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The Robesonian., 1917-04-30

carried out, as it was in every ether
detail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutphen left at $3.50
for Atlantic City and New York. They
went over the Virginia ard Carolina
Southern to Hope Mills, where they
boarded a Coast Line train, both
trains having been held for them for
some time past their schedules. They
will be at home in ten days or two
weeks at Columbia, S. G., OF the State
National Bank of which city Mr. SUIT
phen is cashier.
Houses guests here for the wedding
were: Mrs. J. w. Irons and Miss
Elizabeth Mccormick of Richmond
Miss Martha Sutphen Of Columbia
Mrs. Lacy Williams and daughter
Mary Elizabeth, and Misses Leila
, Barnes and Bess McNair of Maxton
Miss Lila Mclean of Laurinburg
Miss Durald Larkins of Wilmington
Mrs. Chas. "A. Purcell of Wagram.
Among the honored guests was
Mrs. A. B. McElyea, affectionatell
known to a large circle Of readers o1
The Robesonian and some others pa
! pers of the county as "Aunt Becky
who is a guest at the home OF Mr
and Mrs. C.. B. Skipper. She Will re
turn home tomorrow. :,
;. A number Of people attended tn
wedding and reception from Maxton
Red Springs and Laurinburg, ant
: others from the same and ether place
;. and a large number of Lumberto1
people attended the reception
, Music was furnished throughou
, the evening by the Granger orchestr
, from Wilmington.
Numerous wedding presents at
: tracted admiring attention Though
= out the evening, among tn
e ones of special elegance being Fla
/ set of solid silver, gift Of Mr.. an
$ Mrs. A. W. Mclean.
The Robesonian., 1917-04-30
Toll of U-Boats More Than 100000

Amsterdam Dispatch, April 20.
In the first two months of unre-
stricted submarine warfare shipping
70 the amount gilmore than 100000
tons was sunk bv the Germans, DR..
Karl Helfferich. German secretary of
interior, told the keichstag main
committee yesterday. Averring that
the submarine campaign was proving
20 be a great success, he continued
"The first months results excelled
the best previous prsults by 25 rel
cent, the second months by so pei
cent"
The Robesonian., 1917-04-30
ROWLAND NEWS NOTES
Bond Issue Decided in Affirmative
School NOtes=PersOnal Mention

School NOtes-PersOnal Mention
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Rowland, Apr. 27-Dewey Maness,
Rowland's representative in the State
athletic meet at Chapel Hill last
week, won the silver medal for the
highest jump. He jumped 5 feet E "a
inches.
Last Friday afternoon the Athen-
ian Literary society debated the
query, "Resolved, That Robson coun-
tv shotld issue $5OO,OOO Bonds Tor
the Improvement of its Roads. Inc
Judges decided in favor of the al
firmative.
The seventh and eighth grades,
chaperoned by their teacher, Mr.
Sinclair, are having their annual class
outing TODAY. They will have a pic
mic at Moccasin bluff.
The high school is getting I'm two
PLAYS, a negro minstrel to be giver
Nav II and "The Co1onel's Maid, tt
given during commencement.
Miss Greear's music class will give
a recital Friday evening, May 4th.
DIR. w. E. Evans led in prayer
| meeting Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Belle Bucan of Sanford spen
a few days, this week with frlend
and relatives in Rowland.
) Miss Bessie Stanton, who has pee
teaching at Apex, is at home Tor tn
summer.
! The Miriam band, accompanied D.
Miss katherine McArn, attended tn
Presbyterial at Laurinburg, Wednes
day. Among others from here Wh
attended were: Mr.. and Mrs. Da
Bullock, Mrs. Patience Watson, Mr:
Neil Smith, Misses Eva and Bessi
! Mckay and Mrs. Draughn..
Miss Grace Meeks is visiting ME-
: w. E. Evans.
Miss Annie McCormfc is spendin
!. the weekend with her sister
Giennwood.
The Robesonian., 1917-04-30
Registration Books for Road Bonds
Election Nav 8 Closed

The registration books Tor tne
Clark road bond election, which will
be held May 8, closed Saturday night
and up to that time 682 people had
registered in Lumberton township.
There are around 800 voters in the
township. The registration books
for the Cough bond bill will close
Saturday night of this week. All
those who registered for the Clark
bill also have registered for the
Cough bond election.
The Robesonian., 1917-04-30
British Continue to Hold Advantage
in Great Battles

From Press Summary.
The three-mile stretch of territory
from Arleux-en-G -Gohel1e to Gavrelle is
still the scene of great battles for
supremacy between the British and
Germans. And in them the British
continue to hold the advantage. An
other trench system-a barrier to the
forward march of Field Marshal
Haig's forces toward Doual-has been
taken over a front of a mile in most
sanguinary fighting.
The Robesonian., 1917-04-30
ST. PAULS NEWS PACKAGE
Vacation Time is Here-Baseball-
; commencement Mention

vacation Time Is Here-Basebal-
Commencement Mention
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Mrs.. Maggie McEachern is spend
ing lew days in Lumber Bridge at
Mrs. Lizzie Shaw's. We were verv
sorry TO learn of the death of Capt
Joe LIS Shaw which occurred last
week.
School is over and vacation here.
All the teachers who have not left will
De leaving for their various homes.
A bunch of the young folks, includ-
ing a few of the teachers, spent from
Wednesday until today at White Lake.
Mrs. Evans and son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.J. Browne Evans,
went along at chaperones. A good
time was reported.
st. lPauls defeated Parkton Wed
nesday p.m.in a slow game of base
ball by the score of 10 to 8. At first
1t seemed as if Parkton would cas-
lily win, but the locals drove Everitt
from the box in the seventh inning.
wright for the locals hit a home run,
sending 2 runners ahead. Harris
pitched good ball. Errors were fire.
quent son both sides and caused most
/ of the runs. This is the second game
St. Pauls has won from Parkton this
season.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Britt are
all smiles: a fine girl. Mr.. and Mrs
Locke McInnis are grinning, too
twins.
Messrs. A. R. McEachern, Butlel
and several others spent few day!
in Raleigh.
t We are sorry to report Mr.. Kesle
Cobb on the sick list. May he soo1
be convalescent.
Mrs. Bette Northrop and small
daughter, Laura, are spending a few
days in -taurinburg visiting Mrs
, Rich. Mrs. Northrop was also del
egate to the Presbyteria1 which con
vened there this week. Mrs. L. A
McGeachy, Mrs. Jas. Johnson, Mis-
| Della McGoogan and probably a fev
others attended the Presbyteris
{ Thursday. Mrs. Northrop is expect
: ed home tomorrow.
2 The commencement here this wee
5 seemed to be very good and attende
r bvs large crowds.
The Robesonian., 1917-04-30
Flags of France, England and u. S.
Float Together Over Tomb OF
WaShln gtOn

Mt. Vernon, Va, April 29.
The flags Of France, England and
the United States f1oated proudly
together today over the tomb of
George Washington. Beneath them
spokesmen of the great democracies
paid homage td Americas soldier
and statesman, and pledged them
selves, each to the other in the name
of the dead, to prosecute the present
mighty struggle against autocracy
on the lines he himself followed IN
bringing America into being.
The Robesonian., 1917-04-30
Two Whiskey Stills Captured in Cum
hnrland

Officers Friday captured two whis-
key stills just across theRobeson coun-
ty line in Cumberland county. With
The stills were found 30 barrels
around 1900 gallons-of beer. This
was poured out and wasted. No ar
rests were made.
The Robesonian., 1917-04-30
VOL. XLVlH
WHAT CAN robson DO?
,co,rtv Food Conservation Commis-
SION Will Meet in iumberton Thurs
Jay-RobesOn County People Must
No. No. Their Bit to Help Relieve Fam
;no conditions in Europe

meeting the Importance of which
- citizens of Robson county it would
he impossible to overestinate will be
hold in Lumberton Thursday of this
week when the food conservation COM
mission for this county will get to-
rother for the first time and determ-
me plans for effective work. Hon.
a Az ". Mclean, national Democratic
committeeman, who is member OF
tbn commission, will speak, the ma
t;onal Department of Agriculture has
Noon asked to send a representative
~ +he meeting, and Maj. w. A. Gra
ham. State Commissioner Of Agrlcul-
ture, is also expected.
Realizing the supreme Importance
IN the crisis through which the world
Is nassing of making every possible
aero produce food and feed stuffs and
of caring for these crops when rails
cd Gov. Beckett, as has been mention
cd in The Robesonian, has appointed
a State food conservation commissin
and also sub-commission for each
county in the State. The following
bv virtue of their office are members
Of the commission for Robson: l..
E, Blanchard, county farm demonstra-
for: Miss Nena Rhyme, county home
demonstration agent; A. ]. Floyd,
chairman of the county board OF
commissioners; Prof. J. R. Poole
county superintendent of schools. In
addition to these, at the request OF
Mr.. Blanchard, Hon. A. w. Mclean
Mr.. A. T. McCallum of Red Springs
and Mr.. Jno. Sellers of Maxton, have
consented to serve on this commission
Members of this commission have
been or will be appointed for each
school district in the county.
The central committee will NEE
Thursday morning at IL O'Clock at th'
court house and discuss ways ant
means of encouraging production ant
conservation of food and feed stuffs
and in the afternoon a 2 o'clock, al
50 at the court house, the genera
committee, including members fror
each school district, will meet.
1t is the purpose to hold a meet
ing to further the work of this com
mission at every school house in tn
county within the next ten days.
The world faces famine conditions
It is I'D to the people of every count
to do their bit by producing not onl
enough to feed themselves but a sur
plus to help relieve a situation tina
is serious.
Since the above was put in
type Mr.. Blanchard has receiv-
i ed telegram from Major
x Graham advising that he will
4 attend the meeting Thursday:
= The nl1hlic is invited to attend
The Robesonian., 1917-04-30
Constantine Considering Quitting
Throne

Loondon Dispatch, April 29.
A dispatch to the Daily Mail from
Athens says the correspondent has
worthy information that King Con-
Stantine is considering abdicating, in
favor of the Crown Prince. The dis
patch adds that under the influence
Of German agents among his entour-
age, however, the decision of the King
may be changed.
The Robesonian., 1917-04-30
Surgeons Will go to Eu-

AmeIICdH OuTStUIIS w III 90 % Cu
rope
Washington Dispatch, April 20.
Plans for sending 1000 American
surgeons to Europe for service with
the allied armies were announced to-
nigm BY the general medical
board of the Council Of Ma
tional Defense. The men will be
picked by the American college of
surgeons and the aim is to have them
on the firing line within three months.
The announcement was made after a
conference of the medical board to-
day with Colonel T. H. Goodwin,
ranking medical officer Of the Brit
ish forces in France, here as a mem
Der of the British war commission.
The Robesonian., 1917-04-30
Listtakers Meet

LI@EtdNCIo 1HON0
The isttakers of the county met
here Friday for the purpose of receiv-
ing instructions and abstracts to be-
gin work tomorrow. County Attorn-
= E. J. Britt and County Auditor j.
M. McCallum gave the instructions;
All taxable property must be listed
during the month of May.
The Robesonian., 1917-04-30

Mrs. Geo, B. Mcleod returned Sat
urday morning from Baltimore, Md,
where she spent a week.
The Robesonian., 1917-04-30

: Since the above was put in
( type Mr.. Blanchard has receiv-
+ ed telegram from Major
+ Graham advising that he will
+ attend the meeting Thursday:
The public is invited to attend
+ the meeting at p. M, when
Mai. Graham and Mr.. Mclean
will speak.
Z Il K X X X x X
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
9anff Gritatnins for Sc ioigtenbc
G%tIfbrsIer

sc ltigenoe @anifeligbeoer meo
9enlpn til bore Eilfgrsler Dar for
a%nleoiget Snouitriraa6et til at ne6=
iGtte Ell 5~tuoiefommisiiou, lom ftal
fremme Ii!oejebringelien al bnnife
8orer, lon fan cga,e fig til gritat-
ming for oe in6fprte, og iege at or
goniiere set fornp6ne Somarbeioe
mellem De &refter, bpis Sielp oe
Mrbei6e paafal6es.
5~tuoiefommisiionen, lom beltoar
al Sngenier Mler. 6ois, Gireftpr
Mar 8allin, 9ireftpr @nnnor Gre
gericn, Sabrifant 6. S. Sarl og ST.
reftpr, &aptain S. s. S. Mambuicb,
bar allerebe fit 9pmerfiombe0 ben=
bel6t poa CIT &effe Opgoper. Bi
rlGpner Embellishments 90
Spritproouftioncr,, font %forleocl
omtoltes / Briler % B,,blitl,m; en6-
oiocre Ti1pcjebrinaelicn al inoel,=
lanoife olieboloige Srp, ierlig til
Smprolieinl1titrie11, % &onltruttion
al billige clcftriife 8ottert=2 omper
tjcnlige til 5t1lebelpsning.
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9etrole,,,tt / &ibe.

st &Dgte bab6e %fortalt, at Ser
bnr. fnn6d en- 8etroleumsoare / en-
&igbmanbsfi9!ber i &ibe. S Sen
Mnlebning oplpler uGtibe 5hfts-
tioenbe", at set for 1aa blot bar
lin @igtigbeo, iom at ser rn0er
bisie Sorbolo ltiger en petrole1tms<
agtig @a0ife op gjennem en- 8rgno
ben n9onte &ipl6er.
8eboerne i gjenoommen bar
f1ere Mar flaget ober Yetroleums=
itar fra &ielbere11, bbor Ser life
bar b9ret Ell Slaife Netrole1tm 1
De ii6ite 40 Mor.
Sorleoen, 90 @run6panoet pua
@r1nb al iterfe &egnifpl otter blep
presid op ! &iel6eren, blep 5aqer1
l%lnoeriggt, og BET bite fig So, at ser
pau 8onoet flp0 Ell @noFe, Der lig-
reoe 8etrolel1m. Mm Hu1nmeoe i
DagenS 2b ca. 200 2iher op af
oett1ae 8aoHe, Der bite fig nomprfet
brar1obar, % fom bIeb fGieh for
80 Gre pr. Sitter. 9aoffen er grnu-
g1l 90 mere olieagtig etto Hetro-
Ieinl.
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@rifetter al 2nna.:

Set er / 6isie Sage blepet me6=
belt 8laoene, at mon / &aris bor
begpn6t Sabrifation al 8rifetter,
fremltillet at 2erior6. Set fam /
oenne Sammenbpng liffert babe
Srteresi e at erfare, at mon Der
bjern1ne allere0e I lang Sis bar
onitiEet Soriag / lignenoe @etlting,
Dog fife meo 2pngioro, men mco
rem 2png, tiliat forifiellige 9tof-
fer, iom / rigelig Meng6e finoes
ber / 2an6et.
Wem er 11aat lan Iongt me6 syor=
i6gene, at Der er armelot Yatent
paa Sabrtfationen al. bisie 8rifet=
ter, Tom bill babe Sen 11tbibIiomme
Soroel, at De forifiellige stoffer,
'bborof 8rifetten beitem, ,finoes el-
ler bother in6en for 2anoets @ren-
Ier.
Dpfinoerett gonolege Mpalt
Wol.ing fforban6Ier mes forifiel-
lige 5irf1aer ON DpfgreIien al Ell
Sabrif, % bbis set IDffffes retti6ig
fremifaffe Mnffinerne tit 5abri-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
@riqsfanaerne ira Sails.

Sc bjembc116te forteller. @ien,
IS. Sept. Scenes @iener Cage
Hatt" ifripcr:: s @oor Miboogs an
tom bertil set f6rite Eog fra @iborg
I Donmarf, Der meoferte mango OF
ficerer og Soloater, Ser for lan=
.gere Sio iioen / boer6tiaaret Sill
itan6 bar fol6et ! rusftif @%rigsfan-
gcnifab og Dop0e npot Dumarfs
@ia1tebenifab / Sal6.
M1e De onfomne laa goot 10,
iom Selge al oct 3 Maal1eoers Op-
bol6 / 9anmorf, bDor oe bar facet
Ell 1pr6eles goo Sorpleining oa
fiarlig 8eban6li1,g, iom alle De1ta=
gerne bar ful6e af &os ODER.
Mootagelien og Opbol6et / Dan-
mort, fortalte en- officer, oDergif
bore Sorbentnirger. 8aa6e Officers
1eiren og Ma10ifabsleiren nar
mutt u6ftpreoe. S%npali6erne blep
forpleie6e paa set beoite % b1ep
| enbber Senieen6e fortrinligt be-
banole0e. 0e er noen ltn6toger1e
fplote meo Eafnemligbe6 for oe
mango Bebiier poo gelpilie, Tom
baaoe Sen 6anife &egjering og 8e-
folfni11g paartD CAB 8ebiier for.
2eirens Broteftor, Brtns 8aloemar,
font gie1tagne @unge pau 8eipg, og
for nogIe Tiger ii6en in6fo1ot sen
oanife &onge fig i 2eiren. Set bar
lite me6 let Sierte, bt reiite, og
fun 3at1fen ON Sientmet 1etteoe os
Mfife0en.
s ian1me @etuing uotalte fig 2e-
oeren for BET SoipitaIstog, Der brng-
te Snpalioerne, 0oerlege Dr. SUI
bert Brofis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
Gn gamnncl Strife ioripinocr,

NeDling Strife i &%il1gfjebt11g Mmt
ifol rines ne6. Sen CT 700 Mar 81.
S &irfens &or b9nger ct Minoes-
mGrfc, ODER &aitor &encbell og bans
tire &lltrl1er, iom NOT er begropet
UNDER @oret. @e1cbell bar Bre1t for
@eoling og Sin6ing fra 1924 til
1855. &on far gibet en- meget tn
tercSlant og fploig Snoberetning ON
Nepling og 5in6ing -Sogne, bbori
BON oglaa me60eler, at u23. 56n-
Bag efter Srinitatis / 1854 falbt
Breotfeitolen neo mes mig, Ga We<
nigbeoen meo mig loo paa &ne ON
&peg1Dg0ommens Semme1le men
CUB bore epinoelig Gaf, lom be-
Dareoe mig paa 2iD og 2emmer,
ioo intet er bos mtg til Min6e om
bette Sal0 u6en en- li6en &pltelle
poa 2ef1mer mi og Ga 1ioen." @alp=
an6et Mar efter og6e ban imi0ler-
ti6.
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9n SDifcrne bilSe pejlc Sc jpffe
Nebler. .

Gorfattcren Srlo 8ocf, lom ODER
unreoe &c tplfe Minetromleres 9oe=
lGggelie poa &olmslano, forteller
ocrom / 1ioite vGeroen % ST.. Set
fglgen6c ct en- lille @pi1o6e al &c.
giDeuDeoerne:
SDlfcrne fje11ocr oabenbort life
oen jpife &pit. On Motorbaoo me6
10 Wano goar u6 fra Sogere11,
fommer i11b / Sen melleml tie Meole
% begDn0er at peile.
De ipife Si1fere i%foggcrler.E
= Sou Dar ri iet oct meo, pcjlc
De jD1fe Gepler, babal
Wotorboooen bender og henter Ell
lille Mobaab, bemanoet me6 en- che
lte Ma,6. 8eo mellemlte @eple fo=
itcr Motor6aooea1 Mnfer, og &oboo-
6cn -b1iher beororet til at 0ao ms
element 8%ren6ingen.
Set er 6en bisIe 500 for
Mon6enl rober en- al <tboerne. Sc
CT 10 ifrupgole!
&obaaoe1 n9rmer fig 2an0. S>1oc
pao 9tron0en ltor olle 1t11mme og
me6 bber Nerpe lpenot. Sg joo 1,o=
1teoer ri olle ct nbilfaarligt 5frig.
8ren6tngen bor grebet @oo6en oa
6en ulpffelige &oer fn1tes mellen,
Braa6igerne. st Bor 9amer buffer
bejt. Epiferne 1toor ltibe. me6 itir=
ren6e 9jne.
= M,t orl1fl1er ban for Djne,1e
at %, flyer cit 5tfferfone. &obeo-
perionen / Dramoet binfer forneiet
inc til %, ban far aabenbart life
ielb 8egrcb ON, bbor flor Sore ban
i &irfeligbeoen ionper /. 8raa6iger=
ne faIter bam il10 moo 2ano, men
inger bom itrafs no igien; 81 ben=
Der Der 11oget al SEN 5lags, iom
man olti6 bill bore glao for at bobe
oberbaret. So observation-disclosures faar
cit Sine ONT 2ibet> fa1ter fig ITO /
Sobet og naar meb nogle roife
5bemmetag fen til SEN o%r11fner6e.
IS nRlte 8ieblif boler Ri 6em ollie
tire / 2ar6.
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S6enics &inter,

&l1ll,oDolget / &igbenbopn bar gi=
bet Eillagn ON, at 1000 Sons uoen-
!!anoif @rpn6icl il,cces1ibe ifol blipe
oirigcret til O0enice, og ser oil Ser
efter forel96ig blipe til6elt Dper So
mile iom illtet 8rpn0lel bar 10
9cftoliter <l cller &ofes. Ga ser
fremti0ig .bliber min0re @osflll til
Hoo6igDe6, bliper @asrotioncrnc
noget forri11get. 9Draa6ct far BE-
ll1,ttct at nc6lo!te 1000 6pi11 %
opfipbe 5000 Cons &ortofler til
@interenS 6orbr11g.
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2anoets rl6ite Gaafgrer,

Sultitsroa6, B%rofurotor ST.. @ten=
fe1ot Seioelin / Belle, er, ifelgc
~@eile ST.. Solfebl.", p1roielig of=
gooet be6 9p0en, SO Mar gammel.
0cn afop6e, Der bar en- meget fill
Mono og life oeltog n1eget
/ set offentlige 2ip, bap0e / fin
Gib beret n1e6 paa Sregatten, ser
Dente6e Tborba16ien biem ira Sta=
lien: San tog 6anif<juri6iif Ggso=
men / 1916 %, babbe bc0 5iocn al
fin @agfererbirflombeo / SO Mor
peret Observation-Disclosures.
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Spab &apet aisiper.

Mlbrig bor Set la,1gs &yten fig
ger Mi11er / iao ltort gll1tnl lom /
September. Gaalcoes er Ser alene
Lungs @o1msloll0s Slit ila116orcpet
opcr 30, ocruf Sc 80 Spb for @pioe=
Sun6c. = ga Sapet bleb rpligt,
flnoe man paa fine 5teOer al @D-
ite1t pine ct Tlertol al Mil1er, Sd
Gtfr., Der bar lpsrep,1e fra beres
Sortpjninger % orep meo 5trem=
mc11.
st Sig CT in60repct beo 8jerre=
goor0, ct anoet be6 Margab; =
beage bar ligget 1n11gc / @abet %
CT 0erfor mcget n1eotognc.
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So Sre6iebcle al Glaa6en tabt.

9ompifibsiclfabet ~@%eiterbapet"
/ GSbjerg bar fpr &rigen ct al 2on-
bets ltprltc 9omplfibs1c!ifaber. SCI,
CT BET blebet ct al hc mirlo1te. Ser
er nemlig. Inlet Gelifab, Ser, tplfe
ll=@aaoSfrig er gooet lao baar6t u0
oper ioan bette, ioet oter @olp0clell
al Selifbets 6loabe ct minelprengt
eller torpe0eret. Weoens Ser fpr
arigcn bar Ell Sanoelsflaa6e poo
5fibe, er ser MI fun IL
ttlboge. Gel fobet bor / SC ire Mor
miltet ca. IS 5fibc.
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GlDste6e &nsiere.

Jorleoen tom otte N1s ERE, ION
boboe Dgret / S%ongenlfab poo Mls>
/ 2a11O pc6 t@elnps poa Sun. De
fire font oriben6e / CIT Bognfooing,
joni &c bop6e tetnet liot og 6ereftcr
tjprct boooe %i1loben6ig og u%0ben6ig>
bporefter Sc bar gauet I'M 8pro /
set torbeliae Sortej. Og Sc nooeoe
/ goo 8cbol6 ii! @elnesfplte11, men
oeres Tartpj loo llen1t us al Sen
megen Siere.
2iot efter font Ser tire til. Sc
boboc bu11oet en- lille Ggmmerflaa-
De lommcl,> ng paa SEN flap 6e ODER.
Men oa ser er fire Mil fra N1s
til Sclnes> tog set ielcfelgelig lang
Sis at nou iao bi6t mes Set 8e=
fororingSmi66el, Sc baboe betroet
fig til.
MfcIt mcotaget bar 6og Sen feritc
W}ano, Ger bab0e gjort Sl,ren / ct
Deigtrug. 9e1s belto6 bans $500
fleoning Blot al Ell Sfiorte, og oels
bopoc ban bberfen Morer eller or,=
bet &eoifa6 til at bie1pe Torte11
mco. San maatte belt forlooe Zig
poa Sen go6e @in6, iom oltloo
longt o1n lenge fprte bom ms pao
9elnGSfpiten. 9o bor ban p0erlig
.n1eotoget al Cult og &1&loc. Men
ga @usieren bob6e facet ct goot
Wao!tio Mo6 % lopct ct Yor 81
n1ers Sio, fpitfe0e fan op 90 fort
STD efter git ban / Morfc11 og
bjolp meo @eltarbei6et.
Sorleoen often fon6t neo11 / chi
Sernboncbogn be0 Srebcpe6 9to=
ton fire rusiiife &rigsfonger> Ser
bar flpgtct fra Tpiflon6.
.9e toni fra M%ccflenb1trg, bpor
De boboe peret Sanger ii6en @llrt=
ninge1l al 1914.
Otter at bore blcbet bebprte6e
paa Srebobe6 5tation, blep Sc figrt
til @tubbefjbbing, bpor Sc en- Gib
lfol / &arantene, in6en 6e 1enoes
til bet rltS1iifc &oninlot / @ieben=
Dobn.
Ser ct mt fornnet loa mango
@usiere obcr Grenlen, at Snter-
notet 5re0erifsbpi CT fplot. 9epliq
Hap 10 ODER @renien pe6 Saps.
@sie1S tit famine Sag @cibg al
flere &nsiere, Ser bar flpgtet tia
Noro=TDif!ano, og fra &pobp fri
pes: S Morges er 8 r11siiife &rigs=
fanger fra Semern gooet / 2un1
beo 8illit5e. Sc bar flpgtet / en-
Bran, iom Sc roeoe me6 5foble oq
.5pa0er. @n6bi6ere CT 4 Gtbilfon-
ger fra Semern fommet / 2ono pes
&Dllefrog.
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9bbsf1I1.
9berIt ST. Sa1nmeleD Ell

0ber1t 81. Sammeleb CT Sen
Is. 5eptember h1uoielig 6g6 al ct
Sierteilag. 0beriten bar til ct 5eI=
ifab / &6mersga6e Scr. 19, 4. Ser
felte ban fig plrt0ielig ipg og itpr-
teoe ON. On 2Rge blep bentet ian-
tioig meo, at en MmbuIanee blep re-
foireret. S ben figrtes 9beriten til
Siem gIaagaraosgabe Nr. a.
ge6 Mnfomiten bertI bar Dg6er1
imioIertio olIereoe inotruHet.
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st NIT 3ragtbotel - uBrifol".

w&gHZaM' a5s$E-- tEHlE Ue#I.Egf' #HEaHEHtE-
giercn at set ltore Nationalfpn=
plefs / aiebenbapm Direftpr Sre=
Be 5faarup, la6cr for Tiben Gcnla-
teatret ombDgge % uooibe og ont=
bonner lamtioia Natfafem til 8io-
grafteater, font bill e,ooi6ere iom
6en le6enbc Monb / ct npon1tnet
tort Mftielcllfab laoe set nl1peren=
De Nationals lape Gaca6e MOB BEN
gamle @oncgaar6splabs ne6ribe og
Der in6rette ct MT B%raetbotel. Gel
lfabet bar at set mlppre116e @ptel
8riltols @iere fiebt Napnet v@otel
8riitol" for 10000 &r. Set m,pe-
re1be Sotel at bette. Nabn cpbprte
Sen /. Sftpbcr.
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Nnt politiif Gartt.

Hoo Set Observation-Disclosures, iom
l1ole110ingc fra bonif Saonopnrf og
S11ouitri fra bele 2onoet bor bolbt,
orpfteocS Sprettelien al ct NIT po=
litif Barti. Sets Napn lfal blipe
"GrbbcrbSpartiet", og set lfal ip1e
at 1ooe @aonoberf og Sn6nitri foo
lterre Sl10flpoelle poo Sc lobgipc1,oe
WDnoigbe0er.
~@otiona1ti0en6e" o0borer lterft
moo Oprettelien al bette npe Bnrtt,
Iom bil funne birfe oplplenoe poo
oct fonlcrbotibe 6%olfeparti.
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&erbens RIbite 6fih

antages for Gi6en at bpre SEN 6a11=
ife @aleas uOe Eben6e 8r66re".
Sen er bpgget / 1882 % bar iaale=
6es 1876 Mar paa &jplen. Sens mi
bpren6e Sbrer er Sens Gbri1tion
Bolte, gift meo en- gfterfommer al
@aleaiens f6rlte Sprer. Sor Ei6er
CT @oleaien lagt op / &i9benbapn.