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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22
Finding Mrs. Hutchins Queer Tasks for American Women's Committee
 in London
By HAYDEN CHURCH.

London, May 29.-(Special )-"Find Mrs Hutchins, who lives at Woodfield cot tage, Essex Her son, who is in the American army, wants to hear of her.
 Such was a terse command that the home service committee of the American Red Cross in London recently received from the headquarters of the A. M in Washington. At the first reading this request may appear simple enough, but as matter of fact it presented prob lem calculated to tax the ingenuity of Sherlock Holmes himself.
 1 9WoQdfeld cottage, Essex" may have seemed quite a'saffsfsctory aa43er 'ess AIo 4ttns people at Washington, Ntut Essex hap pens to be an English county comprisine l 1857 square miles. There would have beer no difficulty about communicating Witf | Mrs Hutchins if her town had been men toned, if it had been indicated, say, thai she lived at Dunmow, where H. G. Wells
 and Lady Warwick live, and where the l famous "Dunmow' F'litch is awarded t6
 married couples who can prove that they have never had any matrimonial tiffs, ol at oddly named Thorpe-le-Soken, which ls the residence of Arnold Bennett and Gen Julian Byng, of Cambrai fame. But with out such a town address the message might almost as well have read: "Fine | Mrs. Hutchins, who lives att Woodfielt | cottage, England"
 | Did the home service committee fine | Mrs. Hutchins? They did, and in fairl! l quick time too. The American womer 1 who compose the committee are pretty live wires and this is not the first time ! by a jugful, that they have been asked 1 10 locate people, mostly relatives O l American fighting men, with almost al vague an address as ''Woodfield cottage Essex to work on. As result they have become quite decsEt amateur detec | tives.
 we finally located Mrs. Hutchins b' advertising for her in practically every newspaper published in the County O
 Essex" said Mrs. Curtis Brown, the capa ble chairman. of the home service com mittee. whose native place is Buffaio
 N Y. "She lives at Maldon, it appears She is a pretty old lady and doesn oiteI
 read a newspaper herself. but wornal who knows her saw our advertisement and as soon as she learned from us VII! we wanted to get hold of Mrs. Hutchins
 told us where she lived and thus enabled
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22
Eighth Wonder for the World

hinda' G3egum Fyzee- -Rahamin), in From Epic Women of India," by "Sha-
 Asia Magazine
 A beautiful story, which Is not generally known, of the creation of the Tai Mahal is hidden away in the pages of the Per sian manuscripts. The Emperor wished to commemorate his undying devotion and esteem for his beloved consort, but noth- ing satisfied his ambition, until one day Arjumand told him that in a dream she had seen the noblest and most perfect of monuments, which, if actualized, would
 be unparalleled in the whole world for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22
Jefferson County Bank Building
 Home of the U. s. Quality Shoe Stores

We acknOwledSO no broader assortments or equal wales in wWnen's fine footwear. Tho srcst saving we effect py being above the ex- pensive str<et-1evel rents we put back into cur 2atronS pockets tn the exa m p ] e d moneys worth we give
 While our prices are low, please do not get any idea that we sell -cheap" shoes. Every pair of o. g. QUALITY shoes is as fine aS can be made and is guar anteed to be Such-Of your money back We prefer to do a greater volume of business at less profit per pair. rather than have less volume and more profit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22
LEMON JUICE
 FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion for
 a few cents-Try It!

oqueeZe the. Julce or two iemol4s into bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and com plexion beautifier, at very, very small cost.
 Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for few cents. Massage this sweetly ; fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms, and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and rosy-white the skin becomes Yes! It is harmless md never initiates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22

stipation. you nave only to ask for your money back.
 Dodsons Liver Tone is a pleasant tasting. purely vegetable remedy, harm less to both children and adults. Tako a spoonful at night and wake up feel ing fine; no biliousness, sick headache. acid stomach or constipated bowels Ii doesn't gripe or cause inconvenience all the next day like violent calomel. Take uuse of calomel today and tomorrow you viii feel weak. sick and nauseated. Don't lose a days work! Take Dod- sons Liver Tone instead and feel fine. full of vigor and ambition.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22
WAYNESVILLE, N. c.

Waynesville, N. C.. June 2-(Special) ) Many people of Birmingham will no doubt be interested in the opening of the Hotel Gordon, Waynesville, N. C., which took place Saturday, June 21 The hotel is not in itself alone the attraction for the thou sands that spend the greater part of the summer within it's hosptiable doors. but the little town of Waynesville is worthy of notable mention.
 Waynesville is recognized as the Gem of the Appalacbans. It is located on a high plateau 30o0 feet above sea level and it's environment is charming, picturesque scenery produced by the crowding ranges and towering peaks of the rest-clad Smokies and Balsams. The town. can boast of having the highest altitude and the most delightful climate east of the Rocky mountains: within a radius of a few miles are five peaks rising to the dizzy height. of over 600O feet while lesser eminences serve to tone the landscape and give beauty to the scene.
 The opening of the Hotel Gordon is looked forward to by all of Waynesville and many people of al lthe southern states There are thousands of former pa- trons to whom this event marks the opening of the summer season in western North Carolina. They all remember so well the numerous advantages of the won1 derful location and the indescribable cli- mate in which the hotel exists. It is this that makes it possible to call it both a place of relaxation and recreation, where shattered nerves may regain their poise, the tired business man may recharge his energy and the pleasure seeker may be entertained to his hearts content. The social life of the picturesque. little noun tain resort centers at the Gordon.
 The first of the many gay affairs to be held this season was the opening night. It was the scene of many gay dinner parties and an opening ball that bids well to be long remembered as mem orable evening. The dance hall was crowded to it's capacity and the whole
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22
Cabmel Loses You a Days Work! 1ake DQdson's Liver Tone Instead Read my guarantee! If bilious, constpated or head achy you need not take nasty, sickening, danger
 ous calomel to get strengthened up.

Every druggist in town-your drug gist and everybodys druggist-has noticed a great falling of in the sale of calomel ThNy all give the same reason. Dodson's LiSeg Tone is taking its place.
 "Calomel is dangerous and people perfectly safe and gives better results" said a prominent local druggist. Dod- sons Liver Tone is personally guaran- teed by every druggist who sells 1t. A large bottle doesn't cost very much, but If it fails to give easy relief in every case of liver sluggishness and con-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22
While Linen Oxfords $5.85 and $6.85

Have high arch, turned sole, cov- cred Louis heel In either kid or linen-the values are not to be matched in Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22

it's matchless beauty. The Emperor sent for experts from all over the empire and commanded them to design the architec- ture of the dream. They labored to no effect; they could not visualize the dream. At last one day an old venerable Pir ascetic presented himself, who said: T can help you to obtain what you seek
 He then presented a mysterious potion to one of the architects, before whose dazed eyes the lovely monument in all it's glory was revealed. The magic of the potion lasted while he drew the plan in all it's detail, then falling back exhausted. The Empress, seeing the design of her vision realized, was full of joy and the Emperor at once set to work to have this edifice constructed. The impossibilIty of laying firm foundation next present. ed itself. The swampy character of the banks of the silvery Jumma made it impossible to erect any construction that would stand, until in another dream, it was revealed that the basis must be of silver. Today the Tai stands like an ethereal drop of flawless pearl, on it's foundation of solid silver-breath- ing forth the poetry of it's conception: "Sweeter to rest together dead,
 Far sweeter than to live asunder,"
 
 The Armenian population of the United States is said to be between 5000
 nna
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-22

Copyright, 1919.)
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
St James Church

Sexagesima Sunday.
Holy Communion, 7.30 a. M.
Church School, 9.45 u. III.
Morning Prayer and sermon,
ll.OO u. III.
Evening prayer and sermon, 7.3O
p. nj.
st. Matthias Day tMonday, Feb. 2i)
Holy Communion, 1000 u. M.
confirmation Glass, Tuesday even
ing, 7.30 p. m. /.
Bible class on Wednesday, at
I.D p. IN.
NOTE: The class OF instruction on
Tuesday evening Ia open to anyone
desirous of learning more about the
Church. Those who are thinking OF
Conformation are requested to speak
to the priest In charge. The classes
are held at the rectory.
PHILIP NELSON,
Priest-in- Charge.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
How Many Sudden Deaths Were
Caused


We were beginning to believe that
the ''huey" WAS the only cause OF
death in our fair land, but the editor
Of . monthly bulletin Of vital statis-
tics finds the following In reports OF
causes of death sent to him:
''Died suddenly; nothing serious.'
..Went to bed feeling well, but
woke up dead
"Patient should not have died, as
he fully recovered from his sickness"
1.-The cause of death was his mother
died in infancy"
"Don't know cause OF death. He
died without the aid Of physician" a."
"kicked by horse shod on left
kidney"
Died from blow on the head with
AKA. Contributory cause was another
mans wife"
"Deceased died frem blood poison
ing caused by broken ankle when an
automobile struck him between the
lamp and the radiator"
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
Coffman-Egry

A license for the marriage Of Miss
Helena Egry and Roy Everett Cofi-
man, both former residents Of the
Pyramid neighborhOod on upper
Williams fork. was issued In Denver,
Saturday. The groom was only re-
Gently mustered out at . training
camp. where he had been since last
summer. Before entering the army
he had for several years been fore
man on the large ranch Of Karl
Zwick at Pyramid, and he and his
wife will now return to that place,
where he will resume his former
position. His bride 10 a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. Egry, for many
years residents Of Pyramid. She is n
graduate OF the State Agricultural
College, and Is q highly accomplished
young lady. With her mother and
younger members Of the family she
has been spending the winter in
Denver.-Steamboa Sentinel.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
Band Announcement

The Meeker band which has never
disorganized, although they sus-
pended owing to shortage OF players,
wish to announce the resumption Of
activity, and want volunteers for re-
cruitlng up to full membership.
A meeting will be held atthe Court
house next Tuesday night, at which
time every one who is Interested in
the continuation Of this organization
are urged to be present,
Anyone who wishes to take ad-
vantage Of this opportunity of receiv-
ing free instructions in music, and
becoming . player In the band, will
be furnished instrument. and insruc-
ton at the expense of the band. Any
one is eligible, whether having had
experience or not, but players for the
following instruments especially de-
sired: Tuba, alto, cornet, saxaphone,
clarinet and drum.
Thanks to the liberal support given
the band, we have about one
hundred dollars In the treasury which
will be expended In the improvement
of this organization.
FRANK ROBINSON, Mgr.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
The Legislative Grind

The General Assembly Of the State
Of Colorado has been grinding away
ever since the first OF January, and
the newspapers generally have very
little to report. However. quite .
number of new laws have passed
either one house or the other; and,
on the whole, there Is not much
change from previous legislatures.
Among the bills introduced Affect
ing Rio Blanco County are the fol-
lowing: Changing the county from
the fifth to the fourth class, which
will doubtless become law. Re-
apportioning the senatorial and rep
resentative districts SO that Rio
Blanco will again be placed with
Garfield In senatorial matters, and
with Routt and Moffat in the selec-
tion of two representatives; the bill
seems to have hard shedding and the
ultimate outcome IL problematical.
Game laws to be amended SO that
the open season on deer will be
closed for several years at least, no
open season OH sage chickens, no
closed season on whiteflsh. and the
killing of beaver is to be permitted
without having to send the pelts to
the game department.; this bill has
passed the house. after q good deal Of
discussion, and now awaits the action
OF the senate.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
Methodist Church Notes

See our Sunday School card in an
other column.
Epworth League meets at $3.50
Sunday evening.
Sermon subject Sunday morning,
"Stewardship."
You will enjoy the morning worship.
Come to the Happy Sunday even
ing service.
Mr.. Gwynne will speak on Co
operation" and Mr.. f.. A. Wilson on
"Our Duty to The Church"
Fayette Cunningham will sing n
solo, and the Boys Junior Choir will
also sing special selections.
C.' and see the Mems Choir. No
body but men In the choir, Sunday
night.
You will feel comfortable in the
Homelike Church.
H. l.. EI.sToN, Pastor.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
o. E. S. Officers

Meeker Chapter, Order OF tn
Eastern Star, has elected and 1T
stalled the following officers, whic
will serve for the current Masoni
year:
Elizabeth Hsmilton-W. NJ.
d. Kirk Shaw-W. =.
Winifred Simms-A. M.
Emma Neal-Sec.
0oldie Stephenson-Treas.
Virginia Shepherd -Conductress.
Fannie Tagert-Associate COnd.
6Arah Bsker-Chaplain.
Emily Whitney, Marshal.
Mabelle F: Lowe Organist.
jennie O. Carr-Adah.
Winnie Wheeler-Ruth.
Cora Harker--Esther.
Ellen HamiltOn-Martha.
Verds Shaw Electa.
Psnsy Farthing-Warder.
J. w. G. Shepherd-Sentinel.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
Special Meeting Town Council

The Board Of Trustees met Feb. lS.
at special meeting, regularly called.
Meeting was called to order by
Mayor Simms. Present, Trustees
Offsrle, Gwynne, Joy and Taylor, and
Clerk Scott. Absent, Rooney and
Arnold, ana Attorney Clark.
On motion, that the services Of Mr..
L. T.. Chaplin ~ water. commissioner
be dispensed with, and that r. q.
Graham be employed ~ said water
commissioner, and that his salary be
agreed on at next regular meeting.
Motion carried unanimously.
T. b. SCOTT, Town Clerk.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

st. Matthias Day monday, Feb. 24)
Holy Communion, 1000 II. m.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
More Soldier Boys

Lafayette Cunningham. who was .
member of Company c, LIST Infantry,
at American Lake, WASH, returned
home last Friday, having received
his honorable discharge from the U.
8. service.
g. w. Britton (''TougheyO, is also
home from the same cantonment, be-
ing likewise discharged. He was .
member Of Company q, 18th Amuni-
tion train.
Both boys look fine. They were In
the Regulars, and had the war lasted
would have been In France by this
time.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
TO realize the extent to which Ger.

TO realize the extent to which Ger
many was willing to rob starving
people, we have only to read the
abatement Of Herr Karl Bsllver, the
German statistician. He estimates
the amount Of food taken from
Belgium and northern France during
the first year Of the war a. follows:
2l9, ,OOO, 900 pounds Of fresh food; 327,-
100000 pounds Of potatoes; 338, 5O0, 600
pounds Of bread; N,6OO,OOO pounds of
butter.-Youth's Companion.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

When discharged, many soldiers
are disconnected to discover that the
clothes they wore before they entered
the service are too tight. The pre-
dicanent ts sometimes expensive,
but after all the cost Of new clothes
is small price to pay for broadened
shoulders and deepened chest.
Even the pacifists cannot object to
that kind Of bigger army.-Youth's
Companion.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

Having settled the booze business
temporarily there is now . move-
ment on foot to prohibit the manu-
facture and sale OF chewing tobacco.
II they can swing this proposition
the next one will be a law for the
preservation Of fish worms, who are
disturbed by the unruly farmers who
ruthlessly plow up the ground
Telluride Examiner.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

w. A. Thomas was In from his
Coal creek farm last weekend. He is
slowly recovering from his recent
attack Of Flu"
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Potter of Mar
vine, spent the week in town the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. G..
Shepherd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26
Sarmeren 90
6reshopperen.

Sra Yara, ST., beretteS Sen 17oc
slueuit: s oet Sicmco at reooe i'm
uuocn aleperaulins fra at BIZ totalt
socIogt al 8rrsbopSerne anperot.
Cirrus ". Tabiu $40 til Suoret,
ninacu al Ell fipmpem9siia 8rps.
boppeiGloe. Sorrige l(ge fan9eoc
ban is @uiibel meo 8rG5bopper,
Iont han gap til Seniene % Spinene
line % rcooe0c paa 8isbet &lsper-
apIinaen. 9u holber ban paa al
terfe CHRISTOPHER til Sinteriobring
ior Seriene.
: Sorbiubelie mcb oocnitaacnoe
bcrcttes fra Sipton, Snoiana. at
6arncrne / Sipton Gountp bripe-
noItratte Grperimenter meo en-
Maifinc, iom Sc baaber bill rpboe
alrpcrmorferne bcres for @r9s.
hopper. Waifiuers iom or opfunbat
Of Contingent 8erorb, or al meset
NmpcI aonltruftion, laa Den er let
at iape,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26
SainoiS.

Esina cit Straf. CONNER Stclt
I Chicago bsnnte forleoen Iorgen
otte WGllb, Ser BEN foregaaenoe Nf,
ten bar orreitereoe for at looe fine
Nutomobiler gaa meo for fort Jart
giennem @aberne, til at fpreS til
9nens 2igbi1s OF Der titles ~ligeopcr-
for 2iget al ct Barn, ser bar brpbt
beb at p~aofisreS al en- slutomobil
Somnleren bolot ct meget bioenoe
Sorebrag for Sc otte MGnb % ,tb~
talte, at ban matte ie til at finbe
nnore Strnffenletbooer, bpi5 rtifDi.
bige Sfre life fulloe rere Sierterne
% leoe til Gftertanfe. Gerionlig ells
ifeoe ban fig Mpnoigbeo til at gaa
tilbagc til Sen mibbclolocrife Strai
fen1etbooe meb FrpglepGlen pg Spds
ben for lfieoeslsie Illtomobilfierere.
Train for a business career at Val
der College, DEBORAH, Iowa. Write
today for a catalog. Hundreds of
positions are open to stenographers
and bookkeepers. Fall term, Sept. /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26

fenbt fra 9enner til Wisipulo, hnor
Jaren ogiaa begpnbte at blipe bsiit
triienoa On M Sfogbrnno bar fam.
tibia opftauet / Occur b'slIene Sfogcn
mellent Steamboat Greet oa Silper
Greet, hpor Sloen bapbe iortrret
SGrpcr Ssmmerleir % ocrpaa no.
pilfet $4,000 Hcres grim 5emmer.
fog. Observation-Disclosures jtoo ber
fulO'tpnoig biplpeleie. Ger paoito.
oeS at bore forefommet flere SSIbS-
pauiGttclier, oa | Clearwater Sfogen
fanhtes Ell al Sorittieneltens Selefon-
leoniltgcr at bore aiifadret pau Ipb
iorifiellige Steber og gnoerne billet
rllnot Srpitommer. - Der off 2sr-
Dag Hpgter ON, at S~fogbran6ene /
Itontanu bar naaet 8lacier Hdtipnul
Horf o. at Suriiter bar begpnbt at
ilpgte. 8rent Nortbern 8orens oft
gaaenbc Sog iaqoes DeO Infon1iten
I'll 0cpil5 Cafe at Dape ppret fire
foriinfet beb gienrlem Mon.
tana at babe liauiet for at meotaae
fIpgtenoe Eltriiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26

inolagoeS puo SoIpitalct / Sprinl
8rone, bar ~gicllpunbet geoioIthe.
6cn 90 or berpoa bIcuen broat til.
boac iii Siemmet. Otter at hopc
prret ~hcoi0itleS / fire Gage, sien.
ipnlig Iioen6c al 9arneIomnclic,
blen Der ioretoget en- llotnpnino al
ocn @T0ife, Der %iorefommer / Gna
rnoen9 aanoI, % Ne%pioitbeoen font
Iiot otter Iiot tiIboQe.
Splnm Tarnilicn bupoc iorlc
Gen SenboA Hcunion SprinN
@roDc, bUor en- prU1ti0 Uiioong !
Den N~nleoninQ ierucrcoc3 / NooIpb
Soluma Stem. @louot DC tiIlte0c.
uGren0c bar Eait @enru Solum og
6mniIjc ira Baltic z. Gnf Garl
Cnitao oa 6anilie ira @locf Sanl
mer, DIR. % Wra. Gloi aieIuno
liant Iattercu Nuuo, u. $. Hout %
6amiIic, Air. og Mrs. Gbpin 60.
Inn ira Wlacf @anmer, Mr. %
MrS. ScIgc S0ugen liant Sennerne
9cnionin % &orolb, DPr. og AIRS.
GmbrctIon ira 9tortbliel0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26
ct S~uftpoltti.

Sra Tampa, Slorioa, beretteS Sen
2toe gualiit en- gegipenbeb, Iom o,t-
tpoer Wllligbeben for en- inarlig Sp-
r%ettelie al ct fIpucnoe Toliti. SEQ
cit 6Ippnirg poa t25 Wil lpffeoc$
oct en- Igent for Slititsoepnrtemelt.
tet / 0uibingtor / Sen @eit at faa
Itanblet en- ltloplig I~fIenoelIe al 9,
GognIGiter meo Sooeparer til Glt.
bo. 6lpuninaen blep foretaset eitcr,
at IgenteiL 90. 3. goDit. baooc
iaaet llnocrretning on, at y 8oos.
pognc meo iorifiellise Slags Wao.
p~roonfter forrisc llgc babe paste.
RET siennem SacfIonuiue paa lin
Sci til Snpnna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26
Vaa Spmrnc.

Soitrcuc Gltonora pg Gthel Slion,
tioljpcrc AZ Gbitoao, MT boiot / Mtin-
ucapolia, bcgiucr liz / @camnoeIien al
Scptcmhcr ltO pan ell l(nocrholo-
rIug2touruc / 9toropcltcll. Slion.
Soitrcllc bar Sc lioite Ear Nlar pTrct
ctauQcret al Riopotb Guantanamo
&lrcuu o. bar aiort prlbig Snftc
mee line Nrritotioner, Taa lin lore
itnacuoc Soitrut bar Sc iitrct Jig Ger
tribe Glcopbu2 ionr Eiuniltlnoc. Wti'5
Glcophaa cr uClticnot / Mhnliftrcoic
/ Mimneopoli3, huor bun / ltoltc SG-
ion por Spliit Oco Spmpbonp Srfe-
tier. Spltrcue Clion refer / Slut
ninocn al Noucmber til Nep Dorf.
buor sc ifaI hinge for me SoroSraf-
r~cfnrocr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26
bdnrclsbalancen.

gSaibiuGton Sen 22be Iug. Sfsl9c
&onoclabcpartemeutct font De 6or'
encoc StntcrS lloenrisSbanSel Suli
Iom ScIgc al Ell enorm Sorcgclie a.
SnoioricIcn % ct itrrft 0oIo 10
ierielen nTrmere paa at balarcere,
enc SiIipIoet bar pGret / nogen en-
felt Mauneo poa mango Mar.
S~nnicricIcn beleb JIG ncnrlig I
,suli iii S3l5,oO0,0 600 = Den lterltc
@orcimport i noecn cnfcIt Maanco
/ belc 9anScts &iitoric - ncoers
llSicrielcr sif nco til $510,OO0}OOo,
en- Neogang al $350,0o0,000 moo
Sumi.
6or Sc iuu Mnaucocr al garct.
lon cnote mco ,Sul, anSrog Total
uSisrleIcn til $4,6tS,OOO.OOo %
SctaIinSiericIen til $l,95o,OO,'
600.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-08-26
1nolanoet.
WiI fan 1ninracnterne afiat. Ter
TorifGftelfe fra gibe 2


iortolteS iibite Srcoag / gismarcf, at
Der til ben ipccieue Sermin af Seais-
lntnrclL ianoinnIigbis iammcnfolot /
Sftober, bill aisrcs S~orlnngenoe ON
Observation-Disclosures MOB Statss
auditor aarl ". aoiitjfp, Alttornen
General Miuium Sanaer % StntS.
lcfretpr 3bonlnS sail, ulle moourbels
oenoe 8icrlnemfsrelicn al Npnpartl.
ian leagues Yrogram / Nortb 9u
fnta. Mr. aoiit3fp crflTreoc, oa
oueHllppnte Willigbeo betnoe0e5 BAN,
at ban nilbe oniegc ON Heoirttellc
AZ Ell @ronoiirn i'll al anItiIle llnoers
'sgelier i fire Stlt3 ocpartementer -
bans cget inobefattet.
Snraus SInstcrc i ct ilemt &ps.
en- Sonlitc bar / Sarge itrGpet nreo
at irtte "rimelige" NriIer for @rocc'
ries OF aieo, og oo Ell iaabon Siite
enoelia oiientllegioroe5 bragte ben
iiPr Slagterc og aiebbnnblcre / oaar-
ligt Slute. Or. T.. 3. Saob, Wtao-
Administrator, iaa iig iitono til at OBJ
lple, at 0pen5 aieobonolerc bapoe
"%iltIfct / Slubben". SptcgnelIer ira
Sanoets fire Storilagterc lioen iioit.
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hanolerne / Sarge fisbte Ell louere
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belle Slagteifrotten icnbes, meocns
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&ieo. Sisic Wtr. 2nob3 Splpsningcr
itiucr oenne @rcn al SurgoS San.
oclsiolt / ct oaarligt SpS.