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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1914-08-07

Miss Heath, sales lady at the
Kendrick Store Co., departed for
Pullman Wednesday where she will
visit relatives for couple of weeks.
w. 7. Wright and Ray Hill and
family returned Wednesday morning
from California where they have
been for the past three months.
People owning cattle that are in
the Bovill section are uneasy about
the salty of the stock. Messages
have been received here that some
cattle have been burned. Several
hundred head that is in that section
are owned by people in and near
Kendrick.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1914-08-07
Remarkable Cure of Dysentery

Il was attacked with dysentery a
bout July 10Th, and the doctors me-
dicine and other remedies with no
relief only getting worse all the
time. | was unable to do anything
and my weight dropped from las to
125 pounds. | suffered for about
two months when | was advised to
use Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. l used two
bottles of it and it gave mel perma-
nent relief writes B, W. Hill of
Snow Hill, N. C. For sale by all
dealers. (adv.)
Newark post., 1914-04-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

We wish to acknowledge receipt
Of the new Rand-McNally map Of
Delaware,-the compliments of the
Every Evening of Wilmington.
Notice of an offer made by the Ev-
cry Evening is given in another col
umn. This map. by the way. is no
cheap advertising catch. but a real
noteworthy map worth many times
the price arranged for by our Viii
mington friends.
We are not up on geography but
this Is the best map Of Delaware we
have ever seen. 1t is accurate in
detail,-so much so. you can almost
locate the old homestead. We ap-
preciate it and so will our readers.
they will thank us for putting
them wise.
Newark post., 1914-04-22
BUY A HOME
WITHOUT MONEY

Take five shares Of Building and Loan
which viii cost YOU five dollars per month.
This viii entitle you TO borrow one thou
sand dollars, which will cost YOU ten dol
lars per month. You can build a five.
room bungalow with bath from seven
hundred and fifty to one thousand dol.
lars. / will take second mortgage back
OF the loan for the ground. After the
Building and Loan is paid the mortgage
can remain permanent or you can paw II
on IN installments. Town water. bean
tiful location, concrete walk to within
very short distance Of these lots on North
street. If you want something higher
priced we can arrange to suit you. WHY
pay rent all your life! By This plan Won
can have YOU home clear in eleven and
half years. Provide a home for your
family. Consult any OF our carpenters.
or 5. VI. Donnell. or Newark Trust and
Safe Deposit Company for particulars. or
the owner,
T. F. ARMSTRONG.
Building lots for sale on the INSTALL
nent plan al five dollars per front foot.
Newark post., 1914-04-22
THE ARMORY SITE

There is just one thing to be said
about the Armory question.-if
Newark wants this Armory. a lot.
agreeable TO the State Military
Board. has got TO be presented for
their consideration and acceptance.
According 10 reliable information
this Board can al any time decide
against erecting the building. The
question has simply narrowed down
to this.-n0t where it shall be locat-
ed. but whether Newark is to get il.
The Board has been most con-
siderate throughout the whole af-
fair and loss Of patience on their
part could not be seriously CRITICS.
ed.
The original site. by a series of
unfortunate and unavoidable cir
cumstances. has been practically
stricken from the list. Personally.
while We have a preference. We do
not consider it any Of our affair.
where it is located. That. just now.
Is minor issue. But We are con-
cerned in seeing the building erect
ed after appropriation has been
worked for and won. That Newark
should not have an Armory was no
calamity.-but after the favorable
decision by the General Assembly
it would be a calamity now to
fail to meet the requirements.
The Board will be here this af- I
ternoOn and it is certainly hoped .
that satisfactory arrangement
will be made. Company E. is with .
out question the crack company Of
the State and We should do our part
IN securing this advantage of prop
er quarters for the company.
Newark post., 1914-04-22
A QUESTION CT ECONOMY

The recaulking the water main Is
going TO cause some temporary in
convenience. but taking into con-
sideration the economy it is be-
lieved every one will cooperate
with Council 10 effect this improve
ment. For years the repairs to
leaks in the main have been a heavy
expense.-greater than most peo-
pie realize.
Before making the permanent
improvement. it Is only sensible to
remedy this defective caulking.
Contractor Jacobs has promised
to rush the work as quickly as a
good job viii warrant. Let Us all
b as lenient as possible.
Newark post., 1914-04-22
Barnum And Bailey
Circus In Wilmington

The Barnum and Bailey circus
Is scheduled to play in Whining
ton on May 9. when two perform
ances and a street parade will be
given. Only the name Barnum
and Bailey grows old. for the pur-
yeyors OF circus amusement Of the
Greatest Show on Earth" have
spared no expense to make this sea-
son 5 show exceed the most san
guine expectation. Numerous new
features have been secured this
season at enormous expense and
the expenditure Of this coin has
brought many big novelties from
Europe and has added many new
departures that will more than re-
pay anyone for crossing river and
sea to see the big Barnum and
Bailey circus.
The biggest new feature is the
mammoth Oriental spectacle. THE
Wizard Prince of Arabia.' which
has proved the greatest innovation
airy revelation Of pageantry and
ballet that has been offered any,
where in the world of amusement.
More than 1850 persons. costum-
I'd IN the weird. beautiful colors OF
the land Of the Thousand and One
Nights. participate in this event. I
This departure is veritable eye +.
feast Of realistic Kaleidoscope +.
splendor. colorful. brilliant. daz-
zling, fascinating, amazing. enter
interesting and withal an
irresistible panorama Of pagean-
.ric surprises and ballet ensemble.
The Barnum and Bailey circus
carries everything imaginable from !
baby hon to a tangoing elephant
n the wild animal line: acts of a
leath-defying nature. novelties gal
re. six augmented bands. astonish-
ng wild animal performers. start
ing equestrian features, arenic
eats Of strength and magic. a
reak congress and a million and
he amusement attractions that
My gigantic circus ike Barnum
nd Bailey can offer for the price
f one admission.
ADV.
Newark post., 1914-04-22
College Trustees
In Special Meeting
Continued from page ,
REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMIS-
SION

SION.
The requirements for admission
to the Women's Affiliated College
will be the same as for Delaware
College.
Candidates for admission to the
Freshman Glass must be at least
sixteen years of age
In all cases they must give salts
factory evidence of good moral
character; and. when coming from
other institutions, they must pre-
sent certificates of honorable dis
missal.
A candidate who offers a certii-
cate from a recognized school show
ing that she has completed the re-
quirements for entrance as given
below viii be admitted provision
ally.
4 candidate who does not offer
credentials viii be examined upon
the studies required for entrance.
The subjects for admission are to
be selected from the following list
Of studies according TO the course
the candidate wishes to pursue.
-Arts and Science Course: Group
4, and in addition, Group B. 7 a or
b, and four other subjects Of which
one must be Latin, if a student is a
for the 4. B. degree.
Newark post., 1914-04-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OE REAL
ESTATE

By virtue OF an order Of the Orphans :
Court OF the State Of Delara-e. in and
Tor New Castle County. made on the 18Th
day OF April A. D. 1914, viii be exposed
to sale at Public Eendue on
MONDAY, APRIL 27th. 1914
ar 10 o clock A. N.
At the County Court House in the CITY
Of Wilmington, the following described
Real Estate, late Of John Taylor. deceas.
ed, to-wit:
All those t7~o certain lots Of land, cor.
stituting one farm. with the buidings
thereon erected, situate in Mil Creek
Hundred, New Castle County. on The
Gap and Newport Turnpike road. cor.
tanning about 81 acres OF land. For fnI1
description see large bills, o.. apply To
William Franklin TAYLOR. anT
Howard ". TAYLOR. 4dmipistratars
OF the Estate Of John Taylor. dee a. or
Philip L. Garrett, their Attornev.
Attest:
Joseph c. JolIs, Clerk o. C.
Wilmington, Del, April 18th, 1914
22-1t
Newark post., 1914-04-22
REAL ESTATE SALE

4 fine frame house in Newark. situated
in the best residential section, corner Of
Main and Corhetr streets. Lot 60 feet
front On Main street, and 500 feet on
Corbett street. Not far from the B. &
o. Depot: ample space for all kinds OF
fruit; seven rooms and attic: cemented
cellar; hath, elestric light; town water
and al eonvenienees: stable for two
horses. Will be sold on easy terms. For
further information call on Mrs. Helen
Mackie at the property or write 10
S. Z. CHAMBERS,
West Grove. Pa.
Newark post., 1914-04-22
Certificate Of Dissolution
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
/ Certificate Of Dissolution
To All TO Whom These Presents Aay
Come. Greeting:
Whereas, II appears 70 my satisfaction
. By duly authenticated record Of the pro
eea1ings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof, by the consent Of al the stock
holders deposited In nv Office. The House
Beautiful, Incorporated, corporation OF
this State whose principal Office i stu
atei At Ford Building in the city Of VIII
nington. County OF New Castle, State Of
Delaware, Corporation Guarantee and
Trust Company being agent therein, and
IL charge thereof, upon whom process
may be served. has complied with the re-
quireznents Of - An Act proyiding Gen
eral Corporation Law" amended and ap-
proved March !. A. D. 1901, amended and
approved March II, A. D. 1903, amend
81 and approved March q. 4 D. 1905,
amended and approved March q, A. D.
1907. amended and approved April ), A.
D. 1903, amended and approved March 81,
1911, amended and approved March,
1913, preliminary TO the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
Now, therefore, l. Thomas W. Miller.
Secretary Of State Of the State OF Dela-
ware, DO hereby certify that the said cor
porarion did on the second day OF April,
4. D. 1914, file in the Office duly exc
euted and artested consent, in writing. 10
the dissolution Of said corporation exc
euted by all the stockholders thereof,
which said consent and the records Of the
proceedings aforesaid, are now on file in
ny said Office as provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof. I have
hereunto set my hand and Off
lSeal) eial seal, al Dover. this second
day Of april in the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and fourteen.
THOMAS ". Miller.
Secretary Of State.
Newark post., 1914-04-22

10 the Hotel DUPONT. where he
found loo members OF the Chamber
seated at complimentary dinner
rendered TO himself. As a further
surprise ne was presented with a
solid silver loving cup. President
John ]. Satterthwaite, City Solici-
tor d. o. Hastings, Thomas F.
Bayard and Col John P. Nields.
figured in the ceremonies.
Newark post., 1914-04-22
Dinner In Honor
Of Josiah Marva
Marvel

Called by telephone, ostansiblv
on important business. Josiah T.
Marvel, vice-president Of the VII
mington Chamber of Commerce
hurried there from Atlantic Citv
on Thursday. He was met bv his
brother, Judge David T. Marvel
and other friends and was escorted
Newark post., 1914-04-22
State tuberculosis
Commission Named

Governor Hitler has appointed
John Bancroft, Wilmington; Mrs.
George Marshall. Milford: Stacy
B. Collins, Seaford: and Walter
Morris. Dover, members Of the
State tuberculosis Commission.
Newark post., 1914-04-22

BoARDERS WANTED-Room -,
Apply % y rIPoafders.
zLtt I1apel st.
Newark post., 1914-04-22
lSCELlANEOUS

WANTED-Good Agent 10 sell
Burns Bros. Buggies, Carriages, etc.
Apply at once
BURNS BROS.
4-s.f Hayre de Craze, Nd.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-09

|
J ! { !:

oeleller, Der er fon pure Dpbietelier,
ifal finoe Sci til 6pbrelarroet. gel
fan oisie poa bette @tanopunft lite
mere Haoe 5age1l men set ct DOG
idrgeligt at ioonan1t ,ro.Jet pirfeligt
fm finoe Ste6. Dnnnrarfs- -Bpa-
11ings Sheen biI blipe realieret, Iige.
meget bpab nr0erIebestpnfen6e me-
ner % ifriDer, og 11nor noltiIIin-
gems aabningsong fonner, piI oe
belegenoe 0anffe fi11be set ifenne
<s faroig til at 11robtnge oen1.
S1niol olertio man pi bnabe, at Sfun1-
lere bil posfe fig felp og life peo
legnogtige MeooeleIier iege at be-
fparligejere oet itore Mrbeioe, ion,
4onnteen bar paataget fig og ion1
BEN at al Magt mi er i Serb nreo
at uofere."
8laoet tilfeier erbbi6ere, at So
miteen bar mobtoget Sen officielle
fonlmltnoIe 9illnoeIie til at opfgre
ct 9nnnnrfs @us, % i11oen oerne
uges nolab bill 8pgn1efter @oroIo
Ss5obnfon tnge fat pna girfet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-09

tanfer leg lite iprlig pan bette, al
9opeomgningen bar faaet NIT Gag,
cet iornnre gipIoer @pnnaiifi finle,1,
ion oesl10en faar 9eflgbning pao
5iberl1e, M Maling og eleftriit
2pS, at i 6e forlfiellige &ploe.
rum bur ri a. Cons aul 1nnt en-
Masie 8ra1roe og rigelig Gnlgt,
poo Marfen ct itort Sfpffe gooe
@artofler og ole 5lngs @rentlnger,
to l1omarteDe Dealfefger og en- &eit,
iom faa mart &lloen four1er, fa1,
fon1n1e en- Inn Sfnlo, fDlbt til
Copper uteb ouftenot @e; nej
leg t9nfer ifar paa, m bi bar
beore 5folenrnteriale, ilere 2per.
frgfter og, bbao Der er oet uller+
beoite: Sfolens @ierning er mere
anerfienot, ellfet mere i1p6erligt,
oerpe6 er oenS Stilling n1eget mere
iffer.
Seq bar 10 n1prfet bet iao tpoe-
ligt, itte n1i1r6it neo llngbo1n nsnrpoet
/ @raDling, fan bel ioun pua De to
&unoreiier til &renlens l11rgoonns.
fore11inger.
Sa, bbilten 6orifiel bar Der life
paa oen ferite og anoen &eiie. Dg
naor leg MI efter sS1obpoelp igien
ifal no paa BEN treble &eiie, Ser
iffe ulene gieIber be11ne @rebs,
men 9itens l1ng0o1nsforeni,,ger,
tpr leg faa fife NOT boabe, at bi
fnl iffe alene foa lige ioa gooe,
men ogg1lon lige fua 1ltange, ia flere,
Glener en6 1tbite Mnr?
81 q 8 m us len.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-09
sil atifea.
SEEM gorf, %. sept. 1914.

= an.,sse esnV ~ oe 6orefeoe
up1 s l'Ops' - 'el''osn'a''o' meo
pu."l 9es : lu'''''len oerprtng nm
-, ue' n'''' ''n uI}i1u1eoe Ne1le e-oan1te
u,.e''o os aU''oe1 eller oon1f-ante-
l.1At''l na9poh1, 'on1 oef gar o9ref
e1I glQoflB Spieoelfe of mpoe. e
.a4ores arofaltDeo mob Dn1mart og
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-09
0roen til oen iprlte tpite Slipper,
fnftpr EfsnInii1,er l1nn Qnt1fn,1

1ss.fss \ Il \
0roen til ben iprlte tplte Slipper, Sci
faiter Gfsploiiper poo 2o11oon.
S Ell 8eifripelie af @eiierens bog
lige 2ip peo Tro11ten Tiger &orre
lponbenten at aeiieren un6er il.
Opbolb I 5ranfrig loo Gaget pot
bet Slot, bbor tan boebe, belfDtt'
moo Mngreb ira Suften pe6 Sa1o
i9ffe og MetalffiRrne.
2onbon, ste OF. rDaiIp Moil"s
aorreIponbent Jranfrig nel6er, a
Der fnmpes oi1 omfring Donai
Deporteme1ter Norb, 18 0ei1 iDo fo1
2ille, og merrer, at oerfont Granif
ulcprloene nteo en- itgrre &er1tprfe e1
troaet Do1tni, :.1aa SttHingen pnrt
fortpinlet for Sen tDfte General boz
@lucf. r@enerol Don @Incf ba1
fooet alle be Toritnrfninger, ION
Tan ,1t,bberes for Bonn, og finber fig
aIIigepeI operfor ct operIegent Anta]
Sropper paa ale &olb," tilfeie1
4prrefponbenten.
@i6benbap1l Ste Oft. ,,eotio,rul
tiber6e" t1roebolot igoar en- Meboe'
lelie fra sem tpife l1oenrigsutiniiter
@ottlieb bon SSargatp, boort bar
bepoer, at tgtorbritanier1 babbe lope1
8ronfrig fin @t6tte, fsr Sc tpts
Eropper 6rog ir1o i BeIgien. eng:
lnn6 baboe girteligbeben forbereb1
fig for e1t @rig beo at ifobe er
stemning al l1pillie 1nellem Be for.
fielltge 2an6e into0 8DifIanb, efte,
ganrmeI e11gelH gfebentaner.
@om, Ste SH. Sra 9onbon e1
bertiI inoIgbet en- Neeo6eleIie ON, al
Sforbritonnie1t eber Srpf poo ~
ibaarbinabiife 9atoe, isrr Donnrarf
for at faa hen til at opgipe i'm Sect,
gsen,trolitet oe 6eltage ! arige,n moi
9pifIanb.
uGeuticbe 2oees= 8eit1tl1e" Ser
lin flyer, at set forlp6er, m 1lrnngt
fienbtliee 5fibeS er bleDet fet
|gfaeerf sog 81, % 4 ii itiiIIffgier
.Derfoni oisie satbe e bt'fitift brittle, u
ber Set en- @emfgt at foretage er
tr1e11be Dtnonitration 1too Sc ifon
6indbiife 2an6e, 11abnlig 9onntorf. :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-09
2e ifaabinaDiffe eanbes sambolo.

Den anete &riitianio-&reit 6 abor-
polo &labeneis ffriper en- irteres-
im1t NrtiteI j raiosfrift for airfe
og &ultur" blonM anoet:
rSelpfdgeltg bil ct onermpgtigt
@uslano pore en- forferoeiig 6ore
for @orge og Sperige. Men ct
onermngtigt Gpiflono piIoe oere en-
li9efaa flor Gare for Dunmart. s
pioe &reofe boaoe i 9sorge og Spe-
rtge fDnes ben 9pfatning at brebe
jig, at Dann1arf fan ri lite lutte os.
fann1ren meo. Ni 11taa oberlaoe set
til fig ielp, tbi net bar a1,ore Jien.
Der eno ri, og ri bnr not 11eo bore.
Denne 0pfatntng her loos biel.
Den er for BET ferite Ioppanoet
% filiitres. Sen bla.foer GsIelien
at, at for os 5maafolf gipI6er set
blot ON at reb6e Sfinoet, fan goot
pi Tan, fom ON ii lite boboe 1tgrre
Ting at DRrgc 90 b9rne.
81 Sfanoinnper bar Dor @uItlr,
lom er mere perb EMO bort 11sle=
Sfinb Gen er Dor sSnotts / 9i1to-
ricn, % SEN ,naa hi itao @agt ON.
at ben lite goar tobt. Wae, i oeln,e
81lltnr bar Dunmarf giort faa flor
Sesatofats, at ii aIoeIes ifte fm alno-
bore bet DertiI fomnler, at Set er
meget fortiDnet tpllft at Donmnrtt
tan T1lges at EDiflano % george O.
sUerige peobline at pnre frii ion1
on sfoeeraf ifuIbe bore 11oge,,
l,operftieeIig &inoring for Gpflonos
grpdnfionstroltg Mon fan bel oe-
.fon trpgt gao no fro, at on gtl1slanos
mi tober, biI Set neo fine ,l1rtoooe-
ige l1obifIings gsnu,Iig beber i11ort for
panoe bette Gtdo, % Sd bil Sc 10
Mi iIitar1tpagter ,pof fi,roe bina,toen
igien Sor aDifIono tuget Dalunarf,
bill 9DiHmo for oet gooe genifdbss
Sfplo gipe Rusloao Sob iii at tose'
1&oInger,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-09
stillinsen i merieo.

Sra Dfertco gttp nnebbeltes 6er
5te 0ftober, at @onititutionaltit -@e-
neralerne bar aflfaat at nrootoge
General @enltitiano Garrar5as OFF
lfeosonlegning. 8el1ttnt1tgen bleD
fattet @orrar5as 5rapar. @eo fiji,
GIbogefonrit til @onDertio11e11 peo
1.Eiben ON Morgenen ftf oen mi6f
lerttoige &rgit6ent 8efdeb ON Gene
ralernes 8eilmtning. $ en- tort Gale
taffeoe bon for ben Silli6, ionr par
bift bonn og erfl9re6e, at ban iffe
agtebe at gibe efter for riine oper=
bun6ne 6ienoer, en- Slot Wilitercbe=
fer, ioan banoe gleutt fine 8Itgter, og
nogle Gipiltiter, bnem Motio11en i11tet
fDIbte."
rNoar ieg life forlegte at fue ois-
e 9prereue neo &aahnnagt," no
talte ban, bar set beret al 6oritg=
tigbe6sbenipn. Men geationen mao
btoe, at bois 8egipertbeoerne ltopifler
| fig berbe1L at. set poo a1roen Mna6e
bliber mgigrIigt at oberbinbe 0pita,1-
Sen, bor bi boa Dor 5ine 100000
belbep9bne6e Degrtb nreb sSeltartil.
leri % Wenffinfanoner Iige fao bel
fom gfette1t og &etfer6igbeoe1."
@enerolen erflGreoe nioere, at 6et
por banS Nligt at Iegge Mnlnaret
|for 0pitan6en paa General @iIIn.
Delegaterne fro Ouroga iorlob
aonbe,1tionen otter at babe fremfert
en @rfIering ON at piIbe f9r1rpe
Gibiliiationens gennn moo baar6.
bnrrote WeiIitprregimente.
On beI Gel al Eioer1 nrebgif til e1,
Nistusiion ON, bporbibt DeIeeaterne
ifnloe betrogte Jig Non1 DeiIitprbeIe-
CATER eller fom 8orgere of @epubli.
Ten Merico.
S Depnteretfan1ret er Ser eniten1.
mig beilllttet, at &eprpfattar,ter for
Gnrran3n % giuo TnI rtgoe / e,
fplles Greos inference / Mgllas Ga
lieutes 10. Oftuher.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-10-09
aibIan'O 6siifDle.

Seq beb, at Der e. Dent,eifer,
ion1 Denter efter at fgre fra og ON
5oenne Stole. Deronl pio1er greDe
90 Sort ian bel font ll,inuottlige l1p
toIelier oel1 1tl1 nlaa ii 10 butte
p{ta, at for 9ioei, boloes ber lite
|'Sfole oerfor ptrer ibet fiiig pao
|en Tut olroes. aapoe, ello Sci
lie1
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Ga bqnif erifautt sslattenlaser.

st nobnlgit, 1lDeoerbRftiet ssaoie
bto, ipa1 6espprre ipnes at habe
6anif Blob ! aarene, bar ll1,ber So,
to al 3oie septenlber Iaoet tilfIp6e
BET figbenDaonife Dagblno rMI1e1t-
polte1l fslqcnoe upeoerf fnftig :ajlee:.,
'oheIeIR Dsor5rs1loe aafundIt tseBs0s }f1
.ningen" go11 Grn11cisco::
SRA ytstu gorf ifripes til M:to
Bur:
0oitif= =Mn1srifa1erne er / biSie
Guge iprigt optaget df Disfusfion
ON, bborlebeSN Set til 6en mi nfyfte
l16itilltng i San 5rancisco tiloeie-
bro9te 8eleb paa ca. $4,000 .Dol=
lars ifal nr1pe16es. &o111itee11 :n1eb-
beler, nt ca. $4,000 Collars neb-
gaar til l1ogirter be6 6e GorqnitaIt-
ninger, Ser forelebig er tr1rfne.
Sm @npe1toelien al BET gprige 8e-
lgb, ca. 10000 Collars, bar @onnir
teen en6nu mfe tr1lffet 1ogen 8e-
ite1nmelfe. Sen oo1rIf- -m11erifn1ife
Yresie fprer Sen Mnleo1ti11g en-
nreget bt6iie Disfusiion. r&ioqr-
rem" forelQar, at 6et opennpbq1te
@elgb iloas iunue1 neo 6e 11tnnge
an6re SSn6fmnlinger til Statuer etc.
til Danmarf, og at set fanrlebe Be-
leb tilien6es 6en baarffe &egiering
til Mfbenpttelie efter eget 5fien for
at biplpe 1nber be panifelige 9iber
1 9munarf.
rGioneren" bar ba ogfao pIiet-
ifploigit ilaaet en- tpf 8Rl gien11em
oenne 3arebelling og paopeyet, at
Der lite fi116es ct fanlM Orb bele
Siitorier.
Get ite6lige bonife 8Ino / @nn
6rancisoo: vBien", longer ogiaa 1r6
efter 5flunlere11, ibet Set ifriper::
rSom 1,1nn fer, o1rgibes Ser life
nogen Slide. Me6belelen, Ser gie1-
gibes / nMftenpoiten" llben l1n6er~
ifrift, er ienot fra Seem gorf. Set
ser al sen Dplpsting ri fuor. 81 be-
griber lite, bporleoes 1ogen 2at6s-
nrarb bar fl1nt,et nere npioenoe eI-
ler o,toifdbsfuIb NOT til at ie11oe en-
fuabmn DseoheleIie til Do1unnrf. Gn
n0l9ttelie al @erbensnbitiI Ili1gelt
bar alorig Ell Gong iaa 1lteget fom
facet 9anferl,nl bos M1tprit eterne;
.og at BET nIbrig bar f,1,11uet falbe
Dnnnorfs< <8pguings 4@ontitee,1 i1rb
at opgibe Spferelien nf Dmnnorfs.
gDgningen, nloa 10 beoit fltntte be-
piies peb Ben | &ienbsgiernir1g, at
@ontrufte,1 for 9snnnrarRioet al.
lepeoe er bortliciteret. &eller lite
er net s'on piot ni Deo, al ,roget oa11if
8lno i Mnerifa blepen foreilnnet, at
8Dgni1.9el, ifnIoe opgipeS % ben
inofmnleoe 5,un bienienoes. Ebert
i1llool 8Iaoe1e Der opne bar efter
Gone 111eo MIIig igbeo itgttet Saee,,,
-og sssnbiornling af &enge er Sc for.
/ EifieInge 9teber blepen f'h | Gang.
|Denne girfe1r bar olle sgeene bualt
Meinltater morior aonlitee,r 11u ler
|iig Il gto1,b til At oDr1oe Dpferel.
enaa o,u,rarfs aoiIIo t er
M I'd 2so