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safely within IL was about that time
that The entire neighborhoods forsook
their beds and began the turning in OF
riot calls for the police. Patrolman
Charles Tickey. as brave a man as
eVer wore n star. responded to the
call Calamity he advanced toward
the voodshed- Lees gallantly but In
the superlative speed, he suddenly bc-
gan a retreat Three times Patrolman
Hickey bit the dust The creature re
fponsible once bit his Les and once
rammed a horn through the trouser
icg OF his uniform. Then. with nnal
'ba A-a-a" OF triumph. II turned and
gAmboled or PatrolmAn Tickey sat
sp slowly and watched it disappear.
a goat" he mnmbied through his
shattering teeth: only a goat-a
blamed AnEora goat"
Then he rcFained his feet. paused
his hand ianguidiy over the most vul-
ncrabie point In his rear. and walked
to the wood she'd
-ye kin come out now!" he shouted
through the cracks: we kin come out
The damages did"
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DRAWN TALESMAN
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

The following is the iist of the thir-
ty-four names ordered drawn ly
Judge wiikin in the district court
Thursday afternoon TO appear FOR ex-
animation as jurors at s:i5 o'colck
this morning in the state penitentiary
Roy j. Hannah. Florence: A. F. Mey-
ers. Portland: NJ. W. Burnett. Eign.
Mile park: c. T. Chapman. South Can
on: Merriam Hall. Four Mile; L. C.
Bettes. Canon City; John Hamilton,
Canon City; John C. Hyssong. Canon
City; J. W. Dunlap. Lincoln park;
r. W Gaye. East Canon: D. p. Cline.
South Canon: a. H. Davis. Canon CITY;
Jas \. Dickerson. East Canon: A. A.
Hoffman. Coal Greek: Guy U. Hardy.
Canon City: Lon Davis. Howard; Pet
er Noon. cotopaxi; \. Gaibraith. Lin
coin park; Bert Fuller. Pearose; il
Hockett. Canon City: W. T. OFT. Cam
on City; T. B. Coulter. Canon City:
]. D. Hershner. Eight Nile park Bert
Ellis. Canon City; George Columbia.
Florence; Al Baxter. Canon City; c.
~ Chase. Lincoln park: Sam D. Heck
art. Canon City. d. E Gibson. Canon
City; W. c. James. East Canon; w r
CHM. Lincoln park: Jesse ~ Dorm
dorn. Fruitmere; H. w Bondurant.
Penrose: G. v HodgIn. Lincoln park.
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GIRL SAYS
MORGAN is
INNOCENT

Denver. Nov. s5.-Gnarding the pro-
gram OF a dance as she would -
life, pretty Denver girl, said by the
police to be Miss Rose Miller, expects
to prove by it that Charles Morgan.
escaped convict and desperate. who
was shot by Policeman Barr. July II.
in a arid on his room. is innocent II
the murder Of Walter Irwin, ranch
employe who was shot and killed at
the Walter E wetcher ranch near
Cripple Creek June IS. 1912 While
sheriffs and police are endeavoring TO
fasten the crime on Morgan, Miss MI
Ter Is standing by him and will appear
at his trial as his principal witness.
Il danced with Morgan at the Tuii-
cries at the very hour the murder was
committed. -'she says Then how could
he have been the murderer have
the program with his name written on
1t. showing that he danced with me.
! will show it to the Jury and they will
set him free"
The secret OF Miss Miller's visits o
the prisoner was divulged yesterday
when he was taken to Cripple Greek to
await trial.
Miss Miller has been a constant vis-
itor at the bedside of the young pris-
oner ever since he was admitted to the
county hospital. Her visits have
cheered him and his constant smile al
ways grew into broad grin when she
came She was the prisoners only
visitor except his foster mother and
foster sister.
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JUSTICE OF PEACE
FOR a. YEARS

Piatteviile. Nov. 35.--Joseph coyk-
endaii. Sc. was elected justice OF the
peace November 9Th, and II he serves
ou, his term will have been q justice
forty-four consecutive years He has
served In that capacity In three states,
Illinois. Iowa and Colorado.
He was firs, elected in lilnols o
1854, and in all this time he has besn
in the public service he says he has
nevcr asked a man 70 vote fer hi,n,
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Fight May be Renewed.

Denver. Nov 22.-The old fight in
the National Guard promises to be re-
vIved Just as soon as Ammons be
comes governor. and the question 4
the reapposntment OF an adiatant gen
eral As brought up. This time the
fight win be three-cornered. Ad'u-
tan, General John Chase is anxioas
to he retained Major Stone Is after
The, place and Former Adiutant Gea-
eral overmeyer is also trying TO E,t
the place. There IS every indication
that the nght between all thrss val
be just as bitter as ever. Many Of the
most bitter fights OF the. military d.
par,nient OF the state have oceurrei
over the adiriant generalship.
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spending Week in Denver.

Mr.. Tom c. Taylor. supervisor o.
music. left on No. ls this morning for
Denver to attend The State Teachers
Association.
Tho meetings OF the music depart
mont are held in tho Auditorium o,
Trinity NJ II church. and very In
tsrcstinx seasion In pahlic school
musIc is anticipated.
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SOUTH CANON SCHOOL, NOTES

The members of the Ways and
Means committee. which is made up
OF the officers OF the different class $.
and the athletic board. entertained
themselves with an oyster stew last
Friday night, IN the basement Of the
high school building The evening
was spent in discussing the different
ways OF providing the necessary ex-
penses for the athletic association.
Several different girls basket bali
teams have been chosen and the sea-
sons practice has been started AZ the
rink. The girls expect contests with
ou,-os-;own teams before the season
closes
The annual sophomore Senior re-
ceptlon took place Friday night at tna
high school building Every member
OF these two allied classes was pres
eat TO enjoy the games and refresh
ments.
The faculty and high school were
the guests OF the Erodephian Literary
society last Friday Afternoon An in
teresting program was rendered. The
faculty viii attend the Colorado
Teachers Association which convenss
in Denver next week. school again
Monday. December second.
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Beansin Lung.

New York.-Four yes- old Nellie
connicr h dend OF pneumonia dcvei.
oped .fsnsa bean In her right iung.
The child t~cw IL In while playing
with bean shcoter.
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Charlie sSanten. Who has been coa-
nec,ed with The Utah Copper company
a, salt Lake City. arrived here few
days ago.
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frIends In Council.

Mrs Aiiah htiis III tnc cnah-
Mrs. y. p. Weston was leader for
the day.
The characters discussed were XIII
Carson" Bent Brothers" Jim Bat-
err" Jim Bridger." "ollyer wiggin.~
Uncle Dick wooten." "Lupton" ami
"st. vrain." -
Mrs Houle read an article on Pa
ebio in 1916 Mrs. Harding read
The Legend OF Purgotoire River"
Mrs Weston read The River II
Souls Mesdames Wilkes. HadIey
and Mcconnell OF Florence were
guests OF the club.
---..
Mrs. Ware Hostess
The Monday Reading club met this
week with Airs. Olive Ware with the
president. Mrs. Clarke. presiding.
The reading OF 'LeEis Rand WAS
continued. with Mcsdames okey ana
Bethel as readers.
A letter was read from Mrs Bur
rage an honorary member living at
Portland. Oregon. expressing her APP
probation Of letter sent her ~
the club. Al the close OF the reading.
Charlotte Russo. saited almonds ana
coffee were served. There were sew
entsen members present The meet
ing next week will be held with Mrs.
George Baker.
Gard Club Meet.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank MeFariane en-
tertained the members OF the Card
Club at their home Friday evening
A tempting buffet dinner was serse-
at seven O'Clock and the evenins
pleasantly spent with cards The
iady's prize was awarded to Mrs
David Robson while Nr. W b. Row
land was the fortunate gentleman
The gathering was OF an-ususuaiiy
happy nature
Rebekahs.
Two candidates weer Initiated into
Harmony Rebekah Lodge at its reEu-
lar meeting Thursday evening After
the regular business session a social
hour was enjoyed during which time
refreshments were served
Neemen.
shaener Hall was nIled with mem
bers Of The Brotherhood OF American
Yeomen. Friday evening at their reg
ular meeting After Initiation ani
other routine business tho rest OF the
evening vas given over to general
social good time. and the serving OF a
lnncheon. During the evening the
prizes ~oa by the little folks in the
chndrens Festival a few weeks aso.
were awarded
A dancing party concluded the
evening
Pretty Cssten Of Dickens CIuh-
The reading Of Nick Sickeiby was
continued at the regular weekly meet
Ing OF the Dickens' Club at the home
Mrs. Joseph H. Maupln. Thursday.
Mcsaame- Peabody. Dickinson and
Gibson were the readers OF the after
noon.
This club has the pretty custom OF
presenting its members with a token
on their twenty y-fifth wedding anni-
'versary. Mrs. Bartlett was the for
tnnAte member at this time Being
q resident OF Denver the members of
the club at their meeting Thursday
called over the long distance teie-
phone. the Dickens Exiies" who were
the guests of Mrs. Greydene Smith at
n luncheon Thursday. in the capit Al
city The congratulations and good
wishss OF the club we're offered over
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Birthday Party.

Little Miss Esteile May Van Bus
kirk invited eleven of her wee friends
TO help her celebrate her third birth
day anniversary. Thursday afterno IN.
The little hostess and her guests
had a nne time playing Ring Around
R1sy- and other games dear to little
toss
The serving table was attractive
with its decorations OF a ThankHgiv-
ing ahture and small candy-hlied tur-
keys ss a souvenir for each sse=;
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4 ,..srpri-+ Pan, On ,hs warden.

Saturday. November isth. was the
birthday OF Mrs T. H. lyman. shs
had arranged little dinner party
Ssr eight
Just a. the family were nimosi
ready to sit do~n for dinner moi
Of thirty nervy friends appeared n
the scene and nearly scared the wits
out Of the hostess and her friends b.
their shouts of conEratulation and
ioy. II was surprise party.
The Re~ guests brought their oTn
grub and very delightful d.nncT
vas soon served TO all. The warden =
second surprise came when be found
tss delicious roast turkey that was
served came from his own hen house
where four nne yoIns gobbiers had
asen captured b. confederaies in his
e~n household
After dinner Five Hundred Was
played and very Jolly time had ey
aR Mrs. Agnes Palmer had the
.iaga score. having a score Of $3.50
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Society
.dndClubS'
G&@G&GM M333359
Picnic In the Hills.

{Hicnie In the Hills.
Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs. Thos-
j. lyman entertained about forty
guests at beefsteak fry in the hills
tetwas an ideal night. warm and a
fine moon The big bon hres made
a most cheerful situation. The happy
crowd went out about four miles IN
autos and carriages. Dinner was
served at Ave O'Clock and the guests
enjoyed themselves in true picnic
style until eight o'clock.
see Party.
The coy home OF Mrs. LawFense
serry was the setting for jolly gath
ering Thursday evening when Mrs
serry entertained number OF her
young iady friends at 500 party,
FFvr tables we're occupied. the bids
we're high ana the play full OF vim
Miss Gertrude Horney proved a
be the skilled player OF the game
while the consolation went to Miss
--aselah Emmerson.
The AFFAIR being sc near Thanks
giving. the tasty score cards, favoas
and dainty luncheon served carried
snt the holiday suggestion.
w ..
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xoonIIs4i Picnic.
A number OF the young people COM
posing the Sunday school classes Of
Mr.. and Mrs J. p. Waits enjoyed a
moonlight picnic on the Skyline FRI
day evening.
, 6 The beautiful moonlight aud the
feast OF hot weinics. bcefsteak, sand
wiches. coffee and pickles made the
occasion one OF much merriment :.
Those. present wore Misaes Jessie
! Neil. Berniee Quinn. Marie Maniose
Louise Goodrich. Maude liutchlns.
iunk Emmerson. Ruth Morries. Rub
SANDY and leo Timbockes; Mcssra
Roy Thomas, Robert Acker. Edwin
sharman. Frank McEnIry. Herbert
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rrexress Clab.

rregress Clab.
The Progress club enjoyed an un'
srpaIiy interesting meeting this ~ecA
~fth Mrs. w. II. Ray AZ hostess.
The hrst part OF the program res
rivcu over to the discussion Of Cur
rent Events. These were followed b,
an excellent magazine article read
- Mas Hcndrickson about Governor
Wilson and Princeton Mise Whit
more also gave n magazine artici'
.n Americas Opportunity in China. 7
This article was written by former
Chinese minister to the United States
and was OF much Interest
A social hour was then enjoyed du-.
Ing which time Mrs. Ray serVed fruit
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Teece. John Perry, Paul Ross. Ralph
Mills. Charles Essert. Bon Lyons and
Paul Fisk.
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Gard club Meet.
Rebekahs-

Rebekahs-
Two candidates weer Initiated inta
Harmony Rebekah Lodge at Its regu-
lar meeting Thursday evening. After
the regular business session social
hour was enjoyed during which tims
refreshments were served.
ssas-
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Morgan SHUTTER og hans @cnb for'
laber 3eritcn.

Morgan Sbu1ter, Sen l111ge Sine
rifaner, lom / nogen Eib bar leoet
Neritens 8inanspeien, men font eff
ter &l1slanbs Sorlangen6e bar facet
fin Mfffe6, bar Gorsbag lt6ite ltge
forla6t @eriiens @ooe6ita6 Teberan
fammen mes fin Tamilie for at be-
eibe fig til europa. Com tioligere
omtalt enifeoe Sen folfebalgte Matio-
nalforiamling at ban 1fl1l6e blipe
paa fin Hoit, men Ga Toriamlingen
hlep oplbit og ct MT @abinet bannet
efter r1,siiif 9nife, gap Bette BAN 5.
.25. December Opiigelie. Gn Belg1-
er beb @apn Mprnorb blep 11onnbnt
til at tage bans Elabs, men ser bleb
intet foretaget / &etning of at gjen=
nemf6re Gmbe6Sififet. 9erimob be-
gpn6tc &abinettet. Ell &pffc GDicane=
rier moo Sbnfter for at D6mDgc
bam. Sbulter bIep oog paa fin &oit
til Sen 5. Sanuar, 6a ban oper6roa
fine @mbe6spltgter til lin f9rlte Ms<
iiitent, S. $. Cairns, me6 fl1l0 Mu=
boritet til at forbalte bisie og oper=
6rage SEN npe 5totsfosierer @mbe=
set, iao inart oenne mel6te Jig. Set
te ifete fbrit 5. -. Sanl1ar, ga Morz
moro mg6te og tog Gmbebet, men
n9gte6e at anerfje11be Cairns Op=
gierelie at Statl1s. 9erimo6 meo=
bette BON Cairns og sen gprigc
|Gtab al unge Mmerifanere, Ser bob
6e arbejoet UNDER Sbuiter, at bbis
Der ifete D6erligere Spiattelie | at
o%ber6rage bom M11tboritet, bil6e oe
life Blot blipe afife6igebe, men og1ao
ft1affe6e. Sans Sptreben por iao
meget mere nforflarlig, iom Ser tffe
at Cairns bar giort noget lom be1i1
Gfribt til at binbre Wornoro / al
tiltre6e naar iom Delft. Mprnarf
tilbe6 Mmerifanerne at arbei6e I'm.
Ser bam, bpilfet Sc allie aflog. Mnr
rar6s l%16n9bnelie betrngtes Tom e
,Segn pan, at set finoncieIIe @nitem
iom Sbniter honhc ornnct. I'll hi1
hrft nn1inct
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Stemmcrct for Spcriscs &pinber

9e ipenife &pinber far l10itgt til
en- r1Gr 6remti0 at bliDe ligeittl=
leoe mes Men0ene / bele Set pffel1t-
|lige 2ib. S Srontalen beo Mifsba=
gems Mobning / Stocfbolm / Eirs=
Gags anmel6tes ct %2obforilag ON at
aibe &pin6erne fulo Stemmeret lam1
M0gang til &alg til Meolem1ner al
&ifs6agens an6et &ammer paa iarn=
me 8ettngelie Jet iom Sc man0ligl
|&9lgere. Grbper &erion / 2an0et
Ser bar opnaact EN- Ml6er al "a Mar.
|oa iom life bar begaaet &anolinger.
Ger ber6ber bam eller ben0e Stem,
meretten, fan 6eref ter ofgibe @tem:
me for Meolemmer al an0et &an1:
mer eller ielb ltille Jig iom &an0i,
Sat for 8alg.
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1t Iepe for & fottiee % lioe1toe
9en1e benoes orat1orebe 2epeDis
rafte polofpmsSarme ben6es 5arni.
lie, % be1oes to berbnreroe 8re'
hre, @erner og &arI scbimmef.
|mann, LOB benoe omiioer inolegge
|paa iiette @foeIing i &igbenbam.
is ben Mnleoning opitoo en- bol6iom
|@laoitri6, Der forl1ben at ifaffe
|@repin6en n6 - iatte fig Merfer |
oanif 2%obgibning. Si6en bar @rep-
'in6en, Ser paa M arbe6e itore @o6-
fer / @arbeoen at SuI6a, 1eoet for
De fattige og giort fig elifet, bbrr
bun bar biif Jig. Mf ben6es to 8rg-
f1e, Ser optraa6te iaa baarbt imo6
ben6e, er Sen enc MI iin6s1Dg. Sen
.Gn6en leber al an6re @r1,n6e fiernt
fra 8er6en.
8or EN- Maane6s Sis iioen o1fonl
.@rebin6e 5%cbimmelmann til &ip-
bcnbapn, bbor bum tog Mfife6 mes
lime 8enner. @n farlig u%n6erltps-
iDg6om gior0e set ~ng6benoigt for
ben6e at n16erfalte fig en- alporliQ
l1n0erlipsoperation bos en- befjen6t
:&irurg / &amborg, og ielp felte bun
fig urolig og tbtble6e pao ltbfaIoet.
2egen bar imi0lerti6 mi me6beIt
benoes @enner / 0anmorf, at @reb=
in6e M6eline 5cbimmelmann er lpf=
felig opereret og u0enfor Sore. 6or-
baabentlig bliper @repinoe Gcbim=
meln1an11 ga belbreoet, ielp ON ser
henter ben6e ct lengere Spgeleie.
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Uil De un9e.
meI. @elfommen ! Sen grs1ne 2utb.

M1eI. @elfonnrnen ! Sen grs11ne 2a1r6
IS fiere ltngel iDng me6 os,
Com regres til De gamle:
SUBS Orb BET er bort Mrpegoos,
Set tan % bill os famle.
$ 2rtbers Ipfe 8arneipor
81 bill iaa gierne treble;
San Ierte Soft / Spo og Moro
Gn SSl1leiang at fbe0e.
Mo6ersmaalets &ierteflang
gi tale bill og fiunge,
Son set Tan bgres Gong paa Gang,
at &i9rterne er ltnge.
Da faar Ri Drift til eoel Doa6,
So Ipier Saabets &arte,
fin6er hi Be be1ite Stab
5or Ei6ens Snf og Smerte.
S. g. 2illef6.
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els 2sbet Of q nprrleite Gage aooe
8ongen Inn @reD Giiirbbem tiilbnge
E at line trafafte, o. @reDen ore-
i Hog 4ongen et1ter1 beo e1 iIomI
GGllrgt at raa oDer ben efterrigffe
@1Pnie eller pluoeilig % l1Dentet at
'ben0e tilbage til Miincbel bbpor bat1s
Mnfomit mltlig bil6e babe anoret 81
|trationen, lite minoit ga Ser begpno1tte
at biie Jig 8egn til OmfIag 8efolf-
nihgens 5temning oberfor @ongen.
Men ale @rebens 6oripg paa at
faa &ongen til at bar1ole burtig BIZ
te Jig frugteleie, o. ! Mellem-
tioen inotrof en- nj 4ommisiion,
blam0t bbis Me6lemmer bar Diref-
loren for Sin6siDgeanitalten / Miin-
chen, Grofeslor @uooen.
OR. @uo6en trGngte lebiaget al
ct &ar 8ogtere, iom me6bragte en-
Sbmgstrpie, inb / @lottet pg git
ben til &ongen, bDem Fan 1iot taft-
Lift tiltalte me6 fglgen6e Oro: nW1a-
jeitGt, Sc er min Bange" %
fomti6ig nprme6e Sc to Nogtere Jig
&ongen. Denne, fom De6 5Dnet al
Sin6SiDgel9gen ane6e, bbn6 Ser ben-
tet BAN, ipare6e, meget rolig g
beroig: rDet bebgbes life; leg gaar
fribillig!" bDorefter &ongen fired ben
moo 9lottets l1ogang og u6en Meo6.
itan6 LOS Jig bringe til @1ottet Berg,
iom bar anbtlt bam til forelgb-
bigt Sbol6site6.
Illere6e treble Dag efter at ban
bar afiot enote Song 2u0big fit
2ib / 5tran6berger-Seen 8elger.
Com befien6t fonot ogfaa ST.. CUB
BEN 966en be6 famine 2eiligbeo.
Otter Sc Spor, iom families paa
ii%oltnGpntes Sig, fnnoe ma lutte
at Ser 1,be / Ggen bopbe f11n0et en-
fortbiblet Scamp Ste0 mellem &pngel1
og SEN tililen0e 2ege, ser imi6lerti6
maotte blffe UNDER for ben fpiiif
itgrfere &onge.
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ba1s Moffnro Gan misbaroIei
iepnIig fine giierere, of bpilfe aarr
m%ertienerer / Iange Eioer bapb
0r6re til at there Maife, bpergar1,
ban bite fig for @ongen: On Dol
oberorog 2ltobig lin Soffriigr a
banne ct mt Miniiterillm, % felt
meget pigtige s~tats0ofumenter, ion
| bleb ien6t 4ongen til unoerifrift
%foroelte ban blanot 2%afeierne.
Eilii6it beflutte6e Miniiteriet fig
til at gibre en- gn6e paa oisie
for 2ano og Soft u110hoioelige 8i!!-
itan6e, og @egentifabet oberoroges
til 8rins 2ritpol6, iom frem6eles
fmgercr lom Gegsnt UNDER Sen r1t=
b9ren6e Song Dttos Sinosingoclll.
Com ina ofte / i1ige 9mp9ltninger
bleb Der ogiaa fer ban6let noget
|noberlagt. On &ommis1 ton beitaa<
enoe al ct Bar Miniitre og nogle
Beit1taaen0e @ofembe6smenb blep
ien6t til @1ottet &obenicbmangal1,
bbor &ongen netop Ga opbol6t fig,
for at iifre Jig 6en regierenoe Mon=
arfs &erion, men man bab6e iamti=
big CLIENT tienitlig at me60ele Sen
6erberenoe 9brtgbe6 set ful6bDr6e-
De &egentiifiifte. Og 6a @ommisiio=
men in6traf til 5Iottet, los 2uopig
6ens Me6lemmer orreitere og trre6e
meo at labe 6em ifD6e. Eilii6it gao
ban Dem fri, og 6e fiprte tilbage til
Wiincben me6 %uforrettet Sag. Ser
bleb flor Spitan6elie mellem &on=
gems 0mgipelier, og bepe6ne6e 8gn=
ser iamle6es foran Slotte, parnte til
at f%oribore lin Supernn. Sen fra
Miindben in0trufne 6lpia6iuoant,
@reb Siirfbeim, iom bar tilfal6t
t%elegrafiif, beor0re0e yet / M9rbe=
Sen al &obenicbmangau liggenoe
Militnr til Slotet, men Troppernes
observation-disclosures bar iaa foriigtig
fgrit at .forbere Jig / Miincben, og
ser fom loa intet no at 9r6ren.
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@rebinbe 5cb M III e +
Ill a n. 6or nogle Mar liben bar
@rebtnoe S~cbimmelmann Ell al Sc
n:eit omtalte &bi1oer / 0anmorf.
Senoes Sfiebne er mere forun0er=
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