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Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
mATAmoRAs SIEGE RAISED.

BROWNSVLEE April l7.-Villa's attempt to besiege Natamoraa has definitely abandoned, as far as the present is concerned. Major General Funston and staff left Brownsville for San Antonio. The general expects. however, 10 keep in close touch with the border situation
 Emilio Garza, the Villa consul here, predicted the campaign against Nata- moras win be renewed within a few weeks The Villa army under Gem eral Rodriguez retired to about 70 miles west of Matamoras Meanwhile some of the expected Villa reinforce ments from Monterey reached Bey- nosa, sixty miles west of Matamoras.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
ARRANcEMENTs coMPlETE

WASHINGTON, April IT, Ameri- can importers hov~ arranged with the British government for the passage of nearly a ship load of fly catchers, " bought and paid for in Germany be- fore March l. Now Rotterdam is awaiting shipment to the United Importers secured immunity from in- terference by the allied fleets by sub. hitting the facts in regard to the pur. chase directly to the British govern ment
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
STAMFORD WINS

BERKELEY. April 17 Stanford won the track meet from California by two points. Templeton of Stanford deciding the day by taking third in the broad jump. The score was sixty two to sixty There was strong com. netition an the way through. but DO records were broken On account of un. favorable conditions on California & new track
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18

any court. and which is therefore unique. this decision is a highly inn portant one 10 was written by Judge Franklin, Chief Justice Ross concur ring and Judge Cunningham dissent ing
 Hoffman, who is represented by Judson Harmon. former governor of Ohio, and Ellinwood and Ross, at tempted to get the case into federal court in Phoeniv on the ground of diversity of citizenship Judge Saw telle unearthed the fact that Mrs, Hook was a resident of Ohio and that there was consequently no diversion at all
 Hoffman appeared in person to i'm terpose the objection before Judge Lockwood that summons by register ed mail invalidated the Jurisdiction of the Cochise county court. as lac CHonman) was nonresident This objection was sustained by Judge Lockwood and immediately upon ap peal, the case was brought to the su preme court, the decision of the low ! CT court being there reversed and the case remanded.
 The decision covers over 90 pages
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
SURRENDER TO GREECE

ATHENS. April 17--It is stated the commander and crew of thirty Tur- kish of the torpedo boat grounded on the coast of Chios when pursued by allied warships, surrendered to Greek authorities.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18

Mme Slavko Grouitch, wife of the permanent under secretary of for eign affairs of Serbia, is touring American cities for the purpose of raising funds for her war-torn, dis ease-stricken country. She tells of conditions in Serbia worse than those in Belgium Mime. Grouitch, before her marriage, was a West Virginia girl and has served m Red Cross work in the present and the two past wars of her adopted country.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
GREEK BOAT SUNK

HAGUE. Sunday April 18.-Nayal department announces it was inform ed the Greek steamer llllispontos. which left Ymuiden Saturday for Mon tevideo, was torpedoed in the North Sea Her crew of twenty-one with a Dutch pilot was rescued by north Hinder Lightship They were brought to Holland
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-15
LADIES CARRY MAIL.

Misses Ethel and Gro Mclean, two
of our well known young ladies are
carrying the mail between Koo,kia and
Lowell distance of thirty-five miles
along the river to the Selway and Lock
sa Forks of the Clearwater.
There would be nothing remarkable
in this if a man was handling the bust
ness, but as it is carried in rig to
Syringa, at one time the end of the
route, then distance seven and one
half miles an packhorse to Lowell the
end of the route, and with the excep-
ton of about ten miles on the lower
end of the route, the settlement is
scattering and the road runs through
thick timber where the ordinary woman
would hesitate in travelling alone. But
the west has been brought to its highest
state by thousands of this same fear
less womanhood to whom we are proud
to tip the hat.-Kooskia Mountaineer
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-15
THEY HAD A HARD TRIP.

John Jorgenson returned yesterday
morning from three weeks trip into
Warrens, where he went to locate some
mining property for local Chinaman,
and reports very hard trip both ways.
They went in by the way of Higgins
and, contrary to reports, found from 2
to 5 feet of snow between the river
and the Hot Springs. Being unprepar-
ed for snow they were forced to camp
out the first night and did not reach
Warm Springs until the next day at IL
o'clock, being without food all the
time, and John was exhausted by the
time they reached the springs. The
rest of the journey was made without
much trouble and the claim were locat-
ed and the return trip made. The stage
trip out from Higgins to Grangeville
was also hard one. John says they
| will go back in about the middle OF
May and will spend three or -four
months in developing their property
which appears to be very rich. -'
John says there is much acticity il
the Warrens section this spring and {
big season s work is looked forward tt
by the mining men of that district
Cottonwood Chronicle.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-15
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP,

Management, circulation, etc, requir-
ed by the Act of August "a 1912. of
Idaho County Free Press published
weekly at Grangeville, Idaho, for April,
1915.
Name of editor, managing editor,
business manager, publisher, L. A.
Wisener.
Owner: L. A. Wisener.
Known bondholders mortgages, and
other security holders, holding ! per
cent or more of total amount of bonds,
mortgages, or other securities: None,
l.. A. Wisener
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this Goth day of March, 1915.
(Seal) R. F. Fulton, Notary Public
(My commission expires Dec. 30
1879 AL
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-15
GROCERIES

The very best brands of staple and fancy Gro
ceres All the fruits and vegetables of the season
received every morning-nice and fresh.
Bring us your eggs, butter and produce. We will
always give you the highest price.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-15
DR.. GREEN TO TRAVEL AGAIN
THIS SUMMER.

DR.. Green closed his Grangeville
Dental office, for the summer months,
the first of this week, and will visit
the surrounding communities, but ex-
poets to be in his office at least one
week each month until about Sept. LIST
when he will again devote his entire
time here during the fall and winter.
"In this way" the doctor said ~
can accommodate the largest number of
my patrons, enabling those who live at
distant points to obtain my services
but find it inconvenient or impossible
to come to Grangeville, while those
who live here can obtain my services
at time of the year most convenient
for them to do so. / have been sur
prised and highly gratified at the kind
reception l have received at the hands
of my old friends and patrons since my
return last fall. I have worked for SO
many children whose parents were
among my first patients when I came
here nearly twenty years ago. For
this reason / shall return again next
fall and remain during the entire win
ter as I have this year,
DR.. Green goes to Whitebird from
here where he expects to remain for a
week or ten days. All
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-15
CANVAS SOCIAL CLUB NO. /.

The last regular meeting of the
Camas Social Club No. was held with
Mrs. Jesse Woods on April 7th. Papers
which covered several subjects were
read by the members and an open dis
cussion followed. Dainty Refreshments
were served by the hostess. A very en-
joyable time and successful meeting
is the report of all who were present
The next meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. j. E. Hiles, on Wednes
day, April 81.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-15
BAGS FIVE COUGAR.

Tom Allison who returned last week
from the Selway country brought in
seven cougar hides to show the pro-
ceeds of his trapping and hunting trip
and claims the bounty of $25 for each
hide. In addition to the bounty the
hides have a market value of from $40
to SIS and this makes the extermina-
ton of the enemy of deer and live
stock renumerative to one who has the
experience necessary to hunt and kill
cougar. Sheep as well as deer are a
favorite dainty with this predatory
pest and they sometimes play havoc
with the sheepmen IS profits.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-15
CARD OF APPRECIATION.

Mizpah Rebekah Lodge No. IL takes
this means of extending an expression
of our heartfelt gratitude and thank
fullness to each and every individual
taking part in the Home Talent Vaude-
Vile given for the benefit of our
Regalia fund. And especially to Mrs.
Baker for the untiring effort put forth
to make it the success it was.
E. Bonny,
Mrs. Leafy Munroe,
Mrs. Edna Geary,
Committee.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-15
A WRONG IDEA.

There are many people who have a
wrong idea of astigmatism-it is not a
disease, but an irregularity in the curve
of the eye, and can be corrected only
by specially ground glasses. Its unusal
symptoms are headaches, often accom-
panied by turning of the head little
to one side in viewing objects and by
squirting of the eyes, which causes
about the eyes.
Astigmatism causes the eyes to
strain to see clearly. Bye-strains
mean headaches. Headaches mean in
ability and nervousness. Inability and
nervousness means Crouch and a
crouch means pessimism-th world is
out of order TO YOU. We have a num-
Der af cases on our books where eye
strain has resulted in such way as
above outlined and was entirely
cleared up and symptoms relieved by
the PROPER fitting of glasses.
Merely glasses before the eyes do no
good.
We have refitted hundreds of cases
where the old glasses that were being
worn were useless in relieving the de-
fects of the eyes-were improperly
fitted originally. For thorough eye
examination and RESULTS see DR.
JACKSON, the eyesight specialist on
Main St., in A. & F. Block, Grange.
vile. Att
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-15
SHOULD NOT FEEL DISCOURAGED.

SO many people troubled with indi-
gestion and constipation have been
benefited by taking Chamberlain
Tablets that no one should feel dis
couraged who has not given them .
trial. They contain no pepsin or other
digestive ferments but strengthen the
stomach and enable it to pedform its
functions naturally. 0btainable every
where.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-15
Insurance. Carrots.


cents a pound for 1914 pullets. F.
H. Meader Co. Aft
Now is the time to buy your Melted
Gem seed potatoes. F. Fl. Meader
Co. Aft
C. A. Brown of White Bird came up
Wednesday to accept a position in the
Observation-Disclosures store.
l want to buy your calves. Leave
word at the express office. Walter
Hickerson. 45-4
James Stuart of Kooskia came up
the first of the week to attend to bust
ness connected with his official posi-
ton.
S. G. McDaniels returned from Lew
iston Wednesday evening at which
place he has been attending to business
matters.
The Misses Emma Hussman, Bertha
Hackett, Alice A. Holtbuer and Amy
B. Morris from Ferdinand came over to
Grangeville Friday evening.
E. Christensen of the Joseph sec
ton came out to the county seat Satur-
day on business. He says cattle never
looked better than they do this year
and that the loss from rolling was
slight.
Ira Smith, deputy game warden, went
down to Lewiston the first of the week
to meet James Keane, the Northern
deputy, and get instructions on how to
take care of the offender of the game
laws of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Fassnacht return
ed Monday from Charleston where they
have been visiting for a month with a
brother. Mrs. Fassnacht, who had not
I been feeling well this spring found the
Charleston climate most agreeable and
2 returns much improved in health.
n Mr.. Shaw, the farm demonstration of
n the Northern Pacific, will be in Grange
Vile some time between May "a and 20
e the exact date to de determined later
= at which time he will address the farm
d ers of this section on practical farming
Mr.. Shaw, who is man Of wide ex
perience, will no doubt draw a gooc
q crowd.
o Those who have been motoring owe
the county take notice of two thing
, which are very pleasing. They are tn
y exceptionally fine looking fields o
;. grain and the good roads. And whel
been used it shows up to good purpose
y The best country in the world will 500
y boast of the best roads which should g
: with it.
j. /. Overman, former well know
citizen of Grangeville but now resi-
. dent of Seattle, was in the city tn
- county commissioners regarding tn
sale of road supplies. J. I. is no'
We manager of the house he took pos
e. ton with as salesman several year
n ago and is getting along toward the to
ne in his line.
A party consisting of Roy Nail, Hug
ne Kennedy, Archie Dyer, V, Nelson, Wn
" Webb, A. MacBoyle, W. L. Campbe
@ and j. J. Janeseo came up with ne'
" Ford cars from Fl. Lapwai last Sur
day. One of the cars was for Nail
n own personal use, and the other thre
W go to Archie Dyer, G. B. Campbell an
is A. MacBoyle. The trip was made i
is good time and there were no accident
al Deputy Horticultural Inspector j. 4
Powell returned Monday from a tri
J. through the Clearwater country, visi
of ing Orofino, Kamiah, Kooskia an
,g Sites during the trip. He was in Lev
ce iston and had the pleasure of shol
r. visit with Governor Alexander VIII
A passed through that city enroute
# Spokane. Powell left this morning fc
ia trip through the Salmon river coul
r. try.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-15
HARDWARE

lust received this week. carload of barb wire
and nails Our close buying enables us to give
you the best prices on dependable Hardware,
Builders Supplies. Windows, Doors, Shingles
Screen Doors, Lawn Mowers, Poultry Netting
Garden Tools and Miners Supplies.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-15
FIREl FIRE,

In case Of fire whnt become Of yopr
savingsi The economy of a lifetim
may be eaten up Il. little while. Can
you afford iti Let us protect you in
one of our great companies. Parker
Loan & Investment Co., Efficient Fire
Insurance Agents. 41-tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-15

Bran and shorts at f. FL. Meader
Co. Att
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26

pua aonaens Iptoru unoer 9eoodt.
ming al Yoltti. Noteaet3 Heitaitro.
ton ltuar unoer &auo, oct er bare
0iPitepGreliernc moo aouaen5 gtp,
torn % Eitcrgooe, lom cr ubcrsrt az
@ranoeu. Zen pTIblge Nrauo lam.
Icoe Suiener al (ilituere / &c ttoli.
&C Woraenttmer. Soruoen @ran0-
ppienet nar Ser oalao tilfolbt Tu.
1cniprloloater iii N5ltltuuce. @lonot
NctelletS @i9itcr par ogioa en- norif
Vioniltinbc. SRI. AierulI. iom blep
notloa mcotaget Al Mo- Tor oct Inf.
fcoc3 Ell tililenoc oouif Serre at
brinac henbc / Sitferheo. Ger fom
iorcurigt ingeu iilltooc un0er @rou.
ocIl. Notcllet mao rIuelIqpiS lore
lsbio luftc. Zen anrettche Stooe
u~nlldoe5 til Ell 0tinion aroucr. 500
iclet@ iamleoc NSiuronceiuu bels-
Der liz Ill 3 a I Wiilioncr 6roner.
Oct elcS al ct aoniortium, blonbt
hpi3 mere irenltrGhenoe Meblcm-
nlcr er oen beficnbtc %lnhorblcr,
GtatSrooo geord Beetle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
Selpforifvlote ulvffer.

Naihlnltou 0en 2i0c Warts. -
Observation-Disclosures poo'toar, al
oct ooerpeler0c Glcrtul AZ DC lllpf'
fer. iom i~nbtrUiicr pao ocrca Siller,
lfuloc2 TublifumS Stisoc@Issheo,
ilrr Eerionera ¬rPn9en pou
,,ernboncrnes Gnenerfcr. &c bar
oerior / @inter rettet inotrpngenoe
Senuenoclicr til DC iorIflclltgc Std'
ter2 Segialatrrer ON at oeotagc
itrunQerc Hope berlnloh % Ell ltrGn.
acre Spcrboloellc AZ &c Sope, Ionl
beltaor.
en al Sernbanerne u~Oarbeloei
Stutiitif piler, at oucr 10000 Ser
ioucr / Sebet al DC lioltc II Nar er
bIepct Orpbt iom Sel9c AZ Ioonor
ulopli9 % lipSiorlio ¬rGnNer
puu Neutrality-suspicious. o. ANDRE a
@onernca Guemerfcr. % al onltrcllt
et liauen0e initial er bleuet lenllPIte.
DC cller glort Ill arebllnger 'ol
Sip9tio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26

IolofoSiereren baone nGgtet sfi.
bet at iorIuoe Sapnen, inotil ner.
mere Snltriir bar mootoget ira Bo.
lb'ngton. Get bar benltgget / Can
Siton iioen oen 6te 4uguit iorriae
Var. Get udr oeu Sang poa Rei-
ie ira YeitinOieu til europa meo
@ooS % Eosla9erer os isste SiI-
illl5t ber ior at uubgoa at iolbe /
@ruoerne poa eugeIife arpoiere.
6or ire Gage iioen begpnSte set
at toge a1tI o. FrouiGnt omborb.
9et bIeu negtet &larerinepapircr,
men oct looer iii, at Rapteinen oe5.
uagtet bar beltent lig til at gisre
et 6oriog pod at fomn1e aztec. Sra
sn az De ioere aarouer / Roro
eaitle ofipre0es 10 Stit6 ioran
@ougeI poa oct. men oct q fsrlt
"a Molfiufdnonen nabueoe 6ircttc
%l0, at Gamperen itonieoe og be-
llutte0e at oer0c tilboge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
Hnbipitatipncn uaa Srberen. ,Sro

StapanQcr mcoocle9 Ben ioc Mtort2.
SEQ Stnpanger H~oOioitotion poa
9tprlanb ifal bennc llgc pnabe0pn-
beS Hei9nir9 al f. me OtaItcr pdu
hunorebc WctcrS Spioc. &c ifol
titles poa tpera AZ Ncn Slnic. Dc pl-
ore Waitcr bumner. on bore ct Net,
beItcmt I'll at ophUue Den Tirfniuh
iont Statiol1en pdu lluanhaug fan
iaa pnn Stationcn pou NTrlono.
WtarconiS HeprGlcntnnt, Sngcnler
SroIt llotoIer, at Stationen tnn upre
/ Grit fire Ntaaneocr, efter at DC ito
tic Maifinhele or nllfontmct ira
Gnglano. Spi8 intct niorlo'eet ino-
trpiier, fan Heitcr Al Wtalfincriet
pentcS / Mpril Woaneb, inn Griitcn
'fllloe fllnne bc9pnbc / Stli. &o1
rbtoler imiolcrtib, at Der let fan
i1otrpiie 9anifcligbeoer, oa Huber
honolingcrne ON Siaaoclle til Or
port al Wtoifineriet, ipm lpre, mel
lem ben nor'fc % engelItc Hegle-
ring, er pbcrit inbuifleoc % ubercg-
ncliec.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
Wuracs anoet lIuiucriitct. SpgruS

nloolet ON CT lll1iperlitet / Bergen
berercS / Ell Slloit!ulna ira Stortil-
gets 9tGrinastomitc No. , on Ell
iorbereoenbc @epiIgniug til I'm 500
lel9flinif / @er0cn. aomitccn flyer:
"Srtere % ~Iterterc buffer aropet ~
ON llnlpcr'ltet / Bergen, % Den SIo
er faltlfc life iicrlt. al Stnten fart
% nil imeocfonmc arapet o. aisre
Ell &capn0elic. Segnnbelleu nil ri.
mciigui@ bli eli mebicinlf rtliniif Nj
ocllna. ! ioa NaIo pil oct pore Tor
muulStlenIil, al Den eucntllelle me
Stiitella blir beIi19cnbe nprunelt
mullig Serqena Spa me Sp9ebltle
% mc0iciuifc Nnitaltcr pnd Nollte-
lano, l0ct nlul tuu Non no ira, at ell
epcntucl mcbicin'f NibclinN al llni-
periitrtet oil bli flmttct iii bi@ie Nr.
lpg. Naor Den me NpoIel@fllnit
ON iorhoobcntIi9 fife lang Sio blir
iGrbig. innca aomlteert, at nen@ &c
itprer % Spcrlrgc Dor bli Trofc3io-
rcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
Ncitcuoisriclen ira Sanmarf.

6uult MISUNDERSTANDING SCREENING
ouu Sclabaruu Hoienfrantj iorleoen
Ell Hptte iutere2iuntc Splp9nirder
ON oct oon'te SnuObrug5 SnotGdter
al ariQeu. Ser er / ariqSmaane'
0ernc uoiert $4,000 Stptfcr AuPd
lom or bercgnct at have alnet ell
WcrinotUat a. f. Wtilloncr arouer.
NJ cnbru lterrc ofonoml't %etpo'
ming bar Dog NcIteerporien pGret. \
Sc trc-i Waancocr iuotll Shitnln-
ucn Al Nouember. bo set cnoelide
Tprbto font bIeu ser uoisrt $4,000
SpIte. Sibltc Nar bctalteS Ne'tcne
oiememinitliq meo 700 aroner
ocunc Eri9 ltea nboucr Soften I'll oct
oobbcltc oG treoobbcItc. NcAncr
man bare Ell Sucrpria Al SEQ 3ro'
ner pr. Nclt, blir Oct en- WerinotTat
al % Miaioucr aroncr. Icn 'dm'
Ieoc &rrbi al Neiteuo'erielen I DC
ieritc aria$mdmrcocr or 50 Vtlllio'
ncr aroncr - o1 Ind 1oot 'orn ole
oiSic Seitc hap0c lnr'tlclllac 6ctl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
Ssbsialo. ct Ieosiolo, Tom ia

9pbsialb. ct 9sosiolb, ion ppf-
fer almiuOelie Geltaaelie og @efla-
gelie paa Hingerife, inbtrai iorle-
ben, ioet ben 81 uurige @oarobru.
ger Sbor TGroen pao Sefen / Sang
uigif peo 0eben al Sicrneilog eiter
ct Tur Cages Su9bom. SGroen bar
egentlig uooomnet iom Sprret1ing3-
manb. Gtterat hape toget Gromelt
peo Sanoels9pmnuiiet bar ban ier't
I Ell Notwithstanding / 2ramtmen
% oereiter ct Yar Nar / iterre rSor-
rctnin9er / hper al @perne 2onbon,
ajenigsberg og Taris. Wen eiterat
ban for benpeo A Mar iioen bapoe
opertaget Saoerens 'tore @aoro-
fompler, bar ban bleoet Ell iurig,
opatiq % tiosmpSiia @onrobrlgcr,
iom Solf iaa up til, forbi ban / ole
Hetninger fpreaif meo set 9o0e Or
cmpel. San bar begpnbt at paste
re @raoerne / bet fommnlnale 2ip,
bar fortioen Sormano / Noroerbops
t00-aorige Sogneiclifob, og man
aliIoo ham iont en- al "TrcmtioenS
@prere" / Siembp9oen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
SPORT Snelfreo.

0%uncoltuer. @ritilb Columbia,
Den 22oe Wort@. (sielgc Ct netop
mootoQet SeIegrnm blep 30 @rube-
urbeiocre orPbt % CT llgnenoe INITIAL
onorc ifooet / ct Snelfren, ion lod8
rep meo liz Here Observation-Disclosures peo
en allgrubc peo Some Souno,
=. =.
Sorltoen Observation-Disclosures bort
repc8 ogiua Ell Gel al @rtbcn2
1~allgbane.
@rubeoobnln9eu llg9er | Aa9lt'
Oell, npltcn 5000 SOB ouer Slmbei
n~eoenunOer. Gen Gel az 8ougba.
men, iom eoelagOes. itrafte zig ira
@ru6en neo til Strnrobreooeu.
Strar eiter WtoOtagelien al 9tu.
heoen ON lllpffen aIgit ct 2ump'tlt
herira iii Some Souno me0 SVael
% Smepleicrlter. Antd1eliI pdc
@runD al oibruOtc Go%rbinoellel
ioreliager enoml luJen uPrmer(
Glterretnluger.
Ter er ueo @ruben unldt orel
1000 Arbei0ere.
0uucouuer, y. 6. oeu 230O
Niuris. ,<loiil NutOmiten a. 0el
nPrte 1ampbuoO ira Some Soun(
oil intet nprmere tunue eriarcs an
dnuenoe oen itore Sncifrco@uluft
0eriteos. On 1umpbduo, lem on
font oeriru iloar A'tes mco ileri
5ilifaoefonme omboro. brIn3er Der
Ncooelclic. at 9lutnQet AZ De Cnt
fomne mluoit ull uad on I'll oct ler
lie Cuerilug al 30. Atten zig uat
6leuet uodrapet al Snemd5ierne ..
ser par minoit %, iom par bIepe
itaoe0e.
Sfreoet motroi llrar eiter Ntlo
nat.
Ger bertes Ct auaIo iom Al 81
1uuumlterplouou. % DC Suerleueu
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Iurfniug iom mlllil Al Toteter.
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100000 &rouer, men pouitooes al
gieren oniut iii 100000 aroncr.
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10000 aroner, men paaitobcS uniat
til 10000 &roner. Otter Ell ,Sllo-
tp9taprocent AZ AZ uo9iorbc Den
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blep opnppnt Ell iprifilt alage-
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bei0e. Gen bar iorbeiet Garter pao
arofifoaell meo 10000 &roner iii
2,350,O0O aroner og poc Sirnonoa-
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aroner til 10000 aroner. Samti-
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neb mcb 2S,950 aroncr iii $500
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