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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
THE WORLDS FAIR

The projected worlds fair at Los An
geles in 1915 seems to have wonder
fully stimulating effect on San Fran
cisco enterprise. The idea strikes the
northern city as a decidedly good
thing-good enough to initiate and still
better to forestall.
According to late news from San
Francisco that city proposes to have
a worlds fair in 1913" That will be
two years before the date of the great
Peace and Commerce exposition in Los
Angeles, commemorative of the Pana-
ma canals completion. AS reported
from San Francisco, the idea of a
worlds fair was proposed shortly
after the fire" The proposition at that
time appears to have been solely a
matter of local recollection, but that is
immaterial.
Taking it's cue from Los Angeles, the
northern city proposes to head off the
exposition here, not only by anticipat-
ing the date, but in the way of choos-
ing an event to commemorate. The
Panama canal not being wholly avail
able as a subject, by reason of it's pre-
emption by Los Angeles, the nearest
APPROACH thereto appears to have been
decided upon. AS a result we have the
exposition of 1918 will commemorate
the four hundredth anniversary of the
discovery of the Pacific ocean AND the
completion OF the Panama canal"
By projecting Balboa in front of the
canal the boldness of filching the Los
Angeles idea is disguised-as seen from
the San Francisco point of view. The
link connecting Balboa with the canal
is rather long for convenience, but APP
parently 1t is thought to be sufficient
for the purpose of stealing the thun-
der" of Los Angeles.
If San Francisco adheres to its pur-
pose of honoring the memory of Bal
boa there win be two worlds fairs in
California within two years of each
other The one in San Francisco will
not be i'm part a celebration OF the
canals completion, however, as there
is no possibility OF finishing that work
as early as 1913. But San Francisco
may honor Balboa and Los Angeles
win take care of the canal event at the
proper time.
Possibly the career OF Balboa, rather
than the fact that Indians piloted him
10 see a big water" ON the west side
Of the isthmus of Darien, accounts for
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

Mr.. Byrne of the Santa Fe says:
1.-The present volume of high-class
tourist travel to Los Angeles has never
been equaled." Think OF that, will
you? And the real season not yet be-
gun. 1t is unusual for tourists to
leave their eastern homes before the
Christmas holidays. as they are wont
to linger in regions where they can see
the snow and hear the jingle of Santa
Claus sleighbells; but this year is
proving a notable exception. The
month of December had scarcely
opened when tourists began to arrive
In exceptional numbers. and during the
past two weeks the hotels have filled at
an amazing rate. II January shall even
maintain its usual ratio of arrivals the
city win have some trouble providing
for the influx. But let them all come.
The more the merrier
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
ABBOT KINNEY is
NOT COMMUNICATIVE
ABOUT BIG PURCHASE
special to The Herald.


VENICE, Dec. 13.-Information was
fairly oozing out of Mr.. Kinney when
a Herald representative was welcomed
by him this evening at the door of his
palatial residence at Park avenue and
the ocean front. "Er have 1 sold Ven
ice, eh? Well, now, I've been asked
that question so many times that really
-, but come in; it's rather windy to-
night" And Mr.. Kinney led the way to
chairs before a glowing crate fire in
cosy little sitting room. Now, do you
Know" continued Mr.. Kinney. as he
started to roll a cigarette, "TVe been
smoking a long time and I've never
felt any bad effects from it, but it's
bad habit to get into and I advise my
sons never to touch the weed:
"It is stated on pretty good authof-
ity, Mr.. Kinney, that a deal"
'Now," broke in Mr.. Kinney, II be-
lieve that Bookkeeping or a life in the
mountains, away from all care ana
worry is what fellow needs who has
sort of run down from overwork. L
love the mountain air and scenery.
"WiI the railway people carry out
the many plans you had IN mlno lor
Venice, Mr.. kin"
GAS I was saying" interrupted the
doge. I'm very much interested IN
these community meetings. Theres TO
be one at the ship tonight, ano-Weil,
really, it's time 1 was getting ready
to start. Wait minute and we'll both
go down together"
1.-THE fact is, Mr.. Kinney I've re-
ceived an urgent request to get either
denial or a confirmation of the re-
port that"
BY this time Mr.. Kinney and his
interviewer had emerged on to the
board walk and Mr.. Kinney, polntlng
up into the armament at an unusually
bright star. said, DO you Aho"'
believe that's Jupiter"
"You won't make any statement then
about the mat" ,,
mo; you just say that Mr.; Kinney
isn't prepared to say anything just
yet" .,,o,, +,,a+
And the doge smiled IN a manner ina at
suggested he was thinking what ratc
fling good story he might give out II
he cared to, as he laughingly DID MS
interviewer good night.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

necessary: Provided, that the United
States shall not be liable, on account
of the erection Of buildings, expenses
Of the commission or any of its officers
or employees, on account Of any ex-
penses incident to or growing out Of
said exposition, for sum exceeding
in the aggregate one million FIVE hum
dred thousand dollars: Provided how
ever, that nothing i'm this section con-
tanned shall be construed as in any
manner a limitation upon said appro-
priation of ten million dollars in the
event that the conditions precedent to
the appropriation of the same shall eX-
ist as provided for in section eleven
hereof.
Pay for Commissioners
Sec. 10. That the commissioners and
alternate commissioners appointed un-
der this act shall not be entitled to any
compensation for their services out of
the treasury of the United States ex-
cept their actual expenses for transport
tation and the sum of ten dollars per
day for subsistence for each day they
are necessarily absent from their homes
in the business of said commission. The
officers of said commission shall re-
ceive such compensation as may be
fixed by said commission, subject to
the approval of the secretary of the
treasury. which shall be paid out of
the sums (other than said ten million
dellars) appropriated by congress in aid
of said exposition
Sec. 90 That nothing in this act shall
be so construed as to create any lia-
bility of the United States, direct or
indirect, for any debt or obligation
incurred nor for any claim for aid or
pecuniary assistance from congress or
the treasury of the United States in
support or liquidation of any debts or
obligations created by said commission
in excess of appropriations made by
congress therefor
Sec 21. That nothing in this act shall
be construed as to override or interfere
with the laws of any state and all con-
tracts made in any state for the pur-
poses of the exhibition shall be sub
ject to the laws thereof.
Sec. %. That no member of said
whether an officer or 9TH
erwise, shall be personally liable for
any debt or obligation which may be
created or incurred by the said COM
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
ENFORCE THE LAW

Eight out of about one hundred me-
diums, palmists and parasites of that
ilk doing business in Los Angeles have
paid their licenses to Collector johnson
for the privilege of fleeing the gullible
portion of the public during the month
of December.
The remaining 90 are presumably
either breaking the, law or refraining
from reaping the harvest these sharks
ordinarily CLEAN. No one who has the
slightest insight into the methods of
these parasites doubts for an instant
that they are going ahead in open de-
f1ance of the laws.
But how can this be doubted when
the so-called Mediums Protective as
ISOLATION has been organized and
openly declared it's intention to defend
any of it's members who should fall
into the hands of the authorities? One
of the prominent leaders in this associa-
tion is said to be a notorious faker who
was exposed and denounced by The
Herald
Does Collector Johnson intend to do
his plain duty in this matter? Does
Prosecutor Beebe intend to take the
evidence offered him and enforce the
law?
The Herald proved conclusively that
evidence sufficient to convict those fol-
lowing this nefarious trade without
paying the lawful fee was at hand for
the taking.
Enforce the license law, or abolish
it. Stop this spectacle of spooksters
openly defying the city authorities
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
HARTMAN COUNSEL
APPLIES FOR
NEW FRANCHISES

Hartman attorneys attended the ses-
sion of the city council yesterday after
noon and soon after opening of the ses-
sion formally presented applications for
franchises in writing, previous deals
having been oral.
Judge John d. Pope and staff were on
hand as were all the councilmen ex-
cept Smith, who is in Nevada. Hitler
was excused after awhile as he was
sick and plainly showed that he was
suffering pain.
Assistant City Attorney Leslie Hewitt
was on hand to offer any legal advice
needed, and to begin with asked Judge
Pope to put In formal writing the ap-
plication of the Hartman interests for
privileges. This was done Immediately
while President Summerland cautioned
the sergeant-at-a to see that no
member escaped.
Marks New Era
The venerable looking jurist then
with pad and pencil hurriedly complied
with the suggestion and drew up in
formal language the requests for the
subway and other privileges which will
mark an era In Southern California
trolley history.
The question of crossing Flower
street on grade came up.
I'VE find that there is storm drain
extending twenty feet into the ground
at Flower street." said Judge Pope,
"and 1t will be impossible to sink the
tunnel there. We must use the sur
face and slow up the cars and put
guards or gates there"
Suggests Vaduct
Councilman Houghton suggested
that the tracks be depressed six TO
eight feet and that a viaduct be built
over the tracks, thus making traffic
safe.
Judge Pope said he was no engineer,
but he thought such plan could be
worked out, though he added ne would
make application for surface fran-
chise, which he did.
Judge Pope reiterated that he held
that where his clients owned both
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

Carnegie wants the wealth of the
millionaires to be returned gradually
by law after death to the communities
whence it came. He argues that riches
spring from the wealth of nature and
from the activities of the people, and
therefore should go back TO them. For
this cause he opposes an income tax
or an inheritance tax, but favors a
sort of sequestration of rich mems es-
tates for the public benefit.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

The Los Angeles chamber of mines
is now an assured fact. 1t has selected
a splendid board of directors-men of
prominence and financial standing, for
the greater part-and has opened rooms
in the chamber of commerce building,
1t would seem that the first important
mission of the board would be to inter-
est Los Angeles in the Nevada gold
fields. We are allowing vast business
in that connection to go unsought.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
aattleshIn Given Test

RoCKLAND. Me-The United States
shin Kansas, the fourth of her class of
Ave first class battleships I to pe tired ors on
s,1n, .me esiven her official screw standard
izafion trial today Her contract calls
fo, ~ speed of 1S knots an hour.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

The orange growers could use a
thousand more cars than are available.
Mr.. Hartman might stock up on cars
instead of paying fabulous dividends,
it would seem.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

Residents on Sunset boulevard want
crosswalks. They don't so much OBJ
ject to mud in ordinary quantities,
but they don't like the bottomless
sort
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

The kaiser seems able to dissolve
his congress when he doesn't like it.
Even Joe Cannon isn't czar enough
for that.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

The move to rid the downtown
streets of shacks, tents, lunch carts
and the like is one more step toward
a metropolitan city. Clean 'em out.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

Congressman Kahn seems right
"het up" over the Japanese situation.
He needn't worry; there will be no
necessity for his going to war.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
carrlas RIa Mail

NEW YORK-The steamer Celtic
,,,hich sailed from this port yesterday
for Liverpool carried 4OSS SACKS 9t 9 mall,
Tfnitnd Stntes port.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

More tourists are coming into Los
Angeles every day now than ever be-
fore. More are buying homes. You
can't stop this c'ty; its future is
assured.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

And with Roosevelt, too, a woman
scorned seems to have made his life
what Sherman said war was like.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

If the government gets after the
lumber trust that combine will have
to pull up stakes and hike for the
tall uncut.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

There could be only one thing more
foolish than the near side" crossing
stop order; that would be, not to stop
at all.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

The fool NEAR side" stopping rule
has been adopted by the trolley COM
panies. Now watch for trouble and
heavy damage suits.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

The S. p. should understand right
at the start that any move to thwart
Mr.. Huntingtons trolley extension
plans will not be tolerated. We want
both systems-all we can get Of them.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14
Population Of Los Angeles, Isl, ,463

Shop early; also buy when you shop
and save trouble.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

Los Angeles doesn't care much who
or which makes the vast trolley inn
provements planned, just so they are
made.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

We have a street department. The
mud on several paved blocks has been
shoveled into piles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

The first person killed by the fool
ish "near side" stop rule will settle
that buncomSe measure.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

Wait till the first rain after New
Years and hear the row over the
''near side" sop rule.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

Again it is demonstrated that San
Pedros only refuge from the S. P.'s ra-
pacity is inside the limits of Los An
geles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

Dear Maria" is likely to prove
pretty dear ere Teddy is rid of her.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

1t may be the S. p, but the sounds
made nightly resemble those of one
Hartman.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

If the S. P. really does do all that
is promised on the Los Angeles
Pacific system, much else will be for
given it.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

Anyhow, bore the tunnels, whether
It be Hartman or the s. p.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

The lumber trust is to be probed.
Probably by the big stick" eh?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

The president wants citizenship for
residents of Porto Rico. How about
those OF the District Of Columbia?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-14

The holiday rush is on at the post
office. Mail your packages early.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

efter $50 til SO pr. Mere for Gfat.
let bar nGret iagt % iiaeS, at Goue
iGlles for 5000 Or. Mere; men Der.
meo CT life alt i%ortnit.
Seq ifrep inaieoes iiofte Wanref
til Bni. 3. Cannon (Scc'p 9oaro o.
Iraoc, 3enti,ra) iorot iad pndlioelil
llnoerrctning ON 2arOpriier o. on.
Set ! gentura Gountp. Get er Sr
Commons Gpaaoe at pirfe Ill 6remmt
al Gouutiets Sntcresier. cams Su1r
er Serfor betcanenSe.
"San6priierue err nofioa bsie,"
ifriuer ban. "Sois ieg I. Gr. tit / 0p.
Drag at fiuoe 5 aeres for eu SantiIit
til at Iepe, paa. peb ieg life, boor lea
ifiiIot heruenoe mig forat fud ct ida.
6aut Stuffe for miubre enS $500 pr,
Gcre. 9anoet maatte icIricIgelil
barre ioripnet meo 8anO / tit'trRffe,
Iig MrngSe ior Srrigattou, o. Sen.
iIa9s 2aro er meact bsit / pri$."
- Sgiao I Gountiernc gcrtfrra oo
Sauta Barbara Dor ulaiigc Rorite.
8. q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

espema srGper at eometrabtaserem. at
ban fifni DO pan eanbet % sprfe bet %
gi6re bet til 1T eneitc Siem. gsb al uG.
re borte berfra useH 9iIaeeiie bar &c
nnblnht at bslbe lem benne geiemmelie
cfferretteiig. Eerpeb biep bet mulis for
Gu anben at "fpntete" Ssres 8iet, %
TaunbiabeSerne bar psb at tase eaHSet
fra lem "a sipet bet til ben anSen, COB.
fienot be fsrte gepiier for, at Ee life
bar ppfplct 2upens 5prsrinssr. re bar
altiaa fpripilSt Seres Ret til at tase
9ano unber SpmeteaDl9pen paarn, sa
9uDen tnn tiaaosr, at Man benntter benz
ne Het en- Gang. Zen ristise 5ren.
sanssnaabe fra Teres eios uitoe pGret
at anfsss 2anbfontortt pm Iinabeiie til
at bore fraoGrenSe fra 9anSet, mar bet
te iffc funoe bSe Ten bet ngspenbise I'm.
bcrbuiS mes bet irbstos, 7e bar iitanS
til at Hofsre ocrpaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24
Neutrality-suspicious..

F9sitisSaassOgeH Bar iea rttts "a I goo. zssspfs
~seStasrt 90 ete at IN vettse Den lena en- asare. tsnes
bet m,a, at iea fan TIE maj fHtstatfs Ten for ben.
tst SrS at s~ssrastc ben suasiafS6es o. csSu.
apsrRda ben rr uoHgrrt Htse peratioe grsSfcz nser
0ua t tsIs gsret % nsospaUus az ~tsrSrrets TsuS.
isa maa man ioread. At ou lie bar foars -EUasr-
lad itsst Srseioe, neE ssH Dyiatuvnsies bar flast.
Ven EIs lea bar igs ~RptcT- RI. al gar. Inauo,ea
jpdrer beer'en so c1sr arscioe. nadr bet sirroer,
en- at ifnfe -SrrorahssOfsas" ozvrs BLrae "a
easae orb at aHoerbetse BEN mrs COB % usHtss g1r.
BEN o. ShleapL GeH azrttae SrrHrtr &c GHoersissa
u@ro h1aO a se'afer for gtaSst. nsu Ben seSae
errzras. ION saeua er siSea. iuuts MTG at srrs zoo.
iasNasSsOsez; 10 ben Ct en- 1tzSe "a 6paae at blas
sRt efcri % Ct RfsHcols for Ettert srntrue.
Ma rttu g arfien. afeiea nIaM
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24
20

Auto da Fe. egrutfg 1rpssbauOliu4; uHsuttig 6eurette,ie peo
8dal al be al SutUtiittoneH 0gmts &iRtterr.
Autodidakt, islolErt, en-, Tom bar IRrt fg ielo noget.
Autograt, SelpHriucr. So0termaifiHe; autograGsk, e3srbRHog;
autogrnhsk Blpf, SlGf, iom 5cHpttss ob Autpgraieu;
AutOgrahum, ogaG AutograL, ~egenbRnorg Ssripelie, RrgUt
paa en- EeriuHs 0dauoiiriit.
Autokrat, SeUbTitgr; Autokrai. gHsuEloe. giagtirlofpm.
msrbso; ogiaa perreoSmme oDer fig isiU; autokrahsk, enc
Automat. Naiiur, Tom pO 6irlp al en- niutt atstartsme sisr.
llaner lcoeuoe 8RieHsrs Bsoggcier % p~1Ho.iner; ogaa ct
Wcuneie iom handler ~maittnmEShg, tautclpt.
AutOnomi 5eIpiu0gipuinl, Sel0igre; mordpf 5rtheo; auto
uOmisk, ri, iclutDrcHbe, hduDleuDe eftcr ie!pgtuHe 2pue.
Autopsi, SeIuiuu, Selutagtaleif.
Autor, Dpbausmano; tier let Stuftsj JorIdher; SieHHelS
mlHO.
Authorization, RcmpH0iaeIie. Tutomaat; StaOirfslie: autori-
sere, glBre gDota, %lDpAlrule; tilGot brugt H. &r. ON 81,
ger / Stueu eler 9treH; Autortet, SGrotgbe6, Gtpuoig,
heb; IropCroigsso; 6Icmmel, SIeutneisguaHo, hutS uoagu
man Tpler pId; AutortetsH3ru, ID pea, btco man bar frG
en- Slertmei$maHo. uoeH ielp at uuorigSe SIgeu; Autori-
teter, Stat3smbeeer % GubebsmRHn, EUrigbsoaperiouer.
aux amesl laaiarmb til SaabeHl
auTiiar e. auxiliier, JON iommcE til SlGLp.
Avail caution for en- Serel: ayalere., faRttOnrrr for en- gereL
Avance, lNeaugjl, BOriprtH8; B!smirtet; gaa SttIeitOeH /
gommspbre bstpor AyaHce fortortes Al at ubrst, aaGr
.8URTue Greies ben til ben St0e. gaar burtieere; Gortao;
9tuotna, 6orttsuefe; oPre Avauce, hape ro5et Etlsooe hos
en-, fna tboritne.
cere, rptts frsH; rpife ps, forfrenutes, tom lbrel gaa ior
hirtig; (om &sHae iorrGtte.
Avantgarde, AuaRg-, 5prrog.
avant Ia lettre (aDaag Ia Istrrl, GtHpI Of gobbsriis JONI tases.
Avan,Sccne, Eorarnnosr paa ct 5bsascrs ssneplaos.
Ave Maria! haLet uers Sa, gRartai Iat9oif Ben, JON beginner
Aveaeurier Caoangt9rsL G~psrtprsr, 2gttensosr
Avenue OGUeEs) 5tisaDg; 9ase meo ErnpLGutHtussr, ales; I
ameTta @aoe ]ouerbopeest
Ayers. srer Advers. Scr, saer SiHsofreu al en- gsuHs tmOSl
Aversion. ROos7Ssls4sa uuais
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

1924. Sp.: 9adr en- Mdno bar Ell
flor Sneiis poa fit 9aro, og Der no
Denne rinoer en- &rf. Tom er outrent 4
NiI lang, % mango bar oset Sliier tnS
I oenne 8at. ina at aft bette gdno lsber
iub I ben Sie, iotn Iisger pad NIT Sar1o,
bar iee Sa 8et til at 9rGoe &iger for at
bTioe siSen tuit. uoeu at ieg bebsper at
ipsree nosen Serom, noar ieg life be5ss
Der at bise inb pnd NIT eaet 2ano? Set
benarfes, at Srbiiseu bar beret uhoiget
for 20 aar tiGbaes, men 0rsften er raict
iub, iad ben III life bar noeet llblsb.
spar: sasen er af flor moi Sn-
teresie % gistigbeo til, at bet bill lsnne
flo for lem at f~pHirltere CT fpubis Sas.
fprcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24
Dhtte Garth
Reierpationen

er MI aabnet og SnSianere at bGau'
set Blob er tiaaot at i9lge oeres
9mrS. Geriom ou sniter goSt 2mb
biaigi, er bette iiSite a~nleoning til al
faa BET / GiUiIiiatiouens RiOpunft
og for rimeIise griier. Sor0bunSen
err sen iomme iom / HeS aiperoaIen
.og er utsmmeIig.. Senueuo Dig eqer
ftrip til 5irit National gdnt, Detroit,
Wiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24

Gremmeoorobog, boUraf opeufansuoe r Ell Trgpe r al pprpr&ntis fr Rgne for ben
~ tGnhnbe 2Rr Rt iu ba e. trRHer nan aa Orb Jon nan life hfnle hrfar os
nmr mnb n en- iabn baHbg Gben BOG uo Saaheh fan mon unOuise g FHSe Grhts cs
Imobuubu os Fan faces for ben ulmiuOeiss $rs mS ADroab.gohen1, mms $f25i Grfua
Gouse: B. ANUNDSEN, DEBORAH, Iowa
sE 8@u &C tNIas fr 35 Gsma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-24
9ranofrie Sfabe
oe "pauIts"

49,
fuIete paa Soro'fiPIoet / San 6run,
cisco, paa Set uRrmelte bapbe raiet
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iitlbe Berioner / ben itpgt meofarre
Storbp ems Sale. Grperterne. 5pr
mango 5irmaers, Sorretningers %
gitfeltmRnbs 8eofommeuoe fom Oct
fig an pno, ON beres "gaults" %
"Branbifabe" boobe boISt no. Sauoe
granbIfabene funnel troSie SSlo og
Sppebann0, bar ser Snab ON igie,
at funne fortirttc 6orrctningtn; men
| mooiat Sab bar oct ofte umuIigt.
Mon fan tro, gterne pfte par meget
angitfuloe for fine SpGlpingers og
branbfrie Sfabes Snoholb. 5 fIere
Sflfeloer bauoe oeres s@ngiteIigs
beb ifiebneibangre Sslger for Dem.
"Safene" bleu cabinet, fsr De bar til.
ftraffeIigt affisIte, og SuoboIOet tog
berpeo Slo. 5 andre SiIfpIber igien
bleo 8ranoI fabene Iiggenoe / 8lo'
bouger, til SnSboI0et / Dem bleo for.
fulet % sbelo8t. Ranr ct b~ranofrit
Stab ligger begrobet itnoer ct tpft
Gag At 8Ge6er, 9rGnoe og gIobebe,
b~rGttbenbe RasIer, gieIoer BET at
re6oe BET no af 8lobaltgen inareIt
mitligt og affisle oct peb at Oeffe
bet nleO boo0e SGtfer % "copper".
slipper man SUIT ino / ct meget op.
be6et 9ranOifub, tar SnobolOet SO
o. blir / ct Etebltf til Iife, ioofremt
bet er 6rpnobnre Sager. Selp Wpnt
og Seloiager imelter ofte ianumen /
ct iligt gIobeOt branofrit Sfob. Cite
fam ct Sfob u~ooenbigt ie itifabt lO,
ielp ON bets Sn0boIb er Bit ebela9t.
Slere emo en- Sorretntngsmano / Gan
Srancisco bIep ruineret, for0i bans
| granOifabet opbeporeOe Bigger bleo
sbelagt. anbre igicn fi,nOe trsite Jig
meo, at ON De table me9et, iaa baooe
De BOG noget at begpnOe meO igien,
ga GegnifabSbegerne / Oeres bronh.
frie Sfab babe bolOt no Sfiprsil.
ben.
Ranae SGags "gm1Its" %
"Safes", iom at Sobrtfunterne bar
garanteret, at Sc ifuIoe trobie SIO
og Snbbr1tbstppe, bite itg unoer 81
bebranoen / San 6rancisco at pGre
Tibet perS.
Wen 9anferne bapbe iom Regel
Sb9lotnger % 8engeifobe, iont
fltn6e tro0ie baaoe Geuenterne og
Snobrltostppe. Gen Zoe Nai cabinet
De fleite 8nuferer fine "8aalts" og
Stab, og / BET belle tot bar SnOboloet
/ beOIte 0roen. Wnngen en-, iomt
bap6e @Gr0ipapirer og andre bprOis
fuIOe Eing opbeOaret / ganfens
Sb9lpinger, og bapbe guaet % eng
itet iig oerober llnoer 8run0en, blen
let ON Siertet, 6u set uiite fig, at
bisie Eager bar ! go6 8eboIo.
gn ganf, bpts gpgning bar br9n6t
% ramporeret til 8runoen, men
bbis S6aIoinger os Sfabe bnoOe
bol6t u0, begpn6te lin Sorretnin9
isien iptten Da9e efter, at SGoen
babbe opbsrt at raie. Get bar Imeri.
CON Notional @anf, ser baooe baot
fin Sorretning / @erdants @rdange
BUILDING. gogle Gage ienere fun6e
San SranciSco RotionaI 9anf igien
begpn0e gantforretning.
Wen mango al Sc ~bran6frie
"ga11Its" bar bare noset Sur. Dc
bapoe ri9tiguof mosiipe Staol0ere
meo 2aaS, goIter % eobt rtSieenSe
"&ombtnationer" men gagoelen no.
gior6es al 9peningens 8ngge. Ia
Sl6, Sor6rriteIier og 3pnamit 6ragte
gpgge og Mitre til at ramle iam'
men og iSetminoite SeIpts iortpres,
bIeO oisie "braubfrie" og MOB Sno.
bruostpoe garanterte "8aiiItS" itaa'
en6e igien uOeu 8a9OeI, og ga fan
10 enbber ifisnne, bpa6 De bar pPrS.
s 8irfeligbebcn bar De 10 barre emo
Inlet.