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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-08
MAY INVOLVE
SOCIETY WOMAN
PROMINENT NEW YORK WOMAN
MAY BE MIXED UP IN BOMB
(tpNSPIRACTE9.
GRAND JURY PROBE
Letters Found on German Agent
Arrested by British Said to Have
Been Written by the Woman
Whose Name Withheld.

NEW YORK, Dec. S.--A promi-
net New York society woman whose
name was not mado public Is said
BY the federal authorities to have
boen involved in the activities OF
FARM Won Ritelmen. German agent.
The authorities in charge OF the
grand jury bomb, arson and strike
plot Investigations said the state
department had received from the
British government copies Of letters
alleged to have been written by this
woman to Rintelmen concerning this
governments attitude toward the
German situation. The woman is
said to be wealthy. owning home in
New York and another in Newport.
The British government, it is
said, seized the letters when Rim
telmen was arrested aboard the
liner Nordam as spy.
The Investigation OF Rintelmen' s
activities has widened beyond the
probe of his alleged efforts to cause
trouble between the United States
and Mexico. Rintelmen. the gov
ernment charges. through his social
standing, succeeded in visiting q
number OF American vessels at New
port and inspected sect1ons of the
ships ordinarily denied to aliens
II is not thought the woman will be
named as a conspirator. The doca-
mcnts are not before tho grand jury.
The grand jury is expected to show
under direct examination that Rim
telmen distributed nearly 100000
to start trouble with Mexico and
10 divert tho attention OF the United
States from the European situation
and the case Of Mente. tho Austrian
arrested in an alleged bomb
studio here last Saturday
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FATAL SHOOTING IN
A SHERMAN HOTEL
MRS. GRACE WISE SHOT AND
PERHAPS FATALLY WOUNDED
BY HER HUSBAND.
Both Had Registered at the ho'e'
Under Assumed Names-onoo.-
ing Soon Followed.

SHERMAN. Tex. Dee. s.-B r.
Wise. 81, shot out both eyes OF MS
wife Mrs. Grace Wise. 33. in her
room at a down town hotel early
this morning. A revolver ouiie'
entered the right eye, pio"eu
through the nose and came out IN
the left eye. Another bullet his
her in the right arm and entered
the breast. Her condition is criu-
cal.
Mrs Wise came to Sherman last
might from Bonham and registered
at the hotel as Miss Fisher. ms
;s said TO have been her name pe-
fora her marriage TO Wise In WI
chita. Kansas. four years ago Wise
annaared at the same hotel and reg
,stered under tho name OF q II
whitney. He was assigned 10
roam on the same floor with MS
wife Shots we're heard a fe" MN,
utes later and Mrs Wise was iounu
unconscious in the hallway near he'
room.
wise was arrested shortly ai'e'
,he shooting and a charge OF inui
,a,ons assault Was filed asA'hs'
49,, he sald be drank a pint o'
..htskoy IN Denison shortly beior'
.,m,ns TO sherman and did not 70
member anything about me 'n''
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-08
NATIONAL DEFENSE NOT
TO DE PARTY issue

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.--Presi-
dent Wilson was informed today
that the republicans will not tight
his preparedness program IL il IL
kept out OF caucus. Senator CALM
er. one OF the two republican lead
ers whom President Wilson asked
to conference, talked nearly u half
hour with the president. Gallinger
told the president the republicans in
the senate were strongly in favor OF
preparedness. but II the administra-
tion permitted the program to 20 TO
caucus they would not support IL.
Tho president assured 0sllingpr
that the national defense should not
b made . pasty issue
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BRITISH MAY
QUIT BALKANS
ABANDONMENT BALKAN CAM
PAuGN SUGGESTED MEET.
ING WAR COUNCIL.
TO REMAIN
4 High FrenGh official Says II Eng
land Nithdraws the Forces of
France Will Continue TO
Aid the serblans.

PARIS. Dec. s--Despite the sug-
gestion OF her allies England favors
a withdrawal OF the expeditionary
forces from the Balkans, it was
hinted at today in the third meeting
Of the allied war council.
"lf England persists alone In fav-
oring leaving Saloniki then the re-
nainder OF the allies will continue
to aid the Serbians.' said q high
French official today.
Sir John French, the British CON-
mander-in-chief, is understood to
have made the suggestion that the
Balkan campaign be abandoned to
the meeting Of the allied war coun-
ell today.
II is said tie suggestion not only
met with opposition from General
Josfre, but also from other allied
representatives. II has been known
for some time that England was far
from satisfied with affairs in the
Balkans. Several speakers in parlia-
ment have called the Saloniki ex-
pedition useless, holding that IL ar
rived too late and that the number
OF troops was TOO small to give real
aid TO the Serbians.
French officials have given out
several interviews proclaiming the
intention of France to give strong
support to the Serbians. though the
Paris newspapers carried the sug-
gestions that without the assistance
Of the allied forces Serbia mey be-
come powerless.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-08
FLAGS TRAIN IN TIME
TO PREVENT 4 WRECK

WHEELING. W. Va. December 3.
Patrick Dougherty. a track walk
or. frustrated an attempt today To
wreck the New York-St. Louis Fly
ar. Three tons OF steel rails and
chains had been placed across the
Pennsylvania track near the mouth
of a tunnel. AS the train with IT'S
200 passengers neared the other end
of the tunnel Dougherty tagged II.
The passengers made him up q purse.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-08
GERMANY Is PLANNING
TO HOLD ON TO BELGIUM

AMSTERDAM. Dec. s.--Coun'
Schulenberg indicated to the citi-
zens OF Liege that the German gov
ernment did not intend to relin-
quish Belgium at public meeting
recently, according to advice5 re-
ceiyed here. He drove the first nal.
in wooden cross erected in honor
Of General Won Immich. the con-
querer OF Belgium.
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CEnMlnY a[PuEs TO NOTE
0a the WMlln FRYE CASE

WASHINGTON. December 8.-A
note from Germany in the William r.
Frye case in reply to the latest state
department communications was re-
ceived today. Whether in the note
Germany accepts the United States
contention that place OF safety at
sea means something mors than
small boats for the passengers and
crew of ship torpecoed the state
department refused to say Tho text
OF the note will be made public IL :
few days.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-08
SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN
IS NAMED As Pl0TTER

SAN FRANCISCO, December o.
The federal authorities iEScsVgat-
ing the pro-German munitions plo'
are seeking Mrs. Abbie Cornell, wh1
is supposed to have been IN touch
with c. c. Crowley and Baron Won
Brincken, both of wnom are undc'
arrest Another woman in private
conference with District Attorney
Preston said that Crowley's attor'
news claimed that Lewis }. Smlth
double-crossed CrowtoJ ana brlhch'
en- ostensibly while working ioi
them.
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PREPARATIONS
UHOER MY
MANAGER a. THB CUknUu1o
Has nuvOUN 1SGpDovIN0
THAT uC1lD1N0.
HOTELS ARE BUSY


ST. LOUIS. Decemoer s.Sx.
Louis began preparing today Tor flse
big democratic convention 70 -
held here June "a. 1916. Manag "
Robinson Of the colsseum where tn
convention viii be held stated today
that he had already begun makin8
improvements On the hall.
He said the building would seat
1000 people without crowding and
ON several occaaions almost twenty
thousand people had been aceornr
n,odated.
A press platform will Be erected
on each side OF the speakers plat
form and each will accommodate
three hundred men. Another press
table will be erected on the mexxan-
Inc floor and this will hold four
hundred more.
Orders for hotel reservations b.
gan pouring in early today. and the
hotel managers said they expected
to see tha biggest attendance a.
any Of the four previous conventions
held here.
With the den,o(ratic tnesting
secured st. Louis 10 now going altar
the republican convention. II was
denied that st. Louis agreed 70 h1l0
back in favor Of Chicago for the @.
o. p. convention. It had been re-
ported that Chicago hackers agreed
to let st. Louis have the democratic
convention of the Mound City would
favor the Illinois metropolis for tho
other.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-08

BERLIN, December :. - King
Nicholas OF Montenegro has notified
the entente ambassadors to Monte
negro that he will be glad to oOn-
clude separate peace because Monte-
negro is exhausted. according to =
dispatch to the Frankfurter lei
tung.
The paper further asserted that
the ambassadors replied that II
moves for seperate peace they will
krcak off diplomatic relations with
her and withdraw all assistance
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0fFuGEEs FROM MEXICO
RETURNING TO COUNTRY

LAREDO. Texas. Dec. s.-Thou-
sands of native Mexicans and for
oigners who were forced TO flee from
the country are beginning 10 return.
A train leaving Nuevo Laredo today
FOR Monterey and Saltillo was unable
to accommodate all who wanted to
20 10 Tho interior. Hundreds were
forced TO vs,s cm q laosr eruln-
Prsigbs ryuHe 10 els. hveekiny
fecsfds
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-08
||ART NEW OFFENSIVE
IN The OAROAhtlltS

hhhLlN. Dec. s.-The allies have
"'u'i new offensive IN tine Oar.
Il |"''iles according 90 the Consian-
E,"'pi' correspondent Of the Cologne
A -1'ii', but the Turks believe the
f'''e Is only q bluff. a squadron
Il Anglo-freuch ayiaiors attacked
e. railway station at usun kTuei.
4 VS. nfnrisi'y anncsinced. hut did
20 astsrlsi damage.
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PECULIAR FACTS ABOC-T
WE'LL KNOWN PEOPLE.

. BERLIN, Nov 20.-When Z
. Secretary Won Jagow is not en- Z
. gagged npon diplomatic note Z
= or something, he's q cartoonist Z
= aud decorator. A. you enter Z
= his big Office you note large. Z
= clean blotter on his desk. As
= he talks he gradually coses Z
= the blotter with pencil Z
= sketches, humans, animals. all
= sorts of things. II Is said that =
. bis servant brings him new =
. blotter for every visitor. Z
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-08
DALLAS AUTO Club FORMS
AN AUTOMOBILE CURPS

DALLAS, Texas, Dec. S.-Mem-
bers Of the Dallah Auto Club have
voted 10 organize corps as an ad-
junct TO President Wilson'S pro-
posed continental army. The MEM
bers have rendered the president
their services and the use of their
machines in case OF war.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-08
NINE MILLION BALES
G|NNEO TO DEC. |
COTTON CROP OVER THREE
MILLION BALES SHORT
OF LAST YEAR.
The Total Number Of Bales Ginnetl
This Year Shown to BE O,7ll,-
3SO Bales, Against l3,.
O73,3 1886 Last Year.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The
census bureau report issued today
showed that 9,7ll,45 bales OF cot
ton, counting round bales as helves,
wore ginned from the 1915 crop to
December l, against l3.073.3S6
bales for 1914. Round bales in
cluded in the report number 93,36l.
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ST. LOUIS PREPARING
FOR DIG CONVENTION
GERMAN AGENTS GBEI'AnG
TO LEAvE NEXT TUESDAY

NEW YORK, Dec. S.--A report
reached the federal building this
afternoon shat ,Caps lloy-Ed and
Capt. Won Papen are preparing TO
leave New York next Tuesday in
response to the demand for their
recall.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-08
Two GERMAN lER0PllDfs
COLLIDE N mlnl

AMSTERDAM. Dec. s.-Two oer-
man seroplanes maneuvsrins Over
Eilsioruk Monday night eollfds1
several hundred feet hish 80 1Poo-
ped 70 earth. The four coeannn1o.
vuo bino1 49, 0uohe1 havunA -
eomiuoa. ne onoa,iDo tonln -
Dleoeo an1 0omGD ylnDo1 - -
0n1no 01111ona - 1r1on q O.
- - 6o1ly tuDnn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-08
EXPLOSION WRECKs PORT
EIGHTY GERMANS KILLED.

LONDON. Dec. S.--The news
paper Echo de Beige. published in
Holland since the German occupa-
ton OF Belgium. reported that an
explosion wrecked the Cognles fort
at Narmur. killing 50 german sol-
diers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-08
40 REQUEST HAS REEN
MADE FOR SAFE CONDUCT

LONDON. December s.-Sir Ed
ward Grey told the house OF com-'
mons this afternoon that the AmerI-
can government had made no fcr~
NAL request for . safe conduct for
Captain Boy-Ed and Captain Won
Papen- Tho statement was made Ii
response to question from : mem-
ber.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-08
AMERICANS ARE THANKED
BY GERMAN RED CROSS

BERLIN, December S.-General
Won Pfuel. director OF the Red Cross,
through Kaiser Wilhelm, thanked
all American persons who have con-
tributed to the German Red Cross
fund.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-08

hELLs SCREAM
|HROUGH WOODS
sHEEN OF HOLLY LEAVES
DrLLED BY SCATTERING
OF BLOOD.
Annrn lnr lIrllv
)ssEs ARE HEAVY
ks.ytsps Suffer Heavily In an At
~ on the Allied Forces for
Possession Of the Christmas
Decorated Hills.
az WILLIAM G.. SHEPHERD,
Sited Press STAFF Correspondent.

SALONIKI, Dec. e. Delayed. J
A furious battle is being fought
possession Of the Christmas hol-
woods near StrumnitZa. The
lgarlans have been attacking all
Bag the Anglo-French front since
BIZ Saturday. Thus far the at
ks have been repulsed with heavy
bses to tho Bulgarians.
visited tho French and British
knt along the Serbo-Bulgarian
bntier Friday night and Saturday.
mountainous hills were topped
ih batteries Big British guns
ire sending shells screaming eight
les across hills mile high. The
lily hills shook with dull roar.
terywhere the artillery of the al
seemed to be superior. The
tglo-French guns were blasting
eat holes IN the hills, and the Bull
brans were killed in heaps.
The allied losses have been COM
tratively slight.
kThe sheen of holly leaves that ov-
|spread the hills was dulled by
)attering of blood. Lying among
De bright red Christmas berries
ED Cross searcherG found the
pd!es OF Bulgarians, French and a
ew British after Saturdays deSper-
)e hand to hand struggles. The
(nlgarians broke over the hills at
Rtervals in wild charges, screaming
BE demons, Throughout. the for
Per Balkan wars the BulgarianS
lere hailed as the champions of the
eFonet, but in their collisions with
pc French Zouaves they met their
patch. In three distinct encounters
ney were caught by the French
Dld steel. stabbed TO death or sent
btreating back over the hills, the
lrget Of machine gun fire and
Arapnel.
The extreme cold weather is in
'easing the horrors of the war in
le Strumnitza. Several men on
70 outposts have been found froz-
10 death, The wounded suffer
kohies II they are not dragged TO
20 rear at once. Night is made
laeous by the bursting shells and
Ahus OF bowling wolves prowl the
HIS despite the pounding of the
|e guns.
back OF the firing line the hills
ave Christmasy look. The sol
efs tents, their wagons. their au-
mobiles and their horses are dec
'a'ed with sprigs of holly, Over
ead lily vast flocks of wild ducks.
AZ they pass unharmed because
enerai Sarrail has ordered the
oops not to shoot at them.
spent several hours beside
'uier's campfire in the holly woods
''day night a few hours before
70 bulgarian attack. The French
'u'ers talked of past Christmases
nome and wondered what Christ
as would be like this year. To a
'"'esiek Austrian lad all this retin-
conversation was not appreciat-
oh' d--n il ALL" he exclaim-
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IRVING. Texas. Dec. S.-Wflltam
Harry Irby. 2l years old, was acci-
dertally killed while out hunting
yesterday with party Of friends.
A load of bird shot entered Irby's
right side and he died one hour
after being wounded
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FORD SENDS LONG MESSAGE
I'D NEWS ASSOCIATIONS

NEW YORK, December 6.Henry
Ford sent an eight hundred word
message to news associations In this
country today describing meeting
on the peace ship last night In which
Ellis Jones Of Forrest Hills. n. j..
attacked President Wilson's prepar-
edness program.
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Doubtless there are some men
who would complain OF poor bust
ness II they had II all.
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II you are reasonably reliable
people will find It out without an,
inside information.
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MlLaDY POODLE GIVES
WAY TO PET POTATO.


. DALLAS, Texas. Dec. B. Z
= Dallas rcciety women awe put =
. sway the poodle anc token up Z
= the pet potato. Thcy are plant =
. ing sweet potatoes in costly cut =
. glass bowls. covering them with =
. water I'D watching them grow. =
. The re;ult is a beautiful vine =
= CT delicate yeIIovish-gresa. =
. They require no earth. but they =
. have IN awful thirst. =
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against 3S.es2 in 1914. Sea II
land bales numbered s7.1sl balss,
against c3,024 Lest year.
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Want Ads Should
Make Time Count
THE WRONG IDEA

FOR SALE-A STOCK OF DRY
goods. damaged slightly by
smoke and water. must sell at
very low price-away under cost.
These goods will be sold out
right. but | will divide to suit
purchaser. An unusual bargain
for the right person.
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Example No. ~

oNE-FiFTH ORIGINAL PRICE
takes this stock OF dry xooda
damaged but slightly by swoke
and water. Originsi cost Of stoek.
Sz.4so. Just S<ss spot cash takeo
the lot snap for . small
dealer waiting 10 advertiao Z
sale VIII show original invsiceA
These goods 60 before Asnday
noon csll at once
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24
GantrOens ganterol.

u9lar6. Stiitst@ 81. 5cb.
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bleo paa ct SOipital / Green Ban,
5bor ban ioa ON 5ormio0o9en Sen
4. Warts blep opereret efter at Dor.
re nnoerieat meo 9psitraoler. 8erne
5amilie bar ooife1ige @an9e ti0.
liaere maattet gre 9efenotifab mco
0oipitoIerae. Gr Oct &errens Ri
lie. iaa fomncr u. 1ielen nof
5iem til lin 6oHilie o8ioa oenna
@on9.
; 6c6. Maauro par Oct milot
&eir. % oct re9neoe itprft til Ii.
Der; MI er BET foloere, og SorOen
er after 6oio al Sne. Sea pil iaa
meo oct idmme income Sc iremmeoe
9rpiters Raone, iom bar 6etient
@enia6eOen 9ennem 8interen: -
5. e. Raorltp, 6. 30. Often, 81.
6dnien, 81. %. Ne0e, 3. q. 5eritl0
9oitor O.. Grill. Gi pil iaa meo
oct iamme ii9e Eof til Dem ale.
@ierteli8 6ilien til @enner, iom
y0aniferen".
Meo0eler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24

Der IIet intet Oeri, Iom tan roffe
0or O~perbcoisning ON 9arneOna.
bens Roooenoig6eo. Ibi Den Dag i
0ag, naar pore MisiionGrer / Seo.
ningelano begDn0er en- &irfiombe0,
oa og6er De ielpfelgelig fife 9srne.
ne, isr tSorplorene er %friitneoe. Der
er b%etuoelia 6~orifel paa Ell uitet.
let Seonin8eager o. laa Ell friiten
Nfenig6e0s Sor06mo, 6uori 9er
nenc nctop life ifaf pofie op iom
6%eoningcr Tor iaa Ell @onl oeo Gel
fiqbeo at pnooirfes pco 0roet iom
oeres 6orulore 6leo. % oergad
osbes.
Zen rette, grnn6ige Grfenoelie
al Sfriitens 2Gre ON Menneitets
SfpG6 mao ng00enoiqt leoe til
erfen0elie al 9arnoaabens @oloig-
beo. Oh pi bcO 10 al itiorfaiteli9e
8ioner, at / Be Meniabeoer, 2lpoit-
lerne grunoIogoe fom 9orneoaubeu
mart / Orig.
On Rrrit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-24
&orrciponOnncCr
groriol, Montana.

So. ri er oa leuen0e Der / oct
obeie Roro % bar 6o0eoet ooetl
oDer Sneoriperne. ielo on oi fife Ia.
Der bore lao ret ofte ira os. Bin.
teren bar better life npret haar0,
men ioa6an ipbn til meo ct aoot
eag SO CONNER Sne. Oa MI
begpn0er ri after at alpoe os iii
oct nGrioreitdaen0e 8oraar me0
bets 9io, ems oa 8arme. Serren
8iOe Raaoe til. at ri o9iaa mart
pan Oisie 6gne moatte ie o. erfare
ct annoelta @ennembruo, ioet Sc.
ms SoIen fom til at lnie o. odrme
ior ct o. anOet MenHeifebierte, boor
Der bi0til bar npret folot % merit.
a@n Al De gomIe foIoes bort" fan
oaiad iiges berira. i0et ben aafnIe
9eoiteiar. Seren @ention 26. 3ebr.
peo en- bio oa title Dob / tit 81.
2lar faIotes 6erira. San par en- Al
6errens beaige, Ser Ioni Ell gam,
mel Simon / Ell leuenoe Gro buo0e
omfoonet lin 5relier; ban fnn0e iom
idaom relic berfra / 5reo. 6oor oar
oct pelii9net at tale me0 Sen gamle
Wano. Der tro0s lin beie gI6er BOG
bar oan0sfriif til oct ii0ite. NIorig
hsrte lea BAN taIe oaole16e on an.
0re Wenneifer. men DOmpq % taf.
nenliq operfor lin Bu0 oq line Meo,
menneifer. / en- 6n6 G~rfenoelie al,
at ban par / fla ieGp life opro al
ben 9GrIigbe0, Iom ban BAR @en-
itonO for. Serren oeIiiane oen gam.
le Ssren 9e~ntion's Min0el
Sun0bc0s 5iIitanOen bar oenne
8inter life opret ian efitra 900 Der
i SetIenlentet 5prIip bar en- Del
9srn orret nnqreben al itprf Sor.
fgleIie. On Del pIore bar ogiaa
bot Seres Bart. Sor TiOen er
Rrs Gorl Ssrenien meget ing.
q. Sutotoite.
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ier pi. oCenne @ll0 er Dor @uO
e%uiloelig % altiO, ban ifaG bore
os ober Oeoen." 2Qtida er 9arnet
M / garaois.
9rDaup bar Der ogiaa opret.
Zen Il. 6e6. bleu 0}ii5 @artine
Oanielien o9 DIR. 5. 9eter Better.
len, 6ea9e Al Coulter, r9tepiet al
@aitor J}ieliel / 9rltoen5 6iem.
Canine 9fiten latte De aurien moo
Moro til oere5 iremtioi1c Stem.
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ne eoer / eoers Snmliol ri 6aD0e
0erne Jet, at 5 ifirfoe 5aoe bleoct
iblanot os; men ) fommer nof igen
iu0til 6a leo pei me0 8u0l
Cen Mr. Brandt, Tom mener at
fence oi0eoe Soren G6riitenien.
ifuloe pei life bpre eli Son al Sens
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on Dil truife Here ira 5aulop
Sogn. % lea ifal oiie oi9 ct 9iQeoe
al 6Hsoul meo sin 6a0crs 5ns
lige / 5orgrnnocn. Bar 0n paa
aarsmsoet / GeOor Sails, iao trai
ou iammen me6 os Der % oeo aft.
ioa, 6pem ser ifrioer oettc. 9ealig
Ger ifrioes MI % oa ON aanlle
@i FAR Ell 9i6ef ira 1913
cn g6riition Scrioers 5iqleifat
I. 9el ira 174t % anoen Del ira
Set er 70 life 6cn 6sieite
9(loer for 9eaer. men Be er BOG
aomfe.
6p16 fan Der fomme no al 6sn.
ip6rges Ser ioa ofte. 10 al
100 6ens, iom lea ooeroiutreoe /
1913. ioGgte ieq 9@g FOR
100 DoGar8 eaer $50 Cos, og ieg
a1aiu9er Tor 1t5 Dollars.
Soa6 ri bar bruat / 6nsboGoningen
al qGq oQ 6gns err life %ibereanet,
ga lea mente, set funoe qao Iiae OBJ
meO 5ooeret til Ssniene. Sea bapoe
en- 300 asllinger, ane u0ruget I'M.
Ser 0eniene. qltioa ingen ll09ifter
til 6e funitiqe @oitiner. Sea me-
ner, set IeIer @ooSen Tor os, ON
set fan Isnne iig at arbeiOe meo
Sgniene. Men 6et to9er booOe Sio
o. Irbeioe. 8i leper pna 2an6et,
iaa Ssniene bar 10 i'm frie Sang.
ght oenter bi paa 6oronret, flint
Ri paa Ste0er hor ira 3 til 4 300
Sne. Den fommer 1abrnO til at
.rbeiSc. ioo ioin0er oct mart.
3re6ens Silien til ale.