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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18
CHAMPION ANO JONES
RAPIDLY CLEARING CIVIL
AND CRIMINAL DOCKETS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT

when Judge Cham Jones was
assigned Ia Ardmore to assist Judge
Champion in clearing the docket the
supreme court conferred favor upon
these people" said a citizen today.
There have been some cases to hear
where the city and the district court
were at variance and these cases
have been heard before Judge Jones.
The trial Of Chief of Police Chan
cellor case was before the visiting
judge and it is important that the
case was tried before him." continued
the speaker for the reason that no
one could say the court had prejudged
the natter
While Judge Champion has been
holding court in one room Judge
Jones has been in another and they
ness and the docket OF the court be-
ing cleared as fast as it is possible
to have cases that are ready for trial.
Some very important Cases have been
tried both on the civil and on the
criminal docket.
In the criminal division of district
court yesterday Judge Champion pre-
siding, the case Of the State of Ok
lahoma vs. Homer Fry and Charley
burton, charged with grand larceny
was heard and the jury returned a
verdict of guilty ana assessed the
punishment for each at years in the
state penitentiary. This was the case
wherein defendants are alleged to
have enticed G.. b. Peel to room
in the Randol hotel and robbing him
OF approximately 500 on the night
of March 20th.
The case of the state of Oklahoma
VS.. II. ]. Odem. colored, who is charg-
ed with killing Elmer Johnson, an
other negro, in the restaurant OF Ben
Ben jamin on East Main street last
November was called, the jury has
been empaneled, and the examination
Of witnesses is being made. This case
will probably be concluded some time
today. The case was heard in district
court at a previous term and resulted
in Il hung jury.
Following this the case of the State
of Oklahoma vs.. Ben II. Mason,
charged with false pretense will be
called
In the civil division of district court
Judge Cham Jones presiding, the case
n Henry Davis vs. c. f. Adams, in
volving the sale Of an automobile is
| being heard today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

are rafting over the counting frames
of ChicagO's Chinatown today, ink
pots have been refilled and writing
brushes are ready, waiting for re-
turn of twelve Chinese restaurant
proprietors from the city hall, where
they were called To explain the high
cost Of chop suey 10 the council com
mittee investigating living costs.
The bewildered Orientals were greet
I'd With strealI Of half hundred
pointed questions reaching to the in
nermost secrets of Chinese restaurant
management.
The councn inquisitors not only
wanted to know the ingredients of
every kind OF chop suey, but what
each cost and the margin of profit
on various kinds.
Alderman Max Adamowski, chair
man OF the committee, declared cur
rent prices for the Chinese dishes
too high.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18
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FOURTH ROLL CALI.
November III to %

Three hundred thousand children
and 10000 mothers die in the United
States Of causes which are entirely
piled by the American Red Cross
show In addition to these deaths
are many more that could be pre-
vented including 100000 each year
from tuberculosis alone
IT is to alleviate this condition and
eventually to make it thing of the
pas. that the Red Cross will de-
vote most Of its energy hencerorth;
for the health work OF the peace-time
program of the organization, is its
predominating feature.
Public health nurses of the Red
Cross will teach mothers proper care
Of their children's health, touching
upon various angles ranging from
the eradication of any physical all
ments the children may have to their
proper nutrition and environments.
When the mothers themselves need
the care Of n trained nurse, the
public health nurses will supply this
need themselves on will see to 1t that
the mother has competent nurse.
Health knowledge will be impaired
generally to the Red Cross nurses
and workers throughout the United
States and it is hoped that through
this dissemination of information
which heretofore has not been acces-
sible to all Of the people, that their
health will have. become more eff
ciently protected and that conditions
which now exist, will have become
impossible.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18
How 10 Beautify
Your Complexion
By VIOLA DANA

That sensational actress, Viola Dana
who is recognized as an authority
on beauty topics says: The best
and quickest method of obtaining
a beautiful rosy-white complexion is
to thoroughly cleanse the face night
and morning, then apply that popular
beautifier, Derwillo, which has be-
come "a regular fad with over five
hundred thousand women In the United
States" Derwillo takes the place of
face powder as it is more life like
In appearance, it's use cannot be de-
tected and it stays on until you wash
IL off Perspiration does not affect IL,
nor will 1t rub off on clothing, and
the wonderful sale it has had proves
that it is superior to all other beau
tifiers and face powders. There is
nothing like 1t for dark, sallow skin,
freckles, tan, coarse pores, wrinkles,
and many other facial blemishes. 1t is
guaranteed absolutely harmless and
sold at toilet counters everywhere
with the understanding that if you
don't like it they will give you back
your money. Be sure to read the
large article by Miss Dana soon to
appear in this paper. II gives world
of valuable Information on the care
of the skin. something every gir
and woman should know about. In
the meantime get Derwillo and try il
today. You will be astonished at the
quick results it gives. Ringer Drug
Co., City Drug Co.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18
CROPS HAVE BEEN
MATERIALLY AFFECTED
BY BAD WEATHER

oklahoma City Nov. lS.-Cotton
picking, husking of corn and harvest
ing of grain sorghums was seriously
retarded throughout the state during
the week ending Tuesday, November
l6, according to the weekly crop and
weather report issued here today by
the United States weather bureau.
The first hard freeze Of the sea-
son occurred on the morning Of Nov
emher II, this also being the date
of the first killing frost in the CEN
tral and southern parts of the state,
according to the report. Cold weather
continued throughout the week with
hard freezes every night, while sun
shine was deficient, says the report.
Thirty to forty per cent of the cot
ton in the state is still to be picked
and the lint has been seriously dam
aged by long exposure to wet weather,
the report states.
Early sown wheat Is in excellent
condition, well rooted and stooling
we'll. and is being pastured where
fields are not too wet and soft. ac-
cording 10 the report. Late sown wheat
has In general made a good stand,
says the report, while some wheat
is still to be seeded.
The digging OF Irish and sweet po-
tatoes is practically finished. The
second crop of Irish potatoes is rear
ing rather poorly, according TO the
report, but sweet potatoes are turn
ing out good TO excellent yields.
Fall pastures are better than the
average in all parts Of the state and
stock is generally in good condition,
the report concludes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18
District Court

Judge March has ordered a venire
Of 40 men to report for duty in the
district court on the 18th of De-
cember at which time the criminal
docket will he taken up and jury
trials continued TIL the docket is clear.
Afterwards beginning on the 10th,
civil jury matters will he tried, the
docket being completed according Ia
assignment being completed on the 21st
This is one of the lightest dockets
for number of years-no new GRIM
inal matters Of great importance and
but few minor charges.
Those composing the jury for the
December term are as follows:
ID. C. Gibson, C. $. Cannady, L. +.
Butler, r. B. Woolery, j. N. Seals.
W. B. Harper, j. c. Shaw, Richard
Russell, X. l.. Cox, ]. l.. Carlton. S.
!. Ward, n. A. Wilkerson, Fred b.
Jones, A. G. Weathers, j: f. Rey-
nods, +. n. Colson. w. t. Kill!an.
John Durham. o. W. Gorrell, w. A.
Turner, +. S. Head, A. W. Jensen.
Jim McGahey. X. Il. Carter, G. W.
Blunt, G. II. Bennich, l.. c. I'riddy.
J. n. Howard, c. +. Alexander, H..
NJ. Turner, j. Y. Lynn, VI. f.. Ewing.
y. VI. Blakeley. J. L.. Paxton. Bob
Buck, J. j.. Harper, Elmer Barnes and
c. T.. Carroll.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18
More Prearranged Marriages

Lucerne, Switzerland, Nov. H.
Crown Prince Charles of Rumania
will arrive here tomorrow from Blu
charest, accompanied by his mother,
Queen Marine, who is now in Zurich.
1t is reported that the visit of the
crown prince will lead to to his en-
gagcment to Princess Helene Of Greece
daughter OF former King Constantine.
lnasmuch as Prince George of Greece
who is reported to be engaged to
Princess Elizabeth of Rumania, is ex-
pected here Friday. the announcement
OF a double marriage between the
houses of Greece AMI Rumania is OK
pected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

of railway line running from Chehalis
TO I.a-Camas."
Mr.. Brown sta.es that the railway
opens up a t.ghly developed agricul-
tural and dairying section, and reaches
the most extensive body of spruce,
fir. and cedar forests on the Pacific
coast.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

The owners OF the railroad are es-
tablishing large lumber MIL In
this body of timber. and a number Of
other mills are locating along this
line Of railroad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

Ford truck S195.
Mrs. Il. G. Frame of PlainvieS.
Texas who has been in Madll for
few DAYS looking after business mat
lors. returned home Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. w. c. Floyd went to Sher-
man Wednesday In return Thursday
with MIR. Floyd who has been In
hospital the past ten days
Mrs. Claude Cl'ck of Kaney was in
Madin Wednesday visiting with her
brother, f.. J.. Flynt Mrs. Click was en-
route to Kingston 10 visit her par
cnts.
Prof. and Mrs. Il. y. Beene Of King
sion were Madlll visitors Wednesday.
Miss Okla Watterson Of Tulsa, who
has been visiting With friends in
Woody!le and Madill returned home
Wednesday,
II. Woods made a business trip 10
Ravia Wednesday.
Mrs. MabIe Mclllhannon of Sher-
man who is in Madil visiting her
mo icl, MIS. ldli%4'i4'f '''''EN'
81 .nesday in Ardmorc.
u. Coffee OF Ardmore was q busi-
M !; visitor in Madil Wednesday. We
Al lerstand that Mr.. Coffee has pur-
q ased the Jack Thomas home east
O Nadili and will return TO Marshall
N unity to make his home.
". |. Dowell returned Wednesday
ornine from n shor visit in Ard
ore
Miss Ma line Duncan who is attend
rg the Methodist University at Dallas
,nen, several days The past week in
Madil visiting her parents Mr.. and
IRIS. W. :. duncan, returned 10 Dallas
Z day afternoon.
4. p Crown LETT Tuesday afternoon
'fa. a businers trip to Dallas.
nr. {. ". Rol1nd Of Willis visited
.ir Nadn Tue sday.
SID, Wills Of Kingston was a busi'
rcs, visitor in NIodl' Tuesday morn
u %
yIr ana Mrs. Ross Hollingswortl.
!.y. and Mrs. W. y. Reid and p. u.
Nlassrv are In the lower Rio Grande
valley this week on sightseeing ana
prospecting trip.
Mrs. T. f.. Massey is In Dallas this
week visiting with relatives.
Mrs. H. Thompson and son, Elwood'
who have been In Madill for several
weeks visiting with relatives ana
friends have returned to their home
at Elkton, Md.
Mrs. Efiie Jacobs has gone TO OKLA
homa City where she will make an
extended visit with the family OF her
cousin, Rev. j. 4. Mcclure.
Mrs. g. f. Kingsbury and Mrs
Gladys Hargrove have returned from
a visit with friends at Mil Creek.
Miss Willie Nichols is in okmul-
gee visiting her sister, Mrs. Hal
Spikes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18
CHINKS RATTLE BEADS
IN COUNTING FRA N IS
WHEN POLICE LOOK IN
TO FOOD STUFF PRICES

or you've never seen an Oriental
counting frame with beads look up
the word "abacus" i'm the big die
tlonary. It's illustrated. The japanese
abacus is longer and not so wide-Ed.)
Chicago, Nov. lS.-Wooden beads
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IN Justice Court

In the justice court the state prose-
cuied the TWO Talbert brothers for
burglarizing the store OF Mr.. Powell!
at Fob and they were held for trial
in the district court under bond in
the sum of 81 900 each. So far the
bonds FOR Their appearance have not
been filed.
In the trial in same court where
The state prosecuted Arthur Hampton
Ior arson the stale failed to prove its
allegations sufficient 10 the mind of
The court and the defendant was dis
charged,
The two cars confiscated by order o.
tue county court and ordered sold by
The >county commissioners were solo
on the streets by Constable Grider 10
the h CHEST Bidder on Monday. Buicl;
bringing at the salo Sl03 and the
Ford truck 1928.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18
Marriage Licenses

NTdTTEtSt IICtIISPS
J. l. Helms, 3S, of Mcmillan, TO Miss
Belle watkins, 25, -Aylesworth.
G. c. Tise. "a, to Mrs. Annie ia
cobs, 2S, both of Denison
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-18
iii senom srinaerne / stmerifa .

9Iterdt SageI bar itgBet | 2uGle ! oe
iloite 10 Nur puu 8rtno a. %eroerS!ris
Ucu. bar geitprsIieu b~cilIttet az belize
Hur3msoet ! HuoitUrieE / Surgp Den 24oe
Sllut ldur. AugIe iuu ui N(eolemInsrne
hur nmJe,, az ui 'Iu IiQeicd gierne nsoz
lTgle SuQeJ. 81 Dc paaitaar. az Oct life
"mouUtcr I'll itory gReu Ell ltUr glGlcs
rItet al N~Reoleurnlerue. ium a hur tG.t
meo. oil lie bere ouu uoqe. %iuuourt Brat,
OF lea ar fuInitUHoIG euig meo Dem
NQuhTroe Slatts Spue Ga SpqGce or
liurileret. men iom CroipguQet iiaer.
"M(uuge 9rtte iu,1u gier en- nor Via
on oet er uaidu iuuor 5pdo Senoms
rluG2IdGeI duandr, Der hlTlper ltot III at
uphITlse "a opueCdre oe tiTrt gdnt!c
RWotr. iom tiRr ri ioul u~NuuuoreNe I'll
HnlerIta bruIrt meo o.. Sro % ore
STorcluuoet Ell Saute eugdug l~nle.ltur
ult oil biPlpc Ill az opberGrc ser Uole
I o.. ott oil biEIpe nj N tgirueye Sen
Auuo. Net gore oeI l%iisnuc. I ~. lom
litc lleue glsr o5 I'll 9obe RurouCuN.
men oQiud nj QO0e Sorlere ! oct bto'fe
Suuo / &crNeu, ueulllg DC Soreucoe Stu
Ter. Mont I'll Hdr3meoeI due lom fan
oere uig fife dngre Der. ri bar urrdus
ltrtt et upper!igl %rogrlm MED Snler.
@llQ o. ItltNt. NuClu commercial Nllp
ug SGrao &Uratre iulmluoeliqbeN ieuoer
i'm EHNpuoeIic,
ii. SmtuiuG aumuoe5 Sc al 9icolems
mCrut. iom ilulcer ior Noutlugert. ar
jnoieuce iummt I'll Se%lretrreu. on et vat
tert "Gcupeutr~ nil blipe Neui ~Iilieuot.
iuniHdrt net er irroiQt
SereS ~rrbooige
/. u glen. Se,retrr.
332la Sroaepnn, Sarge, Y. ;.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-18
Fdrmen og Bdven.
Resiseret af en- praitiff FARMER.

n,er % gaar, fonlmer pg eaar i'm
Sci igien belle Chen. Neppe Ell al
Dem er illlbt tilfreos meo, bpob halt
bar at giere. Seq bar fienot / Sne-
iepis al unge Wenneifer, iom fom
paa Ifpeie illlt paa @runo al bette
Slags Sip. Ser err / bette iao alt
for libet, Der err eenet til at bpgge op
bet beoIte, Ionl finbes / Ell Wono eQer
&pinbe.
Sipet paa Sarmen gaar fallifc liot
mer roli9t og trGgt emo De bebc, rat
leie Gage paa Sabrifcrne OF aonto-
rene; men BET leber ionl He9el til
lloaet, ser er nogct pGro. Gn WunO
bar alto ltoiigter til of fulne faa
Zig egct Siem, bli ct Wcblenl al
&onnmullen og urre meb paa at ifobe
Ciitrifteta Srenltio. Spor meact be.
ore bette emo at rpffe pp Stoeen oa
renoc til @ncn, bli olob Ell fort Sio
oe iiben bli iprenlooig og utilircos
Helten al Sipet.
Zen lpffeligc Tarmer.
Tor Iar tilboge bar oct oelt
Walib, iom bapbc eli itor Sornt, ao-
leoc ale Slags &prnicrter o. orcp
nco alle Slogs &uabpr. Gen Sio
bar oct Ell Sornpielie at hprc Wtpllo;
Tor OF feltc, at on bialp Dem pou
lamne Sio, ion OH lelp haooc TSor.
Del ocraf, lfriucr Ell Snoienber / ct
flellot 6armerblnb. Te ileitc bpre
DC WGno lagoe Ben Sio all paa at
firr1c tilfreositilie acknowledgements;
men Sloerne bar hi foranoret ia.
De Wano, iom MI bar mango slcrcs,
cr al ale Mrl1o Den melt uluffeliae,
foroi ban mao bli fortrpoioct al eli
Slot 9prcfarlc, lon life i~rtereaicrcr
Jig for llogct a,bct cnb of bere Sia-
nalplbcn meloc, at 0aeen er opcr,
pg at mo0tage line 9anfonpianiilqcr
bper Seroags Niten. Sor at iifrc
mig inlob, at openitaaenoe llotalelic
lfal bli farafteriiercoe iom llionbheo
al Ell cller albcn Nprcaut, bill lea
%tilfelc, at ollie bprebe WtGno er life
lont DC opcnrGonte; men icg paa
ltaar, at oct itore 6lertal al oenr or
oct. Seq bar mi ! oisie Gage bapt
Spreforle. iom forlanate lin 2pn
bper Iften. s ilige 5ilfGlocr or oc
life beltenlte paa Of penoc tilbaae iii
Irbeibet nGitc Sag, ifient Sc iiger,
at DC bill giere oct. Gaa ocn enc Saa
bar DC tent GU nof til Of holoc III.
ben ira Cerell, og DC timber oct ia
titrligpis life ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at ar.
beloe, laalGnge DC life bar lllucn pc0
Ieren.
Gen lptfclige Sarmer ioaa cr ben
Wano, iom bar Ell lioen Sorm, bpur
ban % hans Sanlilie fon uoiere alt
Mrbcibet, iaa nan or ilaihGnaia al
hprct SiGIp, % lao mig iige BET Der,
ot Der er CT lterre Nntol tYarnerc,
lom leger lin Spffe paa Den |is, cllo
nogen Sib isr / Sanbeta Siitorie.
"6armerne tiener Eengc iom Ores,
iagoc eli Storeteeper Der ON Soacll
til mig. ~@piS EARNING er iaooon
ell inobrinaenoc 6orretniua. bporior
holocr on dig inoc / Bette msrfe,
fpaIlnc Hum Gaaen lang pentcloe
paa aunNer, iom lfal fonmle oa aiue
Dig 30 Troccnt Trofit paa oit @ooa2
Sporior aoar on life no. hpor Oh fan
npoe 0llos rifle quit oa bIonfe Col
ifin og bll rig paa noale iaa Mar"
iaaoc iel. Ger CT Sorne nof iii
iolgs ioag, Here emo ieg nosen 5io
fer pioitc ON. oa @rumben er. Of Der
or life noaen. iom nil arbeioe Dem.
Spis oisie "6ancpibirt 6clops"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-18
8aar fra gpoe Sing.

'" ~" S~~> ~""S'
aIDeles tili9loigt trai iee Ell
Wano, Tom iortalte en- Siitorie ON
Ell Jarner, Der bapbe iolgt i'm life
itorc, men net iitono iatte Weieri-
forn init andre SIDE Statlinjen %
flpttet til en- iterre gp tppe Wtil ont
trent oerira for at o%pertaee Ell EpIt
peo en- Sporposnslinie, ~ifriper Den
bcfienote Mgronom % Sarnler =. Z.
Tincent / ct Tarmerblab.
90 MT er ban beorspet ODER, at
ban giorbe BET, tilfeieoc Wnnoen.
&an piloe fife at iua i'm iSarm igien;
men ban foll life. San bar life MI
Genge at fjebe ben for. Get ialoer
llbpre oprt at lepe i 8pen, % ban
% Sanilien bar bapt llogiiter, De
alorig brpmtc ON, mems DC bar paa
6ormen. &an fan life fjebe igien
Tormen llben at beapnoe iom ira mt
al. pg ban beepnber at blipe GlOrc
for bper Gag.
@por n,ange iliac SilfGlber ont.
trent tror Dit, ri bar Sar1bet ri,not
nctop / oisic Siocr? Wpnb, Tom loo
iig file peo lin 6arm % iegte til
gpen for at uofcre noget anoet
Slaas grbeibc, men MI piloe blipc
qlooc, ON be pioite Jig rogen llopei
til of tomlne tilboac pna 6armen
igien? Ger er iiffert nof Suiinoer
al l,ngc Menneifey, ion forlaber
4onbsbpgOcu og Sarmarbcibet, mar.
rebc ppf peo De beie 2ennineer; men
bet er iiftcrt nof. at iligc beie Gsn-
ringer bill life for beitanoig bli be-
tolt. Chen nGrmer Jig, oa oct, ionl
ltcg %ipeirct, pil oratte neb igien, %
,,aar set bTnoer, bporoan oil oct laa
gaa bisic ii1ige Menneifer?
Seq talte meo Ell lil,g Wono ira
Stcrbpen en- fort Sio fpr Griaens
Spbsr, % ri talte blailot ai,oet on
Sc heie 9omninger, WGnb tiei,te neo
Sobrifcrnc. Spnf. Ell aamerat al
mig ticncr 80 Collars llgen, iagoe
ban. ga oct fontnier til nj rl,incre
ham. &on tilGgaer iia llise ertra-
paeantc &aner, at oct blir ilbc Ior
ham. Naar ban ma gipc op lin
Sob, hpab en- Gag maa life, ificn.
,,er iea life. hpab ban ifal tage iig
til. San bill iiffert nof life bli til
irebs meb at fortiGtte Irbeioet for
cn lapere Ssn.
Ser er 9~onoeanfter, iom III, ar
beioer / Tabrifer for ire @angc iaa
bci 9cn, iom Sc fif paa Jarmcn. DC
bar fort arbeiosous J1l % goo In-
lebning til at beige "tbe Wopies"
cher eipre, hpao be iinoer 6orneielic
i, eitcrat Mrbeibet for Saaeu or no.
tort. Spr eli fort Sib fan bette pare
ct icrneieligt 9ip; meil for ell ing
Wanb, iom tTnfcr oct minoite paa
Of fommc irem / Terben - bpilfen
banrlig Maaoc er bog bette at lepe
Sipet paa? &c lGrer at libisrc init
Ell enfclt Sing pan Serfitcbet, iitet
onbet % mer. IrbciOet fan beitaa /
at flute al ell lioen 9ite 9Gber nleb
Ell Gle. polere SGIcne og fanife
belle Saalen pna n Sfo elier roget
iliat. Gllcr oct fam bcitaa / at fate
Suoer pp / @arfefarret | ct @arperi
ellcr itrabe aisoet al biaic iloclma
teroc @ubar oper Ell SrrbPnf. Haar
Irbeibsoaeen er oper, bpuo bar iaa
Wanocr aiort, hporpeo han or blet
en- bebrc Manb eller or blot nler Tiff.
fet oe ruitet til al "Tafe goob" / DC
fcmmcnbc Gage?
ga alle hisie Ylaoic or / bebite
sSalo bare mib!crtioiae. Mrnb fom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-18

nor 6. ;. Gallon. lGite en- Rapport
lnoebolocuoe tu lruqerc og uofsrI,A
Stutlii' pecr Bet cuQelitc arbeioe I
rrItirtcIige N%leulgheoer.
Formnroeu / Sire'tioren for Str
lutheran g1e2lcnacr", Yd'tpr .. e.
Noroberg. 9au RlpporI ont @!uoets
Su0bol0, 'treuct al @corg Gfteodl. nor
retntuQoierer. @laoct uar iorooblci /
Starrel'c iiNtu liiur. u0 Subl.riptiou3'
lriicu ma iurhDita iii 81. Nldoet bGr
tomn,et Itot @irIo. A}aur Oct iuar
5000 Gbonututcr MI Oct tommc no beer
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