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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-04-01

ough engineer may increase this ut
his discretion On the sub-base d
sidewalk four inches thick is TO be
constructed.
First there is 10 be bottom course
OF concrete three inches thick The
wearing surface is TO be one inch III
thickness and laid before the concrete
has had chance TO harden, the OBJ
ject being that both shall set to-
gether
Substantial Character OF the Work.
In the laying Of the walks the lat
est improvements in sidewalk making
are TO be adopted. Steel plates are
to be run between the cement flags
so that when removed, after the ce-
ment hardens. these flags shall be alb
solutely separate pieces. IT will be
possible to take up flag and replace
it with another In other words,
each section Of the cement walk viii
be a perfect slab OF artificial stone.
Provision is made for small guam
tity OF lampblack 10 be mixed with
the cement to produce light-blue
color and relieve the walks Of the
glarng effect 50 noticeable elsewhere.
The specifications in relation to
the curbing are as carefully drawn
as those for the sidewalk. The pieces
are to be seven feet in length and
also to have the 1ight-blue effect.
For both the sidewalks and curbing
the cement is to be machine mixed
None but experienced mechanics, the
specifications declare. shall be en-
ployed on the work. Work is to go
on at several points at once, a the
engineers may direct.
Latest Devices in Sidewalk Making.
Accompanying the specifications
are accurate maps and drawings
showing how the curves at street
crossings are TO be made In every
possible way care has been taken to
provide for high-class work and for
the employment OF the latest devices
and methods in sidewalk making.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-04-01
Lutheran Church Confirmation.

On Palm Sunday number of boys
and girls we're confirmed At the evan
gclisflc Lufbern church IN Grant
wood, 81 which Rev Wnnlaeder Is
pastor On Faster the cafachnmen
received their first communion, The
names II those confirmed are. Har-
ric Marie Johnson, Violet Gertrude
Fredericks. Helen BuerQel. Gertrude
Tempest, Hannah I>ulliko. Bruno
LEM, Henry Schulter, Henry
Doschcr, Albert Nenschings. Otto
Fuchs, William Becrbaum
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-04-01

was passed to place tarvja on all
the roadways NJ the Borough of Fort
Lee This viii make it unnecessary
to do sprinklinq, but vii require sew
era dressings u the new material
during the season. IarVia was tried
on Bluff road last season, bat soon
dried ont, owing ~ the hard surface
" that particular thoronghfare,
which Is very hard, owing 70 the high
crown of the roadway. Anderson
avenue proved much better for tar
via.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-04-01
,s.nrs IMPORTANT WORK.
tcon,inusd from Page -


,be council passed reso-
" "A directing ire Ralph Earle, Bor-
i Engineer, to meet with the
Il !, ~ r"e,nmittee on roads and the
IN committee and arrange for
sp r;og specifications. The matter
t,ly discussed and MIR. Earle
!. red specifications that are mar
4. IN the way they protect the
IT, If Palisade and provide for
4 "lsss work These specifications
/. mi aaonroyed by the Mayor and
i Ii; and that body ordered that
INV h. advertised for. This took
abree weeks more time, so that
Sids we're not opened, while We'd
I'M night, April 49,
bn,ract for $4,000 Square Feet of
Walks.
'sder the contract and specifica-
/ the sidewalks and curbing are
II laid along the full length Of
wood lane. Abbott boulevard,
sborn road, Bluff road, Cumber-
j road Dorincourt Road, Bride
#and Arcadian way The engineer
hates that there will be 68.ooo
h feet Of sidewalks and 1925
n feet, or more than three and
miles, OF curbing.
IL contractor IS required to re
Il all surplus material, reset all
II manhole heads. and make any
ssary changes in grades. In
king for blasting the contractor
only be allowed for actual re-
|al OF rock.
|ewalks to be Three Feet Eight
Inches Wide.
BE- sidewalks are to be three feet
Il inches in width and the flags
feet in length. The sub-base is
|Onsist of cinders or broken stone
|ned to an even surface and four
Is thick In bad ground the Dor
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-04-01
Work to be Guaranteed.

And one Of the most important
points Of all is that the contractor
must give bond for onc-half the cost
Of the work, and guarantee the walks
for nine months after they are fin
ished This will take them through
ona uiufer
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-04-01
TARVIA ON ALL ROADS.

Borough Council Passes Resolution
to Make All Roads in Bor-
ough Dustproof.
At a recent meeting Of the borough
council at Fort Lee, an ordinance
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-04-01
Grand Banquet Proposed.

When the work Is completed pali-
sadians ought to get together Oh one
grand banquet and jollificafion sim
liar to that which followed the pas
sage Of the annexation bill, for here
will be three and half miles of side
walks that will be a lasting memorial
to their enterprise, real and public
spirit
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-09-30
Offers Services and Home Treatment to Rich
and Poor AEke---BeIieves 1t His Duty
to God and Man to Labor for
the Sick and Afflicted.
He is the Most Remarkable and Successful
Physician Now Before the Public.

Next Thursday, September 10Th,
Pullman will be favored by the arriy-
al of the well known specialist, Dr..
Darrin, who has achieved a wide rep
utation throughout the country, and
will remain for a limited visit, till
October 9th, and will give free con-
sultation at his headquarters in the
Hotel Palace.
The coming of this noted specialist
is a blessing for the sick and the af-
flicted. No person suffering from any
disease, or complication OF ailments
should be satisfied until they have
been examined by Dr.. Darrin, who
makes no charge for consultation and
undertakes no case unless deemed
durable or improbable.
Those who are suffering in silence
perhaps have been unsuccessfully
treated and believe their cases hope
less or only susceptible to temporary
relief, should not despair, for it is
possible that DR.. Darrin's successful
methods Of treatment will restore the
ealth and make life once more worth
living, as he has done in thousands or
so-called hopeless cases. A visit to
him viii tell, and it will surely be
worth the trouble and will cost
nothing to find out. as health is a
most valuable asset, and paramount
to almost anything a human being
can possess.
DR.. Darrin is certainly the most
remarkable and successful physician
now before the public. The perceptiye
faculties of this physician seem so
well trained that he at once tells
every disease of the human body and
precisely what condition of health or
disease exists; detectes and describes
every symptom, ache and pain and
gives a full history of the case from
the beginning to the end; tells so
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-09-30

trust entirely to those who sery,
them"
lie is well served who serves
himself is sound business prin.
ciple."
"Thcn there's docking. | could
talk for hours ON that, but sensible
men don't so in for that now, and the
society with a long name is trying to
make it hot for those who do, and so
l viii not bore you with it, ! have
taxed your patience too long al
ready"
Indeed, have not been bored; /
have enjoyed the conversation, and
shall hope to renew it in the near
future. And now, as to Lady Glare.
/ have no suitable place for her at
Ashbrook. If it viii not inconyen-
fence you, ] shall be glad to have her
remain here for the present. If YOU
can make any use of her, please do
SO.
Thus it came about that Lady Glare
still fingered in the meadow and
Reginald, who had grown fond Of
her, made her his especial charge
Time, and rest, and kindness are
sovereign remedies for bruised limbs
and ruffled temper, and under this
influence she grew more and mora
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-09-30

IF n1ateral
our mont
detail Of y
own Nortbel
G they turn 4
es under u
is overlook
! penny Of q
an insuran1
materials :
,urance agalII
r o its ispaiaiI.
[ers pltfS y
epresent1ItiDs,'.
| nlakeI =
lots and We
line. makia
d we are n'
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-09-30
CHAPTER VII.
DIR. Gardner Mounts His Hobby

When Mr.. Spencer Hubbard heard
of the accident he blamed the coach
man, as men are apt to do,
and threatened to discharge him. At
Mr.. Hibbard's urgent request he
promised, however, to do nothing
about it until he should come to Ash
brook, which he was intending soon
to do.
Immediately upon his arrived he
drove with Mrs. Hubbard to Holly
hurst. Miss Lydston was still there.
Mrs. Hibbard had sent a nurse to at
tend her, and under DR.. Gardeners
watchful care she was recovering as
fast as the nature of her injuries
would permit. She was but a year or
two older than Rose, and the COM
pany of the latter helped to brighten
for her the hours of her enforced
retirement. Rose had introduced her
to the household pets, and awakened
her interest in the busy, yet pleasant
routine of life at Hollyhurst.
Lady Glare was also still browsing
in the green pastures behind the barn,
and Mr.. Hubbard went out to inspect
her.
4 don't consider your coachman
very much to blame" DR.. Gardner
was saying to him as they returned to
the house.
Il know, I know, sir; Lady Clare is
a peppery creature, but still | think
there must have been carelessness
on his part"
1--WE are all careless at times"
'She was highly recommended to
me-"
Have you had any trouble with
her before?"
Il have not found her altogether
as satisfactory as I was lead to sup
pose"
" If you will excuse my plain speak
ing l will suggest that perhaps she
does not find everything to her lik-
ing"
Pardon me, but I do not under
stand YOU" said Mr. Hubbard, with
distant courtesy.
"There is usually some predispos-
ing cause when a horse runs away"
Il admit it; the horse was fright-
ened."
THAT was the immediate cause"
Immediate? Yes, it is liable to oc-
cur at any time I suppose. To have
| the streets cleared before one is a
privilege reserved only for those who
happen OF be born in the purple"
Possibly you have never heard
that I am something of lobbyist, "
said DR.. Gardner, with a humorous
smile.
Mr.. Hubbard assented to this with
an answering smile, dignified, yet in
dulgent.
IF you are not in haste and will al
low me to mount my hobby, I should
like to have a talk with you.
"Please go on sir"
ITO begin with, did you ~er wear
tight boots?"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-09-30
Road District Claims
Miscellaneous Matters


n,i Inc board entered into a contract
WIN the Colfax Electrical Supply
house o'''
SHE me trial on appeal from the county
,,ooperlntendent in the matter of the
u. aDHshment of School District
v the board '''' ' ''N - =
nm nn order was made directing the
s%unty auditor to advertise for bids
ho,o. ne construction of frame pest
fsrn,e and a frame barn on the county
arm IN at Colfax.
otbane petition of Paul Brockmier and
IN T 81. asking that the voting place
Al ~ urhbow precinct be established
eomn ne ONCE of the Potlatch Lumber
palpahy outside the city limits of
i Ise was granted.
: to " aIcuoneers license was granted
~ r. Wright of Rosalia.
! tenS report of the Florence Crit
s pat, MIsSlon was approved.
8 Der 90 s''oh was received from a num-
.Of r.. JIilizens living in the vicinity
Sof tvLSsalla asking for the submission
#ganizat, proposition of township or
Ton an9 at the next general cleo
vi and approved
ami luer was made directing the
5tets auditor to place upon the
Efbtio 10 be voted at the general
Rbrds ,.,, november 8, 1910, the
sll q FOR Township Organization
i Asainst Township Organiza.
~. Road Matters.
PAD w. arkman change in the Morris
s The I p, ordered established.
Clark rn ,a@eh change in the G. n
AID the o an was ordered established
osed s1n 1ea.e of G. N. Clark was al.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-09-30
HOLLYHURST

Copyright 1898 by the American Humane Ed
ucaton Society, all rights reserved Published
by special permission of the American Humane
Education Society.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-09-30

4h Nn. NJ. Duncan, County Audi
[0r OF whitman county, State Of
W. aSnlngton, do hereby certify that
o one above and foregoing is trne
ana ana correct abstract of the proceed
l IN OF a meeting of the Board of
county Commissioners held on the
! y IMAM ana 10Th of September, 1910. as
co,... WM, NJ. DUNCAN.
county Auditor and Ex-ofIicio C1or1,
OF me Board of County Commits.
by D. L. kemper, Deputy
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-09-30
oc, of the Proceedings of TIN
board of County Commissioners
% whitman County, Wash
ington.

pursuant to adjournment the
"a of County Commissioners OF
-,,,tman County, Wash, met Sep
.ouher 10, 1910, with the following
amhers present: ]. r. Ruply
r,.ntv Commissioner and Chairman
- be Board; w. c. Mccoy, and Sam
!, Mills. County Commissioners.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-09-30
Dir. Dnrrin's Specialties

DR.. Darrin makes a speciality of all
diseases of the eye, nose, throat,
lungs, heart, stomach, liver, kidneys
and bladder; also successfully treats
catarrh, deafness, coughs, dyspepsia,
constipation, piles, ulcers, neuralgia
and rheumatism.
All diseases and weaknesses of the
pelvic organs in either sex given spec
ial attention Those about to mar
ry should call for advice and to see
if they are fit or qualified for mar
riage Careful consideration given in
unhappy sexual incompatibility Of
married people.
The doctor has a special quick
treatment for all the peculiar all
ments OF men and is also extraordi-
uarily successful in the treatment of
all diseases of women, such as have
baffled the skill of other physicians
and remedies. No suffering woman
should fail to call on him for free
consultation and advice.
Each visitor to Or. Darrin Is seen
by him privately. All secret troubles
and delicate matters are held By him
in sacred confidence.
Sufferers from any disease or all
ment Of whatever nature, should lose
no time in consulting DR.. Darrin as
soon as possible after his arrival in
Pullman, for should they undergo
treatment, they viii have the bene-
fit Of the doctors personal attention
during his limited visit in Pullman.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-09-30

plainly that you know he is correct.
You learn the prospects Of life or dan
ger Of death whether cure is pos
sible or impossi BILE. He astonishes ey-
cry one with his wonderful and cor
rect knowledge Of disease-is so plain
and his skill and ability so great
that a speedy cure is absolutely GER
tain.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-29
sfaoe paa 8omulosaplen.

9igeiom Gr,1gtaplen i oe nor6peit.
lige og centrale Stater er blebeu
mere eller min6re p0elagt al Sroit
iioite l1ge, iaaleoes er 8omuIosai.
grboen Sc ip6ltge 9tater beller lite
gaaet Siam forbi. S slutnineen al
iioite og 8egpnoelien al 6enne l1ge
bar Ser beret en- ualmtn6elig Lap
Temperatur nabnlig / be ipositlige
stater, giernem Georgia, Spo Ga.
rolina, Gennesiee, set nor0lige Mlu.
bama in6 / 2ouiiiana % Misiisfippi.
90 en0og Longer imo6 8eit. @oa
mangfoloige Steoer CT 8omul6s.
plonter frosne bort, faa Ser maa
pla1tes ON, og 8omul6smellernc
bar mootaget Masfer at Sr6rer paa
Saaia6. Otter 5pa6 Ser meo6eIes
1ar ser life fiben Borgerfrigens|
Gage pnret iaa fort Sab al Bonn.
ulosafgrpocr beo Rl1I6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-29
Settp @reen saar no at 6orretuins.

Settp Green / Seem gorf, ser bar
Sro for at bore Ger6enS rigeite
&pinoe og tillige @eroens opgtigite
%fpinoelige spefulant> agter ON fort
Sio at treffe Jig ub at 6erretningS-
tibet og oper6rage 6orbaltningen al
fin 6ormue, ser anilaaeg til so.
Millioner Collars, til lin Cater %
mangeaarige Me6biplper @plpia
gift mes Mtllioneren Mottbep MItor
@ilfs. Settp Green er mi q Mar
gannrel og bar beret meget ipageIia
ben ii6ite Sio. &e16es itgrite Sora
er, at ben6es enelte Sgn, .,Goipar0
Green, life bar bit Snteresie for
6orretn!"gslipet. SUN onbraate
lin Si6 20 Millioner DolIorg !
S%ernbaner / Spoen / Saab ON, at
Ssmen pil6e blipe SSernbonemoouat.
men ban nagte0e at goa ino / 9Sor-
rctringen og r1eies meo en- minore
Sorretning, Ser giber bam ct riqeIiqt
Datteren bor berimoo ar.
bet Mooerens ffarpe 6orretninqg.
ions % er fnlot no iftan6 til at po-
refuge ben foIosiaIe Sormue.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-29
Marf Smain bbb.

Gen berpmte omerifanife 6orfat.
ter SamueI 8. Clemens, ser ifreo
UNDER 6orfatternapnet Marf Smain.
er Sorsoag lioite l19e: afsaaet pes
De0en paa fin @ien6om pe0 &e6.
Ding, Conn, 76 Mar gan1mel, etter
lengere Si6s Spageligbe6. San Bat
en- al Dor 5t6s mreit leite 6orf attere,
bbiS Bigger a1tages at bore iolgt I
benpeo Ell Million @%fsemplarer,
oberiotte paa en- M9ng6e fremme6e
Sprog, og &eroenspreslen / alle
2an0e lfrep bans 8iografi efter
bans 500. @an blep begrapet / al
Stilbe0 / Samiliebegropelien i g.
mira, g. g., / @an6aes..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-29
3eppelins Outfits: fornlpffe,.
Sra Berlin meo6eles Mm6ag, at
t al @repe 3eppelins 2uftifibe,

Sra Berlin me6oeles Man6ag, at
ct al @repe 3eppelins 2uftifibe,
r3eppelin IT,, Ser bar ifienfet
2uftifipperen pe0 Ell pffenlig Sn0'
iamling efter at bans ferite 2uftlfib
bar brel16t, er forulpffet paa cit
&eiie fra @amburg til &eln. @e.
6ens Sfibet bar l1noerpeis, reiite ser
Jig Ell pll16ielig Storm, iaa set maat-
te bringes til Sor6en, men in6en set
blep forteiet, blep Set repet bort at ct
pol0iomt 8in6fteo, og efter at BET
bapoe tumlet ON ! 2uften en- Snes
Minuter> fal6t set ne6 og blep iaa
%beifa0iget, at set bill foite. $125,OOO
at fao set repareret. @n Sol6at, oer
bar / @onoolen iom @agt, gior6e
9lftreilen meo og blep lipsfarligt
iaaret peb Gn1oct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-29

langt itsrre perionligt Anipar, ioet
bper enteIt stemme MI fomnter til
at talIe pco Mominationerne. Set
gieloer 6a onL at set republitanite
@arti bliper fulot poogent for Sc ito.
re 5pprgsmaal, og at bper entelt
&Glger gisr Zig set flart, at ban bar
lin itore Mnoel al Mniparet for at
uomil,ere Sc Me11o, ser pil gipre Zig
til Solsn1eno for Sc &rap, Der Ell
IterfeIt fremlne / 8ortiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-29
@gr. 8rnnsmicf 8alfe gollanoerGu

st lille &ropinsielfab opfgrte
ct Sbofeipearif Drma. Da Sep.
pet ifnl6e gaa ne6 for ii6ite Mft, blep
bet bangen0e paa Mioten. Baa
Scenen laa en- al Sfueipillerne ion1
Sig. Maifinmeiteren %arbejoeoe %
arbeioeoe forgiapes, % @nblifum
blep itaaen6e ipanot for at ie, bpor-
le0es 9iget bil6e flare fig.
9fliioit reiite sfueipineren Jig og
iagbe meo bull @pit
Stu Tan man life ell Gang fao
5reb @rapenl!"
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minneapolis, Minn., i. 6eb. 1910
Mr. 8. s. @louqb, @itp.

Mr. 8. $. @lougb @itp.
Mtn @erre:-
Seq gnifer at ifripe til Sem / Silt
le6ning af Deres Meoicin, fieno1
UNDER Mapnet ~Dr. Srencb's QniniG
Sit" og bill / 6enne Sorbin6eIie iige,
at ieg bar benDttet famine for froniii
r9uinip", iom set belbreoe6e fu16.
iten0ig og bar / Marepis ii6en lite
peret plaget al 6enne frpgteoe Spg-
6pm.
Seq bar gipet Bette Mio6eI til
&l1n6reoer al mine @enner iom pla-
ge6es at rQuiniD" og uSoniilitis"
og bar en6nl lite funoet ct Silfel>
oe iom lite bleb fureret. Seq onbe.
faler pao set barmelte Miolet til
Soft iom plages meb 6isie to frpg-
teoe Spgoomme. Sngen bebgper at
bore pngitelig for at fibbe 6ette
Miooel, % set er mig Ell 6orngielie
at anmobe Gem ON at referere Ell.
bper. til mig iom plages of oisic
9eres meget forbunone,
90. S. Dunsn
8rrnsmicf 8aIfe goIIan6erGo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-29
Daar(qng

Sea .ly,1ger Baarens Hris, og. luublet
UNDER @ilnlens 8laa,
bpergang jcg Ter Set fsrite erpn'1e
5traa!
1bi goorc1 fom fra, G%pigbbeoens
I1oo,
bpor almoet fprite Gang 1T @elo
oplo0
% lfabte / @efunoet 2ps % 2ip
og Morgengrp og gaaren peo ct
E. r@lin!"
Scr biliet, @aar! Soa itign og frtit
pi0nn0erlig,
og .toeer / l1ofoloen, paa Dnoe rig,
1n er ion1 5par paa 2ipets 8en %
2englel! @
On Ml-geuturen lengteo ub fra
Tengiel,
ga bapeo freln oct fbrite lille Stroa,
og Millioner &refter 2pIet ioo.
Seq ipueer @aarers @ris peo. farite
8lomiterpragt,
noar 8oeiien bpper uipnltg Magt,
og Streets &rone itaar meo @uloiol
ODER Sop,
og paa bper lioen @ren iom beer iin
fprite &nop!
Scr billet, fine boi6e, lette @fp,
og &imlens 9ug, pes 4pel6 og
MorgengrD!
Maar @fopen berer 2gp ON @an-
6en lin,
ga er Matllren iom en- Strife piet tno,
Sis6oms Storbe6s un6erfuloe
8uo,
6o oanoer bper EN- 8nop 6Dert Straa
al SIP, al @a16!
Set beper / Noturen iom al oulgte
Soner -
meo 2op og Sat og @ong moo Sim=
lens Soner~
9(f ON jeg bap6e tuiin6 Gunger,
I ieg piloe beit og lpot min 2opiang
iiunge!
: tbi @imlens Sfienbe0, Sor6en gr6l,
og fin,
og 8lomiters Bragt % Duft er min
og Sin!
Sg min og Dtn er @le6en for bpao
fommer,
t tbi &aaren berer 2ipet ino til Cont
d 2aura.
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On poGti(k Soin9nin9
9emufratiifc %alsiejre tjener ion
Mbuariel.

Gi:er 1t SEN 11pe Sololnp oar pie
pe,.. ueotoget al 8ongreslen og e
trooot uo / 9ipet, CT ser aolttlltg
Ser tvoer pao, at @efolfningen Jon
$elbeo life blot er ntilfreos 'neo
oens Afiatnins, ioet Sen life gap
ben 2ettelie i Sol0bproen, ser par
pentet / @enbolo til &rogramlefter'
ne pes Sc iioi1e Salg, men at %9l'
Qerre er tilbpielige til at ontpoe for
Qeoerue inoen set republican, e Yar
ii, at sen vStnnopot" -Yolitif, Ser
Be iioIte Mar er fprt al Hartiets Sc
bere, n,oo opgiues til 6oroel for Der
minore itramme %vSnlursent"- Folt
tit, iom napnlig er fommet tiloroe /
be noropeltlige Gtater, % bpis So
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