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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
SUIT MAY. DELAY
COMPLETION OF "
KUHIO WHARF

A suit which may delay the compile.
ton of the Kuhio wharf and result in
considerable expense to the depart
ment of public works, will in all prob
ability soon be begun in the supreme
court as result, yesterday afternoon,
of discussion at a meeting of the
board of harbor commissioners over
the construction of the riprap wall on
the wharf fill.
There is, decided the members of the
board. no actual statement in the
specifications as to whether the Ha-
waiian Dredging Company. which has
the contract to build the fill, or the
Lord-Young Engineering Company,
which has contracted to build the
wharf itself, is to construct the riprap
wall. The encouragement has enter
ed an opinion that the riprap wall,
which is hand-laid wall, built from
sea bottom up, that retains the fill, is
part of the fill and should therefore
be constructed under the contract held
by the dredging company Superin-
tendent III. K. Bishop of the public
works upheld the attorney general in
this decision.
1t was not possible to arrive at an
agreement, and it is now said that the
matter will go to the supreme court
on an agreed statement of facts.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
III Immigrants
Held; NAY Be
DEPOR7ED

One hundred and twenty-one Span
ish and Portuguese immigrants,
brought here, as laborers at high cost
by the territory, may have to be de-
ported, sent back to their homes in
faraway Europe.
About forty-fiye of these immigrants
are afflicted with trachoma, which, 1t
appears, broke out On the immigra-
ton ship Willesden and spread with
some rapidity. Some of the cases are
said to be old ones, but many deyel-
oped recently. The rest of those de-
tanned are dependents of the trachoma
subjects.
All of them are now neld at the fed
eral immigration station under treat
ment and DR.. +. E. Trotter, chief quar-
antine officer, has not yet completed
his work The territorial board OF i'm
migration, which brought the Euro
peans here, is expecting daily to hear
from DR.. Trotter as to what will be
done with the people. The federal I'M
migration authorities say they may all
have to be deported No such number
cf immigrants have been found unable
to enter the territory for years.
'The majority of the immigrants
who arrived here in the Wilesden
have been sent to various planta-.
tions,'' said Doctor Trotter this after
noon. 'Thirty-seyen, however, who
were found to be afflicted with
trachoma, have been retained at the
station where they are
now held pending further. medical
investigation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
HAUSMAN sen I
7OOAHUPRISON

Unable to pay the fine OF 5000 and
costs imposed by Judge Dole in the
u. S. district court this morning. Sam
uel ID. Hausmau, found guilty yester-
day afternoon of the eoIfcealment of
opium. left shortly before noon for
Oahu prison where he will be confined
at least thirty days. At the expira-
tion OF thirty days the aged Seattle
real estate man will be given an OPP
portunity to take the poor mans
oath. Unless he is then able to con-
vince the officials of his absolute
penury, he will probably be imprison-
ed for longer period.
When asked before the court II he
had anything to say in his own be-
half Hausman stated that this is his
first offense in the handling OF opium
and that he therefore wished to ask
the judge to be as lenient as possible
in imposing sentence.
The jury found Hausman guilty
yesterday after being out A minutes,
1t is understood that six ballots were
taken and that on the first ballot
eight were for conviction and four for
acquital.
At the time OF his apprehension in
the Young Hotel six weeks ago Haus-
man had in his possession 10 tins
of opium. valued at about $50 a tin.
1t was testified at the trial that this
considerable amount Of hop" was
brought by Hausman from Vancouver.
b. c., to Seattle. about dozen tins OF
the conttaband article being carried
in a suitcase eacn trip.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
MAGUIRE HELD
RESPONSIBLE

AverruIing the demurrer entered By
Attorney Carl s. Carlsfnith, attorney
for Auditor Charles K Mcguire in the
Hawaii county financial tangle, Judge
Charles F. Parsons of the fourth cir
cult court OF Hawaii yesterday held
that the county auditor is indirectly
entrusted with the disbursement Of
county funds, although he is not en-
trusted with their custody. Carl.
smith had held that the county treas
urer, and not the auditor, is alone re-
sponsible for the custody of all funds
According to a wireless received last
night, the arguments for. and against
the demurrer were long. The demur-
Yer having been oyerruled, Special
Prosecutor X. W. Breckons, who left
for the big island yesterday, will
again take up prosecution under the
indictment as soon as he reaches
Hilo.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
TO
COM FROM
GO1RNOR

Governor Frearhy leave town to.
morrow for a mJAnaadad weekend
vacation. Before Is denarture to
morrow he may nah some of ,the ap
pointees he has bel considering re
Gently, but on whicle had reached
no decision up to thame the legisla
ture adjourned last kf =
He broke away fri the consne.
ment of official work noon today
saying he expected tobend the aft.
ernoon in recreation, pAably indulg
ing in a golf game atke Country
Club. He declined to 4 where he
contemplates spending Z weekend
though intimating pkat h$ilI get as
far away from the capitofuiIding as
possible without leaving tAisiand OF
Oahu.
IL have given the subia of the
school investigation and theenate's
recommendation concerning luperin
tendent Pope no thought yeAnd re
fuse to think of 1t until next Wtk.. he
said. There will be sufficientme II
which that may be taken up lat."
Last night there was a rept cir
culated around the elgislativeSalls
that superintendent Pope has prent
ed his resignation to the govaor
Tope this morning declared thatht
rumor has no foundation.
Il have not handed in any resiA
tion,9 he said to the Star-Bulletin. I
have no comment at this time to ma
one way or another as to the reco
fnendation OF the senate committee I
my resignation. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
pISPLEASiNG MOVING
PICTURE WITHDRAW

Assurances from the management
of Ye Liberty theater that censored
pictures will not be displayed again,
and that Cell Nc. 80" which was pro-
duced last night anu caused consider
able dispieasure. on the part of tie
audience and which was branded as
4 moving picture Of an immoral type.
were sent to A. F.. Cooke, member OF
the law aad order committee Of the
civic federation this morning. Cooke
was informed that the display was an
accident, and that care would be TAX
en- that accidents of the kind 90 not
occur again.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
N CARTHY ET Al
enter PLEA OF
NOT GUILTY

Fred Mccarthy. Frank Gini, Albert
Machado, and George Vessel, the four
men facing trial in the circuit court
on the serious charge of having
knocked down Japanese pedestrian
with an automobile and then con
spired to defeat the ends of justice
by hiding his unconscious body, plead
ed not guilty in Judge Robinson S
court this morning. No definite date
for the trial has as yet been set. At
;orney L. NJ. Straus will represent
the case of the defendants when the
case comes up. Chas. L. Asseling,
the fifth one OF the party, who is de-
clared 10 be ready to turn states evil
dence and so prove a star witness
for the government, has not yet been
arraigned.
OF twenty-five Chinese summoned
to appear before Judge Robinson this
morning to answer to a charge of
gambling, one solitary Celestial show
ed up. AS a reward for his valor, he
was released without fine or inprison-
ment. The remaining twenty-four
gamesterS lost ten dollars each, the
amount of their bond.
Tomorrow morning All Chong will
face jury before Judge Robinson on
a charge of assault and battery, while
in. the afternoon Kimtaro Sato will ap-
pear on an Indictment of having sold
liquor without license.
On Monday, May 5, Amelio Prudente
will be defended by Attorney Geo. A.
Davis on charge of the carnal abuse
of female child under the age of con-
sent
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
And
BRIDE MURDERED
Continued from page one)

Continued from page ofie)
safe-cracking bore unmistakeable
signs of having been performed by a
rank amateur.
Chinese Boy duplicates Soldier.
All Wah, fifteen-year-old Chinese
: boy, who resides near Fort Shafter
before Chief McDuffie, Captain Cham,
berlain and other officers related a
story which might tend to implicate
an enlisted man in the army as con.
! nected with the preparation of the
horrible crime.
Another theory, that is claimed is
! the victims met death, is that the
murder was committed by an Orien-
tai The belief is expressed that the
method as well as the deliberation
and brutality displayed in affecting
! the death of the man and woman
would lead to tracing the source of
f, the crime to a foreign assailant.
/ Blood-stained footprints that cover
portion of the floor Of the store in
dictate that the visitor wore shoes.
| These marks have been carefully
| photographed and measurements
, taken by the local police officers. The
presence of number of rather indis-
tinct and bloody finger prints on the
bed, along the side OF door, and
over the top of showcases and the
safe may also serve as lead through
which the officers will eventually
trace the criminal.
Gambling Resort Found.
Within but few feet of the store
and in small and separate building,
Chief McDuffie discovered well
equipped gambling resort, declared by
neighborS as the rendezvous of num-
her of soldiers belonging to the mill
tary post at Fort Shafter This room
was found closed, but upon being
opened. revealed, several suits Of
khaki clothes such as worn by enlist
ed men,. These garments were tackled
along the sides of the room with a
possible view Of shielding the inmates
from view of the public. A small table
and several chairs were found there
Under the store building was also
found a room, hung with curtains,
and in this enclosure was large
round table and also sufficient chairs
to accommodate number OF players.
Whether the gaming feature will lead
to the discovery OF the perpetrators
Of the double tragedy remains TO be
seen.
Desnite continuous search Of the
place from roof to basement, the Of
ficers failed to discover the weapon
with which the murder was commit.
ted. Coroner Charles Rose reached
the scene Shortly before eleven O'Clock
and took charge CT the remains. A
jury was summoned and visited the
scene of the tragedy. Stories told the
officers are in effect that the couple
but two years married occupied the
building alone The woman was in
d delicate condition
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01

The Catholic Ladies Aid Society
will meet at the convent at 8 o'clock
Friday afternoon.
The Kamehameha Alumni Associa-
ton will meet in the clubhouse this
evening at 7::30 The question of a
ne wdormitory will be taken Up and
il is expected the committee appoint
ed to investigate the advisability of
the new ftature will make report.
Following the regular business of the
evening, officers will be nominated
for the annual election which takes
place the first week of June.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
REAL EsTATFoR SALE.
kAIMUKI EcIALs

az Lot on 18th d ready for
building; 1-3 bh, balance
$1,000 per moi .......S 500
{ q Three lots cloIto Waiaiae
road each 753, on 18th
Ave; $500 oh, $25 per
quarter -. ........ 1900
{ 81 Lot on 18th We; $4,000
cash balance sper month 450
{ a. Acreage on 21Ave.. excel
lent for chickFanch; 49,
240 SO. f.; veeasy terms 1000
{ 81 Six best viewts on Res
ervoir Ave. u ......!. 200
eliot and small Se ON Wal
alae road, nea6th ...... 500
{ % Lot on 9Th A, 75x200;
excellent yiet $50 cash;
balance SO pdonth 80. GOO
{ 81 Small cor. builg lot close
to end of carl ......... 500
{ 81 Small lot 1.-THE, 3 blks.
from car; 10,0tq. it,; $50
cash, balance ber month 425
{10) Cor. lot on 12Ave.; look
$50; $50 cash alance SO
per month -. ..... 450
I'D Lot on KaimuAve., close
to $4,000 homd .... 400
(12( Lot, 50x100, l block
from car -. ........, 40
(13) Chicken busindthorough-
bred stock, q to car.
plying well; dllent rea-.
sons for sellin9aap; long
lease; $25 per nth 49,. 1000
See me for furnished unfinished
bungalows: some gains.
CECIL WHIKER,
Tel. 4071 End oaimuki ear line
$3.50
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
Campbell Avenue LIGHTED

Campbell avenue, Kapahulu, was
lighted for the first time last night.
THIS Improvement was made within q
few days of the receipt of a petition
by the board of supervisors, asking
for it, from the Kapahuiu Improve
mcnt Club and residents of the sec
ton generally.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
FARMERS WIFE
ALMOST AWRECK
Restored to Health by Lydia
E. P:nkhan's Vegetable
Compound Her
Own Story.
Westwood, Md am farmers
wife and do most of my own work when

/ am able. 1 nao
nervous spells, fe-
male weakness and
terrible bearing
down pains e very
month. / also suf-
fered much with my
right side. The pain
started in my back
and extended around
my right side. and
the doctor told me il
was organic inham-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
TRANSPORT SERVICE

Logan, from Honolulu for Manila,
sailed Apr. II.
sherman. from Honolulu for San
Francisco, arrived Apr. IL
Warren, stationed at the Philippines.
Thomas, for Nagasaki and Honolulu,
sailed Apr. Is.
Dix, sailed for Seattle, Mar. %.
Sheridan sailed from Honolulu for
San Francisco. arrived Jan. rs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
seek t. Protect shIpmasters.

Protection for shipm> STEERS against
.extortionate charges fer coal and oil
in the Papama Canal Zone is being
provided by the canal commission.
Which has finally outlined policy Tor
the regulation of private dealers and
the, prevention of monopoly, according
to word received here.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
claudine Back Erom Maui Ports.

Today's arrivals included the Inter-
Island steamer Claudine from Kahului
aud Maui ports. bringing a general
cargo of island products with the ex-
ception of sugar. A fair sized list of
cabin and deck passengers returned in
this vessel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
LurIine Has Heavy CARGO.

+ In addition to 1885 tons general
cargo from the mainland for Honolulu,
the Matson Navigation liner Lurline,
cue to arrive here on May 6, is re-
ported through cable to have been
supplied with 20 tons freight for Port
Allen and so tons merchandise for
Kahului. The vessel is expected to
come to a berth at Hackfeld wharf,
where q full list of cabin passengers
viii disembark.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
Los

$4,000 Silver Certiff in self-ad-
dressed envelope. Reward. Mrs
Robert o'Neal, VILLA. 5535-2
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable to Merchants
Exchanged
Thursday, May 1.

Thursday, May I.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed April 50,
S. S. Columbian. for Seattle.
Y0KOHAMA--Arriyed. April 80, S. S.
Manchuria, hence April 80.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01

Frankmount Sailed for San francisco.
The last of COCO tons coal from the
East coast OF the United States have
been discharged at the naval station
yards and the British steamship
mount which brought the fuel to this
port sailed away at noon today, with
destination as San Francisco. The
vessel arrived here on April %, and is
to be followed by the British freighter
Inverkip. which is due to arrive here
on or about May 10.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
BOUNTY GARNER
IS NOW HERE

One of the familiar figures in the
large fleet of French bounty earners
that ffequent the seven seas has ar
rived at Honolulu today in the big
French bark Metre Dame d'Arvor. Sc
days from Iquiqui, and bringing 5000
tons of nitrates from the South AmerI-
can coast for discharge at this city.
The vessel is reported to have met
with fair passage across the leagues
of the Pacific. The fertilizer material is
consigned to the agency of H. Hack
field & Co. Captain Heroe states that
this is his initial visit to the islands
in the role of navigator and COM
mander of a big windiammer.
1t is expected that the bark will re-
main here for the greater part OF a
month. The vessel has for some years
been engaged in carrying grain car
goes from the Sound to European
ports, and may upon completion Of
the discharge of nitrates at this port,
proceed to Seattle or Portland.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-01
PLANNING BIG
COALING STATION

fcontinued from page onel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20
6arrb 6 5balu,

iom 1906 orGbte Stanioro8bite,
% iom beniao / Sin0sipgebo.
ipitalet ior 6orbrDoere i 0tottea.
man, u. o., iaa / SeuoagS 0lor.
9es 9eiliebeo til at unoilp, ioet en-
Wi9lfefuif inoluoes 9ennem 39ng.
ielSporten. Der bar Ell 9lutomo6il
reoe til at tnge moo bam og be.
forore bam uooner Statens @r9n-
Ter, ioo ban mua bape bait 9iGlpe.
re. ct Eor Doge neo ban en-
sSlngtllino8 5ribeo men Gag til
Utorgen meloes fra Ottaipa, Ont,
at ban li6Oer orreiteret Sberbroo.
fe, Gan., og at ban i'll. SSmnigra.
tionslonene bill bIibe ienot tilbage
til llniteo States, meo mill0re oo
ban bar foripnet iie meo 9ieiiebil-
let til ct onoet 2an6 paa Sorbaan0.
Stoffels fpr - ian meget ban bar
giort for fin 5ribeo og iiooer iaa
after bag 2nas og Sufte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20
Mnguit gebel opo

3iiricb, Ia. Ara. = Zen tpife
SocaIiitierer 9lngnit ,Seroinono Ye.
bel oeoe Der Saor al 8iertelnnl.
melie 73 glar gannIel
NebeI bar en- al De beoIt feno.
te og melt inoilpoeliesrige MGno
inoen ior lit Rarti boa0e / 5pif.
lano og no oner bets @rpnier. gl.
lereoe | 60erne falteoe ban lig ino
/ glrbeioerbeDGgelien og ban font
peoe ior Socialoelnofratiets Sna
til fin $50. San bleo Dieolem al
9iiasoa9en 1871 oa opleoeoe at
le lit 8arti iom ben itnrfeite parla.
inentoriitiife Grippe.
9ebel par oite mere iIagfproig
emo iorii9tig. 5 9e9pnoeIicn al 70
9larene montte ban uoiton ct 6Gng-
ielopbolo for SeiiorrGooeri og Oia-
leltptsforbrpoelle og table laaleoes
lin Gigsoogsmonoat. Den 8Glger,
ne gnp bam oen tilbaee / 1874. =
Mion mener, at ban iom 9iigsoags.
mono fit itorit 9etponiua for fit
9Snrti. - llnoer lit 5pngieIsopbolo
lfreb @ebeI Here 9eger, iom blep
nnoet SocioliitlGSning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20

9lappe bar oe iaroige meo 0laal.
ti0et, ipr De opoogeoe en- Seilboao
I 8ioroen nGrpeo. SEQ at aifpre
Shlo og iignaliiere pon forifellig
9is Ipffeoes oet Dem at tiItrGffe
iig oe SmborooGrenOes 0pmGrf-
iombeo. 4aitor G6ennit5 bar Ell
al Dem. @}eo glsiiiionce of Sfnoens
@anoifab, iom Tom @angoeisforer,
ne til lln0iGtnin9, fit ban mart
brngt mt Sip / Dem peo 2pgenio-
Ter o9 ItDrfenoe 9ebnetsmioIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20

StraoIer baffer = og lager Dem
tilbo9e til 9pen 8
Sire MGno osoe o 6eIse of
Se6eu ber Sorsoao y, og Ell
lmo Game n0aonOeOe / 8 eta.
Rna ct Stco Scmoro g,tllntp,
annins, bpor Der life er toIoet
3egn to Mnoneoer, bar 5oIf be.
leiret oe foo 8rgnoe, buor Der
enonu er noget gano. 5lere ga.
miller bar luffet oeres Siem op
Iener MI / 1elte Der, boor man
fan gore iig Snob ON at fna 8an6.
) Ssnoags I9ites ian ON, at Der
Go9en ioruO bar ialoen en- goo
Regn ilere Ste6er / baa0e aanias.
Sfla6oma og Wiisiouri. Oct me.
ite, Der bar faIoen noget Steos, bor
t12 CONNER. 90 / 8aar I9IteS
Ieleenoe Telegram:
aanios Gitp, no, t8. Gug. :
9linge Bigger ober en- flor Del of
9anias oe Misiouri Dag o9 Eegn
til fortiat 9legnfoIb | gften fiji
9eirfornoiigeren til at ubtaIe $oab
ON at Den Ianee 9srfe bar bruot
Der foIot meeen 9feen | ipopeItre
annias | Dag, paa fine Steoer t12
CONNER.
slnore Steoer forti9ttes Seoen
og Esrfeu uinpffet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-20
6npernpr sul5er.

0aebIaoene bar Den ii0lte uees.
ito leperet longe og mango Wieo.
oeleIier ON glnfInggen inoo @uper.
ner SuI5er geen Dorf, ON .sls.
ienbIp@s Sammenfoloelie til Gfs.
traiesiion / oen anIeoning etc, etc.
Oct er nSonnmanp" giingen / Rep
Dorf Gitp, Der itaor | Spioien for
9lnflagen. Der gaar no pa1, at SiiI-
ser ifal bane brn1t penge, ser bar
inofommen til Balgfampen, per-
ionIia Snteresie. Oct nil notur.
Iigois tage lang Sio, for man fer
lloioloet of 6enne Sag, o9 ni 70.
retrpffer foreIsbia fun at meooeIe
Ell reooftionoI llotoIeIie af oct an
iete gloo Chicago Recoro SeraIo"
8ette 9lao ifriper:
Gen cfstraoroinpre Sag anana.
enoe @illiam Sul5er, yleip Doris
anftogeoe @uberner. pil blipe mgot
foroomsfrit Of tpnfenoe Mcnneifer
onerolt. Get er Hart, at vasiem.
BIN" bar banolet oberilet, at Wiur-
pbD's CSanrmanps 2eoer) Orore
10 get" Sul5er er bIenen bIinot
aolpot oe at SuI8er ifplOer life
aIene fine 5eilareb (boilfe DC emo
maa n9re) men lin llafbengigbeo
al 5ommanp og fin Eroos inoo
oens 2eoer, fin nnoprenoe pinIige
Sitting.
9eriom Grlig Snteresie oifici.
el SSnteeritet og sleteIie for 9open
boooe orebet Dem. Der fremtpang
9tnflogen, iaa biI6e ingen .biloe
yeptter", ingen fortpibIet Soft, in
gen RGeteIie af at operpeie oIpor.
Iige sSn6penoinger eI1er 8ionesbpro
iom @upernerens SuItrus Drama.
tiife gefenoelie bIepet aniet neo.
penoiae. gaeooenbiebeoen Of Oper.
peielie, of @9roigbe6, Of Opbsiet.
beo | proceouren piloe blepet er.
fcnot oa fiiIat
SoninonD er beItemt pao at brp.
De og eoelG9ge Sul5er, og fan ban
life me6e op meb tiIfreositilIenoe
,Sorfpnr, bsr ban eoeIpgges. W1en
9orgerne Wetp 0orf ber gsre fla
eftertrpffeIigt eGIbenoe oen llb.
itrpfnino, at SuI5er fires ct orr.
Iigt, upartiif og foroomsfrit Sorber
og Ell aenoelie arimoet pna birfe.
line 9,eoiier. Oct or beloiat for
Netfproiobcoens Sfpro, at gsetp
Doris aonltitiition fororer, at gaet.
ten, Der ifaI prspe en- .Smpeacb.
rent" Sna ffnr be1too of = Seno.
tets pr9iioent, Senotorerne eIler ct
TIertoI nf Dem og Dommcrne t
Tppelretten erfer ct ssrertoI af DIS.
ie. De bsie 9ommeres WprorreIie
biiroe beic op imoo Tommonps
onoe Senfiat os ssorfsIseIfe oa al.
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