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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05
JURIES AND BUCKETS

A New York judge, wearied by
the constant criticism OF the ad-
ministration OF criminal justice, re-
minded his critics that some Of the
responsibility could be placed upon
incompetent juries, and that the
remedy for this situation lies with
the better class OF citizens who too
often evade jury duty.
"No one has the right to COM
plain OF anything connected with
the enforcement OF criminal law
said the Judge, unless he is will.
ing 10 do jury duty in the criminal
courts. The loudest complainers
about the crime wave usually are
jury dodgers. They yell Fire |
but refuse to help put the fire out
though they have the best and of.
ten the only buckets"
II is pointed statement of ,
fact which is generally known but
too commonly CLOSED over. Build.
ing up the public conscience and
making the evasion OF jury duty
more difficult for jurors OF all clas.
ses is the answer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05
OUTWARD APPEARANCE

The Ottawa clergyman who for
bade women coming to church
dressed in knickerbocker sport suit;
has aroused quite storm OF com
ment, most of it, be it noted, fav-
orable to his ultimatum. He de-
serves the support he is getting fol
his position.
The pastors decision was in no
sense criticism of female sport
attire. 1t dealt wholly with suit
able dress for a specific occasion
other than sport. He explained that
ne would no mre have women in
church in knickerbocker suits than
he would have men in bathing suits
and therein he preached a whole
sermon on appropriate dress as well
as on proper respect for the House
of God.
1t is true that from time imme-
mortal, and through the instruction
OF the Bible itself, man has been
taught that the inward spirit and
not the outward attire was the
thing which counted in worship,
but for all that, the convention
which rules that the church-going
garb be as dignified and decent as
the purse permits, is good con-
vention. 1t helps to sustain in
both respect for holy things and
self-respect.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05

decade or SO. In way each
speaker was right.
There are failures in every field,
whether politics, professional life,
business or whatever it may be.
That fact never keeps the new
conner from trying out his own
ability in his chosen line.
The nation does need fine, clean,
progressive young men-and wo-
men-in its politics, just as it needs
them to be practicing law and medi-
cine, to be preaching in its pulpits,
teaching in its school rooms, cul-
tivating its farms, building its
houses or performing its seemingly
menial tasks. 1t is of chief i'm
portance that these students of the
rising generation be honorable, have
the right motives for doing what
they do, and care about their work.
Even politics will not hurt them
then.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05
POLITICS AS A CAREER

The other day a United States
senator, addressing group of pro-
fessional students at an eastern uni
versity, strongly advised them not
TO try for political career. He
said in part;
Mine men out of ten who enter
upon public career make fail
ure of life and die in poverty, while
the tenth usually just gets by"
Very shortly after, another legis-
lator, this time from the House Of
Representatives, addressed another
body 0f students and expressed the
hope that the senator had been mis-
quoted, because "the greatest need
in America today is that of intel-
ligent, unselfish and patriotic lead
ership in political life"
Here are two directly opposed
points of view. Probably neither
of them will greatly affect the num-
Der OF young men who will turn
to politics for a cereer in the next
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05
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VLOuIS JOSEPH NANcA ~
opn hLsA IsAM.a S-@

producing interests during his absence.
He couldn't say just how long that
might be. IL he could be Of any serv-
ice TO Lucinda in the east he would
be glad
"Goodby, BEL" she said, with not un.
kind decision but decision unmstak-
able for all that. And good luck. But
please never come back"
That night she sobbed herself awake
from dreams of dear days dead, and
lay for hours hating the cheerless COM
fort Of hotel rooms, missing poignant
ly the intimacy of her home and the
sense OF security she had known MU
where else.
And in the morning and morning af-
ter morning, she rose with a heart as
heavy as any she had ever known to
address herself to the daily grind.
Yet she had no right to whinper.
The new director was living up to all
Zinn's claims. There was no friction,
and under his sympathetic guidance
she felt she was doing better work than
she had ever hoped to do
But she counted hourly the tale Of
the days.
| Twice she heard from Summeu1Rd:
on the day following Belamy's depart.
ure, penciled scrawl, informing her
that he was now permitted TO receive
callers and protesting his impatiencs
for the visit which he knew her charity
would not permit her to deny him;
and four days later another letter and
longer, bringing proof of steady i'm
provement in less infirm penmanship
and phrases turned more carefully, re-
! beating all the first had said and call.
ing attention to the venerable saw
about the i'll wind on the writer's side
at least every impediment to their mar
rage had been abolished
In the upshot Lucinda acknowledged
receipt of neither, but for two morn
ings her waste-b basket, with its deep
drifts OF note-paper minutely scrapped,
bore witness TO her endeavors to frame
Continued on Page Seven)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05
TEN YEARS AGO
Happenings In Garter County and
Ardmore as told by the files
Of the Ardmoreifs.

AT Il called meeting OF the board OF
education today resolution was adopt.
ed providing that no teacher shall en-.
ter politics. Those meddling in the
political game will be barred from teach
ing in the schools Of Ardmore. The
board awarded the new high school
heating contract TO Kennerly. Spragins
& Lewis at their bid of s1S,sS0.
Sufficient funds were subscribed at
meeting last night to insure the
Ardmore baseball franchise being taken
over by stock company. A temper
ary organization was effected with
John S. owens. president; C. l.. Ray,
secretary and W. NJ. Hills, treasurer.
w. X. Bleakmore, assistant county
attorney of Carter county. has been
selected by Attorney Genertl West to
prepare number OF briefs for the state
in cases now pending in the supreme
court. This is quite bouquet for the
local attorney.
Citizens of the Chickasaw and Choc
taw nations met at the court house
here and agreed to employ attorneys
to file suits for recovery OF taxes on
their allotments, in accordance with
the decision of the United States su
preme court that the allotments were
not taxable. Richard Fl. McLish was
chairman of the meeting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05
Why?

II raised on farm, you know that
crops require at least Is TO 20 inches OF
rainfall year, without irrigation aid.
AT Greenland Ranch in Death Valley,
rainfall averages less than two inches a
year. The only nearby water is from
springs. 1t comes up 100 degrees hot.
Despite these handicaps, irrigation is
carried on and four crops of alfalfa a
year is raised on the 10 acres of Green.
land Ranch.
A philosopher would see. in this, dem.
onstration Of mans ability to overcome
any obstacles. The rest Of us wonder
why in tarnation any one wants to live
in such a place. especially doing farm
work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05
THE REFEREE
Sitting

What was the hottest day you ever
experienced? You might be interested
to compare it with the temperature at
Greenland Ranch in Death Valley, Cali.
fornia, which the weather bureau an.
nounces is the hottest place in the
United States and probably on earth.
1t is cold summer when the tner.
mometer there does not hover around
l25 degrees in the shade. And the TEN.
perature got 3 degrees hotter than that
on the record day, July 10, 1913.
You have, since you We're child,
been hearing about hell on earth" The
weather bureau seems 10 have found
1t in Death Valley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05
4 Newspaper That Serves
Monday, June S, 1922.
THE ARDMOREITE'S
PLATFORM

Strict laac enforcement.
A population IN Ardmore of
$4,000.
Better cooperation bet1oeen
the city and county.
Every county road passa6Ie
every day IN the gear.
Election of officers acho re-
gard duty above personal GAIN
Consolidated schools IN the
rural distHctsssSs,sr-
Elimination of class factaona-
lism IN city and county.
Diuersificotion of crops.
Paving for every street IN
Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05
Danger

train? Claim agents, checking up the
22s fatalities in railroad passenger trav.
ell during 1920. find that GA were killed
in getting on and off moving and stand
ing still trains.
Eighteen fell from moving trains. 2S
fell TO death from coach steps, 10 were
under guard and jumped to escape.
Only 64 We're struck by the train or
run over.
Carelessness is the cause OF at least
half Of all accidents. If curious TO check
up Conan Doyle's word.pictures Of the
hereafter, take chances.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05
Neglected

Too many parents are shifting the
responsibility of caring for their chill.
dren onto the church. tie school and
the puolic authorities.
You'll probably asres with that. which
is said by Theodore A. I.othrop. Of the
Massachusetts Socley for Prevention Of
Cruelty 10 Children.
AsSirg what's wr)ls with Amcrica'i
youth is a self.soothing way Of passing
the buck. There's nothing wrong
with American youth. What's really
wrong is the parents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05
Germany

C. J. Warren. of the Remington Type
writer company. scoffs at the general
notion that Germany is a vast beehive of
industry running full.blast night and
day.
After q long inspection visi: IN Ger
many. Warren reports that: While. OF
course. different industries varied. it
seemed to me that the country as II
whole was producing about IS per cent
of capacity
That is not very pleasing report fer
the international committee of creditors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05
EDITORIAL
OF THE DAY
THE BRAND OFBANKS

Judge Thomas II. owen. one of the
democratic candidates for the nomina
tion for governor, recently issued q
statement in answer to attacks that
have been made upon him on the theory
that certain national banks will control
his administration, If he should be elect
ed.
Judge owen said the extent Of his
banking connection is his ownership OF
81 900 worth of stock in one Oklahoma
City national bank, which has been u
regular legal client OF his since he re-
tired from the supreme bench.
owen rightly defends the banking
business as legitimate and necessary
part OF our commercial hfe and makes
no apology for owning bit Of bank
stock and accepting an established bank
as client.
But Judge Owen does not stop there.
His signed statement said.
81 will not undertake to influence
the treasurer as TO the amount OF
money he should deposit in any bank
in the state, but VIII leave him free
10 dlscnarge MS uuty undef MS oatn Oh
office and according to the dictates OF
his own conscience"
The Oklahoma constitution puts the
state funds under the absolute control
OF the state treasurer, an elective and
bonded officer.
Judge owens frank and ready reply
to the whispering campaign against
any candidate who even has a small
amount Of savings invested in bank
stock ought to gain him friends among
those who have heard nothing against
him but banker control"
Surely candidate must have consld
cradle strength TO cause the republi.
cans to go to such a flimsy length IA
attempt TO find a vulnerable spot
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05
Sunday Speeders Slipped

Sunday was a beautiful sunshiny day
and many were the motorists who step.
ped on the gas to try 'er out" Not
less than halfdozen OF the speeders
were caught by the police and will be
tried in police court this afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05

Mountain miners In the Andes do
heavy labor in a rarified atmosphere
that makes the slightest effort fatigu.
ing to newcomers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05

In 1921 the worlds production Of
coal dropped back to the level of pro.
duction in 1909.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05

Actual documents of Aztec history
are available to the history student to-
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05

There are $50 men residing In Enid
who are veterans OF The wars of the
United States. according TO the statis-
tician on the News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05
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Sooner
Read

Here is the Lawton News version:
&" Sugar is made from corn recites
a headline, but as to the possibilities
of Indian maize. well, that's not half
of it. learie."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05

The same newspaper says that an
Enid girl who heard that JAZZ was
dying out declared she did 10. doIDt
II from the noise l. IVES making.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05

OF neart, pul u ulet OF nuSkS deserves
credit for an assist, says the Okla
honoan.
Those who are not acquainted with
Farmer" Fields need not look for him
in the fields, says the Usage Journal.
He has offices in the Continental build.
ing in Oklahoma City where he has
framed the farmer for 10, these many
years.
AS Lincoln said that time, you can
fool all of the people part of the time
and that accounts for The market for
used cars, suggest the Muskogee Pnoe.
nix.
The trouble with many people. says
the Okfuskee Newc, is that they can't
reduce their earnings and theIc yearn'
ings TO the same ommon denon.,,stor.
This country ia not so much inter.
ested in tax on tips as 1t is to a
tip on taxes, says ihe Enid ally Ea,le.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-05

Soviet reform may be due to change
Of heart, but diet Of husks deserves
credit for an assist, says the Okla
horpan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05
Ntn8erifin8er, fe Der!

Iaa 8runb af, at intet pasIenbc Go.
fale funbe erbolbes for bort 0tsbe Ben
1ite os 2ben SUM, er bet ubiat iii Sbe
CO Doe Stunt. GItIna msber Ringerits,
laset / Can Claire, @is., Sprsbog %
Srebas ben Sbe os ODE sunni. @poct
Deepnber al. 10 Sormiboas Den SSe, %
forti9ttes Srebae. Sorsbaes Gftcu bIir
Der 8antet og ielpfelselig anbeu llnSers
bplbning. It nepne noget mere ON
programmed er pperilebist, ba Bet uI
0teno % aninber, iom pelpiqis bar iat
i8 / Spibien for ltnoerboloninscL iii
gisre bet iaa bp9geli9t iom mlIigt for
GiGiterne. en- IutpmobiltlIr rulrOt
@pen ps Smeen baaber bi at faa, Zig Ben
Ut fit / Sersus Sails for no9Ie Gar IL
ben. Ssrite os anbet ginD az Dor llos
nanbringsliteratiir bill flinne erboIbcs
paa bette Isbe at ale, ionl life fsr hor
unifuffet Zig bisie Bigger.
Saaber at ret mango maa meoe Trer,
ifripe Jig inb / 9aset % ta9e Sci /
SorbanbIingerne SGr berfor bicrteItg
pelfpmne ale til bette Wsbe Den SSe
ps ODE SUM- 1922.
8. g. Sobnlon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05

fom SliaIen isier, bennc Gang meo
finn cit @i,t. Nof TO glar pasierebe,
% Storfen fom paa lit treble geise.
80" iaeoe 29een. go" sientos
@ilba oe broe no paa lin Waisaeer
81. A ON Woreenen. Ser beneif nj,
ire aar, fsr Storfen igien bite fig.
Get ipopanIige Intal," iaebe 2G.
gen. "SpiGinaer," eientog 8iIoa.
Gre fIere Iar eif ben, ga 1919 brag.
te iamme Sitgl 90 iamme 99ee.
Gre" oplpite 2Geen. % ban msotc
Sarmerer ubenfor 9sren. Gre"
gientoa oenne ibet ban itsttebe iig
moo SiispGggen. Ser ON Sagen al,
lagbe altiaa Storfen lit iiette 9eisg,
% set bar 90 at 9pgen inbifr1nfebe
Jig til at boloe TO Sinere ipeiret, 90
Sarmerert nleo et itort Spsrgsmaals-
tcgn / gniiatet mebte bam ube /
8aarosriimmet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05
GDO 0afota.

ltbpaseIist Tnnb. 9iget al ct ny.
loot Barn fanbtes bet ON 9agen !
en- gpgnins | ben sitlige Del al
grpofings. 2iget bar paffet | ell
8aoipf pg fat | ct iibeboet T9relle.
Gn Stemme giorbe ltb1aget. Sor.
leben Dag bapbe man / Safe Ireiton
olminoeIie Solfeafitemning for at
beiegle Sorilag ON llbiiebelie al
gonos til ct 9elsb af 100000 for
Spferelie Of en- M Ssiifolebpening.
SorIlaget forfaitebes meo en- eneite
Stemmers Waioritet, ibet Der bar
1876 Stemmer for og 1856 imoo.
linn MurSer pil Iepe. Sra &eb.
fieIb melotes oen lite Wai, at elmer
Scbermerborn, Ger ifieo % orGbte
begge fine Sor9lbre % oerpaa peno-
te @eparet MOB Jig ielp, al 2egerne
err erflpret rlbenfor Sare og burtig
beores. @utten ifiso peo ct ltlpffes-
tilfplbe lin Mober, og efter bbao ban
ielp bar paaltaaet ifiso ban iaa lin
Saber, irpgtenOe for ben Straf ban
biloe bore ubiat for al Oenne. San
iorisste iaa at tage tit eget Sip. @l-
mer er maaife | flere Se%nieenoer fife
ct normalt Barn. Srobs at ban fun
err Is Iar, peier ban iaaleoes meget
nRr 200 8unb.
Sppe life raabpilbe. So Wpno,
ser en- Scat fom inb / en- Gafe / Siour
Sails, ioripanbt meo belle ben itore
og meget tunge Gaib &egiiter, me-
oens g%etienten par ipsieliat ube /
&ietfenet. 8el pioenbe ON, at oct
life Loo Jig gisre at fomme til Tenge'
i%fitffen uben at Den i~laboeragtige
&loffe ringeoe, baboe De fufi0et ben
l1boei at tage oct belle Ipparat, og
9etienten opbaeebe fsrit "forlent tit
Sab. Sppene bapoe uoen Spil babt
en- s1itomobil / Nprbeoen, ba Ippa.
ratet bar for tltngt at bore en- lpn-
gere Siitance. S Sfuffen bar mellem
$50 % $40, bpprti iaa fom De 5000
eGer mere, fom ben itiaalne Gaib &e'
glitter foiteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05

Sernflump, Tom ct Srps 3pbber
babe taget meo iig, ba BET al en-
Storm bar rpffet op meb &oben, %
8ipabif @rube - eller iolfalb Ell
9~eepnbelie til bernie - par opbaget.
Sra oisie Spbagelier ifrep fig Wteiabi
&ange, liggenoe omfrine 90 Wfil
i%snoenfor 8ermiaion Gange o. pa.
rallelt meb oenne, men itr9ffenoe Jig
meget Longer peitoper. s 1895 bar
ltbifibningen al Sernerts lteget til
benimoo 8 Wiaioner grois Cons, /
1900 til s Wiaioner % / 1907 til
271a Wiaion Cons. s BET iioitnGpns
te Mar par ltoifibningen ira en- enfelt
@rube n9iten 3 Wiaioner Cons, me.
bens llbbpttet / @ermilion Ranee
meo Ell e1eite llnbtagelie er iorblcpet
UNDER 2 Miaioner Cons pr. Mar.
Wteget al Sernertien aiper 20 Yro.
cent rent Wetal, men @rts inoebol.
0enbe mirlore emo 90 4rocent betrag.
tes MI iom lsnnenoe, og oerai er en-
orme Masier, bporaf enbnu intet er
taget. Statens Sfattefommisiion
forbsiebe / 1907 Sfattebproien al
2,116 @rubeeienbomme, inoebploen.
De 1892, 509,757 Cons, fra $64,.
100000 til $1S9,5O0,OO0.
Ninneiuta Nunpartiian @alsliite.
Sra Winneiota Nonpartiian Sopeo-
fparter befienotgipres peo ltgens Be-
epnbelie, at en- no~eenlunbe fulbit9n-
Dig 8algIiite bar opitiaet. Gnbel al
De &anbioater, iom anbefalebes al
Statsfonpentionen, negtebe nemlis at
laoe Jig itiae, bporfor 2iiten ienere
matte iuppleres. Nonpartiian aan.
oibater err MI iom fslger: Soreneoe
Staters Senator, Or. Senrif Chip.
iteo, minneapolis; @upernsr, Wag.
nus Sobnion, &imbaG; Stntslefres
ter, Wrs. Suiie Stageberg, Heo
@ing; Stotsfasierer, Sranf &epes,
international Sails; Statsauoitor,
Wrs. gli5a gpans Seming, Winnea.
polls; @eneralabpofot, George 8.
Siegel, ct. SAUL; Sernbane- og So.
r~ebusfommisier, SO. 50. &opiter,
@lennoob. 8labie fremoeles at no.
fploe er for giceguperner og for
Seieiteretsbommer. Mr. Siegel bar
anbefalet for BET iioitn9pnte gmbeoe,
men bleo flpttet ober til @~eneralao.
pofat. Sor Glerf of Slipreme Court
Itettes itiltienbe Serman Wflleaer,
Der for fire Mar iiben palgtes iom
Nonpartiian 9anbibat oe III, ieger
@ienpalg iom Hepublifaner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-05
SrpnocrIa8et.

ltnber Srenberlagets Stepre / @rnS
SORTS iibite CONNER afcepterebes SnS'
bpbelien til at boloe neite Stebne !
Siour Sails, g. Sal.
ga BET norifc Sangerforbunb / Fine.
rita bar fin Sanserfeit / Siour Sin,
Scfpa, ben 23be, 24be os 25be Stunt,
bette @ar, iaa henltilebe 8eitprelien al
Srenbcrlaget til 8umiteen / Siou5
Sails at, pm bet bar muliet, orbne 81
rem for Srsnberitebnet iaaIcocS, at
Stebnet funbe bcIbes itrar for SanScr'
fciten. llnoer benne Srbnins fltrNe Be,
ipm bar lanet at reiie, eieite be8ge
Itsber paa fannie 9feiic; TIL SiOry
9th er iffe iaa ipGrt lanst fra eiOuy
Sails.
aomiteen / sipur Sails tos 5tnitil'
lingen al geitpreIien / 8etra9tltng %
beltenlte Siben for Srenberlasct5 Gteo'
tie til ben 20be % 21be sunni.
aomiteerne / Siour Sails bar orrtt
/ Girfiprnbeb / lGnscre SID meO at 8l''
re Surberebelier til Stepnet.
Hu, fi9re Srsnbere fra rGr os
fjcrn, bsr pi reiie / Slot os Sslgc I'll
Stepnet til Sommeren for at optrt'tc
De gamle Iinber, at billie paa 8nnlIc
gefienbte % Senner, at itifte me Sc'
fIenbtifaber, at bsre hpperlis Sale %
liilig @eniif ps at sisre Siolg BduS
til Nprses Sopebftab | In1erifa.
9eitbrelien for Srsnberlaget ammo"
ber Srsnoerne paa be mere cerltraIe
Steber % trtteit beboebe Strsg ON at
bcitrebe paa at banne lotale SrsT1oer'
lag. Taa bisies Isber fan rtat1 "a
babe bssselige Stunber os eiere profit
ite Sorberebeiier for Heiien I'll Ste''
net.
Set Iofalc Sag" / 8ranb Sorts hao'
BE- nplis en- iellfabelig Samnertoll'f'
Siben tilbraetes meb Saler, SetIntlla'
ticuer, Gang 90 8eprrtninser. gFaat
BET Iioer I'D paa Spmr,eren ltot, tont'
MGR "2asct" til at sisre ell llnflligt NJ
bet lille Srsnoelagen lbe peo 9olii'es,
81. Sat. Ser or hi lobet Slsoc9reo no'
lii ale, cnten Set bIioer fda euer r1dl'9s'
Sor flere gar iiben fattcbe Sreroet'
laset ben 9eitemruelie, at bbor Der e.
lotale Sag, betaler man TIM 81 eis'
aarIig ill SobebIaset; eaers er Mons
tinsenten 81 Iaret.
Sc Iotale Sag" fan osiaa itstte po'
reblaset berpeb, at De inbfdsIerer aa'S'
fontinsenten 90 ienber Den I'll So'S''
lagcts GasIerer.
benne Sorbinbelie ifdl ie9 nG0Hs'
at ies bar enbnu moi iaamange al SLsn,
berlasets slarbos for 1890: Slu'
ecrfor bebe, at iad mango Iont Tan "
icm life aIercbe bar 9iprt Def, peru.
iii apntingcnt for 1919 og 192o' ~
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