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Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-25

acceptances from several fire organ nations of the league accepting invi- tation to participate in the muster and field day, among them the Watche- mocket company of Providence with 150 men, the Arlington, Narragansett, Wakefield and Peacedale companies.
 Early Saturday morning an automo- bile of high power and evidently driven to the limit of power, whirled through a flock of young turkeys on the Shore road and killed seventeen of the birds. The turkeys were owneE by Walter James. The automobile is owned by 8 summer resident of Watch Hill who is known to be a fast driver. The automobile was not damaged, but the owner will be given opportunity to settle with MT. James. or take the consequences.
 The strong southwest wind that pre- vailed Saturday caused such a lumPy sea thar the steamer Block Island did not attempt to make the trip to the isle in the ocean. after reaching Watch Hill. The Block Island passengers were landed there and among them were many who had planned for sev- eral days stay at the island. This was the first time during the present sea- son that the steamer has failed to make the regular daily trip to Block Island. There were high breakers at the bathing beach and hundreds en- joyed the surf bathing at the hill.
 The dates for the annual compet- tions at the state rifle range have been announced as follows by Charles W. Abbott, Jr., the adjutant general, Rhode Island National Guard: Tuesday, Sept. 2, competition for the adjutant gen. erals trophy; Thursday, Sept. 4, cham pionship company team match; Tues day, Sept. g. revolver championship match and district trophy; Friday, Sept. 12. military rifle championship of Rhode Island. Officers and enlisted men have been notified that the sea- son of small arms practice closes on Saturday, Sept. 13.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-25
uRo0EN
FOR ALL FORMS or RREUMA-
 TISM.

VESMs
 Dr. H, H. Tinker, ef New York, a specialist, has relieved every case presented to him with this pTescriptien, known as Ure- gen. 1t is an ethical preserip- tien, containing neither epi- Ates nor narcotics, and it has proven itself In his extensive practice, hospital and otherwise Anong thousands, to be a posi- tive antidote for Uric Acid-the cause of all forms of Kheuma- tism.
 Rheumatism, Chronic, Sc1at1- ca with history of. frequent acute attacks for six years. swelling of Joints. in thirteen hours after first tablet, obtain ed decided relief, and after four days, relieved and attending to usual work. Took no other medicine. John Hall. Golden St.. age 66 years.
 Urogen guaranteed. sec and $l.o0 bottle. Seld by all drug gists.
The Washington times., 1913-02-11
STRIKE OF F|REMEN
WILL TIE Up MANY
TRAINS IN CAPITAL
Pennsy and B. & 0. Roads Have
1872 Freights and Passen-
gers Daily.

If the locomotive firemen of the fifty
four large railroads go on strike In
few days. as is feared by many. no less
than 1872 daily trains in and out of the
National Capital will be affected. OF
these. the Pennsylvania, according to
official statement today, has eighty
seven passenger and fifty freight trains;
the Baltimore and Ohio has forty daily
passenger trains in and out, and fifteen
Not many Of the. firemen likely to
strike live in the National Capitai, al
though a considerable number of trains
start from here! Many OF the iiremen
who go on trains starting from Wash
ington come in on another train and
make Washington a point of short rest.
FireI2er of the Baltimore and Ohio live
in Brunswick, n. j., in large numbers
and more flremen of the Pennsylvania
dwell in Philadelphia than any other one
place.
The official vote of the firemen of the
The Washington times., 1913-02-11

Eastern railroads involved in the dispute
over arbitration was announced today
by w. S. Carter, head of the Brother
hood of Firemen and Enginemen, at a
meeting of the Railroad Managers Com
mittee in New York. The vote of the
firemen in the brotherhood was 95.6 per
cent in favor of a strike Firemen and
hostlers outside Of the brotherhood
voted 9S6 in favor of striking, making
the total vote of firemen and hostlers
96.5 per cent.
1t is known that Mr.. Carter will tell
the roads that the firemen have voted
almost una nanimously to walk cut If med
iation under the Erdman act Is refused,
up to the railroads The roads have in
sisted that Erdman arbitration act will
not protect the interests Of the public.
the roads, or their employees. They de-
-mand that a commission Of seven men
consider the demand for increased wages
as was done in the engineers case.
If the roads stand firm in this posi-
tioh, a strike is believed likely, and the
roads have given every indication that
they will. not recede on this point SimI-
larly the fremen seem firm.
The strike situation would be hope
less were 1t not for the fact that New
York dispatches indicate that both sides
realize the gravity Of a strike which will
tie up all the great NOrtnern ana EAST
ern railroads. Action Of President Car
ter in Withholding the strike vote fig-
ures until he meets the executive COM
mittee Of the roads is regarded as show.
ing that Mr.. Carter is not seeking to
infiame his men, but that he somehow
is himself still hopeful Of peace =.
1t is likely that the roads will ask
several days to reply to the strikers
ultimatum presented today and the
strike. If one is to come, probably win
not be called before the end Of the week.
Thirty thousand firemen will leave their
locomotives II the strike is called. and.
while some roads can replace some OF
them, 1t Is an obvious impossibility to
replace them all with strike breakers. SO
that 1t is agreed that II strike does
come it will cripple traffic on various
lines.
The Washington times., 1913-02-11
Health and Beauty Aids
BY MRS. MAE MARTYN.


free from wrinkles or fabbiness; 1t
has helped many who have trieu LOT
years to find relief.
Mrs. F. P: 1t is humiliating to have
fuzzy growth on your chin, but II you
will follow these simple directions II
win soon vanish: With a little delatone
and water make enough paste to cover
the hairy surface. Apply and let remain
two or three minutes, then rub on.
wash the skin and all trace OF hair VIII
have vanished. This is a harmless way
10 Danish hair or fuZz and does not
mar the skin.
Mrs X: For your thin eyebrows. |
would suggest applying pyroxin with
forefinger. This induces them to grow
thick and glossy. Short eyelashes Will
grow long and silken, with a beautiful
curl. If you apply pyroXiI at lash-roots
with thumb and foreiinger. Care should
be used not TO get any pyroxin where
no hair is wanted.
Brae F.: There is only one dandruff
cure / recommend, and ii not only rids
the head of dandruff but aids the growth
and appearance of the hair. 1t Is. in
fact a perfect quinine tonic which you
quinzoin from your druggist. Dissolve
in a half-pint of alcohol mot whiskey)
10 which solution add one-half pint of
cold water. Rub into scalp once or
Twice n week Will ups vi HHStIs- II ls
effective and helps the growth by stim-
ulating scalp to perfectly natural
action. -
Ruth: always cure dull. Iistless tired,
aching eyes by the use OF this simple.
inexpensive, homemade tonic, which
can be prepared very easily by just dis
solving an ounce of crystos in a pint Of
water. Two or three drops placed in
each eye. quickly relieves that smarting.
burning sensation. reduces infiamma-
tion. and gives beauty. sparkle. and
bIiIliancy TO the eyes.
Read Mrs. Martyrs book, Beauty"
S,-hGVt.
The Washington times., 1913-02-11

that the inaugural committee pay the
expenses Of the trip. This would prob
ably be only board and lodging. as II
is thought possible that some arrange
ment could be made whereby Govern
ment boat could transport the party.
The inaugural committee. however.
has stood firm in its position that it
cannot undertake to pay the expenses
of the Porto Rican group, or at least
not the entire expense.
With the committee facing probable
deficit on the amount of expected reve-
nue. wherewith to pay back subscribers
to the inaugural fund. there is no dtspo-
sition to assume burdens that Will
make the debt deeper.
The feeling in inaugural circles is that
the parade and other festivities are 60
ing to make this the greatest inaugu-
ration in history. and for that reason
there is not so much anxiety to have
the Porto Ricans come here at COM
mittee expense.
Other delegations from this country's s
the same financial ruling will prevail in
their cases. :-.-
Many Washingtonians would like to
have the inaugural. committee arrange
for a delegation of the Hawaiians. A
hand of Hawaiian music would be a
distinctive feature. This subject was
discussed with members of the commit
ice tOudy. bul iio uiSisioH was icdSiSu
It is possible that the Hawaiian play
ers from THE Bird of Paradise" COM
pany, recently in Washington, will be
booked for the parade.
Filipino students probably will be in
the parade as representative of the
Philippine Islands. These young men
could be obtained at practically no eX-
pense as there are many in this sec
tion of the country. ..-. -
The Porto Rican subject especially
will be taken up by Chairman r. n.
Harper. of the civic organizations COM
mittee. upon his return from Leesburg,
Va. He is making arrangements to-
dav for the hunt riders
Tickets for the Lafayette square
stands. under the control of the inaugu-
raj committee. went on sale at II O'Clock
today at the Bond building.
The Washington times., 1913-02-11

Blanche B.: Yes, you can reduce your
superfiuous flesh without dieting or ex-
ercise Relief may be found In this
harmless remedy: Dissolve four ounces
parnotis in 112 pints of hot water and
lake a tablespoonful before meals. II
removes fat rapidly and leaves the skin
The Washington times., 1913-02-11

Florence: Your pimply skin and run
down feeling is doubtless due to impuri-
ties in the blood, which cause most skin
eruptions. The best and most effective
remedy is this homemade and very in
expensive one: Dissolve one ounce kar-
dene in a half-pint alcohol mot whiskey)
then add half cup sugar and enough
water to make a quart. Take a table
spoonful before each meal and IL will
expel -po!sons from the system, clear
and tone skin and build up and strength
en- entire body.
The Washington times., 1913-02-11

A. J. B.: You can have beautiful, long
glossy and fluffy hair of rich, even color
IL YOU shampoo carefully at least once
every month with any wash that does
not contain free alkali. Do not use
soap. The best, most dependable and
really delightful mixture is made by dis
solving a teaspoonful of canthrox in a
cup OF hot water. This is enough to
cleanse both hair and scalp thoroughly
of dandruff, dirt and excess oil and the
hair dries quickly and evenly with n
wonderful gloss and delightful soft
fluffiness
Mrs. NJ: Clogging skin with powder is
likely to ruin the finest complexion. en-
large pores and produce pimples and
blackheads. An economical, homemade
spurmax lotion Is fine for complexion
faults and frequently used instead OF
powder. as IL is invisible when on and
imparts delightful, velvety smoothness
and healthy hue TO the skin. Get four
ounces Of spurmaX from your druggist
and dissolve in a half-pint hot water,
TO which add two teaspoonfuls glycer-
inc. The spurmax lotion prevents chaps
and overcomes oilness and that lifelesS
look to the complexion.
The Washington times., 1913-02-11

free from wrinkles or flabbiness; IL
has helped many who have tried for
years to find relief.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
3uux,,h.

Metbpbiitermc. Gbr. 5. &c. Iboa=
rnp CT hlcpc11 al1crfienM joni HrGit
bcb Gem biifopelig n1ctbpbiitilfc Me>
11iofeo i Silfcbprg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
Knrt fnrtalt.

- 1892 Euriiter for beiggt %
feet Mrbeioet poa 8a11amafanalen
fra So1tuor til Sl1li bette Star.
- SEQ Jreosfonferencen / @oog,
@ollano, por Ser 800 &eprelen-
tonter fra 16 Mationer. Ser bor
so fra SC 6preneoe 5tater. Sen
2O6e &onpentio11 bcgpn0te Sen 206e
Muguit.
- Ger0ens iterite @an0folo tro1
mon at bape funoet / SD0omerifa.
Ger1 be6bcr &ultol1rfal6et og anta:
geS at flr,11c gipe 1,265,000 @cite:
frniter.
- Se0 cit ipiritiitiif Sea,1ce
Boris bar ~Monoerne" nplig lbfte:
100 &ilo esern 3 @eter op / 21tf
ten. Me6iet iao bltr10et. til cr
etoI.
Gen peroensberpmte n81ffalt
@ill", %. 5. Goop, bar onlng:
Sag moo iin nniten lige iaa be
ROUTE &ortner, ~@amnee @ill", 8
g. 2iIlie, for Sup6eri / 6orbinoeli'
mes iioItnnpntes 2ebelie al Sc fom
binereoe GirfusieIifaber r9uftall
Bills Mil6 @eit" % r6or Sat
sbotp, % forlonger en- retslig Sp
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
st Mntomobil Qamb. 6biIfet

st Mntomobil 2ano. @oi1fet
2a1o cjcr &c fleite Alltourobiler2
@a9lm,6s 6inonsminiiter 2logo
George poaltaar, at oct 2onb er
England. S en- interesiant Cole,
ban forlcocn bolot for Be Deieaerp-
De / Sen internationalc &eifonqres
oplplte BON, at oct iomleoe Muhd
motororeune ajpretsier, ser BE-
nDtter el1gelitc 2onoeneje, beleb iig
til 100000. Miniiteren fortalfP
ligeleocs, at bette Mntal par bob
belt iaa ltort iom 1togct olrbef arrp-
priit 2an0s. Set 2ol1o, Der fom
ENGLAND nGrmelt, bar oe 5oren6r
Stoter, n1cn iclp Scr par MntnlfH
poa fraft6repnc &ogr1e en- Ireoie-,
oel minore c16 / ENGLAND.
Soar England par set leoeuoe.
2ono pao set Smraaoe, fplotes,
oct natnrligpis life n1inoit bra,
poffenoe gelitolro, n1e11 ogiao i bei
@ra0 oe glimrenbe engctife Beie-
2loDo George oplplte, at @nglmn,
MI cjer $4,000 engelite Mi1 al De.
beoite 2%an6epeje / Gcroen. Dehli-.
gcbnlbelien al DEM foiter set mejte'
al $50 Willioner &'roner ON SD
ret. 6or 20 slar ii6en foiteoe De
finn 1855 Millioner.
Gn flor Gel al Eeugene til Beie-
mes &eoligebolbelie bctoles al Stu
ton1obilejerne. 6or 3 Star iiben
i11oferte 2lopo George en- @fstra=
fiat paa 8er5i11 % Automobiler
meo set Sor,naal for 2ie. Den1,e
G%fstraifat er nm1aaoelig popltler
- ogiaa / Mutomobilfrebie. @bnb
@iliiterne betoler / Gfstroifat> ipa=
RI oe ofte mango @ange beo min
Gre Slitage paa @inge og peo min
Sire 8en5inforbrug. @litagen og
8en5inforbrl,get er nemlig betDoelig
mi110re, ,toor Geiene CT iaa ioeelle
iom / England, ems 11oar Sc CT oP-
fjprte % uirpne iom i Sc f1elfe
on6rc 2anoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
81 lopcnbe &rojeft.

Sra Mocf Springs, @pomlng,
rne0Oelcs, at Set itore Sperrisling5=
@rojcft / G6cn &ollep Scr / Seer
be6el,, omfottenbe ct Mreal al 90
600 Mcres al fr1tgtbort Sano, bar
'bilt Jig at fon1nle Up til Torpe11t=
ningc1,, og at Sc 5000 acres, lon
|ioar CT beplm1tet, pil gipe ct enorn1t
l1obpttc. Mnlngget, Ser bar foitet
oper cit balp Million Collars, er
ct al Sc ioli6eite / @poming, be-
lfpttet al porige @ementlG emril1-
ger og l>1ffet mes iolioe Sernporte.
Ser finoes cit 0perfleoigbeo al
&ono, iom in0Ianles / ct natrlrligt
@onobasiin og Oeitribucres til Sar:
merne for cit Mfgitt al so Gents
pr. scre. Gpm1atret al Sc bcloige
Meiultoter far &ompag1ict It'll be:
ill1ttet at u6pt6e Mnlpget til at ON;
|fatte 10000 Mcres. Gen benrt:
|penoe 0ol ct omgipet al @jerge og
|er beliggenoe / @jertet al oen itpr:
iitc 6oor= og &pGg-SS1oritri Sta:
ten. 9isie forifjellige Gnterprile'
.afgiper ct pp4,erligt Morfeb fo1
/ Sarmcr11e. GnEDer al bore eeie ERE
font moatte gnife at mootoge rgr
mere 0lpsninger, bebes poa gngell
at tilifripe Mr. 6. $. Morgo11
Coles Mgr. g6en Srrigation 60.
Mocf Springs, @po.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
@anfaffcrcn i Mrsfilbe.

8antaficrcn / @rsfiloe. @oS:
fiIoc Sonoels=, @oonbprrts= %
2onobrl1gsbmnf bar sen 20. Slug
for fsrite Gong, eftcr at @corage-
riot hlep fpnitatcret, pGrct aabnet
for SSSnobctalinger. Ser CT org fun
&c 1ooponligc 6prretnin9cr meo
mi,,ore Mforoa paa &cfslcr %
Qoar, scr CT forctd9ne.
Gm S0-aaris Stationsfuritauoer.
% &pitmcitcrinoc. Cen lille Sta-
ton 9urip mclten1 Moribo %
Mp6bp pao 2pllono flunbe forlebcn
fcire CT ijrlocn Icit, ibct Deus
%fpinocli9c Stationsforitanoer, Der
1amtioig CT Stcocts Eoltmeltcr, 6r1>
2ouiic Niclicn, fplotc so Mor. Gen
oounlc 9anc, ser / 80 Mar bar be-
tlrot oisic Stilliuger, or mcgct
onict % ofbolot paa Ggnc11.
IrIlcserap fra &eitens SID. l(n=
Scr 9runingsortcioet rco Single
bpllc &irfc jtpotc moi, i'll. "2ollono=
fol1t. Solicit" i CIT Nlcns 0ybbc
poo cit 6GllcSgrap mes ca. so
sfelctter. Otter 9cligocnbcbcn %
fSl,noctS belle 9fotur fa,l Scr lite
bore Sale o>, ,,oger olminbcltg Be
gropelie, % Ser f)opes ineen Sptc9=
nel1cr ON bcnne 1torc 6nllesgrap;
mtIigcns Hammer sen fra HeitcnS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12
9itericn iom Sn,itteberer~

Sc oeiliec imoo stalopr> iou1 pi
be1tGp1er Riters, og iom er &iu~
,tercns 9elifatcsie for mango Jog
prl1te Gamer, o9 iom III ogiao 1pi-
ie5 pco bejtiocli9e 2ejligbeoer Of
ltgrre oe iterre &reoie at ben jGo-
tie 9efolfning, far / ocn ferere lib
gipct 29geal1tortetcrnc ablfilti9t ut
tu11fe ODER.
SCI ferite Mngreb, 2GgepibenIta-
ben bar rettct moo biSie Sfalbpr.
bar fren1me allcre0c for ct @ar j.
Sen. 60 b9poeoe mon, at 9iterfen
ilet life %inoeboloer pibere HGring%
itoi Wpoo mon 10 biotil bar troet,
bporfor 2egerne ofte gap 95ieE
til ipGffeoe &uttenter). Gillige
puoito6 ma11, at Sc par mcget ufDr-
opjelige, ligeleoes paa tpGrs of alae
bibtioige Mntagelier.
Mu er Der til 2eeetrebie fomIne1
@uo ont, at 9iterien maa anfccs for
en- al Sc forligite SmittebGrere nki
1pfl1s.
Mian bar i YortS idgttugct en-
itaoig Ne69ang / TpfustilfGloenS~
glntol / Sc tire Somnermaoneber
sSSln1i-Mugrit, / bpi1fen Gib Der ouz-
trent life npoes 9iters. Oct giGl-
ser 6crfor meget ONT at befc11lpe
benne Sygoom peo at m~oborbeibe'
Jorl,rcuing al Ganoet / Ntersbos-'
finer % pco CIT metbooiit &cnsains;
al 0isie Smaa6pr. Torieg, Der er'
gjort / Yoris 1910-1912, for pilt
at gitcrs, Ser bepisligt bar inIicere-
Sc, / m1inore e116 cit l1ge hen f1,lo-
ltra1oi9 fri for 9atterier, 1aar be
bol6tcs / rinocn0c @abbano, JOE,
bar filtrerct. @pis set berfor er
ponifcli0t at iifrc 9iterSbonfcrne
moo 6orurcning, CT Set pea heH
m,6eu SIDE meget let at re11ie 9iter-
ierne peo uStalofooring", bbilfet al
lcre6c I'LL ifer peo @%oncarnea11> me-
bc11s n1an er i Snrb meo at ino-
rette ligncnoe Mnleg pc6 Sorieh
% @ables=o'Olnnne
@jrloer smittefaren for 2imijurbs-.
2iterien?
Dettc Spprgsmaal Dar en- Mpis-
mano rettct til cit 9itersipeciolW
ser uotalte:
= Seq tror, at BEN M Spbaael-
ie, 9e fer omtaler, life gj94oer
Rimfiorosel tiers. 9c fonlmer ir,o,
friift @appanb / MobiGtniua FOR
@fs. til Sc ergclife, ser ofte er1rrer
Jig al &loatpan6 (peo TBemlenS
Munoi,,g er Ser iaaleoes mange'
9iters). 8lanot RitersforEu1lolersn'
/ Donmorf far man nn6er ollie
Sm1tnlloigbeber lite o%bierperet no.
gen Smittefare beo friIfe oe 5alf-
p%an6sbolbige 91ters.
9ette itemmer ogioa nreb Sc llo-
talelier, Ser CT fremiat al oan5fe
29ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-12

Ser flages opcr Maa1gel poo
&i9er / Mpborg. Sc 5ogfpnoigt
meter, at Sc CT u0ponbreoe til Sc
fiGllanoife Garniionsbper, mag,lc
tiff nro1ne oertil al De blonfc Snap:
per.
G;cuoomsbanbcl. = Nroprictr,
&pngiteo, @urumgaaro, bar iolg1
fin Gjenoom til Yroprictrr Sri
MORT al &angterp / Torsleu. Sip
beIummen CT 1900 SIR.
v@ropcngoorb" / Stoubu
'So9n er al 81. Gbingberg- annml
iolgt til &roprietnr q. 5. @ille,
@olltebro. Spertagclie /. Mop.
Gbin9bcrg=&mnm bar forpagtet
9opeogaorocn v&oienpolo" / Stou=
bp Soon fra 5. 1. gpril 1914.
- @aaroen v&parboltsfrog" /
Stolrbp 5oen at Mreal ca. 80 Ebr.
2on6 er al &roprietGr Miclien iolgt
til 6orpagter Miels 2ooge for
100000 SIR. Spertagelien tier /.
Hopembcr.
- Mmtsrooosmcolcm gifilolel1
bar iolgt rSerlepgoaro" til Torpag=
ter 6. Eingleff al &oniilo for 208,=
600 Ser. @oarocn bar ct Gillig=
gen0e al 357 Ebr. 2oa1o. Npl og
8eiatnine mcSfplger.
- r@ltonggooro" pes @ltang
Station er al &roprietnr Sobanien
lolgt til u. Moes, tioligcre al ~SS;1=
gersbolm" pes &onii1o, for 10000
Sir. Nreal 100 1or. 2ano.
- &iebmmno u. 6. 91tbelt,
otter Groo, bar iolgt lin @je,room
til l1obeler Gbriitionlcn Molborg,
tioligcrc 5ppite,1 8r1gsforening.
&jebeiumnte1 ubefienm. Sperta=
oelIen lfer ltrofS.
2pcstalo. 6bp. @piitodfortan=
scr Sacob 8ccb CT afgooet peo o.
6cr1, IS Mor gammel. Gen ofbeoe
oprettcoe / fit 1tb Mabp @piifole
o9 bar / en- lang Marreffe Sfolens
Soritan6er.
Asiiitcnt / @rigsminiiterict,
2pitnant 6. 9. s. Spncfe er afgaaet
be6 Dpben / cit Nlbcr al 81 Nar.
@on oelto9 iom fripil(ig Officers
oipiront / ariaen 1864 og before
rcoes ber mes Splpforiet. S 1873
aniatteS ban / &rigsminiiteriet,
bbor ban par cit poolioelig %
pligtopfploenoe 1jencitcmano.
- Sr1bebaperen al gngelif &c.
fleoningsmagoiin / &iborg, &jpb=
man0 5riis, blep fornplig f1noe1
500 / @aneen / Sen Gjenoom, bpor
ban boeoe. Man forn1encr, at be11
Mfbe6e er 1tprtet neo a6 9roppen
oe bar ilaoet Zig libel / 6oloet.
- &iebnto,,o g.. S. &ragb, trol.
@eotn6ebapcr al 6irmaet &ragb
,&Soele, tilt e%Sorntaro % M}eboiref=
tyr for @oriens 1reloltbmoel, er
ofgaoet pco 9poen, 50 Mor gaa11=
mel. Gen afbpbe, ser Dor &io6er
al @anncbrog, par fra 1876 til
1886 Meblem al @orlens @prooo
% bar pGret 6orr1aa1o for &orlens
.@on6elsforeaine og 5oreningen al
ipItc 3rGloltbo16lere.
- 5 cit @lber al rs Mar er Ell
,of ollie &olptefnifere / &jebenbapn
fjen6t Mo1o, 8etjcnt peo fplti1
5omling, tio1teere &ortner gfielS
'2orien, ofgoact pes 9eoen. Sat-
fton1mcoe fra G6sberreo og bapoe
ire 8rpbre, bporof SC to andre ltgc:
IIebes blep &ortnere, 11emlig pe<
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@ollegium / st. &%eocritrGoe. Ser
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set piceit. Set por Hoitbolber 9or=
fen, Ser opoc iom Ell pelbopenoe
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Sc / 6cn icncre Sis lac
omtolt 2 8rpbre 2orie,t, Ser bel
cit 1i1feloigbeb blep 9ermad
Bangs Mrpinger, CT Sprucr al Ser
opernGp11te &ortner poa Solfert:
BORIS &ollegium, bpor @ermar
Bang boe0e iibit / 70'erne.