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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-24
german SMOKERS Fight
AMERICAN 1ObACCOIRuS1

Berlin, Feb. ga drastic and IN.
suspected antitrust remedy by which
promoters and members OF trusts and
syndicates ,mfavored sby the govern
ment may be vent TO prison for two
years without the option of a fine
has been revealed in the course OF
the campaign against the Anglican.
~erican tobacco Interests in Germany.
Tho foreign company which some
time ago invaded the German cigar
cite industry has gained control Of q
large number Of leading factories and
established such a chain Of retail
stores that independent manufactur.
ers and dealers in Germany united in
Ia general protective league and ap'
Epealed to the government for assist
ance. Simultaneous searches were
Instituted in the premises of more
than 80 firms In Saxony and Bavaria
known or suspected to be. connected
with the Angld.American trust. and
Iall suspicious correspondence, agree.
ments and contracts were seized.
Proceedings were taken, 1t was
learned, upon complaint of a secret
association lodged nnder sections of
the general penal code dealing with
political societies and never before
conceived as applicable to business
affairs. The sections in question read
as follows:
Participation In a n association.
the existence, aims or constitution of
which is to beSs5kept secret from the
government or in which obedience to
unknown snperiOrs or unconditional
obedience to known superiors Is
promised, is punishable with impris.
onment up to six months for members
and from one month to one year for
organizers and officials. Participation
in an association which aims or at.
tempts to interfere with or impair
by legal means the administration or
execution of the laws is punishable
with Imprisonment for members up
to One year, and for organizers and
officials Of from three months to two
years. II e-..
It Is reported That the searches
have disclosed the fact that numerous
supposedly independent concerns iii
suspected of any connection with the
tobacco trust are secretly Enrolled in
~ - .E"NErEr 4. ~ $50 ~ '..s=s go = 90
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-24
legil Mass Meeting Result,
n Naming Complete
County Slate
usl,lh By Inv. Direct Office
Seekers TO Be Exi|ed
y From Clab

All indications point to the fact
that the Farmers Union recently or.
ganized throughout Burleieh county,
during the, past season will make
county politks an issue with a VEN
seance, though the constitution of this
organization bars out politics, and
requires any of It's members holding
an office In the union TO resign upon
their decision to become candidates
for public Office. -
The first move made by this farm
er's union to take UP county politics
was at a meeting held recently at
Regan, when several candidates were
endorsed for county Offices. While
this political mass meeting was not a
part. OF the; regular Farmers Union,
but it is understood that a great
many of those attending the Regan
meeting; and practically all Of those
endorsed for county Office, are mem.
bers of the. union. Advices just re.
ceived from Regan state the county
ticket selected at the Regain meeting
as Follows: 49,.
For representatives, v. l.. Anderson,
An. Blexrud, j. w. Burch =
For sheriff-C. l.. Johnson. 81
For states a%tt0rney-F. e. McCur.
dy.
or county auditor-Oscar Trigg.
For clerk OF cOurt--Rolland Nor.
gan. .
For county commissioner fourth
district. John Anderson; third dist.
riot, u NJ. Thompson. f..
TheS Letter written here also
states that Count Judge. Costello was
not endorsed for recollection.
At this meeting A. N. Blexrud pre-
sided, while Albin Hedstrum ofici.
ated as secretary, and bOtn of these
gentlemen are members Of the Far.
mers' union. Mr.. Biexrnd being pre-.
sident of the county union.
What gives another idea that this
union is to make county politics a
strong issue; IS the fact that the Sc.
cretary OF the Regan meeting was
Instructed to notify all the voting pre-
cincts of Burieigh county what had
been done. tllthAr advioes from
Regain in this letter state that at a
meeting, to. be held in Bismarck on
March Il, when the political campaign
Of BIt1eigh- county will receive fur
Their consideration.
AS March l3th is the date for the
county meeting Of the Farmers I'm.
ion 1t would apnear as though the
movement started at Regain is to be
continued. and that an attempt will
be made to have politics TOR 4 side Is.
sue,' when lmion member farmers
from over tho county generally gath.
or here.
Individual members Of the union
who have become members of the N.
ion for entirely different purposes
than indulging in county politics, are
now frowning upon the attempt to
infect "oplitics into this organization
contrary to the mandates Of the con.
stitution. The meeting to he held
at Bismarck now promises to have an
unusually large attendance. and some
firey discussions are anticipated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-24
ried persons without children, viii be
required 40 pagan additional 10 per

ried persons without children, viii DC
required 40 pay an additional 10 pei
cent.
The. fight in parliament over the
new; bill was almost entirely upon
the amount of the minimum annual
income liable iosktaxation. Under the
old law the tax began upon incomes
as small as s240s yealr. The social
democrats, or. s1Sejjaatnts party, urged
that it was a great injustice "a Sub.
ject wage earnersSSWiths sleh ssnlaAI In.
comes to the tax. event tflAI0HgA 1t
amounted TO $l.5O 4 yearsy especially
In view OF. the enormous Increase
which, has taken place in the cost OF
living since the present scale OF In.
come taxation was fixed IL years ago.
The socialists demanded that the
minimum income should be fixed at
$3.50. A compromise was finally
reached, establishing the minimum
income liable to taxation at 1920.
In addition 10 the half million or
more taxpayers who will escape as:
sessment altogether, the new law will
also benefit the working classes gen.
orally since it provides where wife
and children + working their earn
ings will not be reckoned III with
those at the head Of the family for
assessment, except in case the wife
and children carr more than 1920 q
year. q
An instance of the increases which
will affect the Weather classes may
be studied in the case of a merchant
with an income of $780, 0 now pay
ing a tax amounting to 1852. The
new law puts him up to $42l and If
he happens to be a bachelor he must
pay $3.50, an increase of 40 pei, cent
his former taxation.
Professional men and business
men with incomes above $4,000 are
liable to a special industry tax which,
In some cases.. may mean that nine
or ten per cent Of the total income is
paid away in taxes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-24
N ! / n.
he ranl haf organization. Great

the ranl hai Contamination. ;Grea.
cnriOsitNWa felt as to the next move
by the authorities. 1t may take the
form OF criminal prosecution under
this statute against the persons in.
terested in the trust or the infOrma-
ton gathered may simply be used In
the government inquiry promised
some time ago by Chancellor Won
Eethman.H ollweg. Predictions are
made that the result of this inquiry,
may be a bin to establish a govern
ment cigarette monopoly along the
lines OF that proposed for the ,petrO3
leum industry and for the same pnr-
pose, TO drive ont foreign invaders,
who threaten To establish a .pri ate
monopoly.
The German tobacco industry lis.
even without the invasion of the AM
erican interests, In a serious condi-s
ton. according to complaints OF q re-
cent convention. of tobacco men. It,
was reported that the CONSUMPTION of,
cheap cigars, madeafrOm German to-.
bacco and retailing at from inc to
SAiSO SCACo1 - otCNutly WtuCCA CdSlll6p D.
smokers turning more and. more to-
cigarettes. which cannot be made
from German tobacco. "Chain.smok.
ers," as those cigar fiends are called
who smoke the day through, lighting
each successive cigar from the stub
of its predecessor, are demanding on
their cigars imported wrappers, the
price Of which Is %prohibitive.
German business is arming itself
against another threatened American
invasion. The new attack is conferred
upon the stores watch establish five
and ten cents as their maximum SELL
ing price Of any article. Upon the
report that an American is about to
establish a chain OF such stores in
Germany business men in Leipsic
have held a meeting of protest, have
called upon chambers Of commerce
throughout Germany to take defen.
sive measures, and have, as usual, an
pealed to the government for assist.
anCe .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-24
lYNOR'S DAUGHTER
RECEIVERS WITHOUT
SURGICAL OPERATION

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 23.-Mrs.
Marion lsham, daughter Of the late
Mayor. Gaynor Of New York, whose
honeymoon trip here was interrupt
ed Q week ago by an attack of ap.
pendicitis. has returned to her apart
ments in the Hotel Alexandria COM
|pletely4 recovered, having escaped
an operation. Her husband, Ralph
I'll. Isham, son Of the New York rail-
way. magnate, who renamed at the
bedside Of his 16.yeai old bride dur
ling her Illness, said that their stay
here would he prolonged indefinitely.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-24

DAY OF MOURNING FOR MEXICO.
FL Paso, Texas, Feb. 23.-In ac'
c0rdance with a decree issued by
Gen. Carranza of Mexico that has
come under the control of the revo-
l%utionists is expected to observe to.
morrow as a day of national mourn
ing for Francisco /. Madero and Jose
Pine Suarez, n time president and
vice president of the republicc.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-24
HELENA BISHOP 50 YEARS OLD,

Helena, Mont. Fob. .23.-Many let
tiers of congratulation were received
at the episcopal residence, in this
city today to remind Bishop Carroll
OF 4 his fiftieth birthday anniversary.
The bishop was born February %,
1864. in Dubuque, Iowa, and prior to
coming to Helena was head OF st.
Joseph's college in that, city. Next
fall he will observe the tenth ami.
versary of his conservation as bish.
op of Helena. !.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-24
NOTABLE WEDDING IN PHlLA.
y. *pElPhlA.

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 23.-One of
the most notable weddings of the win;
ter in Philadelphia took place today,
the bride being Miss Marion 1Almy,
daughter of Mrs. j.. P. Aln1yA. of this
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03
Charles >. Wunlo, Iom for il,o=

Charles .. Wunlo, 'on1 for il,o=
til 3 Mar lioen por MlOer1lon for
4oe @aro, i1rotcgl1eoe Jig forleoen
lom &onoiOot for Mapor al Min=
neopolis. Mr. @ol,lo por &ualoioot
for 2. Mar lioen, men traf Jig tilbu=
&c / 6appr al @alloce s.. 9tpe, pan
Tprlangen0e al en- &onite al 6or=
retningsmGno, iom mr al Sen Me-
ming, at oerlom life cl1ten Npc etc
Bol!lo trof Jig til6oge, nil0e So
cioliitfan0ioaten 1bonms &an 2cor
ieire;; Set gjal6t at re06e 8pen ira
cit iocialiitiif Mapor, erflnreoe sc.
Maror Mpe ipacr >ippriat @jcnpola.
o..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03

8parmatis 5i%litaaelie ajpr Off
ri. rsobn Dit, Der n1eo Soscpb
@parmuti blep fl1noet lfploig / Mor=
Set 4>ao Mrs, &eie @parinati Sen
10. Sunni 1912 i ct. Saul pg opnt
tit ltpsmrigt ,sGnglel, blep 6reosg
neb anoen Sugsbebanoling frifienot
Iaf GN,rpe1. @parn1ati blep Mt1gt
fra Stillmotcr % pioneoc, at BAN
olene orebte. lin 0ritrl1, % ct > if
iatet hop0c meo 6orbrpoeliea1 at
gjbrc. Elf toftebe i,reo Saarer I
2ineic 0pnrmcr pg >Sltrp pg erflG=
reoe, at ban piloe pe1oe bjem til
genminlrnnia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03
9ifterit= oa Sfarlagensfeber.Gp

9ifterit- oa Sfarlasensfebcr-Gpi:
bcmternc. - Stotsmniper litctet CT
fomnrcn 8pen til @jrlp i .&annpel1
for llnocrtrpffel'c al SC iii fer i
@pem l10brebte Sforlagensfebcr= q
Difterit=gpioemier. 5lmobe6soepar=
tementet bap6e flagct pper Mol1gel
paa @oipitalsrunl, bporben Scrip
l1er lioen6e al oisje 5p9oomme flniz
Sc lertoes. Ml1 mr ltniperlttetct
gicnnem iin Superintendent for
MISUNDERSTANDING itillet til 8n=
ems 9ispMitinn cit roa l1niperiitets=
%gru1Ocn pGren6e @pgni1lg, ser fo,:
rl1mme fra 25 til 80 &erlm1er Ii
Sen0e al CIT al bis'e init lon1mc
Spa0plnnnc.
@nlobrpll,tp. Mr. % Mrs.
Martil1 Holllien fejre0e forrige
Spnoag @11l6brplllrp / lit @icm
1920 lots Mnc. g.. omgipct al
Slngtningc og 1rnr!neite @enner.
@11lobr11oeparret or .beaoe raife on
rprige. Scr. Haulion, JONI CT 70
Nor gommcl, rpgter ooglig lit Mr=
6ci0e pao 0filmallfcc Sbpps. Mr3.
Houll o1 er 20 Mar.
Mr. og Mrs. Hal,lion CT beaas
faot / Coole11, 9fproe. Sc fom ion'
gaulte ,,11ge Iolf til &riitionia, CO
TOR 40 Aor iioen rejlte Sc til Nmeri=
ia og fpln Direfte til minneapolis,
bppr Sc ii0en fnr boot lit Stem. sc
bnr n1 boet / 1920 tOtb Mpc. g. /
is 9(or.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03

Gm gammel banif Eioneer. Gpr
2m10sntaa1o Ole Solomonl en, ltn@!i
9nipl cit al Sc fpritc 0anlfe iom
far lat lin SOB / minneapolis, ni=
lagoc % for ct Hor Gage libcn It
8c'pg pnn 8la0cts &nl1tor for at
iorlpe lin Sl1bifription. Mr. SD
lompnlcn, lpm Tilt CT 20 Mor gonl=
mel, men laa rolf og oml0sfriif ion1
nogen Mano pau 80, o%frejlte ira
iin &jemltoup1 i. Mnrheocn al Sire
ocricia / Mai Moaneo 1868, otter
at bope ltotie,,t i'm Grrnepligt. So
gerforplets 3oie &ompagni / bra0
Scr I'LL niloe folocs Ntfontericts
20oc Megiment. S Ipl9e n1eo ;
anSrc ootife llngforle toa Sc mes
9umplfi6 fra TreOericia til &ors=
Or, bcrfra meD SScrnbanc til @anl=
borg, og piocre me0 vMllal 2Il1ie1"
til Quebec Sra oel1ne &laos ltp=
rebes &llrlen meo 8onc til Dc
troit, Micb., pg pibcrc mc0 font
ME 9eiororing til Mipp1r, &iS.,
bpor Sc fa,rot Nrbeioe pa 2o1oet.
Set 1lr1 tfplgc1.Oe Mor, 1864, for
los Mr. Solononien @isconiin og
font til Mim1eapolis, % aif til
Mrbejoc for 1oreli,,s Mprriiol1,
bps bpcm ban fif Opipnet meo @l,s
og Sape. Otter at bapc arbeioet ct
Mars Iio / belure Shilling fit So
lomonien Mrbejoe hos Ell @otelcjer :
Smith, bos bpem ban forblcp inotll
1866. 8pen bapoe oengang finn
5000 Sllopaanere, % life ct &1s
fo,otcs lpo ior t0oe @ooe. Santme
Nor rejlte Mr. Solomonien til
Meefer Goul1tp, 1somtrent II Mil
ipopelt for Glooi en, bpor 2itebfielo,
Miinn., I'LL er beliggenoe. Ser OPP
toy salomonIen ct rSomeiteao" q.
bpor BON boeoe uafbrltbt / berpeo
10 Mor, irotil ban for pmtrent 8
Mar iioen trof Jig tilbage % lolele-
Sc fine to 6orne, ct Mreol at 800
Mcres, tic Ell 2olosmaro peo 9sapl1
|lbomas nbnlnien og til AelS Climb .
1trgm, Ell Spenlfer. Sa,1 pptog %
otter lit Gpbolb Der / gpen / Gjen=
bo1u1el1 or. 1902 1916 Mpe. g
|bpor bans og bans @llitrn aaren Ct.
9cnbifier), iom ligcleoes CT tpot
pes Treoericia % font ban Igifteoe !
1866, I'LL Jreo % go nyoer Srl1a-
ter1le al beres arbejSe. setes
l.5gn Nlartin 5alomoniell leper paa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03
oil Nurgr.

Gmnaro 2inc bur I'LL ful0enot Mr=
r%angenlenter for fem itpre Gfsfl1s=
Iioncr lom fglger:
ugniitania" fra Mclu Dorf 81. Mpril
$4,000 Cons, 100 So. T., 4 &rnp.
r9llamnia" ira &ortlanb 25. Npril
1900 Cons, M 1913, 2 &rop.
yGarmanta" fra Boston %. Mpril
10000 Cons, Eurbin nteo 3 Yrop.
rManretania" fra Me,u Dorf Is. Npr.
$4,000 Cons, 100 SIS. l., 4 @rop.
rGampania" fra Me'u Dorf 5. Mai
10000 @eitefr9fter, Goblet @rpp.
5peeielle gjen1emeaaenoe Iog
'pil aigaa fra Minmeapolis tire 90
tae / 6prpeien UNDER perlnnlig 2eo=
'ngelie al Gttnaro 2iniens Mcprn=
lentumter.
3nnbrcber al Meolcmmer al
.Spnner al Morge", @allinglaget,
9forolanoslaget, 1%rpnoerlaget, 1ele=
|lagct, &aoris=sambanb, @uobrouos
oolsloget % malt9e unbre bar or
flaret iin 9eniiet at reiie meo oisie
HDampifih, og ar0re ~inbbD0es at
iloo 6slge og bragg 6oroeI al set
tgbenbe Narbnnoreoes @cfpsmmc
ligbeoer BET. tiIbpoes .&asiaaercr,
ION refer meo Sen gan1le poolibc=
|lige" sGnnarb 2ine.
@pis. Sc lite oIlereoe bar 1ifrct
Gent anbuf, iaa ojsr set meb st
'iamme. $500 iifrer GIaos . pao
|5sfibet % gororterer lapeite Gris.
CuNARD Line.
Minneapolis, ARinneiota.
- s,iiy tsl 9r,s,numm,,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03
Charles Bennett
BLoMSTERhANDLER
ALE Ordrer expederes personligt.
lz2 West Sixth Street.
Tel. It's 1850 N. w. Cedar 37Os.
Observation-Disclosures / Mil

Observation-Disclosures i Mime-
iotos @per bar i nis;e Gage bolot
lit oorlige Saarmp0e pao llniperli=
tetet. Superintenoe,ntcr ira @pcr
i nGsligaenne Stoter bar oNlao
iremmsot. Iette MpSe CT al ltur
S>snteresie for 5eniprflasierne / llni-
pcriitetets college Of Goucation"
TIL ct al @opeoformaoleuc nteo ocn=
tic observation-disclosures &cjie til
minneapolis CT at en1agere 2Urer=
inoer og 2nrcre for Sfplerne / Sc
res 9ycr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03

Or Din 5im al Summer mat,
piler gerocn Dig tit grcoe,
E1taar olt eniom % forlaot
lom en- Rapn paa piloe,r 6eoe,
6ap Sit gl 4 So moo set 9lao,
|oa fal az Sin 5or9 forooo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03
st. oauI.
&pntor: POI Court 8luct.
&pheber uaa inbiennes, iaa be er
1rDffcriet icneit 1orsbag M;obag.

&=@s&ssNH4
&cb Aipb eller Separation al
llbre beipg Oen p%eltienote Supcler
ginou Nelion. 200 6. It'll Street.
0olgatba &irfens &oinoeforenina
bill holoe beres nGii te Mpoe hos Mrs.
Ghril1enlen, 753 Ha1eiD Mpe., 1ors-
oog oen 8. Npril. gfterm. 81. ..
MHs Mcrteli9 pelfoEnmel1.
rSa, lab " qua ino ct Steo %
frrice liot 1iltorie" CT ct mt Slaa-
ero hos Ell fje1,ot 9a1ifer fer /
8pen; set blep opianaet pes ct Gil
Sc til Sore for 0igtcrcn :. 8. Niel-
ien i M~inneopnlis, og eIter Torig=
ocnNe>cr ollie mare e1O pillige til at
bore mco til at blipc "0iltorieifrl=
nere".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03

st, &anls &auspGien uil tp til
5fopplantnina for ut bepare iil
sSnrlpnirgstiloc Safe &aOnis, inet
ntal, or fpmGnet til sen Grfjelr0elle,
at Stop heparcr Ga1lolfellct OF fpl-
yelig pgloo &1noforiplriagen. &c
Der i Stotens Ioritlfple ital ajpre
NrtriSet. Ser lfal plontes ct 9l1=
lino 5rucr pr. Mere al @bite oa
Mnrlpan Yinc p1 ON ell Is Nor pil
Sc pu:c Ell 20 900 boic.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03
OtnneapoIte
Ser CT 100 aiite 2rrerillocr

49, ~
Der CT 100 giie 2nrerillocr i
Minneapolis oiientlige 5folcr, e.
llcr Is flere eno for ct Mar iioen.
Superintendent Sorom Tiger, at
gifte 2Grerinoer er. Sc beoite 2nrcr=
% at ban life uiloe l,plc
tneo at aniutte eli gift 2ercrinoc
frcmfor e, naift. ior,losat at oeres
@paliiifationcr eller Dor SC %la.lulle.
sbprualoie len goae nj >, y. =.
afboloer i'm aarligc Stiftcliesieil
2proag Mfteu bcn is. Npril / ga.
nia @all. 6eiten blipcr iaar flun
6orm al en ielitobelis sanmen.
iomit for Mcolcmnler mes Iomi!ie
Get forlpocr cuopioere at 2ogcn:
8pggefomite bor fjeM eli 2ot poo
Safe Street, imlellem 13tb % 14t!
Strcet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-04-03

Sernbancipurene giennem llniper=
iitetsarnnscn lfal ppcronffes ifplge
eli 0%pereusfom1 rpl1oaet mellem
ltnipcrlitetet5 Megenter % &eprr-
lcnto1tcr for Nprtbern Nacific 8u=
ilcl1, bois Spor gjennelnltjGrcr ltni=
ucriitctets Campus. Cen mcge1
neg ng Sarm, 'om f%pronrloges al
5pucne ioet Sc faser giernem Tut
oerlitctsgrunoen, er lpnrt g%ellerenoe
oa ioritprrenoe, i|ur / sc lrpe 8pg=
l1ingcr. ion1 CT opfprt / Nrrbc0ct
al Scrl1banelinien.
gnopis e. Gale ira Seem Dorf
TeltiefretGr for ,Nmerifas 5pei:
Gcr0rcnge", er fpnti1cl1 til 81. Gmul
for at pnffe %ssnteresie fpr Speioer=
orengehepuacllen. Irecag taIte fan
peD eli 2uubcom / Commercial Gll1b
for ct. &a11l Speiberorcnges Gfse-
futipfom1ite % Meolemmer al Ms.
,pctutipn Of Commerce" 2prbn9
f%pnfererc0e Eur, mcD flerc lc0cn0e
Torretniugsmu11o DIN gep9gelicn
Maroug % Sirsoag pil Sale til
Grunge i Mirn1eapolis.
ut Ajrrligbeoens @ej CT tprlc:
fl1lb, fit Clarence V. Sobnim ne.
finbe / lit 9ggteifab, % ''pm cit goi
Torret1,iwsmano neoifrep ban mi
ogtig bper @artg, ian leo Suerlal1
al lin sGgtelnlpocl. @u11 er 20 Ma1
og &ot1en 81 Mar gantmel. Sltleaf:
ten 1911 ilog bl1n bom / Melen mel
cit S11ppeeie; sen 1. Sftober 1912
~
foiteoe bun en- 6lolfe efter bom
oen IL. Sanuor 1913 iloe bum ban1
n1eo cit safs; Sen lite Npril 1911;
fpleoe bun en- Ganofieoel efter bam
0esl,oen bar bum / lang Iio iffe
bolot bans &l9oer rene ng bele. III:
tbs ifiGatber og br11gcr batn Ml1llb
Nu fo1r bon life boloe set 1no leu:
aere % .leeer 0erfor Silsmisie frc
lm @nitr1, bpilfet i1,ge1, ton for.
tanfe bam /.
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DablitrIm bbn1t til fem Mars
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Nominiitrotion. Sec er ium be-
ficnot bans MpG:anoicat Manot
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