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Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
Was Given Judument

WTLLCOX- According to advices received here yesterday the Circle A Cattle company secured Judgment in the superior court at Tucson on Thursday against the Cold Prince Mining Company, of Los Angeles, for 1.250,000 shares of stock, or $125,000. Whether the final judgment will call for the stock or the money has not been learned here.
 According to the complaint filed by Francis NJ. Hartman, attorney for the plaintiff. Amos F. Richardson transferred l,250,000 shares of stock in the mining company to the plain tiff and the latter on the same day delivered the assignment to the de. fendant and made demand for the Is suance of it of a certificate of own ership of 1,250,0O0 shares but the de fendant had so far failed to deliver the stock which is said to be worth 10 cents a share.
 J. T. Kingsbury, of Tombstone, and Lyman Hayes, of Wilcox, represent ed the defendant.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
SETS HIGH RUN RECORD.

|. NEW YORK, Feb. 24,-Ralph Green leaf, professional pocket billiard cham pion, with 100 successive billiards set new worlds record for high runs and successfully defended his title to- night by defeating Thomas Hueston, the challenger. 113 points to Is in the final block of their 450 points match.
 The total score was 45O for Green leaf and 133 for Hueston.
 The previous record was S1. estab- lished by Benny Allen in 1919, in Philadelphia.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
GUN FIGHT AT GAME

JACKSON, Miss, Feb. 24.-Warren Ashley, 35, and Walter Sullivan, 30, are dead at Mize, Miss, and Marshal Albert Lack is seriously wounded. and Mrs. Warren Ashley wounded, as re- suit of gun fight that occurred at a basketball game there today.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
FORM ITALIAN CABINET.

ROME, Feb. 24.-(By The Associat- ed Press.)-Deputy Facta, who has held the portfolios of minister of jus tice and minister of finance. informed the king late today that he will at tempt to organize new cabinet to take he place of he ministry wnics was headed by Signor Bonomi. An official announcement on the cabinet situation is expected tomorrow.
 the south and the west portions of
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
Old Timer Dies

BOWIE-Word was received here yesterday of the death in Los An. geles on Feb. 20, of s. C. Heaton, for. merly known as Dad" Heaton. Hea- ton was employed on the Southern Pacific as an engineer and, in the early sos ran the Bowie Railroad Hotel He was the owner of the ho- tel for several years and then moved to Tucson where he ran the San Xavier Hotel. which was located near the present s. P. depot. He was also at one time a member of the Tucson city council. He was 70 years old at the time of his death. He was bur jed at the Hollywood cemetery on the Fist
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
FIRE ON PRINCE, PARTY

LONDON, Feb. 24-The firing upon several members of the Prince of Wales party while they were motor ing from Delhi to Puttiala, in the Pun jab region of India, is reported by the Puttiala correspondent of the London Times. No one was hit and the char acter of the assailants is not known. Police are Investigating.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
Around The
 World

Despite obsolete equipment. China is probably, after the United States, the foremost agricultural nation. ?. 70 - .tt'Hl'iiji'H fil
 Largest rock salt deposit in the United States extends from northern Ktnsas to western Texas.
 Steel derricks are replacing the wooden oil-rigs in California's petrol cum fields.
 Orange trees have been known to bear fruit until they were 150 years old.
 Fingernails are affected by certain bodily diseases, thus forming an in dication to the general health.
 A leaf from Christmas decorations is preserved in Yorkshire, Eng, as a remedy against toothache.
 Few Turks have more than one wife. although the law permits each to have four.
 Twenty-six women have positions on important state board m ~-ew Mexico.
 Two-thirds of the population or India is engaged in agricultural pur- suits.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
Ice To Be Cheap

DOUGLAS-Ice costs less in Doug las than in Fl Paso, it is shown by a comparison of the price lists. While local consumers pay 90 cents a hun dred pounds in 10O-pound lots, and 60 cents per 100 in smaller quantities Fl Pasoane are paying SO cents for the 100-pound lots and so cents for icedelivered in smaller quantities. A corresponding lower rate for ice de livered in ton lots is prevalent in Douglas compared with the pass city ice company's quotations.
 It is considered remarkable that the local ice company can make ice here cheaper than in Fl Paso, be cause the latter has larger territory to cover.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
Hot Ham Sandwich

Boiled ham, squares of hot toast. spiced sauce.
 Have the ham cut not more than one-quarter inch thick. Cottage ham can be used. Broil lightly first on one side and then on the other. Put between squares of toast and pour over the sauce.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
TROOPS TO LEAVE

DUBLIN, Feb. 24.-Evacuation of British troops from Ireland will be resumed next week. it was announc- ed today. Two special steamers un- der British government orders will leave the port of Dublin early in the week with troops and military stores.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
BASKETBALL STAR DIES

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Ernie Reich. 29 years old, one of the best known professional basketball stars in the country, died on pneumonia at his home here today. He was member of the original Celtics, claimants of the national professional basketball amDiOnShip,
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
TO NAME POSTMASTER

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Announce- ment of the new postmaster general to succeed Will H. Hays, whose resig- nation will become effective March 4, will be made next Tuesday, it was said today at the White House.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
TO AID SHIPPINC

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-President Harding will deliver personally to con- gress early next week the administra- ton plan for extension of aid to the American merchant marine, it was said today at the White House.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
zRYszko DOWNS MINkLEY

MILWAUKEE. Feb. 24. - Stanilaus Zbyszko, worlds champion heavy weight wrestler, defeated Arnold Minkley, of Iowa, here tonight i'll 55 minutes and 80 seconds, with g head lock and bay arm.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
sWILcATS' DEFEATED.

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 24.-The Uni verity of Southern California basket ball team won an easy victory over the University of Arizona five here to- night, 25 to 16.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
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 SyszZS s''',!: Bow: |'I| E |!|{| Isy!a|

In the handicap tournament last night, Mrs. Brown was without ques- tion the star bowler. Her high three game score of 505 won three points very handuy for her team. In ta- other match there was no high lights visible. The scores follow:
 Team No. vs. Team No. I12.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
Com
  

March 15-last day to pay income tax. Beware the ides of March. One sign of spring is when neigh bor brings back our coal scuttles and borrows our lawn mower. Better change Hollywood to Holly did.
 Give up and marry" is advice of fered bachelors. Then they mary and give up.
 Foreigners swindled in Chicago can become regular citizens now.
 One fellow calls the weatherman a whetherman-he doesn't know whether it will or won't.
 On the railroads a hitch in time kills nine.
 Man who said "Out of sight is out of mind" wasn't speaking of prices.
 We can hear the footsteps of fly like thunder" say scientists. Like thunder, you can!
 Never was, never will be kitchen big enough for a man to loaf in.
 Chicago refuses to save daylight this year. They need all the night they can get in Chicago.
 About time for country photograph CTS to unpack their wooden fish for the spring trade.
 The man caught with imitation books containing liquor picked his library from the best cellars.
 Kansas has so man gubernatorial candidates a man has to announce it only when he isn't running.
 The boss doesn't always work at being boss at home.
 When the Prince of Wales was thrown from his pony some bystand- CT probably remarked, "The prince of walls"
 Not knowing where we are going is no excuse for not being on our way.
 When your wife misplaces her pocketbook, call the income tax col lector, He can find money anywhere. < One concern working overtime is the well-known grave concern"
 It seems that high taxes will end when we do.
 Oxford dictionary finished after 43 years ought to have the last word in dictionaries.
 An S3-year-old woman has mari" for the seventh time. Wonder if she knows every seventh marriage in this country is a failure?
 Our prediction is that we will al see better days soon. Spring is on the way.
 Slate waste may be useful as as- phalt filler instead of cement or lime- stone.
 Punch and Judy are relics of char | acters in the old miracle plays of me- dieval days.
 Grapes boiled in butter made fav- oTite dish in English Q few centuries ago. 4J-z-hAnHsse
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
Totals

Team No. II won four points.
 The Douglas Elks' team will be on hand tonight to bowl the local Snie-J team. If all the men selected to bowl against Tucson can begin at o'clock 1t will enable Brown to get into the game. Please advise if it is possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
1o Be Remodesed

OUGLAS-Douglas is to have a new modern hotel with roof garden steam heated rooms, a wide veranda
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
AT LOCAL THEATRES
"Ihe Girl in the Taxi"

Mr., and Mrs. Carter DeHaven score another screen triumph in their latest farcical comedy, "The Girl in the Taxi" a screen version of thehir famous stage success of the same name, which opened last night at the Lyric theatre.
 The humor that was injected in Irwin Beds," the previous farce of fering by this same couple, is pres I ent in abundance in their latest pho- toplay. The house rocked with laugh ter when the policeman, called Tn 10 Quell the disturbance in the Cafe ae Paix, discovered his wife as a mem Der of the hilarious party. But this situation is only one of many that convulsed the audience.
 MT. DeHaven is seen in the role of a "mollycoddle," that is to say, his father bestowed the name upon him because of his eliminate disposition to do nothing and everything at the same time. For example, he takes his fathers best clothes and pawns them. Suddenly he espies his father and hides in a taxi hired by a charm ing young lady. Within the space of first thing you know he mas worked a second he is whisked off, and tine himself into her good graces so much so that they have dinner together. To further complicate matters he finds his father inthe same cafe and the situation that naturally evolves from the meeting provide the nucleus for complete parental consternation.
 Altogether "The Girl in the Taxf' is one of the best farce comedy pic lures that has been seen heretabOuts in a long time. All of the members of the cast acquitted themselves ad- mirably, especial mention should be made of King Baggott, as the stern husband and Grace Cunard a sthe policeman'S wife.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
"CONFLICT."

One of the most thrilling pictures ever made for the screen was shown last night at the Central Theatre, when Conflict" Priscilla Deans lat est Universal-Jewel production, had it's premier in this city. The picture is the last word in screen melodrama and it grips one with it's suspense al- most from the first flash
 Its climax is built around the dyna- hitting of a big log-jam in the swollen waters of the great north woods, and the succeeding flood of logs and water down the valley, sweeping everything in it's path. The big punch comes Dean, rides madly down the bank abreast of the flood, leaps perilously from log to log through the flow, and rescues her unconscious sweetheart, played by Herbert Rawlinson, just as he is about to be swept over a ca,s- ract. "
 The suspense is real, the thrill is actual, and Miss Dean deserves credit for one of the most fearless stunts ever performed for the screen. The rescue scene has been favorably con- pared to the rescue scene in "Way Down East" It is just as goou, .. not better. For one thing, it is not so long drawn out.
 The logging camp scenes of Con flict" are a revelation in screen yer isimilitude. Miss Dean and her con- pany passed several weeks in the tim Der country of British Columbia film ing the story in its proper settings.
 The story concerns Dorcas Remalie. a society girl forced by her fathers death to go and live with her uncle. a mysterious recluse and lumber baron. A crafty and queer house keeper rules his prison-like home in the deep woods. Menaced by the housekeeper and driven to despera- tion by the omiDous atmosphere of the place, Dorcas runs away. She has fallen in love with Jevons, an edu- cated young lumber man, who has
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
To Move House

DOUGLAS Assistant State Engi- neer w. c. Goetz, John B. Hart. chairman of the board of supervisors and Attorney c, V. Manatt, who drove to Bernardina Thursday to de- termine the date for moving the resi- dence property belonging to Mynatt & Voss and occupied by the family of MT. Mynatt, were disappointed in arranging a definite date, but have had the assurance of Mir. Mynatt's attorney, c. V. Manatt, that the occu- pants were willing to have the house moved across the track at any time now.
 When the Douglas-Rodeo highway was built the house was left standing and a detour made. The county has agreed to allow S5,000 damages to the owners. When the house is mov- ed the state will build the stretch of road on the rightof-way, doing away with the detour.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25

One sign of spring is when a neigh bor brings back our coal scuttles and borrows our lawn mower.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25
AROUND THE COUNTY

tiled floor lobby, private baths and sample rooms.
 The man, who is demonstrating his faith in the future of the city is Will liam Adamson, who will start work on the new hotel Monday.
 The old Roy hotel building will be the scene of remodeling. The first floor. formerly the old Roy cafe. will be the lobby of the new Arizona hotel
 There will be 38 guest rooms and four baths for public use. Running hot and cold water will be in all the rooms. The name of the new hostel ry will be the Arizona hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25

March 15-last day to pay income tax. Beware the ides of March.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25

Slate waste may be useful as as- phalt filler instead of cement or lime- stone.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25

Our prediction is that we will aV see better days soon. Spring is on the way.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25

Punch and Judy are relics of char acters in the old miracle plays of me- dieval days.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25

Better change Hollywood to Holly
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25

Grapes boiled in butter made a fay orite dish in English 8 few centuries ago. AJ-1-hAase sss.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25

Twenty-six women have positions on important state board m ~-ew Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-25

Two-thirds of the population oi India is engaged in agricultural pur suits.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
49be Harsano.

Der er en- BEL Del Sonfcfsbe /,
oeine liot frie SperI9ttelie al, bnoS
ben blot beficnbte profesior 9onsn
tort for nogen Eib lioen u6tor,a
San raaber nnge Wenb til of onar
peie nsie meo fig ielp, ON Sc bsr ~,
I'll College. 8ibere gisr ban S INV
merfiom paa, at Der fan iorfcs
aunofaber paa arlben Woooe nn;o,
emo peo at iaa fig Dem inbprprfppSSaa
beo en- lig 2~9r6omsanItaIt. gi SoS
io aae Oct, men beb ogIaa, of Set
telit bIir forismt. Bar lea meS Son
@rfaring, leg mi bar, en- fattio n.
miles Ssn, mer, me6 meaet oIrIir,
beige epner 90 itoo fpr6ia til NJ
gaa til College og berpeb oper[psis
baaoe mine Sor9Ibre on mia ierS
-meo trDffe1oe 8ielo for manoe gIo~
piloe ieg efter at ia Ieit benre W.
tifel, labe Gonesen gaa no al min
Saftfe og NIT Sinb.. Gen pirfeTins
cpnerige unge Wanb ener apin6p ~
Oct en- mben Sag meo. @eniet bsr
lite at Wansel paa goueqep6bor,
nellie Der | Mmerifa. Sa inaer mon
olminoelig Soritano trenaer brr,
ubioenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
Gndelf polttif.

Sbaa, Torsbae, boIber De brittle
melt fonferpatipe @lementer ct meget
pigtigt Webe I Carlton 9lubben I
2onoon. llnberbuiets llnioniiter og
Sperbuiets Corner fol ba Spgisr
meb 2IopD George % auiten Gbams
berIain, Der bibtil bar itaat iom Unit
ontiternes Ssrer, men MI bar iboret
2lopo George Suloifab % Sroifab.
Oct forlpber fra 2onbon, at BDis
bette Mebe tar beitemt Ifitano fra
gbnmberlatns llbtalelier I 8irmtng.
bann, taa pil 2lopb George trabe ai
% anbefole aongen at benbenSe fig
til be %fonierpatine ON Sannelie Of mn
8estering.
6pis bertmoo Msbet farer Tempe.
Zig meo Chamberlain, ifal oct p9re
Winiitercbeferts Senii9t at tilraabe
aongen at opIsie' 8arlamentet %
faitiGtte rtpe galg. San bill ba ieIp
gaa til @alg paa ct i,bpreeet aoali.
tionsproaram,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
CDetfro.

ut ipaa I &affegrut eIer Tbegr1ts
CT en- Sport, iom oripes i aGe 2anbe
for Spss e1er @lpor. Waar man
bar oruffet i'm Sbe eQer &affe =
hos be Horife ipaar man altio / &af.
fcgrltt = penber man &oppen paa
Sfaalen os inur ben rltnbt tire @an'
&c. Saa tor mani Sen op % unberiss
ger De 8ilsoer iom bar bannet fig
af g%unbfalbct.
lSenne Spaabomsfunit bar lin
Sprinbelie fra TO gamle Spitemer.
Cen enc bleb melt praftiieret / bet
gomle sggppten og beitob | at en-
Sole e1er Sob bIeb fpIot meb gano
90 en- Heripn, a%lminoelig ert lIng
Gut, itirret neo / @anSet, inotil
ban bIep 5ppnotiieret og "iaa no.
get" og .SppnotiIsren ubIagbe ba
bpao @utten iaa. Q9et er bet lam.
he &neb iom Be ombanfen6e Magier
/ Moro-Mfrifa pruftiierer Sen Dag
mag, meb en- Grade Slrf ! en- Cuts
Saanb.
ga Solepb ienote fine Tienere eli.
ter Srsorena for at ftnbe Sslpfoppen
/ geniamins Spf, Boo ban Dem iise:
'gr life bette min Serres @op, al
bpilfen min Serre 6riffer, / bptlfen
ban ipaar9" Serfra fommer oeil
mpitiife ggenifab peo @oppen =
man ipaar oltio / &oppcn, life |
glasIet. 9etpbningen al 8rltten er
en- 8ienlpb fra en- gammel Sio, oa
man brpppet imeltet @or / @ano
ca af ben Svrm, iom @oret fit peo
Iifielina, iorfpnotes De %fremtiOige
@egipenbeber.
st Ipaa meo @or err gammelt, Sbe
CO 9affe bar bare nogen bunoreoe
S(ar bpret ficnot | europa. men oct
primitive Snitinft | Wcnneifene greh
aaifegruten til at forubiige Segipen-
teber, iom Set iamme Snitinft bob.
Sc grebet Set imeltnbe Sor %aartuies
Ter tilbage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20

Voaltapcr CT uoen 3piI g~egpnoelieS'
togltnperne til 3ongenS 8algiprcg
N'ietate & Snititio.
5Gitnin1cn bar aIbrig ,Srettet
r9pncp9roioc @eorifter; Den bar
iiGrmeit li9act iom en- Gruiel / 6ior'
cen % De ifarpe Glib, iom bar be-
ret lott, fan iiffert tGues. S Ills
forIsgte ben iaaIebsS at gisre iig
6lrloenoe, bo Trmfelbts trooper
mgreb gpen, nier SsIben fra @arni'
ipnen, ioin blco oprettet peo Be for:
tic NGitriugsnerfers S~ulbfsrelie |
1872, bapoe bsiit u~betpoelig Sirf'
ming.
Smiolertio fortiener bette $50
Iarsinbil9ilm aIlisenel at minoes.
Oct er fra 1852, BEN egentlise Seit-
ming fan oatere iia. S oct Iar bleu
be fsrite 8h9nineer fprbige, Gen fit
lin fsrite @arniIou og i'm fsrite &om-
manbant, Sper SfioIbbors. @arni.
ionen beitoo al Is Wonb, men fiinoe
! 9risstib brides op / 450. Oct par
oerme bepR6nebe Silitanb, iom gjor.
De, at MitnfboImen funbe benpttes
lom Sorpisningsiteo for politiifc
Sorbrpbere" % meo Iaret 1872
inbpariles aItiaa BEN Geriobe, iom
er Ben Understandable / belle Wunf-
hoImens Siitorie.
Com &1trioium ifal hi tililltt n9o.
ne, at oct taar err $50 gar, iiben
Den efter 8riHenfeIbt, melt bersmte
Sange bIep inbiat paa MlinfboImen.
@~eneralmaior Otto Seneca bon SOL.
fenifioIb, iom uben Sfplb bIen inc.
piflet / Strueniees Salo, bsmtes /
t772 til Sengie[ paa Wunfbolmen.
DEN 26oe Stunt |. I. brastes bm,
cinborb I ct 5fi5 paa a%isbenbanns
Steb 90 Sfibet lanbebe peo Wunf'
holmen 4be Iuglit. 2igeIebes er
bet iaar 45 Star iiben @igum fom
Bio no. s 1877 bIeb ban aniat iom
0eta6ementsfomn1anbsr oo Sprpog'
fer pua Wunfbolmen. Gen elifpPr.
biac Spipnsmmb bill forbaabentlig
folbe no til Temtiaarsillbil9et fan
feires, Ga bill iiffert bette uiebpanIigc
Spbolb funne betragtes iom Ell
ilobertreffelie Teforb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
Wunfholmen
st $50 Mars SnbilGnm.

"Yaa cit lioen Solme / Srono.
biemsfioroen, I en- Ifltano al ON.
trent 5000 Sfrt1t fra 9pen Srono.
biem, bGper Jig De gamle Whlre al Ell
Seitning, bportil Der fpiter fig Ell
I9ffe al biItoriife grinoringer. Set
err life iom Seitning betragtet, of
Steot pPtfer BEN bsie Snteresie,
iom fnptter iig bertil, men oct er me.
re iom 5ortioslepnins, % paa @riino
at bets ienere 8rrg iom ct Statss
iangiel, bpor biitoriIf merfelige Ser.
ioner bapbe benlepet lioeliesfulbe Sa.
se, at Steoet bar bunbet i'm Werfe.
lisbeo". Slig Ipoer geepnoeIien al
Ell forsprig nomerfet @rtifelierie /
bet nprife "~Sfiuinesmasasin" for
1S43. 90 flint man aaereoe iaa
tent beboI0t Wunfbolmen iom S9it.
ming, ia enbcg ct Bar @ar efter fit
bpgget ct a~rubtmagaiin peb at raiere
EMBELLISHMENTS (beriblanot @rii.
f%enfelots), iaa siper BOG bette e,
fuloitenoig rigtig @ebsmmelie al
Stebets SGr6t. Oct er rent biitnriif,
Wlnfbolmen bar fin b~etpoelige Sn.
teresie, ifrioer "Tronbbiems abresie.
apis". Saar fan SGitnineen feire
lit 25O.Iarstubtlpum.
Oct er fsrlt I gbriittan Ben femtes
Sto % unber ben norife Statbolber
lllr, 5reb, 8plbenlspe, at be egent.
ltge GGit1ingsperfer % @clbe CT
fulbfsrt, @plbenIebe, ionl bar en-
Wanb meS ct burtts Mrbethstempo,
la9oe al araft I arbeibet, % | 1872
ltco ben fgrfte SrItningsmur iamt
aommm6antens @aaningsbus fer.
big. Sber 9sren til bette &us. iom
III beboes al Wunfbplmens Spipns.
mano, Ganetuufer Wigulu. er inbtil
benne Sag benaret ben plabe, ioml
forteler 9peningens &titorie, Den
firfantebe Stem al bbiS Marmor bn.
rer faseube Snifriptionl "Meen,
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@bilfen Sulfrtptten betpber at I'M,
rem Rons Gbrlitim VS. M~egtertna
20 efter Statbolber lllr, 6reb, @pI,
eenlsnes 6orauitaltning er benut
ppsning blepst ppiat ! 1879, Yau
ron fsrtto lSpSttiun Srutr ftnor iuoe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
Wamsc nfpmoi8e / Gm8elif.

Sanoelsoepartemel,tets Genius gu.
reall bar nplig ubgiuet Spgaper oper
antalet al be f~remmeofsbte bpibe
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en- Moer al 10 Mar % ODER life bar
iitanb til at tale @ngelif. elsie Sp.
gaper er taget fra Den tiaarise Gen.
Jus, % piier Sorboloene pr. lite So.
nraf 1920.
If De 13,497, 1886 %fremmeoIsote
bible Berioner Der farbtes I De Sor.
enebe Stater / %Geniusaaret, bar Der
LASS, 948 eler II Brocent Der life
bar iitanb til at inaffe gngelif. gaa'
be Intauet og 8rocenttallet er fitn
omtrent Salpparten iaa fort iom |
1910, ba t%iliparenbe Sal par 1885,
Oil % 22.S 9rocent. Gen itore Reo.
gang | antallet | benne Siaarsperio.
Sc ifploes flere Smit9nbiabeoer.
Wange at De Sumiaranter Der I
1910 life funbe tale gngelif bar MI
lGrt bette, andre er | Welemtiben
d18aaet peo Seoen, og after allore
bar penbt tiIbase til bcres 59ore.
LAMB,
Intallet at Smmisranter til be
5orenebe Stater Der life furbe tale
engelif, par | Den iibite -Siaarsperio.
De meset minore enb | Den foresaaen.
be, Sc fIeite af benz antpm fer lite
auguit 1914. % be bapbe iaalebes
M~nlebning til at lore gngelif fer Den
fbite Genius blen optaset,
Den itsrIte MGuabe al iffe.engellf.
talenoe Pertorer finbes Seras. Rep
Werteo o. @riaora, I bbilfe Stater
mere END "a al ben hoibe @efolfnine
par febt Werico, Procenttanet al
iffe.engeliftalenbe freulmebisote SUB.
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ter par fslaenae: 9eras 51.7, 0ep
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tngen anbre Stater bar proceuttal.
let iaa bsit iom 20, % finn | to andre
Stater, nemlis @eit @irgtnia og 9slo.
rioa bnis 9rocenttal bar benbolospis
18.a 9rocent o. 1873 8rccent bar
J bet bstere enb ii.