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conference at Richmond. will be here Wednesday.
 Washing gton.-Upon representation by William Young. chairman of the Cuban Central railroad. an English owned line. Ambassador Bryce has filed with the state department pro test against the granting of conces- sons by President Gomez to another line which is proposed for the north coast of the island.
 New York.-The prevailing domestic monetary stringency was reflected ir today's money offerings on the stock exchange. Initial loans of s90. was al 10 per cent made followed by s1S5,00O at II per cent. The next loan was S500,000 at 12 per cent flat. Several hundred thousand dollars loaned at Ia per cent but even this high rate failed to bring out more than an insignificant sum from domestic banks.
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RETURN PARKER TO
 WINNEBAGO TODAY Y

West Point, Ga, December 2.-Sheriff Freers and District Attorney Bulls of Fairbult county. Minnesota, plan to re- turn to Winnebago tomorrow with H. w.. Parker. the absconding bank cashier of that place recently arrested here.
 The Minnesota officials reached West Point today. They visited Parker in the local jail, but did not talk with the prisoner concerning the charges against him. He confessed to a shortage in his account in the Bank of Commerce of Win nebaeo of s17,O00
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Max Long

Max Long, prominent merchant of Evergreen. died here this morning about ? o'clock. MT. Long had been one of the associates of I. Long & Sons for several years He had been married for about IS months, and leaves a widow and infant child. He had only been sick about week. His remains, accompanied by a committee from the lodge here. left for Birming- ham this afternoon. where they will be inferred.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-03
Hickey Pleads Guilty

Buffalo. N. Y., December 2.-J. Frank Hickey confessed boy murderer entered plea of not guilty to the murder of Joseph Josephs the 7-year-old Iaeka- wanna boy, october ? 1911, when ar raigned in the supreme court today His trial was set for December 16. The court will assign counsel to Hickey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-03
Gas Association to Meet

Atlanta, December 1.-Two special trains. one from Philadelphia and one from New York arrived here today with delegates to attend the eighth annual convention of the National Commercial Gas association sessions of the meeting which will commence tomorrow and ax- tend until Saturday. Delegates from Philadelphia said they would ask that the 1913 convention be held there.
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JUDGE REFUSES
 TOPAROLE WEIGH

NorwallS O., December 2.--Judge John l.. Gary today overruled a motion for suspension of sentence and release on parole of Ernest Welch, convicted two weeks ago of assault and battery for the tarrng of Minnie La Valley at West Clarksfield on August 30. Welch was sentenced to serve six months in a work house and to pay d fine of s200.
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Charlie Jones

Wetumpka, December 2.-(Special.)- Charlie Jones. one of Fillmore county s most substantial citizens. was killed this morning as he was feling trees near his home at Dexter. this county. A large tree fell and crushed his life out. MT. Jones was nearly 60 years of age. and is sur vived by a wife and several children.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-03

Providence l. and Miss Laura B. Cooper or
 
 of the Washington College Of Law
  faculty of this college of the Webster Public School at D. positions the studied for the of She with her mothers
 that her n
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Jesse K. Merrill

Jesse R. Merrill, aged Al years died at his residence, 3116 Avenue c, Ensley, yes terday evening at o'clock after short illness of pneumonia. The funeral serv- ices will be held from the residence this afternoon at 3 o'clock, interment to take place in the Pratt City cemetery The deceased is survived by a widow three sons, Herbert, Hugh Reid and Neal, all of Ensley; one small daughter. and three brothers, Jim Merrill of Meridian Miss. Robert Merrill of Edgewater and John Merrill of Nashville. Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-03
NOEL PRESIDENT OF
 SANTO DOMINGO

Washington. December 2.-Archbishop Noel has been chosen by the Dominican congress provisional president of the re- public for a tenure of two years and will succeed immediately President Victoria, who has resigned
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-03
Deaths and Funerals
Frank HOlley

killed by a train in the Seaboard yards early Sunday morning, will be held rom the residence of his father w. A. Holley l5O3 Cotton avenue, West End. this morn- ing at 10:30 o'clock. Interment will take place in Elmwood cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-03
Jay Brooks

The remains of Jay Brooks, aged 4s years, who was crushed to death by an elevator at the county courthouse yester- day morning, will be sent to Crocker' s Junction this morning for interment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-03

R. c. Shumate. aged s3 years, died at his residence, 52o North Forty-sixth street. yesterday morning at o'clock after a short illness with pneumonia. The re- mains will be sent to Decatur, Ga., for burial.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-03
Window Robbed

Window breakers were abroad again last night. window in the grocery store at 632 Twenty-fourth street being broken and a few articles stolen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-03
Mrs. Mary E. Fleming

The remains of Mrs. Mary E. Fleming of Randolph. who died at a local infrm- ary yesterday morning. were sent to Ran
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-03
STABBED AS RESULT
 OF HAZING EPISODE

Springfield. Mo, December D. Byron Crane, Is years old of this and was stabbed and probably fatally wounded today as the re- suit of hazing episode at the Methodist college at Morrisville, Mo, where he was a student. An other student who was hazed re- gently was arrested charged with stabbing Crane.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-03

DOLL BAZAR TUESDAY, WEDNES. DAY, THURSDAY. BHOWN-MAHX RIJIDING. BENEFIT CHILDREN'S FREE HOSPITAL. BABf SHoW WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
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R. c. Shumate

dolph yesterday afternoon, where inter. ment will take place.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WWGaNfEfDi5-~.fiMo or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping. city or suburbs.
 Address U-lO. Age-Herald. 12-s-st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-03

Austin, Tex, December 2.-Announce- ment was made tonight that attorneys for Pascual Orozco Sr, and David De La
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-03

Fuente, held by the military authorities at Fort sam Houston. will contend Ut the hearing of habeas corpus proceedings in- stituted before United States District Judge Msxey tomorrow that the military authorities of the United States exceeded their authority when they caused the arrest of the two Mexican rebel leaders, that the military arm of the government is not empowered under the constitution to arrest any person except where di- rect charge Is pending.
 On the other hand, representatives of the government will contend that the two are in the United States conspring to violate neutrality laws and that their .a- formation is sufficiently definite to justify the filing of criminal charges
 Orozco and De La Fnente will be brought to Austin from Fort Sam Houston tomorrow morning under a military escort.
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JOHNS Undertaking Co. Phones iooa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-03
LICE JOY. undertaker. Phones 7s.

SHAW. the Undertaker. Phones ..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-03

Mexico City, December An un- confirmed but credible report is cur rent here that the Mexican minister of foreign affairs, Senor Lascurain, will leave in a few days for the United States presumably for Washington His object, it is said is to rest" but it is regarded as probable that his visit is intimately connected with the rela- tions between the two countries grow ing out of the revolution claims. The governor of Oaxaca has asked the cen tral government for endorsements on account of renewed Indian activity. A thousand soldiers. who have been en- gagged in the Chihuahua campaign, are expected here tomorrow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-03

Mexico City December 2-The govern ment instead of retiring the federal troops in the state of Oaxaca probably will strengthen them owing to renewed activity of Indians. Five villages. the inhabitants of which were supposed to favor the federals have been destroyed by Indians. The villages were in the mountains northeast of the city of oaxaca and near the Vera Cruz boundary. Coix- tlahuaca, a more important town some % miles northwest of Oaxaca, has been sacked and some of the local officials killed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18
NEW PRODUCE co.
is ORGANIZED
Hammond Concern Is Capt.
talized for SIS, 1000 Among
Business Men.

The Hammond Creamery and Pro-
duce company. corporation with
capitalization Of $1,000, has been or
ganized among Hammond business men.
primarily men who are directly or in
directly interested in grocery stores to
buy from the farmers directly instead
of from the commission merchants.
To begin with the company has pur-
chased its own creamery. which it will
conduct. This creamery is located at
North Grove. on the Pennsylvania in
Miami county, Ind. Through this
creamery the business men in the com
pany expect to get a first-class supply
Of butter, which they win push very
hard. because it is Of the very best
grade coming from a dairy country
where the cows today are feeding in
clover six inches deep The organ
ization Will also keep man on the road
to buy eggs. chickens. calves in fact
anything that the farmer raises for the
city market. The surplus that the To-
cal dealers gather in this way will be
sold at wholesale prices to other re-
tailers. In this way the new company
will at once take the place as commits
sion merchant and yet eliminate him as
far as the members are concerned.
The company bought its creamery for
S2,5oo, although it is only one year old
and originally cost $500 1t was
bought under the hammer and this ac-
counts for the low prices.
The officers of the Hammond Cream
cry & Produce Co. are as follows.
President. d. Brusel
Vice observation-disclosures Heimke.
Secretary reasurer-C. b. silver.
Among those who hold stock in addf-
ton to the officers are: BruseI Bros.
George Austgen. Johnson company. on
Highland street; Prevo Bros. Attorney
Dan Mcmahon, E. +. Knowlton and
| others.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18
RETURNS
FROM STATE
MEETING

J. c. Becker. secretary of the Ham
mond Gun club, returned from Evans
Vile. this morning. where ne had at
tended a two days session of the state
Federation Of Gun clubs. as the dele
gate from the local organization.
Mr. Becker had hoped to land the
next convention for Hammond but up
on arriving at Evansville found that
Terre Haute had already gotten in its
bid. but he was assured that Hammond
was to have the 1914 meeting.
n the two days shooting program
that was carried out on Monday and
Tuesday. Mr. Becker shot within the
monety, having shot IS and 90 per cent
There were nifty shooters in the
tournament, and r. H. Bruins of Brook
Vile was declared the state champion.
In the general shoot he tied with E A.
Edmonson of Clayton for first honors,
both breaking 2s6 birds out of 800 In
the shoot TO break the tie. both again
broke twenty. but in the third attempt
at another twenty birds. Bruins broke
20 and Edmonson 10
Theodore Piper won he presidents
trophy by breaking 4s out of so and
r. II. Bruins won the secretarys trophy
by breaking 40 out OF SO.
The following officers were elected
President - Edward PetzeI. Terre
Haute
Vice presidont-Edward voris. craw
louisville
secretary-treasurer - owen Miller
Terre Haute.
Executive committee-E. Petzel. c. A
Edmonson, J. c. Becker. F. p. Fuchs OF
Evansville and owen Miller.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18
October First the Date.

Although the date OF the opening Of
the Hammond bowling league has not
been officially announced. prepara-
lions are being made to start by the
LIST of October Entries are to be filed
at Cox's alleys and present indications
point that there will be in the neigh
borhood of a dozen teams this season
The various teams and pin men
have already started practice work and
by the time the league opens. the
bowlers viii be in the best of shape.
Towle's alleys are also undergoing a
thorough overhauling and when com
pleted Will have some of the finest
bowling alleys and billiard hall in the
city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18
w. H. Taylor Dead.

Willis H. Taylor, 81 Russell street a
resident of Hammond for a number of
years. died at St. Margarets hospital
of appendicitis last night following an
illness lasting only a few days.
The funeral Will be held from the
family residence Thursday evening at
7:30 o'clock and the Rev. Switzer Of
the NJ f. church will ofhciate. Fri
day morning the remains will be
placed on the 749 Michigan Central
train and viii be shipped to Buchanan.
Canada, for tnterment.
Last Saturday Mr.. Taylor suffered a
critical attack of appendicitis and was
Immediately removed to st. Marga-
rets hospital. where he underwent an
operation His condition improved
but Nttle and after suffering a relapse
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18

BLIND PIG
CASE ON
Especial to THE TIMEs)

Crown Point. Ind, Sept. 1S.-Crown
Point is in the midst of another blind
tiger trial. It is the case OF the state
of Indiana VS. Frank Ahlgrim Of Shell
by. Ahlgrim was arrested at the time
Lewis Berg and others were taken.
The case has taken all Of one day, Is
on trial today and Is expected to be
concluded tomorrow. 1t is attracting
great deal of attention.
The case is being heard BY Judge
William G. Mcmahon of the Lake Porter
circuit court 1t is jury trial and
this accounts for the length of time
that has been consumed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18
ORPHEUM SHOW
AN ATTRACTIVE ONE
Marx Bros. and a Harp
Soloist Elicit Great
Applause.

Manager Hankinson Of the Orpheum
theatre has crackerjack show this
week. which gives good satisfaction to
big audiences. 1t is one of the clean
est and freshest shows ever seen in
the house and here's hope that the
Allardt's give more like it.
The chorus is splendid one. and the
voices Of both sexes of the rousing kind
that fiji the auditorium with music.
The Marx Bros. who star in the bill,
pull off lot of good stunts that add to
the hilarity of the occasion.
There is a harp soloist who plays
his instrument beautifully. and the
only fault to find with it is that he
only has one number, the other being
interrupted by songstress, who tries
to sing Annie Laurie with very poor
success.
Another fine bill is planned for the
week end.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18
! lodge Assemblies

Members OF Germania Rebekah lodge
met In l. O. o. T. hall in East state
street last evening for their regular
semi annual monthly meeting. There
were many members in attendance and
they remained after the business meet
ing and enjoyed a social hour. Plans
We're made for the next meeting. to be
held Tuesday. October 1st. The usual
business and social program viii be
followed and 1t is desired that many
members are present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18
~ THE
SUPERIOR n0IlDTc
and CIRCUIT UOOnaEO
senh 7. Hutton

seph r. Hutton.
S950-Person. Daniel H, ct al. Pom
thus Heintz
s9s3-Young Dalbert Erastus. Eben-
ezer Dustin ct al.
s017-Winiams. John NJ, Frank
klassen
9o5I -Rosenthal. Henry, Alex Nc
Donald ct al,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18
LAKE COUNTY
COURTS AT
A GLANCE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM 4.
Judge Virgil = Reiter.
In Hon

LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM 1.
Judge Virgil ;. ReIter.
Information.
Beginning four weeks of civil court
cases. The settings are as follows.
Second Thursday. Sept. -
TTS5-Phlllips, trustee. Lundquist.
7T3s-Pleitner V Pleitner
-Hegener co. SO. side T. & S B.
77S1-Hegener co. y Savage.
TS76-Atlas Brig CO. V Kaufman.
1909 Barnes Barnes
79os-W awrukiewtcz v Aiilanovich.
79s5-Taczak Hnatt
Tes7-Home Lbr. CO. y Roster.
7s95-Smith city Of Gary
so31--Greeory F Works Gary Park.
5000 Smith v Harbor Bldg Co
s076-Calumet supply Daegling.
SoS6-United Brys Co Y Koran.
S155-Consol stone Walters.
s224-State ex rel Ames
s232-Holmes Carr.
S2sO-Hanna Y City Of Gary.
S271-sunyak y Gorosi
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM =.
Judge Lawrence Becker.
Information.
While the grand Jury is carrying on
its investig cations the court win take
up special matters. The trial OF
criminal cases Will pfopdDlS DeEin
next Monday and VIII continue until
the docket is cleared
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM s.
Judge Johannes Kopelke.
At Hammond.
Settings.
Third Thursday. Sept. To-
7sos-Urban V sax ct al.
7s1s-Lundberg Cohen.
7939-Charnley Murray ct al
Ts75-Nowak Ct all Day ct al
LAKE-PORTER CIRCUIT COURT
Judge w. c. ncMahan.
At Crown Point.
Information.
Fourth Monday, sept. 23-
s709-Timm, Kate. Louis Timm.
S776-Kramer. Jacob Jr., II. S. Haz.
elgreen.
1914 Bank OF Whiting NJ NJ. Towl'
Co. ct al.
s843-calumet Land CO. v Margaret C
Phillips ct al
Hndriong x CO. Frank P
Smith ct al.
ss57-siems Louis, V John McNay e
al
ss5s-Daly James J., Y George O'Don
nell.
ssso-Ban warfeld Drug Co. w. f
Bennett.
ssss-coy. WIN. v PoIyly Ann wiverl,
ct al
ss4e-Diamond Automobile CO. 10
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18
Frees Two Men.

on the motion of the deputy prose-
cutting attorney both Andy Simkaski
and Charles Tata were discharged by
the grand jury for the reason that the
city court OF East Chicago. over which
Walter Riley presides. hasAfull and ex-
elusive jurisdiction. This action on
the part Of the grand jury will free
both of the defendants.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18
Filed in Superior Court.

9571-straus Bros Co (Hodges &
Ridgely) vs.. Charles Pea and Au-
gust Hacker Appeal Room No.
2
s572-Lena Rebecca Nichols (McAfah on
& Conroy) vs.. Andy S. Nichols.
Divorce. Room No. 3.
9573-First National Bank OF Ham
mond Il. Meyer VS.. Walter H
Sohl and Daniel Bruhn. SUIT on
note. Room No /.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18
Verdict Against Inland.

The jury in the personal injury suit
Of Martin King VS.. the Inland Steel
company. venued here from Lake coun-
~. returned a verdict last evening of
$500 for the plaintiff King sued for
$4,000. In former trial at Hammond
ne was given IS GOO but the supreme
court ordered a retrial The defendant
lost foot in an accident in the de-
PENDANTS steel p1ant.-Valparaiso Vi
dette.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18
File Divorce Suit.

Attorneys McMahon and Conroy
filed complaint for divorce IN
which Leila r. Nichols seeks a sepa-
ration from Andy s Nfckols. The
couple were married Dec. 81. 1883 and
separated June IS. 1904
Abandonment IS charged and the
plaintiff seeks the custody Of the three
children. The couple were residents
Of Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18

The members of Progressive Court
No 1e6, Tribe OF Ben Hur met for
short session last evening in the X Of
p. hall in South Holman street IT
was the evening for the regular semi
monthly meeting and the usual business
and social program was followed. Plans
were made for the next meeting to be
held on the evening OF October Isl
when it is desired that many members
are present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18

he passed away att o'clock last night.
During Mr. Taylor's residence in
Hammond he has been employed
railroad inspector and gained a wide
circle Of friends. He was AZ years old
and besides a wife is survived by
daughter and one son
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18

Thursday afternoon at . o'clock the
members of william H Calkins W p
c. No PAS viii meet in the T. Q. F.
hall in East State street 1t will be the
regular semi monthly meeting and fol-
lowing the business meeting short
time will be spent socially. There Will
be initiation of a class of candidates.
It is desired that many members attend
the meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18

A large attendance is desired at the
meeting of silver Light Hive. l. o. T.
NJ. this evening in the X. of p hall in
South Holman street. Plans will he
made for attending the district meeting
to be held at Whiting, Wednesday. Oc-
tober 10th. There will also be initia :
tion OF a class of candidates
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18

former member Of the West Hammond
board Of education, has sold all of his
belongings and has gone to Illinois, in
the vicinity of Kankakee, where ne
will farm some land which he recently
purchased
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18

meeting of the members Of the
Ladies' Society of the b. of l. F. and
f. Will take place this afternoon in the
K of P. hall In South Holman street.
The program OF the regular semi .
monthly meetings will be followed.
After the business meeting the time
will be spent socially
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-18

You will say that a Lavender cigar
cannot be beat if you try one.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
Wanoe patenter.

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en- Soua 10 6po / 6irfont, piIoe
Soppen al Souaen rage bslcre emo
@oibiratonmomlmentet.
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mentct, hporunSer Totentfmtoret
iorterer. gonr og iurtoerer poa, bpor
man / De fonmenOe Aar ltal iao
ifaiict ElaoS iii ollie oisie Gotrmcu,
fer, oo g%ntalet ioreger JIG ioa bur
tig, at De tr9nger Ell IN Sploe.
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til mer Tlabs, bar Snoreminiitcrcr
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ON Ell 9eoilgning al 100000 I'll
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-26
Dioners upaalioeIieheo.

Brofesior Wlrniterburg bar fire
bet en- BOG ON llpaalioeligbeoen az
Gionesbpro og n9pner Oeri erem'
pier, iom err til at faa Sorltano al.
San ioretog iaolebes bl. a. erperi'
menter meS en- &lasie Stloenter, Der
blanot andre SAG ogiaa Itloereoe
Gipfolcgi cler Sielelpre. San loo
/ alosiens Booipn TO Stltbenter rpge
ionlmen / Slagsmonl. SpaO 8l,t.
terne / alasien life pibite, bar, at
TrofeSioren bdpbe arran9eret bette
"Slogsmaal" / Sorpeien, giennem.
gaaet bper @epGgelie oe ifrepet neo
bper eneite 9etalie, iamt laoet De TO
lore rigtig goot, buao De ifuloe
aisre. Sc to Gutter fipmpet, iom
oe bopbe Snitrur til at fiGmpe.
Gfterot "Slagsmaalet" bar ooer,
blep alaSiens Meblenmer bper for
Jig poalagt ben Spgape at beifripe
SlagSmoalet iaa neiagtigt, iom De
bar iitano til.
Sngen beifrep SilOragelien for.
reft. NGiten ole gioroe &rdp paa
at ia Jet 9enGgelier og bort Sro,
oe andre life bapoe Jet eaer bsrt.
6lcre bapbe Jet, at Der blep leperet
Slaq, iom i @irfeligheoen life bar
blit leperet. De ire Sieroeoele al
StuSenterne fom life / aorreftbeo
OBJ til 80 Grocent / fine Sfiloringer
al De gep9gelicr % Slag, Orb %
Sanolinger, De ifulbe ia Jet eller
bort, og iom bar pirfelige. Se la I'll
fulot iaa meget iom, bpao be enten
iorglemte eler life hapbe ppret iitano
til at opfatte.
Senere igien blep Stubenterne
parsIet ON, at DC ifllbe faa ie ct mt
S%logsmaal, og oct blep Dem paalagt
at ie beore efter oenne Sang. De tit
ie Slaesmoalet igien og fit iaa til
Spgape at beifripe oct.
Set eif libt Iifere meb 9eifripel-
ierne benne Sang. Smtrent Salp-
oelen al 9losien bapoe bog life JET
oper Salpoelen al De 9epGeelier, DC
~fiGmpenbe nbisrte, eller bert pper
Salpoelen al De Sro. De motalte.
8ioner paa S~ibneb9nfen fan moo
II bperanore / meset piatiae Sius oa
enbba bore 9rlise. 9egge Barter
fan isle iis operbepibite ON, of o.
pioner ret, mems fanife bease Barter
iremisrer ialif @ionesbprb MOB be
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