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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29

Testimony Of those who are dsineresed to the extent
Of being interested only IN the public welfare practically
unanimously in favor of prohibition They declare it the
greatest uplifting movement that to their
munes and would resist the utmost any attempt
restore the old drunken, vicious conditions.
Testimony of those who have been financially inter
esed in the sale Of liquor directly indirectly is almost
invariably against prohibition. Tie is obvious and
comment is unnecessary.
To make prohibition here the success it must be, E
Paso city and FL PasO county must vote "dry" There
must be no %ry" town and county the saloons
FL Paso closed the country saloons
and roadhouses also must be e-osed They cannot be
poced like town resorts And there must be procession
Of automobiles to these country resorts to reve and
carouse, disgrace manhood and debauch womanhood.
partial cleanup is better than none but only complete
clearing out Of the liquor traffic will satisfy Therefore,
every qualified voter in FL Paso should vote for prohibit
ton and every qualified voter outside E Paso but in FL
Paso county, should vote for prohibition.
We to the last sad wall Of the prosperous saloon
keeper and his be-diamoned bartender, as follows:
"The prohibition question will be settled this
by statewide election Don't ruin of by fore
them to close within 90 days All they ask is that the
issue be determined by statewide election. They all be-
ieve that Texas viii go dry this But the saloon
dispose of their business in period of 40 days
Be just and fair to them and permit them to continue in
business until this summer when they viii have oppor
unty to dispose of their business without being ruined
Is this not fair?"
Would It be fair? II would be the foolish extremity of
fairness the hypothesis-that the state would go
dry next correct, which is by
tain The time allowed for the saloons TO close ont their
liquor stocks if El Paso votes "d is long enough The
dseres being closed there is strong demand for liquor
in e" territory, and the liquor interests know perfectly
wen SCH LnSu SUCKS easily An
kilograms would make many sales, the liquor dealers
well aware.
As for @ruinngp them, everyone knows the price Of
liquor has been advancing continually and that of the
local stocks laid in many months ago compare
lively low cost that they be disposed of not only
quickly but at a profit.
Fairness? When has the liquor traffic been fair
with the public? When it turned into beasts women
prostitutes children into orphans, happy homes into
novels? When it corrupted politics. seduced legislators
and threatened the courts? Let there be whine about
fairness Vote for prohibition and send the liquor
traffic to hell where it belongs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29
FACTS ABOUT OUR NAVY
The Gas Turbine Engine.
By LIEuTENANF FITz HueH GREEN. .. s. n.

A., he can take advantage Of il the mort
| economical and efficient viii his Ia
Dor be.
Molecular speed OF superheatet
steam may run into thousands o.
miles Fer second. Yet the old time
Ironclad with its walking beam and
stumbling side wheel prOpelers
could give a piston speed OF only q
few feet per second. Marvellous pos
sibilities OF the flashing particle OF
energized steam were lost.
High power and speed has de-
veIOped in fast cruisers and ocean
going passenger vessels. PistOns
hum up and down with a Eiddy
sWiftness hitherto unknown. This
sort of thing Is more in keeping
with the nature OF steam, which
bends to the task more will
ingly.
Now Genius has brought US tur-
bines. Parsons and Curtis have de-
veloped their wind mill type Of en-
CINE. Instead OF the ponderous re-
ciprocating movement Of awkward
pistons ehe new turbine consists Of
thousands Of little vanes mounted on
one large drum, and which turn al
ways in one direction When the
eager steam shoots like q nor'east
gale Into this vast turnstile It meets
with such gratifying equality Of
speed that II gives to the spinning
blades nearly the total best Of its
vivacity and strength.
The torpedo turbine has been an
other great triumph in efficiency.
Hot compressed air feeds through
the whirring blades exactly as in the
warships high power turbine plant
But the fact that 1t Is truly a gas
means even more; II treasures US that
the oil turbine viii be with US yet
By oil turbine we mean an ordin-
airy explosion engine such as we use
now IN aeros and autos. arranged in
such a way as to take full advantage
Of the tremendous power and speed
given the gases after ignition. Even
steam presents fewer possibilities for
nearly inconceivable energy than
does the force OF exploding varors
lmpinging on high velocity turbine
blades.
But Ike a good many other gold
mines this one is pretty tough to
work.
The trouble lies not 50 much in
the force OF explosion as In the
heat generated. In ordinary gas
engines temperatures run up to
1000 degrees c. with 1900 de-
Erees as a fair average. Heavy
plstons and cylinders can stand
this. But thin and delieately ad-
j1sted turbine vanes wilt before
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29
Little Interviews
Income Tax Payers Should Post Up Says the Collector
Great Field for Mexican Tropical Products in Canada
Little Inteuiews

sulate at Vancouver is chiefly for de-
veloping this field Tropical fruits
should find q good sale there. espe-
cially those grown in Colima, while
the metals OF Mexico are needed in
Canada At present, OF course. Mexico
cannot expect much from Canada on
account of the war, but Canadian
wheat and wood pulp for the manu-
facture OF paper are products needed
in Mexico. In return Mexico can find
q market for garbanzos. or chick peas,
hides and tuna fish"
=
The mining district about Lords
burg, n. NJ. still continues to show
great promise, judging by the in
terest displayed in it by outside par
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29

aODERN man Is a speed maniac
MI From motor cars 70 movies he
4 4 wants Action VIII q capital
A. Justly too. perhaps. for the chem
zeal and physical reactions IN Nature.
from which he derives his mechanical
power. are rapid beyond measure
-nsnt. The burst Of steam. the flash
Of explosion, the utter spontaneity OF
chemical precipitation are constant
goads 70 Mans ambition for greater,
and ever greater, speed. He vaguely
comprehends their enormous velocity.
And he realizes that the more nearly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29
Uncle Walls Denatured Poem.
Conservation Talks


tendency
joint dreams for bringing The faddi makes
pife vendor
tells salt Lets the eating hear
the alexis CALI 81" fowl other looms evOur the feathers
all" eve bring the other e
es spreading bread with axle and making tea Of last years
they
too long since cloth win help win the They tell
noble Sunday
costly
g but III adopt foolish plan noisy
Adsns MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29
ICE GORGES SWEEP RIVER
CRAFT DOWN MISSISSIPPI

Paducah, KY, jan 29.-Descending
ice gOrges In the Tennessee and Ohio
rivers. converging here today. swept
the winter fleet Of packets and other
craft from their mornings at upriver
points and in the Paducah harbor and
carried It on down the Ohio Appeals
for help were heard plainly from per-
ons marooned on the icebound craft
as they were carried past this city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29
NO DANGER OF A GAS
SHORTAGE, SAYS INVENTOR

Detroit, Mich. Jan. 29.-The yield
OF gasoline from crude oil has been
tripled by q method Just perfected
Dy DR.. A H. Ramage. The Invention
makes impossible any gasoline short
age, no matter how great the de-
mands OF the war may be.
In the Ramage process the oil is
chemically charged as Il passes
through stills and apparatus. which
convert the crude oil into increased
quantities OF gasoline.
Dr. Ramage is a member OF the
American Electra Chemical socletr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29

Ensign Krylenko informs the Russians the Bolshevik
government must inaugurate reign of terror IN which
everyone must obey orders be killed That is something
the Russian mind understand having had much ex-
peence with it. and it may SOLDERING effect after
their debauch of freedom But in what does it differ
from imperialism?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29

with the taking over OF the railroads
D. the government. women car cleaners
viii be dropped. those cleaning Pull
man cars being the first to go because
OF the large numbers OF these cars that
go out OF service with the reduction Of
the number OF passenger trains.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29

The young lady across the way says
it's nice TO take your meals at n good
hotel for a while but You soon tire of
it and realize that the quiet homicIdal
life is hest after all.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29

; KILLED; 20 HURT IN WRECK.
Chicago. Ill, jan 2s.-Three per
sons were killed and 40 injured yes
terday when an Illinois Central pas
senger train from Omaha to Chicago
left the rails near Granger. Ill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29
GIVEN 200 DAYS.

Jose Rodriguez was sentenced 70
serve 200 days in the city jail Mon
day when he was convicted of steal
Ing bag of sugar from q wagnr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29

Billy Sunday advises the Washington people to burn
coal in their churches they won't need heat in the next
world but it's impossible chilly Washington into
righteousness BY threats Of the fiery furnace.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29
T no Baths a Month Is
Limit for Fisher, MINI,
Where Water Is Scarce

Fisher, MINI. Jan. 2e.-Rssidents
OF the village of Fisher win in the fu-
ture be forced TO take baths on days
designated by the village council and
each person viii be limited to two
baths a month This action was made
necessary by the extreme lowness OF
the Red river, from which the popu-
lation gets its water supply.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29

The attention of Mr. Gompers is called to the fact that
the dollar year at Washington don't stick at the
eight hour day but with great cheeulness work nights
and Sundays for the government.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29

We've noticed that folks that pay as
they &C don't do much goin'. Gabe
Crav is some patriot. He says he's cut
down his drinkin's tin tn wars over,
an if It begins Z leSih like It would be
long dra N out he'll switch e beer.
Copyright s'efranaI r=5zoaper Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29

, ties" said James P. Porteus Re
Gently Boston parties have entered
the district and consolidated several
promising groups close TO the IS
mine, demonstrating the confidence of
outside men in the district The great
point about the Lordsburg district
which appeals to the mining man with
real money to invest. Is the shipping
facilities OF the section. which make
It possible for the operator to move
his ore quickly"
Cattle conditions in Montana dur
ing the past winter have been excel
lent" said F. A Leitner, who is Wis
ittng Fl PaSo. The cows went into
the winter with lots OF fat on their
ribs. and in spite OF the drouth OF
last year, We have not yet begun feed
ing hay y peculiar thing in Mon
tana is that when we have a drouth.
the grass. though scanty. Is richer
and more nourishing, so that a druth
does not affect US nearly as seriously
as 1t does in Texas"
4 believe that market quotations
on beef will be considerably higher,
as a result OF the recent cold snap"
said J. A. Gilchrist. "A considerable
number Of cattle died during the
freezing period OF a week or so ago.
and as a result cattlemen, and those
who have cattle, are holding onto
them I had a letter from a Fort
Worth commission house in which the
brokers stated that beef had fallen
off 50 cents per 100 weight during
the past week However, I think that
this condition will not last long"
\ X
THE report that Ell Pasoans may
not get the rebate on their fire in
surance premiums. is not altogether
correct" said J. ". Wray, fire chief
1T IS not all together certain that the
people Of this coty may not get a re-
bate on their fire insurance premi-
ums. This matter must first go to
Austin where it Is acted upon by the
state fire insurance commission. I am
sure that the rebate Is paid where the
fire losses does not exceed IS per-
cent Of the total net premiums. and
is as much as the losses here during
the past three years have only been 81
percent Of the net premiums. I am
of the opinion that holders OF the
policy Will receive the rebate"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29
Nv NIX B0TTs

The Excelsior FiddEng band sere-
naded the old miser on Musket Ridge,
Tuesday night. When he saw them
coming he shut his eyes and pretended
he was asleep so that he wouldn't have
to thank them for their sweet music.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29

The Rye Straw store proprietor recol-
lects when there used to be a heap of
talk around the store about the income
tax. Now everybody is more anxious
about the outcome.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-29

ishes readers free OF
any and all subjects
resources o. the va
Igress ard the many
Three cents 10 post
Information wanted
= Haskin rirector.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29

Oioobc iiacS, at Nrisbois opnooeoe
Srpn opcr lin HipaI, tbi meoens
@ropen oppe paa Ssioen er fietot !
manae WiiIes Smfreo5 % uogler en-
al De mango Sepproi9beoer | Den
iorcllaocoe Notionalporf, Ioa er Oct
rnegct laa ionl peb, bpor "aong" No'
lette5 iorbiife 2epninger bpiler, eper
iom / oct belle ifiGnfer bette Ell 5onfe.
SQIua Societies 8rnp err merfct nleo
tilbugnc alipepbloffe, men Steoet CT
ioo opcroret meo Wiilfe og arat, at
oct ponifcIig fan iinbes, % pocrIt iao
er DC, Der giennem Den lorlalone
Bort ieger illo poa Den %ioriente lille
@ronplao3. Song" Eolette or ale
reoe CLIENT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29

Berger er @enoerIicf life bcrctti9ct
til at bape Sfpoepoaben / iin 9eiib-
oelie, pg oct par fun eftcr at bore
lat / STREET, at ban gif inb paa goo
piaig at nblepere fit @eper. San
lopebe bog oprt og belligt, at 2open
berom ifuIbe undertakes Ell Ssern-
prspe beb &etterne.
Sn6ianerne bill forlansc Cpsjbr.
timber ct Wsoe al Snoianerne paa
Gbepenne &eierpation ifal oct pore
beitemt, at Siouritammen afboIoer
ct 8elleralmgoe paa Grop Greet
Mgentllret Den 3oie Ipril, urlber bpils
fet Webe Ser lfaI tages Sfriot til at
faa ct Spaisr meb &eeieringen. Sns
bianerne bill bare @ritattttng for 2on-
BET, Der III nogisr Oiitriftet 9Iocf
Sias, bpilfet Streg De paaitdar al
orig at babe faaet noeen Detailing
for. On Delegation ifal reiie til
Waibineton for at paretage Ssnbi-
onerneS Snteresier.
Grtraiesiipnem aflmttet. South
Gafotas grtraiesiton at &%eeisIatltrelt,
Der traaote iammen ben tSbe Marts.
afilutteoe lit Irbeibe iibite 2eroag.
Ger bebanolebeS otto forifieaige Sou
forilug, iom fanotes nebpenoigc pou
@rltno al arigen, foruoen at Oct ip-
berale 6orbubsamenoement ratiiice,
rebes. Ger tiIltemtes oeslloen en- Ie-
1olution ON, at LET &onItitutions-
announcement, %forbpoenOe l1blGnbilt-
ger at femme peo noget Salg inbelt
Staten, forelegges SGlgerne til @f.
gisrelie peo n9ite @ale. Sen melt
ppiietspeffenbe Sob, peotaget ilnoer
Grtraiesiioner, er ben, Ser bempnoi-
ger Gollntpers Soriparsraab, nnoer
Seoelie al oct Soriparsraab, Der orl-
fatter belle Staten, at reeiitrere %
ubifripe M9nb for Irbeioe paa
Sarmen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29

2pnn S. Sra5ier, gttornep General
8iaiam 2anger, slilOitor 8arl So
iit5fp, StatsietretGr SbomoS Sail,
Observation-Disclosures g. q. Slsneis,
2%anobriigs- og iGr
Sobn &c. Sagen iamt Sfoleiuperin-
teoent g. &. Wac9 Donald. Otter en-
liplig Oisf,lsiion blep Sames Sin-
clair al &enmare anbefalet fom Si=
gaens &mbibat for aongresien lite
oetfor g. 8. Norton at Settinger, ben
mlppreube Superintendent for treble
0i1trift. &ongresmano Sob 90.
9aer al fsritc Siitrift blep berimoo
anbefalet til 8ienpalg, ligelebes
George &c. 0oitne al allbet 9iitrift.
Sarrp 9ronipn al @rano SORTS, Ben
mlprrenbc asiiiterenbe Ittornep 8e-
neral, a%nbefaleoes ioin 2iaaenS &an-
bibat for Seieiteretsoonmter. SEQ
be itnber Oct iioitc Mfsbe al aonpen-
tionen peotagne Heiolnticner forplig-
fer Nortb 0afotos Sarmere fig til
at ltette Hegieringen / bens &rigsfer-
iel, ligeiom &ongresien anmooeS ON
pcb iaitiatte Yriier at ~forebpgge pper-
oerpne S%ortieneitcr iamt at Der gis-
res 6oranitaltnillger til, at &egjerin-
gen qiper Sarmere Saoil paa fortere
Iio, bpilfe Soan ian ifulbc gipeS Sit
ferbeo / slplingell. Heiolutioilen op-
forbrer til, at one De forifienige
ari9smaal itpttes og at 2igaens
Weblemmer Ter til, at aae iaopale
Santer og Sanblin9er UNDERWRITERS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29
SnO Safota.

Yipncer bso efter Talo. Ole Moen,
en- al @roofings Goultps Tioneerer,
er aigaaet peb Isben / lit Sicm ner
2afeton iont Sslge al ct Sab ira Ell
Yanobeboloer, ban lflIloe reparere.
Solbet bar fra en- Sgioe al fin Ter
SOB, men Sierneifallen blep brllbf.
Ifosoe bar 63 slar garnmel.
Saterfslee i JGmsiel. Mltorite-
terrte / 9roofings County fom forle-
Den til @bitc og fog Zig at ct belt
SaterieIifab, iom blep lat / S9ngiel.
Saterne bapbe II Seite / lin 9eiio-
belle, % oa oisie mei,es at bore Sppe-
GODS, maa Der gisres nsiastig Hegn.
fob for Seitene, for 5slget ilippes no
at SGneilet igien.
YranbmGnb begSnScr Sprobrns.
Meolemmer al oct fripiaige 9ranb.
manoifab / Genteruiae bar giori
Toranitaltnineer til at eisre lit til.
at De amerifanife Soloater / Sranfrie
ifafies tilitr9ffelie Mao. 9ranb'
m9nbene bar nemlis ifaifet iig fen
Mcres 2aiio, bporpaa man agter al
plante 9enner, % peo ilittigt 5ilipr
/ leoige Elmer baaber man at faa en-
rig Selt.
Yroi. 9arien fOrfremmes. Yroi
s. 2arien, Ser | II Iar bar foreitaaei
Observation-Disclosures peb Statens 2ano.
b~russbsiifole, er palgt til "0irecto,
Of Grteniion" efter 8oroon %. Manb'
lett, iom bar reiigneret. Erof. 9dr
fen err ~alminoelis fienbt Tom Sore
braesbolber, 2Grer % Sorfatter poe
Meierip9ienets Smraabe. San el
Sormano paa Den ieoerale Neieri
fomite for Soutb Safota.
Wiloe beboloe lit SagleepGr
Chris @enoerlicf / 9eah blep forle
Den arreitcrct iorbi ban life pilb,
opcrlcpcrc lit Saelsep9r I'll Autori
tcterne. Com en- iienbtlis Ration:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29
Gr blnnot DC let iaarcoc

Gr blnnbt DC let iaarebe. Teter
Sprllcn al Gnoerlin er nnberrettet
ON, at bans Son Stills SerIien, Ionl
cr Solbat / oen amerifanifc Spr i
Tranfrig, or bIanbt DC Der let iao-
rebc.
Heacm mcS Sfpoenaaben. Tinlet
Wcitunon, 8 glar ganlnlel % Outter
til Mr, % Mrs. Mnorep @eitman,
boenbc nor Benedict, blep forlebel,
ifiiot % oiebIitfcIie orGbt al jim To-
onrigc @robcr. 8utten morebc fig
rteo of boonbtcrc ct 8euGr, ban life
troeoc par lubet.
Spieitcrctsoummer frabeSer Jig
8ienpalg. Npiciteretsoommer q. ".
Bruce bar libite Wanoag erflGret, al
ban life nil blipe &anoioat for 8ien.
pala. Mtibt unoer oen Strife, Tom MI
giGloer Nationerl % @eroen, bar bar
ingen &pit til at anpertoe i'm lib oe
line arGiter / en- %perionli9 pclitili
Nal9tallip, Tiger ban.
ToriumnSen i T~ranfris. Scctor &
Nollmlan, Sen al Wrs. &. Wt. Mar
ietb / Ytinot. cr blanot De Soloatel
al Den ameritanifc Sroppe'tprfe, ion
er melot ioripunone / Sranfria, %
iom rimeli9piS mi befinoer zig | I'M
Nanaenifab. Holman b%perpeoc li
iiolie CONNER, % bans Wcoer. Del
er Cute meb ire imaa Born, bar Del
bis aibUnaIg al ham for SanIllteils
lln0erbolb.
Cprsrif Sale. Yait. Carl Gabl a
WanpiIle er. iielse Telegram III
Sarge til minneapolis Sonrnal" a
25oe Marts, eiter ct iorelsbiat Sor
bsr benpiit til Den fsoerale 8rano
iurp % itiuet unoer en- 8aiitlorl a
ST ,000. Ger opIpies | Sclegrammei
at Eait. SobI blep arre'tercf rl9
Sarao paa gnfIaac for at hapc oper
traoot Ell al Spionerilopcns @e'terl
mclicr neb az crfIGrc, at DC amer
: fanifc GucIicslcire par llselaa ono
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29
@ontana.
Stur Qanbbrnasbrift i Ifpntan,

Stpr Xanobrngsortft I Wtpntana.
Gn Manb, Der De iioite Har Tiger bar
reiit ODER flere al Wontanas bebite
Observation-Disclosures, meIber ON Ell
Tirfiombeo iom albris for. Sar-
imernc bapoe begpnbt at pIeie, pg
bette eioroes MI melt peo SjeIp Of
TRACTORS, bporaf ale SIags por /
griig, iaapel De minbre meb tire
Ylpee, iom De iterre, Der penote MuI-
ben oper belle itore Sleneer, eiter
bpert iom De ifreo frem oper Slet-
terne. Saanel @eir. iom Sorbfor-
boloene bar De aaer bebite. @inter-
bpeben itoo fig goot. Ser bsrtes IN
gen 9lager ODER ben netop tilbaae-
Iagte @inter, ioet baabe apeabeiet-
ringer % Smie1offe ipnes at bape
ltaaet fig goot..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29
@iseomTm.
Neoet no at 8uen paa en- 0irrS

Ee0ef ND at Vgen paa en- Wf9r0e.
ifie. Yopnettes gorgere GAP iibite
Manbag Mften en- Wano ira 9eaper
Tam en- mi &ioetur no af 9pen, men
Suren par alt anbet enb bebaseIig
for &ptteren, ba ban maatte ride paa
en- @iGroeifie (raiD. 5. 6. Butter
brobt bapoe giort Zig bemerfet peb
Here gem9rfninser til 4eiierens
Soripar, % 80 at gpens 9oraere
paatos Jig tiIiioit at sipe bam en- 9ere
/ amerifanif Tatriotismc. Otter at
ban paa @aben bar tpuneen til at
fpsie Oct amerifanife SIas, bIcp han
aipet opennUpntc irie Moetur no al
gpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-29

% rpoacsleie iom Soooma bar I lin
Sio. Eaitoren tilbsrcr Srifirfen, til
feies Der.
Observation-Disclosures Nestelie opret-
bulbes. Can 9rennan, Nortb Gafo-
tos asliiterenoe slttprnep General,
ser forIeoem reiite til Waibington for
ON mlilia at faa ppbGpet Torbnoet
MOB poerligere &aan inoen Staten |
TSarmlaanbanfefl, CT forleoen fommer
tilbaae nleo nfcrrettet Sag. Meolem-
lmer al oen feoerale @anffommisiion
/ Sopeoitaocn bolot fait pco, at Den /
Nortb Tafota pebtaglc 2op ont ITO
iteoeIie al gpnos til SGbfort pirfcoe
itengenbc for Sptoeelie al flere Saall
/ @anfen. Staten bill MI pen Hct-
tcrrc isac at rette paa oisie nbeloige
Sorpiflingcr.
North Iafuta iparer pan !Saaro'
fnl. s. =. @afer, Nortb Gafotas
Observation-Disclosures, oplpier MT, al
Stoten bar inbfparet $4,000 Cons
Saarbfltl / Den MI mart forlebne
Iirtcr pco / en- itsrre lloitr9fning al
hope br,gt lit eget @ritnfnl, og al
Nortb 0ufota ben lite slpril bill babe
omtrent $4,000 Cons Saarbful til
fin &reoit peb DC epre SnOllpbapre
9lf oet Saarbfnl, ipm at Den natio.
male Observation-Disclosures uooeltes
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