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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
YOUNG WOMAN'S BODY
FOUND IN N. j. WOODS
Skull Crushed and IIatchct Is
Discovered Near By-vic-
tim Well Dressed.

HAcKENsAcK, y. j. Ma, IT.
cred in Johnson's woods. Just oo Pc.
chelle avenue, Rochelle Park. early ~
morning by Samuel Nreelard
A foot, covered by ratcut lsa'to.
pump. was seen st'cl,A; ou' - r.
ground from what had been hastily
made excavation The res, OF ta, body
was covered 10y dirt
Franklin J. Briggs, an urder'lkc-.
assisted lin digging out tho hniy and .
was soon determined that the won.
had been murdered and then ha.t.,. tlt
IN a hole that proved too small TIE
victim was fully dressed hut he- u.,
has not been found. The skull had been
crushed IN the left side. and detectives
found Ratchet about POO ct rom
the grave. Near the Ratchet was found
the woman's other pump
1T Is a clear case Of murder - nv
mind" said County Physician W T.
ogden. II was apparent. as ogden s,'i
that the body had been buried about a
year.
Close scrutiny OF the hatche' revealed
n few hairs and wht' was believed On
be a spstter of brains on tho Hart's
Inc mar corresponds IN Co4or 20 i.t'
on the victims body TIE excellent
condition OF the teetI led pr. Og!e, %
conclude the victim was young 50.
had an abundance OF dark brown ar
and was about feet 3 inches 'r o..rt'
Her shoulders seemed To have beer
fairly broad.
A black silk skirt and was. 0t's-'
leather pumps, about 3ia or ~ .g .7'
black silk stockings. a thin uuir~...'
white corset cover and y whit" got" f
were easily distinguished
No one has been reported T1 g o.
this section. and tho Victim IS 'o'.'rft
TO have come from som" distant T--'
\ rumJr that the victim m.la' '" N'--.
thy Arnold was current. hg' no 'os'
authorities put little croio0cr '" o"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

The committee Is sending n letter TO
contributors to the Titanic fund and 10
other charitable persons Contributions
should he sent to Frank A. Vanderbilt
president OF the National city Bank. %
Wall street.
fund of the Lusitania sufferers viii he
given on sunday afternoon. May ls Mt
3 40 o'clock Mt Hunter College, Park
avenue and SiNty-eighth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
CHILE WARNS GERMANY.
Calls for Apology for Comment on
nepublic's sand.

LoHDoH, May l.,---It II said In dplo-
matte circles that the relations between
Germany and Chile are at a crisis, owing
10 the tone OF iermany's official COM
ment on Ch!!cs action in accepting Eng
lsnd't apology for the sinking OF tn"
Dresden 0ff tho island of Juan FcrGau-
dee In Chilean waters
According 20 the report Germany has
Ave days Ia which 10 apologize" for the
tone Of her not" to Santiago. If this In
noi done. all relations viii be ended
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
Rae TRnacr Pleads Not Guilty

Rae Tanzcr entered plea of not
guilty In the new indictment charging
her with perjury before judge Augustus
y. Hand in the United States District
Court yesterday and was released on tho
bail bond covering the charge against
her OF using the mails to derraud James
w. Osborne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
IDENTIFICATION DENIED.
body Of Mrs. Catherine Wiley Un.
Not Been Found.

QUEESsTowN. May l2.-The identifl-
cation OF a body as that OF Mrs. Cath
crime Wiley of Chicago has proved or
roneous. +. Johnston Preston who
made the identihctfCn yesterday. told
THE SIN correspondent that the body
wrongly identified correspondent to Ers
Wiley except for an appendicitis scar
which Mrs. willey's phyician says she
bore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
CharIcmagne Towers View.

Charlemagne Tower. ex-Ambassa dor
10 Germany.
All the great Powers are now in
+olved IN the war and the only decisions
of international import that could either
Rave weight hereafter or be expected to
strengthen the authority of international
law must obtain their approval and
support from the nations al present no.
engaged.
For International law Is law only in
so far as IL fas the sanction OF all the
parties concerned. After peace has been
declared there Will be an opportunity, no
doubt. for tho nations OF the world 10
meet again. as has been done before at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

William shea, rs. u painter Of ig9
Suydam street, Williamsburg. f'll ahou,
sixty feet from the Williamsburg Bridge
on the Brooklyn si,S yesterday and
barely missed striking woman who
WAS wheeling a peramhulator lie died,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
VENIZELOS GATHERS LEGION.
Or.nnises 10000 Men To Realize
Hellenic Ambitions.

EpFCin Tdb7e N'spdFcN IN TRF Nun.
LONDON. May l:.--According to tho
Tribnna of SalonIra, NJ NcnlHclos who
is now at Mitylenc. Is organizing new
Sacred Legion OF $4,000 men, composed
mainly OF Greek refugees, for the pur-
pose Of realizing the Hellenic programme
in Asia Minor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
The GuifIight Mt -. Mary's Roads

LoNDoN. May IL The American tank
steamship Gulnighi, which was tor
pedOcd by u German submarine and
bcachcd in crow Sound Sicily Islands.
has been towed 10 st, Mary's Roads and
a. now at anchor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

The inevitable remedy, the petition
states, Is one of retaliation rather than
an effort directly TO forco England to
change her maritime policy. An embargo
on arms and ammunition shipped from
here. the petition implies. would have
the effect OF bringing England to terms.
This petition is being circularized
among business houses. public bodies.
churches and citizens IN general. Each
recipient is requested TO copy It. or pur-
chase copies and send Il on to other
fellow citizens"
Mr.. Meissner would not confirm a
statement that there were already 49,
900 signatures, although he thought
there must be a good many by this time.
The committee which is 70 present the
petition 20 the President and the date
for presenting II have not yet been
chosen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

The total receipts for duties ~ the
custom llous" Yesterday were sac
Gl7la, Of which slNU.23I.o> was Tor
merchandise Withdrawn from huudrd
warehouses and &3J2,3S00G FOR recon-
importatons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
Another Compcnsati ton BiiI signed.

ALBANY. May i2.--Gov. Whitman
signed the Kelly bill TODAY under
which an employee suffering from "a
pre-, ious disability shall not receive COM
p"nsation for later injury in excess
OF .hc compensation allowed for such
injury when considered by itself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

PHILADELPHIA. MAY Fin view Of
the demand that both the present and
possibly continuing complications likely
to arise during the war between the
belligercnts and the neutral powers
call for action on the part OF the neu-
trails, with the United States in the lead.
the following telegram was sent by a
newspaper to-day TO a number OF pub
licisis, jurists and specialists in inter-
national law
Wholly aside from any immediate is-
suo as TO what protests the United
states may make TO Germany or any
other belligcrent growing out OF tho
present International complications. II is
believed that there Is growing con-
victon that the rights OF the United
states and all other neutrals will he
best served by the United States cali
ing together congress Of neutrals to
meet this summer during the continuance
of the war. the congress TO discuss all
questions growing out of the breakdown
~ International law and the failure OF
other safeguards Of the rights of ncu-
trails ON land and sea. Please wire
your views"
In response number OF replies have
heen Received which show that the need
Of such congress Is considered press
ing and the discussion OF It u timely
one. The communications follow:
COudcrt In Favor.
Frederic coudert. auth.rity on inter-
national law, Of New YoN<
81 thoroughly approve the calling of
"A of p.l
TO America to vndicate the rights Of
humanity and Of public law upon which
the integrity ot civilization Is based
To refuse this leadership and TO allow
the rights OF small nations to be de-
stroyed by brute force would be TO re.
sign the position whoa the United
states has occupied - champion Of
human rights among the family OF ma
tlons"
George Trumbull hadd. professor
emeritus OF mental and moral philoso-
phy AZ Yale:
"It is eminently desirable II poesl bic
10 bring the united judgment Of neutral
nations in the interest Of humanity to
bear upon he issues involved In the
conduct Of the present war In case
this could be done promptly and a prsc-
tea! unauimity reached the decision
Wouil nave tNc utmost nlOfal weight
Paul Fuller. member Of the firm OF
COudert Bros, lawyers. New York.
~ congress NJ ueutrals to agree upon
measures for the safeguard of their
rights and the respect OF international;
rules would be- most timely The United
States should take the lead in such a
movement"
samuel Dickson, corporation lawyer.
Philadelphia:
Il think action should he taken a.
once. The questions that have arisen
Ike the Fa!aba. Gultiight and Lusitania
cases. call FOR discussion and action
and | believe the interests o: humanity
would be served By such a congress
under the leadership OF the United
states"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
LUSITANIA FUND $3,415.
Mayors Committee Gets COntribu-
lions before Opening Lists.

The Mayors committee which IL coll
lectinG a fund for Lustania survivors
has received s3tl5 in unsolicited con-
tributions from these sources;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13

Importers Of olive oil were worried
Yesterday over reports that Italy has
decided 10 place an embargo upon this
staple, No definite news to this effect
was received, hut importers in Baiti.
more and here believe II Is likely.
I'VE have been getting our oil right
along" said Alfred NJ. Maspero. asso-
ciated with his father in C.. Marpero e.
Go. The Carpathla. arriving two DAYS
ago. brought MS a large shipment, and
we have another large quantity in Italy
waiting tn he shipped
"If the embargo has been placed, |
ought to receive a cable by tomorrow
at the latest expect that the repor.
in true"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-16

HI fin Sienitab1. Den gaD fig
81. a. l1oilag j bans 8eitrabelier
for at ffaa, rei1t Min6esmprffer poo
biltortife Ste6er rlinot on i Da1r=
mart, Sen melt fietote Ell itfffert
ogiaa Sen In%tufffeite al bisie Minbe-
ftene, ct Minoesmerfe i Sfibe=
lunh arat' seo &ongeaae1l for Mog-
nl,s ben @ooes 5ejr oper @e,,oernc
pna 2prifob Seoe. Oct er uofprt
LAT Miels @fobgoaro. Gbor 2dnge
Iibgte fer1t Be preusiiife Mpnoigbe=
oers 5an,tbffe til at relic 0enne
|Sten .paa ielbe Galpla0ien. 9ette
fit ban ielbfelgelig iffe Sob til, og
ban beltemte 90, at SEN ifuloc itaa
laa ner on ,nu1ligt beo set tabte
2ano, til bbis Spribor Song Mog=
nus baboe ibu11get fin 6ooers, Sci
Zig Slabs 3fie / Spio1el1 for lin
oanif= norife Seer, og tillige pao Ct
5teo, bbor man fl1noe ic langt ino.
oper 5pnoerjpllan0s Sor0. Mug
msltenen u0gigr mi ct al Sc mutt
fe1te Seq / @fibeluno &rots It's
lmpfning. Mf on0re Min6esmnr=
fer, iom Sbor, 2ange los rei1e> er
ct ltort Stenfors, 1om b%etegner BET
Steb beo Sin0er1tp, bbor Crit Clip
ping bleb mDr0et. @nbbioere EN- paa
Grabe Se6e, 5bor Sen 6nnfe Som
SDenb @ra6es. 9rqb fonot @teo.
9igeleoes befoite6e 2ange &eitau=
%reringe1 al Set merfelige u@nub=
befors" .paa @ri0slele1nagle Morf,
lom opri110elig bar reiit / @al0emor
5ejrs Gage poa ct Steb, bbor
&pngens &ultri1 UNDER oober Stint
mel 'fpote ct 8ar11: Gbor 2ange
bar en- meget belltaoenoe Mano.
San bar gift meb en- rig, abelig
r1siiif Game og bleb rusiiif 5tats=
roao, og oe &erge, ban tjente beo
i'm literGrc Girf1ombeb, los ian
blonot ai10et fo1nme loo0onne Sor=
mool 1om 0isie ,tilgooc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-16


noaar mon ierberer oaglig. mango
n9g1tbn."
oa man fig let paa Gapegpier bran-
Der.
ct ,2%bgneblab ~ iaa lpoer 8erbens
Dor1!
Negjerinee1l Dbao iplles Ser,
Oeronl?
ct 2pancbloo ifol tolc Danmarfs
Sag
til Spot % 5pe for 3oble Sag for
Sag.
S oe1ne Gio> oa @erocn Itaor /
8rdn6,
90 arigen Hammer bog Dor goffe,
ratl6,
/ bcnnc SID, ser fpbcr Mio % &o6,
Srgonct fit tit Napn: st 2pgnc-
blao.
I'll Sober for lit Solf og 6porc-
Lamb
berpn1t bleb Cabling iom cit erli9
Mono;
lng Mnrte til: fjer11t fra bans ST.
oeltopn
Mlper0en cir bans @loo lit rctte
Nabn:
Set 6anife 2ggnebloo / &ipben=
balm!
Mfe11 mi CT Ser sen Mprfeliqbe0
be0 Sort 2anb"S @ers, at tooer
man oct fprlte 8pgiton i bpcr 2inje
og leler neooo, bliper Mei1ltotet:
w&ort 2anb" CT ct Soiotbloo".
sort 2ano" bor 2ejligbco til at
1o11oe> at man Zig let poo Nope=
gpier brn1loer".
@clc 8Dcn brioer Jig al 2ottcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-16

CT 2~aanepefsler, og Deraf bar 2oa=
ne pg Oisfontobanfen 10000,
2unbn1onDsba11fen 100000 % Sol
lonos t@onocl= og 2onobrugsbor1f
10000.
Salt m1enes @os1iper11e at on0rage
en- Dolp Willipn. Mftiberne er
D0erlt tbipl1nmme
6or 7 Mor itOen ne61otte Steen=
Mn0ericn fig ipm Molfinforban0ler
/ Maribo og oparbej0e6e mart Ell
ltpr 6orrdning. SON 11Dbioeoe Sen
til ogioo at omfottc EN- ltprre So
brifsbirflombeO og oprette0e for 2
Mar 1ioen cit Siliol / 5tubbefgbing.
Sm1pt11ingen lfal bobe 110giort op
til en- Million oln Mard.
Sen MfDpoe efterlo6er Jig Gnfe
og 2 Sp1rncr pau 10 og s Mar. SON
bar %libsfor1ifret for benbeb 100000
&rnner.
Gn ejcnbpmmelig &antionslas.-
@pjcltcret oflagoe fornplig 9pm /
en- itriftlig proce0eret, britt 11iGb=
banlig &autionsiag.
g. ter at en- Mpller bupoe Disfp1l=
teret eli GGffe SefSler bos 2ollonO=
Salitcrs Snoultri= % 2%anobr1,gs=
bor1f / %9enfobing> S., bleb 8o1fen
beficn0t lnc0, at Mpllere11 peb It's
ite0elicn al forifjellige al bisie Sets
Ter bapoc gjorf fig ifploig / 5ollf.
Sen benbenote fig 90 til nogle Her-
1pncr al M9llerens 8efjenotlfobs-
frcos, Dbem 0en fore log at bi0raae
til Ell Sroning al W9llerens Sor=
bolo til @o1,fen. Ser opretteoes
oerpao 6. Sum- 1910 ct 9ofume1lt.
bporefter 3 al Mpllerers 8efjen0te
til u5agcns Oroning" ilrOeltoo @all=
fe1, for 6c1bplospis 1,456 ar., 4,074
&r. pg 1852 Sir.
Sen s. SUM- 1910 mel0tc imip=
lertio tMplleren fig ielp til Eoli=
;tiet; bans SO blep Da taget UNDER
Notwithstanding, og ban blep
%itroffet for itl1e Solifnerier.
Sc 3 @ara11ter me11te mi, at Be-
Tres @aronti bar bo%rtfol0en 1om
6plgc al, at Melleren blen ltroffet,
og 5agen loale0es life blep orOnet.
men 8anfen onlagoe &etsiag impo
0em til @etaling al opennebnte 8e=
lpb. Soobel u%110erretten lom Sber=
retten bpmte DEM, ibet BET - 1om
set bc6ber / Oberrets0ommen - bel
maotte pGrc Ell fienbelig Sorlloiet=
ming for @orontiti1iagnene, at Ser
fife fra 8anfens SIDE bleb gjort
Mnmeloelie til Bolitiet, men ga lao=
San Nnmel6elie beller life lfete,
funbe Sen SmltGnoigbeO, at Wplle=
rem lelp n1el6te. Zig til @olitiet, life
bebirfe, at 8anfens Set if9lge So
fumentet al 6. Stunt 1910 bortfolot.
&pieiteret frifanot 6erimoo 60
ranterne og tilfienote bber al Dem
400 &r. / Sagsomfo1tninger. S.
Dommens Bremis1er beooer Set 81.
a., at @aronterne beo Opfltn1entet
at 6. Stunt 1910 forpligte6e fig til
at betale 8anfen Sc obennebnte Sc
leb til 5agens Orbning, og at Ser
berbeo maa bore ment en- Srbning.
bborefter Mglleren fun6e nn0guu
.5traf for Sc at bam begaaebe syoIif=
forbrp6elier og i6et en- laaban ORD
ming blep um1lliggjort beo buns,
Selbanmel6elie, Ser maa fortoiet=
tee foretaget uben &aabirfning fra
@aranternes SIDE, fon6tes @anfen
al1ere6e iom Selge beraf life at tint
ne itptte noget &rab paa Dof1lmer-
tet.
8renot Mslle. Sra @sge meooe-
leg, at 2i1le Salbp @prle, tilbprer-
De MgHeeier Chr. Sanier, ct totolt
neobrpnot. Slben opltoo beo Selp-
aantnn6elic.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-16

Srrbt AT en- STR. Eoo vMpn=
11ingelpganr0" beo &Dnfebp bleb en-
gom1nel Hpgter, @ons Miellen, for
leoe1 iloc tilre0t al en- Ipr. 9fl1 er
BON oeo al tine &pnltclier.
Gn Sitter furnlpffet, Sitter @s.
&onlelL Tpnsifop, Gllegaoro, CT
fo%rl1lpffet UNDER 5ejlo0i cn ira Wfio=
oelfart til lit @jem. 8aoDcn CT Gre
bet i 2onO pau Snne. @anie1l, ser
bar CIT Gl0re Wano> bar Gnfemono
pq cfterln6er flerc bofsnc @or1.
STIR granb paa Terpernc. Sra
S6orsbopn meooeleS ben 20. Morts,
at cit ltor SlOebroro poa 9jterp
bar ooelagt Observation-Disclosures.
Saobel 8oligen lom Splogene
brrnOtc ful0lten0igt.
2%posfalb. Tbp. T%pr1teprnlt /
Grpnlo1O S. 6. g. &iittel :er of=
gooet beo 0poen poo Gbnrp> Sc
Nor ga1nlnel. Sen 9(fopoe, ser bar
HioDer al @bg., bleb / 8egpn6elien
al Solpfemierne anlot iom Mis=
itonGr / Mngn1agialif lon 0e11 for
tie oanifc TrPit poa @%rpnIonos
Eitfplt; fer forbleb ban / flcrc Mar
og 1lbretteoc ct fort Mrbejbe.
Get CT lang Sci. Mrbejosn1an6
@ilbelm Grifien i @prlerprp for or
bejbct / 3einer=2arlens Ylonteifole
bco Selitngpr / 80 Mor. 9a ban
Dar t Mil til fit Mrbejoslteo, bliper
oct oltioo - Weil ONT llgcn,. ban bor
at goo, bbilfet giber ca. 600 Mil .
ont Maret. San far olt1ou / 2pbet
al Sc 80 Nlnr gaaet $4,000 Wil.
Grifien bar iii. ~NorbDell. Sem
ltrebl." en- talrig Gomrilie at for
iprge, ioet bon bar 20 Npr11 % Set
210c / &e11te.
Wrpnlanbif Taareapl / itor Still.
Grdnlanos 5tprelie ipger itooig at
lfabe 11De Sn0tGgtsfilber. Mon bill
MI realiiere en- 8lon ON r1eget tor
6aoreabl poa @r9nlano.
Der ct opfjpbt ct Hnr Suroreoe
i%slonoife Saar, og Sc bill /. Mpril
Waa1leO blibe transpprteret til SIT
l%ianeboabs 0iitrift, bnor 9(p1scen=
fret ifol ligge. 2eoellen er opcr=
oroget @r. 2inoemann=@olipe
@eblastninsen al sbin. goo ct
/ Npfpbing= Sollter ofbo1ot Mpoe
beotoges fplgen0e &%eiolution:
lt0e1r &enibn til Sen omfottenoe
Slqgtning, font foregaar al 6algs=
1Din> Der life leberes til 2a110ets
Mnoels= og Acknowledgements, er Sc
for 2ollano=Taliters 3 Sbineilogte=
rier foriamle6e 8eltDreli esme6lenn=
mer enige ON at mnie set for phi fe=
ligt, at Der 11oite6es Sorbuo mos
laaoan Ne0Iagtning, ioet mo er
opmerflom paa, at Set ,bo ebe1t11elt
bill blibe np6benoigt at treffe 6or=
onltoltninger bebrgrenoe Sifrinqen
al Snolat1oets SoriDni11g mes 6lnif.
SGiterne paa Saaiingc bur pua ct
yteoe for11plig be0taget en- &eiol1l-
ton, bbori Be taffer. ST.. 3oble for
Den alorig ibigtenbe 8elbilje, bbor=
meo BON bar liant Gre til &lager
fra Seiterne ober StombuIet Gaa-
iingeS bi1faarfige % 1rretferoige
Administration, % opfororer bam
til at bragg 0mlorg for, at Sc reitez
ret1oe Seiteiteoer paa Soaiinge IN
ben life lenge lelges til 5pIterne
paa rimelige @ilfaar. Set be6to-
ges enobioere at anlegge @ag moo
Staf1bltief Soaiinge til Gilbagebe-
telling al De 2 &rocents 5alggom-
foitninger, iom Mominiitrntionen
biotil % f%orr1entlie ltberettiget bar
Rigbere al Seiteiteoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-16
@rrmf.

JleoDlnerDra1n1 | &allnnDbDrg.-
Sorle0en Mften beo 10=Sioen offp-
reoe Ell 22=oarig Won0, Gbr. 2o0e~
By, Der CT bjcmmebprcnoc / Sal
%l11noborg, ct Mepolberi f11o mos en-
20=aarig Slagteripenb og jfig0 Ger
efter Jig 1elD.
Slagtcrlpe1locn ifl,loe lamuen
nleo Ell l1ng &ige oflngge @e1pg /
en- gtabpbp. Da Sc pas ercoe Sal
lrnoborg Slots 2o6eguor6, bil6e
5lagteren te110e e1 Gigoret; men
| famine 9jeblif lp0 Ser bogfra ct
NepolDerl fl1O, og en- &1lgle gif in0 /
bans enc 9re % l1o al &inoen tet
beo Mnl1oen. SOM iegneoe til Sor-
ben, mc0ens Gigen, Ser bar / Gpl=
&c mc0 9um> lpb til Yolitiltotione11
Tor at melbc set pas1ercoc. Me=
0cns 9un lph, Dprtc bum cnon1t, ct
Mepolperlfl1b.
Sra Fo1itiltotionen begab ct Hor
Solooter og CIT @etje11t fig til @jer=
ningSltcoet; men pao @ejen mpote
Sc 5logterlpel1oen, Scr fpn gooell=
sc mcb 8looet lpbe1oe nco as Mr.
li9tct. San bleb tuget 111rber 2rge=
bebul1oling og 0crcfter f9rt til lit
@je1n.
Dro5sn1on0en fanot mon liggel,=
Sc Bog 2ooegoarben / %hepibitlps
Sill tono.
@ol bob6e ifuot Jig / Gin6ingen.
Ncpolperen, scr bor felt ny, loo beb
bons SIDE. @on bleb trar1sporteret
til 5pgebuiet, og to 2eger bleb til
falot, men ban ofgif heo 9pbcn
l10en at bore fpn11en til 8chiojt=
beo. Il
Sm @rl11oen til bans @jerning
fan fun iiges, at ban ti6ligere bob-
Sc beret forIobet mes Sen nppnt
1l11ge Ni9e.
Steen=Mnber lens 9pb. Sra 500
ri6o ifribes ONT l1lDffen beo @ulD=
borg SGrgelte0, bborbeo Moifinfa=
brifont Steen= M116er1en milteoe ST.
pct: Oct CT MI oplplt, at Sabri=
fonten TOM %fjbren0c / lit Ml1tomobil
/ fulo Sart neo ub 8affcn beo
@uloborg og fortlatte 1to ODER Ser
geleiets 8roflap, bborfra Mutomobi:
let itprteoe / Gon6et. Otter 20 Mi=
m1tters. Sorlpb bleb Stee11=Mnoer=
len truffet op al tililen0e Solf,
bporaf nobnlig Sfipper Gbriltenlen,
Nibe, uomnrfeoe fig beb &eonings=
orbejbet ltooen6e paa M11tomobilcts
@un6 / @ono til 2ipet.
syobrifont Steer=Mnber lens brat=
te 800 bar gibet Mnleoning til
mangearteoc &Dgter, og BET er al
lereoe fonltateret, at Ser foreligger
@efselfalif.
Naa Overwhelming al Game og
Oisfontobanfe11 i Warihp bleb 6et
for foa Sage. ii6e11 op0aget, at
@teen=Mnoerien baboe efterifrepet
en- fie11bt 8roprietGrs geabn. Ser
blep gibet bam Srilt til ON Mfte=
men, men ca. or6nebe life 6or=
bplbet.
Syorelgbig er Ser fonitoteret for
10000 Scr. falife @efsler, bisfon=
teret al 2ao11e= og Disfomtobarfen,
men a%ntagelig er Ser alt folife
@efsler for ct 8elpb al 100000
Saaroner. Mlle af ny Soto.
De11 Mfbgoes @efselgial6 an6ra=
.qer Cd. 100000 Ser. 100000 Ser.
.er Sanoelsbefsler og 10000 ST..
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xJahfnhxum.

1870 ~
KJnhtnhau11.
@onsen bliper i oislc Gage urolet
al g. g. 9orpb.
Tra15 Mer1tba opo.. &gl. Sam:
mermltiifl1s, Hrofcsipr 6ron5 See
rl10a CT afgoaet be0 9poen.
Stn r1siiife Strife / &jpbcnbapn,
&ongen for b%ifoloet, at scr meooe=
Les Ben ortbooofie rusiiife &irfes
Meniebeo /. &ipbenbobn Mnerfjen=
Belle. 5amtioig CT s. S. 5tebel=
fl1noff onerfjen6t ion1 &rpit for
Menigheoer.
8ube &riier fpr Malcrier. @eo
Ml1ftionen / &jgbe1lbobn pper @oos=
ejer 8. 8. 5cabeni11s's @%fterlooen=
lfober bleD ct 8illeoe al Otto @os=
l11n0, u@onm1el 8onoefpnc beo lin
&of", font @%o6seieren fin Sis bar
|fjpbt for 600 &r., betolt meb 1926
SIR. Spjelte Eris naoeoe Sens
Sl,els 8illeoe al G1riltimn Sen 5p=
ben6e; set betaltes me6 5000 &r.
ltlpffe paa Mmager. 5meoeme=
tier &asmu1sien / &iber1p paa
Mutager ltprte0e forleoe11 neo fra en-.
bpj Stige, bborbeo ban paa0rog fig
meget olporlige &beltell CT. San
brof 81. a. Set enc 8en paa to 5te=
Ser. Meget li6enoe fjertes fan til
&igsboipitalet.
Gn 8rpprieter 6pmt for &olb.
SEQ 5pnDre 8irf er Ser / 6isie 9a=
~ge of1ogt 9om moo Ell &roprietGr
g., Ser UNDER ct Sr0ifife meo fin
&ogejomfru, Tom flage0e ODER Sor=
boloene poa @oar0en, boD0e gipet
ben0e ct &or 2%usitnger.
&ogeiomfrl1en fremlag6e UNDER
Sagen 2pgeattelt, Ser beretteoe, at
| 2ienIaaqene bar 1b11Ine oq &in6en
bloalig 6eforeret. &roprieteren
opmtes for. @olo til 80 9ages
6eneiel puo ieobanlig Sungefoit,
og ban ifal betale Somfruen 60
&r: / @rltotning, iarnt Sage1ts Sm=
folt1inger.
Gn iberbig &bernlant.. On fjs=
benbabnif Gpgnfabrifant og Smeo
for Be ienere Mar biemipgt ollie
&etter mes ct l1tal at Broces1er, 1om
ban ollie bor tabt. ga1 bar ban lat
&ronen paa 8erfet beb at notuge
.lobformelig 5tabning moo ollie
9pjelterets 13 Ms1es1orer, for6t ben=
ne Set for ct &ar Tiger 1toen ofpiz
tie bans iioite Gag, og BON bar oes=
116e11 inofen6t ct Mn6ragenoe til
6olfetinget m at iu1pen6ere Be
(Sn61t9Dnte % opnebne efstraor6i=
mere Ms1esiorer for Mnleoni1gen.
Man6en ob%erlebere0e perlonlig
StGbningerne / Sgieiteret.
9anff Camper rebbet cit engelif
8eiGtning. 9umperen uSe1trD Seg=
ner", iom forle6en anfom til &ie=
benbabn, bab6e paa i'm ito1te &eile
ober 9or6i6en til england beret
gione til Ell engelff Dampers 9oe-
lpggelie beo ct Eorpe0oif116. ,Dom=,
peren beb uSngtpergble", og &ata=
lfrofen fiffee ito for Gbnen. uSSne=
pergDIe" cit giefbliffelig til 8nn6s;
Wanbifabf fIdp 11etop ! 8aa6ene,
men Sen enc al bisie bleb iIaaet i
llStpffer, % 8eiatningen maatte ta=
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Sbor 2ange. Den bergmte 6anife
.Sprogman6 % fine 2prifer Sbor
2onge, iom MI er. nfgaaet beo o.
ben poo 1T @obg ! Hl1sIano, bebn=
1r n', troos fin aanofIpetiebeo, Iige
til bet iioite en- tnrf aiiaerIigbeo.