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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-14
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TUCUMCARI FIRE
LADDIES NOT SLOW
Run Three Blocks, Stretch
Hose, Throw Water in
Three Minutes.
NO FIRES RECENTLY

Impatient for n chase aud the thrii.
fire whistle and having not been calcld
an for over ninety days to extinguish the
least blaze, the Tucumcdri Fire lad
dies responded to practice call last
Monday night with the promptness Of
old time fire b,rses. A stack of boxes
had been piled in the lots opposite the
star Restaurant and these were set
FIRE to shortly after eight thirty.
The boys made record breaking
run to the scene and II was bit
three minutes after the first alarm had
sounded until the boys were on the
spot and had thrown water. This was
doing remarkably well and the Tucum.
earl laddies could make an enviable
showing at any fire tournament with
such speed as they showed al Monday 5
practice.
The run was nine hundred foot one.
One hundred yards of hose was stretch.
ed aud water thrown In less than
three minutes after the alarm was
blown. In fact the boys were on the
ground 50 soon that they did not at
first apply the water, but threw II all
around the boxes waiting for the 6rc
to get good start. The practice was
surprise to some but all were ON
the ground and none were tardy. CIR
ilens were out in full force expecting
to see sure enough fire and all were
loud in cougratulating the department
un its promptness.
Tucumcari has not had 6re since
the middle Of last May. Prior to that
there was three months during which
there was n fire on an average Of one
each week but the only houses the FIR,
department ever lost were those
difficult in reaching with water. The
performance Monday night shows that
no property is in danger Of being lost
so long as there is plug any where
within hose reach.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-14
GOLD EXCITEMENT
NOW IS ABATING
Girl at Typewriter is Said
to be Doing Most
of Work.
ASBESTOS MINE TOO
Sustano Gallegos G o m e S
from North Of Logan
Bringing Copper.

Excitement In the Morales mining
district near Logan has abatcd some.
whnt since last week when most every
one on the streets had decided 20 give
up their positions an "gei rich quick -
by mining The mining district is still
there and clnims have been taken, In
fact there nrc none left unless IL Is
stakod abou, two miles away from the
center of the fever. Mos, Of the claims
belong 10 one company, however, aud
can he jumped In ninety days IL the
required assessment IN not done and
provided any one cares to jump them.
Tho public has jus, about lost faith
in the reports and those who returned
from the field this week brought back
thusc people with their ideas. To.
date nothing has been done toward de
vcloping the mines. The Chicago men
are on the ground aud have blasted
out two places on the side of the hill,
one the rich gold aud silver mine,
with high per cent. Of soft sand
stone. The other scar on the hill is
alleged to he an asbestos mine, which
IL IL said was an absolute necessity as
protection from the abundance OF
hot air that has issued from the other
shaft
Aside from the two scratches In the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-14

people. Clovis denies this.
In the meantime Tucumcari gave the
proposition grave consideration and
went 80 far ne 10 raise seventy FIVE
thousand dollars of the required one
hundred thousand. The project was
SLOW aud from time 10 time came tclc
grams from Frcdcricks 10 the effect
that IL the citizens did not hurry that
the proposition would be OIL and that
he would limit the time TO sun down
and other such threats. But things
moved slowly, and many Of the people
became disgustod with Fredcricks
method and declared they didn't care
whether he built the road or not. and
that when the bonus was raised il
could he offered to the world aud that
the road would be completed just as
soon. Fr"dcricks continued TO threaten
each time 10 grant short reprievc,
however, only to threaten TO Withdraw
the proposition again.
About this time the people Of Clovis
held n mass meeting and decided 20
sound the opinion Of Tucumcari them.
selves. A committee of responsible
business men from that city came 10
Tucumcari and without making a prop
osition asked for one. Tucumcari was
not long in making il and agreed "a
give fifty thousand in addition 10 land
and right Of way Clovis accepted and
Attorney Reid, was appointed com
mittee of one Ia present the proposition
TO Santa Fc road.
Reid went TO Chicago and in nm in
tcryicw with the vice president Of tbe
road presented the proposition. The
authorities seemed yell pleased and
said that they had been contemplating
making such n proposition themselves
/ and would take the Tucumcari Clovi,
under advsement.
That the Santa Fc has been consider
/ ing a road To Tucumcari for sometime
is certain, and the advantages the,
would derive thereby are numerous
3
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-14
SAN JON WILL HAVE
A LARGE BARBECUE
Citizens Make Preparations
to Entertain Five Thou
sand Visitors.
SoMETH ING DOM

All the arrangements FOR the big
picnic and barbecue which will be held
in san Jon next Tuesday and Wednes.
day have been completed and the cir.
cunrs advertising the event have been
distributed broadcast over the country.
The celebration is to commemorate the
second anniversary Of the town and
will be similar 20 the one just held
In Endec last week only il will pos
sibly be on larger scale.
The citizens Of san Jon are doing
themselves proud in preparing for the
occasion and those who can attend at
all will never regret doing 50. The
program will consist of races, bronco
busting, riding, trap shooting, bal
games aud many other amusement'
TYPICAL of the west.
one of the main amusements, and
one that will he Of special interest q
the children, VIII he the balloon ascen
sions when balloon will be sent ~
each afternoon. But in spite Of al
the amusements and entertainment ia,
citizens have not forgotten the eatinI
feature of the program. BarbecucC
meat, bread pickles and many dain
ties will be furnished 10 all free oi
charge \ lunch stand will be II
operation ON the grounds aud coli
drinks will be served at all hours,
Several bccyes and sheep have beer
fattened for the occasion and Il i
estimated that the citizens will hav,
enough 20 entertain Rvo thousand peo
pie each day.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-14
TWO GOOD PROPOSITIONS
MAKE TUCUMCARI SURE
OF RAILROAD FROM SOUTH
Hartman Wants Road from Denver to Galveston to
Compete With Hills Colorado and Southern Santa
Fe Wants Line from Bloosberg to Supply the Pana
ma Steamers with Coal
PROPOSITIONS RECEIVE A HEARTY SUPPORT

As was stated In last Saturdays is
sue Of the News, Tucumcari il perfect.
~ safe now In counting OF a railroad
from either Clovis or TcNico from the
south. There is no doubt at all in
the minds of any now hut what one
VI the proposed roads will be under con.
struction IN the course of six or eight
months
Tucumcari now has two separate and
distinct propositions, both Of which are
good ones and bath have large aud en-.
thusiastic followings and hearty sup.
porters among the business men of the
city. One will help the city about rs
much ns the other aud either will be
the making II greater Tucumcari
Some seem 10 believe that one has nd.
vantage over the other while other peo
pie believe to the contrary. Both are
good. aud following they are stated in
full with details and development ia
date.
uf UlhAN'I VI uNllllUE ~ iNlll'hh
from the south was NJ first brought up
by &. &. FrcdcrickS. mn attorney of
Amarillo, who proposed 10 the people
Of Tucumcari that if they would raise
a bonus Of one hundred thousand dol
lars and give forty acres Of land IL
addition to the right of way half way
TO Texico or Clovis that he would build
a railroad connecting the the two cities
Mr.. Fredericks refused 10 reveal the
identity of his hackers aud has No,
done 30 yet, although It is generally he
lievci tha, he il representing the liar
riman interests, and the associated
press has carried story to that effect
fradericks presented the same prop
osition to Clovis and Texico to sign q
contract with the city that frs, accept
ed. Tcxico accepted although the ,lo
Wis people claim they never considered
1t because they say that Fredcricks IL
no, sincere in all he says. On the othei
hand Fredcricks tells that the Cloyii
people offered him twenty FIVE thousan,
dollars more than Toxico did If h'
would cancel his contract with Texic'
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Things were thrown into a general
panic at a local hotel near the Rock
Island station one day this week when
n fr. upon the roof garden OF the hat
of n pretty girl traveller, called out
two fire companies, hose cart and a
score Of volunteer ameteur 6remen, dc.
layed fast train and spoiled about
thirty dollars worth Of fnery on the
peach basket aforesaid.
The young woman, enroute to St.
Louis, rushed into the lunch counter
for bite 10 eat and In paying her
bill she swung her sky piece too close
to the cigar lighter. In moment the
orchard that adorned II was a mass Of
blue, smelly flames. A shy and tall
waiter became excited and turned Ia
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-14
NEW MEXICO PRESS GIVES
AWAY THOUSANDS in SPACE
BOOSTING ANOTHER'S GAME
Duty is Pleasant Sometimes, However, and so Hud
son Fulton Celebration is Hitched into with Joy
Both Men Made Memorable the Same Great River


help IL. II has been the custom 10 long
that IL would be lonesome 20 not re-
cci," the requests, invariably mormed
with the choicest hot air. IL is duty
laid upon ~ 10 boost, and 10 long a.
1t is u worthy object, what is the dif
ference whether IL is in the same county.
or way back IN Mainei Once in while
boosting pamc comes up that II il a
real pleasure 20 hitch QUITO. II is in
the part Of the country they ran on,
Of, of II strikes your funny bump some
how. ! am that way in regard to the
Hudson celebration that II 10 be held
ia New YorI, very shortly. Aside from
our debt tO him for the introduction
into this country Of good old lager
beer. we ought 10 have warm spot in
our hearts for Henrik. just think Of
Tammany, of Anthony Comstock. of
Wall Street, aud the source from " i,
most of the Irish come. and you will
realize that plan Of the Hudson Fulton
celebration is strictly all right.
When Henry Hudson in 1909 entered
what is now New York llnrbor and sail
ed up the noble river which leaves the
shores Of Manhatten islands, he lit
tie imagined that 300 years later mil
lions Of people would be celebrating
his discovery with pageantry, military
and naval parades, educational and pa
triotic exercises aud spectacl"s Of var
ious kinds. and all on scale beyond
the power of any one to conceive in
Hudson : day, The discovery Of th,
Hudson river is in itself an even,
worthy Of being commemorated in thi,
way. But It happens that this year II
Is possible To combine two annivetsa
rics, the tcrccntenary Of the discovery
Of the Hudson and the centenary Of tn,
beginning of steam navigation on tn,
same river. II was IN 1907 that Rob
ert Fulton built the Clermont and sent
her on her momentous voyage up IN,
Hudson river to Albany, but it wa
not until two years later that steam
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-14

From long experience al being work
ed by snide fairs aud sectional "cx
positions, have gotten To be some
whn; Of cynic on the disposition Of
the great mass Of humanity 10 unmer
cifully Impose upon the country pub
Usher Everybody who gets up street
fair a, Mescal Siding or nn exhibition
nj Kalamazoo turns % the country pub
Usher for free advertising and gets
it. II is very hard TO refuse good
bit Of II. The matter il really news
to many of your subscribers, and then
again some time yon know that IN the
boosting Of your own town you may
have Ia ask the same thing right back.
You never get 1t right back from the
metropolitan papers, where the big
shows are held, but that does not altar
the fact that the smaller sheets are uni
formly fair in the matter, and IL you
treat them right in the way Of boost.
ing their shows they will boost yours,
an absolute essential If either IN 10 Ee
u success. So all of ~ get right IN
behind the schcmes.al of them being
worthy, and the press Of New Mexico
every year gives thousands of dollars
worth of space 10 advertising the other
fellows game. That no other class of
business men on earth would be 81
magnaminious, has nothing 10 do with
the ease Beginning with the Ccnten
NAL at Philadelphia IN the 7O's and
coming down 20 aud including the ter
ri,orin fair and the Alaska Yukon mat
ter, II is a duty laid upon us to be
good things in the mattcr--aud we are
We are not deceived by the promise
of more or less complimentary payment
NJ the end of the boost. That Is mere
~ another version of Ben Kings sam,
old ten, aud IL is never in order for
us TO fall dead again. The treasury
IL always broke when the show is over
~ WE knew it would when we opened
tne doors.
There is no particular Crouch in these
remarks. What il can not be helped
II II not clear that anybody wants e
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-14
PRETTY GIRLS HAT CAUSES MYSTERIES
CALLS OUT FIREMEN AND DELAYS TRAIN

the FIRE alarm while every male guest
at the lunch counter made a dash TO
rescue the fair, thereby convincing
the wearer, who knew nought Of the
connagration, that hhe had not wander
ed into an insane asylum.
II was necessary 20 hold the train
few minutes in order for the victim
to recover from the attack Of hyster.
les while dozens Of town boys stood
with sympathetic ecuntenanees about
the scene as doctor applied smelling
salts aud other remedies 10 her pale
complexion. After duly recovering she
graeiously permitted the train 10 pro-
eeed while she gave fun vent 10 her
personal opinions Of cigar lighters In
general and this one In psxtieulas.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-14

The twenty sixth annual convention
OF the Woman Is Christian Temperance
Union Of the Territory will convene
in this city ON September lith aud
continue until the 18th. This date was
decided on at the last meeting of the
executive committee held In Albuquer
que last week. The call for convention
has been issued and the Tucumeari
Union notified OF the dates
The last convention was held In
Roswell and II was the excellent show
ing made by Tueumcari at that eonven'
tion that is bringing the convention
here this year. All the railroads In
the territory win make special rates
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-14
CHURCH NOTICE.

"The Three RS" subject at First
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday a'
IL A. NJ. aud "The Three PSI sub
iect at & y. NJ. Come and hear what
these letters suggest. There will be
special music and we trust happy con
gregational singing. The Sunday School
meets nt 10 O'Clock sharp. We extend
u cordial invitation to worship at what
we hope 10 u home'like church.
q. ". Mcbride, Pastor
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TEMPERANCE UNION GETS REDUCED
RATES ON ALL ROADS TO TUCUMCARI

Of one and one Afth fares for round
trips to this city from all points in
New Mexico, This rate can be taken
advantage of by any one during the
convention period.
The local union is making elaborate
preparations for the entertainment
that will be here from all portions of
promises TO he mue stone In the
history of local temperance work.
There will be evangelstic services
ever morning during the convention.
All services will be held in the Pres.
byterian church since II has the larg'
est auditorium in the city, One feat
ure Of the convention win be the great
gold medal eortest,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-14
EXCELLENT CROPS
TO THE NORTHEAST
Large Strip of Land There
Is a Perfect Garden of
Eden.

Elmer ". Bowen who lives ten miles
ditions ia the northeast cnd Of the
was ~ ,hr y Wa office yesterday and
gave ~ genuine surpfis" aud vcr!
agreeable one concerning the crop con
ditiOus in the north east ond of 'hc
county, ~ suys his crops are as good
aS can he ana the entire country east
and north of ~ is full ot fields ot ~
fine cfpps hs one co'h wish. Ills
neighhors have carried 80 an agrcc.
mcni made last spring to plant 500
acres of broom corn NV Il - now
heading, and he says much ~ II is nire
feet high and the very best specimen
of the product he has ever seen in the
southwest Indian corn, maze, kaihr,
milct. cane, melons, everything, Is
good. Brown says his mai" n"RdS
are 50 big hat he don = like to say how
long they are. lie had on his wngon
yesterday To feed his mules, cane tina,
was six feet long When wc consid
or that the southwest portion of the
county is greatly damaged by the
drought the last two weeks in July
and that they are going to make small
yields of Indian corn aud that thelI
forage crops are damaged, il is some
consolation to hear that all the count :
is not experiencing such bardships aud
that there il going to be abundant
crops east aud north of Us. Bower
says the people out east of us are anN
ious for fair aud that they has,
already begun making preparations foI
exhibits of farm products.
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LADIES AID SOCIAL

The Ladies Aid Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church win hold an out door
social next Tuesday August 18th at
the home Of Mesdames r. r, Beckett
and q, Il. Hamilton ON Second aud
First streets. lee cream and cake
will be served for IL cent per dish.
4 musical program will he given. The
social will be held beginning at ) y.
m,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-14
CAR LET DOWNS
DOWN IN KANSAS

Chas. Downs, Clerk of the District
Court, was in the city this week on
his way back from Kansas TO Alamo.
gordo. Downs left Alamogordo some.
time ago and started to Detroit in an
automobile. The machine let Downs
down down on the Kansas prairies and
he decided to put OF the trip east for
while. The ear was sent back by
freight.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-14
LADIES AID SOCIAL

The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold an out.
door social next Tuesday, August 18th
at the homes Of Mesdames r. 7. Rocket
and G, B. Hamilton on south First 81.
lee cream and cake will be served for
fifteen cents per dish. A musical pro
gram will be given. The social will
begin at 3 p m.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-14

NJ u. Goldenberg who has been Wis
ting in Germany for the past three
months, left there last saturday and
will arrive In Tueumcari In about an
other week,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-14

The ladies of the Catholic Aid socie
IS will meet at two O'Clock this after
noon with Mrs. Flanagan at her home
ON Second street.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-08-14

The Gross, Kelly Company shipped
Ave car loads Of wool from their plat
form to Boston last Thursday.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-13
&trrjkrtt / &urrtgr.
2anbcts 9erinsslip aluorlis berprt,

Sale. &egieringen bar u6ite6t 0p'
raab til begge 5i6er ON at bii'
S1npoefommenbeo, og Song @uitat
bor gipet flere Muoienler til iaooe
slrbei6erle0erne iom Mrbeiosoipern'
og opfor6ret Sem til at en6e @trei
fen.
st Telegram fra @tocfbolm al II
4ugult giper ct noget mere forbaab'
ningsfulot @llebe nf Sorbol6ene
Set meo0eler, at Ser berfer ful0fon1.
met Sroen Sope0lto6en, at Ser e1
rigeligt mes Seoeporer og olle gego.
oenoigbeosartifler, at Sporpeis- oQ
2rolfe-Srafifen er uforitDrret, Gbe.
otre og &afeer fplOte bper Mften olp.
Ger ct li0en San0ipnltgbe6 for, al
Ser pil blipe 11ogel1 Sernbaneitreife.
Sra mango al Sc in6uitrielle Gentrer
me00eles,, at Mrbeioet er gienogtaget
/ fl1lo lt0itrefnihg. 0e flelte 8la6e
uofommer / forninblfe0e l16gaper.
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Sra @panien.

@fterretningerne fra 5panien bar
beret meget ipariomme / 6en fi6fte
l1ge> men Sc tp6er pao, at &egierin.
gen bar 6empet Spitanben / &6'
6elbabspropinie be6 Mnben6elie al
meget Farpe Gorbol6sregler. sS1ni6.
lerti6 uImer @ebolutionen ita6tg og
tan fon1n1e til l6bruo naar lom
beIit. Sen tner6e GorIiitbebegelie
/ 6e noroIige 8robinier oil bi1tnof
6d ben af fig ielp, -6a @reten6enten,
Erins Sapme, lite bill babe noset
me6 oen at ffaffe 9iebIiffet. San
opbol6er fig for Si6en / Berlin, oa
Ser toIes ON, at ban ON tort Sit
fal CITIES me6 ,en tpif Nriniesie.
l1roIigbeoerne / Maroffo forti9ttes,
og &abplerne boloer ita6ig Melitto
in6ei1uttet og bar tiIfgiet 5ponierne
ftore Sab. Saaleoes faI6t paa 8
Gage iioite l1ge 500 fpanffe 9ol6a'
ter, og 35 0fficerer og Menige falo1
Il 6jen6ens @en0er og bleb 6rebte
efter ct bore nn6erfaite6e frDgtelige
EinsIer.
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Mfgrp6ernes Sranspprt.

geor6beitens Sernbanelinier bar
forbere6t Jig be6re iaar en6 / noget
ti6Iigere 9lar pan at transportere Sc
megtige Mfgrg6er, iom Sarnerne
bill able, til l16ffibningsite6e
2igele6es er 8nnferne bere6t paa Sc
foloslale l16betaltnger for &ornet.
Man be1ter> at til Detailing af Set
aple6e &orn oil Ser me6gaa c. 400
Wdllioner Collars. Greet g1ortbern
bar 10000 Sragtbogne itaae16e pao
@i6eipor rnn6t ON / geor6peltitater.
ne og Tan / en- enfelt Sen6ing mes
6isle transportere ID Millioner
8ulbels &orn. ct. 2ouis SDitemet
bar anifaffet $50 npe Sragtbogne
til tit l10itpr it6en ii6ite @ftera1r,
bber paa 10000 Sons 8Rreebne
|eller mere. 600 8anen bar 6>O0C
Gragtbogne, ser ifal transportere
&orn, og Mlmanfee e-SDitemet erflp:
rer ligele6es at itaa ruitet til al
mootage en- bbilfen iom belit Mnag.
(6e &orn. MIGe bep6er 6e, at Sen
,,5ti6ligere glnr aImin6elige @ognn1ar1.
gel iaar bill bore nfpnrget.
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8illige 2pnaflcbere.

Brofesior @enrD af &egieringens
@ejrbureau benle6er Opmerfiombe'
Sen paa, at ser aarlig 6rebes 800
Mennefer, iaares 6obbelt iaa mango
og @ien6om til ubpre 8er6i goar
hlgrun6e fer / 2an6et be6 let 8e>
mttelie moo 2Dnne6ing. s en- 8ul'
lettn, iom bon nplig bar u6gibet
1n6er Mabnet r@beap Brotection
Grom 9igbtning" paapiier ban at
man fan faa 2pnafle6ere, ser noe
iten i11tet foiter, be6 at BRUCE til.
itreffeligt galbanii ieret Selegraf.
troa6 for Mfle6eren> ct 8un6 galpa>
nilere6e @tabler til at boIoe Eraa-
ben paa HIa6s> nogle faa Sorbin>
6elfes- "Sees" og ct Bun6 Mlunrtni.
11mmaltng. -Serntraa6 er ganife biit
tffe iaa go6 EN- 2e6er ion &obber'
traa6, men Ser i116treffer life iaa
ofte paa Sen 6e farltge Si6e1traaler,
og Sen optager lettere gnergien fra
2pnet ems @obber gi6r Set.
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sylpbe ipm ,,Gfsploiipnsitpf" I" !.

Mfi1neiota @tats Meieri-9eparte=
ment bar erfleret, at 6lgbe, ser /
ben barme Sis transporteres I tet
luffebe &an6er paa Sernbanerne, er
at regne blan6t ufarlige @fsplo>
fionsftoffer". @n Sag / ii61te l1ge
bleb ser Mnneiota SpillingbDer
al Statens Meieriinipeftgrer fonfi.
.feret life n1in6re emo $50
@alloner Sl6oe, ser bar fommen til
8perne fra georo Gafota og en6og
fra geebraifa. 9n 2aaget blep taget
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