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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
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EuEcnics may De defined - the SCI
cnee ~ Tho iwr rovement ~ the .uman
race BE- better breeding Animal species
have mated throughout the ages by
means ~ natural selection. bat the
fundamental principle - the eugenlst
Is artificial selection
This principle has been applied by
man % various animals with th
greatest success. until now many spe-
cies have been 50 changed and i'm
proved that one would very likely
classify ihe original stock and the im.
proved stock 8s entirely differ ne spe-
cies ll ihis way. man has domestieated
and improved the heredity Of forty
spe hes ~ animals and two hundred
and forly-scyen species of food plants
Tho application - the same principle
20 human beings S very much more
difficult problem because. in matters
10 iho perreiuation ~ The race. tue
Individual. and not society. is stlH sd
preme
II Is stated that there has been NJ
Improvement in humsn hcredliy within
historic lines Although there have
hesn gifte-i races ard families ths stock
has been diluted squandcred and loat
by violating the principles ~ good
breeding. While e Is recoguized that
civilized man can 90 nothing else bat
preserve the weak ana Incompetent
alons With the strong aHd ~ set lutel.
jcent artificial selection can be SUBJ
stitated for natural selection
Instead ~ this" the euRenlst tells
rs. there has bee pcrpetuafson q ihe
worst mes thrOu sentimental regard
for personal rights even when opposed
20 the welfare u society; and both
church and state have checrfully given
consent and blessing Is the marriage
and propagation - idiots and - dis
ease8. detective. insane and Aelous
persons.
Although hereditY IS 50 Important
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14

There d hardly an American woman
noNmisya Who tan teep paee win thr
demands made upon hfr time ard cu-
Heg without pas. ng The penalty q
ii-health. lt may ne that dreadful
barkachf. dragElng pains head lehcs,
neFyouglcss or tnr toftures dis
placement Il . "a, price she pays. TO
women IN This condition. Lydia &
W. aAam's Vegetable Compound come
a. q boon and blessing a simple rem
cts made from roots au1 herbs which
hrlngs sioreus health % suffeFls wo-
msn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
WAGE RrpucrloNs.

HeVerai large manufacturing con-
Germs have announced vas reduc-
lions. especially for unskilicd "a
slightly skilled labor. other concerns
have announced price red factions
without wage cutting. Ford Was the
first Of these. taking adsantage OF the
great publicity always given the lead
er az any movement.
While o. IL probably true that some
reCuction IN wages win ~ necessity
ha corroiary 20 price-cuttinE +
certainly true that drastic and unfair
adjustments alonR these lines must be
60 "a alnst. For many ysars the
aalnrlcd workers were forced 90 j r
from important duties at tho scale -
Fay much lower pruportionately, than
mechanics were receiving. When the
great advances IN wages took place
fhe pey ~ che saiaried middle class
Jagged AMI has remained below that
Of artiRana and mechanics.
When reductions take place these
men. because they have remained un-
orEn 20 uorhnpB. win be most like
IS FEB suffer first However proprie-
tors have come 90 realize the impot-
tant part these men nu In their c.
ennizations and the salary scale. al
though "a may be slightly lowered
win new Be as unjust a. Il was ra.ioF
% 1914
The November 90 "combustion"
discussing Wsss reductions unacr thc
tile 81 Prices" says in ra4ts
n seems 90 as that the purchasing
power 81 the nation comes not from
the large corporations primarily. bat
from all az thv people who contribute
20 the prosperity ~ those corpora
ttous by purchasing n " 81 uduets. n
the people are prosperous and making
money, business U.s. bound 20 50 on.
People VIII spend money II they have
o. II they haven't il they cannos
spend ~
We hear much ~ tho demand FOR
cheap labor la the past year the
wall has been that We hat3 no imml-
Erants coming into theNcountry % DO
the work which n b. claimed Amerl-
cams win not do the lowler forms ~
labor that apparently lack dignity.
~ fne hur land, We have a general
recognition ~ the invetiiv genius Of
America to take advantage 90 science
90 perform tts tasks and wherever a
labor shortage has COME up iaVentire
genius has becn 8e stfuutatnR rs
rob the mental task Of its abhorrcnce.
perform he objectionable features
largely BY mechanical means ana ta +
tug standa q az the worker. al the
same time demanding OF that worker
a higher standard % intelligence
which cannot help but maRe FOR a
hiRhFr andard or 4auhoad and
womanhood The machine has also
Increased percapitn production 80
thar We can afford Is pas the eda-
Gated man or woman who reduces a
sl #at rate of 8Ne
81 seems Co ne with these factt be-
fore as that what We should aim for
not q reduc ION ln the cost 80 la-
for not on effort 90 reduce the etra-
Ing capacity 20 tho worker hut ar
effor o. On BE the WORKER more err
Client. 70 preduce more. and - De
worth the vase that Is paid
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14

annointed Nor vii okiahomaN be
backward IN advancing a similar
claim.
i8ut that isn't the half Of Il. The
different a mbanzad doris. ministers
consuls- general collectors and at
taches havo 10 be named. and with
each choice viii came heaartburuinsga
and bitterness. tbs LEGAL postmaster
chip viii ~ a plum for Chattanooga
devotee. Already seven have entered
the list: but one - these viii set
the job The ether ak ain nug So their
wounds. az best they may. The distTi-
button q ple viii be grand and gioTi-
OTIS. but that morning aftcr-weil. ~
VIII make the Grand Old Party feel
like II has been on grand old tear
ChhttanooRa News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14

with Eaeamhia bidding for high
honurt IA ino state fhir nnxl week.
many Pcnaacollann ars likely % al
tend.
Probably wilson win pay just -
much attention 10 ". Sc quest thai
he RESIGN a. he ala 20 MF, Bryan's
ether suggestions.
SAYS the Times. union. "Penaacola
Journal the other day had an editorial
paragraph highly commencing the hri-
tlah police for their soft and eamy
manner ~ handiinR stilkers- and on
the outside 81 the aamo paper a newH
rlctufe showed the Boobies treatln'
sm rohgh and told that five hundred
strikers weFe injured IN the mlx-up.
Faulty ianon. militarily speaking.
u'eatsos paaf
Bnly Sunday 10 another big leaguer
$50 81 ~tnsrrina n fiofiaa-
o.
after discussing Tire question with
fhp make-up man. we have decided not
d send John p. a copy % Thursday
Journal
NNAklNN MAAAAsils NAa HAN - NAAAtt
ron mining coal In England Sc any
either miner.
Uur idea % nothing 60 10 % sail
boating Ia q dead caln.
Moam
The reason there were 80 few uni
forms In The Arrnirtice bay parade T.,
that - many ex-service men saved
ths price 81 n sult % clothes during
the year.
ray'a Corner Was decorated Tor Ar
mlntice Day.
o.
why n n that = man wants hia col
lar turned up on cool nigh fand
yumnm lady can ait IN an open car
with a ioW -neckcd dress on and APP
paar entirely unconcerned7
~~W~#
Secretary Price q preparing set
cf intereating booklets for distribution
"a the state Fair.
with cnffe and sugar both selling a.
comparatively low prices. the reataur-
ants Rtln charge 40 cents per cup.
This reminds ua that A Mitchell
v vas tNe bus est man we knew
last year. doing nothing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
The Ruah % ths pie cnnn.ar.

For the first time IN eight ears tho
democrats can watch. with uttlc
amusement and a little res gnation. the
ptuck.uE 81 the federal p.ums They
axe 20 fan into the dry and avid
mouths 81 the faithful who have gone
camel-iiko through eight years 81
dtouth. and are now letting their
mouths water with the sigh, OF the
land ~ promise
There ouGht 90 De pie ap'enfy fer
all prom cabinot job % postrnaate~
the faithful VIII o. rev ardsd The
Jacks0nlan adaRo. ito the victor be-
longs the sroils VIII pgatn be taken
from rs hiding place and paraded ii
fuu view
one - the beauties 81 the pie coun
ter "a that there bee always more hun
gry than fed The presidents. para
phrasinE lear. could well cxclaI.n.
How sharper than serpent tooth 1t
is To have an applicant unplaecdtr Few
things can 80 quickly create discord as
the battle over the epolls Many an
Achilles Wiu sulk in his tent when
his Briseis = snatched from his ex-
Dcetant arms The democratic Hector
can await with gIee the coming ~ the
time Of the q. o. r. dlscord.
Already the wiseacres are picking
Senator Hardinga cabinet. Mr. Root
they say. viii be there. 50 VIII Murray
Crane. who ls a lame duck AIR Hoover
and the long array ~ dlsting aished
men are being groomod for posts.
Young AR VIII Hays flushed with ire
success ~ his Infringement, can wen
expect post. AL this means tro-bie
There aren't. unfortunately Tor Sena-
tor Harding enough cabinet posts to
pass around. SO some 81 the smaller
erumi win have % be doled cut TO
the disappointed
Tennessee viii want a cabinet cffi-
Ger, because she vas the entering
wedge d the solid south" ~ the re-
auhicans fondiY hope. There Is all
ready talk tina ar fltston or Senator
Sanders shouid - one Of The Lords
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14


Americans generally. end Tampans
~ particular. manifest a fine degree
~ generosity when the Red Cross asks
for aid
OF course. there are some honest.
generous Americans who never con-
tribute TO he " lic forms Of charity
because they fear the money vii not
be wiEely spent" but they never say
that Of the Red Cross.
The annual ron call for Red Cess
membership is now on. Tampans are
expected 20 answer ''Herel" The roll
call nsast be supplemented by $4,000.
tho amount needed 10 carry on the
peace time program % thu association.
The Red Cross makes every dollar do
It's duty, and every dollar given 10 the
Req Cspss counts.
This country can no more junk
the Red Cross since peace IS broodlnE
than e can discharge SIS health de-
rBrtments because yellow fever has
been stamped cut u southern port
cities' Therefore. the Tribune believes
the response 81 Tampans 70 the Ped
Cross caai this week viii be as fine
and as fun as II was when the Red
Cross needed material Tor bandages
- send 90 tho trenches Of France ana
Tampa Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
Revelations
of O. Wife
o. aoEtE oARRIsoN.

How Madgs Evaded Dicky's Excuses
Our journey home from Marvin was
rather a gloomy one. | was still hu.
inflated at the discovery / had made.
picky had gone 90 Marvin without ms
knowledge some time during the win
ter. evidently to see Grace Draper
had warded off gossip BY pretending
that she was a dear friend Of my own.
but ] WAS thoroughly angry az having
he'd 20 descend 20 such a subterfuRe.
After his little attempt 20 smooth
matters over. Dicky sat rlo0mily 81
lent. I knew that he must be hungry
for Il WAS long past lunch time. Wa
would not get home unti Z o'clock. I
blessed the forethonght that had made
me telephone Katie from the Marvin
station 70 serve dinner when We
reached home instead 10 waiting un-
IN evening Mother Graham was on
diet anyway 50 IL ala not matter
what time we ate. As for myself ! was
too angry and unhappy 20 care about
any food.
But as we neared the station my
heart began 20 sbfgen toward Dicky
re look 80 llle q forio~r, euilSy shlid
as he sat staring straight ahead Of
hAh&N TT RseAAA Ak ~ Nt@EAA &sA4AttM
with an apology and ! had rehuffed
him. Memories q cur peaceful winter,
with It's quiet Joys. tungea ~ nv
heart put out uy hand and touched
his sleeve
n am not 80 awfully angry. Dicky
7 sid sofiiy
lie turned quickly. and. unmlndfni
81 possible onlookers covered the hard
with his own
That's my own girl" he nurnurea
beaming. And. Madgs on my honor.
can assure yoa---~'
Please. nlesy put NJ my hand
professionally. Don't tell me anything.
az least not now. I am not angry auy
more. but ! don't want 20 talk aa,out
At Let's think instead how we are
going to manage about furniture for
that house
1--WE Are Starved"
Don't need any furnlture 20 speak
~ In The country. said nicky. with the
average mans comfortable dismissal
~ any housekeeping problem. - few
rugs and chairs. q bed for each of ~
table AMI a hammock--what more
40 you wantf''
wait flli you hand your mother
that comnrehensihle list Of household
necessities = I aaia laughing. II think
she'll revise 4 a bit"
Oh, m0fherf~ Dirky resortaa. You
know she'll kick on everything about
the house. anyway Tire grounds win
probably suit her. bus the house will
set her goat / know that But then
no home wiil ever come up In her es-
timati0n 20 thg one formerly inhabited
BY dear Edwln and Harriet
I laughed / could not help III
rdcizy's mimlery of bis mothers tore
was perfect. should have raproyes
him. but. 20 use one % Dfcly'a fav-
critic Rsahg phrases. I haa been rather /
Ted Up myself on the projections III /
my sister-in~saw ard her husband
b. the slEnn we reached the aparf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
- unlntelIlaIhle Ballot.

That unintelli aihie Ballot.
II II 10 be hoped that the next leg
.slature VIII make sGeh changes Ia the
form ~ the ballot as used In the late
general election as vii make e pos
slhe for a fairly well educated man 70
vote one Of them as desires 70.
Two or three counties In the state
ignored the Laws on this subject and
placed the democratic presidential
electors az the head Of the ticket, thus
giving hat party a preference or IN
fact marking the ballot that a voter
might know who 20 vote for.
That the names shall be IN alphabet
teal order Il the plain language Of the
statute. and disregard 81 this specified
order. whether e be democratic re-
publican, socialist. or any other par
candidates that are placed at the head
Of the ticket Il unlawful
The News believes that the several
party tickets should be ~ rate. that
the candidates % each pagtg should De
on their own ticket. thus giving the
voters all the chance in the world to
vote fairly and intelligontly As the
ballot was a1ang ln the last cleo
tior. the names alphabetically placed
the dern rats lost votes This was
quite evident 90 any one who watched
the counting OF the ballots Florida
is one u the very few states in the
country that has such an uninteluRi-
while the tickets OF the several par
ties are - on ones ballot. they are
separate and much easier voted and
counted. Florida should reform It's
,aaiiot.-St. Andrews Bay News.
=
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14

The lows cafe is the name 81 a
new restaurant which has been re-
Gently opened just across the street
from the Lyric theatre. Everything
about the place - spfck and span.
ard as clean as soap and water and
elbow grease" viii make II. the re-
suit u that 81 is q very inviting ane
attractive place e. eat CAR ssvIlle. d.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14
Tho Silent Rooss.

Committed a. we arc 20 The policy
Of improving every shining hour. we
often sit on a Eoodsbox IN our chicken
yard and read aloud thoughtful and
stimulating articles on speeding up
production. bat our thoughtIess and
diiatory fowls seem not to be I'm
pressed IN the least and we have about
decided . Nil them all and devote our
spare time IN future 20 raising slgunks,
which. we understand pay well and
require no feeding except a dead horse
la the fan, --TarpOn Springs Leader
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14

Bnly Sunday IL another big Lacquer
wma 81 sfnsrflua Florida
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14

after discussing tire question with
the make-up man. we have decided not
q Send John - a copy % Thursday
Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14

whiting williams has had AZ much
fuw mining coal In England sc any
ether miner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14

Secretary Price o. preparing set
of interesting booklets Tor distribution
~ the state Fair
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14

with coffe and sugar both selling At
comparatively low prices. the reataur-
mntM atlll charge 40 cents per cup.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-14

why n y that = man wants his col
lar turned up on q cool nish fand a
ytmnm lady can nit IN an open car
with 4 low -ncckcd dress on and APP
scar entirely unconcerned3
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-13

Zen itorltilcoc Glan, bpiS ~
bapsmono or bct encr9iitc 6plfcs.
munb Gbriitcnicll, pii piaiclig trTuc
bctpoeIigc pforomiite Sirc, men Den
bill oaian blipc al ben allcriterltc BE.
tuOuiug ior DC Scrrcocr, iont III CT
lifrct clcftriif SnS % Strait.
timber llbformliugcu Al GIancn
bar Splfc5manbcn bopt uonlcrtct
Stette / S%ucriugcnior @orcb % ocrl
ipccieIt ~iogfpnoige &asOro8ain9cnior
Wolls. Gbriitenicn.
Get par Wenin9en at Scl'tobct
ifal barre iig iclu uhcl %iorog cucr
Silif,1o unotogcn ben neopcnoigc
@oranti.
Triien FOR Gus % Strait itaI uUre
Ben famine operaIt. Snlfct ifal 'clu
bchoIbe 90 pGt. al Den lcicbc Strait
iont HeIerpe meo Senblif bl. q. pad
en- euetttueI GIeftrificering al 6plfas
Sfibc.
Sililllt fol u0pnc5, at Der o9loo
or oonnct Ct intcrfomnunalt Gratts
Iclifab / Horoiiorb. Gettc SeI'fab,
Iom ifal uobnQgc Noliotenposbraaet,
bor ullcrcbc iooct fongclig Ipproba.
tipu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-13
6amle Spiuemono.
Tulfemniif / @MobrnnosoGlcn.

Set hi oc6 ont sc gnrnle Splucs
mrnb / 8irObronosbolcn 9oor oc5-
pprrc life aIere langt tilbn9e. &oet
icg taecr Sfiaaf ierit, uil leg pc9c
pao "@oncl. Siugur", Sigltro Gar.
len, feot paa TIooIcn HsimcSitltcn
/ Som / 1910. San fom Iantmcn
mco SorpIbrene til &icltnritrUoct
Sfiaaf ca. 1918. Som norell flpttcoc
han iii Sbbeu, og hon oshc poa 8cilo
/ 1889. 5au bao0c iormoocntltg
innct Cplrring al lin ISnr SarS @icl-
tartrToct, iom ltol bouc prrct Ell NE;
oct ililtt SpiImalo. 0tCn fer ham
i0icl bsrcr III ON eli c%icn00nlnlell9
alnnitncr, SpilmonO &anQicn, ION
nlco lit Spil nof bar lat Soils San.
toll / @cpUgcIIc. @nmcl- Siugur bar
ga iolfalo iiffert roaoct oocr Sro0i-
tioncu ira ca. 1850. 0on1cl- Slit
our faar feIgcn6e Soporb al Ell goo
Siuof-S pilmano: IS gunnlc Sctflc
roff'n Ion9t irom moo'om Safup".
St%orIpiQercn / Tolclt, ban font
fom til at iornlc i JIM @tlliif alt,
IpaD ser fal1otcS boabc citcr @nmcl.
Siuglir % andre, blcu Den nGuntc
Safup Som.
San bar fsot 1921 paa @ur3bcim
! Sfiaaf, Dpor Morer Sigri-Wurit
tjcnte, men blcp tioIig bprtiat poa
SGg0, forbi bun Oar ell oonrlig Wor.
San bar life mallgc gor ganuncI,
On ban lasct iin isritc Sole. Otter
9oniirmntioren iottc& ban / SfrG0.
herlGrc hos 0Cll opcnfnr upu1.2
9amcl- SirtDllr, ionl bar ticnOt Tor
at pGrc 9p00ena bcbitc &nanoncrfcr
/ iii Sag; incl oct bar life NaaIclt,
iont ~intereaicrCoe bam Scr / Sitiet,
StrGo6crcn5 SelCipil gap bunt ion
Splt til at bore o0ioa nn0re SpiQt.
mrnO. Gn uaftcr Sag IagOc ban oo
Suf for JIG o. bcGpnbtc at relic
runot, bon opIe9tc oQc DC melt nupll.
ipur0tc Wtcitrc / Soogc % Homaoo-
len.
Scncrc fom Sen bcrsmtc Sal
6ont" gienncm Sfioaf, og ban bar
oct pei. iont 0iorOe Oct Opbeitc S5l,o.
trpf pao Del huge 8cni, baooc pco
Get me Stoi Grculior alt BAL
icnc) % lit iGnonrelroIt britt
ole Spill. Sammcl nlc0 Seal
rciitc ban ilerc Iar, % oct CT Sore
ringcn al Den bicunligc Sraoition o.
oct me Watcrialc liant Sen icIpitpn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-13

@oQiugcr babe ban piihtof ira
"8omcl-Sotin", en- 6cIcipiacr fra
SOL / Sfog6v9Ocn poo &ougc, iom
ital uprc en- goo Del rI0rc ems Gle
Sfoar. ytcp Oct cr 10 ioa, at Sc
GamIe GoItamiuocr toecr 6oroc a.
rem ifiitenOc SperICpcrinQ. 90
Sfnarin ifoI baue oGret life li0ct a
en- proollfttO 8otur, ioa ban bel bar
omltobt rtOgct pan Oct, bon ouertoa.
Son bar tlonOt ior iii llhsrt fraitiQc
Spill. NJ iIcrc 0rullbc uutogcr lea,
at ban CT Den SpilnGon6 / @pQ0CruH,
Ion fom Sotitp nprmCit. Som
6ornliolcr al ~"frcmmco" Dtlliif bar
ban ipilCt en- ~bctDoCIig 9touc. 6or.
lloen Wor'hcrnc ogSalIjugcrlc Isrte
ban o9iou onorc Gonic mcO Jig bicm
Yfrn line GGrOcr.
Gn al line SauinBcr bopoc Sfao'
rim ira "6ont aa'I", &nrI 6re0rif-
icL Scr ionI nGunt for / Saagc ca.
$3.50. Geule @oIIirg cr i0ei.
tiff mco CT 9rlioentaridJ ira &ui.
ores, iaa Oct CT bel life belt utpntc.
ltg, at ban bar fsrt Ben meo Jig uOell-
ira. 6out-au'l bor uirfet iont en-
Itraalcn0e DtuIifaobcnbarlng paa
Gle SpilntTuo % al oauicIDiter
llllB0omt. (lInapnrt "6aut" IF -ban.
for0i ban bar al SatcrGt; ban til.
hsrtC Il Telge, Iont iprtc5 at bare
hoUt en- Slo8s fait EIaoS poo Rsro&.
Den ban bar Ell Sr0en&muu0, en-
uretiGr Gatur, og oct or belt fetl.
ogtig at fibre BAN boirugt mcO Dc
life uoImtnOcIi9e Smitrcifcrcgenitd.
Der. "g iaog Gilocr roogaa uIiU.
ruo taa' ON, Iagoc en- al mine gam.
lc @icmmcIsm9n6. Tremior ali
&aliclte or Get 6ant aa'l bar ltoiie!
&lo8an8 / @%p3oernc, % rlO8et mcrc
cIcftricercn0c en- "6ortsaa'l.&oIies
lie" fan man bel fnopt tGntc iiB.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oirfer ion uoar
en- Iprcf Stuafar bp0cr op iii Cans.
Sgioa irOcn G%anicluuiif bnr 6ou:'
Sal mo8tct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-13

oigc ~lloforntnin8 Al oIt'onmcn, Ioul
- / GorbinbelIe mcb SptllSta Wtog:
= ifabcr, Wcitercn Sofltp Com.
@eo SiOcn al Safup ~bIc1ncoc Ioa
nlan9elr en- cacrS anleGt 6~clcipiucr.
90 oct IN: life prrct ereit ipr en- al.
mtirlOdig Spillcr at IpiQe iaurnter
meb bom / @rpGhrp cIer oc0 glltf,
ton. @lep ban irritcret oUcr iirt
N~tcbipiucr, fitnSr bon pplgc ct al
10, clltcn farifcrc bort, ioa bnIi
moattc tdlbe %, cler iutte i, ioa
ban bIcu bortc i Sos Ieour.
@fter cnfcItes lloIogn ipnc5 bcf
lctop at baoc pTret 0en ppIoi1c
Zone, Iont bar uomcrtct Safrtp3
Spil. Ytur al andre llotaIcIicr.
iGrlig ira SaiiOr0, frenngoar oct, at
BET bar ucO lin 2etbeO % DnOc i
6orcOroget. han gioroe ~itcrfelt Srb.
trpf. Weu nctop oiale liot moOitri.
6rloe Sioucabpr6 tegncr halu for
mig Iom ell Gigter poa 5cIa, Ell
SllnItler mCo @une til of bcnrioc /
GicbIiffCt iom in8en anoen; bat
Iottc Silbsrernc5 6uutaii / Suing,
Ioa cn1per bagcfter referercoe no fr1
inc IGrIigc 6oruoiGtninger - men
uQc / Slocrlutipcr. Oocralt bpor
ban bar fGr0cs, bar ban giort Oet
ionrnlc mpgtige SnOtrpf. 90 Iaa.
niot icg tan itisnnc, fun ingen norI.
@p80cipiucr manIc Jig meo BAN.
raor unNtogc5 "MsQargitten".
Get bar not Griffcr, iom binOrco.
bam ira at ma oiOcrc &reoic3 gu,
crficnocIic. Oieo oQe fine Sell bar
ban cit aunitncrnatllr meO ooer-
pcicnOc ipntpntiife GrRf.
Cen iorncmIte SpiImano / G1ogc
pnr Ole Sfaar, "Sfooriu", pau
Calm. s 1907 % 1914 Iaa ban
noe Iom SoIOot. set iioIte 2lar Tom
@agt.&ar poo &OngSuinger. Ge mi.
Iitprc iarpcOe Wtorifer cr bel Tor cit.
eel fonunct bicnl mlcO ham, ianIcoc5
iiffcrt Harmo.W arifCn. Hogct nj
lit Hcpcrtoire al Spriugoanie "a
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