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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
TWO TOWNSARE
BURIED IN
SLIDES

One Hundred Known Dead in One Town-Fate Of
People in Second Village Problematical - Land
slide in West Seattle, One Man Misses Death
Ocean Storm at Aberdeen-Northwest Menaced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
They Found second aody.

Robert n DUNN. q private. who
disappeared twu weeks ago, vas
found murdered five days later
Physicians testified that The skull
showed signs 81 a binw sufficient
so cause death While soldiers
were searching the nearby ground
for something that would furnish
a clew to Dumms murderer. the
bones aud tattered uniform of an.
other soldier were found 80 feet
higher up The cliff Everything
points 10 this being the body nf
Private nell. who disappeared
year ago and was put down as q
deeeuer The body appeaFa 10
have been there about a year and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-28
G.. N. TRAIN is
STILL STALLED

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EVERETT. Feb IS. Stalled for
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Continued on Page Eighth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
LIVE 81 aosco TIPS

| guess John Larson Is some wres-
tier. He threw Rossef~ last night
without any particular effort in both
catch-as-catch-can and Graeco-Ro-
man styles. Matawan, have you any
more men you want thrown?
AL. Raines won the twelve mile
race easily last night. Pat. Dineen
showed form and landed second
place but he has not the speed of
the local representative.
Bernard Sullivan, Of Woodbridge.
must be a @Iotten" referee if all the
reports l hear about him are true.
In fact, he is accused of almost
everything that a referee should not
be. An unfair referee is not only
disgusting, but Is a contemplate
thing in the eyes of true sports.
. y
Have you been to the six-day BIZ
cycle race in New York yet? Some
day. said some day"-we may
have bike races in the Auditorium.
So Johnny Sullivan, of Wood
bridge, is going to run Hayes here
next Monday night. What a bunch
of "soreheads" there will be among
his following il he should lose. /
can already hear the kicks"
1t has been suggested to our
Roosevelt correspondent by one or
two athletes of the borough that if
the management of the Auditorium
weresto put on a mile race for anna
tours occasionally the event would
prove attractive and would doubtless
draw a larger crowd, because inter
ested friends of the competitors
would attend. Roosevelt would have
at least three entrants. The matter
deserves consideration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06

Al. Raines covered the twelve
miles in about sixty-eight minutes
and ten seconds. Pat. Dineen, the
veteran Irish runner, was second,
approximately five laps behind
Raines, and Panzeri, the Italian,
was third, about sixteen laps behind
the leader. j. Stomatakoz, a fourth
entrant, a resident of this city, re-
tired after having covered a few
miles.
Raines led throughout the race,
running In his usual good form. His
time for each mile follows: First,
4 min. 40sec.; second, 5 min; third,
5 min. Is Sec; fourth, 5 min. 80
Sec; fifth, 5 min. As Sec; sixth, 6
min; seventh, 6 min; eighth, s min.
40 e ninth, 6 min. 20 Sec; tenth,
8 min. SO Sec; eleventh, 6 min. 10
Sec; twelfth, s min. The judges
were Frank Mccormick, Louis P.
Booz, Edward Smith and Daniel
Mulherin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06

OF klNCWO0DS
NOT OPPOSED
,ial to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Dec. 6:-The King
wood Athletic Club held a we'll at
tended and enthusiastic meeting in
its club house here last night. Nom
nation of candidates for new officers
for the ensuing year was held and
general preparations were made for
the regular election to be held De-
cember 10.
All candidates were chosen with
out opposition, excepting the trus-
tees. Five were named and three
will be elected. The nominations
follow: President, H. e. King; vice.
president, Thomas Cody; financial
secretary, Samuel Farrell; recording
secretary, August Greiner; treasur-
err, Charles Campbell; trustees,
Charles Ohmenhiser, Peter Greiner,
Jr., H. Kelly, Henry King and Rob-
ert Sattler.
Bills were paid, minor matters
were transacted and a number Of
subjects were discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
FROM
A BASKETBALL
FAN RECEIVED

A basketball fan who seems to
take an interest in the recent forma-
ton Of the Junior Basketball League
of the city. wishes the st. Anthonys
to enter, believing they would win.
His communication follows:
Perth Amboy, Dec. 5, 1910.
SPORTING EDITOR NEWS:
l would like you to publish this
little piece of news which came in
sight at the Auditorium.
] wish to state that there is going
to be a junior league in this city as
far as l have seen. l have seen
pretty near all all these teams prac~
tice and l don't think, with the least
idea, that they haev got in on four
of the st. Anthony members, whom
l have seen practicing in the Audito-
rum with the big teams on Sundays.
The four great stars from the st.
Anthonys are Hibbit, Desmond, Bu-
reke and O'Toole, and / would like
to see them get in that Junior
league. l think they would cone
out at the top of the league and I
think they could get another one
like those four In the club some
place.
This is written by a spectator Who
witnesses pretty near every game OF
basketball.
Good-by.
BY A SPORT OF PERTH AMBOY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06

prised to learn Of the movement, as
there has been a marked inclination on
the part of the New York polo squad
to keep CLOSER away" from the cherry
circle water dogs for a number of
years. The Chicago men, including the
Illinois Athletic club, however, are Ill
favor Of the idea, and II much depends
upon what Chicago does it is likely the
movement VIII bear fruit.
Crack Swimmers Numerous.
Each city considered has a good sup
ply Of material to draw upon, and some
strenuous competition should result lf
the league is formed. The C. A. A.
team Is about the same as 1t was last
year with the exception of Bob Laugh
lin, who Is out because Of sickness.
Frank Kehoe will again be at the head
Of Meffert's squad and will have
Loehde, Galdzik, Healy, Durant, Nc
Council, Megs, Remus and Gunther
back Of him. This team has been de-
cidedly effective in past years.
The Illinois team viii have mails"
Jaeger as captain. Johnson, Jensen,
Mclaughlin, Vollbroth, Walsh and Ell
lott, as well as a number of others,
will be back, and, with the coming of
Instructor Cayil, the organization ex-
poets to make q much stronger tank
showing this year than it has before.
Cavill has been working hard with the
men for some time and says he now
a them in good shape and thinks
they will cut an important figure III
competition this winter.
New York Will Have Strong Team.
Halpin will again lead the New
York squad and will have his old team
mates with him-Reid, Handley, Tru-
benbach, Goodwin, Ruddy, Steen and
P~ittsburg, although the East
Liberty swimmers ~disbanded, could
muster Captain Basler, Curtis, Sloan,
Shinton. Blair, R%hinehart, Blake and
Cutnell.
Captain Martin will be missing from
the st. Louis lineup, but the other men,
or most of them, viii be back and will
be trained by Frank Sullivan, former
ly Instructor at the /. A. G. 1t Is
thought that at least one Of the Phila-
delphia clubs will have a team, so the
material is available for a good league
IL the different cities Ear be interested.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
csrbsrus, Three Heads.

The most famous OF dogs is Gerber
US, who watches the entrance to Tar
tarus. He has three heads, but Her
cules dragged him to earth and Or
pheus put him to sleep with his Tyre.
The original dog cakes were given to
Cerberus by the sibyl who led Aeneas
through hell. They were made Of -four
and seasoned with peoples and honey.
He must have been an opium hend, as
the celestial drug is made from pop
pies. A sop to Cerberus'' was II Of
these cakes given t. the monster by
Greeks and Romans as q bribe to lei
them La without molestation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
Local Runner Covered Distance In.
So Min. 10 Sec. Larson Cot
Falls In 1856 and ESQ.
TWO STYLES OF WRESTLING

Al. Raines, representing this city,
easily won the twelve-mile foot race
and John Larson had little difficulty
in throwing Emil John Rossel twice
in a wrestling match at the Audi
forum last night. Larson first
threw his man in twelve minutes and
flfty-1ve seconds at catch-as-catch-
can, his favorite style. The second
fall was secured in seven minutes
and fifty seconds in Graeco-Roman
style. Albert Manton refereed.
John Larson, who is q member of
the Danish Sociable Athletic Club,
has now won two matches from Ros-
sci and 1t is not likely that a fourth
one will result, unless Rossel and
Larson should agree on a bout In
Graeco-Roman style. Last nights
match showed that the South Jersey
lite is not very skilled in either style,
although Graeco-Roman is his
favorite.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
Why Senator Hale Voted for Free
Hides

Hides
"Other senators whose states had
tanneries and shoes and leather
manufactures soliciting the removal
of the datyawere forced in the end
to stand by Mr.. Aldrich, although
they may have promised to vote for
the removal of the duty. Senators
P%enrose and Hale are cases In point.
A letter from Senator Hale which
has fallen into the writer's hands
explains quite clearly why he did
not keep his promise.
Last week" wrote Senator Hale
On May 81, the amendment putting
lumber on the free list would have
carried but for votes of the senators
from the far west and the south, and
with free lumber, as 1t was under
the Wilson-Gorman bill, Names
lumber mills would be put out Of
business.
ct have to look at all these
things and some of my friends will
undoubtedly be disappointed at some
OF the votes which l may give, but
If / think my duty as an all-round
pr%otectionist calls for me to vote
for a duty on hides I shall do so,
much as l regret that you and other
good friends do not agree with
me- MI Ida NJ. Tarbell in the
December American Magazine. "Mr.
Aldrich and the Tariff"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
a Merry Monarch,

Frederick William /. Of Prussia used
to spend many hilarious hours at the
Tobacco club, where his chief delight
was to make his guests the butt Of his
practical Jokes. A fayorlte victim was
Jacob Won Gundling, an eminent scien-
fist, whom on one occasion his majesty
ordered to read aloud certain abusive
articles about himself which the king
had sent to the daily papers, while by
his side was placed a monkey dressed
In exact imitation of the professor,
which he was compelled to embrace
as his brother.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
A NEW WATER
POLO CIRCUIT
Clubs of Six Cities May
Form Organization.

Swimmers Of the New York Athletic
club are trying to effect the ~organisa-
ton Of an intercity water polo league
to include Chicago, New York, Phila-
delphia, Boston, Pittsburg and possibly
st. Louis. The idea Is to have play
during the winter season, and the Mer-
curry Footers are confident they will be
able to make a success Of the move
ment.
Swimming heads at the Chicago Ath-
letlc association were somewhat sur
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
AL. RA|NES WINS TWELVE MILE
RACE LARSON THROWS ROSSEL
ELIMINATION
AT .kEYP0RT
Bowling Contests Among
Members of the Club.
sneoin1 to tnc nHENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, Dec. 6:-Owing to the
fact that SO many new members
have been elected to the ranks of
the Century Athletic Club, a second
elimination contest, for the purpose
of reforming the bowling team, will
be started about the first of the
year. About ten of the new mem
bers will try for the team, and as
some of them have passed the anna
teur class, 1t looks as though a
change may be made. Since the
team was formed no change has
been made in the standing of the
six highest.
The cor and averages of the six
highest Ia the matches are:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

SPtbtof % tHC N ~ BWS.
Tottenville, Dec. 6:-The Mari
ner's Harbor bowling five, of the
northern section of Staten Island,
secured a tighter hold on third place
In the All Staten Island Bowling
League here last night, when it won
two out of three games from the
Aquehongas in the beginning Of the
second half of the schedule. The
local bowlers secured the first game
by a margin of eleven pins and the
visitors captured the second and
third games by margins of sixty-four
and thirty-fve pins respectively.
The Amicitias, of Pleasant Plains,
and the Richmond Borough Club,
No. l, are now tied for first place.
The highest team score thus far is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
A NEW SIDE TO AN Cd
STORY.

. Until two days before the
: fight Johnson had agreed to lay
/, down to Jeffries. Johnson found
out that Little was around let
ting on Jeff. and he sent word ~
jeff that the frame up was off
and that the fight was going tc
be on the square. There were a
number OF busy meetings inside
the next ten hours. but Johnson
wouldn't listen to eason He
wasn't going to see George Little
win any money, and 1t was all
off. Then jeff collapsed, No
wonder-a championship in his
pocket and have it picked"
Abe Attell. featherweight
champion of America, gave ut
terance to the above explanation
Of Jeff's defeat by Johnson re-
Gently. It is the silliest and most
absurd of ell the yarns set afioat
since the Reno affair. 1t does
not stand to reagon that Jeff If
he expected Johnson to '1le
down" would taks the negro's
unsupported word, especially in
view OF Johnsou's peculiar rec
ord where his word waS the
only guarantee
After johnson had signed arti-
cles to box Langford In London
and coolly repudiated his sigma
ture; after he had thrown over
Sam Fitzpatrick, the man who
took the negro out OF the r
lunch class and made 1t possible
for him to enter on a roseate
chicken devouring. auto riding
existence; after he had deserted
Little, who financed him in his
training for the championship
bout; after the negro had done
all these things and shown that
his word was worthless. 1t Is not
at all likely that Jeffries would
have accepted his unsupported
promise that he would Tie !
down" .
On the contrary, had there :
been such an agreement between
the me- JSllIiGb NOhbA nav :
sisted that Johnson be tied up E.
with q contract supported by a .
sufficiently large cash forfeit to !
insure strict observance OF the
stipulation. JEFF is not SO IN
sophisticated as Attell would
have people believe, and If he
felt that a purchased victory !
was necessary he would have
seen to IT that the contract was !
suitably backed by cash. Phil !
delphia Jack" O'Brien invariably Z
insisted that cash forfeits be (
posted by opponents who coz !
scented to take the count for a \
financial consideration. and the
deal always went through with !
cut a hitch.
Those persons who bet ON Jen Z
and are trying 70 explain his de- I
feat hy stories on slope "dou- !
bic cross. etc, have uttarly /
failed to make out a eaa8 Je6
was beagen BY a better n@n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
Numbering Of aridIron Players.

In England football players are nurrl
pered. The innovation Is bound to bl
tdopted In this country. It's only faie
10 spectators that come system wherei
by contestants can be easily Identified
should BIO enforced. The only object
ton to the scheme ia hat opponents
could identify opposing players. Ths
advantages and disadvantages of this
system would be counterbalanced. al
teams could use the information.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
COUNTY SEAT
TEAM WANTS
SOME GAMES

The Catholic Club Basketball
Team, of New Brunswick, would be
glad to hear from teams averaging
around 1875 to 140. Managers who
are willing to give return games can
write. They will pay expenses for
eight men and will expect same
when return game is played. Joseph
f. New, manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
OUTLvON OR
ICE
In PITTSBURG
Promoters Find the Professional
Game Toe Risky and the Anna
teur Play Too Improbable.

No more glaring example Of the i'm
perative need of an international gov
srning body in hockey, n which will
os empowered with the came unre-
stricted authority enjoyed by the ma
tional commission In baseball, can be
IaA than the deplorab bic situation In
Ptttsburg, =
There Is to be no hockey in what
nee was one of the most active CEN
ters OF the sport in this country during
the coming season. I
This Is not due to any lack OF inter-
est in the sport. The fans of that city
want hockey, but they want profess
slonal hockey,
Up untfl last season they have been
educated to and fed on the faster and
more exciting play OF the salaried
puck chasers. and when they were del
prived Of his style Of game and Offer
ed the amateur game last year they
'ould not expect to be as satisfied with
Il and thrive as substantially on 1t.
1t was made necessary to offer them
amateur hockey because of the lack Of
some one body which would have juris-
alotion over the players, both in this
country and in Canada.
Back in the season of 190S-9 hockey
Ia Pittsburg started particularly early
and a number of the professional play
ers In Canada figured that they could
pick up some easy coin in that city for
a couple of months n then just. al
soon as the season opened In Canada
pack their kits and leave the Pirate
promoters In the lurch.
This was predicted long before 1t
happened, and just as soon as the big
league season in the Dominion started
tho majority of the players beat II
Sack, There were q few who had de-
cenoy to stick 1t out, but 1t was neces.
~sary~for several of the teams to bor-
row reserve players from the rest OF
the clubs IN order to finish out their
schedules.
The players ~an hardly be blamed foH
taking this advantage OF laxity on the
part OF the promoters of the game. This
life OF a hockey player is but very short
at best. The game Is too strenuous for
them to last long, and they are going
to grab afl the coin they can while the
grabbing Is ripe.
1t is time. however. that the promoi
ters In this country at least-Canada
doesn't have to worry as much about
1t as y~et-should get ON the job and
make overtures to the Canadian on
cials concerning the forming OF some
Sort of substantial alliance whereby the
player guilty OF jumping his contract
could be blacklisted and a holdout
could be dealt with as they deal with
him in baseball, By not permitting him
to play with any other team.
In Canada they have trouble witt
contract Jumpers. but they are nevef
troubled for the want OF players. Thers
are hundreds Of them to be pluckedi
OF course they are not all classy. but
PtttsburZ could not get any kind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
WINNIPEG Four to Get Trophy.

Winnipeg has raised $4,000 for &
trophy to commemorate the winning
OF the Stewards cup at the royal Hen
ley regatta this year by their senior
four cared shell crew. 1t was the first
time any foreign crew lifted the
trODhY-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
sin Kickina About the New RuIes.

Every day brings some new protest.
against the intermiasfons between the
first and second and the third and
fourth playing periods. The coaches
don't like 1t. IT slows up the game for
the spectators, and the doctors say ID
help any.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
DAILY to cantsir dartmouth.

Edward j. Daily of North S%tratford,
N. a., has been elected captain of the
Dartmouth football team for mex sea
son. Daily played left end IN this
years team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06

when ~antLseptic surgery first came
in," said a medical writer, "the doc
tors operated right and left. The wild
ow Of n poor chap put on his tomb
stone:
In memory of my dear husband.
Gcneto join his sciatic nerve, his large
Intestine, his eardrum, his liver, his
left scapula and a leg inadvertently
removed by d surgeon who was given
to dts OF Observation-Disclosures -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
SOUTH RIVER
CLUB IS To
RETURN GAME.

The South River Bowling Club is
expected in this city tonight for d
return match with Bohnsack's five,
to be held on Bohnsack's alleys, be-
ginning after 5 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
A Flood of Ink.

Uncle Sans printing office In WASH
ington uses some twenty-four tons of
printing ink yearly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06

Minnesota Establishes Rowing Camp
The Minnesota State university has
established a rowing amp on the
shores OF Harrison bay, at Minnetonka.
Under the direction of Dick Grant
Grant has succeeded in acquiring 4
iargs amount OF shore line and has
9rought about the erection Of q sleept
3 and dining cottage and laid out 1
football field, which can also be used
for other sports. Next year Gram
hopes 10 have q crew TO race against
Wisconsin. while the movement Ena5
result IN the establishment OF q west3
fern colleges rowing association Hks ths
p's eastern university meet At Poush
&ee0aie. N. x
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06

Some lively times are expected il
this second elimination contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06

More than 10000 people in this
rcinity read the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06

MOON CHANGES IN DECEMBER.
New moon, list; first quarter, 9Th;
full moon, 18th; last quarter, 23rd;
new moon, 31st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
GET
TIGHTER HOLD
Safe in Third Place Of All Staten Island Bowl
ing League--Win Two Out of Three Last Night from
Aquehongas--Begin Second Half of Schedule.

99S, made by the Mariners Har-
bors. The scores last night:
Nfnrinou,n n-.IA-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06

II you do Ape NEWS
every day
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06

The standing Of the first six for
the elimination contest and match
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-06

Read the NEWS every dav.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

Ds6sfo1o iSpnsberg.
Spnsbergs mangeaarige Or6fgrer
@rosierer Mn6ers 2orien ct ofgooet
peo Deoen. &an bar beret en- / So.
mnnen meget betroet Mon6. Egns.
bergS Sroferer bar fan paret fra
1895 til 1908 og fra 1908 og inotil
ban / @ommer iegte fig entleotget
fra @hllingen poa @run6 of @pg-
Dom. @rosierer 2arien repreiente.
reoe SenSberg paa @tortbimget / 8e-
riooen 1898-190O. Desu6en bar
ban | en- Marreffe peret Me6Iem at
SenSberg @parebants Direftion,
fioen 1904 Direftionens Jorman6,
Meolem at E-ilipnsfomisiionen for
- Me6Iem of
Sensbergs @leftricitetsperfs Dtref-
ton og af Direftionen for Gens-
berg-@iosfosbanen ii6en 6ennes
Aabning. @rosierer 2orien bar fg6t
/ So1um / 8ratsberg / 1847 oo
11eoiatte Zig iom @igbmom6 i Egns.
berg I 1876. Me6 bom er en- of
9bnsbergs betp6eligite % melt an.
ieeoe Men6 gooet bort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30
5vo Dafota.

- S 9elle Tourcbe er ii0ite l1ge
9ernoro & Staleps Melle og 8p=
ems eleftriife Mnlgg poelagt peo Ell
8ran6, lom oplto0 peo 2pnneo llag.
- 6. 6. Sprenien far toget Mf=
lfeo JONI Eoitmeiter / Milforo. Gull
lp County, og Samuel S. Sarpis,
ST., er u0nernt / bans Steo.
- s. 8. 2ari jon al 2inco(n So}pn=
hip, Glorf County, bor terifet en-
Morfs @profgrp0e, iom giper ct
Observation-Disclosures al II Buibels
pr. Mcre. Otter Sen nlperenoe
Sris, $3.50 pr. 9uibeL bliper set
$3.50 pr. Mcre.
- Set far poft itor 0piigt / Gan=
ton iaapel lom / Siour Sails, at 81.
g. Carlton, 5tatsa6pofot for 2in-
col1 County, er blepet orreIteret ur=
Der en- a%lporlig Mnflage. Sans @en=
ner iiger> at &lagen moo pam ifploes
bans @mbe1Spirfiombe6. 6orunoer<
1pgelle pil fin6e 5teo / Gantou Sen
ID. Sftober.
- Gbris @anion, en- pelfienot
Sle',frombanoler / @ienna> blep fun
ben oeo UNDER lit Mutomobil otte Mil
Spopeit for @otertopr al Sngere.
9or1lon bap0e peret 8pen og afrei=
lte til Sienna ONT @ftermiooagen.
Sporene biite, at fan por neiten be6
Soppen al en- brat 8affe, ga @roften
Hap op, og tro6s 8remierne gleb
Moifinen baglen6s ne6 8affen og
belteoe, iaa &anion blep flemt ibiel.
9anlon bar libsforiifret for $4,000
og efterla6er Jig peroifulb @ienoom
/ @inona.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

1amontbrDIlup funoe
Sen 24oe 80. feires i @orseruno at
49ert ST. Srampe 6Iooo og 6rue,
Morie, fsot @appelen (@lemse @lo-
lter). ST.. 5looo er igot 10. Sanuor
1926 og fremoeles JONI en- llngoom
friif og lipli9, % bans Grue fgot 20.
SUM- 1923, er noeenlunoe rail 90
rerig.