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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14

rich cakes and pastry made
Flour. Our price per sack,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-14

Baker just short time before DR.. Arm
strong died.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14
MR.. soRAA's ADDRESS.

1t is not the purpose of THE
TRIBUNE to commend or criticise
the subject matter of the address de-
livered here on the Fourth by Mr..
w. E. Borah, but we feel that the
gentleman is entitled to respectful
consideration for consenting to as
sist in the ceremonies of our cele-
bration, He was here by invita-
ton Of a committee of Caldwell S
representative citizens. He gave
utterance to sentiments which III
his heart he regarded as patriotic.
He cited facts from the most glori-
Gus pages in our country's history
in support of his views, and if those
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14
ADVANCE AGENTS.

Within the last week or two a
considerable number of gentlemen
who look as though they may be
the advance agents of sandbagism,
burglary and petit 1arcency have
invaded Our town and we under
stand that the municipal accomoda-
tons for the entertainment of such
guests are in some respect made
quate. Mayor Ishan informed us
that few evenings ago the mar
shall desired to provide for IL of
them but was forced to forego the
pleasure in consequence of a dearth
of spare rooms in the city refrigera-
tor. The hospitable reputation of
Caldwell will suffer unless enlarged
accommodations be provided.
Gentlemen who resort to this place
for profitable recreation of the kind
indicated are liable to carry away
with them bad impressions of the
town together with other valuables
if they are not we'll taken care of.
The Mayor says he will be able to
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14
POPULIST TENDENCY.

A number Of Canyon county's
prominent and influential Populists,
who are weary of political fusion,
will attend the Republican State
convention on the 18TH. They say
that even if Republicans are wrong
in some particulars they are honest
and striving to advance unto right
eousness. A great many sincere
advocates of Populism are coming
to believe that the only possibility
of accomplishing true reform is
through the agency of the Republi-
can party. Their idea is TO unite
with it, and, working within the
organization, gradually lead it on
ward and upward in the knowledge
of correct principles and sound po-
htical philosophy. They reason,
and correctly, too, that if the Re-
publican party can be brought to
accept any of their theories, those
theories will be put into practice
and given a fair opportunity to
demononstrate their benefcence.
On the other hand, it has been
proved that no advantage inures
from the adoption of principles by
the Democratic party. 1t accepts
everything that promises votes, but
practices nothing which secures
happiness and prosperity to the
voters.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14

facts failed to support the present
day views Of any class of citizens or
political organization, it is for such
a misfortune beyond recall. We
do not believe that any thought Of
injecting partisan political doctrine
into his address ever entered Mr..
Rorah's head: He chose to talk
on subject uppermost. in the pop
ular mind, and about which there
is some difference Of opinion, but
he said nothing to hurt the most
sensitive or violate the proprieties.
The committee to whose invitation
he so courteously responded gave
public notice, by eliminating the
reading of the Declaration of INDIE
pendence from the program, that
anything aged or trite would be
out Of harmony with its conception
of an up-to-date celebration, and no
doubt the orator. felt constrained to
respect the committees views. For
this, he certainly should not be
subjected to slurrs and innuendoes
by the local press. We regret that
the Record has felt called on to re-
feet unkindly on Mr.. Borah's re-
marks, because we are certain that
the gentleman neither intended nor
committed any offense.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14

Tor twenty years and have always found
IL rella BILE. In many cases a dose of
Chis remedy would save hours of suffer.
ing while physician is awaited. We
10 not believe in depending implicitly
On any medicine for cure, but we do
oelleVe that if bottle of Cham erlain's
Diarrhoea Remedy were kept on hand
anu administered at the inception of an
a'Cack much suffering might be avoided
anu IN very many cases the presence Of
phpSlciau would not be required. At
!east this has been our experience the
i"SC twenty years. From Sylvan Val
10y News, Brevrad, N. c. For sale by
IT, d. Blatchley, druggist.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14

furnish desirable exercise for all
corners on the streets i'll the day
time if he can only make arrange
ments to comfortably house them
through the night. His plan IS to
put in a lot of rouble rock crossings
where traffic is heaviest, and he has
ordered some hand power stone
crushers for that purpose. 1t IS
feared that unless some such pro-
visions are made, the advance
agents." will fall into the habit OF
relieving their inactivity by break
ing the heads of our prominent clt1-
zens. The editor of this paper
wishes to convey his compliments
to the Knights of the Sandbag here
and elsewhere and, at the same
time, apprise them that nothing
could be more prodtless than to in
terview him for revenue. We are
the possessors of vast stores of ac-
cumu1ated capital, but, it hay
ing accumulated on our sub
scription book, is not avail
able for cash transactions. About
the first of the year, we expect to
realize abundant1y and at that time
will regard it as mark Of particu'
lar respect to be knocked down anc
robbed. Also, about the same
date, our cellar will be b1oated with
mother hubbard squash, cooling
moth, homemade sweet pickles.
cauls and pigs liver with which tc
fabricate fagots, and we shall es
TEEN it great favor to have thu
premises invaded and rifed. Gu
residence, mortgaged, is on Fourth
Street, block SO, and the farnil!
coat of arms is a cattail pillow do
ing service as plate glass in tn
bow window.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14
1T IS A DANDY.
voters.

The report of the State Land De-
partment indicates that Idaho has a
literary burea of fabulous product
ivity. During the past IS months
it has dispatched no. fewer than
1852 epistles, making the startling
average of S AT and fraction ev-
cry blessed day, Sundays and holi-
days included. There are many
green grocery and second hand
stores in the State that, in the mat
ter of Correspondence, fall measure
ably below the Land DEPARTMENT.
record. When it is understood that
not to exceed seven individuals are
employed in the Land Department,
the magnitude of their 1abors as
sumes an appalling aspect; for in
addition to writing e1even-four-
teeths of a lettereach day, every one
of these overworked public servants
has to fetch Steunenberg delega-
ton to the convention. 1t is not
right to make beast of burden of
human beingsSin that way. The
officers of the Land Department
have plenty to do without being
being obliged to write a majority
fraction of a letter every day, sum-
mer and winter, fair weather and
foul, Some of these days they will
be stricken with writer's. cramp,
and perish in the midst of old age
and chronic disability.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14
ONE ADVANTAGE.

Tie Directors Of the Pioneer r.
rigation District have issued from
the press highly valuable pamph-
let consisting of a general official
statement by the directors, the plans
of operation adopted for the irriga-
ton of the District and the report
of the State Engineer on the plans.
The Pioneer District consists of
about $4,000 acres of excellent farm
ing and orchard land, about one
seventh Of which is now under Gull
tivation aud not to exceed one half
of which is patented. 1t embraces
substantially all the territory be-
tween Nampa and Caldwell, and
extending from the Boise river
above Star. to point southwest sew
eral miles below Caldwell. The
town Of Caldwell is substantially
all within the district. This is
probably the largest and most care
fully planned irrigation scheme ever
undertaken in the State. No step
has been taken without careful
surveys and accurate estimates.
Every possible important conting-
ency has been provided for, and
there is no question but that the
enterprise will be complete and
lasting success. One of the pecul-
lar advantages which the Pioneer
District will enjoy is its arrange
1nent for taking out water at two
points On the river, under old and
established rights. This gives it
the additional advantage of being
able to save and REUSE its own
waste and seepage water. The en-
gineers estimate that even though
the river should be dried to fill the
upper, or Phyllis, canal enough
water would return to the river be-
fore reaching the lower Canal to
nearly fill it. This gives the Pho
neer District the best kind Of wa
ter right and the safest possible
supply. This fact alone will add
greatly to the value of land, and wa
ter privileges in this district. The
estimated cost per acre of water
right for the whole district is about
six dollars, and it may be said that
once secured its value will be ten
times that, The people of this sec
ton are to be congratulated on
their splendid future prospects.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14
S. s. FOoTE, MANAGER

IF we are going to give the Filipinos
the'r Independence" says Bryan in a
recent letter, 1--WE ought to do so at
once, and thus avoid further blood.
sned. Mr.. Bryan should explain if he
would give independence to each of
the sixty tribes, or authorize one tribe
IN the name of indepen 1ence, to tyrap.
n'ze over the rest.-Idaho Falls Reals.
ter. ~ 1'09'S-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14

It is limited that the Democrats
are putting up the job of having
Dubois endorsed in county conVen-
tons so as to induce his personal
following to live and hope and
cling. This is waste Of strategy,
Tule Bassett is as faithful as a Bah
cock porous plaster.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14

These should be days of mex
pressible joy for the Pops. They
can be martyrs again by grace OF
their good friends the Democrats.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14

It is pitiful to watch the contor-
tons of an honest Populist while
trying to explain why he is going
to support the Kansas City conven-
ton ticket.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14
IS If RIGHT
rer an Editor to Recommend Patent Mudio;,..

Ut d" Co'tor to Recommend Patent Medicine?
II may be question whether the cd
l1or OF newspaper has the rioht -
p00licly recommend any of the varions
proprietary medicines which food tno
markets. yet as preventive of snffer
ing we feel it duty to say a good word
I n Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. We have known
ana used this medicine in our family
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14

If you wish to live in content
ed, happy and prosperous commun-
itv get out and vote for the Pioneer
Irrigation District.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14
Wanted.

Ulrl to do general homework. Steady
employment and good wages. Write
or inquire at once of Mrs. e. b. Steun-
enoerg, Caldwell, Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14
HERE IL ISL

z d.
The learned pedagog of the Po-
catello AaVaace, who passed in a
blaze Of glory from the presence of
the young ladies he used to deposit
on the middle of the school room
floor for the promotion of intellect
ual development into the arena Of
fusionistic politics, is yearning for
copy of the first Republican paper
in Idaho that endorses any one of
the following Republican platform
declarations:
1.-THE Republican party, denounc-
ing the plan Gree and unlimited
coinage of silver at the ratio Of rs
to without the aid or consent Of
any other nation) as sure to pro-
duce conditions even worse than
those from which relief was sought,
promised to restore prosperity by
means of two legislative measures
Ia protective tariff and law max
ing gold thestandard ofvalue. We
endorse that, every word Of it, be-
cause it is absolutely true, and the
striking and uniInpeachable fact
connected with it is that the prom
Use to restore prosperity was abund-
ant1y fulfilled. And the man who
denies it has no more regard for
truth than a tadpole has for Chris
tian Science. So much for that,
and on to the next: "'S.
Every American dollar is a gold
dollar or its equivalent" Why,
to be sure. True as gospel, and
nobody but such a philosopher and
intellectual prodigy as the Pocatel-
10 pedagog would think Of denying
it. And now to this: ....
"We renew our allegiance to the
principle of the gold standard. !"
Indeed, we do; and when memory
reverts to the horrors which sta1ked
through the land during the reign
of Democracy from 90 to 90, Our
allegiance is not only renewed but
redoubled. And, to the end: eve
declare our steadfast opposition to
the free and unlimited coinage of
silver" or any other nostrum pro-
poedd BY Democracy to blight tile
prosperity which, in consequence OF
sound Republican policies, has
flooded the land. Now, we have a
yearning also, and it is for the
first Democratic paper which con-
tains an editorial endorsing, de-
Tending and praising any one Of
the following acts:
Writing letters by the Governor
of State impeaching the integrity
and competency of the State
Supreme Court;
The appointment Of one Jones o.
Blackfoot to command the Idaho
Volunteers, ..
The arrest and Imprisonment o
hundreds OF men without legal war
rant, and then turning them loose
without trial or even examination
The payment of political debt'
with promises to pardon criminals
and, failing to fulfill the promise
mending the breach with fat fe'
from the public crib for mock pros
ecutions;
State ownership and control of (
new and improved blacklist;
Dismissal of the President Of thu
State University for exposing thu
corruption of regent politicians;
Firing Fulton and Patton be
cause they refused to exercise of
fensive partisanship.
MR.. sORAH'S ADDRESS.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14

Keep in mind the farmers meet
ing next Saturday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-14

You should not forget to register,
so you may vote at the coming
bond election. e. ...
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27
Probate Order.

State OF Michigan, County OF shiawasseee s said
Al a session OF the Probate Court Ior sa a.o
conn,a Reid al the Probate once, In the CITY
of Comma. on Thursday the 26tn Gay VI
Juyn the year one thousand Sa 1,n Of Probate
7, he ,,atter Of the estate OF George Inomas;;
deceased: on reading and iling the petlt,on %s
James A. Armstrong, as adminis ,u seIi real
bonis non, etc. praying 10, h,en''
estate of deceased to pay debts ., Auonst.
IL is ordered, that the 2Oth day Oh s %, ssaiS
next' AT ten o'clock in the forenoon, as said
Probate once, be assigned ior n'"''n
And II is further ordered that copy 0 Weeks sJ
order be published three succesTS g owosso
TIMrs a Newspaper printed and CIRCULATING LII
saio county Oh on'" MATHEW BUSH,
Juoge of Probate
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27
Commissioners Notice.

In the matter Of the estate OF Betsey Com,
STOCK. deceased. 49,, o,,ro,nted
IN and for the county of Shiawassee, state OF
Michigan. commits sioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF al dt per
3Saf sse wiii meet a, the office OF Newton Bald
WIN. in the cry Of owosso, in said county, on
Monday the alth day OF SEPTEMBER o n a, a ten
'c,oci, IN the fore noon of each Of said days. lot
the purpose Of receiving and adjusting g., al !
claims against said estate and 'a aas s allowed TO
from the g5th Gay ol ' their claim to said
missioners for adjustment and allowance
Dated. the oath day Of July, l9OO
'S' VIZ NEWTON BALDWIN,
ISAAC KELLER
JOHN Il. SToCKDALE
Commissioners.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27
Michigan Central Stock Yards, Detroit.

Cattle were steady at the Detroit I've
StocI Market Thursday, July Goth, quality
common; prime steers and heifers, u 80 q ~ \. ~;
handy butchers, 50 75@ 4.25: commo sz:So Ss
. 20; Gamers cows 40 % si ~ - -'o"'
Mich cows, steady at $500 a $500; calves
sctive at 81 so % 500. ..,,xor.
prime lamps, $500 @ IS So mixed, t5.oo " s.o'
culls t2UO "a 1870. .s,,,,,.
Hogs active quality. com; prime me az Ss ~
1910. roughs, S4.25 a 4 IS; stays one'thiro OH :
cripples tf. 90 per cwt. of. e,o.
Receipts Cattle, 450; calves lou; sneep' oi0'
1cs no,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27
Farm For Sale.

The william Shaffer farm. mhes wo.'
OF this cry, containing SO acrer, al 'np,Os
Cd, e. d mouse ana bald, svoo ~ II
Piice 2,700. Call on OF a'oreSe' w.
Mason, O~OssO township.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-07-27
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK

OF owoSSo.
Capital, $50, 100000. Depositors'
Guarantee, 100000.
PAYS Interest on Savings Accounts and
Certificates of Deposit.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES TO RENT.
Foreign Exchange and Travellers Letters Of
Credit Solo, Good IN all Foreign Countries.
l. H. KELLER, President.
II. G.. FRIEsEKE, Vice President.
g. L. TAYLOR, Cashier
DIRECTORS:
II C. FRIEsEKE ALBERT TODD.
W e. HALL. GEO. L. KELLER.
J. ". SIMMONS. M. G. DAWES.
M s. KELLER. i. II. KELLER.
RUDOLPH COLBY
~ Bank open on SATURDAY. evenings.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-25

Del sr tluise fttert, al Staten iOm
Stat, naar ben oil beObe fine gOr9eres
5ribso. ueiaa muu bepbs osnns inoeniOr
De moralifs @ranier.
Statsu tan itarpe gOusns mob Drift
teuuaienst, men bet entsIle 3noiUio maa
bog til ipDenbe % fot ltuus bare u NJ
uaret for fiji yin. 9n St.t. | buil:
Ten ADMINISTRATION opsrtaets at Con.
9iunlnssmagien. Ct 10 uiti. Og nopnlis
ber / Amerita meb ben uolirotte reli9lsle
6Ti5so Tan man / 6pi9e isIus Bate Stats
ptineip life bare IopbismItt Ret til OF
ssre triftsligs % moraIiie SpsrssmanI
I'll belismi poIitilfe.
Ger CT fun esn Del, ub buiIfen si
Colt ton ssres tiIftelist Os moralit;
Oct Ter lite 40 "OPENS, men ao eUan9e.
LETS Bel. 4rGoittu ON Spnb os
9taabe TT bet, fom itaI siOe %iaoDeI Su'
loousn iom aas nnors gaiibule Gsos;
itsoet.
9n pbrs AiboIbsnbsb bsipber intet til
Fl Soils 6tsiie. minbit uaOr ben I'll poa'
toun9en.
Men Osiaa benns Sag benltiaer ri til
bore gRisres Ouerueielie; bog ipnes bet
os mgtteIist, ON man ltuIoe oibOIoe
10 ira at ltemme angausnbe 9olitit. %
boIoe fig til hun ef snteIt Puntt iom
{otalaiboIoenbehen. lbi bet CT 10 reg
golitii, BET oalbtr ueb ct poIitiif 8alg.
9uorior iaa lie beuers fOrlonse be
poIitlte 8nnbioatsrs Suar pan Ga.
loouiperssmaaIet, % bstpoe BEN, at.
bpis be Snfter baoerIi9e soils Skinner.
maj be lone at atbeios paa SaIOOneus
gutnins.
9nbeIis psb 10 ole Brobibitionifernt
/ 6oruelen, al bet er benz umuligt OF
brtn9e Ssjrtn bitm. Bar BET ina lite
beors. ON be banneos In 6raitlOn inbtn'
Tor ct garti, / Stebet Tor IT IeIufRnoiai
Bartt2 Oct par ittert iIO9srs % mert
untninssiuIot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-25

Samm, rtlnssr bsrsr ban ben bsli'osliSe
6or fitrin9: at Cub er I'll! bersr ban
Ten Ieusnbe subs Rsff.
Snatens uar bet unber iiluGrmslits
pis ~Iion,nbe | nore lilfnnoe, 8OI'
en- Dag plubisIis iprnns Op,
req fla isIu / 9aaret % ubbreo: rSan'
belis, mig unotts, ON life bette urOGrt
0luipsrist) uaigeUeI fuIce baus fin llr'
mayer.
- Rsn bUoo sr iaa ensbn oil
bette mob ben lioits Tag, ben liort!
R%naIsfOttsn Bur 9srrtn 10 islD anIast
/ fit Orb, noar ban ON Salisbeosn
Tiger, at bsns Siorbsb. bens 6rpe er
fremmeb, utsnbt for WmnsItsts Ole,
Ore, IOnte. = Den 5ontsn ON 5Oi'
iabsliens RabieI oo! 9eaer lite ben
sr noeenfnos uncfanset / ncssu mennes
ltsIis Sial. Beta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-25
ErGitccnfcrnc.

Zen loren. b. Rule bar 10 nsbiat ct
uoual9, iom ct forpliatst I'll at iueiamIe
gauer til prGiietntsrne. 8ette llouale
aibeioer fpiematit / aar iom / 5ior
ueo lib til onoen at uoisnbs re9slmGS'
iise SpiOrorie9er til be fotlt.qiee IRE
ni9beosr ON at lielis Snesn. Z 5iOr
bleu Dc felie Of oisie 6%snuenbelier be,
iuarsbe iemmeIis burtist % mso Bel
piuie, msn / Aor iulrsr man iits pnn
benz. 3uOrlsOes banssr bet iammen2
Get Tan oa lite pare Wsningsn, al
gtGiisenterne lite itaI baUs 6iaIp /
Ani. Rei, bet Tan lite uert Mtninasn.
% aaissueI er aasien Omtrent tom.
Seno Biorassns %iunteit muIist Ill pa'
TOR y. y. 9biiteb, @eit Brand
5epn.
But Osiau for bet lille 9sfte .Gn
StptssnssI", Der tOiter l5c. os ial9es
Ill 6orbsl for Ytalteenterne. Der u
bIsosn iaeBsnbt mob g6n Stptsen9sI al
ben esner fs litt til at cpleiss Oiieuilisi
oeb Weou. Dlen bet tan ba in9sn
aariue pare Ill, at mar lite issa al
fan 8osen ubbrtbi. 0,t er lite enbutr
Bog, iOm esner fig til GplGsnins /
5OriomIIngsr. SeIu BtbeIeu inoebOl.
Der fsre aapitIsr Os afinit. iom life FL
ifltteoe til Of Oplaie uto Wsosr, men
mao I1ies / @ntum, os oaissusI atbei.
Der bu pei Tor gibeIens llobrtoslie.
Msn buao BET iremiOr ali sGIoer ON,
sr, at Der inbtommsr Biorag ira be
iOriteaiss Steoer til 9tahesnttrnss
Rasis. 9iuisren itaat for Bsren.
aom msb BIN @aUe, at Gnttrns ittt
lt0l Iios 0sb. 5 ben upoiioIiife IRE.
ni9b,o bItp nOsts 9nter iiIfibetiatts usb
ben bnsIiss 1oeeIins (a7. u. 6. y.
DeriOm ri lite iaa en- COB @OUs inb hi
napnte Rosis msb ben o~qerisrits, fac
moa pore praftanter blips %tiIliodotis
Deb ben mannebIiee uooeIing. 8st
of forbuubsutIis itte PC!
Romitttn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-25
ut StDffe golitif.
Sswea, 3d. OFT. IA. 1900.

Serpea, Sa., Oft. IA. 1900.
Rebaftsr of ,Ganfteren".
Oct sr | gnIstompens uurme Dase,
os mauffe nOsIs balDt politlits einisr
fan finoe CptossIie, ubeu OF saa for
bpbt | pOliiittens DsmmsIisbeOer.
Oct faIoer nuturlist for os at ipersf:
8sr Samfunoet blauoe fig / YOIitit2
Ds bermsb fslssr: gsr en- arilfsn, iom
Rrifien altfaa, blanbe fig | poIitit2
6ertil.maa Der %pitnot Iunres: ga. 5uis
ct poIitilf parti mooarbejosr RriItsn.
bommen eaer lager bens uobreoeIie
5inDrinser | gsien, iaa bsr en- ariiten
mooarbeibe bette parti meo be Miblsr,
ban bar, buoraf Stemmeieblen er bet
frsftisfte. 2~issiaoueI iOm en- COB gOrs
ger | Re Jorenebe Statsr mooarbsioer
bet gurti, iom efter pans Msnins Iass
ger Sinorinser | gtien for eanbets Bel.
faro, faaleoss bsr en- COB Rriiten mobs
arbeioe bet Barii, iom lager 6inbrin,
ger | Dsien for Rriltenoommsns llobrss
BELLE. Og iom en- Rriiien, faalebss
o9laa ct Samfuno af Rritne. Derfor
maa pi inbrsmms, at bet er port Cams
funds TIist of mobarbeioe etbuert parti,
iOm logger po,t arbeioe iom Samfunb
5inbringer ! geien.
Nsb benne 5orfiaaeIie uiI ui unber.
fpss be poIitiffs BARTER, Tom for Tiben