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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
Navy Assistant Is Named for
Second Place Without
Ballot
Franklin D. Roosevelt. Of New
York, Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy Chosen For Second
Place Without BaIIot-Six
Step Aside For Empire State
Entry

San Franclsco.-Franklin ID. Roose-
welt " New York, Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy, and relative of the
President who bore that name. was
chosen by the Democratic National
Convention as its candidate for Vice
President and running mate for Gov
ernor Cox.
The band-wagOn movement for Mr..
Roosevelt got under way very quick
ly soon after the convention assem-
bled. and although other Candidates
among them Governor Stewart Of
Montana and Major General l.. ID. Ty-
son Of Tennessee-were presented,
there was no doubt of Mr.. Roosevelt's
selection from the first.
The gossip about convention hall
was that the Tammany organizatio
with which Mr.. Roosevelt has not al
ways been on good terms, was disin-
ciined to accept him at first, but, in
the language Of the politicians who
were working for Roosevelt, Tam
many decided to swallow him"
Governor Smith of New York finally
took the platform and told the con-
vention he had been instructed by his
delegation TO second Mr.. Roosevelt's
nomination.
After Governor Smith had seconded
Mr.. ROosevelt's nomination the band
wagon movement got into full force
Md one after another OF the other
nomination or those who had spoken
for them took the platform and with
drew their names.
Ex-Governor Dunno withdrew James
Hamilton Lewis. The name of David
II. Francis was next withdrawn. Then
the name of Edward L. Doheny Of Cal.
lfornia was withdrawn. Major Gen.
eral L. ID. Tyson Of Tennessee person.
ally took the platform and withdrew
and then Senator Nugent withdrew the
name of Ex-Governor Hawley Of Idaho.
At noon Judge Moore Of Youngs-
town, o., convention manager for Gov
ernor Cox, was still trying TO reach the
nominee over the long distance tele-
phone to learn II he had any choice
for the Vice Presidential nominee.
The nomination Of Presidential
candidate wound up the real business
so far as scores Of delegates and alter.
mates were concerned and the outgo-
ing trains had great part Of the con.
vention force aboard them.
Somebody suggested that the outgo-
ing trains be polled.
The galleries. too, bad lost a great
deal Of their interest and there were
thousands OF empty seats.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
0SUNA FlEES NEW DEFEAT
General PeIaex to Operate Against
Former Forces Under lieuten-
ant OF carranxa.

Mexico City. July 5.-Forces. com
handed by Carlos osuna, insurgent
leader, In Tamaulipas. have again been
defeated by General Gomez. according
TO an official announcement. A few
days ago Osuna had 100 men. but
he is now fleeing with only so loyal
supporters. II is said. Jesus NJ. Qua
jardos began an insurrection at Ber.
mejillo. state OF Durango, but he Is
now fleeing. and federal troops are
only IL miles behind him. General
Pelaez Is 10 operate against troops
headed by Gonzales. a former Carran-
"a lieutenant.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
Floodtlde and Ebb.

San Francisco.-Curious facts have
been noted in the tabulated record of
the Democratic National Conventions
forty-four ballot battle over the Presl-
dental nominee.
Cox began the fight with 1874 on the
first ballot and climbed steadily until
the fifteenth, when he had 46Sh His
lowest vote after that was on the thir-
ty-fifth, the first taken at the night
session, when II fell TO 376h.
McAdoo received 266 on the first bal
lot, the lowest vote cast for him, and
266h on the last ballot. His high
mark was 467 on the fortieth ballot.
At that time Cox had 400.
Palmer opened with 256 votes. His
highest vote was 267is on the seventh
ballot.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
KENTUCKY AT THE FOOT

Kentucky love TO praise her. But true rove
requires that work for Kentucky and that we understand
just where she needs our help.
The United states has just been taken at great labor
and expense and brings the facts on good many I'M
portan matters thai Kentucky is not among
foremost states industry in keeping the law or in edu-
cation.
Just will take up the matter Of education There
ahead Of Kentucky education
The only states that behind Kentucky are some that
large population SO let good Kenuckans
look this great fact square and seriously and set out to
make things better.
To begin with here country schools And in every
district there children who do not attend The district
the state the expense the teacher there some
children getting the benefit but others are not.
We have law requiring children TO go to school, but
the do enforce IL and parents do not obey it, Can
a revival this matter this summer, this
week. Will not the officers get busy and enforce the law and
will parents wake up and send their children without
forced TO do and kentucky rise from her place at
the foot2
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
ADMITS BIG ENLIGHTENMENT
Trusted Tea Company Manager at Chi.
eago Faces $4,000 Charge
In Court.

Chicago, July 5.-Charles f. Brier-
ley. trusted district manager OF the
Upton Tea company in Chicago, was
to appear in the South Clark street
police court charged with embez-
zling between 100000 and $4,000
from his firm. Brierley spent the night
in cell at the detective bureau after
having surrendered TO the police. He
blomes speculation and a desire to
Provide his wife with luxuries for his
tronble, the police say. Brierley is for
ty-slx years old. He lives at SIS
Wrightwood avenue.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
Woman Is Murdered.

Sharon. Pa.-Mrs. Gertrude Terry
Green, 81 years old, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Terry. was shot four
times when on her way home from a
theater at Farrell. where she was EN-
ployed. Vincent Garhart. who had
been friendly with her for some time.
was arrested and Is being held on sus-
plcion. The woman's body was found
by Garhart In q clump Of bushes after
a search had been made by her rela-
tiyes.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
Democratic LaureIs Won By
0h.oan After Long.
Hard Battle
Throngs In Auditorium Break
Into A Wild Cheer As Two.
Thirds Majority Mark Is
Passed by Buckeye Chief
San Francisco Battle At An
End

San Francisco.--G overnor
James NJ. COX, Of Ohio, was
chosen as the Democratic candi-
date for the Presidency.
The nomination came after more
than two score ballots had been
cast. As the necessary two-thlrds
majority mark was passed the
throng In the auditorium broke in
to a wild cheer.
The McAdoo followers, how
ever, remained silent, sorely dis
appointed ut the outcome, which
was regarded as great victory
for Il. II. Moore, manager of the
Cox campaign.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
C.O.P.LEADERS
PLAN CAMpAICN
National Chieftains to Meet at
Chicago Headquarters Next
Week.
IN DRIVE TO WIN THE WEST
Senator Harding, Accompanied by
Mrs. Harding, Leaves Washington
In Automobile for Trip to Ma
rion. Where Great ceIs-
bration Is Scheduled.

Chicago, July 5.-The conference
Of Republican national chieftains,
which VIII III. Hays is coming
here to attend, will take up the plans
Of campaigning for the Harding-Cool-
ldge ticket in the West, according to
discussions heard around Republican
national headquarters.
Clarence Miller, secretary of the ma
tional committee, left for Minnesota
but will return In time to attend the
meeting.
Belief of the national leaders around
Chicago headquarters is that the vari-
Gus Republican state and county or
ganizations In the western territory
are In excellent shape, and that the or
CARNATIONS are in readiness to start
actively campaigning for Senator
Harding and Governor Coolidge as
soon as the leaders give them their
lines.
May Follow Harding Plan.
The hint was thrown out that the
coming of Mr.. Hays, who has kept In
close touch with Senator Harding,
may have to do with a general start
throughout the west on the sort of a
campaign the presidential candidate
has expressed an inclination to have
made.
Railroad officials have arranged to
sidetrack a number of dining cars at
Marion, o.. Monday, for the accommo-
dalton of the visitors to the home
coming reception for Senator Harding.
A large tent and a commissary also
are TO be In service for the benefit
of the visitors.
The same facilities-railroad dining
cars and the tent and commissary-
are TO be installed by the Republican
national committee on the date of the
official notification, July %.
These precautions have been taken,
Capt. Victor Helntz, in charge of Chi
cago headquarters. said, because IL Is
recalled that at the time Of the Nc
Kinley notification at Canton there
was considerable suffering because Of
the lack of food, and the foresight
of the Marion homecoming commit
tee caused the arrangement Of a pro-
gram to see that there will be food
enough on hand for all visitors.
Harding at Marion Monday.
Washington. July 5.-Warren G..
Harding. the Republican presidential
nominee. will go by automobile to Ma
rion, o.. where on Monday he will at
tend homecoming celebration In his
honor. Accompanied by Mrs. Hard
ing, he left here this morning and ex-
poets to reach Marion soon after noon
on Monday.
Part of the trip will be made over
the Lincoln national highway, but the
exact itinerary was withheld. In or
der that the candidate may get as
much rest as possible, leisurely trip
will be made, with several stops en-
route.
The senator's office force will go to
Marion by train.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Spa, Belgium. July i.-The allied
and German prime ministers are
here TO meet each other for direct
negotiations for the first time since
the Versailles Treaty was signed.
The probability Of reaching an
agreement on the total sum Of re-
parations Germany is TO pay ap-
pears slight. The allied premiers
will communicate their collective
decisions 10 Konstantin Fehren-
bach, the German chancellor. He
and his associates affirm they are
prepared TO refuse demands which
they consider beyond Germany's
strength to meet.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
Rail Strike Deferred.

Philadelphia. Penn.-The strike OF
shopmen OF the Pennsylvania System
has been deferred indefinitely. accord
ing TO an announcement made by
Harry s. jeffrey. leader of the six
local allied shop crafts. Decision to
call OF the walkout was reached after
conference Of labor leaders with Gov
eminent officials and w. w. After
bury. Vice President Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Brussels, July 2.-The Allies who
met in conference this morning
fixed at f6,OO0,OOO,OO0 NORMALLY
S30,OO0OOO,OOO), the capital sum
Germany will be required to pay
for reparations. This capital sum
is subject TO interest charges which
would approximately double it.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Fiume, July i.-Captain Gabriel
d'Annunzio, whose troops have been
holding this city for the last year,
is making efforts to open trade re-
lations with the Jugo-Slav Hinter-
land. Ships are allowed TO enter
port with oargoes for Jugo-Slavs;
an Italian vessel has just finished
loading a cargo of lumber from
Jugo-Slavia. II has been consigned
to firms in Alexandria Egypt. As
surances have been given that
American ships carrying goods for
the interior may enter Fiume and
discharge without molestation.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Athens, July 4.-The Greek Of
fensive against Mustapha Renal
Pasha's Turkish Nationalist forces,
which began June %, ended July 2
with the JUNCTION at Omerkeui,
north Of Balikesri, Of the Greeks
from the south with those which
landed Friday at Panderma, on the
Sea of Marmora.
These operations, which IL was
estimated would require fifteen
days, were completed successfully
in eleven days, the opposing Nation
alist forces being crushed.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Halifax, N. S., July 5.-The United
States Shipping Board steamer.
Lake Edwin, has struck an I'M
charted rock six miles off Eddy
point lighthouse in the Cut Of Can
so, which lies between Nova Scotia
and Cape Breton Island, according
to wireless messages from her this
afternoon. She reported, I'm danger
of sinking" and asked for aid.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Louisville. July "A call for a
special meeting OF the Republican
state Central Committee was issued
today by Chairman Chesley searcy
to be held at o'clock Wednesday
Continued on Page Eight
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Washington, July i.-Governor
Clement, Of Vermont after a con-
ference here tonight with Senator
Warren G. Harding, the Republican
Presidential nominee, indicated that
he would Immediately call the YER
mont Legislature in special session
TO act on the federal suffrage
amendment.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
u. S. News

San Francisco, July 6.-Franklin
ID. Roosevelt, New York, Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, was chosen
by reclamation by the Democratic
National convention today as the
party's candidate for vice-presi-
dent.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Georgetown, June 30.-Baptists
from every portion Of Kentucky ar
rived on every train here today, and
more by automobile, for the Ken
lucky Baptist Summer Assembly in
annual session.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08
World News

Osaka, japan, July Twenty
thousand working people we're dis
charged here in June because OF
the economic depression. They
included $500 women. Many small
factories have been closed in other
cities.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Chicago, July 5.-With the ar
rival Of Will II. Hays, chairman Of
the Republican National Committee.
tomorrow, the first of the Western
meetings OF that committee that
has for its aim the election OF
Senator Warren G. Harding as
President OF the United States will
be held at the Auditorium Hotel.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

London, July i.-Three-fourths OF
battalion Of Irish Connaught RAN
gers stationed at Jullunda, in the
Punjab, India, mutinied following
the arrival of news of recent events
in Ireland, according to a dispatch
from Semla under date of July Q,
TO Reuters.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

London, July 5.-Full military
honors will be accorded at the
funeral Of Maj. Gen. William G.
Gorgas, former surgeon general Of
the United States Army, who died
yesterday.
The funeral will be held Friday
noon in st. Paul's Cathedral.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Kansas City, July 5.-The League
of Nations was denounced as "a
league of treason and a covenant
of national DEATH" by Senator
James A. Reed, who returned here
today from San Francisco, where
he was refused a seat as delegate
to the Democratic National Con-
vention.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Frankfort, July 2.-An offer OF
$3.50 for the arrest Of Willie Mere
dith. wanted in Edmonson County
for assulting Dora Wilson, June 81,
was made today by Governor Nor
row.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Mexico City, July 4.-The levy Of
the income tax upon the American
citizens resident in Mexico, in re-
spect to income derived from their
property or business located in
Mexico, works an injustice to those
citizens. according to a brief pre-
pared by the American Chamber Of
Commerce of Mexico, and to be
presented to the Congress Of the
United States.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Frankfort, July Ga meeting Of
the state Board of Agriculture will
be held in Louisville tomorrow TO
consider state Fair matters.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Georgetown. July THE fine art
of needle work has come into its
own. Mrs. William Reddick Of
Georgetown has just received 800
for counterpart she crocheted.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Spa, Belgium, July 5.AThe confer
ence between the Allies and Ger
many was opened today with
short, sharp clash in which the
Germans came Off decidedly the
worst.
The first meeting made it plain
that the Allies will boss the Spa
negotiations, something that the
Germans had not realized until it
was brought to their attention.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Chicago, July Elm the event OF
the election OF Senator Harding, q
cabinet OF Americas most capable
and stanoh advisers will be formed,
according TO George M. Reynolds,
president OF the Continental and
Commercial National Bank, who
returned 10 Chicago, today from
Washington, where he had been
summoned to confer with Senator
Harding and Governor Coolidge.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Constantinople July "A dis
patch from Mersina dated June 80,
reiterates that Pauld Nilsson and
wife. American missionaries, who
recently were captured by Turkish
bandits, were taken to Silvisk from
Tarsus, Asia Minor, but Turkish
officials here deny any knowledge
as to where the Americans are.
They promise to investigate, how
ever.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Washington, July 4.-Assurance
which the United States can accept
that peace and order will be main
tanned in Mexico under the regime
set up since the death OF Carranza
Continued on Page Eight
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-08

Our Threefold Aim: To Give
the news Of Berea and vicinity;
TO record the happenings Of
Berea College; TO be Of interest
TO all the Mountain People.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-10

"oS5eg tror SET or Iigeirem unocrs
fil6t boorIeoes Sanlac bar 8iellops
bpQget mig. SCR jeg begpnote at to-
qe set bar ieg / ell neobruot &el.
brc0$ior'otri1g % neieoc finn III
8un0. Nu pcier leg f44 &uno, og
min SeIbreo er f%ortrlnltg.
Seq oreuue nlorig ON at Der bar
en- WeoiCin poa Soroen, iom tit0e
otrfe til, at ieg qienoanot min tic.
ligere %eqt os @dbrcb, % oct ! iao
fort Tio, men Sanlac Qioroc oct, %
lea fan ii1Scltben life iortpue Gent,
bbor ~tatnenlIi9 ieg er ior oenne bio
u1oerlige Meoicin.
Seq leo / 10 Iar al Snoigestion
% 0pspeeIio, % ieg par / en- meget
TENT neobrlr0t Soriatning. Seq haus
oe en- Tslelie al SrPtbe0 % llolIi0t.
beb rPiten I'll ale Stoer, o0 jog bap.
De iieIben roger Ippetit.
Eli line Cher ttn0c icQ bare iaa
femme NnfnIo al Sn~oiqe5tion eQer
ilet 6orhGiel'e, az lc8 Odnltell9 fllnoc
trGffe qon6p. Seq leo ogioo al
&ierteflGp, heftig @opeopine og Rpg-
imlerter, men taffet pnre EonIuc bar
ale 6i5ie frpgtGIiqe Snmetoner III,
forIoot mig, % ic8 befnOcr mia M
ioa bel iom nogcnitnoe iar ! nit Sin.
Roect ui0et / ian1nte HctrinQ er,
Of ieq MI iopcr aIocles fortrGffGIiq
ON Nntten oq fiber ol6ri9 al Nerps.
iitet, iom lea for Qior0c. SollIoc or
bisielig Ell pjolgrocrIig YIcoicin. %
SET er mig finn en- Itor ToruGiclie of
onbeioIe ben fiji mine &enner." Qoe!t-
ItooenDe GrfIprinq qioroe8 rnlig al
W2r8. %6a 6omburob, al 316 9.
9foin Street @rottIcboro. @ernront.
GnnInc iplge3 al en- goo 2(potbe-
fer ! bOer &p. Nopt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-10

eGs slSertiSfcmeHtcrHe / "2eeorab. eoften-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-10

CAB Gantpen @nleOnine til at eieniorteae set lille,
ban bapoe bprt ON Soias, meb SiliGtnine al i'm egelr
6ortolfning al boert entelt lloiagr. 5orreiten funoe
I'M @oro ielp inaffe r1eo Den "Trofesioren", for ban
flenhte MI SornS goot, og ban bar baaOe "IGbalog"
% EreIt 90 ErGoifanter, iaa oct bar Nanb, Iom en-
tube iaa ptOe Sanbbeita al! @aro 10 al bette.
"Haye another, boys" bGo ban.
Gn ban ont Ell Stlno ia 6arpeI, ~ber,erfet ban Iiee,
Jon 6orbigooen6e:
I'D like to meet that preacher what's his
name - Napoleon? Naturally, I'm interested in
making the acquaintance OF everybody moving
into the county"
Sure, Mike! Me the SAM" iparte Ole ~fortroIia.
III fetch him over when he come to town."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-10

Jet Sonas, men eier buab Snrfin GlOmbeffeu og andre
troperoige WG1o Nabolaget bopoe ~fortaIt ham,
n,aatte ban MI bore e, rigtig 9pmpap, for uagtct ban
babe boct / Sctle1ne,tet bare etpar WtaaneOer, baboe
han at giOrt FIG ilfar meo gub og Spermano. @lOnts
beffen bapoe ~forpligtet fig paa, at ban MI piloe for
trle bnm bent no, bpOr ban ifrloe get off,. Sclo
bopoe Gampel EFT Sen, iom ficnbte Sonas ira Wiir.
%,1eapoIis, Ell Brofesior peo 9taun Nopolron, ior npIig
cor ilpttet til "8ropeu". San bapoe pGret inhe pao
Galoonerl og Talnpert hopbc M lisiom bc9pnbt at iao
lot "SnOieto'tracf" al benre Slirn'el.
"They may judge him a little too quick" be-
rerfet @oro unbifplbenoe. give met him, and he
looks to me a rather intelligent young man"
9pilfen @enterf,ing, ibet Waro igien "lotte benz op",
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-10
Helbreder H~udsy9domme.
Anvend Zemo. rersende, ~jennemtrnn.
gende, antiseptic fydende Middel.

De beh6ver Ike at Tide az Eczema. Fin
ncr. Ri0gorm. FrcEper or liCuende Hud-
ubehaPelighoder ZeUo. som kan faces hos
"nhver Aputhekcr for - CcUts. cllDr 81 90
for en- extra stor F1aSbe vii. hurtig anycndt.
sndvaTjig give ufoFtCy"t Lindring for KID
ende Tougr. Drt rcuscr og STRIKER Hudcn
og helhTsder hurtigt og yirksomt de heste
Hudsygdomme.
Zemo er ct ~vi1UnGerligt. gjennemtrpn-
epnde. boytjerncnde lyGende MidIcl og
ntlldner den NEST 0m9nduigc Hud. bet
or like fedtet, kan let anvendcs og Roster
kun'lidet. ,Skaf Dem Diet ldag og spar Dem
SEW for al fremtidig Hummer.
The Z. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-10

&icln / &olltl1o. San ntou enonlt
nleO noGle Tigers Wiellcmrllm bare
fin @ib5bo10ogc fornpet pan Spac-
buffet, og Der iorcinor lang Gi0S &es
fonOolciccnS; men oct hoabcs bog, at
ban flllOt no bill gienniuoc Syerliohes
Sen, iua ban iii @nareu pil flrnlle
gienoptaGe line Stuoier.
Zen ME 0rGnIes ltoitifuing.
Oct oonife WleoIem al 8rpnic.
commissioner SberItloitnont Hann,
og De ~tilfororbnebe oanife GntbeoS.
mGno or fommct til aipbcnbapn,
ellbnl inbeu @rGuiens ltoltifrina CT
erbt. 9eieoct ifploe3 BEN SmltGns
oigbeb, at Sberitleitnant Eantm bar
snlfet at fonferere meo Wfiniiteriet /
Inleoning al pisie, minore ppientIi-
&c lpocrensitemnclier mcllem roglc
al commissioners Weolenrmler.
On etpar Sage refer o'Srr. til
baae o. fortiGtter Nrbeibet. Ser
mlanoler ifpIge "Iatt." MI finn Ell
enbelig Spmanling al Nfitanoene
meQem @rGnieitenene oa lpact
ifriitligt Irbeibe, og / bpert SaIb /
9egpn0elien al December er man
belt fGroig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-10
Sra S~oneerivuaro.
Gn Sptant til SpnSer.

TroieSior Gilbclm Nagel, Ser bar
en- uoitraft Braris lom &trltrg og
&oinoclGge / Berlin, bar ifgl9e
"Tlensb. Ip." opterct for Sonmarf
% agtcr at ilptte til Ssnber. Ero-
fesIor Nagel, Der er giit. meo eli
0anlf Dame, er en- gro0er til Npos
ibefer Nugel / @rebebro og Soitme-
tier gtogel / aarbl,s.
Gen %nuroIesuisifc @Glserfursnims.
Saberslep lite Rop. Otter bpao
"0tooersmanlet" mebbelcr, pil Ben
noroilespigife SGlgerforening bliue
oplglt paa Ell 8ereralforiomling |
December. GGlgerforeningen bar ct
llnoerItuo paa nogle tuien Groner,
iom man penter bill blipe oGffet al
Ssnoeripoif Gentralforening,
Qafolf Dab funfnrS.
Set meooeltes fornpIig, at Babe.
iteoet 2ofolf paa Hen1p bar blepet
lolgt til ct iuenif G~oniortiun. Senne
San0el er imiolertio life fommct
iltano, eller Den CT gaaet tilbage, %
III, er @aoeiteoet blepet erflGret ial-
lit. "Safolf" bar ifslge "6lensb.
Ip." life pGret cabinet for 8aOeglG-
tier lioen for arisen.
Iclbt iis ielp.
Slensbors. 9eoraseren Sasper, Der
for nplig itaf al eiter at babe behras
get ct Bar oanifc SanoelsmGno for
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til Bolitiet. SpaS ban bar giort al
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gipenbe bar pGret / @~cfernisroe,
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| oisie gper mn blipe nPrmere nm
oerisgt. Sasper er arreiteret.
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oerne paa 9pbbel fom meget aloor'
ligt tiVooe, ibet ban paa 2anbepeien
blep paafisrt al Ell Iutpmobil, bar
efter ct Sieroinaaars Spbolo paa
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