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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-02-26
WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. Ruth Wright is still quite ill.
Robert Ryder is ill at home with a
fever.
Charles Dodge visited his parents here
last week.
Adrian Thompson has been quite i'll
but is improved.
G.. II. Sprigg is no better. He has a
nurse from Middlebury, Mr.. Alba.
Samuel Bowes will take possession of
the farm lately owned by his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Elliott have a
fine 12-pound baby boy, born Monday.
A. w. Sturtevant has purchased the
Thomas Halo homestead and will have
immediate possession.
David Swenor visited his friends here
Tuesday. He has position at the Van
Ness house at Burlington.
Mrs. Horace Crane is with her sister,
Mrs. Nellie Moody, who is convalescent
from her recent illness.
Miss Nettie Sturtevant is steadily
gaining at her place in Hartford. Her
mother will soon return home.
The house of Mrs. Kate Twitchell took
fire Monday from the burning out Of the
chimney, but was easily eXtinguished
with little damage.
Will Hall was home over Sunday
He has sold his home place to Martin
Sturtevant and will locate at West Leb-
anon, N. H., in the spring, where he has
a fine large farm
Edward Bowdish has sold his farm tC
Perry Bingham and has purchased the
Milo Williamson farm i'll Cornwall. We
regret to lose Mr.. Bowdish from oul
midst, but we welcome Mr.. and Mrs
Bingham heartily as valuable members
to our society.
Perry E. Bingham has purchased O
Edward Bowdish the Joseph Bowdisl
homestead just east of the Congrega
tional church and will move there abou
the middle of March. Mr.. and Mrs
Bingham are members of the Hill churcl
and have attended here while residing il
Middlebury and we shall be pleased t.
have them make their home among us
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-02-26
Buying Votes For License.
(From the Montpelier Argus.)

st. Johnsbury put up a statement re-
garding the money to be spent by the
liquor interests to carry the town for
license that is more definite than any
thing we have previously seen. The
papers profess to know man who has
some of the money in his pocket, part to
use for political purposes and part to
keep. This is altogether different from
the vague reports and rumors that
appear from time to time. If this is the
case in st. Johnsbury it is an unwar
ranted interference with the affairs of
that municipality that the citizens
should resent. This matter OF license is
something to be regulated by the voters
of the towns with regard solely to their
own interests, and not with any con-
sideration for possible profits for others
we confess feeling of pleasure that in
one case there is something more sub
stantlal than rumor in this respect
Vermont voters are not generally venal,
and we have no idea enough can be pur-
chased in any town to change its de-
cision. The liquor interests NAV part
with good money IN exchange for votes
they might have had for nothing but
we do not believe they can buy a town
in the State.
But let us look at another phase of the
matter. If voters can be bought officials
can be bought. If voters do not believe
in license, then officials can be bribed
not to enforce laws against the selling of
liquor The office holder is no better
than the average voter, some times, in
fact, not nearly so good man. 1t used
to be believed 1--WE make no charges now
to that effect that officials were
induced" to temper the rigors of the
old prOhibitory law and there have been
reasons Tor that belief Certainly there
was corruption enough under the old
law There is no valid reason, aside
from official negligence or corruption,
why the law should not have been effec-
tive. If the officers sworn to enforce it
had in every case performed their duty
there would have been little illicit selling
in the State. The fact that the officials
did not enforce the law was one of the
principal reasons that brought about its
repeal.
Vermont is temperance State. The
long reign of prohibition, mistaken
though it was, and the large percentage
of no license towns under the new law
sufficiently prove that 1t was no desire
for free rum that brought about the
revolution of 1902. Aside from the
purely political reasons that influenced
the voters, it was disgust with the man.
ner in which the prohibitory law was
executed. We have no doubt, no reason
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-02-26
Receives a Complim e t..

The American Morgan Register pub
llshed by the American Publishing Co.,
of this place receives decidedly pretty
compliment in letter received by the
company a few days ago from the we'll
known law firm of Smith & Buxton,
Brooklyn, N. Y, as follows: "The copy
of "The Morgan Horse and Register"
was received today at any residence, for
which thank you very much. have
enjoyed very much reading Volume |,
and 1 should like to convey to Mr..
Battell my sincere and enthusiastic
appreciation of his great work on the
Morgan horse. Later on | shall have
all of Mr.. Battell's works on the horse,
as well as the other volumes of the
Register" ARTHUR X. BUXTON"
The company have about completed
the press work on Volume ii. of the
Morgan Register which will be issued
shortly and have also III preparation
"The Horse" and "The Horses of
America" the latter work dealing quite
extensively with the thoroughbreds i'm
ported into this country. Both volumes
are from the pen of Joseph Battell.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-02-26
RETTER THAN GOLD.

81 was troubled for several years with
chronic Indigestion and nervous debil-
ity," writes f. j. Green of Lancaster, n.
II. "No remedy helped me until | began
using Electric Bitters, which did me
more good than all the medicines | ever
used. They have also kept my wife in
excellent health for years. She says
Electric Bitters are just splendid fol
female troubles; that they are a grand
tonic and invigorator for weak, run down
women. No other medicine can take
its place in our family" Try them
Only SOC. Satisfaction guaranteed by
w. II. Sheldon.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-02-26
Estate of Phoebe e. Britton.

STATE OF VERMONT, rho pro,o.o
oDIsTRICT OF ADDISON, IS. Ano iiooa'o
Court for the District of Addison:
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Phoebe f. Britton, late of Cornwall, in
said district, deceased:
GREETING:
By the authority of the State OF Vermont
you are hereby notified to appear before
the said Probate Court, at the probate Office in
Midulebury, in said District, on the 2lst day of
March, A. ID. 1904, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to show
cause, IL you have any, why the account Of
NJ Il. Williamson, Administrator with the
will annexed, of the estate of said deceased,
should not be allowed, and also why the
residue of said estate should not be distrib-
uted to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Middlebury, in said district, this
oath day of February, A. d. 1904.
8 FRANK W. THOMAS, Register.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-02-26
WEST BRIDPORT.

o. S. Gibbs was in New York State
Saturday.
C. l.. Parrish went to Port Henry on
business Saturday.
Barney McRary, of Port Henry, was
in town recently.
Large quantities of hay are being
drawn to Port Henry and Crown
Point.
L. H. Broughton, proprietor of Hotel
Sherman at Moriah \. Y was in town
Saturday.
a special examiner of the pension de-
partment was in town recently on bust
ness with Melvin Wilkinson.
Mrs. Amarett Wright and son Simon,
and Mrs. Saphrond Rainier of Ticonde-
roga, visited Mrs. Mary j. Wilkinson
recently.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-02-26
LEICESTER.

Miss Nettie Johnson is quite ill.
Roll Whitaker of Goshen was in town
last week.
Will Mosman was given a pleasant
surprise Friday evening.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. George
Ryder, Feb -, weight 81 pounds.
Austin johnson and family visited
Dan Kilburn in Hubbardton Friday.
Miss Bree, teacher of the school at
Fernville returned to her home in Poult-
ney Friday.
Mrs. George johnson and daughters,
Laura, and Grace, visited friends in
Rutland last week.
Gladys, the little daughter of Noble
ii. Jennings, is very seriously ill. Dr.
Baker of Brandon is the attending
physician.
Will Mosman, went to Boston Monday
where he expects to remain for a time
He was accompanied by his sister, Miss
Jessie, who has gone to visit her brother
and family for few weeks.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-02-26
Good Fountain Pens.

We are headquarters for Waterman's
Ideal Fountain Pens-the most perfect
writing instrument in the world. They
excel in design and finish and are equip
ped with the new spoon feed, which is
the only device that insures the absolute
certainty and uniformity of the flow of
ink to the pen point. Our assortment is
complete, including all sizes and designs
wards. Every pen is fully guaranteed
and may be exchanged Register
Store. Advt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-02-26
SAILS BURY.

Mrs. NJ. Sawyer is still gaining slowly.
Mrs. John Mack is home from the
Proctor hospital.
A little girl was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Whitney, Monday.
Mrs. j. V. Holden and daughter, Mrs
Supernoce visited friends in Bristol
Tuesday.
DR.. Bogue leaves us soon for a visit to
a brother in this state and from there he
goes to California. The best wishes of
his friends here attend him to this more
congenial cline.
Leonard Stone died Wednesday at the
home of his son. William Stone, aged SO.
After prayer at the house the remains
were taken to New Haven cemetery and
laid beside his wife. Mr.. Stone leaves
two sons, who both reside here, Will
liam and Miles Stone.
Miss Bessie Bump entertained eighteen
of her Phi Beta Phi friends, of Middle.
bury college, Friday evening" Feb. 10
at her home. The evening was fine, the
sleighing good, the girls were jolly and
everything contributed towards making
it a pleasant gathering. Refreshment:
were served.
"A very enjoyable party was gwen by
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kelsey at theil
home Friday evening, for their daughter
Maybe, and as farewell party to Mis-,
Addie Johnson, who has taught severa
terms in the village school and given tn,
best of satisfaction to both parents anC
pupils. Miss johnson accepts the situa
ton offered her at the state industrial
school as teacher and what is our loss il
their gain.
There will be an entertainment givei
by the ladies of Dunmore Grange at tn,
Town hall Wednesday evening, March 3
consisting of a tambourine drill b,
eight young ladies, farce entitled ~
Church Missionary Sewing Society.
Vocal and instrumental music, readings
tableaux, etc. Admission, 20 cents
children under ~ years, Is cents.
full evening has been planned. Com
and get the worth of your money an,
help in a good cause. Proceeds to g
toward the piano debt.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-02-26
Butchers, Merchants
and Hide BUYERS

Should write to Carroll S, Page, Hyde
Park, Vt, who wishes to purchase their
Hides, Calfskins, Sheep Pelts, Talow and
Bones. He pays spot cash He pays
the freights. He pays full market values
He wishes to arrange with some one in
every village, where he has no agent, to
sell Poultry Supplies and to pick up for
him Hides, Calfskins, Sheep Pelts. and
Bones. lie furnishes money with which
to buy and he keeps his agents thorough
~ posted at all times as to market values.
Write him for full particulars.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-02-26
FOR SALE

A 90 Cal. rim fire Stevens Ideal rifle
with telescope sights. In perfect order,
would exchange for a % Cal. Stevens.
A trade for some one.
j. S. CHANDLER,
9t3 Ripton, Vt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29
Wiiliterltpre til Gnbe.

8uoerngr Yedboon bar ben 26. os.
uoiteot en- Proclamation og ertl9ret,
at Milit9ritpret er forbi / Cripple
Greet 9iitrittet.
0et er ct S9rIpn, at unionsm9ns
oene mooiGtter Jig oenne OpheOelle
at Wtilit9ritpret; men De Tiger, at
bette prisgiper bem aloeles ,,@itie
gems alliances 8drmbjertigbeb.
Oette er uosn 5pibl rigtigt; thi
9eberen for benne 6orening / Cripple
Greet bar ertlerst, at Oeporteringss
iDitemet bill blibe fortiat af Ytgilz
dnterne uoen 6snIpn til De 6orger<
lice 2ope. 9ette ltiIer unionsm9nz
bene / Oiitrittet unoer langt barre
Omit9noigbeber enb unber UtilitGrz
itbret.
Wldn fan gsre Jig en- 5oreitillin5
ON 5ilitanoen fra Gountn Glert
Mannir 5ilfGlbe. 6an truebes meo
,,lpn6ing", 6ois ban life reiignereoe.
6dn n9gteoe at gsre bette og Bah ON
militar 9eitnttelIe. Sherman Def
erflRrebe imiolertio, at Iom ben Of
fentlige Stemning bar, tlinbe ban It'll
garantere BAN 8eitpttelie. beller life
funbe ban gipe BAN / 0dretegt til
nogen af Soloaterne, men bar neot
til perionligt at eitortere Wannir uo
al 0iIfrittet.
5 5elluribe er Stillinsen lite iua
Ilem, ba 8orgernes Sitterbeostomiie
og ben lotale Wtilits Der er en- og
famine Sing.
Somme mener, at 9uoernsr pedz
bobps gambling bar i'm @runb /, at
ban pil baoe i'm politifs 9tnieelfe
ober for Siten, iom bar tlaget oOer
unoertrpt!sIier / Colorado.
Cripple Grsst Dtftrittst bar barst
unbsr Militaritnre iiben 8. Suli,
og bet bar foitet Gtaten benpsb
$1,OO0,OOO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29
Ser er Jare

/ Quften, iom ri inoaanber, 9anbet,
iom ui britter og 5rugten, iom ri
ipiier. 2as, bpab 9r. Wilklm
gsotter / Wolcottsburg, 81. o., bar
at iige besangaaenoe. ,,Min Ssn gil
en- Ulorgen uo paa Mlarten og bleo
pltoielig iau ipg at MuDetrampe, at
ban lite mere tunbe tale. 9i troeoe
ferit, at ban bapoe faaet Slag, bar
bam inb | 9uiet og ldgbe BAN paa
'Sensen. vi gnee BAN gobt irib orsr
Wapen msb Or. peter's SssOib oe
CAB bam en- flor OoIis meb Or. pes
ier's Mabe sWigori. Bette gentos
pi Here @anse. Oct oarebe lite Ians
se, fsrenb ban bsgpnbte at fsle fig
lettere. os ben naite Morsen tunbe
ban after saa paa 4rbeioe." R9pnte
MeOicin er ianbipnlispis Rutibens
bebite 29gsmibbel. Den tilbereoes af
Or. peter 5abrnep, 112z114 60.
0opns 2tpe., Gbicugo, SG.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29
9sbsfalb.

Gn at mango iblanot os bel fenot
Manb, g. 9. 9anien SamptOn,
Rebr., er bso for ct par Tiger IiOen.
0on leb en- tire Utaaneoer al ar9ft
/ Mapen, bpilten Spsoom Iaa bIsp
bans Dsosaariag. 9an bleo II 9lar.
0anIen meb 9uitru bsrte til be
gamle banIte Settlere iGlap 60.
/ N9rbeben af, bpor 9erond MI er
belieeenoe. 0a be for flere 9lar
Iiosn trat fig tilbuse fra 2anobruset.
flpttebe be til 5ampton. Sanlen bar
/ mango 2lar p9ret ct pirtiomt Samz
funbsmeblem, iarlis / pelgsrenbs
9jemeo. 9ans @nte itriper til Os,
at ban osbe 5roen paa i'm 5rels
ier." 9eliisnet bore bans Minoe!
9erren trsite bans gnte og andre,
fom Sapnet beo bans 9ortsana
trbtfer.
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grins @eors os 8retenicrne

glqe be Oeputereoe / bet tretsnlIlte
Deputeretfammer meo llnotaglIe al
6 ariitne og 4 Wlubdmeodnere bar
ben 80. Suni unberfreDet fslgenbs
UtonifeIt: De tretenliite 9eputerss
os faitIloor. at 9efoltningen paa
areta er beij9let al ben itsrite Stls
Rb til oe SengiDsnbeo for 9s. tgl.
6si6ep 9rins 9eors al 9retenlano,
bpis 9larp9relie paa areta sr ct
6pntbol paa be 5Orbudbninger, iom
Rationen n9rer ON en- 5iltnptnlng
af Zen til MOosrlanoet 9ratsn'
lamb.
TeOsputerebe uptdler oeres ufors
anoerli9e Sntnemltgbeo operfor
Sturma8terns, unbsr 9ois gsltpttels
Ie E: itoar, o9 iom bar tronet bet
freteniIte Soils lanse aampe os
fore Dire peo at itante bet 5ribeo.
De 0eputersoe foriitrer pda bet bst>
tibeli9lte at Der er tun en- enelte
agnbrine / ben nuoGrenoe polttllte
Siiuotion, iom 5Oltet pad aretd Dil
gau inn paa os billige - nenlt9
ben, al qrins 9eorss Junttion iont
Storinosternes &ommisf9u 'aflsies
Of os. Maj. Song 9eors al @ras
tenldnbs Regering. Oct tretenlilte
Jolt er enitemmis reoe til at ofre
aft for at ssnnemfprs fine rationale
gniter.
De 3eputerebe unIer bet enbpioere
for bsres pligt at faitildd, at ale
be tonierpotipe principper Zen tres
ienIifte 5oriutnins Itploes eanoets
eoet cynitiatip, og at bet, bpis nogle
af pisis Qrincipper lite bar p9rst
beltub bdbige os bpis beres 8ens
nemfsrelIe bar ituifet 9efoltningen,
oil blipe 0eputerettumrets Gag at
unbsrfs@ bette Spsrssmual Ian'>
men meo prins Gjeorg, ba bet er
fulbitnnbis inbykpclitiite Spsrsss
mail.
Ss Depubereoe fOrbsmmer poa bet
IfarpeIte bet bitre og uarbsoa9e
eproo bpori ct glab / elthen bar
omtolt 0rins @eors oeb at beitplos
ham for lite tilItrattelig at hurbere
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Den rnSd dke Jn0enrigSmmiQer mgr0et!
Ylebpe lemlaltes al en- Yombe.
Sen, Der faitsSe YOmben, er bleuen arreferet

Oenns frpgtelige gleloing brd9te
aftenbldbsne @aur. Sra Ct. pes
trsbore bepper bet:
ul. 9lsbOe, ben rusiiIteSnoenri9s@
miniiter, inismprbeoes Wsorges 81.
10. Son prebtes Deb Gtsploiion al
cn 09nomitbombe.
Rogle Of 9iOnerne flyer, at Der
faltepss to Bomber, en- fra en- Wlotors
Ooan % ben anoen fra en- Reitdurds
lion.
SITTER Gtsploiionen bar yejen
sper 100 QllensSmtreos beitrset meo
8rubstntfer af 9dreten og rsoe
Stumper af Miniiterens officiels
Opsrfrattes Gor. De Iudrebe og
ftrGmte 6eits for pilOt afiteb meo
Ruretens 6orbjul.
Qolitiet tom ilenbe til Steoet fra
ale getninger, og en- flor 5oltehob
famlsoes pmtring Wliniiterens 2s9es
me.
g1inifierens 3jsner. iom pur paa
Butten, blep ilemt laaret, og to Gms
bebsmanb, iom tsrte forbi, blsp
laureoe af flpOenbe 9rdgiplintsr.
5niemorberen blsO iaaret bet enc
Die.
Otter Qigipnsmunoens anfomit
fsrtes 2iest til ct Sdpel yterbeosn
af gonsfotionen os iioen til Wfinis
Ieruss aeiibens. 20 Wenneifsr bls0
fuureoe, mer sller minbre, al 9ldss
ffunrper % Splinter. fra Gtsploiios
men.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29

Stormagternes pelpiaig9(rbejoe for
aretas SnteresIer os ben sraite gtas
tions Stamp og for at unborage2dns
bets militere 0eooinger in 8unit.
0e 9eputerebe beber ben m9stige
og oplpite europ9tite presie ON life
at ItGnte 9laouotdleller, Der er iua
ugunIti9e for aretas rationale gns
fer, nogen 5iltro, men fortfatte 1T
able Bert meo at forIoare aretas
idnbe Snteresier."
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13. Warg.
Sra Rriesifueplaoien.

geretningerne fra 8rtgsitueplabisn
bar be iibite 0uge ierlig trebiet
ON Slaget oeo Sat6efiao og gintolu.
Husierne bar forlubt buabe btsie to
plubier og glen Gbpang, og Sapaz
nerne bar 6elat bem. $ getu G9pans
ufbrenbte ausierne Sern6aneltatio=
nen og Sernbaneoogne, fer be trat Jig
tilbuge. 2i9eIad fdnbt Sdpanerne
Sat6efiao / Slammer, ba be tom Der.
Wten 9errer er be MI pper Yinfoip
eller Rep Gbpungs 6aDn og, iaa ret
man tan foritaa at 8eretninger, ober
9anen mellem Neip gbpang og Sat
6etiao, og bermeo bar be 9aneforz
binbelie meGem bisIe plabfer og
69ren neoe peb port Mrtbur, iuapeI
iom gennttelien al 9abnen Ytntotu.
De npeite Gfterretninger lpoer pda,
at Der bar begpnbt ct alminbeligt
Qlngre6 paa port Nrtbur, men bet
er bet bele.
G0ers far presIen ogiaa oaret opz
taget df ben rusiiife 8olunterflaaoes
plpnorinser bet rsbe 6aO og @tae
pipoifotfuabens Senfning af ben
engelite Oamper .anisbt Gommans
Der" uo for Sapun. Gn Del af benz
ne 0ampers 2aoning bar dmeritdnft
G'obs, iaa 8uslanb MI er fommen /
&oliiion meo baabe 5piflanb, Gngs
Lamb og De foreneoe Stater. 5or=
mooentlig pompger bet Zig bel og be-
Der ON unoifplonin9 operfor bisIe
Wtagter.
st Hpgte ON, at ben rusitite Sperz
general, 8uroputtin, er 6leoen idaz
ret, er life betreftet.
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FRA 9onbon berettes Der:

6rd Sonoon Deretfes Der.
Gn ct. petersborg aorreIponoent
for Reuters Bureau giber felgenoe
geretning ON Snigmorbet paa ben
rusiiite Snpenrigsminiiter Wi.
Yle9pe:
plebpe bar pad gei til peterbof
&l. 10 / Morges for at bringe aejies
rem en- Rdpport. Oa bans asretej
pusIerebe / 5ronten af 9otel 0e8drz
iobit, Narbeoen af Dariafp Sas
mems Gnbeitation, Iprdns en- Wldno
plubIelig uo at Reitaurationen
Jorbinbelle meb 6otellet og ilpngeoe
en- gombe tmob Miniiterens 9sretsi.
GtsploIionen par frpgtelig.
WiniIteren og bans 8uit br9btta
pda Stebet. 8ognen og 6eitene fplit=
tebes til 2ltomer. plebbes 2egeme
bar frpgtelist tilreot. Sans penitre
Qlrm og begge Ben bar repne at.
Manoen, iom taiteoe 8onlben blrr
Itrats arreiteret.
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Sloeter.S Strifen.

Den bolber fremoeles pad. Open
bingen er it9rt paa begge Siosr.
9acterne bill life pioe af Oioere 5ors
Gambling meb Striterne. 9egge pdrz
ter bar bet bebit 9aab ON at gaa
Iejrrig uo al &en.
6ra Striternes Sibe trues Der
meo Itsrre llbitr9tning al Spmpdtis
Itrite. o5b 5reisbt 9anOlers Uni.
on" truer meb, at a1e bens W9no
/ GbicagO itdl gsre Jig itebige. Der
er ubIteot fel9enbe Srore at bsnns
screenings 5ormanb:
IS ct Msoe mellem 5reigbt Sdnb-
lers Union" og 6orretningsagenter.
ne bleo bet beItemt, at ale M9no
bore Forltelli9e 8ran6er G6icago
bsorbres til life at flGtte eller leber'
nOgen 5rugt fra pacterne, uanfst
ON Iaaban 5rdgt leperes paa Sragt.
itationen pr. 5eam el1er pr. Gar"
paa ben anoen Sioe bar pdctsrnt
bunben en- SER, ibet 800 olipe itocl
banolers" bar bapet oeres 5or6in.
oelIe meo Slagterunionsn og beil9ga
teoe 5oreninger.
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Saminnoets 8laSe.

prspenumere af ,Oaniferen" i,
oairtebldbet", DE hinges 8lab" os
,9srnebldbet" ienoes frit til alls,
iom sniter at pirte for llobrebelien
af bore Samfunbsblabe. @ore glas
Re isnoes osfaa frit iomsprspe birette
til opsione 9lbresier af be, iom mus
fig funbe snife at boloe bore 8las
be. 0enner af Samfunbets 8ldbe
bebes at inbienoe 4oresfer.
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