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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
MARCH EARTH" ALL
ABOUT KANSAS
New Mexico Also Receives Ar
ticle or Two in Interesting
Number of Santa Fe Publ
cation.

The March issue OF "Tho Earth. %
the santa ne industrial and Develop
ment magazine devoted 10 the Santa
Fe southwest Is a Kansas number and
the Sunflowor state and It's reHources
are graphically described with a
wealth OF illustrations. Leading are
tlcles are Kansas, Where Runs tho
Santa Fee" by Foster d, Coburn, see
Rotary OF the Kansas state board Of
agriculture: Pumping In the Valley
OF Content" by Ralph II. II. Faxon
OF Garden city. descriptive OF the
Garden city district; irrigation by
Pumps In Finney," /. l. Diesem,
father OF pump irrigation IN the Ar
kansas valley; THE Glory % Canon
City" by J. n, Tr0usman; THE Pump
In the South Plains" by z. u. Black:
and many others. New Mexico as
usual comes IN for a share OF public
ity, with an article on the santa Re
agricultural demonstration train. 'Dl-
versifled Farming az Artesla." Dy
James d. Whelan; Section and
Peaches at Carlsbad" by A. M Hove.
"M'nerai Wealth OF New Mexico" and
others.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
GOV. HUNT PRESENTS
HANDSOME CUP TROPHY
FOR BIG TUCSON SHOOT

Phoenix. Arie., March if.--Governof
Hunt has presented q handsome silver
trophy cup as one Of the prizes TO be
contested for at the big shoot 10 be
held ln Tucson March ~, 20 and 20.
and IN which some of the best shots
OF Arizona and New Mexico are 10
be entered.
Governor Hunt has conveyed the
Information that he would offer such
cup In n letter which he addressed
20 George r. Roskruee, state secro.
tary Tor Arizona of the National rifle
association This makes the fifth cup
60 be presented for the meet.
Phoenix shots are taking no small
interest In the coming shoot and this
city will be we'll represented az Tue
son Members OF the National Guard
team, which shot az Camp Perry last
summer, viii be IN evidence, together
with many members Of tho country
club and other organizations IN which
workmanship Is a necessary qualih
cation for membership. The matches
win be held nt the Wilmot Rifle
range. with q program, In which pro-
vision has been made for all corners,
the Arizona national guard, rifle
clubs and the cadet organizations Of
Arizona.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
RESTORE GRAY HAIR
TO NATURAL COLOR
BY Common Garden Sage n
Simple Remedy for Dam
druff, Falling, Faded, Gray
Hair.

The old idea Of using Sage FOR dark
onlng the hair Il agnin coming In
vogue. Gus grandmothors had dark,
glossy hair at 70, while our mothers
are gray before they are go Our
grandmOthors kept their hair soft and
glossy with a Sage Tea" which also
restored the natural color
one objection to using such a prep
aratlon was the trouble OF making a.,
This objection has boon overcome by
The Wyeih Chemical company of New
York, who was placed on tho market
a superior preparation OF Sage CONF
blned with sulphur. and other valn-
able remedies for dandruh. itching
scalp and thin. weak. failing hair.
The beauty OF the hair depends
more on It's rich, even shading than
anything else. Don't have dry, harsh
faded hair, when simple, harmless
remedy will bring hack the color In q
few days; and don't be tormenied
with dandrufi, itching scalp and loose,
falling hairs Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remedy Will quickly cor
rect these troubles and give color,
strength and beauty to your hair.
Get a so cent bottle from your drug
elnt today and prove this 10 your own
satisfaction All druggists sell q, un-
der guarantee that the money viii be
refunded Il the remedy is not exactly
ais represented
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
RINGLAND GOING TO
SALT LAKE CITY

Arthur s Ringland, forester OF the
Third district. u. 8. Forest service
with headquarters here. who returned
yesterday from Santa Fe, will leave
IN short time for Salt Lake City,
Utah. to attend the annual meeting OF
western district foresters, at which
Chief Forester Henry l.. Graves viii
be present Foresters viii be- present
from Portland, San Francisco, Mis-
soula. Montana; ogden, Utah; Den.
yer ana this city. Mr.. Ringland while
at the meeting win Jake occasion TO
talk over with M. Graves important
matters OF policy affecting the admin
istration Of the New Mexico forests.
The meeting will convene on March
.25.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
LASlVEGAS man TO
AID MADER0
Cement Contractor and For
mer Soldier Under British
Flag Hears Call to Battle
and Will Go to Mexico.

especial Correspondence 20 ths IfsraidD
IaR Vegas, n. NJ. March i4.-Burn.
ing 10 get into the thick of the light.
ing In Mexico. Dick Smith, q vol
known cement contractor, former
British soldier and sergeant M
Company ", New Mexico national
guard, IL IN correspondence with
President Madero OF Mexico and cx-
poets 10 depart soon for the scene of
the varied collection OF revolutions
now In progress. Smith wired offer
lug his services as artillelyman sew
eral DAYS ago and received q telegram
in reply stating that the ranks OF the
artillery forces were all fail at pres.
ent More machine guns, however,
are being secured By the Madero gov.
|crumeut and smith expects q chance
Co get behind one OF them
Mr. Smith is an experienced gunner
having served two years in the Boor
war with the English troops He On.
tered the English army 90 the age OF
as years, after the breaking out OF
the Boer war while In service In this
struggle Mr. Smith was in most OF
the great battles ami Is The proud pos
SCISSOR of several bars of honor for
thls service AZ the end OF the war
IN 1902 Mr. Smith returned 10 England
and later sailed for America. lie
spent one year IN Canada, coming TO
Las Vegas from there lie has been
q resident OF the Meadow Cify for
the past six years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
BRAINS WANTED

The business world wants young
people trained TO think honestly, aC-
curately and quickly about the Affairs
OF an Office. The Office demands help
that writes a plain busineag hand,
handles figures rapidly and accurately,
takes shorthand rapidly, makes an
accurate transcript on the typewriter.
keeps a neat, complete and accurate
set OF books. Is thoroughly familiar
with modern office appliances. such
as the different hling systems, adding
machines, duplicating machines, adj
dressing machines. etc.
Young friends, are you qualified for
this kind OF work. II not begin maxi
Ing your arrangements now 10 attend
a business training school that Is
modern IN is equipment and systems,
one that will guarantee 20 qualify you
In given length OF time. and viii
secure YOU the position and guarantee
that you will be qualified to hold a.,
when your course Is finished. II will
cost you no more 10 attend America .
largest business faining school, with
a national reputation. than Il VIII
some small, unknown, poorly equip
ped institution.
Get our catalogue and read tho 1in.
solicited letters from former students,
they will convince you that the bust
ness world wants brains trained In
our institution, and that a good SALARY
awaits those properly train IN the de-
mands OF an office.
Tyler Commercial College, BOX Il.
Tyler, Texas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
ARMIJO
RANCH LIKELY TO
Be DRAINED
Neil B. Field Who Recently
Purchased 1875 Acre Proper
ty May Decide to Make I'm
provement.

The Porfecto ArmiIo ranch, con-
slstlng of i3G acres of valieyy land.
situated several miles north OF Aihu-
querque, purchased recently by Nell
y. Field. may be drained ana made
ready for cultivation In the near fu-
ture, Mr.. Field and sidney W. Coop
er, the drainage expert, made a re-
connaissance OF the land yesterday.
II IL Mr. Cooper's opinion that the
ranch can be drained without diff
Guilty and every acre Of land used for
the growing OF crops.
Mr.. Cooper left this morning fo2
Los Lunas and Belen, where he Will
spend a day or two looking over the
drainage situation. A. the result OF
has Investigations about Albuquerque
Mr.. Cooper Is more enthusiastic than
ever regarding the possibilities for de-
velopment in this valley.
1.-THE city Of Albuquerque r. a fine
little CITY," said Mr. Cooper today.
ut is town established on firm
foundation and all that Is needed 10
make q grow like q weed IL the deyel-
opment Of your agricultural lands. ~
my mind, the drainage Of your valley
lands Is the first and most important
step In this direction. Drain the land,
pnt the farmers on n and within a
very short time agriculture Will be
your greatest asset. which added to
your other assets VIII make Albuauer-
uue a fine business city.
I'm connection with the drainage
question I wish to say that on my IN
vostigating trips / have been accord
cd the most generous treatment from
the native farmers and have received
from them many assurances OF CO.
operation"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15

John w. Sicklesmith. Greensboro.
Pa. has three children, ana like most
children thsy frequently take cold.
I'VE have tried several Kinds OF cough
medicine" ne says. hut have never
found any yet that did them as muon
good as Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy," For sale by An Dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
NEW STEAMER MAKES
INITIAL RUN TODAY
small blaze at iOiG North Eighth
Calls Firesnen out Of Hay I'd i:SO'

The triple combination Gre truck
recently delivered 10 the Albuquerque
iire department OF the North Second
street station. made its initial run al
4taO this morning. a small blaze az
1915 North Eighth called out the fre-
men. The truck was driven 70 the
IRE by George Hottinger' win
chemicals tho blaze WIS eStinguiHhed
IN few moments. The IRE loss u
not large.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15

Erect Saturday only Pretty sham
rock favors at schutt & Attebury's.
2ob 3. I'd 81, and corner Sd and Gem
trail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15

HERBiNE cures constipation and
reestablishes regular bowel move
ments. Price zoe sold by An Drug
gists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
sIIAAfnoCKs FRnTl

They'll give away those pretty 81.
Patrick's day favors Saturday ~
schu1t q Attobury's. a0B $. Ga ST.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15

Freel ST. patrlck's Day souvenir.
Schutt a Attehury. goo q ga 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15

shnmrOckH FREQ 10 everybody sat
urday. sohutt s Attobury, 2ob S. "a
81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
GOOD THINGS T0EAT
Saturday
Specials

that will save the most econ
Omical buyer more than you
realize.
For cash if you like or on
credit if you have an account.
If not and your credentials are
good we will gladly open an
account with you.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15

so lbs. Hest Flour ........... sass
iO-Ib. can swlft's Lard. .....sf.4O
ssyift's Ham, ID ...........,. rs
o cans Light House Cleanser. 80. rs
8 jars Blsnsarls Preserves, All ma
VOrs s.......,s...s.. NA'OV
strictly fresh Ranch Eggs, doz.. 30
strictly fresh shipped Eggs, do1. .sS
o lbs. spccISIei Beans ........ rs
10 Ibs. Mexican Beans ..". .o5
5 lbs. good Rice .............. .2S
4 gal. sect sugar syrup ..... $500
Extra sweet Oranges from soc
dozen 90 $4,000. .......s.. 40
Large, fine bananas, doc. .... rs
Meadow Go'd Butter, 10. .... .sS
Comb Honey, for .....,.. As
9 cans good Corn ............. so
o cans good Peas .......... 20
Extra fancy can Apricots worth
SOC; special, , cans ....,..., rs
Extra fancy can f'iuEnS; worth
SOci 2 cans ..r............. 10
Extra nancy can Cherries wOrtii
soc; , calls 4..........s.. IA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08

Der MI mere % mere at opbgre.
Mnn bar l9rt at indie, at en- Sssnb-
griben ogiaa Der bill ppe lin 8irf.
ming. 9erfor er Ser / Sc ienere
Mor u6fommet 11ogle 5frifter, iom
bar til @e1iigt at bclpie Sen meoi=
cinife gioenifa65 Gnro og &paf-
ialpericts Sore for set almc,1e @el.
gn 9ngeforening I Gpiflano bar
n6ien6t cit 8og ON &pafi alperiets
|Stltorie.
gf Sobeller, u0fpl6te / 8olitioi-
ltrifterne, fremgaar Set, at Ser /
1907 fan6tes 476 profeslionelle
&oafialpcre / 9erli1. Sg bcri CT
life me6regnet Sc iom &pofiaIpere
praftiieren0e Mpotbefere, Groani=
1ter, Sor6empore og prGpe6e Me6-
bie(pere.
S &amborg fan0tcs Ser for ct
&ar Slar li6en III &paflalpere moo
546 9rger. Men al &pofiolperne
ct fun Sc meOregne0e, Ser bor giort
fig bemprfe6e pes ipecielle @cfien6t=
gjgrelier, eller moo bbem en- 6traf=
feiog er inble6et. s @irfeligbe0en
fommcr Ser en- &bofiolper pao tire
2nger. $ 8ajern teller mon en-
&bafiolper poa TO 2nger.
s iefs Giltrifter al &ongeriget
@ofien operitiger &pafialperncs
9lntal cn6og 9agernes. S: Gbemnit8
CT ser 118 &nafialbere MOS 1926
2pger!
Otter @totiitifen tilbere Sc f1eite
&pofiolpere Mrbei0er= og &aon6ber=
%ferita1oen. Mf Sc fpin6elige &pof=
falbere CT Sc flelte forbenbpren6e
Gineitepiger, Spcrifer oo Tobrifs=
arbejberlfer, Ser finder set mere
1gnnenbc at ipefl1lere / Tolfs CUNT
beo ems / er1igt Mrbeioe.
sfjent en- ltor 9el at Dem life
tan ifripe rent eller affatte en- @etz
ming foritoaeligt, optre6er Sc Dog
ofte for Eublifum me6 itore v8pr-
fer" om 6eres n&l1n1t".
&pofialpernes ,moralife apalififa-
tiqner fremgaar be6lt 6craf, at al
mon61ige &bolialberc / Berlin ct
Ioe 20. &rocent itroffe6e Snoipioer,
al Sc. %fpinoelige er II Erocent set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08
2Gcelme>ie Defter
Bort9iver fornrue I'll Sy9e.
8erSntt Specialize Gilbv>er at Sence en- $500 sebanb,
ling for f3pilfeniembelit $yecent, Srit Gil ane,
Som Sfriper til 9a,n+
Rporfor 3ee @jSr Dette Gilbn>.

Seq bnier at beptie, bpub ben 8ebanblins, fon ig foreffriper til
u6rette for Dem. Set fommer life fasen bel, bpifen @psoom De
lioer al, saer boor 1en8e Sc bar neret ing - bet er bet famine, boor
mango Meoiciner De bar forigst f%orejepes eaer bpor mango
andre Dottorer bat mispttes at bielpe Dem De ifulbe for
ieee oenne 8ebanolins fra en- Dottor, fo1 CT belOig bpur andre
%nnislpites. 8ufnber al foaee, fortoiolebe menb er bleoet t1baee<
9ioet 8ispr, &raft, @nerst fu6 at 2ipslpit os @tprfe, fona 9isr
2ipet oero at *leoe, tuinoer lbenoe, at @nerte n%eobruote &pinoer
ct frtite og lpfk1ise. @oorfor life De?
Seq paafaar lite at mine n%eoiner bill belbreoe &reft, @pcoalif<
beb % andre %ubelbrebelse @peoomme, men leg paaitaar at be bar
baaronaffeoe froniie Gilfelber af one @lass -Gi1feloer, ion
oar uota1t %ubelbreeei9e al an6re 9oftorer: &uinoer SortoioMlie,
bar anoen6t ben BebanOriine iOm leg fOreifreo, bat fulet mine @aa6
% bar funbet mt lio fulbt at 9eNe oe @isgr.
uoplb &upongen el1er bpis Sc pnrer 9tp mig en- 8eifripele al
DereS Tifelbe / Deres eene Orb. @enb &uponsen til mig og pr.
omgaaenbe Eoft frt os portofrit en- f%orieelet, utenpet Yaffe bill
leg fenoe $10O &ebanolinsen. Seq forlanser insen getoine =
tte en- HennD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08
Turlrnges circumference 3epetib?

Turlrnges @enneifenes 2eoetib?
IS en- life fiern Sremti6, bif' ;6olf
noo en- Ml6er al 100 Mar{}~: erfla,-
'reoe Frof. S. %. @lacfmnr peo 8an=
ioS l1niberiitet. :!"Mon bar :ment,
at en- Ma16 befdnot Zig / fin be6-
tie Mloer, t1oar banF pjnr 35; oa 11aar
ban :naoeoe" oe co. iqa. fal6tes ban
for gammel, men hi ier;i bore, Da-
'ge, bborleoes Men6 .uofprer oeres.
be6ite. arbeioe / 20 $3.50 GLARS: ;Ml=.
oeren. Nnomitunoer ,er. ,Man6. i
&reotoer7ne nermeit at. :betraete iom
Bbrn, og man bdr lite b%etrogte Sem
fom fulot uobiflebe, fgreno: 6e bar
11aaet 6e SO. 4:
Menneifets M%I6ersgrenie bar
araopis uobioet fig, og efter min
@enins pill Sen 3io lite eqre fjerny
pa ri bill npoe 9ibet paa SEN an6en.
SIDE al 6e @un6re6e Mor."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08

neralisiiml>s err Sol6ot belt igien=
mem. Nj Sfiffelie en- frl0fon1me1i
&u mpe, iltan0 til at toale 11trolige
S%trabaoier uoca1 i noge,n .Moa0e. at
irrftes %aan0eligt. Sfj9nt Fan er
ooeror0entlig itreng %ooerfor; fine.
1noergipne, ct ban elifet al bele.
SHicersforpiet, Ser onerfien0er
bons ltore Seeauclie, iom Sc pes
Manpprcrne mangfol6igc @arge
bar Jet Gf5emp!er poa. ~ "s:<:',
(ll1Oer M60nl Sun1io par Fan !:
G6ef for Militrrfcbinettct, men;
ipilleoe oo ie~lufplgeli9 ingen &olle,
&epolutionen :bleb ban Gbef.
for fjcr6e Mrmeforps pe6 Sen rus
fife @rGnie, ienere %aommanopr
ODER 5tDrfernc :M0riol1opel, bbor:
bon far facet Tnitningsbnrferne'
mooernilerc0e. l1n0er &rigen meo
Tolien blep ban ien0t til @mprna
for at n06anne Sc 0crperenoe Srop-
peofoclinger, og III &rigen raier
poa @olfon, bat &egieringen - lat
bom / Spioien for bele &eren, for
81 ban CT Sen Mal1o; iom ;bele Mr=
meen allere0e / flere Mar bor bopt
Sen lterltc Eilli0 til. &m er /.
@oointning til fine ti0ligere Sper=
gcnerolcr gonife uofbGngig al &e=
g%jeringcl1 og fan uoen at ipbree
bringe Sc @eilutninger> ban fatter,
til u6f grclie. ".:., T..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08
9anife Snobpggcrnapne pg noen=
lanbfe Mbefattcitrcger.

5 n@pjtoleblaoet" %. @us. bar jog
beot 2cierne meooele mig, bpao be tjenoer
af Mapne paa Snobpssere at Sanmarts
f%oritjelise epsler, @errcoer os ger. Ser
trcnses / bpi GRAB til @Grn ON ilise
Naone, TIL ijpnt aofillise at benz er 5000
Sar samle os bar %eroeroig biitoriit Slang,
bar Dc bog bibtil orepet belt for Sub og
tolpt @ano. SSnsen bar sioet jamie benz;
ia, Scribe os 2esfolt bar bulb SCREENING
siort beres bebite for at iparte benz ub II
@eoen til Toroel for beslise @ieseunser.
&un sanite faa bar fulst min Spforz
bring.
9ator sbomasion fra @oriens bar
unoer ct Opbolo paa Gnoelape ipst at
opipore, boao Soft ber poa gen fables.
Set bar ,rueeet ioert. Somme at Sno~
bpsgerne foreIos Gnoelapere, anore fore
i(os Gnoelapeboer, after andre operbpo bin>
meo GnoelabiterO. Siben bar Masitcs
g. 6. Sborien mebbelt mig, at bet egre
Mabn ct 2apboer; Sen talotes tiblisere
Qabs. H.
'Gtsemplet bier, at Soft ofte beb oltfor
liot ON beres esen @jemitaon os bar altfor
lioen Sans berfor.
Set er allereoe ilemt NOT, at bore 8O:
boer CT blepen b%elfeneoe meo oelft=bebrai1e
etiftinser, ioo7om @orlenfianerne, &ipenz
fere, stiboniter, = at Ifoo 2erlingc
prunter fom Nifobiter, os at bet oan1te
qneelbo naften er fortrenst at @nselit.
Oil MI be sooe 2aoboer = mel unbitplo,
Gnbelabiter! - fsre ben Mooe enbnu ri
oere, iaa @iellanosfor, stasbo, so1linsbo,
8enoelbo Fal nforbeores" til eieltonoiz
amer, etapenier, sallinsit, @enbetit?
@1ler for at sipre bet ristis soot, ifol
moajte @enoelboen ombpbes til @iprrinsr
amtenier?
San Soft lite en- Gang faa NOT af oisi'
abetattetrsser? spnes be itts, be .bu1r 3
famine fig? &
Seq sjentaser min Opfororins: ium1
ino % reo, bpao ber enonu finbes at Snos
bDssernopne. @elt be minbre tienbte!
Ser fblser en- Site .paa 9anoitaber, Mes
os ger, bbis Snbbpggernaone jess lite
tjenber.
Mabo sDsiel (om Narbus), Smmer @bs=
iel (mellem @anbers Gjoro % Moriaser
Gioro), 9iurslanb, Sbrnins 2ebn, 9betbu
6erreb, Scr s., slet s., Gleitum s.,
2png s., @inbins s., @anbfulo s., @ino
s., Sing s., 6abs s., @oer s., 8ierse
S., @olmans s., @ruif $, s1abs s.,
Gres s., sloss s., aer $. (sbnberi),
soans s., 8enbs S.. @aas s., stepns
s., Mrts s., 9pbiers s., @orns $. (@ie!!=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-08

st 200 Mars Snbilrnm. Boro=
p1pens Spfin6er fom til @eroea1 /
o1sle Gage 1or 200 Mar lioen.
vnalenoeren Sonos &an>pap Ell
bel life Spfin6er AT &araplpet1 |
Sen 6oritano, at man for bans Sio
life bar tGnft paa eller lGrt at be-
lfpttc Jig imoo &egn. Gn gommel
|&rgnife fortpller, at Bape Soban
Sen 230e benpttecc cit &cgnifprn1
pna Sc ltore &irfcmp0cr / &onltan5
men Sen bar rigtiAllpf al iao folos-
lole Gimenlioncr, at ser mootte tc
MonD til ct bore Sen. Gen fprlte
@egnifprm, lom bnp0c nogcn 2ig=
be0 mes bore Cages Naroplper
blep fremltillet at Sonos @an:
map omfring Mar 1866; ocn beje6@
ca. 5 &ilo og> bar lopet At tpffe
| 6i1fcbcn, opertruffet al Sljetgj.
sSonas @onpnp ;inmleoe beloig1
|Spleb, .naor ban %promcncre6e lin
Earaplp / 9on0ons @a6er; Slie:
tgjet funoe bel befptte bam MOI
Megn0anbet, mcl1 life moo Ser
@oan og Spot. iom iamtioig reg
ne6e neo ODER bam, og ofte par ban
lt6iot for forporlig Sberlolt; 6olt
troe0e, at Mun6en bar gal.
Men sSSonos Sanmap fortiatte
ufortrpbent fin @ang 1ln6er Sara
plpen, og set barebe ilet life iao
lnnge in6en gfsemplet imitteoe. S
1878 blep set fprite Eatent u6taget
i @nglon0, og / 2ebet al nogle Mar
bap6e Earoplpen erobret bele eng
lon6 og tr9ngte ieirrigt frem poa
Gaitlan6et.
ga por imiolerti6 .Sonas SON,
map 0g6; iom laa mango ANDRE
Spfin6ere blep ban fprit paaifjen-
net efter at ban bopoe luffet fine
pine for beltanbig.
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lamb, Manb (e11er Manos), 6asnes (peo
9Gbeltoff, Spbolm.
Osiaa 29enapne bilbe ieg gjerne pioc.
Gba1o Sang &%riitenien forteller +. gts.,
at Mesboerne paa Mors Fjemtpis ta1oes
Sn1beboer.
Seq bar betler life nosct intob Sitorier
iom fslsenoe, iom ieg bar fra 2Greren !
en- fDnf Stole. Gn Sag fanot ban en
5tolebrens i utrpftelis Tortpip1e1ie: be
andre 8prn babbe brillet ben 1ille n1co ct
frbstelist 4genann, men bet bar life mu=
list at faa BAN til at rpbe, bpab bet bar
for ct Nabn. 9ereren tos laa &ammcz
raterne for, men be1ler insen at benz turpe
rbtale bet frDetelise Orb. @aa gan ban
benz alle itrens Orore til at itrioe Oroet,
bber paa fin Sable. gu maatte be lDitre.
Oroet bar: September.
(8ubmunb Scbutte, / n9pjtolebl.)
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7tepen 3125. ~ {5er Sri $500 nebon>lina Ua Bea,

rnllcfrctnren bper lille SbeaterOome
fra @altbers eller S06geir
S%tcpbeniens Gelifab meo en- @pflig=
bc6, iom Dor finn Ell fpot &riniesie.
Gog maa ieg tilfpie, at Sc TO Spe=
rnicener / Sen ienere Gio / Sen
@ra0 er Mepne obcr ipgmmeOe al
lpngenbe &1rnltltcrc og &@lnrltnerin=
Ser fra ltblol1oet, iom for oniggt
ON 6ribillet, at Sc bar begpnot at
protcitcre og forlangt en- pig funit=
ucrilf @aranti.
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Nbbnllab &aieba. Sen npe

NouA']t"v fWISv"- XIV way Wv
neraliSiimus ODER Sen tprfilfe Seer
er glep al Sen tpife Srganiiator at
ben osmanniife Mrme, 6eltmor}fal,
6riberre p. g.. @olt5> bois Moiu=
bont ban .gjennem en- lang Marr9f-
fe far bpret. 5ommen me6 @olt5
bar Mbbnllob Baicba uofaltet flere
forifiellige 6elttogsplaner for en-
ebent1el &rig pna 8olfan, ogioa I'M
ser 6oru6intning at en- &Da6rupel-
alliance iom Mobltanoer. @an6=
iDnligbeben taler for, at Sen tprfi,
FIFE Mrme UNDER Mb6ullab @aicbas
2ebeIie bill fomme til at operere ef.
ter en- al Sen ber6mte tpife officer
.ubfo1tet 8rissplan. Sen me Sc.