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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
B< Party at Grand.

ieneral and Mrs Robert X. Evans
oertained at a box party of three
bles last evening at the Grand. a sup
r party at the Capital City Club fol-
wing the performance.
General and Mrs. Evans guests in
uded Mrs. A. E. Buck Misses Alice
Dung Of Pittsburg, Josephine Stoney.
NINA Kate Amorous, Miss Richardson,
ieutenants Hornsby Evans, Tucker
reed, Hartman and barrett and
Hessrs Ralph Reed, H. X. Kicklightar
and A. Frank Taylor
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
The talk Dancing Club.

The first dance of the after Easter
season at Athens will take place Friday
night. when the TALK Club, a new ger
man organization of the Georgia stu
dents, gives its dance. There are 60
members Of the club. and the dance will
be an elaborate one. The fraternities
have given up the idea of giving any
dances this year. and several such at
fairs as the one Friday evening viii
replace them
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26

This money is in addition to a con-
tribution of Sc made yesterday through
The Georgian by the Payne Memorial
church. and about SO made directly by
subscriptions taken in the store of A.
B. Reader, in Marietta street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
TOAD
Of B|GBY FAMILY
lnman Park Tots Add $4.75 to
Fund Being Raised for the
Destitute Sufferers.

Their sympathies touched by the
misfortunes of Mr.. and Mrs w. b.
Bigby whose fourteen-ye ar-old son,
Clarence, was barred from all the hos
pitfalls of the city and died of cerebro-
spinal meningitis in the Union Rescue
Mission at PA Marietta street, nine In
man Park children to-day sent a con-
tribution of S4.75 to The Georgian to
be turned over to the bereaved and des-
titute family.
They accompanied their contribution
with the following letter:
Dear Georgian: Having read in
The Georgian last night and a few
days before of the sad plight OF
little Clarence Bigby and that his
brothers and sisters are suffering,
We made up a small amount from
our savings to be used to buy food
and other necessities for these lit
tie sufferers, and we hope that other
little children will make up some
more money so that their people can
get their furniture out of storage.
Please see that the mother of
these children gets the inclosed
amount and accept our thanks for
looking after the matter and oblige,
Yours truly,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
Normal Study Club.

The Normal Study Club held an in,
teresting meeting at the Girls Higl
School yesterday afternoon, Tanning o
the Shrew" being the subject undel
discussion. A large number of tn,
members were present. The mectins
hour has been changed to O'Clock.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
w. c. 7. U.

The Atlanta Frances Willard Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union viii
hold its regular session to- morrow aft
ernoon at 8 o'clock in the Sunday
school room of Trinity church.
The superintendent of rescue work
will conduct the meeting in the interest
of that department. A cordial invita-
ton to be present is extended to those
Interested.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
Civic LEAGUE to Meet.

The Atlanta Civic League will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the assembly han of Carnegie Library
Every member is urged to be present
on account of the election Of officers.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26

ShackIeton VIII Fight Antartic.
LONDON March 25.-Just before his
departure for New York on the steamer
Mauritania. Sir Ernest Shackleton an
nOunced that he intended to head a selen-
tific expedition to the Antarctic
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
Our Money Back
Guarantee.

Any Plume pur-
cha ed at TINS
sale can be taken
elsewhere, COM
pared as 10
quality a n d
price, ana 1T
YOU do not find
This a big bar
cain. bring it
back and W. VIII
cheerfully re-
fund your money
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26

Misses Caroline and jamie Cooper re.
turned home this morning. after an alb
sence of several weeks. They were the
guests of Misses Lucy and Callie Hoke
Smith at the home of Senator and Mrs.
HOke Smith in Washington during the
Inauguration, and attended many of
the brilliant social affairs incident upon
the installation of the new president.
They also spent several days with
friends in Danville, Va, before return
ing home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-22
BANKERS TO AID IN
BOIL WEEV|L FIGHT
w. w. Crawford on Commit
tee to Cooperate With
Farmers

Montgomery. June e1.-tSpecial.) )-Mi-
chael Cody, president of the Alabama
Bankers association. has appointed J..
Kirkman Jackson of Montgomery, w. w.
Crawford of Birmingham and NJ. b. Well
born of Admission committee to CO.
operate with Alabama farmers In their
fight against the boil weevil.
The committee was authorized at the
last meeting of the bankers association
and will have authority to take action
for the association in any campaign
planned by farmers or the committee.
The agricultural committee will also CO.
operate with the special committee and
farmers.
President Cody has announced that im-
provements in present laws relating to
farmers have been indorsed by the state
association and that bankers of Alabama
are taking a great interest in the well
fare and success of farmers.
Members of the agricultural commit
tee who will give part of their time to
the campaign against the spread of boil
weevis are c. E. Thomas of Prattville.
Il. C. Melvin of Selma, c. p. Deming of
Evergreen, l.. M. Bashinsky of Troy and
J. II. Crawford of Jasper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-22
Developments of Past Week
Have Proved Real Revela-
tiOn to the Country
ENORMOUS SUMS ARE
SPENT ON CAMPAIGNS
Nothing Actually Criminal Has Been
Shown But Methods of Produc-
ing Artificial Sentiment
Are Brought Out
Rx G. Il. STEWAnT

Washington. June 21.-(Specfal )-Presi-
dent Wilson's charge that there was an in
sidiens lobby using its influence to COR
troll Legislation has been proven Tn
doubtedly the President has been vindi-
Gated, even with the doubling Thomases;
he needed no yindioation with the people.
Revelations in tbs Senate lobby invest-
cation of the past week have been start
ling in at least three respects: First, as
TO the extent and ramifications of an or
ganization Termed to campaign for or
against certain legislative policy; sec
ond, as to the use of the government
printing office and the congressional
frank In the circulation, at the public ex-
pense, Of the literature of such an organ
1zation, and third, as to the development
as an extremely fine art of the business
OF molding public opinion.
What Investigation Has Shown
II has been shown that such an orsan-
zation, or lobby, II that term is to be ap.
piled to it in the popular mind. may reae.
from coast 70 coast and from the lakes
TO the gulf; that it has missionaries IN
every field; that 1t may seek to control or
influence county. district, state and ma
tional conventions in the selection of can
didates and the adoption of resolutioss,
thereby bringing pressure to bear upon
state legislatures and upon Congress: that
IT may endeavor 10 swing elections for or
against one party according to how the
avowed policies of that party coincide
with or antagonzes the policy for which
the organization stands. and that public
men, newspapers, press organizations and
civic labor Industrial and commercial or
ganizations, all Of unquestioned replne
and integrity, have been brought to sup
port, in some way another the propa-
gahda that the lobby has started.
Il has been shown that such organza-
tions have found it possible 10 have pam
phlets embodyins their arguments printed
as public documents in the governm ent
printing office and then circulated
throughout the country to the number of
hundreds of thousands under the postal
frank of members OF the House and Sem
ate.
1t has been shown that an appearance of
a tremendous public sentiment for or
against given policy can be created
when as matter of fact the people as a
great mass are wholly Indifferent, or may
ne even decidedly opposed.
Needs Larger Sums of Money
Such an organization or LOBBY necessar-
~ expends large sums Of money, but there
has been no evidenae as yet of corruption
or the improper use of money. There has
not been lire of testimony that brihe
has been offered, solicited or accepted.
There has been no evidence that news
paper or other publication has been paid
to publish the literature or arguments of
lobby except in such Instances where
the matter was published in the form CT
regular advertisements which every
reader could recognize as such. and the
legitimacy OF which no questions.
This lobby IS no vulgar briber or blunder-
ing manager of its affairs.
These organizations nave employed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-22
Quiet Wedding

I.yer1y, Ca, June l.-lSpeciaL)-A
quiet home wedding that came as a
complete surprise to the many friends
in this county OF the bride was that of
Mrs. Annie Doster Wheeler of Lyerly
and Edwin Puryear of Zybach, Tex. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
N. A. Parsons, pastor Of the Methodist
church at Lyerly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-22
Gives Bowels
an Easy Time
seimp1y Fine' is What You'll Say Of
"VAL DONA" FIG SYRUP, the
Superb Laxative.

Most people do not know the harm
they do to their bowels by the con-
stant taking of the ordinary shocky
cathartics and purgatives.
wal DONA" FIG SYRUP is the fine,
easy laxative. containing one of ma
lures most thorough yet gentle laxa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-22
Don't Miss Selecting Your Piano
or Player This Week

Buyers must not lose single day coming to
the store. This sale has been creating gen
uine sensation since the opening day. Ever
since this great selling movement began our
store has witnessed the greatest buying activ-H
ity we have ever known. Our selling force
has been doubled, and our delivering facli-
ties taxed to the utmost Don't put off com
ing to the store single day.
Never before daring the past have we of
fered stock Of greater magnitude, nor have
we ever before been able to make such deep
cuts or sweeping discounts. The values are
without question remarkable they are Ger
tainly without precedent in the piano bust
ness.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-22
Sig Sale in Full Swing-Bargains Will Not
Last Long

Big SAFE IN FulI OW1ng-bdTgaIHS VIII NUJ
Last Long
The fairness of our regular fixed prices on
Pianos is a matter of general knowledge,
hence these price-reduced instruments are
proving intensely interesting. The past week
has seen more delighted customers leave our
doors than ever before in the history Of this
house When you take into consideration that
nothing in this mammoth stock is reserved
you Immediately comprehend the genuineness
of this offering.
Fathers and Mothers Think of Your Homes
Few families incomes are small they cannot af
ford dollars monthly for the joy, refinement and
educatiye influence Piano will bring into their homes
Dent put off the Piano purchase We're putting the
Iianos ino the homes of people at prices and terms
such before able to make in all our
business experience.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-22
A Word With the Buyer

When the time buyer stops to consider the respon-
sibty of the Piano House with whom he intends
deal the association with that house for from
three While paying for the instrument he will
no. hesitate but direct to the Seals Piano Co.
When the cash buyer selects his Piano at
rooms he is assured safe investment in the receipt
OF the absolute guarantee given by us, which has
nevor failed single patron of this house for nearly
4 half century.
The reliability of the Seals Piano Co. absolutely
protects either cash or time buyers
On each and every of these Pianos you will
from 500 to 5000 actual cash, you will readily.
realize when you see the Instruments Every Piano
Is guaranteed by the Seals Piano Co. and any Piano
will be placed in your home for few dollars down
and few dollars month
We must reduce this stock at once and the Pianos
are being grabbed rapidly n the very low prices pre-
vailtng. Remember Pianos of reliable makes are in
cluded in this sale. Come tomorrow-you be the
judge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05
Knrt fartalt.

- @eoiitratione,l for Sort &ecf
2altbet Montanal nanebe op til
1854 Nerioner til % meo ben 8.
September.
- @arry s.. Iba1u tobte tililut
lin Sag i sberbrpofe, Que., oe
ban blep 5. 3. So. ;noleperet til sssn1=
migrations-9l -9lutboriteterne, ser pil
u6piie bom iom vltnoeiirable" og
opereipe bon til fstatspolitiet
@ernont, bporfra ban pil blipe
ienbt tilboge til Mottea,pan aiplet
/ Seem Worf nneo Set famine.
S,1teritote Commerce Cont
,nislion pil unoerlgge SEN frpgteli-
&c Ser,1boneulpffe II 9irsooss pao
Seem @open 8onen, % life lutte
fer set frin1inelle slnipor er logt
poa rette Geofon1n1en6e rimelig1i5
81. a. Eullmon=a =aompagniet, ion1
e,onu be,,ptter sdl11meloaes Mas=
goner al 9ra paaIthenne og onore
8aner).
= aejier @ilbetm bar erflaret,
at bor iii er % far: sSre111tioen pil
bpre 9otaliit. So1t bor / tpbe slor
uotolt Jig i1ltob 9rifferiet, men
MoobeboIo bor bibtil pnret >Bre,t=
fen for bo,1s Strgben / oenne @et=
ming.
= On1trent 3 @eillioner Menne-
Ifer n1oa / 6ette 6ribe0e1S 2on>
arbejbe ONT Spnboge1t.
-6pfeberen er Mar meget 1o=
brebt baobe / 9sorge % Gpiflono. !
- Yariierifomagerne onbrtnge1
MT blomi itern1o1ebe Eorcele11sbelf
UNDER set elegonte Gamefo6tpj.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05


g6elfe, Der itaar paa Spioe ne6 oct
meite at, bboo Ser er D0et paa $50
larforifni,19ens - eller @olar1por-
tens = Smroobe. Mlene pon Bette
@runo1ag bil 8ocbs Mob1 flpbe as
ollie set i1ternationale Gelegrafnets
Sraooe.
Soo bill oe nioeldfobelige 9feiu1-
taters &er6 ienere fon1n1e til lom
en- 'sloes egte 6orgpIoring, bpis.
@arat be leroe &obeber beltet1mer
efter set atoferte 6prifningsarbejoes
reelle 8etponins for Spflorin9en
ai @eroen5orbninga1s' bDbe @aaoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

Set nge Galfan. Eprfiet bapbe
fgr &rigen Ell l1oitref',ing al 169,=
800 @po6ratfilometer poa @1tropos
i5altlanb. Nlioa set rpn1ne slbrio=
nopel og Erafien, iaa reoncereS
oette 2onoomroobe efter 8ufareit=
fre6en til-12,S00 &pobratfilometer
el,ropniif SSoro.
@refenlono par ier arigen 64,=
700 &noorotfilometer ltort, mel,
&rigen bar forget set n1eo life
1nirore ems $4,000 &oo0rotfilome=
ter = ibereg11et areta, iom / &ri-
gems 2eb er gleoet i,ro unoer Song
&onlta11tins Scepter. Gesltoen Bit
per fanife @tgriteparten of 9erne
i sggeerbopet ereife = bpiS Sta
Iien mao treffe fine Gropper tilbo=
&c.
8uIgarien n1oolte fer &rigen 96,=
300 &oaoratfiloneter. Sfjprt 6et
blep tpunget til at inbgoo 6reo
mes Sc to o,1ore 8olfunltoter, er
bog sets e11belige @epinlt ganlfe
flor = ca. $4,000 @pa6ratfilometer
nnt 9on6 - hbiS set 6u Ipffes al
for6ripe Sprfer11e fra. 9iitrifterne
on1fring Mbrio11opel og &irf Sill
Ii5e. 2pffes oette life, bliper Bull
gariens en6elige @ebin1t fun 23,=
900 &baoratfiloneter 1Dt 2an6.
sSerbien er Sen al 8alfanitater=
ne, 1om bor bun6et me6 be6 @ri-
gen. Sets 9o11oomraobe er npiten
for6obIet, ioet set bor faaet fine
4S,3OO apa6ratfilometer forget
til $4,000.
9fum911ien en0elig bor, 1,ben at
en- Droobe @lo6 er FD6t, eller ct
Sfu6 lgsnet, facet ca. 5000 &ba=
orotftlometer gob ssSoro Ioet til fit
tioligere 2a11bon1raa6e, nemlig 81
itriftet 1obruoiio. @11me1ien
moolte fgr &rigen 131 400 @pa=
6ratfilometer, MI er set 10000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

Mbrianupel. Sr6lpben al &or<
tens Spar poo Stornagternes Sol
Ieftipnote ongaoen6e Erafien fjen-
Ices MI. Sen rpber life rtngelte
|GiIbgieligbeb til gftergibenbeo.
Borten fan fife reipeftere Sen /
2onoo11traHatett faitfatte @renle>
Iinie, foroi SEN itaar ~operfor Sen
pootrange,6e geg6ben6igbeb al at
1naatte ffri6e i116 for at forbinore
Sen ipitenotiife l1orp6oelie at @e-
boere, bnis eneite uret er ben, at
Sc befinber fig bi1rii6es @ranie>
li11ie,1 gr1os Mibio". Horten mao
bope en- @renielinie, ser ton rga-
rantere &ope6itaoens og Dar6anel-
lernes 5ifferbeb og berigjennem
tilla6e @ieroprettelien al ct NOR
malt og parigt 6orbolb til Maboita-
terne."
Set trofiife 5pergsmaol bor, eff
ter alt at bgnune, opbobet ct nDt og
farIigt gfsp1oiionsitof iom for
lange Si6er bill bolbe rtgeligt 2ib
Sen ebinoelige 8alfanfriie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

uMen fjere Sig, Der iiober ou,
fon1 er @egetarioner, og fpiier @ip6.
,sfommer bu sig iffe?"
vMei fer ol1, leg betragter set
fon forbuoen 6rngt."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05
Sort 9scef 9feierpatiomen. &onto-

Sort 9scef 9feierpatiomen. 4onto=
ret for &egiitrering til Sort Recf
2ono 2obtrGfningen ! @lasgon.
Mo11t., blep oab,,et ct Meirut oper
Mi6not s. /. Sept. 874 bleb re-
9iitreret Sen ferite Sag. 2on6fg=
eere anfommer me6 bpert 9og.
@Den og Great 9eortbern 8onen for
gjort 6oranitaltninaer for at toge
imo6 5000 Menneifer.
80 S,,nore6e &erioner ito6
Gafte, 90 &egiitrering for Sort
8eef 2anoet beepn6te / Greet Sails,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05
Turhl1nnHatatrrttr.

N3ont. 8lonot Mniggerne par Her=
ioner ira Dserico og ira @tille=
bopsfplten. Ser por 1na11ge fra
Wfinneloto, Soma, Mebralfa %
aanlos. G111tre11t 6ier0eparten
por fra Montana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05

6rnen: r0eoo, @tina, bar bu
gipet @uI6fifene NIT @an6?"
Higen: ugsei 5r1e, 6e bor lite
brl1ffet op Sci, oe bar en6nl,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05
8lamnt TannButlpmn.

S ocn banife aoloni Solpang
California er ser 6a,1net en- ut
2oge Ger. 299) al 9anif 8rober.
ianf11n6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05
fiatprter.
9on6o11 ! @ueuit.


&pem fobriferer mon De mango
baarretien6e @fsempler paa bpio
|slabeba,roel / 2onbon? Sg bbem
fan mon babe Gorbel al at cirfulere
Dem?
Gor fun faa' Maaneoer fiben op,
ifrelntes bele @er0en of Ell frpgte.
Zig &iitorie ont to prrl1nge Yiger
of gob 6amilie. @o1nmen meo 0e<
res Mo6er beiggte oe ct of 2onoonS
mango Stormagaiiner. mo0eren
bao oe unge @i9er be,1te en- al
6orretningens slfoeIinger, mems
bun beierge6e ct Sssnofjgb i Ell on.
|6en. ga bun fom tiIboge, por
ben6es Ggtre forinunbne. gn pel=
|pilltg Gfspeoitrice betroebe benbe,
at e1 Spgeplejerife bob6e bentet De
|nnge &iger, og at Spgeplejerifen
bobbe fortolt, at beres WSooer par
fommen tillfo6e / glebotoren og MI
laa 6een6e paa @oipitaIet. Gprpog-
teren fun6e oplpie sen fortpiplebe
Mooer ON, at be11bes to DGtre por
figrt bort iammen nteb 5pgeplejer=
ifen / ct nistenfeIigt u11ee116e elu=
tomobtl. 0etrene bar og blep
fporlpit foripunone, og Siitoriens
&e6iel fulminere6e, ioopi6t jeg
minbes, @ooerens sSnbleggelie
iom 1tbelbreoelig iinbSipg.
Siitorien gift iom iast bele Ser
Ben ooer. S 0anmurf folportere-
6es sen al en- ubmGrfet Gtatsfon-
iulet1t, og brobe Golf, Ser bab0e
9ptre 2on6on, fit troblt me6 at
ifribe formanen6e og o0barenoe
8rebe.
Set fiebelige peo @iitorien er,
|ionn fagt, at BEN life er iono, 9on-
Son @olittet fje110er SEN fun fra
@lobene. Set bar ellers iffe bprt
noget ON bberfen be foripltn6ne @i=
gebprn eller Sen ubelbrebelige Mo=
ser. Sg naor Golf forlpi11oer, ben=
ben0er man Jig BOG fgrit og frel11'
melt til 8olittet og ipger sets. sl5'
| iiitance.
Set enge1ife S110enrigsmi11iiter
Inn bar looet @agen gru,1oig un0er=
igge og er fonme11 til iannne &eiul-
tat, at be111e Siltorie, iom foo
mango o11bre al sen bbibe @lape-
bon0els &eoiler, er opoigtet. s
2onbon foripi,tber fin Sc, Ser pi]
foribinbe.
9eoturligbis foregoar ser / 2on.
6on Sing, fom ct cibiliieret Cont
FUND life fan bore befjen6t. 0eotur=
ltgpis bar 2onoon fine Snoelig.
be6sifonbaler. 9e ben6er enbbe1
|Storbp, ser buffer en- belbobenof
8prn1e. Wlen enbper, Ser bar le:
bet / 2onoon og i o1t0re Storbper
peo fun oltfor gobt, at 2onbon
laa @enieenbe er beore og 1ifrerf
ems noge1 onbe,1 8D. On rng Fi.
ge goor lettere nonta1tet igiernem
ielD tbiblion1me @aber 2onoor
ems as @trggpromenoben ira Sc
1ten til Wfuslingeifal1en.
(Mrel @erfalf v&tget".)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-09-05
Sra @upeoitaoe,..

Gen meritonlfe 0feeiering bar
lopet @itferbeo for ollie slmerifane-
re, ion1 opboloer Jig 2anoet. Nr9-
5ioent @ilions ltoie1oing, Gr3Sno.
Sobn 2inb opboloer fig peopare'l-
De i &ero Gul5 % ofpenter, ON
Suerta muligpis ifuloe for1ne Poo
onbre Gonfer og ipge en- I'M &o1fe-
renee. 6elir Gia5 menes at o1pl<
rere til 9Sreiioe11tperoigbeoe og
set piI ,noalfe pare ct @aab at boil
Sc fla til. sSn,iolerti0 bor Nra1i-
sent gillon ta9et Jig nc9le Cages
sSerie paa lit 2an6lteo peo Gornt1b'
g. s., og bans aribatiefreter, &l1-
m,,ltp, bor oeiaa peret Ell Cur
bjen1me i Seem Ser1ep. 8nm lloen=
riasniri1ter 8rpan bar bolot Sogt
s5opeoltobe,1 ober Senoog %
mionooo. 2ino bar pilt Jig at ne-
re Ell ao5 a1tnoe for aobelfontpag,
nierne, ioet ban til Goto bar tele<
orofcret oper 1000 0ro fra @ferico
til @olbi11gton.
Earif1Den ejsr gob Trel119one
i @e,otct pg nan er 1Gro1g nleo
fpr1te @ebonbling. gn Gel Toro1l=
orineer bill oog e11o1,u bliDe glort,
inoen ben goat til enoelig Ailte1n-
ming ont en- SO Gage. 81. a.
bill ]iffert 5n6fonltifotten bl1oe
forbpjet for Sc 1tore Sor1nners @eo=
fomme110e.
ganf- % Observation-Disclosures
get forelieecr til @ebo'eoltn9 / Sll=
let i berne l1ge, % set er ntntpl=
font, at set moo1fe 1,oget r1nret
sSorm pil blipe be6toget al begge
S11le be,ne Sesiion = nfgr
S11een fal6er".
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9ans Sabioion / Iantnorf 1otpn-
flip nGr gltberpille, So., folgte for
leoen lin 40 &eres 6arrn for $3.50
pr. Mcre.
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9r. 2eaeb, SefrctGren for Mme=
rican-Seanbinapian Society, er 1D=
Zig pel10t tilbage fra Ell &ejie De
tire 1fonoi11opiife 2onoe og bar en-
SSr1terpietp meo n9sorolpiet"s @efe-
rent 9fetp Dorf 81. a. 1r6talt Jig ON
9annarf poo fglgenbe Moa6e:
= 9nnmarf 1taar for mig ion
ct Slags 2nboratortlun, al bpis no=
ipgte og flittige 9lrbeioe bele Ser
Sen bplter Sen 1tgr1te Septic. Dan=
mort er @fsperimer1ternes 2ano.
9orife iocioIe Srganiiationer er
langt forr6 for 6e fleite 2an6e.
- 6or1to6 man berbiemn1e Be=
tDbningen al en- frentioig ner1nere
6orbinbelie meb 9lmerifa?
- Set gln6e0e mig at ie, bbor
SS11teres}en for og 5oritaoelden al
nn1erifanlfe 6orbol6 er poffet. Set
ifDl6es iffe min6it Dr. @gans ibri=
ee Mrbei6e. Com 9e beo, bar
Cyan tilbu6t Soften ion1 l1niteo
States slmbosfabdr for 9iterrig<
l1ngor1t. Seq iou 9elegromn1et
6esangaae1t6e fra Nreii6e11t @oooz
rom @iIion. Men ggmt ofilog
&iIbuoet.1 &an befinoer fig foo 1b-
1n9rfet / Donmorf, at BON 6nifer at
forblibe ser, og Ser er, faabi6t ieg
be6, l1biigt til, at bette bill ffe.
Sbilfen Sci af Danntarf iD-
mes Sc be6lt ON?
SDen. 11betinget Sper. Set
er set aMer6eiltgite Ste6 8eroen.
Min On6lingstm1fe er, i1oar ieg en-
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