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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-11-21
a cLERoYMAN's TESTIMONY.

The Rev. Edmund Heslop of Wig.
ton, Pa, suffered from Dropsy for a
year. His limbs and feet were swol-
len and puffed. He had heart f1utter-
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-11-21
Contrary Causes.

"Why did Jinks break up hausekeep
ing?"
Because his wife broke down.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-11-21

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces infamma-
tion allays pain, cures wind collie, 25c bottle x
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-11-21
TYPICAL WELL IN PERSIA

Water is a precious commodity in
most parts of Persia, and the wells
usually are protected by a dome OF
sand and mud, like the one seen in
the illustration. The women carry
the water from the wells in jugs
borne on their heads.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-11-21

II girls arms have pretty dimples
IN them she'll get them sunSurned.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-11-21

you GAM CURE CATARRH
BY usin, Coles Carbolisaive. 1t is most
effective remedy. All druggists. Is and SOC. Adv.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-11-21

Occasionally couple marries in
haste and live happily ever after
they secure divorce.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-11-21

The only way to cure man of bach
elorhood is to feed him to designing
widow.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-10-24

= /. CLARK, Jefferson Vice president Clark 4 Boice
Lumber Co.. kindly furnished me complete state
ment of all the fruit that marketed and shipped
the Jefferson Northwestern Railway, from his orchard
1912 but does not include any local business This
orchard of 100 acres is nine miles North of Jefferson
a AZ w Do;l.o
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-10-24

THE GUARANTY STATE
BANK has had on exhibit a stalk
of RubiIce Cotton, which is I !. 2
# high and has - good we'll ma.
tured open bolls of cotton; raised
by NJ. r. Black, who has card
attached with the statement that
he has six acres just like it.
W. h. HOLLAND Jefferson, r +
d.. Have ID Angora goats; raise
4 to ) year and sell Sl.5O each.
Find them easy TO raise. requlr-
ing hardly any care: havn't Civ
en- them any kind of feed since
March; they earn their own liv-
ing by clearing land of brush,
which they do in fine shape. /
sheared 4 goats and got 10 lbs
of extra nice fleece.
N. b. Webb has 3 Angora
goats which he purchas ed six
months ago as an experiment,
and says there is no reason why
they can't be made profitable
business.
D. B. MADDOX-Jefferson r
f d 1. l acre Spanish peanuts
40 bushels at 81. per bushel $40 90
MISS MARY BELLE BRAN
LETT Jefferson X F. d 2,
Ito acre tomatoes $50 cans: "a
dozen at 75c, is 5000 Won prize
of $50 90 for best ITO acre, guam
tity and cost considered.
d. N. BRAMLETT- Jefferson
r + d Is acre kershaws $50
av erage 8 lbs at 1Oc each $500
MISS ROXIE BRAMLETT-Jef
ferson r + d 2. Ito acre toma-
toes, made so cans; 40 dozen at
75c is $1,000
MISS MYRTLE LIVERMAN
Jefferson II r ID 6. ITO acre
tomatoes 24O cans; 20 dozen at
75c is $500
MISS CLARA J0HNS0N-Route 4
l 10 acre, 467 cans tomatoes 80
doz at 75c per dozen, $59.25.
2. +. WOODRUFF-Jefferson
1911. l acre sold 5000 in wa
ter melons.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-10-24

l.. RESTELLA-Jefferson two
plum trees 3 years old, extr a.
large yellow plums; | June pear
tree, 6 years old. 30 feet high,
extra fine eating and good produ-
Ger; l Red Grape, imported
from Italy, extra large punches
and yields abundantly.
T J SMITH-Jefferso r + d, 2,j
1912, 2 Keifer pear trees, 40 bu.
pears at 81. 90 per bushel Gave
Jefferson Progressive Club for
exhibit 4 pears weighing four
pounds and 3 or. the largest
weighing 1 lb . ID OF.
n. b. WEBB Jefferson, 1911,
y acres cut 600 bales Bermuda
hay; sold at soc per bale; cutting
and baling 12c per bale; net
profit S22S.00. Has cut this crop
for past six years; and expects
to do better this year.
w, II. HOLLAND-J Jefferson, r.
=, Is acre raised a large doubles
wagon load of those sweet pie
pumpkins; make fine food for
stock, and delicious pumpkih pies
LOUIE RESTELLA- Jefferson,
1912, garden spot 20 feet square
made - bushels yellow yam
sweet potatoes; average pounds
each.
=, +. W0ODRUFF-Jefferson,
1912, acre raised 364 ID bush
els Of yellow yam sweet potatoes
{. II. HATCHER-R. f. d. No. I
1911. / acre made 10 bushels,
corn.
B IL JOHNSON-Jefferson, 1917
: acres strawberries; sold 5000.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-10-24

W w WYTHE-R + D, 3. 1912,
80 colonies bees made 700 lbs Of
honey, II lie 10, $3.50; no cost
production unless you are stung.
J. l.. ALLGOOD- jefferson, r T
D, 1912, 3 acres, 6 tons pea vine
hay at $1,000 per ton. consider
best hay for cattle or stock.
D. B. MADDOX jefferson, Il f d,
/, ! acres whippowill peas,
20 bushels at 81 90, $40 90
IA acre blackeyed peas, )
bushels, at 50 90, SO 90
IA acre mush peas, 5 bushels.
at SO 90 SIS 90
w. R. DAVIS Jefferson, r + ID,
2, 1911. IA acre, 1000 pounds
cabbage bought 500.
F. L. MUNDY-Jefferson, 1912.
IA acre summer cabbage, 5000
pounds brought 800 90
A. l.. BRAMLETT-Jetferson
Route 2, GOO head of Drum head
and Wakefield variety cabbage
average 4 lbs, 2400 lbs cabbage
at 2 12c is 500 90
w. r. PROCTOR-Je fferson,
Texas, 1912, "a acre cut sc bales
Bermuda hay; sold same at SOC
bale; cost of cutting, baling and
marketing, $500; profit $4,000
G. w. GRUBBS-Je Jefferson, r.
f. d. No. ,, 1911 / acre corn
gathered Is IL bushels.
& w. GRUBBS- Jefferson Il.
+. d. , 1912. 9 ID acres corn
raised ITS 12 bushels,
CLARK GRUBBS-13 yrs. old,
Jefferson r. b, D. 2, raised l
acre corn. So - bushels.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-10-24

ALLEN URQUHART-at his ex-
detrimental orchard 2 miles west
of Jefferson 1912 has the follow
ing variety Of apple trees.
25 Wine Sap, rs Black Bin, %
Delicious, 20 King David, 10
Grumes Golden, Is Jonathans, -
Champions. These trees are 4
years old, from 6 to s feet high
and produced this year for first
time average 34 of a peck, these
apples are of delicious flavor
and compare both in taste and
color to the northern apples; a
sample of these apples can be
seen at The Jefferson Progress
sive Club.
d. {. WISE-Jefferson 1912, !
Greening apple tree yrs old, 20
# high, made - bushels, 100
per bushel; 10 Laconte pear trees
Is years old, % # high, 10 bush
els to tree, 100 bu. at 81 90 per
bushel; 1 native persimmon trees
8 to Is years old, 10 to 30 # high,
ripen in Aug, and bear till Dec.
l Magnolia Fig Tree, yellow fruit
| Celeste Fig Tree, purple fruit;
strong healthy trees, extra size
and good producers.
MRS CHAS. GRAHAM Jefferson,
Planted two English walnut
trees ID years ago and had two
stony, brainy trees, 20 feet high
which produced AS fine nuts as
any that are shipped here; these
trees were accidently killed last
year.
pecan trees, 10 feet high, 80
years old stony and brainy, | -
bushels to the tree.
IF +. B. SCHWEERS- Can make a
strictly first class broom that
sells for - and 35c per broom,
an average of soc per broom,
which cost him l3 3'ic, making
a profit of l6 lie. Why not en-.
courage this worthy young man
by organizing a broom factory,
and le, him have charge OF same.
n Peg and Arm Factory. as
an enterprise that Jefferson
should have no tronblc in secur.
ing. the out put OF such factory
is used for pegs aud cross arms
on telephone, telegraph. aad
electric light poles Jefferson
and Marion County has plenty
Of oak timber irom which same
Is made. there i bot one fac.
tory. of this kind that can
locate In the South. which : al
Houston Texas.
What j. the matter with JET
ferson getting ones
D CkAvEk r + ID, /, 1914,
10 acrs-> made 10 bales cotton.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-10-24
A COMPARATIVE statement showing diacren

\ COMPARATIVE statement showing difference be
tween freight rates and water rates, which Is APP
piled TO Jefferson and a radius OF 100 miles
Commodity from New York, based 100 lbs.
Baggng and ties, less than carload present rate SLID
rate Soc saving Csc ~ per cent Carload Pres
Acc water rate DC Saving 3c .or 81 cent
s5 water rate Sc saving SIC 100 cent Carloads,
present Csc 45c saving DC 81 cent
Canned Goods Less than present rate 81 water
rate Sc saving CSC 100 cent Carloads present rate
6Oc. water rate Acc; saving 15c or 80 IL per cert
Cotton Factory Products.Less than carloads, present
81 % rate &c. saving Acc IS cent Car
loads present rate sl9 79c saving 4Oc 80
per cent
Chairs and Settees-I.ess than carloads, present
S344, so4, saving 81 60 So per cent Car
loads present rate &c. water rate saving @ or 80 per
cent.
Fruit and Bottes.-I.ess than carloads, present
rate 12S water rate &c. saving Coo cent Car
loads rate Zoe water rate 45c saving soc a
cent.
Carloads Ony.-Agrcultura Implements, present rate
SAC, water rate SOC, saving 25c or AZ per cent.
School Desks and Seats-Present rate 19c water rate
45c, saving soc or IS per cent
Window Gass.-Present rate s3c water i5c saving
3Sc or 81 per cent.
PotatOeS.-Present rate 60 l2c, rate &c. saving
"a &c or 66 23 per cent
Carriages and Bugges. Present Ole, water rate
81 saving 40c 80 per cent
Wagons.-Present rate SAC, rate ole saving 33c
66 per
Woodenware.P Present rate 101, water rate 81 saving
44c or n per cent
Syrup-Present &c. water rate 45c saving 13c
20 per cent.
The inbound tonnage to Jefferson for 1908 was 273,-
030l4 pounds. The average difference in rate per 100
pounds is 41c saving of s84 1894.
The inbound tonnage to eleven counties within radius
of 100 miles in 1908 COL $50 067 pounds The
difference in rate 100 pounds is 26c saving freight
of sl,565, O7017
Total saved by Jefferson and II counties within
a radius Of 100 miles 81 $40 7O95l.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-10-24
A. L, BRAMLETT

A. L, BRAMLETT 49, Route 2
/ Ben Davis apple tree, 3 Early
Harvest apple trees, 3 Red June
apple trees, | Grimes Golden
apple tree, and six other varie-
ties; age Z years, heighth 10 TT;
2 bushels to the tree, % bushels
apples 81 90 per bushels $2S 90
j I HOWARD-Jefferson, r f
ID, ,, 1912, one tree Ben Davis
apple, 6 years old, 8 feet high,
made 8 bushels apples, at Sl.OO
per bushel,
LAWRENCE BRAMLETT-Jef-
ferson r. f. ID. > 1912, 1 acre
made 5000 cans tomatoes.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-10-24

+. / MCNDl-JefTerson 1912 1
acre Spanish peanuts made POO
bushels at 81 per bushel, 500. 90
1 tons peanut hay at 5000 per
ton is $500; cost 90 make pro
duct >32.0o, clear profit s2i~.O 60.
A.. L. BRANLErT jefferson
1912 Route y. l-iOacre kershaws
and pumpkins 80. sold lOc each
So 80 average weight 10 lbs.
MISS ALLEN SHARP JefI,..
>uu X + ID e. Has an exhibit of
80 varieties ~ fruits and vege.
tables.
MISS CLARA HOWELL JET.
fer>on Il q ID /. has an exhibit
az AZ varieties cf fruits and veg
-tahlcs-
l. EE>rEiLA-JeiFcrSon 1912
made 500 bushels ~ Spanish
peanuts at >l.uo per buShel.
4 ". REEVES jefferson Il.
u ID =. 1912 acre sod >iii. O.
Ca IN water melons.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-10-24

j. d. AIKEN etferson r r.
d. =. IA acre purple top turnip
IA acre white top turnip, sold
$500 worth, have 3 times as
much at home making S75 90,
turnip greens $500, 500 90;
cost of production, two sacks cot
ton seed meal So 90, labor 81 90,
net profit 500 CO. Made this on
my poorest land.
IT PRUITT-R f d, 1911, acre
made | bale cotton.
WR DAVIS r + D-2 1912 made
% bales cotton, l-2 bale to acre.
&c LINDSEY-R + d, 2, 1917, 3
acres made 3 bales cotton.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-10-24

u ". BRAMLETT Jefferson
Il + ID ,. : keller pear trees Z
years old height 10 feet. 3 bush.
els Ia the tree. ~ bushels 81. per
is s2I.oo. 1 Japanese plum trees
: years old height IL. , bush
els To tree, : bushels 40 81 $500
MISS CLARA HoWfLI-Jef
ferson X + ID 1. lilo acre toma-
toes made 62T cans. - dozen at
sc is Sii..o.
MISS VERA how ARD -JciYer.
son X + D. 40 acre tomatoes
5s5 cans, ~ dozens az 10 81. 80
u Il. MAbnpA jefferson. *.
+. II. /. 1912. 9l2acrc> water
melons. >3.OuO Cuban Greeu
variety. which I have planted
for = years. the best melon !
can lind. average weight go lbs
Miss LILLIAN >uitkfLfoRp
jefferson Il r ID 4 1919. 80
acre tomatoes. canned 1900 cans
realized net profit So ~.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-10-24

J +, THOMPSON-Lodi, Marion
Cou nty, r f d, ?, 1911, - acre
Broom Corn, 400 lbs, 6 lie, S26.
CIV LIVERMAN-Jefferson, K
F. d 6, 1911, ' acre Broom Corn,
800 lbs at 6 lie 10, So, 90
W II HOLLAND-Jefferson,R
f ID / 1912, Is acre Red Valeu-
tine snap beans, 40 bu. at $500
per bushel.
RI GRUBBS RI d, 2, 1911, ,
acres made 3 bales cotton; and
on / acres made 22O0 lbs lint
cotton
q W LlNERMAN, Jefferson, IL
+ DC, 1912, Keller pear tree
made - bushels pears, Shopper
bushel
J LALLGOOD Jefferson. L +
D, Pr, 1911, / Scuppernong vines
runs 100 fl on arbOr pro-
duced 100 gallons at zoe gallon.
TW SHACXELF0RD II F. ID. .,
makes an average 100 bales a
year for the past 10 years.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-10-24

In concluding the stati tics published and state
ments made we cannot refrain from calling dtteu-
ton to an introductory remarks, and adding to an
invitation to 'Come and let show you that if
you find that ii cannot verify every statement
submitted, will gladly refund you Railroad fare to,
and from Jefferson
THE JEFFERSON PROGRESSIVE CLUB.
mo Trouble to Answer Correspondence
SAM E EBERSTRDT, Sec
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-10-24

J T HOWARD-Je Jefferson, Il f
ID, 2, | acre strawberries, $500.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-10-24

D D D0DD-l9ll, on s acres
made 8 bales cotton.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-10-24

R. c. HOLLAND Lodi, Marion
county, II + ID ,, Is a large
and successful producer Of
Strawberries and snap beans,
we were unable to get his statiS-
tics on strawberries, but can
say that he always made large
and profitable crop. He states
that snap beans is as easy to grow
as field peas, and a sure crop.
One year he gathered from | 4
acre 46 bushels and sold same
for 5000 or an average of lit
tie more than Sl.52 per bushel
In 1911 on / acre made Sl17.00.
B. H. JOHNSON r + ID ). One
mile south east of Jefferson, 1900
acre farm, cultivate 300 acres in
cotton, average u bale to acre,
1000 bales bermuda hay, and ON
g acres of dew berries, clear
$1,000 per acre.
". II. HOLLAND Jefferson,
Il. FD.2, 1911. 81 acres kleck-
ley Sweet water melons, aver
age weight35 lbs. brought SO. 90.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26
Sfriper o1,t fin Manb; flyer +

Sfriper ont fin Manb; flyer ban
mangleoe Gro. Sorootlle, g. Daf.
9r. Setter Sabrnep & Cons, Gbi-
cago, Sll. &eiitere6e: Seq lerte
at fienoe 6e go6e @genifaber be6
Deres @urifo for omtrent tolp Mor
it6en. 81 bab6e en. li6en @ige, iom
fit lt6ilet / Mniigtet. 81 raa6-
fp1rgte 2eger og prbpe6e @alper
% &rlbere 90 Meoiciner til at toge
ino; men oct bleb b%eitanoig berre.
Seq bab6e leit ON &urito i 8Iaoe=
ne og gnife6e at PROBE ben; men
min Mano bap6e ingen Gro paa
u@atent Meoicin", iom ban fal6te
BET, og gior6e %Sn6penoing imob, at
.ieg figbte Sen.
Seq pi6ife, at en- al bore Maboer
baboe roget &11rito, % leg git Ser
ben og laante, bpab Ser bar til
.bage ! Ell Slate (omtrent Gierbe=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

parten at en- flor Baite). Seq bah,
De blot gibet ben6e omtrent tire 90.
Ter, % BET forefom mig, at iea
mprfe6e en- Soranbring, ~ benbes
pine ipntes flarere. Seq fiebte
% en- SLATE og gao ben6e regel.
masiig at Ben for en- &i6. @oare.
ne begDn6te at tgrre ino og sqalfe1
bar neppe tgmt fpr bun bIep frif,
og allie Saarene foribunoet.
Siben Ben Sio Dar, lom rimeliq1
er, &nrifo bRret bor Dn6lings=Me
6icin.
@e6 Mgtelie,
|@G.9.2. mrs. @mnob ericfion
81. @eters @1,rifo boloer er
nbruot &efor6 for Sells / @ebano
lingen al BLOB og orgoniife @pq.
BONNIE. SITE tiliaIgs paa Mpotbe.
ter. @pecial- agenter forifaffer Sen
|Sfrtp til 9r. Beter Gabrnep &
Cons Co., 1875 go. &opne Mpe.
Chicago, SIl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

Sfottertu9ct. 300 .Mars .9a9en
for Slaset pco Gringen. Sen 26.
Mugul it / Mor er Set 800 Mor, ii0en
@uobranosoalens @gn6er beieire0e
@fotterne be6 &ringen. Denne 8e=
gipenbeo banner ct al Sc faa 2DS=
pnrlfter / EFT merf 8erio0e al Nor=
geS Siltorie, Den bar ct 9leoeligt
ESegn paa, at Der efter en- lang
I6orne0reliens Si6 oog en0nu fano=
tes Mo0 / Barm og &roft / Mrr1
bos norl fe M9no.
Mf Sc to &orpier 2%ejetropper,
@ultaD Moolf loo bperbe / @pllano
og 5fotlono UNDER &olmarfrtgen,
6rog set enc, 1om b%efien6t, UNDER
Menicbboben ffienoen6e % bren,
6en6e element Grgn6elagen oq
+, naae6e iaa go6t iom ubin6ret ODER
til SDerige..
Set an0et, lom fertes al Mler=
anoer &amiap og @eorg Sinclair
Jog flere iom l1n6eronfgrere, lanoeoe
&omsoalen for 0erfra at trenge
frem giennem @n6brun6soalen oQ
ODER $eoemarfen, mi6t tgiennem
&iertet al 2an6et. S Yasiet be<
&ringen / Cell (ri &gg-&ringom")
bleb @orpiet beieiret og ful6itenoie
eoelagt Sen 266e Muguit 1912
8eo 6enne 8e6rift reooe6e @uo:
branos6elerne baa6e fin egen Sal
Jog 0Ylonoene for @lpnoring oq
Sfienoiel, min6ife6e 6ienoens
Magt og bbn6 ser maoite ba1
bet itgrite - CAB Ste6et til, al
Norge fit ct or6net @ern. Mare1
efter 6reosilutningen beitemte nem'
Zig @briitian w, at 2,10O at @ro.
mems @aaroe / Morge ifuI6e u6Iqg.
geS til Sol6aterbol6. Dette ba,
8egpmoelien til 2egosinititutionen,
@rnnolaget for &eroroningen al
1923, bborbe6 ri fit en- at Can
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

meo Dem biem igien. Otter nogen
Sbertalelie in6bilgeoe ban. Sa11s
@bigerfa0er opitille6e en- 8elgnninq
.of $1,000 for Ben, iom funoe fin,
De @pigerignnen.
Mefter 90 2erling. Meiteren:
u9borfor ipiier 6u lite set aigo?"
Drengen: Set er ioo parmt
en6nu."
u@oa bles poa set"
~Seg ter life; set er iaa lille, at
leg er bange for at bIeie .6et bort"
STRIP efter &rspennmere paa b,t
.te 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26
st Sfrtot fremab paa ben rette &ej

81 peo alle al grfaring, at Ell en-
felt &er jon life fornaor at llorette
MlperOen. @a1 mao bupe Meo=
bi9lp, &o=operation. @poo CT So
operation? Set CT Ell 5ommenlll1t
ming al flere Eeripner / ct tort So
retagen0e, bpilfet mi ogiao begpll-
Ser at blipe or1penot al 6inar1s=
mp,rO, buprfor laa fife al andre
|Solf. Gnigbeo gjpr ltnrf, Cont
men, llttning err Stprfe. Sag t. @fs.
Ell Collar, lGt Sen / Ell 9anf og Sc
faar efter ct Stars 6orlgb Ell 6ortje=
nelte pao SEN al tire eller bpiit fire
&rocent. Men loren oenne Collar
meo 100000 eller flcre @rln0rebc
Sniino, iGt Sem lao / 8irfiombeo
+. gfs. / 2o1lo eller a110et ltabilt,
og Sc lfal le at set er lige ioa 1if=
fert, ON life lifrere eno 8anfel1,
pg bpoO be0re er, Sc erboloer Ser
igjennem eli 6ortjenelte al ira 10
til 20, ia ofte en6ng so &rocent.
@porfor 0u life, mar Gilf9l0et
gipes, tage 0enre 6ortieneite ielp,
ilteoetfor at gipe SEN til 8anfcn.
'@ller +. Cts: Gil Sc orbeioe for 2
Collars ONT 3agcn, noor 9e fan
faa 5 Collars al Ell an0en li9e iao
goo % iiffer Mrbeiosgiper? Set
btl6e life bore rtgtigt ban0let al
Gem, bberfen moo Gem ielb eller
moo Ceres 5amilie.
Ne1pel, fer er MI en Srgani ia
ton, ltiftet AT Mnn6 meo Sen MET
bi0tomfattcnoe <n0ffob og @rfo=
ring / olle Slogs Torretningsaffn=
:er. Get er Mpnb> iom fra 8egpn-
oelie n AT bar tomDnn6e6e, men ipm
Jrnnoet poa beres Torretningsgeni
bar opnoaet Sc beo1te 9felnltater,
babe for Jig ielp iom for Sc Meb=
interesiereoe, beore eno nogen ou=
ben lignen6e Srganiiotion fan opbi=
ie. Set er btsi Menb, lom bar
grunolagt og beo goo Torretnings=
le6elie bar u0piflet set III, iaa inD-
bringenoe Snteritate 2anl
I@o. Sc bar Iige fra 8egDn6elien
Iaf Snteritate 2an6 Cos Srganiia.
ton peret Salgsogenter for Ga
na6tan Bacific Ser11banefompogniets
2ano og Tan .fremlegge Sc beoite
Mnbefalinger % roienoe Omtole fra
iamme. Ceres Sorretningsmetbo6e
bar alti6 b9ret og ifal aItio / Srem=
ttoen blibe bumar1, re6elig og ime6e=
fommenoe oberfor erebe &unoer
Golf meo imaa Sn6tegter % iom
lite bar beret iitano bi6tiI at for.
ffaffe fig 2an6 eller 8pegelo6oer,
ton ri berme6 meo6ele, at Sen.
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