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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-19
BELGIUM THANKS
UNITED STATES
Foreign Minister Hymans
Tells Wilson Of His Coun-
try's Appreciation
GENEROUS, BRAVE
AND HIGH-MINDED
-
Address Given on Occasion
of Wilson's Visit to Par
lament at Brussels

Brussels, June l9--Belgium's gratitude
for Americas work of relief during the
great war and for the gallant service
Of the Americans during the last months
Of the conflict was expressed by Paul
Hymans, foreign minister, to-day on the
occasion of President Wilson's visit to
the Belgian Parliament.
Addressing Mr.. Wilson, the minister
recalled proofs of Americas friendship
for Belgium which were given him when
he visited the United States during the
first few months of the war as a mem
Der of the Belgian commission which IN
CURED into German atrocities,
"Since them" he said, Americans have
proved their sentiments toward our coun-
try by acts of generosity, especially by
the establishments Of the Belgian relief
commission"
M. Hymans paid tribute to Herbert
Hoover, who acted as chairman Of the
commission, Brand Whitloek, American
minister to Belgium, the American press
and American women.
"The result of these efforts Of Ameri-
cans" he continued, was that the Bel
gian cause became the symbol of right.
1t won such partisans of weight as Car
dinal Gibbons, Dr. Charles w. Eliot, pres
ident emeritus of harvard diversity; SAM
uel Gompers, president of the American
Federation of Labor, and Theodore
Roosevelt Finally the American army,
cruising to Europe, took glorious part
in the common victory.
"Thanks to our liberal democratic con
stitution, the Belgian people, under the
leadership of our beloved dynasty, resist
ed the formidable attack of the invad-
ers. Belgium, after four years of oc-
cupation, bruised and weakened, is de-
prived of its means of production, but
is not discouraged and is confident of
the future. Workers, business, scien-
fists and artists will cooperate in the
work of reconstituting Belgium's morale
and intellectual life. They are convinced
they may rely on American aid and
friendship"
NJ. Hymans spoke Of the good viii to-
ward Belgium shown by the American
delegates at the peace conference and
said that Belgium desired peace of
justice and reparation."
Certain problems of vital Importance
for Belgium's future are not yet solved"
he said. Belgium needs eflicacious guar
antees for her economic development and
security. She has decided to pursue
them with perseverance and vigor, and
relies upon the assistance Of the allied
nations to obtain these indispensable
guarantees. Belgium will ardently CO.
operate with the league of nations, hav-
ing the moral authority of a people that
has suffered for the right"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-19
BIRTH REGISTRATION NEGLECTED
Human Bookkeeping in America Should
Be Bettered.

That many parents in the United
States fail to recognize the Importance
of registering the births Of their children
is shown by the fact that in October,
1918, only 20 states and the District OF
Columbia had met the ''over 90 per cent
birth registration test required for a
ton area established by the United
States bureau of census to stimulate
public interest in this matter. Women
who have been weighing and measuring
babies during the children's year cam
paign conducted by the childrens bu-
reau, United States department of labor,
and the child conservation section Of the
council of national defense, have fire.
quently found that the question Us the
Birth Registered" which is listed on the
record cards, has to be answered with a
"No." In some cases the question was
left unanswered because the parents
themselves did not know whether or not
the birth had been registered.
Sir Arthur Newsholme, the English
authority on vital statistics and meas.
ures for the prevention Of infant mortal
ity, who spoke at the childrens bureau
conference recently held at Washington,
has stated that it is the prompt registra-
tion Of births in England that makes it
possible for the public health nurse in
that country to go at once to the aid of
mothers and babies who need her, and
to make sure that everything possible
is done to insure the mother good care
and reasonable rest before she resumes
work. II was Great Britain's good vital
statistics that enabled Sir Arthur to
point out more than 10 years ago that
the infant mortality rate in England
was very much higher in certain con-
gested and insanitary districts than it
was in the well-kept districts, where the
wellto-do people live.
According to this child welfare ex-
pert, an important step for the United
States to take in saving its children's
lives is to see TO it that every birth is
promptly registered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-19

no right to make war on France We
based our right of action solely ON the
ground that by the acts of Germany she
had made war on us. | want to put our
selves in such position that we shall
never feel it necessary to reiterate such
a falsehood
1--WE knew all along just what Ger
many had in mind. We knew her pur-
pose Of world domination. But we had
not the right under International law or
under any agreement to demand that she
refrain from that hellish purpose. We
do not want this country or any other
country to be again placed in such a
position Of impotency
"Of course, not one of us would have
written this covenant just as it has come
to us But this covenant represents the
deliberations of nations. It deals with
complex situations 1t comes to us as
compromise compact And to secure the
support of this country special conees-
sions have been made to us. Our Mon
roe doctrine is by this instrument given
world sanction.
"The members of the league undertake
to preserve the territorial integrity only
against external aggression A commu-
nifty of land owners, where there is no
other law to appeal to, may most proper
ly unite to protect the land Of each and
every one against the avarieiously in
cined 1t has been asserted and reas-
serted in all the false attacks on this
instrument that the United States would
be compelled to help Great Britain pre-
serve her domain against her own in
ternal revolutions or rebellions. Nothing
could be more false 1t is only against
external aggression that the league as
sures its protection.
The members of the league agree to
the reduction of national ornaments.
We wave aloft the banners of sovereign
ty and independence as scareerow to
frighten those who do not stcu TO con
slider that every compact or tf2a1y be-
tween nations that has ever been adopt
ed is just as much surrender of our
sovereignty and our national independ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-19

enee as though the same treaty were
made en- bloc with all the nations, We
have preached the reduction of arma
ments for years. Now, present to me, if
YOU can, a better or safer plan than
that provided in this treaty, or else ac-
knowledge frankly that we never intend
ed TO conform our acts to our declara-
tions."
Referring TO charges that the United
States would be at a disadvantage in the
league because it has only one vote, the
speaker said the important decisions
would be made in the council where the
only votes would be one for each for
the five great powers with unanimous
action required TO effect a decision or to
transfer consideration of question to
the assembly. Answering objections that
Great Britain would have too many
votes in the assembly, he continues
what would be the danger to us of
having Canada. Australia and New Zea-
land, blood of our blood, and bone of our
bone, made members of the assembly?
You give black Haiti vote, you give
black Liberia vote. But you deny the
great, independent commonwealth of
Canada the right to raise her voice.
"But you say that the question of
whether the matter complained of is a
domestic one must be decided by the
council. Naturally someone must decide
that question. But remember that the
verdict must receive the affirmative vote
of every state in the world, outside the
parties to the dispute, and that the
whole world must wiekedly, contrary to
and in defiance of the provisions of the
compact, conspire against the United
States. And to carry out such a con-
spiracy each nation would commit an
act of suicide by establishing precedent
that would compel it to surrender its
own purely domestic powers to world
league"
Mr.. McCumber also declared he per-
sonally would be opposed to leaving Ger
many out of the league, fearing that ac-
tion might lead to future divisions and
jealousies
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-19
HOW TO GET RID
OF RHEUMATISM
'Frult-a-tiveS Point the Way
to Quick Relief

ERONA.
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strains and heavy lifting.
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being we'll again, a friend recon-
mended 'Fruit-a-tives' Tor Frait
Liver Tablets to me and after using
the first box / felt so much better
that continued to take them and
now am enjoying the best of health.
w. NJ. LAMPSON.
Soc. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size 25c.
AT all dealers or sent on receipt Of
price, by FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited,
oGDENSBURG. N, X.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-19
STICKING TO THE FARM.
New Tendency Has Been Noted in In
diana Recently.

Charles n. Lindley's statement that
"there are many thousand Indiana farm
boys-maybe 10000 of them-who are
no longer ambitious to leave the old
homestead and east their fortunes in
the strenuously competitive life of the
city and town" is Illuminating. The fig
ures tell less than the fact that the In
diana state board of agrieulture's presi-
dent has noticed growing tendency
among farm boys to stick to the farm.
Only a few years ago the cityward flow
of farm boys was thought to be estab-
lished forever Mr. Lindley believes that
it has been reduced to the point where
farm life viii appeal to an ambitious
boy as offering opportunities for his best
talents.
The theory so commonly held a few
years ago that the farm homestead
should fall to the least ambitious son,
to be managed and exploited as best he
could, has been largely exploded by the
son himself, who turned out in many
cases to be better man than the broth
ers and sisters who made a mothlike
descent upon the bright city. In the
wreckage of this theory can be seen
many bHOusHnu SoOu FARMERS dragging
themselves through futile routine of
city office work OF course, what they
are doing is useful and necessary, and
to the outsider perhaps quite glittering.
The exiled farm boy in the city knows
better.
1t has been maintained by some rural
enthusiasts that the city serves a good
purpose as a catchall for farm weaklings.
These people believe that the city draws
its food and strength from the farm,
and is a sort of parasite on the social
fabric. This view is as open to criticism
as the otEer extreme, but it has been eff
fectively employed as means of en-
couraging farming as career in itself.
The shrewd and observant farmer is TAX
ing his son in hand. BY his example he
is doing more to keep the boys at home
than any other agency. This is sign
of wholesome progress, and a rebuke to
the oft-handed gentry who regard farm
ers as sociological specimens. Indianap.
oils News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-19
In First Place.

A summary of the report of the com
mittee on recent advances in sanitary
practice of 80 states and provinces in
North America, arranged according to
the greatest amount of activity in each
subdivision, shows the following order:
/. Venersal diseases. g Communicable
diseases. 3. Child hygiene and public
health education. T. Public health nurs-
ing. s. Vital statistics. 6. Sanitary en-
gineering, Z, Laboratory, 8. Research.
Q. Industrial hygiene. 10. Food and
drugs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-19
FLIGHT POSTPONED
TILL GERMANY SIGNS
The British Dirigible R-34 VIII Not
Leave for America Till Ger
many Does Sign.

London, June l9.The flight of the
British dirigible R-34 to America is def
nitely postponed until Germany decides
what she intends to do regarding the
peace terms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-19
Where Ignorance Is Bliss.

First Diner-What do you usually eat
in this restaurant?
Second Ditto-Don't ask me; ask the
cook. simply order the grub. Boston
Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-19
BUYS $500 AYRSHIRE BULL.
Captain Higginson of South Lincoln,
Mass, Acquires Champion.

Brandon, June l9.-Barberg Dignity,
the four year old Ayrshire bull that won
the supreme championship at the cattle
show in Kilmarnock, Scotland, last
month, has been bought for Captain A.
Henry Higginson Of South Lincoln,
Mass, for $1,000 by Frank s. Peer, cat
tie importer, Of Crawford, n j., accord
ing to a cable message received here yes
terday by j. G. Watson, secretary of
the Ayrshire Breeders association. Bar
berg Dignity defeated at the KiimarnocS
show the yong bull, Hot Stuff, which
last spring brought world record price
for the breed.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
S4inois.
WDe Sirlpemibler / Sperafipns

Npe Sialpemibler i Operations.
oGreliet. Sra Chicago melbes, at TO
al De Sielpemibler, iom &irurgiem
illot no bar uopiflet % taget / grug
unber 8rigen, for fsrite Gang on,
penbtes paa ct Soipital Der. Set
gialot at reooe en- Wanbs 2ib beo
Sliboperfering, ioet ban peb en gr.
ploiion bar blepen iaa f~orbr9nbt, at
ban u1oer tioligere Sorbolbe biloe
pGret Osoens fire @ptte. Manoens
Si,itru tilbso fig at ofre at fin Sub.
% UNDER SnoIpoelie al bet npe @e.
ospeliesmiobel "Tniligbt Sleep",
iomr man unoer &rigen bar l9rt at
BRUCE til Sl,lofommenbeo, bIeb 100
8paorattommer Sub taget fra benoes
&pg. Sen anben npe Spftnoelie, iom
er at britiif Sprinbelie % enbnu for.
bolosois belt ufienbt beroner. er bet
iaafaIote "Wetalnet", Der tiener til
at boloe ben operferte Sub fat til bet
Steb, bpor ben anpenbes, berbeo fit.
renoe ulige bebre &eiultdter emo man
n~ogeniinbe for fllnbe opnaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Ppeoeifuren / Kanias.

Sra &anias Gitp meooeles, at Der
oil tiltr9nees en- Mrn1e poa 100000
Wanb til Srbbsitninsen al BEN
enorme S~peoeapling / &anias iaar.
vi bette Mutal mao minbit 10000
Wano bentes fra Steoer ubenior
Staten.
Wan fan oa1,ne fig ct gesreb on,
Gnormiteten al Speoeaplinsen bert
Statell, itaar man bsrer, at 1879
Icres err inbiaaet meb 0aarboe6e.
% at 8reoen itaar Iaa lopenbe, at
ben tegner II at bile eipe 99.32
Trocent at ct @ormaluobptte, builfet
omtrent mcler oct iamme iom ct
&ronaar.
Misiouri bill oeiao faa en- itor
Speoeauling, men man penter Ser at
funnc flare Jig meo oen arbeibs.
bi9Ip, iom fan oporipes inSen Sta.
tens egne 8renler. 9ebruifa oa
Staterne noroooer bill bli iorIpneoe
mco grbeiSsbiTlp, ser bill isge noro.
oper eitcrbpert, iom Sfuren taaer lin
S~egpnbeIie | oisie.
5 aanIas ~bespnoer Snobsiminas.
arbeioet mellem Den 15Se % 2OSe
SUM.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

ban ogiaa siorbe, men ba man iaa
forlangte al BAN, of ban oaiaa ifuloe
forage Nonpartiim 9easlie, iaa
iagoe ban bentub Wei. Wan toa BAN
iaa o. moricbereoe bom runbt BET
tore Waal, Der bar tpnot, berpeo no.
iot for iIere butorebe Nerioners Spot
90 Batter. Oct tog boe Snrpen finn
20 Winuter at forfatte e, GrflPring
ON, at Der life bar nogen 8runo for
G%ritatning. Sagens @ebanbling pa.
reoe / TO Gage.
@ammel Minncapulis .Eioneer osb.
CAMEL 6. Com, Der engaitg tilbpttebe
iig belle Wicollet Sslono / Wiinne-
apolis % to Steeepanoer MOB ct
SaglgepGr % Ell YiltpI, er afgaaet
peo Oeoen ! lit Siem / Sopfins, n9r
Weuebpen. Wr. 0otp font til ct.
Intbcnp / 1851 og nebiatte fla paa
Ell Claim. San blcp fort eiter op.
merfiom paa WicoIlet Sslono % fit
2pit til at ie libt nprmlere paa oenne
g., boorfor ban bug lig ltb Ell
meget primitip 9aab al Ell itor S6rl-
m%eritof og roeoe fig nleo benne ober
til Gen. Son iarbt ga, at Den lille
pafre Q / MisiisiippiiIoben alereoe
bar tagen / @eiiooelie al Ell hpio
@anb. 9aa SpergSmool ON, hpor.
blot ban a9tcoe at icrblipe Der, ipo'
reoe oennc, at ban eicrne piloe irloe
no, og Som bleb ipitrgt, ON ban
pilbe fisbe. 9op iporeoe, at alt bal,
eiebe al benne TerbenS 8obs bar ct
SaglgeDGr % en- Eiitol, bporpaa bal,
ifrioteoe afiteo for at iorlabe Zen.
Gneberi teren paa NicoIlet Sslarlo
falote bam DOG tilbage % inobso iii
Ell gpttebanbel, oa belnre fonl iitarlb
berbeo, at ben fsrite Gboer iorlibcn
fin gienoomsret gap Wr. Dom 70
Stegepanoer % enbel inlna Stanliare
for De to Sfpbepaaben. Com bpcbe
paa Gerl ct Mars Sib, men iarbt ioa,
at oct igrunoen bar langt mere for.
oelagtigt at tage ct Sproltpffe pco
Sopfins, bporfor ban / 1854 forloo
lit Erige % nebiatte iig peb Sen MI.
pGrenbc Soritao til minneapolis,
Ger ban iioeu bar boet. Mr. Com
bar febt / Iienna, Maine, / 1881.
San eiterlaoer fig en- Ssn, boenoe /
SopfinS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
@iSconTm.
8ammcl Ga Grusic.a ninbe bbl

@ammcl Ga Grusic-aninbe bbb.
Wtrs. @. u. Sia, iom bapoe boet |
ga Grosie iiben 1855, er bso / lit
Stem beriteos, 81 gar gammel.
Streif / S%hebupgan. Smfrins
$50 Iano tilbsrenoe De prganilereoe
2eoerarbcibcre / Sbebopgan neo.
laabe iioite 2irsoag Irbeibet, gis.
renoe Sororing paa otte Eimers Mr.
beiosoag % en- Ssn i%parenbe til bnao
Set nj, foiter at lepe. Den n,lp9.
renoe Con oeb Sabrifen err fra 1926
til $4.25 pr. Gag.
8ammel &jsbmanb fprnlbffet,
Sronf 81. Sicfiicb, befienot Grocery,
banbler | Ga CROSSE, er blepen orpbt
peo at faloe reb element Ell Glepa.
toraabning / lin @utif. San bar rs
Iar ganmel, og ban bar / ODER ct
balpt Iarbmoreoe brepet lin Sanbel
paa imllme Steo / So Grosie. Sans
Satter, gnna Sicfiich.S oplanb, CT
en- fremragenoe Operaianeerinoe.
Elbrpsnins gjcnuptaaes i Ha
Grosie. Ser melbes ira So, Grosie
at Slbrpggerierne ocrltebs %ianoipn.
lispis oil sicnoptaac grpsning al 81
benne llge, ibet man imtettcr iis iii ber
New Dorf afaipnc isberale Gien'
belle tiaaoenbe Silpirfnina al bcnrt
Grit meb Ell Ilfobolboloigbeo al inb'
i'll ga Iroccnt. Ga Crosse bar
nosen Iio inoisrt lit 81 ira Wtil
slim crpluoerer. Spp Yerione,
fum iorlcoen Iften tilifaoc UNDER er
Yarif / Siiou Sbcatcr i ga Crosse
bpor enoel let ~antGnoeliee Sims or
plo0erebe. @paningens Tinouel
moo @aben iprGnetes no, % fri
Yerioncr, Der troi iii at pasiere Ste
oct, bIep iorbr9nbte % i~faarne al o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

for openn9pnte 9anfinititittion are.
iteret % lat unoer Inflage for a
babe mootaget Snoifub eiter at bar
pibite ganfen bar iniolpent, oe sing
oabl bleo oa oltiat peo 9anfen. Set
err icnere opIp't, at Snebabl bar Offer
for ct llIpffestili9loe. San rainlte.
bes af ct Sfuo meOens ban pl,oieoe
fin Hepolper.
Woher % ire SSrn brrnot tilbsbc.
Gn iorfproelig lllpffe inbtrai for
leoen / Sairpieip 0iitrift, rpr Sour
Wfile og life langt fra Oicfinion, ioei
Mrs. u. SO. @poo og tire al benbes
@ern brpnote libel / Samiliens
H~ancbbiem. lllpffen ~forpolotes peo,
at Wtrs. @ooo br,,ete &erciene til Of
nsre op | aisffenoonen, ioet Slien
~erplobereoe og inbbpllebe benbe
sSlammer. Tiltroos berfor isgte bun
at reooe fine fire 9srn, men bun for.
moaebe life at bringe mere e1o ct no
al oct brGnoenoe Stem. Gn Glbre
Son, Ser orbeioebe iioe paa Igeren,
blep opntcrficm poa @ranoen oe
ileoe tilbiGlp, pg unber fine fortnileoe
Sorieg pao at reobe @srnene tit ban
fine &Guocr iao iorbrrnot, at Der bar
Snre for at DC begge mac ampllteres
Wrs. @ooo osbe nogle faa elmer
eiter lllpffen.
&uinSer life i Heierenbnmuala.
Set bar b9ret Ell nGiten alminbelig
6oritaaelic, at &pinocr fllnoe beltage
/ &cicrenoumpaIget ben 26oe Sllui,
foriaauiot &c fltnoe fate fin Stemme
for eller inloo Ben al iibite 2egiS.
latlir p%ebtnonc Sfolelop, men Ittpr-
llep General @iliam 2anger bar IN
eiter Toreipor9lel erflGret, at Spin-
oe'ioen life bar llogel Stemmeret
peo hcttc Talg, ielp ON Ger er
SpergSmaal, ipm enc og alcne an.
Nnnr StatcnS Sfoleipitern. Statens
Gonititl,tion eiper &pinber Stcmmc.
ret / ale Sfoleiagcr, inobcfattenoe
&ala al Observation-Disclosures for
Sfoler. og man troebe bette famine
Tripilegillm pilbe giploe Sennts gin
134, iom nogisr Den npe Sfolelop.
Wr. Saitgcr tiger ooo, at bperfert
Statells aonititlttipn eller ior afgipne
SsieIteretsfienbelicr aiper npgcll
Ststte for iaaoan Mntnoelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
WtnmeIotd.

Sar Mpoe / hilbert 9ca. She
9lttheron Sniorntatiou bureau" oil
oiholoe lit isritc aorligc Mehe / I'll.
bert Sea beu 1909 % 14oe Sum-
1919.
Srauo / Ercstur. Wilpaufee.
9anena Munohis / ErcSton neo.
brTubte iorlcocn. hporpeo to 2ofomo.
tiper oaioa ltro9 meb. Wian pioitc
life huorleocS Sloen bar opltaaet.
Srrbt pna Scrnbanciporct. Oscar
Hcterlom ell ing Wtaro boenoe nGr
@corgepillc, iii en- hnitig Seb peo al
poatiereS AZ ct @ooStpg paa 500.
%onen. llIpftcn inotrai ioct Tcter.
ION gif lon9S Sporet mloerpeis til.
bagc I'll 1T Nicru.
T%armbiem brrnSt. TaoninaSbuiei
paa ". 8. MorlethS ,sorm ueo Sen.
briefs or benne llee nebbrGnot. 81
Den opItoo peo Grploiion al en- @aio.
llnopn, % 6lannnernc greb ioa bur.
.ig ON Iig, al SomiliellS WebIenmlcl
fiul ioootot rcoocoe Sipet.
TaSermorber or iinSsiproirrct
Vert Fatterlon, Der bar ppret
6GngieI / Moorbeab iioeu / Sebriial
% iunoen itpIoig i al bape ifllot of
or9bt i'm 6aber, @iuiam Eatterion
er III erflTrct Tor linbSiorpirret. Sal
ienoteS I'll Statcns SinoSipeeaipl
ct, Geter.
Sarmer funit unocr Tractor
Halpb ". Sanion, en- ing 6armel
peo 9onbp, III iornplis en- poloiou
Gco neo Of bans Tractor ppIieo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
1nolanoet.
sSowa.
oofc .YtanS nnocr Nnflngc.

cafe Mils.Ntanb nuScr Nnflagc
sIIer Nelion, en- 50.oorig Wono
safe Rins, er at 8roloTarpen ia
unber Inflaee for Soerfalo paa Ell
14.aaria Gige. San bar orepct er
Nool san, nteri Sproooet Iiegteo'
forleoen Of fornpe bans 2icenie. Sar
er Ieslobt NOR at title aalition fol
$1,000.
Hperensfomit / Siunr Gitn. Sinuy
GitpS GIeftrifere % &erl9ggere, Der
har opret paa Streif 'iben lite Wai,
oisrenoe Sorbring paa en- Sintelen al
81, off Monoae Woreen tiIbage til
fit Nrbeibe, ioet Ell Soerensfonit bar
npnoaet peo @ologtft. Dc oil her
efter fao 9334 Gent pr. Cine for en-
"A SimerS lloe OF oobbelt Sio Tor
Spertio.
Stpr Yofctiarm. Sane5 @bite.
foro al 9olpo Gitn har iaar pldntet
ITO gcreS 4otetcr, boorpeo ban an
taaeliu cr rnffet op iii al blioe Den
iterite 9otetiarmcr / noroeltlige
Soma. San bar FOR hnot 10 eller 20
Ncrea Goieter bnert Ior, og at bon
III bar iot ipei cftcr Ell lon9t itsrre
Waolcitot ipues at tnoe paa, at ban
amer N%otetoprfnina ION Ell trpg 6or'
t%iencite.
Snaf um hsic W%nopriicr! Wrs.
Mur @ilberg al 6lfo0er bar netop
ntootooet @rcp ira i'm | RuoIono
Doeuoc Mooer, bpiltet bar fcrlte
@auQ bert ira Sen gnrnle Game | De
iioitc IRE Mnr. Nun fortpllcr, Of ser
mt cr p%irfcliQ &ingcrane0 | Rualon0
nu al Mioopriicrnc er 'obclaAtigc.
Wtclf foitcr 70 Gcnta pr. Guort, ct
~olminbeligt RuQbrso 80 Genta, 3isb
50 pr. @uno, 9GQ 30 Gents Stnttct,
Snler 81 pr. Tino % Sill $50 pr.
Nltno.
Snnif Tnmiiie mfOmmen. 6or
isritc @uug iioen ariger uobre0 blcn
her ON 9agen Ben onn'fe aoloni /
Geoor Sails ioreact meo Ell inouon
orct Tnnlilie, ioct Better Viortenieu
nnco Muitru o. lem @crn anfom 81.
rcfte ira Giehenhonn. Nei'en a
qiort pon 10 Tiger, hpilfet %ontpoer, al
SfibSforten oper Nonet %beqpnoer al
fomtme tiIbaQe / normale 6orboloe.
TRANSPORTER ira Gisbcrboon til
Geoor 1snllS foiteoc omtrent $1,100
for SoniIien. Der t~ilieie5 enouioerc,
at Wr. W%}ortenicn itrar iii 900 o0 ioit
Nnipttelic iom Stowoger.
st "Sierne" / GUbbercentcr. 5
@rc@tou, Sacfion Gonutp, opoo9ebcS
iorlchen ct &iprne / Sobberccnter,
ioct &enrp. Ell un0 Son til Sans
Wohlenboii. eli Goo neo @ipIp al Ell
Grilleber bragte Ell bel 1pt al oisie
Wnnter Ill @oufen. Won buuoc ier