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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27
pORoUE SON TAN cARAS LAS PIE
LES DE ZORRA Girls

81 u publico sup!era las mis ulii-
cultades V cuidados que Sc necesitan
nara Ia cria de ZorraS CRISES o platea-
das, cuyas pieles son tan apreciadaS
nor las damas e~legantes. de flo que
no habrfan de condenar tan injusta-
mente como 10 hacen ell QUE los nom
hrcs u Sc dedican a csc negocio.
yendan SUI m]ercancfa 4 preclos ian e.
levados.
Basic decir que las zorras madres
son tan crucles con criaS, que las
perdidas que por este capftulo sufren
los ~criadores, pueden estimarSe en- va
rios miles de pesos. p]erdidas que solo
pueden resarcirse. ~clevando los preCi"s
dc las pieles de los ejemplares que To-
gran criar.
La cora madrc no Eusta Ge que sus
hijos scar cuidados por cl hoTiore y
para cvitar el c]ontaCto de estns. Ge-
neralmentc ocultan sus crtas Ell hoT'
dos que preparan de ante
mano. V en- donde por 10 general aban-
DOMAIN a los cachorros que perecen de
hambre allf. va Sc comprendera pues,
10 d!ffcil que es para los criadores de
ZorraS EhrlSeS, escapaF Il los PeHue''S'
Cno de los proced:mientoS q emplean
es encerrar a las zorras antes del
nacimiento de los cachorros en- gran
des jaulas y tan pronto como nacen
las cr!as. separarlas de Sus madres y
ponerlaS nj cuidado dc Il gaia que
tambian Sc halle orlando. Las Gatas.
por su caracter maternal, acojen sin
d!ficultad 4 las nuevas Crias y hasta
perniten que les cambien sus propios
h!jos por los extranoS. La crIanZa de
las zorras por las gatas dura general
mente seis semanas, al final de de las
italics los cachorros Sc italian en posi-
bilidad de Zanzibar de al~imentaci6n,
Quedando desde luego al exclusive cut
dado de los criadoreS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27

ne sobre todas las demas. Entire los
banQueros. en- efecto. Sc admtte u la
combination financiara en- question
! tiene 81 pro Y Su contra: pero en- las
opiniones de Ia prensa no Sc hace men
ci6n de las ventajas que tai arregio
, pueda presentar: 10 uue desea evitar
sohrc TODD es el resent!miento de A
lemania. Salvo raras eXcepciones. Ia
idea de conrertirse en- 'el eXisente "a
creedor de Alcmania' es insoportable
para nuestros coleGas. FL New York
Times hasta entreve Ia c~onsecuencia
lastimosa de cue ,Francia g lnglate-
IRA Sc haran pasar durante este ITEM
20 por concentrates bcenos amigos de
Alemania'.
iGraciosa idea, No comprendenos
que Sc tema disgustar a los boches
despues de haberloS vencido V que Sc
p~rcfiera deiar en- una ~situaci6n dificil
a los ex-aliados mejor QUE Eastman Il
los cx-cnemigos. Este eS an sunto
de sentirniento Y TO nos ~vanagloria-
mos de entenjerlo. Pero. :es cierto
Nuuc los EstadoS Cnidos Sc ~expondrian
= atraer sobre ST 81 odio boChe. adqui-
rlendo una parte del credito de los a
liados Sobre Alemania? NoSotros
rcemos que pasarA TODD 10 contrario.
No .equiraldria eSa operaci6n. en- 81
iondo 4 un llamamientu que Aleinania
10 hiciera el cr6dito americana? Des-
purs de 1871. fu& deoido en- gran par
- n cradito ~extranJero coIno Fran
cia pudo pagan Ia determination de
| circO mil millOneS sin que Ell reSulta-
10 de ella tuera una crisis f~inancie-
ri, V 81 AleInania pudjera ~recurrir h
RI al u!smo procedimieuto. ella re-
SUltaria beneficiada al miSmc tempo
!uc FraDcia. Sc lie dice sin cesar a
Francia: 'Es neceSario que lie permit
tais q Alenania que restablezca su
situaci6n econ6mica'. de acuerdo,
Pero 81 no Sc Quiere-y ninSun hom-
bre justO puede pernitirlo-que 81 re-
Surgimiento aleman Sc lleve = cabo a
expenses de. Frdncia, es precise que.
de una manera o de otra. Ia opera-
ci6n del credito que haya que efec-
tuar sea noble. es decir que ponga
tanto a Alemania como a Francia en-
condolences de trabajar. \ menos de
indUClr "A Francia 4 que r~enuncie a
~ ~ S' t' tbN " 4i4E4LOS TIC SsICl4lI-
car a n naci6n ~francesa que tanto
IN sUfrido 4 causa dc IA guerra Y
tarto hizo por Ia victoria, es lmpo-
sible que So sisa respondienGole al
gobierno frances cuando habla de su
diffcil situaci6n: IA Yer como sails de
ella.
A este es a 10 que reducen los CO.
mentarios americanos acerca del a
rreglo .~financie:o propuesto en- Ia on
ferencra de Hythe. Sin embargo, los
Estados Unidos no debfan yer con
POGO ;nteres Ia prosperidad econ6mi-
CO de Europa, que dcpende de una o.
peraci6n de credito que solo los a.
mericaHos pueden efectuar. Estamos
c~onvencidos lie que su concrete SAGA
RIA de clio enormes vcntajas Y QUE su
situaci6n f~inanciera no correria el me-
nor riesEo. Acaso llecuen a adherir-
So a las ideas f~rancesas sobre este
particular. pcro por el momento no 10
parece, = Francia no debe cifrar gran
des e~speranzas en- la cooperation a
mericana en- estas circumstances.
F.FG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27
CUEDO LlERE Ell GOBERNADOR
DEL ESTADO DE JALlSCO

GUADALAJARA. JAIL q. FL
senior Luis Castellanos y Tapia, eN-
gobernador del Estado, que estaba
preso, fue puesto en- libertad hoy en Ia
manana.
Los ex-diputados Y otros de los ami
Cos del ST. Castellanos y Tapia y al
sober que este iba 4 ser puesto en-
liber,ad, fueron Il esperar su salida de
los bajos de Palacio del Gobierno, lu-
gar que servIa de preston al eX-manda
tario. para acompaHarlo hasta su do
micilio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27

trar haberes 4 cuarenta hombres que
tiene armados en- Tangancfcuaro.
Los amenaZados han estado tele-
grafiando a los missionaries Obreg6n
: Gonzalez. q~uienes han contestado
de que Va ordenan al jefe de las
o~peraciones en- el Estado, senior Se-
neral RcntW'ia I.uviano. que lame
nj 0rden a Samano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27
LOS PRESTAMOS FORZOSOS De
LAS "DEFENSAS SOCiALES"

ZAMORA, Michoacan. mayo Co
Ala-madIsimos Sc enceutran los agri-
cultores de Ia villa de Tanganctcuaro.
porque el jete de Ia defensa civil del
municipio de Chilcho;a, Vicente Sa-
mano los mena con incautar las
haciendas y ranches sino lie d. un
prtsJamo de Glen mil pesos suminis-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27
CROCKET AUTO LIVERY
Teiefonos Crockett 996, 7O4

TelefonoS Crockett 996, 70i
1920 Y
Ell. UNICO SITIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAp.
Carros, a proposito Y a precios "a
zonables, especiaies para Bautizos,
Matrimonios Y Fu~nerales. $500 por
bora. Para flera de Ia ciudad. pre-
clos e~specialeS.
Servieio rapido dia V noche.
Leon A. Martinez Gerente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-27

Para libros en- espanol d~irIjase
listed q Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
lis \. Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17
NASH PRODUCT |S NOT IN FOR ACUT C. w. Nash Announces His Policies On the Price
 Situation
c. ". NORRIS

1 In answer to numerous inquiries
 coming to him concerning the future
 prices of Nash products, c. w. Nash.
 president of the, Nash Motors Com
 pany, Kenosha, Wisconsin, said.
 These inquiries believe are largel,
 occasioned by recent announcements of price declines on the part of some man.
 ufacturers in the automotive industry.
 It is not my purpose to discuss the mo. tives or causes leading up to their de- cision Y am proud Of the past achievem ents
 of The Nash Motors Company. I feel 1 certain of its future. I am sure that our company can and will produce ana
 market passenger cars and trucks in
 their price class at least as cheapIy as
 any other manufacturin concern simt- 1 Iariy engaged.
 We have not been profiteers. We
 have turned deaf ear to all sugees-
 tions of inflated prices when market conditions were such that our produce
 ton constituted only small perce nx>
 age of our demand. I do not indorse !, that method, believing as I do that
 such procedure is manifestly unfair and is the cause of much of the dis son. tent and inequalities that are today so prevalent.
 ADVANCE SMALL ONE Taking as an example our standard rve passenger car and considering the additional cost of cord tires and many other improvements, it has been ad- vanced practically 24 per cent over ou> ] lpre-war prices. The same is true with reference to our other models. Labor,
 which constitutes the largest percent age of the cost of our product. isN being paid at present the highest price in ouA history. This item alone has increased several times the advance noted above and 1t cannot be reduced. We cannot buy the high grade materials used in
 our cars and trucks any cheaper Tn passing, compare this percen age of fncraese in the price of our produce
 over pre-war prices with others en- gagged in this business. This tells tho whole story. It must be evident iron. the foregoing statements that the in- creased cost of production is and will be for long time to come infinitely
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17

an Opposite View. They ran on Six Cylinders in good times; now they are running on Six and Giving her lot of Extra Gas. When others are Dropping Out they are going Strong: Here's what they say:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17

The purpose of Advertising is to Sell Goods and the time
 to Push Advertising is when Sales Don't Come Easy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17

With winter coming on and the mar ket slowing up, we've started advertising big. We are running more and larger copy than we used last winter. Our bus mess is brisk. We sold more cars in Au- gust than in June."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17
IPOSNER PUTSON
 STAR TIRE SALE Fifty Per Cent Off On Fabrics and Cords During Pres
 ent Week

The Posner Tire Company, Avenue E and Twentieth street, announces a reduc- tion of 50 per cent on Star fabric and cord tires starting tomorrow. It is stated that the Star Rubber Company of {. Akron, Ohio, is making a change in the tread design in their tires, and that as a result, all of the tires with the present tread design must be disposed of as speedily as possible
 This is a legitimate sale of Star fabrics and cords at 50 per cent off the list price said Fl. J. Posner yesterday The Star Rubber Company told us to put thisesale on in order to clean up all fof the tires with the present tread de- sign and they are taking the loss and not the Posner Tire Company. We are not cutting prices to get rid of our present
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17

more than N24 per cent. What is the answer?
 We cannot. having in mind a req sonable margin of profit for The Nash Motors Company, reduce the price O, our product without resortiDg to a business policy that would be dan gerous and one that would discredis our organization in the minds of the public, whose confidence must consr.> tute our principal asset.
 IMPROVEMENTS COMING
 I'm provements and additions to uf product. to make 1t more nearly 100 per cent perfect. may, and probably will be made from time to time. but The policy of The Nash Motors Cons pany will be to absolutely maintain its present prices to at least July l. 1921. This does not imply that there will be reduction at that time.--- as, viewing the future as see it now, eny reduction then would depend entirely on any reduction in the cost of materi> als and labor at that time. This state> ment does not obtain against any in- crease in the prices of our product.
 In conclusion, we justly claim tn. proud distinction that our factory Is running full time with full production and we are finding a ready market for our product, which furnishes us .,ub- stantial evidence that we enjoy that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17
TIRES DESERVE SIMILAR
 TREATMENT AS AUTO

After driving a new car approxi- mately a thousand miles, the wise motorist will drain all the oils out of the engine. give it a thorough clean ing and refill with fresh oil. This operation should be repeated every thousand to fifteen hundred miles serv- ice to clean out all particles of metal grit and sediment that may. have accu- mula ted.
 Tires deserve similar treatment to preserve their life and enable them to give maximum mileage.
 At, the end of every 2.500 miles sery- ice, a tire should be deflated, 'dismount- ed, soapstone and grit removed, and the inside of the casing washed with gasoline. Afte- drying, the inside should be dusted with tale, the tire rrp90tea- and the tube charged with fresh air.
 During this operation close inspec- ton should be made of the tread for cuts and fragments of glass, according to Miller tire experts. The rims should be cleaned~of rust and painted.
 --------.s.----------
 Every town in Burma covers wide area because persons of all ranks have root ed objection to buildings of more than one story. as they cannot endure the thought of anybody's feet being over their heads
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17

comfort are highty essential when it cones to motor equipment. in funerals. they contend.
 And these same factors are the de- termining influencef in the publics rap idly growing tendency to discriminate in favor of the light closed car said Ted Brownell the Dodge Brothers dealer in this city, commenting on the subject People must have cars-that question has been answered thousands of times over. And they have concluded that they might just as well have cars that will enable them to go anywhere in com fort the whole year round. day or night, warm or cold. rain or shine
 "A closed car of the Dodge Brothers type is just as necessary to the man or woman who is accustomed to riding in automobiles as a closed street car is to the man who depends on str ct ears. Our closed car business proves that this is not merely an individual belief. It is being demonstrated every day. People come in and tell us that"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17

Yet Lot of automobile advertisers and other advertisers are Just Like Him. Last fall and winter when they couldn't supply their Customers Demands (the Going was Good) they advertised on a very Large Scale (used Six Cylinders). Now that they have Struck the Up grade, quite Few of them are Delib- erately getting out and taking the Wires off two of their Spark Plugs. Just like the. Grocer who Pulled Down. the Cur tains in his store because his groceries. Weren't Selling.
 Another automobile company Took
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17
ALL CLOSED CARS USED
 BY A FUNERAL DIRECTOR

An unusual illustration of the rapidly increasing value of the closed motor car as necessary means of transporta- tion rather than a mere personal con venience was provided recently by an enterprising funeral director in Union town, Pa. He held funeral in which only Dodge Brothers sedans and coupes participated. There was a coupe fof the minister, sedan for the pallbearers. and a fleet of sedans for the family and friends of the deceased. Even the hearse was specially built on a Dodge Brothers chassis.
 The undertakers, ]. H. Johnson & Sons, had no thought of associating a closed car demonstration with the sof- emn business of conveying body to it's grave. On the contrary, they declare they have standardized on this type of car because they believe it by all means the best adapted to their requirements. The combined qualities of dignity and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17
ASix CylinderP Parable
By the BUSINESS MANAGER New York Evening Post

THERE once was an Automobile | Driver who used all Six Cylinders going Down Grade, but when he came to a Hill he took the wires off two Spark Plugs and tried to negotiate the hill on Four Cylinders. You will agree that he was Pretty Foolish Driver
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17
Accepts Grand vizier's Resignation

Constantinopie. October 15-The sultan has accepted the resignation of Damad Ferid Pasha, the grand vizier and also has promised the allies that he will make fresh overtures to the nationalists. The Turkish pound has dropped in value iron,
 S3 cents to so cents
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17

stock at all. This is fresh stock and it means a great saving to the motorists ot Birmingham.
 The Star tires in this sale are guar anteed fiji st-grade tires and are not sec ends or blemished goods, The name and serial numbers are on every tire, and ne buyers of these tires are entitled to tho same honest service that we give when Star tires are purchased at tho list price. Adjustments will be made if he tires do not give the proper service just the same.
 This is real sale and the motorists will find it out tomorrow when it starts. It's splendid opportunity to get high grade tires at big saving"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17

full measure of confidence on the part of the public that is so necessary "a ] the successful prosecution of our busi-
 ness and the realization of our ideals"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17

When he struck the Upgrade he deliberately Wire. off two Spark Plugs
 A lot of Pessimists say we are in for a business depression This. Winter. Those who Discharge their Best Sales, men doubtless will find business slow. But think-how much Better it would be for Everyone to keep On His Toes and when business shows signs of Slow ing Down, step on the Gas, keep Hitting on All Six-and take the Hill on High? 2,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17
TIRE PATCHES
From Motor Life.

From Motor Life
 One reason, perhaps. why a great many roadside and amateur tire patches do not hold when the tube is assembled into the shoe is that rubber cement IS used which is not up to the mark. Usually the cement has been reposing m the cars repair kit for quite time, and it is therefore not so fresh and active as it once was. Be sure to get the best materials you can. in the first place. and further, before going on long trip ex- anime the tire repair bit to make sure everything in it is in good condition Better an inspection before the start of the trip than regrets at the poor shape everything is in later when called upon to fix a puncture on the road.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-20

Farm machinery of improved de.
sign was never so easy to operate
as today. The young woman in
the picture would rather run her
fathers tractor than a sewing ma
chine, so easily can it be oper-
ated. The farm tractor is getting
to. be one of the most popular
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-20
10Y Z[sze]Z loSSz2NA9Ss

and efficient forms of motive
power for the farm. 1t is being
used for blowing, threshing and
scores of other purposes every
where Farm machinery of all
kinds is to be shown at the big
Timonium Fair, Baltimore County,
Aug. 81 to Sept. 4, inclusive.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-08-20
Summer
Medicines
How are you feeling !?

Does the warm weather agree with
you2 Or are you feeling out of sorts
because ofEthe heat?
You can keep yourself in condition by
regular course Of RexalI Liver Salts
taken before. breakfast each morning
or Granular Efervescing Sodium Phos-
phate, or Granular Efervescing Mag
nesia Citrate.
All these preparations act mildly and
are pleasant to take, refreshing, and
healthgiying.
If you are troubled with colo, or diar-
rhoea, we strongly recommend RexalI
Blackberry Cordial or Rexall Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for
relieving all these conditions, and for
the children, Mother Kroh's Diarrhoea
Mixture.
We will be glad to tell you more
about.any of these preparations.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
Seuils Cafe buloer Stilinacn.

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ten. Srebag Veorgcn bite Sbermo
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ct0c Observation-Disclosures Wtarts
Waanco er uenllig altio Iua ubereg
llclid.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09
@iseomHm.

%aartesn. Gn itor Slot pilbe 9Gn.
Der, DC iaafalotc "Dtallarbs", laaes
iorleben at ilppc MOREOVER nTr Chip
pcma SanS. Sloffcn par bcl lterite
ma nogcnlinbc bar Icct Der iaa ito
lig pna Naret.
Yp~mspaalrs. &c 200 Irbcioerc
peo Inlcrican Seating Cos Nnlug i
Monitomoc if pcb %~cgunoclicn al
Ntarts Waunco ct Senspoalpg al 10
Yroccnt. Samtlbig i~nofprtes 8 81
mers Irbciospug ucb Nabrlfen.
Sctaler iis appt i Mauituwoe. Get
formrlnale Tanopcrf / Mtanitopoc
har / Sebet al DC iibite Ter 0taanc-
ser gipct Ell Troiit al S14,310. me-
beltS @pens @clpsningaonlT9 bar
faitct emo mere az liz | lammc Yerl.
obc. ncnllg S20,331.
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meIotes ira Narineite, at @eIls
2umber Gompanp al Nenomlnee
bar fisbt 1900 gcres "harbmpoo"
Semnlerifog / Srou Gountp. Micb.
aicbelummcn iaabca at Nrcie lia ON.
trina 100000. Giter Ncrcluinl
ifiloc Scr urrc 100 Milioncr 500
Sagtentuler pda Sanoct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09

fe SieIpemioler oe 9efpentmeIiahe.
DER Der BABES / aisffer % aieIoer
'aint lnoen 0aoningsbuiet | oct belle
taget. Wan fol ppre iprbia nleo
Sptagelien inben Srli. elsie Oh.
gaper oil life poa npgen Waaoe BIZ.
be brilgt Tor Sfatteltoligning.
Tanet lit 6icm plpmoret. Rcp. q.
:. Morrill,, Den befiellote Trpoifant
peo Feople's Gburcb i ct. Saul,
font rorriae llqe tilboge ira Ell ire
Moalleocrs Heiic / &eltinoien, uq
'ollot Oa lit Stem plptoret for iao
onltrellt alt al NGroi, oQe Ganorsr
lro"ne % belle &uiet poa set nprrne-
tic riltneret. 5 ocrne IorbinoeIle
ilUullcS, at Hcn. Wtorria bar hapt Ell
nle0ct lnteresialt Sir. SpaD man
trGnger melt / &citinoicn er Sfibe,
'lgcr ban, % oerltGit fonnner Stata
mG1lo, bporaf Der er ell npltcn ligc-
'aa 'tor Wtangcl. Son hapbc iilnbct,
at Solicit Der Iom Rcgcl piitc Ell al
glort llpilie moo Hlnerifo % Yntc-
rtfonere, men pou Den Qnocn Sloc
bite DC ell aigiort SorfiUrligheo fpr
Den amerlfanlfe Collar. Sfibafnr
ten bar iaa operlr3ict, at ban baooc
lnnottet nente / hclc ire Winaneoer,
ban life bapoe beilpttct Ell giucn
Ger nnr ildpu SQlC ellcr
for oct noabc eller terre
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beoea onerolt til Triicr ira , I'll Is
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&c for at blipe forgipcn mco Srrol
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ger efter Sufter, bllpcr paa mlallgc
/ &cItinoien npiten Den belle
Sufferapling forponolet iii Hom %
auore beruienoe Sriffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09

Statens Gleuatur ug Wulcbrna.
Inblto ior Spierelic al Statrlta fer
minule Glepntor % Wtelebrug /
8rallo SORTS pil onbnea Den 15Oc
Wlnrta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09

oerIig Vroie5iion, foruolat at Spino.
Ieren % Snpcn life iptter pan Yapir
noget, Der forpIigter ban til al CT
latte DC Iiotc iinaniieue Cab. Get ifol
oog pGre Ell aienbsgicrning, at Gee.
Der meo Maano o. Ntlrn0 bup0c 10
BET bette. Der giere0 iorreitcu op-
merfIom pna, al Seeber FOG cller Ii
qcircn itial Here Sltimo Collars. og
Of Wlpcrllercn mi cr mcgct lntcrca
icrct i at 1nn bum bcuaaoet. tSor ct
Nar ii0cl bleu en- ing Wiono oemt
ior al hapc itrcpet Ell ialif Anpi2
nina ior $40. Qcnlrc ltllac Dtaro,
tiger man, bar life cnganq Inoet 4o
role, oa Der bar fife pit lia Sen
luinoitc ,~Slltcrcaic / Ocuuc Saa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-09

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Sornt 60, iom PEG Sbcbopgan eicr
Ell al Stafens iineite ,Sarme for OPP
orutlliliJ al Macctprg, er poallp Bile.
ben ilforporeret nteb &arl E. SSi,pc,
Neilben s.. Sarion og Yeter Heiis
lorn Nfticcicre. Supe % 9arlon Bill.
per hercitcr aftiue @eitprere. Glen.
oonlntcll bcltaar al 800 Icres.
Seitc fiber al Snflnensa. soIu
Scite / Dtenominee er al TO 9prlp-
ger ertlpret at lioe al Snfluensa.
0e lioenoc Selte bar ale De Spmp.
toner, iorn bier fig hos M%enneifer,
oa eiter Infaloet err De iaa ipage oa
froitcslsie, at De ~forrnelig oafler. s
ale Silfploer CT Sen1peratilren ON.
trent 4 @raoer oper ben norntale, oa
Der islaer itabia e, beitig Nplen %
Soften.