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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-21
MR.. TOWNEs A CANDIDATE.

Elsewhere In this issue of the Jour-
nal will be found the card of w. F..
Townea. Mr.. Townes is a candidate
In the approaching election for county
commissioner for Bolton, Broadway,
Honea Path and Martin Township.
He was born 35 years ago in Honea
! Path township. where he has resided
ever since. Mr.. Townes is good
farmer-one who makes good, hon
est living. He is good all-round
man. He has had great zeal of ex-
perience In building roads and bridg-
es. His promise. II elected. is that he
will give ,hie townships an economi-
cal MISUNDERSTANDING all town "
ships alike-and will spend the peo-
Pies money to the best advantage
possible His many friends predict
that he viii be a strong candidate
and yin pnah and bull fos.kists: elect
ION. - ssl .e.5s43
Miss Sara Latimer is entertaining
a house party this week composed tot,f
the following guests: Misses Meta
Rountree, wilmington.sN. G., Florence
Page. Aberdeen. NJ c., Ida Winship,
Atlanta, Ca, Mary Brown, Atlanta,
Ca. Alberta Brock, Anderson, s. c.,
Laura Horton. Anderson. 8. c.. jamie
Earle. Greenville. 8. C. Jennie Todd,
Augusta. Ga. Messrs George Brown,
Atlanta, Ga, Tom Crawford, washing
ton. o. c.. Grady Milierr, washington,
D. G.. Rufus HILL. Anderson. s, c.,
Louis (Ledbetter.~ Anderson. S. c.,
Clarence Watts. Huntsville. Ala. and
Ldcius Todd; Augusta. Ga. ~ .''~ I. 4 "a.
These young people have been the
recipients OF quite number Of social
entertainments and are having de-
lightful party.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-06-05

Alvin Harnes.
Blanche Harrison.
Mary Ii. hampstead.
mos McAnally.
Mildred Mahn'
Lora Moore.
Bess Moore.
Grace Morton
Ruby Morton
Mary H. Plckcns.
Mabel Rahney.
Samuci T. keaN"S.
blahchc Rlce.
Drlla L. kichey.
Chas. ID. Sattcrheld.
Luclic settle
lone T. Smith.
Earl NJ swan.
Lawrence y. lhlemcycr'
Mrs. Clara Iobler'
George n. Walker
Eunlce NJ Nt"zcl.
freda Hingre.
Elementary Professional Class
June a, 1914.
=,
81 ,"'.'" w. i'"Mvl'
nu," y, pnsNviNiiie
Hehe "a TucA'ier'
Dui'" "i',,!'"'
plai''hc >iiil''
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-06-05
Offer to Resign Was Made
Nine MonthsAgo if Peace
Was Established.
NOTHING new INPROPOSAL
Rebels Will Not Even Consider
Such Contingency Two
Choices for Dictator
NMNu Newe srrNInc J

tN NJ News Sci Woo }
Washington, June Nothing do
Ing" tersely sums UP the comment
here on the statement given ont by
Dmelio Rabasa at Niagara Falls that
Huerta will retire when peace is re-
stoged.
Constitutional Representatives said
thcss was nothing, now in the pro
poa$ls-that nins months ago Hucrta
rnadg q similar proposhl and received
% encouragement either from tho
RaNnluponists or the gifted states.
pEheh b proposal with not even be
spbataend by hRh S&Granza," said
bas Sf the conssl ftilional representa-,
lives, "Huerta khpMA better than
apyone Just how-Sha, when be is going
10 withdraw from the ofty of Mexico.
We know that AAiwM, do 80 in ono of
two ways, all thAt are open to him
One OF them is to accept the terms of
the United States proposed to him by
the mediators--resign and turn affairs
over 10 a provisional government So
lected by the mediators.--or hang on
q while longer and be forced by the
constitutional armies 20 take flight."
Regarded as a "Peeler."
President Wilson and Secretary
Bryan refused to discuss the state
ment. Other officials Of the admins
tration said they regarded the state
ment as merely "feeler." In their
opinion, Huerta Is preparing to ahdi.
cate, hut before doing so wants TO
put on record that he tried TO induce
the United States aud the redia'ors
to accept his proposals. he state
ment was regarded as being the first
OF several proposals he is eNprCed 10
make before Quitting.
Official Wash'ng.on is more con
ccrnCd about Wha, tho mcd'@tors ar"
Coins - do with the r"nuo.' of the
| Carranlistas that representative Of
the coustitutionaliSts he allowed to
participate in the mediation proceed
| ings
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-06-05
S25, 900, 900 Three Year 5 Per
Cent Notes Have Been
Negotiated.
SPEYER &COGIVE SERVICES
Holders of $21,O0O,OOO Bonds
Agree TO Extend Time of Pay
mcnt One Year
,WNI' Nrws ServiccN

New York, June 3.-Thc plan for eX-
tending the $25.OOO,0OO thr,Nycar
per cent notes Of the Missouri Pacific
Railway company has been success
fully negotiated and reCeivership
for the property has been avertcd.
At the last minute Spcycr & Co.
and the estate of lay Gould agreed to
buy all of the notes that will lavc de.
clincd to consent to the extension
agreement only about s4.0O0O00 Of
the outstanding notes had not been
deposited with the Union Trust com.
pany at the closing, and the term was
extended TO June 3. inclusive
The action of the directors had
been discounted To some extent on the
New York curb market IN the course
of the notes. which advanced from 90
to 9S on substantial dealings.
Interests hostile to the Goulds are
believed to have induced somc owners
Of small blocks to withhold their con
sent
The statement Is made that Speyer
& Co. agreed to give their services as
underwriters without compensation.
The fact that a default was avoided
was received with great satisfaction
In the financial district, and It Is now
believed that before the period OF ex.
tension expires a comprehensive plan
for permanent financing will have
been arranged between the Gould in.
terests and a banking syndicate. Ne.
gotiations to that end have been In
progress several weeks. In this fnan-
cial plan II Is possible that Speyer a.
Co, and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. may CO
operate
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-06-05
Large Crowd Receives Diplo-
mas and Certificates Before
Crowded Auditorium
ADDRESS BY WILLIAMSON
Concert By Normal Band on
Campus Preceded Graduating
Exercises

The Graduating Exercises for the
classes of 1914 at the State Normal
School, were held at the Normal
Auditorium Thursday morning at
10 o'clock, before large crowd of
relatives and friends of the graduates
1t was one of the largest classes ever
graduated at this school, and the
students in their caps and gowns made
Il most impressive assembly. The
splendid address delivered by the
Rev. W. J. Williamson of the Third
Baptist Church of st. Louis, launch
ing these young men and women on
the turbulent seas of life, was Il
heart to heart talk, that should make
them feel their responsibilities and
encourage them to q career of worthy
cndeavors chat would necessarily lead
to a happy life, and ready accept
ancc to the call beyond. The pro-
gram of the exercises was most in
tercsting and was as follows:
Hallclujah Chorus. Handel.
Normal School Chorus, Orchcs-
tral accompaniment, Miss Nae
ter's Ensemble Glass,
Prayer
Reverend Ivan Lee Holt
Piano-March Triumphalc ........u Goria
Miss Naetcr and Miss Drusch.
Essay--The City Beautiful.
Miss Alton Smith.
Vocal Solo-Goodbye e..................T Tosti
Miss Mabel Flint, Orchestral ac-
compartment, Miss Nactcr's En-
scmble Class.
Annual Address
Rev. VIM, J. Williamson, Third
Baptist Church, st. Louis.
State Song Missouri J j. :. Bacon.
Pupils of Voice Department,
Miss Mary Ivy, Solo.
Toreadors Song-(Carmcn) ..... Bizct.
Normal School Chorus, Orchcs-
tral Accompaniment, Miss Nae
tcrs Ensemble Glass.
Presentation of Oliver Prizes to
Miss Archie Mathews and Mr.
Joseph January Shy.
Presentation of Diplomas and
Certificates.
Class Leader, College Class
Miss Mildred Town.
Class Leader, Advance Professional
Class
Miss Alton Smith.
The presentation of Diplomas and
Certificates to the graduating class
and students of the classes of 1911,
will take place Thursday morning
at the Auditorium, at 10 o'clock.
At a. IN. the Normal School Band
will give a band concert on the camp
us, which will bc followed by the
following programme:
The following j. list OF the pradu-
atc~ for the various courses for 1914
College Class.
June 1, 1914.
Lille Bruchcr, b. : Home Economics
Mildred Town, \. h.
Vim. p Whj'Ic1-c, 4 r.
Advanced Professional Class,
June (, 1911
II. I.".. .l Bachelor ut r.8u-...
i. conferred un 'he ...IowIna and each
is aiE.n Ir. -'af. It.inf.
"'u A N....
A..-'' n. Adams
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-06-05

Judge William Pr, he is generally called Bill and who
has himself that distinction by his favors the
classes because the everyday could meet him upon
level and feel though he ancfcd ground and
trudcr but because OF the fulncSS of heart.
Judge ar who has made his home in this county all his life and
who has been County Clerk for several Cashier of the National
Bank of Jackson for several and served County
Judge himself for presiding Judge of County
There the County who knows and better
and know him. for his and his acts have been before the
people of Southeast Missouri for many years.
Judge Parr before he jackson
Counymen resident of Cape Gradeau, and has
friends and nghbors for when he lived here
town and the entire population known 1t had then
taken 81 many city airs.
The Parr Residence Broadway the Opera House and
in these days handsome residence.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10

en naooM 8episfbrclie. sSor nogle
slar iioen. 50 bun optraaote opre
Mmcrifa, f%ortaltc Mpgtet, at henoes
Im,1tfe 5ormer finn ffplotes e.,
frmitferoig lloitopning al benoes
|Frifot. Sporpaq ocn miorferroeoe
|:sfisnbeb inDitereoe 1000 0amer
til CT @ripntioire oa bite iig for
oem 1loc,1 Grifot; ollie erflrreoe, at
|cet @lao, Ser bapoc bragt Sen om-
|toltc Mepcrbiltorie til 1orps, bapoc
|lsjct, % Mnllettc paNct meo Olms
lin Hroccs.
9ao ps boohe, at Sci, uobcrnc
Ebrpne or liac |aa belSig ocmle
Gang meo lin 8episfprlie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10

froge Msiociqtions 2ofale Il gsler
8psni,,a paa @isrnet al Micollet
S(pe. %. 10tb Street, 4he gtoae.
nnlte EirsMg Sen IA. Mpril, 81. 2
~Gftcrmiooag.
Ser bar fro flerc @olo ppret
ntret 9nife ON, at SC foriticlliae
Motionalitcter lum oannc Miumea=
polls @efoltning. ltal uptrGoe bDer
for iig / @%rocesiiolen pg m,ligens
peb Mational0rogter eller poo au-
Sen Maooe bi0rage til at giSre 0en-
tie 100 maleriif % tiltruffclloe TOM
mmliet. Men Dcrom fnn tales 1lrr-
mere UNDER Mpbet. @ppeniaoen CT
for 9jeblittet, at iaa mango lom
muliat inofinoer lig til oettc Mpbe,
|og hi bill oerfor hebe 20ienae a.
bette Spraab ont at giprc Sagen
befie1ot buer / lin &re0s.
llnberte9ne0e ~&muitemcolemmer
|itoar natl1rligpis til Giencite ON
|Doerli9erc forelebi9c Splpsninge1
anlfes. Mc,l glern iremior alt lite
at fomme til Mpoet.
Ntrs. @ntb Seaer.
Ntrs. ,Sames u. Eeteriun.
Mrs. Manlp Tusieen.
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@rep fra %aris.
Galmctte=2 ramaet % Salaene.
s ct. gasare-Trmailet. - 800
raIen bur iejret. = Gm
mooerae Ebrpne.
Yoris oen %. Morts 1914.

Mcre %lpu,roclloe cuo no9ell
6iln1sfcncoie oprullcr Sen enc See
nc al 'Goillnur=9 ruaneet otter oen
anoem Jig for bore %forbarlcoc 9ine,
og mere og mere inouiflct bliuer
0an0linge1l. Spent fan llllttelig fi11=
&c Meoe / oettc &rp al p%crlonligc
oa politi|fe rNS1ltri9er? Sn III, 1toar
Galgcne ior Gpren; at oisie nif
blipe pnopirfcoe al Mproct paa
Galn1cttc CT ser iugrn Ipim on.
Selp ont sSorbrDoelien. fnn CT at
anlc for Ell cnfelt Ser im1ss @u10=
ling, bar @efolfl1inacn alt tuget
Stilling for eller inloo Sri, @ail=
la,r, o9. bcn0es blooiec @ierlling
|pi( liffert blipc Miotmmftct i nmll=
&c @~algtalcr. @crlailles rur ollie
rcoe afgipct ct Gfsempel / ioa @e1l=
icel,0e. &nell bor biGtil i Man1nle=
ret pGret repruac11tcrct al @r.
Ibanalas, men pco lit vaa6nc
|8rep" til Nrl1 Gnillalr hur BON
forifertiet Stpriteoele,l al ii11e &rl-
ceres Sillio, 1oa at Der FIN, ler ril1ae
noiigter for bons Gjc1,uala.
Seno sSrn Gaillu,,r 8ehanoling
Ii ct. 2a5mc=1rugilet bor aipet A1=
|lebning til talrige Gisflrslipner.
4atfelopnen, sen bebre Scag, @1,lo~
tGppt, Sc finere 2age1,er og Sc
manage onore Smootina, Ger ifltloe
Igibre r1ameu al &c beorc &'reole"
MISUNDERSTANDING lettcre, bor peret
'@ien1tm1b for n1egc1 bitter aritif.
|gn anben f%pi,1belig 6a1,aes M0pofot
bar 90 ogion be,lpttet Sil1Gl0et til
lat frGpe SC iod1tl,e @egn1ltigeller
lfor iin Silent; meu bette bloc pG=
re ct farligt Sfraoplm1 at fonnme
into paa, tbi So moatte talrigc Ito
jtDr" bril1gcs lb til ct. 2a5ore, og
Yaris' &areb,tie pilbe aigrc CLINT
rer0e Torretninger. 90 tGnf OH
Sc eprige Toalaer piloe %gjcnnanferc
2i9bebs= @rincipet iaa piot, at Sc
frepebe %'n,nnle fine geiea rom iSrl,
@aillm1r Mu,l Snoenriasminilte-
rets 6r,le, Mooome Nealpp. 6prit=
inben al Mo,1aco og Yrimcsie Sc
Mesiagne pil0e bore ipnocrlig gla=
oe peo at futile lloitruffc Set Be-
fog, iom DC bDcr gftermiooug of
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9anif.amcritanF 1l6iillins ! Gan
marfSB Gun
6raneisco 1915.

9i0e libel Ga,rfcn at bDggc Ell
3mmarfs 48pgning paa NcroenS=
l10itillingen / Sm Trancisco 1915
|ircmfom, bur set pnret oreftet, mt
Scr bpilfen Jornt Ell 6anif-amcri=
fanlf Nbltilli,1g funoe orratgcres !
@pgni,,gcn. @omiteen bar beba'to=
let ilcre &la1ler / ben Metnina, men
for llauttct opgipe Dem igicl, %
lnQll fanot, at bercs @jennanfbrcl=
jc enten piloe foltc for meget ellcr
tr9pe for mcQe1l Sib oa Nrbcioe.
81 mener ooa, at 9a,lfernes
S%etp6ning ior Sen alminocligc l(o=
pifling Der / Mn1erifo lnlrce irtnl'U
pes % flarlrgges peo oel,ne 2ejllg
bc6, oo at set piloe bnrc lin ltor
@proi og ss,ltcresie, ONT ri tln1st
gipe ct nogenIlmoe trounroigt @Il=
lcbe al set Mrbcioe, 9anlfe fnr ucs
fert paa Mgerbrl1acts, Sll0llltrlens,
Nanoelens, gfibsiartcn5 % olie
cnhre Smrnhcr.
1Spr at op1raa octte Dnr hi til Gil
Begpnbelie tu1ft os at iomle Soto
arafier al banIfe Girf'omlbeOer ire
alle ggne / SC Iorcneoe Statcr pg
orro1gerc Sem / 0anmarfs=8 pg=
ningens ltore Sal. 81 bar trnft os
at gr11ppere 8illcoernc ira bpcr
.Stat for Jig, iaa mon itrafs tit ct
SsS1rbtrpf al, buprban Donlferne Dor
20 pirfer / Sc iorlfjellige Ggne.
Meb oettc for gle mrnooer hi
oerior Danjfe fer / 2anoet om at
inoien6e 6otografier al oercs &irf
lontbeo, bboo entc1r Set n,1 Ell Gil
Uorn1, ct Mcjeri, en- Snomdllc, ct
@anoelsbl1s, en- Tabrif eller onoe!t
- BOG meb Set 6prbGolb at 81
|eies eller bripes belt eller hopeoio.
gelig al 9onife. 2igeleoes riloe
nj gierne bape @illeoer al oanife
Sfolcr al entper Mrt, &irfer al
enbber MetninA observation-disclosures
8illeber fra oeu bo11ife &rcsic, plu.
Off.
8illeoerncs Stprreln bgr life
cperIfribe 10 x ~ Sommer eller
100 &poorattommer. Haa @agii=
Sen ifribes Gjerens Napn % Nbres=
|ie, 11aor og bpor fpbt, naar ban el=
Ter bun fom Der til 9arbet, 1mm:
%&irflombeocn, lom tremltilles> blet
begDnOt, og o1lore fortfatteoc Sp=
l%psninger o%1lgaaeroc famine Girf=
lombe6s &Gflt, S,mfang % @etpD.
ming. - st 8illebe al lm1nne girf=
fontl)en, 90 Oel1 Mep grll1lDngt, D1l=
Sc ogiao paste gobt / Mnam1en.
&oaniteen fcrbeboloer Jig ohiolllt
Set til at nbuulge Sc melt forofte=
~riitiIfe 8illccer, loafrernt Ser ifllloy
in0fomme flerc, ems Ser CT Nlo0s
It'll. Sesntet pil blioe. tilba9e1enot.
&omitcer forbelJoloer Jig e11opi.
bere &et til epentllelt. at ifinnfe
oen belle Smlina til ct Mlriu,ll1
eller offentlig Samlin9 ente,1 fer
9nn0et eller / Dnnnarf.
6or at fan ct go0t 8illc0c bcl1=
filler hi, ct nlo1 ioor Ell Ongtia
Totograf. 8ille0et al en- Cane.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10

&on9em. pg Sfilopasten. Song
ylsool9 al 8apern bite Jig life me-
get lroc. @ll Gag, 30 boa gif ppe.
Slotsplao}en / Wiiincbc,1. unolo.
Sfilopogtea1 at preientere @eper
fprci bun life fen6te .&orge,1, bpci
Ger olligepel Grgreoe ocn'1c. 0a'
1if oerfor bcll til Siilrrogtc1l p}
Sagoe:
gu fcnoer mig 1tof life"
&pprtil Sfilopagten lpare0e:
~Nao, set tror b,l life. So, Get
fan 01r" hanbe paa! Gu CT 0er ellen:
oiae Sfltrf al en- @ager, ser folr1
mcr 9arf j @re0et til Solruter,1c
$9pis ieg tare bapbc Sig alc,re / II
Mimttter, iao ifrloe jeg gipe 81!
iuaomn Ell Smgaa1g, at oll not ifl,lcs
blipe feo al De Marreltreger. See
pil ie Dig bGnat,' oil jea."
uSa, io!" lag0e @u1gen gon1nr:
oi9t og gift pioere. Seq fon no1
mGrfe, 81, fcnoer Mig"
So Sfilopagte'l niffeoe befraitcn
DC.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-10

- - st E~@-rHT. .# L#.lr
brugSpirfiouefco fa11 goot omiatte
og bans 6amilie, al a1ore
Girflomlbcoer. &erionalet; men man
b6r / alle 1ilfGloer Herge for, at
set fife fonnnter til at tage Jig OPP
ltillet 1,o.
81 bill intte Yris paa at faa
Silleocrne iaa mart iom m'ligt,
men moo buuc Dem / Dor 8eiiooelie
lcnelt SEN lite Sftober bettc Mur.
nmarfs=&ygnin
@erman S. &orell, Sefretar,
300 2ief 8lbg., Con 6rancisco, Gal.
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minneapolis.

ST. pEDERs DANsKE EvANG.
LUTH. KIRKE. 80. Ave. S. og 8.
st. Gudstjeneste Ssndag Fornid-
dag III. 1890. Altergang fSrste
SSndag i liver Manned. Anden
SSndag liver Manned tillige. Aften-
sutstieneste III. 8. >
kirkelige Anliggender bedes
man henvende sig til Kirkens
PRIEST. Pastor \. j. Tarpgaard,
oS1O +. s22nd Street. Telefon:
Smelling 497.
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yarmomtbitentn i ariitiania.

>yN4 bVItAJVS\NSW ! %\V$SA~AS"<
&lmrot Sc Gung, iom Gnlaoas
Nor6mn,1o bill fre1mpile paa Slrhi=
lG1,msuoitillinwcn / &riltio1ia, CT
Sen {aotolote Darmo1rtblten. etc
men bleD opna9ct al Gr. Ulctcbcr
pcs yarmouth, onrfring 20 Mil
lp0pcit for @olifar. Set o11tages
'af oent, som tror paa Stenens 9Ggt=
bec, at Sen blcp b1gget / 1907 al
Ell al Torfinn &orlsepnes MGno,
@urflt, og .SsN1o]friiten paa ben CT
blepet notpoet im: uSer toItc @arfr
til fine MGnb."
S Gagaer fortplles ON Ssl9n-
oere,1 Gorfi,u &arlsep11e, imn i
Morct 1902 brog uo fra &eiterbpg.
Sen poa Grenlonb meb to Gfibe
M TAO Mo1ro ior at lege efter Sin=
LAMB. Otter nogle Cages 5ejlaos
ltanebe Ian til ct 2m1o, JONI ban
folote alippelano, % fom mon bal
|troet pnr 2ahrabor, og ienere tom
bnn til ct 2mo, fpln ban talofe
.Sfoplono ,og iom man 9ar mci1t
Dor Seem Toltnolano. 6artcn gif
M pioerc, og balt operpiltrcoc /
Strpmstior0. Sen fplge,oe Cont
mer orog bon pioere ip0paa til ct
2a1o, bpor sc fanot @pece % Bin
or1,er. 1ctte 9uar0, bnor Sc cgiac
traf Mennelfer, mtog &c for oe
al Self Griflon opbagebe &inla1lo
% 6unoet al Darmoutbltencn ifl,loe
'befrRfte, at 2onoet nar Noba Sco=
tia / CANADA, ifripcr .Noroiif 81
'0en0c".
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Sill Sanjfe % nurife &pinou i Min
aea%oiis. !

Nprues Muin1cr lur, 1Ul ten 1loels
Scamp cllcr StrGp feaet alminoellg
Stemn1cret. oa / Gu1mtort CT Der
io lnorlia lloliat til at Oct famine
nil lfc. Mel, Der / Mi,mcloto 'o'1
i &c tleltc onorc al %ltnionens Sta=
ter CT &pinoens Stenuncrt el1o11A
ca, ooben Sa9, oa oct nil frtepe TN
Oh Mrheioc 1T fere nem frem til
Seier.
Scr moa, nmo meore Sro, o9ltc=
res for Sagen, 90 Spprgsluoalet
hliper bo, hnao Jom oenne Aslta=
ton ifol tage. Sfrift og Sale fm=
ger al Jig ielp som Aaitationsnrio-
Ter, Nore,,inger CT notllrligpis o9=
laa %1lsbpcn0igc.
M9er til li,le Gioer 1trGffer lelr
life oisle til. Set giGlocr lmcer=
tiben at aabne Soils 9inc for
0%piroernes &rap paa CT mere ipl1lc=
ialbcuoe Moaoe, og oct or / Nncr=
fie1oelle al oerne Acknowledged, at
5temmerctsfpinoer hor to9et Gil
flngt til offentli9c Sptoo.
Slioe bor lom befieat i jim Sie
flmoet Stco / Stem Dprf 90 @olb=
ingtcn, oa oe1l 2oeu Mai, fprltfpm=
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