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Washington telegraph., 1909-04-16
LEGISLATIVE NEWS.

DR.. Shibley of Paris, president of
the State Anti-Tuberculosis Society,
addressed the members of the General
Assembly in favor of the bill that has
passed the Senate to establish tu-
berculosis sanitarium in Arkansas. DR..
Shibley said 5000 persons die in Ar
kansas each year from tuberculosis.
and that the disease, as a rule, strikes
down its victims in the prime of their
lives. tuberculosis, he said, is not
now considered a hereditary disease,
but an infectious disease. 1t is infec-
tions through food, drink and air and
not more unan one-fourth of the peo-
pie are immune from the bacilli, the
doctor stated Speaking of prevent
ives, he said that cleanliness was one
of the first requisites and with it
wholesome food, good air, light and
water are necessary. The doctor said
the disease is not only preVentable,
but curable. The campaign against
tuberculosis began in 1882, and since
that time the death rate from tubcr-
culosis in some of the cities has been
reduced almost one-half The doctor
compared the consumptiyes OF the
state to standing army and estimat-
ed the ranks at 10000 and that the
army is costing the state annually
about $1,000,000, as 5000 persons lie
annually in Arkansas from the dread
disease.
The recently introduced appropria-
tion bill for the Reform School pro-
vides for an appropriation of $4,000.
The appropriation bill for the Con-
federate Soldiers Home provides for
the appropriation of $60,6S5, against
$56,285 appropriated two years ago.
Representative Hurst of Washing
ton has received a number of letters
from people throughout the state con-
graduating him on the passage of his
assessment bill. The pleasing feature
of the passage of bill of statewide,
general Importance, to the authors of
those measures are the congratulatory
messages which they receive after
ward.
90 Lar as can now De JuuSeu, lne
present legislature does not intend to
pass any kind of pure food legisla-
tion despite the fact that the present
pure food law as it exists in Arkansas
is practically harmless and without ef-
feet, inasmuch as it fails to provide
for any kind of an appropriation for
the purnf-se frying out the re-
quiTeroa Su!u49'N law and also mas
: .----==-e that its execu-
Washington telegraph., 1909-04-16
5lI!}zEsls|l
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homestead and 100 at $500 +

homestead and lou at $5.OO per acre.
"A vast rich country and a contented pros
porous people "-Ettract Jt'0M co,reStondfnes
Of a National Editor. qUhose qfst to tPeste,H
Canada in AHRHSt. 1905, a0as an fns1fyatfoH.
Many have paid the entire cost of their
farms and had a balance of from $1,000 to
$1,000 per acre as result of one crop.
Spring wheat, winter wheat, oats, barley,
flax and peas are the principal crops, while
the wild grasses bring to perfection the
best cattle that have ever been sold on
the Chicago market.
Splendid climate, schools and churches
in all localities. Railways touch most OF
the settled districts, and prices for produce
are always good. Lands may also be pur-
chased from railway and land companies.
For pamphlets, maps and information re-
garding low railway rates, apply to Superin-
tendent ofImmigration, Ottawa, Canada, OF
the authorized Canadian Government Agent:
Us. CRAWFORD.
No. i25 W. Ninth Street. Kansas City. Missousi.
Washington telegraph., 1909-04-16
Western Canada
MORE BIG CROPS LIN 1903

Another $4,000 set
tiers from the United
States. New dis
tricts opened for set
tleInent. $50 acres
ofland to each set.
tIer,-160 free
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15
"a Broken Idol

Otis Harlan. the rotund comedian
who has been prominently identified
with most of the pretentious musica.
productions of the past several years.
heads the list of fun makers in Mana
ger B. C. Whitney's latest and greatest
musical success, "A Broken Idol" The
book is by Hal Stephens. young man
Of considerable prominence as come
dian before he directed his energies to
the creation OF material for other COM
edians In the role of Doc What"
Mr.. Stephens is said 10 have supplied
Comedian Harlan with one of the
greatest parts ever given to low conf
edian. Mr.. Harlan has responded to
the author by giving one of the great
est interpretations of low comedy
character that the musical comedy
stage has ever seen. Harry Williams
and Egbert Van Alstyne, who have fur
nished some of the greatest popular
songs Of the present day are response
Bile TO rthe music and lyrics.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15

yesterday. A full report Of the condi-
ton Of the business was presented and
the same board of directors and OFF,
GERS was reelected.
This company has shown q splendid
growth during the five years Of it's ex-
istence. and has gained 4 reputation for
furnishing a high class Of work. Dur
ing the last year ithas secured a num-
Der of large contracts. such as the An
thony hotel. Fort Wayne; state insti-
buttons in Ohio and Indiana. including
the university at Athens. Purdue uni
versity, Lafayette: National Soldiers
Home. Dayton; Ohio State Insane
Asylum. Columbus. as well as q num-
Der of high class residences throughout
the country. The company is equip
ped to do all kinds Of art brass work
and maintains q large show room,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15
JOHN NIssLER IS
VICE PRESIDENT
Popular Local Baker Re- elect
ed by Master Bakers
Association.
CONGRESS is PETlTIONED
ASSOCIATION ASKS STEPS BE
TAKEN TO PREVENT WHEAT
cAMeLiNc-ALsoW WANT WHEAT
ON FREE LIST.
CONGRESS is PETITIoNED

John Zwissler, of this city. was re-
elected vice president of the Indiana
Master Bakers association yesterday
at Terre Haute. The session adjourned
yesterday after deciding that next falls
meeting should be held in Evansville
Last evening a banquet was served q.
the Odd Fellows hall. where the bakers
exhibited different articles of the cui:.
nary art. The local bakers, includ
ing Mr.. Zwissler. John Bayer and Will
Quigg, are expected home today.
Petition Congress.
At the business session yesterday
the bakers adopted a resolution petit
tioning congress to put stop to wheat
gambling. The bakers are also inter
ested in the tariff and supported res
olution, asking that wheat be put on
the free list. The bakers state that
the present price of the ingredients of
a loaf of bread are SO costly that they
will have to raise the price unless
something is done to lower the price
of raw material.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15
"The Great Divide"

Monday, April 1s-Madame Nordiea.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15
Ask the Newspapers Not to
Publish the Names of
Any Doctors.
SOCIETY TAKES ACTION
ORGANIZATION FROWNS UPON
ANY ATTEMPT ON THE PART
OF ITS MEMBERS TO SECURE
FREE ADVERTISING.

Another request has been made by
the Wayne County Medical Society that
the local press refrain from mentioning
the names of its members in connec-
ton with news items concerning cases
they have to do with in a professional
way. At the last regular meeting Of
the society motion to request the
p:e --rfrain from the use of the
nanie- - MUSICIANS was adopted.
Net the Custom.
The request of the physicians is con-
trary to the custom elsewhere. Ths
local organization which constitutes a
sort of professional monarchy, arrang-
es scale of prices. holds courts of in
quiry as to the merits of it's own mem
bers and in other ways follows the GUS
toms of closed corporation includes
almost all the leading physicians of the
county on it's roll. J. E. King. H. B.
pointed censors by the organization.
The members Of the society are:
/. O. Allen Centerville; J. B. Allen,
Cambridge City; C. S. Bond, Richmond:
E. S. Bond, Richmond: L. G. Bowers,
Dayton, Ohio: H. c. Burcham. Rich
mond: H. B. Boyd. Cambridge City: J..
T. Bradley, Abingdon: A. L. Bramkamp,
Richmond; F. P. Buche, Richmond: j.
M. Bulla, Richmond: L. B. Carter,
Easthaven; J. B. Clark, Economy; C. P
Colburn. Richmond: T. H. Davis, Rich
mond: F. H. Durham. Richmond; U. B.
g. Ewing, Richmond; A. E. Ehle, Ger
mantown: ]. M. Fouts, Centerville; H.
Gabel, Centerville; L. M. Gentle, Mil
ton: w. T. Griffis, Fountain City; Virl
Griffis, Williamsburg; r. e. Haughton.
Richmond; w. M. Helm, Williamsburg:
Minnie Hervey, Richmond; r. r. Hop
kins, Richmond: o. N. Huff. Fountain
johnson, Easthaven; M. F. Johnston,
Richmond: F.. W. Kienzle, Greensboro;
]. E. King, Richmond; F. w. Kruger.
Richmond: F. C. Lamar, Hagerstown;
w R. Littell, Cambridge City; A. l..
Loop, Economy: c. E. Mckee, Dublin:
S. C. Markley, Richmond; Chas. Mar
vel, Richmond: J. r. Mauk, Cambridge
City; J. B. Meek. Boston; r. D. Morrow.
Richmond; S. J. Morrow, Richmond:
r. ]. Pierce. Richmond: F. l.. Ross,
Richmond: r. Schillinger. Richmond;
S. E. Smith, Easthaven; D. w. Steven
son, Richmond: c. I. Stotelmyer. Ha-
gerstown: J. n. Study, Cambridge City
l. F. Sweeney. Milton: J. M. Thurston
Richmond; J. NJ. Wampler, Richmond;
J. E. Weller, Richmond: Mary Wick
ems. Easthaven: J. e. Wright. Cam
bridge City; M. w. Veneer, Richmond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15
The New Phillips.

II you don't know Billy Eiwood it is
the gentleman, for he's good fellow,
as you will be compelled to admit BIZ.
~ Is commonly known as that Phila.
delphia Press Cartoonist, but after yo,,
have known him little while it will
be just plain Billy. While here. Mr..
Elwood will be showing as the Picture
Man at the New Phillips. He came to-
day and will leave Saturday.
DeVelda and Zelda have the power
of maintaining their equilibrium no
matter where they are nor in what po-
sition. They seem to be the center Of
gravity, which causes centripetal and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15
Overcomes Loss of
Nervous Force In
Men and Women

Men and women who are nervous
wrecks. who lack energy and ambition
who suffer with nervousness. dread
anxiety and a general inability to be
happy or to act naturally and rational
ly at all times. may try this treatment
with a certainty of astonishing results
Tho ingredients can be obtained sep
arately at all well stocked drug stores
At any leading drug store get three
ounces syrup sarsaparilla compound In
a half-pint bottle. Get one ounce each
Of the following in separate packages:
Compound fluid balmwort. compound
essence cardiol, and tincture cadomene
compound mot cardamom). Add balm :
wort to sarsaparilla: let stand two
hours, then add other two, shake well
and take a teaspoonful after each meal
and one at retiring.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15
Acute Indigestion
Causes Sudden Death
The Rapid Increase of This
Dangerous Ailment Is
Alarming.

Acute indigestion has caused the
death of many a good man or woman
that could have been saved. had the
sufferer only been able to get prompt
relief
The formation of gas in the stomach
is SO rapid-and the pressure so strons
on the pneumo-gastric nerve-that, un
less relief is promptly given. it quickly
stops the heart action, and death en-
sues almost at once.
II taken in time-and in liberal
quantities-Kodol will, in every case
stop the pain and remove the trouble
the most perfect digester and stomach
corrector, known to medical science
BY expelling the poisonous gases arts
ing from the undigested food lying In
the stomach, Kodol at once stops the
pressure on the heart, thereby remov
ing the danger of acute indigestion.
Every tablespoonful of kodol digests
two and one-quarter pounds Of food
any kind of food that sensible mar
would eat. It is the only preparatio.
that will do this, and is one that every
family should keep on hand. You never
know when acute indigestion is COINS
to come. 1t may come tonight ant
may come tomorrow. A little Kodol
taken at the right time. may save tbs
life of yourself or some dear one.
Don't neglect your stomach. Dom
allow your digestive organs to become
weakened and thereby become . nkei.
victim to acute indigestion.
Kodol is pleasant to take, perfect,
harmless and you can 60 to your drug
gist and get dollar bottle on oul
guarantee, that II it fails to give relic
he will refund your money, without
question or delay.
Prepared only at the laboratories u
e. G. Dewitt & Co., Chicago, Ill.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15

Miss p. Stella Nicholson. q young
ettorney ut law Of Los Angeles. Cal.
mas decided to undertake the work OF
assisting William r. George in estab-
fishing George Junior republics In
every part Of this country. She Ii
said to be independently wealthy. She
will first so to Freeville. N. j.. to
study the work and will then travel
from State to State and assist In or.
ganizing the republics.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15

The Great Divide" William Vaughn
MoOdy's extraordinarily successful
drama of American life, which has
has been declared by leading critics
to be the best American play yet writ
ten, will be presented under the direc-
ton Of Henry Miller at the Gennett
theater, April 81. The Great Divide"
has Just closed an engagement of over
GOO performances in New York, and is
beyond doubt the most successful
dramatic achievement OF any Ameri-
Can playwright.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15
NEW pHilIlps.
coIIsEuM.

All Week-Hioh Class Vaudeville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15
DELIVERY TRICYCLE..

A delivery tricycle. has been pur-
chased by the J. NJ. Eggemeyer Gro
Gerry company The tricycle. is SINH
lar to those in use by women who pre-
fer them to the wheel. because of their
greater safety.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15
A BETTER SERVICE
Reported If c. & o. Gets C., c.
& |. Will Add Is More
Freights.
WILL MEAN MORE slDINcs

It has been reported among the EN-
plOyes OF the c., C.. e L. that if the
road is sold to the c. & o. company.
fifteen additional freight trains viii
be put on the road. In order to do
this, many new sidings win have to
be constructed In order to continue
the passenger service. This would
make about % freight trains daily
and. unless additional sidings were
constructed. the schedules could not
be arranged SO that the passenger
trains could be operated without de-
lak -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15

centrifugal flight, mostly centripetEi
for they attract the crowds.
James and James are appearing In
high class comedy. And they are high
class people. They are said to be re-
lated to Louis James and have the
power Of James l.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15
CITY IN BRIEF

Erastus Burroughs, Of Dalton, was
in Richmond today.
The Fashion Millinery Store. $50
Main, will give 204e discount on all
hats Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred r. Dubois of Ev-
ansville, are visiting relatives in Rich.
mond.
Mrs. c. A. Brehm. IS N. Sch street,
will have . special sale on all trimmed
hats. Friday and Saturday.
Attorney Frank Mason OF Hagers-
town was in the city today on profess
sional business.
Mrs. c. A. Brehm, 35 N. Sth street.
is showing large line OF children's
and misses hats at lowest prices.
The American Decorating Co., Of
Indianapolis, on Monday the 10Th, at
J. H. Russell's. Is 8. 7th street. will
display full line Of rental costumes
for use at the Saturnalia. 15-2t
Whitewater lodge of Odd Fellows
will have work in the first degree to.
morrow night on several candidates
Many visiting Odd Fellows will be
present.
Wanted - Men for floor
work: apply tonight to night
foreman. Elliott-Reid Co.
15-2t
The Hagenbeck- Wallace advertising
car No. 1 will be in Richmond to-
morrow or Saturday and the crew will
cover Richmond and vicinity with
flaming posters announcing the COM
ing Of the circus on April 80.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15
THE -HEATER
THEATRICAL CALENDAR.
cENNETT.

week Of April 12-North Bros.
Tuosday, April pa Broken idol"
"wednesday, April 21-"The Great
Divide"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15

showing fine fixtures and the general
class of work.
The officers are: J. n. RUPEE presi-
dent: R. Sedgwick. vice president: E.
H. Rupe. secretary: H. n. Sutton.
treasurer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-04-15

The warship without tunnels has
come in the British Indefatigabfe.
which will be propelled by internal
combustion engines.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-04-09
SOrbno mOO SpenOering.

Den al Spo GatOtas Ge9islatul
UeOta9ne 9op moo Spenoerin9 al 9tus=
briite lpOcr iOm iel9er:
81. Set itul bore ulopli9t ior
bpiifen Ionl BELT perIon Siaten SnC
Satota p0a bOiltrt iom belit Steo,
bOOr beruicnOe 9rittepnrer IGl9ea, at
IpenOere eller at 9iOe til en- anocn irie
Srammer al bOilten iom beilt beruiens
Be Srit enten oirette eller inoirette.
50. Oct ital bore ulopligt ior
bOlten iOm belIt QerIon / Staten Spo
Gatota / bpilten i0m bellt Saloon eller
pna b0iltet ION bellt antet Steo, bUor
5erllienoe 9ritte iGl9es, at atccptere,
enten oirette eller iuoirette, noQen
Speuoerin9 eller ri Grit elier no0en
Iom BELT &pantitet AZ iaaonnne beyu=
fenoe Gritte ira en- nnoen.
SO. Gn6per lictnIeret 0anolenoe
meo beruienoe Iritte / Staten SpO
9atota ltal p0n en- ipineinloenOe PlaOa
DOer lin 9iit eGer lit 6Orremin95Io=
tAle ppilaa, iNu bans Gum0er Tan ic
SEN, en- Ylatat mso CrOe1e "Cnentljg
Spenoerin9 er peo &op forbuot", trgtt
meO gOgltaUer minO't IRE Sommer
Dsie.
81. @Uiltttl iOm belit lSerIOn, Der
Opertr0oer no9en al Yeitemmclierne
oeune QcU, ital, eiterat OGre funOen
itDlojg, blipe multteret meO Ell bOilten
iom bellt Sum, life ninOre emo s. o0
lite itDrre eno so, iOr Den iorite0Oerz
tr0oelle o9 itul, eiternt bare funOen
itploi9, Tor bper paaiol9enoe CpertrU=
0elie blipe multteret me0 life minOre
enb SO O9 life mere emo $40.
s ). 2tae 2Ope eaer 9ele al 2obs /
GOnfitt meo oenne qoO er berueO Op=
hpHet.
@obfienot ben 3oie W}arts 1909.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-04-09
%Ort Soils &Grt.

6oltetr0in3stontorc bar oTentIi9=
9iort en- StatiItit ouer llooitlmgen al
De 6oreneOe Stntcrs 6OllemUn9oe ira
1890 til 1900. Set piier fla, at
IOitnNputc Mar bnooc poyt Qano 70
@an9c lac mango McnncIter iOm Ior
.1l9 2(nr lioCn. 9cnne u0Dre &Crt
Itiaer ig lite li9t oUcr 1ele GanOet. )
9iew Gn8lono Staternc lte8 &eIOltuiu-
gen til oct fcmoobbelte, De miotre
Stater til bet femtenoobbelte % S0=
Oen til bet ieroobbelte. @pbefoltnn
gen piier nNtUriigOla Oen tgritc Stig=
ming; tbi porc &per baOOt i 1900 life
lminore emo 60 Gnn0e iNa mango Nitn-
neiter iom 1890. Nile &Der tiliame
Imtu DaOot iiOitnGpnte }lar tdn leo 2
| 000 3nob9s8ere. 5 1900 baoOc 2ml=
Oets gper en- Ycloltnin9 AZ 4 Niilio=
ner.
Oct tr 9anite jnteresiant at ie SAm-
menli8ninaen mellem Den bOioe % ocn
iorte &eIoltnin9 / 0eres reipcttiOe III
biting. s 1870 bar Der ber TanOct
Sip, Al buioe Meuneiter, men /
1900 66, 500, 1876, 6biltet pil li9e, at
Den bpioe &cfoItning Dar oaet 20ll.G
pGt. Den iorueoe NeioItnin9 uo9;Or-
De ierroUOnte glor 7jI37S "a /
1900 8, ,833, 994. BAR altill r9et lo6I3
pGt. 5 1890 uO9joroc oe boio, 81. Z
pGt. al @eioitnin9en Og De iOrte, frit
o0 Slauer. 1913 psf. Men 1900
uogjoroe NeArcne fun ll.G psf. 1ette
itriper i0 ira, at Der eitcr @orgcrtrj=
gen life mere bleO inOiort Slauer.
meoen5 Der bar p0ret Ell Hort SnO=
uanoring al bUioe. 2lntaaet al Sln=
per 5. 6oreue0e Stnter uo9Ioroe /
1890 omttent 700 600. =, ale Stater
bar Der Slaoer ben Sang neo llnota-
geGe Al 0ermont, 9iasia6uietts pg
Siltrittct Muine. 9e fleite SlaOer
par naturlj9pis SrOltaterne; Tirg-
MIA Dao0e iaaleOes lille minore emo 300,
600. s famine 9lar bar Der 2anr:t
90, 600 6nmilier, iom 6olot Sluper,
ct 9lntal, iom i 1850 bar ftsQet til
348, 900. SlaOerne uoQiorOc en- BETH
ocli9 GienooM, IA Gjjennem'nitspriisn
paa sl ildodn a,lereoe 1870 uOgOrOe
ira $50 til 5000. Wian fan iaaleOes
0oot ioJnaa. at CpbRUellen al SldUe
riet BAR ct ub0re etonomiiI Cab iOr
SDoen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-04-09
Stor SnOuanOrius til SDO SafOta.

Stfe iioen NDbp0gets tioliQe Ta3e
bar 3iltronnin9cn al me Settlcre til
Sno 9ntotn DNret in0 itpr lom Ior
nNroGrcnoe. Horuoii0elicrne ON, at
Sno Iatotns 6oltcmNnQoe iuar pil
blipe ioroQet mco ira tpue til treoipe
luicn ME Settere. Ter no til lulos
ltouoiQt at itu1c Qan CpIploelie.
Sc me Sctncrt tommer ira Gle
Stater i &eatn % miotrc Ncitcn.
2Ioitilli9e 5uiener dntommer til rem
iDoliqe ccntrale Gel al Stnten. Get
er Dem, iom Nolc Noit pdr belOiae noi
til at tire Zig @omeitcaOs 5ript
6ountp, % iOm Den normelie 6rcm-
tic Dil blibe tillnot at Qlort entries.
Ntto oi@ie &rIpp GOuntp 9iDbDQQcIc
tommer mango NuH6ygQe anore Sett=
lere, iom il00r ii9 neo ben 9el al
Ure9prD 6ounD, iom ier pOr inobe=
iuttet 9tOiebuO SuoiunerreierUation.
Gn glpis / 9llpena beretter, al ira
Otti til ct Sunoreot ACrnbaneDp9nlnO=
nil9er meo Smmi9rdnt9Ooa Cr 9Gacl
0lennem Ypen bDer Sag / flere ll9er.
6rtrato9 meO 6lptte9oOs tilbortnoe De
mc Settlere 9aar oaglig Ooer omtrent
allie Scrublner / Stoten.
Gtbpert 3og, iOm 9aar ueltOoer
9jennem CacOnn, bar ira ire og ire
til ct Qulin eller iemtcn Gogulaon.u=
ger meo 3mmi9rnnt0Oos, iOm ital al
lUa'e5 langs Den nDe Nlad 0ills Qiuic
paa 6bicn9O, &dlwautce ~ Ct NduI
Ynnen. FfterretninQerne ira &Derne
lan9s ben npe Ylad Nias Qinje pad
GDicO9o g}ortbweltetn &nnen 9aar i
fannie &etning.
SiOlte 2lar ilO9 SDO 0otota aae
tioli9ere 9tetOrOer Ueo at pro0utcre nUe
8i9oomme til ct Gelob al SlS5, coo, =
600 O9 inOtog iOr oct tienoe paa bin=
anoen ipl9enoe 9lar Den ltOlte Sitting
at baUe proOuteret mere M &i9Oom
pr. Gnpita emo nogen anoen Stat /
llnioncn. 0ieo oe 5uIener al npt
Scttlere5 TONNE O8 en- 6Orp3elie al
5ituiener al 9ttres i Statens GrOoc=
areal er Der liOtu 3bjl ON, at SDO
Qltota bette 2lar Oil irembrin8e mere
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