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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-10-30
ACT No. 50.

Senate Bill No. SO. By Mr.. Cordill.
A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the
Constitution of the State of Louisi-
ana, providing for the exemption
from taxation, under prescribed con-
ditions, of loans made upon mort
cages of real estate and the notes
evidencing such loans; and loans
made by life insurance companies to
their policy holders, upon the sole
security of policies held by the bor-
rover In the company making the
loan, as well as all notes or written
instruments evidencing such loans.
Be it resolved by the General AS
sembly of the State of Louisiana,
two-thirds of all the members elect
ed to each House concurring there
In: That the following amendment
to the Constitution of the State of
Louisiana, be submitted to the elect
ors of the State, in accordance with
the requirements of the Constitution,
and of the election laws of this State,
at the next election for Representa-
tives m Congress, to be holden in No
yember, 1908, to-wit:
In addition to the property now
exempted from taxation by existing
laws, there shall also be exempt
from taxation loans made upon the
security of mortgages granted upon
real estate situated in this State, as
Well as the mortgages granted to Sc
cure the said loans, and the notes,
bonds or other written instruments
evidencing the said loans, whether
In the hands of the mortgage, or
his or their transferees; and all
loans made by life insurance COM
panies to their policy holders, upon
the sole security of policies held by
the borrower in the company maxi
ing the loans, as well as all notes
or other written instruments, evil
aenclng such loans; provided, that
In the case OF loans upon policies of
lie insurance, as aforesaid, the rate
OF interest charged upon such loans
does not exceed five per cent per an
mum discount.
p. NJ. LAMBREMONT.
Lieutenant Governor and President
OF the Senate.
II. G. DUPRE,
Speaker of the House of Represen-
tatives.
Approved June "a, 1908.
j. Y. SANDERS.
Governor of the otate of Louisiana.
A true copy.
JOHN T. MICHEL. -
Secretary of State.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-10-30
ACT No 10

House Bill No. $50. BY Mr.. Barrett.
AN ACT
To authorize the City of New Or
leans to issue two million $4,000
00o) dollars of five CD per cent.
bonds. which shall be exempt from
taxation; to provide for the sale
thereof: to provide for the payment
OF the principal and interest of said
bonds: to provide for the disposition
OF the proceeds thereof, through
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-10-30
ACT No. 116.
Senate Bill No. lie. BY Mr.. Voegtle.
AN.AGT

To amend the provisions of Act
NO 10 OF 1906. SO as to authorize
the allowance TO the purchasers of
the New Public Improvement Bonds
OF the City of New Orleans of a
commission or deduction not to ex-
coed six per cent; so as to define the
order or rank of payment of said
bonds out of the taxes dedicated to
that purpose; and to prohibit the
further issue OF bonds interfering or
competing in order or rank with
said bonds and the Public Improve
ment Bonds Issued under Act No. 6
OF the Extra Session Of 1899; and
TO provide for the submission to the
people OF the State Of Louisiana Of
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-10-30


ton of the State In conflict with the
provisions of said Act of 1908, and
with this amendment, are to that ex-
tent and fer that purpose only re-
pealed."
Section 5. Be it further enacted,
and resolved, ETC., That on the Off
cial ballots to be used at said cleo
tion shall be placed the words:
For the additional amendment of
the City of New Orleans Public I'M
provement Bond amendment" and
the words:
Against the additional amend
ment of the City of New Orleans Pub
lie Improvement Bond amendment"
And each elector shall indicate his
vote on the proposed amendment as
provided in the general election laws
of the State.
=. NJ. LAMBREMONT,
Lieutenant Governor and President
of the Senate.
II. G. DUPRE,
Speaker of the House of Represep-
tatives.
Approved July End. 1908.
]. Y. SANDERS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy.
JOHN T. MICHEL,
Secretary of State.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-10-30

the semi-annual interest due July 1
and January 1 of each subsequent
year, out of the revenues of the Pub
lie Belt Railroad of the City of New
Orleans, after deducting the expenses
OF maintenance and operation, which
appropriations shall be credited on
the books of the Treasurer of the
City of New Orleans, to a special
account, to be styled Public Belt
Railroad Bond Interest Account"
amounts equal to the semi-annual
interest on all bonds that may have
been delivered. The Treasurer of
the City Of New Orleans Is hereby
empowered and directed and it is
made his duty, to pay any and all
such coupons that may be due when
presented by any holder thereof.
In the year 1889, and annually
thereafter, the City of New Or
leans shall, in addition to the amount
OF the semi-annual interest due on
the first Of July aud January Of each
year appropriate, on or before the
first day of April. out of the reve-
nues OF tue ubiie Belt Railroad of
the City OF New Orleans. after de-
Quoting the expenses of maintenance
and operation, which appropriations
shall be credited on the books Of the
Treasurer Of the City of New Orleans
to special account to be styled Pub
lie Belt Railroad Bond redemption
Account" the sum of one hundred
thousand ($100.000.00) dollars, and
the said Treasurer 10 hereby empow.
cred and directed. and II 10 made his
duty to pay, on the hfst day Of July
o. the year 1889, and annually
Evening journal., 1908-01-01

slightest suggestion that would aid
them as they say she was apparently
in excellent spirits,
Evening journal., 1908-01-01
hTNVER HJTTORIMAS ITWII
LOOK WIEN cONHHEIED

DENVER. Col. Jan. 1-Denvers
Auditorium viii be ready by June
for the National Democratic Conven-
ton. To look now az the Auditorium
no one would believe this statement.
From a distance it looks as though it
would be a physical impossibility to
get it ready in time, but In reality
Il is more than three-quarters finished.
-Four months more of work should
complete the building.
Ground was broken for the founda-
tion of the Auditorium on January
/ of last year The corner stone was
laid September is. Henry Schlueter.
the contractor. lost his contract Octo-
ber % because the Auditorium Com
mittee thought he could not finish the
building on time, and the work was
taken up by Ralph W. Smith, vice.
president of the National Surety Com
pany, who is acting for his own COM
pany and the Empire State Trust Com
pany Of New York, and is now in per-
sonal charge OF the work
Union labor men Of Denver say that
the building OF the Auditorium Is being
and has been conducted with strict
observance of union rules, and there
is said to be no danger of a strike on
the building.
When completed the Auditorium will
be 16S feet wide and 260 feet long.
The walls will be 90 feet high. Il will
seat 1850 people by utilizing aisle
space. The normal seating capacity
viii be 9O0o
Evening journal., 1908-01-01
OUTLOOK GOOD
FOR new CASTLE
New Year Begins With Indi.
cations Of Prosperous
Growth

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Jan. LA royal and
noisy welcome greeted 1908 in this city.
In the churches watch meetings were
held and in social organizations the mem
bers waited for the midnight hour. Bands
paraded the streets, church bells tolled
and guns and revolvers fired salutes while
the steam whistles were in the procession
So far as New Castle is concerned 19OS
promises to be happy. Orders are pouring
into the Baldt Steel Werks. surveys have
been made for two additional steel plants,
the boomers are at work for 10000 popu-
lation in 1910 an increase of 5000.
City Solicitor Cooper is preparing for
condemnation proceedings for the widen
} ing Of Chestnut street.
Cupid is working over time and mum
Der of weddings are scheduled for th'
coming months.
In st. Peters Church this morning
masses were celebrated at $50 and rs
o'clock.
The funeral Of Margaret Duckery. 4
respected colored girl, will take place to-
morrow afternoon from No. so4 Delaware
street. Services will be conducted by
Rev. Albert T. Price in Union Church
and interment viii be made in adjoining
cemetery.
Members of the New Castle Athletic
Association win meet in the Mayors Of
fee this evening. There is a general feel
ing that baseball next summer should be
better than ever and that a crack-a-jacx
club should be placed in the field.
Evening journal., 1908-01-01
REGISTERING OF
DOGS BEGINS

Fatrolman Samuel Ford who was ap-
pointed by Chief of Police Black to act
as clerk in issuing dog licenses began
his temporary new duties today. He
occupies a desk in the City Court room
and all those wishing to pay dog tax
will go there.
The first license was issued to Lillian
Leonard of No. 1O1 South Van Buren,
street James T. Scott, a patrolman,
living at No. 1904 Lancaster avenue,
got tag No. 13 and NO. %, slSidoo num-
Der, went to f. Schlosser Of No. 203
Lombard street
Ohicer Ford will sit all Of this month
in the City Court room to issue the
licenses and after that time tags may
be had from the house sergeant at the
police station. Until January 20, dogs
will be free from molestation at the
hards of Dogcatcher Kopp, but after
that time, canine beware, unless you
are tagged.
Evening journal., 1908-01-01
INTENTIONAL NINE
HAS ANNUAL DINNER

The Intentional Nine held their annual
dinner at midnight last night in the Clay
ton House. Covers were laid for eight
guests. At the close of the dinner lots
were drawn for the member who is to
marry during the New Year. The dinner
was served at the stroke Of midnight and
the diners remained until o'clock this
morning. William ]. Bolen was the toast
master. Addresses in a numerous vein
were made. The clubmen last night were
guests Of John ]. Malcom. Jr., who paid
forfeit because he did not wed during
the year.
Evening journal., 1908-01-01
ITALIAN GIRL GONE,
SUICIDE IS FEARED
BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-Detectives and
relatives are searching the hospitals
and river fronts today for some trace
of Elvira Poscia, twenty-five year old
daughter Of Francesca Poscia, a veal
thy real estate dealer. who formerly
was connected with the financial de-
partment OF the government Of italy
The girl is believed to have committed
suicide for some strange reason which
her family cannot explain. A letter
written in Italian was received from
her last night in which she stated she
was tired of life.
The family say that the girl had no
love affair Of which they were aware
They are unable to- give the police The
Evening journal., 1908-01-01
How HO Was Buried.

A man returned to his native vIl-
lage after having emigrated to Kan
sas some twenty years tpreviOus. He
asked, about different villagers he. had
known in thelOld. days and finally of
the town drunkard ofshis time.
"Oh. he's dead" was the reply.
Well, Welt Dead and buried, is
hep
Nope. They didn't bury him"
Didn't Fbury himF' exclaimed the
former resident 'Well, sthen. what
did they do with himg"
"0h, thexgjust poured him back in
thes5ug glz--Phlkdeiphis dsedEersy
Evening journal., 1908-01-01
N.-.-fla Water Lilies.

The giants water lilies which are
known now as " lrrorias. after the late
queen Of Enklanz. .s are pnatiyes Of the
Warmers porueae 2 Of South America,
where they laF39e in kiagoens and in
the, quieterl p5rtionss sOff rivers. Haenke,
Genman botanlst 'first reported their
discovery IN 1s91f ande startled all Eu-
rope by his q Jon sof their glgan-
tic c1eaves els. ALMOST half a
centus5ai no. .eihpsed fful1ess expert
ments d INF knoe We splart Into the
old world wheRiin 1Ss9' the erst nower
opened onf fthes Luke OK. DeSOnshirein
estzte at Gakt ssth: AEnglanas
Evening journal., 1908-01-01
GOOD BOUTS AT
SPRINGS TONIGHT

Tonight the Delaware Athletic Club
will provide a fistic treat for it's pa
irons. Joe Theel, Of Philadelphia, who
beat Tommy Lowe at the first show
Of the club, will meet Percy Cove, oi
Seattle, in the 10-round windup.
The preliminary contests will be six
rounds each, Charley Harvey, Of Chi.
cago, meeting Terry Fox, Of Pinladel,
phia, in one, while Johnny johnson, of
West Philadelphia, will try cut Joe
Sullivan, Of Southwark, in the curtain
raiser.
AL Of the contestants are striving foi
regulations, and realize that the besi
way to secure it is by victory.
Evening journal., 1908-01-01
ANOTHER GLOBE
TROTTER HERE

Another globe trotter, Michael schmeri,
wandered into Wilmington yesterday.
He left Philadelphia in the morning with
intentions Of walking around the earth.
Schmerl has a wheelbarrow and a dog
named Jack" He left Wilmington at s
O'Clock this mernlng to push on south.
Evening journal., 1908-01-01
FATHER RESCUES FLAME
BOUND CHILDREN
nv rHr JOURNALS special wire.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Robert
Holmes Page, banker rescued his
two small children at the peril Of his
life early today when fire destroyed
mount Airy" his magnificent country
residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Page were in Philadel-
phia until late. When they reached
home and opened the front door they
were met by a solid bank Of flames
Page Immediately procured a ladder,
mounted TO a second story window and
carried The children TO safety as the
flames swept around him. If he had
reached home FIVE minutes later the
rescue would have been impossible.
uhe los sis estimated at $4,000. Page
g. son OF Harlan Page, the noted
Iinancier.
Evening journal., 1908-01-01
Want Bath House site Chained.

1t is said that a petition may be
presented at the next meeting of the
Park Board from people living near
KirlSwood Park, asking that the pro-
posed new bath house for the Eighth
ward be located on the ground ad-
joining the park. It was intended to
place the bath house on the bed Of
Bennett street extended, if the city
could obtain the land.
Evening journal., 1908-01-01
TROOPS TO STAY
AT GOLDFIELD
BY THE JOURNALS Special wire.

by TIE JOUtNAI'S 3 Special Wire.
GOLDBTELD, New, Jan. 1.-Upon
orders from Washington all Of the
4roops now in Goldheld, will remain
indeflnitely. Instructions were sent 10
Colonel Reynolds. who is IN charge of
the soldiers hereito keep his men in
the strike district until further orders.
The men will'be Quartered at the Mer-
chants hotel. Everything is quiet and
from present appearances the soldiers
will have little to do.
Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1908-01-01
THAW LEADS THE NEW
YEARS NOISE in TOMBS
BY THE JOURNALS Special ware.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wfre.
NEW YORK. Jan. by some mys-
teriOus manner the prisoners in the
Tombs secured tin horns and cut loose
when tho New Year arrived. Harry
Thaw started the noise at a second
after twelve o'clock.
Thaw will spend the day alone. Not
even his wife will be permitted to wish
him a happy New Year in person. His
meals will be sent in from Delmonico's,
the breakfast being delivered at the
prison door by Evelyn's chauffeur.
Evening journal., 1908-01-01
Mr.. Haotor Laoturss.

The Rev John H. Hector lectured
to a large audience in Epworth Church
last evening on the subject "Reminis-
cences Of the War" Battle scenes
which Mr.. Hector looked upon were
vividly portrayed. The lecture was
full of interest
Evening journal., 1908-01-01
Arrannina plnner plans.

The Democratic League Dinner Club
has decided to hold its first semi-an-
nual banquet on the evening Of Febru-
ary &c. A committee is now arrang-
ing the details.
Evening journal., 1908-01-01
NEW YEAR


The Evening Journal is the widest read newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington
The Evening Journal educates its subscribers to read
the advertisements that appear in this paper
The Evening Journal has the confidence of all classes of
readers.
When you reading and answering Evening Journal
want ads you building for your future.
The Evening Journal classified ads fail to get
results.
The Evening Journal resolves make this paper better
in 1908 than in 1907 and pleased that friends
tell that 1907 great improvement previous
years
Every citizen who wishes to be posted the reliable
of Wilmington and the State of Delaware should
resolve have The Evening Journal served at his her
home Six per week by carrier and $500 year by
mail
For the information Of advertisers The Evening
Journal begs to submit the following letter:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
Sra 9iuslanD,

Sra 9fuslnn0 meloes ON, at Sc
neral Somalpd)eff iom er blepen
@noernpr@enarol al SOesio, bar
beilnttet at fenpe energiIf moo Be
renolntionere / S6esia. 9ette lebte
til, at Yolitiet bar fltnoet en- 8ont-
be en- offentlig Sereitauront, iom
oerefter oie6liffelig blep luffet
Somben loo man ganife roligt fig
qe I &eitmlranten neoens ser gift
Sno til 8ubern9ren ON Sltnoet
@an gap oenne beipnoerlige SrOre,
at Sonben ifl1loe iprGnges, bpor
ben nor fltnoet. 90 Bette blep
ltrofS nofort meb set pirfnings=
fuloe geInltot, at belle 6niet, bpori
sereltmtronten fan6tes, bleo fltGo-
't9noig 66elogt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
Sm6erfnluiens Smitiombeb.
6 II 3 eretning at foa 5 r
it tano 4.

s en- file afitoes beliggenoe 9p
| bet lpOpeitlige 8ulgorien 9res-
nif, er Der De itoite 9lar optraoOt
ell SubefuloieepiOeni iom blep fprt
til 8Den neo en- 2erer, ser oeoc
/ 1908.
Sons 6orelOre bar altiO perct
lalfe % er bet enonu, men ianlnle
Nar 060e 3 al bans Spifenoe, BEN
bol0spis / Is, 13 og 10 9(ars 9ll0e-
rem. Santioigt osoe en- t4=uaria
9Sige / gtabobulet; bum bar fomr1et
nleget ben omtnlte 9Grers S5ienl.
GnOnu lomme 9lar 1909 blen
Ell Sfomagar, Der pur en- ulGopan-
Zig fraftig Wfano pg nben tuberflt-
lps glspo1ttion, angreben, % 2
Nfaane0er lenere o9be ban al Wtili-
Grtltberfuloie. 3 OiQaneoer efter
bette GoosfaIo oeoe Sfomoqerens
, 9ro0re, s og IL 9lnr garnle, al
Gn6erfuloie, pg / 9lpril 1904 en-
treble, 24 9lor gnrlnel 9rooer, og=
ioa al ofut 5uberfltloie.
st 9lar efter 5fomogerens 0oo
GdOe Oennes &erelte, ser boeOe liqe
/ 9f9rbeoen, al Stills, og ~ 9lor
ienere ben0es 2 9rpore al iuntrna
Spgoon.
Senere optroaote ser 5u6erflt-
loie bos Sfomugerens Snfel, bpor
2 8prn o90e, % bpor Eie6liffet
2 er angre6ne al Oenne Spgoom. :
d Sns, Ser laa lige opao set, bpori
Stomagerens &ereIte boeoe, osoe
et Sarn al tuberfules Geritonites
(poa Soipital Sopbio), og en-
life Tige er for 9iebliffet angrebet
al Stills. gprnene ira Sc 9 SuIe
per, troos 2ggens 9loporiel, altio
ionnlen.
S ct onoet nGrliggenoe Sus osoe
? pofsne Sbtre al Suberfuloie, og
flere er for Sioen ongrebne. S ct
treble 9tobobus osoe en- 1S-ooriq
@ige, og bos benoes 2 Srsore, Ser
bopoe paret gooe Genner meo 5fo-
nngaren, poopiites ooIoo Suberfu-
loie- 6orGlorene til oae oe om-
talte o6oe bar fife oisponereoe til
Snberfuloie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
GOOt SiaaO til Srpan.

Get forteues fra @aIbington, at
ell eneite Gemofrat i 9fepreIentunt-
huiett nemlig &ongresmo1o 6ran-
els 81. 2asiiter fra fieroe &irginia
Giltrift bar bit morolif MfoO nof
ii at unnlo0e g. 5. @rpan ON at
tra0e til SiOe og loOe en- onOell
6lipe nonineret iom Dentofroter-
nes &HrIioertfonoiOot. Son iogoe
rent no til 9rpon ot mango Ser
ginia pilOe fife itgtte bom, ON ban
hliper nonineret, og bliper ban
BET, pil ban aIigebel fife blipe
nnlgt. 9et ipntes BOG ingen @irf
ming at gpre paa Srpon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
nngopmslin.

9lf Slfert 9ficaro, @eneraliefreter
for &riitelig SCREENING for unge
gfenb. Sogen inoebolOer Santer
og Wfeninger, punoet lmoer IA
aarS llng0onsurbeioe, fren1iat for
unge, oanlfe Meno fra t4-t5 Mar
og 0eroper.
SSn0 0bol0:
Dit Sanb,
Dit Siem,
Gin Sritib,
Gin &a,np,
Din Gerning,
Stne Orb og btne Sanfcr,
Gin Sarafter pg BIT gbre.
Din @erre Dg Sin syrelier.
Sm Haoperen,
Sm Seoningenlisiionen,
Sm 8ibeIen
Sm 8gn,
Sanfer til itoft. ct Snn
@ogen er pnrnt onbefolrt nf
hort Samfltnos 8reitar % hor no-
ret anmeGot ~0aniferen" Of Tnitor
&r. 9[nfer. &sb BEN og nbhreN Sen
bGanot 0e ltnge.
t90 Siber qobt inbb. Nris soc.
Sam. 2,tfl. TnbI. @nrir.
WInir. Tr'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
Sra &Ortngal.

Ser mcooeles fra 2iIobon, at en-
poLitiIf alite bar giort 6or1sg poo
at pGlte 0en monarfiItiTfe Siege
ringsform / Eortuqol oq g6re 2on-
0et til 9fepltblif. 5SorbereoeIierlre
iii bette piitnof for 4Sortugols
@e6fomnlenOe 5iipfusorbeioe bar
imiolerti0 ioa lmobne, at Ell BE-
itemt omip66sl6s Optrpoen fra
&egeringens Si0e burtiqt fpolte
6ori6get. SeIpfelgelig berffer Ser
iterf politiif ltro, og fIere of Sc
rebohttionGre 2eoere er 6Iepen ar
reiteret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
Sra Sanfperoenen.

&96enbapns 9tutionalbanf bar hi
forbeiet 9isfontoen til S1a psf.
Vi fan goot forItoo, at man flager
pper bet Oerbiemme; tbi oct er en-
cloeles eneItoaenoe bsi 0isfonto
Get er Oen anerifonife @engefriie,
Der bar Sfploen - flyer man ---
% bet fan bel neppe mooliges.
W}en mi meloes Ser ON, at ytbe
ganf Of gnglanO" bar nebiot 0is-
f0ntoen ira 5 til 4 pGt, og paa
h,[a4 o;-ea 'yfbe 8onf Of 6rance"
glul stlfle oas fnlstae.. s~o a1A tiG
9 pgt. SpGsrr o9lao fOr Ser q
5eIgen of @engefriien, og bpao er
life 5elge at Gengefriien? tiGaoer
pi os at ipsree.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-01-28
&rig meQem Japam %
MmeritQ.
Sapam r1iter iis Dertil.

Sroos 6orlifringer ira bauOe 70
flo % gSaibington ON bet mooiatte
LII oct Denifabeliglte 6orbol0 -
pll 9iplterne onl Ell foreltaaen0c
&rig mellem Sapun og llniteO Stu-
tes life forlt1nme.
Get forlp0er ira 2pnoan, at en-
lpanlf diplomat, Senor Yaul 60
Ter, fife ulene paaltoor &rig, men
at Sapan ptl gaa uO al ben ont
SelrDerre. San er ben fprlte fenote
Ntplomot, Der offentlig tiger, bpuo
flere anOre bar ptret pripat, at 9ti<
faOoens StriOsfrGfter pil ieire pac
cen Deltlige Salpfugle, lonl oct
glorOe bet / &onpen meo Huslano.
Senor Soler tiger aabent, at ban
tror, at De optimiltiife l10talelier /
Sofio og @oibington for en- itor
Sci er bpflerilfe.
9an mener, at San1menIt9oelte
meO Wfifaooens llnoerIatter Der /
SonOet bar p9ret iaa bpppige, at
0'ifoOoen fife | 2engoen fan tie
oertil. Son tiger ioa bl. a.:
vSnponerne iDnes fife afene at
pnife &rig, men enoog at ruIte Iig
Dertil Sapan far fife glent, at
let pGlentlig bar 9lnerifas Sfplb,
at bet fife bplteoe Oe materieQe
SSoroele al -&rigen meo 9fuslano,
iom bet iaa fig berettiget til.
Set er ogiaa ber0 at merfe fig,
at Sooeoet for Den japanife >aos,r
rii0n @ortsnlpnth. 81 en- 9ss,r
lpurgte bum angaaenoe l1ofaloet al
Iorbanolingerne, iporeoe neo ct
Snil:
~gisielig, oenne Sreo21lttning
lluaoer lite e1l9dng Sdpan at tGn
line arigsomfoitningsr oeffeoe,
men loo gao, f6r eGer ienere pil
"lonebooD" fon1me til at betale
nore lt0gifter 1neo Genter".
SfuGbe Ser nobrpoe &rig, iao
tror ieg, SSopan bill pinoe / @noen.
Gets SGoooe er benanoet meo us
merfet speoe Meeno og Sfficercr
fuloe al gnergi og &rigsnoo."
@ion mua oog buife poo, at
Mfanoen er fponif. 9et er 10
life untltGigt, at bans Spn forpes
at bans gnIfer. Den fioTte iponlf=
omerifanife &rig og bens lofalo
Itoor ham nof flort for 9ie, og bpor
fprt ifnloe Set mon fife pere at fe
Il. Q. nonlnget.