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fayette. one OF his letters To- the wif,
OF the unfortunate patriot reads. 'Thi.
Is to inform you that | have deposited
in the hands Of Nicholas van Stcphors
Of Amsterdam 1910 gilders, Holland
currency. equal to 200 guineas. subjec,
to your order. This sum is. | am Ger
tain, the least I am indebted for ser.
vices rendered to me by the Marquis d.
Lafayette, OF which ! have never re.
ceived an account"
Eventually his estates were restored
10 the Marquis, and he recovered a.
least the bulk Of his property. Thu.
he became again a rich man, and whe!
he came to America for another visit. II
1874, Congress passed bill To- pay hin
$780, 900 for his services. In addition. o
tract OF IL 900 acres in Ohio together
with large area in Louisiana. va.
voted to him. Nobody thought the pay
mcnt excessive in view of his nign.ii.
cent services and of the further fac.
that while he fought with the America
army he gave to the cause not only
the whole OF his income but about $50.
900 Of his capital.
When he had accepted an Invitation
from President Monroe warship vas
offered to bring him over. This he
refused. however. and came in pas.
senger vessel, leaving Franc July 10
1924. AS may we'll he imagined, his
reception in this country was even NOR
wildly enthusiastic than that Of forty
| years earlier. Everywhore he va
greeted with applause. At Boston b,
laid the cornerstone Of the Bunker IL,
Monument. But the par Of his trll
that was most interesting to him was
that which took him to Virginia. or
whose soil he held chief command dur
ing the darkest days of the revolution
| Under him served the Virginia troops,
and in Virginia he largely contributed
to bringing about the surrender of
CORVALLIS at Yorktown. thus tinishng
the war.
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atched in advance to carry the good

despatched In advance to carry the good
news.
When. thanks largely to the timely
help thus contributed through the inhu-
ence Of Lafayette, the war was brought
to a close with the capture OF Corn
wallis, the young Frenchman returned
to his own country. Meanwhile "A son
had been born to him. who was named
George Washington and who afterward
succeeded to his fathers titles and
| estates.
Lafayette landed in America on August
I and received a series of ovations. As
Washington himself says. he was
crowned everywhere with love and re-
spect." Incidentally he spent few days
at Mount Vernon. and he went back
there for a final visit before his de.
pa-ture. Washington went to Annap-
oils to bid him good-by and wrote q
farewell letter. in which he said: "It
Is unnecessary to repeat to you my dear
Marquis, the sincerity of my regard ant
frie ndship, nor have l words which coult
express my affection for you were I e
attempt It,"
The course Of the Revolution in France
| led both Lafayette and his wife into
no time In sending her son George L
America. confding him to the care O
Washington, who was at that time Pres.
dent OF the United States. the year be.
Ing 1895. The boy was II years old
Washington OF course welcomed hin
gladly and he spent some years in thi.
country as member Of the household
Of the Father Of his Country in Phila
delphia and at Mount Vernon.
Lafayette's confinement lasted NOR,
than five years. While he was q
prisoner his wife suffered severe hard.
ships. the family estates having been
confiscated by the French Government
During this period Washington had
again and again appealed through our
' ENJOYS abroad for the release Of La
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to learn that ! come hither, and not
to teach"
Washington was "a business man. and
despite his offhand liking for Lafayette
was puzzled at first to understand what
the young Frenchman's idea was in
coming to this country. Many other
foreigners had come over at about the
same period Offering their services. and
all wanted high commands In the Amer
lean army. 1t was different. however.
with Lafayette. who said that he would
be glad to serve in the ranks and with
out pay. The statement made such an
impression that Congress promptly
gave him commission as Major-Gen-
eral.
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Of such attributes) that his word was
just as current among them as law"
When about Ave years later he left the
school forever they were In tears for
his departure.
SFor." we are told. "he had ever lived
among them in the spirit Of brother.
He was never guilty Of so british a
practice as that Of fighting them him
self: nor would he when able to prevent
1t allow them to fight one another II
he could not disarm their savage pas
sions by argument he would instantly
20 to the master and inform him Of their
baIbarous intentions"
It Is certain that Washington later In
ME was by no means so self-controlled.
He had rather violent temper and
could swear like a trooper. On one &C.
casion he found pet deer from the
Mount Vernon estate hung up for sale
In a butchers shop In Alexandria. and
was 30 enraged that he thrashed the
butcher to within an inch OF his life,
One may easily imagine what his feel
ings would have been II he had lived
to read Parson Weems's description OF
him in boyhood as a telltale!
Weems, In further describing this
tIdN VI
says: THE boys were often angry with
George for this. but ne used to say
Angry or not angry, you shall never
boys. have my consent to practice SC
observation-disclosures even i'm slaves and
dogs: then I'D utterly scandalous In
little boys at school! And what must
be the feelings Of our tender parents
when, instead OF seeing us come home
smiling and lovely. as the JOY of their
hearts. they see us creeping In like
young blackguards with our heads
bound up, black eyes and bloody
clothes
Says Weems: "Such trifiing play a.
marbles and tops he never could abide
They did not afford him exercise enough
At jumping with long pole or heavini
heavy weights. for his years he hat
hardly an equal And as to running
the swift footed ATLANTA could hardl!
have matched his speed.
"'Egad! he ran wonderfully sai,
my amiable and aged friend. John Fitz
hugh, Esq. who knew him we'll w
had nobody hereabOut that could com
near him. There was a young Lang
horn Dade OF WestmOreland. con
founded clean made, tight young fellow
and swift runner. hut he was n,
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FEAR after year, when the ami
versary OF George Washington's
birth comes round, he is recalled

versary OF George Washington's
i birth comes round. he is recalled
to his countrymen as having
been an aristocrat by remote and imme-
diate ancestry, social position and train
ing. Ever since Abraham Lincoln's
birth began to be publicly celebrated In
the same month with Washlngton's the
traditional view of the latter has been
emphasized by the custom of contrast
ing the two men as to ancestry. birth,
breeding end the conditions Of early
life, and always with the assumption
that they stood In all these matters for
opposite American types.
As IA matter Of fact, in ancestry a gen.
Grafton or two back, the two were not
very different; even the differences OF
their early conditions. training, educa-
ton and occupations have been a good
deal exaggerated, miserable as were
Lincoln's childhood homes. After all
perhaps the most essential difference of
the two men In origin lay In the fact
that Washington was by brrh Virgin
ian Of the eighteenth century, and up to
his fOrty-fifth year British subject.
most of the time we'll confetti with his
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not yet 20 years Of age. and invited him
to live in his military household, a sug-
gestion which the young Frenchman
was glad to accept. The next day La
fayette was asked to go with the Gen.
eral in Chief to inspect the forts along
the Delaware, and also to take a look
at the army then encamped few miles
from Philadelphia force OF only H.
clothed.
I'VE must feel embarrassed" said
Washington, ito exhibit ourselves be-
fore an officer who has just quilted the
French troops"
But Lafayette. with his customary
good breeding and tact, replied: 1T is
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TIME only man Washington seems
ever to have really loved was
/. Lafayette. He looked upon the
young French nobleman as al
most an adopted son. and never lost an
opportunity to express his affection for
the knight Of liberty" as he was wont
to call him. whose sword. thrown into
the scale, may he said to have decided
the War OF the Revolution in favor Of
the Americans, IL the military and naval
auxilaries his influence procured from
. his own country be taken into account
Washington first met Lafayette at a
dinner in Philadelphia at which a few
members OF Congress were present. He
took a liking to the frank lad, who was
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Sfelge ct telegram ira Stouoh-
ton. @i5,, er Or. g. 90. SruIion SEN
Soc IS. aigoaet peo Tcben / lit Stem
beri @nen. Iioobe bar ipot / SaneS-
bile Sen 26oe NuQllit 1873 oN bar
Seu al Mr. og Ntr5. 2. Trlllipn.
Sans Toocr bar en- prominent Sfp-
Rambler. Gr. Srulion qroouereoe
ira @cloit College og fog i'm mcbicin.
lie Gramcn pes Wortbmeitern llni=
p~criitet / 1898. 9ige eitcr los ban
iia buerpe Tor at gicre Sieneitc iom
2Ggc / SEN ipanif-omerifan'fe Grig.
Otter ari9en neolottc Fan iig /
Stongbton, hpor ban praftilcrcoc
ipm SGgc til lin gpb. San bar git
meo Sreoriffe Solf, Cater al Ipo-
tcfer .. g. Solf, % citcrlaocr Jig
Getrenc %~orgbilo % Wnrtbn, bcn-
bolbsuiS - % S gnr Qanle.
&co iioitc GnIg blep ban faaret til
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ct Scleorom ira Ga Crosse, @i3.,
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pco Gp0en / lit Stem bcrltco@ Citcr
inn Mooneocr@ @iocIier al &rGit.
Batter Nnocricn por mot / Mor.
uiuloul, Nproiioro, Sen 1he Sftober
1858 % tom fill Imcrifo / 1871. Sra
1871 til 1878 uar Mr.. 9lnocricn be.
ifiuiti9et nhco ioriticlIiBc SinQ. 5
Goritnij10eu arbcioet hun iom %cru.
tancarbei0er puu @gcat Nortbern
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lonl "ShipplnN Vlert" hos North
Star Shoe So. / Ntimenpoli5 ~
uar iprfrcmmet iii Ghci lOr oennc
NioelinN, "a ban / 1873 opin0e3 iolrt
Glen uco 9lrQ2burN Senllnnr, hpor-
ira han ltocramincreoe@ 'om theolo-
6iif Non0ioat / tSS2. &an par iorIt
/ ire Hlor Brett / Ct. Toul, men
onto0 / 1856 Nnlo tiI Hot)citcr,
Ntinn., hpor bon iorblcu Ill 1891 "a
ban mooto1 &al0 ira Sen 6or. sir.
les Weli9ht0 / IA CROSSE, hpor ban
aIiiuu iorblep Ill lin Geo. %co in
Zoo uor ran T%ornlau0 ior "a Groale
areOa al Ben Sorcnc6e Strte, % ban
uar / maitac Mar NaSicrer ior Tcn.
lion@taHlen.
Ioitor Nnoerien Uateoc / 1889
N{iia Nobamn Sacobion / q. Saul.
Niru illlilemc0 Ter Bern operlcoer
hanl. San operlepcS oaloo AZ II
Srporc. &anle9 = Nnherien / Mint
neapnli5 % u. u. Nuoericn | Se.
mono, iant al 10 Ssitre, MRS. 4.
@ottc. @ibbon. Mimi. ~ MRS, :.
Soitncip. oaioo / @ibbon.
Vreiterue / "a Crosse Siitrilt oil
iorcitan %egraUelienL % hans toll.
acre Gmbeb@brehre. pii iilrscre 'onl
SiabUrcre. On ACCOMPLISHMENTS
iii bIi holot / &ienunet SnSoaN 81
iermioooa aloffen ,. hporpaa Ell
SeracailoHtieneiie oil b!i holoi /
airtcn Susooq N'ten pil Siaet tli
iert til minneapolis, hpor oct pao
Sorsbag oil bli bliat paa Sopmon's
@rapllmo.
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%napiitc epangcliif-lltbeyitc SrefoIoig
he's WcniNhco peo Shell Greet blep
~itiitrt. : ben Nnlcbning bolNteS Ser
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rorn Srcioloigbeb Weaigbeo ocltoq
pgiau Snmlarlel % %or 6rel'cr
Menigbeoer / Soften. elsie ire Ode.
~nigheocr er nenllig Splliingieltre.
slor 1888 bleu sc oonuet ilo al oen
isrirc % oprinoeliac @~icniGbeh.
Soften lonl allercoe beanfbte Gre
oog % holbt paa / ire Gage, uar i
crhper &cnieenbe uellpffet. Store
IoriamIiuqer i~rcnnleots hper So9.
Set icnl giorNe Seiteu faa boitioelig
% i~ntere@iant par at ilere al Menig.
Geoernca t~iolilere Ereiter pnr title.
Sc, nenlig: Taltor q. Suynno, go
Ilor M. z. Nolep. beage ira q. Gaf,
on Vaitor Geo. &enrlfion ira Tprt.
lanb, Sreaou. Nait. g. q. Sinoe,
lom ogiaa / jim 5io betieIlte aolbet /
TO Mar bar inbbuot, me- flrioe life
fomme. Sesloen nor Batter $. Sub.
muunoien, Sascro. Ncb.. tilitcoe. Gaar
Msenigheberne, n@roprenoe Tre'ter
Tailorcrre fcpicr % Seltenes mco-
reancS. par Ser icr Ercllcr ueo Se.
item, buffet er ell iielocn Inleonlng
ior oisie aiiioeS lisgenSc Menisbe-
Der.
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Ealtor fauieres aalo. Eoltor u,
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framcntc. Se andre Erelter toG ct.
tiu Gel / Samtalen. o. Ro0et par
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Vaiicr Geo. &crriticu ct Norcoroa /
SreioIbisbco airfe. Otter Frosram.
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Z " @3lO al Fl. Cloi &oma.
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biem iglen eiicr et 9eieg / @oter
loo.
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&atcrtomn : Gof, ior at bcig9e
Slpat % &cmner.
Ntiis Carrie eueiion Al NC.
@regor beieaer / oioic SAGE i'm Nio.
Der % Seiter beriteoe
Mrs. :. .. &ohnion fom cor
bag biem igicn eiter @eiea / 8co
@in3 % minneapolis.
gfiiS Gothic 9Iitao fem scr.
bag biem iGien eiter et ilere llgerS
Seieg hos en- Cnfel / Chicago.
Mii3 Agne@ Glion reiitc Gre.
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De jim 2Rrerpoit peo StoIen ser.
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al 2llbanien.

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o~jerin9 cr oprcttet / %9llbanien eitcr
Frin3 @ilGelm al @ieoS 6Iligt.
Gen tibIigere olbaneiiife &rig$mi.
hitter, Gaiao Yni6a, er anfomnlet til
Gnra55o og ucrlte3 ltrar at bile pro-
flamere Webnc0 @ur6on Gooine 81
Ien0i, Ell Ssn al Nlboul &ontio, Sen
tioliGere Sultan al Surfiet. iii @oll-
sc al Mlbanien. slIbonien 'fal be,
holoe lin lloihGngigbeo, lfient set /
@irfcIigbeOen pil bli ct tprfiif Gro-
ieftornt. - Zen me &on0e CT blot
% Inr gamnlel.
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Drag, Der beberifer hele SIagmorfenS
Centrum.
Vaa bans p%enitre Sioc har @riter-
lie nnoer General 3rcnd) orepet IN.
iterne % WiI tiIbaae belt oper War.
neflooen.
Cen pberite pellitre 3lsi, Sen iaa.
folote CITE iranifc Mrmc. er rpffet iaa
ialtgt norooper IonQ5 Surca-Slobcn
at De M triier General &lucfS Sor.
binoelieSlinie gjenuem @elgicn.
BORDEAUX, 9oe September 8
bel unoerrcttebe arcbic Der err Sen
Wenln0 olminbcIi9, at EiterrigS
Stillins er ~iortpilet banbe ira ct mi.
IitGrt, politiif o9 iinanlielt Stano-
punft betrogtet. st telegram ira
Ectroarao BERTH melocr, at bao6e /
r~t9liife OF irennneoe 0iplomotilfe
arcole tror man, al Hcgierin9cn /
@ien bill be0c ON 6reo, inoen TO
ll9cr cr gooet, oa bette MT er oen
eneltc Wtoaoe, hporpan Oct nldd'fe
fon binorcs, at Hlget ialoer belt ira
blnnnben.
Zen tpife @elnn0t / @oi6in9ton
rplpIcr, at ban bar iaact l(noerret-
ming ira Berlin OH. at oen tpIte Ne.
Qicring bar optoaet ct arlBalaal poa
I 900 Wiillioner Collars.
Sra 2onoon telegraiereS 9oe Sep
tcmber:
Tre$icbureauet me00clcr, at hen
nrmerebc Scconoampcr "Gceonic"
tilhprcnoc Spibe Stiernc 2inicn
iqonr f~orliite pon SfotlanoS Noro-
og er totalt @rog. Iae Sfiiccrer
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Chicago Sen 10oe Sept: Moger
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oper i'm MooitanOer 2amrence g.
Stringer % bar erGolot SEN benlp-
f~rntiIfe Domination for Tor6uutosic-
nator ntco ca. 10000 StemmcrS
Tlertal.
Gen nGrppren0c republifnnfc
Senator 2aiprence q. Shermnn, CT
g~lennomilierct mcb ca. $4,000 Stem.
merS Slertnl opcr @iQiam &. Wo.
ion.
@nnle "lt1clc Soc" Cannon, fhu.
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fer ppitiQct ipm republifanif Son.
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Oct pur nc0 SnIellc nTlte1 loul
eli Rip &ou Mjutlc, at Eiten Sucpb.
ion Giuona ii0ilc lir@6oQ be'e9te
Gtcoran. tbi ban hapoc life urret
her iiocn nan <<lui 1864 Drog m
Ill California. Get uar / Den Sl0
@ulo'cbcrcn Qra@icrcOe. otter en-
Gi05 Cpholn / Guloitotcu icrtca
GinouQ Al BEN onucrlen0c Sirem
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"Groigoctjul" al MT bar cn0el Nj
rcctcn0onmlt. Noriioen bor 6cu nj
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iteo@ oiloa0c ban Gecoroh ~ $50
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ornqeu4 alter leritc Gage fom Der.
opcr ira NorQe. San er loot pau
@nar0cu GinonG / %citiiorooaIcn
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o%ar5Qoumclt @nrn nteb line Gorrl.
Gre iii oct bcfienote WPultcqo-S ettlc'
ment / Mi$coniin. Gil &inneihief
Gonntn TOM hnn / 1851 % De iel-
acnAe Il 9(ar npAolot ban Tia oct
meite al Gihen pan Moihjuatou
Nrairic. ut han Ill pc0 lin 1ilba.
aetontit eiter ct bulpt Aarhmorchea
Groppr fer tore 6orau0rin9er, ian.
pel her / @pen iom / Onlc9nen, be.
hepea life al tiIieies.
DIR. GinonQ har Ell Ssiter iIiuc,
oq 0enne Setter er Mrs. Sberit
Sans Neqa, bpi@ Mlaro CT ina peI
ficnot ION set t5bc @i&coniin Re.
aiuncrt@ hcItemooiac Gerer, % iom
par bIanot Dem ser oircoe Sipct ior
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en- Guttcr / Gliinbctb. u. 81. ~
Orr. Sou0erion i%ortaltc, at ban Tor
oeI Ct [nr lllcr iioen ga han Tom
ira Norge, hauoe giort ell
lioeu Giillffcr I'll uportc IN % be
6eu gnnrIe Game, Iom enonu,
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cr Ieaemlig fpif % n~aub@iriif iom
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Aonia4 Gitn cy / aitcn bicnlieat al
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ilane2 at nliu>il 5000 Stem er ouer-
iponmleoc ellcr ipIbtc al %nn0, %
Here mnore0e NanliIier cr iororcpnc
ira line 9oIidcr. Siltro0S ior, at
%anoct or b%cNuupt at innfe, er Ser
nor Sarc ior Samnewiturtnins al
@naningcr.
Mrs. Snrah $4,000 cr orllfnet. %
@iuiom Gaming og Charles SGpi@
b!eu brUbt ue0 at folinlc / %erprlllH
unco Ell aibru0t elcftyiif Scbning.
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man ueo itor $ntcreSie NorNeS %
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&c aril.
Nlcmpenoen0e 5uriiter ira Den
ifd~uolnapiitc NaIpc fortTller, AT Oct
er e~icuipnIil. at MorhmGnoeuc al.
minnclia iumpntiierer meN enalano,
lbet DC tror. al oen brittle Nlaaee
bpocr oen beNite Seifpttel'e for nor
ifc Sutereeicr.
Youbon hcn SIC September:
Nlahct "StnuNaro' bcrctter, al IN.
'tcrne 9ier iortuilebc gnitrrnecl'er
paa at iaa bereuet England tine Sor-
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boeroe / Tortagc, Wis., blepen til
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beoit ficnotc MGno % uil crinbrcs
AZ ode plorc T~ccorobioIf.
Sanucl Sompion, iom for
oOer 40 Mor iiben boeoe | @luiiton
Solunibip, men iom MI bar lit Stem
/ Nio. isis, 6eleQtc / Gluten al iur.
rlge llae line Seifen0ebern Clarence
10 hilbert Ghriiten lonli WrS. Bertha
Mott beriteb5. San fon rtco Pluto.
nIobil ira Sprinn @allep, Wfinn, %
IcoldacocS AT Enit. Gllqh OF 6uitrlt,
'om oglon benptte6e Nnleoninoen iii
at bcieNe aieubinger / Secorah.
- ut Nrsore oplioor Ell Ilher al
% o. 90 Mar, herer nit til Sieloen-
bcocrne, men at bi2ie iallrmc @rsbre
cr iao rolfe o. rgrige, al Sc fnn
lpaOlere omfring / 3rpn9itIeu neO
en- Gountp Sair, on me0 nbelt 1Sllter.
este in9ttnNc 6e Scpproiabeoer. ipu
Der bpoc2, tor Del ppre Ell enont
iterre SIeIoenheo. Gecorah bar /
oi@lc 0aAc hapt ct ina0ont Siliploe,
loct Nilion Gollbnep, ion III er %,
bar bnot @eioQ al lin npIicn ire 9lor
@r16cr ,Sohn Taubncu al Gan
Tors 6nlS, Ntinn., % Sn&0o1 mo
oi$ic 10 iig pou llbitiQin93grlm-
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Vcoen / Shmei,.

Nep Yorf BEN 7oc September:
Siel1e ct i0ag al set oiiicielc Sp-
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Girfulure trruger oct ihmei5ilfe
Solf iinnniicI Nlplp til at bragg Sm-
iora ior line &pinoer oQ @orL mems
belle @nnoet3 m~anoIi9e @ciolfnilg CT
npbiIiicrct % beiinber Jig pnn @rUn-
icuoQt.
Sfiont Sdnpli5 life bciinocr iia /
ariN 1lco noQcn, er boN ianltliqe
~roabcniere MUnb / 2anoet mobIli-
icreoe. Tolqcn herai er, heoer oct,
at oere$ Inniiicr, bere@ 0ll'trller %
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oenofratlife aon1rc@fomite, Ncprp-
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bcrrcttet VublifnWl ON, at ban life
nil tuQc nnaen oftip Gel i Den pao.
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noQen lNnQerc Nciie, caer bolbc no.
Gen %nIltolcr. Zen peo ben euro
pniife ariq iremfalote international.
le Sitilotion freezer bans NGrpUrcl-
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I'll Samacrmc

Al Songeriorbunoet / Cecorab
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bunbct omno0e3 on, at lrre @riegS
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Acfun0cnc Iom Norronafpooene.
elsie pil 6lipe ilunqct pes ben fonl.
meuOc Sangericit / Gecorab Sen
25bc, 26oe og 27oc Scptcmbcr. 9lllc
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ten Stenmle oe ipnger.
&ont t teen.
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preus n%olntneret.

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nation ipr Statsaubitor poa oen re.
publifanifc @~nIaieooel, % iom fit en-
M Sptpaing al Stcmmerne lat
iaan0, 0ipet ta6t. @ierloptGQingen
/ 90 Counter bar nelnlig o~pcrbepiit
hdm ont at Grells ntpilIpmt hnpoe
iaoct oc ileite St%enlnler.
Zen republIt0nite Domination Tor
octtc Gmbeoc er en~sbetpoenoe meo
Gold.
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Stefansion paa
polariien

@innipe1, Walt, Sen zoe Sept.:
r,ipl0c W"iiSiionuren Hcp. ~. s..
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iig bInlpot Gifimocrne, % ionl ioag
onfom biO ira &ittigugipit, cr %ll'
hialmur Stefansion Gbeien for bcn
f~anooiitc Folarerpehitiol, itranoet
pou Sien ubenior 6erifea Zen.
sam beiinocr itg oog life / nogcn
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Gso@fn!o.

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Sprin1iiclo &onuibip. Nan opoc
zen iOc Septcmbtr 1914, Iiot over
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SEN t0oe Huni 1921. Som til 2mc.
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Iarm / S~priulijclo Gomuihip, hpor
han hau0c iii Stem til in 2c0. Cen
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rem iorrette0e.
Roar lea moa ihItt "a glitter,
mere
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item,
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ipninger al Ssoeparer ira De ifonoi.
%nopilfe 2anoe.
5pifc ggenter gienncmitreiier MI
Horge, Sperise OF 3anmarf oa bp.
Der 20 Grocent beiere Eriicr emo De,
iom fpntroftSntpsiig er aiilutteoe
meo cngelifc SSmporterer.
6orat ltette bisie @eitrGbelier bar
ben tpife Heqiering opbGnet rSnbfpr-
ielstoloen paa Vrouiont.