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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-04
BUILDING MATERIALS.

The Dunnebacke company, corner
of Market and West Main streets han
die building materials such as brick
lime, cement, hair, plaster and all sizes
of farm drain tile, sewer pipe and con
nections, also sand and gravel. wit
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-04

or without sufficient time so that
changes and their effect can be fully
considered by the people. They ex-
press the view that the initiative and
referendum, as applied to constitutions
al changes, should be reasonably safe
guarded and not thrown open to the
danger of political agitation.
Under the ever broadening interpre-
tation which the courts apply to what
is known as the police power Of the
state, the Wisconsin constitution is
made, to fit the change in industrial and
economic conditions There NAV be
basic questions in which the fundamen-
tai law of the state may be too limited
in its scope and the constitution strict
ly construed, may be prohibitive of
possible intrusions upon individual and
property rights, but these instances are
indeed rare.
Sustain States Powers.
Those who are loudest in their call
for more flexible constitution do not
base their cry upon present inadequa-
cies, but more in the fear that thu con-
stitution might not permit the exeeu-
ton OF plans far more political than
they are either economically sound or
based upon present day ideals of jus
tice. Up to the very danger point of
confscation without due process of law
the courts are holding that the states
and the nation have the fullest possible
power of regulation and day after day
the doctrine and policy of the wide
scope in police power is being more
firmly established as an exigency of
the times.
AS sop to Socialism there is no
lack of evidence in the legislation in
troduced at this session, and this not
alone by the Socialistic members, that
state ownership is contemplated. It is
to bring this about possibly that the
way to secure amendments to the con
stitution is made easy. There is no 9th
er apparent reason for this. The Wis
consin supreme court has been under no
necessity of declaring the will of the
Legislature, supposedly expressing the
will Of the people, null and void When
ever the laws in which the people have
seemingly a political interest have been
contested before the court, their con-
stitutionality upon any question Of
more than passing Importance, has been
sustained. So the claim can not be
made that the will of the people is null
flied by the court and it may be as
serted that an easy process Of amend
ment is desired in order to encompass
the radical changes contemplated in flu
ture political plans.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-04

delegates praising its public spirit all
over the country is one Of the best adj
vertisements any city can have and is
the kind of advertising that money
cannot buy. Kenosha should have some
of it as result of the Woodmen con
vention.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-04

Lieut.. Commander David G. Theleen
and wife are here for a short visit
with his parents. Commander Theleen
has been stationed on the flagship
California of the Pacific fleet and is
now on his way to detail at the
Washington navy yard.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-04

Stomach misery and indigestion are
easily conquered by using Mio-na
stomach tablets. Large box SO cents.
c. III. Hurd guarantees them.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-04
Take Opposite View.

Opposed to them are those who be-
lieve that the legislature should inter
vene; that the initiative for any law
can come from any person and after
it's consideration in the Legislature, it's
submission to vote of the people can
be forced by proper petition. So far
as the submission of laws is concerned
this is the only objection offered, but
when it, comes to amending the consti-
tuition this faction believes in preserv-
ing reasonable safeguards COMFORTING
with the will Of the people constitution
ally expressed.
1t is. upon this basis that the legis-
lature is dividing into two camps.
Heading the more radical one is Insur-
ance Commissioner Ekern, who is con-
vert to the direct initiative to be found
in what is known as the Oregon plan.
This provides that the petitions for
submitting any question to a vote shall
go to the secretary of state and this
official prepares the ballots for direct
vote. Speaker Ingram, Assemblyman
6ettle, DR.. Mccarthy, of the 1egisla-
tive library, and others hold to the doc
trine that the Legislature should act as
a buffer and that before a question is
submitted an opportunity for its con-
sideration and debate should be given.
So far as ordinary laws are concern
ed, covering the various propositions
which find a way into the Legislature,
the question of securing their adoption
or rejection by a referendum vote is
after all subject to the fact that the
same machinery and process which
make law can be invoked to unmake
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-04
ROAST FOR voLIvA.
overseer Bryant Calls vo1iva Second
"Hinky Dink' in Zion.

In strong, dramatic address last
| night, at Zion City, Overseer Daniel
Bryant told his own story of the Zion
City election last Tuesday, arraigned
Vohva and his people on behalf OF his
own people, the Independents.
Bryant's address throughout served
to confirm the impression that Keno
sha people have gained that while Bry-
ant may be the pastor of his flock and
the nominal and spiritual leader of In
dependents, John H. Hartley is the real
leader, and the biggest man among
them from the fighting and generalship
standpoint.
Overcome With Horror.
Mr.. Bryant dramatically declared
that after he had read the stenogra-
phic report of Voliva s recent sermons
and of scraps of conversation and in
terviews which stenographer spies had
heard and potted down on the spot, he
was "overcome with a feeling of hor-
ror.n
He declared that Voliva s language
is shocking and vulgar, his sentiments
cruel and murderous and his statements
misleading and false and that Voli-
va, he says, is teaching his people that
every Independent man and woman is
dishonorable, hell-hound," a "she-
devil" or something on that order. He
| calls Volva to account for these names
and demands an explanation in fair
ness.
Tells of ''F1oaters.
He then takes up Voliva charges of
importing non-residents to vote.
He asserts that Independents start
ed out to vote the Frank B. Cook cleo
trical company workers, forty families,
but that these people all came to Zion
City to have homes, and really live
there. He states however, that in the
fact of protest they willingly were
withdrawn, and not one attempted to
vote.
He charges on the other hand that
N'oliva imported thirty five or forty al
legged non-residents, housed 20 in the
old Chatt-Schneider residence and Is
at 21st and Gilead, and attempted to
vote them. He says they, with others,
made total of over so challenged and
refused the right to vote by Hartley,
a remark that gained applause.
He also says that Voliva imported 40
sluggers from Chicago.
He also charges that Voliva made
the remark on one occasion, reported
by "spy," that he could get together
500 men with pitchforks and revolvers
and clean out the polling places, and so
forth.
Like Hinky Dink, He Says.
Bryant compared these tactics to
those of Hinky Dink and Bathhouse
John.
He claimed in a further passage that
he had shorthand report of every re-
mark made in the Zion City polling
place, and that officers, detectives, and
secret service men have an appalling
mass Of data to be produced when and
where necessary.
He also declares that he consulted
with Arthur Burrage FarwelI of the
Chicago Law and Order League, before
he made up his mind to enter the fight,
and that now he, with his people, whom
he urges TO rally and battle will stick
until the finish.
The congregation closed by singing,
"Blest be the Tie that Binds.''
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-04
Not True as to the Constitution.

This is, however, not true as to con-
stitutional amendments. When the peo-
pie determine to amend the constitution
the history of those adopted in the past
shows that it is after due consideration
and based upon what appears to be q
necessity for the change. The first con-
stitutional convention in Wisconsin was
held from October to December 1G,
1876. In 1847 another constitutional
convention was held and the instrument
under which Wisconsin was admitted
as a state in 1848 was adopted.
1t is a significant fact that during
the sixty three years in which Wiscon-
sin has enjoyed the rights and privil-
eyes of statehood, the constitution has
been amended but twenty four times.
At least half dozen of the amend
ments relate to the change of annual
legislative sessions and the term OF of
fee from one to two years. A number
relate to salaries, some to the terms Of
judicial officers and few only involve
changes in what may be considered the
fundamental law of the state. This is
the record of over three score years
during which wonderful progress has
been made and the power to amend I'M
DER the established process, remaining
in the hands of the people.
Not a Reactionary Spirit.
No one viii assert that Speaker In
gram or Assemblyman Gettle, or those
associated with them are under the in
fuence of reactionary or conserva-
tive influence. They stand for many
Of the laws which identify Wisconsin
as radical and are members of the re-
form propaganda. They do not, how
ever, believe that the process of amend
inc the constitution should be thrown
open to the same influences, the same
lack of consideration and possibly the
| iii advised advocacy of a mere 1egisla-
tive enactment. They regard the CON
stitution as the fundamental law of
the state, subject to change by the PEG
pie, it is tru8, but not upon mere whim
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-04
REFERENDUM IS FAVORED
Bill is Expected to Call for Big Fight
From Attorneys of Public Utility Cor
porations But it is Expected That it
viii Pass.

The Assembly committee on Trans
portation Of the State Legislature which
has been in charge of the considera-
ton of the bill proposed at the order
OF the Common Council of Kenosha
with a view Of having a referendum
vote on franchise ordinances will be
reported back to the assembly for fav-
orable action, probably tomorrow. The
bill has met with a number of changes
since it was referred to the committee
and the following is draft of it in it's
final form for consideration by the two
houses of the legislature.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-04
A Bill.


A Bill.
To amend section 1797m-74 Of the
statutes, relating to competition in pub
lie utilities.
The people of the state of Wisconsin,
represented in senate and assembly, do
enact as follows:
Section |. Section 1797m-74 Of the
statutes is amended to read: Section
l797m-74. /. No license, permit or
franchise shall be granted to any per-
SON. copartnership or corporation to
own, operate, manage or control any
plant or equipment for the production,
transmission, delivery or furnishing of
heat, light, water or power in any mu-
nicipality, where there is in operation
under an indeterminate permit as pro-
vided in this act a public utility en-
gagged in similar service, unless the
question Of competition or no competi-
ton shall have been first submitted to
a vote of the qualified electors of such
municipality, as provided by chapter
665, of the laws Of 1907, so far as prac-
ticable, and a majority of said electors
shall have declared in favor of such
competition, or without first securing
from the commission a declaration after
a public hearing Of all parties interest
ed, that public convenience and neces.
sity require such second public utility.
2. Any existing permit, license, or
franchise which shall contain any term,
whatsoever interfering with the exist
ence of such second public utility, is
hereby amended in such manner as to
permit such municipality to grant an
indeterminate permit for the operation
of such second public utility pursuant
to the provisions Of this act.
3. No municipality shall hereafter
construct any such plant or equipment,
where there is in operation under an
indetcrminate permit, as provided in
this act, in such municipality a public
utility engaged in similar service, I'M
less the question Of such plant or equip
ment shall have been first submitted to
a vote of the qualified electors of such
municipality, as provided by chapter
665, laws of 1907, so far as practicable,
and majority Of said electors shall
have decided in favor of such plant or
equipment, or without first securing
from the commission declaration, af-
ter a public hearing of all parties in
terested that public convenience and
necessity require such municipal public
utility. But nothing in this section
shall be construed as preventing q mu-
nicipality acquiring any existing plant
by purchase or by condemnation as
hereinafter provided.
4. Nothing in this section shall be
construed so as to prevent the granting
of an indeterminate permit, or the con-
struction of a municipal plant, where
the existing public utility is operating
without an indeterminate permit, as
provided in this act.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pass
age and publication.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-05-04

When in doubt try the want ads.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-27

ioa pi!oe ri iiee, at Here al Dem iiir-
ue iinoe oct formanlstienlig at sine
fine Er9oifcner Ell enflere % inuf'
fere, % for Den Sogs Sfplb gierne
et mere mooerne 6orm - life for at
uinbc nos og gifalb, belleriffe iom
nogen Snorsmlnelie til ben moberne
teoIogiife &etning, men for at De
Sanbbeoer, DC forfpnber, fanife at
mango piloe bIipe ianmeget bebre for.
itoaet % iat ioa nleget bsiere griS
pna. Nfen ira bette I'll at gisre gr9-
bifenen til ct unberboIoenbe Sore.
Drag meb teotrnlif Hobolber / Sorm
al &aanbflop og Iignenbe 9iioIbS.
Dtringer, er ri9tignof ct Iangt Stpffe,
% pi tror life, oct err til at beflage
Itg ouer, at Der ioliaIb bIanbt os
er Iiben llbiiet til, at ri mo-
1cniinoe fommer iaa longt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-27
Kullaeen / QIaifa.

Ser er itor Sare for, berettes ser
ira Walbington, at De u~nlaaoeli9
pproiiuIOe &uIieIter / aIdifo, ser er
irt0befotteoe / Sc inofaIote Cunning.
ham Claims, Der ioranlebtJeoe Sen
lan6Sbersmte Gindot-@a1inger.
Seioe, illitteli9 fonmner til at fuioe
/ &lrltruitenS aler.
DIR. @alliuaer % YrRiioent Sait
bar / 6pleSifab attbeialet, at oiSie
"GIaims~ rnoaufeS for 9iitrittSret-
ten / 0iitrict Of Columbia til eube-
lig af9isreIie. Mtr. gaIinger$ Sp-
ponerter / &~ougreSicn oiI imiblertio
moOiGtte iie anbcfolin9en oa iaale.
oe& fringe BAN iii at tage Iuiparet
meo ieIp at oigiere Sa9en / OperenS'
itcmmcIie me0 hen giGlOen6e Sop.
Or er berior Wlligbeo Tor, al
9auiugcr bill bonoIe / Sperersitem-
melie bermeb % ofGisre Sagen
6aopr al oct Gltnrinqbamife Sunoi'
fat. SON pil uroIfpIOe lin Gambling
meb, at BE Iopbeitemte Ii9ifter er be-
taIt, % at Ser life er blepet beuiIt,
at roget 9eordgeri er begaoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-27

"refte Wbnbigbeb. Settle Nepr9ienz
tantIfab fnnbe 10 intorporeres, Iad BET
firbe banble meb legal Npnbis6eb / Be-
ibbelien og Gbntiniitratipnen af ale
gioler, iom oberoroses til Sorbaltniug.
Sor at fpre Sagen ub / GetaIier bill
leg ogfaa fore1ad, at Experimentation
/ Oct nhe SGllesla9 fer paa @runblag ai
ct beitemt SorboIbstal, Dog iaa, at bbert
gbgoeIa9 ifal babe minbit en- Repr9lens
tont. CAB 500 bore Sorholostalet. Ct
Gag meb 500 Weeblemn1er eIer minbre
pilbe babe Get til en- NepreIentnut, ct
Sag nleo 500, men minore eno ct 1000
Wteolemmer rilbe babe to NeprRIentans
ter, meIlem 1000 oa 1900 ire Hepres
ientanter o.i.b.
8isie Gepreientanter tiener bier ire
Iar, men fan gienp9lges for en- Ser
min til, men for mere eno to Serminer
fan ingen p9l9es.
SRacsformanhen bGlges al Gepr9iens
tuntifnbet no al sets Riote, men Den
iamme Sormanb fan life tjene mere emo
to paa binanben fpl9enbe Serminer. Sc
andre gmbeosm9nb / aEelesoreaniiaz
tionen pGlges ogiaa al 0teprpieutantifds
bet no at bets esen Nibte, pe beres
gmbebstiS beitemmes al Gepreientantz
ifabet, men mna life oberfrioe tire paa
binanben fsleenbe Gar. @eitprelien ubs
eisr o9iaa &orporationens 8ireftion.
Seq biz foreilaa, at SeIesorsaniia>
tionen bar fit e8et Organ, iom aItIaa
biloe bIi S9llesorsdn for ale gpgoelag
os bets &epreientnrtifab / bet rpe nors
lie Selifab. Hu foreligeer auerebe to
Sfrifter, iom beeee eisr arnb paa at re-
pr9ientere bet 9orifbeSsarbeibe, Tom Der
er pmtalt, = BET er "9~bartaIIfrift", ubz
eipet at Set norIfe SeIifab og "Sams
banb", ubsibet at e priont 8orporation
ppitaaet blanbt @aISriierne meo Srof.
@ebIen iom @ebattsr pg lebenbe Raub.
9isie to Strifter burSe efter min Otez
ming iIaaes i%artnlen til ct SGIesorean
paa ben @is, at BET nbe SeQeslag aibes
fulb Ret til at fontrolere BET oa pbers
ta9e bet financieIe auIpar efter 5lig
Operensfomit, Iom minbeIig fan aieres
mellem Observation-Disclosures pg De uliprs
renoe giere, o9 fulbt ~betrbggenbe for oct
nre ReprGientartitab. GiI Sc TO Sfrifs
tiers @iere life saa inb paa bette, iaa tiff
ter Selifdbet ct NIT Organ, Tom paa ens
bier Waaoe blir Representative for @bg@
~bela9ene oe oeres nbe SGDesor9aniias
ton = BET nbe Norife SeIifab.
Sen EIan, iom Der er faitet no, anbes
fales til Sisfusiion. InOre fan ba tGnft
benne Sag i5iennem ps p9r iitano til
at tpmnle meb gibrds. Tom biz uSiblbe og
iorbeSre ben Der r9onte Rlan. SO Iimz
pIere BET fan tie. bes lefterc bill 9lanen
arbeibe. Sun bet ber aItib BABES iIinbe,
at 2ssnineen at norif S~rnesarbeioe oa
Gamarbeibe mo femme paa @runSlaa
af rent rationale SnteresIer. @aar
man uoerpm bet, iaa blir Der itrar 9Iuos
Der. 8. q 8iftab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-27

Ter Soltber, en- garnmel gorger al
"Giitrict Of COLUMBIA" Sefreter Or.
GbaS. Stangelano; &asierer s.
GpsIanb. Eli Hepiiorer palgtes Saul
9icicrito pg Gbas. Se1efien. Oct be-
IIuttebcg at aiboIbe en- Set meo Ga-
nler / Sebrlar og til Arrangements
fomite paIgtes SuuI 8ieieruo, Sena'
tor 81. s. @rsnna og Sobn 8. Grit
ion.
geb SuIctio bop6e Ceres grepifri-
Der ct fiGrfomment 9eieg at BoIt'
meter q. 81. gricfion fra gemioii,
Winn. San fom iamlren meo 3on'
gresmanb Saloor Stecnerion. Eoit'
nleitcren bar Ben sgre at p9re ben
cneite / Ntinneiota Ser forelebig pil
fao Ell 9oitiparebanf / Sorbinoelle
meb lit Eoitfontor. San bar oa /
SooeoItaben efter Anmooning ira
Goitminiiteren ,meb bpem ban bapoe
en- lGngere &aabllagning.. ericflop,
Ser bapoe lin SitItru meb, aflagoe
Sitleaften ct 9eieg / bet bpioe Sus,
og Ser bapbe be en- I9ngere Samtale
meb Grpiioenten. De introbucerebes
al &ongresmano Steenerion.
Goitmeiter @ricfion er en- 9gte
Horbmano al Ser fraftigite og Jun.
bette Sppe og / fine. bebite aar. San
er fsbt / Sarpsborg % fom for om-
trent tnoe 9lor iioen til anerifa. Gen
ferite gtorOmono. ban traf Der, bar
nluerenbe aongresmano Salpor
Steenerion. Se belp itrar 8enner
% bar bpret oct belle Chen iiben.
Sn9en al Dem bar bapt 8runo til at
%fortrpoe bette. 81. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-27
Oemofratilfe
observation-disclosures

Ger bill / 1912 life mun9le Demo.
frotcrne poo Observation-Disclosures
llbpaIget er tpertimoo ioo tort, at
Der ri bli oonifeligt at eneS ON no.
gen eufelt. Gn6og W~tinneiota CT
reprrlenteret / bette llbpalg, ioei
aopgresmano Sammonb, Ser ire
@ange paa Rao er blepet paI1t til al
reprrientere ct rnorepllblifanif 0i'
thrift, bpppig npuneS / oerme 6or.
%btnoelie.
De sorige &ouoibatemrer fonrner
ira mango forificnige Stater: @u'
pernsr Sarmon ira Ohio, @upernsr
Warihoa ira Snoiana, @uperner
@oobrop @iIion ira New Seriep,
@uperrsr Gir ira Nem 9orf, 6oiS
ira MoSiafuiettS og Sofe Smith ira
Georgia, for life at glemnie Senator
@aiIep ira Seras. HimeIiguiS bill
Ser oliffe op mal1ge Here, inOen goIg.
fompen tager i'm @~egpnoelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-27
Rockefeller. Seoatet

9eitpreIien ior set al Sobn .,
Tocfeicller opretteoe 2egat paa $t0,'
100000, bpis Henter ifal anpenbcs
til Stette al lln~iberiiteter % .Gole-
ger % til Geniionering al 2Grere,
boIbt Sen 24oe D8. lit anrSmsoe
Rem 9orf % foretog ben oarIige
llboeIina.
@lanot Sc SnitihItioner, iom iaar
erbolot @i0rag, par Carleton Cole
&c / N~ortbiielO, Wtinn., Der ifipnfe.
OeS ct 8Forag al 100000, % Ga.
fota @e8Iepan llniperiitet / Mitdea,
9. Snf., iom fit $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-27
9luffercn ifnlbe hinge alenc. Oct

bar / en- ofiibesIie9enoe gpgo poa
SsrIanoet. Zen iaataqige Wenia.
he's ioo onopgtig paa fine 9Grfe, %
@r~eitefonen % 9strene ioo i en- irr.
itilt "StoI". - gu baooe oe set IIig
/ Den 9pgoeu, at Oct bar bare aloffe.
rem, iom iang ale Salmerne (Srgel
bap6e DC 10 iffe). 90 Der lao Ga Wte.
ni9beben meb line Salmebsaer og
Iao % bsrte paa Slofferen, iom no.
turligpis maotte a~nitr9nge iig noget
rent aIpcrIigt. 90 inc fom ser ga
en- iremmeo Wanb, % ban iotte fig
neo, tos S~almebo9en, iaa pan gu.
meret paa SapIen % beepnote at
hinge meo. Den iaa fom Der In.
ifenbe bort til bam en- Mano, iom
rsrtc BAN nleb SaanSen paa Sful.
oeren % iasoe: "Ge fol aIoria brp
0ere meb al hinge - ban aIofferen
! bar goo Detailing, banL itisnner
9ere."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-27

Der faa elIer ingen Reblcmmer al
afaoemiet, iom er mere berenrt for
line SpongeIier END netop Waoame
eurie. Sun er forlGiigit blet til.
tlerof Nobelprifen. Get bar Dog og-
Iaa paa Wjppet, bun ifuloe bIet op.
taget; bum fit nenIis % Stemmer
imoo 80, Der faIbt paa ebouoro
granlp, iom bIep optaget.
anr for 9ammelie. Sra Wien te-
legraferes, at enoel erperimenter,
iom | bet ienere bar peret brepet peo
@iens Sinbsipgeaipl, er bIet fronet
meo nGiten forbauienoe Sel6. Set
er gebanolingen al frpbenbe Can't
melie, oct giaIoer. % at SO Pati-
enter, iom bar pGret bebanoIet, er
f,iloit1noig beIbrebet; De bar gien.
ounoet lin Soritano og FIN 9aleeone
og bar funnel gienoptase fin berger.
lige girfiombeo. 2Ggerne opoagebe
rent tilfploigpis, at Gatienter, Der
blep angrebne al Sober al en- ener
anben Irt, beoreoeS meget meb Sen-
inn til lin 2ammeIie, os De beepnote
iaa fine Experimental meb at frem-
faloe fnnitig 6ebcr peb Siplp at
&ohS E~lberflIin / SorbinbeIie meb
eft Bar andre MibIer, oe Reiultatet
bar nltIaa b9ret Inngt oper Sorpent-
ming goot. Den me 9ebanbling ifal
bore aloeles ufarlig for 8atienterne.
Siotil bar 2ammelIc p9ret anieet for
abiolut ubelbreoeIig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-27
StaaIperfet / Duluth.

Sra 0uLlutb, Winn., melbes, al
grbciOet poa bet fipnpemeSiigt
Stonloerf, iom til ct aoItenoe Al
monge Ofiaioner Collars opieres
@pens Snle3n al llnite6 States
Steel Corporation, ifrioer raft irem,
40, % at Here al @pgningerne ale
rebe er bcgpnOt at bppe JIG ODER iine
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iortipttes 8interen igiennem, be-
IfiRitiger for nprprrenbe mellen
800 90 400 WtanO. 9enne arbel0s'
itprfe pi bIi betpOelig ioreget, Iaa.
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