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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
Bundogs workout ronight.

Duuuoks WOrkUut IOnignt.
The Defiance Bulldogs WIN hold
their final practice tonight IN pre-
paration for the Wilmington Associ-
alton game tomorrow with Seventh
Ward at Second and dupont Coach
Charley Welsh and his squad are
respecting the ability OF the Chioks
and win have a long snappy drill
tonight. All players are ordered 20
report at Third and Adams promptly
at O'Clock.
Business Manager Sayers OF De-
hance announced last night that
negotiations had been completed for
game with Clifton Heights on, Sun
day, November 26. Clifton and the
Bulldogs have been negotiating for
a game for some time and Manager
Sayers completed the details this
week. This should be a stern test
for Defiance as Clifton is consider
ed one OF the best elevens in and
around Philadelphia.
Defiance Youngsters Meet Sc. Luke.
The Defiance Academy football
team win meet st. Luke IN a pre-
liminary game 10 the Wilmington
Association tussle at Second and du-
Point streets tomorrow afternoon.
The game wall start at l O'Clock.
Members OF the Defiance Academy
squad are requested 10 report for
practice tonight at Third and Adams
al o'clock.
Snappers and Ninth Ward
In Important Struggle
What promises to be an interest
ing tussle and which no doubt bears
strongly on deciding the second GLASS
championship OF the CITY. as It will
be decided will be staged at Eden
Park tomorrow with the South Side
Eden; snappers and Ninth Ward az
the opponents. Past performances
mark the teams as evenly matched.
The snappers have hard road 10
travel for the remainder Of the sea-
son. Games are scheduled with
1Iiddletown ana the DUPONT Dye
Works.
West Wilmington AZ Msrshanton-
Marshaliton will open its home
season tomorrow when the West VIII
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
BOY BIKERS IN
RACES TOMORROW

Everything 80 ready for '~bfkS'
fans at 10 o'clock tomorrow At
BayDard Stadium All the boys en-
itering the various events must ps az
| the track AZ 1870 or before 20 re-
eeive their numbers. Samuel Bay
nard says that tho track will be nm
ished today. obs
The prizos and the events wsre an
nounced IN yesterdays Bvsnins
Journal.
Following 10 q nst Of some OF
the officials in charge OF tho sverts;
John Minniok. ohief starter; Frank
McKennsy. chief timer; Less Wait
ters. clerk; John Melloy. chief
scorer, and Luther Robinson rsf :
eros. y
-Iseu y
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
HILL TEST FOR
MOTOR BIKERS

The Wll-Del Motorcycle Aseocia-
ton will act as host TO one Of the
largest gatherings OF motoroyclists
ever held IN this section OF the coun-
try on Sunday when the annual hill
climbing contest under the auspices
Of the association Will be held at
Smiths Bridge. Baltimore. Lancas-
ter, York, Harrisburg, Reading and
Philadelphia clubs will be strongly
represented at the climb while there
viii also DO a number OF unattached
riderh A handsome silver loving
CUP is offered as a prize 20 the club
having the largest number OF entries.
Many Thrills will be Afforded the
spectators who take in the CONTEXT
as a hill climb on a motorcycle re-
CURES the hand OF an expert with
plenty OF nerve. The climb held by
the association last year was one Of
the largest attended sport events in
this section IN several years whom II
was estimated that close TO 5000
were in attendance. This mark will
most likely be passed on Sunday.
The climb viii be quite novelty 20
some people in this section as most
of them have only had the oppor-
tunity OF seeing such an event on
the motion picture screen. suoh an
event while dangerous at times pre-
ssrts some funny situations az a
rider may get within a few feet OF
the top Of the hfi1 before he would
be unseated and he and the machine
rr0ff1d fatre a fuTlh1a
The affair viii be staged at Smiths
Bridge which IS located along the
Kennett Pike about 8 miles from the
city. Arrangements are being made
10 have buses running TO the scene.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
Sport TablOidS
PRINCETON.

PRINCETON, N. J~Colgate
wore crimson Jersey. So ala Chi
cago and Harvard's going 20 wear
them Saturday. Crimson Is our
meat, ." Mel Dickinson. captain OF
the Princeton eleven, said before the
team left for Cambridge.
BALTIMORE. Nd. walter
trenoh, -ormer Rutgers football star
and a sensational back at West Point
for two years. has enlisted In the
cavalry as a private and viii work
up from tho ranks for a commission.
He VII play In the baol1fisld OF The
Third Army Corps team which Is
TO play the Quantico marines for
the service championship,
WEST POINT, N. Y.-Notre Dame
football contingent arrived here to-
day 20 put on Anal touches for the
game with the army tomorrow.
Coach Davy gave the soldiers their
last work out yesterday and turned
the field over today 10 the visitors
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
Opponent

These figures make Chester the
favorite but this is not what the
students at the Delaware avenue In
stitution think they show spirit IN
backing up the Cherry and White
and a record crowd Will go 20 Ches-
ter tomorrow Knowing that the
entire student body Is back Of them
the eleven gladiators that play on
smedley Field tomorrow viii give
everything they can
Ashton's team has had some mis-
fortune IN the way OF injured men.
Ever since the Southern fray some
Of his best men have been out or
not In the best shape. Captain
Stout. Norm White Fletcher, Mill
kin and Sweezy all regulars will be
back IN the fray tomorrow.
Coach Ashton has moved Stout 20
play tackle and Smith 20 hold the
guard post. This will strengthen
the line great deal. The Cherry
and White line Is heavier than their
rivals. averaging $50 pounds. The
backhelds average about i4s pounds
With sor.mmages every day for
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
W. A. A. TO MEET.

Tho Wilmington Athletic Associa-
ton will meet tonight in tho Offices
OF the Manufaoturers' Association,
Law building. Ninth and Market
streets. The meeting will start az
s o'clock. Lou Cohen. chairman OF
the entertainment COMMITTEES. has
been busy the past few days arrang-
ing the program OF the first affair
of tho association and win make a
report at the meeting.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
TOmOrrow'S Football
Wilmington Association

Wilmington Association
Seventh Ward W.. Defiance
Second and dupont ts o'olock).
st. Mary VI. Psrlrside. Harlan
Field.
Haverford VI. Delaware. New
ark.
Wilmington High w. Chcster.
Chester.
eElesianum Va Bristol High.
Bristol. Pa
ST Luke W. DEMANDS Aosd-
envy. Second and DUPONT q
o'oioclt).
Ninth Ward vs. s.s.-H Snap
pers. Edan Park.
81. Hedwfg Va FSvo Pufnta.
Five Points.
West Wilmington ~ Mar
shallton, Marshallton
Diamond State A A VI. Now
ark. Newark.
Brownson Academy " Md
dietown, Middletown.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
McerNN1s IN CHESTER RING.

One Wilmington boy Is on the
card for the bouts at the Princess
Theatre IN Chester on Monday
night He Is Buckley McGinnis, who
will meet Buddy Daley, Of Atlantic
City. IN the sem1-windup. DALEY
Is one Of the toughest battlers Nc
Ginnis has ever been called upon
to face and II should prove a stern
test for the local mittman.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
FR1ENDs VS.. GERMANTOWN

wilmington Friends School will
meet It's strongest foe of the soccer
season in the Germantown Friends
at Rockford Tower this afternoon.
The game will be a scheduled con-
test in the Private School League.
in which Germantown is leading the
race. Germantown has oopped the
championship for several years run
ming.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10

Price. Swarthmore. Umpire, stol-
lenwerck. Johns Hopkins. Head
linesman. Campbell. p. N. o. Time
OF periods, Is minutes
Only one day remains for tho big
game. when two schools. rivals for
over a decade. oppose each other on
tho sridiron. IN their annual football
game tomorrow afternoon. This
game Is the biggest fray Of the sea-
son at both schools.
The two schools are Wilmington
High and Chester High. The elevens
Will battle on Smedley Field al
Chester tomorrow afternoon. with
the locals on the short end last sea
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10

II child has no playroom and
must keep HIS toys in the livsngroom.
give him the tray OF a trunk. so that
he may gather them up and slide
tray under 1iving-room couch when
tired of playing.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10

Many women dislike 90 crate
horseradish, but II a wet towel is
placed over meat chopper so that It
will not interfere with handle the
process will not be so painful.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
Students Go BY Boat

Sthdents 80 By boat
Tomorrow's crowd should be the
largest that ever attended a foot.
ball game at smedley Field. Will
ming students are planning TO go b.
boat leaving the Wilson Lane wharf
az 1880 In the morning.
Coach Ashton intends TO tshe two
full teams TO the rival town. They
win assemble az the French street
street station at IL o'clock and viii
entrain for Chester. A short dril
n planned by Ashton whom the eth-
letes arrive there.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-10
the nrst part OF tn. week. Coach u

the nrst part OF the week. Coach
Arhton let up and sent both squads
through stifr signal and forma-
ton drill yesterday. After this long
drln. White and Stout were ordered
20 practice kicking. Both made
good at drop kicking. Captain
Stout then started punting and yes
terday's kicks were the best that he
had done this season.
Wilmington holds the edge in vfo-
tories sinoo 1911. After hunting
through tho nies here Is what we
findf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-05-25
Notice OF Publication

Regular Term, May, 1922. COUNTY
Court of Jefferson County, w. Va.
IN TIE matter Of the estate of BarthoI.
omew Moore, deceased:
ms matter coming on to be hearJ
this "a day Of May, 1922, upon the
report OF Commissioner s. w. Washing
toh' iurther settling the account of +
vaughn Link and Warren Dcmorv. Ex-
cutors OF SAID Bartholomew Moore. de-
ceased; and also ascertaininr the heirs
al law OF said decedent entitled tn
Paiiclpate in the distribution OF the
residue OF his estate, after payment of
!egacies, under the Will of said deco
aeft' Fled May 1st, 1922. to which re-
P"Ti there are no exceptions. and No
cause therefor appearing on the face
thereof, the same is hereby approved
ana confirmed and directed TO be dulI
recorded. N"S
1t appearing to the Court that n re-
poFt OF the accounts OF the transac-
IONS Of T. Vaughn Link and Warren
Demory, Executors of the Last viii ard
lestam mt of Bartholomew Moore. de-
ceased; and of the debts and demands
against the estate of said Bartholomew
Moore, deceased, has been filed in thc
ofiice of this Court, and the said Fv.
eCutors, on motion of Robert | Moore
ana Meta Irwin, legatees and distribu-
ices ton behalf of themselves and othpr
IeSateeS and distributeesO of the said
bartholomew Moore, deceased, il is
ordered that the creditors of the said
bartholomew Moore, deceased land ali
o'Her persons interested), do show
cause, If any they can, on the 9Th dav
OF August 1922, before this Court. NJ
IT'S court room in the said county Of
ieherSon, against tho payment and de-
Llvcry OF the said estate of the said
bartholomew Moore, deceased, TO his
legatees and distributes according TO
their respective rights under his Will
And it is further ordered that
copies OF this order be published once
IN each week for six successive weeks
in the Shepherdstown Register. a
newspaper published in the county Of
Jefferson, and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse of the said
county of Jefferson, and at five OF the
most public places in the said county,
where the said Bartholomew Moore
resided at the time Of his death. at
least six weeks before the time here.
IN ordered to show cause
Teste:
CHAS. A. JOHNSON,
Clerk of County Court
OF Jefferson County, w. Va.
May II, l922-ow.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-05-25
Wooden Wedding.

On May 10th Mr.. AMI Mrs. VS.
Gcary celebrated the fifth annigefal
OF their marriage al their hon:
Sakerton, this county. A special vel
Ding service was read by Rev. [ =
Brandt, following the advance Of L:
ribbon bearers, Lowell HetzelI az:
Griffith Moler; the six brides m!i:i
their costumes following the COLI
scheme and carrying bouquets OF ;no''
balls and snapdragOns, were M&s
Pearl Welsh, Mildred and MABEL R%
Genevieve Carter, Minnie Kitg-E
ana luanita Moore; next Inc two i!o''
or girls in their angel beauty VI
GINA Elizabeth Welsh and Helen ne
eel, nieces of the bride; iollows; J
the radiant groom and the bIl;5a
bride, to the strains OF the ws-.t
march played by Mr. d. H. Hetze" II
bride looked charming in a goEn .
white marquisite wolfe and tl''I.
Bride roses. After the service -:..
louS refreshments were served. W
happy couple were the rcc'l EMS .
many beautiful presents ana -.
stantial sum Of money. Mr.. ana ~,
Geary use this means to thank '.. :.
who so successfully aided IN man,
this affair happy and memorial. "
caSion. Mrs. Geary was formeit ~. ~
Martha Welsh, daughter OF NJ ="
Mrs. John Welsh, of BakertoH.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-05-25
SHA.f SBuaG Nsa.

George Poffenber,o.
SoS acres for $500 SSo-Hy .3e7
berger has Teen man,c..s Pc,
,or several jears. Jon5 e ms IN
~ OF West Virginia. IS r CyA' tome.
farm and working to- .fv,ls @, t,
berger. 'or Mr. Pos.
II you want to be haul.
G ran, around here. JUS, wet Il.
want to buy an automobi1.. say yn
KING, of agents will be ' me, and al
Robert F. DELANEY n .',.r yoa
trip TO Baltimore las, , nlaa y 2n9t..,
treatment and eyes "''" iJr !,s
Roy Long, of !iarers,o,-
I'owney, OF DownsyiIla Sin.
Keed, from near DownsviIlaa al. Jan,
Name Long, of Downsyjiies' ..3 N.a
i!lGks Remsourg, of SharnS,,aa..c Nh
visitors with John D Prr,SSS.s ssr
onaries Long near town ~ Gts al
MRS. Remsburg is very in VI" Sun:p.
John Nose has returneI >.
seIstown and will be with bi "G S Ia.
mer. 'oF The sg-.
Shines merry-go-roun5 -.
viii be here one week 81. 'ai1jul
decoration day. Lots Of fr .- aarl
Kids and big boys too, and i1a iof d:
ris wheel. '''N Gig Fs,.
DR.; Ennis has about comnl.,..
clubhouse at the Miller F s.S as
place, and much other rers -. I'LL
being done by others who b1S -'.ag
there. The fishing for h5,S has,, Golis
June LIST, when they will he ~. ''sii
ing and going all the time ''"'e CO.
mrs. Ada Thomas will sci, o, 6.
urday at her late residence be- VI s w.
mold goods in Sharpsburp II ~ aot%'
VIII be worth attending "'s As
Seymour Fisher, of Roanoke NO..
visiting his father, brother and 's ~,
Mir. and Mrs. Lester Ber4a.
moved their huSehoid goods Il, s Wv;
Washington. Mr.. Blenders ,G ~ noo
mas improved some. They stora .' .s..
goods in the building of 3s., ..,
yesterday that had been use4 '-
pool and lunch room.
Richard Davis, who has bea, 49,,
ing with the Kelley Tire Com,,, ,~n !,
Cumberland, Md, has returned ~ :.
home near Shepheri5toaa He ~,
over visiting his grandnotFsr W.
Jonn r. McGraw, His mother ~,
with him. >"
Mr.. Frank Boyer. of Baltimore s,...
week with his sister, Mrs Dl,g
Huyett.
Charles Cramer, of Cumberl,,
brought his mother, Mrs. lanes C.,,
mer ZellerS to SharpSburg last T6px.
day and she will remain. until shs
memorial day, and then NAV pr
Washington to spend some time vii
her daughter, Mrs. James SPRING.
Mr. Cramer returned the next In
He Is looking we'll and SAYS he ~
plenty of work where he is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Jackson d
washington, are up at their home hen
for few weeks until after decorate
day.
Mrs. Percy Hoyt has returned r-
the west where she has been for t.:
past 1Ve years with her sister. w
Murphy. She viii reside in her iv.
nished home here.
About a half dozen school scholn
were taken to Hagerstown last vsa
by the county school agent TO hlT
their teeth and eyes treated at IL
county'S expense.
The cut worms are playing hayc
with vegetables plants and the com :
the fields. J
Contractor p. Z. Kretzer and d!
men have the foundation about resI
for the Charles Keedy residence, Will
vii! be built on the strip Of land W
Keedy bought of DR.. E. NJ. Carrot i.
joining Mr.. keedy's apple orchard e,
chicken hatchery, which Mr.. Kss!
Will engage in besides his apple D.
chard.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-05-25
IN MEMORItM.

In sad but loving membrane, =
my dear mother, Rose |. Crelm.f y"
died June nth, 1921. -.,
Softly at night the stars are g's''"'
Upon the lonely grave,
Where sleepeth without dreaming
Our dear mother who Ia, E''''
Heaven retaineth now our treasure
Earth the lonely caskst keeps
Our home would be like heaven
Could we hear your voice 1ea'"'
You are gone, but not forgotten
Never will your memory FADE,
And my thoughts will always ing, -
Around the grave where you
laid.
She was called from this world o. y
To the home of eternal rest
Where sleepeth without dreaming
In the home Of rest, sweet rest
The Lord took you from US,
1t was His holy will,
And left in our hearts vacancy
Which no one else can I'LL 4,
BY Her Devoted Daughter be'"
Other papers copy.
Reno, the Fakir of Drama, 10
hall Saturday night.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-05-25
CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned wishes to convey
her thanks and appreciation to the
friends and neighbors who were so
kind and helpful at and before the flu
neral of her father.
Mrs. III. S. Pitzer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-05-25

Reno, the Fakir of Drama, ~
community hall Saturday nlgh'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

Soartale al 9ronning @ilbclmine.
Sm &beloen bar oct MuiifunoerboIo-
ming al De beoite ar9fter Sope6ita.
Den fan bpoe paa.
Selofelgelig off Ell Del norIfe Or.
oeller til Soauno og en- Gel 6oauno.
lfe til Norge unber og efter Seitliq.
peoerite. Zen norife aronprtus TT
1aaleoes Ell I'm bollanDif Oroen.,
Slttert er bet bel ogioo OF bon6e
@ellltabet melem De TO 2anbe oa fypr.
Observation-Disclosures 2anb og Sorto
lmeQem er itprtet og uopibet oeb ge.
's9et af Dem ~elifoproige 6prtinbe.
SorGt.
De norife Slbtier er ito6id oper.
tplote at lange geretninoer ON
SorGtsiteoner % Sorptsspelier. Set
Ter no iom Sbrptten itaota bIir men
popul9r. Ser fan hi life taae meo
pioere al set SIags. s Torten fan
ttGpneS at / Ell &onp / aiebenhopn
nellem De 3 Sanoe bleu Soeriae go.
|, NorGe lo. = % 9onmorf Go. 8.
Norge bar ieiret / en- 9SobboIb.aan1p
moo 6inIart0 og tabt ! en- Iignenoe
Strio meo Suerige.
On ing norif Sportsmon6, Char.
leg Soff, bar lat I'M gcroensreforo /
Stapiprang pda 4.t2 ~.
Inorc Nteeoelelier.
Sbp, Statsminiiter %. aonop er
blet Weolem al NobeIfomiteen efter
Sergen 9splonS.
Sto%ripirbleren / &riitiansiunb,
ben portugiiiife @%icefoniul Carlos
Santos er oentt I'll 6 WaaneSers
Sengiel.
Set Ter no iii Of BIZ en- ip9r IIom
nteo ge9er | Soft. Se blir onttre1tt
10 pot. biligere ems ifior.
"Norife &pinoers Noticnolrooo"
bolot lit Iorsn1obe / SalAeiuno ON.
firing lite Septe1nber UNDER Itor Gel
tageIie. Reoet peotog en- &eioIution
ON Of Notwithstanding maa
ltraffes baarbere ems f6r, % at 9e.
r~lllel'e unoer Sorbrpoelien life ntoa
an lees Tom formilbenoe SmItpnbia.
beo. Ser peotogeS o9iao en- ltStolel.
ie ON at Notwithstanding maa
blt o%bIiaatoriif / @pernc % / Sc 9ug.
Der bpor Oct labcr iia aiennemf6re.
Sen befie1ote Sl,nitnpccn Chr.
Sangaaro / Sriltiania cr sos, IS Iur
aonrel. San bar. ifipnfet bort gsa.
tionalaauert Ell nppcrIia SamIirtq al
gonrmel &linit fra Neoerlanoene,
Stalien 90 Spanien.
S0te Septenber 1922.
Ynbcrs SfrcSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
Gmieranter / Zoo.

S oe omfrins &einertiens balufer.
bige Sus iab, oa Gar % Wor fom
oerneb, en- Sfare at SiemIsie, Sinl.
peleie % raaolsie. Oct par ct Spn,
iorf life furtbe glemmes. Der iab
mango at Naturen iterfe apinber o.
R9no os srab. Se grao, forbi be
bapbe miitet fine 8iere paa @eiien.
De er9b, forbi Sc baobe forlabt Ror.
&c. 9e grGb, forbi be bar / eft frem.
me6 2anb. Se sr96, forbi De life
pibite bperfen no eaer IND. Der bar
NOT S~pforbrins til Misiionspirfiom.
beb. Der treustes NOT @eilebnin.
gems os Trsitens Orb,
Sor panee al Dem, iom ia6 Der
meb turtge Sanfer, bareoe bet boa
life iaa lenee, isren6 be ianbt fla
ct Siemiteb. Eaarerne tsrre6es, oa
ON en- Gel @ar priiebe be bet 9an6,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

iom efter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sio
poa mango Maaoer bapbe sipet iaa
rigt Geberlae for, bpao De forloo. Del
bar nemlig Weno % apiuber meo
Billie % meo Sierte.
Mere).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24
sri Yrene YIapao.

euctu tisa;ts tor bet III ,1sr nsssaHnst. eas %
',nss Isrn On MGrsse AZ giteisr tpr at eseas eeas
eIapas DaeS sisr for aners. eos % 'tr< fsu
IN 9sa on SrptHase ZEN 'srisnr Esn mango EsaS
Nor ,sisorr, Gi,ener ma ktte SaAsst pesr. icrs atfotaf
ssrii,r al pIayas oaes bar tarryst .isr nttaas'q
ham ,artsas gueans ien 'praaEiesssG -srpigeNu-..
Vent Ire. sstet ttfs r xtans. ssEs Ssrs
ri prSse SiaSas rss enseesass ppn. e.ss.
,r,N,s,r ss, auasaeHes 9yrs etrin ~ plApAo
COMPANY, a7o1 otusrt euslsaag. d.
Louis. No.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-24

| &riltiania % runot / 9anoet oaite-
ret for grng al norife 8arer. War.
teoet | ariitiania blep beisgt al 3d..
600 Wtenheifer, og Ser bleo iolat 49,.
600 Barefoot. Wsange Iorretuinger
lolgte alt De flunoe ifafie tiloeie al
@arer. S oct belle bar Ss~aninaeu
til Warteoet omtrent Tom THOR og
SmiPtningen b~etpoelia iterre.
Sgiaa uoenfor 9anoet bor Warfe.
Oct gIort Hptte. Set franife Norret-
n~ingsbIab "S'Sniormation" bar iaa.
leoes ell foroelagtig Smtole al Iar-
teoet. Oct gier Hebe for bore l1o.
ter'elsartifler og liberalization en-
StatiItif Tom bier at oct efonomiife
Sip | Torae er / Spipins igien.
Nurgcs lt~oienbinaer i 8enf.
ltnoer &onferencen Tom 6oIfenes
6orbuno fortioen boloer / 8enf har
Norge ppret reprpienteret al @ene.
ralIefretpr Snnge, GrofeSior ariItine
@oltnepte % Sriotiof Haniel. @ore
uo'enoinger bar ale leperet ppatioe
Srolpg for S~roberifab melem SOL.
tene og for en- Sunlan Srbnina al Sc
forelig9enhe Spgaoer. 9anaes 9rin.
clip at Suogetterne ifal lrages til
8rllno for Ifrllimingen blep iaale.
0eS go0ficnot. Srpfen 9onuepie fif
gteobolo fine Spnsmaaoer ON Opt
itmsipergsmaaIet.
N1llen er utrptteltg / lit Irbeibe
for OF biGlpe Sriesfaneer % Slpgt.
rirger os for at linore Sunaersns.
oen | Hlislano. San bar oaiaa frem.
lagt ct Sorilag ON Of SoIfenes Sor.
b1ir1o ifal forisee of faa en- inarlis
eroe paa &risen / Srienten. 9an.
len bar oeiaa faaet beeilget 100000
9ulo'Sroncs til SiGlp for S%lpgtnin.
gerne / SiQeaiien, % ban bill M mite
Srganiiationerr,e for rusiiIfe Shat.
ttrger ogiao til Si9lp for Sc srpif e
90 armeniife Slpatnineer. timber
Wteoerne / 8enf bar gtanien oplnit
at Der iii MI er uooerlet t66,579
Sanger ira &uslano % 244,456 fra
Oct eorige europa. Nariens Siplpc-
organiIationer bar iaIt tnbiamlet SO
Win. icbpeit5tife Srancs, al bette
faloer 460,500 Srancs paa Morge.
Hairen er blct bploet ira ale SoIo
for lit misunderstanding Irbeioe.
@iipeinSpicIic.
Gn iielSen SeitioeIigbeo fanot
Steo / Gor Sreliers Strife i ariitia.
mia Ssnbas 24be September, ioct Sc
to me 9iiper Sobun 2unoe % 9isn.
neis.Sacobien blep inbpiet. Sroina.
tionen foretogeS al 9iifop StspIell
lpm bolOt en- marlenbe o. paffer Or.
0ination. San frembolbt nlco &raft
% Sarnte at Sriiteuoommen alene
fan bi9lpe Oen ipae Wenneifehco. =
Oonprouit @leotticb IpIte ira Srrfe-
~itole, 9~ipsiaeaen til Sc to me 9iifop-
per. gegge to fortalte enfeIt % H.
getil bpprleoes sc blep &riitne, %
begge to irembolbt at sc bill perale ON
ben garnle barnliee 3~riitentro.
Otter Sroiuationen pr9feoe gi,
Ifpp 2unoe puer Sageus Sert
"San1Ier e0er life Sfatte paa Sor
oen".
Songen, Hepreicntanter for Gesie.
ring % Storting iamt Sc fpriamIcbe
Ereiter lpfsnifeoe efter ScitioeIiabe.
Den be me giifopper inbe / &irfens
Safriiti.
&irfer bar un6er Sunolingen fplbt
til Sr9ngieI.