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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21
Special Notices.

Alhuquerque. y. "a.
Special Notices.
VANTED-Lace curtains to wash, special
prices to hotels. Phone S63s-
IIOTsF,S TFANsFER-Phone 1850. Prompt
and reliable service.
GRAVES dairy churns the whole milk.
Their butter milk is perfect Phone 5ss3 J.
TIANTFD--yvashings by white woman. Coo
dozen Phone 1857, 21OS Idalia st.
SCF CIN I,x YOUR place into a lawn or eb =
den. everything furnished. For information
Phone 6101-
DOCTOR AUER.
C,,,ronir diseases. Diseases Of women Ner.
vous diseases. 212 Herald Bldg
N yOI- are in a hurry call Houston Trans
Ter < Storage Co. Trunks hauled FOR 25c
We pack. store and ship goods. Phone s33.
FOR RENT-barge open air pavilion for
,l.,r~i,r Darties. Ten dollars for the evening
Electric piano free. Phone No 4, Ysleta.
C0OD singer sewing machines. iinoIeT,,
and brass beds will trade for your second
bsnd furniture. Phone 1897. Texas Furniture
Co 400 s. FL Paso St
Business Chances.
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
Buerger Bros. store. Texas street Phone GG42
RESTAURANT for sale. good bargain.
923 s. Santa Fe st.
FOR sALE-wholesaIe magazine business.
$3.50. U. 1866. Herald.
GOOD little business In college town fine
FOR lady Terms Boy 60, Las Cruces. N. NJ.
WILL sell or trade grocery market and dry
goods store Address Z. ISL care Herald.
FOR sALE-Insuranee and real estate bust
ness good town. good business making mon
ey. reasons for selling. Address Box 253,
Goliad. Texas
coon OPPORTUNITY-For sale cheap,
first class grocery and meat market splen-
did trade, good location, selling $50 to
500 daily owner leaving city. Phone 1852
BUSINESS WANTED-want to buv zom9
small business. Have $500 cash State kind
OF business and full particulars in your first
answer. Address A. 1873. care Herald.
EDUCATIONAL.
"As a man thinketh. 30 is het"
Lessons IN self development. concentration
and constructive thinking, along meta
physical lines. For appointments. Phone
5323
Money to Loan.
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MONEY loaned, not = bought. quick action.
315 Trust Bldg
MONEY TO LOAN on good inside business
property. z per cent interest A p. Coles d
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21
For Rent-Apartmer1s Furnished

For Rent-Apartmerts Furnished
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ALEXANDRIA APIS. Phone 5424
FURNISHED APT. $780, G11 W. Mo. Phone
5546.
TWO room modern flat. no children In
quire 1856 n. St Vrain.
ST. REGIS APARTMENTS.
406 East Missouri. hone 3265
FRONT room apt. close in. reasonable.
Phone $500 W.
TWO large rooms running water. front
porch, n easonable. Phone 65i5
TWO and room apartments. with sleeping
porches. 81 F. Boulevard.
THE HOWELL one room kitchenette. bath
sleeping porch 514 West Missouri
TWO or three rooms private bath. reason
able Phone 2091.
THREE room apt with private bath. Phone
32gO-151S Montana.
SMALL furnished apartment, summer rates
Hotel Locke. Phone 54OS.
VERY desirable two rooms. sleeping porch
bath. rent So. Sell new handsome furniture
all complete for housekeeping $3.50. call
afternoons. Apt. No. /, 705 Arizona st,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-21
Observation-Disclosures.

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WE BUY second hand harness. Phi 41-I-
FIRE PROOF safe bookkeeper's desk, "a.
top desk. office table letter mes oillS'
chairs. Address 4. 1873, care Herald
WE WILL pay 12c per pound for old inner ,
tubes. Cannot use red tubes BrunsWlch
Bake Collender Co. of Texas. 422 san Ffan-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10

can government wants villa dead or
alive. and no steps will be neglected
TO carry out that object. Not less
than 5000 men will be used. all from
General Funstons command. This ac.
ton was decided by the cabinet this
morning. which said that villa must
be eliminated. as was Huerta.
Mexican Ambassador Arredondo
would not comment on the news. He
said yesterday. however. in his opin-
ion Carranza would not resent such
action.
No plans have been made as far as
known for the use Of the National
Guard.
II is considered probable the Al.
lantic fleet might be placed in Mexi-
can waters to protect Americans In
the coast towns.
Official Washington generally com
mends the president for his action.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10
Funston Asked to Go.
(By Associated Press,

Washington. March iO.-Aner an
early conference today between Sec.
retary OF War Baker and General
Scott 1t was announced the Colum.
bus massacre was a closed incident
as far as the army is concerned.
In an over night dispatch General
Funston urgently recommended that
be be authorized to send American
troops over the border TO clean out
the bandits gang. The state depart
ment will pass on the recommenda.
ton.
The state department made It plain
the incident was not closed as far as
the government was concerned. and
that negotiations with Carranza for
permission to send in troops to clear
out the bandits will go forward.
General Funston said: so long
as the border is a shelter for the
band they will continue TO harass our
ranchers."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10
French Steamer Sunk.
tBy Associated Preasl

Paris. March iO.-Havas dispatches
from Havre say the French line
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10
COMING EVENTS
At A. & N. COLLEGE
Athletic and Literary Events April
10 to IS viii Bring Large Crowds
TO the institution.

Texas A. and NJ. will be host to
hundreds OF high school athletes and
fans. former students OF the college.
and young women from all sections
OF the state at athletic and social fes-
tivities to be held at the College on
April 10. IL and Is. The order OF
events for the three days follow:
Thursday and Friday. April iS and
IL, 4 p m-University OF Texas vs..
A. and NJ. College. baseball.
Friday morning and afternoon. un-
Ill ball game. preliminary events. In
ter-scholastic track meet.
Friday night. Ross Volunteer ball.
Saturday afternoon finals In inter
scholastic meet. followed in late aft
ernoon and evening BY the annual
spring carnival
Railroads will offer special low
rates for sthe wssk;s activities and
the colleulsns are making prepara-
tions to entertain about two hundred
high school athletes, together with a
large following OF their high school
fans. Special effort Is being made
to have alumni and former students
return TO the college for the three
days activities. The Ross Volunteer
ball. one Of the premier social attrac-
tions OF the year. will be the cause Of
the presence OF a large number OF
young women at the College.
The big drawing card. however. Is
the spring meet for high school men.
Dean Kyle OF the school OF agricul-
ture. who Is chairman Of the commit
tee in charge OF the track meet re-
ports an unusual interest in the COM
ing meet.
Medals and other prizes will DO
awarded to winners In both the high
school and academy meets. The
school men will be entertained by the
cadets in the dormitories and at the
mess hall. Special entertainment
features to be given in their honor
after the meet is over are being ar
ranged.
The spring carnival will include an
agricultural parade in the afternoon.
representing the work OF the agricul-
tural department. a military pageant
in the evening. tent shows and all
that goes to make a regular carni-
val white way"
The plans already are well under
way for the weekend. which marks
the close Of holiday festivities at
/ A. and NJ.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10
U.S.. TROOPS ARE ORDERED INTO MEXICO
ORDERED TO CAPTURE
Or KILL BANDIT VILLA

President Wilson Gave the Word for Troops to
Cross Border for the Capture and Punishment
of Villa Bandits-An Adequate Force Will be
Sent-The Movement Has Sanction of Caranza
Government Dropped by Villa Re.
vealed the Fact He Decided Last Fall to Make
War on Americans Slocum With 800
Men Guarding the Border Says They Are
Ready for Villa-O Officers Admit Possibility of
Further Raids and Federal Troops Increased.
Villa is Is Miles South of the Border-Action
Does Not Mean Intervention
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10
TO MAKE WAR ON U. S.
CBy Associated Press)

Columbus. N. NJ. March to.-The
papers dropped by Villa In his flIsh,
yesterday revealed that he decided
last October to wage warfare against
Americans This step, according TO
the documents, was taken immediate.
ly after the United States gave rec.
osnition to carranxa.
Another paper acknowledged the
receipt Of $4,000 In gold from the
cananea Copper Company for the
lives Of three Americans held as pris.
oners and slated for execution.
Colonel sIoeun, commanding the
Thirteenth Cavalry, said today u
Villa came again. I'VE will give him
a worse whipping than on yesterday"
Colonel sloeum has $40 men guard.
ing the border.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10
ROOSEVELT WOULD GOVERN
HEROIC NATION OR NONE,
Says His Nomination Would Be Mis-
take Unless Nation 10 Willing
10 Act.
ny Associated Press.l

New York. March i0.-Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt. who is at Trim.
idad. British West Indies. in a state
ment given out Thursday through the
Evening Mail. emphatically declines
to be a candidate in the primaries OF
Massachusetts, or OF any other state.
Il will not enter into any fight for
the nomination" the colonel says.
Indeed will go further and say
that II would be a mistake to noml.
nate me unless the country has In
its mood something of the heroic. un.
less II feels not only advocating Il.
self to ideals. but the purpose meas
ureably to realize those ideals in
America.
"This Is one Of those rare times
which come only at long intervals In
a nations history. when the action
taken determines the life OF the gen.
erations that follow. Such were the
days OF Washington and Lincoln.
1T is for us today to grapple with
the tremendous national and interna.
tional problems OF our own hour In
the spirit and with the ability shown
by those who upheld the hands OF
Lincoln and Washington.
Whether we do or do not accom-
plish this feat will largely depend up
on the action taken at the Republican
and Progressive conventions. Moth
ing is to be hoped from the present
admlnistration-all that they offer US
is choice between degrees Of hy
pocrisy and degrees OF infanmy."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10

Vote for your Queen.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10

lbr AhtoctAted ffe&
WASHINGTON. MARCH TO-
PRESIDENT WILSON TO-DAY OR.
oeRED AMERICAN TROOPS OVER
THE MEXICAN BORDER TO CAP.
TuRE OR KILL THE VILLA BAN.
DTS WHO YESTERDAY RAIpEp
COLUMBUS. N. NJ.
FOLLOWING THE STATEMENT
ISSUED At THE WHITE HOUSE.
" WAS SAID AN ADEQUATE
FORCE WOULD BE SENT At ONCE
IN PURSUIT OF VILLA. WITH THE
SINGLE OBJECT OF CAPTURING
HIM AND PUTTING A STOP TO
FoRAYs. THIS CAN AND WILL
BE DONE IN AN ENTIRELY
FRIENDLY AID or THE coNsTI.
TUTEo AUTHORITIES OF MEX.
lco.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10
M0MENTARY LULL IN
INFANTRY FIGHTING
Germans Make Additional Capture Near Verdun
While French Regain Lost Footins-Rus.
slams Land on Turkish Coast and Are
About to Occupy Trebizond.

steamer Louisiana was sunk last
night. The crew was saved and no
passengers were aboard. II is pre-.
sumed the vessel was sunk by the
same Submarine that has been operat.
ing along this cosst and which torpe.
doed the Hermantrice.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10
(By Associated Presal

London. March iO.-The capture OF
Ablein wood was announced by Ber.
lin today. II is stated the French re
gained foothold In the vaux forts
A momentary lull In the infantry
fighting was reported by Paris.
The Russian troops have landed or
the Black Sea cost Of Turkey and
the occupation OF Trebizond Is immi
nent. according to consular reports tc
Washington.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10
AUTO WRECK RE-
Suits FATALLY
Skldded a Hundred Feet and Over.
turned, Killing One and InIurins
Five Others.
tby Associated Press. ]

Wichita, Kan. March iO.-Georgc
Newton OF Bartlesville. Ok. was kill.
ed and three other men and two wom-
on were slightly injured when their
auto skidded a hundred feet and
turned over while they we're travelling
at a high speed today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10
FEDERAL TROOPS INCREASED.


Columbus. N. NJ, March to.-rhe
federal troops we're increased In mum.
bsss early today to patrol the Mesi.
can border near here as a further
preeaution against further invasion
BY vilIistas. Villa 10 reported to be
fifteen miles south Of the border. The
possibility Of further raids 10 admit.
ted BY the officers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10
is Not Intervention.
(Ry Associated Pre.sl

Washington. March lO.-The presi.
dents order in its present stage does
not mean intervention. II only pro-
vides for a punitive expedition to deal
with the .lawless forces over which
Carranza has no control. The Ameri.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10
Two War Vessels Sunk.
By Associated Press.l

London. March i0.-The British
torpedo boat destroyer Coquette and
torpedo boat No. II we're sunk by
striking mines. II has been officially
announced There were forty.five
casualties in connection with the sink.
ing.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10

| am continuing Miss Misuot's
dancing class. Private lessons also
For particulars phone 25i. rings
Miss Wagner.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-10

COLUMBUS, NJ. NJ, March TO-
APPROXIMATELY 200 mExlcANs
WERE KILLED IN THE BATTLE
HERE YESTERDAY.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18
Diet store Fastelavnsgilde. D

bet store Fastelavnsgilde. Det
gaar raskt fremad med Forbe-
redelserne til den store Fasie-
lavnsfest, som afholdes L@rdag
den lite Marts af ID. A. c."
'komiteen lover. Ell rigtig beha-
gelig og morsom Aften og Ho-
vedbegivenheden or se1vf@lgelig
at "slaa Katten at T@nden". Der
er ogsaa s9rget for ct :godt Or
kester we'd Ballet og der vii BIZ
We mango rigtige danskc Dan
Sc; alt skal foregaa som Diet
gjorde hjemme i gamle Dam
mark we'd =, Fastelavnsfesternc.
kom1teen. venter stor Tilslut-
da: Diet er noget fuldstan-
digit nyt her i Minneapolis. Lad
os derfor like skuffe den, men
gaa OPP. og more os den At
ten, dersom vi paa nogen Maa-
de kan. ~"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18
ct 8ssI sistsSs, BBrsSas. Sen IS. a6sbrnar 1917.

DANsK Ev. LUTH. 81. STnPHANa
KIRKE. Hjbrnet az Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hvel
Ssndag Form. ri. IL. .Ssndagssko
lie XII. 8.
FORENINGEN "HAABET" mSds,
paa Central Hall, den 2. OF 4. Tors
dag i Maaneden.
III G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81 .
B. s., mpder i. og 3. Fredag / Maa
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
FORENINGEN "GODT HAAB' ne
der 2. og 4. LSrdag paa vasa Hall
FORENINGEN DANMARKS SON
NER" af D. 8. D. r. msder 2. Of
4. Onsdag paa Vasa Hall.
@olgatba banif.norite Hresbsteria'
ner Strife, 1876 Ebomas st., ne,
Slice ct. Donif @ubstiendte bbe,
5snoog Morgen ser. 1890. en-
qclif Wubstjeneite bber Ssnbaq
Mfte11 El. 8, DbDrtti ollie CT b1er'
telig Delfomne.
Naitoren bil bore at finDe / fiji
&pntor i &irfer,, 1876 Sbon1os
Ct, bper Eirs6ag, Gors0og oe
2prbog, fra al. 9-12 SIN. %
fra 81. 2-5 GIN. @o1torens 30.
!ig CT III / Mr. 28S Ebomos ct.
g. s.. @role;> 8oItor.
D.ANMARKS D0TRE meder 2. og 4
Tirsdag i hper Manned j Central
Hall. IS W. Z. st.
SANGFORENINGEN "DANIA" me
der hver Mandag paa Vasa Hall.
ELEONORA CHRISTINE I.OGE Mr.
so, d. 8. s., n1Sder /. og 8. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
DEN DANSKE UNGDOMSFORE
ming mSder paa Central Annex Hal
hver Onsdag Atten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18
Foredrag om Jordens Historic.

Foredrag orn Jordens Historic.
| Marts Manned vii Arbejdernes
Notwithstanding lade afhol-
de en- Rakke Foredrag ON hi
storisk Geologi. Foredrage1lc
holdes af Professor Allen Strong
Broms, og hvert enkelt, bliver IL
lustreret med over 100 farve-
trykte Lysbilleder. | disse Fo-
redrag vii vor Klodes Saga bill
We skildret IL Ord og Billeder.
Saavel Jordens Udviklingshisto-
RE som de forhistoriske Dyr -
saasom Dgler og Mammuthen
- vii blive visit i Billeder og
forklaret i Foredrag. Foredra-
gene afholdes IL Unitarkirkela
paa 8. Str. mellem Nicollet og
Hennepin Ave. bet fprste Fo-
redrag oliver afholdt S9ndag d.
S. Marts XII. 8 Aften. Foredra-
gene .fortsattes derefter de f6]-
gende tire S@ndag Aftener.
Emil Christensen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

"Thorvaldsen Loge Nc. as
afholdt sin aar1ige Maskerade
afvigte L3rdag Aften .paa Da-
MIA Hall, og visit er det, at Lo-
gen ingensinde tidligere har halt
en- stprrc cHer mere vellykket
Maskerade. Over 200 var m@dt
maskerede, og Komiteen havde
let stort Arbejde med at udsp-
&c de NEST pramiev@rdige
blandt. saa mango, da der var
mere end Overflod at saavel
smukke som komiske baade Da-
me- og Herre-Masker.
Gruppe-Praemien blew tilkjendt
Mr.. og Mrs. Hesbeck, Mrs.
Marchall og Mrs. Buzzell, som
i Dragter af de altid velsete
,danske Nationalfarver reklame-
rede for D.. B. S. As. Miss Jen-
sen blev tilkjendt 1ste Dame
pramie som "Amerika", medens
1ste Herrepr@mie tildeltes Mr..
A. P. Hald som Tor. Mrs.
Thomson, der som "Gine" "fuldt-
I'd" udfyldte Betingelserne for
en- komisk Damemaske, til
kjendtes Pramie derfor, medens
vor allesteds n@rverende Ko-
mixer, MI. Gustav Andersen
, selvfglgelig gik af med HERE
premier som "Charlie Chaplin"
!" i hvilken Maske han like alene
for Ungdommen men ogsaa 70,
de Voksne var til stor Nor
skab.
Efter Demaskeringen traadtcs
Dansen i Taxi til Tonerne fra
Mortensens Orkester. Alt i All
). en- vellykket Fest So en- Fest
!, som Diet burde vere, efter de-
! Arbejde Vi allie presterede, like
mindst "Ugebladet".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

9pftoren: uDet er life noget bi=
oere farligt meo 9eres 9jne, men
for at blipe fl1l6itnnoig roif, mao
Sc boloe op me6 at brifffe."
Yatie1ten: vgeei, peo Sc bpo0.
Iforoi ON set er 0oarligt bepen6t
meo ct Bar 8in0uer, bebgper ma11
|0a ianoelie fife Iaoe bele :5uiet for=
Ifaloe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18
Dlnneapolts

Skibene: Dampskibet Ere
VIII" af Scandinavian
;America-Linien forlod Kristi-
anssand den ode Feb. paa Wei
en- til New York med 683 Pas
'sagerer. Skibet ventes til New
York den lode Feb, og Tilba-
gerejsen vii foregaa den 4de
Marts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

Kirkekoncert.* 4 St. :Peders
Kirke, 20. Ave. og g.. St. So, vii
der bliye afholdt en- Kirkekon-
cert S@ndag Aften den II. Marts..
Der treffes Forberedelser til Ell
in%dholdsrig Aften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-02-18

-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MIle ct bel
TONNE.
@olgatbas &irfes apinbeioresina
bill DoIbe fit nolte Mpbe Iorsoaa
gftermioDag pen "a. Tebruar hos
Ntrs. S. S. S%rnnoien, 260 2o1pno
ct. Meo1em11er % &er,1er -
ollie er bjertelig pelfommer.
Saugfpreningen 9ania, ct. &aal.
81 bar ip, lom bel ollie Go1lfe
pe1, ct ba1lf 9roberlamfuno, hp1s
3opeoformaal ligger / Napnet lclp
ct SanfunD at onnife @rpore -
Dette 5amfunbs 8etponing CT bel
fa1t1laaet men hi bar 10 og1ao
ct nSmgerlamfunb" ct Cont
fund al banffe Sngere, noget 1om
ld1gt ira fines at bore to11lrtet til
Ben bnnife &olonis 8epoltbco. =
Sbi ielb ON Mannet life er "Sa11S
fund, men uSangfora1ingen 9o-
Mo-, 1oa ct BET oog / &eoliteten
Oct iamme, tbi 0ens Sormonl er at
fa1nle ollie oanife Sangerc og Snng=
in~teres1ereoe til ct 5omfuno, 90
igienrem 5angen at holoe DC 1fjpn=
ne Meinoer fra @iemmet / Sore 90
bapoe bel1 8laos 1om bonif Gang
inotoger / Sanger1s @croe'1 elz
Ter bnrbe inotage.
Mu er Ser jo to &utegorier al
5nngforeninger for bet fpr1te
Ell, buor Goreningen bar Napnet
men lite @pne11 til / 8irfeligbeoea
at bore Napnet 5angfore11ing,
for Set onbet 5ungfora1ingcr, Iom
meoI ful6 &et b9rer Na1n1et - tbi
5nngen er bog Sem SEN fpr]tc %
ter1te Spgabe:: 5elpfelqelig moo
en- Songforening giennen1goa bet
fer1te 5tu6ie fere1to Sen meo &ettc
Ton bgpbe Mnpnet 5angforening.
Me1t lnb mig gipre cit long ST.
ltorie fort 5angforeningen 90
nin er mi nunet trent til at bGre
it Nnbn me6 f1,l6 Met oQ bette
1fDIoeS i fpr1te 2inie Sen brillante
2eber. 8rofes1or Dable. Dania
fur1be olbrig bone faaet cit beore
Ae0u ~ set er en- giben Gin9 -
% Oct er gonife ealeitaaenoe bptlfe
MefuHnter Ser ollereoe CT opaaaet.
Brofes1or Dnble bar forltaaet at
irteresiere bber erfelt Sanger
% b1erigjennem nuft sen Tplelie al
9algerbi1eiplin, Ser CT @opebbeti11=
gelfen for Ell 5a11gforening = en-
pirfelig 5nngforening. Ser er 10
mango &mifeligbeber at fen1pe
1meo, % De, Der gjpr fig melt merf=
bare, er oj altio Sc pefuniGre. 81
nunn babe alle 0anife Sungere %
5mginferesfereoe mes lrrn oftipe
eller pds1ipe Meolemmer, % buis
hi faor De11 5tgtte lom h,roe font
me fra ale Dan1fe / StillingbDcrue,
foo. nnrer set life lenge, in6en ser
bill gau @D OFT uDania" til @gre
for Dunif Gang ng Minoerne igje1l=
1em 5ange11. Oct er ppro at ltptte
% Set er nemt at itette. 5a1,gen
ct bel ct 8obeoformoaf for 500
MO; men Der er pg nil bliDe lprget
for 1noerboloning poa forifjellig
Meaaoe, og 10 1terfere Joreni19e1
bIiper, 10 mere og behre fan ser
orrnrgeres. 6or Giben itaor &c.
ltpreIien / Understanding meo CIT
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frigen i 6orbinoelie me0 2psbille=
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