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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
WEATHER BULLETIN
FOR PRESENT WEEK

WASHINGTON. Oct, lG.-t!nsettfed
rainy weather throughout the gulf and
South Atlantic states during the first part
OF the week is predicted by the weather
bureau result of reports OF r. tropic
storm bow entering tho Gulf of Mexico
fron the Caribbean sea.
Elsewhere over the country The wealth
or VIII he fair for several days, saws the
weekly bulletin. although a disturbances
OF moderate intensity. attended hy local
areas OF precipitation, will develop over
the far west Tuesday or "Wednesday
cross the middle west about THURSDAY
and the eastern stntes Friday.
Seasonal temperatures Will prevail
throughout the country until after the
passage OF this disturbance when a
change to considerably lower temperatures
Is probable over much OF the country
This change to colder will appear IN the
northwest wednesday or Thursday
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Metropolitan's Agency Convention.

~ .AScnts of the Metropolitan Life Of New
orh operating in Utah and Montana will
hoid convention in this city oil Wednes-
DAY, October 2S. These meetings are
Known as tho vice presidents triennial
convention. The Salt Lake meeting will
ne h"nored With the presence Of siX home
Gi GinCers. including First Vice President
HALEY Flske and Fourth Vice President r
-, Ayres, THESE officials arc now on the
iaclflc coast. where they are meeting with
their agency forces They will be accom-
pa MED 10 this city by George B. Scott, as
sistent secretary and manager: D T..
Gedge, assistant medical director; r. G,
GAIT. superintendent Of agencies all OF
the Pacific coast territory. Utah will have
a representation OF flftysiN delegates and
Montana twenty. Tho meetings will ne
held at tho Hotel Utah beginning AZ 10
9, clock on the morning OF October 20 III
the evening of the same day banquet
Will be served AT the Commercial club
Arthur p. Huntingdon is the Metropolis
ian'a superintendent for Utah and Ed
ward II: Pander fills a similar position at
Butte Mont.
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Fraternal Union of America.

The committee of Evergreen lodge. No
Isl. reports all arrangements completed
for the big social and card party which
Is given by tho lodge this evening In the
Odd Feiows hall Following The card
party In the upper hall. refreshments Will
be served In tho dining room. Everybody
is assured o good time aud all members
are urged 10 Join In and bring their
friends with them. The Ladies' Ever
green club, together with number OF
the members Of the lodge spent a most
enjoyable evening at the home Of Mrs, r.
f. Aveson. 77e Second avenue, last Mon
day A delicious lunch was served by
Mrs. AVoson. and guessing games were OF
great pleasure TO those present. A short
ing nj the hall, and the officers are re-
qucsted 10 meet promptly at 1880 o'clock.
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A FAIL-u

told r. A. Crotno-s. editor and
neIor OF the san Francisco Bulletin.
70 convince him FSrleht's disease and
e'cs are durable II lie would send US
|sss We would attempt q demonstrA-
|ss result WAS that We were put III
Witl a young physician Who had
ftes. he was so incrcdulous at first
ne Would not take the treatment, al
|Eh tnere was no charge. When his
oecapne extreme and he vas in bed
dhrk room lle consented. Within four
Ene from the date that F1iiton'S Dia-
compound was sent him he called
.ur Office III person to express his
Pncatlon and asked What wa expect
I'm TO do. We replied that all we
OF him was to call on Editor Croth-
Z" ms Bulletin and declare the re-
lie did 20. But II seems the dis-
Ess not entirely eliminated, for
rl thrce years thereafter his death
reported.
'e do not make strong claims in young
Z anu were prepared Tor failure. But
can measure the value of those three
r added TO the patients life? Who
ssf II WAS not worth while?
Ihndlcased or over we look for per-
'ence IN many eases. fGhere have
number who have ben cured over
|year)
selton's Diabetic Compound can he had
',.niainm. johnson Drug Co,
s'S Tor pamphlet OF writo TO John J.
''n Company, San Francisco.
LAdverlisemcoD
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MaccAbaeS.

Banner hive No, II will hold regular
review Tuesday, October is, at I. o. @.
F. hall, On account of extra business
TO be transacted. the meeting will start
itlation and Mrs, Belle NJ. Hedge deputy
state commander, Will be present. II is
with sadness that the hive notes the
death Of one Of its members. Lady Mar
ohie Martin She had becn faithful
member for many years. and the SYM
husband and lIttle daughters, who arc
left without Il. mothers care. The
time and place Of the funeral win be
announced later Al the members are
urgently requested to attend. The guards
Will drill Monday afternoon In J. o. o, f.
hall. and In th" evening at the Hotel
Utah promptly ut o'clock,
Liberty hive Ne. .. J.. Q. r. NJ. will
hold regular review Thursday afternoon
at 2:9O o'clock IN I o, o i. hill. The
deputy state commander. who is here
and will be with the hive Thursday.
Lillian Hollister hive No. Is will hold
It's regular meeting Thursday, October
II, al Eagles hall. at o'clock. All
members and officers are requested 10
attend, The meeting OF October 10 was
largely attended, Deputy State Com
mander Mrs. Hedge was a visitor, She
was very well pleased with the work,
Tho hive was also visited by the COM
fnanncr OF nlNe NO. II, AhIS, Livingston,
and rnnny other members OF the same
hive. The booth at the Stabe fair was
o. financial success.
Tent No. . had the biggest crowd OF the
sea son at the review Of last Thursca y
night -Four candidates were givon the de
erees and an enthusiastic member provjd-
ed fllio lunch. Next Thursday night
something OF interest 10 all members vii
he discussed. The uniform rank Will soor
begin regular drills and any member in
tercst ed In this branch of tho order Is re-
uuestcd 10 join, The committee on enter
tanning the lady Maccabecs is working
hard 10 make the evening success
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T. 0, E.

Lively interest and a large stteuda nee
featured FRIDAY evenings session Of Salt
I.ake aerie, No. CT. There arc strong owl
dences that this fall aud winter viii be
banner ono in substantial growth for
the order here Three approved candI-
dates were initiated at the last session
two for the local aerio and one for the
lodge AT Trinidad. Colo. The session of
next Friday will be devoted TO the rami-
ly social for members and their families
The committee on entertainment COM
prising John Il. Schlotterbcck ". f.
Perry, r. Cranes, ~ V. Pitts and AlonZo
Corless, is working hard and will com
plet arrangements. with the assurance
that an evening OF pleasure awaits those
who attend
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= Woodnlen of the World.

peseret camp Ao6 held meeting, well
attended ana full of interest. last Mon
daS evening, It being the regular weekly
session. Routine business and social
entertainment occupied greater part OF
the time AS usual. the musical mum
bers were highly appreciated. The BOOST
or committee is preparing n programme
of merit for tho open meeting TO be hold
I'm the lodge hall soon.
The social evening provided by the en- :
tertasDment committee of Camp o2. W,
O. w, on Tuesday. WAS enjoyed by All
In attendance The entertainment wns
of a njgn- class order and each number
Tvorthy OF special mention, Those who
were not there missed one OF the treats
Of the season. There will be business
OF special Importance next TUESDAY
evening.
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Insurance Notes.

Next years convention Of FIRE chiefs OF
America Will be held IN New York City
soue time during the month of Decem-
her,
George r. Duncan OF the Reliance !ite
and g. W. Ueiser OF tho Continental Life
have been admitted TO membership In the
Utah Association OF Life Underwriters.
The Philadelphia Life is now repre-
scnted in Salt Lake City by the Utah
Funding company, OF which B. Ii. Ny
meyer is secretary and treasurer.
Angus Almond. western supcrinteu-
dent Of agencies for the Reliance Life
OF Pittsbury, Pa. with headquarters in
Denver. Is In the city on visit TO tl,e
compaDy's state manager, George r Dun
can.
insurance man. sprung the following on
few Of his friends the other day; IF the
agent couldn't hold the renewal OH Mrs.
NcwstyIe's millinery stock, could z. policy
holder?" Ensign was still living at last
accounts,
Clarence NJ. Kinney. manager for Utah
and Colorado Of the liability department
OF the Travellers Insurance company.
with headquarters In Denver, is a Salt
Lake visitor. Kinney until recently was
special agent for tho company at Indian
apolis
Fred w Van Meter. cashier for the
San Francisco general agency or tho Mn
tual Benefit Life. has been sentenced TO
on for the embezzlcmcnt cf 100000 OF his
company money. He pleaded guilty.
Tho Southwestern Surety 1nsnranco
company of Denntson, Tex, has applied
for admission to Utah 3 n. boYnion.
tho conpanys supervisor Of agents, Is
now in the city for tho purpose Of estsb-
fishing q state agency. The company VIII
write bonds, burglary, accident AND
health and liability insurance.
William T. Bell of San Francisco man
ager for the Massachusetts Mutual Life.
and VIII G. Taff!nder OF the Pacific I'm
derwritcr, stopped off I'm Salt Lake on
sunday. They are delegates 10 the ma
tIoral convention OF life mon, represent
ing the San Francisco associa don, and arc
en route 10 Memphis, Tenn.
A special TO the Insurance Field from
Now York rays That Berthau, Selbach &
Rerthau of San Francisco have been ap-
pointed general agents for the Delavar 70
Underwritors' Fire Insurance company
for tho states OF Utah, California. Arizona,
Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, New Mexico
| and Colorado.
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Salt Lake Withdraws From Race

rr;st AT the ag,o second quarterly meeting OF the
Stah ASSOCIATION Of Life Underwri,ers
held at the Commercial club on rruesGn,,
;ns,,a.I, Grsr.nI, frank Motley. manager for the
IiH1ustIlat department OF the BenefciaI
Liz. inns city. was the choice of the or
ssniNatloh Tor delegate 10 the national
convention OF life underwriters which con.
Senss IN Memphis. Tenn, tomorrow. Mr.
nT,o~ey ,T ieit Tor the east on Saturday on
,he Los Angeles Limited AT the Inoet.
llIs referred to the newly elected dele
tn Mas instructed to cast Utah's vote
IN IN favor OF Denver for the 1872 conyen-
sioii. some tiine ago il was thought thai
Sdlt Lake would get next years meeting
Dut when It was pointed out that the ma,
lionai body WAS already pledged to San
Francisco for 19I5-the YEAR Of rhc Pan.
aniA eXposition--the members of the Utah
sSsociaton at Tuesdays meetlnc deemed
II ADVISABLE under the circumstances io
waive Its claim and work for Denver
ctan has seven votes in the convention
ana these with the pledges already given
the Denver association by other assoc!a-
iions throughout the country, makes /,
almost cnrtain That tho Queen CITY of
the Pleins VIII win out. Other cities in
the race are Atlantic City. Cincinnati and
Chattanooga
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G.. A. r.

James {. Rice circle Ladies Of the G.
A. K VIII meet in regular session Tues
usy AFTERNOON a go in Eagles club room
nhe oliver o. Howard W. r 6. No. 1
VII hold card social at the home OF
MIS-. Elliott, 40 East Fourth South,
horsday afternoon. The Mesdames Wicd
ncr, Sicaycson. Gurey, Zimmerman and
Stewart will assist
There Will De Il regular meeting OF Max-
We'll Mexican post No, ], department of
Ltah, G, 4. r.. Saturday October 1o at
) p. M. followed 10y social hour of sing
Ing and dancing. The ladies' OF the auyil-
lallcs are cordially invited. Visiting COM
radcs are warmly welcomed.
The regular meeting of the Maxwell.
Mchean w. X. G.. No. . Will he held In tile
] o. ~. +. hsll "Wednesday at go p. IN.
VISITORS are Welcome
There viii be n regular meeting OF the
Oliver q. Howard post No. I at the hall In
l'ostoiiicc place this evening ut 7:30. The
members Of the post nre urged to be pres
ent, and visiting comrades In good stand
Ing VIII be welcome,
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Automobile Insurance Available.

The registration returns OF motor We
hlclcs Tor SIX months or the current wear
show rhc production OF 25o $50 cars of all
kinds and there arc IN use at present $50.
ONp apportloned among the several states
Now York leads with 92,d07, followed by
California with Is, sos. Colorado Is cred
tied with t1.0S2, Idaho 1850 Montana Sa2a.
Nevada 10, Wyoming 232S. wa ashin gton
10,5S9. Arizona 2oS5, Utah 2290 There are
ot course many more automobiles in Utah
than the report shows.
To formulate a correct idea OF this
class OF insurance, il should he sta ted that
N large proportion are insured against fire:
IA number against burglary and theft,
whtlo not a few OF the owners in addition
carry liability Insurance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14

John Velbert, Foster, Cal, states: HI
have suffered many years with kidney
and bladder troubles, and although /
have paid hundreds Of dollars to doc
tors and have taken all kinds of kid
ncy medicines, T. could never get any
relief until / tried Foley Kidney Pills,
and they effected complete cure. I
have never been bothered with my old
trouble SINCE Schrnmm-J Johnson,
Drugs. ADVERTISEMENT
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.-vation of Human Life.

,o,,v.sIx reports and addresses
70, io the Fourth National Con-
re eons1ess. held at Indianapolis
op tventc-Jwo OF them related
Ieeh,,. to human life. One speaker.
a; W. Wiley, dwelt at length
T!IchtfuI mortality of American
'psder 'ps one year of age. He quoted
IN show that during the hot
nre than 1000 infants die every
.nmShout the United States from
.nst are preventable. He men
,ss immense slaughter every year
.,nsds. automobiles and typhoid and
I.,Iosjs. He recommended sweep
sayn, IN the habits of living OF the
sad DAY when mankind stumbled
20 coffee, tobacco and alcohol.
E,.Inr. Dr. Wiley said:
~ Should we be content with an
NE of forty-four years? There
so1rol evidence to show thai mans
-, activities are developed with
Esrcs and that the age between 60
~ ls more productive for one who
I,y,d I'm accordance with nature. II
Lzn from statistics that We die SIX
wears before we reach tho maxi
m usefulness of man
Bier address Of interest Ia insur-
Imsn was on the subject of Human
Ia a National Asset, by L. i. Rit-
he, formerly insurance commits
4 for Colorado, now conservation
Esssicner for the Equitable Life OF
York. Mr.. Rittenhouse paid tIih-
n, fhe 'hcrocs of the laboratory"
Eess and the clergy aud others who.
preadIng the knowledge OF disease
Iptjon have reduced the death rate
q IS per cent in the past thirty
4 He depcred the fact that so much
a, money and energy is directed to-
4 diseases that arc contagious, such
|sphold and smallpox, instead OF
\ prtventable diseases. az Bright's
"a. He said degenerate diseases Of
{ssr;- blood vessels and Kidneys kin
THAN 36o. 00a persons annually. The
r." be- said. ''sav that 90 per cent
II deaths arc prey entable il the dis
a 10 all Indictment of the American
her for his "niggardliness" In
Ping health departments
Gw much" gays the American tax
5 "wlll il cost to reduce our annoy
heath rate to the lowest possible
|isut $50 per capita at first, much
|btsr on answers the health Off
hi we'll" SAYS the taxpayer, '.herc
|eents; we will save two bits worth
Isac lives. The rest Will have TO
Rittcnhouse quoted from statistics
koY how negligent American cities
B the matter OF furnishing protection
4e public health. and insisted that
k great national asset OF human life
be conserved. every business and
! oreanizs ton in America must do
h1 share OF tho work. lie pointed
bat the twenty-five million Of AmeCi-
are directly interested
ls promotion OF longevity from the
rial viewpoint, by Tenson Of the fact
the lower the mortality ia among
Tholders the greater Will he the saw
the larger the dividends to policy
rs. and the lower the cost of their
1surancn. 1T IS estimated. he said,
about S5000n.000 Is los, annually
rstponabie mortality among the In
fessor Irving Fisher OF the Yale uui-
81. another speaker. predicted that
culd one day be youth. 100 middle
md l26 full life He enumerated
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Danish Sisterhood.

The ball givon by the Danish Sister So
cicty lodge. Utah. No. SO, at the ]. O.
o, +. hall last "Wednesday was a grand
success in cvery particular, so much so
that tho committee In charge engaged the
Der Is. Al the last meeting Olaf Nilsson
was unanimously elected To Lake charge
OF the singing. which will make the meet
inGs much more interesting: also several
talented members In music have Joined
recently. \ big turnout is anticipated for
the meeting next Friday evening owing
to the fact that several candidates viii
be initiated AT that time and the drill
team viii ofriciate
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Danish brotherhood.

Apollo lodge met last Friday evening at
their lodge room In the Odd Fellows ball.
Several matters OF Importance were dis
cussed and acted upon. II was repoI.tc cd
that Il number Of applications would he
presented at our next meeting. The
amusement committee is also planning for
something for that evening, but tho de-
tails could not he learned at this time
but VIII DC announced laler
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MuBcovites.

On Wednesday, night last Kreinlin Hs.-
|dn' Imperial Order Of AIuscovites, held
an enthusiastic session. Cornmitteo, re
ported that things are progressing favor
ably for the big ''bear hunt In Novem-
Der. Another meeting ia called for next
wednesday night. at which all mobiles arc
requested 10 be present.
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Modern Woodmen of America,

E,xccislor camp 1882 held another one
Of thoye rousing. well attended meetings
TUESDAY last All the officers were IN
their chairs and things went through
with a hum. Many matters OF Import
ance TO the camp and its mcmb@rs were
an arrangement to have DIR Armstrong
give one of his splendid talks to the
members OF the camp on Tuesday, Octo-
Der ~ The consul has appointed a. com
SpIttcc composed OF Charles Fowler.
$eighoor Coles and Dr Browncll TO pre-
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Moose.

The Loyal Order OF Moose will hold it's
second social this season at the club
rooms OH West Temple next Thursday
evening Dancing will he the chief at
traction OF the evening, though arrange
meDts have been made for the entertain
ment OF members who do not dance The
affair is for members and their ladies
only.
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ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
n1 sickness sometimes ovcrtakcs one.
me Columbian Disability policy
Epvides weekly benefits for disabil-
i9om any BODILY Injury or dis
Inc Kind of protection most need cd.
ims policy Is particularly adapted
thosc who are protected against
AN by HE Insurance. or who cspa-
'aiy need indemnity for loss Of time.
ne COLUMBIAN NATIONAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, BOS.
TON, MASS,
JOHN JAMES, General Agent,
'scioent and health department, 710
kcarns Building.
Good, Live Asento Wanted.
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Woodcraff

salt Lake circle mot last Monday even
was pleased to Sec our clerk nark IL, S,.r bsr
place again, The captain desires ali s1,sTds
To oe on time tonight for drill as there
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z l. +, Auxiliary,

THE auxiliary to the Brotherhood OF
7 locomotive Engineers Will hold card
soclal WEDNESDAYS evening at O'Clock.
There will be prizes and refreshments.
The social will be held at Eagles hall.
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LadieS' Auxiliary

>. Ladies Auxiliary 10 Switchmeu's union
seso Lily lodge No. 20, hold a very in
teTesting meeting October 8 Mt the home
or sister Bayes. with nearly all members
present Delicious refreshments were
served at the close and q pleasant hour
was spent The next meeting will be
nelu ,nu october II AT the home OF Sister
Carpenter, No. 9. Ostler's court. All
IntlnDcrS arc renmnstnd 10 be rreSenL
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When Down Town;

Visit the Tribune's Premium Dis
play and see the Splendid Articles
offered Readers.
This Department is open be-
tween 8 and 6 every day except
Sunday.
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News Of the Insurance World

tAree great agencies that must talSc I'M
on on 'nenseres the conservation or human
ono lt1e insurance companies. and third
the government. "a national health dc,
pa patrtm5ent, he said. should be the great
-. uepa trnent Of the United States gov
eTnnent in the near future - eN'
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l., A. To 3. r T.

The ladies' auxiliary 10 the brotherhood
Of Railway Trainnlen VIII meet next Fri
DAY afternoon i'm j.. O. T.. hall Members
and visiting sisters arc assured hearty
welcome
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Foresters Of America.

Court Salt Lake No. 1 will meet in Y1,e
Eagles han Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Al! members are requested TO he present
as business of Importance is to f1e con :
sidered. Visiting brothers arc welcome.
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Auxiliary to Mnnsa

The ladies' AUXILIARY to tho Moose viii
hold It's regular meeting tonight at S
o clock In the Moose hall.
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Pvthian Sisters.

Hermioue temple No. S. Pythian SIS
tiers, VIII hold jtS regular meeting Setur-
dsv night. October 10, at k- OF Z. hall,
16i Second East. at 3 o'clock.
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Yeonlen.

salt Lake Homestead 1132 held It's reg
ular weekly meeting Friday last with A
5000 attendance. Ten applicants were act
next Friday night
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

pare somc special features to help the
evening In the way. OF music. liclt re-
Ircshments and cigars. One applica tIou
Was voted on. The next meeting: wSli bc
on TUESDAY, October IL at SIS ~ N
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All notices for Fraternal news
department should be left with ths
CITY editor not later than midnighs
Saturday.
Ladies' Auxiliary to Typo Union.

hesuiar business meeting OF the auxil-
Ia VIII De held today at Eagles hall. An
ineHneIs are requested TO be present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third Judicial district, in and for Salt
Lake county, state OF Utah; probate
dlvision.-Iu the matter of the estate
and guardianship OF Henry Gordon
Jennings and Ruth jennings, minors
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-05

oirret, tro0s @Htorieh bum fortel-
fer. Ger oil 6lioe foretaget ipitema.
tiff 5p9ning efter oe apin0er. 5!tn
bor neont, og qlutoriteterne bao6er
at funne opflore Mpiteriet. 9lan0t
oe mpr6eoe er TO 9}egerfomilier 6er
paa fire Me0lemmer boer, Ell 6a.
Mile of fem / 9iaDne, en- 5omilie of
fire Gramtep og en- 6omilie "a
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6rlor 1911 aptroo0te 8i9en iom
6ooe5oione imo0 lin 6nOer, 9fap-
mono 9arno6et. Der oper6eDiIte9 og
O6ntes til at 6lipe 6pnot, men Il
Sen tilito0e8 mt 6or6er 9n er-
flprer 5un at 6enoe3 1Sooer bar
uifpl0ig