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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
LATE LOCALS

,,.,n ,,s,rct Smcllcr-rho Utah SO,
w, rlnrincers and friends VIII
cle.y ~ M snit Lake Route depot To-
lc''S '..,, ~ 10.gO n. m. Tor TooSie'
i il,.o thev 20 10 inspect the new IN ~,
tornntional Smclter. the party w
~, nm Ia Salt Lake about I" " ~.
r,ncrn, OF a. u. Campbc,l-nh'r,
Ina ,i 10 silnn d. Campbell. the wei
,n'is," ,,,ininc man. was held ms
k r.a,.,,nn from Halls chapel on Nnst
trnmnle street. with interinenl AZ 49, Ne.
6livrt Rev. C. X. Neel o, ~" Ian ,,an
ian church otficiateu' INV w. MANY
dance was large. Ihctc VIZ
floral tributes
socks His IIalf-l'rothcr-in an e''J, n
10 tinl his haif-brotlier, JONI 49,,
Myers. who has not been near, near, e,,, ~
60 "a years, A. j. Courtright OF ato".-
i1u ih,o has written y letter 10
f,a.',,, ..ttr Arthur l.. Thomas. asking
',;,s,''In institute n search for MN,
5nimars &c not known at the GER
.r,,i delivery and his name Is not III
the city directory.
committee Holds IxnminationS-
rhc house committee OF tho CONNER
cial club held II meeting tnis al'tr-
800, AZ tho Commercial club to con-
.,tln,. 7unnlicntions for positions ;is
tnIeuhonc operator. bellhoys. rofterS.
and other employees CHAIRMAN ira r.
lewis and the other members OF the
cnmm,ttoc also transacted consider
.,l,,e routine business yhe furnishings
,,nmmittec held n meeting in the new
commercial club building at 4 O'Clock.
THE committee went through the
huildinE which Is now being furnish
cd in for the opening. the date Of
which Will be announced soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
SEPARATION OF CHURCH
AND STATE IN PORTUGAL

Lisbon. Oct. 2s.---Thc separation OF
the state and the church was announced
In decree issued by the provisional
government today.
Another decree published declares for
the freedom of the press.
Tho government today declined tho
invitation to attend a memorial mass
for the victims OF the revolution on the
ground that 1t desired to remain neutral
in matters of religion.
The press generally favors the inaug-
uration of a system of government with
a president and cabinet similar to that
in the United States in preference to
the system of parliamentary govern
ment generally in vogue on the cont
ncnt of Europe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
COURT NEWS
MRS. wu,cox HAS Her SAY.

More sidelights were thrown on the
controversy between Nellie Bailey and
Eunice Wilcox as to ownership of
furniture in a Main street rooming
house in the answer and co,inter-claim
of Mrs. Wilcox filed in The district
court In her counter claim Mrs. VIII
cox asks for s2S3.SO damages ana that
the action be dismissed Mrs. Bailey
sued for $4,000 damages. $4,000 actual
and Sl.o00 punitive. claiming that Elrs..
wilcox had sold to her certain furni-
ture and then had removed the furni-
ture from the rooming house. after
collecting about 5000 from roomers. In
tho answer and counter-claim, Mrs.
Wilcox admits that u contract was en-
tered into between them for the salc
of the furniture for $1,000, but alleges
that the plaintiff Is in arrears on pay
nents. She further says that Mrs.
Bailey took the furniture out of the
rnominS house and placed 1t in an ex
posed place where considerable dam
age was done to It, She assesses her
damages against the plaintiff at s2s3S0,
and asks Judgment for that amount.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
RAILROAD NEWS
NEW LAW COSTS y LIFE.
Engineer Killed While Trying to oh.
serve 49, Hour Law

Chicago. Oct. 2s.-Obedence to the
new state law. which requires that a
locomotive engineer must not be on
duty longer than is hours. cost the life
of william Strommcr of the Chicago
& Northwestern railroad. no died yes
tcrday in the hospital at Wankegan.
Strommcr was on Il heavy freight
train running from Milwaukee, to Chi
cago Hc reached Norton Park, when
he realized that he could not get to
Chicago in timo by pulling the whole
train.
Tho rules of the company permit q
man to abandon his train and rush his
engine to headquarters. This Strom-
mer tried to do. by pulling his train on
a side track and leaving the caboosc on
the main line. In bringing back the
engine to get tho caboose 1t overturned
and he was pinned beneath it. crushed
and scalded by the boiling water.
Had he not reached Chicago within l6
hours. no would have been discharged.
Tho fine against the company is 500 for
each offcnsc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
MIR. MOVIE HOPEFUL.
SDcakin- of Political Situation In Utah
And Salt Lake County

Mr.. james II. Moylc. chairman of
the Democratic state committee. speak
Ing OF the political situation this morn
ing. expressed the conviction that n
large Democratic vote would be cast
IN the state and in Salt Lake county.
because. he thought. many deserters
would return He stated emphaticaIly
that there is absolutely 10 disposition
on the part of any Democrat with
whom he had conversed or correspond.
ed. to vote the American" ticket
Speaking of the Salt Lake Tribune,
Mr.. Noyle said that the Democrats re-
gard 1t as "insurgent"-Rcpub and
that the hope of the paper is that 1t
will some day become the official orgili
of an ..ipsurgent" party with state and
national Influence. For that reason
there can be no Understanding between
that paper and his party. Every true
Democrat, he added. Is anxious to res
cue tho taxpayers OF the city and coun-
ty in the interests of what they be-
lieve to be economy and good govern
mpnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
IKE THOMPSON DISCHARGED.

Ike Thompson. alias VIII Alexander,
was discharged in the police court to-
day after being in jail for some time,
charged with forging the name of Pres
ton Nutter. Il ranchmun, to n check
for $50. and attempting to cash it ut the
Leader clothing store. "Bill' Newton
appeared for the boy, and he showed
that there had boon no forgery proven
by the testimony introduced by As
sstant County Attorney Dan Alex
ander. Richard l.. Conlcy. assistant
cashier of the Mccormick bank, APP
pcarcd as witness and testified that the
check in evidence did not bear Nuttcrs
signature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
Political Sidelights.

j, i. Darmcr and J. w Mckinney
were tho speakers at an american"
rally held at the residence of Lieut.. r..
l.. Shannon Of the police force last
night.
District ciarmen and party workers
OF the Democratic party will meet at
county headquarters in the Mcintyre
building tomorrow night.
o, w Carlson. II. G. Ivcrson and
Willard Done addressed a Republican
meeting at Mil Creek last night
saturday will be "Salt Lake coanty
day" ut Republican women's headquar-
tcrs IN the Atlas block, when II rccep-
ton viii bn held from noon until 6
o'clock pm. Mrs. John W. Mackay,
Mrs Walter j. Burton and Mrs Steph-
James II. Anderson will speak at 4
o'clock.
Fred r. Dubois spent n few hours in
Salt Lake city yesterday afternoon,
returning to Boise last evening. lie de-
clined 10 he Interviewed on the Idaho
political situation. but 1t is understood
in Idaho that his political ambitions
are not yet dead, gLt
Tonight at tho home of Mr.. VIM. s..
Romney, 1857 Third avenue n temper
sance meeting will be held. Among the
speakers will DO Prof, ]. +. Merrill
and Mr. Ray Van Colt. a fine must
cal program will be rendered by
Charles r. Pike and Others. All are
invited.
Y A Democratic rally will be held this
evening at the residence of William s..
Romney, 367 Third avenue. ]. T., Mer-
rill and Ray Van Colt will be the
Speakers There will also be a musical
program. and everybody Is invited to
attend.
Also this evening q temperance meet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
RALEIGH 4 HARTMAN SUED.

Norman r. Livermorc Il Company. an
eastern concern. has entered suit in the
district court against Jacob II. Raleigh
and William NJ. Hartman. doing bust
ness as Raleigh &; Hartman, to recover
$3.50 said to be due on ~ steam, shovel
purchased by the defendants. The COM
plalnt alleges that Raleigh & Hartman
bought q steam shovel. known as tho
Thew shovel from Livcrmorc & Com
pany on Sept. 4. 1908. for $3.50, on
which only $500 has been paid. Tho
suit Is to recover the balance due and
interest from date Of sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
WILL BUILD sUGAIs FACTORY.

American Fork. Oct. 2S.--Jcsse
Knight, In an address at a Democratic
rally held here last night. said he in
tended to build a sugar factory in this
state. II have been considering this
thing some timc." Nh. Knight ls quoted
as saying. land tho only thing that
stopped me was that | did not have
sufficient funds. But just now ! have
all the money need and will begin
operations shortly for the installation
of a factory which will be n credit to
the state Mr.. Knight also talked on
the tariff and prohibition. Judge Ferdi-
nand Erickson made speech on the
Same subject aud said the prospccts.for
n victory for prohibition were excel
lent, r. y. Taylor told \ few amusing
stories and the meeting adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
san FRANCISCO ENDORSED.

Denver. Oct eS.-san F'rancisco was
endorsed for the Panama canal cxposi-
ton In 1915 by the Rocky Mountain
Hotel MEMS association at its session
here this morning. This was due to
the efforts of Edwin o. Child. assist
ant manager Of the hotel st. Francis.
San Francisco; Edgar De Wolfe. man
aser of the Trenada hotel and of r. r.
Goodman special representative Of tho
Pacific exposition league.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
EVANSTON, WYO.
.MERC HAMT ASSIGNS;
STRANGER KILLED

Evanston, oct. FIT e. Foster.
merchant, closed his doors today. at
the instisation OF the Eccles Paint Il
Glass company of ogden. He has been
In business here for over u Year. start
ing first in the paint and glass bust
ness and then branching out into tho
grocery business.
An unknown man was mangied by
a train between Altamont and Millas
this morning. He was stealing u ride
and becoming cold fell from the tank
of the engine between that and the
next car. He could not be recognized,
but was well dressed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
FUNERAL NOTICES.

the late Henry Tribe, aged 60 years. wit
be held Saturday. Oct. 20, at II noon. al
the Fourtcentli ward chapel. Friends am
invited to attend. and the ho1y VIII liz
in state mt tho chapel on daysof funeral
from lt.,D am. 10 IL noon. It will he shin.
ped 10 Ogden after the funeral services
on the ESQ pm. Oregon Short Line train
a short service Will be held at Ogden
al Lnrl;in &. sons funeral pariors on
the arrival Of the body. prior 10 the in.
termeut In the Ogden city cemetery
Funeral services Of Mrs. Ellen scnwi,z.
gabel, aged 81 years. better known M.
funeral chapel of Eber w Hall. is
south West Temple at II am. Saturday
Oct y, 1910. Interment Mt. Olivet GENE.
-tery. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
Says Statement of Conference
With American Chairman Is
False and Ridiculous.
CONDUCTING CLEAN CAMPAIGN
Republican Manager Says There Are
Between 10000 and $4,000 Dead
Names OH Lists.

Regarding the alleged conference
between Joseph a. Young, chairman
OF the Democratic, and the chairman
of the american, county committee,
referred to in the columns of local
paper, Mr.. Young said this morning
that the statement was both false and
ridiculous. Il have never seen the
American chairman but once since
the campaign opened" said Mr..
Young, "and that was at distance on
the street. Tho idea is absolutely
foreign to the facts. The Democrats
are running a clean campaign. ana do
not propose to attempt to vote any
graveyard, contingent or any other
illegal votes
j. U. Eldrcdge, Jr., chairman OF the
Republican county committee, SAID
that tho statement was apparently
manufactured out of whole CLOTH
The plan. as reported. was to the
effect that the '.American' and Demo-
cratic chairmen had agreed not TO
vote any of the dead voters on the
registration lists, and that they
agreed to take the matter to the Re-
publican chairman for similar agree
ment. 1t was said that In the neigh
DDTIlODu tOl 5,uUU uedu lldilcsS NSlt VII
the lists. and 1t was proposed not to
make any attempt to vote any of these
names.
THOUSANDS OF DEAD NAMES.
''Whocvcr made the statement" said
Mr.. Eldredge, was apparently maxi
ing Il stall and was not acquainted
with the facts. | have made a
thorough canvass of the registration
lists both in the city and in the county,
and know there are between 5000
and 5000 dead names on the lists.
We have them all marked and lists of
these names have been given to the
registration agents, to the election
Judges and to our challengers. If any
attempt is made to vote one Of these
dead names, the parties making tho
attempt will be placed in jail. We
have always conducted our elections
on the square and intend to this one.
The canvass OF the graveyard con-
tingent has been an expensive one
but 1t Is the only way to prevent
fraud at the elections Our challengera
Will be on the ground at every polling
Tlace. and arrests will follow any at
tempt at fraudulent voting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

!. a jury in Judge NJ. L. Ritchie's court
returned THURSDAY afternoon a verdict
i'll favor of tho defendant in the suit
brought by Mrs. Philinda Roylance
against the Utah Gas & Coke company
to recover s20.125 damages for personal
injuries. Mrs. Roylanco alleged that
she was injured by the explosion OF a
gas range. the explosion being due to
effectiveness of the range
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
SPIKE AND rail-.

y. Walter JIllineson, contracting
freight agent OF the Salt Lake Route.
has returned from Arizona, where he
spent his vacation, While absent Mr.,
EllIngsworth made n trip to the Grand
canyon Of the Colorado, and says that
natures wonder Is grand beyond
description
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
NEW FOLDER.

The Western Pacific passenger de-
partment has got out new folder of u
RACES, giving complete schedules of rail-
road and steamship connections. with
maps and illustrations of scenic attrac-
tons and stations along tho line, par
ticularly the station at Oakland. Tho
descriptive matter Is well gotten up.
and in attractive style, such as Is cal
culated to catch even the casual eye.
The new title given the Western Pa
citic is ",rhe Golden Feather River
Route"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
PERSONALS.

s. a. Dinsmore and G.. S. Knight,
mining men from Reno. New. arc reg
istered at the Kenyon.
g. Carbon and o. G. Bowman Of
Golonia Dublan. Mex, returned mis-
slonaries. are registered at tho Hotel
Albert, on, their way home from for
cign stations.
Grace Schneider is cnnvalescent from
an operation for appendicitis at Holy
Cross hospital.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
TWO VOLUNTARY BANKHuprs.

Carl A. Onasch. a machinist of Mill
Creek. filed Il petition of voluntary
Bankruptcy in the United States dis
trict court this morning. His assets
amount to $3.50. all of which he claims
exempt. and his liabilities sl.44S.4i. Mr..
Carbon. n cigar manufacturer of Salt
Lake City. filed Il similar petition. His
liabilities amount to S1.06l.5o, and his
assets $40. which he believes is cx-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
FACES LARCENY CHARGE.

n. G. Culver is charged in u COM
plant issued by the county attorney
with the crime of grand larceny. Culver
is alleged to have entered the room of
John Whalen at 329 south State street.
about 3 O'Clock on the morning OF Oct.
"a, and to have stolen 500 in money
that had been concealed in Il shoe for
safe kceping.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
DEMOCRATS Al SPANISH FORK.

Spanish Fork. Oct. as.-Nathonihah
Thomas OF Salt Lake delivered the prin-
cipal speech at Democratic rally held
here last night. Judge Ferdinand
Erickson and Thomas W. Williams of
Provo also spoke. Mr.. Thomas paid his
respects to Senator Smoot and DR..
Brimhall and told the people Of Utah
county not tn vote for Henry Gardner
for state senator, Music was furnished
by the Garden City male quartet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Fourth Ward--There viii be Il mis-
sionary farewell in the Fourth ward
meetinghouse this evening In honor of
Elder Horace r. Egan. Jr. who de-
parts shortly for the European mission.
An interesting program has been arr
ranged. which Will conclude With a
dance, HI l ~ N s K, KEW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BIND
INC

We are tho pioneers In Job Print
Ing and Book Binding in tho state
Our facilities are the best for hand
ling any class of work. no matter now
largo or how small.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28

Ing will be held at the residence of Ar
thur f. Barnes, AT north First West.
street. A,sG. Gum and Julia Farms
worth Luhd NIL address the meeting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28
SALT Lake WOMAN
SPRINGS SENSATION
Claims Alleged Conspiracy TO Rob and
Attack Stanley kctchcl. Former
,Iiddlcwclght Champion.

Springfield. Mo-. Oct asa letter
received today by the Chief Of Police
OF Springfield signed Mrs Maud
Nugget" and mailed in Salt Lake
city purports to give facts OF an al
legged conspiracy Matched by Walter
Diplcy and Mrs. Goldie Smith to rob
and attack Stanley Ketchel. the mid
dleweight champion pugilist. who was
shot and fatally wounded near Con-
way, Mo-, October 1G.
Mrs Nugget asserts that the Smith
woman wrote her of the plans against
Ketchcl and the chief OF police has
wired the officials at Salt Lake city
to learn the identity Of Mrs. Nugget
and If possible gain possession of the
Smith letter II II exists
Dipley and Mrs Smith are having
their preliminary hearing at Marsh
field, Mo. where they are held on n
charge of murder. The hearing be-
gan this morning. The first testimony
introduced was practically the same
as that offered at the coroner's inquest
but the state promised to present
some new and damaging testimony
later. 1t is likely that all the evidence
Will be in before tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28

Arthur u. christensen has moved his
law Office to room 4. Continental blk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28

On Monday Chief Barlow received
a dispatch from the chief of police
at Springfield asking him to locate
Mrs. Nugget. AS the woman is nm
known hero and her name does not
appear in the city directory she has
not yet been located.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-28

Have It Photographed. Utah Photo
Materials Co. Phones. 1852.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
/
Gpufs Gifimuer.

gnfelte al aebenbapns 8laoe inoe.
bolot ben 5. San. ben oerralfenoe
Meooelelie, at o'Srr. anuoHasmns.
len og 8eter 6reucben baooe Sin'
De til CONNER at u6ruite en- gfSpe-
oition til aop-Dorf for at forbsre
Goofs og 8earps eifimoiife 2eoia-
gere.
Ser. 9gbl." oplpier 9oeen efter,
at bette imiolertio life forboloer Jig
Iooleoes. Wen Sr. &nito &asmls-
fen bar forIenait truffet 5oranitalt-
ninger til at foa De paolioeligit NIT
lige 8ionesbnro ON Goofs og
Yeorps Sleoereiier per@rgnlanos-
iien MOB Noropolen | S9noe.
San bar nemlig rettetanmooning
til De TO grenIan0ife MiSiionerer
@uItob SIien oe 9ombaf | Sap
gorf.aolonien ON nsie at forbore
be Of Stommens @eolemmer, Der
bor oeltoeet | Goofs eller 8eorps
SlGoerejier, % ueo ferlte Seiligbeo
Ieroe en- 8eretning berom til BAN.
s aop.g orf.aolonien Dor | alt
fan ca. 200 gitimoer, og Der err life
for Gifimofenoere nogen Spiol ON,
al Sc TO Opoageres Slpoereiier er
blepen 6ebottcret inobprbes imellem
Samilierne inbtil De minoite erfelt-
beoer. 2igeleoes er man iiffer poa,
at Iaauel Goofs iaa meget omtalte
to 2eoIogere, iom en- itor Del al
Teorps Seloe, | ben %forlebne StO
bar eeItet aap.Dorf = bpis De %
life opboIoer Jig Der enonu.
Gorti9ttes paa SIDE 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
Stprt 2ommetDberi.
st 9onfbuo beItiaalet for 5000 ar.

Den 80. Dec. bar @mogerbon.
fens BUD, Ell 65-aorig Wono oe0
0npn Yeterien, inoe | 2oane- og
Oisfontobonfen paa Imagertorn,
bpor ban bppeoe 5000 SIR. / Seoler,
JON ban lagoe | fin 3egne6oe, iom
ban putteoe / 9ommen, bporefter
ban fnoppeoe O%oerfraffen og began
fig ooer Seibroploos til Sporpog.
men og tog meo oenne til 8anfens
2ofaler poa amogerbrogaoe.
San ito0 tiqigemeo noifiQige an.
ore Yasioeerer paa S%pornognens
6orperron, 6a Der bar lt9rf Srpng-
lei oe goanen iplot meO Basiagerer.
geo ogenneIpit" lteg nogIe Serrer
Of og 8uoet opoageoe 0a, at bans
Ooerfraffe too oaben, og at Se9ne.
boeen mso De 5000 SIR. bar borte.
San olarmereoe itrofs Bolitiet og
9anferne.
s 2oone. og Disfontobanfen op.
lDIte man 90, at ser | 9ogens Sob
bnpoe b9ret Here = iom man nu
mente = mist9nfelige B%erioner, Iom
intet bopoe Der at gore. Oct bar
3pifere, iom nsie bar opmarfiomme
pno De 5olf, Der bepeoe Benge /
gmrfen.
De mentes at oere Weolemmer al
Ell international 9Dpebonoe, iom iaa
er fulet efter ganfbuoet meo De
mango Benge.
Bolitiet fom itrofs / girfiombeo
for at finoe De frGffe Tpoe, men
enonu ient ON afteten bar oct life
lpffeoes at fange Dem eaer finoe
oeres Spor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
Ssjeitcretsoom.

&sieiteret osmte Sournoliit Mar.
tin Ssrgenien til iinpelt 5engieI |
2 Maoneoer iamt til at betaIe en-
SfoOeseritatning poa 1000 Sir. til
Soroemooer 5ru u. gbriitenien, MI
boenoe t HosfiIoe. 5ru Gbriiten.
fen baoOe .ioligere ct Ssoebiem paa
Marienoalsoei pao 5reoerifsberg,
og ON bette ~in6ebolot glaoet oWiO.
bogspoiten" / fin Eio ct Bar 9re.
fornprmen0e artifler, unoertegneoe
a; Mortin Ssreenien. Sol. og
Statsretten bar fommst til lal1rfle
Geiultot iom Ssieiteret.