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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-10

David Caplin will deny compile
ity In explosion of Los Angeles
Times building, but will admit he
resorted to flight when under
suspicion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-10

COMMERCIAL BINDERY &
PRINTI,G co. Main AT. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-10

Instead of getting $4,000
Judgment in SANDER suit against
Axel F. Carlson, j. A. Nelson has
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Viking Hair Tonic. Why stay
bald2 Box 10, Tacoma. adv"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
Three Dead and
Two Badly Hurt
In Auto Crash
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international News Service:
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. 21.-
The usual Sunday automobile ac-
cidents in Indiana resulted yester-
, day in the loss Of three lives and two
others probably will die from in
juries, according to reports from va
rious sections of the state today.
DR.. c. NJ. Leblee of Greenville,
Ohio. was horribly crushed when d
traction car smashed mis- automobile
TO pieces near Upton. DIR. Lieblee
had passed the crossing and then.
for some unknown reason, drove his
car back in front of a fast interur-
ban and was killed. Mrs. NJ. +.
Miller OF Canton. H.. was serious
~ injured in another automobile ac-
ciGent near Upton.
II. c. Collins, a Frankfort archi-
tect- was killed when his automobile
turned over on the Jackson high
way. His wife also was pinned un-
der the machine and may die. Ray
Collins. the driver, had driven an
automobile only two days, it is said.
and lost control Of the machine.
Many other accidents were re-
ported. A party of Indiana 10Y
riders" was blamed for the death of
a woman in Danville, Ill. Frank
Heaton OF Frankfort was found un-
conscious near Lafayette, having
been struck by an automobile. Mil
dred Blair. 9. stepped in front OF an
automobile at Marion and may lose
an eye.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
Afternoon.

Tonight will be Joy Night at the
chautauqua tent and the JOY bringers
are TO be the White Hussars. an
aggregation of Is musicians who
have won fame through four years
OF transContinental tours. They are
directed by Alfred Sweet, one Of the
great cornetists OF the day. For
three years Mr.. Sweet was director
of Ringing Brothers Symphonic
band. He has been with the White
Hussars for three years. The COM
pany was organized by Ralph Dun
bar well known musical comedy
producer, and the praise which Il has
won all over the country has been
not alone for its music both vocal
and instrumental. but for lis Splen-
did appearance and its infectious
good time spirit
The White Hussars gave a brief
program this afternoon preceding
the interpretive reading Of The
Fortune Hunter" by Edwin NJ.
Whitney. The third and last lecture
in the series on Shakespeare which
r. +. +. Kline has been giving dur
ing the morning hours was given at
o'clock tins afternoon IN order TO
accommodate a larger number OF
persons. His subject was Shake
CONTINUED on PAGE FOUR)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
Seek to Withhold
Three MilHonDue
For Canal Right,
International News Service:

International News Service:
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21-Pres-
sure is being brought to bear on the
state department to withhold pay
ment OF the 100000 due the
Nicaraguan government for the
canal rights and the FOnseca bay
naval station. Officials here have
been assured that the a iministra-
ton in Nicaragua mas given its en-. 70
pioyes notes in payment for their
services, and that officials OF the
government have discounted them at
half their value. The expected
American payment would be divert
ed largely TO these officials 10 satisfy
the notes they hold. 1t is q expected
that the state department will with
hold payment OF the money until
after the installation OF a new ad-
ministratiOn
The situation has beer further
complicated by a protest from Sal
vador lodged with the Latin-Ameri-
can international court against sell
ing the United States islands in FOn-
SEGA bay for the establishment of a
coaling station. In this protest, it
is pointed out. that Salvador is one
of the countries exercising a joint
control over FOnseca bay. and that
Nicaragua has not the right 10 dis
pose of any part of il without the
consent of the other countries inter
ested. according 10 the terms Of an
existing agreement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21

Want Prosecutor
Barred In New
Stielow Hearing

Internal ioual News So vice.
ALBION, y. Y, Aug. 21.-The
fight 10 save from electrocution
Charles r. Stielow. convicted Of
numbering Charles b Phelps and
Margaret WolcOtt. took a new turn
today when counsel for the con-
demned man dispatched 10 Gov.
Whitman a demand that Dist Atty
John Knickerbocker or Orleans
county, be barred from participa-
ton at the special hearing TO be held
at Rochester.
The governor was requested to ap-
point an Inprejudiced district at
tOrney TO handle the case.
The hearing at Rochester was or
dered by Gov Whitman for the pur-
pose Of having John Knickerbocker
show cause why Stielow should not
have a new trial owing 20 newly dis
covered evidence. The new evidence
was a confession by Irving King that
cleared StielOw of the crime. but this
was later repudiated by King.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
ICE WAGON DRIVERS
IN MEMPHIS STRIKE

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Aug. 21.-All
Memphis was today walking to ice
factories for ice as a result of the
strike of drivers OF ice wagons Who
are asking for SIS a week salary and
20 cents on a ton for ice they de-
liver and a working time of eight
hours "a day Not one of the IL ice
factories in the city has granted any
part of the demands and none has
made an effort to deliver ice fearing
violence. Several steamboats, oper-
ating out OF Memphis left their docks
today with nothing but warm Mis-
siSsippi river water for their pas
sengers 10 drink
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
REVENUE BILL IS
FINAL MEASURE
Strong Opposition to Emer.
genCy Act is Not Expected
to Prevent Its Passage.
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international News Service:
WASHINGTON. Aug. I'll The
senate began debate today on the
emergency revenue bill, designed TO
raise $2O5. 900 TO fiji the de-
pleted treasury. and entered upon
what may prove to be the last week
OF the congressional session.
The revenue bill is the last big
measure on this sessions legislative
program and. unless too much OPP
position develops on the democratic
side, leaders on both sides were
hopeful Of adjournment next Satur-
day. The republicans will take three
DAYS to record their opposition, but
viii make no effort 20 delay passage
of the bill. Sens. Penrose, SmOot,
GaIhnser. Harding, Curtis and Sher-
man will present the republican
arguments against the measure.
Insurgents Plan Fight.
Despite the caucus endorsement OF
the bill. democratic leaders did not
conceal their fear that the real fight
against the bill would be made by
Insurgents on their own side. Sen.
Underwood Of Alabama. author of
the Underwood tariff. has given no
tice of his intention Of fighting the
tariff commission provision of the
bill. Sen. Phelan of California. will
make "a determined fight against the
wine tax. while Sen. Pittman Of Ne
vada- VIII lead the opposition TO Ger
tain features OF the munitions tax.
Sen Thomas Of Colorado. will OPP
nose the proposed $3.50. 900. 900 bond
issue 10 meet the expenses Of the
Mexican situation. and while no spe-
ciaI act viii be required 10 authorize
the sale Of the bonds his stand may
tomLiicate the hg,t on the demo
cratic side
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21

presidents as he entered the hotel
lobby. with "a grim smile.
This is sure he'll OF a game"
was his only comment. Judge j. ~.
Dickinson. former secretary OF war.
and now operating receiver OF the
Rock Island lines. also arrived today.
He too, was silent w. L. Mapother
of the Louisville and Nashville: w.
B. story, vice president of the santa
Re, and George T. Slade. vice presi-
dent of the Northern Pacific. put ia
their appearance.
Urge Arbitration.
The managers committee tOdsly
began 10 get results from a cam
paign among business examinations.
manufacturers associations and ship
pers' associations. seeking TO in
fiuence Pres't Wilson. Scores OF tel
egrams reached Washington urging
that the entire controversy be set
tied by arbitration
Meanwhile the representatives OF
the four brotherho0ds held "a brief
meeting. decided that nothing could
be done today and adjourned until
tomorrow The brotherhood heads
hear numerous telegrams from their
home locals read. concentrating
them upon their position and urging
them 10 stand firm
The action OF the president in
sending 10 George Pope. president OF
the National Association OF Manu-
facturers. a rather sharp denial that
his present plan was i'm effect an at
tack upon general arbitration and his
declaration that his attitude neither
weakens nor discredits. but strength
ems" the principles or arbitration.
has materially strengthened his POI
stion. officials say.
Many Endorse stand
Although many telegrams have
reached the white house demanding
that arbitration Of an Of the issues
involved including the eight-hour
day-be forced. there has also been
received q great many endorsing the
presidents plan and declaring that
IL is his duty 20 prevent "a nation
wide strike even though IL may 10
necessary 20 apply for the appoint
ment Of federal receivers 70 operate
the roads.
The brotherhood representatives.
are marking time They met in
their headquarters again today and
talked things over. but took no den
mite action. They have made IL very
plain 90 the white house that if the
railroads refuse to accept the peace
plan they VIII 80 ahead with their
original PROGRAM and call the strike.
IettinE the blame 20 10 the roads.
Bu, they have promised preq't VIII
son. il is learned thar they win make
no radical move whatever. without
FIRST consulting him
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
CHILD BORN IN HEARSE
IN CHICAGO SUNDAY

CHICAGO Aug. 21-Life and
death were fellow travellers for a
brief period in Chicago last night.
and death drove out Of its way that
life might survive.
Mrs. Mildred NolenSky was i'll. She
rniscalculated and the supreme mo-
ment overlook her as she was
hurrying TO a hospital on "a street
car The conductor halted a pass
ing hearse. With the aid of a POI
Hceman Mrs. Nolcnsky was placed
inside the wagon alongside the cas-
ket and "a few blocks from the hos
pital "a boy arrived. Mother and son
are doing Well
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
International News Service
BY Frederick Palmer.

AT THE BRITISH FRONT IN
FRANCE. Aug 21.-GO:3O a. M
Not only have the British held all
the gains won in Saturdays attack
through the critical second day and
night following IL. bat they have
made another important gain.
This morning they are within 500
yards OF Marunhuich as the result
Of taking the redoubtable switch
trench which had held them up be-
tween Pozieres and Highwood (For-
eauX fOresp.
Here IN the center OF their POSI-
ton. wEn= they have been creeping
upon both TANKS. vicious Attacks
cnuntar-attAcks have RACED for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
Probing Report Jdps Haze
Bought Panama CanaLBase

partment, the land is TO be used by
japan as a naval base. The Span
lard who is alleged to have obtained
the land FOR Japan is an agent ina
Havana, Cuba, Of japanese silk
firms.
Already several reports have been
received by the Laun-American bu-
reau OF the state department from
its agents investigating the reports.
officials OF this bureau refused abb
soiUtely today 10 say whether or not
the reports so far received confirm
cd the unofficial adv1ces-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
International News Service:

International News Service.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Reports
that the japanese government
through Spanish agent. has obtain
ed a land concession of 0.O00 acres
on the Atlantic seaboard OF Panama,
are being investigated b. the secret
service agents Of the United States.
Sec'y OF state Lansing today admit
ted that the investigation is under
way. but he refused 10 discuss il
further.
According 20 the unofficial reports
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
DIES ON HIS WAY TO
CLAIM HIS BRIDE

Iutern1ti1uaI N-v- Service
INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Aug 2I.-
Or Harry G. Cain, "a MddletoRn,
Ind. dentist. was 90 have been mar
ried tomorrow. Instead he wiI he
buried The joy Of approaching
wedlock Of Miss Minnie Lloyd, has
intended wife has turned 90 sorrow
Dr. Cain died Of heart disease in an
Anderson hospital sunday. having
been stricken while on car while
en- route 20 Warsaw 20 claim his
bride teacher iu the Anderson
high school who was spending the
summer az Winoua lake. The funeral
viii be held az the home OF Dr.
Gains parents near Indianapolis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
DIVORCE
IS DENOUNCED
AS HEATHENISH
"Pagan State Laws" Come in
For GriIIing in Report on
Public Morals by Cath
OIiC Federation.
International News Service:

lEtgrna t1O1al News SeFNtce-
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Denun
citation of lax divorce laws and the
growth Of radicalism in America
formed two leading features of the
report of the national committe OF
public morals presented today a
the 18th annual convention of the
American Facoerca~u of Catholic
Societies. The rar IT was presented
bv Edward -Teeney. K. :. c.. OF
Brooklyn. chairman IF the commit
tee
After calling attention 10 the fact
that more than 100000 divorces
have been granted during the last
10 years 10y American courts and
the fact that federal efforts to Sc
cure a uniform divorce law have
failed. the report says:
I'VE can only repeat denunciation
of pagan state laws that make easy
the separation of what God has
Joined together, and renew our de
mand for a national law so string
ent that no longer shall the finger
of scorn be pointed at the United
States as second only to Japan in
the number of divorces granted to
people of doubtful morality
DenOunces Radicals.
Dealing with radical sociology
the report says:
The sOciologist is poisoning the
wells Of public morality by the ad-
vocacy Of birth control, sex hygiene
regulation by the state of marriage
on an animal plane, rejection of the
wedding of men and women through
Gods minister. The next move OF
the new philosophers may be 10 do
away with the old rite of matrimOny
and go the limit. with a civil magis-
trate's certificate, to protect these
with property interests and free
love for the proletariat, the state
TO care for the children
The report characterizes the radi-
cal as a tireless worker, who turns
to the unorganiZed ranks Of labor
when he finds his efforts rejected
by the thoughtful trade unionists
In his code of materialism and class
hatred. says the report, there is no
room for morality Of the Christian
code.
Mexicans Debauched.
The work of the radicals in MeXi-
co is described thus:
Tons Of anarchistic literature
sent across the Rio Grande during
the past five years, for which the
radicals of the United States are
said 10 have contributed as much as
$1,000 a month. have debauched
many Mexicans. The pernicious
propaganda spread until the bandit
chiefs found themselves at the head
Of military mobs bent upon hunting
Christ from the so-called republic.
Aided by other revolutionary fac
tons a savage minority has TERROR
lied and demOrahzed "a nation OF
100000 Christians.
The Catholic societies convention
was only one of seven gatherings
which formally launched Catholic
week" The day began with a high
mass at the church of ~. John the
Baptist Later in the forenoon the
German Catholic Central Nerein
held a session at which the annual
report was presented. This stated
that during the past year the total
membership of the organization had
been Increased TO more than 155,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
WILSON REFUSES TOILET
MEETING WITH CHIEFS
GO OVER UNTIL TUESDAY
"Old Guard" Among Transportation Chiefs
Arrives in Washington Prepared to
Fight-Attend Hurried Meeting at
White House With Reluctance.
IaternatIonlI - servIce

WASHINGTON Aug 2t-PreSt Wilson this afternoon sud
denly called halt all further delay in the negotiations he is
conducting with the representatives of the railroads of the country
to avert the threatened nationwide strike The president called the
railroad heads to the white house at 80 this Afternoon despite
their efforts prevent further conference until After
attempting put off the meeting the railroad executives agreed
% w house afternoon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
WESTERN STARS IN SESSION

WESTERN STARS IN SESSION.
international News Service
BUFFALO, y. Y, Aug. 2l.-The
grand lodge of the Independent
Western Star order is holding its
biennial meeting in Buffalo this
week There we're 80 delegates
present when Max Levy, first vice
grand master of Cincinnati called
the session TO order.
Grand Master Nathan T. Bremen
OF Chicago, delivered an address Of
welcome.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
The American Dollar
Rules the World

And Thursday in South
Bend its power IS doubled
and hipied.
In the financial world
pounds sterling, francs and
lireS no longer hold as stand
ards of value. The American
Dollar is now The accepted
standard in international ex-
change.
Thursday South Bend
merchants have planned TO
enhance King Dollars pow
er. It's Dollar Day and
YOUR DOLLAR will 60
twic or three times as far in
purchasing real goods as up
on ordinary days.
Youll find these bargain
opportunities in the issues Of
The NewS-TimeS the next
few DAYS. Read them care
fully. There are sure TO be
some things you're in need
OF and a lot of things you II
want 10 get at bonafde bar
gain prices.
READ DOLLAR DAY ADS
FOR PROFIT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21

International News Service
PARIS. Aug. 21.-Using liquid
FIRE in great quantities the Germans
made a determined effort 10 recap
ture F1eury on tEe Verdun front
last night. but were beaten of by
the French.
The repuIse OF the German liquid
fire attack was announced in the
official communique Of the war Of
nee today
a violent artillery duel has been
ragiag on the Somme front
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
British Make an Important
Gain in Center of Line

weeks and German resistance was
strengthened after the loss of Poz-
ieres. but at last the Germans have
had 20 yield 20 the incessant ham
mering.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
WHITE HUSSARS
HERE TONIGHT
Musical Organization to be
Feature of "JOy Night
at Chautauqua.
TUESDAYS PROGRAM.
Morning.

9:OO-Children's hour, The
Hollow Tree Stories, by Miss
Clara Finch.
Afternoon.
3:OG-Lecture. My Wild Bird
CHESTS by Ernest Harold
Baynes
Evening.
S:OO-Bird Masque, "Sanctu-
ary.' and Pageant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21
The WEATHER

- " ~
INDTANA-Probably showers late
tonight or on Tuesday; cooler Tues
day
LOWER MICHIGAN. - Posi- bly
showers tonight or Tuesday; cooler
Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-21

CONTINUED on PAGE FOURD
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05

Nioten al forriee ltse bar tr9ifet
opiiaaebes finn ira 6 Ill s VuIbels
pr. acre, oe apoIiteten par oesuoen
meget oaarlig.
Cmifiitnineer ueb Statsfrngslet.
Ni al De peo Hortb Gofotas S9ngiel
/ gismarcf an'atte getlente bar "af.
bruot lin ScrbinoeIie meo Initalten"
Tom Der melotes Den lite os. S9ng'
ielsbeitprer Talcott negteoe at iige,
bporpiot oisie 9etiente q blepne al.
ifeoiaeoe eQer ON De bapoe reiigneret.
S9naieIsbeitpreren bar bapt Here
Wsoer meb Statens @oarb OF Cont
troll, Der piitnof bar iororet Ell 6or'
flaring meb 9enipn til De mango
llnbpigelier ira SGngsIet. S Sebet
al ct Yar Maancoer er Der nenllig
remt % Songer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Gennur fummnnale Salpun luffet.
mnutuuu.
Nn 0n Trimmer Oh. Hnf

YIN gp iprinser Up. HobIe er Ell
lp 9p netop iprirlgcn OF pcO Slo'
Den lpo for Snopoen. Zen far ale.
reoe Ell &ornclepotor, @rtif og on.
Orc Sorretninger, ligciom Der er ino'
ienDt Nnipgning ON EoItfontor.
Sngtirioncn aabnct. Wontanas
ierIte SaatiGion ior Iarct aabneoes
Den lite Sept, ioet ba tiaoocs at
ifpoc @iloGnoer. Sagttibcn for ErG.
riebens, Eheaiants, cartridges og
Sage Sens bcgpnoer fsrit ben 15oc
Sept. o9 parer finn til 15oe Sftober.
WtilitGre Epclier peb Sfplcrne,
Saapcl Statsunipcriitetet ipm Stu
tens 2anobrligsifolc pil ioar optagC
militpre GpelIer for line Gleuer. SeS
2unobri,asifolen pil Oct bliue opta9ei
Iom tpun9ent Sag, meocns Stiloen.
tcrne peo Stotsuniueriitetet bar irii
Salg.
lllopruonftiunen fprpget. Sielg(
&c Spsoper, ser iorri9c ll9e oiient'
l~iaaiprocs / Silon. or 9e~aperbeaos
llobpttc al lilo III ira eli Srcoicbel
iii set oobbcIte al bpab oct no9eniin'
sc ier bar pTrct. Ter er iolgt coei
2.62S,000 Yinb - Ell Sorsgelic al
omtrcnt Ell Wfilion Euno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Suo pukntn.

U%onGDncl(c. I'll Ncgiltrar peo De
Soreneoe Staters 9anbfontor / 90.
pio Gin bar ErPiioent @ilion no.
ieet Santes @alter Wtee.
Sri Epitlepering / @inner. Sra
EoltDepartementet / &oibington er
lnolebet llnoerrctning ON, at mi
Eoltlepering meb Oct fsrlte bill ino.
fsres / Winner.
Grtsfnnb | Senowuubs 8aber. =
lnoer AnlGgget al en- IN Gaoe | en-
al Seaonooos l~lofanter, er man
lteOt paa Ell meget rig Grtsaare. -
Drift pil llben Spil blipe anlagt paa
Steoet.
Witd)ells fprite Spprppgn anfom.
men. st ire Wtils Spprpelsipltenl
er paa oct nprnleite f9rOigt / Dit.
feil, o. Spcns iprite Sporpogn AT
fom SorsOag. Zen me Sogr, Ger
oripeS meo 8asolinemotor, oil in.
Den iaa Gage iGttes i regelmGsiig
Crit.
Chen Sastlpit. 5 Maoiion er
iaar uotagct fGrre Sagtbepillinger
enb nogeuiinoe for, % man bar for
giGpes ipeflIleret paa, bpao Iaria-
gen til oenne Waneel paa Sagtin-
teresIe bel fan bore. Sagtinicnen
Tor ErGricbons % Sanofugle aab-
mes Den 10oe 0s.
Statcns Mnti-S aloom geagne. @eo
oct Wteoe, iom Soutb Safota Intt-
Saloon &eague forleoen afbolbt /
Wtitd)ea, er Charles u. Somaro al
Iberoeen palgt til SrGiioent, EaItor
$. 6. &asmus ien al Canton til Gice.
prpiioent % Or. s. g.. Soaglano al
Witdea til Sefretrr.
ltnsois gGngitelie. st 3.aarigt
Eigebarn, Cater til Wr. og Wrs.
Carl @uraas / Giteaine, foripanot
iorleOen Dag iporleit ira Sjemmet,
% oa man life funbe tpnfe fig an.
oct, emo at Barnet bar itiaalet, paf-
ie BET en- fort Sio megen Staabei %
sGngitelie. 9arnet ianbtes BOG liot
Ienere paa 9agen roligt iopenbe / eli
aIGoesfllrp / ct Sotels spre Gtagc,
hppr BET par fraplet op % iaa milo.
itGnoig uotrTttet lagt Jig til at
iope.
9ennur fommnnale Saloun lnffet.
Gen fommnlnale Saloon, Der ifuloe
pprettcs / 9ennor, ipnes at bore saaet
/ Saifen, % oens Sab fan maaife
trGtfe andre lignenoe SnItitutioner
eiter fig. 9pen itemte rigtignof for
Solcpn peb iioite @aorpola, men Gin.
coin Gountps &ommiSiGrer iattc Zig
paa @agbenene pg ncgtcoe at llolteoc
2iccnle. Scmpcrnnceiolfene paaitaor
nemlig, at Ser / Stotens 2ope life er
no9et, Ser fan bcrettige noeen loItc-
bclic al 2icenie ior fommunalc So
l%ooner, og bette Spsrgsmaal bliper
MI at afgjsre peo &ctterne.