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Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-28
Former Commissioner Drowned

F. H. Thomas, former United States commissioner of the Kougarok precinct, was swept to death in the swollen waters of the Kuzitrien river, few miles from Shelton on June IS, according to the Nome Nugget MT. Thomas accompanied by Fred Johnson, was on his way to the Saw tooth range to look after power plant project, and is reported to have left Mary's Igloo in a gas launch belonging to the ex- commissioner The launch was making 8 short turn around sand bar about which the water of the swollen stream was rush ing violently, and the launch was tipped in such manner that it filled and sank be, meath them. Thomas was drowned and nc trace has been found of his body. Johnson succeeded in reaching the shore after be, ing carried two miles down stream. The deceased was we'll known and popular in the Nome district At the time of his death he was postmaster at shelton He was 47 years of age
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-28
MAY CEASE RAILROAD WORK
 IF STRIKERS INTERFERE

Fairbanks newspapers of July 10 and II indicate that some of the men engaged in government railroad work at Nenana have gone on strike No details as to grievances or the number of men involved are given, but the following significant telegram ind- cates that matters are rather serious:
 Anchorage, July 10, 1917.
 Commissioner Riggs, Nenana, Alaska.
 "If strikers interfering with railroad
 construction be prepared to stop all
 work in your division instantly.
 "EDES"
 The trouble seems to have been engl- neered by the I. W. w., and the News Miner, in an articule denunclatory of the leaders of the movement, says:
 Some time since, during the last cam pagn, Charles Lester, an 1. w. w. who had 'strafed' himself out of the Dawson camp, came to Fairbanks for new fields to con ouer. After years in Dawson he found the camp too warm for him and was compelled to leave in the interests of an easy exist ence. He came here and started featuring, but moved to Nenana as more productive field. There he has succeeded in making the workingmen on the government railroad dissatisfied, and has brought about strike of small proportions which may become larger. If it does become larger Lester gains by the passing the-hat contributions and all Interior Alaska loses by the complete cessa- tion of railroad work. Lester never works, and he cant lose.
 "The pity of the whole thing is that Les ter's dupes cannot understand that they haven't chance to win. They cannot un- derstand that Lester, foreigner who never works, has simply led them into this mix-up and menace as meal tickets for him. The government has all the time in the world to build this railroad of ours, and it has always been a sincere question in govern ment circles if the government is not doing wrong in doing any work in the Interior until the railroad from Anchorage comes over the hill to Nenana, so much cheaper
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-28
VoIney Richmond's Estimates

A Dawson news item in Seattle paper says that Seattle will receive more than $6,000,000 in gold from Interior Alaska placer camps this year. This does not in clude the $3,000,000 which will come from the placers near Dawson. Volney Richmond superintendent of the Northern Commercial Company posts and mail routes in the North, gives a review of the prospective gold yields of various placer camps of the Yukon valley this year as follows: "Ac- cording to the best advices obtainabe thus far, the gold yield for the year 1917 in the Tanana valley, including the Tolovana, Hot Springs and Fairbanks districts, should az gregate approximately S3,oo0,o0o. The Ruby district I estimate will produce some thing like $SOO,000 The Koyukuk yield will be $175,OOO to $200,000 The Idtarod camp will take out $1,500,000 or there abouts The Marshall camp near the mouth of the Yukon, will produce perhaps S500,00O The Rampant, Circle and other such old camps will produce comparatively little this year"
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-28
Life in the Aleutian Islands

Mrs c. W. Hammond, who teaches school and raises goats at Sanak, the chief town on Sanak island one of the Aleutian archipelago in Alaska. gives the Seattle Post -Intelligencer the following interesting information regarding the islands: "The Aleutian islands have a wonderfully even climate throughout the year, During my five years residence at Sanak the lowest temperature was l5 degrees above zero, and that was recorded only once. We have the advantage of the Japan current. l really believe the Aleutian islands in the near future will be renowned for the production of livestock Sanak island, which IS fifteen miles long and six miles wide, Is ninety miles cast of Dutch Harbor. Its soil Is deep and moiSt-sort of tundra. There are no trees. however The fuel is the drlftwood which is taken from the sea. The principal industry is codfsh. They are caught and salted and shipped in this briny condition to San Francisco, where they are pressed
 into bricks There are about 200 head of cattle on the island and three goats. 1 own the goats. I took them as little kids North last summer Now anybody who knows anything about goats will realize Sanak's possibilities when l say that this spring tho shearng of the animals yielded an aver age of six pounds of wool each, and some of the fiber was eighteen inches long. An average clip from one animal in the States
 is three pounds The town of Sanak is not very populous place. In the winter months, which is its boom period, it has about fifty residents When left there, a few weeks ago. it had six. There are about 200 persons, natives and whites, on the island in the winter months. We have one mail boat monthly. shall return in August. 1 could not live contentedly anywhere else.'
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-28

expiration of ninety (9o) days after the last publication of this notice you fail or such expenditure, your interest in said claim will become the property of the un- dersigned your CO., owner, under section 2394 of the Revised Statutes Of the United Sta,-s MATT XVI, CO-OWner.
 Date of first publication, April 2S, t9t7.
 Date of last publication, July 28, 1917.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-28
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Henry Kleimola, your heirs and assigns
 You and each of you are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended in labor and improvements the sum of one hundred dollars (St0O0O) for each of the years t9t4, 1915 and 1916, upon placer mining claim Last Chance Association, situated on Dodge creek, tributary of mnoko river, in the lnnoko mining and recording dis trict, territory of Alaska, location notice therefor being of record in Vol 9, at page iIG, Of the records of location for said mining district.
 You are further notified that if at the
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-28
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WelI.known Attorney Disbarred

A. B. Callahan, lawyer and erstwhle editor of the Juneau Spokesman and other defunct publications, was suspended from practicing law in the courts of Alaska for two years by order of Judge R. W. Jen- nings at Juneau on July ?, after having been found guilty of conduct unbecomlng a member of the bar. Charges of contempt of court against Callahan filed at the same time as were the charges upon which he was found guilty, were dismissed by Judge Jennings The order is the outgrowth of the publication of an article by Callahan in the late Spokesman which was alleged to be insulting, defamatory and scandalous In the answer to the charges, which were filed by District Attorney J. A. Smiser MT Callahan admitted that he was the author of the article in question, but denied that it was defamatory or scandalous
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-28
Ruby-Lonu Creek Road Work

R. s. Jackson, general foreman of the Ruby-Long Creek road construction work arrived at Ruby on July 8, and few days later left to assume his duties Ward Estey stated to the Ruby Record Citizen that 8 crew of thirty-two men in charge of Ed Wilkinson started work on July below the Hub roadhouse on the extension of the government road to Long On July II s crew in charge of Sam Kincaid moved from the Ten-mile over to the new construction work, making two crews of fifty-fve mer and four teams on the extension of the road to Long Captain J. C. Mehaffey o the Alaska road commission arrived at Ruby on July 13, and started for Long the fol lowing morning.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-28
Ereedinn's Body Found

The body of Conrad Breeding, klondiker, member of the First Alaska legislature, and former resident of Seattle, who was lost in blizzard near Nome on the eve of Thanks giving day last year, was found on Spring creek, about a mile below the Serpentine hot springs, according to Nome dispatch
 of June 29 Breeding was formerly pro- prietor of the Hotel Barker, on Pike street, Seattle, and returned to the North in 1916.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-28

at their destination it was found that nat ural causes had increased the porkers to ten. Manager Stein is now undecided whether to charge transportation for the octette of piglets or pass them free ac cordjnp 10 an exchange
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-28
NnIu Wide.Onen Camp

The only wide open camp in Alaska just now is Dime creek, says the Nome Indus trial Worker, which describes the place as follows: Rocking with consolidated drunk enness, gambling and dance halls, the new camp has dug itself nice little ulcer on the tributary of the Koyuk. little log blers have a high old time and rake offs mount as high as three hundred night. Currency runs short and checks indorsed by dozen different people, mudstalned and tobacco-odored pass for chips when gold and silver fail. Pangyngi, black jack, poker or such other delightful games as separate a man playfully from his money is to be had for the asking The camp Is without a deputy, and when the commissioner shows up in the vicinity everything is innocent looking. But that's not all. They have a dancing hall, popularly known as the Monte Carlo, where couple of ladies have initiated the wights of Dime into the Terpsichorean and other Bacchanalian mysteries that may be referred to only as generalizations. Here the tyro reaches that stage of sociablllty wherein he is willing to whoop it up, and whoop it up he does, with the help of the steerSmen who guide him to the cabln where the real games are played. The de lightful condition of things has raised the mischief with the camp but some of the sharks are lot richer by their visits, and it's pretty prosperous field, No gold mine along the deposits of Dime creek has pro- duced the wealth that that cabin has re turned to those who have operated the games, and the figures are prodigious as to the limits played. It is evidently no place for pikers One man lost as high as four teen hundred another four hundred, and an other a couple of hundred within short time. Ii this keeps up the green cloth will be able to buy steam yachts. So, toe, with the ladies A recent fair one from the dl recticn of St Michael is said to have amassed fortune in the dance hal and put her sisterhood from otherwheres in the shade. It's pretty easy camp with the lid off and the limit thrown into the creek That's the statement of fact which return ing Dimeites bring to Nome"
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-28
First AIaska-Born Recruit

Peter KcSth, aged l9, of Anchorage Alaska recently enlisted in the American army at Seattle, joining the medical de partment at Fort Lawton. Young North claims to be the first Alaska born citizen to join the army. Frank North, his father operates sheet metal works at Anchorage
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-28
Increase Seamen's Wages

All steamship lines operating out of Se- attle to Alaska and from that port to San Francisco have granted an increase of $5 per month to nearly all the men working on the ships, according to word which recently reached Cordova The increase will mean a difference of $10,0O0 per month in the pay rol! of the steamship companies Over 1000 men will participate in the increase.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-28
A Transportation Problem

Manager Isador Stein of the steamer Teddy H., plying between Nenana and the upper Panama, recently receipted for two pigs to go up the river on the companys boat. When the porcine travellers arrived
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-28
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TO PAY FREIGHT AND
 STORAGE CHARGES

hereby after and in aandId and dtarodA din
   y 0 freight list NOrther 
 
 
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Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-28

In the District Court for the Territory or Alaska. Fourth Diyi-iOn.-Matilda NJ. Moses, plaintiff. ys. otto Moses, de ropd,pt No
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-14
Mpb S. %. @.

sSor en- llge ii6en los Megjeringen
poo npjaatig iomme Si6sp1tnft fore
toge @eIog1nggelie al alt / S. IS.
@.s &ontorer oberalt 2an6et og
iifebe Zig bepeo alt al Blaoe, Bopi=
rer> 8cnge .. a., iom fanotes. Det
bliper 1tu altlommen ngje nnberlggt:
s 0etroit, Wicb., fon6t mon en-
8ombe b1on0t Sc Sing lon1 bleb to=
get. S. IS. IS. bor jo lenge polot
'negen lSoritDrretie og arbejoer ita=
Dig imo6 Megjeringen og 0erfor M
nnoer &rigen imo0 2on0ets S1ter=
esler. Oerfor ct 6et Me11ii1gen al
faa floret, Or Ser fan fin6es feloer1=
oe 8ebiler /. gfs. ior, at Orga1iio=
tionen itettes req tplfc Eenge, bboo
jo er bleben poaltooet. Ser ifo1
bDcrt Ja16 gjpres gn6e paa SEN or
gonilere6e Mo0l ltono mo 5omfun0et
og 6cts 2obe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-14
font at poe Sen falles 6jenoe rnate==
rieI fn}i1f 9iRlp.

5. ut 5pprgSlndalet ON, bborpiot
nogen Sale eIer 5frift fan anta=
ges at babe poet Sjen6en @ielp og
5tptte cller op1nul1tret ba1n til
Mobltano og ltprfet bam / bans Be=
itrebclier, oi1 blipe. beiDaret UNDER
ful6t &enlpn til 9}utibens Sorbolo.
6. Mt ser pil rejle fig ct Syolfe=
frop ON &enrettelle al 2o116sfor=
rnbere, loa mart 8cretninger ira
5lognorfen begpn0er at me16e ON
Wol1Oefolo blor0t bore 5triosfrpf=
ter -~Grfaringen bor Dilt> at loa6onne
Grab refer Zig / etbpert 2ono unoer
lignenoe Onltpl1oigbe6cr lom
noget, Senipnet til 2on6etS 5iffer>
beb freezer. Og ielp on1 bette Sent
ign life 11p0pen0igt frppe6e Ell @el1=
rettclie eller gjoroe 6en berettiget,
Jag pil oct alti6 bore po>ifeligt,
bel iogtenS unuligt, at gjpre Bette
flort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-14
Nfiniiterififte / fyranfris.

Ser cr l1ro / Sro11frig. Sen CANT
le Weinilterltort1er Glernencean a11=
flogeoe 5elatet SSnoe1rigsn1inilter
WolbeD for ui bore oberbprelbe
beo biSie 8erloner, Der belfDlbtcs
for l1potrioti1f 8ropogonbu, blonot
0en Miguel MlnereDba, &eoaftpren
for Bonnet &onge", Ser begif 5elp~
moro / 69ngIet og 80. Dubol,
en- al 9ireftgrerne for uBonnet
Gonge". :
gn Gbecf for en- tor Bengeiunn
b1cb funoet poo Dupol efter bans
Mrre1totion, og ban ir6rpn1n1eoe, at
oen ifrep Jig fra en- tplf 8onfier.
Yorilerblo6ene fritiierebe Nlolpep
for at bape babt Ii11i6 til 1lige Ber=
Toner og at bobe gipet 0npa1 Bos
for monqe Sure til 5cblpei3, ion1ti=
bia, lne6 at uGonnet Nouge" foripa<
rebe Spiflanb.
Otter Glelnel1ceous 9lngreb og
lignenoe Mngreb fra Bresiers 5ibe
tog. Wo1pep ii11 Mfifeb; bans oft
cielle Sitting binoreoe baln at
1Dore paa gngrebe1e.
Ween laa tog belle WiniIteriet 9lf=
ifeo> % ifi6t1t Hraiioe1t Noincore
inotrpngenbe bab Mibot ON at oan=
ne Ell nD Mcgieing, log6e ban oog
nej, forbi ban fife fl1nbe gj9re Mcg-
ming paa BEN ionl1ebe Stette, iom
ban maotte frppe, bbis bon Huloe
|'fprtlGtte, oa ion ban 1,lrber &rige,l
fonot nebpen6ig for el1bber Megje-
ring.
Set er 5ocia1ilterne, Ser inrlig
bar fremtDunget &riiell pg MI IT
|nbilltge til at bore 1neobirfel10e be0
Dannelien af en 11p Megiering. Set
Ter nRrmeit no, fom Sen biotibiae
&rigsminilter Noinlebe fon1mer i
5pi6Ien for en- 11D Regiering.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-14

ltor Del al 6e Mllierebes 1ilferlel
til Nuslanb; men pao Sen onoer
SIDE pil ct laaoont 5fri6t fra Gplf.
lanos SIDE u6en Iptbl 6ripe Norge
opcr / oe 9lllierebes 2ejr.
Ser fan ife neget og. ltore EinQ
/ ct Djeblif. @ele 6fo11oinabien fo1l
blipe bbirb1et in6 / &rigsonl1ie1r.
Maotte syoren berfor 6ripe oper!
SEQ 8la6ets 5lrtuing fore!!igger
5berrigS Spar. Set gaor uo pao,
at en- lignen0e 5orienoelle al Sele=
gram1ner mellem en- frigsfprenoe og
en- neutral Weogt bor peret oln1i,1=
oelig 5fif. 0erpoa beb6er set:
rs 5pn1n1ercn 1915 u0talte Sen
britiife gfegjertng 9nifet ON, at
5enoellcn al Se1egrammer 1nelleln
Splffono og Nor6omerifo mootte
opbprc. Den ipenifc l1oeltrigsmi,,i=
tier efterfon Mnmo6ni11gelL men
tpnfte fig life, at bette bar nogen
@inorirg for at fortl9tte n1c6 5e11=
oelien al anore Eelegrammer til og
ira nel1tra!e; f6lgeIig beobIeb 5per=
rig at pgre 2eo mellem Ep1flon6
og Mrgel1tina.
D5en oct bor jo life 9lrgentina
1elp> SDiflan6 forbon6le6e 1neo -
oct bor Spiflal16s 9lgert / Mrge>1ti=
ma, og 5orbonolingen iful6e bag
Mrgel1tinas Hpg. ifa0e bette 2ono.
Set er 1ogct un6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-14
slt ipille ,neb 0poen.

SbiS Ger iful6e pGre nogen, ioln
CT oploQt meo at ipiIle Snrninger
mc0 DGben - 1onn ppnier poa at
ifobe tit 2ono> 1nen tror at fr1nc
inige fig fra 5troffe11 pe0 l1oflugter,
3neb og 9oorflpDerier, las bol11 life
g.enuue felge11be::
/. ut man ilutter fig til en-
Wfonos Seniigt og 5orint fra bans
oa at ban o11toges at til
1tgte De noturlige sSplger al bo1s
Sonolinger.
2. 9lt adherence to TIE el1en1p"
er ct ltotrDf, iom bor &enipn til
oen 9lnfIageoes 5pnSn1au0e eller
Spfotfelie; at SSurDen Tan nbleoe
oenne 5pnsmoa0e eller Opfattelie
fra oen Mnflage6es ubbi1te Sob
ming cller 0ptrpoe1l og at SSnrpe1ts
Slntnine bill gGlbe.
3. Mt Or6, talte eller ifrepne, er
en- ~opert act" lige ioo fulot io,n Ell
Gjerning.
4. Nt gjgre ellcr iige eller ifrioe
noget iom fan ltprfe el1er opnruntre
SienbelL ente11 BET er rettet moo .be
Sore1ieoe 5fater eller i Sprmen
moo EN- al bore 9nltereoe / &rige1l
ra1nnes of @runolobe1s 8u6 i SIR
tifel III, 5eftton 3, Iige ioa fulot
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-14
6pab foritaas Ser beb uMet"

Mongc misfprltoor Sen Dirfe1ige
BetD611ing al Or0et uact". ut u6=
tale en- Wel1ing er lige 1aa 111eget en-
noct" lon1 at gipe Napelog. gnbper
Brug al en- legen1lig eller 1j91elig
@Dne er en 9an0ltng Cuan act") -
Banter ng Sr6 ioa pel lort @jer-
11inger. Smbenot at unolo6e at gig=
re Brug al legentlige e!ler Dele=
li9e gpner, noor Mnleoningen frp=
Der oet, CT ligele6eS uon act" Zen
@on0line).
Ser berifer ogioa o1lninoelig Mis-
forltaaelie al 8etDoningen al Dr6et
yoDert", naor Set bruges / Torbin=
belie lne0 Or6et act. Monge tror,
at bet foruol9tter ligefrern fD1iif
8onolina, mcbens oen birfelige Me=
ming 2obe11s Djne er Sen, at
Sonolingel1 (tbe alt) moa bore no.
get, lo1n fan bore @jel1ito1o 'for 81
refte gibnesbpro. Noor Or6et
robert" brugeS i 6orbil1oelle me6
Sr6et voct" ltrpffer SEN gegrans=
11i11g, |om 0opert" paabpoer> fig fun
til at opfatte uGal1fer" for uagtet
Ell Sotfe er Ell @an6ling er Sen
lite en- rooert" (aabelr, offer1tlig)
Sono1ing eller (act). Gn robert
act" fon 90 bore 9ro ligelaabel
iorn @ierninger, eller 1ige laa bel
11egdtip iom poiitib / lin @urafter,
foruoiat at set, ion oDe11for iogt,
er n1nligt at gootgjere beb oirefte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-14

Mrtifel III, Yoragrof 3 / 0e 6or=
eneoe 5taters @rl1nolnp lD0er laa=
Ieoes:
Treason against the United
States shall consist only in levy
ing war against them, or in ad-
herring to their enemies, giving
them aid and comfort" :"
w6orrpoeri moo Sc 6orene6e
@toter 1fol fun beltao / at paaf6re
oem &rig el!er / 3i1lutning til oe=
res ljenoer peb at zoe 0isle Sielp
og 5tptte")
@runolobsgiDerne bap6e for Tje
at prrnc ON G1feltm9n0s Nettig~
beoer alt al p9lentlig BetDoning.
SIT Mrfloger for Sorrp0eri fan bore
ct bebpl10igt Baaben / en- Gegie=
rings @oono, bor 6em life nfienot
el1tcn 2pre eller Yraf1is: 6orrG=
6cri er oc>1 alborliglte Gorbrb6elle,
2onen fjen6en: og Sc fanbt 6et np6=
benbigt, at Oe11 lpeeielle TorbrDoelle
moo 2olbet og 6ets 5tDre bnrbe be-
arpnles % forflores / le1pe @runo=
Iobe11, og at Jorflaringen 1ful6e bite
poo en- utpetpoig gfoaoe, at intet
on6et og i1tet n1in6re, el1o bba6
@runblopsbeltea191nelier Tiger, ffaeffee
onles lon1 6orrpoeri. Derfor ino=
fejebe Sc Srbet fun" 6orfla=
ringell, loa at ingen @anoling, lom
life er inobefottet unoer lorflari1=
gen. iful6e trpffes ino UNDER 6e11ne
beo noqclr 5logS 8ortolfning.
G11 felgc116e Beltemmelle lomn,e
@eftion al @run61opens Mrtifel III
u0toler, at fGlocnbe Som for Sor=
robert fun fon of1tgeS poa @run6=
log al mi11olt to eofplte6e Biones=
bpr6 o11goaenbe oen lanme forre-
oerife Sano1ing (uopert oct"), meo
n1inbre Sen o,1flogebe Dar tiltoae1
fin Brpbe / ooben &et. Belten1melier
lD6cr laa1e6cs:
uSSngen Eerlo1 fon blibe fien01
fploig 6orr9Deri u6en poa @runo=
lag al 8i6nesbDr6 al to Gioner ON
BEN lal11111e vobert &C" eller pac
@rl1nblog al egel Gil1tooe!le / aa
ben 0fet."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-14
6uprrtg.

Det pafte SEN itprlte Bcpngelle
/ ale 2on0e> oo Set blep oplDit, at
sen 1bcnlfe 2egation / Buel1os Mires
boD0e telegroferet oen tplfe @elan6t|
ion1n1e 5te6, Baron 21rburgs Me6=
belellcr ii! Berlin ober 5tocfboln1.
0c gift no pan at onbefale at 1e1fe
argel1tinlfc 5fibe n6en Borlel og
1doe 6cm lporlelt foripinoe, loo ir=
gen fit noget at bi0e ON Sem. Set
pnr ct grobt 8rnD paa 9tentralite~
ten bpis 5berrigs l16enriQs6eporte=
nent bar labet Jig BRUCE al Tplf=
1ono pno Sen Monbe> i6et en- 1oa6an
Tprbil1bellc bar cit 6irefte 5tgtte
og 9jGlp til GDlflano. pg altloa Ell
tillnarel16e 5fa6e for Tpflonbs
Gje116cr. Boo6e 8oron 2piper1 glr,
gentino og l1benrigsn1inil lteriet /
5tocfbolm bor foripgt at ben9qte
9fitgigbc6en of 9l11f1ogel1, Boron So,
lncn De0 at itge, at cbon ablolut in
tet fjcnber ti1 5ogen. Men ban far
ppret ipg og fife perionltg ltpret
&ontoret. Sra 5tocfbo1n er ser life
1to9aet nogen el1oelig Ncbegj9relie,
og 6et biocS iffe> bborle6es 6e 9ll>
liere6e pil tage 5ugen. Gn l1nb<
| 1fDloning fra Sen lDenlfe Megjering
lon1t Ell Mfife6igelle al Baron 2p=
>pen moo BOG NOT ppre np0be10igc.
Mon bel1ter, at 5Derrig Dil poaltoa,
at 2plpel1, Minilteren Bnenos 9lir-
rcs, iffe nor bi0e11be o1n be @anb=
finger, lom bon beifDl0es for at,
bope begaaet, og at en- nn0eror6net
Yerion 2egotioner fan babe an
bcn0t set 1penife Gbiffer for Sc tpife
Eclegran1nuer. 0ete forflorer oog
life, bporoon Geltgrammerne fun6e
mootages l1oe11rigS6epartenentet /
5tocfbolm, u6en at bette bleb hi=
hcnoe DIN oeres eeSnbboI6.
6ba0 Set be1e bil nopifle 1ig til,
er life go6t at bloc. S Gnglon6 er
Ser iterf Sten1r1i11g for. at ofbrpoe
oel1 oiplon1otilfe SSorbi110elie me6
SDerrig bbis bette 2ono life giper
eli ti1freositillenoe Torfloring poo
lin @eltogelie SEN tplfe eeSl1trige
og ltrafs qjgr lt16ifploning i6et
oen iantioig ofifeoiger Sc anipor=
1ige @n1beosmnn6 og gtber Gor=
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