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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
CHEAP LAND IN
MASON VALLEY

The Laws ranch in the northern end
of the valley was sold last week by Mrs
Annie Laws to Fred Dill and Chas. Mez-
ger, of Yolo county, Cal. The ranch
contains $50 acres and the price paid was
SIS, 900, or about s17 an acre. The
ranch is practically all good land, sus-
ceptible of the highest cultivation, and
considerable of the land has been under
cultivation. Messrs. Dill and Mezger
are practical farmers and will undoubt-
edly make fine estate of the property.
They expect to go into the general farm
ing business and possibly make spec
ialty of dairying Their main object
will be to get all the land i'll shape, and
when this is done it is possible that the
area will be cut into 40 and so acre tracts
and sold to homeseekers. The pur-
chasers have certainly secured bargain
as they will thribble their money on the
investment i'll the next three or four
wears
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
Channel Catfish

A number of cans of channel catfish
are to be planted in the Humboldt river,
according to the Winnemucca Star. The
fish are the same species that abound i'll
the Missouri river and grow to quite a
size. In fact, the writer has seen catfish
caught i'll the Missouri river near Platts-
mouth, that weighed over 100 pounds
1t may be all right to get these fish into
Nevada streams, but catfish weighing
over couple of pounds is not palatable
meat. The big ones, from 10 to 40
pounds in weight are not fit to eat. 1t
is possible that they might disturb the
other fish spawn also, and be detri
mental to the raising of trout, bass and
other really good fish. The cat is
ground, or bottom feeder, and these big
ones would be as bad as the carp. The
small, blue bellied bullhead cat is really
the only catfish good to eat.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
Card Of Thanks

We wish to acknowledge our profound
appreciation of the many manifestations
of esteem and respect accorded the mem
orv. of our dearly beloved daughter, wife
and mother, and we hereby extend our
sincere and heartfelt thanks to those
many friends for the myriads of kind
acts bestowed upon us during the sad
hours of our recent untimely loss and
bereavement.
MRS. Il. +. HAZLETT,
ID. p. RANDALL,
DIME RANDALL,
ROY RANDALL,
ARTHUR RANDALL
DOROTHY RANDALL.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
Estimated Potato Crop

Everything points to fine crop of
spuds i'll the valley this year, and the
acreage is considerably greater than
ever before. Some people believe that
there are fully thousand acres of pota-
toes i'll this year, but more conservative
ones think 7o0 acres will cover the crop.
As near as the scribe can learn there
will be close to 500 acres harvested
The average will be about nine tons to
the acre. or in all 1000 tons. The short
age of the spud crop in the Western
States and in California and Oregon
will, undoubtedly, give the Nevada
article a ready sale at good prices. The
price will probably not be below $50 per
ton, and it may run as high as $50.
This would make the valley crop worth
from Sl40, 600 to $4,000 Who says
this is not a great valley for spuds?
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
Hoists Arrive

Jack Buffers big team brought i'll the
two gasoline hoists from Rawhide the
latter part of last week which are to be
used i'll developing the Baltimore Com
pany's gold properties in the Sunrise
District northwest of Yerington. One
of the hoists is a large one, capable of
going to considerable depth, while the
other is small, to be used here and there
on the ground for prospecting and light
development work. The machinery
was landed on the property this week, and
will be ready for operation very shortly
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
Wants State to Pay

The recount in the Attorney. General
contest was resumed in the Supreme
Court i'll Carson this week and the COM
missioner continued with the recounting
of the Elko ballots. The court is ex-
pected to hand down a decision in the
manner of compensation of Commits
sioner Sanford. Springmeyer filed a
brief wherein he set forth that it was
the duty of the State to pay for the ex-
pense of the recount.
Should the court sustain Springmeyer
it will be the first time in the history of
this State that the people have had to
meet the expense of a contested election.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
CROWDS GOING
TO THE CIRCUS

great many Yerington people are
gong to Reno on Sept 4th to the Ring
ing Bros. Circus. 1t will be the only
opportunity this year and the railroads
are preparing to handle thousands of
visitors from the surrounding territory.
Ringing Brothers have made many
important improvements since they last
appeared in this part of the country. AT
Madison Square Garden, New York
where the season began, the perform
ances were attended nightly by the big
gest crowds that ever saw a circus in
Manhattan, and the newspapers were
not backward about saving that the
Ringlng Brothers were presenting, in
every respect, the best entertainment of
the kind ever given there. The per-
formance i'll Reno will be identical with
those given i'll the Garden, not the
slightest change having been made III
the long program.
The circus offered this year is one of
wonderful novelty. Instead Of the usual
single thriller presented by other cir
cuses, the Ringling Brothers are head
ing their bill with no less than seven of
the greatest and most sensational acts
that have ever been presented anywhere
on earth.
The parade will be given in the fore
noon. 1t will far surpass the brilliant
pageants which the Ringing Brothers
have given i'll the past years, having been
entirely rebuilt i'll the foreign workshops
of the show at Liverpool, England.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
Indians Barred From School

While the Board of School Trustees, at
its meeting last Saturday, turned down
the proposal of the Government for the
permission of Piute children to attend
the local public schools, there is every
promise that the matter will be appealed
to higher authorities. The board main
tanned that the proposition was in direct
violation of the laws of the State of Ne
vada but it is claimed by others that the
laws of the State indirectly provide for
the admission of the Indian youngsters.
1t is more than probable that the matter
will eventually be threshed out before
the State officials -Lovelock Review
Miner
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
Ely Mine Fire

The shaft on the Giroux Con. mine in
Ely caught fire on the 25dinst and seven
men lost their lives. The men were at
work on the 400 level when the fire was
discovered and rang to be hoisted to the
surface. The flames were encountered
at the 1900 level and some of the men
got off the cage there and tried to get
out of the mine through another shaft.
Five men were hauled up the burning
shaft and one died upon reaching the
surface. The five who remained i'll the
mine and tried to get out the other shaft
were found dead on the different levels.
How the fire originated is a mystery.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
new CAMP OF
TERRELL GROWING

Al Matt, who went out to the new
camp of Terrell some days ago, secured
promising claim close in to the good
ones, and after doing his holding work
returned to Yerington Thur sdav. He
reports things looking good at the new
camp. Most of the travel is going bv
way of Fallon, owing to the shorter
railroad connection and low fare, but
the stage trip from Fallon is about twice
as long as from Sclurz. The camp is
only II miles from Schurz. in a north
easterly direction, while the stage ride
from Fallon is about 2S miles.
The camp was named after V. b. Ter
rell, better known as 'Jud" Terrell.
lie and his associates had been working
some claims in the old calico hills for
some months past and when the strike
was made and the fact learned that Geo.
Wingiield had gone into the camp the
TIMES was the first paper that published
the news.
Terrell and his associates have "A
claims i'll the district and they have
bonded them To George Wingfeld for
$50, 600, who now has fifteen men al
work on the ground. One shaft has
been sunk to depth of 100 feet, and at
this depth .crosscut is being run To tap
the ledge. On the surface this ledge is
about two feet wide and carries gold and
oil, l., :
Silver predominates in the ore, but the
gold values run from 500 to $500 per
ton. while there are stringers of gold
ore that will run as high as 90 ounces to
the ton. Another shaft, OH parallel
ledge. is down about IS feet. the ledge
being about five feet in width and carry
ing a high grade streak that runs as
high as - 900 per ton. while the whole
ledge will run at least so per ton. So
far about dozen ledges have been dis
covered to crop in the district. They
are all parallel ledges and run in a
northeasterly and southwesterly direc-
ton The formation OF the district is a
lime. porphyry and granite diorite
There are about fifty people in the
camp now permanently located and
more are coming in daily The camp
now contains one large boarding house
a mine bunk house. three saloons, one
corral and feed yard, general store, and
several other business enterprises are
contemplated in the near future. In the
deep shaft on the Terrell property fine
flow Of water has been encountered and
it is being pumped ont with gasoline I.
engine for domestic use. The supply is
said to he sufficient for town of two or
three thousand people.
The closeness OF the camp to the Ne
vada and California railroad will give the
claim owners a good chance to get their /
ore out at very reasonable rate. At
the present time Terrell has every indi- /.
cation of becoming a permanent and !
prosperous camp.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
Attack Like Tigers

In fighting to keep the blood pure the
white corpuscles attack disease germs
like tigers. But often germs multiply SO
fast the little fighters are overcome.
Then see pimples, boils, eczema, salt
rheum and sores multiply and strength
and appetite fail. This condition de
mands Electric Bitters to regulate stom-
ach, liver and kidneys and to expel poi
son from the blood They are the best
blood purifier, " writes c. I. Budahn, OF
Tracy, Cal, 81 have ever found. They
make rich, red blood, strong nerves and
build up your health. Try them. soc
at all druggists.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
Aurora Camp Reviving

The Bridgeport Chronicle Union states
that it is reported there that Aurora will
be on the map, with mines, mills and
other industries-going, like the day when
Mark Twain wrote of the cement
mine, " and the old camp was the county
seat of Esmeralda county. There is an
abundance of ore in the mines of the
old camp and modern reduction meth
ods should be able to secure the extrac-
ton of the precious metals at profit.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
Stray Mare

There came to the Roger ranch on the
Carson River, 10 miles below Dayton, on
the Sth of July dark bay mare, branded
+. L. on the right hip small white star
in forehead. Owner will call and get
animal and pay for keep and this notice.
PRoPRIEToR ROGER RANCH
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
Partner Wanted

Vim. H. Brainard, who has some
promising silver galena prospects i'll the
Red Canyon section, desires working
partner. A man with little money and
some energy can get good layout on
this property. Mr. Brainard is now get
ting out a shipment of ore to be sent 10
the United States Smelling Co., OF SAT-
Lake, and will make the shipment soon
MIR. Brainard's S address is Wellington,
NavaIa
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
Will Reside Here

c. A. Terwilliger and wife of Santa
Ana, Cal, were arrivals here Wednesday
AMI will make Yerington their home for
some time to come, probably Mr..
Terwilliger has some very promi sing
gold property in the East Walker River
section of this district and expects to do
some expensive development work on
the claims, beginning Immediately. He
also is interested in Rawhide. A
cordial welcome is extended to Mr.. aud
Mrs. Terwilliger.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26

The Foresters regular meetings will
not be held during the months of July
and August. Next meeting, September
4, 1911. Any members desiring to pay
dues, leave same with John Sandman,
Treasurer. GRO. l.. AMBROSE,
Financial Secretary.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26

Carl Farny and Miss Theresa Hanser,
two Young Yeringtonites, were united
in the holy bonds of matrimony at the
Catholic Church in Yerington Wednes-
day morning by Rev Father Molyneux;
They reside on the Bovard ranch, and
make Yerington their home.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
At the Holland

The following guests registered at the
Holland during the week:
Sunday-C. r. Miller 5. F.; W. n
Hillgard Santa Ana, Cal.
Wednesday-H. ]. Levy, ). r.; J
Del Vale. $. f.; NJ. Cary, 5. T.; I. J
Corr Pinenut.
Thursdav-R. p. Laurence, Reno,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
Accused OF Stealing

T. +. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Me.
boldly accuses Bucklen's Arnica Salve of
stealing-the sting from burns or scalds
the pain from sores of all kinds-the
distress from boils or piles. 1T robs cuts
corns, bruises, sprains and injuries of
their terror he SAYS, as healing
remedy its equal don't exist. " Only Csc
at all druggists
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1911-08-26
Notice

There will be a special meeting of the
Pvthian Sisters, Greenfield Temple No.
II, Monday evening, August 2S. All
members are requested to be present.
By order of
VIOLET MCLEOD, NJ. Z. c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25

NBoe / @rGitcO.

5 ar. 8gbI." al 7. os. lpies:
Dnsong ben 5. April iauleoes
ia. 200 prioat inobuote. leoenOe
Ren6 fra 10. SOgne i @reiteO /
RoroiiGaano, OeribIanot ale Sog
ueraob, 2arere, 8r9iter oiU.
Ooerretsiasfsrer Stool taIte ON
Den u1oturIige 2oit, og oereiter
baooe flere IteOlige @ano 0roet.
timber tor Eililutning uotalte
en- Iteolig Rono, at belle Ganmarfs
9anobotano oiIoe reiie iig for at
faa oenne forimpoeIige og farliae
geit u0rpooet / Solicit.
Ter rar 0pno al ale Barrier |
5oriamlingen.
8eioIutionen ira 8oncertpalpet-
.Operfor Sen ON Jig 9~ribetee
unoturIi9e Gait forlonger 6orlam.
lingen Ell energiif SaanObenelie al
oe beitoaenoe 2oue, % %opfororer
1ouqipninasmogten til at iupplere
De n~ugploen0e Strnifebeltemmelier,
boor oisie life er tiIitrpffelige"-
oeotoges me0 ale Stenmer MOB
cen og meo uotrDffelig 9etoning AZ,
at man life oiloe taoIe, at noaet
iom BELT n0ilag al 2aiten 6Ieo
ftraffrit.
9elto9erne Ioueoe at iamle I'M
berIfrifter pao @asieaoresien oDer
sele ggnen.
6erfra @o0eOita0en n0fom-
Her adereoe mango 4ores-
ier Fulot 6eiatte meo llnoerifrifter,
~5ooribIanot man bemGrfer en- fGf-
te fonosfenote 5orretningsmpno og
bsiere militere og chile embeos-
11Rnos ltnoerifrifter.
2ignen0e Wsoer iom / @rpiteo
forbereoes poa andre Ggne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25
sm fOitbar Sris. 100000 ar.,
euentnclf u IilliOn SIR. ON llacn.

6H fOitbnr &rig. 100000 Ar.,
suentnclf y IilliOn SIR. ON llacn.
uar. 9sbI." bar paa Be iompirfehoe
6ogforbunOs aontor isgt OplDs-
ninaer ON. 6Dilfe Omfoitninger Sen
fore 4rbeiosfamp oil Huge. Ger
blep %iooret, at Ben f6rite llge maa
arbeioerne flare Jig ieIu, men 0eref-
ter begpnoer llnOeritstteIien.
Get 6lioer co. 2 9r. pr. Wano
oaglIg. Neo $1,000 Gocfoateoe for
Sioen bliuer 6enimoO 200, 900 ar.
ON llgen.
glioer oet til aloor me0 ll0iet.
aulgen al De $1,000 Marlo poer-
lgece, fommer man op paa benimoo
" Miaion SIR. ON llgen.
Belebene u0re0es bells al Be Jag
lige 0rganiiationer, Oels al De innt-
Oirfenoe 8agfor6unO og oels al ar
Observation-Disclosures l De eurt1e
suropGiife 2anoe.
2alrHarf oil MI iaaleoes neo 6en-
ne 2eiliabeo faa Gritntnin1 for De
for6oloDis itore 9elsb, Der ira 4r.
beioernes aasier gif til Soerrig M
Der oen Iioite tore glr6eio5famp Der.
Ter fpnes life at oGre @angel
paa geuge Dos arbeioerne, og man
~Eorbereoer liz piitnof pna en- lPngere
RamD.
,Ratin". 6n miniiteriel GrflG-
rug. ; 4nle0ning al forifelli9e /
Dagspresien fremfomme 4rtifler
~oe0rsren0e Be al 9tftieielifabet gnf-
t~erfologiif 9aboratorium Stain"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25
Siemmets Sibliotcf.

al DE npere Bsger.
9ittebornet - 5ort9aing Of
Snionne @aguebin. OperiRtteIis
af Bertha &eiberg. 292 Sioer.
Snob. 1925.
Sanfo Misunderstanding Of
elifobetb 6ranfe. Pno Donif peo
Sobn Niifom. 80 9. Snob. 60e.
erer 5~ort9ains fra ariiten.
IorfslseIierne | armenien of Bar.
tenie". Soeriat al Boit. u. ..
Nnoien. 1873 Siber. Snob. 90e.
II ns Sierter On 5ortal.
ling af 2aurit8 8eterien. III 3.
Snob. Zoe.
8an niIoe noget Jortrl.
ling fra ben npere Eio | Danmor.
Of giI5eIm Dautau. 1873 Sioer.
Snob. so Cts.
Sierterne bripes = Rutios-
fortanins al elitb geoerien. 295
Sioer. Snob. $3.50.
Mara misunderstanding a.
9. ltlmen. Toa 8onif oeo BaIt
q. g. Rabien. t2t Siber. Snob
70 Cts.
Dan. 2utb. BubI. Sou {.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25

for EN- / 0enne aommule forisrgel-
iesberettiget 0rene, Der al l1opaIget
par anbragt poa @l. 9offe5ns; oct
mlo9ren0e llOualg opoogeoe bur
tigt 6eiIen, men Oa par oct for lent,
% Observation-Disclosures bar MI fait-
lat. at SogneraoOet life ifaI poe Re
ilIiion for oen iOrlobne 1io. .0}io.
oelfart aommune taber oerpeo ca.
1900 Sir. Antngelig oil aommunen
gore eritatninestrao g9loenoe moo
bet tioIi9ere uOoalg eller Oettes 6or-
manO; Der er / 6sI9e o5pns 8io.
ne0iat ct llOual9 til at linoeriege
Sa9en nprmere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25
sra SDllanOs @eitfgit. - Bern
mob 6a6cts Angrcb. 8eo Soften

Olu JVllhuoe SeliyP. SttIH
mob 6a0cts 4ngreb. 8eo Soften
bar alitterne en- i9pn Sfroanine
no moo @auet. % De er beplantet
meo Diarebalm belt neo til Stran-
Den. Oct bar pit Jig, at Der / EN-
&pffe al aor paa oenne Str9fning
er in0Ounoet betpoeIige Arenler ira
Saoet.
Anoerleoes iorboIOer oct Jig Ell
Stpffe 9}oro ior 5urrebp Strife; Der
trGOer De n6gne 9oOboffer irem no
moo 0aoet. meo De naturIige Sag
al Ger oa Sono O.. I. D. @aa bette
Steo filter 5orboloene ON, og i
3iIfeIOe al 9aaIanOsitorm me0
&siuanoe fan 9ooet gaa iaa bsit
op, at oct neoerite al Soobofferne
bortifpues al 9anoet, og ienere
itprter De ooerliggen0e OeIe ne0.
Sitter iin0es Der fun ganife li0t
al, men / 3ilfploe al it9rf gao.
Ionospin0 ipres oct tsrre Sano, Der
finoes poa Stranoen, op ooer 9of-
fefammen. boorefter oct ipreoes no
ouer De Mnrfer. Der Iig9er nGrmeit
ueO 6aoet.
Scr al roooe Boo pan 0isie 2De-
Ieggelier er Der giort 5orieg poo al
iaa Snnoet I'll CT Ipgge Jig op moo
&aDbafferne, i0et Der / RGrbeoen
al 0isie neoe paa StronOen er ne0-
grauet en- Eel @raner, ser Nanos.
56iOe roger % oner Sor0en. Get
6orisg, Der tioIi9ere er eiort, bar
gipet ct ior6olosois goOt 3eiultat.
og set er / 5slge u9enoi. 6oltebl."
Weningen. At Der pan bette Ste0
ifal plantes MorebaIm i Snn0et,
noar ser paa 6enne Noa0e er irem-
fomnet Ell pasienoe Sfraaning.
2eroeo bIioer BET forbonbentlie mu-
ligt at befnmpe Sanoflusten o9
iamtioia oorne 9onoet moo 6auets
angreb.
) 4ar er Ser paa en- Strefning
al $50 alen onbragt 10 2Gs @rn-
ner; oisie er ligeiom De ierite leue.
ret gratis al Soaneiogeo Riels ).
Ssrgeuien al aaiboIm / Rubjera.
0enne Mano bar giort ct tort Or
6eioe Ter glantningsiagen i Oisie
ifopiattige Ggne, ioet ban / iaa
0enieen0e bar ioregaoet andre nleo
ct go0t gfsempel ne0 at nnlPeae ell
itor @lantage paa fin Gieuoom.
SposfalO. @naroeier SuIius @iit-
felien annne al 3oIsgnarO er ior
Ieoen afganet ueo 0s0en eiter nogen
Si0s Spgoom. Zen afOs0e, Der il
Sanuar Maaneo peo lit % 4ors
SG6ilpum blep uonGunt til Came
brogsmnno. par I 5sIge ~Rnno.
GagbI.~ en- af6oIot og opatig YaaHo,
iom Der fife bliUer let at eritatte
ban bar Dpret i'm aommune en- goo
6inansminiiter % foritaaet at itpre
aosien meo 2fonomi. Win0et ON
oen eDnerige OF attic biGlpiomme
@ano uil lnnge bliue beoaret i
aommunen.
C~lbtiosfnuO. 3 9sgitrup ueo 81
bora bar man forleoen fln0et en-
llrne, bDori lnd TO inmmenilpnge0e
9ronce- Smnfferinae / SIalgeform
llrnen ito0 paa en- 9egruuelies
plaos, Der par omgipet al aante-
item. % 9lo0ien par 6rolngt. geo
at optage grolegningen, itette man
pna nogle flaoe Sten. iom oPffeoe
ooer flere ltrner, % giborg Wuie-
nm bar M I 66lge BIB. Stiff"
onmooet ON at faa Blaoien ire
set, til ben fan bli0e ombpggeligt
uograuet; ser er nemIig aaereoe
fnuit 3 llrner.
st mGrfeligt a~nOrasenoc. Al0er-
oomsbiemmet i Sisrring fan oaben.
bart gIp0e iis oeo ct gOot Renom-
me; / Sisrring gnraoos ii0ite Rs-
De oplqite 5ormanoen for luffe6e
4sre ct anoragenoe ira en- gammel
Antff mnn0 / 0iborn / Sp1- Tofo. |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-25
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UNDER @eniDn til. 1T Der / 5eIge
2ou al IS. 2(pril 1910 ON Scr
anitaltninger til Gotter5 l1orpo0eIie
noes Stutstilifu0 til Sn0fsb al DO
tin 8rpparater, 4nleoning til at
meooele, at Miniiteriets aoniulent
/ De paaeploenoe Soger, 6oritonoer
for Den fgI. 8eterin9r- og Bamboo
heiifolesS erum 9aboratorium BRO
fesior 6. 8. Senien, o%oerfor 01ini-
i~teriet bar erfleret, at RotinbociIlen
ueo6lipenoe er leDenoe % / 9eiiOoeI-
ie al line oprinoeIige ggenifaber, 90
at oRatin IL er ct o%perfor Rotter
itprft uirtenoe S%tranoIegs Br9pa-
rat.
; aorene t907-f0 er Der for
Statsmioler foretaget ct onriatten-
De 6orisg poa Ter % anore ito
lere0e 9ofuliteter oeo Den fombine-
re0e An~oenoeIie al f|otinbarillen og
At @iitprGparatet u9iatin II, o.
8eiultaterne bar 9ennemaaaeioe
opret tilfre0sItiaenoe.
1e 5oreninger, Der moOtager
StatstilifuO til anifafieIie al Ratin-
8raparater, maa til Miniiteriet in0-
ien0e Weooelelie ON lloialoet al
9efpmpeIien. 6~IertalIet Al SCR
eniugerne bar iuoberettet ct annitigt
eaer tilireositiaen0e Reiultat.
Cen Oanife SOmanOsmisiiOn.
6obrifant s. Steenien / Belle. Ser
er Meolem al 9eitprelien for 9anif
Spman0smisiion / Reconnaissance,
bar ifpnfet 5000 ar. til lloiHpfning
al oct iuore al oen oaatpnfte 9pg-
ming / 6am6org, iom ifal beo0e Re
7auifes Srs og Strife, 6oortiI BEN
iteoIige aomite / 6amborg bar err
boer0et @run0en. Scr nogle 4nr
tilbage gar 6r. Steenien 1000 Sir.
til 9pggeionoen.
Sanif Screening Tor Sernetauo-
plcje. bar meo Ststte ira Ganif
Sanol9geiorenin9 arbeioet for at
oprette @ofalfomiteer runot ON i
Sanoet, % oct er I~pffeoes / Ell Apt-
fe 9per. Gnouioere er Der lioiat en-
9risopeaoe for EFT fort geileoning
/ 89noernes Bleie. 8rPmien er
200 STR. Der inofom f3 9eiuarel-
Ter, iom er opergioet til 9eoemmel-
lesuOoaIeet.
Amerifanif 6iaa0ebcipg. 5 ID
gene %. Diai til /. SUM ianr So
benbaUn Seieg al en- amerifanif
5laaoe0iOiiion paa / tore Sloa.
ifibe m. m. unoer aommnnoo Of
aontrearmirnl QreeIano.
Get ere al Sfi6ene er ai 7reao- J
nougbt IDpen, bporaf 5i0til ingen I
bar nnle6et agben6aon. amerifa- !
nerne fan 0a 6eIler fife aaa mo
paa 3e0en, men MAJ li99e uOe /
Sunoet u0en ior 6orterne.
6n Sieneitcpiaes Spo. fingite6,
s. April. On 1Gaarig 5ieneitepige
ira Slimminge baDoe / Ssnoags
Rat DGret til 9al I 9ieoerifou Scr
iamling5bus. "a man iaone0e ben
De ben fslgenoe Mor9en, Fleo Der
a~nitilet @fteriorifninaer, os man
ian0t 6enoe ga iom zig / eli Mer-
qelgra0 / g~tprbeoen al Den @aar0;
boor BUN tjente. On 2fnnrig lie
I
neitefari, ser 6aooe oaret / 5Ol-
&c meO 6en6e oct iioite Stpfte Sci
og iom bar tilitaaet at bnoe i~orfsrt
Bigen, er efter ct 6 timers 5orbsr
I eftermiOOng 6leoen nnbolot og
fert til 2(rreiten / aege.
% 9lar. o0e forene0e airfeifoIers
Hinoe" futOe Den 10. oes. .feire lin
25-aors 8eitaaeu. 5oreningen er
itiftet al yGe ioreneoe Shareholders
tioligere Gleper og bar nu en- 5or-
niue paa ca. 10000 SIR. Gen no
gioer M paa zoe 9lar rairteitole-
blnoet~, DOer l1nOeritstteiier og
2oan til Neolemmer og 8ogprR-