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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
Addresses Master plumbers.

ThRt 95 per cent OF the people OF
the United States arc business fail
ures was shown by statistics pre-
scnted In an interesting address by
]. c. Greenberg, special representa-
tive of the National Trade Extension
Bureau. before the Master Plumbers
at Murphy's Hotel last night. He de-
clarcd that the main cause OF such
startling condition was duo to
tho lack OF cooperation among men
and women engaged In similar uc-
cupation.
There was large attendance ut
the meeting. which represented prob
ably majority OF the master plumb
ers or the city. 4 rising vote of
thanks was extended Mr.. Greenberg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
BOARD OF CANVASSERS
MEETS NOVEMBER %
VIII Tnbuintc the Vote Cast Last
Tuesday, for State Officers and
Members OF l.esisinturc

For the purpose of canvassing the
vote for State officers and members
OF the House OF Delegates in the cleo
ton OF November s. the state Board
Of CanTassers Will meet at the State
Capitol Monday. November IS. The
body Is composed OF Governor West
moreland Davis. Secretary OF the
Commonwealth Il. o. James. Auditor
of Public Accounts G. Lee Moore,
state Treasurer Charles y. Johnston
and Attorney General John r. Saund-
crs.
The vote for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor. Attorney-Gcneral. State
Auditor, state Treasurer and Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth will be
canvasscd by the Legislature, which
meets next January.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
ARTHUR III. DEUTE WILL
SPEAK HERE TOMORROW
succcssful sales Manager VIII SpenIs
Mt Weekly Dinner OF the Adj
rcrtistnE Club,

Arthur II. Deute, nation Idle
known successful sales expert, will
be the speaker at the luncheon OF tho
Richmond Advertising Club in the
mezzanine parlor of Murphy's Hotel
tomorrow at 1890 O'Clock. His sub
ject will be The Use of Anecdotes
to Overcome Selling Obstacles" Mr..
Deute is the general sales manager
OF the Borden Milk Company, and is
recommended by Tommy Lyons, OF
the Baltimore Sun, as one OF the best
speakers ever heard In Baltimore.
Secretary Warner PIERCE says this
Will be n brass tacks lesson in adver-
Using" and urges tho members to
bring friends TO the luncheon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
Lcnvc for Episcoral synna.

y number OF Nirginians will leave
today for Wilmington, Del. to at
tend the annual meeting OF the Pro-
vincial Synod of the provinces O
Washington, consisting OF fifteen
dioceses of the Protestant Episcopa
Church. which Will be In session In
that city three day1. during which
many of the questions discussed will
have reference to the nation wild
campaign. Among those i'm the
Group Will be the Rt. Rev. William
Cnbcll Brown. y. D., Bishop of Vir-
ginia: Rev. Edmund Lee Woodward.
d. u. and NJ. D.: Rev. Beverley d.
Tucker. of The University OF Vir-
glnia: the Rev George p. Mayo, Of
Richmond: Rev. w. Roy Mason. Of
Charlottesville: Rev. Kemsay Ham
mond, Of cu!pcper: Or. John y. Up
shur. John Al. Taylor. Or. Il. o. Ro
Zell, OF Winchestcr: w. w. Chaml,n.
nj Leesburg. and Miss Sallie Deanc.
of this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
L. ID. c. Delegates return.

Mrs. %. a. Blenner and Mrs. w. r.
Vawtcr. delegates from Richmond
Chapter to the general convention OF
the United Daughters OF the Confcd-
eracy, which adjourned in st. Louis
on Saturday. returned home on yes
terday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
Conductors In scsxIon Hero.

The Legislative committee OF the
Association OF Railway Conductors
OF Virginia Is in session ut Murphy's
Hotel. and Will probably complete
it's work this afternoon. The first
session was held last night. with n
large attendance. Tho committee
will discuss matters pertaining to
the vocation of It's members, which
may come before tho Legislature at
It's next meeting. special commit
tee will be named to appear before
legislative committee. The chairman
OF the committee is S. j. Brooks, or
Richmond. W. ]. Cox. of Crewc. is
secretary, and j. "a. Dodson. OF Ports
mouth. is legislative representative.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
II. Nj. SCHWARZSCHILD
ON PAGEANT BOARD
Succeeds Mrs. Norman v. Randolph,
Who Resigned ms Trustee on
Account Of yJcultb

Henry NJ. Schwarzschild. WELL
Known business man. was last night
elected a member OF the hoard or
trustees OF tho Virginia Historical
Pageant Association. to III the va
cancy caused by the resignation or
Mrs. Norman V. Randolph Mrs. RAN.
dolph resigned because OF continued
Ill health. The board adopted u
resolution expressing regret that
Airs. Randolph is III and unable to
give her valuable services to the as
ISOLATION.
Secretary Cridlin was authorized
to have the work OF writing the
pageant story started ut once and
completed by January /. The board
transacted other detail work. includ-
ing the adoption Of bylaws which
will govern the organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
Y. w. &. a. Total Now s1a.5So.oo.

Professor w. l.. Llngle. of tho
Union Theological, Seminary adj
dressed the workers In the Y. w.
c. a. campaign for funds ut q. sinner
rendered the workers in the Y. w.
C. a. building last night. Announce
ment was made that total Of
s1,62G.50 had been raised during the
day. making total OF sl3,559.60
contributed In the campaign.
The members are out for $4,000,
and expect the campaign to go over
the top by tho latter part OF the
week. as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
Thuradny j. "sIsnature Day"

Thursday Will &c signature Day"
liz Richmond. when citizens will he
asked to sign The petitions which will
be forwarded President Harding In
reference 70 the part the United
states shall play in the great confer
ence on limitation Of armament by
the nations of the world. Mrs.
Charles q. Bosher IS the general
chairman for signature Day" and
has associated with her the heads and
members of many organizations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
L. ID. c. Mee, Tomorro,,.

The regular monthly meeting OF
Richmond chapter, United Daughters
OF the Confedcracy, will be held TO-
morrow morning a. IL O'Clock ut the
Confederate Museum, Twelfth and
Clay Streets, at which time u report
from tho general convention. which
adjourned in ST. Louis Saturday. will
he made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
House and Lot No.
222O Taylor Street
RICHMOND, VA.

In execution of Il decree OF tho Law
I'D Equity Court OF tho city of Rich
ond. Va, entered on tho Sth day OF
oyembcr, 1921. in tho suit of John
O'Flynn ct al. VS.. S. y. Williams.
aecutor. ct nl., VIII sell at public
lcIion, OH the promises, subject to
phnrmation by the court. OH
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1921.
at o'clock i. NJ.
|e following described property, to-
All that certain piece or parcel OF
no. with the improvements thereon.
me city of Richmond. OH tho north
lue or Taylor Street. known as 2220
inc north line of.Taylor Street 256
ley inches west OF Sycamore
rect, thence wcstwardly along said
|rth line Of Taylor Street and&ront-
thereon 90 feet. thence back from
IVA front between parallel lines 100
ct 70 an alley Is feet wide.
Trims: Cash as to the entire pur-
nse price.
|rhis Is desirable piece of prop
ls Tor an Investment or residence.
WILLIS ID. MILLER.
Special Commissioners.
| certify that the bond required Of
Commissioner In the above cause
been given.
Tcste:
LUTHER LIBBY. Clerk.
~; Il. PURCELL. JR., CO. INC.
zeal Estate Aucti0neers
loi y. Eighth ST.
REHI.lc AUCTION SALE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
VIII M, Co., ~.

There is no intention on the mart
OF the government 10 stop work on
the new ships until an agreement
actually !s reached by the conference
and ratified by the governments In
volved. That was made plain today.
construction on the great majority
OF the vessels Is proceeding very
slowly. however. the division OF
available building funds averaging
about 100000 n year per capital
snip involved. The only ships upon
which. work has been brought to n
complete standstill. pending develop
mcnts in Washington, are the two
Mt New York Nnvy-Ynrd. Stoppage
there. 1t was said. does not Involve
probability OF damage suits for
breach OF contract 4
In any case. It was added, cxpcn-
ditures now In progress on ships that
may within a few weeks. perhaps
days, he ordered scrapped are of such
nature that they could not be saved
In any case. The bulk OF the $4,000,
600 II year for each ship is for ma
terials ordered and which would have
10 be paid for In any case. Only
In one or two cases Is there large
labor force at work on actual build
ing OF the ships.
Affect Yards Seriously.
One phaec OF the program naval
officers have been struck with Is the
probable effect or the three great
shipbuilding plants doing most OF
the new ship construction for the
government. Those plants. 1t was
said today, were engaged almost en-
tirely on government work and on
those ships which would be scrapped
under the plan. All three, it was
predicted. would in all probability
be forced to close down. They are
tho plants of the New York Ship
hnilding Company, the Fore River
tMoss) Company. and the Newport
News Company.
1t was very evident that naval of.
nccrs quite generally expected Mr.
Hughes program to he accepted with
"rly minor notifications. There was
some surprise Indicated that the
British delegation had not an.
nouncci acceptance Immediately when
tn; plan was presented. leaving to q
latc.' tire such adjustment of lie.
sails as might seem desirable.
The med hcations which Mr.. Bal
four. heading the British group. will,
submit tomorrow, II WAS said, mp
parently could have been worked ou'
nftcrward as VOL MS before gen
erai agreement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
Judgment. Are Enterri.

Two judgements were entered In
the City Circuit Court yesterday by
judge Scott. i'm the case o. J. p. Nc
CURE against !. Y. Curtis for 1890,
ana in the case Of W. q. Boyd against
C. Donati. for $500. Resolutions In
memory OF the late John pickrell,
member OF the bar, were presented
and ordered entered on the record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
lUNK|NG SHIPS TO COST
U.S.. OVER S40O,0OO.Q0J
Government Will Not Hal,
Work Until Agreement,
Is Reached.
sHIpyARDs Much AFFEcTED
Great Plants Developed for Con-
struction of Fighting Crnft to Lose
Largely In Dusincss us Result of
Acceptance of Hughes Plan.
tBy Associated Press. /

WASHINGTON. Nov 14.-Actual
cost to the United States of the
scrapping OF the present naval build
ing program. naval officials estimate ell
today. would lie between $500. 0Oo, 600
and S500.000,000. exclusive OF any
saivag: plan that might reduce this
total.
In his statement to tho conference
on limitation OF armament Saturday,
presenting the American proposal,
Secretary Hughes said the work al
ready done had cost S330.00o,0 900. but
these SGures do not include costs in
cident to abandonment OF the ships
under construction.
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt said
today that the American program
would save the government about
S2O0.on0.o00 in naval expenditures.
The figure is the difference between
the total cost of completion of the
ships. about sSO0.oOo 900. and what
scrapping their all would cost. In
Guided In the scrapping costs arc al
i"wnnces for reimbursement of con-
tractors for work they have been
compelled to do in their yards i'm
preparation for the huge craft to be
built.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-11
POLICE HOLD FIVE
 IN MEMPHIS CASE
(By the Associated Press)

Memphis, Aug. 11.-Five suspects in the attempted robbery at the Mem phis branch of the Ford Motor Con- pany, which resulted in the killing of three policemen and the wounding of four others, are being held today.
 Other suspects are being sought.
 Plans are being perfected by cit izens for an organization which will assist the police in ridding the city of its lawless element. A mass meet ing of citizens will be held at the chamber of commerce tonight.
 The dead in yesterdays battle and the mistake of the sheriff's posse in firing upon the police car sent to the scene, are: Lieut.. Vincent Lucarni. Patrolman P. A. Caraway and How ard L. Gamble, special officer and in. spector of the Ford company. Gam ble formerly was Memphis patrol man.
 Patrolman W. s. Harris and Eddie L. Heckinger, garage proprietor, are in Memphis hospitals and are not expected to survive.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-11
AGAIN
 DELAYSPAR|S
 PEACE CONF FAb
(By the Associated T-resA1

Paris, Aug. 1.-Difference between the British and French viewpoints as to the final boundary line to be drawn between Poland and Germany develop ed today, and the evening conference of the supreme council was called off to permit further conferences of gov ernment heads on the subject. The boundary line will settle the Upper Silesan question for which the council was called.
 At Tuesdays conference, Premiers Briand and Lloyd George reached an agreement on the boundary, it was announced, and the fixation of the line was left to committee of experts, the council in the meantime turning it's attention to the Greco-Turkish ques- tion,
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-11
CABINET RESIGNS
 TODAY AT MADRID
tBy the Associated Press)

Madrid, Aug. 11.-Premier de Sal agar today handed to King Alphonso the resignation of his ministry. De- feats administered Spanish troops in Morocco are believed to have forced the resignation of the cabinet.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-11
RICE GARRY OVER
 GREATLY REDUCED
(By the Assocrated Pressj

Lake Charles, La, Aug. 11.-Presi- dent Chalkley of the American Rice Growers Association state today that only about 100000 bags of rough rice from last years crop is now being held by farmers. The carry over is smaller than for many years, the as sociaton president said
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-11
EARLY DECLINE IN COTTON RECOVERED

After declining to net losses around $15O a bale in the forenoon today, the cotton markets recovered and the close was only a point or two below yesterdays final figures.
 New York October contracts closed today one point down at 1923 cents and December six points down at 1865 cents. New Orleans October closed at 12.78 cents, two points lower, and December at 1917 cents, three points down. Yesterdays 12-point advance in New Orleans spots was knocked off today, the quotation going back to Tuesdays figures of 1213 cents. New York spots were unchanged at 1925 cents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-11
Y|MY RIDGE HERO
 CANADA GOVERNOR
tBy the Associated Press)

Quebec, Aug. 11.-General Baron Julian Byng, hero of Vimy Ridge, was today sworn in amid impressive cere- monies as governor general of Cana da. General Byng succeeds the Duke of Connaught as the governor gen eral. He commanded the successful english and colonial troops in the second phase of the struggle for pos session of Vimy Ridge.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-11
MURDFRFD::
 MISSING 10 DAYS
(By the Associated Press)

San Francisco, Aug. 1.-The body of Father Patrick Heslin, the Roman Catholic priest who disappeared from his parish, the Holy Angels church, on August ?, was found today buried at the base of a sand cliff on Salada Beach, p miles from San Francisco. A bullet hole through his head was mute evidence of murder.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-11
SECRET REPLY HANDED GOVT
 BY DE VALERA
tBy the Associated Press)

London, Aug. 1.-The reply of Eamon DeValera, president of the Sim Fein, to the British peace pro- posal, was handed today at noon to Austin Chamberlain, government leader in the house of commons.
 The tenor of the Sim Fein reply was not divulged and probably will not be made public for several days.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-11
CEN. WOOD NAMED
 PHILIPPINE GOV.
(By the Associated PressI

Washington, Aug. 11.-Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, it was authoritatively stated today, has been selected by President Harding as governor gen eral of the Philippines, and has ac- cepted the post. Since his campaign for the Republican presidential nomi- nation, General Wood has been on the inactive list of the army. At one time it was reported that he would become provost of the University of Pennsyl- vania, a post created especially for him. General Wood is now head of the Harding commission studying con, ditions in the Philippines.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-11

ship New Mexico has been awarded the navy department pennant for ef- ficiency, which combines merit in gun nery and engineering. Award of the pennant was announced by the depart ment today, Last year the crew of the New Mexico won the pennant for efficiency in engineering.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-11

Rev. Father Alphonse, pastor of St. Joseph's Catholic church, and M. M. Hiegel motored to Morrilton this aft ernOOn.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-11
CLAIM BOOZE MEN
 DYNAM|TfD HOME
(By the Associated Press)

Chicago, Aug. 11.-Explosion of dynamite this morning wrecked the home of States Attorney Aushbel Smith at Waukegan. The Smith fam fly was asleep when the explosion oc- cured, but escaped without injury.
 Prosecutor Smiths warfare against the illegal sale of liquor at Wauke- gan is declared to have caused the at tempted outrage.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-11
GOV. M'RAE HERE.

Governor McRae arrived this morn ing from Little Rock and left over land for Martinville where he will speak at the picnic and educational rally today. Pres. B. W. Toweyson of the State Normal School accom- panied him to Martinville and will also speak at the rally Governor McRae will return to Little Rock to- night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-11
FARM LOAN BOARD
 ISSUE NEW BONDS
(By the Associated Press)

Washington, Aug. 11.-The federal farm loan board is considering the is suance of 40 or 50 million additional bonds at five and one-half per cent interest. The increase from five to five and one-half per cent interest was authorized in bill enacted by congress this week
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-11
WOODSON SUFFERS
 SEVERE FIRE LOSS
(By the hssoc1ateo Pressl

Little Rock, Aug. 11.-Between three and five million feet of lumber, number of office buildings and four small residences burned early today in blaze which partially destroyed the plant of the Hall & Butler Lumber Company at Woodson. The loss is es, timated at $50 ,00O.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-08-11
HARDING INVITES
 GATHERING NOV. II
(By the Associated Press)

Washington, Aug. 1l.-Formal in vitations designating November l 1, ar. mistice day, for the convening of the international conference on limita- tion or ornaments, were sent today by the department of state to Great Britain, France, Italy, Japan and China. The conference will be held at Washington.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-08
2brc Scbleiicn.

Sppeln, 9bre 5cb1eiien, 4oe SSs11ri
General @en11ifer> Ser er bcfienot
for at bore Sen melt 1tib11affcoe Sf-
ficer / 6en britiIfe Mrme, onfom bis
igaor for at obertage &on1man6oen
/ &on1pen moo Sc po1lfe 0prererc.
San {arnn1e1tfa1bte ftrar allc@ beiefe
britiifc Officerer = for at tale OH
Sc n1ilitnre B1ancr. Goobit man beo
er 6isle Hloner Bit gpbfienot at ST.
gjeri11gen 2o1oon
geaar MT General @enrifer, lon1
far e1t bpiere Slang en- General &C.
ron6> er fon1n1ct bib, fan n1an bel
goo 11o fra, at mi1itGrt feet fol1lmer
8riterne til at bcberife 9tillirgen,
1om bi0til bar bnret beber1fet at
sSronIfr1e,t6ene. Gen britilfe Fnll-
tit er pol1ffic16t1ig. Gen brittle
Geprele>1tation Sc glllicre0es Mf-
en1ti11gsfpnm1isiion bill blipe hioc=
re ltprfet, 1toor Saro!0 Stltort, Der
af1pIer Oberlt Bercibal, anfomn1er
pua LSpn6ag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-08
9pb6elt &rDHmp.

st opbbelt Srbllnp fan6t iteo ;
5Dobpen ii6ltc Sors6ag sSorni01ag,
ibet Mils 9llmo Heterio1, Dotter al
Mrs. Mnoretp Yeferlon BERT 8pen.
og sSSoIepb Sobnlon fra 2afe Sorf,
bleb egtcbiet. @amti6ig og paa
famine Ste6 bleb og1aa Mi{s Gbe1-
mo Milore6 9}De11 biet til @ill g.
@lootn, ogiao fra 2ofe Harf. &ie1-
fen Heb -l1ofprt / Mrs. s(,1oretp Ye-
terions Stem pao Gotlan6, beo So
flor S. s. &enoab1 fra @og1e @eno.
&oftor Hel1oab1 bar nemlig opbt og
fonfirmeret baooe Mfrs. Sobnlon og
Wfrs. @loon1. 8rn6cne er Splfe,1oe
born og bar beret 2ererinoer peo
8ornebirnmct Safe Barf Sc to 1io=
ite Mor. gfter nogle Tigers l1ofl1tgt
be0 Ell Snbljd bi1 bisie Npgifte bo-
1ette fig i 2ofe Harf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-08
Yarf Gcgion College.

Wroonotip11sfcite1t beb Eare sle-
gipn College 1i6itc iSyrcoagsaften tar
lproelcs interel1sioltt- % Del1offet.
91oitoriet hor taffet fnlbt af Golf
looot cit bel Gel r'aotte itoo :1urcr
belle Hrogran1at:t.
Rop 9luule nor Salutatpriali og
Olga &onnmcr &nlcoictorian,
Eoltor &. II. @oiF fro @finncapo=
lis holbt Ealc11 for 0roel,ertflo:'lc.t
Sons Een1o bar: nDet rattc Wfeol
poa Gl1fccs". San la40c lTrliQ
9srgt pna, at Senhencel1 / 'SsiocE at
bercg11c Sufccs nlao &poi' o.1 i!y-
Dom cr falif n@oln fife no0cn for
at ppre lpffeiig, III ban, f::,n loroi
ban far itore motcrloliiti1fe Gicn-
BONNIE cller i;bbcr :; hpi Stilling".
ssnn orn U3onb cller &pinoc 1on
CT pi1lig til at 9jprc Set slrbcioe cl-
Ter fn1bc bcn 5tilling lom
@u6 bar bcltHnt ban cllcr hen>c for
fan bli pirf2(ig lpfflli1 on folncs en-
,Sufces" Bu1 u1torcnS Gale hlcb pao
bprt mc0 iprnbt Spn1rrfirn,5eo og
hpltc6e 1turSSt @ifolo. Drnlioca1t Ye
tcr1on bplot en- fort Gale og nherrof=
t. 0iplpmacrne til 5t11hcltcrue,
hpis Nopnc ri gon / li0lts ltgcS So.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-08
sfamplette1, i Dflabu4l,a.

s Srdio, 0flaboma, bar Der ibg-
ge Sptpier i Mioten al afbigtc nge.
@unoreoer nf bpibe Wfnn6 og Negre
forni Scamp r1eo bi11anben 5triben
nar foroariuget beo at cit Meger bleb
arrelterct 1tn6er Mnf1age forat ba
forl1erlnct Ell bbib Yige. 5olf bar
laa opbiofct, at Sc eif ftore 8loffe
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til birfelig &rig mellen1 Sc Spioe og
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reforretllil1gerne og tog allc oe SAD
ben man funbe fir1be. Si1llnt be-
qpn0te matt at iettc SID paa @Dgllin
ger oe om life 1enge itoo mango
&bortoler i oen 9c1 al @Den bbor
Negre11e bpr, / sSlon1ntrr. Nplltiet
flnM fife bno1otcrc 9tillingcl1 o9
@npcrnpr &obcrtion blcb oo oppel->
lcret til on &jrIp og @Den bleso @oo=
mart lom nr11igt lat 11nocr &rigslcn
W5an beb cl1onu life bpormangc blel'
6rebt c1ler ionret, mcn 1iffcrt CT oct
at set godr op til flcre @n'1oreoc.
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bpor1nonge Negre blcp brgbt, oo.
mon iegcr at lfiule set loulon9t 1oll1-
n1r1igt forat gj6re 9fol1oolca laa IL
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paa @Dcns og Gol1ticts Tolltl-
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