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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-25
Riepe Heads Prosecutors.

Cedar Rapids. June 25.-Carl Riepe,
county attorney Of Des Moines coun-
.ty, living at Burlington. was selected
as the president of the State Associa-
ton of the County Attorneys of Iowa
at their business meeting held Thurs
day:
Other officers selected were: Vice
president. V. r. Gabrielson, county
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-25
Grand Army Officers.

Ottumwa. June 25.-Dr. r. l..
Chase, of Des Moines, was elected
commander of the Iowa department,
Grand Army of the Republic. T. r.
Buckley, of Ottumwa, was. elected
vice commander.
Other officers were named as fol-
lows: Junior vice commander
James F. Troutner. of Nashua; medi
cal director Grant j. Ross, of Sioux
City; chaplain, S. K. Coats, of Wash
ington.
The Women's Relief Corps in
dorsed Mrs. Marie Basham, of Des
Moines, for national president of the
organization. Iowa has $4,000 mem
bers, or more than any other state.
and has not had the national presi-
dency for ten years.
The hamlet of Brucselle. later the
city of Brussels. originated as a
swamp village in the seventh CEN
fIlrv e,s
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-16
It CERTAINLY DID
THE WORK HE SAYS
Tanlac Overcame Trouble He
Had Been Trying For Years
To Get Rid OF.

"Tanlac has done the work for me
and | don't nina saying so; in fact it
does me good to tell people what
fine medicine, have found it to be"
said Charles B. Place, IL School street
Portland Maine, while telling friends
recently Of his remarkable improve
ment. Mr.. Place is Il carpenter by
trade, has lived in Portland practical
ly all his life and is the Oldest member
of the local No. 974 United Brother
hood Of Carpenters and Joinera Of
America.
FOR years and years | had suffered
from chronic Indigestion, and it seem
ed that no matter how careful was
about what | ate ! had to pay for it in
suffering afterwards. 1t was out of
the question for me to enjoy a meal,
for my stomach was sour al the time
and | was never free from gas. | suf-
fered terribly from heart palpitation,
and my breath would get so short /
had to fight for air. If ate any supper
! was never able to sleep at night and
sometimes | was afraid to even lie
down and would have to sit up to get
my breath. | wac SO constipated |
had to be taking laxat YES all the time.
| tried everything anybody told me, but
nothing did me any good and 1t was
beginning to look like | would have
to bear my troubles the rest of my
days
But at lc5t have found medicine
that will do the work and that's Tan
lac. ! started taking it only about a
month ago, but already it has complete.
ly relieved me Of the troubles that
I've been trying for years to get rid
Of. My appetite was never better and
en- entirely free from gas, heart pal.
p tation and shortness of breath. In
fact / can eat anything set before me
and diga3t it as if ! had never sui,
fered from stomach trouble in my life
am not constipated any more and
sleep like top every night | am
hale and hearty and feel brimful OF
new life and energy, All the mem
bers OF my local have noticed the
change Tanlac has made in me and
they are all the time saying something
about how strong and healthy | fu
looking"
Tan'ac Is sold in Bennington by w.
l.. Gokay and in Manchester Depot by
Mr.. w, w, Pratt,-Adyertisem mt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-16
PENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town ami Village Told
Briefly Cor Busy Readers

Lallammes orchestra will hold a
social dance at Pownal Center hall
Saturday evening. Adv.
For good shoes, orfords and tennis
at lowest prices visit the New York
Stores shoe department. Adv.
The Electric A. c. of Bennington
will play the fast Greylocks of North
Adams Sunday at D. M. on the
Desert Everybody welcome. ADV.
Coming, Library Theatre, Constance
Talmadge in I'm Search Of a Sinner" a
First-Run First National attraction
You know what that means, ADV.
A lawn party will be held at Major
Brown Park Wednesday, July 21st, un.
der the auspices of the Daughters Of
Isabella. Dancing from 8 until 12I
Music by Hurley's orchestra. ADV.
THE Silver Horde" Rex Beach's
mighty story Of Alaska Gust released)
Pathe News and Rolin comedy-Li-
brary Thea re tcday~Adults tic. all
shows; children lie all shows. ADV.
The Green Island A. c. team will
play Bennington Saturday afternoon at
$3.50. The Green Island team Is the
fastest amateur team around Trey and
the game ought to be the best of the
season.
Every young man should read editor.
.al number two, page six yesterdays
Banner the value of life insurance"
lam reprinting it today in my adyer-
tisement for your convenience. H. A.
Wilkinson. ADV.
A lawn party and supper will be
held at St Peters church grounds Wed
nesday, July 2Sth. The supper pre-
pared by Mrs. Paulson, will consist Of
veal croquettes, potato salad rolls,
coffee, ice cream and cake. The hour
for supper is 6:15, price 75c. In the
afternoon there will be for sale fancy
work, flowers and cakes ADV.
Word has been received here Of the
marriage in Hartford, Conn, on Mon
day, July 18th at the Immacula Con
cepton Church of Rachael H. Bouplon
Of Bennington and Emmett Skehan Of
Hartford Conn. Miss Margaret lie.
wins OF Bennington and Frank Mooney
of Hartford acted as attendants. The
bride is employed as weaver in the
Holden Leonard Mill and the groom Is
an express clerk on the n. Y. N. II. &
Hartford Railroad Mr.. and Mrs Ske.
han are spending their honeymoon In
New York Mrs Shehan is a graduate
of the Benning on high school and
has many friends here are interested
in her future happiness.
List Of letters remaining uncalled
r at the post Office for the week end
ing July ;, l20 Mr.. Edwin Allen, II.
H. Allen, II. II. Hall, Mr. and Mrs !.
Hicks, Mr. Jack Jacobs 90, Mr.. Dill
pion Kalamnona, w. Leroy Lewis. Mr.
Robert Lcbeau, Dan Mack, Nicholas
Peters. Mr.. T. l.. Pierce, Mr. George
.G. Reddlng (3l, Phil Shepard, Mr., Her
man Warehouse, Mr. II. b. Water
house, Mrs. NJ Cummings, care Of
Mrs. William Green, Mrs S. H. Estes
Miss Elizabeth Jordan, Mrs. Louis
Lzzby. Mrs Cora Norris, Mrs y. n.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-16

Snow. Mrs. Philip Shcpards Mrs. Ger,
truae Tlbbs, Mrs ( Aliee a8hornton,
Miss Mary Watkins, St Pau Church.
Miss Thelma Weston. These. letters I
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JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AS A
TRANSPORTER

The March King" photographed
at the Southern Tournament of the
American Trapshooters Association,
which took place on the outskirts of
Washington. Mr.. Sousa made the
trip from New York to Washington
on horseback-for riding and trap
shooting are his hobbies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-10

OPEN GOLF CHAMPION OF
UNITED STATES
Walter Hagan, open golf cham
pion of the United States, who re-
Gently sailed for England, where
he will meet her best golfers on
their own links in the open golf
championship tournament of Great
Britain.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-17
WATER RATES
DIFFER GREATLY
Eastern Shore Towns Have Various
Prices.

In Cambridge the rate for homes
where meters are not used is based
on a yearly rental, and is less than
81 per month Where meters are
used the charge is IS cents per 1000
gallons. as against 81 per 1000 gal
Ions in Crisfield
In Salisbury the increased rates,
effective July l, are an increase
over the old rate. The new rate in
Salisbury is SIG per year, or $1.24
month, and AS cents per 1000 on me
ter service, with a sliding scale
down to 80 cents per 1000 gallons.
in larger quantities, as against S1.00
per 1000 gallons in Crisfeld.
In Easton the minimum charge
for home is So per quarter, or rs
cents per month. The highest me-
ter charge is 35 cents per 1000 gal
Ions and from that down to 10 cents
DER l 900 gallons when used in
large quantities as against 81 per
1000 gallons in Crisfield.
leo Countian.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-17
SENATOR APPLEGARTH In
FINANCIAL TROUBLES
Executes Friendly Deed Of Trust To
Straighten Up Affairs. Difficulties
Brought About Through Large
Government Contract Which Turn
ed Out UnfavOrably Owing To
Labor And Other Conditions.

Some little surprise was occasion
ed throughout the community today
when it became known that former
Senator William F. Applegarth, of
Golden Hill this county, had execut-
ed a deed of trust in order to get
his business affairs Strengthened out.
The deed of trust was placed on file
at the Court House this morning,
former Governor Emerson c. Har-
rington, former Governor Phillips
Lee Goldsborough and E. Mcclure
Rouzer, of France, McLanahan &
Rouzer, being named as trustees. 1t
is reported that upon the return of
Mr.. Jacob France from a business
trip to Oklahoma he will succeed Mr..
RouZer as the third trustee.
1t is reported that the Senator has
met with heavy losses on a large
government contract with which he
is connected and that owing to the
stringency of the money market for
the past few moths he, like all
others, has found it exceedingly diff
ficult to finance large operations.
According to the statement sub
mitted to the trustees the Senator
has unpledged assets amount TO
more than Four Hundred Thousand
Dollars while his liabilities are
about Three Hundred and Fifty
Thousand dollars.
While the Senator's losses have
undoubtedly been large as is shown
by the statement the impression pre-
walls that not only viii he be able
to pay every dollar that he owes but
that he will have substantial
amount left after doing so it being
estimated by some that he will have
more than 100000 left after paying
all Indebtedness.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-17
GAMERS PREDICT RAISE
IN PRICE OF TOMATOES
Increase Expected In Winter Laid
To Higher Cost Of Containers And
Labor. L. S. Surplus Stocks
Gone

increase Expected IN WINTER Lara
To Higher Cost Of Containers And
Labor. L. S. Surplus Stocks
Gone.
Canned tomatoes are going to be
higher next winter.
Just how much higher nobody
knows yet, but they are going to be
higher, and, according to the pack
ers. there will be no United States
Army stocks to bring the prices
down, those stocks having been prac-
tically exhausted.
Just now the wholesale prices are
5 1.6,0 per dozen cans of No. 3, to-
matoes for immediate delivery and
$1.75 per dozen for delivery in Sep
TENDER The September quotation
indicates price of not less than Is
cents a can to the consumer next fall
and winter and it may go higher
than that if the prudent housewives
do not do enough of their own can
ming to bring the prices down
Packers are not very much inter
ested in the tomatoes that are com
ing into the market now and selling
at the rate of rs cents for four.
''They are the very early South
ern tom atoes," said Thomas j. Nee
han, canned goods broker. The
people will pay almost any price for
the first of any crop. 1t is like an in
cident which occurred on trip to
Egypt which l made with the late
Gen. Thomas j. Shryock, several
years before his death. We saw
box of American apples on a fTst
stand and we bought the whole box
at rs cents an apple, just because
they were difficult to get in Egypt.
1.-The Maryland crop will begin to
come into the market shortly after
August /, and the prices for them
will be lower.
No interest will be taken by the
Gamer until they come in. But it is
certain that canned tomatoes are go
ing to be higher next winter. The
stocks on hand now, held over from
last year, are smaller than usual.
Government stocks are about ex-
hausted. The cost of everything
which goes into packing is up, the
cost of boxes, of tin for the cans, OF
labor"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-17
OAKLEY BEACH HOTEL
SAID TO Be SOLD
Rmor That Experienced Hotel Man
From Newark, n. j., Has Pur-
chased Oakley Beach And Will
Make A Number OF improvements.

A rumor has been current around
| Cambridge for several days that Mr.
Edward 5. Phillips has sold to
! gentleman from Newark. N. j., the
Oakley Beach Hotel Oakley Beach
Hotel was built several years ago by
| Capt Joseph H. Neal, who recognIz-
ed the possibilities of such place.
Captain Neal operated the hotel and
pavilion several years but about two
years ago sold the property to Mr..
Phillips who has since that time eX-
pended considerable money in plac-
ing it in first class condition. Dur
ing the past two seasons the hotel
has been conducted by Mrs. Phil
lips and so popular has the place
been that during the warm weather
it has been almost impossible to get
rooms unless reservations have been
made in advance.
The gentleman interested in the
hotel is said to be the proprietor OF
the Belvedere Hotel Newark. and
has had many years experience in
the hotel business, having spent
quite a little of his time at seaside
resorts He is said to believe that
Cambridge is an ideal place for such
resort. having found ut, he is re-
ported to have said on recent trip
here, to be one of the most delight
full places on the Atlantic seaboard,
there being not only the fishing, crab
bing and bathing which many per-
sons seek on their vacation but also
enough city to furnish entertainment
for those who do not like to get too
deep into the country.He is also said
to have been greatly impressed with
the improved roads and with facili-#
ties of getting in and out of Cam
bridge, stating that he did not know
many places of the size of Cambridge
where it was possible to get in and
out five times q day.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-17

Mr.. NJ. NJ. Davis, of SOlomons, is
spending several days this week in
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-17
Free Tuition Scholarships
For Ex-Servlce Men

Free scholarship for pond
ence courses are offered in the eX-
tension Division of the United Y. M.
c. A. Schools to all eX-service men.
These courses cover a large variety
of subjects, including Accountancy.
Advertising, Agricultural and Rural
Engineering, Automobile Mechanics,
Business, Electrical English, Matha-
MATES. Mechanical Science, and
others.
A limited number of collegiate
scholarships are also offered.
For further particulars, apply 10
the undersigned local committee.
JAMES b. NOBLE,
EMERSON c. HARRINGTON,
JOHN +. DAVIS.
B&R 7-l7-3t each
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-17
Help Prevent Woods Fires

Be sure your match is out before
throwing it away
Don't throw away burning to-
bacco.
Choose a safe place and make your
camp fire small.
Put out your fire with water and
then cover it with earth.
Don't make large brush heaps
Choose still day for burning and
pillow burrows to protect nearby
woods.
! Be careful with fire
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-17
TOO LATTE To CLASSIFY

FOR SALE;-1 1-2 Ton Stewart
truck i'm perfect condition. only been
used a short time. VIII sell cheap on
easy terms. Apply fl. c. OREM.
7Il7-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-17
CLAIBORNE ANNAPOLIS FERRY. lac.
SUMNER SCHEDULE
N EFFECT JUNE 2Sfb. 10.


IN EFFECT JUNE 2Sth. 1920.
WEEK DAY
Leave Annapolis 8 A. NJ $50 p. NJ.
Leave Claiborne 10 A. NJ. 700 p. NJ.
SUNDAY
Leave Annapolis 9 AM $3.50 PM.
Leave Claiborne II AN. 7:15 PM.
2l14-tf II. c. 3. HOWARD. G.. Ii
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-17
WEATHER FOR MARYLAND

JULY II, 1920
Fair tonight and Sunday. Little
change in temperature. 1926 A. M.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23
st at Streifeus SAB.

Som Soar paa cit Soreipergiel
Set engelife l1noerbus angaaen6e oet
oanife 6leif uotalte McGur6n a
Supporter III, Dor gie11optaget, ioeI
Streiferne, iom forbinore6e Sc Don't
lie @fsportdrer / at giennemfpre Som.
trafterne, mi bar aflluttet. SIDE,
@ienoptagelien al S%fibsfarten fprit
Mai bar Ser onfommct ca. 5000
Sons oanif 6lelf.
Ga. 5000 Cons bar blepet bol61
tilbage / 0anmnrf paa @r11n6 al
Streiferne, men set bar III altjam.
men naaet ODER. Ser par lelpfglge:
Zig ifet en- Sci 6orringelie al @arer
paa @runo berof. 9enne 6orringelif
an6rog $1,000 Bnn6 Sterling
Normalturs &r. 162,OOO> men ga:
bet falot pau Sc 6anife Gfsportprer oq
life paa Observation-Disclosures.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23
$. q. @ansie jet ont Selpbeitemmel ies=
retten.

Set aarlige 5nllesmgoe poo 6rue=
berg, 9tllergo, Ser orrangeres ii
&pjifoleforitanoer 8egtrl1p> 6reoe=
rifs6org @piifole, afbolotes 6en 206e
sunni % bapoe iamfet $1,000 Me>1=
neifer. Ser blep talt al ftp. Miniiter
s. g. &ansien, 6orltanoer 8egtrnp
% &piifolelerer ST.: Mprgaarb.
$. g. Sansien, Ser blep biliet n1co
@ifalo al 6orlamlingen, uotalte 81.
a.: Ser flages ODER, at hi faar for
liot tilbage al Spnoeripllano. Seq
tpipler ON, at hi funoe babe facet
mere: &i bap6e to 5tanopunfter at
beige imellem. 8i fr116e babe iagt:
81 oil life babe Golteofltem1ir1g, ri
freezer 6en gamle biitoriite @renie.
Men ingen anibarlige 6anlfe &olitt=
fere tl1r6e tage bette Stanopu11ft.
Man bolgte ~beitemmeliesr
% hi ito6 fat paa bette Ston6pu11tt.
&bao ser er ct uml1ligt Stonopu11ft,
ct at beige S~elpbeltemmeliesretten,
men life at billie reipeftere be11, 1raor
6en fal6er l16 / Dor Disfappr. (Eil=
ilutnt11g).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23
st Min6esmrrfe for @ifeien.

S "6Spns @enltreb1ao" bar &eoaf-
tpr 81. @oroobl=&eterien nplig ifrepet
EFT Mrtifel o1n Morten @ifeien og ilaat
til 2po for, at Gaufen ON at reiie
bam ct Minoesm9rfe 1u / @ienfor=
eningstioen blep giort til &irfelig=
beo: "@an %pan6reoe paa iin 500 fra
8p til 8p / Spnoerjpllauo, gif fra
Stem til @iem for at opmuntre og
oplipe, iaa life Mo6et ifl1l6e foeles /
no1enoi9beoen. &an iang fine San=
&c, fortalte fine Mi116er, og opcrolt
pat6t ban fig &enncr. Sans 8eigg
bar lom itaoige 8l1o fra @ienmet. =
Sg mar ban fife bar / Spnoeripl=
lano, farteoe ban rl1n6t Diemme. 9rog
fra &piifole til @pilfole, fra Goriam=
lingsb1s til 6orlamlingsbl1s. San
fang &nmpepiier og ipnoeripife Gait
&c. San bolot 6orebrag, ser til ST.
ser funoe bore LANCE og 11oget tr9t=
ten0e. Men 11aar ban reiite, %efterlo6
ban altio 1oget al lin 8egeiitring %
lit @oab."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23
0en t%raablpies @emmeli9be6.

5or cit %inobuot, iagfpn6ig &re6s ct
Ser / &ipbenbapn blebet bemonltreret
en- ipenlf Opfinoelie, Gleftro=& rppto>
grafen, ct slpporat, ser ganlfe meta
milf cbiffrerer og oecbiffrerer en- boil
fen iom bellt Seflt, iaale0es at Gele=
efommet life fan opinappes og laies
al l1pe0fommen6e. Ser bor tioligere
b9ret fonltrueret Mpporoter for Sen
1amme Spgaoe, men 6e bar ollie bobt
oen Sell, at gfsperter funoe frpo1e
9enligten. Dette ifal ifplge "8erl.
Gio." frnne unogoaes be6 @leftro=
&rpptografen, ioet Sen fan frembrin=
ge ct uenoeligt Mntal Gbiffre sg ioa=
leoes, ga ct beitemt Spitem tan nno-
9ooes, tro6ie al Sfarpiinoiebeo. 0p
finoellen ipnes at babe en- flor Grem=
tio for fig, i6et Sen afbg6er en al
Gpagbe6erne pe6 6en traaoleIe Iele=
graf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23
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9et tnotraa6te imutfe SER giber
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go6 @pilct, Ser iaar teg1ner til at blipe
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2anoet blipe ppntet me6 @pitoffe
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% Sc fprlte Sor6b9ro begpn6er al
reome mellem 8la6ere. Set CT 6e1
fprltc rtgtige Sommertegn iaar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23
p1tf o%piummerer sl1freo @op1ien 1T
Spn poa Sagen iom fplger:

pitt o%piummerer Nllfre6 @oblien lit
SDn paa Sage1t iom fplger:
SEQ "6et frarppeoe 2a,1o" forltaar
ieg sen Del al Spn6eripllano, bpor
Solicit bitterliet er % nil bore 6anif,
altiaa fpritc Gone i iin Selbe6. Ser
imo0 life anoen 3one / iin &elbeo e.
Ter treble Gone, bpor Solicit bitterligt
CT % bill bore tDif. Disie Dele fa11
leg lite bctragte iom f%rarepet, bolo=
taget 2an0; tbi Sc bar allereoe fer ga
tabt for % giennem cn tuiinoaarig
&ultnrfamp, Dbor oanif 6olfefraft
inotil-et bi1t @unft bar be1ton6ig bi=
ge11oe oberfor StorfolfetS @res. Ser
maattc en- gambling no fra Set al oe
paagjeloerroe @otioner go0fien6te
&etsprincip intte %Srcmtioens 5tats=
gr9nie e. De,1ne gambling CT It'll f1lo=
bpr6et, % enten hi ntaa billige ellcr
misbillige Maa6en, bporpaa sen CT
lofprt, maa set bore e11bDer 0al11f
Manos % &binbes @ltgt at bpie fig
for oen trr.fne Mfgjprelie % gipre fit
til, 1t Set 6olf, iom / fin &elbeo til
ii6lt bleb Iamlet u11oer@ienmets Sag,
life panrggter SEN 1tore@ape be6 fort
lat Sbebrogt, men meoes / &illieu til
at arbei0e UNDER Sc gipne &ilfaar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-23
Q9gebb6sfalb.

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lanos melt beremte 2ege, 0r. me6.
Setter @eiberg, 500 / lit @iem / M=
min6 peo @iborg, bbor ban bar boet,
iioen ben / 1915 tog fin Mfife6 iom
Stiftsfpiifus fort f6r ban fpl6te IS.
&eiberg, bpis 6ooer Dor 6oritan-
ser for Debih1mmeinititutet og ienere
Street,, &rof. S. $. &eiberg, b1eb
Stuoent fra Metropolitonifolen og
&anoi6at / 81. Sans @bner 1pnes
fgr1t at pege u6eluffen6e / pi6eni fabe=
Zig &etning, ban fit l1niperittetets
@ulome6aille for Ell Mfban6ling ON
@rneringsfpiiologi og tog Moret efter
Doftorgraoen meo ct Mrbeioe ON
Stofitiftet.
&et plu6ielig afbrp6 ban imiolerti6
fin bioenifabelige 2ebebane for at beI-
lige fig ben praftiife @irfiombeo iom
29ge / Sbilte6. Ser, / ct lille, gom=
meloags Spgebus, u6fsrte &eiberg
me6 faa og oaarlige @ielpemioler
UNDER &ublifums Misti1lio og @olle-
gers &ritif Ben enc b%etpoelige % OPP
iigtbGffen6e Operation efter Sen a11=
ben. 9a ban / 1879 tom til @iborq,
bar BON allere6e iaa "berDgtet" for
fine bt6un6erlige 0perotioner, at 3d.
ems @pgebus mart maatte bpgges ON
for at ifaffe @la6s til Sc mango ga.
tienter, Ser itremme6e til bam. s
omfring IS Mar birfe6e ban beo bette
Spgebns, bDor Der aarltg foretoges
oofillige &un6re6e Dperatiorer, Ser.
at mango ibere neutrality-suspicious.
Samtioig beitre6 ban / % Mar Gm.
beoet iom SttftSfpiifus 90 boboe Ell
magttg @ribotprofSis.