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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
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broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
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693l
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
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Watch lis Crow

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Come la
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05

STENOGRAPHER- CLERK discharged
national guard, good habits. expert
enced railroad, OIL grain and mercantile
prefer opening AS traffic assistant, must
have work. l-S6, care Times.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-12-19

Popplewell, Huston Canada, HUI
en- Wesley, Paul Order, Herbert
and Everett Mcfarland, were
the jamestown Graded School,
Basket ball team who met the
Columbia Graders" on the floor
of the latter's gym Friday night
Dec. 7th. The team was accom-
panied by Profs. M. H. Bernard,
L. O. Phelps, Miss Rose Heyd
and several others.
Mrs. Ella Aaron, who spent
about two months in a Louisville
sanatorium, seams to be getting
along nicely.
Will close, wishing the new
editor and force, g merry Xmas
and a happy New Year.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-12-19

If harmony in the Democratic
party can be brought about by
the esta blishment of an entente
cordiaIe between the Stanley
and Beckham factions, socalled,
for the purpose of eliminating
machine control, and making
Kentucky safe for Democracy,
such a coalition will be hailed
with salutary optimism by those
who are not seeking office. 1t
is not essential to the salvation
of Kentucky or the Democratic
party, whether Beckham is Gov
ernor or Senator, or whether
Stanley is Senator or Governor.
Beckham made good Governor,
and has thus far been consistent
and faithful in the representa-
ton of his constituency as Sen
ator. Stanley made q good rep
resentative for the End. district
in Congress, and his, intentions
were to make a good Governor.
He has two full and momentous
years yet in which to make a
record as chief executive. His
clear cut recommendations to
the 1918 General Assembly,
which is the constitutional priv
ilege and duty of the Governor;
and after this a dignifed policy
of keeping-hands off in dealing
with this separate branch of the
government, will establish the
peoples gage of judgment.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-12-19

County News. Hamlet IS 40 nov
ice at either the political or
news paper game as the quality
of his paper will testify. This
digest is timely, suggestive 1t
comes from one who knows. We
have often said that if the "peo-
pie" knew the rottenness and
crooked politics at Frankfort
during the session of the Legis-
lature, they would rise in open
revolt against it. The admins
tration current has been short
circuited and its beams no long
er illuminate and make clear.
Give us more light editor Ham.
lett!-Edmonton News.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-12-19

While the present state tax
law was before the extra session
of the legislature last winter,
The Glasgow Times published a
series of articles on the proposed
tax system-which is the tax law
now. The Times suggestions
were all sent to the junk pile,
but the tax question will again
be acute-either for repeal or
amendment of the present law
before the regular sersion of the
legislature, which convenes at
Frankfort next month. The law,
as it now stands, is an absolute
and utter failure, and even its
advocates are silent before its
universal condemnation. If
either its repeal or amendment
is not accomplished by the com
ing legislature, it means the de-
feat of the democratic party in
Kentucky.-G Glasgow Times.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-12-19

Germany knows that america
will by the opening of spring be
a powerful factor of real fight
ing force on the main European
fronts. She may be expected
between now and then to make
her greatest display of effort to
drive back the French and Brit
fish armies in order to force {
peace more satisfactory to her
self. Germany knows, in spite of
her sneers to the contrary, that
America has the resources, the
men, and the tried spirit. Her
wisest philosophers and histori
ans know that there is indigen-
GUS to the soil of this new land Of
liberty a race of men, that wher
Adequately prepared and equip
ed in sufficient force of numbers,
who will never stop short of Z
complete victory for a cause that
is spiritual to its rotaries. She
knows that when America does
strike with the full force of her
preparedness, there will be ne
let up until Autocrary is driver
from the face of the earth.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-12-19

At the head of our editorial
column the announcement of
Hon. Basil Richardson, of Bar
rem county, for the State Senate,
to fill out the unexpired term of
Hon. R. B. Trigg, who has re-
signed, appears. Mr.. Richard
son has many acquaintance in
Adair county, and his worth as a
citizen, his ability as a lawyer
and his fidelity to the Democratic
party is generally known through
out the district, it being COM
posed, of the counties of Adair,
Barren and Metcalfe. He is a
gentleman VINO stands high in
his own county, a man who does
things, one who will immediate
Iy take first rank in the halls OF
the Kentucky Legislature: We
feel sure that he will give entire
satisfaction, and we take pleas
ure in commencing him to the
district. The Governor has call
ed the election for Thursday, Jan
uary 3, 1918.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-12-19

Economy is the most effective
weapon of warfare. In the lack
OF this consists Americas great
est weakness thus far. Our PEG
pie have lived so long in luxury
that the lesson is a hard one to
learn. One way to begin, at this X
mas season, is to do away with the
waste of buying a lot of useless
Xmas presents and, for sentimen-
tai selfindulgence, the giving of
presents to people who do not
need them and who will probably
never use them. Let us remem-
Der the home of the empty stock
ing and make the Xmas spirit
the Christ spirit. If all of the
money that is being wasted in
the buying of more or less,ex-
pensive Xmas presents were de-
voted at this time to brinping
Xmas cheer, by way of providing
the necessities of life. to the
homes of poverty and want, the
bells of New Year would ring
more gladly for Christ in the
World.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-12-19

Turn on the light, Stanleyp'
interpolated the Jew from Hen
derson, as the imposing Chief
Executive was making his inau.
gural address. Its on!" defiant
ly exclaimed the Chief and con-
tinued but of that anon-it all
comes out in the wash. The
most pungent and rejecting ar
ticIe that has come to our notice
recently is: "a Digest of Ken
lucky Politics." by BarksdaIe
Hamlet, editor of The Adair
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-12-19

Former Attorney General
James Garrett ought to nave a
good chance, judging from .indi-
cations and rumors around the
big town." to secure the ap-
pointment as Collector of the
Port of Louisville. The General
is a big and broadminded dem
ocrat. He has been loyal to the
party in Louisville and deserves
the endorsement of both the
city and State organizations for
the place, if he wants it,
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-12-19
KnQCkeF or Booster?

When the Creator had made
all the good things. it seemed
there was still some dirty work
to do, so He made the beasts,
and the reptiles and the poison
GUS insects; and when He had
finished He still had some old
scraps left over that were too
bad to put into the Rattlesnake,
the Hyena, the Scorpion, and
the Skunk; SO He put all these
together, covered it with sus-
picion, wrapped it with jealously,
marked it with a yellow streak,
and called it a Knocker.
This product was so fearful to
contemplate that He had to make
something to counteract it, so
He took a sunbeam, put into it
the heart of a child, the brain of
a man, wrapped it in civic pride,
covered it with brotherly love.
made it a believer in equality
and justice. a worker for and
supporter of every good thing in
the community and called it a
Booster; and henceforth mortal
man has had the privilege of
choosing his associates. Anon.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-12-19
ANNOUNCER
FOR SENATOR

We are authorized to announce Hon.
Basil Richardson, of Barren county, a
Democratic candidate for the State
Senate in the district composed of the
counties of Adair, Barren a-d Met
calfe, to fill out the unexpirec N Of
Hon. R. b Trigg, who has resigned.
Election, January 3.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-12-19


Wholesale arrests of German
residents of Halifax have been
begun by the police. The ae-
ton was taken under instructions
from the military authorities.
Revised figures of the fearful
catastrophe are as follows;
Known dead 1900; unaccounted
for 1000; dead which have been
identified 900; wounded 5000;
homeless 25. 900.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1917-12-19
OWenSby.

The health of the neighbor-
hood is fairly good with the ex-
ceptiOn of measles. There are a |
few cases at this writing.
The corn crop is so fine that
some of the farmers will have to
build cribs ard pens before they
can finish gathering.
The entertainment and pie sup
per given by the Misses Humble
at the school house on the night
of the Both uIt., was a complete
success and enjoyed by all who
were present.
AS that part of the Dixie from
jamestown to Russell Springs,
has been completed and is fine
section of road, we sure would
be glad to see that part from
jamestown to Sewellton, also
finished. We could then get to
town without being in danger of
bodily harm in January, Februa
ry and March. So, let's get
busy and make our old county
seat take on appearance of the
village Rip Van Wrinkle, found
after his twenty years of slum-
Der, and our county blossom as
the rose in spring-time.
With "old mother EARTH" rob-
ed in a mantle of white and
Boreas singing round the corner
We find it a delight to sit by a
bright burning fire perusing the
pages of antique history and
learning of the valor of some an
cient here.
If there was ever a time to
prove our Americanism, now is
the time. Our soldiers are on
the battle line to help make the
world safe from the treacheries
of Autocrary. Not all of us can
serve in the trenches or risk our
lives going over the top across
no mans land, but all of us can
take part in "Hoover's Drive'to
save wheat and meat, butter and
sugar for the men who are fight
ing our battle in Europe. AS we
are in the war, the only safe way
out is to fight and vote out.
D. G. Order, sold 4 thorough
bred Duroc Polan china pigs
average nearly $500.
Ere our next communication
reaches you, Xmas will have
come and gone. Owing to the
war and high cost of living, there
are many poor little boys and
girls whose stockings will hang
empty, unless some good brother
or sister remembers them. AS
this is time when all children
anticipate the coming of Old
Santa, with much delight, we
should each and every one do all
we can to gladden. their little
hearts. Just now there are
grown folks, that kind remem-
brance would be much approach
ated.
Messrs. John Sims and John
Vaughan, who spent the past
two months in Illinois, have re-
turned to their native heath.
Skinner" Wesley, "Goolie"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22

lpier man / 8labene bie1nm1e fra.
Set CT blepen flint" nefop meo
M%bispapir. Snopafning / oct fine
Bnpir er mart forbi, og %efterbaon=
ben font be Sannlen6e faar opbrugt
oeres Bapirloger, fon1mer Sc gamle
slbiier til Sore % @pr6igbeo.
Men og1aa oe gam1e Mbiier fan
inart blibe cit s5jaloenbeo. 6abri=
fationen al 2l1fsl1spapir berer belt
OBJ, og al Mpispapir fremltilles Der
/ 2an6et ,frentioig fun goot &a1p=
oelen al Ben iGboanlige Mengoe.
&riien err ol1ereoe lteget fra % Gre
til 46 Gre pr. Sig. S @ope6itaoen
Ct set allere6e cit 6aglig0ags Sing,
at alt in6paffes / @oispapir, og
1clp Sc lmoa @affer, 1om Damerne
qlti6 lpber me6, :er MI oftelt / Mpis-
pm1lag. Sor mi ct set flint.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
Sra &pjifoler til 8prmebjem.

@n Hlan er fremme ON, at Sta=
ten 1f1l6e fj6be nogle @pjifoler og
inorette Dem til 8Srnebiem. s Gag
blobene bar ser b9ret nGpnt bel cit
balp 5neS S9jifoler, iom man meo
6enne Me11igbe6 for gle bapbe Sp=
mprflombe6en benDen6t paa.
Sor Dem, ser life fjenoer noget
til Solfebgjifolens l1bpifling, fu116e
6ets iDnes unoerligt, at ser aaleoes
tan peges poo en- bel Mpffe @pj=
Ifoler, iom Ser fan b9re Sale ON at
neolqgge. s @irfeligbeoen er bette
jo life noget NIT. 0berfor Sem, ser
al bette 6orbol0 bil6e orage SEN
Slntning, at @pjifolen bar / Sil-
bdgegang, benbilfe Ha1tor sc. SOB.
2aurien i 6olfeti11get meo &efte til,
at Set ct ct gommelfien6t Spnomen
inoenfor @gjlfoleoer6enen, at Spiifo=
Ter bliper neblagt. Sra onoen SIDE
b1eb set imi6rertib mi gjort gel6en=
DC, at ser bar Neogong. 6. so.
&lol1ien fbrte @11grebef. 5pnoerlig
bel6ig | Debatten bor Sr. @lauien
lite. 5erit meooelte ban, at ser bar
Tilbagegang / Semooret 1911-16,
tilipnelooenoe 116en at tenfe paa
Den Snobirfning, fdm @ifrings1tpr-
tens Sn6fal6e!fe moatte babe paa
G%lepantollet. Da &o1tor 2ourien
gjoroe opmerfiom berpaa, tilfgjeoe
9r. &lauie n, at Ser nar Me6qanq
.&Ey H#Es. H# H .4 -LZnf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
8runfnIlene.

Den itigenoe Gfteripprgiel efter
bette npe 8renoielsmoteriole bor /
Sglge ~&oriens Golfebl." bebirfet,
at 8rnnfulsejerne / Mgllegaor6
Batter be6 E6rring ct. mi 1ps1el=
letter en- tire @ange 1oa 1tor. Or
bejoSltprfe iom SEN Gang, 6o Drif-
ten Photographers. Soretagenoet bar
oerbeo ifaffet Sc omfringboen6e
9nsm9no en- @fstraf ortiene1te
Sorm at en- go6 ugelgn for at OBJ
BRIDE 8runfuls!aget. Ogioa for
@ognmpn6 / Egrring og @onge BIZ
orager Set til forgget @irf1ombe6,
ioet Der 6aglig transporteres betp6e-
lige MRng6er 8rrrfnI til 8aneta-
tionen % 8ribote. l16 ober set To-
tale Sorbrtg goor @olget mi til
en- &pffe. Gabrifsbirfiombe6er, bpor
biotil fun u6enlonoife @ul fan6t
Mnben6el1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
Sn1nqlert be6 @r9n1eu.

Sflpnt Bnnfel1gbe0erne be0 at
pasiere @ren1en babe fra oonlf og
tDif Side efterboanoen er bleben
meget if9rpe6e, CT Sc ltore Henge=
for6elc pe6 Sm11gling oog 1tooig
meget 6roeen6e Get 6tpffe Soano=
iebe til IS Ore foos ser +. Gfs.
"a Scarf for / Epiflono).
&ontro(lcn er meget omfotter6e
% meget 1treng, bbilfet naturlig=
pts life f%l1l6ltpn0ig 11oeluffer, at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / ct og on6et
Tilfpl6e !pffes.
lille &neb gel0er," flyer @m11g=
lerne. acknowledgements fon0t ioole0es
for .et Nar Gage ii6en poo ct TIFF
Sofomotip o%nbragt en- flor Sernbe=
hol0er, Ger tiliDnelobenoe in6ebol6t
Damp eller &on6, men be6 npr<
mere Gfteripn bite fig at bore fpI6t
meo = MISUNDERSTANDING @orer.
8eboloeren blep / 6elge u&o!!o.
Mb.," ifr11et al 2ofomotibet, oq SEN
til1ige mes Sn6boloet bleb fonfi=
iferet.
Gn Holitie1mbe6smono fra Sam
borg maotte en- ar6en Sag tgm,nc
tit Sroffe= og Soffefoer og fine nn~
oerbe1flaoer for en- @nes 81no 16=
ferlelsf orbrote @arer> iom fonfiife=
reoes, og lao tilme6 .beotage en-
flaffelig 8p6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
Muqet fur np9et.

Ser foregoor lelp UNDER 8lofooen
og me6 tpif @tlligelie a6ifilli9 Cts
port og $S1nport mellem 9an1narf
% England. Der er nemlig en- Sci
@orer, 1om 6anif 2an6brug og Sn=
0nltri ablolrt mao bente / @ng lan6
for life at gao belt / @toa, en- @ben=
tuo1itet, ser 10 oglaa bil6e meof6re
diminishing al en- betp0elig 6anif
@fsport til &piflan6: Sg ga Suffer
ne bor baar6t @rng for alt, Sc fan
foa fra Donmdrf, er Sc, iaa onot
set gigr 6em, n66iaget til at ftn6c
fig / en- big 6an1f Smletning me6
England.
Com ct Gfsempel me6oeles, at
6orban6linger> ser bur bpret fertc
meo oen engelife Segjering ongaa-
el1oe Srigioel1en al Hetroleum,
@orn, m. m. til set bon1fe Siiferi,
er mi enot meo, at 8arernes SRI
giDe.1le er. opnnnet moo at SO pGt.
al 6iifeefsporten goor til england,
bbilfen Sororing og1ao SEN tpffe Ste
gjering bar tiltraa6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
De fip6enbannife Gpaafpmer.

Sra &%jgbenbobn lfripes til vSSpl=
!an6spo1ten":
~8e6lte 5tjerne tilbpoes -gaoc. !"
@bis man tilfel6igt le1er ct al
Sc fjebenbobn1fe @maoblo6e, oil
man fin6e en Sci, Mnnoncer al sen
5logs. Set er &obe0ltuoens 6poa=
toner, 1om poa SEN Moo0e reflome=
rer for oeres Gorretning.
s ti6ligere Sio, Blot for nogle
faa Mqr ii0en> por 6%poafonernes
N1tal mart giort .op, og 6eres 8irf=
lombeo meget beife6en; ser fun0e
tjenes EN- IS Gre / gfp og glp peo
at foruoiige 5remtioen for &borte=
rets Sienel tepiger, eller rent unoz
tageliesDis SO 9re, 11oar en- tet til
1eret Dome fra ct 8ol1rgeoili=Sjen1
| SuSmerfet liite0e fig. op for at
b6re &ortenes Orofel=5por.
/ gd1 CT 6orbo10ene felt foron6re=
oe. Gn Spaafone oriper fin 8irfiom-
bc6 font e1tbper anoen Torretning,
BUN aperterer ON fin &o111ultotio11s=
ti6, bun bar 8enteperelie meo rige=
Zig 5io6eplaos og Dogens Mpiler
'paa 8oroet til &lie1ternes timber
boloni11g, me6ens ser bentes. 600
1eoes er oct / Sc 1tore S%orretninger,
men Der er naturltgbis ogloo Gpoa=
TONER, Ser life rtgtig er / @plten,
og 1om oerfor maa proftiiere rmoer
mere beifebne 5orbolo.
Tppen pao 5paofoner er ogiaa
foronoret. @n el6re 5paofone ef-
ter BET gamle Meniter bor 1farpt
marfereoe Sref, ct fat, giennem=
trengenoe @lif, li6t froget 9fiffel-
ie, og bum berer gierne &oppe og
Sornbriller. Set er Sen gammeIoags
Sppe me6 rSm6ens 01oemooer"
TOM Gorbtlleoe. SUN er 1nart for
ibnnoen Tom Eppe.
On mo6erne 5paofone er en- bel
8eroensoame> 1ogle al Sc melt iggte
er fle6te efter Sem it6Ite Mo6e, og
1elp ben, Der bar en- mere ippn Sor-
refining, bar Itreget al Mpftifen al
fig, bboo Haafle6ningen onguar,
bun itraber mere efter at gi6re ct
tilltosppffenoe SSn6trpf for paa Sen
Wfaaoe at faa fine &un0ers Sortro-
'ligbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
Cooperation / 9anmarf.
Observation-Disclosures 0ml9tntng

rlIOSlS
0riftsaoret 1915-16 opgipreS !
.Mnoelsblobet" til 800 Millioner
&!roner. Moret forub bar tun 11aact
til qoot 500 Millioner.
3 Sc 800 Millioner er lite meo=
reqnet 0mietningen I Anoelsets=
portforeningerne, 9onilb Bacon 70"
Spllesforenil1geu for Donmarts
Bruqsforeninger og Hmgt1pb11e
eln1ts @areinofipbsf orretning; font
,1,er ois1e Mnoels1elifaber meo ! Se=
requiugen, bliper Marsonl etn1nge'1
1888 Willioner &roner. Sesl>oen
hor Don1fe 2onoboforeningers 6rp=
%forlpninq bopt cit 0mletn'na Paa
90 Millioner, og &reatltretsport=
f%orcningernc bar omiot for ca. ~
aNi!lioner &roner.
S 6orbin6elle bermeo fan n@o.
meg. at M110elsbanfens Sm1etning I
1915 unoroger on1fri1tg 2H Wt1ll1=
arb &rnner.
gnoelig fan III meboele> at An@
Observation-Disclosures ON foa Tiger be-
qp1,oer at u6lepere Cement. 9a1
&orenstio, 1on blep &elnltotet at
&%roccsien mellem @emcntringea %
Sellesforeningen al Danmarts
8ruosforc1inger, uo1pber MI, og
meocns Sobrifen bar 1igget title,
err Mnlegge,1e: blepen gjort !: Stano
til at 6ripe f1lo @irfiombeo. /:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
Sc banlfe Gleftricitetsperfer.

9treftpr Mngelo bar / Splge $50
litifen" bol6t G%ore6rag om be fore
8Groitoh, Ser finder 5teo paa oe
oanlfe Gleftricitetsberfer.
Scr Ell, for 9jebliffet ca. 500
@erfer / Dqnmarf, bborof be to
@ipbenbopn og SreoerifSberg)
frcmltilleoe &a!p6elen al SEN @lef=
t%ricitet, ser .br119tes, meoens Sen
on6en !@nlb6el frepeoe 500 @erfer
til fin &ro6uftion; men ale 6e
i1noo @erfer er alt for opre. 9bao
Ser pou ct lille @9rf fo1ter.3 80 Gre,
fun6e %pro611cere / ct mel!emltort
@nrf for 13 9re og / e1 flor Sp=
lanosce,1trol for ~ 3re:. Set CT
allereoc mi ubpre S11mmer, Der
goar til @piloe paa 6enne Maa6e,
% Gorbruget bill. en6bo blipe tire
@an9e ioa 1tort / 2ebet al set toni
men6e Tioar, 11aar 2an6br11g og
SSnoultri tager al fin @nergi fra
Observation-Disclosures og Ger
br11g al '@os, Die og 8en5in pil
blioe bonlplt for e1bber @rift. DA
Mool, Sore6ragsbo!oeren mente,
bt Iful6e Itrpbe ef ter, bar en fomplet
Gentraliiering al Dor @leftricitets=
prohibition me6 ct @9rf for /5iel=
LAMB, ct for 6pn og ct for $pllan0.
S9rlt Ga 1fful6e Ri funne frem1tille
@leftriciteten iaa billig, at ri fun6e
bol0e 5ta1b / 6en &%onfurrence, Ser
ubegerlig maa fomme, paar &rige11
er forbi. = 6orlamlingen %oper6rog
paa Direft9r Mnge!os/ Gorilag ST.
observation-disclosures 8eitprelie at for,
mulere cit 9enpen6ele til &egierin=
gen me0 6orllog til at treffe cit
for 8efolfning og Gefnifere gunitio
0roning al @leftricitetsipergsmoa-
let:
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9anmarf nn6er Spiperrin9em.

@enbilt til fine egne @je1pefi1oer
CT Donmarf i mange Senieen6er
nbel6igt iti1let> ifriber rMarbus
MmtSto:" Set mangler fremfor alt
Sui og Sern, og paa Sen anoen 81
oe Tan 6ets ltore 2an6brugsefsport
lite ligge 1tille l9ngere Eib roen
1tore gfonomiife Sab for 2an6et.
3eloigbis betp6er imi6lerti6 Sc le-
feite 8~egibenbeber / @eroensfrige1l
10 ale Tilfpl6e lite 11ogen ob1olut
Mfip9rring frd Smber6enen, %
1oar &enipn tages BERTH og til Sc
I 2anoet foreliggen6e 8ebo!oninger,
ldmt til 2an6ets Eifposningsepne,
bodbe bba6 argaar itonoiet Gfsport
og mongle1r6e S1nport, ioo er ser
8rnn6 til at baobe, at hi me6 for
re6en Omitgt bill funne oberbin6e
Sitnationens @anifeligbeoer 116en
snltfor 1tore Sab og Mf1abn.
CT
lelotpleelig itrafs traaot / fornpet
@Atttoitet, og / &robinierne bar Sc
fomm11nole &aa6, / @igbenbapn, ct
fommnnalt .@elfer6snobolg" toqet
t9fri0t. til at inoifrenfe 6prbr1toet
ifpr af &nl, @as og G!!eftricitet.
Sporpognsferslen er bleben tno=
hfrenfet % opbgrer ser. II Mfte1.
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@n COMMUNICATION.

Gn ipen1ffpo Sngenier> eric 81
gerlteot> ser mi Dor / &ipbenbapn,
bar notaget Hatent paa en- 2ornme=
telefon og Mifrpfon.
$$ngenier Gigerlte0t oplpier, al
bans lille 2om1netelefon fife er 1ter=
re ems ct %almirbeligt 2omme11r, 1aa=
le6es at 6en let fan r11mmes / en-
@c1telomme. @fol Sbeen noferes /
Hrofiis, p1aa Stote1 eller bette e.
Ter bint Eelefonielifab oDertage Mr=
rongemel1tet og 6orbanolingen al
2ommetelef onerne, for oerigjennem
at fire, at ser life ifer Misbrug
6ermeb. Ser lf1tl6e 6o +. @fs. pao
&oteller, Ste taltronter cller / Horte
% lig1en6e @teoer, ser bar tilgen=
gelige for Sffentligbeben, in6rettes
Sttffontafter, iom Snbebaperne al
Sc imaa 2ommeapporater fun6e let=
te 6eres Eelefon / 6orbinoelie me0
90 oerigjennem opnaa .Sorbin6e11e
me6 Gentrolen. 6elifobet ifl1loe ma:
turligbiS %interes1eres / Sagen gien=
n:em en- Mfgift .af Sc iolgte 2omme=
telefoner.
Soeen CT .gonife lni1o?, ON Sen
bor Ell 6remtio for fig, n1oa Si6en
bi1e.