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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-21
PoLICE ARE sTUMPED

Toulouse, Jah.21.-Mme. Alice
Crespy, in whose apartment the
Able Chassaing committed sui
eide, today admittedto the police
that her intimate relations with
the able had extended over sew
.eral yeats.
Most of his time was spent in
her apartment and members of
the parish Of St. Hilaire had be-
come aroused. In order to avert
a scandal the bishop had decided
to transfer Chassaing to another
parish.
Chassaing learned of the bish-
ops intentions and became dee
spondent at his coming separa-
ton from the woman. On the day
of his suicide, She said, he came
to her apartment and read some
of his favorite poems. While
Nine. Crespy was out Of the room
the able shot himself.
Police officials today practi-
caliy admitted there was no &C
ton they could take against the
-O-O-
A thing Of duty is bore for
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA
Judgments Affirmed

Exchange National Bank of Fitzgero,d
VS. henderson eft al; from Irwin siInario,
court-Judge Whipple L. Kennedy III.
klns X Wall Haygood & Cults for main :
'lrI IN error, H. j. Quincy, w. H. Horne
contra. - iiol ne
Miller VS. Miller; from Floyd-.Tudee
hadooX. Copeland Hamilton e. tI,,tcL
ems w. Nj. Henry, for plaintiff in error
w, II, Mann Maddox & Doyal, contra
nome insurance Company VS.. Miles Of
al; from Floyd-Judge Maddox Dean g.
Dean f. M. Hunt, for plaintiff in error
~ g. Eubanks. Copeland. Hamilton e,
Hutchens, Lipscomb, Willingham e
NrSht' Maddox & Doyal, contra.
Leonard VS.. American Life and Annritv
company; from Fulton-Judge Bell, PAYNE
Jones' for plaintiff in error. smith e
musings Walter McElreath, contra.
judgments Reversed.
N"H vs. wall ct al; from Wilkes
JuGse walker Samuel II. Sibley, for
p'aIht'n IN error. w. A. Slaton contra.
Rogers VS., Toliver; from Cobb. J.
Northcutt, judge pro hac vice n
Edwards, Motley & Moss, for plaintifr IN
error William Attaway. Gober & Crit
fin, contra
Argued and Submitted.
Norris \. Hartz VS.. Minnie HART. from,
Bibb 0'''
w. o. Emory ct al. VS. Grand United
order odd Fellows, etc, ct al; from Bibb
j. r. Evans VS., ]. w. Galloway. sheriff
for use, ct al; from Wilkes
L. NJ, Wells ct al. VS. George NJ. Du-
Bose receiver; from Wilkes.
Alice Porter vs.. Adora Richards ct al .
from Taliaferro. DismissedD
J.. u. McGregor vs. w, w Pitcher ct
al: from Warren
Henrietta Neal vs. : f. Landrum. from
Glascock CDismissedD
Sandy Cross Gin Company vs. John
Dove: from Franklin
NJ, NJ, David VS.. J. H. Tucker. admin
istrator; from Hart.
j. w. Echols vs.. J. H. Green, guardian;
from Oglethorpe
A. Q. Stevens ct al VS. Matte stead
man; from Madison.
a. NJ. Whitfield ct al. VS.. T. r. Means.
from Franklin.
Bank of Lavonia VS.. G. f. Bush; from
Franklin.
\. T. Yancey ct al. vs.. Lamar Rankin
Drum Company; from Gwinuett
r. r. Crump vs.. J. W. Crump ct al. .
from Banks.
w. w. stark. administrato tor. VS.. J. r.
Chambers: from Banks
f. Is. Stone vs.. King Hodgson Com
pany; from Jackson
J. H. Felller vs.. City Of Monroe, from
Walton
O. Fl. Brown ct al. VS. Southern Rail-
way Company eft al; from Gwinnett.
w. II, Rowe VS.. f. A. Spencer: from
Gwinnett.
Mrs. Scott Boyce VS.. T. J. Cook: from
Walton
Ben Hood vs. Alice Venable, executrix:
from Jackson
r l.. Pendergrass rs. Mrs NJ. j. Duke
and vice versa: from Jackson.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
COUNTESS SZECHENYI,
NEE VANDERBILT, MAY
BE HUNGARY'S QUEEN

BUDAPEST, Jan 20.-That Countess
Szechenyi formerly Gladys Vanderbilt.
of New York, may some day be Queen
of Hungary, was revealed today by dis
patches from Paris to the effect that a
number of Hungarian patriots have
gathered there to secure financial back
ing to place Count Szechenyi upon the
Hungarian throne. should the dual
monarchy break up at the death of EN-
peror Francis Joseph. The Hungarian
movement to secure Hungary from the
Austrian empire is growing to formida
BILE proportions.
Count Szechenyi is spoken of as a
possible successor to Hungarys throne
because his grandfather led the revo-
luton for Hungarian freedom. The
revolution failed and the leader was nut
to death, although his memory has been
reVered ever since by Hungarian pa
triots.
Inc Countess Shotek morganatic
wife of Archduke Francis Ferdinand.
heir to the throne of Austria, may never
become queen, though her husband
ruled the empire.
On the other hand. should Count SEE
enemy ever become king of Hungary.
gladys Vanderbilt would have to be
recognized as the queen, as she is not
the morganatic wife of the count.
II is understood that American cant
tai was sought to finance the enterprise
OF putting Count Szechenyi on the Hun
garan throne.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
F RNERS' USE Of
NEW POST CROWS
Parcels Handled at Atlanta Of
flee Increase Rapidly in
Number and Size.

The parcel post is achieving its mis-
sion
Officials in the Atlanta postoffice have
drawn this conclusion from the fact
that the amount of fourth-class mat
ter handled is increasing daily, and that
the size of packages is growing with
the number Most noticeable, accord
ing to the superintendent Of mails, Is
the increasing number of packages from
supply houses and from farm imple-
ment houses, consigned to farmers OF
Georgia along rural delivery routes.
The greatest increase is in the mat
ter consigned to farmers said Post
master Mckee this morning. Supply
houses and implement houses are using
the parcel post heavily This is an in
dication that the primary object Of the
new systematic object Of benefit to
the jewellers on the farms and small
towns-is being fulfilled"
Patronage of the parcel post in the
Atlanta postofice has been exceptional
ly heavy during the past three or four
days, a perceptible increase in the num-
Der of packages being announced. The
postoffee workers ceased Wednesday
to compile records for the amount Of
matter handled, but that there is an in
crease in the amount OF matter passing
through the Office easily is noticeable,
according to those who work with it.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
ROBBERS THROW 700
PENNIES TAKEN FROM
BANK INTO TRASH CAN

VIDALIA, GA, Jan. 2O.-Report has
reached here of a raid by burglars in
which the hardware store and bank at
Uvalda were entered. Some pistols
and razors were missing from the hard
ware store.
A bag of coin which the robbers car
ried off proved to be pennies-7OO of
them-which had not been put in the
after finding what they had taken. The
pennies were thrown in a garbage can
at the rear Of the bank.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
THREE ARMY OFFICERS
KILLED IN AUTO WRECK

LEIPSIC, GERMANY, Jan. 20-Three
army officers were killed and fourth
was seriously wounded when an automo-
bile in which they were riding collded
with a carriage near Goeherene early to-
day. Their chauffeur disappeared and
the police say they believe he had com
mitted suicide
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
RUSSIAN SHIP AFIRE,

ALDEN, ARABIA, Jan. 20.-Fire broke
out today on the Russian ship Estonia
in the Red sea and advices said the
vessel could not be saved The crew
fought the flames until compelled to
leave the ship. The sea is heavy and a
high wind famed the flames. other
vessels are standing by.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
DO YOUR MARKETING BY PARCEL POST

The eorgianE utilize the selling
caught
OF which deliver
n nearly a as corner grocery.
Many in
only
beyond the the this
drlmH and farmers their
of less than pounds The prices course prepay
o postage.
The Georgin' parcel department:
Georgia raised rn6d smoke hams, hsteHeeg
" " . ..... W alter For alley
S... ...,. .......
. . " n fries anynu mte wanted
i r for prices
S. cDonmgh, Ga
Jersey burne usCays and
Mrs Whhe Ga Hens. SOC
G. FRS Ave, r F.
.... .... ..... ..... Alana.
w .....
cher
ttem prnes
rcharsP Pike Co Ga
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
TON METEOR FALLS IN
STORM; STAYS HOT A DAY

PITTSBURG, Jan. Occurring Sat
urday's storm 2,OoO-pound meteor fell
in field near Etna. For more than
"a hours it remained too hot to touch
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
FINDS PEARL IN OYSTER.

VIDALIA. GA. Jan. ED. A..
Holmes. cotton man of this place
found a pearl in an oyster at local
restaurant. It is about the size of a
pea. Local jewelers. can not accurately
estimate its value until it has been pol
ished and the luster brought out,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
WOmen'S and Children'S Knit Underwear at
Half=PriCe

Flawess, perfect garments at half-price!
This is the January readustment of Stocks and therein
lies only for such pricing of the knit underwear that
and children will be needing for three months
They not odds and ends they broken Sizes
with the exception of the Isle kneeengh drawers small
slzes--as menonedyou who read this may assured
that you will find just the size you require.
1t is our own stock, than which have been able to
find none better for regular selling And hafprce Indeed
it is saving that should make think of the needs next
fall!
WOmens $500 Silk and Wool Corset Covers 81. 90
NOmenS S.75 Silk and Wool Corset Covers S &c
NOmenS 5c Haf=WOO Corset Covers .....37c
NOmenS 5Oc Cotton, Fleece Lined Corset Covers 25c
NOmens SIC Se knee=length Drawers in small sizes Ony25c
ClldenS 75c IhreeQuarers Wool Vests and Pants SIC
ChIdrenS Soc Ha=WOO Vests and Pants Csc
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
SEMINARY Buns BELMONT.

NASHVILLE. TENN, Jan. 20
Wards seminary, the oldest girls
school in Tennessee, has purchased
Belmont college the most fashionable
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20
ATLANTA PROOF
Testimony of a Resident of
East Georgia AUenue

Mrs. W. b. Adams, 381 E.
Georgia avenue, Atlanta,
Ga, says: "a few months
ago | strained myself while
doing some housework, and
after that began to suffer
from severe pains across my
back and shoulders. | would
have blind spells and every
thing would turn black be-
fore me. | was finally per
suaded to try Doan's Kidney
Pills and they cured me-"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-20

Terry, aged 81 years. who died Saturdar
night at private sanitarium. win bo
held this afternoon at o'clock at Oak.
land cemetery. The body was remoysa
to Poole's undertaking establishment
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
5nnna.

- 8pen gagle @rope bill eiter l..
Mai faa to Toitbuo og en- Ste6for>
trgoer. Ser bill / 8pe,1 oplattes IL
8repfusicr.
Eli Statsfosiereren / Ge5
Motnes inobetaltes forleoen $751;
600 / Mrpeltat fra ct so / 2inn
Go1u1tp. Set bar 8oet efter Girl
itian Mngnus, oen i @ebar @apios
afbs6e tpife 9rbrpgeer, Der CAB
iaa rigelig / Soften.
= Gn Mils @ei pitenfor Brescott
itsbte ma1, forleoen poo ct s Com
1ner tpft @ullag, og belle 8pen er
lom Splge berof i flor 8egeiitring.
Bu,noet gjor6es / cit Dpb6e al 104
SOB, o. man bentebe liM 6pbere at
.itpoe paa nof ct Gag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

Gan inn set lille Sus form fig.
Der bar life Cps.
Snn buifcbe p%l,lo1elig, at ban
life baboe lat 2ps % Ganbitifter
ber, til @engen.
8are bun life bar oeb! @are
bun life bar bp6!
@m felte en- @n6fel for at goo
inb, oa 6au fom til Deren. San
tl,roe life ie fin Mober ligge Der.
benr,c / Sengen uber at funne tnle
til benoe.
&an tog / Derbaon6taget.
Ser bar iao itille, iao forfGroelig
itille.
Sao CAB ban ct &pf / Decen
@on ntoottc in6.
Gn itarf @olte bgrtes.
ga. lille Mor, er 81, Scr!
lfrcg Grengen, og CT 5rpb bslgcoe
igjennem bam.
@on foItcoe Jig neb oper gengcn
|og bllfehe.
Mn' @atrin los fin mogre @aonb
glide neo ooer Yeters Matfe. Oct
falote bom til Gmtanfe igicn, loo
bon ftf tG1ot 2ps.
Ga Setter rafte fin Mober 5fcen
.mcb Sen re6c Dfirtur, rpitcoe hans
@G11oer, iao Mcoicinen flpo III
opcr Y,loer.
= Ma, lille Mor, jog er ioo alao.
@cnbcs ltnrfe &oite gjor6e bo11
Ilet life bonac / Mften. &o,> f,,l,=
gebc bcl,bes magre @aoro, ioa bun
lcn1pelig maattc trGffe SEN til fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
Ettprat11r.

6ru Sen nor1fe Di9ter og 6orfot=
ter al MfboIosfrifter 8. g. @nebe
bar ri mo6taget ct @tsemplar al en-
Bog meo bans Digtiomling. -Etelen
er ~somleoe Sanse % Digte" og
fan 6cn berefter faaes los 6. @as-
ml1sicn H1,b. Co., for $3.50, porto.
frit tillenM.
s.. 6. Snebe boer I'LL / Silnona.
Waf9. - Gtoligere ,1orlf Yrpii
Ears -Seiberg bar tilegret bam tie.
6%enitaaenoe @ers, iom pna Ell Mao,
De f%arafteriierer 8ogens S,6boI6:
Seq bill eli iige, at Oh CT
ben itbrfte, leg peo ON;
ieg bill eli iige, at Sin Gong
par beoit at ali, fom til mig tom
men bette flyer ieg meb gruno,
6im Sang bar nlti6 iun6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

Sporoosnsfonouftbr Miels Miel.
len aigif peo Deoen BEN q. 9Sa.
1l1ar al ct @iertellog, fort efter at
ban ONT Morgenen fom fra fit Or
6ejoe. Afoboe par foot / 8roa /
Spllan6 for 50 Ior iioen % Tom
Der til Qan6et imme1 me6 fin @r=~
ltru / 1881. 9e fsrite Maringer
ban opbolot Jig ber, arbeioeoe bar
paa 9eerings Gabrifer, in6til ban /
1889 fiji Mniettelie ion1 @or6uftsr
peo Set aomle 8eiHi6e1s Sporpeis
|clifab, bpor ban %arbeibeoe paa @elt
Nortb Npe., Ell 8loos, iom ban IL
ben %,1ofbruot bar bnbt. Nf6eoe bar
Ell TITLE rolig Man6, alti6 biGlps
iom og forefomme,1oe imob lolf
og / oe1 lille Menneifeoloer, / bpil=
fe, ban rbgteoe fin Ylaos, erbper=
pe6c ian Jig ct iGroeles itort 4nta'
&e,u1er. life alene blan6t @elifobets
Sperorone6e, men ogiao iblan6t oct
itorc @ublif11m. Saa 9anife bar
fic,ot al ioa mango iom San. og
ale bapoe ct goot Sro at iige ON
bam. S Sc iib1te Aarin9er bar
ban oniot be6 Natiporbognen poa
9fortb Nbe. 8egropelien fanot
|Ste6 fra buns fml1ffe @iem paa
Mortb Faluan slbe. % operbnreoes
|af ct laroeles fort Mntal al bans
Meoarbeioere, og cit Soerfloo al.
|8lon1lter blep mootaget fra 1pmpos
tbetiffe Benner. @aitor Nielien fra
@etbiemone Menigbeo talte ioabel.
/ &iemnet iom beb @rapen boa mt.
SIibe 4irfegaar6. 8egrobelien bar
UNDER arrangement al Gbri]t Miel=
lcn. Mfos6e tilbbrte en- 2oee al
She Maccabecs og Sporbognsielifn=
bets Union. &on efterlaber fig gu
Itru % 5 Bern bnoraf 6en min6fte
CT Gpl,, er 10 Mar, iamt en- 8rober,
Yeter Nieli cn. Ser er boiat i &outb
9afotn, % Tom bar hI}te6e ne6 8es
graselien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

Den min6eo mig ON &oDets 8riz
% 5ieIoets itqrfe BIGit,
% @inbens Sus poa lunnre Sang
% 2pn fra Sor6enifp i Bet;
Il pr,,nfles 3ragt mes ginI ibronl
Sin Song bar re1, % fan6.
9l,t flyer man 81, pisner FEN,
% itum ifal @arpen 1toa;
SIN 2pres rige @trengetlang
lfal alorig, alorig ner os. raa;
Iitum iom oin @rob bin Sangerna,ro
ifal eDigt itaa / 8nan6.
Dan pes bog. eli benoobet 5fioIo
fan 3soen alorig iloo>
at 9toens 9an0 % @rape1, Cru
bans &orpes strenee eli Fan naa.
D1 leber, Sen, mems Sorben itqar,
og Sangerbierter llaar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

ifrafinojagcnoe anipe og anoet 6or-
brpoeruoitpr, falife 6l1loifjag. for
lorne Gperifiag oib. olp. Otter ct
formelt 6orbsr, b%porunber forpp-
rigt Mourrp nagte6e at jpore, bleu
ban bragt / Sifterbe6.
% nat1rligpis ct 9antel itolt al
lit Snip, ielb ON ban in6rpm,ner, at
2pffen cgentlig bar beore enb Bor-
itan6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
En- @istnrif
ont, 1porlebcs &ariicrpolitiet ip9t'
cit alminbelis 9rlcr ~ fan=
eeoe en- farlig Nnarfiit.

VII yocl|l IulltY ny ItHYt t|1el7
lpgt 6%orbrpocr, oen %24-aorige @nar=
FIT Mo1,rrp, ct pco ct lpfteliet 9il-
felbe ioloet / &olitiets @en6er.
8laoet rgrceliior" fortuller fol-
9enoe ON, bporleoes Set CT goaet
til.
Dir. Sabre, 9bcfe III for sen fpr-
lte flpucnbc 8rigooe, bopoe / nogle
Gage iammcn mco &olitiasiiitent
Gontcl pnret paa 5poret at TO Ber-
ioner, Sean 2eposieur og Nmeoee
Yinoult, iom bar oirflaeeoe for
Natten nlelle,n 2ben og Sole Sule=
oog at bope forebet St,obruo Dos
Ct, pariiiif Mutifpitetsbanoler. gn-
0elig opoage6e @ontel, bbor oe to
&crrer bocbe, og Go9en efter Inf
fcocs Oct Dor1 / ocn cattle Morgen
at orreitcre oem 6egec. &ino,1lts
N%rreitotion, iom foregit bog en-
lille @eninoe, bpor ian boc6e, nar
forrelten 9on1fe benGgct. ga 8i=
no,,1t blep opfororet til at obcrgine
Jig. inappe6e fan en- Stol % git
polblon1t les pan MetfGrbigbeocns
@aonobrncre, ug ferit efter. en- nil6
Stamp fif 6isie 8ngt meo. set gale
Mcnnelfe.
Set bur ntcget goot at bupe @ier<
nitlgsmGnoenc til sSsnobr11bStpbcriet
i SafIen; men 9antel ipntes, at
Oct uiloe bore beore enbnu, bbis
ban fuaoe lrggc fin @aanb paa
@nlcren % fao fat / &ppefolter11e.
SON bapoe noglc 9olbepltrrfter meo
!9enlpn til @elerenL e, big 0or=
bal, og bceoo fig itpdfs n1co nogle
Tolf til 9orbals 8opGl. Bolitiasitz
%itenten loo begge @,1iets l16gange
beiette og gift uoen at nbIe op as
Erpoperne til @nIerens 2eiligbeS.
!1an ringer poa, Scr l,ffcs life op.
@an ringer Ell Gong til % en6n1t
e, @a1a, %. ser luffes itobis life
op. Eolitiosiiitenten ieroer M 8u6
efter en- @leinime6, Daren bIiber
6ruot op, og 8olitimn111erc tran,
ger inb i 2eiliebe6en. Meo ct Set
,1aar Sc ino / Soocfommeret oe
fommer ttosnof til at bemagtige fig
Ell Ma116, Ser lao paa Sen9e1t meo
2inene fuloiten6ig opinulme6e al
Sebn. Soainnrt Oct git op for
Man6e,,, at bans @ule bar / 8e-
feiringstillton6, 9reb ban to @e-
bolpere og pi1oc ejenipnlig ialge lit
2ip ioa 6prt ion1 mldigt, men taf=
fet bore Bolitiets burtige Sptrnoen
forlpb ocnne gfspe6ition 1,oer1
Wobsu6gp6clie, og Manbcn blep
eiebliffelig ejort uftd6elig.
Sou bar set ber1te Mrbejoe oper=
itoaet. og 9untel ur6eriggte op=
mprfiom t lin 6anee. Og plu6iclig
gienfienoer ban I bam life 9orpul.
men Mo1,rrp, Mourrp. Tom Eolitiet
iaa 1G11ge baboe ibgt efter. Mourrp,
iom fife alene bar ct birfiomt Me6
lem al Ell ubpggelig 8anbe. men
Tom tillige bar en- Sen al 8pnnot,
Barrier og oct Slrng. '&o,rrp,
iom bar iterft mistanft for at 10
be ubfert set igrgelige Attentat /
8e5ons iammen meo 6en forf9r=
beige Bandit 2ocombe. MourrD, Ben
frpgtelige Mnarfiit, be,1 farlige Sor.
brpber 80 bette bar ga enoelig eli
6ang1t!
Men ser bar life Sill til at ben.
gibe Zig til farlige 8etragtninger.
:Gn &a,sult6eribgelie bragte for ga.
gen ct fulolten6igt Mrie1ral al Sic.
lbolbere Biitoler, Mepetenanrabiner
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

rMama, er 2illebror meget ips?"
"@ei life ioo meset, min lille
Nise."
rsaa opr ban bel itfe?"
~gsei, BET eisr ban life. Oh bill,
Sc oa ocl beller life, at BON ituloe
So
rseei men - mel, 50 Singer 81.
iens lille grooer 0s6e, faa fit bun
fri fra sfolen en- bel llge.~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
.@usernsr 8ilion's Gabiuet ri

efter 6orlp6enbe fra Erentor blibe
l,6nrb1t ON en- uges Si6 - ntoai fe
fer. &i6til bor Sen bor6enbe Hrn-
itoent fun ubngbnt 8ripotiefretpr.
ben ban MI bor, Sos. g. &u1ultp.
iom altiua fslger bum til set &bioe
&ns. Mr. @ilion far bibtiI life
!pprct til at formaa til at blot on
tDbe, bbem Scr bill blipe @e6lemmer
.af gabtnettet, og poa birefte
SpsrgsmaoI ON 8rpan 6a lite 1tnl
bore lt6enrigsminiiter, bar ban
Slot iparet unobigen6e. STU faar
ri ie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
kap 111rn Bnnen.
5fit{e Of 8. 6. Mieolaiien / Ser.
sen % 81.

8eters Mober bar ipg. sun loo
for Dsbe1. Set ea1nle, afmagreot
Gniigt lpitc op fra oct blomitrcoe
HlloebetrGf. 9e forbe,1 iao ifarpe
!grao Zine bapbe faaet Ell mat
@lans. Sc legte rur6t / 5tueu oa
obaleoe I'LL 90 % peo cit cller an
6en @jcnito11o. - Ser bar alt for
meget / sen lille Stue. Mon ioo
|tpoeligt, at DC forlfielltge 9ina bap
De ltaact pao CT longt ltprrc Ylaos
for.
Sen gorn1e 9(n' 8otrill' Ioa oa
mi1ocoes Sc brnoreoe 9ine fra Sen
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ltorie at fortnlle.
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6a set noaeoe 8etpr, iom las pes
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anmle 2ine.
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goo nu?
ga, min 9reng, set er NOT
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ingen Nptte set CT til, tilfpjeoe rul1,
for = =. Sum opcrpGl0cbcs
al ct @oitcanfalb.
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Sc Tjrere.
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ter la,19s Moer1.
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ou1 Sci, 11elt oct baIteoe 10.
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mes nogle Sn1aalten.
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ban TOM biem.
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ba Brobijore11 fom meo 6lalfen.
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frem.
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6g, ou mao life 6g, inben leg fom:
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life! &iere, lille @ao, lob mir
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rer bu!
@ar 1ab iii en- onben Sci inb
ODER @e6en. San t1,roe life lpbe
longs Moen.
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re @aan6 leb Sen jamrenbe Drenq
ben 90 Sen graz @ebepei.
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og fal6t meo Mniietet ,reb / 2pn=
gen.
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bam. Set 9ior6e liot onot / So
pebet, 81 fan -rejte Jig, me,, ban
tgr1ftc paa 5laffen.