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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
Forestry Reserve Decision.

Helena. Mont.-The registrar and
receiver Of the United States land Of
flee here have rendered decision re-
specting mineral claims in forest re-
serves which II affirmed by the de-
partment at Washington will do much
In remove causes OF complaint which
have in the past been lodged against
the administration OF those reserves
in Western states The case Is enti-
tied United states against Carneau
and Hickey. prospectors in the Helena
reserve. and who had located several
quartz claims therein. Charges were
brought against each location, alleging
mo discovery of minerals"
The opinion says: THE only ques-
tion to be considered here Is as to
whether a discovery has been made
and the forest service mining experts
contend that there has not been. be-
cause the values obtained by him did
not meet his idea OF values that should
be disclosed in a discovery. Accord
ing to this idea. the expert would have
the discovery of mineral in paying
quantities at the very outset Of the
location. Such condition could not
be sustained for a moment. because,
II such were the case, n prospector
would be absolutely precluded from
making a location OF milling claim in
the first instance, as paying mines,
generally. are not disclosed on the sur.
face and are only made by eNplora-
tion and development"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
Black Chiffon Gown.

A strikingly beautiful gown observed
recently was OF black chiffon mounted
over white satin sheath. The chiffon
was handsomely embroidered In silver.
Four narrow bands OF silver trimming
ran the entire length OF the sides and
pointed off in tunic effect back and
front
The hem. trail and edge Of the simu-
lated tunic we're embroidered In great
round motifs of effective design In sill
yer threads and sequins. The little
cap sleeves we're silver embroidered
and there were small white tulle ell
bow puffs.
A cluster OF red flowers on the low
necked corsage and a large black hat
OF lovely contours and trimmed with
tall. softly dropping black ostrich
plumes completed the picture.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
NOVEL BELT WITH A BORDER
Casing Of White Linen Worked In
coiored Mereerized cottons Has
Good Appearance.

Very new In belts is casing OF
white linen with a conventionalized
border worked In colored mercerized
cottons the same tone rs a heavy rib
bon betting which is run through It.
The casing Is cut about an inch
wider than the betting and has an ir-
regular viney edge and different
shaped medallions embroidered on
each edge. with vertical designs run
ming through them. The edges Of
the casing and medallions are worked
in narrow buttonhole stitch and then
cut out The latter thus makes slides
which come over the helting. The
flowers are worked In satin stitch.
A clover design worked In green
is effective for wearing with a green
belt. while with n brown one a con-
veltionalized motif OF chestnuts and
leaves should be embroidered and
buttonholed In browns. The edges OF
the oval, oblong or square medallion
slides are finished In straight button
hole stitch about a sixteenth Of an
inch deep or less.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
TO HOLD THE POWDER PUFF.
Dainty and Most Useful Bag Makes an
Acceptable Present for the
Traveller.

A dainty bag for a powder pun to be
riven to a friend who travels much
should be made from circle OF paste
BOARD, four inches In diameter. another
.ircIe three inches in diameter. and
oone or wooden ring. three inches In
liameter.
Cover the two pasteboard circles
with a layer OF cotton batting. then
outside and In with ecru china silk OF
q firm quality. Cut a strip OF the SILK
20 inches long and six deep. Join the
ends together. gather the bottom and
overcast to the largest circle. Gather
the upper edge around the bone circle.
Overcast or fasten the smaller circle
OF pasteboard to the top OF the bone
ring at the back. Tor lid. and provide
II with a loop to fasten on button
lust below the ring on the bag.
Make a loose chamois bag to slip In
side the silk one to hold powder and
pun. Such a case is collapsible and
much lighter than carrying a glass or
silver powder box in a travelling bag.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

The House has passed resolutions
authorizing the secretary OF war to
loan cots and tents for the forty-third
annual national encampment OF the G.
A. X. at Salt Lake.
The Cuban minister has designated
Senate Abraneo. a chancellor Of the
legation. to go to Point Iona, San d.
ego, Cal, to investigate certain meth
ods in the conduct OF the Raja foSa
school and the treatment accorded Gu
ban children at the school.
President Taft has sent to the Sen.
ate the nomination Of Walter E. Clark,
Washington newspaper man attached
to the New York Sun bureau, as gov.
ernor of Alaska. to succeed Governor
Haggott. resigned. Mr.. Clark is unus.
ually informed on Alaskan affairs.
One or two flights by the Wright
brothers on the ground south OF the
White house is a part OF the tentative
plans for the exercises incident to the
presentation Of the Aero Club Of Amer.
ica's gold medals to the two brothers
at the White house on June 10th.
The case of the Texas & Pacific
Railroad Company and others versus
Easton & Knox and others involving
the right to collect damages from a
railroad company in case OF Its failure
to ship livestock from one point to an
other over the most direct route. has
been decided by the Supreme Court
against the railroad company. The
cattle owners were awarded $500
damages.
That there will be a sharp contest
in the Senate over the proposition to
refer to the judiciary committee the
amendment to the tariff bill intro
duced by Senator Bailey, providing
for an income tax. is indicated by q
coalition Of the Democrats and some
of the progressive Republicans"
which became known Tuesday. Un-
questionably the vote will be close,
probably the closest that will occur in
the making OF the tariff bill.
At the request OF Senator Guggen-
helm Chairman Aldrich has decided
to reopen the zinc schedule and the
finance committee will hear argu-
ments OF Western senators who de-
sire a higher duty upon zinc than pro-
vided by the committee amendments
which have been adopted in the Sen
ate.
TUESDAYS statement Of the treas
ury balance In the general fund, ex
elusive Of the s150.00O.O00 gold re-
serve, shows: Gold coin and bullion
1852, ,758: gold certificates. 31.G58.
800; available cash balance, sllS.655..
sci.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
Keep Your Hat on Straight.

Many women. either from a peculiar
construction of the head or from not
knowing how to pin hat securely.
wear their headgear at a rakish angle
that is. to put 1T mildly. not becoming.
II you are one OF those uniortunates
and are tired OF being told to put your
hat on straight try what weighing It
on the light side will do. Sew little
pieces of lead in among the trimming
on the side that tips up. and you will
have no further difficulty in keeping
your headgear as convention DEGREES
II should be worn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
Old Fort Re-Discovered.

Greeley. Colo.-Fort Latham. built
for n defense against the Indians in
this locality in the early sixties. but
which was supposed to have been re-
stroyed years ago. has been located on
the ranch of o. A. Gordan. southeast OF
here. where 1t is now used as barn.
The fort is made of sod and Is In as
good condition as when built. hfty
years ago. The port holes are easily
seen and Indian arrowheads were
found embedded in the ground. recall
ing the Indian attacks OF bygone Jays.
Thirty years ago the fort was used as
a school house and ten years previous
county court was held In 1t.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
TrIp Depends On Congress.

Los Angeles.-President Taft has
written a letter to his brother-in-law.
DR.. William A. Edwards. regarding his
proposed western tri p during the sum
mer DIR. Edwards has not made the
entire contents OF the letter public.
but he has said that the President
makes the announcement that he will
bring Mrs. Taft and his son. Charlie,
with him provided he makes the jour
ney, which still depends upon an ap-
propriation from Congress to cover
travelling expenses. He wants to re-
turn home through the Southwest and
South
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
GENERAL NEWS.

,e Meredith, the English novel
Il in London on the 18th inst.
age Of eighty-one years.
russian Socialists have intro
the Duma an Interpolation
a terrible Indictment against
Illustration OF the Russian
which are described as veri-
-ture cells. seething with ty-
ID scurvy.
" is to be fortified with a
airship stations, stretching
se Constance by way Of AL
Lorraine to the Rhine pro-
far north as Hamburg.
ads for hatpins promise to
ne metalized roses and other
:. A manufacturing firm at
ILL.,, has accepted an order
merry jobbing houses for 5O.-
.zed toads. By a chemical
10 toads. first killed by gas
then impaled upon a long
turne TO metal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
New Fashions In Watches.

Girls are in raptures over the new
watches. which grow smaller and
smaller. being now SO microscopic
that they are worn like a iocket on the
neck chain. They come IN every sort
OF design. from those heavily incrusted
with Jewels to the metals without or
namentation. and one that would make
the heart OF any girl glad Is OF very
thin gold. open-faced. OF course. as all
these watches are. its encased side.
which is the side to show when wear
ing It Iocket fashion. decorated by the
initial Of the wearer done in tiny tur-
quoises. A gold and turquoise chain
completes this fascinating baubie.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
Lono Concrete Pipe Line.

Denver. The Eastern Colorado
Power Company has just awarded
contract for the construction of
twelve miles of 36.inch concrete pipe
to Arthur 8. Bent of Los Angeles. Cal.
This conduit is to convey the water
of Boulder creek from Barker dam to
the company's power house near Bonl'
der, and is the largest contract OF the
kind ever let in the West. Bent has
returned to California for skilled men,
and will begin active work June list.
Two hundred and fifty men will be
put on, and the work completed Octo
her lst
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
The Penrose & Northern railway. in

The Penrose & Northern railway. in
Fremont county. which is financed by
the Beaver Land & Irrigation Com
pany. has just completed laying three
and half miles of rails and expects
to have the road in operation by June
LIST.
The Union Pacific has filed condein-
nation suits In the District Court at
Greeley against ten farmers In Crow
Creek district with whom the COM
pany has not been able to settle. the
farmors holding their land at over 800
an acre.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

A project is on foot to found a social
club house for the girl students Of
Boston. During the last school term
there were said to have been 10000
girls and women studying in that city.
Alfred Shrubb. the English middle
distance champion, proved his ability
to go further than fifteen miles in a
winning style, by defeating Henri st.
Yves, the marathon champion from
France. in their twenty mile race at
Montreal in 1:54:25.
It is expected that within a short
time the alumni of Harvard will pre-
sent DR.. Eliot, the retiring president.
with a fund sufficient to enable him
to live with every possible comfort
the rest of his life. 1t is said that
the fund already amounts to over
$4,000.
somewhat severe earth tremor
was felt in Winnipeg, Manitoba, at
1917 O'Clock p. m, on the 18th inst.
lasting about twenty seconds. The
movement was from north to south.
The shock was also felt at Swift Cur
rent, Sask., and at Lanigan, Sask., 500
miles west.
Theodore Roosevelt, as the guest OF
George Mcmillan at the Ju ia ranch,
whittier he repaired from his camp at
Machakos in the Athi river district
spent his first day at the ranch in
his room resting. He has begun work
on a series Of articles describing his
adventures up to date.
Capt. Peter c. Hams, Jr.. U. 8. A.,
who was convicted at Flushing, N. Y,
Of manslaughter in the first degree for
killing William E. Annis at the Bay
side Yacht club last August, has been
sentenced by Justice Garretson In the
Supreme Court to term of imprison-
ment Of not less than eight or more
than sixteen years.
A few years ago. when Grand Army
ranks began to thin from death. q
movement was started to organize as.
sociate societies of such persons az
desired to help to keep up the famous
organization. Many Of the larger
posts now have associate societies. 1t
is one OF these that President Taft
has Joined.
President Taft has been mustered
in as an honorary member Of the As.
ISOLATED Society of Farnsworth post.
G. A. r. OF Mount Vernon. N. Y. The
ceremonies were conducted by Gen.
Horace Porter OF New York in the
east room OF the White House. Pres
ident Roosevelt was made a member
Of the society soon after he became
president.
In an alright tank. borne aloft by
big balloon, Prof. David n. Todd o,
Amherst College observatory proposes
to make the first attempt ever made
by the inhabitants OF the earth to
intercept possible messages from the
people OF the planet Mars. whom as
tronomers are inclined to think have
been signalling to the earth by means
Of ether waves for years.
French royalists took advantage oi
the three days fete at Paris in honol
OF the beatification OF Joan OF Arc
to give a dinner Of 500 covers in honor
| Of the duke Of Orleans. The company
sang royalist songs and violent
speeches were made against the re
public. Senator lie Breton denounced
the idea that Joan of Arc II alive to
day would be anything but a royalist
Catholic.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28
Nail Polish in Tubes.

The latest toilet novelty is nail
polish. which comes in a tube. and can
be pressed out like artists pigments.
The polish itself is OF a consistency
between n cream and a liquid. easy to
put on.
The case is neat little one. nickel
plated, with a top that pulls out. and
furnished with an ejector to force out
the enamel
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-05-28

adorably
1 exquisite rylke
finest
entirely BY hand
being together with hne Nearly every nse vns %
af
be completed
to
buttonhole stitch Three examples
embro
thu
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Sommnal GG,npcifanbnle. s NittS.

Gomnnal GG1npeifanonle, S NittS'
6nrg, Ya., blep iiolte uge Z Meolen1'
,mer al 9praaoet og 2 8onfprnlioen=
ter orreItere6e for at bape begauet ito.
re -llrcgelnpsiigbeoer / Sc fomunale
s(fferer, 11opnlig i Torbinoelie neo
Mnbringelie al @pens Eenge for
.ifiellige Banter. Gesu6en n1enes Der
at pGre 1fet ltore ltnoeri19b og 8e-
itiffeller / Torhinoelie me6 slnlpg al
8rocr, ser lfl,l6e lette 8pen 9llle>
gbenp, lom iibite alar fit forsunal
Somnen i1utning n,e6 Bittsb1rg,
6orbinbelIe nteo oen1te 8p. De 9 Mr.
reltanter bor noattet Itille en &au'
tion poo iaIt $178,000 for at fou1m0
pao 6rifob. 6orifiellige @or9erfore'
nin9cr bar / 5tilbeo foretaget oe
llnoeripgeller, lonr bar fert til slrre'
1totipnernc. Gbefen for 8pens Sp.
Oagellespoltti far n1aottet tage lin
9lflfeb. sllle Sc Oroinancer, lom 8D-
roa6et bor pe6toget Sc liblte 2 Mar,
pil blipe gr1&noigt un6eriggte. @fter
sigenoe far Anorem Carnegie gipe1
$150,000 til at faa l1n6eriggelien
ip9rfl lat.
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8eparinsen al 2anoets @elfaabas

D.
fiber er lom befien6t Ell Sag, Der
ligger 8r9ii6ent &ooiepelt uarmt paa
&ierte. Haa bans SSnitiatip er Der
ne6lat en- &omisiton, Der lfal oberpeie
og unberlpge, bba6 Ser fra @egie-
ringens og 8efoltningens @i6e fun
gieres for at bepore Sfope, Miner,
M9erbrugsior6ens g6eepne, gipre
8an6beiene ieilbare bi6ere .u6fr9f-
ming oio. S 8aibington, 9. g., bar
Ser bRret afbolM to 4onfere1rrer on,
gaaen6e benne 5ug mellem &rR1t.
be11terL &omis5tonet1s Me6lemmer,
5tuternes @nperngrer og iagfpnoige
Men6, og Nreii6enten bar nj lt0-
Site0t Sn6bp6elie til en- nD @onfereuce
ON 0e1tne Sag, 6er ifaI afbol6es iEoet
@bi6e &us g. is. Gebruar. Gil
bette Mg6e bar Brelt6ent &ooiebeH
ie11ot ipecielle ssSnobpoeliertiI gana6as
General =@uperrgr, 2dr6 @rnp ogs
til Mericos 8reli0ent, Dia5, i0et ba1r
sn1ener, at 0enne Spgabe fun tan IT,
les ne0 5arrarbei0e 1nellen1 De ,1oro-.s.
amerifanffe 2al1oe. De Sor, 5taters..
6oreiter, Clifford Binebot, pil oper-
.bringe snobpo oelierne Jon: ipeeiel l1o-
ienoinq fra 3rnfoe,,t sRooiepelt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-01

gprnbolms gefrieiie fra soeniferne.

lior bons 6ange; n1en ba ba1, citer
at pare fbrt l1o al @l1iet, foripgte at
l1nolpbe, blep ban ifl1ot. Sngnet
|fpier til, at ban blep 1fu6t mes Ell
Splpf1,op, oa alnilroelige &ugler
|iffe ptloe bipc pao barn. Ste6et for
Yrint5enif9los 0rab fii1oes en6nu /
Dag, fienoete9net peb tire (opril10e-
Zig toy flaoe 5ten, paa &p,1,1e store=
gaoe Ell balpan6etbul1orcoe sllel1 Sp0
for Snellemorf og ltnli6belbart us
| for 9faaobusltrn6e, bpor Sen Gang
9pens gan1le &aaobus loo.
Yrint5enifgloS 9rab, Ser mart
blep befienbt oper bele 9en, bleb Gig
nalet til en- almin0elig 6olfereisnirg;
Ser ringebes rneo @irfeflofferne, og
allereoe famine Mften fun6e Sens
&oefoeo / 5piblen for e1t bepebnet
Sfare 6rage moo Sanrmersbus. S
9ebet of Sen felgen6e 0ag fon flere
| ill., og I'LL opergop be1 ipenife 8elet-
ming Zig 11ben Mob1tan6, oflepereoe
0eres Saaben ll6enfor Slottets 8er<
fer og fertes tilbage iom Sanger.
8lonot Gangerne bar oglaa Erint5e1t=
lfelos @uitrl,. Ser fortelles, at man
for at frenifpn0e Geitningens Sper=
gipelie benptte6e Sen 2iit at la6e en-
&Dtter ifere Jig Brint5enlfgl6s &la=
Der og lom 8ornbolmernes Tange op=
for0re Geltningens Manoifab til at
opergipe Jig, ga / n1o6iat 6al0 bans
Sope0 pil0e blipe foitet oper @oloene.
9en ipenife 8eletl1ing paa San1=
nrersbuS, ser. oprinoelig talte 100
asfa110, bar pao bette 5i6spunft fr1lt.
6O-7O Wfonb itnrf, og 69itningelt
par fren1beles baarlig 6oripars=
tilitonO. Sc pprige faa ipenlfe Col
batter, Ser, paa bette Siospunft BE-
fan6t Jig ipreote oper 9enu blep
fnngsleoe eller br9bte. 8ornbolns
9efrielie por iaoleoes frl0bDr6et / 81
bet al to Gage uoen at baoe. foltet
Sornbolmerne bperfen 2ip eller Gent
r1er, og fort efter brog l16len6inge
fra @ornbolm til &ipbenbapn for at
operoroge &ongen 1en til uepinoelig
slro og @ienoom"
&ongen lobebe at eri11ore 8orr1=
bol1ncrne meo al fongelig 9eaaoe og
foripne Sem meo Yripilegier og 8e=
noooninger til 2pn for 6eres Gro=
fab. Sens &oefoe0 blep forfremmet
til &aptein og fit afgiftsfri Mogle=
,gaaro 9ltermarie, ionn ban bi6til
bap6e bapt TeIte. 0enne @aar0,
ser er en- al 9ens betpoelig1te @ien=
oomme, ct life lGngere Slegtens
Sic.
Sens &oefoeb bar to @onge gift og
bap6e "a 8prn; ban 0e0e 8. rs.
Mqi 1851.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-01
@n frDetelis & n1ellem rusiiif

@n frpetelis aa1np n1ellern rusiiife
Gerroriiter og Eoliti % @iliter
fanbt Steb ssSuleoog / EN- al Molfoms
Goriteber. Yolitiet bab6e faaet I'm
6erretning ON, at nogle 2ebere at
Sen tepolutionGre 8epagelie bolbt ct
Mp6e og aniaa 2eiligbe6en for goo
til at fange 6en1 og 6erbeb gi6re Gn'
oe poa Spre6ningen af repolutionGre
Tan1fletter, set Sen ienere Sis bar
orebet itnrft ON Jig Moifotp. ga
Eolitiet nermeoe fig 8pgningen,
boor Mgoet bolotes, fit &epoll1tio-
nilterne pie paa set, barrifa6ereoe
8p9ningen og aabnebe Slb paa set.
Ser bleb 6a tilfalbt mtltter 6or>
iterfning, &an1pen begpn6te paanp,
og / 20 Simer oe6ligebol0tes SfDos
l1ingen fra begge 5i6er. 5aa 1naat'
te 8olitiet og Militeret otter traffe
Jig tilbage. Mrtilleri blep tilfa1ot,
og 8pgningen blep ifu6t ne6 neb
&ononer. Gbefen for g5arens ben1.
melige Soliti, Baron Cote, og en-
0berft af &oiafferne iant ct meget
itort slntal Solbater blep fu6t neo,
og set lnenes, at fun 5 Mepolutioni.
iter re0oeoe 2ipet. De Iigger mi
2anfer efialoerne UNDER Gait-
ninaen arentl. st frpgtelieere BLOB
bao er lite i1rotruffet ii6en ben Bio
oige sgnoog i st. 8etergbora
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9lrbejoslps6cbcn / Spiflamo Ell

slrbejoslpsbebcn Spiflanb Ell
iaar ltgrre ems nogen foregaaen6e
Gi11ter. Ser er for Sioen 10000
9lrbeioslgle Berlin og 9ll1tallet al
Oem er / Sc lio1te 6 Tiger tiltaget mes
10000. 2ignenoe 6orbol6 herifer
alle 0e ltprre tpife 8per, / Stettin +.
CTS, Dpor Ser er Itore 5fibsbprfter,
er 80 pGt. al Sfibsarbeiberne le6t=
&c. Ser ct al lt6iigt til, at 8or-
boloene bil forp9rres betp6eligt
Ginterens 2pb. M}i1iitrene for @an=
Sci og Sernbanepelen, ser er Epif-
lanos itgrite slrbeiosgipere, siggel
iarnmer1 nleo 8erlins 8orgnelter a
finoe MioIer til at afbielpe glrbeios'
ng6et1.
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@ilbnr 8risbt, Sen ameritanit'

@ilbnr 8rigbt, Ben amerifanffe
2uftjfipper, ser efsperimenterer mel
lin 4lDpe1nalfine Sc Mans, Granf.
.rige, foretog / 2gr6ags fgr ban fful.
6e foretage en- Opitigning meb lin
Maifine ct grun0igt gfteripn af Sen.
ne og fa,1ot, at 0liebebol6eren bar
blepen fplot meo Gasoline iite6et for
1t1eo almin6elig 8rgn6eolie Maift,
men bapbe forgbrigt tngen 5fabe liot,
og @ilbur git op i Sen efter at @uS;
olinen bar tgn1t nb og Maffinen gior1
rem. Set antages, at en- af 8ilbnrs
SLENDER bar u6fgrt 6enne Miooings'
.oaao, % 8olitiet mener at bape I'm
BET ct spor, Der tan leoe til &ao'
Igribelie al @ierning gsmanben.
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Sioee ]lpt.

Snbbrub &osfiloc 9omfirfe. Sra
&igbenbabn telegrafereS 5. %. 9e=
cember:: 91osfil6e 1on1firfe, bpor 6e
oanlfe &ongefamilier fra 6e ii6ite
4arbunoreoer ligger begraoe6e, er
lioite Scat blepen bien1iggt al
SSnobrl&ostppe, og ct ftort 9lntal folt=
bare @ulo= og Gplpfranie, ltrner oe
5fioloe er blebet borttagne. Song
@brtittans og 0ronning 2ouiles Sar=
fofager bleb plDnbre6e for 6e peroi=
fuloe @ulo> og Sglp N2tn6efranie,
Ser par ien6t fra @l1ropaS frone6e
@ope6er og fra Sc 6arlfe 8Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-01

t.f ssis Z ~ III ~ III
1o,,. AAl,. RlGAl'

naqr ubenfor Assnrtie Den a1loett.'
sg3et t|er3 8ologif tsretten bpor en- Com
|l1ters fra 9eielteret HAL oare 8rpii
bent s5
aDpen bIeo af oetL ion1 oprinbeHg33
|forel1og ben, aabeltbi falbt ets
gfsperitne1tt, ION bar bRrb at prbss.
De;; git SET 0aarligt, flt1toe man bore
sopbnbe oen# igien. ;ss .ssi#s5
Disle to Netter bar li6en ba Bapf
nieb orntrent ale 5lags arbeiOenbe
Menneii iitter at 8 giigre1pg bar ofgiort
|suger atlga aae11oe elrbei6 6shnter, Sri sri
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lnellen1 9Irbeibere og Mrbeib sgiDere-
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.proffttitHff itHff Spprg gsntaal pnret forelagf
6igie @etter til glfgigrele, % iitoe1s
2oDen traaote / girflonlheb, e Der
lite opftoaet gtreif elIer g, ,iif iiiffigbes
Ser. gologift tsretten paa seq 3ees
lanb CT stnr for 4ur bIepen mere
gr,1nofeitet, % Der ipneg iffes atsp9re
'nogen @runb til at tbible on, at ben
for eoig og altio bar iat. eu.Nnl giett-
ner11 De ulporlige 90 farlige 9treifer:
Mt, goa ino paa belle gaD 8eelnr1bs
Moberne 2opgipning og 0ens 8einlta-
ter biloe Der fpre for langt.
Set er ir1iolerti6 pRr6 at lpage
Marfe til, at Negieringe11 life ino,-
franfer fig ilsoe iaouanlige fimple
&egierings ter men paatager iig
|ntangt oq nregd, ion1 i andre 2anoe
gaar in6 unber set pripate S itiatib.
Dea oriper &nlg lgrlrber, ii0et ben OBJ, osp,
|sri,l y tt spEbrl,- l' II.
gerne ziiiittaao til at ffiiJg5be aul tfiifl en
ri11teligere Bris en6 tibligere.
@5taten er ogiaa Sen itprlte Sor6.
eier. Sra fprit al bop0e Sen umaaoe-
lige 2an6itrpfninger. Disie er blep-
ne og bliper itaoig for6ge6e @ar for
9lar peo &ieb af itore Gienoomme !
SEN 5enliqt at u6ltpffe oen1 og oerpeo
lfabe en- tettere 8ebpggelie. 9isie
@aar6e ielges life al 9fegieringen1
n1en bortforpagtes / lipsparigt 6aite.
Gnopioere u6laaner 9iegieringen
Benge til Mpbpggerne for neget 1ane
&enter. 2igeleoes tager Sen fig af
2ips=, nlpffes= og 8ranbforfifring
larnf Mrbei6erforiifring
Solf, lom Ter paa g1p .3eelanos
la11le6e @i9lb, omtrent 275 Millto-
ner Dollars, og foru6itger 8anferot,
tager fife / 8etragtning, at Stateu
foru6en at bore Ell &egiering ogian
er ct foloSlolt Sanoelsfirma me6
ubpre @nn1ner anbragte paa forifiel-
ltge Setter, meb mango Millioner |
2an6itrefninger, &ulgruber, 2aan
til &oloniiter og ct l1taI al andre
@an6elsforetagen0er, ser iifrer ben
ct pert oarligt l16bptte. gep 3eelanb
er utpibllomt en- Stat r'eb en- 1for
Grernti6 for Jig.