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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-03

parts enter into its construction A good designer and engineer is forced to use standard units because no others will function, but safe busi- ness policies, honesty in production and top notch positions in the indus, trial and financial world constitute a reputation that can only be attained by years of consistent stabilized hon
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-03

instinctiveIy judges a car by the age, integrity and financial stability of the manufacturer. The reputation and standing in the business world of the
 manufacturer is as important today as the chassis and design of the car.
 1t IS as important to know the exact circles of the manufacturer as it is to know what stanoard component
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-03

esty in both quality Of production and a fair dealing policy with the pur- chaser. These reputations are not made overnight, they are the result of years of painstaking efforts. This results not only in high grade prJ- ducts, but high-grade dealers and uf- timately high-grade purchasers or us- ers.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-03
EL,NIRA SHOW IN FEBRUARY.

EImira, N. Y, Feb. 2-The tenth annual autom obile passenger car show will be held in the Elmira State Armory from Feb. 23 to 28 inclusive, under the auspices of the Elnaira Au- tomobile Club. H. S. Bryan, secre- tary of the club, will be manager.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-21
BICYCLE CLUB
Is in new HOME
Meetings to Be Held in Army and
Navy CLUB.

The Pensacola Bicycle club, known
as t. rs club, will meet at the Army
and Navy club in the future, this an
nouncement having been made to the
members at their regular meeting last
night, which was held in Mr.. Went
worth's home. The club has outgrown
its former home and the offer of the
use of the club was gladly accepted by
the boys.
The meetings viii be held Friday
night as at present and will be called
at 1880 o'clock. All bicycle riders are
invited to attend the meetings and to
become members of the club. Twenty
six members were present at the meet
in glast night and several visitors
were present and stated that they in
tend to put in applications for mem
bership.
Several new entrants have signed
up for the Labor Day races and par
ade and this feature promises to be
one of the best stunts ever put on by
local bicyclists. Prizes which will be
awarded by the wholesale dealers
through Mr.. Wentworth have been re-
ceived and are now on display.
A membership drive will be staged
as soon as the club gets installed in
its new home and an effort will be
made to enroll all bicycle riders in
the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-21
LAST TIME TODAY
Admission, lie 2Sc

When he faced ruin
and death, he turned
to the woman he had
spurned. See how the
wonderful love Of a
girl changed this man.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-21
FRANKLIN COUNTY
CENSUS CENSORED

Apalachicola Aug. 21.-iStaff Spe-
cial. 1.-THE last census with its many
meticulous statements, is not as popu-
lar in Franklin county as might be
supposed. Numbers are horribly ex-
asperating anyway, and comparisons
are invidious So when the 1920 CEN
sus report states that Franklin coun-
ty's population up to date is only 5.31S,
there is not man in the county, p
we'll, not woman, anyway--who does
not know better than that.
If any one wants ocular contradic-
ton of the census report, just let him
come here and spend week in Apa-
lachicola; just let him walk around
any block he may select. If the after
noon is pleasant, he will soon be con-
WINGED that there are more than 5000
babies on that one city block: and that
the census man is both color and baby
blindl Or else he doesn't recognize
zeal live baby when he sees one.
Maybe there was something wrong
with his arithmetic He must have
punched the babies; or perhaps he
couldn't multiply rapidly--not as rap
idly as the babies do.
1t is not to be wondered at if he@did
not count them a tall. for it is a task
to terrlfy an expert, yes, even an
adoring mother. You see, the tiny
tots won't keep still long enough to
be counted. So it becomes necessary
to strike an average. That is what
our census man probably tried to do.
And OF course he failedi For how can
a mere man strike an average in a
bunch of unusual children? He didn't
do it: he punched our babies and the
result was disastrous. II
No one will grumble if this federal
census man meant to imply that there
were only 5000 grown people in the
county.
Perhaps he may be somewhere near
right. But if he meant anyone to
believe that this mean, parsimonious
number included all the healthy, hap
by children of our county-if he
menat this-thene there is not a
mother in Apalachicola that will not
rise up and call him-well, let's not
say what they might call him. Not
with Tennessee's legislature still in
doubt on the nineteenth amendment.
Prefaced with this protest, the citi-
zens of Franklin county a~e willing
to accept the 1920 census report-the
populatio nof Frank lin county. as an
nounced by the director of the census,
for 1920, is 5,3ls.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-21
CHIPLEY WILL BE
ON NEW RAILROAD
Oil Men Are Believed TO. Be Backing
Movement.

Chipley, Aug. pa. d. Campbell,
receiver for the Birmingham, Column
bus and st. Andrews Bay railroad has
returned from his trip TO Philadelphia,
where he was called by the bondhold-
ers of the road, TO determine what
should be done with the road.
Mr.. Campbell reports a very inter-
esting meeting at which the road
changed hands. The present owners
are making actual arrangements to
begin work on the construction of the
line of the road from Chipley to
Graceville and there to connect with
the Louisville & Nashville and thence
from Southport to Panama City and
deep water.
The completion of this road means
much to this part Of the state and TO
Alabama as it shortens the route from
Birmingham and all points in that
port of the state to the Gulf of Mexi-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-21
MOTHERS OF THIS COUNTRY

have through all ages past and will
through all years to come take care
of the ordinary simple ailments in
cident to every family with their own
favorite remedy Il
In almost veery home in the land
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is the recognized standard
household remedy for female ills;
thousands of American women owe
their good health to it. Made from
the roots and herbs of the field. it is
a simple remedy in which suffering
women may place perfect confidence.
1t contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-21
MANY FANS ATTEND
CHAPMAN FUNERAL
Cleveland Pays Tribute to Greatness of
Ball Player.

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 20.-Funeral
services were held here today for Ray
mond Chapman, shortstop of the
Cleveland American league team, who
died in New York Tuesday morning
following an operation for fractured
skull, sustained in Mondays New
York Cleveland game.
The service was held in ST. Johns
Roman Catholic cathedral. Thousands
of friends and admirers of Chapman
gathered at the church long before
the services began to pay their final
tribute to the dead man. one of the
moss popular ball players in the coun-
try.
Mayor W. C. Fitzgerald. of Cleve-
landl B. B. Johnson, president of the
American league, and James Dunn,
president, and the entire Cleveland
team were at the services. Three of
the cleveland team, Manager Iris
Speaker, Steve O'Neill and Joe Wood,
were among the pail bearers
More than 800 floral offerings We're
sent by friends. among them being
an Immense floral blanket, a tribute
from 20,623 persons-men, women and
children, who contributed ten cents
each to a Flower from a FAM" each
dime to buy one flower.
TheN blanket contained 2,063 flow
ers. The remainder of the money in
the fund will be turned over to the
Ray Chapman Memorial Fund" to
erect a bronze memorial tablet at
League park.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-21

co, where water transportation can be
used to great advantage.
There is much speculation just at
this time about this deal. especially so
o naccount of the attendance of sew
eral of the local oil men at the Phila-
delphia meeting, and being generally
thought that the .ChiDlev oil comuanv
is largely backing the railroad propo-
sition to have better facilities for the
transportation of the OUTPUT of their
oil fields, expected to be brought in
within a short while.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-21
JAMES KIMoNS is FOUND
GUILTY OF GRAND LARCENY

James Kimmons was found guilty
of grand larceny yesterday in the
court of record following trial which
lasted two days. Kimmons was charg
ed with the theft of automobile cush-
ions from a car belonging to Leon
Lischkoff recently. Sentence will be
pronounced later.
He will face trial on two other
charges shortly. one in connection with
automobiles, and the other in possess
ing shiny.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-21
BISHOP WEED TO
PREACH HERE TO-DAY

The Rt, Rev. Edwin q. Weed. ID. D..
bishop OF the diocese of Florida. will
preach and administer the sacrament
of confirmation in Christ church, sun
day morning at IL O'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-21

Mr.. Charles Cottrell will be
out of the city for two weeks,
commencing August 16. Dur
ing his absence the studio will
be closed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-27
9anfe M,triten / elmerifa.

&iebenbapn> t3. Slug. S ssS,1ou-
itriraaoet fortlattes ioag GSorban6li1l<
gerne mellem SEN al sen 6anlfe Gene
ralfoniu1 Seem Oorf n6ien6te &epre=
fentant SSeppeien og 6anife Seglperfs=
eiere angaaen6e l16fpriel al oanife
Mnr1ten til 9ln1erifo. Danmarf full
6e til @iengiel6 fra Il. g. n1ootage
&1l, npopenoige til 6remitilling al
Muritenene. Sfibene> iom bragte Sui
til Danmarf> ffa1l6e bringe Ml1rlten
tilbage til Il. g. Ser er Sale ON so
Wftll. Murlte11, men ser er Sen @o11<
ffeligbeo beo @agen at Sc oo11ife
Muriten er al an6en Stprrelie emo 6e
/ Il. g. be11Dtteoe.
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etefansion pil briue @ensopraul.

@i o1utelte for ct Mors 3io iiben
ber 8labet en al 8olarforiferen
@ilbialn1urSt Stefansion fremiat @lan
ON at ir6fere &ens6prabl i iterre
Stil oct norolige Canada. g3u 1g=
ter 5tefansfon ielp at fgre Hlanen
u6 @trfeligbeoen, og ifplge Ell "Sr-
ser IN Council, Ser netop er offent=
liggiort Sttatpo, Ont, bill ct bel
bigt Onraaoe paa @affins 2an6 bli=
be lejet til Sfefansion for Mpl al
@ensoDr og @oifusofser, bbis &ipo
pil bi6rage itertt til at lpie &roble=
met billiyere Mobborer.
2an6et, ser ifal leies for 80 9lor
meo Ell 6ornpeliesperio6e poo lite
ober 20 glor, er set On1raooe, ser
bete9nes iom 6en ip6lige &oIp6el al
8affinslan6, ipn6enfor 68. 8reooe=
grao og in6befatten6e en- 10 Mil
breo Strin1mel langS Morobreooen
al Safe Metelltng.
S be fprite Is 9lar bill Stefansion
faa &et til fri @r9sgong, men for
@eiten al 2eieti6en maa ban betole
$11, 800 pr. aar. stefunsion bar
erflprct til Domnionens @egiering,
at ban bar i1teresferet tilltrptfelig
&apital til at iifre Nlanen.
Meoens Moffusofsefigo blot fie,,=
.oes at nogle faa @pifureere / Mor<
ben, er @ens6prfiso en- alnlinoelig
@et paa ben noroIige @tiIlebabsfpit
.og tan enoog faoes i @eitauranter
belt ne6e / Yortlan6, Ore. Set er
meget pelimagenoe % lite uligt &ie-
BET al ben bbi6baleoe &iort i oe pelt-
lige Stater.
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Set eamle siberias f,tnbet.

st Telegram til 2on6on "Gimes"
fra sSseru1alem flyer, at man tror at
babe fun6et set Ste6, bbor set gamle
Giberias laa. Sg6iife glrbei6ere, Ser
bar beifiefitget be6 9ln19ggelie al en-
Statsbei ner oen 11ub9renbe 8p Co
bariDetb, op6ageoe 6e formentlige
<iner al ben 8D, Der ipille6e en- fao
fren,tre6enbe @olle sSsg6ernes % 6e
friitnes &iitorie. Da @eiterne al oe
ganrle Mure pg Seiler begDnbte at
fomme for Dagen, itanieoe @egieri,1-
gen eiebltffelig Mrbei6et. Direftgren
for 9eparteme1tet for Sortio osniroer
beiggte berpaa @tebet leojaget af to
Mpn6 af ben iboiife Gorfferfore11ing.
Gore1ingen bar gibet 8illa6elie til
at foretage u6grabninger. }.
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yrenier og betrpoe rl,siilf Eerrito=

@renier og betrpoe rl1sitlf Eerrito=
RUM. Men oct iDnes, 1om ON $50
lafferne itfe bill 6rage 2pre al 6or=
tt6e11, ioet Sc allerebe bar pperifre=
oct bisie @rGnlelil1ier og beiat rus
iiif 2a1oomroa6e. @anife biit er=
flnrer @olafferne, at 6e fun gigr
bette for at gibe Sc 6erboe116e sSolf
Nnleoning til ieln at be1tentme> bnor
Sc biC ttlbpre. 0e glllierebe iaobel
ipm slmerifa far Dog officielt bar=
ifoet Bolcn ON at bol6e Jig in6enfor
bets @renier og opgibe fine in1peria=
liltiife Mipirationer, +. CTS. be6 Op>
tref11ing at en @renie 1nellem &us=
lano og &olen, ion ifu1oe bpre SEN
ian1nte iom 1772. Dette itges at
bere oen polite General @i1lu6lfis
Maal;; men benne @r911ie bill @ng=
lono abiolnt mo6iptte fig, og Ser ifal
oglaa bore go6 @run6 til at tro, at
6ranfrig er i111o6 oen11e @re111e,
ielb ON oet ptifer at ie @ali5ien 1tn=
ser polf StDre.
+. &aabe11it1ltanos 6orba1olinger
foregaor ion befienbt Minlf, 1ne11
@fterretni119erne ONT bisies Sorleb
er n1eget iporiomme. Set be66er
in1i6lertt6, at 8olibepiferne npiag-
tigt bol6er paa Sc &ilfaar> iom 8ol-
ibeptterne bapoe n1e66elt 2lopb
George ptl6e blibe itillet til Holetl
% bette blcb iom befier6t al 21opb
George ti1roa6et at afceptere Sem.
Wen oplnuntret al fine 5ejre bar
8olen piit mere Gelpti1lio fin Sp=
trroen, og oeres &rab in0befatter
ltfrpnfeligbeo al Hole1s @elpit9n=
oigbeo og Mfbol0en fra Sn6bla1r6ing
/ in0re 9lnliggenoer, og forpprigt
nrgter oe polite 0elegere6e, ion
6aglig bol6es l,n6errettet on Sc pol
ife Scores sSrenmaricb, at gao inb
paa noget an6et eno be6erlige 8e=
tingeller, ser Tan FIRE til Ell porig
sSre0.
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timber &interfnlbems Gbpbe.


@fterretningerne fra @renlanb er
ipariomme og &egelen 11ben eSS11ter=
este; met cit l1nbtagelie ber<
fra banner ct 8reb fra Sen 6anife 2e=
ge Mlfre6 8ertbelien / Diitriftet lima
nat / Nor6grdnlan6. S Bette ifilorer
ban oen Ngo, iom bar berget flere
8opla6ier og rant ltore 9ele al Sen
eifimoiife @efo1fning ii6ite @inter.
6or at f1nne 6anne Jig ct @illeoe
al oct, 6er er ifet, ifal hi fort rebe=
giere for Sn6bol6et af 2eGe 8ertbel-
iens 8reb.
@etop iom 6en itore 1angitti6 full
De begpnoe Norogrgnlan6 ifior, be-
gpnote ben ipanife Spge at bite 1iG
fert oerop af 5angere fra SDogrer1<
lano. gn M1en9oe 5amiliefe6re bIeb
rant og fl1n6e iom Selge 6eraf lite
0eltdge | sS11tg1ten. yt1ar man be0,
at oe1tne 6angit ifal gipe iaa nne9et,
at Der tan blipe Gorraab til 6en fontz
men6e 8inter, bill man tunne for1taa,
at ben fpanife 5pges Opblusien net
op paa bette Stan6punft bor af fata-
itrofal &arafter.
Sar1ig baar6t blep 8oplaoien @a-
rat rant. Mllereoe / geobe1nber Maa=
neo n1aatte 8efonningen iIaa @unoe-
ne neo for at faa ben melt nsoterftige
Gsoe til 2ibets 0pbolo. De SO Men-
neffer, Der bebor ben lille @laos, fit
bog lite paa langt nnr @ig6 not af oe
76 &nnoe> iom bleb ffl16t. S 2sbet al
en- Maaneo bar De opipiit, og 8efolf-
|ningen paa 8oplaoie1 maatte / 6eres
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blemer, iom "praftiife Men6, iom
tager Gingene iom he ct, men @eroen
ion Sen er." Set CT @er6e1t ion1 oen
life er, man le11ges efter. De boa-
Der at faa 8ro6erlfabets elono birfc=
liggiort. Men hi ct ttlbpielige til at
gle1nrne, at set alorig bill pere 1n1ligt,
nleominore pt i @rinori11g om Sc
irnaa bbioe &ors / 6ranfrig fon leg=
ge ino bort oaglige 2ib Sen iamme
slan0 al 8rooerlfab og Selbopofrelie,
iom giennenipreoe bore @olboter.
&ptnoer 1naalfe mere eno Nfe11o bar
fglt ben 11De Man6.
@rebin0en ilntter 1i11 Mrtifel 1ne6
en Spl6eit til 6e e1gellfe Me11o for
6en &gfligbe6 og bet &on1eratlfob, be
fra fpr1te Sag bar bilt be116e.
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observation-disclosures.

~
9n1 Ser faale6es bar baret ct
fl1l6itanoigt 0milag i@olens Saper
paa &rigsffuepla6ferL bar BOG 8aa-
benitili iliton6sfo sforban6lingerne peret
fortiatte;; men set er let 1t fe, at 8o-
.lafferne forbaler oisie for ienere at
frn1te orage Sor6el al fine forbeore-
oe Stillinger og lite bebsbe at faloe
paaane for. etbpert rusfiif @rap. Gor-
gbrigt Hnloe man babe a1ttaget, at
8olnfferne bar bIebet Hog at @faoe
% lite oerne Gang biIoe oberifribe
oe | geriaiIes &raftaten faitiatte
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6Debepriierne.

"$3 '@be0e eller i11gen &be6e" bar
set Seltraab, ser blep be6toget paa
ct Mg6e, Ser fornDlig bol6tes / &an<
las @itD af orgoniiere6e Sarmere
fra 9ebraifa, &an1as, Mtsiouri og
Sflaboma. Snrn1erne erflerebe,
at 6e ii6ite 6alb &ornpriierne jfpl6=
tes Manip1lation ,og anbefale6e
&ro6ltcenterne at bol6e &beoen bor<
te fra @arfe6et, til en- Min6itepris
al So erbolbes.
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Nut fra Nnrnrtta Eannr.
Sen berpme pme ar Mnoers orn Gtucfbulm an par
AT Nnons ipre &nntnere. 6lcre grpnanbe 8pplaber
maatte fbf &inter siennemsaa frDstige 2ibeer, ier
Zig paa @rnnb af Sen panife spe

Sfplge ct 5tocfbol1ntelegra1n 6poe
0e1l fien6te 1pen1fe Wa1er 9ln6ers
3orn / 5pnoags. San bar fpot / Da=
larne is. 6ebr. 1S60,Spn al en- 8rpg=
ger fra 8apern og en 0olful1a. 9llle=
reoe iom Dre11g piite ban betpoelig
funltneriif 9(nleg. 5enere bleb ban
optaget paa &11nltafa6e1niet 5tocf-
boln1.
S1gel1 ipenif Ma1er .bar opna1et
iaaoan @op1rtun6igbeo iom glnoers
3orn. Set fortelles, at ban / fine
lrnge Gage @letsparfen / l1piala
traf en- 3igeunerlfe, 1om abiolut bill
oe ipaa ban. 3orn rafte &aanben
frem, &onen faite6e ct flpgttgt 8lif
poa oen, gior6e 6erpoa en- beftig 8e=
p9gelie og iagoe, i0et bum bilite 6pbt !:
zoe pil b1ipe e11 af &eroens 5tore.
9llere0e TIT er De ber9n1t; men set er
intet i1no6, bba6 De bar / &ente." -
Spaa6on1n1en iful6e 9larenes 2pb
blibe &irfeligbeo. Eroos 6en rinqe
Snteresie> man 5ranfrig piier frern=
ne6 &unit> bar 3orn allereoe for oper
treoipe slar it6en iaa befje116t, at ct
Eioslfrift foreIog at ifienfe ct al
bans Billeoer - rogle nggne, blon=
Be Biger paa en- &lippe - til 8on=
gneraen, for at 6enne - fl1n0e lore
8rilnftsnaleri al SEN lperife &l1nit=
ner, @n6nn mere e11o oenne 9(ner=
fienoelie betD6er 6et 1naalfe, at man
/ Sc Soreneoe Stater u6en Sorbebolb
bar bploet bam lom &lnitner. Sgiaa
/ GDiflano er 3orns geobn befien6t>
og ban bar be6 l16itillinger / &ene=
Sig og a116re @te6er D6erligere befn=
ltet tit &D.
2a11giomt l1opi6e6e 3orn On1rao=
set for lin &l1alt. Sra &an6farbe gift
ban ober til Die og bpa6 e11ten set
er 0alarne @omn1erio1 og @fum-
ring, eller set er 6en ipenlfe Stier=
gaar6, 8il1e6er al Storita6ens Mat=
lip eller broge6e Solfetpper og 8or=
tr9tter, ban mailer, fien6er ban i11ge1l
tefnilfe &anifeligbe6er. Me6 en- bir=
tuosnesiig Erafiifterbeo gieneiber
ban 3iebliffets 2ip og 8ebegelie.
bets Sptl % 2Ds og &olbtoner, og
troos oen ringe 6arbeifola ban benpt=
ter fig al, er ser en- forun6erlig CLAUS
ODER bans 8ille6er. Sul6t pao @gi>
oe meo Malerterne 1taar &aberinger=
ne, boor 8illeoerne al &enon og Ser
lai1te,, al 6irsoorenes n1on6ene Da=
mer % 6eres 8ern itaar iom lige iao
mange 8i6nesbDr6 ON 3orns @pne
til at giengipe 6pliogaomier. S oe
ienere slar er ban ogiaa for en- Gangs
Sfplo pen6t tilboge til lin ungooms-
fierligbeo, 8illeobuggerfuniten oe
set ct paa bette Gelt falbt / ba1fs
SOB at ifabe ct iaa originalt 5fnlp=
t1trberf iom @uitab @aia Statuen
Mora.
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@epnblifanerne og Tulfeiorbnubet.

W1ario>1, Obip, 81. Slug. 8ag &l1=
ltsferne ct set republifanife Hartts
2eocre belfiefttget mes at or6ne en-
feltbeoerne / ct NIT Brojeft for inter-
national 6reo, blep set iagt fer i6ag.
&eroensififfelier blanot e,1ropGiife
Magter iiges at pere meo paa @la>
nen. 9enne SiceneiGttelie bil blipe
truffet frem pon Scenen / &on1pag=
mems pipfologilfe 9ieblif. @libu &oot,
Ser 6orbinoelie meo Broieftet mi
repreienterer Sc 6orene6e Stoter
europa, belttes mart at bile anfo1n=
ME for at forflare bele &lanen.
Oette bi1 blipe @aroings Spar paa
Sen oenofrattite 8elfploning, at bol1
bill, at oe 6oreneoe Stater ifal bol6e
Jig u6e al Nattonforbun6et. &aa
6enne Waaoe melter @aroing og bans
&aaogibere, at Sc 1fal taee @eniD11
til Sc omerifonlfe @elgeres 9nlfe on1
ct 5lags i11ternotio11olt 5ampirfe for
at forn1i16ife 6are11 for &rtg.
9e pil beoblibe fraftig at moo igtte
fig SsS116tre6en Observation-Disclosures,
lom set bleb for1net i 8oris, men bil
ligeiaa eftertrDffelig erflere Jig for
Oprettel1en al ct 11Dt Sorbuno bdleret
paa oen @lan, iom oe agter at fore
legge nn6er &an1pagnen. 5antioig
bill set blipe frenbol6t, at el1ropetlfe
Motionole life rgber noger SsS11teresie
for oct nubrrenoege ationsforbun6, og
at set bol6er pao at 90 af Mm1gel paa
Tililutning. Sc bill forelegge &oot=
planen iom en-, Der bifaloes al euro
peiife Statsmeno. &ublicilten Oberlt
Geo. @arbeD benteS bertil i6ag for at
fonferere n1eo &or6ing om bette
5pprgsnaal.
Ser iiges 1neget libt ON @lane11
ber men iaa meget tror man at fllnne
forl1biige, at &oots @lon gaor 1lb pod
Sprettelien al ct 6gn1me1toe Gorbltn6
narere eno ct a6nltntl ltratibt iom Sen
11up9ren6e Observation-Disclosures.
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al % folfe- og Z la,16stingsbalgte.
ocialoemofraterne 19, ,6eraf Is foIfe<
og 4 lanostingsbalete. &onierbatipe
Is, oeraf II folfe= og 4 lan6stings-
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cit folfepalgt @eiultatet piier en- 2il-
bagegang al iefs for De &o6itale. $
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og baaoe gobaro 8ronoes og 2eerbecf
miite6e Man6aterne genftre / s5or-
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i11gton befier6tgier, at @reiioert
8tlion bar u6Iteot 9praab ON Mf=
boloelie al oct fprfte Me6e al Sea-:
tionsforbun6ets ssoriamling. Sen
for Me6et iatte Datl1m er Is. Mob.,
og efter 6orlp6enoe bliber @enf Me<
6eitebet.