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scholar, and frequently conducted serv-
ices in that language in churches in
this city and Brooklyn.
Rufus Fleming, Z. S. Consul
At Edinburgh. Scotland, Dead

WASHINGTON, April 3. Rufus
Fleming, of Detroit, American Consul
at Edinburg, Scotland, died there to-
day after a prolonged illness, accord
ing to information received by the
State Department.
Mr.. Fleming was born in West Leb-
anon, Ind, in 1853. He was editor of
the literary department of the Uni
versity of Michigan, of which he was a
graduate, from 1859 to 1871, and re-
ceived the degree of LII. B. in 1873. He
was a reporter on "The Missouri Re-
publican" in St. Louis, from 1877 to
1878, and was managing editor Of THE
Cincinnati Times-Star" from 1882 to
1897. He has held the consular posi-
ton at Edinburg since October s. 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04
Sing Sing Guards Overlooked
In Paw Raise: Warden Also

OSSINING, N. Y, April 3.-Guards
at Sing Sing prison are complaining
that while some officers OF the prison
got considerable increases in pay in
the appropriations bill recently passed.
the guards got nothing at all and, in
fact, lost the 500 annual bonus al
lowed them during the war.
A special bill is pending to give the
guards an increase. Warden Lewis F.
Lawes. who accepted the post with the
understanding that the pay would be
increased, likewise got nothing in the
appropriations bill, and a special meas
ure in his behalf is pending.
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E. NJ. DROSS

f. NJ. Dross, ifty-six, of Carlstadt,
\. j., former chief Of the Carlsbad
Fire Department and lately connected
With the Chromatic Process Engraving
Company, Of POS West Ffty-fourth
Street, dropped dead in his home yes
terday, twenty-four hours after the
death Of his wife, Bertha c. Dross.
Death is ascribed to heart disease
caused by his grief over her death. Mr..
Dross is survived by two children.
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ROWLAND Il. SMITH

Rowland H. Smith, forty, president
of the Alfred n. Smith COMPANY. inn
porters of perfumes, died at his home
IN Forest Hills, L. l., on Friday, of
septlc pneumonia. He was born in
TINS city and was active throughout
me war IN all patriotic movements.
recently he had figured prominently
IN the promotion Of a plan for the
erection Of a community house at For
est Hills.
He was president of the Mems Club
and of the board of trustees of the
Church Of the Gardens Of Forest Kills
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MRS. MARY RAFFERTY,

Mrs. Mary Bedle Rafferty,, e35 Presi-
dent Street, Brooklyn, widow of Oscar
6. Rafferty,, died Thursday night of
heart disease. She was a sister of the
late Governor Joseph B. Bedle, a dis
tlngulshed j%urist, who was Governor Of
New Jersey for eight years.. in the sew
entles. Her husband was a merchant
IN this city. She was a member of tho
board Of managers Of Graham Home
for Old Ladies, and a member of the
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sci
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MacD ougal Funeral Held

Funeral services for the Rev. Donald
MacDougal, who died on Wednesday of
heart disease at his home, 2OS East
Eighteenth Street, were held at 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the
~presOyterlan Church, Ninety : sixth
Street and Central Park West.
dc was a graduate of Yale, a member
of the New York Presbytery and the
founder and editor of The Caledonian
Magazine" He was a fine Gaelic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04

morning from the residence, 441 West
forty,,eighth Street. A requiem mass
VIII be sung at the Church Of the
sacred Heart, in West Fifty-frst Street.
at . o'clock. An honorary escort Of
untformed Knights of Columbus secre-
Iaries VIII act as pa~llbearers. Mr..
biNon was twenty-seven years old. UNI
married, n IS survived by his mother,
brothers and sisters. Interment will
be IN Calvary Cemetery. on Long Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04

Observation-Disclosures AlysI Sinclair
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund f. SIN
clair. q Pelham Manor. n. y! to Mr..
Joseph s. Carreau. son OF the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrille Carreau. of New York City,
Graduate Of Bennett School. Milbrook,
y. Y. class OF 1919.
REiNHARDT-DILG-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
n. J. dig. Of 100 Riverside Drive. an
nounce he engagement OF their daughter,
Anita. 10 Mr.. Arthur r. Reinha.dt. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Reinhardt.
wINKLER-NELSON-Mrs. j. Nelson. Of
I'll Crew ST.. Atlanta, Ga. announces the
engagement Of her daughter. May, to
Oscar Winkier, of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04

Piainheld fifty years ago. He was a
director of the Methodist Hospital, in
brooklyn; a trustee Of the Centenary
institute, Of Hackettstown, n. j; a
director OF tho P~lainfeld Trust Com
pany and one of the organizers and
early presidents of the Plainfeld Y. Nj.
Z. A: Mr.. Jackson is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Clifton Wharton jr.. and
Q sister. Miss Susie Jackson
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JAMES WESLEY JACKSON

James Wesley Jackson, se%venty-nine.
for a number of years connected with
the banking firm of A. NJ. Hoyt & Co..
with Offices at 1 Broadway, died yester,
Cay at his home, in Plainheld, NJ. He
was born in this city, and at the age
Of sixteen entered the firm of Jesse
Hoyt & Co., bankers. He removed to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04
Lyman I. Tingier Is Dead
HE Formerly Was Lieutenant
Governor of Connect;c,r

ROCKVILLE. Conn. April s.-Lvman
/. Iingier, former Lieutenant Coz
ernor Of Connections and candidate for
Governor on the Democratic ticket In
lsi4. died at his home here to-day after
Mr.. Tlngier was born in Webster
Mass; IN 1852. He was graduated from
the Yale Law School in 1888, and MS
heid numerous state and town Offices
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CHARLES H. MCCULLOUGH JR.

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 3~.-Charles
H. Mccullough jr., who was appointed
on January /, 1919, to succeedaE F.. A..
). Clarke as president of the Hacka-
wanna Steel Company, died to-day in
baltimore Hospital, according 20 a
telegram received at the offices Of the
here
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Obituary
MRS. MARY A.. KINZIE

CHICAGO, April 3.-Mrs. Mary A.
Klnzie. who was BORN il the house in
which Napoleon Bonaparte died. died
here yesterday. Her father was the
British governments custodian of the
Lcngwood Mansion, on the island of st.
Helena, where Napoleon spent his last
SarS
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BIRTHS

QUACKENBOS-On March %. al o5l Eas.
f-th ST. the wife Of Maxwell Quackenbos.
". D.. . son.
SAM ELY-Mr. and Mrs. Nat N. San,ue,y
nee Lillian Rothsteinl. IS Fort Washing
scn ave. announce the birth OF a son
April l. Women's Hospital.
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EDXARD I. DIXON

Funeral services for Edward 7.
Dixon, one o. the first domestic secre-
taries appointed for war relief work in
this city by the Knights of Columbus.
who died n Jersey City on Friday after
4 long Illness. will be held to.norrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04

He is survived by his wife and three
children. Funeral services will be held
at the home in Forest Hills this after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04

FOR ALE-Out-of-town man VIII dis
pose of his lot in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Address Lock Box 27s. Grand Central Sta
Ton, New York City.
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AD*FRTIsEMENT
The Port of a Storm-Beaten Heart
By DR.. BERTHOLD A. BAER.

Yesterday there was a storm at sea. A gale was
blowing the waters were being whipped into foaming
mountains; the sky was gray; nature was weeping.
Today the smiling sun and the blue sky make the
seafarer forget the perils Of the day gone by. 1t is
Natures Resurrection.
Yesterday was a storm in someone's heart. A
GEAR one had gone TO d foreign shore two hearts were
torn asunder; there seemed to be no hope, nor was
there any light; and tears did flow from burning eyes.
Today the hear bent down in grief finds new con-
ISOLATION, new hope and new inspiration. 1t is the
Resurrection Of q Soul.
Easter-the port Of a storm-beaten heart, Ma
lures Resurrection.
Christ is risen.
Open wide the doors Of your heartfelt Love,
Hope and Charity enter.
olsu
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ADVERTISEMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04

XOUNG-Clara. daughter of the late William
Windle and Mary Westervelt Young and
beloved sister Of Mary W, and William
Young Westervelt. at her home. ! Lexing-
ton av.. Friday. April ., 1920; in her 59th
year. Funeral services at Thompson
Chapel. Broadway Tabernacle Church.
Broadway and 18th ST.. at . o'clock Sunday
afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-04
DEATHS

BAKER-Willism l.. Baker. Funeral from
Van Nostraud ave. on April 5. al $40
= m Interment Mount Carmel Gene
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ROBERTSON April :. 1920. Helen NJ,
wife of Hiram L. Roberts. aged rs years.
tuHeral services at her late residence. 1870
Rich av., Mount Vernon. n. y, Tuesday,
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-08-14

the route indicated by the ordi-
nance of the police jury creating
said road and said survey is cost
ing the parish according to the
bills already presented to this
police jury. about three times as
much as agreed on for said pre-
liminary survey; therefore be it
Resolved that we authorize
Mr.. Jones, a member of this body
to take this matter up with the
engineer in charge of this survey
and should he fail to get compli-
ance with the ordinance, to take
the matter up with the State
Highway Department.
Mr.. L. E. French. of Alexan-
dria, La. submitted the follow
ing bid on bonds:
I Colfax, La. Aug. 2. 1920.
To the President and Members of the
Police Jury, Grant Parish. Colfax, La.
Gentlemen-For the remaining $14o.-
600, bonds of the denomination of
81 900 each, of the original issue OF
$210, 900 of Road District No. 8, of
Grant Parish, La, dated January l.
1920, maturing in from. to 30 years.
bearing interest at the rate of s per
cent per annum, both principal and
semi-annul interest payable at the
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-08-14
coLFAx GRANT PARISH La, SATURDAY. AUGUST "A, 1920

seconded by Lemoine, the fol-
lowing resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas, this police jury has
had much business. with the State
Highway Engineer since the in
cumbency of the Hon. Duncan
Buie in the building and main
tenance OF roads in Grant parish.
And whereas, we have found
him capable. efficient and uni.
formly courteous in all our rela-
tions with him: and,
Whereas, his wide experience
and acquaintance with road con-
ditions and requirements in oul
parish and the State. obtained
during the past four years in
which he has held the Office Of
State Highway Engineer; there
fore be it,
Resolved by the Grant parish
police jury in regular session
convened, That we respectfully
recommend and urge His Excel
Iency, Gov. Parker to appoint
the Hon. Duncan Buie to succeed
himself as State Highway En-
gineer, and that we further as
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500 Reward. 500

The readers Of this paper win be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to euro In all Its stages and
that 10 catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine il taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces OF the System thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease. giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
Stitution and assisting nature in doing its
work. Tho proprietors have 50 much
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II falls
20 cure Send for list of testimonials.
Address F.. ]. CHENEY Il CO.. Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist. 7bc.
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Cured Of Stomach Trouble and Con
stipatiOn.

Rachel Cribley of Beaver Dam, Ohio.
was sick for two years with stomach
trouble and constipation, taking one
medicine after another with only tenn
porary relief. my neighbor spoke SO
enthusiastically of Chamberlain Tab
let's, ]" she says, "that procured a bot
tie of them at our drug store to try. A
few days treatment convinced me that
they were just what needed. con.
tinued their use for several weeks, and
they cured me.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-08-14

A child of Floyd Osborne. Notary
Public of Dungannon. Virginia, was
taken with bowel trouble. Mr.. Os-
borne gave it Chamberlain Collie and
Diarrhea Remedy and it quickly re-
covered. In speaking of this remedy
he says, /" 1t is the best | ever used.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-08-14

sure the Governor that this rec
ommendation is made without
the knowledge of or any solicita-
ton on the part.of Mr.. Buie; and
be it further
Resolved that a copy OF these
resolutions be sent to the Cover
ner and to Mr.. Buie.
On motion of Mr.. Lemoine the
following agreement insregard tc
the location of the Lake Road in
ward 6, was ordered spread or
the minutes.
Colfax, La, July 10. 1920.
authorized F. E. Lemoine tt
change the road on my place
crossing the first bridge on thu
east and following the branch
west side through my place fol
public road. Signed:
w E. FARALDo,
On motion of Mr. Ffalicg TIN
following resolution was unani
mously adopted:
Whereas. the survey that j
being made on the Three-Knotcl
highway, a section of the Peli
can Highway. in the eastern par
of Grant parish, by the Stat
Highway Engineer, Mr.. Sum
mers in charge, is not followin
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Pollock DruQ6O.I n6.
BEN H. JOHNSON, R. Phi, Manager
Pollock, Louisiana

Hanover National Bank, New York
City, we will pay you par and accrued
interest from date of honda to date of
delivery to US.
We accept the approving legal opin-
ing of John G. Thomas, of New York
City, which you have already secured.
We enclose herewith, our check for
So, 500 as an evidence of our good faith
in submitting this offer; which check
is to be held by you, uncashed, pend
ing delivery of bonds to Us. when it will
be surrendered to US. or returned to Us
Immediately if our bid is rejected.
Respectfully submitted.
First National Bank. Alexandria, La.
BY L. E. FRENCH,
On motion Of MIR. Fralick, Sec
oneded by Mr.. Jones' the above
bid was unanimously accepted.
On motion the police Jury ad-
journed to their next regular
meeting on the first Monday in
September it being the 9th day
of the month.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
| H. L. BRIAN, President
! Clerk,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
~Dann1ark. -

|allcreoe Mberti fog6e = gigre nlt,
bare man SIR set! Sg SpmGnbcne
|og Sgfprbpoerne ltreiter ogiaa, Sfibs=
farten or after 1an1met, &ipbenbap,1s
@apn logger igien 6eo, hi fan lite
!cfsportere bore 2anobrltgsprobufter
til Mmerifo og England = fort lagt,
alt CT after &aos, ct @pilelteo paa
,@eien frem moo 6en 1tore %lociale
Scamp, ser oog ifal fon1me fpr eller
%let1ere.
MnruGrcn6e 8la6 bar iiffert ale
|reoe ifilbret @%nfeltbeoerne fra Sc nro=
|liec Gage % Metter i 9ipbenbobn,
|@plleoptpierne oiu., laa leg ifal ino=
lfrGnfe mig til foranitaacnoe Sc
|tragtninger.
Mu faar hi 10 &igs6agsnalg - %
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tafler. Men forbaabe,ttlig frcmgaar
Ser al @algoage1 cit itnrf % 1afbGn<
gig &egiering, Scr er iltan6 til at
ilaa ale SprerStenoenier ne6 mes
baar0 @aano. 0g i1a gipr set life
iao meget, on1 sen bliper %fonlcrbattp
cller rent i~ocial6emofratiif.
@0,par0 Sporc.
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tie tit et<nD GaIglon, 6g Mtniiteriet
.2iebe eritote6es meo ct Gorretnings-
miniiterium.
Derefter tom ser 6orbanolinger
mellem Mrbeiosgiperne % Mrbeioers
me aa1gaoenoe De faglige Strioigbe-
Ser. 90 6isie e16te ogiaa me6 Gor=
Zig og laaoel CONGRATULATIONS %
2ocfol1tens Silbagefalbelie.
Mnoen @%aaifeoags Mften fanot SC
pGrite 1lroligbe0er Steo. De iaa-
fal6tc &alfetorenge bar fommen /
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maal, Der fltlmincreoe / ct @amme,t=
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enbelig n1aatte treffe set f%orteitc
Str1a, babne6e Sc fig meb at fn11Ie
ct Har @rnore0e 8inbl,esruber..
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nro / ggnber 8praab.

uIu ! VI VyEuuO-
GGn6er 8Draa6 lamle6es Sen "a.
Narts til Me6e, og bette fit ct mege1
itormful6t Sorleb.
@aa6man6 &al1lien aabne6e Mp:
set og me6oelte, at fgrte Gag pao
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ON at ifaffe 8oltger til olre Sc 6on:
tie Gmbe6smpn6, Ser er forflptte6t
til Egnoer. Set bar, u6talte &aa6.
manoen, ben 6anife Stats &eniigt al
legge en- betp6elig Sernbanea6mini'
itratton / 9pr6er.
&aa6man6 @eterien og 8orger.
repreientamt, 2nrer &oppmann pro.
teitere6e ifarpt imo6, at man beban6.
le6e 6enne Sag. Gn6nu bar G6n6er
tpif, og set bar ct Spgrgsmaal, ON
ben oberbobeoet 1ogeniinoe bil6e bli.
be 6anf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
Sc ffa1 aaa biem.

Sc ifal saa bjent.
timber tit Opbol6 / Gent iom Ste
prGiettant for set 9fe6e &ors 6rgfz
teoe @rof. @eff6ing 81. a.. @pergs-
maalet ON @iemien6elien al 6e- 49,,
600 9pifere og Sc 10000 9itrigere,
Der ito6ig beftnoet fig / Sibtrie1
5porleoes ifal 6e,11te &iemle1r6elie
foregaa, % bbem ifol betalc 6en?
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uo paa, at Man6lfabet ifol gao biem
''paa oereS 8en, fb1genoe en- lang @ef-
tie al @g6e &ors' @tationer hge fra
&laoiboitof til 9plflano.
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Gn brbi Sbrn.

Gn 6rs1 Sbrn.
6orle6eu Sen6ag Morgen 1eile6e
6iifefl1tteren "@pl" 6: 800 fra g.
berg u6 Yaa 6iIferi. IS &bartmil
|uoe paa @abet fneffe6e set ene5 fr1,ee
|blao, bporpe6 &utteren fit en- 2ef.
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arbeioe, og ma,1 iotte &urlen moo
|gsbierg. Smi6lertto git Motoren
iitra, og man bar I'LL ret biplpeldt
ltillet. Ser r1aatte pltmpes n1tanle=
|ligt, og &in6en bar life til at fao
&utteren lat paa @rnn6. &l1ttere1,
pos Iereoe flere Safer og iigraliiereoe
til DEM, men Sc bemerfeoe set life.
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Sorbin6elle pr. Signal mes Danpc=
rem "@raaoDb", iom bjerge6e Suite
ren IND / @sbierg 6obn. Manoifobe1
bar naturligbis meget forfomment.
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'Gn Minbebal.

|Gn Minbebal.
S iib1te Nl,1ner al Gfibsfprerfor=
eningens Meolemsbloo foreloor Ell
'Snoien6er at reile ct Min6esmRrfe
flor Sc UNDER &rigen orabte oonife
|@pfo1t.
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meme paa 6e Sdmpn6, ser omtom
meo Sfibet. Gn Motion pleier gierz
he at before fine fal6ne, % 6isie om=
TONNE Sem9no falot paa 2@rens
Mdrf.
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@pnbifaliiterne inbbprbes.

SDnoifaliiterne Dar UNDER &rtlez
6aeene bol6t "~@Gmpeme6er" / @ip=
|benbabn, mes be6 intet al oem bar
Der beret ODER 1000 Deltagere, og
90 man efter cit Sammenfomit inoe
paa &ongens Nptorp fan6t paa> at
&e6aftpren al "Solioaritet" Sen 11p>
Zig leslaote SIR. @briitenien, ifuloe
babe en- &ploeit, talte Eoget nGppe
$1,000 Mono.
ST.. @brtltenien bar opbt bebeget
ober 6o1fets &pl6eit % bolot en- fm1t
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ino moo 8pen meo l1n6tagelie al en-
2ppefnegt, ser bleD tilbage for at
IIitiple @etgefasien / @fspeoitione,r>
bbilfet oglao lpffeoes bam. l16bpt>
tet bar noget ODER 200 &ronerI
Set bleb en- foltbar Sploeit til Ste
6aft6ren.
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8or9errepreiento1t, 8anfoireftgr
@osien erflGreoe> at ban paa @run6
al 6isle l1ofororinger III, biloc giere
8rug at fin &et til at tile 8anIf.
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8ombe % fremfal6te flor 0pbioielie
90 Stei. 8orgerreprnlentor Mel,=
mann erflnre6e, at talte @os1en
|9anif, iaa bil6e ban tale 6riiif. ST.
&osien benbiite til Sen &et, Sen inter
|natio11ale &ommisiton bar inorpm=
met set oanife, Sprog % bemnrteoe,
ioelig afbrl1ot al bioiige 8ilraab, at
lite EFT Observation-Disclosures at /. Gone
|bil6e blipe be6 Epiflonb. Det par fit
|fert nof, at 6e 6anlfe Gmbeosmeno
font % iflloe bape 8oliger.
6orifiellige 8praa6smeolenm1er
|gioroe girloeaoe, at 90 life forltoo
|Danif, bporfor &na6mano Y1l1lle1
paatog fig at bore Golf rn6er &eIte1
|af Mbbct.
Otter nogen6orbonoli1,g git "@os=
ien" al Gplferne, 90 man tom til cit
iaglig. Gorban6ling ON Eilpeiebrin=
gelie al Sc fornp6ne @o1iger. Set pe6=
togcs, at 8pen ifal bpgge npe Suite.
8DenS 8pgmeiter> ST.. Ebapien, OPP
|lpitc, 1T ban bar Gilbl1o paa 8pgge=
materialier me6 Snofgrielstilla6elie.
Wan bel lmttc6e at fi9be Materio1ier=
tic 90 tagc fat paa Opfgrellen al 8pg=
ningerne inareit muligt. &erom 1fol
Der forbonoles / ct npt Me6e. 9es:
u6e11 %peotoges set, at 8praaoet ifo]
beilaglggge alle Sc @oliger, ser BIZ
Der leoige be6 tDife @mbe0smGnoS
8ortreiie og bol6e Sem aabne for Sc
;6or1fe @mbeosmGn6.
Set oplpltes iepri9t, at 8penS
gleftricitetspGrf bill gipe ct timber:
(ifl,o poa 100000 Marf / inoeperen:
be &egnlfabsaar.
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@QI -?

Gal -?
&aa ct minore fipbenbapnlf &ote1
''tilfalotc &Grten 8olitiet, 1om n1bol6t
en- 1,ng Man6 neo @abn Spen6 Sat-
len. 9a ban git / Seng, 1ag6e ban
til Stuepiger, at ban fprlt bil6e bgf-
fes naite Gags Miooag @I. 10. Ser
efter laoe6e ban en- &ebolber % tog
Ell Golf frcm. @ige,1 gift notur1iepis
forifrGffet % fortalte 8rrten ON. oct
foreitaaen6e "Selpmor6". Do Yoli=
,'tiet tre,1gte ino / @ereliet, JOB @peno
&anien me6 @epolperen / &aanoe11
og meo 9olfeas @pi6s moo Salien.
Set er 6en ne6rigc $685." n6brpo
ban, Ga ban bleb b9ffet.
Set bite fig, at &onlen er @ier=
ningsman6en til Snobruooet paa
'6aarcpeile Station for en- Maoneo
iioen. Ser bleb 1%tioolet 5000 &r.
paa Stationen, % &pben bap6e en6=
TIT 1000 &r. / 8ebolo.
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9en banife 9bbbabsefspebitioa*
Gn 6an3f 0nbhabsefSpe6ition. Sc

Den oanife 9DbbanSefspe6itioa.
On 6anft DDbbabsefspe6ition. Der
ifal foreta9e btologtife l1noeriegeIier
/ set ip6lige Mtlarterbab, er afgaaet
fra &iebenbabn me6 6iremait=St on<
nerten "Dnna", ser tilbprer @omris=
itone1 for &obunoeripgel1er.
@fspe6itionen le6es al sen fiel!6te
8iolog, 9r. phil. Sob. Scbmi6tt, Der,
iom befien6t, bar Ie6et flere ti6ligere
6anife &abun6eriggelies @fsftSis
toner. Ser er fra pribot SIDE Doet
betpoelige 9tlifu6 til @nifaffelie al
De npeite Mpparoter til Sen beiberIi,
ge nnoeriggelie al @apbun6en poa DC
itore DDb6er. S bi6enifabelige @reo=
lie benter h1a1t fig meget itore Meiulta=
ter al @fspe6ittpnen.
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S ~&arefnapbebens gib.

S &arefnapbeoens Sib.
S en- 8og, iom Observation-Disclosures
|ter listing bar u6fen6t, ifriper ban
blan6t an6et:
@%arefnapbe6 % Dprti6 1a6er fig
lite inaffe noget fra og lite be,
itttte meo @enge;; man ,1aa lie bei1 /
9lne1te % itaa Dem i9iennem. Set
ber for 3i6en bore en- TinG, ser be=
ores Der / 2an6et, bette at gaa me6 en-
|ll1bili0 6raffe; BET ct en- patriotilt
|@1er1tng at gaa me6 lappebe Sfo.
Rrofesior @arming flyer, Ser ifal
|Dannelie til for 4 ipiie margarine.
|ytei, Der ifal Mange1 paa Mlnenians
It'll for at ipiie smpr, BOZ pietigite us.
|ferielsortifel.