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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
Real Street Cleaning Needed.

Some years ago 1t was the practice OF
Congress to dole out appropriations for
lighting the streets of Washington so
meagerly that 1t was necessary to con-
tract with the local gas companies for
street illumination only on the nights
when the moon was dark" In other
words, Congress required the District to
depend upon the lunar satellite for street
illumination half the time. The plan
worked fairly we'll on nights when the
moon shone brightly. but when clouds
interviewed Washington suffered sorely
from stygian darkness, and the result was
that many crimes were committed and
many accidents occurred in those cir
cumstances. The Star repeatedly called
attention to this preposterous process of
street lighting, and the appropriations
were finally SO written as to insure the
lighting Of the streets uniformly through
out the year, regardless of the moons
schedule.
1t is now in order to ask for similar
consideration in the matter of street
cleaning. Congress appropriates money
for cleaning the streets only when there
is no snow on the ground, shading the
provision of funds that the amount
granted will just suffice to cover the year
with allowance for the average number of
days Of snow. 1t Is insistent however,
that no money shall be allotted for snow
removal except from the cutters and
cross walks. and for that purpose 1t
grants only meager sum in driblets. In
consequence of this policy during a con-
siderable part Of each year the streets
remain unswept and unclaimed. the snow
churning into a disease-breeding mass of
filth which cannot, under the appropri
alton acts and the decisions Of the Treas
ury, be removed by any process. In
short. Congress depends upon the sun
and the wind to clean the streets just as
in the old days 1t depended upon the
moon to light them.
The time has surely come when Wash
ington is to be considered as full
grown city, worthy of all modern devices
for the safeguarding of the public health.
It should have q STRENGTHENING system
which cleans the streets regardless of the
conditions and of the weather. The gen.
eral appropriation should be written in
such terms that the Commissioners can
use whatever methods may be applicable
to insure clean thoroughfares. II Con-
gress insists that the snow shall not be
removed while 1t exists chiefly as snow
1t should not restrict the funds so that
they cannot be used to remove the snow
when 1t becomes sush and slime. In
short, there should be a latitude in the
authority of the Commissioners to enable
them to use scrapers or flushing streams
when such methods are most effective.
The Senate committee on appropriations
should write the STRENGTHENING item so
clearly to this effect that there can be
no mistake, and should insist upon its
adoption as a permanent feature of the
District budget.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
$3.50 the pattern.
TO=Order Work.
For the Inauguration.

find
Iii things about the house that need attention Porere and Dres
ceansed; Mattresses
o
called of workwh
esof toorder
Slip Covers too
Waist Skirt Boxes
made in
Window Seats made order
Furnishings
of all kinds reuphoered
andn
the
to the
the
% OF onlv
WORKING
to measu nande sma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23

out of touch with the land. Powerful
apparatus is at work sending messages
even across the ocean.
Verify, the wireless era has fully open
ed. Today's demonstration is merely a
striking illustration of the value Of the
device as an aid to the safe navigation
of the seas. 1t suggests. incidentally,
that perhaps by means of wireless COM
munications collisions at sea, such as
that which caused the sinking of the Re-
public. may be avoided. II the ship that
rammed the liner had been equipped with
wireless apparatus 1t might have been
possible for each to know of the close
presence of the other so as to avoid COM
ing into more dangerous proximity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
Mr.. Taft on the Canal.
From the New York Tribune.

Mr. Tafts explanation of his attitude
toward the plan of the Panama canal and
of his purpose in visiting the tsthmus
will be welcomed as an authoritative
statement upon a subject which has been
much discussed and not generally under
stood. Congress, he reminds the public.
decided what the plan of the canal should
be, and it did so after elaborate consid-
Grafton of the subject. So far as he is
concerned. therefore, the case is closed
unless some new conditions are revealed
or new evidence is produced which would
indicate that the decision was erroneous
or that the course pursued under 1t was a
failure 1t is in order to ascertain by per
sonal inspection on the spot whether such
conditions and evidence exist that he is
going to the isthmuS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
Bryan.

Mr.. Bryan is accredited with an ambi-
ton to be elected to the Senate. and his
friends in the Nebraska legislature are
moving for a law enabling a popular
choice. He h we'll entitled to that chance
for the office. For some years he had not
been popular at home, but last fall a new
spirit was manifested toward him. His
home people Endorsed him as against
Judge Taft, though by no great majority.
1t is not easy TO conceive him satisfied
with the duties of a senator, but that is
his affair. He would Undoubtedly add
ginger to the Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
The Taximeter. \
From the New York Times.


The taximeter Is splendid instrument.
but it Is subject to spells of the depravity
which is known to affect all inanimate
objects without seeming provocation
the taximeter will bear false witness.
Everybody knows the public chauffeurs
are incorruptible. except as the depraved
taximeters influence their conduct and
compel them to overcharge. Everybody
knows that the wheels of a motorcar will
slip on icy or Shiny pavements and that
more revolutions will be recorded by the
than when the going Is good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
An Art Controversy.

An Art Controversy.
We're having a commotion down to Po-
hick on the crick;
We're ready to upset the hull durn body
polite
Because the voice Of power has gone an
give our nerves a start
By hintin' that we all don't know 30
very much bout art.
The mayor up an says he thinks it would
be ruther nice
tim some advice
Before we go ahead q takin' people un-
awares
thoroughfares.
The city council riz right up an said 1t
would be blamed
If it would stand such nonsense: that we
ought to be ashamed
To hint that oil Joe Clinker. who hez KEEP
the marble yard
Fur all these years. should run the slight
est risk O. bein' barred
From any contract that the city might be
givin' out;
Cause Joes a regular statuary genius
ana ABOUT
AS reasonable as you could expect regard
in terms
An vastly more obligin' than them stuck
up foreign firms.
Shall we stand by an hear an art COM
mission runnin' down
Them swell cast-iron bosses that are scat
tered round the town,
Shall we admit that structures which
stand towerin' overhead
Seem cut upon the bias an pieced out
with gingerbread?
Shall utter strangers have the right to
say they keer darn
II OF 81 Simlin' wants to put gargoyle
on his barn
Not much! Effete communities may bow
to the big stick
Of art; but we are practical at Pohick on
the crick!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
Where Streets Are Narrow.
- -. Cnaualand plaln naalor

II cities were oftener planned and were
less often forced to see themselves ''just
grow" they would be healthier. happier
and prettier. Aside from Washington and
a few smaller made-to-order communities
like Gary, Ind; Pullman and others,
American cities are largely overgrown
Practically all large centers OF
population feel the disadvantage of this
but only in case of some dis
aster like that of Baltimore and San
Francisco do they have the opportunity to
remodel themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
Some Comfort.

We may not have a motor car
The White House folk to carry.
The good old horse we cannot bar.
Since he is customary.
He Is patient, friendly beast;
Let's patiently abide him,
For they can hitch him up. at least;
They will not have to ride him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
The Disgrace Of It!
D.-,LlSx.-

The War Department has finally can
celed the engagement Of the detectives
~ho were engaged in sorting out the
g Iilty and innocent among the black bat
talon. But the detectives carry off $4,000
for services which were an unspeakable
disgrace to the United States govern
ment Does the detective who manufac-
tured the Boyd Conyers confession" re-
tire with a full allowance Of cash?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
A Sharer of Wealth,

Are you a socialist in practice as we'll
as in theory?"
Il am," answered the man who talks
fluently. EVERY night make the man.
ager OF this lecture tour divide all his
money with me before he leaves the box
Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23

Criticisms are being addressed to Rep
resentative Willett in remorseless indigna-
ton. An iconoclast does wisely to select
a subject in a historic period that does
not permit the victims friends to get
back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23

New York does its best to compensate
for the remoteness of congressional and
White House interchanges by taking a
warm interest In the feuds of the oper-
attic stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23

Harry Thaw feels confident that some
where there is legal procedure that will
meet his requirements If he can only get
permission to travel around and find it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23

When John Wesley Gaines says he pro-
tests against any curtailment of freedom
Of speech the world recognizes him at
once as man who speaks from the heart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
New Stationery for All Occasions.

HE NEWEST ideas Stationery
Wedding At Homes Church,
belished fashionable
and n
Cotlon n
Also Dinner Cards, painted order, n
Leave orders Stationery Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23

1t might have interfered with the pleas
ure Of that jaunt to Warrenton had it
been known that it would be the means
of breaking Gen. Miles silence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23

1t would seem a great waste of money
for a man with Mr.. Rockefeller's income
not to live as long as he possibly can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23

The New York woman who wants a d.
vorce on the ground that she Is a slave
to her husband is likely to renew de-
bate on that old standby in popular con-
troversy, els marriage a failure?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23

Mr.. Bailey has made it clear that any
personal prosperity he may have attained
has not made him luxurious in his ideas
of national expenditure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23

About the only protection against earth
quakes that science has been able to sug-
gest is to move away from the localities
in which they prevail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23

nsIn order to avoid delays on account
of personal absence letters to THE
STAR should not be addressed to any
individual connected with the ONCE, but
simply to THE STAR, or to the Editorial
or Business Department, according to
tenor or purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23

A Presidents salary should be liberal
in view Of the Doctors bills that are al
ways liable to result from 4th Of March
weather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23

Only his Intimate friends will know
whether Mr.. Taft really prefers opossum
as steady diet to Chesapeake oysters
and terrapin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23

The report that Prince de Sagan has
ordered 100 vests is calculated to make
Count Boni Shrek with envy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23

Hartman will hardly see why a gov
eminent should solicit expert advice on
art and reject it on so important a mat
ter as railroading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23

Senator Tillman was at least able to ex-
plain his business transactions without
falling back on forgetfulness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
A Schemer.

$50 You are encouraging your wife to
become suffragette?"
Yes" answered Mr.. Meekton.
But L thought you disapproved Of the
movement"
well. it occurred to me that If any,
thing could discourage suffragettes in
general 1T would be Henrietta turned
loose, giving them a piece Of her mind"
AS soon as some men gifts a little
saved up fob a rainy day." said Uncle
Eben, "dey can't resist de temptation to
knock off work an watch fob shower"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
Imported Printed Pop1im Dress Patterns.


notbe duplicated
$3.50 the pattern. ETE Ffgaa7~
This early display will those desiring these fabrics fashionable
Palm
also affords opportunity
which area fen notd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
We Are Now Displaying
Dainty New Spring Wash Fabrics
For Lingerie Gowns, Separate Waists, etc.

DVANCE including
M Kyoa Silk roche Silk PopEn Japoni Silk Eoenne de Luxe
QA Mousselne
Null Costume Chiffon Silk Embroidered French Wolfe French Bas
Eheure Silk Striped Fe Printed Jacquard Printed Silk Null
able especially southern
We CALL attention to the following beautiful materials:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
French Orgamdie.

We are showing a very
choice line of Printed
French Organdie, in both
light and dark colorings, in
a variety of beautiful floral
designs. 81 inches wide.
5712c the yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
Novelty Shantumg.

A beautiful soft silk-and-
cotton fabric, for waists and
street dresses. We show
the following dainty color
ings-light green, d *
green, old rose, tan, cham
payne, Damascus blue, etc.
"a inches wide.
SOC the yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
Efleure.

A very pretty sheer cot
ton fabric, white ground
with beautiful printe d
stripes and floral designs;
suitable for both street and
evening wear. ~ inches
wide.
SOC the yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
Good Thing

From the Boston Transcript. III
Wanted-fireg1ao1 gasoAge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
Embroidered French

Voiles.
Embroidered French
Voiles, of our own impor-
tation, white ground with
attractive satin stripes and
figures, in pink, blue, tan
and lavender. 80 inches
wide.
ST so the yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
1lfor @}prtrl0

COMPRISING articles and accessories appro-
" pirate for Palm Beach and other southern
resorts are now displayed i'm many depart
ments, and i'm broader variety than is usual
thus early i'm the season, and include many
exclusive novelties not to be found later, to
which we invite attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-23
Chiffon Lisse.
Satin Jacquards.

A choice line of Satin
Jacquards, in pink, blue,
green, a We n d er, yellow,
champagne and old rose,
with large satin coin spots
in self-color; for both street
and evening wear. ~ inches
wide.
4Oc the ward.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
quiet np Rfckkrttet.
Rtpts.ref al en- praitiff SusmVstr
Gnscnie See Cream.

SoIp Wafroner % fire tsrrc ga.
on Singers" fnries rigtig fint % iig'
tes oerpun., 26 NunbIer ifoIbcs %
itebes, til oct or iom en- Geig, -
man fan oaiaa BRUCE A liner lmono
Baite, bpis ma bar Oct paa Eager.
20 Stopper rig 5Isoe faar ct Spfog,
tiIiGtteS ell Sop Suffer % rsres l.
til Sufferct er imeItet. Saa IsiteS
oct al Stopen, iGttes tiliibe til Oct er
o~ifisIet, ireres iaa TO Stopper piifet
5lsHe % ipttcs iaa bort til BET er al
beleS foI0t. Naor Oct er folot NOT,
bar man TO Spiieitcer Grange
Sloper 8ater" % to Splle'teer
Waraihino I % frpier oct iaa 'om
oIminoelig See CREAM Saa mart
Set er froSiet itipt, ta9er man "GoIbe'
ren" no, rsrer De itsotc Sage
imulcr og De itsbte Monoler | %
Iaoer set berpaa itaa paffet / SIS %
Salt 3 elmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
On VcrocnSunion.

Zen al Get tgI. oouife geographic
Selifubs Ielegere6e DeO oen inter.
rationale aeogruTife aougres iiior /
@eui G~roiesior Die Giuiien, irem.
lagte 8lau iii en- @erocnsunion al
geographic Selifaber, iom gaur no
paa ct intimt Snmarbeioe meacnt
aQe geograiiife SeIifnber Of ensortct
girfemao6c, er M eiter en- Del Dor.
bauolinacr ifreoet ina piot irem, at
groie5iorcns iliIoItGnOige Irogrnm
paa Sranif / oisie Gage uoienoes til
oc Of aonare5ien uounIgte SeIifuber.
Neo Programmed islger en- SnobU.
belle ira Get fgl. oarite geographic
Selifub til et Nsbe / aisbenbauu
Barren 1910, pon bpiIfct SngcH en-.
oeIig ifol iorban0les % oereitcr 10,
res no | 2ipet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08

: IariS fanbt Ser / oi5ic Sage
et Iiot lpitig Srpaup$. Srterme5So
Steo.
@ri,b % grubeom @ioncr %
9rpqupSgipiter bar ioriomIct poa
Wairiet. Bare SpigermooerGn, @ru.
oers Nor, iapneoeS. % Geremonicu
fllnbe oerfor life fulNbprbe$, ga 9ru.
benS Mor ifal nrbcrifriue F~rotofoI.
len efter fuIobproet @ieIie.
"a 0airen efter en- lang @entc.
tio bIep utaaImobiQ, ioripunot en-
Serre al SeIifabet ior at isae eiter
Spigermobcren. Oct uartc life lpn,
&c, fsr ban penbte tilbogc mco Ell
ItaIelig Game oeo Grmen % irem.
itiact benoe iom Sruocns DIOR. Mcn
ga bun eitcr Sieller itllIoe urocr.
ifripc Frotofoaert, bICu bun reo %
nsIet. 90 "a @ruber iomtioig no.
'tstte ct bstt Sfria pe0 at iua Eie
pna en- frcmmco Game iitcSctior No.
beren, piloe Woiren Iooe EoIitict
bente.
SeIbigpiS fom | set iommc 9ru.
oens rigtige Nor, og Sen ififfcIiac
Maire los Hoaoe 9aa for 8et. mems
ben faIife Spiaermor off IpffeIia ser.
fra meb ct 90 6ranc.S tuffe, bun
bapoe faat for i'm giuiebeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08

I Sapau.

S aue iapanife GicgiertugSifoIcr
aiueS ser Notwithstanding. lln-
Observation-Disclosures bar mioIertio
aiaipet en- %oifieiel &crctuing, boori
ban l,otaIer, at ben biottoige WoraI.
lmocrpiSning bar pitt itg gouite
utilireositilenoe, % at oen moralife
Cpbrogelies WaaI er ioricilct". Zen.
ne ltotaIelie er / piOe areoie blet iub.
gaocnoe omtalt, iGrlig / Den japan.
itc Yresie; | Acknowledged er man
raaet til oct HeiuItOt, at Wiuiitereu
bar Het / i'm Spiatning al, at Mo.
rnIuuOerpisningen life tilitrpffeIig
bar funnel mohpirfe &c Iioet tiIfrcoSs
itiacube iGbeIige IorboIo, % at ser
/ Stutsifolerne bpr iuoferc$ Rclis
misunderstanding, cntcn b%lroobiitiif
cQer friitcltg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
Icleion % 5clc9rai.
Sturc Sal.

Hoe poa 2anbSubitiQiugen / War
bus fan man / StatStclearoieu8 IN.
tereSiantc lloitiuing iad @eite0 ON.
buor itcrft ScIeiou % ScIcarai be.
mites / Ionmarf % andre euro.
pGiife 2onbe, % buor umaaoella
llopiflin9en bar uPrct pon bette Sm'
raaoe. gt Imcrifa imioIertio ogiua
Der boloer Sfriot mco Den gomle
@crben. Ter man al en- Statiitif, lont
oifentliqgisres | bisie Gage.
Imerifanerne hsrte fsrite Sang
Sele'onfIofteus Slang | 1876, men
Ell oiicntlig SeIefon tit mon life isr
aaret eiter. Sem Nar ienerc baooe
man toget $4,000 0tiI 1eIeioutroo0
/ 9rilg, omtrent Ell N~ienbebel al 1e'
IcqroinettctS iomIeoe 2Gugoe, men
mi err oe 5orcneoe Staters SeIeion'
fabeI otte 8onge inn Ionat 'om Ge'
Icoruftroaoer. Staternes iomleoe
Gelcion. % ScIegrairet bar ben on.
toqeIige 2pngoe al 10 Wftuioner
NtiI.
Get err Ell flor &~rbeiositprfc, Der
beitiPitigeS peo Den LANCE 3raao.
Cp9uuen bier, at Der PED SeIeionci
er aniat 10000 Wtenreifer, iom I
2en faar 40 Miaioucr Collars, me
oeus Observation-Disclosures lsnner De
res $4,000 8unftionprer me6 10
OtiQioncr Collars. Seleionielitnber,
ne bar tiIiommen Ell aftiefupitaI al
ISIS Wia. Goa.; Observation-Disclosures
rsieS meO gobt en- 6ier0eoel ar bette
9cIgb.
SeIefonens SnotGgtcr bar uGrct
tS5 % S%eIegrniens - gtlaiouer
Collars. meoeus lloaiiterrc par ben.
boIoSpi3 al og II gtiliouer Col
lars. Ger err beisrgct 265 Wiiuio'
uer SeIearammer, og SeIcfouidmta.
Ierne bar ppret ion mduae, Of man
iIet life bar Ial pon Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08

Stefono Snfioitro, iom / 81 aar
befIGote Siiaingen iom 8isffentei
| "Seminario Totriarcale" / gene.
dig mootog / SUM- 1903 ct grep,
bpori ban uleget inotrpeenoe ppior.
orebes til at toulme til Rom, oa ocn
npuaIgte Tnpe Bins Den 10oe, ser
lom anroiuaI / @~eneoia bapoe lGrt
at ltotte SndioitroS Sunit, snifeoe
at FINITE BAN til Tatifanct. Ste.
fano mootog Soeruet % reilte til
fom. bpor aaroinnI.S tatSictreiG.
rem Merrp gel Bal mootoa ham %
poa oct ~iuoitpnoigite paoIdgoe BAN
altib at isr9e for Den bcoit muIiee
Qfo6 til Taocn iaaIeoeS at Sen bel.
liae 6obcr itaoig funoe gIGoe liz ucb
900 SeIbrco. Senere bIep Steiouo
mootaget al Faoen, men aisffcnte.
fen par ioa optaGet al oeu itore sGre,
iom bites BAN, at ban life formna.
zoe at ircmicre ct cneItc ORD. fpr
Taoe Bins meo Ggte penetionif Oia.
left bapoe iagt uogIe opmuntrenoc
Sro til BAN.
Snhioitro, iom rplig bar ~Iortalt
octte til 9laoet "Ieueto", oplpicr
inopioerc Iiot ON. buorIeocS Eapena
oogIige 2cpemonoc or. Gen beIligc
Suoer in6taQcr - iortuIler aieffcn.
deien - itrar ON Worgeuen, umio.
oelbart eiter at bare oueruGrct Den
heligc NteSie, Ell ltoen Stop aaiie %
ipticr til Wi06ag poo Slaget ~
Cppdrtuingeu uoisreS al Ell eteite.
meget betroet aammertiener. Faoen
lcper megct taroeltat. Vttooo9cl
beitaar iom Re9eI flr al Suppc %
en- cnfeIt aiebret. ErTctS 81. 8 ipi'
Ter Gape Bins til Aitcn bpor Der
ioruocn en- lioeu aieorct leroereS
Iiot @rentiaQer. On 8intcrcn ipi
Ter Gapeu aieruc sGrtciuppc cuer
N~taiSiuppc, iom Stcianc tiIbereber
offllrot paa iomme Moaoe, iom 30
pen bar pant til ira @cucOtg. iii
0oisiuppen ipiicr oen benige 6uSer
Siif, iom ienoeS til @ntifanetS aisf.
ten ira Giuita @ecd)ia eIler Ieneoig,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-10-08
&inas lGroe W9no

De beiiorremnc l9roe WGu0 i
9ina er iortiOen forbitret, foroi
llnioeriitetet / Befin9 bar tiIoeIt Ell
fremmeo Goftortitlen, og oct en00a
uoer at ban bar prRiteret Oen cQcr4
foreifrepne G~ibonbline. Oct bar
ifslge Ell 9IogummeI 9citcmmclie
biotil oPret iorbuot at gioe ircmmcoc
Den fineiiife GoftortiteI, fiji IiQeiom
aiueiernc orog en- Dur ON lit GiQc,
for at ingen ircmmeb ifuIoe fommc
mo, iaaIeoeS ittI0c ogioo bcre5 @i.
oenifob bore m 1iangribeIig SeQiq.
Dom for oae frCmmeoe. 3aur MI
llniperiitctet / &cfing, qanife pit
UNDER Groteit ira SlertaQct al ai.
mas lGrbe WGnN, bar bruot mcb
BERNIE 9eitemmcIic % tiI6eIt en- lto.
lGnoing Softortitelen, bill man bert
lie ct gionesbprO ON, of ainos ri6en.
ifnbelige 8er6en oil brpoe oen itrcn.
ge aiiluttetbeb, / huiIfen Den / Gur.
tuIener bar Icuct.
Get er life en- GuropGer, men en-
Sapauer, Sattori Den eneituaenOe
llomerfelie er bet tilbel, og set bare
foroi ban / en- 9arrRffe bar prret
SGrer peo l1niUcriitetet / Gefiug.
Get, iom giper bans 0~oftortitcl oens
iprlige aoIorit, cr Den SmitpnOig.
beb, at Suttori life bar erbperpet ia
ben paa @runoIdq al en- Grumen.
men at ban peo i'm airciic ira 8e.
fling or bet Grct meo @Groighe6cn
Soctor bonoris c1uia.
Oct er iRrIig bette, TOM bar brogt
De fineiiIte gioeritabsmGnO / Sar.
milf, tbi Den Gramen, ben fiueiiife
Ioftorano bar al ail9gee, er iua
ubpre pouifeIig, at oct bare luftes
meget iaa at tiIfiGmpe fla beu eitcr.
trngteoe gGrOigbeO. ltb ira bette
Spuspunft bar DC fiHeiiife lGrOe
proteiteret imoo llnioeriiteteis SGro
og fntegoriif erfIGret, al De life be.
tragter Snttori iom fineiiit Sottor,
men al De, Tom hiOtiI, boloer iait peS.
al ingen lrolGubtrg cr berettiget iii
at fable fla fiueiiit Goftor.