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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24
M'ADOO MUCH IMPROVED
Rumor OF Sinking spell Denied BY
Family.

WASHINGTON. March cit was
stated at the McAdOo residence Tues
day night that the secretary OF the
treasury. taken home Tuesday from
the Providence hospital was pro-
crossing satisfactorily. He had a
good nights sleep last night and
passed a quiet day. The rumor spread
around that his condition had taken a
turn for the worse, but this was de-
MED 10y his family. The wound from
the appendicitis operation has not
healed. but physicians express no con-
Germ over this and feel confident that
with several weeks absolute rest the
secretary viii he restored TO health.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24
TO PROSECUTE OWNER
OF GERMAN LINER
Big Fine May BE Levied ON ship At
tempting Escape Without
Clearance Papers.

WASHINGTON. March p. - The
department of justice is preparing to
prosecute the owner OF the German
liner Odenwald which attempted to
escape fran San Juan. Porto Rico.
without clearance papers.
The Odenwald is being held by the
war department subject 10 the orders
of the department of Justice
The federal district attorney at san
Juan has been asked for report and
until that report has arrived il will
not he known where or what indi-
viduals are TO he named in the pro-
ceedings-
The offense OF the Odenwald was
her violation Of the recent resolution
of congress providing for strict neu-
trality. Under the terms Of the reso-
luton the vessel may be forfeited, or
the owner or master, or person or
persons having charge or command of
the vessel NAV be fined not less
than $4,000 nor more than $4,000"
or ''be imprisoned not to exceed %
years"
In order to make the port Of San
Juan secure from other cases OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24
At THE IAASALLE.

TOday's attraction at the Lasalle
will be the noted finn OF "A Fool
There Was" This picture is based
on Kipling's poem of THE Vampire
and as acted bv this cast of famous
French players is a notable produc-
ton. Edward Jose plays the part of
the infatuated man and Theda Bara
plays the vicious woman. Many or
the scenes are thrilling mad IL has
been decided not to admit any chill
dren under the age of 10 years. The
degeneration OF the man, or the
fool" as Kipling has chosen to call
him. is wonderfully interpreted by
Mr.. Jose, formerly leading man with
Sarah Bernhardt. The balance OF the
cast is splendid. a marvellous atten-
ton has been paid to the minutest
details. all OF which tends toward a
realism of the picture. The produc-
ton has been pronounced a success
full artistic effort in every respect.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24

Al TIE ORPIIE,UNI

Final performances viii be given
at the Orpheum today of the current
bill consisting OF WinOna Winter
singing coincidence; Mana, the Paris
ian dancer; the three Tyres. musical
comedians: Broughten and Turner. in
singing sketch. and Bollinger and
Renolds, in fun on the wire.
Beginning Thursday Captain Cru
ror's performing animals is the big
card. Assisted by Mile. Adeline. he
presents probably the greatest trained
animal act i'm show business. includ-
ing Minnie" the worlds largest per
forming elephant. The act includes
an educated horse. pony and st. Ber-
nard dog and the fact that II was
chosen by the management of the
New York HippodrOme for the spec
tacle, America" speaks well for the
high quality OF the act
ON the same bill VIII be seen Ar
thur Sullivan and company i'm "A COM
edy sketch Of crook life entitled
Straight" Spencer and Williams are
two comedians just back from Eu-
rope and glad TO get back. Hager
and Goodwin feature their own songs
at the piano and the four Juvenile
Kings are talented youngsters in com
edy character songs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24
DON'T WASH YOUR
HAIR WITH SOAP

When you wash your hair, don't
use soap. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali,
which is very injurious, as it dries
the scalp and makes the hair brit
tie.
The best thing TO use is just plain
mulsified cocoanut oil. for this is
pure and entirely greaSeless. It's
very cheap, and beats soaps or
anything else all to pieces. You
can get this at any drug store, and
a few ounces will last the whole
family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with
water and rub il in, about a tea
spoonful is all that is required. 1t
makes an abundance OF rich,
creamy lather, cleanses thorough
~. and rinses out easily. The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and is
soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy.
wavy and easy TO handle. Besides,
II loosens and takes out every par
ticle OF dust, dirt and dandruff.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24
THE AUDITORIUM.

The twelfth episode Of THE Ex-
PLOTS of Elaine" entitled The Blood
Crystals" is one Of the features at the
Auditorium today. There Will be but
two more releases of this serial when
a new story will commence and the
we'll known actor. Edwin Arden, Will
Join the cast and have an important
role Other pictures for today are,
"A Tragedy of the Rail-" a twO-part
Edison taken from the short story,
"33 Runs Wild" and featuring Ger
tvude Mccoy. who has become quite
"A favOrite with picture fans, and
Peggy of Fifth Avenue" a Nitagraph
with Lillian Walker in the cast
The Hermit of Bird Island" a big
feature for tomorrow, is a three-reel
Lubin featuring Earl Metcalf and
Mary Keene and tells the story Of
the young Earl OF BetzwoOd. who is
forced. because of an injured arm, to
give up racing his speed boat. His
fiancee. Viola Van TasseH. insists that
some one else must take charge Of
the boat and win the cup. The earl
reluctantly consents and Viola acct
dentally wanders into the fishing vii
lage and meets Dave HallOw, who
though owning a high power fishing
boat has aspirations TO own racer.
Viola persuades the fisherman To ac-
cept the commission and he declares
TO win for her. He starts in the race
with Viola flying over him in an
aeroplane shouting down encourage
ments He wins and falls in love with
the high born lady only TO find she
is engaged 10 the earl. Sick at heart
he sWims out to desOlated island
far from the coast and there he re-
nounces the world and women in par
ticular Afterwards Viola and the
earl have a disagreement and one day
Viola rows out To sea and losing her
oars drifts to the island where she is
rescued by Dave. THE Strength Of
the Weak" a twO-act Essanay and
the Selig weekly Of current events are
also on tOmOrrOW.s Dill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24
AT Tie MAJESTIC.

The musical comedy company Al
the Majestic are giving lively perform
ances of Lonesome Town" and to-
morrow Will offer q new bill. The
Runaway Girl" This is one of the
musical comedies in which Edna May
starred and it offers fine opportunities
for laughable comedy and the intro
ductiOn of many catchy musical num-
bers. Among the latter Helen Bran
don mas n brand new number, Dance
the Denzazo With Me-" and Dorothy
Ellis a new colored lullaby. MA Pick
aninny Babe Ed SChOOley has a
smashing hit he calls THE Accident"
with a realistic automobile explosion,
and the girl chorus has plenty TO do
in the novelty dances.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24

escape the secretary Of the navy Tues
day instructed Admiral Fletcher to
send torpedo destroyer from
Guantanamo To assist the customs
officials Of Porto Rico. The navy de-
partment also gave orders that the
destroyer Parker just completed at
the Brooklyn navy yard. be assigned
10 guard duty in New York harbor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24
AT THE SURPRISE.

The surprise shows today The
Final Reckoning" a two-reel Than
hauser production of a fine detective
play. young police officer pursues
a criminal and meets him on the top
of an aqueduct A terrific struggle
ensues and the fall of the criminal
over 100 feet is wonderfully pictured.
The Echo" is a pretty one reel sub
ject with Vivian Rich in a lkeable
role.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24
CONTINUE CLIFFORD TRIAL
Mrs. Regina Burris Seeks Estate OF
Half Million.

KENTLAND. Ind. March "a
Trial of the case OF Mrs. Regina Bur
ris, who is seeking the half million
dollar estate of the late Benjamin j.
Clifford, has been continued until af-
ter the end of the present term Of
court. This was agreed upon by at
torneys for both sides Mrs Burris
claims TO have been the daughter of
Clifford.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24
kuI.ED ~ DTEI

ATLANTA, Ga. March =. = IN 4
revolver duel Tuesday afternoon on
the steps of the Carnegie Library.
"Stogie' Waters a well known char
acter i'm sporting circles. was shot and
killed by Walter Daniels. also we'll
known among the handbook makers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24
AT Tie COLONIAL.

The Colonial shows three interest
ing pictures today. The Lucky
Transfer" is the story of a girl re-
porter who succeeds in capturing a
band Of criminals In Wrong" is a
boarding house scramble of mirth,
and "NeIrs Strategy is a pretty Prin-
cess comedy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24
ARTTST WANTS Sf5.OOO.

NEW YORK. March "a. - The
Princess Lwoff- Parlaghy, who has
painted many pictures of royalty,
wants $4,000 from the executors of
Frederick Townsend Martins estate
for a portrait which she painted OF
Martin. Her request for payment
having been refused she Tuesday
started "a suit to collect the money.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24
NEWARK GETS H0OFEDS
indianapolis stockholders Decide TO
sell Club.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March "a
Al the meeting Tuesday night OF the
stockholders OF the Indianapolis Fed
eral league baseball club il was de-
cided 10 sell the club The franchise
goes TO Newark, y. j.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24
GIVES LIFE FOR DAUGHTEF
Throws Girl on Sidewalk While Car
Hits Herself.

CHICAGO, Ill, March q. - Mrs.
Bessie Turn gave her life Tuesday to
save her 7-year- old daughter,
Blanche While crossing a street Mrs.
Turn saw they were about TO be
struck by a street car With rare
presence Of mind she threw her
daughter to the sidewalk. but in so
doing was herself struck by the car
She sustained a fractured skull and
died a short time later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24

Complete change of menu daily.
We serve you excellent home cooked
meals and lunches from IL a. m. to
delphia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-24

Keltner's country ham, bacon and
lard at your disposal. III. 2OO7.-Advt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30
&uh Baknts.

Sorecrc al norif Spiel. 8lo115t
DEM, Der / 2pbe al 1914 bor 1l6ta-
get oeres gorgerpopirer / g.. 0af.>
Ell BET ltprlte M1tol ira Gorge, 11en1=
Zig 219. Dernuit fon1n1er Epiflauos
n1e0 1852, Gnglano = omfottenoe'
Srlon0, 5fotlono og Canada =
1913. Sra &uslono bar ser los GA:
fra 9itrig so.
Tprpsct .Solotrafif. Mion nenter.
! 0eoolpooO og 8locf stills ct Be,
tDoeliet 9plping / Iurilttrafifen, ha
lto1te &orfgres peotoe Ell ny Sob, iom
bill tjene til at bringe ltaoige Cont
nrerejelter. 2oDen gaar uo paa, at
e1lfper fon uopplgee 5tpffe 2ano,
fife ober fem Ncres, i bbilfetiombellIt
at Hegleringe1ts 5foprelerber, for
Der at opfpre Ell 5omn1erbpfte or
til Ell llbetpoelig 8ris 1eie 2aroet
for ct biit 9(ntal. Nor. SnnoeIsf pp=
eningen / 0eaomoob for toget Jor>
bolosregler til at bejleoe % biItoa
1oo0anne> Ser bill oprette Jig Conn
merbplig / Blocf &iIls.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30
0elcr ub $4,000 Sir. / @oper.

0eler nb $4,000 ar. / @ober. -
|Sfblge Observation-Disclosures 8eill,t1rinQ
|ifal ser fra &riltionio 5porebonfs
Oti6ler uboeles $4,000 &roner til
|forifjellige almentpttige 9jen1co.
|8el6bt foroeles %iaoleoes: Morges
|rp0e &ors foor til Opfprellc al c1
|np &linif 10000 &r., 9forif Solfe=
nu1lelm $500 &r., 5difubet for
|&riltionio 8ps Sci 1000 &r., &C.,
|tionaltbeatrets Orfelter og &riitio=
|nia 5fgjteflr1b $500 ST., &1tnlt=
i116uitrim,lGet 1000 ST., 8orne=
Ib%jen1nlet Mlfreobeim 1000 ST., Sc
|fo11boleicerrtbjem for ubemiblc0c
|lcoe &pi1oer, @r1ttebjcm1net Scrn1.
|Troncfe, Srellesarmeel1s Borneber=
|rcr9e, M1>aenio 5tiftelie, 5elifobet
It'll Sjelp for bjen1les l1l1goon1 %
|&riltionio Soniticborforps LOCO
|&roner, &riltiunia 8ornebiel1, Sri.
IItiania @l1ttebjem, &lejeltiftel1en for
'5moabprn, S11oremisiionens 8or=
nebjen1, &interfolonier for ipogelige
8prn % observation-disclosures pop11le=
re 5Dmfoni=@ oncerter 500 &r. 6rf
Marito6s 8ornebjem 400 &r. Gil
f~orifjellige Sornlaol faor &on1pens
Me1igbeo 1000 ST., Oslo 500 ST.,
@rpnlonbs 1000 ST., Ho11ll,s 9OC
&r., Netrus 900 Ser, @amle Mfer
500 &r., Soge1e 700 ST., SobonneS
900 &r., Srefoloigbeo 1000 ST..
Guolerengcn 1900 ST.. % Safpbs
Wtenigbe0 600 &r. 90 &riltiu1lio
Somlog poo @run16 al Snolfrenf=
ningerne .8renoebinsban0ele11 fo1
ifjpr bill bope ct betDoeligt mi11Orc
8eleb at no0ele, bar 5pare6onfel1
fnnoet at maatte 1tptte e,ifeIte al sc
Spltitutioner, Ser al o%be11r1pbnte
@runo0e bill fomme me ems ip0=
oo1lig til 6%attiapleje etc. af ser
@rltn0 bar enfelte tioIigere 8i6roq
muattet Ipjfes eller re%onceres.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

Arbejde, og i de sidste otte Maane.
der har jeg tillige arbeidet for andre
kvlnder. Jeg kan like nok lovprise
Lydia 3. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound. thi jeg we'd jeg Wide aldrie
vare bleven saa rask uden at BRUCE
dette og jeg anbefaler Diet til liden-
de. Kvinder."
Datteren blew ogsaa hjulpet.
"Jeg CAV Diet til min Batter. da
hun blew tretten Aar gammel. Hun
glk til SkOle Og var ct nervGst Vrag.
og kunde like sove ON Natten. Hen
des Udseende er nu saa godt. at en-
dog Legerne taller ON Diet. De kan
bekjendtgj@re dette Brew, hvis De
@nsker det.'-Mrs. Rena Bowman.
l6l 5. 10th Street, Ironton. Ohio.
Hvarfor vii Kvinder verblive at Ii
de den enc Dag efter den anden,, %
t1lbringe Ell sygelig og elendig Til
varelse, tabende tire F%jerdedele af
L1vets Glnder. naar de kan finde
Helbred we'd Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound?
Hvis De nerer den mindste
.Ivlvl ON, at Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound vii
hjaelpe Dem; skriv til lydia E..
Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi-
dential) ON Rad. Deres Brew
vii blive aabnet, l@st og besva-
ret at en- Kvinde OF holdt i
streng Fortrolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

&c Doerft beIoig, i0a mon efferpun
opbageoe, at Der fra ct Meroplan
Dor fa1tet 11eo EN- Mpngbe Btle, joni
bar %beregnet paa at n11rette Zoe
l9ggelirr beb Mebilagd.. &ilene par
'omtre1t EN- Sob la11ge % foripnet
nle0 e11 iforp 5piOs. Daffet bar
beltrpet n1eD pper 500 Hile, iom
bapoe lat Zig folt / Elo1tferl,e. Bi=
lea1e bleb Sen fpIge1De Morgen font
let 1o1an11te11. st &ar 5tpffer er
ie11bt til 5fibets &beber. nDaria~
er acknowledgements i Bergen, Nbeoer
&iiliom 9a1lien.
Or. s. 6. @abe moOtog. %forleOen
poa lin 60=aarige S%pb1elsOag Sc
bjertelig1te 8eoi1er pna sen 1tore
Mnieelie og 5pmpotbt ban 11poer,
- ont Sprniboagen Ell &effe ST.
filter % Dele 9ugen n0ober 8lom=
lter pg Selegra1n11er. Sor,toe11 fra
&enner, gamle &atienter % fjenote
Menb / fremlfl1bte 5tillinger fra
ollie &onter al 9o110et> moOtog @a0e
1elpfalgelig 2pfgnlfningsbilfe1er fra
olle norife mebicinife SS1i lttit1,tioner
og Ml,toriteter, set me0icinife So
fl1ltets ,Brofcslorer % 2eger 2on=
set rllnot. 8lonDt @rat1llal1ter1le
bar not1,rligbis oglao 9sorbn1unOs=
forbun0et og &unltafu0umiet. Ser
gems Sr0ferer, ST.. @eelmup0e1l
telegrofere6e: IS tofnemmelig gri11=
bring ON Deres Snteresie for &i=
be1,lfobe1ls Griblel % Set l1ollua,
sen bar gibet Zig pe6 9onotionen til
set patoloeiife Snititl,t / Deres ST.
0ebp, enifer Bergen Gem bjertelia
til 2pffe me6 60=Mars0ogen." :
9lm1ot bele: Mangoe1t al Gelegronr=
n1er ipntes nelten ST.. @abe at gle=
Sc Jig melt ober EN- @il1en fra 8l1e=
forpiet / Norbnes, Tom BON traoOte
1b al lom &optejn / 1870, me11 ion
en6n11 Dar bam / &l1llerne: ~NorO=
noes Battalion tilla0er Jig / 9grbe=
0igbe0 at ierl6e 9em cit bar1n 500
iels6agsbilien meo ollie gobe 2nifer.
Sumlet / Sag til @fsercis l1obrin=
ger &orplet ct 2ebe for lin fjeffeitc
TonebGrer. - gi6e, Gbcf."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

DEM Der / lorlrle @ruD ion
oeres Tooer.
scr ltoD MI ollie tire &prs 5i0{
on1 SIDE, ra1lfe % pnne JONI 5pn:
nerne lelD baDoe peret BET. Singer
&loge - nei, i1lgeu &lage. Slot
rette li0t poa &orle,1e bper 9ag..
2ille 2%aurios, 1u 1naatte ban il
ll1art funl11e, tilbage. Mlle Disie
floge Menneifer, JONI .fl1lgte meO
&rige1S Song % f1noe ollie Nop=
ne11e paa Jingrene, Sc gift NOT %
lagOe Der1oc, at bum life funDe bert
te 2auriOS tilboge, fpr &rigen bar
fprbi. Men bl111 piol lite be0re. Ser
DoDoe b9ret lau n1ol1ge 5temmer
i1oc1 i ben0c og on1fri11g benbe,
ii0en b1n tit 8uoifobet ol1, at Sc
to elblt e 5pl111er por fol0en. Sg
iiGr> 1ioen FUN bop0e mi itet oglau
Ses, inoffe6e 5ten1n1erre 11afla6e=
Zig ON 2a11ribs. Og set bor aller=
melt bans BornoonL Joni ltoo ioo
leben6e for beroe / bisie5 Sage, lps
og lepcl16e ion1 Barnet icln bob0e
perct Set, og bonS friife % floffe=
flare Stemme, noor ban lorgt OBJ
9je11nem HreltegaorbSboben roabte
lit jublenbe vMpr = Wor!"
SUM omfotteoe Sc tire &ors / lit
8lif % breote Blot ct 9jeblif fine
Mrn1e li6t no moo bem; laa loo BUN
oen1 ipnfe neo igjen moo Sen forte
STOLE. 5oa gift bun tilboge og in0
element &9ffe11opren; gon1le &oro
ltreg Jig op til benOe og flllgte BEN
Sc g%jernen1 @anger1 ino / Ben tom;
me 5pile1tue. Ser lao &e1ten al
@fcllblaOene l16ober 8pr0flo0en;
enfelte por folbet poa @l>lpet; bum
bejeoe Jig longlon1t og iamle6e Dem
Up. Soa lotte bum Jig ne6 paa Sen
ngrlneite 5tol og itrsg @11noens
&pbe0 meO begee Sc blege @en=
Ser. u2auriDs, lillc 2orriDs,"
1numleoe brln iogte. Sum lao meO
fine gomle Djnes tomme Blif longt
no / @albm6rfet og trpffe6c Sun.
oenS Sobeo ms til Jig. Ser bleb
bum itobenbe.
Set bor begpnot at inc iejen;
Spger bop0e bnpt Mpje me0 at
fomme tilboge fra 5tationen meb
Soften; gontle Woren bar gaaet
bam i Me6e; bun babbe life babt
SO poo Jig for 5pnet al Sc fire
&ors oer1,be boa 8robltens @rob,
% bum bobbe bebt lin We6tjener
fHr1t qaa til &apellanen me6 $50
item. Og MI bi6ite Sc Set oIleiam-
men - at beres ga1nle Moomo6er
MI hor lpnnelgs - % at 2o1tri6s
bor opb poo ct franif 2a5oret, meb.
begge Sen ompl1teret.
S Mftenlfllmringe1 lp6 iboee> e11=
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-30

SposfalD. = &onl lll Claus 9ero
er 0so / cit @l0er al bcnpeo SO
Aor. Som gall1n1el Grpnoer % pc1
tn fre1nifuote Shilling inoen iyor:
retaingsitonoen bor Berg gjenuell1
Morreffer peret en- al Sc melt fieno,
tie 5fiffelier / Sro1l6bjen1. Bcrq
bar fpot / MoDor6en iom 5en al
Se11slnono Soba1mes Berg.
= Brpggerieier 2u0big Mucf Ell
oeo> IS Mor gomn1cl.
- Sfibsrbeoer .. st. &ea1rifie,
/ Hisor ct afgaoet beo Deoer1, rant
met al ct 5lagtiIfel6e.
= @aar6br11ger Mlerou0er> E11ue
CT oeo, 76 Mor g%an1nel. Il1ne bar
Ell al Slunes melt betroc0c Muno,
9on tilbprte Ell lfotif 5lngt Mobert=
ion, 1o1n for 100 Mqr iiDen font til
Snoole11e11c og neOlotte Jig poo
@oarocn Sl111e, bbnr SIuqte11 lerere
bar boet.
Nnoers Jpsnels, ion1 bpeOe
golllfc olcne / ct Sus De0 5psle, er
pluoIelig ops. Gn often bar ban
pon Sole Mejeri otter Melf. 0o
gtoboer11e a11eoe ltrooo, blep Opre1
brltot Up to Gage l%e11ere; % NON
to11ot bom 81 6so, ligge1oe pao
8pg9en poa &jpffengr1lpet. Tor=
!fjellige Ting tpoer poo, at bon CT
ron1n1et al ct @jcrtelog, netop lo,n
bo11 ltoo / 8egreb n1e6 at fprc op i
&omfltrer.
= Sberltlpjtnant Ole IS. 2l,nO
ct Dpo / &riitionio / en Mloer al sc
4or. 21,no bor fg0t / Sortcn.
Gmisier og @oor0br,ger Sri
item &rtltenie11 Giitel1, So Mor ar,
folot forleben Mfte1t bpD ON, meoel,s
bon paa &%oteoeret / 5ol1oe 5fole=
bus ofllutte0e ct Mp0c n1e0 8el,.
Son rommebes al @jertellog.
Nfejeribeltprer Yetcr &eitbp
peo NGrb9 Mejeri er 0p0, As 9(or
gon1mel. Som bleb feot poo @eitbp
/ Gime.
- l(1roer Opiejling i 6itre pll1=
font 2 Siifere, Ole M. 5fpgip ira
Sl1ltere1 og Olop 5olifpl. 8oo=
oe1 fl1l0iejle0e og gif itrofs til
Bl11os. Gn Motorbooo o%blerbcrc0e
l1lpffel1 og ile6e til Sjplp, men fun
D: intct ie til Sc Tor11lpffeoe. Slot
nogle @losf11gler og giefor orep
omfri11g. 5fogis bar gift og ef=
terlaoer 3 8grn. Sen on6en bar
ugift.
Solobetjent Mbrobon1 Nornnon
CT op0 efter 11oge11 Sios 5pgeligbeb
| e1 Nlber al be11beO IS Nnr. Mf=
opoe bar fe0t / 5toponger % bar
Spn al gomle Fo1tmeiter Nor111or.
@qarobr1,ger Setter Ooble i
Stjproolen ct op0 / lit Te0renebjem
al 2lngebeten6elle.
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gooroen; De pcoblep at lpoe ino i
Wfprfet og 5netDffet> Da Natteu
folot poo. Set bar ben qomle
Frelteentc, iom loo peo lit lille
Stueorgel' og ipiIIeoe 0e ian1me 60
ner ont pg ON igje11; 9unoen ltoh
tous meo @ope0et / benoes 5fipo.
Mlle> lon1 git forbi Br eitegoor=
Den Sen Mftcn, tl1n6e feline 60
11err1e.
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loo ieoelig iob>
lon T11glen / STOP,
lom Slomitcrne bli&1oe / Gnge -
g1 e11eite @ong fo'r oen gomle
&pll1oe lolr1nlcn. Gor Ser life no.
gent 1pr1 raobte? - Hej. Nu bar
Der 10 ingen mere iom roobte
~Vtor!" Sboroan bar set nl1> set
boboe lpot? Set Or6> lom boboe.
fblot belle ben6es 2ip. Mej. Scr
bar 10 olorig mere nogen, iom
1t11loe toloe benbe be0 Mooer=
11db11 800.
gun ipi1leoe udflooelie Sc iom=
me Stroter ON og ont igjer. Gtir=
lere % %ltillere. t...
SOB iobt, Bor,Iillc
Zig rolia og title
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Nnrgr.

SSor mcgcts fprlanst. Otter a
HESeppet bar gaaet neo for liolte Mf1
Motipnnltbeatret. peb &rennierer
De0 5bnfelpeares rStor Stnnbe.
for ingcr1tillg," ruabte cit Sfprtin9s.
mano paa Jorfatteren, fortnllel
Sob. 8oier i nslftea1po1teaa" I'll
l1R1te Mur Ell Set b~ll1breoe Nar, Il,
ben 5bofelpeare bpbe. Oct bpr pG'
re Ell Selpfelec, at 5tnrti1get blipe>
inbbnot til Sen Mi,1oeforetillill9,
acknowledgement So 1iffert bill for
nn1tulte. st loo fompuft l1befjc1Dt:
Hob, font bin Gepr9le1ltaalt bor lag
for 9ogen, moo bore M9ongsbe:
rettieelle goo nof for BET lo'nlcot
Storting.
l1brrbia til at 9jprc siencitc
6nren. Gn 5oloot al Sinmorfc11s
8atoljpil 1el10te / Sebruor l1lpr c:
MnOrogenoe iii &rigsfomn,lslrrer
ON 1 Mars llblettelie al MilitGr.
tie1elter,, ioet bo,, tilfejebe, at ho1
DiIoe blipe MilitGrnrgter, bpis Yin:
broge1oet fife blep inbbileet. ga
bon fit iii Spar, at bu1 muotte lfot=
fe Ell SCI @rflrril1ger, fpr Suge11
fnnbe afgjpres, lpareOe bon tilboge,
at ban opfotteDe Oe1me @erltillen
Iouu Ell inoirefte Npgtelie, og at ban
felte 1ig tnlmge11 til at bline Milit9r=
negter. 9on ifren Oesl1oen puo
&onpolutte11: sill 8lofsbjerg meh
belle Militerbeienet." Oa bon' Scr
pno 1,beblep fra Soabenppclierne,
hleb bon lat UNDER &rigsret og Der
ilogt 9 Mnol1eoers Senglel og Sab
al 5temn1eret. SON boboe tor11o
for 5ogsbebo1oIingen lenbt Sllrisz
oiftionscbefen en- Sfripelie, bpori
BON 1totolte li1 ~Dpbelte Soro9t" for
oen1te pg boD BENT bare at fnlbe
go6t ill.,, 1,oor r&losieOommer,"
Hul6e afgibes. 8aa0e Siltolte og
8notolemDnbigbeoen anfeoe til Sen
militere @gje1teret, inn MI bar ltab=
fnltet &rigsrets6omn1e11 mes set
Eil9g, at Siltolte for cit 'Sio al 10
Mar ifuloe frofjenoes M6gongen til
lot tjenltgjgre / &igets &rigsmogt,
ibet bon bertiI mootte o11ies uper=
big.
@prif .5fib ~pperfalbt al tbif Tlp=
ber. Sfplge Selegram til ~0ailp
Gbronicle fra 5o1rtb 5bielos beret=
ter Monbifobet paa 8ergensbonpe=
rem uDanio", ion1 n1fom til
5bielos, om ct ubgrt Sberfolo SC
bar beret @jenitano for al en- tpif
Slipper UNDER &ejien fra Goluis. Sc
prteller, at 6a oe berte cit merf=
Dnroia 2po, ibgte oe Iilfl1gt 1,n6er
Set, 90 be fra fbrlt al life ifjgnte
bpa6 oct nar. 0ette bite Jig at be-
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Mgenter pnifes.

Ser CT I'M eli eff ira goo Mllleo.
ming for Mgnb og apinber til al
forifaffe Zig flere S1rotegter peb
at br1rge en- Sci al oeres Gritio til
at tage Orore paa 8egcr, iamt 8la.
De % folorerebe Bo1tfort, firth
ltrofs efter nprmere OpIpsninger.
g.. @asmusien Enbl. g.,
720-722 60. 4tb Ct,
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