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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-21

FOR RENT-A NICE SINGLE ROOM OR A
suite of housekeeping rooms; close in; every
convenience; low rent. 722 MAPLE AVE.
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FOR RENT-A NEAT AND HOME LIKE
housekeeping suite; close In; rent s21. Phone
Broadway 1916. 40 N. BUNKER HILL.
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-21

FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE,
keeping rooms. close in, reasonable rent;
bath. electric light. etc. 1924 SANTEE ST.
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-21

FOR RENT - NEATLY FURNISHED
rooms for colored gentlemen bath, gas,
electricity; 81 and $3.50. 759 MAPLE
AVE. 5-10-x
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-21
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CLEANED OUT-WE CLEAN THEM OUT
cheaper than other company. Send experience
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PUMPING CO.. 1911 w. goth; Home 22O4o:
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-27
STATE. BASEBALL
 LEAGUE TO MEET

w II. Hurst, president of the Ar genta Baseball Association yesterday received official notice from T. J, Craighead, president of the league, that the date of the league meeting had been changed from December 15, and the meeting would be held on December 10 at the Hotel Marion, Lit tie Rock.
 The call was of a general nature and the meeting will be open for the transaction of all business that may be brought before it. The meeting it is predicted, will be an interest," ing one as several important changes that are anticipated in the State League will be acted upon. The mat ter of the ownership of the Hot ownership whichrdlutaoisnhrdlupupu Springs franchise, certificate of ownership which is now held by Arthur s. Riggs, will be one of the first matters to be decided at the meeting. The question of making the elague next season an eight-club league will also come up, and from opinions expressed by those who are in a position to know, this will prob ably be done, with JonesborO and New South Memphis the most favor able candidates for the new berths at the present time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-27
BRIEF MENTION.

l.. C. smith. Of Dewitt. Ark, io ii the city and is stopping at the Hotel .--------------.--
 Mrs. T. Y. Murphy went to Mont- cello yesterday to visit relatives fo! a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Mills spent Than kssiving Day with relatives U Walnut Lake.
 Mrs. P. II. Pearce, of Helena. will De the guest of Mrs. A. w. Nils ;n this city next week.
 J. G. Taylor and family left yes terday for Rives, Ark, where they will remain until Sunday
 Mrs. Welcher, of Hot Springs, is in the oity visiting her sister, Mrs. Ben Sibernasel and othe relatives.
 Henry Reinfeldt. a we'll known travelling salesman of St. Louis. is in the city calling on his trade.
 Mrs. V. T. Hawyes, of Louisville Ky, is being entertained by Mr. aud C Nl d city.
 Mrs M c. Jones is in ,Ionesboro, Ark, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ed. IL. Westbrook. She will remain there for few weeks.
 Charles F, Wiley came ill yestel.- day from a trip down the road aud enjoyed ThanksGivin2 dinner at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Frank lIurrle. who is attending the
 Arkansas College of Physicians and Surgeons in Little Rock, is in the city visiting friends. : Lawrence Waterman Went to Little Rock yesterday to witness the foot ball game between Louisiana and Ar kansas university clevens.
 Mrs. lone Leaning and Misses El- len ana Francis Leamin@. Of Little Rock. spent Fhankseiving in the city with Mr. and Mrs. B. r. Glegg on South Main street. zz=.-.
 Mrs. x. 0. Pindall Wife of the Governor. passed through Pine Bluff IEesterday on her way to Gummins ] Ark. where Mr Pindal is inspect ] ing the State Farm
 |~-C. ]; Moore. ot Pine Bluff, is in the city attending to business matters MT. Moore is connected with the Cot ton Belt railroad in an official ca pacity ]onesbora-arSvws. .'''''s.' "-
 Mrs. Alex Peterson, of this city has returned from Little Rock, where she went to attend the funeral oi Professor T. H. Wheat. The deceased ~-A.as a cousin of Mrs. Peterson.---'--',
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-27
SUCCESSION
 IN MEXICO

San Antonio. Tex, Nov. 26.-ln all interview published in the Express to- day, Manuel Romeo Polafox, per sonal friend of President Diaz of Mexico, and one of the most influen- tial men of that republic, is quoted as declaring that. in the event of the rctirement or death of President Diaz the present vice president, Ra mos Corral would be the chief as- pirant for the presidency.
 Mr. Corral is thought by President Diaz and the majority of the people to he the best man to fill the position. He has proven his worth as an able administrator under the present gov ernment, having filled many import ant positions, and is progressive. His general attitude towards capital and foreigners is very friendly. While there is an clement in Mexico today that would oppose the selection On the ground of constitutional liberty, the better classes of Mexico and all patriotic citizens are of one accord that the present government and it's progressive and liberal policies must he continued even though the neces- sities of constitutional institutions will have to be disregarded. The change would be effected without disturbing present economic and political condi- tions
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-27
SERVICES AT THE
 TEMPLE TONIGHT

The subject of Rabbi Frisch's ser mon at the Temple services tonight will be The American Birthright." The services begin at 7:45 p. n. All are invited. The musical numbers ill addition to the choral responses in- clude the following: Organ Prelude-"Prayer" r"........... Mason
 Mrs. F. B. Renfrew. Violin solo before sermon-'Last Hope" ...-....,.-...-.. GodAchalk
 Mrs. Elmer Mclean. Contralto solo after sermph- Crossing The Bar..-......-..-.. Willby
 Miss Fannie Hardin. Closing hymn-"Father, to Thee We Look
 Choir and congregatio
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-27

YSTERDAY'S
 FOOTBALL RESULTS

Na4dy lt t. Sewanrr l.
 Nabam1, |, Tennessee, o. Mississippi \ & NJ 1T; Mississipa 'nWHlsity |.
 I.oaisiand .'l; trkaDsas. |. Nisinia. Il: North Carolina. Q. Tulane II. Washington, .. Georgia Tech %n; Clemson. G. Kcnluekl Statr, h, Central, o. Na'lislr Indians. T.; st. Louis. q. Kansas. To; Missouri, L PenHsylNaiia. r., Cornell. |.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-27
PACKED HOUSE
 GREETED HOT TIMERS
Local WinStrclS Scored tnGtlcr Big Hit Again Last Night at the Eik> Theatcr-Bcnefit ioun. Ladies Guild of Trinity Church.

Pine Bluff--Wise old Pine Bluff was a child again last night when the Hot Time Minstrels inaugurated their third annual tour" at the Elks Theater, under the auspices of the Young Ladies Guild of Trinity Eps- copal church and under the personal direction of that charming vocal teacher. Miss Victoria IIarrel Faces that had not been seen since the sum- mer superstition slammed the doors of the popular playhouse loomed in ! every variety of vacation color, all ] the way from iishermans $ Ted to min : strels black and tan. They were healthy, hearty faces--some of them almost intolerabla;; new for the new season, rich in saved-up smiles; ath- letic faces bea.ning optimism without shame; the very faces for a minstrel show.
 The theater was crowded and many who purchased tickets were unable to get seats. It was the third show of the Hot Timers and it proved the most popular. Even Mack Hammett advocated starting out on the road, but Ernest Walker declared that he was real healthy" at home, where he knew he was getting his three "hots' a day and he did not wish 10 take any chances. So that settled the argument
 The first part was real old-fashion- ed minstrelsy despite the goodness gracious-Saloniness of the closing act. It was a big. live amateur show and the man who doesn't like the Hot Time Minstrels doesn't like minstrels.
 The show, like all minstrel shows. opened with the customary first part and every number went we'll. The jokes were new and the local gags brought forth screams Of laughter. The following numbers were rendcr- ed during the opening scene:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-27

--ilOST-At the Elks Theater last night during the performance of the Hot Time Minstrels, a amethyst broach pin. mounted in gold. Finder will please return same to DrA J. L. Caldwell, at the Board of Trade,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-27

Mrs. Robert Rest. ison and daegh- ter, Miss Julia Kesterson. bent Thanksgi, Ing at Humphre
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-27


 The scene was in Il court room and several un"uly negroes were tried. lh're Were negro men and negro wo- M"n and the dialogna plcited much applause
 Cast Oi Characters. Judge sonny Stewart F. l. kerwin Justice ]. ?. Knox N. I. F'rauev Lawyer. T. H. Nixon Meyer Solmson Night Chief Ed Francis
 H. l.. Sternbers Constable Frank Stewart = Mont Lcvey Ali" Thomas Glen Craddock Ole Man Thomas. Allie's Daddy '.'.....----e---...-.-----=- Eugene Curtis Cevila Means Den Franklin Jake Means John Gillespie Wallace Joness... F. E. Tomlinson He2reaugard /. Longstreet Mack Ianmett Magnolia Johnson ... Dudley Phillips PanSy Lee e.....-.-....--...--.= Minor Woodland Violet Blackburn ....-.=-..=.-..Dot Kastor Rink Black .........-........ Earnest Walker Don't Be Anyhody's Moon But Mine" ...-,,..-.=.....,............. Gurley Phillips Mack Han1mett proved d good hyp. notized subject and read the minds Of those in the audience without per lection. Art Hardin, whose F min ute juggling act, scored a decided hit He is very clever in his line and was encored.
 The laugh producer that served as the real comic supplement of the evening was the burlesque on Del mOnieos cafe, where sheath gowns were much in evidence The Salome dance here of Gurley Phillips, who has a shape that he might feel proud of, and the specialties Of Ernest Wal ker. John Gillespie and Dot Kastoe were heartily encored.
 The solo numbers and coon songs were takers and although the show
  proved to be about as clever a min strel performance as has ever been offered here.
 The end men were Ben Franklin, Mack Hammett Meyer Solnson, Gurley Phillips. John Gillespie and H. l.. Sternbefg, Among the soloists were Euglne Curtis. Ernest Walker, Mont I.evey, Dot Kastor, Glen Grad dock, W. J. Franey, Minor Woodland. Owing to the serious illness of his lit tie daughter. F B. Tomlinson did not appear as expected.
 In tue cafe scene appeared the fol- lowing:
 Walters. John Gillespie. Ben Franklin and il.
 l.. SternDerg.
 Sheath Gown MMidens Ernest Walker Meyer Solmson and Glen Craddock Escorts Mont l4evey, Eugene Curtis and E> [. kerWin NeWsgirl Miss Dorothy Kastor
 Newsboys Minor Woodland, Mack Hammett, and W. J. Franey Arrival of Miss Gurley Phillips, the Girl Who Wrote the Book on the Salome Dance. Busy Mir. Bee"-.--.....-.. Ernest Walkel Don't You Want to Buy a Paper Dearle' .----=-.-----....-.-.--.--.. Dot kaStol Call Me Baby Dol" John Gillespie "Salome" ----.-.-. Gurley Phillips
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-27
V~VV& %%%~V%%XV~ A SOCIETY i. g >~%%>>>%>~%%%>~
Matinee Club.

Matinee Club.
 Miss Emma Dewoody will entertain the NJ. tinee Club this afternoon at her home on West Fourth avonup.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-27

7 l.. (. Smith. Of Dewitt Ark, ia ii
 the city and is stopping at the Hotel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-06
@ge SBser
ira &irfelig Screening for ben iuore
Misiion / 0anmart.

Somes Chalmers, fsot 4. auguIt
1871, 0po s. 4priI 1901. af
SIR, 9anien. gn mooerne War-
tyr. 80 Sioer i Omilag. Bris
Toe.
9eirenOe llngOom. ri &obert 6.
Spur. Autoriieret S~perlGttelie
at &aren &eOer. Slab. 8. 81.
10 SiOer / lint Smilag 4Oc.
l1noer 5fDer og Stierner. &eIigi-
Die 0igte of Nifolai 9sgb. 1t2
Sioer. Stint 8opir og OmiIag.
8ris 6Oc.
Sender ou 2an0et. 8iQeoer fra
set forietteoe 2ano til SortIoring
at Sen beaige Sfrift. @f 2uopig
Sdmeler, 8reit / Bethlehem.
3Oie forsgeoe ltoeope. OOeriat
Of $. 81. .. 1854 Sioer. S
Smllag $500, mob. $500.
gr BIT oanoeIige Sip / Opgang
ener 9eOgang. 8re0ifen neb
ben inbre Mislions Sommer-
mgoe i Saslep Ben 25. Stunt
1907. @f Sreoerif 3elttben.
16 Sioer / SmIlog. Bris Zoe.
9ortfattet Operiigt ODER &omer-
lbrepets Snobolo og ~oanoeIige
gpgning. Sil Sielp for 8ibeI-
leiere, peo 8ibeliamtaIer, for
SsiifoIer, Seminarier b. I. ge6
6. Isi6enfelbt-Sanien Sogne.
prelt, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brts
10c.
&ropit 0eidmann. 9o8Ie Winbe-
blade ON en- trofait og i~elpfor-
negtenoe Siener / Serrens Srs.
Geo 6. @si6enfelot-Sonien meS
8iGebe, / SmIIog. Yris 15c.
Sra 2nfaf og 4obpt. Gre 8irte-
Iigbeosbineoer al Inbr. Gtorten-
len, norif SbmanospreIt. Al
Sioer / Sm1og. Brts Zoe.
San CAB BAN til bans @o0er.
8reoifen bol6t / 5onft @noreas-
&irfen pao 6. S. Il. M.'s 20
Iors Stifteliesbog of Slfert &i.
caro-. Is Siber / SmiIog. 8rts
10.
Dan. 2mtb. Tnbi. SOnie,
8loir. Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-06

S en- Samrtale hi C&bb.") bar
bait me0 StatSgGlOsOireftpr In-
berien, 6enptteoe ri 2ejliqbeoen til
at ip6rge StntsgGlosoireft6ren
bpor0an set gift me0 l1noeriggelieu
al SorbolOene ~inOenfor Sc ipOife
Banter, iom BET bar p9ret gait
meo.
- un0eriggelien er aQere0e iao
piOt fremifreOen, ipare6e Stats-
gGlOsOireftoren, at NOR mi er nnaei
til nogenll1n0e &larbe0 oper, bpo1
fore 9eIpb BET Oreier Jig ON. Del
er finn Sonferne / Sreoericta oQ
ytibe, oct er galt meO, men / Sc If
Sper mangler Der til 8engelO og-
iaa itore 8elpb. Seq tor nof itge.
at bper al 9a1ferne 6ar ct timber.
1tlto paa 6 a 100000 &r., o. Sci
bil 10 iige meget for iao forbolOs.
his intao Banter.
Scr 6reOericia 8onfs @eofom.
men0e fan ltnOerl6gellell betragtes
Iom aflluttet. Oct er fonItateret
at Der life foreligger noget fri.
minelt, men belle l1noerif1oet ifDl
reS Slpieri og llorOen.
anoerleOes filler Sorbol0et fig
for gtibe Sanf. Ser er begoaet Itort
Gn0erileb og 8eOragerier, % Sc:
er 10 8anfOireftpr 2arien, Ser be
rer InIOaret for Dem. Sperrets
csieSior S6r6Oer er enonu iprig
6eifGftiget mes at brtnge &larbe0
6enne 8anfs inOpifleoe Mfferer, %
Der pil iiffert gaa nogen SID en0n1
for lln0eriGgellen fan flutes.
Sorpprigt bill begge Sc TO 8an
fers 6orbolO blipe nern1ere 0rgf
tet ! 9anffomiteen, l1aar ben iger
tommer ianlmen til @t9Oe. @por
man Oette bill ife, fan ieg life iige
tbi 6ormanOen, &onferensraao Sal
te-Sanien, ligger iom befenot IDf
for Sioen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-06
0nn0bD 0ritnipcri

ShhpDD OGlt9tnert i1eo GDgnin=
ger % Srpentar er al @nfefru SEN
len lolgt til Sjener 8. 8eterlen,
S9urebp, for $4,000 SIR. Ooerta-
geIIen finder SteO Sen Is. SOP.
Eaaiejlet Sgrifib. Sfogens Reos
6prifib ct 6lepen pooieilet al Camp
tibet 02onoon" al 5tettin.
6prifibet, Der ff Sorltoonen be-
lfoOiget, Ii99er enonu poa i'm &luos
oG bier Sur.
St %adseifnSs @ouroejer Socob
Niellens 29-aarige Spn, Sep Niel-
len al 9ronOum oeO @sbierg, fan0-
tes forleOen @ftermiOoag i en- til
@uorOen bprenoe @lontage meo
fnuIt @oDeO og ct SogtgepGr oeo
Si0en.
Tnnoet Gig. Den 2t. Oft. fan0t
@opnebetient 2arien / Sfagen pee
StronOen ct meget opleIt, %ilanoOre-
BET Sig bpis @opeo og enc 9lrm
mangleOe. 2iget iaa u6 ill at ppre
al en- Sitter.
Oct ~IpgaacnOe Siiferi fra SbpbO=
rpm Sanal bar MI ina imoat taget
lin SegDn0elle, Ifripes Ser fra Sar=
hupre.
Siifen Itaar enonu / ca. en- balr
Snes Wtils Nf1tonb fra &pIten, men
ct I Sang inooD.
0nlO6rgllup. 6bb. @aoroeier
Sonien og SuItrlt, Stltb6erltp, fei.
rc0e oeres @ulo6rDQup Sen %.
Oft.
GrinOringsgaue. 8eboerne pac
r0e gnmles &iem" / Marbus bar
oUerrnft Sen ufgoae0e 6orman0 for
@prooO uOpolget angaoenoe @iem-
met, SoIfetingsmono g. So6roe, et
Spln6eger til @rin0ring ON bans
&irfiom6eb for Siemmet.
Observation-Disclosures. 81
Nflag. @ieren al ct StatShus / Gel
leruplltn0 bar ifelge r&ingf6bing
9lmt5 Gagbla6" al 2ato6rltgsmini-
i@teriet facet Ifilag paa ct In6ra-
genoe, efter 6pilfet ban gnlfe0e @ien-
6ommet l6it fra Sorpligtelien til at
p~pretbolOes fom Srsman0sburg.
San bobOe / 6orpeien inOfriet Del
p6e0e Statslaon.
S~ra6siagen fra Ialbprg. Sorb6.
rene ober @eitebanoler Sbiitenoabl
er mi IlutteOe, og SpiItenOabl, Ser
TOR iigtet for Grab, ct I9slaot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-06
DANNlARKSKORT

Sterrelse 23x28 Tommer. Trykt
i forskellige Farver, wiser klart
Jernbaner, Dyer, KSbst@der og
Fl@kker, SAINT ale betydelige Lands
Dyer, stSrre Gaarde og Kirker.
Tilsendes i en- Paprulle portofrit
for 45c. i Frimerker. Enhver dansk
Mand burde eje ct Kort af Dan
mark.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-06
Turiunmben Spmanb. gn 23=oo.

O""l"V" OP""ho- VII ZO=QQ=
rig SpmanO, SIR. Ntarills S5ocob-
len, er !orleOen iporlplt forlounoell.
San bleo lige f6r i'm 6orlpin0en
fcrDDret meO ell i Geile Sapn lio.
genOe Sfonnert, man mener Opa
fife, at ban bar giort Jig ulunliQ
for De 10 &r.s SfplO, ban fit lis
betolt / 5orltuO, men untuger fnu-
rere. at ban er ltprtet i Sapnen,
Ga ban ON Iftenen oilOe goa ON
9oro / Sfibet; ban funOe fife ipem.
me. Sogen er melot til 8oIitiet.
ltben Siaet, @n @eite6anoler ira
&oloing par forleOen / @eile; ga
ban lfuloe reiie biem, fom ban /
iioite gieblif til 8anegooroen, %
"a Der tngen bar peD 8iIetuofal=
get, gift fan uOen 8iQet ino / 90
get, Ifent Sogfpreren iog0e, at ban
maatte Oente til neite Sog. 8e0
Nnfomi item til SreOericia negteoe
Gan at betale ben reglementereoe
bobbelte 8ris, % Sagen fom Der
otter for &oloing offentlige Soliti-
ret; fer anltrengte 0ommteren 1ia
for at faa Sagen oronet / Win0e-
ligbeO, men @eitebanoleten bol0t
, itejlt pau lin &et, bporfor Sogen
lnt ct uoiat, for at ban fan Ifaffe
&i0ner.
@m tpuagtig Gatient, Gn polIt
Nlr6eiOer, Der / Sommer arbeioe0e
paa Ell GaurO i &e1Oip5iel, 6lep
for en- Sit ii0en inolagt paa Spge-
buiet / Nalborg. l1n0er Sp6oloet
Ter iaa ban ifplge uNor0ipQ.~ 2ei=
ligbeo til at fraltiple Ell on0en So
tient Ell Segnebog meo Is Sir. Sen
| 6t1tioalne bar ienere facet Henqene
tilbage; men ben langfingreoe go
laf bar facet 20 Cages 6englel
poo iGOpanlig 6ongefoIt for ~
heriet.
GjcnoDmsganOeler. @~aar0eier
InOreas &lein bar lolgt i'm @auro
! i @ommelbp til ltngfarl 0luf Sbor-
borg / 8arrit for $4,000 Sir. Sper-
tagelien ife Sen 1. Nopember.
! - @aar0eier Niels 8ierremano
bar iol9t i'm @aaro paa Stoubp
Morf til ltngforl @eoer 8eoerien
StofSrooe for 25,3OO &r. Glen
! 6ommen o~pertages Sen 4. Nop.
Gn lepenoe SuSie / Mfapen. sos
Slagter M~ortenien, 0alegabe / SIRE
bericio, blep ser forleoen Ilagtet
en- &pte, / bbis Mape fanOtes en-
lepenoe Subj e.
Oct Oanife SnlcmGrfe bill i @ar
hlipe trpft / blaalig Gone og er prp-
BET meo 8iGe0et al Srtlemerfeiana-
toriet peo &oloing. Oct er oGereoe
UNDER Srpfning og noIenoes Sen
fdrite Sec.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-06

n9onfferen" ubgaar TO @ange
ueentIig og foiter $3.50 pr. aar-
gang. - Brsbe-Nhlmre ienoes frit
paa SorInngenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-06

lettin9er og Gegnifuber, JON ole
goofGnOtes. Slnttelig pe0toges Set
at gOOtenoe bet al ct llOpalg uour=
beioeoe % al De ialnpirfenoe ipOIfe
Mfejeriforeninger tiltraaOte Soriluq
til en- @pnitala, DeO bOilfen Wejeri-
lei tprernes &Sn fOrbeOres meO ira
200 til 400 &r.
0elegeretunpOet peOtog felgen0e:
y0elegeretmpOet nOtoler 9nIfet
I'M, at 0anif Wtejeriitforening Ian1-
men meO observation-disclosures bill
neOiptte Ell &olOgift for hper Anlts-
freOs, ser bill baoe til Spgape at
%lipitle E~n,itta!na meGcm W}eic-
rier og 8eltprere."
Der neolattes ct 9 Man0s us
polg til at toge Spprgsmoalet ON
MeieriIters lt0oannelIe UNDER Iant=
let 0perpeieIie.
gn0piOere peOtogeS ct Sorll lag fra
@opeO6eltpreli en ON, at Der peo
propinliele Observation-Disclosures trent
tiDig nO0eles 6 psf. S6lpmeoalie,
II psf. Sroncelneoalje % 80 psf.
GGOrenoe Snltale al Be lto1tiQeoe
Merfer peD Be forifelige Solo, og
al ben iioitc Salpoel nebnes aQe,
Der bar opnaaet Ell Salperoi al 10
% Oerober. Den, Ser / to paa bin=
rnoen f6lgeltOe llOltiainger bar
opnaaet SpIpme0alje / ionme Solo,
tiloeles 9Grespr9mie.
Oct nge Nn6elsmejeri. @e0 set
ar6ei0e, ionl ltOpalget for Inleg
al ct lnOelsmeieri / &pbenbaon
bar foretaget, bar Oet biit Zig, at
Snteresien blan0t 2an6menoene er
iaa ltor, at Ell foreIpbig Segning
bar tiltr9ffelig til at itorte Sore
tagenOet, iOet Ser tegneoeS $500
Seer.
"a 6OrbolOene for nDe Nnoels-
foretagenoer og De0 Hengen1arfeoet
iniOlertiO / 9iebliffet er laa palt=
ifelige, bellutteOe uOpaGget at uo-
i9tte SortiGttelien al Gorbonolin=
gerrle til Set fonl1nenoe Soraor.
StrafcSc SplOatcr. - @eo &riqs=
retsOom cr TO al SCREENS %Derneplig=
tige Ben 10. Oft. 6lepen iosmt
6or6eOringsbusar6ei0e, WYNN en- Strof,
Der belOigpis er liel0en / @pren.
Den enc OGrnepligtige, Militer-
~ar6ejoer Nr. IS, 4noerlen, baboe
gjort Jig ifploig / en- &effe GDf-
lefDperfer og fit Is Waaneoer, Sen
moen, Wening 2aurit5 Nielier,
bnpoe oeierteret iaa ofte, at Sc tio-
ligere anoellote StraHes Wafsinr1m
par operifre0et. San iogmtes s
W}aaneOcrs Sorbeorings6usar6eioe.
SDpperne pna GpllanO. - Gen /
@ltlOborg angrebne Sitter @eter
9enr1flen baO0e, lum1nen meo lin
6ooer, for nogle Tiger liOen pp-
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tine &Iienter.
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16 SOB life bar minbit 75o -
"a Seglperfets 8eitprer moatte
bore @niparet for Spe~rtreoelIen,
og ga ban uegteoe minoelig Mf-
g%erelie, blep Soeen oFgiort oeo
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