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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13
"Dere Hank
Dere Hank:

DEIG IidNk.
Fires-funny how people run them
& murders & patrol wagons and such
things, amt lit Hank? Lass knight
there wuz more fellers out the burner
NV the Simmens grand stand than wood
go to see thee Good Lord make a sec
ond assenshun. Funny amt lit that
that caveman instintkt inn evury man
must B obeyed. And I'll bet that
when Mrs. Cavewoman gott mad att
hur hubby and burned down the en-
trance hiz cave that awl thee other
cave people crowded round see them
put it out. Funny, it shore is, how
people like to see things burn.
I'M
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13
WOMEN BANDITS CAUGHT.

Vladivostok. - Ten women bandits
from the former Russian Women's Lee
gion and ten men have been captured
by detectives here after 900 militiam en-
had failed to round them up. Kidnap-
ing Of a priest and wives of several
public officials is charged to them.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

You remember the old story Of the man
fighting the bear with the wife looking on She
said "Win man or win bear, but get it over
with" That's the exact attitude of American
business to the tax legislation down in Wash
ington Business wants to know what it is
going to have to pay and then it will go ahead
and try to find way to pay it.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

With the acquisition of the Ludwig property
as a part of Hastings Park it is to be hoped
that the park board will lay out nine hole
municipal golf links. We don't mean to spend
lot of money but just try it out The peo-
pie will show mighty quickly whether or not
they want the golf links continued.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13
Twenty Four Die
as Steamer Sinks
(Bv United Prrssj

Glasgow, Scotland - Twenty-four
persons, including ten members Of the
American Southern syncopated orches-
ira, persisted when the sLaird liner
Rowan sank off the southwest coast
Of Scotland after two collisions yes
terday, it was feared today.
Earlier reports of the disaster con-
tanned list of only sixteen missing,
including one American, but it was
believed today the number Of victims
would reach twenty-four.
Three Sim Feiners, experts who
were to have participated in the con-
ference at London tomorrow were
among those drowned.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13
Refuse Power
to Negotiate

(By Associated Press Leased Wire.)
Washington.-The senate today
declared for free transit of Ameri-
can coastwise vessels through the
Panama Canal by passing the Be-
rah bill for tolls exemption AZ to
81.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

Herbert Hoover has record for lot of ac-
complishments but if he will show the mayor
of Kenosha how to make ten thousand Jobs
go round with twenty thousand people he will
get some new fame which will be other than
in his home town. It is easy to suggest how to
help the jobless but the real way is to give
them jobs.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

Most people are not so much concerned as
to what the grand jury is going to cost. All
they want to be assured is that it will accom-
plish what it has set out to do. Just give that
accomplishment and there will not be whine
over the payment of the BILL
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

4 lBy Associated\ Press Leased Wlre.J
Washington.--Prec a vote on
the Borah bill to exempt American
coastwise vessels from Panama Canal
tolls, the senate rejected substitute
by Senator King, Democrat, Utah, to
authorize the president to negotiate for
arbitration of the tolls dispute.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

Every time the officials break up moon
sinners equipment they add something to the
safety of your home and mine. Moonshine is
an enemy to every one and the greatest enemy
to the people who drink it. They are entitled
to protection along with the rest of the people.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

1t doesn't cost much to say Good morning"
and Il Thank YOU but just the same the gift
of courtesy is the biggest asset any one can
have. It's value will come to the front every
day in increased efficiency
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13
THE KLONDIKE REUNION

" Old-timers who headed the Kondike gold
rush in 1896 hold reunion in Dawson, city of
the far-north Canadian Yukon They cele-
Pirate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
first rich strike of Klondike gold on Bonanza
Greek.
There was adventure for you - the only
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13
RACINE K1cKERs BEAT FAIRIES.

(By Associated Press Leased Wirel
Racine, Wis.-With drop kick from
the forty ward line, Captain Denoe of
the Racine legion eleven scored the
only points in yesterdays game with
the Beloit Fairies, last years state
champions. Final score: Racine, 8,
Beloit, Q.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

With the money rolling in at rate Of $780,
600 game it is naturally expected that the
men playing in the world series don't want to
get it over with too soon.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

Kenosha ought to make an excellent convcn-
ton city. All it needs is real hotel and if
conventions would start coming here it is just
possible that some one could be induced to build
hotel
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

Los Angeles Two women were
held on suspicion of murder" in con-
nection with the death of Al Stein, a
motion picture director, following a
party at Stems apartment.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13
PULLED GUNS
TOO READILY
Men Arraigned on Serious
Charges for Pulling
5 Guns in QuarrelS.
ONE AFTER HIS WIFE

A visitor in the municipal court this
morning might we'll have believed that
he had been suddenly transported to
the wild and woollS west judging from
the character of two cases brought be-
fore the court. A man, fourishing a
revolver and spreading terror, fea-
tured in each instance, one defendant
being charged with driving his wife out
of his home at the point of revolver
and the other facing a. charge of hav-
ing drawn a gun in a crowd and point
ing at young woman, who was in the
company.
Joseph Onosrko, 10 North Fremont
avenue, is the man who was alleged to
have driven his wife from the home.
He was, arraigned in the court this
morning but when his wife changed the
story she had told against him, no seri-
Gus charges were placed opposite his
name.
Terrifed-CalIs Police.
The woman Sunday evening, terrified
by the action of her husband, called
the police to her home. She told them
that her husband had gun and was
threatening to kill her. She also told
how he had chased her out of the house
and asked that he be arrested.
Onosrko was found, little the
worse for some liquor which he had
been drinking, was taken to the city
lookup and kept for the night. This
morning when his wife apssared
against him, she decided that he did
mot have the gun in his hand but in
the house, making the charges less
serious.
"That's alright about that" said the
district attorney, "but where did you
get the moonshine 2"
"I won't tell" responded the prisoner.
"We1l see about that, too" said the
district attorney as he limited that
further investigations would be carried
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

A body, said to be 1000 years old, has been
dug up in Maine. Police are at work on the
case
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

Selling of merchandise, household
goods and auction sales will be sue
cessful if advertised through the Want
Ads.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

Voliva says the world is flat. We known
one who thinks himself Napoleon.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13
Other Man On Bonds.

The other case was an aftermath Of
the trouble at the Kowalski saloon on
Friday night when it is alleged that
John Jonissen drew revolver on Lu-
ellie Smith, a companion of his. He
was arraigned and the case continued
until October 18th with. bonds set at
$1,000.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

Constantinople The American Red
Cross discontinued it's relief work
among Russian refugees.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13
Our Daily Thought

Charity itself fulflls the law, and
who can sever love from charity?"
My son, when thou perceivest long
ing after something, have recourse to
the Want Ads, for they are potent to
satisfy thy every desire.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

The worst habit is the habit Of forming
bad habits.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13
Happenings
rs Years Ago

Kenosha was infested with small
green and striped snakes.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

October IL was seventeenth anniver-
sary of the local life saving station.
B. G. Cameron was in charge of the
station at that time.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

Pitts and DeBerge operated a paint
shop in Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-10-13

Five years ago, this discoverer of the Klon
dixie died pauper He was rainbow-chaser
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-12-02

og der liver Manned prages en-
halv SHE'S nye Millioner at dem,
ser man dem saa godt som aldrig.
Faar man en- sjelden Gang fat j
ct Exemplar og giver Diet I'D i en-
Forretning, straaler den Hand
lende over hele Ansigtet, samti-
dig med at han betragter En- SON
en- sand Odeland!
bet gaar aabenbart med disse
nye MQnter som med Kvinderne:
'altfor megen Sk9nhed kan v@re
farlig, og vi faar rimeligvis end.
nu en- Tidlang d9je de akle Sed-
Ter med deres Millioner af Tyfus.
og Kolerabaciller.
At de nye Franc-Stykker har
veret en- uomstridt Success, frem-
gaar ogsaa deraf, at de Herrer
Falskmontnere like har kunnet
lade dem vere i Fred men s0gt
at efterligne dem paa bedste
Made. Og deres Fortjeneste er
like saa helt ringe, da Monternes
reelle Metalvaerdi like er stort
mere end II Centimeter. men der
skal jo un@gtelig fabrikeres err
del, for at ,,Forretningen' kar
bmre sig. Man faar dog ~haabe
paa, at Politiet linden ret lenge
faar fat i Observation-Disclosures
ellers kan Diet have LANCE Udsig
ter med den ,,Guldalder'', vi sas
smaat havde haabet paa og gl@
Diet os til.
L. SW
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-12-02
En- Millionars Leveregler.

Mangemillionaren Rotschild
havde paa Veggene i sine Bank
lokaler opslaaet f@lgende Leve-
regler:
Sky berusende Drikke.
Wow at gaa fremad.
Vmr aldrig mismodig.
Brug aldrig Forretnings]1gne
Betal din Gjeld i rette It'd.
B@r taalmodig enhver Mod
gang.
Stol like paa Tilf@ldet.
V@r h9flig mod ale.
Anvend din It'd godt.
Var punktlig i alt.
Stiff aldrig unodvendige For.
bindelser.
Ver modig i Livets Strid.
S@g aldrig at vaere andet end
du er.
Overlap en- Sag n9je, men af-
gj6r den saa hurtigt og bestemt'
UndersGg n9je hver Enkelthed
i din Forretning.
Hold dig strengt til dette, og
du vii gaa fremad i Livet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-12-02
Men Diet er like til Forret-
~ningsm@nd at de amerikanske
Konsuler STAR rede til at give

nlngSmend at de amer1kanSke
Konsuler STAR rede til at give
lskmftlig eller mundtlig Under
refining. De vii besvare ethvert
Brew de m%odtager fra Folk Ame-
rika, der 3nsker Oplysninger af
nogen som helst Slags angaaen-
f! de Diet Land Konsulen er STATIC
neret i. Konsulerne underret-
ter ligeledes Kontoret i Washing
+, ton naar st9rre offentlige eller
private Arbejder udbydes til Ii
citation og de mener at de til
byder Lejlighed for Salg af anne
rikansk Maskineri, Staalproduk-
ter og andre Varer. l Konsula-
terne har de de nyeste Kataloger
og Prislister fra ledende ameri-
kanske Firmaer, saa at uden-
landske Forretningsfolk gennem
Konsulatet kan faa Oplysninger
ON de Varer, de er interesserede
i. Hvis en- amerikansk Berger
skulde do i Udlandet, uden at
have Sl@gt eller Venner paa Ste.
Diet, vii Konsulen tage sig at hans
Efterladenskaber paa Arvinger.
mes Vegne.
Enhver der pnsker at REESE til
de Forenede Slater maa have sit
Pas viseret i Diet a~merikanske
Konsulat. Hvis Udvandreren hal
Sl@gt eller Venner i Amerika vi
Diet hjalpe hans Sag betydeligt
hvis disse vii skrive til Konsuler
og love at tage sig at Nykomme
rem, hjelpe ham til Arbejde oe
bistaa ham paa enhver Made
Udvandrere, der paa Grund al
Alder, Sygdom, eller Tilskade
komst vii have Vanskelighed vet
at forsorge sig selv herovre ka1
like faa deres Pas viseret und
tagen en- Slegtning i Amerik;
skriver til Konsulen og garan
terer at den paagaldende like vi
falde offentlig eller privat Vel
gerenhed til Byrde.
Den diplomatiske Tjeneste ON
fatter Americas Gesandter o.
Udsendinge til fremmede Lande
Deres Hovedopgave err at damn
ct Forbindelsesled imellem de-
amerikanske Regering og de
Land til hvilket de er udsendt
De er tillige til enhver It'd re
de til at bistaa amerikanske Bor
gere, der err paa REESE eller ha
bosat sig i Udlandet. En- ma
turaliseret amerikansk Berger
der tager fast Uphold i Diet Lam
han err fodt i, mister Retten tt
at kr@ve Gesandtens Hjelp o!
Beskyttelse efter to Aars Ophol
i Diet gamle Land.
The Foreign Trade Adviser
Statedepartementet modtage
Indberetninger fra Konsulern
angaaende Salgsmuligheder i Uc
landet for amerikanske Produl
ter og vii besvare ForespQrgsle
desangaaende.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-12-02
bride fig lss, fslte ban nogd ilpnge
fin nmfrinn Qihpt 90 hn1 fnr1tna !

bride fig lss, fslte ban nogt 1lpnge
fig omfring 2ibet, % ban fortob /
famme @u, at BET por e., @~Iefiprutte,
lom bol6t bam fangen. Sci bar BAN
umultgt at ie Sen, tbi Ser bar gonife
mprft b%erne0e; men til iioit opbogeoe
ban Sen opg UNDER en- Mfjats rna
&lippen.
Mf 9angarmenes 5pffelie %
/Stprfe foritoo BON, at 8Gef1prutten
maatte bore en- al De itprlte / lin Mrt,
Jog at Der fun bar ringe @aab ON at
Hippo fri.
~De forltaor", iag6e @male, ga
ban ienere berette6e om gpentpret, uat
man life bar Sen ringe1te u6iigt til
at un0ilippe lin 5ier0e, naar 6enne
|er en- @lefiprutte. Gn @ai er ganite
bit frpgtelig> men MOI tan oog fem=
pc me0 0en, og Sen er til at fao gle
paa. 0a ieg MI befunOt mig ful0=
ltenoig / l1Dprets 8olo, bar min fSr=
1te Ianfe: 8lot I'LL life mine aam=
merater treffer / Iobet!"
San bnpDe al @ru11D til at frpgte
bette, tbi ban pleje0e al0rig at bore
lengere neOe bbergang ems ct &bar=
ter, % Den11e 5io bur forlebet. @un
itgnalilereoe, at ban lite bar fer0ig,
briite ubprets Mrme lps me1 8ref=
%iernet; men BET eneite, bun opnaae6e,
bar, at oen ilpngeoe en treble 4rm
ONT bans Sen.
Set par en- fortbiplet 5ituation.
9taar iom BELT tunoe 8letiprutten
fangile ogiaa bans bgire @rm. Sitter
Tom ser 5ignal fra &ammeraterne,
og ban 1pareoe: ~SStttte flor!" Sab
Sc ban iparet: rEref Cpl" piloe
Gobet rimeligbis bore iprengt.
Yluoielig fit ban Ell soc. &,1noe
ban life fange bele 9Dret2 San gab
|fig me6 Sernltangen til at bamre pao
en- at 6e Gangarme, bbormeo 8lef=
iprutten bolot fig falt til &lippen.
letter tre-fire 5lag lesne6es Dem oe
ilpngeoe Jig ON bans &rop. Sire
Irme faltbolot bom mi, % fire bol6t
ont &lippen. III al lin &raft bear=
|bei0eoe ban pgloa 0isle iiolte mel Def
&elultat, at Sen enc Mrm efter Ser
oroen Hap &lippem % o%nilpnge6e
bom.
9u TOM Ser ct NIT Signal oppefra
San bab0e 81 bnret neoe en- balt
Gine> og Set bar tpbeligt, at &amme:
roterne, bar begDn0t at blipe urolige
90 jeg fplte, at l1bpret Hap I'll
li0lte @reb, % jeg foritoo, at iee
baboe bele SEN aflfpelige, 1limeot
Masie paa mig, CAB ieg en0elig Sig:
: nal til at beile op," lag6e @male, oe
en- al bans &am1nerater tilfgie6e:
~SSo, Ri bap6e belluttet at gibe ban
i FEM Minutter til, og loa baboe b
r balet bom op."
Set bar ct forunoerligt Syn, Dpt
'teren afgaD, ba fan noaeOe op opeI
@anoflaoen. Scope en- @let al banl
|2egeme bar ipnlig, 1ouleoes omil11t
teoe DDrets 6angarme Set. @urtig
fit Be @ielmen al bam. @an par be
Di6ltleS. @n for Ell maotte Sang
| armene iferes ODER, ferlt 90 pa:
ubDrets &raft tilintetgiort. 8eo lie
mere Maalinger bite BET fig, at Sang
armene baboe en- 2eng6e at IL Sob
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-12-02
LIB HA 46n,c

faar Haar til at vokse paa gammel og
ung. En- Deres Isse end helt blank
- gor intet, brug bare LIB Hair
Tonic, en- svensk Opfndelse.
vi g%aranterer, denne Tonic faar
HaAr til at gro paa allie. Sendes over
alt mod $3.50. Skriv til
L. B. HAIR TONIC co..
1925 NicolletAv Minneapolis, MINI.
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~ 81. ~ 6, MMnea>olh Mn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-12-02
8afterieifref.

Sen npere Si6s @ioenitabeligbeo
for 10 bilt %, at Ser baa6e uoenfor
log in6e / % finbes utauige @engbe1
LAT mifroltopiife @eiener, Mitrober>
Jog at mango of Dem er Stplo / farlige
|SDg6omme. &anoet, ri britfer,. ST.
Den, ri ipi1er, 2uften, III in6aan6er,
)bore &le6er, bore 8rugsgenltan6e,
intet er frit for 6isie uen6elig lman
|Srganismer.
6plgen af 6enne @ioen er for mani
&c Menneifers @ebtommenoe blepen
en- 8afterielfret> ser fan gibe fig be-
ipnberlige> ligefrem latterlige uoilag>
|for at unoguo Sc farlige 5maobG=
le11er.
@elpfplgeligt er oct / set oaglige
2ib aloeleS um11ligt at u116gaa at font
me / 8ergring meo benz; men BET er
beqer life Set, JONI set fommer an
paa.
Set, Ri ifal, er at forgge bort &C.
genes Mo6ltan0sfraft, Iebe iaale6es,
at Dor Srganisme er Juno, Sen lfal
90 NOT ielp bp6e 8afterierne Mob-
ltan6.
9bis BET lite bar laale6es, biI6e ri
aleiammen blibe mgrebne al ale nut
|lige @pgoomme bi6rerenoe fra 8af=
terrier, efteriom hi oagltg fommer /
&er9ring me6 oem ale. Set er fun,
naar Dor Srganisme CT ipeffet, t.
(@fs. beo uregelmesiig 2eoebis, @an=
|gel paa Maaoebob 0. {. b., BEN life
|fan blibe ieirenbe / @m1pen moo
|6ien6erne.
On iuno og r%egelmesfig 2ebeois
Ter BET be6ite @aaber moo 6isie bore
luipnlige SLENDER.
Petersen kan sige en- god Wit
tighed, Diet er sandt; bare han
Wide lade vere med at sende 81
ne Ojne Bordet rundt som en-
Tallerken til at indsamle Bifald.
y 4
Code Ord er lig en- Snor af Per
Ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-12-02
DE FORENEDE r
State D~epartementet.

rer til hvad der i Danmark kali
des Udenrigsministeriet. bet har
at gore med allie Sp9rgsmaal we'd
r9rende fremmede Lande, ale
Vanskeligheder imellem de For
enede Skaters Regering og andre
Regeringer, ale Sager angaaende
amerikanske Borgere, der har
fast Uphold eller er paa REESE i
Udlandet og alt hvad der vedr0-
rer amerikanske Borgeres finan-
cielle Interesser i andre Lande.
The Secretary Of State betragtes
som Americas F@rsteminister, og
i Tilf@lde af at baade Presiden-
ten og Vicepr@sidenten skulde
dc, vii han blive de Forenede
Skaters President. Den Nuvae-
rende Secretary err forhenv@ren-
de Observation-Disclosures Charles
Evans hughes.
| Al correspondence imellem
Prasidenten og andre Landes Re-
geringer og ale Underhandlinger
med udenlanske Gesandter og Re-
pr@sentanter, maa f9res gennem
Statedepartementet. bet sam
me gelder correspondence incl
lem Pr@sidenten og GuvernGrer-
ne for de forskellige Slater. Sec
rotary of State opbevarer de
Forenede Staters Statssegl og for
segler dermed allie vigtige Stats
papirer.
Hvor Statedepartementet kom-
mer i n@rmere Forbindelse med
Landets Borgere er i Forbindelse
med diets Paskontrol, Konsulats-
vesen og d~iplomatiske Tjeneste.
Enhver amerikansk Berger der
9nsker at rejse til andre Lande
Canada og nogle af de sydame-
rikanske Slater untaget) maa ha-
We Rejsepas, der for at vere CYL
digit maa bere Secretary of
States egenhaendige U~nderskrift.
Man faar Passet we'd at indgive
Assigning derom i County Cour-
tet eller U. S. District Court Il
New York City til Paskontoret
Il Custom House,, der u%ndersoger
ON vedkommende virkelig err a.
merikansk Berger, og derefter
sender Ans0gningen til Statede-
partementet i Washington, hvor-
fra Passet udstedes i L0bet af
nogle Dage.
Diet amerikanske Konsulatsv@-
sen har s@rlg den Opgave at
fremhjelpe amerikansk Handel i
andre Lande. Der er Konsulater
i naesten enhver storre By hele
Verden over. Konsulen skal BIZ
staa rejsende Amerikanere med
Rad og Daad, og skal staa til
Tjeneste for amerikanske Forret-
%ningsfolk, der sgger Handelsfor-
bindelser i Udlandet. Enhver
amerikansk Berger er b%erettiget
til at skrive direkte til Konsula-
terne, og udbede sig Oplysninger
angaaende Handelsforhold og Mu-
lighederne for Salg af american
ske Produkter. Da Konsulaterne
staar i stadig Forbindelse med
ale Import6rer og Export1rer i
Konsulatdistriktet, er de Stand
It'll at give korrekte Oplysninger
It'll enhver Forretningsmand, der
skriver til dem. De sender hyp-
pigt Oplysninger ON Diet paagael-
dende Lands Handles - og In
dustriforhold, Priser Muligheder
for Salg af amerikanske Produk-
ter, o.s.v., til Kontoret i Washing
ton, der strax offentliggor dem
Ii Commerce Reports, der I'D
sendes til amerikanske Forret-
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king. Code Ve1e, Telefon og Postrute
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