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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-19

famous Temple Dances. The weight Of
their costumes is considerable as each
garment is decorated with at least two
thousand set jewels; sapphires, en-
eralds, rubies and rhinestones. Count
ing fifty stitches to each Jewel, 100, 900
to the garment, it can be seen that the
original estimate Of one million stitch
es for the twelve costumes is con-
servative.
And these costumes were for dane
ers only and to gain special Ieffect.
Going into the costumes of the princi-
pals is another story. Marvellous sab
le cloaks and ermine negligees, start :
ling jeweled Javanese costumes and a
succession of interesting Spanish
gowns place this newest De Mile pict-
ure at an exceptional point in feminine
investiture.
Playing the principal roles are Doro-
thy Dalton, Mildred Harris, Conrad
Nagel, therefore Kos1off, John David
son, Julia Faye. The support is AIDE
quate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-19
DEFENDANT TELLS
STORY AT HEARING
Says He Broke His Jawbone In 1882,
and Has Been Doctoring It Ever
Since.

There was something funny about
the story that e. B. Scroggins told
Commissioner Davis at preliminary
hearing yesterday. Several nights age
Officer Stearns claims to have caught
him in the act of drinking intoxicants
on Palafox street. and also found a
bottle filled with a white liquid in his
hip pocket. He threw the bottle from
which he took the drink away when he
saw the officers. but they got it also
and at the trial yesterday testified that
1t smelled of whiskey.
But it was the explanation anent the
filled bottle which Scroggins Is said
to have had in his pocket that. caused
no little comment among court Off
cials. 1t developed that the bottle con-
tanned witch hazel. and Scroggins
when asked what he was doing with 1t,
is said to have declared that IN the
year 1882 I got my jawbone broke, and
since then i have been rubbing it with
this stuff"
Scroggins was bound over to the
next federal grand jury. His bond was
set at $3.50, but being unable, to furnish
this he was locked in the county Jail.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-19
RICH COSTUMES In
FOOL s PARADISE
Took q Million Stitches For Twelve
Costumes Of The siamese Dane
Ing Girls

A million stitches for twelve cos
timesl That's what It took to make
the gorgeously bejeweled costumes OF
the sianaese dancing girls in one cpl
sode Of Cecil b. De Miles latest Para :
mount picture, Fools Paradise, "
which will be shown at the Isis theatre
for two days beginning Monday next.
These costumes, perhaps the most
ornately beautiful ever designed Tor
the screen, were created by Claire
West. special costume designer for Ce-
Gil B. De Mile productions. The twelve
dancers appear in reproductions Of the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-19

THOMPSON'S CHOCOLATE
THE FOOD SUPREME.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-19
MAY BUILD BRIDGE
OVER YELLOW RIVER
Proposed Bridge and Road Would Be
important Link Between Pensa-
cola and Camp Walton

Forest Supervisor w. F. Hill Of the
Choctawhatchee National Forest and
c. H. Overman, county engineer OF
Santa Rosa county have recently re-
turned from conference in Montgom-
cry with A. E. Loder, Of the bureau
of public roads of the u. S. department
of agriculture in connection with Sc
curing federal aid on constructing a
new bridge across Yellow river and
connecting the brick paving East of
Milton with the 7Oka1oosa county line
near Mary Esther on Santa Rosa
sound.
Santa Rosa county has available ap-
proximately $4,000 on this project and
should the bureau OF forestry see fit
to meet this with q like sum 1t will
build the bridge in question and a
substantial portion of the road, which
will be Of heavy sand clay type.
Applications will be approved by the
Florida highway commission at their
meeting on next Friday and then
early action 10y the fedaraI authorities
will be expected. Especially as Mr..
Hill Is very desirious of having this
outlet from the Choctawhatchee for
est to Pensacola.
This project is a matter of much
Importance to Pensacola as it win
shorten the distance to Camp Walton
about 20 miles, making 1t only about a
SO mile drive. When also the new
bridge across Bscambia river IS COM
pleted the drive can be made in a
short time and thus give more oppor-
tunity to the people of Pensacola and
intermediate points to spend delightful
week ends at Camp Walton, Mary Es-
Their and other points on the West
Florida Gulf coast.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-19
CORONER'S JURY WILL
PROBE MILLER'S DEATH

Sid Miller was buried yesterday at
ternoon, and a coroner's jury will be
empanelled this morning to invest1-
gate his death and fix the responsible
ity on whoever killed him, IL possible.
The two negro's Jack Richardson and
Herbert Cotton were silent yesterday,
and the police have unearthed no fur
'ther proof against either. OF them.
Richardson has already admitted hts
part duplicating Cotton in the murder
OF the negro sexton. In fact, he ac-
cused him to his face of being the one
that welded the axe that Indicted the
death wound. Cotton still contends
that he is innocent
Further revelations may be brought
about before the coroner's jury today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-19
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
VETERANS FOREIGN WARS

The Veterans OF Foreign Wars VIII
hold special meeting in Justice OF
the Peace Johnson's court rooms at
the county building tonight at 1880
o'clock. and every member of the or
ganisation is expected to be present
There are several matters OF inapor-
lance to the veterans that must re-
ceive attention at once. The various
committees will also be called upon to
make reports and q good way for the
members to learn the exact condition
Of the post is for them to be present
and hear these.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-19
USED CAR MARKET
HAS BEEN OPENED
Local Dealers Form Association To
Handle Cars Taken In Exchange :.
For New Ones

The Pensacola Automobile Dealers
Association have announced the open
ing Of the used car market which will
handle the sales end OF the used cars
that the members Of the association
take in on new car purchases.
The Used Car Market is located at
Al e. Chase street. spacious location
where many makes of used cars OF
value will be had.
The following dealers are members
OF the association who are concen-
trating the sale of their used car under
the one roof: Son Buick company,
Jack Crenshaw, the Studebaker Man,
Brock and Westmark, Sellers Auto
company, Pensacola Buggy Works.
Bertoniere Motors company, Der. NJ.
Scarrttt and the Standard Motor Car
company.
These organizations realize the full
necessity Of rendering unexcelled SER
Woe to the owners Of new automobiles.
and they have reached the happy con-
clusion that the sale OF used cars
could be pooled to the advantage OF
the purchaser, as we'll as the dealer.
Persons who are interested in the pllr-
chase of used automobiles will GER
tainly find among the wide variety OF
models on hand at the used car market
automobiles OF known value.
The Pensacola Automobile Dealers
plans several clever sales campaigns.
and by watching the columns of the
Journal the prospective automobile
purchaser will realize dollars in the
purchase.
E. III. Lee a young man wen-known
to many Pensacolians. is going to
handle the sales end oe the organiza-
ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-19
TEACHER is ARRESTED
FOR SHAPING PUPIL

Prof. A. A. Merbler Of the Brent
school was required to give bond yes
terday afternoon on a charge OF assault.
The father Of one of his young girl
pupils swore out warrant ON the
grounds that he had slapped the child,
and called her some ugly name. The
warrant was issued by Justice Of the
Peace Johnson, and the case win be
heard In his court at an early date.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-05-19

Section 8. No person shall be, al
lowed to teach in any kindergarten
established and maintained under
the provisions Of this act, except as
helper or assistant, who has not
completed at least q two years
course in kindergarten training and
received q certificate or diploma
from a recognized kindergarten
training school.
Secgien. 4. That the funds neces-
sary for the establishment and
maintenance Of such kindergarten
or kindergartens shall be raised by
special taxation under any existing
or future method of school fund tax
alton under the laws of this state,
in any school taxing district now es-
tablished or that may be established
in. which such kindergarten or kim
dergaltens to be established is or
are situated; provided that the rate
of taxation for such purpose shall
never exceed the rate of-mills
on the dollar of assessed valuation.
(The California law provides that
the tax shall be not more than fiji
teen cents on the hundred dollars.)
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-05-19
WASHINGTON OFFICIAL VISITS
UNIVERSITY.

A visit was paid the Extension De-
partment Of the University last
Thursday by C. E. Chambliss, rice
Investigator Of the United States
Department sf Agricltsre, who was
on his return trip to Washington
after q months stay at the rice ex-
pertinent station at Crowley, Louis
lana.
1--WE are especially cooperating
with Mr.. Chambliss in an attempt to
develop new rice varieties" said DR..
w. r. Dodson, dean Of the college
Of agriculture. "Mr. Chambliss re-
ports that there are indications that
there will be about 100000 acres
planted this year in this state with
Fortuna rice, q new variety, which
il one Of the very best that can be
raised. It produces excellently and
mills well, giving a high yield Of
head rice. This variety has q pearly
grain and cooks WELL"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-05-19
xOUTB very CtU1ys
SHREVEPORT KINDERGARTEN
ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. s. p. Weaver, President.


Section 1. Be It enacted BY the
Legislature Of Louisiana, that the
governing school authorities Of any
city or parish in this state, shall,
upon the petition Of the parents or
guardians Of Is or more children
between the ages Of fouD and six
years, residing within any element
ary school district established BY
such school authorities, establish
and maintain . kindergarten OF
kindergartens within such district
for the free education Of children
between the ages Of four and IL
years. Provided, that the funds
necessary for the establishment sAnd
maintenance Of such kindergarten
or kindergartens shall hrst be pro-
vided in the manner hereinafter ret
forth before such school authorities
shall order such kindergartsn or
kindergartens established.
Section 2. That when such KIM
dergarten or kindergartens shall
have been established In aeeordanes
with this act, Il the average daily
attendance in such kindergarten
shall be ten or lees for. the school
year, then the said school suthori-
tiss shall, at the close q such
sshesi yssf, disseatinss sash kin-
dssosatsAs
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-05-19
DEAFNESS CANNOT
Be CURED

by local applications. - they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
Catarrhal Deafness requirss eonstiru-
tional treatment. HALLS CATARkH
MEDICINE ID . constitutional rene
dy. Catarrhal Deafness b caused By
IN inflamed condition Of the mucous
lining Of the Eustaehian Tube. When
tlhis tube b inflamed you have .
rumbling sound or imperfect heay1ns.
and when il d entirely closed. Deaf
mess u the result Unless the inflam-
nation can be reduced, your hearing
may BE- destroyed FOREVER. Hal LIS
CATARRH MEDICINE acts through
the blood on the mucous surfaces o1
the system, thus reducing the IN
flammation and restoring normal ccn.
ditions.
Circulars free. An Drugglsts.
+. j.. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo. Ohio
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-05-19
TREsPAss NOTICE.

Public notics b hsrehy giVn,
That "LINWOOD" plantation, 'TAY.
LOR," "COMO," WEST POINT
"SHACKELFORD" and "CYPBIS6"
plantations, in Tsnsas parish. La.
are posted against HUNTING, T1Ar.
PING, WOOD CUTTING and c1N-
ERAL TRESPASSING. Viola1sss N
be prosecuted.
MARTIN JACOBY,
Nswelltsns Il.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-05-19

You can't get strong on . weak,
flimsy diet. Tone up your stomach.
Eat plenty Of nourishing food and
build up your system. Tanlac does It.
st. Joseph Drug Co., Ltd.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-05-19
FLIES BRING DISEASE!
KEEP THAT FIRST FLY OUT.

The Fly that Flits About the Face.
Lighting on Food, Leaves in His
Wake Possible disease and Death.
You can't Kill every Fly but You
can Keep Every fly Out ~ Proper
Screening. A mild winter and spring
Mean more Flies.
The Screen is important. One fly
now Means q thousand More later.
Don't Give the Dread Disease bsar-
er . Chance to Enter your Home.
We are Prepared to Supply you
With q variety of Doors, Windows
And Screening Materials at reason
able prices. Our large stoek gives you
q Variety to Select From. Shipments
are Made Promptly.
Ask For our Folder describing The
Line and Prices.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-05-19
ALMA NEWTON

Author Of ''Dreamins True," Love
Letters Of . Mystic" "A Jewel
in the Sand," etc.
An Appreciation
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-05-19

When Q man isn't sure Of him
self that makes it unanimous.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-05-19

Screen your sls1sEns - Goess91
agaiase ~ Dss>ilasssS ~ - -
Qu1oss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27

N. $rbanke for KonQre$$en
111an>ett

Ur. scbanfe bar fsSt Deinneiota / 1878 af presiee aanIe
norfe, httberfe Sorrlbre. S fine @uheaur arbeioebe ban en-
gntif, ion Gaoeren eiebe. Senere aiennengif ban Ssifolen
Gilmore, @tnneiota, builten 9p ban ienere FIT sni9tere garf.
forretning. Oct bar fra gegpnbelien tpbeligt at fe, at ban eeSe
Observation-Disclosures, og bans Sremifriot bar bnrtige. Sor tolp
Gar iioen flphebe, ban til Ifaon gitp, bpor ban iioen bar bapt fit
Stem. Set bar Ser, OF ban os bans grober lagbe @~rlmbpolben
for Scbanfe & Company, MI ct al De Ieoenbe Snpennent 9anf.
butte Soma, gisrenoe 5orretnins Sarn Wtortgages og Sfole. oa
aommaneobG9ationer for bpilfe Tarfebet pafTtig @rao er
blepet lboiSet til soroel for 2aanetageren. Sra en- neget beIfeSen
gegpnoelie bar 6an bGret uaminbelig ~iufceSfulb. Scr. Gcbanfes
Inieelie for thrift neutrality-suspicious. os fair gebanbling bar 9ibet
bans Specialization en- flor SiIlntnhng S9rbeIesbeb uooper set
,~norbsitlise Soma.
Scr. Scbanfe, Ige Wtaioriteten al ameritas IeSenSe Stats.
memo % 8ubIiditer, er Ell ielfmabe Wano. San err Ell opmerfiom
Stubent al De offntlige gifGrer % foritaar De Broblener. iom
Nationen itaor I'll Iniat meb. 0teeet bentofratit anlaat err bans
Spmpatier meb oct ~almnoeIise Soil, 90 bi8 palst til aonaresien
bill bans Gnersi % bans Spstiebeo iom en- Oraauiiatcr blipe pet
I'll at ffre en- 2opsipnins bereanet pa of irenlne De probuccrensc
alasiers @efrrS os bolbenbe Sast moo Snhtr9nsen al SntereSier.
iout traster eter at fire fig. ipecieue Sriutlester entcn gorna al
%operorebre Solotarifer, Subfibier eQer Srttagelie for @rtraffuthr
pa ifore Snotrgter, iaaIeoes bpltenoe @prben oer pa Iarnrerne
90 Irbciberne, iom err befaheoe, life efter 9cres ebner til at betoIe,
men pa Ceres Nsbpenbtebeber, naar be fcplnler at ftebe,
Scr, Scbanfe etr o. briper ct gnal at fsarme % taser en-
rnegct aftip Del | beres MfGrer. Nae bans Snteresier err rrr for.
enst neo 6armoriit. % ban foritaar 5armcrncS 9robknrr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27

Iteab-2oben. Sommeren bab6e poo
Sorbamb barilet ON, at Sanaiels.
itraf bil6e blioe ~anoerbt, oe man bon
life fommen Iangt for 6. 81. &uitob,
Sorenebe Staters Mmibal, buriIe6e
ON, at MI par Sennepin Golrntn
Sengiel itappenbe fulbt. Sommeren
ipurgte, bporlebes bet bar / &amien
Gountp Sengiel borte / ct. Saul,
og paa &uitabs Sorfifring ON, at
Der bar meeen 8labs, erflerebe
0ommer Worris tort, at ban nof
inart ifitlbe fploe oct, bporpoa ser
Slag / Slag falSt Som meo gsber
% Sengielsltraf fra 90 Gage til 6
Waaneoer. "gr Sengilet mart
fulot9" ipurete 0ommeren unoer ct
Tibet Spbolb, og paa Ruitabs Spar,
at oct NOT funbe boloe enomt roale
faa, f~ortiattes Der. &uitao meI6te
bog mart, at mi bar ogiaa &amiep
Gountp S9ngiel fulbt. "gm right"
iagoe Sommeren, "iaa begpnoer hi
at fploe 8rigbt Gountp Seneiel. Set
er bel ct goot Sengiel peo goo
Wtab?" Sa, oct forItaar fig, og Der.
paa iattes WslIen igang ieien. 9u
bette SpneIel Dor fulbt beiut bIep
WcSleoo Gourtp Sengiel nep1,t iom
ct pasienbe Spbolositeb, og for bette
bleb fltlot bar enbelig oct belle Splag
at 5engielsfanoibater opbritst. Ser
falot NOT iaa mango bibenoe % tret.
teiGttenoe gemerfnineer fra Com.
meripoet UNDER ben raife grpeoering
at Sangerne, og "usiel" bar ct Orb,
lom ofte bleb brligt.
Gn Semmeligbeb afilpret. @n al
ct. OLAF Colleges Stubenter, Ser
fal0te Jig "Sngebret Sngebretion",
giorbe Jig fprriee &inter bernerfet
peO at binoe anben Bremie | en- al
minneapolis "SSournaI" foranitaItet
&appeitrto ON bneln funbe lepere set
beoite Snol9g | 8IabetS fomiIfe &c.
RE fremitiaenoe 8im @ump OF Mrs.
3mber. 9en belle &appeItrio bar Iaat
an paa at beffe 2sier, og ben al
"Sngebret Sngebretion" bunbne
Sr9mte beitob at ct "9plbent" ss,lg.
lebur, iom peo en- ierifiIt Oeputa.
ton blep bragt neo til IortbfieIo.
Nogen "Sngebret Sngebretion" bar
Dog Der life at finbe, og @unnar 9es
oerion, iom bar Stllbenteroreaniiu.
ttonens SrGiioent, oplpite tiliioit, at
oenne lamme "SSSneebretion" bar for
beifeoen til OF blotitiue fit pirfeliqe
Naon, bborfor nlat fit mootaae ssl,q.
leburet iom en- S@re, Der tiIfalbt belle
Sfoleit, % labe oct gaa bermeb.
Sette Git Sepi,tationen fra Sour.
GortiGttes paa iibite Sibe.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27

fpcnmeliabcocr for Iiltomobilturi.
tier, iparcr aobc &cuter neb at iaa.
barrne altib itanicr ser noglc Gage
og efterlaoer iig life iaa faa Dollars
for bpao be trGnaer. Sioeu SGioncn
aabreoes iiSite 8aar bar Der | Nar'
ibaIItoturs SuriltIeir itaniet 3,145
forifieIiee SilriiterS Iutonlobiler,
bper meb fra to til ipp Yerioner.
1ette bar iaalebes p9ret en- Craft al
life Iioen getponins, % n,eb DC bi,O"
te SefpemmeIigbeber bill Den blipe
itsrre for bpert Iar Der gaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27
Wttnne1ota.
Waauet fierner RifIefuale.

Iasnet fierner Riilefnsle. On
lioen Riflefusle, iom efter en- bsiIt
ubeloig 9eset meb 5aberens Scrip
ming al 9atroner tr9n9te fig ino |
Ell Smaasuts eile Die, blep forleoen
al Or. Nesmitb Relion / grainero
trilffet no ieien peo Sielp at Ell ltor
% fraftig Ragnet.
Cafe SentuR Sotel brGnbt. 8iGiter
/ Sranont Sotel / Safe Benton bleo
nplig paa en- baitig Waaoe iaget no
paa @aben, ba ben bagre Del al
9pgningen bite Jig at itaa / Slam
lner. tSotelet, iom bar ct al De 9lo'
ite / oerne 0eI al Staten, bleu paa
fort Sio soelagt.
Sra Isbet at samlc Settlere. -
Soreningen al gamle Settlere / GOT
tonipoob County bapoe forleoen lit
aurliee Wsbe / @inoom og paIgte
fslqenoe Gmbeosm9no: Sobn @us
Itaiion, YrPiioent; Simon Slion,
&icepr9iioent, % WrS. u. 8. Far'
fins, SetretGr- &aSierer.
Sarlise Maifiner. 80 WGno bar
n9iten iamtioig facet bsire Saano
ifumieret / Waifiner bpormeo "bllfes
oes" Wais paa Sarme ner Saropicf.
Sc er gilbert 2allcf, Is Iar, % Gis
nar 8eteripn, % Iar. gegee ulpf-
fer inotraf oa Be forisete at binore
Iaifinen / at opitoppes.
ling Manb f~ornlpffet. Sibnep q.
Roie, % Iar gammel % biemmebss
renoe / Racine, @is., blep nplig
or9bt ner 8arren, ba bans @utomos
bill CLEO paa BEN al 8iimbo belagte
Sci. Marpin Carton, iom tisrte meb
bamL Hap ulfabt. 9e TO W9no bar
paa Siempet tilbage ira Canada,
Slap meo ct fnGffet Ben. Sens
@apne, Sreeborn County &ommis.
ipr og boenbe / 8elepa, blen rant
met al ct Basiagertog paa 8ocf SIS
lamb ganen, oa ban TO Wtil Spo for
GLENDALE meo lin Iutomobil fisrte
oner en- ganefrpbsning. San Hap
meo ct brl,bt gen og priieoe fig ielp
lpffelig.
Sisrneitenslegnins. Sisrneitenen
til BEN rlpe Siablano norife llltberife
&irfe, ~belissenoe Spbpeit for SaS-
per, blep lagt iioite Senbag meo De
panlige Geremouier % unber itor
Seltagelie. Den npe airfe er opfsrt
iiteoetfor oen aamle Siablano &irfe,
iom brGnote til 9run6tn iiOltleben
December.
Glepatur / @eIS brGnbt. Sars
nleres glepator / @eQS antGnotes
forleoen peo ct 2p~nneoilag % nebs
brenbte meb ct betpoelie &pantum
&orn. Ntebens Spnltraalen ipntes at
ramme finn ben spre Cop al 9pgnin-
gen, iaa bar ben ooa itrar inobplet |
Slammer. st befti9t Regn bibrog
til, of g~ranom9nbene blep iitanb til
of reooe nprliggenbe Spgninger.
@ammcl Tiuneer Spb. Charles
Serpais er / ben bsie Iloer al sc
glar afgaaet peb Ssben paa lin Sarm
rlpr Rep Canada. Oct er life ian
oagligoags, at oenne bsie Iloer
naaeS, men oct merfeltgite | bette
SilfGlbe er, OF ban bar fsot paa ben-
ne Sarm % bapoe tilbrast belle tit
Sip Der. Saberen, Bierre Serials,
bapoe iom Rpbpager nebiat fig paa
@ienoommen for benimob ct Sllnbre.
De Inr iiben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-27
Ran= platferff,.

Nr. Sebanfe-
Or imob Sfibs. Subfoier.
Saboriierer braitite &ebuftioner neutrality-suspicious..
Sror pna at anpenoe &eeieringsaffGrer ben famine gfbf.
ttotet, iom er mpenot iufcesfulbe Observation-Disclosures
Saoortierer Seotagelien al nsbnenbie 2cpgipnina for en- sfo.
nortlt Sistribrering al 5armprobufterne, iaaeoes at be forboIbs.
bis bill bringe ct itsrre l1bbptte for grobucenten,
Eager oct Stanoplnft, at Irbeoeren life er en- Sanbelspare,
o9 oct Bruncip ma blibe anertienbt al 9opgipnina, Gi maa for.
ltre ollie. 1om arbetoer, ct GrHgt og forbolosmGsiigt lobptte for
BET arbeioe.
5aportierer at forbste oct geIsb, ion seoraI snrnt 2om
Sant 1naa lame til en- enfet Eeron, fra $4,000 til $25y 900, oa
at populartiere 5arm SaanS Sbigationerne, OF iaalebes rebucere
Hentefooen til 2aanetaseren.
6orosrnmer> Den Sraris, iom fsl9es Of marae Gouares,nrnb,
at 1plle FoHtif peo at "gaa ubenon" De iorelaaerSe Saaer Som.
greslen neo at bore frapGrenbe eler ienme "nerprrenbe" ener
"ientner life.
er trioo ben nubarenbe ~operorepnc soIolop, iom beffatter 5ar.
nefeh 30 paa De Stng, ban itl fisbe, for bier ST 9eIfptteHe, ban
n!oota9er for 1rne Frooutter. fr ina blot iom erroppife 8arer er
mo9i9ngfe ira bore Dtarfeber for at beIfptte bore bsiere SremIiI.
In8sclrtoihll1ser, taber Glropuerne beres @pne til at fisbe bore
5arnlaoinser: Oct nma til ipbenSe % ibt betpbe lapere griier
1r amerHanIfe 6arnprobuhcr,
Ut. sdanfes Wnofamotoat bar perett I aonsress
Jew "a "ar. @r Oct tffe 9toen, at CT Goranortms
bnrpe Stores?
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