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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
BIG MUSICAL COMEDY.
Mutt & JEFF in Mexico in Auditorium
Next Tuesday Evening.

Gus Hill has selected a company of
80 capable performers to support the
two comedians who are physically fit
ted to depict Bud Fisher s own ideas,
and has made Mutt & JEFF In Mexico
one of the biggest and most important
musical comedy productions of the cur
rent season. Everything is offered
that will afford rest to the weary bust
ness brain of men and women. Mutt
& Jeff In Mexico comes to the Au-
ditorium Tuesday evening next. There
will be no matinee. Certainly, the show
is nonsensical, so are the cartoons, but
you We laughed at them for four years,
and you IL continue to do so. Get seats
early, then you can be sure they IL be
good ones. Tickets are now on sale at
the box Officially.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
MASK CAUSES GR0UcHY LOOK
Many Years of Squirting Disfisures
Hank O'Day's Face.

OI
Hank O'Day's Face.
My face may appear grumpy and
grabbed, l may have n distant nature
and desire to keep to myself, but the
dear public does not know how to ana
lyze an umpire's face"
Hank O'Day, who supplanted the
late Jack Sheridan as dean of baseball
umpires, made this statement to
group of Hot Springs sojourners dur
ing the spring training season.
"A man may have the mobile and
gentle features of a schoolboy," contin-
ued Hank, but after he has squinted
through mask for a quarter century
his features are bound to take on the
look of a troubled man. In an average
game of baseball an umpire makes
about 300 decisions. A decision is
called for on every bali pitched In
seventy-seven games Of a season, there
fore, he must make about 231, 600 deci-
sions.
when you have stood there in the
sun judging balls that come with blind
ing speed or with tantalizing curve OF
slowness it isn't any wonder that In
twenty-five years a mans face will be
come centorted with an anxious and
sullen look. To tell you the truth, your
face almost freezes that way / may
have looked severe and cross to the
crowds, but really while having my
hardest trouble with some player
have hadrro laugh quietly. The straiI
of it will alter an umpire's facial char
acteristic, but not his disposition il b,
is the right kind of a man.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
Sporting Notes.

Has anybody heard whether Brattle-
boro is to have a local leagues
4 double by volk allowed Tufts to
defeat Dartmouth yesterday, 4 to ,.
The Chicago Cubs yesterday garnered
a total Of l9 runs against Brooklyn
pitchers.
BY defeating Rochester university in
10 innings Syracuse university played
its fourth consecutive extra inning
game.
Clarence Rowland, the recruit White
Sox manager, says there is not a chance
of the American league pennant land
ing with an eastern team this sea
son.
It was an error by Maranville, act
ing captain of the Braves, that gave
the St. Louis Nationals chance in the
ninth inning and the visitors took adj
vantage of it to make five runs and
win the game, ) to 4.
Three times in as many games
against the Giants Won Kolnitz of the
Cincinnati club has appeared as a
pinch hitter. Once he hit for a triple
and twice for double sack swats, all of
which is some pinch hitting.
| The manager of Jim Coffey wants
Jess Willard to give up his $1,000 day
| job with wild west show and box 10
rounds with his man on July 4. He of
fers Willard $25, 900 and part of the
moving picture rights.
The Massachusetts Aggies broke all
existing records yesterday, when they
scored Z runs in the fifth inning of
the game with Norwich university at
Amherst. The Aggies got a total of %
runs aud Norwich made one
McGraw has released pitcher Arthur
Fromme to the Jersey City team
Fromme came to the Giants in 1913 in
the deal for Devore, Ames and Groh
and has never been worth anything
Ito McGraw while Ames and Groh are
still very valuable to Herzog.
A young chap, Ernest Ralph, picked
off few pins the other night in the
Western Massachusetts Bowling Tourn
ament association contests in Spring
) field. AS q member of a two-men team
he rolled three strings of 125, 124 an6
IA, total of 393, which breaks tn,
Springfield alley record of ST. that ha.
stood for years. He then entered {
, three-men team event and rolled
strings of 11S, 14S and 104, an averaa,
for six consecutive strings of 127 1-6
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
PERSONAL.

Miss Cloie Franklin will go tonight
to her home in Vernon to spend Sun
day.
Miss Elizabeth Doyle returned last
night from a weeks stay in New
York.
Mrs. Martha Robbins of South
Windham is visiting her nieces, Miss
Clara and Miss Jessie Pierce.
Mrs. B. G. Baldwin and son and
Mrs. Stewart Chaplin and daughter
went this morning to West Dummer
ston to visit over Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth. Robinson of Ches-
terfeld is in town today TO attend tht
Glover league track meet She vii
stay over Sunday with Mrs. B. G. Har
ris.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
His Wish.

Don't you wish you had sense enough
to make million?"
mo. | wish I had sense enough to
make quarter of million and stop with
that and enjoy it'-Detroit Free Press.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
College Baseball Results.

At Hanover, \. H., Tufts 4, Dart
mouth ..
At Cambridge, Harvard 10, Boston
college 0.
At Hamilton, y, Y, Hamilton 3, I'M
ION, : (l3 iunings1.
At Amherst, Aggies 3,sNoTwieh /.
At Lexington, KY, Hawaii 6, KtA-
lucky state t. .-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
Central Vermont Ry.
Corrected to October 10. 1914.
Trains Leave Brattleboro.

Trains Leave Brattleboro.
700 q. m Except Sunday. For South
Londonderry
7.30 a. m. Except Sunday. For New
London.
$40 a. m. Except Sunday. For New
York.
9.45 a. m. Except Sunday. For South
Londonderry.
1925 a. m. Except Sunday. For New
London.
400 i. m. Except Sunday. For Keene,
New London and New York
via New London.
500 p. m. Except Sunday. Local fol-
South Londonderry.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
Nationa! League.

National League Games Today.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American League.

American League Games Today.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Washington at Chicago
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15

the greatest ease, the greatest
comfort and the greatest
economy.
Every ounce of energy,
every bit of intelligence, every
fash of genius, every atom
of efficiency in the whole
Goodrich organization has
been concentrated on this
proposition of making tires
which will surely give the
greatest mileage at the least
cost.
The Goodrich tire user
knoWs that right now, today,
with all the stampede to
meet Goodrich prices, Good
rich quality is not rr,efand that
his dollar buys more tire
service in Goodrich tires.
''As good as Goodrich"
IS today the plea
Let us say to you, in all
good faith and with every
confidence in the fair-rnind-
ed Judgment of the tire user,
that no other tire made has
in it and Of it the expert
ence, the know-hotO and the
know-tUhy which govern the
selection and the cornbina-
ton of the exact quality and
quantity of rubber and fab
rio which constitute Good
rich Tires. =.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
pohla to Drive on Coast.

The veteran Budd Dobles plans on
driving Wilbur Lou. 2:10A. in the $780,
900 trot at San Francisco in June.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

American League.
No games scheduled.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15

<1S Always oOO0AA~AA pO
methods first gave the tire I
reduced prices.
We lowered tire cost for
'eUery tire user when we did
that.
We were more than con-
tent to await the verdict
And that verdict is ouer-
sOheEningly and convircingly
in favor of Goodrich Tires and
of Goodrich Fair-List prices.
We knew that the tire
user was buying mileage
service-he was buying what
the tires would do for him,
rather than so rr2uch bulk
rubber and fabric.
We knew what our long
years of rubber manufacture
and tire-rnaking had taught
us.
We knew we were max
ing tires which had exactly
the right amount of rubber
and the right quantity of
fabric to deliver exactly the
right kind of service.
We knew that too much
rubber and too much fabric
would be as detrimental to
the service of the tires as
too little. ,tl
The tire user knolUs that
Goodrich led in putting tire
prices on their just and
proper level.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15
The Verdict

-convncngly and Overwhelming ly for Goodrich.
alone through the daily the
the made in tire
eonLyg today
chprces tin
Everrea prce- educton tires for
the Ied OF rom
As
beneht ernle
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-15

Tesreau and Meyers; Lear, Brown
and Clarke, Wingo.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-10-22

WANF1lDLarG clean cotton rags
Ct Times once
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08
ct belt Solf iororeDet fra it
2anb, iplittet no ober Maborigeri1e!
ssor TrDteit til Gnglanb. S

ssor Groteit til gnglanS. Sra
2o11bor 1neDoeles, at bet brittle
l16enrigs gs6eportement offentliggior=
6e ifelge 9lftale n1eb Sen oHerifall<
tie 9fegjering Srolp0en af oe 5or.
5taters BroteIt / glnleo1ri11g al Sor=
fi11felier, ion1 omerifanife Sonoels=
forteier bar secret uolat for ion,
S9lge al at oe er blebet ltanoiet og
l111oeriggt af Sen brittle Slaa0e.
Set .officielle Bresfeburean beigr=
ge0e Sffelttliggidrelien.
Mlmenbe6e,1 ber betragter 9epten
ion1 ct Of 6e bigtigite biploaatiife
Dofume1rter, fi6e11 4rigen begpn0te.
s Mbisfo11torerne ubtalte man. ui
Soften bar 1nin6re lpecifit ,ueo SEN
1Dn til set on1erifanife &lagelnnol,
etD man baboe pentet. Set ullto=
gc5, at Soften biI6e onlbonole lpreg=
nc Silfnlbe, paa bbilfe @logen bo=
ieres.
SSoct bel, an1erifo11Ife gl1nbn5io=
oer Eage oberier6te Soften til
l1henrigs111i11ilter Sir gbnarb
(Srep, iaaoe bo,l at Sen omerifon=
ife l1be11rigsbanbelS Gilltaa10 lon
Sslge of bpppig Bellaglpggelie n9
Silbogeholbelie al amerifanlfe 2ob=
11i11gcr til neltrole europnilfe SAB
lie er blenen lau nlporIig, at hons
Mfoieltpts Gegjering moa aieres
opn1arflon poa sc Sore11ebe Gtu=
ters 6oloning IigeoDerfor ben bri=
tiife sSrelngongs1noa6e.
Set be11tes, at 5torbrito1,llicl1
bill lbare paa Den omerifonife 9fpte
/ nGite l1ge, og at 5buret bill blipc
/ en- ben3fnbelig Sone.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08
Krtp nD Brrh.

Sra Ell Gale 9pl6t al .Srofeslpr
9t. 8ltler peD Columbia ll1iherii=
tets Mabningsfelt bioIatfer pi fpI:
.ge11oe nborag::
Sore ip6banlige Snteresler, bDor
bigtige Be END fan bore, bore lGb=
banlige Spgaber, bbor paotrengen=
Sc Sc ems er, tager Jig ln1aa oq
ubetp0elige uo 8etragtning al set,
ser er onergaoet Ser6elL neoe11s b;
lpgte &bile og Sorfriif11ing / Cont
nerferien: gn grlfulb % lborlu=
bjertig arigs tunge 5fper, oplplte
Deb 2pn9lin1t fra .&anonifl,0 oe
giorte e,10nu mere re6ielsf11loe bc|
Sorbenorpnet fra MprIere, bGngcr
MI ober Sc cl,ropnilfe 2o,1be, ion
hi fie1lber iao gobt og elifer 1na bit.
Sore @e11ner og &olleger europe
er opfpl6t at 9a6 moo bi11anDen or
binanoe11s 2onbS1npnb. Me1lnefc
ilegten er gaoet tilbage til l1rlfobe=
ne, bbor prin1itibe brutale 2ibenlfa-
ber giber Jig De melt biaboli1fe l16
ilog. SSibe11lfob gipr til1p1eloben6e
fun MDtte beo at iatte Stono til
at ilaa ibjel itbrre glntal oa /
ltprre Sart. Se11fning tiener tillD=
1reIabenbe fun til at fna ltsle @run=
sc til at ie 11b 1on1 go0e. MeIigio=
mems Gfsiltens bier Jig tilipnelooen=
Sc fr11 oeri, at Sc n1ooitrioe1,be oq
beipotte110e Mnraabeller al EN- aabe1=
bart beoe11if @u6 bar faaet bom til
/ fin Booroe at oberlobe Gl,ropas
Stpre til EN- bonolefraftig oe ual=
mi1,6elig ineoig Djebel.
Sbab ifal bi Ga tro? CT giDen=
ifab &unbng? gr Tpnfning ct
Haaifu6? @r Religion ct tpn11
Mhlnbspeir2 @r Sen ltore i11terna=
tionale Spbpgning af Senifab, Sor-
ltoaelle ONT 5alnarbei6e, lon1 hi ber
be6 l1nioerlitetet bar hirfet for iao
iprigt, life a11bet ems e1 S116bil6.
11tng2 Sar 8iberlfoffmenbs og
Stats1nnnbs longbarige Be1trpbef=
Ter for at 1ette 9eetfar6 paa Eronen
iIteoetfor roa Magt baret belt
frllgtesleie? Nej ng otter nei!
9bor fort set e11b ier uo, fa11 ri
ielD benne Dierteleie og n1enings=
lpie arig fil1oe 11oget bDorpao Bette
ll11iberiitet Tan itstte fig i fit Mrbej-
Sc for 8is6onL 9fetferbigbeb og
la16 Civilization.
Yi ct en- neutral Station, og Ne=
publifet1s Br9fibe1lt bar n1eo Mette
pnalagt os ollie at bolbe os Itrellgt
relttrale i Orb og / Sa116ling. Me1l
Rel,traIitet CT life 2igegplbigbeb !.
Set er lite Sen Rel1tralitet bborlne0
Ell tilfaloig Sorbigaae1be l1oelr BIZ
bere sesl,teresie Ter til. mar to Bgl-
Ter muller bina1lben paa @aoe11; hi
er 1,elttrale lo1t Sen retfprbiae Do1ns
n1er, Ser libenifabslsit % forbon1g=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08

gi ntoo eientagenoe gigre op-
mRrflom poo, at 6e &orrefponoan-
GER, elier 9lrtifler. Ser beIpilIigIt
irbienoes til Blabet Iigeoperfpr Ste
oofttonen n1aa b@re forIDnet n1eb
Naon og Moresie, ieIp ON &orre.
iponbnnen iebriat hin foripnes ,1reo
ct Marfe, alt efterfonl SsSlt6ienoeren
enifer BET Ge prebe ss1loienoere
beoes, for 5atninsens 5fpIo, fin
at ifripe pao ben e1e SIDE al So
piret, og tebriat lfribe tt,beligt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08

trDffet paa 5i0erne al &anale1
ltabig Sorb og 5ten ub benne
laa ltore WRng0er, at Der itaoig
moo boloes Weubre,noifiner Sang
| for at bol0e ben nabet1. &analer1
iibob6e bore boI6t tilitraffelig aoben
for oct bi6tibige Mntal % Stgrrel=
ier of Sfibe, Der bapoe fggt @jer=
nemgang, men @oetbals 1agbe, Of
ban lite fun6e garantere, at ben
piloe bore bre6 og oDb NOT for be
Dreaonougbts> Der ifaI oeltoge i
Jlaa6eparaoen, og iom De11tes til
Gbriitobal til Soranret.
Set er fun ct &iosfpergsnoal,
11uar man bill babe bl1nbet 8ugt meb
SorobebGgellerne be6 Golb Sill, %
SSoromasierne bil ftnbe fin 8a=
lance, nlell @oetbals tpr life lobe
|0ette alIere6e til sSoraaret.
Da &rogrann,et for Haro6en fra
Sonpto11 Moa6s til Gan Jron=
cisco er beite1nt beo 2ob> ipefulerer
Sfficerer I'LL poa, on1 set biI blibe
|nsobenoigt beb 1peciel 2op at no
ltptte eller ppgibe Baraoen poo
@runo al sSorbol6ene &nnolen.
1Salife Yas- gn forn1ooet 5anl=
menipprgcllc for at forlfaffe tpife
iSfficerer og Reierbilter anerifan:
| lfe 9soS pe6 Beorageri> ioa oe fltnoe
benoe tilbage til GDlfla11b fra s(lne=
rifa ltben sSore for at blibe bi110ret
|af frantic eller engellfe 9(11toritcter,
blep Sen 2. San. bragt for Oogen
|af Sultitsbeparten1e11tet. s 0cn,1e
Sorbin0elle orrelterebeS tent ON
gfterlnibougen Carl &,1roebe, tioli-
gere Mgent for Sen 9}prbtpife 2lppo.
og poa y8ergensfioro" anbolbteS Ell
tDif officer og ire tDife Melerpilter.
De bleb alle anflaget for 5omn1cn=
iDergelle for at bebroge Be 7ypr.
5toters 9fegjering beo @enpttelien
Iaf an1erifo11ife 8as. 9e fire @eili=
tGre bleb tuget af rBergensfjoro"
|ioet 6enre Dan1per posiereoe &paz
ra1,tn1eltotionet1, % bleb brogt til
boge til 9eeiu gorf poa en- golbfl1t=
ter. Mlle fire bab6e fotografilfc
Bos u6lte6t al neutrality-suspicious.
tet til 9lmerifarere og ifaffet oem
|af 9fr,roe6e. 9lnbre Mrrel ltotioner
he11tes i en- 1er ssre111tib> 6eriblnl1ot
| en- fren1|toael,oc GpF= 9[1nerifoner
Seem Sort.
Murneoe lag6e, ifglee Sc al eSu-
ititsOeportenentets 9lgenter, Ion1
| fog bouu sSorbpr, at ban boboe
banblet cfter eget eSl1itiotip % al po=
triotilfe 8epeggrunbe. San blel'
| lat u1lDcr $4,000 &o11tion, lon1
bon life Dor iita1l6 til at ifaffe
5an1n1el1 meD ban1. orrelterebes
Sobn 9l1,cber, bans angipeligc &a1n
1nerot, ser pgiaa bleb Itillet n,1ocr
$4,000 &a1tion, la,1,t 9euroebeS
ipttenaarige 5pn, Ser b1eb lpsla0t
moo at lobe at i1Dfinoe fig, naar
Metten s11ifeoe bans MarDprelle.
Sen tpite officer, 2eitnont Mr.
THUR 8ilbeln1 3acbes, bleb lpslaOt
poo 9gresorD. De tire Relerbilter.
Molter M1ueller, glugult Sleeper o0
@ernan @egener, ser forleben fo1n
fra Chile blep lillet 11noer $4,000
aa1,tton. Des1,6en 1tilleoes llnber
$500 &aution bber fire Bibner, to
aleo o,nerifanlfe og to n1eo tpife
Nobne.
Set blep oplplt, at Nrreltotioner
ne bar &ulminationen af ell l111Der=
ipgelie, lo1n SSuititsbepartementet
bar fprt belt itbem Carl 2o0D blen
arrelteret / G11glan0. 2oOp bnbbc
ASaS ion1 9lnlerifaner. @an bler
liben be11rettet 2o11bon Saor!1 lnn
tDlf 5pion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08
Noijer / 2an6flbqtiqbcb.

glpiier 2anbflbgtigbcb. 50 al
8elgiens 1terlte 8labe, u2e Sl1oe.
penoance 9elgc" og u2a Metro=
pole" 16fon1n1er for Gioen / 2p,1=
Son, 81 oe ct forbubt / 8elgie11
8la0e11e 1,ofonmer 1igeIont engellfe
8laoe 1,bel1 9por al genlur> og 6e
giber 6erfor ir1teresio11te l16trpf for
6e 1onbflpgtige 8elgieres Meninger
og 5tem11inger. Set grelle1te 8il=
lebe af bele ben frpgteltge Sirfelig=
beo giber 0og slbertisiementsl lpal=
terne.
Gco cit lofo1lilf 9l1u1o1tce MDl-
ie11 idger 11ogle 1toffels sSorel6re
0plpsning ON lin lille, 10 slor
gamle 591 font er 1porlolt for-
Ib1,n6en itbell H6ln11i11gen al Deo=
lines.
9ln6re befDn1rebc sSor9lbrc bar
1ioen Augult lite bert fra fine Se,,=
ner, 1om ct / Selten er Sc opbe
eller Ieberoe? 9ln6re beber be6re=
iti1leoe 2a1,osmp11b ON @ialp, Ell
G11fe beoer i faa, grihenbe Orb ON
l(10erItpttelie, allore giber fort oa
gobt Mebbelelie ON fin Mbresle
2onoflpgtigbeoen, % man faar ber=
beb ct ssss1,6trpf af> bbor pibt ONT
firing set ltaffels sSolf er ipre1lb1
ober belle Storbritan11ielr finbeS
8elgiere, i 5p6=Sranfrige, i Baris
! Sbeits, i 9olla1b og nogle
1neo6eler, at hi nj after er benbi
tilbage til g[nttperpea1 eIler 8riisiel
for enbnu at foribae at pnr11e on,
bet ioln er beIeilf % ON bore
5ien1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08
Hanamo=Galifornia 1lbfillinsen.

esfelge ct 9elegran fra San Diego,
gal., oobne6es @anama=@alifornta
noitillineen beo Mionatstio sspt-
oorsbag. slabtingen foregif peo
ct Srpf poa en- eleftriif anap at
Bra5ioente11 / @oibington, 8. 8.
Bral;bentc,is perionlige 6epr9'en=
tant, binonsn1i,tilter sMcglooo.
f5bb. Ssinons,ninilter 2p'nan s.
Gage pralioereOe. @noer'brer11e
oner nj Stater bar tilltehe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08
1T 0amper iunfen.

~ Ut 9an.per innfen. sra
@toe~ golm teIegraferebes i Mean=
oogs, at Sen ibenifc Dalnper Cor
mo" er gaaet l,1lber / Moroiper meo
Ell 8eiptuing paa 90 Mono. Set
antages, at uGarmo" itsbte pua en-
W}inq.
9eorif Camper forlif. Sra Sor=
ipicb, g1glo11o> me6oeles, at en-
norif Dan1per u06ennce" ltpote
poa ct Geb fort efter at ben baboe
forlaot Motter6an og bliber nnta=
geIig totalt Brag. De11s AZ Mo,16s
Belet,,ing bleb bierget.
sSIere brittle Sropper. ssSSfplge
en- Me66eleIle fra 2o,1Oon / San>
bags bill Mrn1eens 1,11bGrellbe Or
ganilation blihe forlterfet be0 Op=
rettelien al. 1efs npe glrllteer paa
ire Mrn1eforps mes 10000 01anb
/ 9bert @orps.
Gn &obberlabnins beaaslG9ses
/ 9anmarf. ct Gelegrom fra &jp=
benbobn / 2sroogs n1eobeler, at el,
ltpr 4obberloo11ing, Ser iiges lenbt
til 0onmorf al en- Gpif= =M,nerifa=
ner for 0erfro at faa Sen lr1rglet
til 5plfla1o neb lallft &onosIemeut,
blep belloglogt of be oonIfe Mpn=
bigbe0er.
iSlpstninger fra. 8elgien. IsSro
9}elp Dorf n1ebbeltes / Monoogs,
of lefs belgiife Samilier, beitoaen=
Sc nf 81 Gerioner, Sc fprlte al mel
lem IS og 100 5on1ilier, Der og=
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