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Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07
E r r II A M b ON
ACEMAKING CIT /

II Population 10000.
II z5 miles from New York
II Tax rate ESQ.
H On staten Island Sound. at the mouth
II lfi the Raritan River and at the head
II Of Raritan Bay.
II Ocean steamers can dock In from -
10 40 feet Of water.
Channel q feet deep at low water
'eading UP from Sandy Hook:
II Daily steamer service to New York.
-Four raiiroads-th. PennsyIvsnis, Cen
II tral Railroad Of New Jersey. Lehigh
valiey and tho Staten Island Rapid
H tons. affording almost an unlimited
/ pumber of excellent factory sites.
Has two telegraph and two telephone
Il Electric light and gas companieA
II Federal postoffcs building.
\ $4,000 Z, X. c. A.
4 Ten grammar schools and one nigh
III school which 10 on the approved list OF
H oil the leading unive rsities in the coua-
N Try. four parochial schools a:d a busi-
4 ness college.
h Churches of all denominations
\ Municipal electric light and ws'er
II works
rrominent center for trolley 20 all
Il Richest clay deposits in the country
l In The Immediate Vicinity.
1 Splendid theatrical advantages;
1 Some of the leading industries are:
American Smelling s. Refining company's
Barber Asphalt Works: United Lead
Works; United States Cartridge Co.;
American Encaustic Thing Co.. Ltd. G.
| Pardee Steel and Tile Works; Atlantic
Terra Gotta Co: Federal Terra Gotta
| Co.: Now Jersey Terra Gotta Co.: three
plants Of the National Fireprooflng Co..
and other similar industries within the
Immediate vicinity; Ceramic Works;
| Chesebrough Vaselinc Works; Marcy
Stove Works: two dry dock companies.
together with shipyards ld marine rail-
ways: Standard Underground Cable
Company; Roc ssler q Hasslacher Chem
icai Works; Bakelite manufacturing
concern; Castles Ice cream plant; win
dow shade and cigar factories; cement
stone works; coat shipping piers; hand
kerchief factory: chemical laboratories;
machine shops and IRON foundries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07
Famous Women
st. Elizabeth of Portugal

Tomorrow Is the day dedicated by
the Catholic church to st. Elizabeth
She was born in 1271, the daughter
of Pedro III. of Aragon. At twelve
years of age she was given in mar
riage to Denis King of Portugal. She
was very sanity woman who, be-
sides doing much good for her sub
;ects, several times made peace be-
tween her husband and her son, AL
phonso, who had taken up arms
against his father. 1t is said that heI
husband tried her sorely through hit
jealousy and his infidelity. Through
out all this she remained patient and
proved herself innocent of ISLANDERS
that were directed against her. She
built many religious houses and
charitable Institutions. She died al
the age of sixty-fve universally
mourned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07

But the right Ia more precious than
peace, and we si-al aght for tho
things which we have always carried
nearest our hcaris--for democracy,
for the right OF those who submit to
authority TO have a VOICE In their own
governments, for the rights and iiber-
ties OF small nations. for n universal
dominion of right by such a concert
Of free peoples as shall bring peace
and safety to all nations and make
the world itself at last flee.
TO such task we can dedicate our
lives and our fortunes everything
that we are and everything that NC
have, with the pride of those who
know that the day has come when
America is privileged to spend her
blood and her might for the princi-
Piles that gave her birth and happi-
ness and the peace which she has
treasured.
Ted helping. her, sRass2a.-G DO ns.
nthcr.
President Wilson
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07

Luke McIMIxe Says
Why Is 1t that an economical woman
usually lands an extravagant husband
and that an economical man usually
lands an extravagant wife?
1t Is strange thing. and every
man must fess up to 1t, how a man will
take an intense dislike to some man he
has never met. He doesn't know why
he dislikes the other man, but he
does. And the dislike often grows into
form of hatred. And, later on, when
he meets the man he dislikes, a man
discovers that the other man Is O
mighty decent kind of fellow.
The big objection we have to or
chestra leaders is that they always
try to look the part.
1t is mighty good thing for the
dear girls that their reputation for
beauty doesn't depend upon their ell
bows.
Any time q workman feels that he is
too good for his job 1t doesn't take the
boss long to see that the workman Is
permitted to hunt elsewhere for em-
ployment.
man will smoke four ten-cent Gig
ars on the front porch while his wife
Is washing the dishes In the kitchen.
And IL his wife happens to drop one
two-cent dish and break 1t the man
begins indignating over woman's S
carelessness and wastefulness and rea-
Lies why 1t is that he has hard time
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07
Today We Celebrate
Anniversary of the Hanging of Lin
coins AsSassins

L
coins Assassins.
On July Z, 1866. Mrs. Mary e. Sur
ratt, Lewis Payne, David e. Herold
and George A. Atzerodt, who, with
John Wilkes Booth, had conspired to
kill Abraham Lincoln and his secre-
tary Of state, William III. Seward.
Booth, as is well known, was shot TO
death in the barn from which he
made hts fight after his flight from
Washington when his murderous at
tempt on the great presidents lie had
succeeded. The four other conspira-
tors were rounded up within a short
time and placed on trial. There were
more persons implicated in the con-
spiracy than just those four. partic-
ularly John Surratt, son of the wo-
man who was tried and convicted
The son. however. escaped the gal
lows. A very interesting story was
told some time ago by Lieut.. Col
Christian Rath concerning the hang
ing of those convicted. He had charge
of the hanging. Rath at the time
took an oath not to tell what he knew
of the Lincoln conspirators and kept
his oath for forty-six years. He was
relieved of his oath several years ago.
According to Rath the march to the
gallows was headed by Mrs Surratt.
walking between two priests. She was
dressed in black, heavily yelled. The
priests carried the crosses in their
hands and were reading the service
for the dead Four soldiers followed
her. Behind them came Atzerodt,
guarded by soldiers and accompanied
by Lutheran priest. He had chains
upon his ankles and these clanked as
he walked unsteadily toward the
scaffold. Then followed Herold,
Booths attendant on the night of his
flight. He was a mere boy and is said
to have cringed like coward. Last
came Payne, who was absolutely fear
less. Lit. Col. Rath, telling his own
story of the further proceedings says:
When the nooses had been adjusted
and caps pulled over their heas / wait
ed for some time before giving the
signal for knocking the posts from
under the drop" Col. Rath hoped
that a pardon or reprieve might come
for Mrs. Surratt. But none came and
the four bodies shot down in unison.
at a given signal. the drops fell and
The bodies were put in boxes and bu-
ried. Rath personally taking the
moose from Mrs. Surratt's neck and
placing her In her coffin The work
of execution consumed in all about
one hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07
THE MISUNDERSTANDING PART

uHE PDEAS UkE-SElI hEIt'S PAhL
Some of the leading railroads of
< the United States have announced
that they are cutting down the num-
ber of passenger trains and at the
same time reducing the number OF
chair cars, dining cars, observation
cars, and the various other special
comforts to which the public has be-
come accustomed. This is done nol
as a matter of economy, but in order
TO save motive power and fuel as
much as possible for the big work OF
hauling the freight that the war
waging departments of the govern
ment need.
The American people are the
greatest railroad travellers in the
world. They think less of hopping
on train and going 1000 miles thar
the average European thinks of go
ir- twenty. There are in this coun.
try many men and women with
abundance of time and money or
their hands who take mountains OF
trunks with them and fit from one
summer resort to another, until they
find Just the kind of society, or bath
Ing, or golfing, or tennis, or what
not that suits them.
This aimless gadding about. this
hauling of hundreds of pounds Of
trunks. this travelling just to be trav.
cling is sheer economic waste. II
puts upon the railroads the burden
of carrying passengers and baggage
that make for nothing In our indus
trial and business scheme of things
The roads could be of better service
In moving necessary freights.
And that suggests how many of lis
can do a little bit toward helping
pur country in this war. Let's cut
out, as much as possible, all railroad
travel that is not absolutely neces-
sary Let's stay home this summer
and learn how comfortable one can
be In ones own house, instead OF
crowding into a little room at some
summer resort. And If we must
travel. let's cut down our baggage tc
tho limit.
This may. not seem much to do
/ It Is not much to do. But the &C.
cumulations of thousands of such
cases will help the railroads tre.
msndously in their job of doing work
lfor the nation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07
Perth Amboy
20 years Ago
July Z. 1897

July 4, 1897
At meeting of the Board OF Free
holders the Brunswick Traction
Company was granted permission to
run trolley tracks over the Albany
street bridge In New Brunswick pro-
vided this company lay track into
Perth Amboy from Metuchen within
one year and half.
Miss Amelia Hamilton, daughter of
Richard Mortimer Cornell, was mar
ried at the home of her father to
CASTOR Hardinr r. F~v. II. Goodwin.
+ s@ 'A
Miss Stella Hanson, thirteen-year-
old daughter of Chris Hanson, Of
Hartford street. died at her home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07

Poor Man.
In winter we must fix the fires,
And shovel snow at dawn:
Now he beats rugs until he tires,
Then starts to NOV the lawn.
Luke McLuke.
Dear Luke, methinks you're sparkin,
bad,
Your muse Is full of suds:
For now at dawn you'll find poor dad
A-hoeing of his spuds.
Columbia Is. CO. Record. J
zAndf If IT isn't sbdds. why then
AS sure as you are born
He's doctoring his corn crop with
Some patent stuff at dawn.
Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07
BRAZIL COMES IN

The German bureaucrats may be
4b1e to explain to their people why
~ Is that Greece has at last broken
pd relations with the Teuton powers,
4dt they will have a big job on their
hands when they try to tell why the
great. rich and powerful South
American republic of Brazil has
aligned itself with the United States
IA the world war.
The agents Of the kaiser can very
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07
making both ends meet.

making both ends meet.
1t is a. mean thing to say. But 1t Is
a fact that with some men honesty is
the best policy only when everything
else fails.
If some women had to wear wood
en- leg thoy would want about four OF
them In different shades-one for
house wear, one for evening wear, one
for Sunday wear and one to wear
down town.
And 8 man gets mighty little conso-
lation out of the fact that some other
man profits by his mistakes
Those silk bibs the girls are wear
ing across their chests make man
feel like throwing peanut shells or
paper wads at the things to see how
8 Il fnfs
the pouch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07
Friends.

"When our friends die. in proper
tion as we loved them. we die with them
we go with them. Weare not wholly
Of the william Ellery Cham
ming.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07

IAN artist could never be-"
Said Dental Student Sessonsi
And yet It's very plain to see
I'm taking drawing lessons."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07
Fire Alarm Boxes

Copper Works.
a4--Markst and Sheridan Streets.
16-Smith Street and Central r. n.
16--Market and First streets
Ave. and Paterson Bt
2S--Tigh and Lewis Sts
16-Smith and High Streets
ss--New Brunswick Ave. and New Su Get
3T-Smfth and State Streets.
Terra Gotta Works.
l9-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford Strsst
and Front Streets.
46--State and Washington Streets.
N7--High and Washington Streets
b4--State st. and Buckingham Ava
k6-Parker st, and Pulaski Ava
56--Hali Ave. and Charles Street.
S7--state and Wayne 6treets.
bs-Near United Lead Works.
59-Maurer.
s:-W ashington and First Streets.
6s--New Brunswick Ave. and Elm Street
e4--Smith Street and Watson Avenue.
and State Streets.
72-Front and Smith Streeta.
f3--Water and Gordon Streets.
T4-Kearny Ave. and Gordon Street.
e1--Brace and Hanson Aveuues-
s3--snnith and Herbert Streets.
s3--Amboy Ave and Washington Street.
Sl--Lehfgh Ave. and Stanford Street,
S5--Near City Hospital
ss--Cieveland and Brace Avenues.
s7--Amboy and Hall Avenues.
92--Anboy Ave and Inslee Street.
ef--Lawrencs and Francis Streets.
:4--Nevilie and Johnstone streets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07
Fact.

"On this advice you can depend"
Remarked old Uncle Glenn:
You'll always have good neighbors
friend,
II you are good to them"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07

Ina Trump, OF Newtonsville, Ohio,
wants to know IL she can get into a
bridge game in the Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07

Some men are born great. and
some achieve greatness" observed the
Sage.
And some merely grate." added the
Fool.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07

Goodness, Graciousi
We stop the press long enough to
inform an astounded world that Miss
Iva Kidd lives on r. r. No. l. Newark.
Ohio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07

Mean BruteI
Your wife seems to do lot OF
worrying" said Mr.. Naybor.
Yes" agreed Mr.. Gabb. "She is
now worrying over how cold 1t Is go
ing to be next winter"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07

OF course mortgage should be filed,
but why be profane about 1t? The
Putnam County (Ohio) records show
a mortgage from Runser to Helser.
He is the prize boob of the land,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07

You could warm over the meat and
potatoes and scramble them up with
some onions and some people wouldn't
know what the dish was. But If you
set the dish before a lad In Long
Beach. Cal, he would merely mention
his name. His name Is Otis Hash.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07
Who Wants the Ret2

We do not bet much as a rule. But
we are willing to wager a few kopeks
that Natalie Fullenwider, of Mechan-
icsburg, Ohio. Is q Corn Fed.
Names Is Names.
Charles b. Tricky lives In Norwood.
Ohio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07

Other armies may imagine that they
have their heroes. But what we
started to say was that A. Hero Is q
Lieutenant Colonel In the United
States army and is stationed at Ft.
Ruger, Hawaiian Islands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07
GiddaD!

He sure makes me sick;
He says that time is money, and
That's why he bays on tick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07

PITY is akin to love-" sighed the
Old Fogy.
Maybe" replied the Crouch "But
t is a poor relation"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07
oh. Look Who's Herei
Famous Bulls.

VIII Howell sings tenor In the choir
at Mulberry, Ohio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07

Let's talk good times, and think good
times.
Let's form a boosters band;
And We will always have good times
In dear Oldgloryland.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07
Our Daily SnecdaI.


CEHt
The Average Man Knows That He /
Better Than the Average Man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-07
Bits of By-PIay
BY LUKE McLUKE
Copyright 1915. the Cincinnati
Enquirer

by IDkE MCLOhb
HI Copyright 1915. the Cincinnati
III Enquirer.
Strange.
''An artist / could never be"
Said Dental Student Sessonsi
And yet It's very plain to see
I'm taking drawing lessons.
The Wise Fool.
Some men are born great. and
some achieve greatness" observed the
Sage.
And some merely grate." added the
Fool.
welcomed
Ina Trump, OF Newtonsville, Ohio,
wants to know IL she can get into a
bridge game in the Club.
Fact.
ION this advice you can depend"
Remarked old Uncle Clem:
You'll always have good neighbors.
friend,
II you are good to them"
Mean Brutei
Your wife seems to do a lot of
worrying" said Mr.. Naybor
Yes" agreed Mr.. Gabb. 'She Is
now worrying over how cold 1t Is go
ing to be next winter"
Dcts Is Dets.
OF course mortgage should be filed.
but why be profane about 1t? The
Putnam County (Ohio) records show
mortgage from Runser to Helser.
He is the prize boob of the land,
Giddap!
He sure makes me sick;
He says that time is money. and
That's why he bays on tick.
No Joke.
PITY is akin to love-" sighed the
Old Fogy.
Maybe" replied the Crouch. But
1t Is poor relation"
Everybody
Let's talk good times, and think good
Let's form a boosters band;
And We will always have good times
In dear Oldgloryland.
Hooray!
Other armies may imagine that they
have their heroes. But what we
started to say was that A. Hero is a
Lieutenant Colonel in the United
States army, and Is stationed at Ft.
Ruger, Hawaiian Islands.
Oh, Look Who's Herei
VIII Howell sings tenor In the choir
at Mulberry, Ohio.
Famous Bulls.
Papal
Pen.
--Fighter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
Kapieilaos / Waaneifin

Sra en- atlontiif 6apu meooelea
ocn 1S6c aug.: Sfijccrcrne poo en-
britiif Gompet, iom ontom BERTH
ioag, bcrcttcr on en- SopIeilao3 Dc
bopoe / Wooncifin mcO Ell inf IL
@uao ca. 40 @il fra oen frantic
Suit.
Observation-Disclosures opoapcoc3 al
$50 on Staten, % Der %begpnotc
itrar / set f~lareite Monneitin en-
&apieilaoS, iom pareOe / oucr lire
elmer. &eo at mansurere Sam
peren Inoleoe3 at oen oIti0 bnuoe
Nlgteroclen rettet oircftc moo II.
@ooocn 9ioroeS oct pua oct npr.
meite umllligt for ocnnc at torpe.
bcre sen, % ben qap oct Illlttclig
op og iotfeoe agtcruo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
Sanobrueets Sremme.

@oihingtor ben t9oe Nll0,: Gn
al 2anobrlgSminiiteren iommen.
fnlot &onierence iii GrsiteIic al
WhlIigbcocu Tor Ell ioregct Yrobuf-
tiou al @interbpebe % Hug 1918,
inmmcrtrpber / Morgen / Snoion-
oboIiS. SnobpbcIIer por ienot til
sc pinterbpeoe6prfenoe Stotcr3
Observation-Disclosures, til 2onobrug9-
commissioner % 6ormpnOeuc /
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2~onobruQS.
tonliteer / Sniooua, Chic, Midi.
gan, aerltuctu, Sainoi5 % @t5.
coniin.
S%eniigten mco aonicrcnccn er at
oroitc Woaber % Wfiblcr til / sc
her nppnte Ter Stater at iau inc.
Iaaet ct Ireol al 1923, 900 Ncre3
meO @intcrbpe0e og 1,456,O0O
Ncres meb @interruq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
Ulobiliierinesleir
paa Cuba.

Nuibingtou SEN 2Ooe Mig: gu
las 5ilbuo ON at inorette en ltor
Wobiliieriugs. % GueIiesIeir ior
cmerifunite Iropper Der paa Zen
er meo 5af otcepteret. Sotlfe crop
pcIturfer, ser pil bli icn0t oerben.
qipe3 ser al militrre Scnipn lu'
Qcn nprmere CpIusniug on. Der
inio0 m~eo0eleS. al Seirgu oil blt
ctablcrct poa Gcr5 2itfpit. ser
icIuislgelig Ii9aer bcIei!ilit til ior
Aiifibnirg al trooper Ill europa.
"Gettc NrGiioent Yicnocal5 oen'
IfabeliGc lilbuo tlener", beOcr oct
/ sen ofiicieQe NeooeIelie. "lom mt
9cUis paa GubaS 2uitc ON at fam
arbeioc meo Oh noe De Soreneoc
Stoter al oer Siplu. oct iormunr.
/ sem ariQ. iom bcgge MI isrcr for
NemeitcheeenS Hettigbeoer imoo
oct tuifc Autotrati.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
Soloaterltrommen
til Sranfris

8aIhington 0cu 19be aug.: Ser
gisres / bisie Sage fipmpemGsiige
Gnitrengclier al armebepartemen'
ret iorat boIoe en ~uaibrltbt Strsm
al am~erifanife trooper i1ang til
sc iranife Sloamarfer. ct mt gu.
reou err oprettet | @eneralita6en5
aontor iorot iere Spipnet meb ode
Snbifibnirger al trooper % 6or.
Ipningcr.
On Snbifibninqsleir. eaer Ram
torcmcnt, or unocr Spfsrelic paa
oen atIuniiife apit, buor ser pit
tunne foncertrcres meaem 10000
ca 10000 Rano 40 Sanger. Zen.
re bill liar bli anuenot af De ia.
tionole Trooper, eiterbpert Tom &c
tlir iGroige til at aigaa til 6ranf'
rig.
Sransportipitemet pil bIi iaalc'
oes perieftioneret at aiIeuoelicr al
5ropper berirn fan iore1aa ! 81
~uaibruot Strcm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
Brand omboro
paa norif Sfib

Ncm 0orf, sen 20oe 9IItg.: Gl
Sloebrono pnlborO pnn Oct norItc
Gumpifib "Ghriitian @sr5" poa
1000 5on iornorioaeoe iOog ct
@Grbitab al npiteu 100000 Sol
lars, mems set lon nc6 @rpggen !
South @roofIgu. Gampcren bar
aufommct ira 9uenos gircs mco
en- 2ooning @llOcr, al boilfcn Ster-
iteoeIen oog allereoe bar blepet ops
loSIct ier Sloer breb no.
Set brittle Inmpifib Baron
Scoburgb", ser bolot poa at no.
loSIc eli 2ooning Suffer bIcD
ilent bcifaoiget Al Sloen.
st al Sfibcne baooe en- Gouon
% eli betpOelig 6oripning al PIN
mulition ombor0, men set luffe
oeS 9ciptningen at ioo oenne itpr,
tet / @anoet, isr Sloeu noaeoc Cp-
beporinq6ite0et.
SIoen5 Spfomit antages al Ifpl,
bes ScIpautGnoeIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
olrreitereoe Oppiolere.

Spofaue. @aIb.. Sen 20oe Mug
heruRrcnoe miIitRrc Autoritc'
ter orreitcre0e ilaor &ames Hop-
an. Sctretpr ! :. u. u Srsaui.
iutionen / Sc nOroueitIige Stoter.
% % andre SunoituIiiter, o. Be lis.
ser MI unoer Saas o. 2utfe /
GountpirnpiIet iom Wilitrriurger.
Nr. Rorpor ipaoeoe olcilas3
illpffer Tor Bette ~Samiuroet3
Cpergreb paa Sen perionlige Sri.
6eo~ ~ iom eiter :. ". Us So.
ge6og beitaor ! ubiuoret goelGg'
celic al al SamIunosoroen. San
hauoe isr lin RaagribcIie beorSrct
8cneralitreit ! Rontara. @aiblrS.
ton. Soabo % Oregon. cg ban
y%aaitoar. al Streiteu. Ser par be-
Croret at ~begpuoe ioog, life alene
ciloe iinoe Steo. men at hans Nr-
rotation niloe ioregc Den baaoe :
roItrGfniug % Silobeo.
Sans Spuaoomme bar imiSlertio
slit liz at pGre tom Srliel. ioet
Streiten, iislgc telegraiiife Otter.
r%etningcr ira DC n4pnte Slater,
npiten belt er blepct iorpurrct ionr
6slge az Warsel paa Seoelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24

% aiebcre al Suffer til cicbIiffcIig
6orhonblina.
Sufferpriierne bar urret / itobi9
SiiQenbe iilotil DC bar naact hiotiI
uancbe Seioer. ct Nor ier ariqen
ioIeteS fllbanif Hoa'uffer Tor > Gent
Tltnoet, mems Ben / SIlitten al for.
ri9e llgc bar naaet op til GA Gent
Nunbet. Griien poa "9ronllatco"
Suffer / iamme Sib5uum cr iteaet ira
5 Sent ill 9.t5 Gent Yum0et.
Wr. SpoperS Srore fom Tom ell
iuIbitpnbig S%perraifclic for 9era-
mpnocne, iom ingen Soc bopbc ON,
at eft iaa braitiif Sfriot bar fore.
l~tancnoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-08-24
olrbeioeritanoen er loyal

3en gorf ocn 20oc Aug. Get
umarifanifc @rbeioerIorbun0s VrT.
iioent, SomucI @ompcrs, har IoaJ
rettet en- ifriitlil Opforori1a til
ole observation-disclosures / 2au'
Oct onl at lutte iiQ til en- oct belle
@on6 omIpPnocuOc aomp moo
"~mi9tGufcIiqe Glemeuter" gIrbei
rerbcuGaeIien
San opior0rcoc oac rctmrsiilc
Observation-Disclosures iii al San,
nc IotnIc a~ioeIinger al ser "}lme
rifauifc Aaionce Tor Arbei0e og
Cemofrati
Get beOer bl a, / S~friueIiyu;
On al oe piltilite @run0e for
Heooenoiq6eoen al Ocuue me Or
fnniiation er Sen, at ser / 9telp
Dorf Gitp og oerira ~ipre0ar0e iiq
I'll ANDRE 9uer iinoe3 Crganiiatio,
ner, iom faloer Tia "9iuao" (Goun.
rils) al oct enc eaer auoet Sluls.
Ge itaar / inqeniomheIIt 1orbiu.
0cIie nieo Sen uirfelige arbeioerbc.
pGgeIie. men ioreaiper itfe0eito.
mlrIore at tale % optrpoe pan oen5
8egne. De mi5reprpIentercr gr
beloet paa en- iaaoon Waooe. al ser
naa tages hrnitlife og siebIiffeIigc
Striot iii iii at iGttc en- Stoppcr
Tor bet.
let or cubuer Sagiorenirgsar.
bcioer3 Tligt at gipe Iegicringcn
in lube % u~betiugeoe StGtte. 81
or amerifanere on for Gcmofrati
(Solteiture). Ienne Dor Gro IRt
res / oennc Sio paa lin bsieite
Yrepc.
Gen amerifunife ArbeiSer6cpG
gelie MAD tale ior iig ielp o. fiUu,.
ne line egnc aantpe % i%oripare ia
OF Bette irie 2ano moo Dem,
iom iorisger al soelRsge Der, Ell.
ten iroenira eQer iIoenira.4