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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-08-26
LOOK AFTER THE N G

Don't forget to fix the fences:
A trip around the pasture and
field fences now and then will
often save trouble, strength, and
the time of having to drive the
cattle back into the pasture. Ami
mails are almost human when 1t
comes to going where some one
does not want them. Remove
the suggestion, therefore, by not
allowing any says in the wire or
any loose or decayed posts in the
line. A well-kept fence is an IN
dlcation of a good farmer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-08-26
FEEDING HENS

Sometimes | think We get a lit
tie wild about proper rationo Tor
hens. Ny grandfather fed his
hens halt an ear OF corn A dav all
the year round and nothing else.
and he used to get a lot OF eggs.
OF course, his hens had the run IF
the farm. Every day in the week
| pass four times every daY gari
full Of Columbia WyaniottcS,
which have been fed uSt plain
Shelled corn for months and yct
those hens lay 10 beat the hand
and the eggs hatch eleven, twelve
ana thirteen chicks from fifteen
eSgS.-S. {. NJ.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-08-26
PREVENT THIS LOSS

have never computed the loss
to wheat and oats by leakage OF a
granary or by rats and mice, but
Judging by what | see each year
when cleaning out the bins ! am
led to believe that it is much larg-
er than it should be. When
build new granaries | shall make
the foundation of cement. and it
will be rat-proof-C. M. S.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-08-26

In marketing various kinds OF
farm produce it is well that the
marketer look well-as well as
the produce that is being sold.
This has a great effect on cu>to-
mers, and it will pay to have a
good appearance in selling pro-
duce to city or town people.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-08-26

The water vessel now needs a
shelter from the sun instead of a
heater under it. Warm water is
no better III summer than in Win
ter as 4 drink.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-08-26

. Chemical analysis states that If
|khe ocean was to evaporate, 1t
You'd leave a bed of salt 235 feet
hiCk.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

MILL FEED-Spring bran. in locIb sacks PEI
ton, $50; -four TO white middHngs, in l0O-lb
sacks. 8O0a3l.00; Western middhngS in l0elb
sacks, per ton, $50; City Mills middlngS, in 100
lb. sacks, per ton, I.5Oa2SOO: City Mills bran,
in lOpib. sacks, per ton. 96OOa26.50; City Mills
white middhngs in 1OoIb. sacks per ton, 52ooa55Oo
HAI-No. l timothy. $50; standard timothy,
200; No ?, 1850; No ) timothy. Il 7oOalsoo; light
clover mixed IsOoals5O; No. l clover, mixed
H.50alsO0; No. clover, mixed. l6oosl7.o0; heavy.
l60al7o0; No clover. l6.5Oal7.00; No. 2 Ho0al50;
no-established grade hay, lo.OOal5OO sample grade
hay. as to kind. quality and condition, oooal2 90
No. straight rye straw, new, $50; No. tangled
rye straw, 9.SOalo0o; No tangled rye straw, =
No. wheat straw. 80; wheat straw. No. 2. 100;
No. oat straw. sOOa9OO; No. oat straw
T.O0as co.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens old hens. heavy, per
h., ls; do small to medium. per h.. Is; do. ola
rooser per h., l0all; do, spring. large. h., Hals
do, small to medium, h. l7als ducks, old, Per H.,
l3al5; do. spring, ) lbs. and over, per H., Bab;
do, smaller. per n. Balls; pigeons. young, per
pair, 30; do, old, per pair 30; guinea fowl. DID,
each, %; do, young, II lbs. and over. 50; do,
young. smaller, each, 4oai5; turkeys, young,
pounds and over, 20 per ID.
EGGS-Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts
dozen, 2; West Virginia frsts loss of. per dOz-,
2sa29; Southern hrsts. loss of, per doz., 2.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy, per H., Sla52; choice.
per h.. 29a3o; do. good. pound 27as; do, prints
h. s2as3; do. blocks per h.. sa32; ladies, Per h.
2aa23; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls per h..
22a23 Ohio rolls PER h. -; West Virginia rolls per
lb. 2: storepacked. per h.. q Maryland Virginia
and Pennsylvania dairy prints pr lh, 2; process
butter, per Ib, zG2S
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
WALL Street GOSSIP

The untitled tonnage report Of the
United Steel Corporation gives satisfac-
tory proof that the reports of a very
marked falling off in volume of steel or
ders took place during September were
exaggerated. 1t is known that the cor
poration's output for the month did not
average much below ~, 200 for each work
ing day so that with the reported de-
cline of 219,6S3 tons for the month it is
plain that new business must have been
well above 5000 tons a day.
Hundreds of petitions from the en-
ployes Of the United Steel Corporation TO
Attorney General McReynolds that he
dismiss the pending suit against the big
steel company are pouring in on the
Department of Justice. The Attorney
General has not had time to look them
over and will make no comment Many
of these employees are stockholders in
the corporation.
Conditions in the copper metal market
remain unchanged, business is practically
at a standstill, and while the leading
interests continue to quote 16 rs cents
for electrolytic, second hands are offer
ing moderate amounts Of the metal at
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Oct. B-MILLFEED-steady: trade
is dull Spring bran, in l0o-pound sacks. A0o
standard middling zoo; Western reddoE. l0o
winter wheat, In 100 pound sacks. to arrive, B75
city bran. in bulk. 200. Argentine bran, to ar
riVe. 9.O
RYE FLOUR-Steady: demand is inactive. Good
to choice quoted at 3s0s4lo. in barrels.
CORNMEAL-Steady; trade is quiet. Kiln-dried
for export. $50; coarse meal in bags. l62al.A.
HAY-heceipts. 6ss tons: finn; demand Is mod
crate. Quotations: No. timothy L05all0; standard
LO5; No. 2, e5c.Aloo; No. }, s5aso cents
STRAW-Receipts 20 tons; firm, light supply
long rye quoted at LOO
PORK-Steady: moderate inquiry. Mes. 3.7sa
As; family SO0az 90; clear 0Ooa2l.0
BEEF-Steady; business is inactive. Packet. ls.uoa
0o0; family. % 00a22o0.
LARD-Fim; moderate trading. Prime Western.
IL 10; refined continent, lL40: South American, 205
refined Brazilian, in kegs. I3o5; beef stearine, "a
9A cents asked; lard Stearine. quiet; New York,
Tx cents
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11

previous sale, October 2, and 95 3-4, the
previous low record established July q.
The fact that the bonds have sold be-
low IS is Of particular interest for the
reason that the government may call on
the banks for additional security for
circulation whenever the bonds sell be-
low par and that the 5 per cent re-
demption fund has been considered at
Washington sufficient security for the
impairment of the market price from par
to IS. That margin is now exhausted
and the government must either ask for
additional collateral, in bonds or cash.
or rely upon the credit Of the banks.
The government will take no action
looking to forcing banks to put up more
security.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
SwartzelI, Rheem &
HenSey Co.,
TT 18th Street Northwest.

most certain to turn into piracy and to
plunder you of all that you intrust 10
the man who possesses it,
When, in your investment dealings, you
find a firm or an individual whose record
discloses both character and ability, you
will be fortunate indeed to become a
silent partner with that man or that
firm and go forward with them in the
quiet and perhaps uneyentIul fortunes OF
investment, They will perhaps make for
you great wealth, as John Murray Forbes
made for his Chinese comrades in finance.
or as a great Scotch financier has made
for his thousands OF English and Scotch
adherents: because the times Of today
are different from the times OF yester-
day, and investment that was wise In
those days might be very foolish and
dangerous today but they will at least
give you what you do not possess, namely
expert guidance in investment matters
and an honest Judgment as to the events
that have not yet transpired.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11

the Standard Oil subsidiRSs considerable
strength developed This especially so in
South Pennsylvania Oil, which moved up about
six points
United Cigar Stores improved Y. British
American Tobacco was somewhat irregular. The
mining issues were quiet and about steady. There
was q light inquiry for Braden and Stewart Min
ing. British Columbia was . shade lower. Silver
stocks moved within narrow limits
Tonopah shares ruled about unchanged Bonds
dull, but generally steady
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Oct. l-Money on call On the
stock exchange today opened at "a per cent ;
highest, ~; lowest, per cent; close, 81. Most
Of the days loans were made at 81 per cent.
In spite Of the dullness, which charscteTiAes
the time money market, there signs that
the strength Of the past few days is relaxing. On
the contrary. for four months funds Lenders are
asking a charge II 4 Of peT cent higher.
Rates are per cent for sixty days; 81 Per cent
for ninety DAYS; So to 5I4 for four months; 5H
for five months. and 70 ~ for siI months
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

sales-Regular call. g O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway & Electric 4s, 81 900 st 81,
500 at sgiS. 500 at sg4.
Potomac Cons IS. 81 900 a. sgs. Soo0 at 81,
SOD at ss7i. 5000 At 9s7s. s. 90 at sg5s
Capital Traction. 10 at Il5l.
Washington Railway & Electric ptd., "a at soli,
at s0h-
Washington Gas. At ~
GOVERNMENT BONDS
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

New York Oct D.-Bank cleArings In the United
States for the week ended October 2 aggregate
8 81 45l 900. against sis7 S7looo last week, and
5,6B 900 in this week last year. FolloHinE are
he returns for this weeks pr centaseS Of change
frrTn this week last wear:
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11

New York, Oct. N-Business in the market for
outside securities today again almost en-
tirely confined to the industrial issues The gen
eral tone was steady. although in . number Of
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11

Winnipeg has added to its list of munio-
ipal ownership a public bath and has ex-
pended in the last year $4,000 for build
ing and maintenance
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
Hill an OptiBiist.

]. J. Hill, the grand old man of the
Northwest is an optimist He says:
There are no evidences as yet of gen.
eral business recession Certainly not in
the Northwest Consequently / am an
optimist, for 1 have no reason to be
otherwise.
Unlike New England. we are not a
manufacturing country, and most OF our
real wealth comes out of the ground.
Despite the smaller crop this year. busi-
ness thus far has been in a very whole
some ss and tGIan appearances good e0ndI-
Receipts of the Great Northern last
month were full million ahead of
year ago, and September. 1912, was the
biggest in our history. October promises
to be ahead of 1872"
For the full year Mr.. Hill stated that
Great Northern would show an increase
of $5,OOO,OOO to S6.OO0,OOO, which would
mean a gross of S71.OO0.OO0.
The big shortage in corn will undoubt-
edly have some effect on business, but
there is this much 10 be borne in mind:
Kansas and Nebraska both have large
crops of alfalfa, which they or any big
corn States never had before at the time
OF their corn shortage. There is GER
tainly no present cause for alarm in the
business situation and II people are pa
tient and patriotic and Congress reason
able, all will be we'll"
Car Shortage.
With so heavy a demand for cars evil
dent in the last half OF September. il is
probable that at the present time there
is no net surplus and that the next re-
port, that for October Is, will show a
net shortage. October is the
month in which large shortages of cars
usually develop.
Net surplus of freight cars on October
l, according TO the bulletin of the Ameri-
can Railway Association. was 1884, as
with 4D,l59 on September Is, a
decrease of 29,7S5. This change was
brought about by a decrease in the gross
surplus of cars from 6l.153 to 1894 and
an increase in total shortages reported
from y. .594 cars to 81 $50.
In the two weeks covered by the re-
port the net surplus of box cars of q, ,526
was changed into a net shortage of 1,1S9
and the net surplus of coal cars OF 9S3
became a deficiency OF 2.44O. The net sur
plus Of fiat cars on October l was 1,2O7.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11

concessions, it was reported this morn
ing that copper for October delivery was
offered at 16 3-S cents cash, New York,
which Is equivalent to about 1856 cents,
delivered in thirty days. So far as can
be learned, however, no transactions
have been recorded.
The reported movements of currency
this week indicate a loss in cash about
$4,00O,OOO
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
CHICAGO PRODUCTS.

Other Financial News on Opposite
Page.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
The Safest investments

Are those that do not nuctuats during dN
turbed conditions Of the money or stock mar
kets. First deed or trust notes thrSt mort
gagesl, well secured On real estate In the Dis
tnct Of Columbia, Constitute "gilt-edgs" IN
TestmentA They do not depend upon the
financial responsibility Of individuals Or cor
porations for their stability. and are exempt
from taxation as personal prbpery. We can
supply such Investments In amounts RON 500
upward. Send for booklet, 'Ooneernins Losns
and InTestmenta"
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
Government Bonds.

United States Is made a new low on
Thursday when they dropped to 941-2,
yesterday IS was bid, offered at s5 1-2.
The sale at 94Ik establishes a new low
record, compared with s6, the last
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11

London copper dull: of lis Sd.
Childs.-Market is again unsettled, but
II acts better and / do not look for any
serious slump like Thursday. They seem
to be trying to make them look as bad
as possible, while covering is going on
in various stocks. Copper is again IN
der pressure and the same interest ap-
pears to be selling it and buying Steel.
1t is hard to see anything good in a
market like this, but / think there will
soon be change for the better.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

Total sales 5ls746 shares against 434 7C2 yesterday
2l6 ,4ss a week ago, and 7il 81 year ago.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11

Furnished by y. L. Carpenter & Go.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
COBALT STOCKS.

TORONTO QUOTATIONS.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
BOSTON COPPERS.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
NEW YORK COFFEE.

IIes, N.lO.0o, aglinst SI-5Oo. 900 yesteTda.
0 a week ago. md S.3O5 90 a year ago.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
Dn Not Like seIection.

One of the strongest bear factors in
the news of the day was the retention
Of Brandies as the special counsel for
the Interstate Commerce Commission in
the matter of the horizontal advance OF
per centum i'll rates.
1t is bad enough TO endeavor TO sus-
tain any proposition giving railroads the
better Of almost anything without having
the added weight of Brandies and his
theories Wall Street accepted it as the
missing average in the game, meaning
that the chances for success were NIL
even before the arguments were ad-
VanCed
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
&~Dnncohagcncs 2ano,

Sp0airifa er oct Sano, bpor De
fleite lllpffer pe0 Spnneoilag lore.
fommer. ) 3iosrummet ira lite til
12te Ssarnrar iaar er Der paa britiit
Smraaoe orPbt 40 og iaaret 40
Renneifer, og Der berettes ON man
qe op~eroroeutlig icreelige 3iloragel'
Ter. Oct bar iaaleoes foretommet,
at belle fSamilier, iom bar boet paa
afiioes Steoer, er omfommet ueo
SpnneSilag og al Si8ene isrit er nm.
oct lang Iio ieHere.
Ct i9rligt merfelig SiliPloc er To-
reialoet / gpen 8ermiitou / RPrbe.
ben az Johannesburg. Ser itulSe
en- sPanb joroiPites eitcr at bare
orG6t al Sunet. OF ell taIrig Ssrge.
fare iulgte BAN til @raUen. BE
oens man par ioriumlet pnu Strife,
gaar0en, traf ct llpeir on meo label.
astig Surtigbe6, % Sunet ilos neo
miDt / Sigfelset. al bpilfet en- giano
bleo orpbt, meSenS benimoS 80 Inn.
seoes bepiitIsie til Soroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
Gvoehapn.
Zen npe Sturinouitri pco arcuOal,

Gn aorrcip0uoent ifriUer ira
Irenoal iii nOrif "%aftenp.":
Gnonu er BET fun SnOleOuingen,
man boIber pno meo iii Den me Stors
in6uItri her poo Steoet, men allercoe
al Den fan man gisre Zig ct 9egreb
ON De 5orboIO, iom oil iuotrPoe,
naor alt bliper iRroigt. 6or oct er
nemlig ganifc UGIbige Yrojettcr, iom
Itaar for Eur til llofsreIie / mere
eler minOre uPr 5remtio. alcium-
men fnuttet til 9silcfosunlGgget o8
andre araitfilocr / port 8as0rag.
Oct Grojeft, iom M iioit outteoe
op, par AnIGg al Ell Sarborumoum.
fabrit, men netop bette slnlPg er Def,
iom ferit fommer / Crit. Oct bar
lin gIaos paa 8aaroen StafsnRs
neoe peo Sromeiunb, nogIe fua aiIo-
meter ira 9pgrGnien. @lanertngen
Photographers / Ntoi 1912, og ale.
reoe MI er Spbugningen al set oPI.
oige 9pgningsfompler iaa Iangt
fremIfreoen, at neppe mere emo Ell
Raoneos lib oil saa, fsr 5abrifa.
tionen Of oct foitbare Yroouft er
igmg.
Sobriten bar facet Rnon al "arens
bal Smelteperf" og 6en er al Ell
ganife ~imponererloe StsrreIie. De
mango gpgninger lager i en- ca. 200
gteter lang iammenbpnaenoe aieSe
neScper en- Sfrnabatfe, omtrent pa
rullelt meo Strnnoiinien. Reoe ira
BEN ururerebe 8etontni oil Ell Salss
bune fsre Raamaterialerne op iii ct
Saaerrum.
De Radmaterinler, 5dbrifen be.
nptter, er en- Slags Steuart, gnuSit,
JON / Sorm al iirtanteoe 9lofte feres
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29
Saar Speu batter iio icIu.

Seq lG'tc eutop M / Gcrcs @luo, %
Ter, az en- Ibonncnt ipsr9cr, bpnO ban
ItaI gierc meo en- Ao, iom pntter iig
ielo. 6au Hal bare iGtte paa Den,
bpao Vi / Rorgc taIotc en- 6citcgrimc.
Set er aIt, apen trrnger; tbi nanr
Den itaI itrGfte 6oucoet ba8oucr, inc
rcr @rimen heu5 Nfuno til, oa ocu
tan Ghe % britte Il9c9oot, uaar Den cr
/ aIminheIig Stiain9. Seq peb life, ON
&c ipneS bette Ell pGro at tage ino /
Slaoet, men ieg oco al grfariug at Oct
er iaa ira Ncn SID leg iom ing Sentc
irelte meo ar~eaturerne / Norse.
@rS. u. 6crguion,
Hdinu Hiucr, Ont, CANADA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

1905. QRes. l.. Must an agent ha1e
license IN tie STATE Of Wisconsin for SCI
Ing things, Yhf sells and di2iueys al tie
Sa0sC nine, % Dhc takes orders BY SAMPLE
and dfh1syS al y later date, orYke
takes orae,S BY Sanibh and haze NE goods
Shipea direct from the company or facto,y
10 tie eostHme,S?
,. IF company SsL5 goods through an
agcnk, and states ar agygfcs IN their letter
0r aaVS'HisHg papers Hatfhe 4geafdo MOI
need license, as The company then resbons-
fbAe for NE 9iolahoH ofhhr kazv If their
agent sells goods ut sHch a Suay that he
must haze hcense, aeoo,dfRg 10 he h1ao,
or 7ooHR tie agent be Just as mach ,r-
sb0HSI6Lc?
,. Does III MAKE any dyfc,rrcc UaH
GgeHf or salesman m WISCONSIN ests his
goods IN az oRksiae McstaH for diLiye,yf
Ans. 1. An agent can solicit orders
without a license; if he delivers the goods
at the same time, or sells goods outright
without previous order, he is classed as
peddler, and must have a license. Goods
a be shipped TO coStumer.
;. The company is responsible for the
acts OF their agents. This, however,
does not necessarily mean that the agent
under all circumstances can disclaim re-
sponsibility.
3. Not as far as we know.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

13o81. Sp.: Rndr en- Naro bar
beb Gtisbe operora9et alt, ban bar, nj
lin Suitru, og Stisoet er "recoroeo"'
fan ban ba saa ben % sisre altiam'
mel, ON isien os ta9e bet belle tllba9e'
uoen at bum peD roget ON bet! 40
CT De npe Sapirer no8et barb, a
hun life bar itrcpet unoer paa oemE
Spar: Set fontmer IN paa, bpaS
Slass gaptrcr bet ct. st Stisse fan
bau life uben pibere tase tilbase eler
tilintetsisre. ct geitantente bertntub
Tan ban spst fpranbre, men 5oranbrins
aen bersrer ielpisIselis life ben Get, fprn
en- Gufe efter Sppeu bar efter i'm gtauS
(dower).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-29

giere bette IeIo. cIer tan jca forInnse,
at Sofpnet gier oct? (Ifiuneiota.)
Suar: 1. DC fan life iVrbinbre
bet.
2. &c bar Ret til rimeIis Gritat,
ming. De fan iprlanee, bpas De ielu
trpr Se or berettigct I'll. StGben %
Gr~itutniuseu for Sanost nil serpaa bIi
8ienitanb for g~uaffipnnrIie fra Spps
nets She. SpneS Se life, at Se CT
ticut inch, hpab NJ aniGfter Grituta
ningcn til, bar &c ben nopei at aps
pellcre til Hcttcu.
3. Rei.
4. Dc mnn sisre bet ieIp, men bet
bsr tumme | Setrastnius peo 5aifGts
telieu uf GritatuinsSiummeu.
10000. Sp.: Seq rentebe en- Sarm
/ 1906, babSe itriftIia 3putrntt Der
ferite Iar, iioen life, men hi bar %fortiat
unber ben beoite SoritaaeIie, og ies bar
opfplot SberenStoIuiteu iii Yuutt %
Strife bpcrt Iar, inotil han M ioms
mer oQ forIanaer prompt Opgisr. 6oob
IfnI man 9iere meo Hi9t? Roar Gle
rem al 9anoct Tiger til andre, at ica
life bar bcbanSlet bam retfGrSig %
gipet bauI, hoao iom tiltom ham, tan
ban bu, / SiIfGloe al en- HetSiag, boil
be5 auiparlig efter 2open?
Snar: S%psrssmaalet Irsser 81
tcrtrpt pan RsbpenSisbeoen af i~triftlis
Spntraft. Spab Spsrscren fan sisre
uuocr oisic SmitGuoigheoer, er at itna
paa i'm Rct - bpis ban ba er nis paa,
at ban bar siurt, bpnb Ret or. 6iercu
nf 9auSet faar bu iasisse bau,, 90 ban
maa pperbcpiie Hctten Dnt, at ban or
blet innot, for at iaa Spm tntuh Gem.
SDffeS lite bette, fan 3 iagisge b a III
for "Slaubcr" / gulcnuius al be nGpus
te SeifrISuinser.
1901. Sp.: I. Seq FOG S. Icre8
Gono paa Somciteao FOR TO Iar iioeu.
2anbet Ii99er ret iubtil en- cate % er
life iDnberIi9 goOt for Surmiug. Set
er bare Sten og Iiot Stog. Seq tog
Oct iIft for Siferi. Seq tGntcr at
probe op efter Den me 2ob, aItIaa ire
Gors &roof. Oil Oct gaa 9oot for mig
at probe op?
2. Gr Der no9en 6oritiel / 2opcn for
Iaaodnt 2anb?
3. 6oormange WaaueOer or Ell reht
til at itoppe pnn 2anoet for boert Inr?
4. @r Der rogen 6%inortr9er for en-.
icm bar Someiteab, for at faa BET an
BET Saptr, naar ell fan tale Itot Gu
aeIIf? (Wtiuneiota.)
Spar: 1. Sgr Se fan pruue on
unber ben ME Sou, maa be bapc cit
S%ttcnococl Of SanSet unber Sprfnirg.
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