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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-21
GATHERED
FROM
EVERYWHERE

James D. Lightbody, the old Olympic
middle-distance champion. and his sue
cess in competition In Germany; the
victories of Braun, the half-miler. and
of Pasemann, the high jumper and
pole-vaulter. in the English champion
ships last summer, and Rau's success
In international sprint races, have beer
influences thai have given impetus tc
this Intercollegiate movement.
DIR. Rudolf Tombo, of Columbia Uni
yersity, who last year created great
enthusiasm among German university
men by his illustrated lectures OF
American sports and pastimes on land
and water. is also said to have fur
Their kindled this new fervor for sport
among the German students.
It was voted at the meeting to hold
intercollegiate competitions at stated
intervals, to be called German Uni
versity Olympias," and II is planned
to hold the first meet at Leipslc in
1913. If Germany should secure the
Olympic games for 1916 it would give
this movement toward German inter
collegiate sport a great boom.
90
Ray Bronson, who halls from In
~dianapolis. and who carries around a
publicity department, is making weary
faces at Mike Gibbons. Bronson swears
by all the gods of war that he alone
is entitled to be greeted as the welter-
weight champion.
THE idea of Mike Gibbons coming
with a statement that he Is the
welterweight title holder arouses my
wrath" PEN Bronson. Gibbons must
stop kickin' my crown aroun'. I'm the
real eighteen-karat champion in that
division. and II Michael does not be-
lieve so he can get a battle
To show that Shylock had the right
dope on the price of flesh, Bronson says
he is willing Il fight Gibbons twenty
rounds, the weight to be 142 pounds,
six hours before the start of HOSTILE
ties.
Gibbons is willing to battle any man
at 145 pounds ringside. This little diff
in %poundage is what is going
to prevent the boys from meeting.
They could each get a few thousand IL
they mingled, but the extra ounces of
Gibbons mean that there will be moth
Ing doing.
Bronson declares that Gibbons is
o~verrated. We hate to contradict a
fighter with a publicity department,
but in our modest opinion Mike is one
Of the best in the business.
900
Joe McGinnity says that the next
time he brings a team South he will
hire camels and come along in a cara
in order to get here a few weeks
ahead of some of these Southern ex-
presses. There's one railroad here-the
one the Tigers use-that advertises It
kills more passengers than its rivals
carry. Joe remarked, Yes, they die of
Did age"
900
Wyatt Lee has posted some of the
recruits to watch for the Mason and
Dixon's line when the boys return
Next to the sight of behold
Ing the equator, it's the greatest spec
l have ever seen," said Lee with
al1f q cYni1a
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-21

Amos Strunk is having a little
trouble with his right ankle, and Con-
ME Mack took him out of the game to
allow him to do nothing but the
lightest kind of work, for he is the only
utility outfielder that the Athletics
have.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-21

Though Jack CurIey still threatens
to stage the Flynn bout next
July. the public seems inclined to look
upon the matter as a sort of forlorn
hope. The persistence of Curley ap-
pears worthy a better cause.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-21

A movement to inaugurate inter
collegiate sports in Germany on the
same lines as the athletics of Ameri-
can colleges are conducted has been
started at Berlin. Representatives from
fourteen universities, ten technical COL
leges, two veterinary schools, the
Royal Agricultural College and two
mining academies attended the first
meeting. They agreed" the cable
states. ito exhaust all means at their
command to arouse the enthusiasm
Of the German students for the new
idea.r
This a a serious attempt to
popularize field, track and aquatic
sport, and the movement is said to
have the cordial support Of Emperor
William and the crown prince.
Doubtless the presence In Berlin of
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-21
TURNER'S GET FOUR POINTS
MORE THAN THE CELLULOIDS

The National Turner's came out ahead
of the Celluloids with the score of 20 to
25 at Turn Hall last night. The first
period ended with the score reading
"a to ID, in favor of the home team,
1t var announced that on next
Wednesday night the Ironsides would
face the Turner's. Last nights lineup:
Turner's. Cellulodds.
d. Reimer. p. Welsh
G.. Weber. H. H~enninger.
Forwards.
r. Schoen. Haipiri
Centre.
01. INcliHoi ScnllllnE
F. Kormaier. Green, Bruggy.
West Hudson Five will be guests of
the McKiernans at Turnbull Auditorium
tomorrow night. Two preliminaries are
carded and some tall excitement is
looked for in the trio of contests ar
ranged.
The American Five, of Paterson, Will
appear against Charley Helms Bay
Views on the Wheelmen court Sunday
afternoon. The st. Annes and the Cy-
clist Juniors will clash In the prelim.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-21

Seniors Mendos and Contie. sporting
Havana, Cuba, will meet
the Cincinnati team at Columbus, Ca.
and will remain with them during the
training season. in order to watch the
work of Marsens and Almeda, the
Cuban players.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-21
SPORTING
9 O P

Latest word has it that Pop" Arson
is to lead the Pittsburgh team In the
Columbian League. All that "Anse"
requires now is some players, a park,
a few teams to oppose, and everything
will be lovely in the Columbian League
around Pittsburgh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-08
u-IDENTIFIED.

Desmond is brought to the side Of the
tub In which the water is slowly rising
over ciaude Eclaire and confronted with
the half-drowned hero. Rosamonds story
to the Russians Is quickly confirmed
when Claude at once identifies Desmond.
The cries with which the Russians greet
this recognition bode III to Desmond. for
these Russians are loyal to the car.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-08
IVA DAMP VILLAIN.

All hands. save gentle Rosamond, now
join in poking Desmond's head under the
water, despite his bubbling protests. II
is pretty damp in the bathtub. but no.
body cares what Desmond thinks about
1t or how wet he gets. It's time he got
the water cure. anyway. Bubble-ubblr-
ub! Bubble-ubble-ub! Desmond will soon
be out Of breath at this rate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-08
uI-INTO THE WATER.

II does not take the Infatuated Russians
a moment to release Claude from the fatal
bath tub and to dump Desmond into 1t
instead. Rossmond is once again happy
with Claude and not one Of those in the
palace feels even a momentary pang Of
regret for the fate Of Desmond after his
life OF villainy. The scoundrel, however.
shows no sign Of repentance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-08
VA LITTLE FoorwoRK.

Even under water. Desmond does not
cease to plan He cannot use his hands.
for he Is being held down by the husky
Russians. So II he is to do anything he
must use his feet Accordingly the re-
sourceful villain fumbles with his feet
until he finds the water taps at the end
Of the bath and does lbs best to turn
them upside down.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-08
I-To THE PALACE.

The villain Desmond has been arrested
By the Russian authorities while trying 10
pawn one OF the cars diamond rings.
and he is now being rushed into the pal
ace. The faithful Rosamond follows the
soldiers. telling them that Desmond Is
guilty and that her lover Claude is con-
tined In the palace merely on account Of
Diamonds lying stories about him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-08
HELP wANTED--alALE

AsenIs, s.ie.nea ana Solicitors.
RELIABLE salesman able 10 give
reference can obtain opportunity to con-
meet with new concern OF reputation FOR
particulars phone Douglas S2k-
Permanent income for ssIesmen. Ask
for Mr. Wilson, 10 Brandeis Theater.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-08
vr-RouTED.

I'm the boyI' bubbles Desperate Des-
nond. IF am bit wateriogsed." The
seoundrers plan Of turning the water
taps resulted in sending shower al over
the persons who wished to end his career.
As they resoil In surprise. Desmond plans
to escape. and not only to escape. but to
recapture Rosamond. How he succeeds
told Monday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-08
MEDICAL
Piles, Fistula Cured

and other rectal diseases. without surgical
operation. Cure guaranteed and no money
raid until cured Writ for book on
rectal diseases with testimonials.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-08

LOsT-Boston terrier dog. dark brndle
and white @. n. Yates. W. ssE-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
@pab tilfienbeaiper oct?

Set er fafttjf panpilt peb SptGl=
ling, at nj Sieroe6ele al Sc Berlp>
ner, Tom far bionet ON at babe
gienbunoet @elbreo peo 8rugen al
Dr. @eters &11rifo, flyer, at fer Sc
begD1ote at BRUCE bette gamle llr=
temib6el, bopoc oe foriegt 2eger
% @feoici11er til inge11 NDtte, og
&urifo blep tpet til iom Ell iiolte
|Silflugt. &pab tiltienoegiper Oct
te? Set tilfienbegtper iimpeltben,
at bette gamle S11smi66el frembrin>
ger @elbre6elier og lin6rer Smerte,
noar andre Meotciner ipres at
Taa fell. Oct er ioog anerfienot
ielp af 2Ggeitn1oen for at bore en-
al Dc be0ite MeOiciner, Ser nogen=
iin6e ct op6aget. Den11c ga1nle, pre=
be6e nrtelneoicin fan babe fine ST.
terligninger;; men ben bar life lin
|2ige iom iunbbeosgibenoe Wibbel.
9bu6 Ben Tan ubrette meo Sene
ipn til Dpbpgning at ne6bruot Sell
BRED bar peret Ell Mabenbarelie
for Iuiin6er al nebbrn6te W9n6 og
&bin6er. Sen life nlene renter
8lobet, men 1faber MT, rigt, reot
BLOB og gisr 2egemet il1nbt % frof-
tigt.
Sen befor6rer Borosielien.
Gen bolber Mapen / Or6en.
Den itprfer Mpreme.
Gen n9rer, ltprfer % opliper.
Sen aabner Su6ens Horer og
bi6fprer iun6 9oeb.
Sort iagt, Ben er en- Srsmeot-
Gin / Orbets ful6e1te @etpontng %
ber iin6es / bbert eneite @iem. Den
er bebageltg at tage ino % inoe-
bol6er fnn bbao Der btl gipre SD~
itemet gobt. Sen er life at faa
paa Apotbeter, men %forifaffes 81
refte giennem Speetalagenter aniot
at gierne.
Golf, Tom Dor paa ct Ste6, bpor
Der enbnu lite er r1ogen Mgent for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
st farliat Qaub for Sjeneitepiger

st farlist 2anb for Sjenetepiger.
'@ieren at ct @ieltgiperiteo / 8pen
Nla11en / @acbien faiteoe engong en-
'boierlt Eieneitepige, men Sen Sag,
bun lfuloe tiltre6e fin &onoition,
blep &oteleieren meget o%perro1tet
be6 at %n1o6tage ct 8reD fra be11oe,
L bpilfet bun me6oelte BAN, at 81
ltriftsoommeren life tillo0 benoe at
tiltreoe oente &onoition. - @i9lt<
giperen ifrep I'LL til Sen nppnte 9p.
rigbebsperion % mootog nogle Gage
efter felgenoe Spar: rangaaenoe
oct Mnoragenoe, ser ct tilltillet os.
Ben Ste So. mes @enipn til Hige1
Yurucfer, erfl9rer Ri Iom felger:
@fteriom ale Sc baierife. Sieneite e
piger, ser tager / Gieneite / @acb=
fen, fommer tilbage berira | cit Sill
ftonb, iom nngtet Sen er n1eget tn
tereSiant, life belto minore CT me.
get beflagelig, og efteriom bet er
banffeligt at iRtte 6e &eflamattoner
igiennem, bDortil bisie GilfGloe fun
.oltfor bpppigt giber Mnleoning, %
enbeIig efteriom opoige ajeneitepi-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12

Ei6ens 11peite Ea11fer, en- baln eI-
Ter Ell bel Menneifeal6er bag efter
ben btrfelig itore @er6en. S Morge
ct mat meb Senipn til Soriparet
paa Sei6e me6 De Mnifuelier, iom
rna6er / @er6en / 9iebliffet, / Dan-
mart leper bore iaafalbte Srenl,
ifriotsmenb en6nu paa ct foreloet
Stanbpunft i 6ent1e Gag"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
A1inne(ota.

- 8aa6e Ga ToIlettes og Rooiez
belts Mano bill onitranee fig til St
D6erite for at beige fine Delegatic-
ner til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
@ooiebelt ielp tolte / Min,eapoIi5
forrige l1ge. O1nfring ben 2Ohc
Mpril bill Ga Sonette opboloe Jig !
Mtnneiota pao Ell A Dages aam,
pegnct11r. ~
&unoeealfob er ubbruot
HanM @un6ene / 8irginia. Borg.
meter Somfinion bar 6erfor Be,
itemt, at ale &un6eu iom lite Ell
ten ct foriparlig brn6ne ellcr for
ipnet meb Munofurp, pil bIipe ifuot.
On gal &un6 bar Blot flere andre
$un6e, iaa man narer 6rpgt for,
at &unoegalifaben ct meget no
bre6t ! 8pen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12

ger Sag for Dag bliber iiel0nere>
Ter u~noertegneoe Diitriftsgprigbeo
fig ng6iaget til at forbD6e lite oIenc
&igen Burucfer, men alle bigger /
Giitriftet at tage Gieneite / @acblen.
UNDER bbtlfet &aaifuo set emo maot=
te bore. Ebiersbeim, sem Soc So-
l1uar 1862, Sopfe, fgl. D%iitritts=
BONNER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12

&urifo, % iom enifer at prppe bette
beremte l1rtemio0el, fan benptte fig
a fport ipecielle Gilbu6 at faa en-
Hrppefasie> ser in6ebolber ct Gu~
fin IS Gents Dlaifer til Sen ipecielle
8ris $500. 5frib beitanoig til
@ne=@ierne, Or. Beter Gobrl1ep &
Cons Co., 1875 90. 9opne Npc.,
Chicago, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12

-
uMnorcicus &anf". S 8onfier<
firmoet &c. q. Mnoreien & g., lon1
ppergoor til ct Nfticlellfab mes cn
&apitol poo 6 Mill. &r. UNDER
Mapnet 1M11oreicnS 9al1f", ifnloe
Scr tcgnes ~ Mill. ST.. ltnoer
ltor 5ilillrtr1ina tegne0es Ser so
Mil(. &r., Set oil lige 9elpbet oper=
tegnet 50 @onge. Y1,blifum gil
poa 6orboono uO fra, at 9elpbet
lpil0e blipe iterft obertegret, og ben:
tebe berfor poa Ell tiliporenoe Ne,
6uftion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
@rofcsiur &pffoinss Turelrsnin=

ger / &riltionia betegnes al allie
Slooer,e JONI Ell 1tor 9%egipenbeo.
2ilbprcrnc ct i ltore 5forer ltrpnrz
meoe til, % 9egej1tringcl1 bar otter
olle 6orelnsllinger prret ltor, Sor=
leben tolte &rofesioren' Stuoenter=
iamfun0et ON Mosleo1 % set 19.
Morbnn0reOe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12

ForkjSlslss helbrsdst pas On Dag.
Brug LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
!ets: Apothekere tilbasebetaler Pengene, hvi
do Teller Of hslbrede. Z. W. GROVE's On
dsrskrift or pas hvsr &ske. 26c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
Dan bedste verdm.

Dr.. J. v. Hamilton i San Francisco,
Cal, siger: ""Jeg har solgt Warmers
White Wine Of Tar Syrup i aarevis.
bet er Diet bedste Hostemiddel ieg har
,et .og er u~forlignelig for Asthma.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
FARE-PER0DEN |
KVINDEN Is LIVSTl| !
FRA As TIL 50,
Kvinders interessante Erfa-
ring. Deres Udsagn
/. vard at lese.

Asheville, N. G. - "Jeg plagedes i
aarevis af Kvindesygdomme, under
min Livsforandring. Jeg fors6gte en-
L;ege i Byen ct Par Aar uden nogen
vnsentlig Nytte. Tilsidst efter glen
tagne Rad ON at prove Lydia u.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, OPP
CAV jeg L@gen og begyndte at BRUCE
dette med de heldigste Resultater.
Jeg er idag sund og rask og iler med
at give nit lille Bidrag for at bevege
andre til at prove Deres ypperlige
Middel, da jeg er ~overbevist ON at
Diet vii helbrede de samme Sygdom-
me. hvis de gives EN- alyorlig Prove:
"Hvis De antager, at dette Brew VII
bidrage til at indfpre Deres Medlcln
hos lidende Kvinder, der befinder sig
i denne vanskelige Periodic, giver jeg
|gjerne nit Minde til at offentliggj1re
idette." - Mrs. JULIA A. MOORE, II
East Str, Asheville, N. G.
Mrs. Kirlin's Tilf@lde.
Circleville, Ohio. "Jeg kan med
Sandhed sige, at jeg aldrig har hav1
noget som gjorde mig saa meyer
! Nytte gjennem Livsforandringen, son
Lydia e.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
"FSr jeg havde brugt EN- halv Fla
ske deraf begyndte jeg at befinde mis
bedre, og ieg har fortsat med a
BRUCE Diet. Nit Helbred er bedre enc
Diet har varet i mango .Aar. Hv1:
allie Kvinder Wide BRUCE Diet, Wide d.
undgaa usigelige Smerter i denn'
IOvergangstid." Mrs. ALICE KIR
lin, 35S w. Mill Str, C%ircleville, .
Livsforandringen er Ell at de mes
kritiske Perioder i Ell Kvindes Livs
It'd. l Ell saadan lid kan kvinde
stole paa Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
Antntlbte for Morbre 8irfs gfif.

teret.
@laoiafie:: &rop. 8. Saniens gu
itru Dorotbea. @olte: 8eitprer
@ot5ob. @ientofte: &ogn-
manosfuif @briitian @lien. Orb
rllp: Sitter S. s.. Olicns Gl,itru
Marie. gnlt airitine ssSe,tien. UGp
Soboiit Sorrs 2arie,1. @foosborg:
@artner 2allrits Gbogerie11. 8reoe:
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2pngbp: gnfe Singer Olien. 6bb.
|6prbp0er @enot @ouien.
Mnmelotc for Mmaser 8irf.
@aaoferer Yeter Heterien 9tef,
fenien al 9raepr. Gnfe Morcbe1
8eterien al ct. Moglebp. Sitter
s. IS. Seniens Spn @peno al So
itrup.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-12
Mnmelbtc for Mmaeer 8irf.

Mnmelbte for Mmaser &irf.
@aaoferer Yeter &eterlen 9tef~
al 9ra9pr. @nfe Marcben
Beteriel1 al ct. Moglebp. SITTER
s. IS. Seniens 5pn @peno al aa=
Itrup.
S 8robinierne.
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aorup: 81. 8. @anien. 5tcnlpie'
Sfole: Mnio 6prenl len. &rogris=
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Ole Noabauge. 5lagelie: Sne0=
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re6e pr. Mu0e: 5porefaslefasierer
Carl 5cbrpOer. @osll1n0e: Mnsgar
Slien. @illerpo: Marie Mielien.
Marblts: Sogneprult s. 6. S. Sal
ling. 5ellerup: $. IS. 2poefing.
g. 6orlrp: 9o6il Senien. 6ei=
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ItegoarO: Mltri0 3inn. Gejle:
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ODER Morf: Spre1, Senlell 9iter=
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&aren Gbbeieu. G%aor0ejer Nbomas
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Caroline 8rl1mmer. MejsIin
'5fop: @11guitinus Mabien. gejlt
: @nar6ejer @anien Mnberien.
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Mub Murmunerne.

Mub Murmunernc. S 9ergcr1
er Ser for Gi0rn megen Stri0 Slit
leOning al at Mornronerl1e ho!0er
zoe 1t f1pLt ~: gus = set go:i;!!c
SS%.,plofaIe / Sung Oscars @ooc.
Ser Mep fo:t SEN Gpn6oG l.coiot
Ell &omite ~ at bringe po1 olt
:ehe> bpo0 s.: 1tol sjeres t'r at
torh1nore &jeh:l. 81 MeOle ';1tr
CT 0enlle &omite palgtes iflg. S.
9tns Mftenbl." N%solitimeitercn ct
Me0lem al 4e6eltgbeosforeniuecn
og Gomfirfen %'.igbeocns Hrelter
% Me0biGlpera.
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mngnor Sailing traf Tia beo

Mognor Sailing traf Jig peo !;
! Gergus Sails Conn for
nogle 9hge iioen tilbage iom Glsrf
efter at Bnbe tieneitgiort iom lan-
ban 21 Mar. Sailing inoebar
ben iiel6ne @efor6 at bore blepet
,gienbalgt Mar for Mar / neiag1!g
ri Mar, l1oen at en- Stemme 1togen-
|iinoe er b!eoet faItet imoo bam.
Set bieb lite til 1roget me,
ben @ritatningsiag for $4,000.
iom &arolo g.. gbance / Manatc
baboe anlagt MOB S. S. Gperrn.
8eitprer for 8Dens 5fole> ioet
Dommer Hfuu fort og go6t LOS 60
gen afbiies fra &etten. Mr. Gbancc
mente fig forurettiget be6 at bore
blepet a%flfeoiget iom 2erer pe6
:'Sfolen, men Dommeren erflpreoc.
at @folebeitprerne bur6e beifpttc5
lumber l~16ebelien al 6ereS YIigter.
- On gpi6emi al @pgmarbs-
IiDgbom er u6bru6t blan6t @elte,e
II Scott County, og font gfsempe!
a,paa, bbor ftore Sab 6enne Spg=
bonn foroariager, anfbres fra Sba-
: fopee, at en- GARNER bar miitet Z
&eite> ber6iotte til $4,000, og Ell
'an6en fire bero $500. Spg6om-
: men, ser melt almin0elig falOes
t blind %itaggers", fremfal6es beo at
foore muggen @troa eller Moisltil-
!. fe, og Dprlegerne bor en6nl1 tiff
: tunnel bite pao noget pirfning5:
ful6t Mi66el
- Set bill berefter life blipe til
:: laot nogen at fipbe mere el10 32t
Mcres Gtatslano, ga ser / 2ope,
ffal bore toisle 8eitemmelier for a
bin6re 5pefula1lter / at iette Jig
sI8eto6elie al bette 2ano. 9erne @r
. flGrinG er bleben gjort al Nttornel
'e General Smitb efter Spfororin:
al Muoitpr Sperion. @n Herio1
fan 6og idrlt fjebe 800 Mcres 10:
l.. fig ielb og berpaa ltge iao m1egt
q 'eller min6re for en- d116en, bpcr1
5. ban qltioa repre- enterer, men Sc
II bill / bette Gilfel6e for6res @epile
8. for, at 8eofommen0e CT b~en1pnOigc
= til at eiere ;oa0ant &jbb for en- an
ben. Sor iaooanne, ser bar fjp5
lie Stots1an0 fdr Sen 196e Mpri( 1905
s. ct Ser MI intet / @eien for at tfjpb
a='op til 800 Mcres, ga 2open, Sc
1tebnte Doto troa6te / @roft> 1T
g. ct ttlbagefolSt.
s. = 5bief &iper Sails np0er Sc
G.: lt6merfelie at babe set be61te 0
a. melt beipare11oe eleftriife Mnlgg {
1g nogen 8p n1cb cit @efolfning {
0:|inbtil 5000, og bette eleftriife 2ps
er anlGq neo lin &rafttiloe fam oerfl
s: me0 rette fol6es Opens 5toltb.
Eo 3ieiel Maifincr, bper poa IS
II. @%eltefreftere larnt $50 &ilolta
:er @eneratorer blep forle6en in0iatte
~ Sen npe araftltatton, og set bc
Is biit Jig, at mes Sen @onofroft, io1
IL @De1 ejer, fan Nnlegget 6ripes me
y: en- hight al Sc pr. Gag, meoen
u. set me6 Sc npe Oliemoj finer 11atr.
II. ligbis bil6e foloe noget foitbarer
s:|Den urenie6e Die fan fjgbes Z
s.. hri1,nes tiI Wnor fnr n1rtrnnt
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9en pnrlte &inoring er Saprcy
forboloene, ioei nprmelte 9aor,
Misp @apn, CT ca. IS &ilometer fra
6elterne og bliper fprlt brusbcr,
noar SEN er %oprnar0ret. ltoitibning
Tan sos ontn5elig foresaa oerfro
ogiaa m,SS mil;6re So1toiter.