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Republican farmer., 1919-06-13
ARMENIANS ARH
 ABLE TO HEu

London, June 10. (Corresponde1 of the Associated Press.)-Relief wi in Trans-Causasus where there been untold suffering should be ta4 from the hands of the Armenians| far as possible and wealthy Arml ians, of whom there are many, shoI be compelled to bear some of the ancial burden in the opinion of American observer who has subn1itj a report to official quarters in Fl don. He does not attempt to bell what the Armenians have suffe| and will suffer, but suggests that menians who are in a position to a their countrymen have depended much on relief from America.
 In Tiflis and in the Erivan repl lie Armenians themselves would H fer that Americans handle all the lief work but, the report adds, tI is impossible with the number Americans in that section of the vol The relief committee has been cd pelled to employ many Armenians1
 The report indicates that the menians and Georgians of influe4 the Armenians in particular, are m interested in entrenching themse1 before the final peace decisions q in looking after relief. An instanc1 given of this in respect to ratlY equipment Georgians paint out snenian lettering on Armenian q and appropriate them and ArmeniI retaliate in the same manner. As as actual ownership Is concert neither had a right to the cars in first place as they belonged to
 Russian railroads.
Republican farmer., 1919-06-13
CELEBRATION TO
 HONOR OUR FLl

The Bridgeport Section, Council Jewish Women, have arranged throt; the Americanization committee, in toperation with the Bridgeport ca munity Service commission for a | ebration in honor of our flag, on " nesday evening. at 7:30. at Heb1 Institute, corner of Kossuth and B
 roughs streets.
 The program will consist of parts. an illustrated lecture on pa1 otic topics by Rabbi Wittenstein. n Stella Worth Jones will deliver an dress on Americanization. and it N be worth hearing. Attorney Cha1 H. Shapiro will deliver a patriotic | dress on the flag and its meantI Judge Beers was to have delive5 this address but he found 1t tmpod ble to keep this engagement and
 torney Shapiro takes his place.
 The second feature of the prooH3 will be musical, arranged by \ committee of
 Jewish workmen and the Ladis Mad zeke Talmud Torah society. Comu5 nifty singing of patriotic songs wtuz led by George Greenspun. Like 3 meetings no adu sion Is charged and no col1ection9 pledges will be asked.
Republican farmer., 1919-06-13
RAT1FyING THE woMANs AMENDMENT

c EvERAL OF actively interested in the - paign for equal franchise of the opinion that Con- neccut ought special legislature to ratify the Susan B. Anthony amendment Why should Cover Holcomb refuse such modest and reasonable request?
 If the people n this largely given to undue interest and trivial things extra sessions would immediately union where the legislature is in session.
 "a. lee.ators the governors the people if they were accustomed to think what really vast and important would not let the week before they arranged for ratification.
 The enfranchsement of half the citizens of America is deed fraught with benefits of ilmiabe value The nation which thinks out its public affairs with it's whole mind instead of with half its mind is bound attain diver sity of good things, in unsnted quantity.
 The very knowledge that about to vote has produced profound consequences has made changes that reach into the depths of life.
 Women are lifted finally out of their condition of semi slavery They rights in their property rights in children right do business to practice the profe sions, to receive good an education boy.
 recently been admitted to the right to nveee They may share in the good things that public of flee affords and take of the duties of they prepared to wd and able to hold Their will be a small one.
 important action immediately confronting the country, which it has the power to delay, complete
 obstacles like walls between special sion of the Connecticut Assembly and the Susan Anthony amendment. decribed the mind that interest baseball than it takes in the well being of the nation in promotion of half of the citizens of nation
 the people had imagination politicians governing class would dream of opposing special session of the General Assembly,
 The second obstacle selfish desire politicians keep things just they long possible All the poi tcans from Mir Roraback down. want to delay suf frage They in power when women do not vote They they may pass from power when women do vote.
 Roraback led the movement in Hartford, which pre- vented the of the Connecticut suffrage bill He the typical politician afraid to meet conditions afraid to meet the test that politicians must meet when the vote.
 sincerely hopes that the will leave nothing undone which refresh the imagina of Governor Holcob that he call special of the assembly, to ratfy the Susan Anthony amendment
Republican farmer., 1919-06-13
AUSTRIA'S HUMANITY

IT different does address conference. He is humble Rantzau is naughty. The difference lies perhaps in the different that sup the two chanceors Germany is still solid homogeneous people, with comparatively undiminshed territories
 oneenth of the ancient Empire the north Czecho Sovaia sets alone South lies Jugo Slava. independent Hungary and the Austrian territory Rumania. Other portions have gone to Poland and Ukraine.
 In 6.OOO.OOO people. i'm material Dr. Renner must needs speak meeky other sort of speech.
Republican farmer., 1919-06-13

A LIEN E. VINCENT is of the opinion that the soldiers A sailors coming home ought to have six months pay preferably from the national government but otherwise the state treasury
 Mir. Vincent offers the following his opinon:-
 hem
 
 hey a are home and by a O 
 VI 10 he be a a AT a ls k a
  will
 wish would give inga a six
 If it is not thought O m a a 
 MT. vincents appealing The soldiers were would forgotten that the best tho offer is theirs The soldiers ought to have little time before they enter the battle of life; indury drives them they ought to have the sia pay to put in bank account, where will be handy soldier starts home some day, useful for other necessary purposes.
Republican farmer., 1919-06-13
THE MASTER BUILDERS.

This spring in New Yorl<---Wit1 the span of a month---death cAmo] the three men responsible for the per-sky-scrapers Of Manhatt00 Frank W. woolworth. president Of Woolworth company. Frederick Bourne. president of the Singer cd pany. and John R. Hegeman. ord dent of the Metropolitan Life Ins] ance company. .J
 MfYnons of Americans have teSd up at these great towers which tl1x5 themselves head and shoulders ah1 the lesser giants of New Yorlx.s An skyline. RI
 The builder of the Metropoln tower was a Brooklyn boy, with the opportunitie for schooling M a large city offers, and he was thG fore representative of thousands uG thousands of boys in the greater c1< of the country.
 There is more romantic threaH' the life of the buildef of the san tower. MT. Bourn was a choir bo1| Trinity church. New York, when ' voice and personality attracted TT Singer, a, music lover and sup0Qt| of the Trinity choir. We can p1& this grave man of business finA1n taxation and pleasure in attend1n hearsa1s of the boy choir. no| young Bourn, offering him a plaeI his organization. and watching move steadily forward to the ec1 of it's fortunes. s.;
 And Woolworth? A farm boy <l Jefferson county. New York; val. winters in a store in Great BAu4 the expc-.=ace~---A kind of cug vaf-shins with the apprentices q but circulating freely in our fe times---later in nearby Wateytd full fledged clerk atr'$3-60 DOT H1 Perhaps it was behind that count visualixcd the one thousand
 worth stores and the "hIg4est
 able building in the world.
Republican farmer., 1919-06-13

Actress: 'sWhat killed Juliua eae 1s Actor: xeo na6ny
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08


Population ser fbrlt
Maaneo bar | a~ipbellbap!l
% forbnnblebe me6 oanife Mtgs-
oagsman6 iom S. g.. Gbriltenien,
s. 6. 9anggaar6 % aslores meo
G11tente,,s @eian6ter % e., &effe
fremtrGoenbe GnnIfe, Der er Gil-
bengere af Dan:1eDirfe-2inie Se:
mere bar ban naret / Naris ol
oberroft talrige 8etitioner fra Sc.
folfningen i 36ie Conc.
Baa ct Wgoc i oe ilespig-boliten-
tie @orgerforeni:.ger fornplig, al
bol6t / Slespig $50, meooelte Sor-
manoen for. 9crgerforentngen 5les,
pig-6rie6ricbsberg, Scboppmeyer,
at ma,, for lRa1gere Sis iiben bapoe
inbginet Mnmd5:1i1g ON at reiIe
Giltale moo @nll for 2anosforre=
BERT, n1en man babbe en6n1 lite
bprt 11trrlnere Snge1t.
Man bill meb Snteresie impbelc,
ONT Der birfelig ff11loe blipe reiit Ell
Sale moo sem fien6te Coos
eier fra Mcllern-M ngel.
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SoDs. S9r9enien be6rcs.

Sen ounife Sorfatter Sobames
bar mi afiluttet tit Nari=
ieropbol6 og er reiit til Mntperpe.1
og 8rDsiel, bbor ban er blepen
| @ltbiens bos Dronnin=
gen.
0g1aa / Sra1,frig bar Ban UNDER
arigen pgret @je1itarro for a6iftlz
1ige Seoersbepisninger, ioet ban
forl1oen at bore opfaget Tom forrez
iporoeren6e Meolem al Snititut De
6rance hllige Ell u6n9bnt til 9gres-
meolem al BEN / 1915 n.16er @oo1e=
belts Nrgfi6ium Mfte6e Ga 2igue
oes paps ne11treS iom Eaf for "6e
1lomprfeoe 9ieneter, ban bar boef
@etten % @etfaroigbeoens Sag.
enoelig er ban of Ben frantic
Sorfatterfore11ing blebea tiloe1t et
Selpmeoatlle me6 Snifriptiott:: nGGiI
S. S%ranfrigs Sen, for bans Ii
terpre Birffen", !,
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Gn &ontoriitoame oberfalben,

@n 8olbsmaah og Mpper bar fo=
retaget ct nallni1oelig raat Sber-
fal6 % Strnngltleringsforl6g moo
en- mug Hige / &jgbcnbapn. On ing
8ontoriitinbe fra "9e forc1e6eB1tg-
ierielinber"s @ontor baboe baret /
Bribatbanfens Mgrreafoeling, Sire
oertfsborggaoe, for at bGbe 5000
ST.. for lit 6irma: ga bun mes
&e11aenc i fit S%aanotaife 11aaeoc
gie:loommen Nprrepol6 g. bbor
8irmoet bar &ontor, % bar font
me1 op a6 Erapperne, blep bun
bagfra operfaloen al MgDeren, Der
|ipgte at fpele benoe og at itielc
|Eaifen fra bence. &el0igbis, ifreg
bun iaa bit ON @iGlp, at nogle al
@~ie1oomme:1s 8cboere tom ilen6c
til. &eperen ,naatte toge 6I1gtc,1
- n6en at faa noget l1obptte.
Mntagelig bar ban in6e / 8anfen
let be1t6e bnpe Sc mango 8enge og
bar fulgt efter Een6e:
Holitiet ct natnrligbis unoerretz
tet ON 8egibenbeoet.
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Sra alle Ggne.

Ser CT oannet ct isloaof 2uft-
felifah S~lugfelug Sslanos. Set me-
:1es, at 2uftfarten bdr en- itor Srem-
ti6 'paa Sslano. @oitflppning bill
.blipe etableret.
Naa Dr6rupbattett bolbtes rp-
fig gDffepa66el9b. 8raf Mn6erien,
ben bomitarfe, banot Grano 8rir.
Den lille D~r1if-Mmerifaner Soba,1
geort1an Sanfen fom in6 iom scr. 8
ggans Bog, 81 Mor nar sen
tpife 8renien, foreltaaer mi oanif
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08

Operipttelie og bliper roien0e ont
talt / 6anife 81a6e.
Oberlt &ilt, Sorfatteren til
"gn &efrut fra g., fplote Sci 7be
Still Is Mar.
Observation-Disclosures bar
l161en0t an6et @nriel ONT 2ocfout /
.Serninbuitrien.
De fiebenbopnife 8ogerier bar
1plig forbeiet 8rg0priier:1e. Grre-
ringsraaoet flyer Sorbpiellen er
11lobltg og for flor.
aipbenbapns 4omml1te bar
beotaget npe 2enforbbielier. gn Mr-
beiosmanb bill iaar tiene 3,744 Ser.
beo s Eimers Nrbei6e oaglig. 26n-
:1inger1te itiger ogiaa / Gonmorf.
- &igbenbobns &omm,n1e bar
obertaget oe freoerifsbiergIfe 5por-
beie. 9en fomn,l11ale Drift pin6cr
5retngatg / 9anmorf.
gn al 9fueens itore Sore
gonesmano, giceftail1l gbr. Sflca
5abrici1ts, er afgaaet beb Dpee:
-Oper 800 igroeripife arigsfan-
ger fra Sangeleire11 i England an
tom fornpIig til Malborg. De fit Ell
blertelig og itoriloaerrbe Mootagelle.
Scr bar @lpoe ober belle 2inien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
9ramaet paa &irfesaarben / &n-
benhabn.

l1n6erlegel1e n mos Mor6eren Mrcl
9a11en er llt oDergnaet til 8rimi=
nalretten, ser bor afiagt Mrreitoe=
fret ober bam / SDgelt11en POO
&ommunebo1pitaIet.
8eo Sorltnoeripgelien er set toni
ltatcret, at Sen mDr0e0e &igmor
Maoien bar ligget neo poo @rapen>
90 &anie1 lfar &alien oper paa
Iben6e; bette ct @r11n6en til, at Scr
paa @iernings1teoet fife bar noget
|Segn paa, at ser bap6e fun6et noge1
&an1p 5te6. Set ct en6:1t life OPP
|lplt, bborle0es ban bar facet ber6c
It'll at in6toge benne @tilling. 90
Der tom Soft til, laa ban paa &np
,be6 5i6en al oelt MDr6eoe og bolot
meb begge @en0cr ON fit blp6enoe
&als.
Mrel Sanien baooe / fire Aor le-
bet iammen mes Migmor Maoien,
Ipoa bbem ban bab6e en- mprfelig og
ubeloig Sn6flp6elie. @en6es Baare-
ren6e babbe flere Gauge foriogt at
faa ben6e til at forlaoe bam, mc1
bette n9gte6e bun b%aar0naffet at
gi6re; BUN boeoe; lammen meo bam
og bans Mo6er / en- 1=8Rrellers
.2eiltgbe6 / Treoerif SIS @aoe. Nrel
&an1en, Ser bar 1tol9rt iom alein-
Ime6, bopbe life orbei6et / oe1:1c
.Y%rofesiton / Sc 1i6lte s gar, me11
bap6e ln6et fig for1brge al fin 600
Der og &igmor Maoien.
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9anif @poe Sore rebber Suiinoer /
Nnslan6.

&aptajn Norfer, SEN engelife Me~
gierings @epreienta1t for set Mg6c
&ors, anfom forleoet, 1ammen n1c6
Sen oa:1ife Maler Saltoft, fra &us-
1an6 til &iebenbapl1. Sfplge SOC.
Gem" er &aptajllen ful6 al 2obor0
ON set oanife Sipoe &ors. Set CT
6ettes Meprelentonter, Sr. Mortmi
/ Betrograo, @r. Solmer-@anien /
Moifba og ST. 9altoft, Ser efter at
ollie o:16re Notioners Mepr9Ientan<
ter bap6e forlo6t @uslan6 peolige=
bol6t Sorbin6e1fen n1e0 Goblet @e=
g%jeringen og giennem oeres Mel-
lemfomit bar bjulpet og frellt / Grt=
iin0pis al Solf al ollie Nationer.
Set 6an1fe N9oe &orS bapoe Nf=
tale me6 5opiet Megieringen ON, at
ingen u6l9n6tng bleD arrei teret,
u6en at Ser blep gibet oct Me6oe=
lelie oerom. Ser bleb faa lfaffet
oe11 fpngf1eoe eli M6bofat. Blep
ba1t 6omfal0t Cote til 066enl igr-
ge0e man for at faa bam 1topefslct
moo en- eller o11oen 8olibepif, ber
bar f9ngilet / l1olan6et. Set oa:11fe
Mpoe &ors bar belpiit oe fangne, Scr
oilers bar il1ltet libel / Sangferne
Og lite olene 8eiteuroppere %
.5fanotnaper - ogiaa &uslere bar
&p0e &ors taget Jig al. S 8etrograo
'beipifte set oonife &9oe &ors 6nglig
800 8grn og 200 8ofsne.
8eagene BERTH fit &p0e &ors 6els
fra Sen ounife Stat, 0els fra 5opiet
&egieringen. S BET belle fDnes 60
bet &egieringen at babe optraabt
lopnlt oberfor Me6e aors.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
Sen falife 8rins Grit.

S Ell &eitouration paa 5reoerifs-
berg / Morbns t16fonot ser fla III.
"Spuanospoiten" en- Mften en- Ser.
re, Der bor leoiaget al ct @or Da=
n1er, og 1om / Dagens 2eb in6-
freoeoe @piie- og Driffeporer til ei
Belbb al ca. 400 ar. Da Sen flotte
9erre ifn1oe til at betale, bapoe ban
111gen Be:tge;; men ban fortalte MI,
ot ban bar 8rins Crit, og fra Ste.
1talratlonen afien6te ban ct geIe:
gram til EN- @ofiugermeiter / Sci
1boltge Spllan6, bbem Don bo6 ON
f%ele9rafiif at Toritreffffe fig mel
1000. &ro:ter. timber Eelegramme1
1freb ban: &rins Grit.
8eItonrat6ren fon6t set 500 Ito
get at tlfal6e Bolitiet, og 6ett,
glenflen6te itrafs "@rinlen" Tom Ell
Nerlon, Der for ct Mors SIS ftoer
1oneoe Ell lignen6e @iltorte / Mor-
bug, ioet ban oellgang u6gab Tia 70,
at bare Steen @%iebelbauien. gae
11tantte ban gaa til 8efienbelie, &C
90 mon bifitere6e bans Berion
falt6t mott en- Meng6e QauneieoIer
noeuoe paa itiaalne cling, iom baf
baboe erbberbet paa EDbetogter
anrbus De ffoite Doge.
Den anbolote, Der ct Spn al Ell
aanopoltibetient, e t lige fom1nes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08

S%oritoppelie. Sr. S. 8erli.t, Star
.Gitp, Soff., ffriper: "5ioen min,
&nftrn bar begpn0t at BRUCE Or.
Neters a1triffo, lioer bun life mere
sof 5oritoppelie, iom bun tioligerc
4gioroe. Nnore Der, ION bur. prgbet
bette Miooel, bar giort Ignenoe
.Grforinger.1 Denne earnle, paali6e-
.lige SamiIfe Meoic:1 bliber lite ioIgt
at Npotefere. Sor rprmere OplDs-
11iltger tilifrib Dr. Beter Sobrneb &
Cons go, 25o1 @oibiugton 8loo.,
Chicago, Sn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-08
airfen / 5pnoerjpnanb.

"geationoltioen6e" me6beler, al
Ser er 1161et Ell &effe Broplter |
&ongeri9et, 1om ltrofs efter @jenfor=
eningen bill opertuge. oe lgnoeripife
Nrob1tiers mi6lerti6tge 8eItDrelie.
Man nepner Brobiterne Sobs.
@ptlcbe / &erning, Nrobit Morius
9eielle1 / @ro1t6e, Hroplt Misien !
Nrop1t Grit Sl1en / Ser
felge og Hropit 6. 8. Ebpsien /
@ibe. @ienforel1ingen bill. nd0pen-
oiggiere 0prettclien al ct mt 8ilpc-
embeoe / 56n6eripllatt6. Com gm=
:1er til bette far baret neb11te &ro.
fes1or, Dr. tbeol. g. Mmn1nb1e11 oe
Observation-Disclosures S%oritanoer, So
itor 8. S. &ocb, 8rooer til 8iifop-
pen @ibe. 8oo bette 8lrnft er Ser
BOG en6n1t ingen Mfgiprelle truffen.
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Gtprbe6rcaer arreiteret.

S ct balDt Murs So bnr Yolitiet
I Norge og @Derige efterlpit Ell
Storbeorager, Soief @rnltn, Der pe0
&ielp al follfe Gbecfs baboe til
ipi10let fig 100000 Ser. / 9tocf=
bdm fori,oe,1 ct folit &onosieme:,t.
S Bergen bup6e ban oesu6en fro=
narret %go6troen6e Menneifer fo,,=
tantePergebelgb og be0raget cit Del
&a:1oelsbuie og Banter for ct 8e=.
LOB al ca. 100000 ST. 2igele0cs
bor ban | &riftiouia forpbet EFT
MGng6e @e6rogerier, ioole6es at
ha,s 5pin6lerier ialt orejcr fig ont
ct 8elpb paa ca. en- balp Milliot1
@rorer.
Set ibenife EoIiti fun6e fglge
bans Spor 1igc til ariitia:1ia, men
beller life lengere. Man antog
mi, at Ian me6 fine &oorgren6e -
Some og 8arn = bar flpgtet GD6
.paa, multg til Danmnrf.
Set 6anife @tetspoliti blep 1:16er<
rettet ont @e6rtgerens Sransaftio-
tier, % Ser bIco lt6ien6t 5tifbrepc
2an6et oper. @e11e 6oronltaltning
bar mi baaret 6r1gt, i6et 8rl11t:r
forle6en .b1eb anbol0t paa Hoitfonto<
ret / Seliingbr.
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@rins Nrels oe 8~riniesie Marea
retas Wnfprvit til 9anmarf.

Som bore 2Glere befie1t6t igien=
mem tibligere Me6belelier inogit
8ri:1s Merl, Ser UNDER lit 8eisg i
Staterne iioite Gfteraar blep meeet
populer blanbt 2an6sm9no ion,
@merifn1ere, fornplig 9ggteifab
me6 Ben foenfte 8rinfesie Marea-
reta. Sen CITE Suit n1fom Sc np=
gifte til 4iebenbopn, og Sobeoita-
6ens @orgere eap DEM ielpfpleelia
Ell fongelig Mootngelie. Mo6toge1=
fen fan6t Ste6 peo Morore Eol6boo,
|og 8Dens @onoratiores ri pleno og
&ongefamilten bar naturligpis til
lte6e.
0m Mnfomiten ifripes: &o11ge=
familien faar lige 8io til, at biIie
paa Miniitrene og Sffieererne, 90
ben lille Gbalup buftigt :1ermer Jig
2ano. 9e aongeliae gaar neo 40
|9ropperne. Sorret ftnar &ongen.
bpren6c en- pr9gtig Buffet al reoe
og bbt6e Moier, og ct 9ieblif efter
lpinger Gbaluppe11 me6 Yrins Mre1
og ba:ts 1tnge og i~n6tagenoe @l1itru,
Nrinfesie MarGoreta, op fora11 Set
re6e 3eppe. S naite Sou er Sc
ilano % bilier poa @ongen, Ser
bierteltgt fDs1er Dem begge paa &in-
ben, i6et ban bD6er Dem belfommen
biem og onerreffer 6en lmilenoe
8ru6 6e1 6annebrogsforbeoe 8l1fet.
8atteriet "Sirtus" og @%rpoferen
"@epiir" ialuterer otter, meoens
Mniifm letter i me6 6anemoricben.
&ilsner og 2pfonifninger - og Set
r1ge @ar trp6er frem poo Golbbo-
ben. Sc bilicr. til pen1tre og til
b6ire. 9ea ittnffe @eion6t, SRI
berre 8ecf6riis, fDsfer 8ruoens
&ann6, og @enerolfon1nl @arIlon
pberrRffer 6e nnge en6nu en-
pragtful6 8ufet.
&loffen go6t fire er 4l1ren tilen=
De, og 5orri6er og Gfpipager fjerer
frem. BriaIen 90 8rin1es}en }tiqer
tilbogns. Og mi er set Solfefs Sur
til at bp6e Be Mpgifte pelfommen.
@ognen letter Jig i 8ebegelIe, og
Der fommer mere Sart i Snrru-
raabene, iom 1e5iager set nngc Yar
belle 8eien, inotiI set fem Minnter
1enere forfpin6er i:t6 as 8orten !
Gbriitian ben Stten6es 8ale. Me1,
lenge efter er Der tort al Menneifer
poa Mmalienborg.
On Mftenen bar Ser @olataffcI
paa amalierborg.
Stal Mall, Sbortp, tiltales for
2anbsiprreberi?
en of De me1t6, ser bar {billet
oe1t lterlte Stole / Ben Debpgelfe i
3oie Gone, Ser 9:1fer oen1e 2a1os.
oels Silftptning til Danrnarf, Il
Den oftere e',talte, notion befienote
@oos. % Sedlprrfsger Man / So
ornp sl:1gel, &an bar, forn Sci
] blltes, 0rofgret for ben meIlem-
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freosbeo bar bofiet | Sen @rah, at
@r. Gutenberg foritoo, Ser.
maatte gisres .loget.
Wfeoens bans CODE geitner gif /
Srpgt for, at bsrls oDrebore Nerfpn
bore forulDffet, opbolot2anoz
raaoen fig ! aieI for at fremifafe
2eplleosmioler, og berfra telegrafe-
reoe ban, at are6ien fu11oe faa to
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