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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25

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IN ancient days. when al was young.
And Love npd Hope were rife,
Dan Cupid - on rustic fare. IL
And lived : country life.
He rose betimes 1t break OF DAY,
And round the country harried;
Upstirring hearts that were unwed,
And shooting down the married.
But then. on wider mischief bent,
He hied him to the city:
And finding much to suit his taste,
He stayed there-more's the pity.
Men built him there a golden house,
Bedlght with golden stars:
They Toasted him on golden grain.
And wine in golden jars.
They draped his pretty nakedness
In richest cloth of gold,
And set him up in business,
Where Love was bought and sold.
4 And thus he led a city life,
Forgetting his nativity;
!. Since then he's gone from bad to wors
81 From Cupid to cupidity.
Elliot Stock.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
state News in Brief.

otstc NEWS HI bFttts
The new NJ. Il. Church at Omer will
be dedicated May /.
There were 90 births. % marriages and
80 deaths at Worthwhile during 1899.
An alleged dancing master worked
thirty merchants at Ann Arbor for 80
cents each.
The name of the station on the Pere
Marquette road, long known as Manistee
Crossing, has been changed to Kalava.
Rev. Lewis Brown, rector of the Epis-
copal Church at Battle Greek, has receiv-
ed call to st. Paul's Church at Indian
apolis.
TheN State BARRIERS commission has is
sued $500 licenses so far. The law is
likely to be tested by Fred Wan, bar
Der of Benton Harbor.
The Upjohn Co. Of Kalamazoo, manu-
facturers of buggy bodies, has purchased
an idle factory at Hastings and will give
employment to fifty men there.
Miss Grace Fisher, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Spencer o. Fisher, and Floyd
Aymer Goodwin. one of the projectors
of the Fraser House, were married at
Bay City. ,lass
The new Stewart block at Battle Creek,
a three-story structure located on East
Main street, collapsed. The loss will
amount to several thousand dollars. No
one was injured
The late Adah Y. Trcadwell of Ann Ar
Dor bequeathed $1,000 to the University
Of Michigan, the interest OF which is to
go toward the support OF a free bed in
the University hospital for deserving pa
tents.
John Drot's skull was fractured and
Andrew Ruzsa was badly injured in a
riot among Hungarians at Muskegon
Heights. $50 =,
A doctor at Benton Harbor who was
summoned twice to the bedside of Frank
Cumming, a lad of IL years, informed the
parents that the boy was playing off in
order to escape school. The lad died.
The All Souls Memorialist Church at
Grand Rapids has introduced an innova-
ton. Instead of having Sunday evening
services with sermon, the congregation
assemblies at the home of the pastor and
over tea cups timely topics are discussed.
The Kalamazoo Gas Co. has filed a
trust mortgage for $3.50, 900 to the Mich.
gan Trust Co. or this sum $150,OOO is to
be expended in making improvements and
extensions. as
Joseph Campeau of the township of
Fraser claimed bounty of 50 at the
county clerks Office for having killed a
wildcat. He brought the pelt of the ami
NAL as guarantee Of good faith. "a
Close traffic arrangements have Just
been entered into between the Copper
Range andUhc Chicago. Milwaukee and
ST. Paul railways. by which through
freights will be handled and billed direct
between Chicago and Houghton. This
will hurt Detroit.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25

with neatness and dispatch, will have
clothes pressed and cleaned, and make
themselves useful in almost every way
the mind can conceive. These things
are mentioned simply to give some idea
Of the surprising things that express
companies do. To describe their busi-
ness in all its ramifications would be
to describe practically every line Of
business in which one man commits
sions another to do anything for him.
Ainslee's.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
IT Educated the People.

In 1912 the free-traders entered
upon great campaign of education.
And the people learned the truth of the
old proverb: "A little learning is dan
gerous thing" They voted for free
trade; moreover, they got an approach
to it. Howbeit, the Wilson tariff swim
die experience completed the education.
And, lol wage earners soon learned that
any approach toward free trade is good
to kick
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
Fright Kills Detroit Woman.

Mrs. Laura Shye of Detroit was taken
to Grace hospital suffering with an abb
scess. She was placed on the operating
table and made ready for the work of the
surgeons who gathered around her. Her
husband, Joseph Shye, was present and
although every assurance was given her
the woman began to struggle and scream.
1t was case of pure fright at the idea
Of surgical operation and before the
knife was applied the woman died in the
arms of the doctors. &s
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
Unintentional.

A London exquisite went into a.West
End restaurant, says an exchange, and
was far from pleased with the manner
in which his order was filed.
do you call that a veal cutlety he
demanded of the waiter. why, such
a outlet as that Is an insult to every
self-respecting calf in the British EN-.
pire." ZOE
The waiter hung his head for mo-
ment, but recovered himself and said,
in tone Of respectful apology:
81 really didn't intend to insult you,
SIR"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
WAS 1T AN ACCIDENT.

Dragon Fly Securely Held by the Ten
drill of Living Vine.
A most unusual occurrence is Illus
trated here. Mr.. p. G. Lechen, Of Mil
waukee, Wis, who sends the photo
graph to an exchange, vouches for the
following statement. He says: Zone
of the prominent citizens of this town
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
How 1t Was Settled.

During the palmy days of free trade
talk, when Mills and Wilson bills were
the fashion of the hour, 1t was actually
prophesied that the passage of the lat
ter bill would settle the question Of the
tariff for a generation. In fact. it did
settle 1t. 1t brought in so little rev.
enue that President Cleveland was
obliged to borrow right and left, and
business went into holA and drew the
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
How the shoes Are Paid For.

Yes, shoes have advanced, but the SIG
which a good yearling calf now brings
will pay for the family supply for one
year, but the So or SO which the afore-
said yearling would hardly bring in
free trade times would leave the family
barefooted. and with good old Demo
cratic stone bruises on the childrens
feet with shoes at calamity prices.
And. laying all jokes aside, the whole
situation, and difference, is practically
summed up and illustrated in this incl
dent.-Carmi Qll.) Times.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25

The notable increase in the sales of
farm products of this country in Cuba
marked the opening of the new market
which will become more and more val
liable with the better conditions Of the
people.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
The Peoples Pass Book.

In 1889 there were 6,70S,071 deposit
ors in the banks Of the United States,
and their total deposits amounted to
$3,776, 410,402.
In 1899 there are 13,153,ST4 deposit
ors, and their aggregate deposits
amount to $7,513, 954 1861.
How can campaign for cheap money
be made against facts like these?-
Sioux Falls Is. d. Argus-Leader.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25

hole in after 1t. 1t is curious fact that
the passage Of protective tariff acts is
always followed by periods Of prosper
ity, and the ascendency Of free trade
has always just as surely brought on
panics and hard times.-=Ashland (WisD
Press.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
AxteIl Il Asked to Resign.

The members of Rev. J. j. Axtell's con-
gregation at Royal Oak have taken a
decided stand against his pugilistic ten
denotes and shown the fighting parson in
the strongest possible manner that they
disapprove of the notoriety he has gained
and the manner in which he secured it.
At q meeting of the church board a res
olution was adopted that in view of Mr..
Axtell's recent conduct we ask him to re-
sign" There was no opposition to the
resolution - fN.4
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
New Use for Sheen shcars.

The Kansans who three years ago
used their dinner horns to cry calam-
ity are now using their sheep shears to
clip coupons.-Louisville Courier-oJur-
nal
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25

A woman can forgive her husband
for not coming home to dinner on only
one condition; that he ate church
dinner down town.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
Dam for the Kalamazoo River.

2 Messrs. Botsford and Dunbar, who own
the water power. below Plainwell, were
granted the privilege of erecting a dam
on the Kalamazoo river at a point one
mile below Plainwell by the Board of
Supervisors of Allegan County. Between
100000 and 100000 capital will be in
vested and the power used for electric
railways, manufacturing, etc.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25

Time and patience will enable a per-
son to conquer almost any obstacle.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
Pardoned CONVICT Yiolates Parole.

For the first time in the history of the
State man is to be tried for violating
the condition of his pardon. The result
will determine whether he is to be inn
prisoned for the rest of his life. Fred
Foote was convicted of the murder Of a
saloonkeeper named Brink. He was par
doned by Gov. Rich. the condition being
that If he was convicted of drunkenness
within five years he was to be returned
to prison to serve out his life sentence.
Foote recently pleaded guilty to drunken
ness and was sent to Jail for thirty days.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25

The magazine poet may be equal to
his task, but few Of his readers are.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
GREAT YIoLINsTs OF THE PAST AND OF TIE PRESENT DAY
PAeANINI.
sAurET.
MAUD POWELL.

* nj oAcmM rpowTII
O. bow born
born Bergen
Noyh1s h eve in States JoepJm ehm
her whns she hysdne
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
PupiIs in Great Danger.

Milan was given great scare on re-
cent morning, when the public school was
discovered to be on fire with about 300
pupils in the building at the time. There
were many narrow escapes. Miss Clara
Cages of Adrian, the preceptress, saved
her life by jumping from a window.
Edith Cavanaugh and Emma Bentley,
two Of the scholars, were seriously burn
ed in making their escape. None of the
pupils saved their outer wraps or school
books, and the Maynard library, which
was located in the building, was also de-
stroyed. The same building was burned
three years ago and rebuilt at cost Of
$500.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
Forward Step in Surgery. I

For some time Prof. Oscar Leseure OF
Detroit, professor of surgery in the home
opathicf department of the University of
Michigan, has been working on an APP
pliance by which he can supply oxygen
and alcoholic gases in connection with
chloroform to persons who are to be treat
ed with an anaesthetic. The idea which
he has been working on is that, by stimu-
lating the heart action, many of the un-
pleasant after effects of the use of chic
reform or ether will be avoided. The
other day an important clinic was held at
the homeopathic hospital and the ingen-
ious device Of DR.. Leseure was used for
the first time. 1t was most pronounced
Success
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25

Explosion Due 70 Liquid ARR wonasn
Dies o. Fright MILAN school Build
ing Burns Convict Violates His Pas
role-Ask. for AxteIl's Resigns tion.

A public exhibition OF the properties OF
liquid air was given ii the Unitarian
Church at Ann Arbor by Prof. r. T..
Freer of the University Of Michigan be-
fore large audience. About gallon
Of the liquid air was used by the pro-
fessor in his lecture. He explained the
process of making the liquid and perform
ed the usual experiments of freezing mer-
curry, alcohol and other articles with it.
He caused some alarm when he dropped
some ether into the liquid and unexpect-
eddy caused violent explosion. Pieces
of test tube were blown into his hand,
but he was not seriously injured. ~
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
The Bryan Anomaly.

1.-THE Bryan situation" says the
Springfield Republican, 'is strictly
unique. The less his prospects Of elec-
ton the tighter grows his grip on the
nomination. For the first time in our
political history great party sits wor-
shipfully at the feet Of man and does
little or nothing to oppose leadership
which few believe can result in vic
tory" Tr W Fr
The very impossibility of success
with Bryan explains the general ac-
quiescence in his candidacy. Demo
Gratis like Croker and German and
Morgan have not been hypnotized nor
enthralled by Bryan. They would
have no hesitation in organizing a re-
volt against him If they could see any
profit In. such a movement. But they
understand that the effect of that pol
icy would be to displease and ALLEVIATE
the Democrats who really believe in
Bryan. That result may return to
plague the anti-Bryan Democrats when
the time comes to reconstruct the
party.
The seeming pliancy In the hands Of
Bryan Of the Democrats who are at
variance with him on various policies
of government means simply this:
They know that the Democrats are
bound to lose in 1900. Bryan is the
man they have chosen to go down with
his party. A second defeat will wipe
him out utterly as political factor.
He will be buried under free silver and
anti-expansion and then the Democrats
who favor conservative economics and
who believe in the United States can
reorganize the party on a rational and
patriotic basis.
That is really all there is to what the
Springfield Republican appears to re-
gard as q wonderful political anomaly.
Kansas City Star.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
Roosevelt on Trusts.


There is a good deal of good sense in
what Governor Roosevelt said in his
message to the New York Legislature
regarding trusts. When a trust be-
comes monopoly and seeks to destroy
competition and enhance prices, the
State has an immediate right to inter-
fere. Publicity as to the stock and ac-
counts Of corporations Is the thing most
necessary, since, without the facts
upon which to base actions, laws are
useless. What Governor Roosevelt
says upon this phase Of the problem is
entitled to more attention than are
many long speeches:
I'VE should know authoritatively
whether stock represents actual value
Of plants, or whether it represents
brands or good will; or, If not, what it
does represent, If anything. 1t is desir-
able to know how much was actually
bought, how much was issued free,
and to whom, and, If possible, for what
reason. This would enable us to see
just what the public has right to ex-
pect in the way of service and taxa
ton
The watering of stock has but one
object and that Is to be made valua-
BILE by dividends. If dividends are paid
upon stock which costs nothing, it is
because the products Of such a cor
poration are sold for a higher price
than they should be. When it Is
known, If dividends are paid upon
much stock, these corporations have
no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Journal.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
The Folly of II.


The laboring man has more work to
do to-day than he has had for years; he
Is getting higher wages for doing it
than he has received for long time.
Now he is talking about voting to tear
down the party that gave him the work
and the wages, and enthrone in it's
place party whose watchword is ''Low
prices for everything" Since we were
children, all Of us have been taught to
think that the man who killed the goose
that laid the golden egg was the Prince
of Fools. Compared to the laboring
man who votes to reduce his wages and
the number of days he works, the man
who killed the goose is wise man and
a Observation-Disclosures Qxan) Jour-
nal.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25
ONLY A QUARTER.

10 LEASE, sir, will you buy my
~
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1900-01-25

Years came and went. The little
chestnut girl passed entirely out Of
Ralph Moore's memory, but Mary Lee
never forgot the stranger who had Civ
en- her the silver quarter.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-07
Ritaraauafanalen.

prqfibentsn anbefalsr en- burtis
Spsnins al Iieardguaianalen % ans
befalsr Iis,lsoes 8eiraftelie at Sdp'
pounesfpt. Srattattn. San Tiger:
Senne briciatise Sag. en- 8anaI
menem H TO 9erbensbape. bar antas
get en- M SAFE. SaftbcIbenbe fin
@asrins for at sjenaabns Spsrs'
maalet ON BET maritime aanaltompl'
nis apntra,t, Tom ubIsb paa 9runo
at ansipeIis SisesONpIoe'fe | Of
tobsr 1899, bar Nitarasuas Rssits
ring isnsr. iuppleret benne Gambling
peb at srilars ben faataIbts Gpre'
Garmin Option usplois, forbi bel
fipulsrsoe 5prRub lite bIep betuIt.
proisfer mso 9enfpn til bisf. 3anss
linser er inoletxret til Statsospartss
men.st, hpor b MI er uncer Spet'
xkIi.. g~itarssuos Rssierins. Tom
anfsr fig for lst fra Be sriiisrsnbs
OperensipmIter, ptier SiIbsisligbec
til at befui.s fis frit imsb aanaIipsrs'
maalet snisn reh at umoerbunok msb
Be 5orsnees Slater eller peb at traHe
torboIesrssltr til at fao ganopeien
brast iitano
aubnins at llnbertanblinssr for en-
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-07

Operensfomt ON at bpsse en- Renal
unber Be Gorrnebe Statsrs Mufpieier
tr unber OOerpeielfe. 3 Menmtis
ben fan Rougresfens Gpn paa Sasen
| Cps at RappOrten fra ben Rommiss
fon, fom e. ubnrpnt til at jammen.
lisne b forfisTise tr~ansiftbmifie
SsibstanaIprOietter. Dentes.
Np Sraitat nieb epanisn.
Om bort JorboIb til Gpanien
flyer prrfibentsn, at en- MP Operenss
tOmft ON nbleperins nnrnsr fig fin
GulbenbeIfe. os at ban baaber, at an
6anbelstrattat bill fsIse efter. DIN
Spanisns Gorbrins paa nosle Smaas
Der / pbiIippinersruppen, fom life
b0tfes at pariiertrattaten, flyer ban:
s Jrebstrattatsns Betinselfsr
unblob Granbfelinien for ben af>
ftaaebe ptilippinersruppe at inbbes
fate nosIe Smaaser / Def for Sulu,
serne, Tom altib bar paret anfest for
at bare unber fpanf aontrol. gpr
Ssfprfes 9efGttelfe af Sibutu %
gapsapan Zulu fremfalbte en- Gor<
bring fra Spunien, bpis Ret os Bill
ligbeb lille tunbe m~ooiises. Gor at
retts paa bsnne Mansel | Srattatsn
peb at fjerne al mulis 0runb for
fremiibis Misforftaaelie meb 5enfpn
til 5ortoltnins at 9rattutens 3bie
Mrtiiel, bar ieg sipet Orbrs til llns
berbanolinser ON en- iupplerenoe
9rattat. Tom ufortspet ffal frsmlass
ges for Senatet. bpori Spanien ops
siper al Rst os 6orbrins paa &c
napnte Der faupel fom paa en- bpil.
tsniombslit os ale Yer, iom tilbsrer
pbilippinersruppen ubenfor ben / 3be
Mrtitel be5trepne @renbielinier. FAINT
gaar inb paa, at ale iaabunne Ger
ftal pmfattes / I~fituaelien at Grups
pen lis.iua fulbitanois, Tom om De
bapbe 'paret ubtrpttelis inobefattst
inbsnfpr bisie 2inier. Com 8sbers
log for bsnne 4fftaaelie ifal Der til
Spanien ubbstalss en- Gum at $780,
600.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-07
@runppolb for uaris Orch.

Spm en- at b. pefentlisiis 6aitprsr
for parry 9ilregslie b~etragtsr ies Ops
n%aaelis at tilItr9ttelise 0arantier for
1rpsfribeo, oa lltrpebeben bos &c
Snofepts, iom bar untasst uosnIanos
lie 3,osbstienoslisr. sr ct liesiaa oiris
ninesfulht SpsriaIb paa ~upenlanoIt
8u~pstleneitss % Cares Esi. Iom 1t
oirstts ansreb pad Dem pilbs bare.
Spsrsmulst ON StabesIssboIbelis
for bore iprurstteoe @preere sr AZ itpr
9istiebso. Bare maaIt / pens, tor en-
tilitr9ttslis S%prsisnins piis fig at
cpereda gbinas Gpns. 9ns Masterns
fraiissr ia bsfismt snbper Seniist pm
at srbpsrp. serriiprium peb Ssnoers
lsmmsIIs At Hiset. Seq er tiIbeieIIs
iii at trp. at fploist @soerlas bslpis
tan sipss / fprii9r,eee 9arantisr at
Siiterbes for llelanoinsernts Ret %
Reitisbeeer, % = pistisit al alt II
gabuinssn al China for lisclis Gam
bel for Belle @sroen. 9isis I%nifu.lisr
bar uerst os bill blipe alporlis foripas
ret at pore Representatives..
RuSlanbs Rtsi,rins bar fremlasi
bet 5orilas. at | 5ilfalpe at l~ansoaris
Meninssforfiel meb Ssnipn til Ssas
osslrsboloelit, 1tal Sastn opsrienbss
til @plosiitsretten ! l,aas. Seq CT
enis osri, ba ies tror. at bette bsie
Tribunal lite ton unbsaa at finos en-
9esnins Tom lite bill biprase minbre
til Gbinas seen Siabilittt % 0eIf9ro.
sno ben oiIoe bare til umioee,bar
| Mnnu ioy mnntsrue
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-07

t5Oriiattss poa SHE e,pe,
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-07
yariieruohiuingen.

preTp<ntsn omiolsr berpaa pors
5orbolp til andre eanpe. pariisrs
.ueitiunissn omiales Iom en- uomartet
@nlcbnins til at ptis ben 9eIpili,.
Tom roaber mellem bette 9anb os
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-07
Natiomal.@ anferne.

Zen blsiss Sno1pbeIis, ipm 81
nanslOrsrpninsen At 1900 bar baut,
icrioapipt ben bar bepiriet en- Wpcifitas
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-07
Hnslanes Borilas antasst.

Tet rusifte SorIas Iom tilfstsl
Gjenoprettelie af aetierens Magt
petin. er mootuset iom iulot ND opers
snsItemmenbe meb bort Enifer; tbi pl
bar ment os msner, at pirfninasfule
Gpreisnins for lipte JorurettelIsr oq
en- parie 9ilGeaelie, Tom pil sisrs De-
res 8jentaselie umulis, becii fan till
Osiebrinees unber en- Mpnoisbeo. fom
ben hineFfte Ration aster os aplpber.
Deb at bonbls iaalebes, ppsiuer Ri intct
al Dor ubeftribelise Ret til at tr9ps
,remplariif os afitrattenos Straf for
aniparltse Spbapsmanb ii! % meps
Ttploiss | be forbrpberfte 9anolinser.
bporpen Ri og anpre Hatipnsr bar li5t
iaa badro Stabe.
Jor be pirtelise Wisb9tere, for be
andre Raaosipsrs. Tom bar Ailbleeet
bet teiierlise Smosmme os bortleoct
ben iupsrane Mpnoigbsb til Srsmms
al bsres sse brsoefulbs 6ormaal, er
fufo noionins inbenfor ben sjensjals
o.nbe Retfarbisbsbs fornuitise Grans
Ter bpbsnos nenpsroig. Sm bette ion
en- inblspsnos 8etinselie for en- anias
gelie SiI9gaelle melem China %
Waaterne, faspe jes | mil 9ubifab at
1Soe Sitober hi ben dineiiIte aeiiir:
Seq baaber for pitt, at llnoerbanbs
finger ian %bsgpnoe, iaainart ri % ans
ore forurettepe Waster er blepet tils
ltrattsltg ppsrbepiit ON Derss Majt,
itats Gpne ps Masi III msb ben Ilblg
oiss Strengbeb at bsbanble 9u.
peoiorbrposrns, ipm er oubbslI hol.
oigs, lite Blot mob llolGnpineerns,
men osiaa mob Dsres WuieItat, unbsr
bpis Stprs Gbinas SenIisi til at leps
| Gnorastisbee mep 0eroen 1iptil bar
funpst llDtrpt siennem bet Seltommcn
os ben geitpttelie. iom blcp t~iliitrst
uol9nbingerns."
Observation-Disclosures.
Sagsnoe fom uogdnsspuntt bet tel
Isrliss Chit, Iom upnGpnts 81 Suns
Chang % prins Ching til 9sfulps
magtlgeps til at urrangere en- 8ilrss
sslis, na Goittst al 2Spe Sept, bpori
pisie bsis Gmbsbsm9nb par uoieet til
Strdf, ct oenne Regiering | Gnisbee
meo be andre Widster sadst oper til
Qdbnins al llnperban6liuser, ION
Mr. Gonger meo Sialp al Mr. Rod
BID er bempnoi9et til at fore pdd b
6oreneoe Staters 8egne.
Ilminoslise Grunplag Ipr timber
banolin9er. ipm sr formulsrst at Den
frantic 9ispubliis Rssisrins, er anIas
get mso pisie 6crbsbolo msb 9snIpu
til Gnieltbeosrne. ium blep siort nsoa
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