davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-14

Clearing House Certificates will be accepted in
exchange for merchandise Or in payment on &C
count. We have the largest stock in this section
and solicit your patronage.
CONSOLIDATED GROCERY CO.
Pun for Fitzgerald Pull Out
Clearing House Certificates as good as the Gold
and will be accepted as money
L. 0. TIsDEL.
Fitzgerald or Pull Out -
Clearing House certificates good as gold at
our place. We have lots to sell and are glad to
take certificates. They are just like money to u.s.
WRIGHT MERCANTILE Co.
Pull for Fitzgerald Pull Out
s. NJ. Whitchard & Co., sell groceries just as
cheap for certificates as the old time currency.
Our groceries are just cheap and we are just as
anxious to sell for certificates as for gold.
s. M. WITCHARD & Co.
Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
The Enterprise will accept Clearing House Ger
tiOcates On Subscription accounts, advertising &C.
counts and for job printing = si'i5' 'A'''s< ~ "
Full for Fitzgerald Or Out ~ n - ''azs'~''
The Clearing House Certificates pay debts like
money, buy goods like money, and they money.
Pull for Fitzgerald ... - !. :.
The Banks here have associated themselves
together and issued Clearing House Certificates, to
help move the cotton crop and to give more cur
rency as medium of exchanges. We heartily en-
dorse their action believing it to be to the interest
of every citizen in this community. We invite
you to call at our store, where we will be pleased
to accept these certificates in exchange for any
merchandise in our store or for payment on ac.
count at their face value.
We are carrying the largest line of dry goods
clothing shoes and general merchandise of any
store in this section Of Country and cordially in-
vite you to call and see before buying elsewhere.
Yours for business .
Empire Mercantile Co
w. r. Bowen, President x"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-14
Meeting Closed, Pastor Called,

The Baptist meeting cto5ed with
the services last night and Rev.
S. J. Parrish returned to Atlanta
today.
After the close of the regular
service a business meeting was held
and the church finally called Rev.
8. j. Parrish to serve them. 1t is
not yet certain that he will do so
as he has several other calls for
the ensuingyear.
The call was unanimous and it
will be a matter of general regret,
if so happens that another call is
necessary.
DR.. Parrish has made a most
favorable impression on the church
here and no doubt his pastorate
would greatly strengthen the
church.
Get Busy at Something Usesul. y
Mr. j. L. Jay Clifton, stopped
over to see the races yesterday, en-
route to Douglas. s>
Get Busy at Something Useful I ~.
Mr.. Byrd Belote left for his
home in Madison, Fla, this morn
ing after spending several days in
the city. While here he sold a
fine horse to Mr.. J. G. Rogers.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-14

claim that this is legal tender or money authorized
by the government. 1t performs the same func-
ton as money; is as safe and valuable, dollar for
dollar, as any lawful money! and is interchangeable
with money in the transaction of business 1t does
not, however, come under the restrictions imposed
by the law upon the issue of any notes to circulate
as money.
Pull for Fitzgerald OF Pun Out 81
Judge e. V. Whipple devoted most OF the day
yesterday and this forenoon to hearing the argu-
ment on demurrer in the Colony Receivers case
argued by Judge d. M. Roberts and Col. j. J.
Bull. The court reserved his ruling in the matter
and it will probably be several days before it is
known what direction that important case will
take If the court should sustain the demurrer it
would practically end the tiresome Litigation, if
he does not then the end is not near in sight
oil Fitzgerald Pull Out
A man with money in the bank is gilmore than
ordinary importance, and if he hears that there is
trouble in the financial ornaments is supposed to
assert himself and take his money out of the bank
and cut up in way to cause others to do the
same thing
Such man may be woman but just as much
of fool for all of that.
In the recent troubles of the New York banks
it is stated that depositors stood in line all night to
get to the tellers window next morning. In line
was woman who had caught the Infection; she
stood sixteen hours and when at last she reached
the window it was to find that she did not have a
dollar in the bank but on the other hand owned
% dollars; skidOO for one idiot.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-14
May Call An Extra Session
of LEGISLATURE.

Atlanta Nov. 12.-ThOSe who
have talked with him lately say it
is quite possible that Governor
Hoke Smith may call an extra
session Of the legislature in Febru-
airy. He is anxious to perfect the
reform measures and possibly to
have some additional legislation
passed on this line. Then he feels
that the district agricultural
schools must be Llooked after and
money for their maintenance 'be
secured.
If Governor Smith concludes
not to run for governor again, but
to run for the senate, he naturally
wants to have all of his reform
measures enacted into laws as soOn
las possible. Of course if he is to
be is Office a second term, he could
perfect this legislation gradually
| If his time is to be limited in the
Igubernatorial chair his haste is
natural.
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
Losr-A plain, old gold band
bracelet, engraved. Finder will
please leave at the Enterprise Of
flee.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-14
Pull for Fitzgerald or Pull Out.
THE ONWARD MARCH.

Significant of the signs of the times is the fol
lowing from the Alabama Capital:
Montgomery Ala, November 13.-After one
pl The most impassoned speeches ever heard in the
alabama legislature, the house, this afternoon,
passed the Carmichel prohibition bill by vote of
SIS to o. the full number required by the constitu-
Ion The closing plea was made by speaker Car
michael, author Of the measure, who urged that
the state throw off the shackles of drink.
The final speaking in the afternoon attracted
So immense crowd to the capital and the enthus
asnl was so great that no attempt was made to re
strain the galleries. The applause was at times so
sngifeaous that thenois was heard all over the
|6nilding. Most of those present were ladies.
A feature of the discussion was the assertion
bV Mr. Carmichael that there is grave doubts OF
ne constitutionality of the local option measure
Mr. Goodwin, Iof Montgomery, was the leading
sneaker for the liquor side but he was impotent to
lem the tide that rolled over elimination of the
Sacholic traffic in toto
The bill becomes effective the first day of Oct.
Dos, and provides for absolute state prohibition
1t also provides against the sale in clubs or by
ISOLATION of men, and companion bill establishes
III officer whose duty it shall be made to enforce
md laws.
The bill now goes to the senate where it is
cid the liquor interests will make their main light
Pei for Fitzgerald Pull Out
The Clearing. House Certificates seem to please
rybody and meet with the approval OF the
shington officials. A dispatch from Washing
yesterday says: 'This same question was
ed in 1898 and on November % of that year
attomey general rendered decision. He held
the paper script was not within the meaning
statute. He said IF there is any doubt as
peaning Of the law imposing this tax, the
st be resolved in favor of exception"
hpestion is generally considered as
ed. The issuance of clearing house
been resorted to on numerous oeca-
They have proven valuable
money stringency.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-14
For CITY MARSHALL.

/ desire to announce myself as a
candidate for election as City
Marshall subject to the choice of
the voters of Fitzgerald and if
elected promise faithful and
painstaking discharge of the duties
of the Office. / will appreciate
your support. Sincerely yours,
C, E. HARRISON.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-14

Bicycle and Gun Repairing promp-
tly done. First door south of
Goodman's drug store. ] have had
nine years experience in that line.
135.tf A. A. JOHNSON.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-14
c certificates In Demand.

u CI LlIILQLCS Iii DClII0IIus
The Southern GRAM told Company wants Clear
ing House Certificates, and will accept atpar value
for anything in our line or on account.
Southern Granitoid Co.
Pull for Fitzgerald Pull Out
desire to say to the public to call at the Grant
Street Barber Shop, and any old thing will be ac-
copied that bears the endorsement of the Fitzgerald
Banks. Wesley r. Walker
Proprietor Grant Street Barber Shop.
Pull for Fitzgerald o. Pull Out
Certificates Good for Taxes.
1 will accept Clearing House Certificates in
payment of city taxes now DUE c. NJ. WISE
City Clerk and Treasurer.
Pull Fitzgerald Pull Out.
Certificates Good for State and County Taxes.
I will accept Clearing House Certificates in
payment of State and County Taxes.
WILLIS L. SMITH, Tax Collector
PUN Fitzgerald Pull Out r.
Sure we will take Clearing House Certificate
and give 100 cents worth of Mdse in our lines
for one dollar. t.,
W. E. ADAMS & Son.
fol Fitzgerald
We exchange jewelry, gold and silver ware
and diamonds for certificates.
RUSSELL BROS.
Full for Fitzgerald Pull Out.
Bring your certificates where you get good
value and a large stock to select FROM
l. GoLDENBERG.
Fitzgerald
FL. A. Packard g. Co take Clearing House Ger
tfcates for anything in their stock and any thing
on their books. The certificates pass as gold
our store
H, A. TICKHARD & Co.
rul fol Fitzgerald
We want all the business VIC can get with
Clearing House Certificates basis ofsettlement.
We will take the Clearing House Certificate on ac-
counts or on cash transactions. 10
T. M. GRIFFIN 4 Co..
We take either gold or Clearing House Certi
ticates, which ever comes handicst. We don't OBJ
ject to silver but Clearing House Certificates are
just as good
CLARK COMPANY.
Fitzgerald Pull
Planters Warehouse & Loan Co., will accept
Fitzgerald Clearing House Certificates, on Guano
notes or other merchandise.
E. T. JAMES, Pres
Pull fol Fitzgerald
The Bazaar takes Clearing House Certificates
at par. We want all you have got to spare Come
to see u.s. II. !. MAFFET
Fitzgerald OF
The Fitzgerald, Ocilla & BrOxton Railroad
will accept Fitzgerald Clearing House Certificates
in payment for freight and ticket charges.
II. C. McFadden.
President & General Manager,
Pull for Fitzgerald Pull Out
The Josey Shoe 4 Clothing Company wants
Clearing House Certificates and lots Of the them.
Come to see us we've got what you want and you
can get it with the certificates.
JosEY SHOE & Clothing co.
TuI for FitzgeraM
The National Barber Shop takes the Clearing
House Certificates Bring 'em along.
=. 3. Owen.
Fitzgerald Pull
Clearing House Certificates are good at the
Denmark Drug Co.
A H. Denmark, Manager.
Pull for Fitzgerald Pull Out
Clearing House Certificates will buy anything
in store, we will be glad to accept them as
cash.
FITZGERAD DRUG Go.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-14

TO the voters Of Fitzgerald: ]
am a candidate for the Office of City
Marshal at the coming election, and
earnestly solicit your support.
Oct. 81, 1907.
Respectfully,
HERMAN SMITH.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-14

FOR CITY MARSHAL

FOR CITY MARSHAL.
To the Voters of the City of FitZ-
gerald, Ca: -
I am candidate for City Mar
shall of Fitzgerald at the coming
election and earnestly solicit your
support. Respectfully, .,.
FRANK HAGER.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-11-14
As To Railroad Men.

Pun for fitzgerald or Pull Out.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
Superior Judge Hebbard
Elected With Force From
Hotel for Drunkenness

Superior Judge J. c. B. Hebbard was
elected from the Majestic Hotel by
Gustave Mann, proprietor. at Z o'clock
last evening because the jurist was
drunk and disorderly- Then, with
curses and profane imprecations. he
turned on the hotel manager and his
langague was so vile and disgusting
that he had to be forced from the
Office into the street, where he was
picked up, placed in an automobile and
taken to the Clara Barton Hospital,
1860 Post street where he spent the
night in a private room. constantly at
tended by a special nurse and under the
charge OF Dr. J. II. Barbat, head Of the
sanatorium.
The outburst which convinced the
hotel management that Hebbard could
not be guest at hostelry where wo-
men and children were housed occurred
in the office. All afternoon there had
been trouble caused in the hotel by the
inebriate Judge.
REMARKS IN COURT
When court opened yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock Judge Hebbard was
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
But where is your clientY' asked

But where is your client?" asked
Dunno.
Il believe he is in the city
You have no right to assume any
thing. 1 direct you to appear with
your client, If at all. i don't see what
right you have to appear here, anyway.
You really seem to be a counsel with
out a client"
Heney again moved that the bonds Of
the absent defendant be declared for
feited, specifying the bonds originally
given as well as those filed before
Judge Hebbard.
OBTAINED BY FRAUD
Il am proceeding as il nothing hap
pened yesterday What was done, Ifeel,
was under a species of fraud. / viii or
der forfeited the bonds originally
given and will take under advisement
the question OF forfeiting the bonds
filed yesterday"
Heney asked the court TO appoint
some one to arrest Ruef. when Short
ridge interposed the suggestion that
he'll be here in obedience to the
courts lawful order"
There has been a lawful order out
for four hours and he has not ap-
peared." replied Dunno sharply on
which comment Shortridge grew poet
ical and quoted something about art is
long and time is feeting and perhaps
Ruef was-but the sentence was left
unfinished. Ruef getting lost in the
labyrinth OF the poetry
Judge Dunno then took Sheriff
O'Neil sharply TO task for his failure
20 produce Ruef II the Sheriff's Of
fee is not in a position to locate him
] shall find some one who can" said
the court.
Il ought to be able to find him by
tomorrow" said ONen. ref1ectively,
and Judge Dunno granted him the op-
portunity of trying to accomplish his
duty.
1T is the duty OF every citizen to do
what he can TO bring that man to
court" said the Judge finally. and ad-
journment was taken till 10 o'clock
today
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06


of h business ssupto time
which III
Commo (Parv of each
Only o eTredS
preferred both dividends and the dividends payable quarterly
July and October.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

man with a pistol At that time he
was pitifully drunk and had to be
assisted to his apartment.
After the newspaper man left Gus
tave Mann and John Gately, clerk of
the hotel, went to Hebbard's room to
request him to leave. After parley,
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

court this morning. / have been so
abused by the press that l feel l must
take day off to get myself together
Court was then adjourned.
During the afternoon Hebbard was
about the Majestic Hotel. Late in the
afternoon he attacked a newspaper
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

When court opened yesterday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock Judge Hebbard was
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

in his place He read over the morn
Ing calendar and then announced:
IF any attorney wishes to have his
case put over owing to the reputed
alcoholic atmosphere of this court he
will be granted a postponement And,
gentlemen, 1 feel obliged to adjourn
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

Hebbard The Judge turned his back
on the stranger with a sneer and the
latter struck him TO the floor. With
long curses and vile phrases the Su-
perior Judge cast maledictions on his
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

from Boston to San Francisco, from ST. Paul to New
Orleans acting Repositories for receiving subscrp
tons and delivering stock certificates Acomplete list of
these banks will be mailed free on request
Subscriptions to the ~ Preferred Stock should be
sent direct z. T. BLISS, Treasurer, Regal Shoe Com
bany, roo .Snmmey Street. Boston, Mass. Remittances
should be made by Express order, Post Office money
order or certified check. Subscriptions will be filed in
the order of their receipt Money will draw inerestfrom
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

conducted amicably. Hebbard returned
to the office, which is situated in the
main hallway of the hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
TAKEN TO HOSP

While he was standing there
stranger, partly intoxicated, addressed
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

Continued ON Page 8, Column 4
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
Judge Dunno Ignores Farce Enacted by Judge Hebbard and
Orders the Sherifs Office Capture and Arrest Ruef
Attempt Floutthe
Law Abruptly
Checked

Continued From Page 1. oOlumn
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

Regal Stores and Z
| Agencies
l. Boston
l69 fremont St: Ia Sum-
mer St. corner Bedford st.;
100 Summer ST.
New York
Il lo2 Nassau St, cor Ann:
395 Broadway, cor. Dssne:
SIS Broadway, cor. Spring.
7S5 broadway; 1911 Broad
wzv, b-t. 29.h and 5e.h SITS;
l34l BrradwlJ. OPP. Herald
/ Bldg; 5e7 sih ave. bet. 3sth
and 3esh sts.; l5e z. ll,h st;
s5s 5sh ave, s. f. cor. 2ist
St: l0th st. cor. Broadway:
1873 Broadway, opp. Herald
4 Bldg. 6s W. 7lst ST., cor 6th
ave: ia ard ave: les w.
Il l25ih 81. cor. 7th ave.
4 Brooklyn
357 Fulton st. OPP. Mon
tagne ST; Ill Broadway. near
1 Bedford ave. lo03 Broadway,
bet Ditmars st. and Will
1 louRhby ave: lG6 9Th ave
Il Jersey City
Il 66 Newark ave.
N0Wark
Il efl Broad ST.
L Philadelphia
L 1S2 Chestnut ST., cor. 9Th
/ St; 1918 Market ST.: s. Z.
cor. e-h and Race sts.; 1918
Il Market ST.. s<t. fee,ves's store
Il San Francisco
II $50 Market s.. Phelan
L Bldg; 400 van Ness Ave.
4 Baltimore
4 sc Baltimore st. G L. BaIti-
more ST, seb- <DSs<s s E.0ye
Wa shin gtou
1903 Penn. ave. n. w.
Providence
90 Westminster 81. cor. Union
| PittzbLrg
439 Smithheld ST.
4 Buffalo
/ 90 Main 81, ,op Iroquois Hotl
OlnC1nn1Li
40 Vine 81, bet. 4th and 3th
8t. Louis
sis olive st.
Chicago
los Dearborn St
Cleveland
8 Public Square
Detroit
LIZ Woodward ave.
Utica
136 Ccresec st.
How Haven
61e Chapel st.
Milwaukee
2lf Gard ave.
Roc hester
20 T.. Main 81.
Syrac use, N. Y.
3a< 5. Salnz 81.
Meanwhile. Tenn
Sis Church II.
Louisville, Ky.
5te w. Market St
Minneapolis, MINI.
52U Nicollct ave.
St Paul. MINI.
382 Robert st.
London, Eng.
81 Chcapsidc
Kansas City, Mo.
1918 Nam ST.
Richmond, Va
GIL E. Broad st.
Oakland, Cal.
% San Pablo ave.
l2f- Broadway
Albany, N. z.
- State 81.
Los Angeles. Cal.
30l 5. broadway
Denver. Col.
5s8 l6th st.
Hartford. Conn.
6S Asylum 81.
Seattle, Wa1h-
1911 Secoi d Ave.
Mexico City, Mex.
Primers de Gale de San Fran
cisco No. 7
6avnn all, Ca.
los Broughton St, w.
Norfolk Va
CRANKY ST.
Newport. r. I.
I76 Thames 81.
Monterey, Mcx.
Apzrtado No. 81
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06

the date the subscription is received by The Regal
Shoe Company reserves the right to reject appca
Everyone interested in this cffer is invited inspect
the Regal factory at Whitman, Mass, investigate the
books files and records of the Company, and thoroughly
satisfy himself of the soundness of the investment
Il Prospectus setting oyth complete facts and data
sv be MAILED free requ<st be obtained 1y GALL
ing af any Regal stare. address all fsQKiyies:
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06


AGENCIES
Mobile. Ala
POS Dauphin 81.
TacoTn a. " ash.
Sill Pacluc ave.
Panama. 3. A.
Cor. Sosa 4 9Th Sts-
e Within an, MasA
Opp Post Cficc
wilkes b ARE. Pa
u :. NJ ain St
TAM pa. Ela-
1N-1iS Franklin ave.
Bt-mtn z ham, Ala
1912 irst@ve-
Haverh III, Mass
97-9 MeTrinack 81.
Taunton. MaBs.
Nam ST.
Lynn, Mass
Cor. Market ( Andrews Sts-
schenectady N Y.
32e State st.
Troy. n. Y
3i6 River ST
saratoga. N. z
434456 Broadway
Fail River. Macs
2o9-2is s. Main ST.
Ds.-4as. Tex
2Si Main st.
Bridgeport, Conn
1871 Main 81.
Indiana polis. Ind
33 illinOisst-
M-ridon. Conn
10 W. Hain st.
San Juan. P. X.
q Allen st.
Jacksonville. Fla
ia Main 81.
Atlantis. Ca
3 Whitehall ST.
OSkaloosa. Ia
ls3-5 S MsrketSt
Rluefleld. ". Va
l0l Princeton AXe-
Augusta, Ca
7e6 Broad ST.
RO noke. Va.
IL Campbell ave ".
New Orleans. La
e3l Canal st.
Wilmington. Del
"a N. Front ST.
Scranton. Pa
32i-3 Laccavanna ave.
San Antonio. Tex
81 Z. Houston St
Waco, Tex
Ac84i0 Austin ave.
Altoona, Pa
ilzf llih ave.
Portland, lie.
rs Middle 50.
Norwich, Conn
sl-s5 Mai st
SpriHxaeld. Hass.
sS3-s Main 81.
Havana. Cuba
81 obiSpo 81.
Glons Fails. N Z.
140Glen 81.
Key West, Fla
10 Duval St
aalifsx. N 8.
Keith Bidg., IS BaTnugton q.
Chattanooga, Tenn
500 Marketst.
ReadlnE, Pa
go Penn 81
Easfcn, Pa.
lth and y orthamrton geA
Uni ntcwn. Pa
81 W. Nam 81.
Charleston. ". Va
$50 Kanawha. cor. Summer 81
Pn ersbrrg. w Va
l12-5 Market st
Rutland, Vt
Center 81.
81 John N h
81 Charlotte ST.
harrisburg. Pm
213 Marketst-
Canton. o.
z33-7 n. Market 81.
Paterson, n. J.
235-733 Main 81.
Little Rock. Ark
4th and Main ses-
Knoxville. Tenn
309-l1 Gay ST.
IEaniln. p I.
Ponce p. r.
Bnn Luts Potosi, Mex.
Constanttn ople, Turk.
0uadalajara. Eez.
1lcil ?. I.
Canane 4ax-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11
9mrlis aanSe.

Sntet er ubebageligere ems at fi0s
6e nGr be6 eller iamtule me6 ct Me1t=
neife me6 il6elugtenbe Manbe6ret
Bartine Mntiieptic renter og 6esinfi-
cerer Man6en og 9ier HANDKERCHIEF
rent og 'bebageligt.
Mrs. 8. g. @impion, 8ilming.
tor Sci, ifriber:: n8aooe min gus.
bomb og ieg bruger Bartine til at
renie Gnn6er og Whuno, % BET er BET
bebite @iooel BERTH ri bar prgpet.
life Blot gier set Sen6erne bpi6e %
blanfe, men efterla6er ogiaa Ell for
friifen6e 5mag / M1tnben."
Hnrtine ct uobertr9ffelig iom flint
oeligt Eoiletm6oel.s @aa mart en-
&pin6e faar 2iet aabent for bets
8pr6i, fortRller bun andre 6erom,
% hcr1 ligger Semmeligbe0en peb
oct ulbre6te Salg al Bartire. $ar
9e prgpet 9artine? SOC bos ale
Mpotbefcre. Sor g + e benbeno
Gem til Size 81. 3artine &c., Bolton,
Ma1s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

8 b d III q II > Il 81 I !
&c tant 81 3 tpeo i er span Sc.
Misunderstanding acknowledgements
Jorening in6paIgt iom @resmeolem
al 5oieningen.
u I atet I Ga > an /.
n a + er befat me0 @inar Stort
Erosoal i Sen iD0atluntiife Comp.
ifibslinie~. Erosbal er fpot i Sri.
itiania BEN 10. SSuni 1880.
S E t / e + OF i. Statslni-
hitter @icbelien bar ifiantet Cont
paa @aar6en Gerftao peo Berger,
til ben nDe 5eriefoloni. Gil 6enne
bar @oniul Mobr, Tom fbr meo-
BELT, fipnfet De %fornsone Nengemio-
lei, 10000 &r.
st e i re. Selifabet for
De norife 6iiferiers Gremme bar BE-
Tuttet at igmgiatte 6Hteri meo
1oriferuier | 8ergenbusamter. S
0enne M%nle6ntng bar Selffabet letet
en- Brpn0flltter, Der forlpnes meo
70-80 @uier, og iom UNDER fpn.
Sig 2e0elie oil 6rioe inabant Giife,
forelpbig / ID Gage efter Nptoar.
81 brifti Ct S Il m a !.
Girmaet 8. M1itao & Sbn bar eli,
ter 6orlp6en6e figbt EN- gien6om i
Soloia / Norbipanien for ogiaa Ser
at 6ripe inouitriel 8irfiombeb. Set
6rifti9e Girma bor tioligere Spn1fa,
bril-, Npniteberi, EfSefabrif og
Smerfobrif / 2psafer, Smbrfobri.
fer / 5berige % / Granfrige, Spi.
gerperf pe0 &ielosaas, mefanif
&erffe6,S pnaal< og 6iifefrogfabrti
/ @jgpif % biftnof enonu flere in,
6ultrielle 8e6rifter.