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The Lamar register., 1921-03-23

state corn day during which Buckeye
farmers will shell and load their en-
tire QUOTA half MILLION bushel, re-
quiring some $50 cars. This will make
an inspiring state wide spectacle. Up
to date, Illinois has loaded more cars
than any other two states. South
Dakota is getting under way with a
splash, Secretary p. j. Crandall of
the South Dakota Farm Bureau Fed
GRAFTON informing us that if necessary,
the farmers of this state will furnish
twice their quota of 100000 bushels.
Kansas is planning a state drive. Mis-
souri,, Iowa and Indiana are expecting
to 90 over the top on their quotas
next week"
Railroads Ask High Appraisal on
Rural Rights-o Way.
Clifford Thorne, General Counsel
for the American Farm Bureau Fed
GRAFTON, appeared before the House
committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce recently and presented a
statement in support of an amendment
to the Act to Regulate Commerce.
The basis for the railroad claim is
contained in the Valuation Act which
requires the Interstate Commerce
Commission to appraise the railroad
properties. Mr.. Thornc's complete
argument has been printed as a pam
phlet. Copies will be sent to those re-
questing them from Clifford Thorne,
IA East Jackson Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
The Lamar register., 1921-03-23

summer on account of bad roads at
the present time.
Do You Want the State Farm Bureau
News Continued?
As yet no definite arrangements
have been made for regular publica-
tion from the State Farm Bureau Of
flee. A monthly publication was re-
commended in the report of the pub
licity committee which was adopted at
the last annual meeting, but as a pub
lication OF any size would require the
expenditure of quite a sum of money,
the Executive Committee is not sure
that conditions demand this at the
present time Quite number of the
sewer farm bureau states are pub
fishing regular bulletins and many of
the stronger states in farm bureau
work as Michigan, Illinois and Ohio
are not, so it remains as matter to
be decided in the state according to
local conditions. If any one has any
suggestions we would be glad to hear
them.
The Lamar register., 1921-03-23
COLORADO STATE
FARM BUREAU
Membership Campaign.

Montrose county is now in the lead
on membership, 400 with the cam
paign only partially finished. If all
of the other counties in the state do
as well in proportion to the number
of farmers, we would soon have 20,-
900 members. Results are what they
are after in Montrose county and
Judging from the interest in farm
bureau work as well as membership,
some good reports will come from
these at the end of the year.
The Lamar register., 1921-03-23
ITEMS OF NATIONAL INTEREST

Important Transportation Legislation
The Winslow Bill, which was sign
ed by the President on February 26,
directs the Treasury to make partial
payments to the railroads of amounts
due them under the Guaranty Section
of the Transportation Act, amounting
to about three hundred million dollars.
This money will enable the railroads
to render more efficient service by i'm
proving their road beds and equip
ments, and ought to relieve a burden
which has heretofore been shifted to
the shipper in the form of increased
rates.
The American Barn Bureau FEEDER
alton took an active part in support
of this bill through its attorney
Clifford Thorne.
Aid for Drouth- Stricken Farmers
The Gronna Bill appropriating two
million dollars for the purchase of
seed grain to be supplied to drouth
stricken farmers of the United States
was signed by the President on March
3rd.
The loans will be made through the
Secretary of Agriculture and a first
lien on the crop will be taken as Sc
curity.
Not over $4,000 will be loaned To
any one farmer and strict provision Is
made against fraud and misrepresent-
alton.
Our New Secretary Of Agriculture
That Henry c. Wallace, Secretary
Of Agriculture, is firm believer ir
The Lamar register., 1921-03-23
Executive Committee Meeting.

The report of President Jamison,
who has been in Washington on legis-
lative work for four weeks, was very
interesting and showed the Importance
of the Legislative program of the
American Farm Bureau Federation,
as a vital factor in our agricultural
development. His report also showed
that the power which this organiza-
ton is developing along constructive
lines is meeting with opposition when
it comes in contact with other powers
which have heretofore held sway. 1t
is becoming apparent that if the in
dividual farmer expects any relief by
National legislation he must give the
by strengthening his local organiza-
tons.
After disposing of the routine work
the following were named as chair
men of the project committees: State
wide Problems, C. L. Hover. Tenan-
try, E. R. Bliss. Marketing, J. d.
Pancake. Seed Show, F. r. Lamb
Mr.. Rodgers gave a very complete
report of his organization work which
showed that excellent results were be-
ing obtained in every section. His
plans are well laid for future work
along this line and the campaign will
be completed as soon as possible. The
mountain counties will be left until
The Lamar register., 1921-03-23
Two Fires This Week

On Monday morning fire destroyed
the interior of the Model Cleaning
Shop. Firemen prevented the blaze
from getting start on the outside OF
the building, which is frame struct-
ure. An alarm was turned in Tues
day evening, a blaze being discovered
on the roof Of a dwelling house at the
corner of Second and Railroad streets
Very little damage was done by the
blaze.
The Lamar register., 1921-03-23
PLANS FOR ANY DRAINAGE
SYSTEM SHOULD BE MADE
BY COMPETENT ENGINEERS
Success of Project Depends Upon Ac-
curacy of Technical Work-After
Stakes are Set and Cuts Figur-
ed Any Farmer Can Complete
Job With Own Labor.

AS the years 90 by, more and more
of our agricultural land shows seep-
age. This may be due to a number
OF causes: First, the leakage from
our main canals and laterals; second,
leakage from reservoirs; third, over
irrigation of our fields; fourth, the
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
Want - Ads Cost Little But They Bring Results {
5lN).| Iz..I.z.I Igzzz.
STOCK MAKTGT


NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Tendencies
in the financial markets today were
irregular or reactionary from the be-
ginning. Only a few of the standard
Oh representative issues showed more
than casual support.
Trading in most other respects was
characteristic of the holiday season.
Further heavy selling ~us noted in
certain pecuiative issues, presumably
to adjust income tax losse. The in
vestment inquiry was keen, however,
as evidenced by the steady sale OF
new offerings, including Louisville &
Nashville bonds. Industrials contin-
ueu to be depressed by adverse trade
conditions, MGR e cutting of prices
being reported in steel and iron prod
acts. Oils were under constant pres
sure and wit hmotcrs, Junior steeis,
corpers, CHEMICAL, textiles and to-
baccos, registered extreme reactions
OF l to 4 points.
Equipments, especially American
Locomotive and General Electric,
were about the only stocks in which
the short interest deemed it advisable
to cover contracts. The sluggish
course of rails other than coalers,
reflected further neglect of those is
sues. Sales, 100000 shares.
The money market was inclined to
relax, although interior banks drew
upon their local reserves for home
requirements. Call loans opened at
per cent, but eased to in the aft
ernoon, with private offerings on good
collateral at Az per cent.
In the bond market, the feature
was the heaviness of foreign issues,
notably French municipals, which
broke sharply on relatively small
scales. The domestic bond list, in
Guiding Liberty issues, and rails, was
irregularly lower. Total sales, par
value, $1S,750,000
Without exception, foreign eX-
changes were lower despite cables in
dicating an amicable meeting between
the British and French premiers.
Sterling reacted ~ cents, other al
lied rates easin.1 to 10 points. The
German mark also fell back With
Scandinavian quotations, but eastern
European rates were firm.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
DISCUSS land Matters
By Blosser

BOWIE-At a recent meeting Of the
Bowie Farmers and Merchants club
considerable business was transact
cd. Among the committee reports
was the committee on land donation
t. new settlers. MI. Chambers re-
ported that several nunured acres IN
ten-aCre tracts had Oeen pledged by
local citizens, and tnls committee
was continued.
IL was reported at thls meeting
that Mr. GIlIfltn of California Will
give 80 acres and also 40 some lar
proving ON his ocher land. lie mas
! nice body OF land ADJOINING the
town.
Mr.. Walsh was present from Can
fornIa and ASKED Tor some uetaIleI
information as 10 Tee ZONE tracts.
Inc name OF Judge ALISON Was
addeu to the land committee 10 LOOK
alter the lega lphase OF the Tree
home tracts.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
Drinks Evidence

DOUGLAS-1n he best single hand
ed' drinker In Cochise county, IL NO.
the state, was captured in rad III
home in the 100 BLOCK on Sc.
enth street yesterday afternoon ac-
Cording to the raldlng officers, VIII
brought to the police station woman
giving her name as Mrs. Wells. AZ
cording to the statement they mad4
TO Judge Jack, Mrs. wells broke I,
two-gallon jug with one hand while
size tipped quart bottle up to her
mouth with the other and ABSORBED
the greater portion Of its contents ail
in the space Of Il few seconds. What
little of the stuff that was left Wa
brought to the police station and an
aIyzed by Percy Bowden as mkt
ure of red ink, chloride OF lime and
alcohol"
Mrs Wells viii appear before JUG 4
Jack some time this week to answer
to a charge pf having liquor in he
possession. She was released on her
own recOgnizance when it became
known she was property owner IL
Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR TRADE-For . business in BIS
bee or Lowell, eight acres OF land
near Grand Junction, Colorado;
land unimproved but fenced AMI
under government irrigation sy s
tenn; land surrounded by improved
farms; land on telephone Inc. X.
+ ID. and school auto; also a miIt
from proposed electric line which
: Z certainty as soon as material
arrives. If interested, write f. l..
Hynes, p. o. Box 81, Grand June
ticn, Colo. 26O5-l2-2I
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
sire Narrowly Hverrsu

DOUGLAS-A splendiG example Ol
what the National Association tUr
Fire Prevention Is STRIVING to over
come was demonstrated yesterday AIT
ernoon when a careless pedestrian
dropped a matcn in s.ass-coNereu
vacant lot at the corner OF Elghtn
street and F avenue ana but for the
prompt arrival OF the fire department,
would have resulted In complete de
struction OF a frame :IC1Je al 0O5 =
avenue. The blaze was discovered
Just as it was climbing the pOrcn
supports and in few minutes would
have reached the roof. Only slight
damage was done before it was eA'
tinguished.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
Backinu for Collector

TOMBSTONE-Roy Davidson, right
of way agent for the state highway
department, who attended the meet
ing of the board of supervisors yes
terday regarding the right of way For
the 16'-mile stretch of the Tombstone
Nogales state highway, to be built at
once, returned to- headquarters on
the Golden State Limited last nignt.
Mr. Davidson is the popular choice
of the republican party Tor collector
of internal revenue to succeec Alfred
Franklin, present incumbent. There
is one other contestant, but it Is SAID
Davidson has the backing of Sena-
tor Cameron and the s;a.C Ursanizd-
tiCn.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
POINTERS

Commercial airplanes in the United
States flew total of 100000 miles
i'll the last six months.
Manufacture Of linen started in
England at the time of the invasion
of julius Caesar.
leans reach maturity twice as fast
under electric light as in daylight.
First illustrated book came out in
Rome in 20 B. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
Pioneer Buried

UGLAS-Funeral services fer
james henry Cosper, pioneer of Co
chise county, was ned yesterday an
eInoon at the Ferguson chapel. Mr,
Cosper's home was in Turkey Green
He was born in Alabama, but spen,
/. portion OF his youth IN 1eXas anu
the remainder in this state.
MIR. Cosper is survived by Wife
who has Ueen the constant attenu
ant OF her husband uurllg MS Id.
illness. mere are also Two brother.
IN Oklahoma ana nephew recent.
came from the same state to ia,
charge of the ranch while Mr.. COs
Der was a patent at the Calumet no
pItal. Mr.. COsper was Of years Ola.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
HEAVY XMAS MAIL

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The post
office departments injunction to
mail early" is being observed with
satisfactory results. the department
announced tonight. Christmas mail
handled up to December Fl approx
mates an increase of about 20 per
cent over last year, it was said.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
Have Secured Ria

DOUGLAS--It was reported i'll
Douglas yesterday by farmers coming
in from the Sulphur Springs valley
that the California parties who have
been securing oil leases between Bis
bee and Douglas are getting ready to
start drilling. The Jackson place,
about mile from the Double AdObes,
will be the first point at which ii
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
Legal Notices
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(022952)
of Iotarinr

Department. OF the Interior
l. S. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix. Ari-
IONA. December II, 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that Marion
Watson, of Fairbank. Arizona, who, on
October 20. 1913. made Desert Land I'm
try No. 022952. for Wi2NEh, NiHNW =,
SWH NWA. Sec. &c. Ei2 NEh. NE4SE
Section 81. Township 22-S.. Range % T..
q. & s. r. l.. & Ceridian, has filed MOTTO
of intention to make Purchase Proof, az
3-i-15, to establish claim to the land
l. s. Commissioner, at Bisbce. Arizona,
on the 26th day of January, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
iona: James H. Kinney. of Lowell. .\ri-
iona: Henry Ash of Bishec. Arizona;
Nelson Il. Mosher. of Lowell. Arizona.
JOHN l.. TOWLES. Register.
First publication 12-23-'2l.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
LOST

LOST-Black pig, weighing ABOUT 80
pounds. between Bisbce ard War
rem Thursday. Return Lee Conner
flrd, Baskerville, or phone 477-J. Re-
ward. 2604-12-24
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
4 Liberty Bonds

CBy The Associated Press)
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Liberty
bonds closed: 31as, $3.50; first rs,
$4,000 bid; second As, S95.46; first
AIS $500; second 4As 1926; third
AIS $966O; fourth 4As $95.SS; Vic
tory 33as 10000; Victory AIS,
$4,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS

THE OLD RELIABLE blacksmith is
opening a blacksmith shop in John
son Addition; Understanding of all
kinds; spring welding a specially;
automobile storage and automobile
repair work. j. l.. Stroylck.
246S-12-2y
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
Metal Market

OBy The Associated Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Lead quiet,
spot $4.70@4.S0; zinc quiet, spot East
ST. Louis delivery S4.90@4-95;. bar
silver, foreign 65A; copper steady,
electrolytic spot and nearby 1874 @14;
later IA.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
Around The County
Interesting items about persons. events and conditions
from Tombstone Wilcox, Pearce Dos Cabezas, Douglas
and other Cochise county gathered together each
day by The Reviews 'out-of town-news editor

well will De started. A derrick an
machinery have been Gec=-ed aid Wa
be on the grounds within the neA
few days, it was reported.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23


following Cassheo sov
Is
ch
alton.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
Cotton Market

(By The Associated Press)
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Cotton
closed steady, net Is points lower to
. points higher.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Garage So per month.
Apply d. Playfair, 42OA Mason
Hill. Phone S97. 2573-1223
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23

FOR RENT - Three and four rooms.
Modern furnished home. Iona 80.
Laundry Car Stop, Art avenue.
2475-12-20
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
INSURANCE

PROTECT YOUR INCOME
Professional and business women as
well as prudent men can protect
their income against loss of time
through illness or accident by car
rying a policy at reasonable cost
with the Massachusetts Bonding
and Insurance Co. John a. Camp
bell. District Agent, Box 279 Bisbee.
Phone 724. 2471-l2-29
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23

FOR SALE-One practically new top
for Studebaker, 1918 model. Inquire
at Hacks Garage, next to Lowe
Bakery, johnson Add. Phone 309.
2601-lZ-23
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23

Longest flight ever recorded by an
airsh.p was that of IL German boat
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23

FOf SALE-Four room house, 1s-ln.
birdseye maple flooring throughC ut,
modern in every way. Best buy and
location in Warren. Right price an
terms for quick sale. See me. l..
Z. Hawes, 500 Stattuck, Warren.
2607-12-zS
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23

DRESSMAKING - Edna r. Prouty
919 Cochise. Phone 297. 2421-12-2
FOR MISCEltANEOU
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23

FOR RENT - Two warm, furnished
three-toom apartments; gas, coal
stoves. pol Blacknob View street,
Warren. 2465-l2-2J
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

FOR RENT = INCEST Broom furnish
ed apai tment; hot water connec-
lions, bath, laundry, etc; concre, e
garage if needed. Jones Brick
Apartment. Phone AIS, % Montana
ST., Johnson Add. 2417-12-26
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
FOR RENT-FURNIsHEo HOUSES

FOR RENT-6-room furnished house
and two Broom fun nished houses,
and 4-room house; rooms and
bath. Bauer Hill. Phone 905.
257l-12-24
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-23
CURBS
Furnished ty L. J. OYERLOCE. BROKER
Coyysspondsst Logon Bryos

Wolverine & Arizona
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
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fanbt Steb | oeu IltberIfe Srifirfe oa
forretteoes af Yait. Selieth. On 9rpl.
lupsmiooag ierperebes / &irfens
9aiemert for 200 @i9iter, og iaauel
bette 2ofaIe iom ieIp airfenS Store
bar for Inleoningen paffert impffet
meo 8lomIter % @rput.
Nurtb Safotas YalmrlnaSc. Sor.
eneoe Staters 8eoloaer har | iioaell
Sio maalt % erapet, tTIlet % reaiiet
paa mango forifieliee Steber / Nortb
9afota, og De larbe Serrer fer iig M
iitanb til at fort9lle, at MAJ, engarlg
bap0e ct ligeiaa parmt 2limat Der
iom man MI bar / Slorioa. Der par
frobige Yalmelunbe, flyer De, meb
Yalmeblabe iaa itore, at Der MI 1leppe
fan bites Wage til Dem | nogen Ser
bensbel, t9tte 2unoe Of Sigentrer og
itore StrRfninger at pGlbige Tsooe.
tr9r. gIt Der er tilbaee al bernie
Serligbeb er De itore 8ritnfulsleier,
iom paa mango Steber ligger liee op
Ii Sagen. Ser bar / bin parlne Csc.
riooe itore Wpritrpfninser, bpor Der
Ii Iarbunoreber efter I~arbunbreoer
lagrebe fig Wasier al al Slags for
raaonet 8egetation = ira itore Sr9r
til Sip og @rps -, o. Der eraper
man nh no fit &ul. Sor fpnoige 5olf
err ser forreiten / Sperfloo al Sep.
ninser fra Den Sib, flyer 8eologerne.
Sormationer / De forIfienige Sorolag
og Be mango Sorlteninger er for Dem
en- aaben BOG.
8pnosialget ~6alperes. Otter bpab
ser melotes fra 8ismarcf ben 2oen
Sec. bar Sen rpe Snouitrifommiss
iion beIluttet at tr9ffe tilbage oct
babe al be Bombs, for bptlfe oen net
op aitraaSte &ommisiion bapoe Hut
tet &ontraft. 9enne &ontraft loo
paa SaIg af Bombs til ct gelsb at
$12, 300, 900, men benne Gum er M
affnappet til minbre END Oct babe,
nemlig $6,100,000. 9en npe> Iomi.
%rtltrdtlon gdar no ira, OF Dots Oel
ienere bliber nsbpenoiet at i9lge fle-
re, iaa fan bisie Bombs ba meo Sor-
Del bringes paa Warfeoet. Sc inos
oraane Bombs er be / @rrnbeienoom'
ME, / WpGe % glepatorer iamt /
Siembpgnine, bporaf BET meite al De
fsrftn9pnte, nemlig $4,500,000. Ser
meloes iamtibig, at Srlouitrifommis-
iionen / ben aler n9rmeIte Sremtio
aater at uon9pne en- 8eItprer for
8anf of Iortb Safota. SCR er uos
nppnt-@. g. Senarlt at Samestopn
iom 8atprer for Sarmlannoeparte'
mentet og 2etpis CRAWFORD al Senti'
mel Suite iom Sefreter for Snbuitris
commissioner, o. ben opern9onte
Stiaing iom 8anfbeitprer er ben enc
ite tilbage at oe, iom commissioned
raaoer oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09

hans mango Sl9gtnineer % Serner
i 9udc Gorntp. 8operS gioroe Sle'
neite / oen ornerifaiiife Irnle PED Rhi.
men, oQ for ct glarS Sib iiben gifteoe
han iiQ oeroper meo ell tpif Si9e.
San ueuteoe mart at blipe a%fmenltret,
men for life at BABE noget SrpOert
meo lin Suitrlt, rlaor ban bleo iellot
tilboae BERTH, iaa iellbte han beIloe
iforpeien iii lin Wtooer, iom Dor peo
Goin, NOR Glarinoa. Ser ON 9a9cn
fom 9oiper5 tiIbage til De Soreneoe
Stoter, % han tele9rafereoe Itrar I'll
lin SuItrlt / Sage Gollntp, at M tint
Sc bun mart per1te ham. Ntooeren
funOe hcrpou fun iuore, at bun Ilet
life hapoe boerfpn bert eller Ieet no.
oen 8rlt0. Eopers bar iioen lat
nprioQt booOe Sinnnel og Serb / ges
ppaeIie / Iep g)orf og @aIbtn9ton
for at faa SpurIng paa i'm grlto,
men Bette bar itoit man bsrte life
lnffe0es ban. - Senere melocs, at
Gorper8 bor qicnfunoct lin tpifc @rlto
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til hans IorGIore / 8o9e Golntp
meloer, at SuItrlten er g%ienfunoen, at
alt err Qoot % bel oQ at begge mart
nil onfomnc FOR at feire Slllen blanot
SlpQtninqe og Genner. s BET forte
SeIeQram incomes Inlet ON, huorle.
6cS Sen urqe &pinoe bar fommen paa
&il0itroa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
NtnneIotn.

Slut 8ibliutbef FOR Cafe Gitp. Ser
| bill npite Ior / Safe Gitp opfsreS Ell
$4,000 Notwithstanding, bporttl
$4,000 tilifpoes al Carnegie Sorpos
ration. iii Spfsrelie al felipe gDgs
ninQcn bill 9pen oltiaa biorage fun
$4,000.
6iuneer / ScnSricfs bsb. Inbretu
G%ngebretion er | Ben bsie Iloer al SO
gor afgaaet oeo 9eoen / lit Siem |
SenOricfS. Der. GngebretIon bpggeoe
set fgrite RoarinqSbus / ben nlioPs
renoe 9n Senbricfs, % ban booze l
bette ianlnle Slts belt til i'm 800.
6rmslGsning f%nlbisrt. Sra Sbief
Riper Sails berettes, of StatenS Yet
inaenier g. 3. llmlanb bar fulofprt
8ruslpgningen al 2onbepeien melem
SoscI og ct. Siloire, en- Str9fning
al npiten lem Mil. g(rbeioet blep
abort inoen minore ellb en- Wtaaneo.
2muerne.S utparaf BOO. en- gbons
neut meIoer "Yoiten" ira Superne,
at Sen oCrpPrenoe pelfiellbte Seto=
qrof 8. g. Wpbre af9if peo 0eoen
iioItIeoen 24oe Suli. Oct bar efter
en- Operation FOR @linbtarmsbetPn-
belie, Of ban oeOe, so Iar gamnlel.
8riiefOleru / Sacfiun GDuntn. -
Sarmerne / flere Strsg al Sacfion
Gountp er mibt oppe / aamlpen moo
ell nleget onoartet @pibemi al 8riie-
folero. @n Sarmer bar iaaleoes mi.
Itet 60 al line bcoIte @riiere, ell an-
sen So. Slere ANDRE bar liot millore
Cab.
Mellebgens nge Spingenipr. as-
iiiterenbe 9pingenisr 8illiam g.
@l5berg er al 9praooet / Winueapos
lis palgt til 9pingenisr, efterfslgen.
De forleoen afoebe 8. @. Goppelen.
9pingeni6renS Sen CT $500 pr.
Ior, mebens glsberaS Spn iom SIS.
iiitent bar finn $2,S6S pr. gar.
Stpr Sarciagt peb Sertilc. -
SportsmGnb / Sertile foranitaltebe
forleoen Ell Sareiagt / @nens Smegn,
og llbbpttet al Sagten blep life min.