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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
Commissioners
Auction Sale
A GOOD SlN-ROoM DETACHED
DWELLING KNOWN AS
No. | 200 ...--
Mechanicsville
Turnpike A. !. Z.
(OR MOSHY STR T. I,,r, i,ra.
COR MosBY sTREET).

an; and Equity Court OF tho city Of
Richmond, in the cause STYLED olive
~ MiiHeton VIZ. Bcrntce H. M!ficrin
et as. entered on September O.Ni.1,
~ nsea BOOK 81, page 29i, wsS Sta
appointed fer the purpose, viii, orr
FRIDAY, OCTOBER s. 1920.
at O'Clock +. NJ,
on the premises, proceed to sell at puh-
nc auction All that certain lot Of land
with improvements thereon, living ard
pning In Jefferson Ward. in the city
OF Eichmond. Va, on the west sida
81 Mechantcsville Turnpike. between
EinniMS at roint gao feet south o.
Christian Street. thenco extending
sonthwardiy along and fronting on
sald western line OF MechanicsyIlle
turnpike 80 feet and running back
between parallel lines 1872 feet, be-
division OF Bacon 'rait's plan" 9SfFH
rms property should attract the
9ttention OF any oae itdiiinE for q
home. as possession can e had;uptin
short notice.
TERMS. CASH. -.
John Il. GAYLE.
ROBERT Il. GAYLE
Special Commissioners.
Olive r, Mifiieton. PM.
Against t-=a
Bernico Il NHeton ct ais. -. Nets.
city OF Richmond
]. Luther Libby. clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required ofSthe
srccial commissioners by the deoree
in said cause or September 20. -la20.
has been duly given. 100
Given under my hand this first day
OF october, 1920 'A-7
LUTHER I,IRRY C,IS-tH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
Suburban for Sale

the hest AID In this column {. thr an
mat iei!t all tho facts about the propu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NVnn,rd-Keul Estate

----------------- -------------=----
Whntrd-Keal Estate so
CHAS. T.. iOEtiB e. CO.. INC. Insurance
:, ana Real Estate. loi Mutual building
X Arthur BlyliHs. Manager Real Estate
Eok prompt attention Hist your house,
, 1oi sale and for rent WITH Charles r.
Nu-hF:nuni Room Sc. Allison Building.
FOR BEST results list YOUR property with
- Us tcr aals or Tor rent. J.. Il. & ]. 9
!tarrie ~: Mutual building. Madison
FOR BEST RESULTS Hat your Property
with US. Garrett & Co. Ill. East Main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08

your Want Ad 10 T6
Times. Dispatch, q II ~ y. b !. "
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23
Editorial
of the Day
PUBLIC ENEMIES

1t takes such patriotic action as
that Of a wholesome produce dealer
in selling several carloads Of potatoes
practically N cost, 10 give us the
measure Of the profitcer as public
enemy. The former concern showed
Is recognition Of n duty Of citizen
ship hat rises above mere consider
atoms of moncymaking. As the charg'
ing of cXtortit Ia'o rates is driving
some of the people TO desperation,
playing directly into the hands of
the bOlshcvists who are preaching
revolution, il is, obviously, a duty
Of patriotism as well as justice, to
fight against soaring prices. Thus
every dealer who exerts himself to
the utmost against the sharks is to
be considered as a patriot. lie IS do
ing his bit for his country in an
emergency, while the unscrupulous
are taking advantage Of an unfortu-
nate situation to make money.
Rusiuess concerns must be judsed
by the standard of patriotism as well
as individuals. During the war the
great majority of them rose to the
ideal in as fine a spirit as could
be asked Also account must be taken
Of the conditions over which no one
has control that are making prices
legitimately higher today, and then
allowance has TO he made for rea-
sonable profit. But when it comes
TO meeting an emergency, business,
as illustrated by the action of the
exemplary concern referred TO- is eX.
pectcd to make sacrifices Just as the
young man who is called from n
good.paying position TO risk his lilt
with the colors at a dollar a day
and board. When supplies are sud.
denly reduced by some disaster, the
patriotic business concern, instead of
clpitaliZing the distress Of the com
and doubling prices On what |
supplies are available, will recognize |
its duty Of citizenship and strive tc |
relieve the misery instead of adding |
to IT, The unpatriotic dealers. who !
are actuated only by greed in such /
situations and hold out for the last /
penny they can get-rushing 10 raise /
prices while others are trying 10
keep them down-should be marked |
by the people and never patronized |
again. They are is distinctly pub |
lie enemies as the aliens who would |
overthrow the government. They not /,
only give the agltators something to !
talk about, but they literally drive /
the discouraged to them.
Business has its duty of patriotism |
today no less than while the war
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23
WHERE THE BLAME LIES

Just where the blame for the high
prices Of clothes would rest is out.
lined very clearly for those who
would read in q statement issued by
Senator Owen in which he critici2es
severely the manufacturing interests
Of tie country.
"A report by the secretary OF the
treasury to the senate reveals the
profits Of some $4,000 American cor.
porations in all lines Of business
Here are some OF the figures which
give eloquent explanation of the rea.
son why a pre-war s25 suit of clothes
nov sells at SIS; six wool and worst.
cd manufacturing corporations, with
a total capital stock Of $G4,OOO, 600
made net profit of $4,000 900 after
all federal taxes had been paid. one
made lO7 per cent and the average
profit was so per cent One cotton
manufacturer made l31 per cent and
five made more than 80 per cent"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23
WE ARE TRYING, ADA, TRYING

The Ardmoreitc is justly indignant
1t says that there is never failing
stream of mountain water only four.
teen miles from Ardmoro, that the
city has been trying for five years
to tap this stream. that the city
still has no ample water supply, and
that the present supply will be ex.
hausted in a few weeks. But what
does Tie Ardmoreitc think the city
administration is for? Why does not
the Ardmorclte insist on the adoption
Of n managerial form of city gov
crnmcnt that would not wait five
year. to get action? No city man.
ager would wait five years to start
something, for he would be fired in
five weeks if he did not get action.
Ada News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23
FRIDAY, ArRIL 23, 1890
EXPERTS FAIL

News dispatches state that the
electrical experts who attempted 10
communicate with the inhabitants Of
Mars, have succeeded only in failing,
dismally.
What other result could have been
expected? The effort came as the
birth Of a diseased idea, a phantas'
mageria of a discorded imagination,
When Jules Verne dreamed of Cap.
tain Memo and his cigar-shaped un-
der.seas boat, he dreamed along lines
which could be materializcd during
the waking hours Of scientific
thought; when he dreamed of his
journey to the moon, his sleeping
brain conceived fantastic nightmare
which could never materiali2e into a
reality.
And thus it was when laterdqy
uoveHst-, afflicted with lively imagi-
nations. assumed that Mars was poo'
pied with human beings science
Jumped in and, taking it for granted
;he people" Of that planet were an
itnGlish.spcaking race, sought to es'
tablsh "a material communication
with Il mythical population Of a plan.
ct Of which even the most learned
Nnow little beyond the most fragmen-
,ary assumptions.
Mars may be an inhabited planet,
It may be peopled with an intelligent
and learned citizcnry. But Mars,
separated from Earth by countlcss
miles of lhmitlcss space, can never
become working ncighbor.
Science has accomplished much
since the creation of matter and
thc birth Of species, but there are
some things which science. even in
its most fantastic flights cannot do,
and the better results will be obtain
cd through those Of scientific minds
and Tearing directing their efforts
along lines which viii be Of benefit
to the ones who people this old world.
Impractical science makes infidels
ana would ultimately bring about
revcrsion, from highest civilization,
70 chaos and barbarism. Practical |
science develops the worlds indus.
uie-. brings its civilization TO the .
highest possible point of efficiency
and causes the human race to recog,
n.ze the greatness Of an Eternal and
Everlasting Power Supreme.
Hence. it seems to US that "scen-
ifiC" p'ayinss with the prerogatives
which belong to the Ruling Power
would be productive Of the best re.
'ults If diverted, exclusively, into
Iractical channels
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23
AN ARKANSAS VIEW

Senator Gore is back in Oklahoma
trying TO repair his fences and. ac,
cordiug to the republican papers.
(whose wish is father to the thought)
he is whipping his opponents around
the stump and making things mighty
uncomfortable for them. Tney, the
republican papers, are now extolling
Gore as hero and telling him THAI
he did the right thing 10 oppose the
president and the administration at
every turn in war prosecution and
peace settlement. II the republicans
are so entirely pleased with Gore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23

they may adopt him for their own
without doing great violence to the
tender susceptibiitics Of the demo
Gratis, most Of whom seem to think
that Representative Scott Ferris will
suit them a bit better than Gcre
has dcne The course OF the latter
has been a source of great irritation
and discomfort 10 democrats OF OK.
ldhoma, as one reflccting upon the
patriotism Of the people OF the state.
-Fcrt Smith Times Record.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23
He Means Well

Tulsa World The unterrified at
Oklahoma City arc all alarmed at the
idea Of n republican sitting on the
supreme bench If the state. That
can occur only over the PROSTATE bod
'o- Of the unterrified. Stil there
Is quite general opinion, shared by
democrats as well as republicans,
that the supreme bench Of this state
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23

a fellow with a knack Of playing
On words says, THE farmer works
20 make more money to buy more
land to raise more corn to feed more
hogs ~ make more money TO buy
more land TO raise more corn to feed
more hogs to make mere money to
buy more land TO raise more hogs
to make more money to buy moro
land. etc" And to do this, it might
be added, he works l6 hours day
without time and a half for over.
time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23

The federal department OF justice
announces packing house heads have
been guilty of "profiteering. The
general public formed q similar opin.
.on some months ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23

Now that Admiral Sims has got it
MI off his chest, is it not about time
for the republican congress to appoint
hnother "invettigating" cQmmits e
This congress has made more III
vestigations' and submitted fewer re-
ports than has any otner conglomer-
ation Of accidents in the history Of
the nation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23

Jim Ferguson. impeached governor
of Texas viii, according to news
dispatches, be an "indercndent" can.
d.ddtc for the presidency on a wet"
ticket Now is the Time for all demo.
rcpubs to rally 70 the support Of
their thirst
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23

fused to ratify the treaty M peace.
II he hadn't given his vote and his
vocal efforts to Mr. Lodges program
The treaty would have prospered IN
addition to being sorry, Senator Hard
Ing ought TO be ashamed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23

Appropos the bad financial cond-
ton Of Japan, that country remarks
rumOls, like the premature announce
ment Of Mark Twain's death, are
Exaggerated"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23

The federal labor board /. now
ready sfor business. 1t has assembled
and had its picture taken.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23

An oklahoma City girl has discov.
cred way TO get dress for So.
The goods cost only $6 the yard. she
horrows the thread and makes the
garment herself. Tie costume is said
to be very fetching ard fascinating.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23
Oklahoma State
Press
An lmpertincnt Question

Ada News: Senator Gore promptly
wired CONGRATULATIONS on Ada's in
crease in population. But We wonder
how much of the increase he Is 10
sponsible for We wonder
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23

was at its height. No loyal concern
should need urging to do its bit in
this emergency as in the crisis in
the conflict of arms. There must
be united action against the dealers
who let their greed get ahead of
them and demand eXtortionate rates.
The profitocr must De treated as the
public enemy he is.-Pittsburg Post
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23

yin prof., in both ab.niy and iepuV'
don by the appointment or Judge
Rams,y As John Miller ieiiciously
PUTS II. "lle is Il republican b"t "e
means WE'LL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23

Csc Ardmoreltc WANT ADS am
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23

Should BE Ashamed
Chickasha Express: Senator Hard.
irg says he is sorry tho senate re.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23

Use Ardmoreite WANT ADS and
get results.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-17
Uil untr Exsrrr.

=EEZLt r~--=R-# 1-F-ElL
Sou CT Gioen in6e, 90 Der leies /
De lanee Mftener. 0g al al 2esning
er ct 8lao set NET %neoben6ige for at
funne felge meo / Eioe1, ferlig 11aar
8laoet foruoen @pbeoer % 9agenS
5pbrgsmaal tilltge bar ct oplDienbe
og unoerbol6enbe SSnobol6.
Merberenoe 8loo bp6er r1eget i
6isie @etnineer % bar @rin6e til
mango 2on6sm91to, TOM eron11 lite
bol6er BET. Det er / 6orbolb til fin
Sterrelie, fit 1oitpr. og Sn6bolo ct
meget billigt 8lo6. Set egner fig til
SS%,tfegope. 8eitil en- Margang al Set til
Ell Slegtning eller Ben enten Der i
2an6et eller i 9onmorf. 0g orbefaI
set til Deres @aboer % @efien6te.
&rsbennnare ieubeS frit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-17
Blannt EannBn1wnn..
Si Sc npIia inbbanbreoe.

Seq bill benleoe ieres 9pmerfiom.
beo POO, at Ri bol6er sfole giennem
SSa1tlar, Sebrl,ar og Marts for
Meno. Sfolen er df inn11e Sit
ION &piifolerne j Danmarf % ooq
ret forifielig. @or er en- Goiprogs
|Sfole, biemtme ! og birfenoe foe baa:
De oanif % araeritanff Ma1oslip.
81 bar al mango fact set CLUBS.
maal, at ri bar ierlig gbner til Al
.bialpe 6e nplig inopanoreoe, lite Blot
til at blibe fien6t1 meo 2nnoets
Sprog, men ogfaa. til at faa ct Sno,
blif / 2onoets &aturliib.. Seq fiji.
Der lite bette for at ~abertere, men
foroi leg giert1e bill fortiette bette
Arbeioe ! iaa bio l1oitrefning fom
m1Iigt. Ser er i11orne1ot en- DeI oq
Ri bar @Ia6g III fIere
~
5 erio lite fon1met BERTH blot for
at fon 5poen, men fort eob Gor.
.itano at bnboe ier ielb % for under
De 11De On1gtbelier at IeDe faa fDloigt
ct 2ip Joni u11.Iigt. &ertiI ba ii
gier,1e raffe en- $aa1to:
r. S@aSEasE-+ SfrFSTTa,l&E r-As-@NAEs
8etdlingen er 81. 50 PM l1gen fol
nnoerbisnttg, Scott % DpboIo. 81
Der 1ogle, Der pda @rl1t6 al fornbIia
at bore a1tforrt1et, e. uoen MeibIeri
beoes De Tribe. Den l1ogift It na.
baut 0pbob foiter e lite ipilot.
Aage MgIler.
MDfte6 BID 9atnebrog, g2ebr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-17
giert1i1tg, at iuaer niill benpate bet.

9lettlttt9, e 2tttgen pit Der0egfe S0et..
Meen naar set ooreier ffiig ON l,1lee..
.2anontppb, ION f1r bar ig elD sat
Urge for lGorelpbie al GaIb), lao.
.er set ;ga,,ife at,turliot ii oe prifer
at eiaameget oms,nn.Iigts a oet fore
geiten. Derfor, 1laar leg fadr Sore
lipgrgi1er pr. 8reb fra ioaoan1te l,1ge.
fDanffe elIer nnnr life lao faa BEN
be11oer fig III MIG perionlig eftier
Mntotnite1 I'll Sen yorf iad roaoer
leg Dem tit fsrf at ie iig ON 1iot i
0iten, % prpDe poa at arbeibe pan
I2anbet e,tfortere 8i6. in6en De gaar
'.beit paa. Saa bar Sc pu,1oet enSGr-
Ifaring BEL, iomfenere Tan fo1nmeti
@Dtte. Set ffl,roe al6rig foIoe mig
IND at prspe paa at .obertale, 6isie
hinge til at bIibe Der, tbti mems oe ct
urge ct 8i6en at ie. Jig ON i 8erben.
Sfal al EMANCIPATION itanbies?
ut hi inort bill babe en- 2ob, Tom
.i~noifrpnfer Srobanoringen meBet
abetDoeliet, maafte belt for / a 2
iAor, er on1trert fiffert. Mt set er
abiolnt ag6Denoiet for L. g. at atz
te= cit Damningim oo ben gtrgm fra
europa ,iom bigger efter at fonrme
berober, er ogfaa iiffert. Men bpor>
.le6es Der Tan finoes .er Miooelpei er
ipart at iige. siffert er set ogian,
atmeo en- mir6ifet Snopanoring al
Grbeioere af ale Slags, bill itaoig
Here l1ttge Mpn6 fra 2on6G ltrgm-
me til 8perne % Sabrifer11e. %
8rpitet paa 2anoarbeioere bill bIipe
mere fienoelig END 1ogen iinoe fbr.
:Snger tan fornbfe, bbor gaIt oct ffal
blipe, men iiffert er Set, at set iffe
ton be6blibe paa ben Moo6e, tbi faa
bill belle 8eroen fonrme til. at iulte!
Set iDnes saf itgrit 8etponing, at olle
itteresiere6e / 9anobruget berobre,
BRUCE. al 6eres Sn6flpoelie for at foo
u. g.. &egiering til at ie at bpgtige
2anoarbeioere ber life binores fra
at lanoe berobre, % 6en Slags Soft,
lite minoF fra 6e fanoinabiife Cant
Be fadbeliom SoI1ano, bebgpes ber-
obre, bbis Ri ffal beoblipe at proou-
cere NOT for ben nofserbe 8efo1fning,
lite at tale om at babe noget at uo=
FIRE til Sc baarot trengenoe 2anbe i
europa.
SS,1lius MoIoenbamer,
Scanoin. Asititant, Department
Of Mgriculture, Mbanp, 81. 9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-17
9en banffe. gentral-& pmite,

Den banffe. gentral.8pmite.
S Manoags MfteS bolbt ben 6an-
ife Central onite Mgoe. Delega-
ter Bat ne6t raaalle 0rganiiationer,
BET berer mel, iaator iou1 cen. &C.
fretnren oplaite Meferm fla iiolte
Meoe % COB MaeobeIelie fra SRI
0oa Soften, iom baboe eipet selifa.
bet ca. 329 Collars. SET Deoto.
geS at Central &on1iteen boer $40
til &b6e &ors % opforbrer Sc enfeI-
te 6oreui1lger og Menigbeoer til at
fb1ge Mmn1o6nirgem fro @g6e @ors'
Sobeofparter ON bier for, fig at fna
tegret Meolemtner. s..5.
4o111iteen mette at ben @inter
lite fu116e pnatage fig at orone noget
nR Setipn hI Bigrnifiob % GER
fffino aoncerter. Derinto6 beotoges
oct at forbere, ON oct hi11oe bltbe
oronG, fac Se11oeripoten @is Nisien
fo1t11.er ber til 8pen og boiler Ct
.5oreorng. 8=ss
Sra Asioeiation or TIE Aobo1tce-
lment Scandinavian st11oieg" beo
!SsiffoIer11e minneapolis foreloa
:A1ralob11ing ON d ge1trnl-ao1niteen
l,bpeger Meeoletn III nerb1fe @gio.
eiattiions Gentrdl.aon1ie bpig &a rsl1,.
oe~rlrbeioH Toe bens GotI1noI e
Iaet: gobierg baIgtes 49,
SJorflag ON 2oban0rtfnger ii, II.
bleo be1tlae orbil1oere 9ssgoe,
iomba bIipe afboIot oen dtloer
.Mal1one sSjo,ullnr..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-17
81 sraaeSi, paa Sabe.

111toer6m DoIDffon111e Storm paa
lSshillebapgatDitea @eep1tse ien
iorrige 1ge batot 81
&, e9d1nplegteren ,trrie,
oer drtes saptain aIfreo SEMEN.
forliiite me allesomS 8ero ,oeriblnt1M
aaptaiitIilestla,s uffn 81 linessse Il
sSfsIee aeord1u seatIe,
iosneaa p ) on
lonl a. npiaih Seniet,s
nnss tiIo aas tIa,a6e
Edse1asn \ sbHonss.sss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-17
ifDloig Moro i a1roe11 @rab.. &an
bleb 6pn1t til Strdfnrbei6e paa Qips-

ITO.
Set Dar Bercp 8alures, iom figb
% 6rebte 8orte. Sons 90 Mor
gamle @rooer,D onaIo, io1m bar u1eb
til @bperief, TT &illaoeIie III at e.
Here fig ffpl6ig Moro / treble
@ruo; ban er 6g1rt til fra z til 80:
glar ! .State @eforn1atorp". De1,
treble Deltager ! @gDeriet, SEOUL
Carlton, II aur ga1111eI, bil blipe
itillt for @etten. Son bolm @agt
loenfor 8i1tifen; ogfaa ban er On.
fldget for Mor6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-17
BET nanakr 6u1ar.
,Yolitifen" Inier hi fglaenhe:

bR1 udllhKR 3ulbI.
S s@olttifen" Iaier pi felgenne:
Sen oarife Smgroelegatio1t, {om
UNDER 2e6elie at Broprietpr Miels
@orie Oftober afreiite til Mmerifa
for at u1oerieoe neutrality-suspicious.
beropre, er benot tilbage, 1eoiaget al
2anobrugsattacbeen 8afbington,
|5tatsfoniulen Sgren Serenien, ion1
|notaler ffglgenoe:
Delegationen bender biem me6
oct SSn6trpf, at set banife 2nnobrug
bill futtne finoe ct uomarfet Marfeo
i Mmerifa, Blot Gtsporten legges
fornnfttgt tilrette. Seq if11Ioe tro,
at en- 6ier6e6el at set &part1tm
E5mgr, ri fan efsportere, bill hnt1e
Eafiattes i Mmerifa, bpilfet ipiI1er en-
itor @olle / 8etrogtning af ben
@oloning, England inbtager. SO,
|faa &%artofler % 6rb tan bIibe 1b-
fbrielsartitler af 8etponing. Det 10:
goot, at bi u6en iGrltge Mnitre11-
.gelier for at bearbeioe Marfeoet i
2ebet at BET ii6ite Mar bar tunnel
fenbe for SO Mfi11. SET. 2unobrngs-
pro6nfter til .Mmerifo.
Me1 fan Der regnes meb en- ba-
rig Mfietning?
GSor 5mgrrets ELECTROMAGNETIC
tror leg, at Marfeoet er fiffert not.
.Dels CT @roouftio11en oerobre lite
:ttlitraftelig til at beetle Gorbrnget
og bill neppe heller bIibe set, 6elS
er oct omeraanife 5m6r ringere /
&balitet END set 6anife, fnoIe6es at
bt ntbibliom bill fu111e opnoa en-.
,0DerpriS, naar-Gfsporter b1iber lat
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