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VIII Not Surrender Control.

Urban population must appreciate
the great dificulties under which ag-
riculture suffers through war condi-
tions. On the other hand, the country
population must be made to understand
thoroughly how important industry in
great cities has been and is. If that
is done a rapproachement will follow
and each will do for others what he can
and what is his duty. The success
full experiment of transferring hun
dreds Of thousands of city children to
the country may perhaps build the
bridge. but We must take pains in
every way to see that this conflict Of
views is moderated. alleviated and end
ed"
Chancellor Michaelis declined. owing
to his shortness in Office, to state ex-
haustively his position on internal
questions, accepted the imperial mani
festo Of July IL upon the Prussian fran
chise and expressed his belief in closer
relations Of the government with the
big parties In parliament He said he
was willing to call men possessing the
confidence of parliament to executive
post, but not in any way to surrender
control of the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20

enough to bring potatoes.
I'VE hope for a good potato crop and
IL we utilize the increase from Ru-
mania and other occupied territories
carefully the shortage of fodder with
which we should otherwise be con-
fronted will be overcome. 1t has been
proved in these three war years. even
in the case OF q bad harvest, as in
1916. that Germany cannot be starved
out at all.
with rigid appropriation. limited
rationing and an adequate supply 1t
gives US an inestimable advantage over
England. A painful experience in
wide areas has shown that on account
Of war conditions relations between
the town and country populations be-
come a source of trouble. Enlighten-
ment here is an absolute necessity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20
Days Burning Question.

'"The burning question in our hearts.
however. is how much longer the war
is to last. With this I come to a mat
ter which stands In the center of all
our interest and all our proceedings to-
day. Germany did not desire the war
In order to make violent conquests and
therefore will not continue the war 4
day longer merely for the sake Of such
conquests il 1t can obtain an honor
able peace"
The Germans. he said. wish to con-
clude peace as combatants who have
successfully accomplished their pur-
pose and proved themselves invincible.
A condition Of peace was the inviola-
biltty of Germany's territory. No par
ley was possible with the enemy de-
handing the cession of German soil.
I'VE must by means Of understandings
and in spirit of give and take guar
antee conditions of the existence Of the
German empire upon the continent and
overseas" continued the chancellor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20
Nation viii Not Continue War
Day Longer Than Neces-
sary, He Says.
DEFENDS SUBMARINE;
SAYS 1T WILL BEAT FOE
Internal Reform Questions Dismissed
With Word Government Control
Not to Be Surrendered.

COPENHAGEN, July TO-
Chancellor Michaelis in his ad.
dress before the reichstag yester'
day said Germany would not con-
tinue the war a day longer if il
could obtain an honorable peace
Americas intervention was not
regarded with serious concern
The German fleet, particularly
the submarines, would master the
situation, he said. -
The reichstag yesterday adopt
ed the majority peace resolution
by vote of 214 to s11o, with sew
enteen not voting
DR.. Michaelis. opened his reichstag
speech with a.,nearty tribute to DR. Won
Bethmann Hollweg. the retiring Inn
perial chancellor. whose work, he said.
history would appreciate.
The chancellor declared that the war
was forced upon unwilling Germany by
the Russian mobilization and that the
submarine war was also forced upon
Germany by Great Britain's Illegal
blockade starvation war.
The faint hope that America. at the
head of the neutrals, would check
Great Britain's iltegality was vain.
extremity by a peace offer failed and
the submarine campaign was adopted,
said the chancellor.
The submarines, the speaker con-
tinued, had done all and more than
had been expected, and the false proph-
cts who had predicted the end of the
war at definite time had done dis
service to the fatheriand.
Russia Not Warned.
Although" said Chancellor Michae-
lis, English statesmen knew, as shown
by their blue book. that Russian mo-
bilization must lead to war with Ger
many, they addressed not a word of
warning to Russia against military
measures. while my predecessor in in
structions July 20, 1914, to the am
bassador at Vienna, directed him to say
that we willingly fulfill our duty as an
ally. but must refuse to permit our
selves to be involved in a world war
through Austria Hungary disregarding
our counsels. The man who wishes to
kind1e world war does not write like
this. but man who is laboring and
has labored for peace to the utmost.
Compelled to Seize Sword.
The concentration of the Russian
army compelled Germany to- seize the
sword There was no choice left to US,
and what is true of the war itself is
true also OF our weapons. particularly
the submarine. We deny the accusa-
ton that the submarine warfare is con-
trary to international law and violates
the rights Of humanity.
England forced this weapon in our
hands through an Illegal blockade.
England prevented neutral trade with
Germany and proclaimed a war OF. star
walton. Our faint hope that America,
at the head of the neutrals, would
check English fllegality was vain and
the final attempt we made by an hon
orably intended peace offer to avoid
the last extremity failed.
Then Germany had to choose this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20
Requires Interpretation.

Dr. Michaelis' words on this point re-
uuire a careful reading and are capa-
BILE Of various interpretations other
than a surface one. His German indi-
ca ties a Willingness to make peace only
as victors in his use of the words "un-
dertanding'' and give and take" (the
, German words verstaendigung und
ausgleich). He revives the Bethmanic
ideas of readjustment of the frontiers
and colonial possessions by bargaining
rather than the restoration of tho
status quo. Peace. he said. must offer
the foundation OF lasting reconcilia-
ton of nations. Loud cheers greeted
this statement.
TT must" he continued. "as express
ed in your resolution, prevent nations
from being plunged into further en-
nifty through economic blockades and
provide a safeguard that the league in
the arms of our opponents does not de-
velop into an economic offensive alli-
, ance against US.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20
Compromise Substitute Adopted.

Section I Of the bill was disposed Of
yesterday afternoon when the COM
promise substitute, offered by Senator
Chamberlain, was adopted by vote Of
! so to is. Under its provisions the
operation Of the food control bill was
confined to foods. feeds and fuel, in
Guiding kerosene and gasoline. and a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20
'The Digest" Stands Squarely for American

In these days of worldwide change and universal shat
government are being tried by fire and democracy
finds itself everywhere deathgrp with absolutism in
new and sinister forms, it behooves every Amer
can to hold fast to the Ideals upon which this Republic
was founded that he may still continue enjoy "ife
liberty and the pursuit of happiness"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20
From Evening Star.
July 30. 1863.
THE DRAFT.


O'clock with
continuing from day day until completed and possible
blind Center
a exemption:
Eighth subdivision GALL
Ninth subdivision (a Of Georgetown west OF High
subdivision composed of
Rock creek)
ROCK creek) 155
dying
Total
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20
Ready to Listen to Allies.

these aims may be attained within
the limits of your resolution. as / in
terpret IT. (Cheers) We cannot again
. offer peace. We have loyalty stretched
out our hands once. 1t met no response.
but with the entire nation and with
Germany. the army and its leaders in
accord with this declaration the gov
eminent feels that II our enemies
their aims at subjusation and wish to
enter into negotiations we shall listen
honestly and readily for peace to what
| they have to say to rs. Until then We
must hold out calmly and patiently.
| 1.-The present time 10 in regard to food
condition. the most severe we have ex-
perienced, and in tho month Of July has
| been the worst. Drought has delayed
can declare with glad confidence that
relief will shortly set in and the popu-
/ lation can then be supplied more ado
! quately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20
Reckons on Average Harvest.

Nothing can yet be said about the
harvest. but the fact 10 already estah-
lished that the harvest Of potatoes will
be better than is believed. Straw is,
indeed. short. but the Development Of
as in 1918. reckon upon an average har-
vest. In wide regions OF the empire
xatQ haA FALLEN AnA AHAIVW6Aeo IN TINA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20
FICTION

"A RECRUIT FOR THE EIGHT
THREE."-An unusually enter
tanning TORCHY story by
Seweil Ford.
1.-THE WHITE FEATHER."-An.
other installmcnt OF this in
terest-compelling German spy
story.
1.-THE GRoTTo SPEcTER."-An-
other Complete in itselO in the
thrilling series Of detective
stories. entitled - he Problems
OF Violet Strange" by Anna
Katherine Green.
1.-THE EMPTY HoUsE."-An IRE.
sistibly funny PENROD story by
Booth Harrington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20

THE LITERARY DIGEST stands squarey for these
great principles 1t knows party, no creed no color
1t fosters racial antagonsms believes in impartial
justice between and and nation and ma
ton 1t is the organ of Glass; but for all the people
1t sets the facts before you without bias It is es-
sentially and fundamentally American.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-20

last measure a. . counter measure Of
self-defense. Now also 1t must carry II
through for the purpose Of shortening
the war, The submarine war IL accom-
plishing all and moro than all 1t 10 ex-
pected to. False reports which found
their way in the press as a result Of
the short session of the retchstag
evoked for q time q certain feeling OF
which ended at par
ticular time. They did the fatherland
no service.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-03

5iiferne % Warimalpriierne. @s.
berg, %. Nopember. a~nsaaenoe
@peteNne ON Strife blanot Sitter
ne | anleoning Of De tpife og ban.
ife Warimalpriier uotoler Gorman-
ben for gSbiers 5iiferiforenins, al
bette Mpete iIet intet bar paa fig
os life fan finoe nogen formiftiq
n1nrnnApTSa.~rslt gsL;,
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9Drtibs6jelpem til sjeneitemGnb.


I@fter en- Rpffe 6orbonolin9er Ell
Der i'll. ogeatt." truffet binoenoe vi
tale ON DprtiostiIIpg til Statens
Eieneltemnno, 2erere og 9prerin.
Der, PenIioniiter oip. mellem ST.
nanSminiIter 9ranaes og Sienelte-
m9noenes Organization. Operens-
fomiten goor no paa f6l9enoe:
t.5or 1916 faar allie 2snninger
ct EiIlag paa % psf, Der u66etaI-
tes Den 20. December.
2. 5or 1917 fnar ale 9ifte Sic
neitemGn0 % 2Grere 400 Ser. og
ale ltgifte $50 Ser, 6og at 8prti6s-
tillGget life fan ooeritige 40 pGt.
al oeofomnen0es 2en.
8. 8eniioniiter iaar $50 Ser. o9
SnDnIioer to 8emteoele al Oeres
ltuoeritettelie ira Staten.
a. De life peniions6erettigeOe
ti0Iigere 8ieneitemGn6 NJ. II. Oi(
for oe 9iftes 8eOfommen6e faa no
betaIt 100 Scr, Sc u9ifte rs Ser.
Otter boa6 ser menes, bill Sta
tens hight til 0enne 8oit blioe ca.
Drill. Ser.
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Oct banIfe lloenriesminiiterinm mn.
Der arigen.
aebenbabn. o. /. Sec. 1916.

ohRNNfiDAblg " l. ~ IOlO
) nNinilteriernes Maaneosblo0'
for 0ooember 9iner Arfiparen
Observation-Disclosures Sr. Sc Sogt
be 5%ontenap Ell interesieret Sfilo.
ring al Oen Sn6pirfning. ariger
bar bait paa ltoenrigsminiiteriets
@irfiombeo.
Neoens Der | 1913 iolt inogii
22,243 Sfribelier, Gelegrammer
og 8rpfians. Senoelier, lob 8ollei
| 1915 op til ca. $4,000, og DC
nogaoeoe Sfribelier og Telegram.
mer iteg / oct iomne 5oraar fra
2t,700 til 10000, oltloa Ell I'll.
pGfit paa ca. 5000. Neoens Der
fer arigen betaltes 3 a 600 SIR.
maaneolig for 9%eIegrommer, er oct
te 8eleb MI oppe pna "a. 10000
SIR. ON Wiaaneoen.
Oct bar npe og ufenote Setter,
lloenrigsminiiteriet beo arigens
9egpnoeIie itilleoes onerfor at iful.
lie orbeioe paa. Sort melote
S%psrgsmaaIet fig ON Siemienoelle
al Gonife, Der opbolot fig / Ito.
lanoet, oeIbis 5olf, Der blep ar.
beioslsie og oerfor mootte biqIpes
efonomiif; iao ouffeoe Bos. og
Snofeosretsiogerne op og 0ereiter
ale DC iorifelligorteoe Sager, Der
offsotes al efonomiife SorboIos.
regler Der % / llolanoet, ioalom
Stanosning al Sfibe og 8arepar.
tier (til 0ato 300 Saqer) Ssor.
buo moo SfibsiaIg, moo Sanoel
meo 5ienoen, Wiarimnlpriier, Sif
ring al 8oreforroao, Oispenioti.
onsioger, Eorpeoerin9er al Sfibe,
Snofeb al Sfibe oa oisies Reai.
itrering, banoelspolitiife 5orbano.
finger nleo DC f~rigsisrenoe 2anoe,
Stronoinger / oonife 5arbanoe Of
tremmeoe 9rigsifibe % 2uitiar.
tsier, S%nternering al 9elptnin.
gerne, 0rGnie. og Ssterritorrie.
aontrol, Samarbeioet meo ,Reoe
9ors". OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES arran.
semert, llnoerie9elie al foIferetlige
@rnnoIag, acknowledgement
M. b.
at ct ioa omiattenoe arbeioe
bar funnel uoferes Of oct oanife
Observation-Disclosures Berionale II.
Den Joregelie al bette err al 9ere
n9ro, og oct bar nnturlignis og.
iaa fun p9ret muligt peo en- itprft
forlenget Irbeiostio og ct force.
ret arbeiostempo.
enoelig nGnner 5ori., at man
er oenot tiIboge til bet gomle aii.
reripitem, ioet al nigtigere goit.
b%eisreeIie til bore @eianoter / Ito.
lonoet M foregoor pr. aurer. 5or
bisie 2anoes Beofomenoe annenoer
mar embeosfurerer, De iaafolote
.aobinetsfurerer", Der uoelnffen.
De refer ior at beisrge 8egerings.
poit og / oenne egenifob anmeloes
til be pagpIoenoe Regeringer.
Sp.
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9irfe. S Sfolemgoet oerefter taltI
5oritanoer Heroom, grof. 90. q
Sarien og Genior g. q. 9foienberg
Om Gftenen bar Der ielifabeligt
Somber. S Meoet n9ite Dag tai
te bl. a. Or. Molteien og SeiifoIe
forltauoer gegtrup.
Suffer, Splte % Srebforn. gris'
regulerings.ao sSnoitil.
ling til Minilteriet ON SnofereliC
al Siitferfort er bleoen tiltraoot al
iamtlige Wieolernnler unotaoen 5ois
90 Suno. 5er oenne 6oranitaltnine
iGttes / Bert, bill Der blioe loretta.
get Ell Snffert9aing, Der oglao
fommer til at omfatte De prioote
Deboloninger.
commissioner peotog oerpoa en-
Snoitiaing ON OpbGpelie al Den
mloGrenoe 8illaoelie til anoen0el.
le al SpipebobeOer til dars og Sui
tie, Iigeiom oct benltiaes til Wiini-
l~teriet at tage UNDER Onerneielie at
uolteoe 5orbuo moo llofsrIel al
Sninebloo.
@noelig blen Der neotoaet en-
Snoitiaing ON, at Der ifol treffes
doranitaltninger til ct mere birf.
Iomt Silipn for at forebpgge ODER.
tr9oelie al 5oorin9sforbnoet for
p%reoforn og Ell SnoItiqin9 ON at
iaa oct aiort til 9list, at eoentueue
Brisforbeielier forinoen ifal onmel.
oes for BrisreguleringS . aommis.
lionenL Der oerpoa nGrmere lfol
ooerpeie oeres getimeligbeo.
5uberitof.S pprssmoalct. Snoen.
rigsminilteriet bar / oisie Gage (23.
Roo.) - unoer iprligt Seninn til
Den ret ~oloorlige Dtoisiitlotion -
foretaget Ell ny Snofoloelie al ale
Slitleoler, aontrafter eler andre
Salgsoofimenter (9repe, telegram
mer etc.) neorsrenoe 8artier al
Dfois, Ollefager % li~oenlnnoif 9pg,
iom er iiiotsbf Der til 9onoet.
Snofaloelien ifer / Selqe ~. I"
I'll Orientering UNDER DC iortlatte
Coeroeielier angnaenoe 5ooeritoi
lpergsmaalet, oa oct er nsonenoiat
lom @runoIog for oisie OF foo Ell
OOeriigt ODER, boilfet apontum Of
5ooeritoiier Der er iuofebt.
ern'Sfillementen. 0orif .8ag
blaoet" bar broet / Grioring. at Scr
fsres unoerbanolinger mellem DC
Ifa%noinopiife &anoe ON poa @ritno
al Den tiltogenoe Nangel poa Sob.
berment / Steoet for at inofsre
StiIlement al Sern. Oct tilfeies, at
Soerrigs 8ifsbanf og Rorges 9anf
begge er itemte for S~nofsrelie al
Sernment. % at oct innlme ifal
bare Silfploet meo Den oanife Ro.
tionalbanf.
%. E." bar / oenne anleonina
benDenot iig til Observation-Disclosures.
tor 8ubin, iom tiger, at Jorbruget
al Selomsnt % 0roncenent err /
ltGrf Stigning, 90 at oct / De noroi-
tie Sanoe - iom isprigt ogiaa | an.
ore Sanoe - er umuligt at ifaffe
oct ~nsopenoige abontum al oct bio.
til onpenote Wietal til llomentning
al Sfiaemsnt.
l~loiteoellen al Sfiaement af al,
oct WPetal emo 9ronce fan imioler.
ito / De tire noroiife 2anoe fun ife
/ inobproes Ooerensltemmelie og /
6elge SOP. Men Der er @runo til
at tro, at De tire noroiife Gamble bur.
tigt bill enes ON at foretage bet
nsopenoige.
Snffer % Eapir. Yaa 9og9runo
al DC %iremfomme Oplpsninger ON
Sufferbeiten og on Den beregncoe
Sufferproouftion bar man / 9risrc
gulerings commissioners Uisoe bcll
81. Rop., Der bl. a. bonoe Suffer
Spsrgsmoalet til 0rsftelie. enigc
ON oct enifelige / inareit muligt at
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College,
Blair, Nebraska.
Der tilbydes UNDERMINING
j fSlgende Afdelinger:

l. Proseminariet eller forberedende til Prgsteskolen,
fire Aar.
II. Normal Afdelingen for vordende ~,teachers'.
III. Akademisk, freaarigt Kursus, der giver Adgang til
Universiteter og Colleges. dQ .rse s6ss, e
~. College, de to fsrste Aars Arbejde.
v. Handelsskole, toaarigt Kursus.
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Engelsk for indvandrede Landsmand.
Skolen er anerkendt af Staten Nebraska og har Ret til
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HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION.

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NihoIosbeuraeIien. EOrretninas.


nooolget for &anosforbunoet al ban.
ife AfbolosieIifaber bnpoe / 5elge
neutrality-suspicious." ben %. 0on.
Dieoe / Anrbus. Oct oeotoges gen.
neln Observation-Disclosures at poe
3ilifuo til Aibolosogitotion / arigs.
fnngeleire. Oct peotoges gennem De
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Sogneraaoene / De terlagte aon.
miiiler til at uotale fig ON 3anfen
ON ct anoragenoe til Negering %
Higsoag ON 5orbno moo gloogne
/ aommunerne. enoelig peotoges
oct | iioite Salooel al 5ebruar at
aiboloe ct 5~eaesmeoe melem ale
Observation-Disclosures Sooeobeitprelier,
e~fteriulgt al ct Wsoe meo Wiiniiter.
ne og De afboloen0e WeolemMer al
Rigsoagen.
Observation-Disclosures | Narbns.
Sor MARQUIS Oomiogns 8eofommen.
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SfatteDeotGat
0nrti0shiRIb.

9DrtibsbjGlp. - SfatteDeotGgt.
@Sbierg, "a. Nobember. @sbierg
@praao oeotog / gftes at bebilge
be 6unftionerer, lom life blep Del.
agtige / ben forrige 9prtiosbi9lp,
400 Ser. til eifte og 200 Ser. til
uogifte. 0eroeo fommer aomml-
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oes at oct M gGloenoe 10 p@t.s
Eill9g for peniionsberettigeoe Sno-
fonlIter bortfaloer. Der bar / ben
N(nleoning moot mango 1ilberere,
ion lioligt opplauoereoe De Solere,
Ser tolte for Opbpnelie at oenne
9eltemelie, iom ~foreprigt fun 2-3
al 2onoets 8per bar | 8eotGgten.
Otter Ell lang 0ebat IDENTITIES Ga
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Otter Ell lang 0ebat IDENTITIES Ga
gen til ct l1obalg.
Mfbolosfolfene. 5orretningsuo.
oolget Tor 2onosforbunoet al bon-
ife afbolosielifaber bolot i Selge
Yafbolosoo9bl." forleoen Wsoe /
9larbus. Oct peotoges gennem So
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til Afbolosagitotion / &rigsfange-
leire.
Oct beotoges gennem De lofale
GrgoniIntioner at iormoo Sogne,
roaoene | DC y%terlagte" 9ommuner
til at uotale fig ON 3onfen ON ct
anorogenoe til Hegering og Hi9s'
bag ON 5orbuo moo glnogne
Gommitnerne.
Oct beotoees / iioite Solooel a
5ebrunr at afboloe ct 5ellesmsoC
mellem ale Observation-Disclosures so
oeobeitprelier, efterfulgt af ct Me
DC meo Winiitrene og De af6olon,
Meolemmer al &igsoagen.
Ipt Sfibsprrit. llnoer 0apr
.gfti. 2ane Sfibsnerit" er | Norb.
BY oannet ct Iftieielifab, Der bill
bride Sfibsbp9geri meo alt oertil
berenoe. aftiefapitolen er poo &c..
600 SIR, og er tegnet n%noerbaan.
Den. Selifobet, Ser bar febt 8eb-
oingen i Rorbbp, afilutteoe Ell Gel
&ontrafter ON 9pgning of Suite
re oe beepnote itrofs girfiombe-
oen.
9nrtoilerne. &embie, II. Sob.
&artoifelpriierne err for Chen |
ltGrf Stigning Der | @gnen; Der
bpoes ollereoe mt s Ser. og oeroper
pr. 30. poo 2eberilfg til 8inter.
Snis griierne tiger Doerligere -
og oct ipnes Der at bore al uoiigt
til - fan Der bel pentes Wiafiimal-
pris poa bette M unoberlige NG-
ringsmiooel. Oerof bill 5elgen BOG
ganife iiffert blipe, at man faar
ligefrem aartoifelmangel, ibet 2ano-
mpnoene iaa meo llobDtte fan la
DC Dem opfoore. S bpert 3ilfGl.
oe maa man baabe, at Der lamti.
Dig uoiteoes Opfooringsforbuo.
SDifcrnc fpber Sran. gbefen for
oct tplfe Gentrolinofeb, Sr. S6le-
finger, bar | Selge s0iursl."
oisie Gage iommen meo to andre
Mepreientonter for Gentralinote-
bet peret / @renaa, boor De bar
offsbt Spoif Sronfabrif Brooufti'
omen.
st af 5ibens sooe Sesn, cite,
boao .ySfipe 6olfebl." mebbefer
fan narbeioet aoler"s 5orpleinings
itotioner notere Ell ltor og gl9oelil
Neogang / @ntallet af r@9lter"
Sallet er fun goot Ell 5ierbeoe
al Sallet / Sior, og oct enooa
@fteraarsmaaneoerne.
Smnslerierne peb @rGmien. Sol
cL.A 90 o.. O.. 0.1I So. -4,a..a.