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Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
Tuesday. Aua. F. 1880

Santa Paula, Cal, Aug. 16-Rev. J. w Ginberson, who has held many of fees of trust in this state and who was the pioneer of this county. was bitten by a rattlesnake yesterday and from the effects of it he died.
 Chicago Aug 16.-Much interest Is manifested in the California and other coast delegations to the triennial con clave of Knights Templar, and their quarters are thronged with visitors. Their necessary expenses will exceed S50,000 or S350 to each of the 142 knights. but the actual expenses will be much more. Some of their regalias were stolen yesterday and a detach- ment of the national guard has been detailed to prevent further robbery.
 New York, Aug. 16.-Adelaide Neil son. the great English tragedienne died suddenly yesterday at the Conti- mental hotel. Paris.
 Ex- Marshal Baseuse died yesterday at Madrid.
 Yavapa Democrats
 The Yavapai Democratic county con vention met in Prescott Saturday, Aug fl, and put the following ticket in the field Sheriff. Joseph R. Walker; treasurer. F. J. Cook: recorder. Will liam Wilkerson; district attorney Charles B. Rush; probate judge. Johr Lloyd: supervisors, J. L. Fisher and
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
BEN CLARK ID QUIT
 AND BE \ FARMER

Ben R. Clark, chief deputy in the of flee of the state land commission, after a long service in public life has ar ranged to get out of it and work for himself who he believes will be a more generous paymaster. T have been In this position five years" said MT Clark yesterday, "and I have made d living; that's all. At the same time I've seen scores of men who had no better business judgment than I have getting rich. I'm going to quit
 Mir. Clark on Saturday took a lease for three years on 320-acre tract four miles west of Phoenix and is going into the business of raising cotton. alfalfa and grain. It will not be q new busi- ness for him for he farmed for 10 years with success in Graham county.
 Mir. Clark will leave the office of the land commissioner about November l g
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
The Autoerat of Guam

Guam is a despotism ruled by American maya. officer. It is of course, benevolent despotism Lately however benevolence of the despot took an odd turn. Capt Gilner. the autocrat. proclaimed whistling illegal fixed s5 fine as penalty Soon after this Secretary recalled Gimer and ser. out a new autoorat.
 There will be much sympathy for Capt Gilmer The thousands in America who have suffered from the performances of whistlers in street cars and other public places inclined to appraise Gil- mer a Solomon a Daniel.
 If Capt. Gimer could put his edict into effect in Phoenix there would be scant ground for complaint Life would be made much more livable. The trouble with Capt. Gilmer that he failed to make due allowance difficulty of being happy in Guam While whistng does necessarily indicate hap piness it does indicate either bluff unhap piness a vacuity which is better than posi- tive unhappiness Everyone in Guam should be per mtted whistle. And possibly it would be good idea to send to the incorrgible whistlers who torture street riders in American cities. Make Guam whistlers' paradise
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
QUESTIONS AND
 ANSWERS
O. What race of people produce the 

V. what race or people proouce the best mothers? N. M. N.
 A. Dr. c. w Saleby of the British National Birth Rate Commission, states that the Jewish mother ranks first, with the Irish mother second, and the Eng fish third.
 Q. How much land does Belgium own in Africa? E. A. w.
 A With the 900 square miles of German colonies. over which Belgium was given a mandate in March by the Supreme Council. Belgium rules over 100000 square miles in tropical Africa. 0. Which IS the largest body of fresh water in the world? T. T.
 A. Lake Superior has this distinction. This lake has an area of 31,200 square miles
 O. How many people actually died of influenza in the recent epidemic! H. s. C.
 A. According to a survey made by the Metropolitan Life Insurance com pany, total of 15,000.000 or practically l per cent of the entire population of the globe died. of this disease previous to 1919.
 @. Where is the oldest city in the world? A. E. M.
 A Damascus, Syria. is the oldest city extant. Other cities were built before it, but they have perished or have been destroyed.
 Q. What is the celestial marriage" of the Mormon church? c. R.
 A. President Heber T. Grant, suc- cessor to Joseph smith. says that celes- tial marriage simply meant union for time and eternity, as opposed to the Gentle doctrine of till death do us part" and that marriages consum- mated on earth are continued in heaven.
 0. In artificial propaeation of the silver fox, how many young are usually found in litter? D. l. O.
 A. The size of the filters ranges from one to nine, the average being about four.
 c. What IS the present strength of the British army2 C. P. G.
 A. An estimate recently furnished to parliament by the war office placed the strength of the British forces as follows: Homo. 150.973; Colonies. 15.4SS; Rhine and plebiscite area. 16.269: Con- stantinople 21,T69: Egypt. 30.669; Pal estine. 22,615; Mesopotamia. and north west Persia. s0,25l. Total. exclusive of India, 32S.034.
 o. Who was the infant prodigy who entered Harvard university several years ago? S. H.
 A The boy who entered Harvard university at the age of Il was William James Sidis the son of Dr. Boris Sidis the weIl-knowE psychologist.
 O. What amount has John D. Rocke feIler given to philanthropic objects? A H. C.
 A. The estimated total of public gifts is $4l2.000.O00. This does not include many small and private gifts to charity
 O. Are there any European coun- tries to which the state department oi the United States is not issuing any passports? V. |. M.
 \. The state department is not issu-
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
VOTE AT THE PRIMARY ID DE TIE HEAVIEST
 EVER CAST IN PHOENIX

That all She clerks in the county recorders office are busily engage& upon the election books and thatl everything will be in readiness when the electors step into the polls SepA tember to cast their votes in the pr5-H maries. was the announcement made yesterday by Edith NJ. Jacobs. county recorder. Due to the fact that this is presidential year and also to the fact that interest in state and county politics has increased during the last few weeks. Miss Jacobs and those who are associated with her are of the opinion that the vote on September 1 as well as that on November IA. the date of the general election, will be heavier than at any other election of its kind ever held in the county.
 Registration for the primary cleo ton will close on August 27. It will open for the general election on Sep tembeF 14. The time for the filing of nominating petitions closes today, and the county recorder drew partic- ular attention to this yesterday, so that no prospective candidate will for get this important date.
 The primary election will be of in terest because of its importance in the selection only of state, county and pre- cinct officers. The vote for president at this election will be perfunctory only. as the candidates have been nom mated The various polling places for the SS county precincts. and the 25 for the city proper, will be announced soon. Election boards for all the pre- cincts already have been selected.
 Particular attention Is called to the fact that all those who will have been in the state a year at the time of the general election, and will have also a months residence in the city, are en- titled to a vote and should register. Those who will have reached the age of 21 at the time of the general cleo ton will also be entitled to a vote Those who have not registered may do so either at the county recorders of flee or with any of the registration officers.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
swindlers and Their Victims

To what length the government should protecting people against swndlers is say Swindlers. of should always be punished. he punishment should be inflicted only because of heir cupable conduct.
 But the who invests money expecting a re- urn fifty per cent in two three months needs he protection Of insane asylum rather than pro- eeton against swindlers. Moreover. f he may be presumed to be in his right and goes into the winding game. in the hope of getting something for aothing the loss of his money is rot pun zhment for him. That would deter him from a ture act of crime folly of that kind So de- terrent that punishment would be effective
 Victims of schemes like that of Ponz should be distinguished from those engage in speculative enterprises which they understand may turn out well. one buys oil mining stock expectation his may may rot be rich Is taking long a bet that he will win if be win he will only have benefited himself 9put whole community will be benefited by the production of some useful commodity.
 But the people who went into Ponzfs scheme asnew they were going produce nothing; add in ,so way to worlds wealth Any thing that they i, ieht have gained would have been taken the IpoeEcts Of others
 They were not eNrectins 10 contribute 10 produc- ioa handiins distribution or anything value. They got that is those upon whom the bubble burst. 5a4t what was coming to them nothing
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
EVERY HOUSEKEEPER
 LIKES ELECTRIC IRON

The electric iron is a boon 10 every woman who possesses one. l. fnsures comfort because no hot fire is needed ironlng can even be done out of doors II desifed It makes the work cas- because if does away with the carry ing of flatirons back and forth be tween the stove and the ironing board It does the work quicker, be- cause 1t stays hot. And it means bet ter health, for drudgery and dis. om fort are lessened
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
ELECTRIC IRONS AND SEWING
 MACHINES ARE LABOR SAVING

One great labor-saVing device IS the electric sewing machine. It is com pact. ready to work tirelessiy, but steadily and speedily. and thus aim another blow at the high cost of liV- ing Jobs of sewing that formerly took days are matters of a few hours in homes where there Is an electric sewing machine.
 Can you imagine the delight of any woman mother, sister, cousin oN sweetheart. when she gets nice cleo trically operated sewing machine?
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
APPLIANCES NOW NECESSITY

Electric appliances in the home when once used become q necessity for all future time declare dealers, who bas" this theory on actual experience and observation.
 IL is for this reason that the cleo tricaI industries have organized a cam Daign for educating the public in re gard to advantages. comforts and economy of the use Of electric appli- ances lt is felt that every time a family adopts the use of one of ines" modern inventions d patron is secure for other up-to-date appliances or similar nature
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17

tAny reader can get the answer to any question by writing The Repub- Iican Information bureau. Frederic J. Hasllin Director. Washington. D. C. This offer applies strictly to informa- ton. The bureau cannot give advice on legal, medical. and financial mat ters. It does not attempt to settle do- mestic troubles. nor to undertake eN- haustive research on any subject. Write your question plainly and briefly. Give full name and address and enclose two cents in stamps for return postage All replies are sent direct to the inquirerO
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17

It appears that Emma Goldman and Alex Berk- have been given job by the soviet government They are collecting material for museum of the Russian revolution That ought to be brutally in teresting.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17

The 23 Democratic senators who voted for the Lodge reservations not saying to Mir Cox; twenty three you" except possibly. in the slang
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17

It may be chivalry it may be politics but t is worth going miles how cordially the candidates are asking the ladies for the next dance.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17

ing passports for Russia, Turkey. or Poland at present
 e. How IS the amount of pension granted to civil service pensioners com puted?
 4, The amount of pension is 50 per cent of the salary, based on an average of pay earned the last 10 years of serv- ice. It is also computed on the term of service over 15 years. A pensioner cannot receive more than S720 per year, nor less than S360 per year.
 0. if a natural born American citi- zen goes to foreign country and takes out citizenship papers there, and then returns to the nted States and wishes to become an American citizen again, what procedure must be taken? E. c. 0.
 A II will be necessary for him to proceed as any alien. l. e., take out first papers and wait two years before filing petition for second.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17

Using a crowded Chicago street car for shoot ing gallery drawbacks two innocent passen gers can testify. Yes. the bandit got
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17

The earliest altars were turf mounds, large flat-topped stones, or other rude elevations.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17

The young lady across the way says it must cost Mir. Lipton an awful lot Of money to race his yacht and even the bill for repairing all the sails that broke ~sat must be something enorpanus
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17

Let's pick out a 100 per cent clothing profitee and put him up against the game of lh South Sea islands.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17

In the Tower of London is kept the golden ampulla. or announcing cup, made for the coronation of Charles H.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17

Ohio has occasion to worry over it's gas sup ply until after November g.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17

Tn Japan il is polite to make a noise with the mouth when eating certain
Arizona republican., 1920-08-17
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST IT. 1920

There is nothing more nearly per manent in human life than a we'll custom
 Joseph Anderson. .
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10
.-oPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 ocL0ck--==
New Autumn MiIIiner,

The same styie-value, the
same quality of materials
and the same careful work
manship that have hereto
fore been priced much high
er are shown In these love-
ly Hats of Velvet. -
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10
TIT E. FAIR
311-321 WEST WASHINGTON STREET

That enables our customers to buy
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-10

nigh class silk and serge dresses that
are absolutely worth from SIS to $40
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

a. paa Initiativ az K9benhavns
aim. B|oligselskab og C~entralfor-
eningen. bet vii nh wise sig, ON
man like herigennem skulde fin
de en- Hustype, der passer bedst
fer hver enkelts Forhold saayel
boligm@ssigt som okonomisk
Man regner endvidere med,
at der / Lobet al kort It'd vii
foreiigge Anmodninqer ON Dis
pensationer fra Bestemmelserne
for Vel. og Kloakforhold, saa-
ledes at Opf6relse af Smaaboli-
ger til Familiens eget Brug vii
bliye tilladt paa Pareellen, sely
ON Vej- og Kloakforhold like
er endeligt ordnede. Naar disse
Dispensationsbes fore
ligger, vii Centralforeningen Ole
blikkelig yde sine Medlemmer
den forn9dne Hj@lp we'd Anspg-
ninger ON ,Tilskud og Liam og
de rent praktiske Forhold for
derived at bidrage Ill Byggeriets
hnrtige Paabegyndelse.
Der maa after komme Wiener
born til Danmarz. Centralkon-
toret for Wienerb9rns Uphold
i Danmark meddeler gennem
Matt" at 10. Okt.: We'd Imp-
dekommenhed fra Justitsmini-
steriets Side er der MI aabnet
Adgang Ill fornyet Bes6g al
Wienerborn, dersom Plejefor-
aldrene afholder Udgifterne we'd
Bornenes Ind og Udrejse.
We'd Henyendelse til Central.
kontoret for Wienerb6rns OPP
hold i Danmar, Nikolaj Kirke-
bygning, Kpbenhayn, vii Betin-
gelserne kunne faas.
De samlede Udgifter vii anita
gelig like oyerstige $50 Kr.,
hvoraf ct a Conto-Bel6 paa 100
Kr., betales samtidig med, at den
underskreyne Indbydelse afleve-
res. Blanketter udleyeres paa
Kontoret.
GendSbere i Frederick. Fra
Matt rs s@rlige correspondent.
Aarhus, Mandag den II. Oktbr.
Fru Anna Larsen Bj6rner og
hendes Mand har i den sidste
It'd holdt en- Rakke M6der i
Frederick og vundet en- Del Til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

hengere. | Gaar foretog Bjpr-
ner EN- Daabsceremoni i Lillebelt.
Fire Damer og tire Herrer steg
fort hyide Klnder ned i det
kolde Wand og blew dobt efter
Sektens l9jerlige Ritus. Ceremo-
MEN oyervaredes af flere Hundre-
de Tilskuere.
Fru overbys Forbrydelser. Det
anses for sikkert, at hun har
myrdet den gamle Fru Mogen-
sen. bet har flere Gange vac
ret antydet, at Massemordersken
Fra OVERLY har myrdet den
gamle Fru Mogensen, som hun
plejede til dennes bod / Lejlig-
heden paa Enghaveye.j Fru Over
by, der hidtil har negtet sig
skyldig i denne Forbrydelse, be
gynder nu II. Okt.) at vakle
i sine Forklaringer, og Politiet
venter EN- fuldstendig Tilstaaelse
ON dette Mord.
Samtidigt begynder hun at ind
drage sin nh l6sladte, Kareste,
Fyrb6der Svendsen i Sagen, og
Diet er like u%sandsynligt, at hun
paa dette Punkt oliver mere og
mere meddelsom. Svendsen, der
har yeret i ct nyt Forhpr, nag
ter imidlcrtid yedblivende alt.
Paagreben Plattenslager. Aal.
borg, Is. October. Statspolitiet
j Aalborg har / Dag anholdt en-
siden i Foraaret efterlyst Kell-
ner B., der har for9vet Bedra-
gerier i Esbjerg, Aarhus, Vi
borg og Nestyed. Her i Byen
de kommenhed fra Justitsmini-
vender bleven forlovet med Ell
ung Dame, som han havde To-
vet at kobe ct af Byens st6rste
Hoteller. Efter ct Forh9r, i
hyilket ham tilstod, bley han
sendt til Viborg.
Faaretyveriet paa sams6. Aal-
borg, Is. October. We'd ct For
hdr i Dag over de arresterede
S6mand tilstod begge Kaptaj-
nerne, at de var delagtige /
Faaretyyeriet paa Sams6, og den
enc Kaptajn var endog Ophays-
mand til Diet. De vii nu allie
blive sendt til Kallundborg og
DON'T der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10
Kredsmissionen.
Minnesota Kreds.

Minnesota Kreds.
Ekstra Offer til Kredsen we'd felles H9stfest Luck,
Wis. af f9lgende M~enigheder: N. Luck, Luck, Gushing, Mill
town og Bone Lake 1924 Ekstra Offer til Kredsen i
Menigheden Hazzelwood, MINI, $11.63. Overskud af Offer
we'd Kredsm@de Evan, Mimi, $5tS8. Overskud we'd Bespis-
ming fra Evan Menighed $4,000. Overskud we'd Missions
mode Albert Lea $8975. Oyerskud we'd Kirkeindviese
Elmdale, MINI, $S361.
Paa Kredsens Vegne Taxi
P. Clausen, Kasserer.
Albert Lea, Mimi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

Froken Thora Esehe, Stifterin.
den af Northumberland ude
we'd Lyngby, er i Morges tidligt
sfgaaet we'd OGDEN ude i Hottie,
skriyer Matt" af Is. Okt., hyor
hun i de senere Aar har leyet
sit HEM ,Bethania'', der til
lge var en- Filial for den store
Institution.
Endnu i Maj, da Fr9kenen
fejrede sin 70-Aars Fodselsdag,
var hun we'd godt Helbred, men
en- Gang i Sommerens Lob paa-
drog hun sig en- Infektionssyg-
dom, der nu efter ct Tilbagefald
er endt med OGDEN. EFT meget
virksomt Lily er hermed endt.
[ de senere Tider beskefti-
gede hun sig med U~dgivelsen af
sine Erindringer, <hyis f6rste Del
lige nu or udkommet hos j. Fri.
modt, og hyori hun bebuder en-
snarlig Fortsattelse. Bogen har
paa f9rste Side Mottoet Il Jesu
Navn og til hans Ere og Diet
a med dette for Ole, at hun
snskede at gore hele sin man
~geaarige Corning.
Thora Esche var f6dt den 81.
MAJ 1850 her i Byen, hvor hen
des Fader, Grosserer Carl V. N.
Esche cfter syy Aars Egteskab
bley skilt fra hendes Moder, +.
Thora Thorsen. .,Jeg levede.
siger Datteren, ,,et dobbelt Liv
i min Barndom, thi trods Sp6g,
Leg og Latter boede Sorgen
over mine Foreldres Adskillelse
i Dybet af nit Indre."
Hun f6lte Diet ogsaa j Opygk-
stem som en- Skam og Sorg, da
hun elskede dem begge.
Meget tidligt droges hun af
stark Religiasitct og br@ndenae
Trang til at udrette noget for
Guds Rige, og kort efter, at hun
var fyldt seksten Aar, blev hun
Larerinde / en- Sendagsskole,
Indre Mission hayde oprettet.
Tidligt kom hun ogsaa j For
bindelse med Pastor RudolfFri-
modt og hans Arbejde til ,,Fald-
ne Kvinders Frelse".
1876 blev Thora Esche Besty.
relsesm.dlem / mdrs Mission, o.
Aaret efter stiftedc hun Mag
dalenchjemmet''. der fra en- rim
ge Begyndelse nu i allie sine
HEN huser over l25 Kvinder.
Hun m9dte til Arbejdet med
stark Overbeyisning, med en- for
baysende Arbeidseyne, og sam
tidig var hun den f6dte Admi-
n%istrator og den praktiske Her
ne, der like alene 0yersaa SIT
Arbeide linden D6re, men forstod
at skaffe Diet St6tte % Bistand
ude i private og offentligc Kredse
1915 nedlagde Frpllen Esehe
Hoyedledelsen, der nu deltes.
Freken Marie Rasmussen fix Diet
gamle HEN we'd Lyngby og Fro
ken Reith Formann nSkovly'
we'd Vedbek, medens hun sely
fra ,,Bethania" vedblev at have
Forbindelse med nsine gamle
Born.
Der er hun nu dod, efter ct
haardt Sygeleie, omhyggelig
p%leiet. blandt andre af sin Sekre-
tar og Yeninde Frgken Anna
Osborne.
Kan Diet sociale Spprgsmaal
loses uden Kristendommen? Kri-
steligt Studentersettlemen og
Hojskole- og Studiekredsforenin-
gen holdt iflg. ,Kr. Dgbl." Al
tenen den IA. Okt. Diet f6rste at
de ire bebudede Diskussionsm6-
der ON Kristendom og sociale
Spergsmaal. At domino efter den
meget store altoveryejende soci-
aldemokratiske Forsamlmg, der
var kommet til Stede, og den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-11-10

ming. Dertil kan like ubetin.
get syares nej. De Kristne har,
som Historien wiser Diet, like
Priyilegium paa at vgre F0rere.
Grundlaget for social Retferdig-
he'd er Kristi Ord: Alt hyad dn
vii, at andre skal gore mod dig
skal du ogsaa gore mod dem.
I'd fra Diet kan Kristne arbejde
sammen med -Kristne o.
at vare med til at arbejde for
noget godt o. stort COR like
nogen ringere skikket Ill at
modtage den kosteligste Perle.
I'd fra PAUL reyolutionare Tale
i Galaterbrevet og Breyet til FL
lemon paaviste Taleren Kristen
dommens Magt til at lose Len-
ker, og sluttede med at sige,
at den kan skabe Forstaaelse
mellem Klasserne som mellem
Folkeslagene, naar den er lie.
yende og inderlig.
Pastor Drei9e ledede den fol
gende Discussion. Denne var
baade liylig og skarp og yidtl6f-
tig, men fortes i9vrigt under
sommelige Former. Mango af
DeItagerne gjorde sig skyldige
i den Fell, at falde over Pre-
sterne og kreye dem til Ansyar
for alt, hvad deres Forgengere
i Tidens Lob kan have fors6mt.
Flere krevede, at Pr@sterne skull
de yare Socialister, for de kun
de blive v@rdige til Arbejdernes
Tillid. En- enkelt heydede, at
Socialismen var Keistendom. Men
Lydhorhed var der.
Morten Eskesen. Der skal rel.
ses ham ct Mindesmerke. Nor
ten Eskcsen d9de 1913 og blew
%jordfestet paa Holding Kir6e-
gard. ,.S6nderjydernes Skole-
hielp", hvis utretteligc Medar-
bejder hun var lige til sin
bod, traf kort lid efter Forbe-
rcdelser til at rejse ham ct Min
desmerke, og saa kendte Mgnd
som f. Eks. Rektor Sigurd Mil
Ter og Kredsdagsmand p. Skau
meldte sig som Hjelpere we'd
dette Arbejde. De optrekkende
Krigsskyer standsede imidlertid
brat Sagen.
Nu er den paany taget OPP. En-
Kreds af kendte Mend og Kyin-
der, hvoriblandt Matt" finder
Kirkeminister J. G. Christensen,
Landstingsmand Jefsen Christen-
sen, Forsyarsminister KlausBernt-
sen. Fru Magdalene Moos, Ny
Dol, Gaardejer p. Cad, Hesel,
m. H., som opfordrer til at ind.
sende Bidrag. Det er Meningen,
at REESE paa hans GRAY en- mindre
stem, der b@rer hans NaYn og
Eftermele, mems ct st9rre Min
desmerke rejses paa en- offent-
Jig Samlingsplads eller we'd en-
at de Fardselsyeje over den nu
slettede Grense, som Morten
Eskesen saa ofte har betraadt.
Da Eskesen fyldte 50 Aar,
skrev Bj9rnstjerne Bjernson fol-
gende om hans Corning;
,,Hvor Danmarks Jord blev re-
vet over,
saa Hjerterodderne hang we'd,
did Morten Eskesen sig vover
med trofast frost fra Sted til
Sted.
Han vii med sine tusind Fled
sy sammen, hvad de s9ndersled. .
BolgsspSrgsmaalet Hvad der
cores for at skaffe flere Boliger.
,Centralforeningen for Parcelfor-
'eninger og Villaejere i Koben.
|havn og Omegn' er bl. a. OPP
I~rettet for at gore noget effektivt