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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-04
NEW OFFICIALS /
BEGIN WORK Md
Governor Expected ID
appoint Majority of +
ent Subordinates.
ANNOUNCE SELECT
Successful State and q
Candidates Are Ready
Their Duties. i
ANNOUNCE SELEC7

New county and state osss,.
tako Office Monday at 10 o ,cIos,
parts of the state. In this con-
the state q large majority OF h
ent officials were re- elected az
wili be but few changes.
The reelection of Ciovorno,
Spry makes certain the rcappoi
OF the officers whose appointms-
with tho governor. There ara
number of officers and hoaras ~
poiutmeDt is left TO tho ooycrr.
tho consent OF tho state sens.s
cations arc that practically ali +
fectcd will be renomiuatcd bv )
crnor.
Those who profess to know =.
tho belief that tho most ~,
changes to no made by tho =,
Will be in the state land board ,
state board Of equalization. Ths
bents viii continue In Office nrt
successors qualify and IL is IiLe
the governor viii not aunouncs
pointmcuts until near the cIoss
session Of tho legislature. s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-04
p. J. DAILY REMAINS
AS CITY'S ADVISER

Pending tho return OF II. T. Dininuy.
city attorney. who is "a California re
covering from, q breakdown ;n his health.
tfc contract with y. = Daily TO serve
- special attorney in the law depart :
uent was extended three nonths by the
city commission yesterday morning
Reorganization OF the law depsrtnn<yt
- contemplated b. tho commissioner,
but action has been delayed because n,
~ lNulnnv'E absence. Aaron Meyers
nov nr5t assistant city attorney. Is 20
-" niIdc ian5 and water attorney fo- .hA
city aud Mr. Daily prooabl-. witt be re-
t2iuod 2s assistant city attorney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-04
Assessors Office.

William a. Leaf than, county as
olcct, yesterday announced his az
mcnts for the asscssor'g office, ed
Monday. Z. i. Woollcy, who ha1
second deputy under Amos Gabbo|
retiring assessor, viii become chie
uty. Miss Ethel Larsen will b
uographcr. "A
Mr.. Gabbott will remain in the
somo time to aid in the rush NJ
1913 assessments. 4 force Of 81
sixty men viii be started at work
diately on the new asscSsmeu ats A.
aid OF the former assessor in linn
this tremendous task is considercf
cssarV.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-04
Bounty Claims.

state warrants have been drawn ln
payment OF bounty claims ia the amount
Of $5l.SG5.S during the past two years,
but the unpaid certificates now agen-e-
gate SO. 900. The report suggests that
the bounty law be repealed or sufficient
appropriation be made TO pay the boun-
ties. uniform law In accordan nco with
the bounty laws of other states Is also
suggested.
brands recorded In tho state. Tt rccom-
mcnds the passage OF q law requiring a
uniform system OF accounting by the sew
eral county officials and that tho work
OF tic special auditor be continued
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-04
CITY POUND ALMOST
PAYS DURING YEAR

The annual report % <. r Brown,
city poundkeepcr. was FLED with the city
during the year total o! os2 head OF
livestock were empornded OF which 146
were horses. f33 COWS and three sheep
From sales of uurede~wed animals the
receipts totaIed sIteSJ. The total ex-
peuse of the pound was s997s0 and the
total receipts $3.50. leaving rfie run
ninS expense.
The keeper asks tor IN appropriation
o. 1880 for 1915.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-04
Appointments Made.

State Treasurer David Matss>
was elected secretary of state
recent election, takes of6co Nom
becomes cX.otticio member OF
state boards. Tho sccrctary a,
elect has already announced b,r
appolntees for his office. r. IL
succeeds II. il. Cummings as ali
Uty and Mr.. Cummings GOES 70 n
board OF equalization as chief cjc
State Auditor Jesse y. Jcwk,
elected state treasurer and Lin,
nelly, at present chief deputy.
auditor 5 office, succeeds Mr.. Ia,
state auditor. No important
will be made in The forco Of d
IN either Office. Attorney Gcney,
Barnes and a. G.. Nelson, state
tendcnt Of public instruction. 4
elected and will make no chan
tho present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-04
MILLING COMPANY IS
AT OUTS WITH AGENT

The Intormountaiu Milling &. EIevat tor
company yesterday began suit IN The
district court against 4. l.. hndreagon
20 recover H3se.i2. alleged 10 be due for
-four ano wheat sold tho defendant and
TO collect $500 damages Tor breach Of
contract on Audreason's part
The company charges that andrrngop
contracted 10 buy wheat for IL and 10
ship u 70 designated points guaranteeing
that the wheat would be ~ "a certain
quality and or proper measure This he
failed 10 dc. 81 81 alleged. having pur-
chased wheat OF 20 inferior a quality
that the COMPANY was unable 20 Mill H.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-04
BANKER ARMSTRONG
OFF FOR WASHINGTON

W. ". Armstrong. president OF the
National Cooper bank. left yesterday
on the Overland limited for Washington,
y. g. where he. In conjunction with
". :. Mccormick. L. II. FaruE worth.
Frank Knox and Charles :. Burton all
bankers Of this city. Will appear before
January $ Mr. Armstrong Ieft one day
later than the others, stopping over 10
attend the funeral OF Windsor V. Rice
his friend and former b,is;neEs partner .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-04
Divorces Decrease.

In the year 1911. when the new la%
was fairly applicable, there were re-
a total of 10 interlocutory DEGREES were
granted in that year--i4G 10 wives and 3S
to husbands. The 60 final decrces. OF
course, were included in the total OF in
terlocutory DEGREES.
Tho record for the entire state OF
Utah ae compiled by the bureau OF I'm
migration. labor and statistics shows the
following figures for the years indi-
Gated: t20S--Mar rrlagc licenses, l12o: di-
vorces. 1913, ln0o-Marriace licenses.
$500: divorces, $50 l9iO-ATarriagc liz
censes, i4o5, divorces. 4s7. l911-Mar-
riage licenses, 45S5; inter!ocuIory de-
crees, 552: final DEGREES. 2t0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-04
Favor Utah Materials.

Residents OF Sixth East strees
nothing but Utah materials useo
ing that street. Yesterday tney
poil,lon With the city rocorder -
inr tho city commission to usS
rock asphalt IN the work, pforsSy..
price commensurate with tnat .,s,>
matoriais be obtained. The peus~
signed by M. ". Walker snn
more OF Others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-04
willing TO Compromise.

The city commission was inform 81
yesterday by Thurman. WedEwood & Ir-
vine, law partners. that the latter repre-
scented Isaac Barton and others In 4 claim
against the city for damages alleged 10
hnvc been caused b. grading on Center
street. The Law frw informs the COM
mission that the claim may be compro-
missed for $3.50 II done At once Otherwise
suit will bo filed IN the district court.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-28
BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs. John G.. Watson entertained
with u delightful bridge party on
Saturday afternoon. The house was
beautifully decorated in II manner
suggestive of the national holiday,
the George Washington" idea being
further carried out in the score cards
and in the delicious two-course
luncheon served, with tiny flags as
favors. AT the conclusion of the
game the prize for the highest score.
Il bust of Washington artistically
framed, was won by Mrs. Thurmond.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Ralph c. Ely.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-28
LIFE is FUNNY

Man comes INTO tins world without
his consent and leaves II against his
will. During his stay on earth his
life j. spent in one ronllnuuu, round
Of contrarle- and MI understandings.
In his infancy he j. IN angel; in his
boyhood h. l. devil IN hi manhood
be j. everything from a heard up;
IN hi- duties he l. fool, If he has
no family he j. committing race sui
eide; If he raise, n family he II Il
chump if he raisrs II check he Is u
thief. aud then the law raises Cam
with him. If hc Is rich hc j. dIshon-
est, but is considered smart If he Is
in politics he is n CRATER and u
crook If he - oui Of politics YOU
can't place him aud hr l. I'M undeSlr-
able citizen: If he gocs Ia church he
Is II hypocriic: If he stay away from
church he l. "A sinner, # hr donate
to 4 foreign mission lac does II Tor
show If he doesn't he !. lney and
a "nohtwnd When he first comes
INTO the world everybody want 10
kiss nm, before he goes oul they
want lo kick him, II he dies youur
there Was grcal future before HIM
if he lives To II rlpr old age he l. in
the way. only living To- save funeral
expenses, Life j. II funny PROPOSE
ton after all.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-28
LILY AUCTION BRIDGE CLUB

The lIly Auction Bridge Club met
with Mrs. Ralph Looms last Wod-
ne,day afternoon, Miss Ina l.apham
won the prize, The next meeting will
be at the residence of Mrs. A. W.
Pollard.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-28
C0FEEy- 81 N MONS

Miss Clara Simmons Wa united IN
marriage to y. ". CoIlcN, an rler-
lrician at the local light plant, at /
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
Christian parsonage, the Rev. l..
Moore officiating
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-28
AUCTION BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. J. A. MrTcer entertained the
Auction Bridge Club lasl Monday ey
ening. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Harrington.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-28
SOCIETY
W. c. T. U.

\ very Increasing meeting was held
at the home ol Mr- Rosa Tcrrll
"Wednesday afternoon. II j. the of
express ed desire of the cdltor-In
chief. Mrs. Lillian NJ. \. Stevens, ma
tiunul president, that March !, her
birthday, shall be- celebrated IN II
way t. make prominent The Union
Signal. our official organ )" after
the regular bu~mr~- session Union
Signal Program wa" given. Singing,
Some Glad Day scripture reading,
l2l~t psalm. Mr.. Young, prayer by
Mrs. poti~, response lo roll call ~
temperance items; mon Signal Cat
rchi~m. member, reading MR.,
Steven IN Her Home Mr.. Perkins ;
rradin.. THE Value 81 the Union
Signal to the individual, Mrs Peter
son, The Union Signal III Other
Lands Mr.. polls, practical Use
OF the Union Signal Mr.. Ternll
singing, "Stand Up fol Prohibition,
Regular meeting held last Tuesday
IN each month Those III sympathy
with the work Away welcome,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-28
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis of Los An.
peles have rented the Delaney
house on Silver avenue.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting

The annual stockholders meeting of
the Luna County Telephone Association
will be held at the city hall on Pine
street. in the village of Deming. NM,
at 2 o clock p. M, March 3, 1918, for
the purpose of electing directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction of
such other business as may come before
the meeting. HUGH RAMSAY,
President.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14
. Sort fortalt.

Gn Mlrrtuner Dar fl1noet paa
at frem1tille Yetroleum / fat 6orm.
st @tptte Hetroleltm br9nber roligt
oQ flort, set fan life efsplooere, og
Set ital pGre lurat brpiere emo flu
6enbe Betrolel1nt,
Ser fiuoes / set norolige Mrz
gentino. netbige llrifoDe, Joni rl11=
1ner .mongiol6ige upttigc % foit-
bore 1relorter, Ser Dog en6nll -
til Gels pua @rl1no al bonIfelige
Gransportforbolb - rbnpttes iaa
ltot, at 1nan +, @fs. i Miitones fan
ie Ge6ertru br,1gt lom 8rGno1el.
Gen iioite feoerole Genius
gan @iSco1iin life alene cit meget
bpi Brocent / oeres @pit pr. @cre
of sc forifiellige 6attuprobuter,
al ollie vcornlbelt" Staterl1e / l1b=
bpttet al @aprebplten for 1913.
- Stoteus 2igningsfommisiion
bor forbeiet Sen iliene0e @erolet=
telie / @rom @ing County me6 om=
trent $4,000. = @o1,ntpligrings=
rterl6ene oniatte bc,1 ifatbore &gr=
81 til $t,204,65S, nter Staten for
Deiebe 6en til .$t,227,t02.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14
@bilaoelpbia, ga.

Gen if%an6iuapilfe Torenil,a Sal
lrarioreningens Sal / 2pr6oqs par
gobt belpgt og ser par life ioo faa
ooulfe' &errer og 9a1rer mc(lenl oe
0eltagenoe.
Srganiit 8. s. @1,nion; Scott
cert anaerinoc Mlfa Mdl(er, Gel(iit
@ellp & &rneien, olle al Stem Dorf,
ipiller pco &nncerte,1 s. %. IS. /
100 Mulmltt Gtreet.
>6,1lf &lipfiifeipisningen |
Dar'lfe Toreninger, 1854 go. 10
oelne 2eroag often, 3au1eForcnin<
gen @alentin pleier at ppre cit goo
@nrt.
- s SEN iuenife Strife, 1000 80.
i5tb Street, ser ligger miot / bort
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14
Jnn1a.

8. q. @e6een, iorn beitprer
ISarn1ers Glepator 60. / Sort
3oogc, ntootog f%orleocn Sag fra
CIT Mopofot ct 8rep> bbori Dm1 u11=
6errette6es ON, at ban bap6e arpet
$67, 900 efter cit Snfel, 1on nplig
opce / Minnel oto. @e6een tror IT,
fe, BET er ion6t.
Di1triftSretten I @aterloo bar
6e,i Dom, at 90. st. SSa1neion
ifol betale 6ar1ners' Gooings 8anf
/ Morriion, SSa., $4,000. 9anfer1
&Moitoo, at ct Mubefalingsbrep til
ben Goibier fra SSarnelon bar @rltn=
sen til, at oen (oante s. g.. 8oQgs,
for Central SSso>pa @ra=
Mite Co., ober 100000. @ronitho=
laget gift fallit.
Miis 2a11ra @ibbon, Sbenan=
ooab, brogte eft Sag cit gon,mel
%iolin til cit @iolinmoger i Des
Motnes for at foa 6en %repnrert.
Fan babGe u,loeripgt set 9amle
&nltrrment, fortalte fan benbc, at
set bar 1913 Mar galnmelt og gjori
al SEN bergmte @iolinn1nger Stai=
11er. &an tafierebe @ioliueu til
min6it $4,000. @1n bopoe faoet
ben af iin Sober, Gam @ibon.
Sans 8rober fipbte SEN for 30 Nor
1i6e1t % betaltc $14 for Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14
9amntarfsbyauinaen.

G9icago=&oniteeu for Da1mnorfs=
bpgninge1t pua @eroeuSuoitillingen
/ Suu 6ronciseo 1915, iom beitaar
al Delegoter fra Sc flefte oanife 5or=
eninger / 8pen, bar nlt beret / @irf=
lombeo / TO Nar, og 81 lultatet er,
at ser til 9oto CT tn0fommet ca.
$1,000, lllen' 50 Sen almil1oelige Mc~
ming ct, III. Gbicogo 9onlfe btr 81
oroge mil1blt $4,000 - ioo er ser
10 e,,onl1 langt til6age.
ri Sc obennnpnte .Bet1gc er 1929
inofo,nmeu pes fo,1tant G1bifrip=
tion. Set CT 0e,,le 9rrbifription,
font Ser n1aa lurlig Mrbej6e poa,
olle &ruitecns Meblemn1er err for
ipnebe nteo Glitter og bcmpnoiget til
at muotage Suobetatineer.
Ger er 6og ielpfelgeli9 mauge
Qal6sm9no % 2~anbsmml0inber,
lor1 gnlfer at biorqge til cit 1an 1tor
oa go6 national Sag, men font So
miteen ifte bill 11ao at beige per
ionligt, og 6isie beoes penlig1t mo
ien6e Belpbet 6trete til ~l1nberfteg=
nebe. g1le fr%en1ti0ige in6fon11,e
8ioraa bil blipe befienotsjorte fer
8lo6et.
6. 6. 8uncf,
&oSIerer for Gbicogo=@ omitee11
464S Calumet Mbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14
Amnrsnta.

Gen mpitiffe @atiert, Der goat
UNDER Mnrfet S. s. st. beb Stats'
boipitalet i Mocbelter, @fi11n., e1
forlpnn6et fra M~nitalten. San -,
ite 8illet paa Observation-Disclosures
sitoper. @ioe1 bar ingen nogei
Spor pnn ban1.
1900 acres satnlpln1o tilbe=
renbe @taten iolgtes forleben l1ge
/ Clearwater County pe6 M1ftion.
@noel al 2nnbet betaltes laa bgjt
iom SIT Mcren.
9efoltninsen / Gbiei Miper
iya!ls fieber aorlig al iterfc Griffe
for $4,000, mebens <8pens SSno=
fra Sc Is Solooner / to Mor
er $4,000. SortGringen operitiaer
iaa!eoes S11btegternc me6 $4,000,
Ebief Miber 8rels.
2en blal1ot @oronlenoe11e i
MDlneapoliS og 9tor6peiten befic11o=
tie &rofesior S. S. 5feroolspo1o
fplotc forleoen fit 606e Mar. s
Sen Mnle6ning bleb ban @ienitouo
for en- 0berralfelie af ct Mntal al
fine Gen,1er, 1orn itofau6t Zig / bans
@iem / Sp6 Minneapo(is for at
aratulere bam. 3rof. S. 8. Mp-
oabI beo M~ngsba,rgs @eminariunl
operrafte bam fra @enner,1e cit 60
ia font Eeon poa @gtelie og 9clgi-
uenbeo. ST.. aabli fnngerebe lom
@erentonime1ter, pg Der bleb bolot
af Or. 6. &c. Moan, SON. 6.
6. 2ebecf, Or. 2cufer % Mrs.
Stiictenberg. Brof. @pten oper=
rafte Bp61els6ogsbarnet en- @lonr=
ltcrbufet, og @eoaftgr &c. g. 9fe,1=
ming fremiagoe Ell bcritficeret Sill
Ien. Mr. Gfprbalsbolb Dar / matt
&c Mor brebet en- Mftenifole / Mi1,-
neopolis. S fin Eio bar bo1l Ste
al u6olteblabet". San CT
me6 / Stpret for v@eform" / @au
og ffriper n1eget / bette og
a11bre 8lo6e. &on bor og1aa op=
1orn 6%orfutter % er Ell to-
rig Nrbejber for Mfbol6siagen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14
MnrA Baknta.

sos pr. Mcre for @rnelt
@ure,rflo reoliieret n1eo Mlfalfu poa
i'm 6orm ner &ctti6onc.
6irmaet S. Ga Moure & So,
Ser bapoe 8l1tiffer / Mecbe % @al=
fnIla, far iolgt itn Correcting.
Set far brepet Torretning / Gtatc1
ii6en 1880. Genator SUD on 2a
Mol,re bar 6irluoets plolte &'oln<
pagno11. og Dor I'LL / 8acf1s, Min11.
!6an repreientereoe ferite Senatbt=
thrift / 2%egislotltre,n fra 1889 til
1911.
= Gen i Minot lnffe6e Supings
Geppitt 8m1f iiges ON fort Gio at
billie betale so &rocent al bba6
SSl16ifpoere bar tilgooe, % nta1t benz
ter inbeu forbplbSpis fort Gio at
fnnne faa lua n1eget at Sc i 8a1l=
fem pnren0e G9r6ipapirer / @onta1t=
ter, at Meiten fa11 betales. Gna om1=
trent ale al oisie Gnroipapirer,
lom 8a1lfe1 BOILER iite0etfor &o11=
ta1ter, a>lies for gooe.
@uber,,pr tSa11na on1gaoes
me6 Nlaner ONT at beigge l16itilli11=
gen / &riltimio, Moree, rteite Cont
mer, mar Sen 2incolnitatl,e, 1un1
5tateu agter at ifin11fe Morge> ifal
afildreS. @rtberngren bar ffrebet
til ane Me6lemmer al fin 5tdb
% be6t Dem meo &uitr,1er ON at
.fg1ge meo. @l1bernsren ct Gbef
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14
4un B.Ast..

- st ltprt 8en al ct Mnmrnotb'
6pr er fln1oet 1iar 8iion. Sc SlagS
DIR lebe0e for flere S1llin6 gur
!!1i6en, men ct MI llbogbe.
rs 2aEosbper poa Cheyenne
MiDer &eferbation 'ifnl iplges til
oen bbjeite 8p0er. @pert Stpffe
6eitaar al fra 100 til $40 Stores.
2nnbet or perolat til IS Mcren: Mn=
6ll6ene n1aa in6lebcres til Cheyenne
@iper S,1bian Mgencp, g. 8. fpr
Sen CITE Nopember.
Sleriff @ifile / CHARLES Silly
County far opitillet en- 8elenning
al 500 til SEN, ion1 fmn Qiuc Sp<
!!psntneer. Ser bill le6p til, at 9. 6.
Gbans bliuer a%rrelteet. Gpark
ital Dabe iolgt @rubeaftier, lont 6al,
btoite bar bnrotlsie. San bar boz
ret Observation-Disclosures / for
:fielligc 8per / State1.
Gnn1 ct 8or1eg lbs @aron
S,penion Deb Siate,ls etraffeonitalt
/ Siour Sails Sc berpercnoc 6a11=
ger lanltule mebcns De iao tilboros,
bpilfet tyr alto lar pnret ltrengt
forbuot. Sin aoelien goDes til en-
Reapnoelic for to Tiger, nrelt Slpc1t-
ion bar beo bette Toripg fl,nbct, at
6a1tgerne letter iao mege,1 Yris
pan be,rue @lnItbepisnil1g og re-
ipefierer Sroreu ON %Isrnnlelig
Satntale / Sen @ru0, at Ser pil
gjeres c!,o,ul tt Tigers Npr|sa, ng
ntaalfc Sillooelicn ioo pi( giuIoe
inotil Dibere eller iaalrnge Sanger
mes Spferiel CT upaaflagelig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-11-14
5nrnr11 ru1nt.

&inas mruliee @igsoaa. Gfter
.l'oiagelieu al 800 al &relioentens
$1,000 ta1oere / Yorlamentet er bette
Mepet for foatolligt til poa loplig
Gis at 11ofpre fine Sorretltitger, oQ
andre Yartilebere forieger oerfo1
MI. at obeta(c Megjcringen til at
'gipe &c melt maooe6olone al &c no=
.iageoe 5noe / sSnr1amlingcll.
&nao 1ltu11 oilers fon l1el1c OH
Granddaughter al SC tpe fineiilfe
Mogtbopcres repu6lifanlfe 8eltrG:
heljer, moo 1l1o11 bog la6e bem, al
noget bliper ser giort for at ifrne
l1opiflingen frem til noge1,lunot
mooernc 0ormer. Mon bar ino:
|iet, at Sc @bioe olligepel for Sno.
retninger, JONI Mneferne iffe
opcroreDen @%cpioitbe6 ont 0ere:
&l,(turs 9@loe b6r rpnfe paa Soc
lien al. Gen mo0erne europailff
|Eefnit for tiltpunget Jig 6eres SIC
|lpeft, og Sc begpnoer at bragg Npt:
|te al sen peo Mnleg al Sabrifer oq
|liancn6e efter eltropeiif Mpr1lter.
@1t al Sc ielte1te 6or1pelie Jet e1
SnofSrelien al mnoerne @rmobG
fen. S enfelte al Sc itprre 8per Ell
Ser oprettet riqtige 8%ranoforps mei
moberne ltorultning, men tilli9'
|foripne6e n1eo mprfelige f%in1eliif'
Mpporater. Ser er t%enunelig lrbegri
beige for fremme6e, men 1pm ielp
|fslaelig bar beres 6orfloring / 81
iprliee 8p9aeforncr, Ser er raa
I6en6c / Sc rigtige @ine1erfportercr
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bapoe foaet eli greiiaeu al fin
@3au0, betlageoe Jig 6ittert bcroper
til lin isaoer og forlonstc, at ban
1flll6e Dpb1tc beuOe.
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min Mono Ell TorlGrruelie for Den,
ban bar tilfeiet mig"
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herinben.
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90 iae6c:
SCH rnoo SIT bare tilircos! on
fat I'LL aaa Diem % iidc til Din
Mia1l0, at ban far 0ipet Min 0at-
ter cit Src{i9en> men at jog til
@je'1aiGl0 har aipet bans Some
chi"
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|Dpraab til 9pgernc at Set 9anife
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lin 6elbeo.
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lllart beitaaet / 80 Mor, ibet Qogt
9er. 1 blep inoiut Den Is. 9%ecelnber
1883, og / bette Gi6srlm op til Co
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Itiliammen bar ct MeblenSa1,tal
ner op til 1000, og Der er ,tbbetalt
Ii s(sinro11ce ca. 1925, 100000 til az
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lis Mor og lite ober so slor, til at
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|fi11ocs Ser @u1tore6er al bu1tIfe
|api110er, ionu enonu life tilbgrer os;
agiter ib3o,,ot oenl og foa 6em 1nco,
|tbi ale er pelfpmlle til at biplpe os
lat fren1me en foo nbel % 1nenncjfe=
|fjprlig Gag.
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6eles Mgtelie,
pao Sber@8eitprel1ens @egnc>
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1918 g. CARPENTER Ct, @bicago,Sll.
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bliln bebfomme1toc t%ilienbte at Srer=
|Geeretpre1t.
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ltifplbis. glsiesiorcn:

ltifplbis. N%siesiorcn: sc er
tiltalt for Giggeri."
@etleren: rSSeg bar alorig tig=
get. Seq fnnoe life eipre for, at
Der bar en- Game, Ser LOS Ell Eiere
faloe r1eo / min @aono, 90 leg bol0t
ben n6 for at marfe, ont oct req,
ne6e."