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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
"No CRIMINAL TYpEr

Great tangles of world old contro-
versy lay back of the discussion and
adoption Of the principle of the in
determinate sentence by the internar
tlonal Prison Congress. More had to
be reckoned with than overcoming the
inertia of traditional ways. Here was
a red skein reaching back to the lettre
de Cachet indeterminate sentences,
forsooth, passed on a man at the whim
Of monarch or cardinal or mistress
and sealing him up, without trial, till
the bastile had whitened his hair.
Small wonder that people which had
wrested personal liberty as result of
centuries of uprisings, should be chary
as to their safeguards of personal
liberty Here were threads leading OFF
to elemental religious teachings of sin,
juridical notions of vengeance and
fear as the states best buffer against
the foes of it's social order Here were
strands that led out to isolated pow
ers of government, Legislative, execu-
tive and judicial, jealous of encroach-
ment the one upon the other. In the
end, as against these tangled pur-
poses, it was perhaps the spirit of
democracy which triumphed, which
can trust it's delegated servants with
powers greater than those of Old
World subjects would leave in the
hands of their authorities; the spirit
of science, which tests all things and
has found the old systems of criminal
courts and prisons to be ineffectual
the spirit of invention, which in the
probation officers and parole boards
has devised new agencies of govern
ment, with more flexible uses; and the
spirit of humanity which sees that it
Is criminals, not crimes with which
society must deal; men, not offenses;
men surprisingly like the rest of us,
who can be held and helped and re-
established in life. "There is no Grim
inal type" was the ringing message
of the British delegation, fresh from
Pearson's statistics of hundred pris.
ons.-The Survey.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
TWELVE lose
lives IN fire
Walls Of Philadelphia Factory
Fall on FlremGn.
FIFTEEN POLICEMEN BURIED

Score Of Victims Rushed to Hospitals
With Fractured Skulls and inter
nal Injuries Of Serious Nature.
Frozen Water Plugs Hamper Work
and Flames Burn Themselves Out.
Fatalities Occur as Flrefight-rs At
tempt to Scale CrumbIlng Walls.
Philadelphia, Dec. 22.-Twelve fire
men were killed in a fire which de-
stroyed the five-story brick leather
factory OF d. Friedlander, In North
Bodine street. More than score OF
others were rushed to hospitals,
and it is believed that at least
twelve others are still In the
ruins Of the structure. OF those
taken to the hospitals half dozen
have fractured skulls and are inter.
nally injured. Their chances for re-
covery are slight.
The calamity occurred just as 1t
appeared that the firemen had sue
ceeded in besting one Of the most
stubborn fires with which they have
had TO deal in long time.
With two exceptions, every fire
plug in the vicinity was frozen up
and out of commission. While work
was begun to thaw out the other
plugs, lines of hose were attached to
the two that were serviceable and
two streams began to play upon the
flames. In an incredibly short time
the entire front of the factory was
ablaze and, fed by the contents of
the building, the flames spread from
story to story, finally bursting
through the roof and shooting half a
hundred feet into the air.
When the flames had begun to die
down of their own accord, ladders
were placed against the Bodinc
street wall Of the building. which had
now been entirely Quilted, and lines
of hose were dragged up by willing
hands. A score or more of firemen
entered the burning ruins and other
streams were turned ON the blazing
pile. Without any warning, the Bo
dine street wall swayed, toppled and
fell with crash that could be heard
for squares. With the wall went the
ladders and their human freight
Part of the wall crashed into the
street, the rest into the building.
The north wall Of the leather fac
tory also fell, burying Is policemen
who were at work In the ruins.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
wha. Good Cows Will Do.

II one has the means and Opportuni-
ty to buy some high class butter cows
It will take but few years to bring
land up to its maximum productive
ness, provided, Of course, all the
manure, liquid and solid, is saved and
used intelligently.
Selling milk in large quantities, un-
less the food is bought outside, will
run down any farm In time. But sell
ing cream or butter and feeding skim
milk to calves and pigs and saving
and using all the manure will soon
make the land as productive as In Its
virgin fertility.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
100 YEARS Old.
Grandma Sasaerson, Of DeW.fH' M0''
Has Lfved Long and Useful Lvs'

Grandma Sanderson is wonder1ui
woman. She is in as good health to-
day as ever in her life, although sne
is over one hundred years old,
In letter to the Peruna Drug mig
Co., she gives the highest credit to fe-
runa for her excellent health ana ex-
treme old age. Read what she says
Surely the evidence presented by
such cases as these ought not only to
dispel prejudice against Peruna, put
inspire confidence in it.
II will send you a picture that was
taken few weeks before my hum
dredth birthday.
II am q true friend Of the Peruna
Company. / have derived great BEN
eft from Peruna many times can
say I regard Peruna avery great med
icine. / found out the merit OF 1t 0
good many years ago.
"A little more than two years ago /
contracted very severe cold, which
resulted in Ia grippe. Owing to the
severity of the disease, and my ex-
treme age, my case was considered 70
be very critical. I employed no dos.
tor, but Peruna was the remedy Z
used, and to-day my health is as good
as it ever was in my life.
However, I still continue to take
Peruna, a spoonful every night before
retiring"
Peruna is an ideal tonic for old
people. 1t is a compound OF herbal
remedies that has been known to the
medical profession for many years.
Peruna operates as tonic by cleans
ing and invigorating the mucous MEM
branes. This explains why Peruna
has become SO extensively known as a
catarrh remedy. Catarrh is simply a
condition of depraved mucous mem.
branes. Peruna changes this depray-
ity into healthful vigor.
Agreat many old people use Peruna,
and would not be deprived oft for any
consideration.
People who object to liquid medi'
cines can now secure Peruna tablets.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
EYE STRAIN
Causes Excessive Drinking and
Brandy Deadens Pain Of Astlematism

(Londcn cor. Chicago Inter OCEAN,
If you suffer from eye-strain--
astigmatism-you run the risk of be-
coming a victim of the brandy-drnk-
ing habit and even, unless you con-
suit an eye specialist and obtain
glasses to suit your sight, of becoming
drunkard.
very many people who think their
eyes are quite all right are, really
astigmatic," d wellknown eye special
list said, "and take no steps to remedy
the defect.
The result is that they suffer from
mental and physical exhaustion, cul-
minating in intense headaches, and
often leading to nervous breakdown.
"They find by experience that moth
ing alleviates these symptoms so
quickly as brandy, and, when the pain
becomes excessive, or the inability
to work properly gets almost insuper-
able, they drink brandy, usually with
soda water.
when the effect of the brandy
wears off there Is a reaction, and the
symptoms recur with greater violence,
and more of the spirit is taken.
"As time goes on a greater quantity
is needed to stimulate the system up
to the working point, and at last you
get to that state when man can only
do business successfully when under
the influence of alcohol.
"That state, of course, does not last,
for in due sequence chronic alcohol
ism has made the eye-strain sufferer
unfit for anything but course of
hospital treatment, and he is never
the same man again. And not for one
moment has the eye-strain been re-
lieved, though the results have been
eyanescently deadened
what he should have done, of
course, was to have consulted an ocu-
list, who would have given him a pre-
scription for spectacles, and he would
have found himself able to work well
and only get healthily tired at the end
of the day.
THE fault y"ry often lies not in the
individual eyes, but in their inability
to focus properly together. The focus
ing muscles in their effort to remedy
this are strained, and in consequence
give rise to general fatigue.
Il have had one interesting case in
point. A professional man, whose
work demanded mental concentration,
and who suffered from astigmatism,
became SO i'll that he had to under
go an operation. ,.
"Surgically this was a success, but
he did not recover at, all well as re-
CARDS his general health. and the med.
ical man who attended him could
not say why he was SO slow.
"The man in six months was, how.
ever, In his opinion, fit enough to re.
turn to work. But he was attacked
frequently by fits of nervous exhaus
ton, found brandy relieved them, and
at last, took to carrying flask OF
the spirits to Danish them.
Luckily for him, his doctor at last
noticing his eyes looked strained ant
suspecting trouble there, sent him tc
have his eyes examined, when it was
found that he had to wear glasses
Now that he does so he is exuberantl,
healthy and feels no need for spirits.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS
IN CONFERENCE

Louisville, KY, Dec. 22--Whether
the candidates on the next Democratic
State ticket in Kentucky shall be nom.
mated by the convention or primary
plans was discussed by the members
of the State Executive Committee and
other party leaders at a conference
held today at the Seelbach Hotel in
this city, The conference was called
by Chairman Prewitt of the State
committee and attracted large
crowd of candidates and other poll.
ticians.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
Poultry Notes.

There is no one stated ration that
should be fed TO poultry or laying hens
in winter.
Ducks are fine layers, but make poor
mothers. The incubator should be used
to hatch the eggs.
The natural grain feed of fowls Is
hard, and they should be fed hard
grain when in confinement.
Never kill chicken just before 1t
Is to be prepared for the table. Twelve
hours at least should elapse.
1t costs but little If any more to
grow a pound of poultry than pound
of pork. The price per pound of each
speaks for itself.
If ducks are raised for market pur-
poses they will bring as much when
they are ten or twelve weeks old as at
any other time.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
Facts From France.

Parisians eat nearly 100000 pounds
of mushrooms u year.
There are 4.o6d SONS &c foreign ia
thers serving in the French army this
year--excluslve. be II understood. OF
the Foreign Legion. to which national
ity Is no bar.
Wives of the new French ministers
share In the honers conferred on their
husbands. the degree of Difference due
to them being minutely established by
the "Protocole."
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
ANNUAL PHILOSOPHY MEETING

Princeton, N. j., Dec. 22-Many not
ed scholars will attend the tenth an
nual melting Of the American Phil
osophical Association, which will hold
its sessions next week at Princeton
University. A program If interest,"
ing papers and subjects or discussion
has been arranged. Several of the
papersand addresses will be Of gener-
al public interest, among them an ap-
preciative address on the late Pro-
fesor James.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
BARREL HELD CORPSE
Murder Mystery Is Now Up to
Sleuths of Montreal.

Montreal, Dec. 22.-The body of
gray-bearded man. evidently the vic
tim of murder, was found in an un-
claimed barrel at the Grand Trunk
freight sheds. The barrel, supposed
to contain poultry, had been in the
sheds for some time. The barrel
came from Jarvis, Ont, addressed to
man In Toronto. Some one went
to the freight Office and had the bar
rel readdressed to Bishops college,
MontresH, which has gone out of ex-
istence.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
POWDER HOUSE BLOWS UP
Workman Killed and Men Halt Mile
Away Hurled to Ground.

Newburg, N. Y, Dec. 22.-The pow
der house of the Pittsburg Contract
ing company, near the line Of the
New York water supply aqueduct, at
Little Britain, blew up An Italian
workman who was In the house was
blown into fragments. The concus
sion was so great that 1t shook build
ings and broke windows for miles
around. Twenty packages OF dyna-
mite and 12 cases Of black powder
were In the building. Workmen half
a mile distant from the shed were
thrown to the ground by the shock.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
Tales of Cities.

Street cars In Los Angeles. CAL, car
ry ranks which are used to help shove
up the hills any heavy wagon which
may become stalled on the tracks.
The population of Liverpool has in
creased from 51T,951 to 76o,357 In the
past afteen years, and during that
time ash!9 new houses have been built.
Chicago makes the claim that 1t has
the largest car works, the largest tele'
phone manufactory and the largest
piano and orgao plant on the co.Avk
mont
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
NEW Works. POULTRY SHOW

New York, Dec pa record-break.
ing number of entries have been sent
in for the twenty-sSaond annual ex-
hibition of the New York Poultry, Pig.
con and Pet Stock Association, which
is to hold forth in Madison Square
Garden during the coming week
Thousands of blrdswill be on show, In
cluding many from Canada and some
from Europe. More space is to be de.
voted this year than ever before to
the exhibition of modern appliances
for poultry raising.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
eresdjno and lndividuaIitv.

No scrub boar should be tolerated
day In herd Of hogs when the desire
Is to have pigs Of good type, FOR the
old saying "The sire Is half the herd
IL absolutely true. The boar should
not only be pure bred animal, but he
should also bc well bred, a good indl-
vidual backed by good ancestors.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
DebatabIe.

"I don't make business Of writing"
smiled the would be contributor; "its
merely my avocation."
"Are you sure 1t isn't your aberra-
tionr snapped tho unnecessarily cruel
editor.-Sunday Illustrated Magazine.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
VIRGINIA sTArG OFFICIAL WEEDS

Richmond, Va. Dec. 22--Many men
well known Ia public ilfo attended
the wedding today of Miss Mary liv.
elyn Kean. Of Memphis. Tenn. and
Colonel B. o. james, Secretary Of
State OF Virginia. The ceremony took
place this morning at the home of
Mrs. sallle q. Kean. relative OF the
bride, in ibis city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
Ice supnlx Fer pairxina.

Every farmer who keeps cows for
dairy purposes should put up his own
Ice supply. In tn absence OF pond
or stream a, temporary dam can be-
made and some low place In the field
flooded for freezing over.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
A Tank at Radcliffe.

To the list, of famous misprints
should be added that ascribed to Miss
Irwin, dean of Radcliffe college, who
was made to say in an annual report
that the new swimming tank at Rad
cliffe had a capacity of 10000 gals
Christian Register.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
Bad Luck.

Church-I walked under ladder yes
terday.
Gotham-And did 1t bring you any
bad luck?
"Did 1t? Say, the ladder was right
in front Of dry goods store that my
wife was coming out of, and she made
me carry every one of her bundles
home - Yonkers Statesman.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
Willino TO Learn.

He was poor, but otherwise honest,
and she was an helress.
He proposed to her.
She had refused him.
"Why, you foolish boy" she said.
'you couldn't even dress mel!
"Well. what of thatT he queried.
Don't you suppose 1 could learnf"-
Plttsburg Press.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
Doira Her Part

''Wife. will you thread needle for
me2 I want to sew on button"
Certainly I'll thread a needle for
you! There you are. l don't know
how you ever managed before you
were married" = Louisville Courier
Journal.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
COMMISSION PLAN DISCUSSED

Harrisburg, Pa, Dec, 22-The mer.
its of the commission plan of muni-
pal government formed the princi.
pal subject of discussion at the an.
nual convention here today of the
Pennsylvania League of Third Glass
Cities. The meeting was attended by
the mayors and other officials of mum.
erous cities throughout the state.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-12-23
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

The next issue of the The Banner
will be circulated Wednesday morn
ing. This by reason Of the fact that
no work will be done In the Office on
Monday on account of holiday.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-19
Rometens unoeroano.

Den ipenife aitronom Rotb bar
til en- ltocfbolmif Sournaliit uotalt
Jig pan ielgenOe opiigtsueffenoe
Moa6e ON SolIep's aomet.
Selpe aometens Sone0 er iplittet
I en- ltgrre o9 en- lille aomet, iom
farer al Steo oeo Sioen al bin-
anoen.
Og 6uno angaar ben lne9et ON.
talte og meget frDgteoe Sale, ioa
bar ben nof aaere0e omfring 90.
Mai min0lt 2 0egn foriinfet =
buorior Den / Stilbe6 bar pasieret
Dor Soro poa ct ienere 1iospunft,
Oa al Sfref ior ben bauoe la9t Jig.
S Berlin bar man gjort en- in-
teresiant Opoagelie, iOet 8ifsitier.
nerne - | WioOi9tning til, boao Der
ellers pleier at p9re SilfGloet =
6leu BELT ilipnlige gennen Sonnet
fernen, .. b. |. aernen bar iao tpf,
at ben belt ifiulte De mooiat SorOen
upren0e Stierner. Uian illtter Der.
af at a9rnen bar inoebolot Itore
uigenneniiigtige Stofn9ngoer.
ytoa, men aGrnen, altioa Sooe-
BET, er gaaet / Stpffer, forelebig
to, og bette anies for ct ubeora9e.
ligt Iegn pna. at Saaep's aomet
er OpleSnin9. 90 oct er oerfor
life ian0ipnli9t, at ben ilet life efs.
iiterer mere, naar ben ON 70 9lor
after ifltloe paSicre os.
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2uslano o9 Sinlano.
G5aren itnOfGitcr gOOfOrilaset
angaacnOe 6inlanS,

Zen 7. OS. inolpb - geunem u.
.. = gfterretnin9en ON, at @5nren
bar itaofeitet bet 9ooforilog angoa-
enOe 5iulan0, iom 9ii9S0lmaen og
9ligSroo0et bar oeota9et.
0}on bapoe 5inlono motil oct
iioite baabet paa, at G3oren iful0e
uoiatte Sta0faitelien al ct 2oOfor.
ilag, Der ioa af9iort tr9oer al Diet
UNDER SOB.
Ben bette 9na6 er aItioa bleoen
ifufiet.
G5or 9tifoIai bar billet ieire 200
aarsoageu for 63or Beters Gro6.
ring al 8ibors meo at inolenme
belle 5inlano iom en- rem o9 if9r
9rooins i oct ruSiiife Jiige.
Den itore Geformator G5ar Pe.
ter, ifrioer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
uforiegte at itprfe lit 6olfs arait
ueo, omeno meo meget 6ooro 9nnno,
at inoplante ben aultur / oct, iom
ban bapoe flmOet / geiterlano.
Dlen man boooe oengan9 enOnu
life iunoet poa at annenoe De Sn.
ititittioner, iom geitens 5olf bar
oprettet til at belfptte 6olteret og
6olfefribeo, til at unoertrDffe ANDRE
6olfs 5ribeo og 9iet
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Jnofoosrettell.
9ieform i llOfst.

6lere ogtugroige llolGnoinge bar
maottet oeie life ian liot. fsr oe Oar
/ Stano til at fua Oe iiOite Bapirer,
boorUeo SnOfeOsretten gioes oem
Ger er mn imiolertio Sanb ON, at
Der mart oil inOtr9ffe en- 5oran.
bring pan bette Omraaoe Gn So.
mite. iom er pnlgt al aongresien.
arbeioer for at fate 9ps ouer 5or
boIoene pnu bette ipecieIle @ebet.
SfsIge 9lapporten ira oenne So.
mite mcoOeles oct. at Saaisrerc oite
bar iorlangt ublu griier for at
birIpe iaaoanne. iom snifeoe at bIi-
ue goraere. ia at enooa 5oreuiu
ger meO 5orrnaoI for at tilpciebrin.
ge De iiOiie Fnpirrr bar iIIat DC
grnnoigc 5aaierereS Spor.
enouiOere meI0es 0ct. at Den
ipeeieIle glet. Der bar meO oiSie Sa-
ger at gsre. INN fan ofre nogle iaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-19

giebliffe bper Gag for 0enne oeres
5orretning. Wleoens ooer eet Sun-
ore0e genneRinitlig uotager oereS
f6rlte 8apirer bOer Gag, ioo er Der
fun so glni6gere lleen for De iiO.
lte Dofumenter. Oct bar ofte ben.
oct, at Ell Wono bar manttet Oente
fra t2-18 Moane0er, efter at ban
bar inOienot Nm glniegnin9, f6r ban
bar feaet Den beoilget.
S5melem De foreilaaeoe 9feiormer
er Der cen angaoenoe Ell f66erol 99a-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ger fore
iloaS ell nenlmere Oroning of 9or-
0erpopirerne, Iigeiom ct fsrre 2ln.
tai of Observation-Disclosures glns
tllraliintions 9nreanerne. @n llO-
IGn0ing, iom bier fin gooe Gro og
giQie oeo at oplge at blioe gor9er
og 0erDe0 bielpe til at bore 9Dr-
oerpe, bur0e beaer life baoe ale
mulige ganifeIigbeoer at fpmpe
meO, noor ban bar ct iaaoant 6or.
maal.
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5ernbanelt lttejfe afporeet.
9arterne striOcn cnes, Os 6egse
mener, De bar bnnbet.

gbilooelpbio, t8. Suli. = Oper'
6eitprer for Benniploonia SSernbone
8. 8. WlperS og aomiteer, iom re-
prGientereoe 1900 aonoufterer og
andre 3og6etiente poa oenne 9one
glt for Bittsbnrg, eneoes / Gag
ON ct @rlinolag for 9lfgorelIe nf
oereS 2snsmellentoerenoe. Soer Si-
oe paaItaor, 6en bar oun6et aft,
bbao ben ltreo for. Ger bar upret
pleiet lln0erbon0linger / belle 6
Nnaneoer, og oisie fuIminereoe flo.
ite llge /, at glrbeioerne itemte for
Streife.
Oct 3orilog. iom 9anen Gag
itiaeoe, og MGn0ene gif ino poa,
in0befatter Ell Ofinimun1s. Goq poa
10 elmer. SpsrgsmooIet ON Ooer.
tio operlo0es til Meolemmerne al
De enfeIte aomiteer og Dibiiion8-
Sliperillten0enter poa hoer i'm 81
nie at afgsre.
Wtnn ene0e5 oi0ere ON, at glrbei.
oerne Ifnloe garanteres 26 Cages
9(r6eioe om Maaneoen We0ens 9lr.
6ei0erne betragter bette iom en- SSno.
remmelie ira aompagniets Sioe,
bpooer aonpagniets @nbeosmpno,
at 9lr6eioerne UNDER oe baorOe 81.
Der bar beore tient meo at or6ej0e
fort 9io emo meo belt at blioe laat
al. - SnOtil / aonferencen / Dag,
erflpreOe gmbe0sn9noene, 6oo0e oe
pGret unoer oct sSnotrpf, at 2lrbei.
oerne for0re0e en- 10 5imerS 0aa
meO II 5imers Detailing. Nlen 9om-
pagniet erfl9reoe | 0aa, at oct al
ito bapoe tilbuot Stanoar0len og
par tilfreos meo life at ne0l9tte
nogens 9sn, oeriom 3ommeu Reu
9orf 6eutrol-Sogen life letter 9gn-
nen op oper, booo Der M er Stan-
oarO.
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9ano nnooraget.

llnOer 10. os. meloe5 ira @aib.
ington, at gr9iioent 3oft bar uno.
Oraeet / aft 71,5t8,5SS 9(cres 2ano.
ytblig er Der u0ite6t Or0re til llno.
orooeIie al ca. 100000 9lcres
fitlboIoigt 2ono. Omtrent Solu.
oelen af De II, 518,5SS acres er
nDe llnooragelier, oe Den anoen
Solooel en- Sta0fpitelie al tioligere
llnoorogelier. glf bette 9ano finOes
20.20S. 800 g(cres | Wontana, H..
S29,1S2 | Rortb 0ofota, 1,t3,099,,
us 9lcres / @poming. 6,t91, ,t6f
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