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Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-10
MUST FILE VOTING
 APPLICATIONS BEFORE .16TH
Board of Registrars Will Not Consider
 Any Others.

Any citizen who has lived in this state one year and this town six months next proceeding Nov. '. the day of the presidential election. may make written application to one of the registrars or assistant registrars of voters on or before Monday, Oct. 1G, and not later than 5 o'clock in the af- ternoon on that date if he desires to be made a voter this fall as the board of registration will not consider any one who has not filed such applica- ton. The time and place in each of the six voting districts will be found in the notice printed elsewhere.
 The registrars of voters are Tyler D. Guy and Cornelius J. Downes. The assistartss are: Herbert M. Lerou, Thaddeus sLeahy, West Side; Louis H. Geer, Frank Leonard, GreenevilIe; AL bert Bailey, Patrick T. Cornell, Nor wich Town; George ". Beardow. Tim othy J. Sullivan. Taftvil1e; Henry Ge- brath. James W. Blackburn, East Side.
 Winchester.-At the republican pro- bate convention for the Winchester Colebrook district was neld at the town building, Wtnsted, Judge Frank w. Seymour was renominated.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-10
Shells to Cost More.
STAFFORD SPRINGS
Schools, Factories and Stores to Close All or Part of Fair Days-Homer S. Cummings Speaks at Borough Hall.

The Stafford fair ground was the center of attraction in this locality on Sunday afternoon. The weather was fine and many people went out to the grounds. Several of the eating booths and show tents were on the ground. The horses were about all here and this year on account of the attractive purs- es they comprlse some very classy steDpers. Many out of town visitors came to the grounds Sunday afternoon and at 3.90 the crowd was larger than that which often Is seen on the opening day of the fair. The half mile track which Is one of. the best in New Eng lnnd is in excellent condition. The old shacKs which have occupied the center of the grounds for years have been re- moved and the park presents a very attractive appearance. Hotels and roouling houses are already crowded. Many former Stafford people have come to the fair which serves for an old home week for Stafford The schools will close today (Tuesday) at 12.05. They will be closed all day on Wednesday and Thursday. The man. ufacturing plants will close all day Wednesday and again Thursday and the stores will close each of the three days of the fair at II o'clock.
 Homer 6. cur1nalngs spcake.
 Homer s. Cummings, democratic candidate for United States senator spoke before g. largo audience at Borough hnll Monday evening on the Issues of the campaign. Tn the after noon he spoke in West Stafford, Tol- land and West Wilmington.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-10

awaited at the church by a delegation from the Children of Mary. of which society the bride was q member, As the bridal party proceeded down the main aisle Midsummer Nights Dream WaA rendered on the violin by Miss Maria Pratt of Taf,ville, accofnpan- led by Miss Iyu Miner. The bride waa attired in white silk net. She wore q veil and carried a shower bou- auet Of white roses, She was married within the chancel rail, Her maid wore pink Georgette crepe with bon- net to match and carried red roses, Tho brides gift to her maid was un amythtst pondan-. The groom gave his best man aL diamond tic pin,
 At tho conclusion Of tha mass the removed the bride's veil. At the un- yelling the Bridal Chorus. MandeilBohn was played by tho organist, Miss N. V. Miner, accompanied by Miss Pratt. The music of the IHaha was by the full choir nt tho ofrertofy, Mrs. R. J, Jodoin sang an Ave Maria. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of tho bride on High street.
 MT. and Mrs. Arpin left Willimantie for Burlington. Vt, and Montreal on Tho bride is tho eldest daughter of Pe- ter and Elxzilda Parauin Fobotal1le. Tho groom is tho son of tho late Pierre and Mary Bouregard Arpin and is en- ploycd in tho Baltic mills.
 Numerous handsome gifts included cut glass, china. silver. linen, house. hold furnishings and money, Also handsome dining set from the Misses Arpin. Guests were present from Will nmantic, Providence, Boston, New London. Taftville, Plainf1eld. Daniel son, Newark, N. J.. Ptttstleld, Hart- ford, New Britain and Derby.
 The brides going away gown was blue broadcloth trimmed with brown plush with hat to match.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-10
LETTERS FROM BULLETIN CORRESPONDENTS
MOOsUP
Rally Day Exercises at Methodist Church-Ball Games - SPortsmen Find Game Plentiful.


 The annual Rally day service of the Methodist church was held Sunday morning. The church was bright and attractive in its decoration of brilliant Tall flowers. Everett Dawson, the or ganist, and the choir rendered a spe- cial program. The Rally Day eXer- cises were as follows:
 Singing. Sunday school; devotion, Eleanor Main: recdtations, Welcome, Helen Williams; Busy Man. Stewart Williams; exercise. Rally Sunday, by Mildred M, Whitehead,s class; solo. By kItchell: recitation. Rally Day, Rosa mond Danielson; song. by the chill dren; recitation, I'll be There, Alfred Hopkins: exercise. Mrs. Barr's class; song, Forth to the Fields, Miss Ellie Fairs class: recitation. The Harvest, Sunday school: anthem, choir. The Sunday school attendance was 99.
 Union Team Won.
 Sunday morning the Kishwaukee baseball team was defeated by the Union team. 8 to 2. Both teams were composed of heavy sluggers and kept the felders busy @ good part of the port throughout the game. The lineup was as follows:
 Kishwaukee team-Grenier c, La rose p, Zercie 1b, Canuck 2b, Rabi- deau ss. FTechett 3b. A. Zercie If, A. Larose cf Barnier If.
 Union team-Paul c, Rockford p, Berton 1b. Fountain 2b. Bonnin ss, L. Freechtt 3b, Cheppie If. Emo cf, La pack If.
 The Union team played a fast team from Wauregan Saturday afternoon on the carpet grounds, defeating the Wauregan team to 9.
 William Bellivance and Frank Stone went to Putnam Sunday afternoon in NT. Beliivance's auto.
 D. Larose. l.. Peachie, George Withec and Albert Darose went to Putnam or Sunday afternoon, witnessing the ball game. The party made the trip in D. Larose's machine.
 Shells to Cost More.
 Many local sportsmen spent Monday in the woods where they found plenty of game. It is believed that the high cost of shells will keep some of the hunters away from the woods this year.
 Rev. A. H. Withee went to Baltic Monday afternoon to be present at the Norwich District Ministerial As
 MT. and Mrs. c. J. Middleton of Foxboro, Mass, were guests of Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Withee Sunday. Mrs. Withee accompanied them to their home for a short visit.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-10
c. M. Shay Leases Barn,

It was announced in. the borough of Groton yesterday that the barn of the Ce.rd Property in Fairview avenue, recently purchased by sIr Wilcox of Shoeville, has been leased by c. M Shay. who would use it in carrying on his business in hides after leaving the Navy Yard. To say this state ment has stirred up a hornets nest is putting 1t mildly. The neighbors about all of whom own their resi- dences, say something has to be done about 1t. No communication could he held with MT. Shay yesterday as he IS in New York on business. - New London Day.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-10
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Three Important Problems to Come Up in St. Louis at Meetings Beginning Today.

Several matters of controversial nature will come before the general convention of the Protestant Episcopal church when 1t convenes in its trien- nial session In St. Louis beginning to- morrow, said Sundays New York World.
 The most vexing problem is the question of the churcfs attitude tow ard the other Protestant denomina- tions This question probably will be
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-10

date of the low church for president Of the house of deputies. Dr. Manning of New York was candidate of the high church party three years ago. Wmo will be their candidate this year Is not known
 One reason for the selection of St. Louis as the meeting place this year Is the fact that Bishop Tuttle the ven- erable presiding bishop of the church. whose see city is St. Louis, will round out 50 years in the hishopric with the ending of this year.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-10
Home From Auto Trip,

B. G. Black and his companions, B, Q. Fowler, c. R. Hempstead. H. F. Sleeper and Byron M. O'BrIen. have returned 70 Groton from an automobile trip in the White Mountains. On reach ing the vicinity of Putnam the car broke down and another machine was secured. Aside from this unpleasant ness the trip was delightful and the beauties of the scenery are being en- Enthusiastically described by the party.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-10
stop the First Cold.

A cold does not get we'll of itself The process of wearing out cold wears you out, and your cough becomes seri- ous if neglected. Hacking coughs drain the energy and sap the vitality. For AT years the happy combination of soothing antiseptfc balsams in pr. coughs and relieved congestion. Young and old can testify to the effectiveness of Dr. Kings New Discovery for coughs and colds Buy Q bottle today at xn,1rS dxtYgyist, ,E 5fIcs
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-10
vooa+;orol Officers Elected.

At the annual meeting of the trus- tees of tho Now London Vocational school William T. Hopson was TO- elected president. George Whittlesey declined the re-election as secretary treasurer and Judge Alfred Colt was chosen in his stead. Dr. John G. Stan- ton, who had been @ trustee ex-off1cio by reason of his position as president of the board of school visitors, was named as permanent trustee. Reports of various officers showed the past year to have been the most successful in the history of the institution.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-10
Foruet Your Aches.

Stiff knees, aching limbs, larne back make life a burden. If you suffer from rheumatism, gout, lumbago, neuralgia, get bottle of Sloan's Liniment, the universal remedy for pain. Easy to apply, it penetrates without rubbing and soothes the tender flesh. Cleaner and more effective shan mussy oint- ments or poultices. For strains or sprains, sore muscles or wrenched liza lnents resulting from strenuous exer- else, Sloan's Liniment gives quick re- lief Keep 1t on hand for emergen- cies At your druggist, 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-10
Carlos Barry suyc stcneecres.

Carlos Barry has purchased stone- acres. the residence of r. J. LaPointe at Quaker Hill. Stoneaeres was orig lnally owned by Dr. IIill Of Norwich, who sold 1t to c. A. Roberts. former ly with the ConnecEicut Power Co.,, who in turn sold it to Mir. LoPointe. MT. LaPointe expended a considerable amount of money in beautifying it while 1t was in his possession.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-10
WEDDING.
Arpin--Ra abotaiIe.

At St. Mary's church. Baltic, Mon day morning at ' o'clock Miss Alice M. Rabotaille and Desire Arpin were united in marriage by Rev. J. V. E.. Belanger. Miss Anna Rabotai1le, sis ter of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Odila Arpin, brother of the, groom, was best man. The hridali couple were
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-10

mess before the pubIlc there is no medium better than through the ad- vert1sing columns of The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-10

The cork oak of Spain is said to grow best in poorest soil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31
@rrMf.

Gn farlis Sitmation. Ser CT pno
2ollan0s &Dlt 6rcbct CIT Oel Miner
/ 2an6. Ser 1fribes berom til
v2oQ. =Sollt. 6olfetiocnoe":
S 2ebet al ~ Slime loo Ser
life ferre ems 10 Mi11er / 5trnno=
fantn peo SDllcfrog % bugge6e |
8blgeilaget. On of Minerne 6rep
efterbaanoen loa langt ino MOO ST.
ret, at Scr / Silfel6e at @tsploiton
fun6e hGrc Gare for, at Sen pilbe
babe ,ieDnet bette og omligger6e
8Dgninger meo Sor0en. @per al Sc
ilono6rcpne Miner bopDe nemlig en-
5prGngpirfning of cirfa / &ilo=
meter. Sprnne1terfamilien TOM BUR-
tigt 10 al @11let, ga SEN 1aa Sc
1,bDggelige @ien1tan0e trimle r11n0t
life longt fra Gpret, og. lpb fen
til 9ens pitre 6ront> til Sare11 bar
oberltaoct. M5on er MI / Ser6 me6
at tronsportere Wi11er11e til &jpben=
babn> bba0 Ser CT meget bclperligt,
90 Sc tiliummen pejcr o0lfillige Sit
1in6e Hun6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31
3uaaah.
Mpbernc Mplletnbmitri. 6

Mobernc Mp%lleinbmitri. &riger
bar for oanif M9lleinou1tri ffab1
uomerfe0e 8etingel1er, og paa Sni-
tiatib at 0ireft9r Soberifob beiI11tte=
bes set 6erfor paa ct Mpoe / @omz
mer at bDgge en @aliemplle / @o11=
6ers. Ser toges fat pua Mrbeioet
Sunni pg Sen 1. Sanl1ar bar op al
set ne6bren6te &onoers Dampbrn11.
6eris Skinner bofiet en- fits og fer.
Big M6llc, font Tan proo11cere ca
500 Ggn0er / 9pgnet. Sen &efor0,
font ber preltere0es> oar fun m11lig
pe6 ct forcerH Mrbeioe fra alle 81
Ser. Mpllen fit Mabnet Olympia"
og Itaar felt igien11etn pon &gi0e
meo Sc finelte Girflombe6er al Zig:
nen6e Mrt. Driften ffer be0 eleftriit
&raf og CT ganife automotiif. Sra
&or1et gaar in6 / Mgllen og til 6et
gjennem Ell Meng6e @rocesier e1
forDan6let til ct fer6igt @ro0uft,
rgres BET iffe af Menneifeben6er.
n6en @rnn6 tnar Mpllen Mlfftie=
ielifabet / 100000 &ro1ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31
6nnntrjynann.
9anife &arles 2gmfpr6rinaer.

9anife &arlcs 2pnfprbringer. =
Com @fsempel poo &c Tor0ringer.
6anife &arle fun 0ribe set til al
|itille be0 Gienelte pao Gien6onu1e i
9pnoerjpllano> fan onfpres> at Ell
&arl> iom mi tiener bos cit @aor6=
|ejerife / &aanger for 400 &roner /
Sinter, for1anger 1000 &roner fo1
5ommertienelten! Set biloe blibe
400 Ser. aarlig for11oen Soft og
|8olig.
Mt ser al &orle fra Oonmorf
forlanges noget mere i 2pn ems el=
lers> ct rinelig nof nnber &enlD11
til bele Ben efstroor6inere 5itl&o=
ton, men oct pi6ner for n1eget ON
benipns1ps &engegrioifbe6, noor
Sororingerne ifrues iao b9jt op,
font obenfor nnbnt - Tororinger,
Der Del6igDis er 1aa ober0rebne> al
oe not1rligbis iffe fpl0eltgi6res.
Dpgttge 6anife &arle fan imi6ler=
tbs lite blot faa en- go6 og be0re
Syn / 9pn0eriDllano mi ems fer
bielnn1e> men Sc far og1aa bi0rage
paa e11 im1f Moa0e til at reffffe
Sen6erip6erne en- bielpelr6e &aan0
nn6er Sc banifelige Torbol0, bbor
mango @aar0es Drift er ofbengig
|of Sen Mrbei0sfraft, ser fan foos
110efra.
Men fun 6pgtige &arle, ser bill
|gipre ct reelt Mrbei6e, ber tagc Ser
neo. Nogle &urle fra Mariager=
|@gnen 8 / Sal 49, forloo for no.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31

ite Sanger opbolocr fig Bog Befolfs
ninge1t, naturligDis nltoer trang
8epogtning. sSpprigt ipnes Oct,
iom ON Sc &rigsfonger, Ser befin-
Der iig ! sibiriem gje1memgaaenoe
lcper u1ocr beore Sorbol0. ello San-
gerne | Set europeilfe Ml1sla11b.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
stroos Gel1gebgOen; Deriimioo pili SEN
.offentlige Meening / lbInnoet Iliffffertt
fgle fig galtife a1l0erIeoes tilfreoS-
ltillet, % leg ton ttlfeie oginn ben
|offentltge Mening ber i 2onoet, ON
zen laabon Gambling Itraffe0es meo
for1,0en Bc1gebpoer. Ct
|ber lite, ltanlet Ben i Oftober 1914
peotagne 2oD ON bisie 6prboIo, ct
u&r1" I 2obeipninoen, ionl inarelt
|bpr beetles?
Set fer >o iii, at 6irmoet SIR
gen Storn @ibrring life itol flip
pc fra &affe-Mffnren meo 8p6e1l
pao SC $4,000 &r.; meget toler for,
at Ser pil fon1mc forifjclligt @fter-
imnf, ifriber r@orbi. Dogbl.". Ga
gen CT; at &r. 5torm til forifjelligc
&jpbmpno bur 1olgt &orticr of an1e-
|%rifanif Nel % 5pbfrugter, scr e1lo=
nit er ipenmeltbe. Nlt, ga bon bar
al l16itgt til at fonlme poo
Gnalpnoer,1es forte Site, cr set
ianoimnligt, at bisle 8urer- life noar
frcm til 9anrnorf. 5fer 0ette, faf1
|Oct Der1tes, at &ipberne dnlegga:
Gag og freezer gritatning. Hriier.
lne pan Sc nepnte &orer er nen1Iig
ltooig ltiqen6e, bporfor ser beo llpe
|Sn6fjpb bill blibe cit betp0elig 0if-
ference. Set pi0es, at / bbert 6olo
en- al &ipbcrne ct falt beltc1nt poo
at onl9ggc @r)totningslug.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31
2anobrnssefspsrteu er itisenbc.
9~bsrlebes tcgncr 1916? Slerc Wou=

RUUIltutS ltYuCI lJlOt 7SleEC Oult
&c / BEN lencrc Ii6 CT set bunoct
at Mpng6er al 6an1fe 2o1t6brugs:
probnfter, Scr ifnl0e ie1tbes til gng:
lan6, bnr bGret 1oa flor, at set Do1
fnebet me6 at ifafte 8labs / Gfs:
portbna6ene. g1lfelte @angc bo1
Der er6pg mauttet lenocs to CTS
s portfbaa6e anhtbig.
Otter bette at. 6pmme tegl1er It's.
iigterne for 1916 1nroeles goot.
Sen 5tigning, ser bar peret Ser
iiDfte 9D, ffploes iiffert booeo1oge=
Zig GlRi feefsporten. S famine SCR.
bolb, Tom Slagtningerne ruaot ON
paa Slogterier er iteget, er eng
1n,16s,@fsporte11 blebe11 forget.
Dee0 &enipn til Smerefsporten
er 5tillingen Sen, at Sen nprmelt
bolber Jig fonltunt, u0et1 1terrc
5pingninger i nogen &etning. Sg
bDn6 enbelig 9@gefsporten ongoor,
90 er Ben i 9iebIiffet / Iongiomt
be9bn6enoe Stigning for / 2ebet of
oct fplgen6e Har Maane6er at noo
lit Mnfsimum.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31
Aimtn1tliDt Efttrrr1nt,,Dtr

0anu,arffS TDlfemGng6e. Set
ltotiItiife Dcpurter1er1t bar retop uo=
icnot Set %forelpbige Spgjpr al SOL
fdGIiinge1, Sen lite 6cbruar 1916.
Donn1orfs SoIfetol bar sen 1. Sc
bruor inur 2,919,796 moo ca. g.
5SS,O0O i 1906 % ca. 2,450.000 /
1901. Tnlfetollct CT oltloo / Set
fio1tc 6en1anr pofiet n1e0 ca. 1862
600. S oct foregoae,oc 6emaor,
1906-11, bar Gilbef1ter 100000,
pg i Tenaooret 1906-O6 bar oc1
$4,000.
Sur &ipbcnDonn Dor S%olfctollc1
5O5,7S2 n1po 462,161 bco fyplfc:
talliuge1l oe, /. 6ebr11or 1911, for
Jreoerifsbcrg 99,357 moo 97,237
De, /. Gebruor 1911 % for @er1-
tofte 1854 MOS 1851 for fem
Mor fi6er.
5tor-&ipbcnbopn (altlaa &jpbc1:
hahn mes Sreberifsberg og Gentof:
fc) bup6e sen lite Sebruor s. 81. Ct
Jolfetnl poa 636,493 moo 584,0So
for fem % 5S4,S43 for ii Mor lioen.
Megnt me0 ru11oe Sal Dor Scr alt
iaa i Sc 1i6lte fcm Mar eli TilpGflt
at ca. 52,400 % / BET foregaoenoe
Je1naor af ca. 49,2O0. S Sc 1tolh
10 Mur tillamanen togne er Golfc=
toilet bof1et n1eb ca. 101 800.
8robinsbDemc bar tillomlncl1
fnap 1aa mango Sn0bpggere 1on1
5tor=&i6benDatn, nemlig 603,631.
% 2anoet bapbe 1,679,672. Set
bill iige at goot to Bemteoele al &c.
folfningen lebcr i Bpernc. 90 fac
moa BET erooo buifes, at mango
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paa 2an6et, iaa SEN ege,ltlige 2an0'
befolfning bliper fu11 ONT peb @olp,
Oelet af 6olfemeng0cn.
s 1911 boboe Stor=&jpbcnhopu
584,089 S110bpggerc, 8perne $780,:
1928 % 2anbct 1,622,679. Mf Bro=
binsbperne CT SC ~lterlte: Morbus
$500 SrobDggcrc moo 61,755 /
1911, Sben1c 44,S31 moo 42>237
ng Malbprg 3S,126 MOS 33,449.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31

6prIpg nteb Malfemaifinen u@en=
refa".. Goribgslaboratoriet bar u0=
fen6t en- 8%eretning ont 6oripg meo
ben 6nnjfe MnIfemaffine ~@eurefa"
Soar 2aboratoriet bar fun0et Mn=
Iebning til at pr6be 6enne Molfine.
moa Mar1agen BERTH 1bges De Mn;
mconinger, ser fra forifiellig Sioe
er rettet til 2obpratoriet ONT at TO-
refuge Gor1eg meo benne emile og
0an{fe Malfemaifine, pao bbis Subj
fommengi9relie Der bar beret ar,
bejoe / mango Mar.
Iorieget er u0fert pao @oienfelo
/ Binteren 1914-15, og bets &e=
lnItat 1ammenfattes pao fplgenoe
Maaoe:
@e5 Soriegene, bpor oen egentli=
ge @anmenligning (6origgstioen)
meIIent &onnbmnlfning og SECURE
ia" bpiit bar itraft fig oper 126
Gage, bar Malfningen meo "Se1=
refo" fnapt not gibet ct lige ioo
gobt Mein1tat iom Sanr1oma1fnin9.
Gems un6erlegenbeo bar Dog fun
brrd ringe> og BET mao ttlfb1es, at
8aan6maIf11ingen bar afg1ort lite
&Iosleg. @borle0es &efultatet bil0e
bqre faloet us, bbiS Sorl6get boboe
itraH FIG oper aor ! 9teoet tor
Moone6er, ter 2%aboratorlet tito no
tale fig on.
@elp ON Der fi11oes ao1t1ll1ge
Seer, Ser efterbaaroen laoer 1t9
molfe f~ul0fommen rent nreo 0so=
ffiner, bgr gftermalfntng meo
&onroe1 ablolllt bore fat &egel.
Discriminating bar lite bait
ffabelig S%nopirfttirg poo Nfalfens
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-31

sc, 11aar Blot Ser tan fnibes cr1 2
9re | Nriien.
2ibet be0 @l. Straro ct nogct
for Zig, ct iarligt 5tpffe &igben-
bapn, bpor ser oagligt mellem ser.
9 % 3 uofol6er fig ct lite alminoe='
|ligt Stpffe 6oltelib, font &ipben=
bopl1cr,re letter 8ris poa, % ION
6iifefm1ernes faite Stab life p1,r=
ocrcr mirore brit, ielp ON Sc oglaa
bar ltettet ben Ea11fc, ser ofte Tar
opret fren1me, at bpggc en- lpffffett
Slifeba1. Den bprer 1iffcrt fl,n
CIT meget finr11 Sremtio til.
Sbi6 Slabcbanbel / ajpbcn9apr,.
Snoeligbeospolitiet ferer en- lteole-
porenoe &omp moo Be ubpggelige
vnngpigebjem" / &igbenbobn. Mlen
&o1l1pen ipncs baoblps. &per Gong
ct iaaoo11t @jem CT bleben ll1ffet,
buffer Ser flere 1lpe pp. 6orleoen
bleb Ser luffet en- loo0on Mnltult i
8aoitucitrG0e> % Sn6ebaperfcr1, Ell
5r11 @ormtng, blep arrelterct. Dcl1<
ne 1martc r0ame", ser bor ria
@rfaring fra ligne110e 8irtiombeoer
i Berlin og &aris, bab0e bogitobe-
Zig tolt fat lin ubDggclige 6orrct=
ming | Spltcm. Sum apertereoe /
8laoene otter unge Higer> ser fu1,6e
toge lette Ela6ier iom ~Selitobs-
bonner, og Ser bur 'l1nqe Biger ,lof,
Ser los Jig loffe al SEN im11tfe Gitel,
90 11oar Sc ioo f9rlt bar fommen
tt1oenf for / Tru @ormings clegarte
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CLEO ne0 / set 2ib, ser Iebe0es ser.
Set bar bbio @%lobebanoel efter Sc
beoite uocnlan01fc Mbn1trc.
'Sor npge11 3io lioen forlpo16t
en- 16=oarig &ige fra lit Stem /
acknowledgements. Gro6s 6or'
alorcnes iberoige gftcripgcn lpffe.
oes Set life at fin0e Dcn6e; men lao
~
ifete set, at Mo6eren for 1roglc ga,
&c itoe1 lao lin 0atter poa @aoen-
bun fulgtc cftcr> % ioa 3d. at Sen
lnge Higc gift op / en- @ienoom pon
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