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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-15
FIVE LOSE LIVES
IN FLAMES

ASHLAND, Wis, Jan. i5.-
BY U. P.--Mrs. Nate sherrard
and four children were burned
TO death early today in a fire at
a lumber camp, 20 miles south
Of Madison. Nate Sherrard, her
husband, who'd is cook at the
camp, was badly burned in at.
tempting 70 rescue his family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-15
BURNED TO DEATH

ABIDHIA. Ore. Jan lb--By u.
y The wife Of Victor Burns left
their home with a fire burning and
two children playing about Tho
house WAS discovered on fire short
y after Argi Burns, aged 2. was
burned 10 death and her 5-month-
old sister received injuries which
VII Prove fatal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-15

the county boundaries two com.
missioners shall be Appointed by
the county commissioners they 10
select third, to fix no assess.
ment district.
When the improvement takes in
Or benefits property In fwo adioln.
ing counties. n furtlHr provides
that the county comndEsioners OF
each county shall SORE two men.
the four TO select a fiftf. who shall
be empowered 20 FIX apon rea-
Honabie assessment Rtnct. en-
bracing benefited proRriy IN both
counties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-15
PUTS AN END TO CHOULISH I
GAMBLING ON HUMAN LIVES
LOCAL MERCHANTS
EXCHANGE
ACTS.
Wasered on Death of Sail
ors and Laughed When
Ships Went Down.

Following the example Of Ike IN.
stitutlons the world over. the Scat.
ue Merchants Exchange this mora
FMS rubbed from its boards the list
q vessels overdue IN passage from
port 70 port. and In the future viii
post neither the names Of such YES.
Reis nor the rates 81 reinsurance
en- them.
This, u Is thought, will mark
the end Of one 81 the most
brutal and aheuliah forms of
gambling that 10 known 70 civ
llixation-ganahling on the lives
Of men.
The overdue list contained the
names Of those vessels which. sail.
ing under ordinary conditions.
should have arrived az their des
tinaytons before the time az which
they are posted
As soon as ship was quoted as
overdue the underwriters and ma.
rms insurance men set rates At
which persons interested or other.
wisa might take out what were
hno~u az "PPI policies. nothing
mere thar gambies Ia writing,
that the ship would on wauld not
make port. whichever vas one de-
sired TO bet. chs Insurance men
posinE as boCkies
Bet That Aea Megis Die.
The most recent example that,
has interested Seattle people d.
rcctly waz the passage of the bark
Good News from New York to this
haracr With a cargo of gun cotton.
The stormy season during which she
FAUST pass Cape Horn. The Grave.
yaFd of the Sea. aud the added
DANCE Of her explosive cargo, in.
eaced many Seattle shipplng men
to bet that she would never see the
straits Of Juan De Fuca
When. late one evening. she
was reported as passing Ia
toosh, partly wrecked. and un-
der Jury rig. several usn GATH
cred IN tire exchange were
overheard to curse their luck
~--fnat she had not been totally
lost. There we're ~ souls
aboard her. "a ctner words.
thsec men were betting that ~
human beings would drown az
sea. ard cursed their luck be
cause they arrived safely IN
pert
II Il not often. however. that such
-~bets are lost. Six times IA the
rast year has one Seattle man uon
his wager against life The Toxtesh.
the Criccieth Castle the Heu
pHarg. the Arthur Sewaii. the
Leicester Castle. and the Holt I'm
81 Of which are vel known on
the sound. have disappeared from
the yea with their crews. and the
money has gone % tbs winner.
Ens the chouilsh Practice.
Sentiment has taken turn
against this form ~ gambling dur-
fnx the last yesr England and
Germany have passed laws forbid.
ding persons NOS Interested In ves-
eel OF cargo 10 take cut these
~PPf policies. and American news
papers a. rule have ceased TO
. e4gry lists Of overdue vessels
By the act OF the Merchants *.
change. the abuse viii practically
end n Seattle. ~ there il no other
source where such Information
could be obtained By these ghoalish
gamblers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-15

SOUTH NORWkf.K. Conn hn.
it BF VI y seven hundred bat
ters are out on strike here tuiay
az the fesait 81 lhe diseonlinueire
20 tbs union label bY the Associated
HAT Manufacturers Pour hundred
are out ai Sew Milford. CnunA AZ
Danbufy. Conn tha haitcra Save
taken NO acJipn set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-15
ANOTHER VICTIM OF
COUNTERFEITER

Another victim OF the young
man who has been passing worth
less $40 bills turned up In the per-
son OF Mrs Deborah MoRae. OF 604
Columbia st.. today The man gave
her a counterfeit bin Ina payment
for room and walked away with
the change, lie did not return TO
occupy the room and Mrs. McKRe
reported the swindle TO the POI
lice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-15
oLUmBlA RIVER IS
RISING RAPIDLY.

PORTLAND. Pan. 15.-By \
u, P.-The Columbia river Is 4
! rising rapidly. The ice is be. 4
, ing forced up and tremendous 4
jams are expected. Much 4
! damage Is bound TO occur. Re 4
, ports from the entire state are \
! that freshets are feared on &C 4
! count OF the rain and thaw. 4
J y h = b - n y n u u II Il \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-15
PLAN Is
ADVANCED

In determining the area Of an
assessment for improvements that
may or may not embrace territory
IN one or more counties. Council
man Il. WI Way has prepared a
resolution that suggests a way 10
do away with muck opposition to
this work which has reAlted in
the pay
The resolution provides that
whenever the majority Of property
owners Ia county want an Ia.
pfoyement that 10 e&keiy within
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-15

Hereafter the heads OF the muni
cipal departments will act as pay.
masters in handing out the monthly
salary checks for the men working
IN their departments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-15

f7fNAfN0 NJ ' = ~
\ FLUSHING. =. /. Jan 49,
= by T. Bulletin The jury I
4 IN the Thornton Haius case.
4 after being out % hours. re. I
= turned an aoquittal verdict !
4 this afternoon. Tho scene I
: both In and ont Of the court I
\ room was a remarkable dem I
4 onstration. The verdict was
\ a popular one. Thornton -,
= Hains wept like a child when
: the verdict was read setting !
\ him free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-15
Judomsn, lor DESCENDANT.

Judgment Was awarded willie IN
pufris aud wife against James Mc-
i.eiian in Judge Morris court thla
morning The latter claimed ln-
tcresf in two lots oMncd b, tho for
ner on Boston Heights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-15

HIFTUN- jan II|"71I was an
neunfed here by the local officials
Hartford railroad tod8y that Viee
YferidaHt John Il. Stevens will not
feaian fn order n become president
VI TIE Colorado y 1rfsthefn sfssoad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-15

Norwegian steamer bverrc made
Victoria today on loo way 90 SEA
from this port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-15

WEATHER FORECAST.
Rsia tonish, and satsrtAY.
Warmer. Fresh southMiy
! gslss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-15
MORE CLOTHING NEEDED

Poor and thiny-clad people are still coming to
The Star office for clothina-help them out by
sending in your old clothes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-15
REMOVE THE SLLsri

Clean The snow and water from the sidewalk m
front Of your store dwelling and make your
neighbors happy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16
HEATHER
TO Be VISITED
BY GOSPEL
Extensive Plans for Travelling
Missionary Work Among
Mining Camps and ReServa-
tons.

Especial Correspond enee 10 Morning Journal
Phoenix, Ariz., June IA gospel
car which wilI penetrate into the re-
hottest recess OF widest Arizona and
bring religion and salvation to the
most unruly Inhabitants Of the mining
camps ana Indian reservations will
soOn start out on its mission OF recla-
nation IL the plans Of j. NJ. Creighton
and associates are carried out. They
are planning a widespread campaign
against the devil and all his angels in
the territory and it looks as If Arizona
would oon be as civilized as New
Mexico The gospel car viii be sort
Of travelling headquarters for the mis-
sions TO be established.
The Baptist Missionary society has
been offered a cor for $4,000. The
last 500 due on the Railroad Mission
building has been paid and now the
work Of raising the money to purchase
the car viii be commenced.
Mr.. Creighton intends to conduct a
campaign in the east through various
religious denominations. As the car
viii be used to spread no particular
creed but merely the gospel Of saliva
ton, all denominations viii be asked
to contribute.
Mr.. Creighton says that there is
more work to be done on the Navajo
reservation than anyw here else in the
territory. There are $4,000 Indians on
the reservation and II Is claimed that
"a, 1000 have never heard the story OF
Among these are 1000 boys,
TO whom particular attention will be
paid.
Branch missions will be established
among the Indians and they will be
at frequent intervals by the
gospel car.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16

confederation until G O'Clock when
II was temporarily lanl aside
and Mr.. Aldrich took advantage OF
the opportunity 10 present the finance
committee amendment 10 the silk sch
edule. Mr.. Aldrich also submitted
amendments 90 the window glass sche-
dnlc reducing the rates even below
those provided IN the house bin and
cliciting a strong protest from Senator
SEQ who Expressed the opinion that
the change would be ruinous to the
glass producing Industry. lie also pre-
scntcd an amendment reducing the
rates on osior and willow for basket
making changing the rates upon cleo
tric goods etc, and restoring housc
rates on barytcs. IN response TO the
request OF Senator Scott. action on the
window amendments were postponed
without division.
AT 7 o'clock o'clock the senate adj
journcd until ten o'clock tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16
SENATOR OWEN DENOUNCES
WHOLE PitOI11 TIVE POLICY

Il. Washington. June 15.-Charging
that the masters OF monopoly in tn,
United states were IN control; thai
the tariff bill was written 10 serve
their purpose to make the rich richer
ana the poor poorer, and to benefit
the Few at the expense OF the many,
Senator owen today held the atten-
ton OF the senate for several hours
with u speech reptrte With %dcnuncia-
ton OF the Republican protective
tariff policy ana OF the majority mem.
berA of the finance committee. Re.
sponsibility FOR the unrest Of the coun-
try he laid at the door Of The recent
giant monopolies engendered and
sheltered by the prohibitiee tariff"
Senator owen opposed the bill IN
Its entirety bee use ne said It was
contrary to the viii OF the American
people when | point out the un-
%ayoidnble effect OF extreme poverty
as the necessary complement Of un-
limited wealth In the hands or tho
few accumulated under the shelter OF
the law" he declared, II wish II dis
tinctly Understood that the dark pic
ture OF human misery which the truti.
compels me 10 portray broudcns from
me no spirit Of p%cssimism. because !
am an optimist. / recognize the I'M
mediate dawn Of better things ana an
early remedy"
Among the reasons assigned by hin
for being an optimisa, Senator owen
said that he believed that the Amerl-
can people, who loved liberty, who
believed IN sclf-govcrnment. who be-
iioycd Ia mercy ma charity as wen az
industry ana providence, "will see 70
1t HAT his government IS so con-
Quoted by their representatives that
the future there shall be a more
equitable distribution Of the proceeds
or human labor. that We shall change
The present policy. whose inevitable
tendency Ia the useless, the vulgar |
ana insane enrichment Of the few at
the expense OF tho misery ana sorrow
ana Of the physical ana spiritual de-
generation Of millions OF men, women
and children who are now submerged
Nv the commercial vices of Mammon
In his opinion, ne asserted h bill
should not pass because II violated
the pledges Of the Republican party
and Of the Republican leader during
the last campaign The Republican
party platform. he declared. was "un-
cauivocal," and It's reasonable aud
Interpretation was plain
senator owen, reverting TO the de-
Ia the senate on the tariff, sail
when he had sought to ascer-
ain why the difference Ia the cost OF
production at home ana abroad had
not been compiled ~ "A basis for the
Of the bin. senator Gallingor
Rises In his place ana solemnly adj
Uses me that my inquiry IL absurd
ie would not, he said, question the
Intelligence Of Mr. Aldrich nor would
a. reply to him IN Kind. but. he said,
I appeal from him to the Amcricaa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16

people. who will not hold him guilt
less FOR his %callous and rcprchensibl,
conduct in this matter" The failur,
OF Mr.. Aldrich and his colleagues e
furnish the senate with the differ
enee In cost of production al homf
and abroad. he bitterly denounced
rcmarking hat the request had beer
met with 'supercilious Indifference
He charged that Mr.. Aldrich had
withheld Information upon that point
and that he had refused TO Senator
Daniel ana to other democratic mem
bcrs Of the finance committee thf
privilege Of having the same informa-
tlon that he himself enjoyed aud thai
when his attention was CHILLED to ''this
unjust and unconstitutional conduct
he iustifies II by quoting from an evil
precedent OF democratic origin and
seemed 70 think he had fully ar
swered for this breach Of duty"
Senator Owen declared that a bad
democratic precedence was no more
respectable 70 himself than a bad
precedent from any other source. Is
Il possible he exclaimed. that one
of nobility and character, that son
ators OF intelligence ana moral lnteg.
rity. nave refused TO compile the diff
ference In cost Of production AT home
and abfoad on the items Of the Ding
ley bill for our present guidance be.
cause they intended to break faith
with the American people and did
not dare 10 make the truth manifest
by compiling this damning evidence
Of their betrayal Of their party
pledges 2" The republican lenders
he declared, occupied q position "ab-
.Folutely and utter indefcnsiblo.
While they might not have been hyp-
notified. he said, they had been over.
whelmed with the power Of sugges-
ton %envcloping them and creating
the atmosphere and controlling n
Vironmcnt established by q swarm Of
attorneys, special pieaders, ana fas
einatlng representatives OF the high
tariff beneficiarics."
Senator owen further charged that
the high tariff had lowered the wage
Of American workmen He devoted
considerable thought 10 this question
furnishing innumerabl bic statistics -
his contention. "Thc mon
opoiist." he said, "can not and does
consume It's profit So that the
result is that the capital Of monopoly
Is rolling M like a huge SNOWFALL,
picking up every opportunity offered
God to mankind IN our natural re-
'ourccs ana labor, the creator oil
languishes and grows weaker
IS one creature Of wealth grows
stronger and exercises a natural bur
nrestraincd appetite by acquiring
he title 10 every visible and Invisible
'csourcc" He favored the growing
organization Of workingmcn. Mon
he said, preferred unorgan-
led labor. "Tbcy prefer that labor
hould be helpless and incapable of
effective any demand for It's
omfort or convenience or for is
He maintained that the law
hould firmly and unhesitatingly de-
iand and require OF labor, organized
r unorganizcd, strict obedience to the
but 1t should also demand and
Of monopoly %considerate and
ecent treatment Of labor and q
Ights both as producer and con
lmer,'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16
BITTER ATTACK
] on FINANCE
COMMITTEE
BURkETT ACCUSES IT
OF PLAYING POLITICS
Declares Senate Has Good 0p-
portunity 10 Vote Want Of
Confidence in AIdrich; Senate
NegIects Chance,


my Morning journal Special Leased Wire
Washington. June 15.--vigorousll
d~cnouncing the committee on finance
because OF It's change OF front over
night on the subject Of tobacco i'm
portation from the Philippines. Sen.
aior Burkott OF Nebraska. standing
face TO face with Chairman Aldrich
today declared that It's action looked
10 him like a game OF petty play
lie characterized this action as an cf.
fort to hang the senator from wis
consin up IN the air and finally de-
clarcd that this event, afforded sena-
tors a good opportunity TO vote n NIX
OF confidence In the committee"
This followed Mr.. Aldrich's state
nlent that the committee would ac-
cept the amendment proposed By Sem
ator Buckley to rednco the number "
cigars TO be admitted free of duty
from The Philippine islnnds from i50,-
o0o, 900 20 70.000. 600 ana the guam
tIty or filler tobacco from one mill
lion and a half TO one million pounds,
together with n provision that the
wrapper and filler tobacco should be
unstemmed when receiving this con
cession.
Mr.. Aidrici, replying calmly. de-
clared that there were men whose de-
nunciatlons was tho highest com
mendation and said the committee
aetlon involved no mystery or petty
play. but that II proposed in The 10
ture 10 change a schedule wheu cnu
Afp.a4 that "a tataf4lfA hu.I Imam ttnIl
as IL Ind done In the past lie ex.
pressed the opinion that the uctual
expectations from the Philippines
wonld not equal tho number named
81 the amendment the committee had
aecepted and said that what It had
done was 10 encourage a people VIII
had been brought under the Amerl-
cpn flag.
Encouraged by the committees &C.
tion. Senator LaFollette proposed an
other amendment to reduce the free
importation Of cigars to sixty million
annually. but this was defeated 3s 20
~.
An interesting feature wus a dcclar-
alton by Senator Borah that he pro-
posed 10 vote for %looscning The bond
which tied the Philippines 10 tho
United states. He declared himsclll
IN favor Of giving the Philippines an
independent government and said his
convictions would force him "a dlffer
from his parts and perhaps from the
president rs he AID not believe @ col
onlal policy 90 be consistent With the
constitution
Senator owen delivered a long
epeech critlcising the entire tariff Bill
The Philippine island amendment
10 the tariff bin was technically underI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16
WIRELESS TELEPHONE
NOT A SUCCESS
Morning Journal Bureau.
613 Munscy Building
Washington -. C.. June II.

MdSUllStpui D.. L. June H.
While &C q. n" proved successful
with the American fleet Of hattleship
on It's trip around the world, wireless
telephony tests resulted Just the op
posite, In no instance during the en-
tire voyage did the hello Connect
cut or the greeting TO Any OF the 9th.
err vessels of the fleet get any respoas,
mis- is the text Of the report OF tbs
wireless telephone as make by Admir-
al sperry TO the navy department upon
his return from the famous trip.
During the voyage the telephone
was tried daily by the commandments
Of each ship. and each filed a report
as to the nature and result OF the
tests. In not one single instance was
there q favorable report made. and the
navy department, upon the strength
OF the reports. abolished the telephone
on ships of the navy.
The navy department. however. VII
during the summer and fall. make fur
Their experiments and tests with the
wireless talking apparatus. with the
view of %perfecting il one test station
viii be at the Alaska-Yukon exposition.
At Nt@tllts
THE chief trouble with the wire
telephone. "a prominent naval Of
ficer said" is tho receiver. II is easy
enough 10 make q CALI but IL Is al
most impossible te receive any mes
We tried the apparatus ct AMI
distances. from "a half mile TO five
miles.
The service MAS Installed by n New
York concern. and a member Of tha.
personally supervised many oil
trials al sending and receiving Of
messages.
1t viii be years II ever. the wire
less tclephou, viii he of any service
q naval vessels. 1t may. eventually,
prove successful on land. and become
commercially one 81 the Wondcrs oil
he twentieth century
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16
TAKE NOTICE.

The Aztec Fuel company receives
fresh consignments Of American
Block Coal every few days. We guar
antee correct weights. quick delivery
and the best OF service. We handle
all kinds OF mil and mountain wood.
Phone 2b1. Office Granite and First.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16

OUR WORK is AS NEAR PER.
FICTION AS POSSIBLE. NO OLD
WORN-OUT, BROKEN DOWN OR
OBSOLETE MACHINERY IN OUR
PLANT. EVERYTHING NEW AND
UP TO THE MINUTE-ALWAYs
BETTER WORK AND MORE
PROMPT SERVICE. WE DEFY
COMPETITION. A TRIAL BUND-
DIE WILL CONVINCE YOU. I'M
PEisIAL LAUNDRY CO., BACK OF
POSrOtIICE. PHONE IiS. RED
WAGONS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16

Colds that hang on weaken the
constitution and develop into con-
sumption. Foley's Honey aud Tar
cures persistent coughs that refuse
TO yield 10 other treatment. DO not
experiment with untriod remedies as
delay may result In your cold set
A. 90.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-06-16
HURT IN
TRAIN CRASH
IN MEXICO
Sonora Road Passenger Ditch
/ ed Near HerposiIIoi None of
Injured viii Die IS Report,


iby Morning journal Special Leased Wire
El paso, Texas, june ia pas.
sengcr train on the Guaymas branci
Of the southern Pacic railroad, wa,
wrecked last light at Pesquero. nea,
ltrmosillo. MeNieo. Conductor A. G
Fudge of Nogales and eighteen pas
sersers are reported to have beer
seriously injured. All the coaches oN-
cept the sleeper turned over.
The train was regular passenger
No. ., which lest Nogales for Guayma.
at 10 o'clock last night. All the
coaches left the track. excepting ono
which was loaded with Chinese.
The injured, none OF whom was re-
ported a seriously hurt, were taken
to iermosillo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06
@ilbe f%ptuaraierc @iprusn!

pnare Sorretniugsmano ira Stapon'
ger, Iom / Serietibeu bar Ell Srlp
opoper SuIbalsbeien, bapoe CT NOR
iomt Sammcntrpi meo Samlen. Teo'
fommlenoe er miegct Hint amaterto'
toorai oa bopoe fit Gppurot nIeo. -
Gaa bar oct ell 9ag, ban gift % oreo
uppe / Seien. Sit 5otograiiapporot
hapbe han / Saauoen. Zen, iom fun
DC bore iaa belOig at iaa tage ct
Gieblifsbiaeoe al 9iernen, tGnfte ban
/ lit title Sin0. 90 boao bGnoer?
5Ssr ban pioite Sr0et al Oct, bopoe
han en- bigger 9amic finn ltogle Me
Ter ioran iig. 9amieu ida poa ban
meo iorifenoe Zine. 8or gooe Nina
teriotoaraf gisr / en- Sait apparatet
iprSia til Sotograiering. Weo 'tlGl'
penoe Suanb ifuloe han til at "trptfe
poo Snapper, og pna Ell Eieblif piloe
gamier iiooe paa Blaben. Deu |
oct iamme bans 6irgre bersrte
"anapen", Jumper Gpret irem moo
BAN. s Den poIoiomite SfrGfila'
asnbeo tiImIer 6otograien tilboge og
6egiper iig til piIo 6Iugt. San lob
Ianat. fsrenb ban titrOe ie tia tilbage
men gisrnen Dor ga life at ie. ri
onoipcr "Stopg. gpia" iom Slide for
SiItorien og opertnacr intet anioar
for oeus Sanbbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-08-06

Ut arisermpnmment. era aarbus
meboeles ben 1Soe Suli: Ssaar
bapbe De oanife Soriparsbrsores
Samoirfiombeo GeIeeeretmsoe /
gorbus. s Tag iamIes Soripars.
brsore fra belle 9anoet til oct itore
Stepue her ! 9pen. 90 9agen hor
faaet en- i9roeles iuuif % Jennings.
tiIo SnoIeoning oeo ailsringer af
ct fort @inbesmerfe ooer De 40 Sri.
gere. odnite o. tpife, Der inSer pore
to fioite 6elttos er iteSt til ben iibite
Soile poo Iarbus eoule airfeaaarb.
Senab Hitioen iamIebes Der itore
Wenueifemasier poa airfegaorbeu.
Ga life minoit peo DC mango - ben.
beo Ell Snes - Soner, Der oanneSe
sGrespaat omfrina Momtmentet, tit
Seitligbeoen lit imuffeite Tr9g. CT.
ter at Der bar ipiIet ell Gel SGSre.
Ianosianae, iteg MomimentetS Sa6er,
aorhus =. Soreninaens Sormono,
Sforitersiciermeitcr s. 8. Sduien 90
paa SaIeritolen ca bclbt gfiIsrinaS.
tolen. Otter 9oIens SIntnina afIs.
reoeS Wommentet, ser err an6ruat
baa en- Sol peo en af airtcaouroenS
0prspeie.