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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-01
Case of the State.


 The purpose of the present manage ment. determined upon soon after their incumbency to bring all the convicts un- der the immediate control and manage ment of the convict department has been carried steadily forward, until now more than four-ffths of all the convicts are under the care of the department. If this policy Is continued for a few months longer. all of the cOnvicts will come under the control and management of the department, except about 1bJ It was be- lieved at the outset that this course would prove of great benefit to the con- victs themselves, in securing them bet ter treatment in every respect. and at the same time would be more beneficial to the state. The wisdom of the step has been amply verified. The death rate has been much less. The financial results to the state, have been very great. and all persons having any knowledge of conditions are well pleased with them. The financial successe5 of the present ad- ministration are not due alone to any
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-01
Condensed Statement.

From hire of convlcts and sales
 of sundries ...-.......-.........'SzO 'SzOo, 2b5 5O Erroneous payment on w. l..
 Rogers salary by R. C. Jelks. 25O.00 Overpayment court cost refunded
 By circuit clerk, Coosa county. 25.53
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
"Hedda Gabler. ].

very interesting performance of "Hedda
Caller" was given at the Belasco Theater
last night by the pupils of Mr.. Robert HiclS-
mans dramatic school. Miss Annie Prall
appeared In the title role. Her perform
ance was remarkable for it's ease and seer
tainty, without going very far into the
psychologist subtleties of the role. Her
grasp of the technical requirements of stage
art is exceptional. The performance of
energy coupled with intelligent discretion
and good stage presence. Miss Halle Har-
riot gave a clear-cut and distinct discretion
tation of the role of Mrs. Elvosted, and
the other parts were played in manner
which showed a conscientious appreciation
of their requirements.
The "I<irmess,' to be given tonight and
Friday matinee at the sBelasco Theater, is
for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid Associa-
ton for the National Homeopathic Hospi-
tai. Miss Hawke, who has proven herself
an able director of affairs of this kind in
the Fast, has been most careful as to de-
tail and arrangement. The opening of the
first part is a wood scene, and tribal In
dian dance. Following this is the Dance
of the Nations, in which will be represent
ed France. Spain, Germany, Holland, Japan
and others.
Garden In Fairyland" Special scenery and
thousands of roses are used in this, to-
gether with elaborate effect in electric
nights. The Court of Fairyland' is enter
tanned by the corps-de-ballet and the pre-
mler danseuse, followed by flower and char
acter dances with the grand finale, the
American Beauty Rose Dance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
FRATERNITY IN COURT.
Good Samaritans Seek to Enjoin AL
legged Defunct Organization.

The Right Worthy Grand Lodge. No. s. OF
the Independent Order of Good Samaritans
and Daughters of Samaria, James E. Pratt,
Walter l.. Reynolds, Charles A. Lucas. ]. c.
Bell and George Kelly. today. by Attorney
Thomas L. Jones, instituted proceedings in
equity for injunction III the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia against William
Samuel. Edward Crump, Benjamin Watkins.
William Scott and w. p. Sydnor. The court
is asked to enjoin the defendants from oper-
ating under an alleged defunct organization
claiming to be grand lodge of the indie
pendent Order of Good Samaritans and
Daughters of Samaria. and to prevent them
from conducting meetings and from In any
way holding themselves out as such lodge.
4 The compliments say they are fncorpor-
ated and that the defendants are not incor-
porated. AS to claim of the defendants
that-they have been recognized by the Ma
tional Grand Lodge of the order. the COM
plainants say that the National Grand
Lodge is without jurisdiction to SO recognize
the defendants. Further, the charge Is made
in behalf of the compliments that the de-
PENDANTS constitute dissatisfied faction of
Lodge, No. 3. who withdrew, taking with
them the charter, regalia, books and seal
of the lodge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
Naval Orders.

Lieut.. Commander A. l.. Norton, from the
Arkansas to his home and await orders
Lieut. Commander u. T. Holmes, from
the bureau of equipment, Navy Depart
ment, to the Brooklyn as navigating officer
Lieut.. II. II. Caldwell, from the Maine to
his home and await orders.
Ensign r. Williams, from the Florida to
the Maine
Midshipman F. G. Topper. from the Texas
to the Arkansas.
Midshipman B. X. johnson. from the
Texas to the Florida.
Surgeon o. Diehl, to the Lancaster, navy
yard, League Island, Pa.
Assistant Surgeon r. H. Michels, to the
navy recruiting station, st. Louis, Mo-
Assistant Surgeon r. e. Riggs from the
Franklin, navy yard, Norfolk, Va, to COM
mand the Naval Hospital Port Royal, s. C.
Acting Assistant Surgeon T. C. Black
burn from the navy recruiting station, st.
Louis, Mo-, to the Franklin, navy yard.
Norfolk. Va.
Acting Assistant Surgeon W. p Keene.
from the Naval Hospital. Port Royal, s..
G., to his home and granted leave of abb
sence.
Surgeon C. E. Riggs. to the naval medical
supply depot, navy yard, New York. n. Y.
Chief Carpenter ]. p. Yates. from the
Glacier to his home and await orders
Chief Carpenter Nee. Pate. to the navy
yard. Norfolk, Va. for duty In the depart
ment OF construction and repair Of that
yard.
Warrant Machinist r. r. Nourse, to the
navy yard, Portsmouth. N. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
Hotel Arrivals.

Arlington-W. Greene and F. v Greene
Buffalo, N. Y; ]. S. Wood and Miss Au-
gusta Wood, Savannah. Ga; Robert H.
Tunmons and Mrs. Tunmons, Atlanta,
Ga; Thomas j. L. Brown, Tampa. Fla ;
William w. Hixoh, Victoria Mine Ont
Theodore Summers and Mrs. Summers.
New York city.
Riggs-W. L. Callaher and W. F. Dem
MIS- Omaha, Neb.; T. s. Cunningham,
Princeton, N. J.; II. o. Eckley and Mrs.
Eckley. Pittsburg: A C. BaIlinger. Wa
terioo, IL; W. c. Grafton, New York city;
=. X. Brayton, Providence, r. l.; E. j.
Jones and Mrs. Jones. Baltimore
New Willard-W. Harper, Paris; E. A.
Seeiey, Mexico; S. G. Cummings and Mrs.
Cummings, Hampton. Va: c. E. Barker,
Wash; e. P. Farrell, Lexington. Ky; w.
II Lyon jr., Peterson, Ia; A. owen and
Mrs. Owen, New Orleans. La.
Ebbitt-W. P. McCauH. Oklahoma E.
Hunter and G. r. Paxton, United States
army; L. F. Ayson, New Zealand; r. A.
Ayres and II. ]. Ayers, Big Stone Gap,
Va; D. L: Russell, I, R. Johnson, VIII
Pinstan Del as:l Mrs cs,d Burbank Manila.
field. Monticello, H.; F. w. Hicks and
Mrs. Hicks, Philadelphia
shoreham-J. b. Allfree, Chicago; l.. r.
Morse and Mrs. Morse. r. Terrell and
Mrs. Terrell and F. ID. Ridgeley, New
York city; Thomas A. Palmer and Mrs
Palmer, Regina, Ky; Mrs. w. B. Pringle,
Newman, Ga.
RaIeigh-T E. Chandler. Utah; G w.
Bushnell. New Orleans; A. d. Wadsworth.
Newark, N. j.; L. T. Bentley, Louisville,
KY; +. c. Barnett, Cincinnati. Ohio; A. D.
Turner and E. A. Ryan, Philadelphia; A.
L Scott, Boston; Charles F. Bailey, New
port News, Va
Hotel Normandie-C. Bassini and Mrs.
Bassini, San Francisco Cal; w. S. David
son, city; E. o. Gerberaing, California;
Morris Keyser, Harry Keyser, Philadel-
phia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLA1NS-Avarilla Lambert to Harry
Wardman. lot Z, block 10; $40 Emily NJ
Wallach ct al. to same. lot 6, block 49,;
s4.7OO.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-Harry Wardman to Harry A.
Toulmin. lot 51s; $40.
ALLEY between N and 0 and 9Th and 9th
streets northWest-Wilbur F. Nash ct
NIX to Frank e. Smith and Frank III.
Walker, lots u, K, L, NJ" square 512;
FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET NORTH
west between Pennsylvania avenue and
Z street-Wfll1aim A. Foy ct Tx to John
and Martha S. Birkner, south half lot
81, reservation B; So
MOORE AND BARBOUR'S SECOND AD
DITIoN-Riehard H. Bailey ct ux to
block 5; So ~ 40
NINTH STREET SOUTHWEST between p
and c streets-William D. Henry ct al.
a trustees, to Annie P. Hull, lot So, square
NO. 1424 F STREET NORTHEAS T-Rosie
Gauzza ct vir, Joseph, to John A. and
Mar, Mary Billie, lot al, square 1851; $40
GAESBoRO MANOR-Henrietta B. Heiskell
ct viz, Henry L., to Firth Sterling Steel
Company, lots /, g 3; $40
NOS. 52S, $3.50, 332 STREET SOUTHWEST
charles III. Parker ct ux. to Mary Mar
ROSEDALE-John Sherman ct TX TO TT
Rozler DuIany, trustee, part; $40.
MERIDIAN HILI-Cecilia NJ. C,ouehlin 70
same, all block %; $40
BCRRVILLE-James Fl, Dabney admins
traitor, to Shermont L. Brooks, part lot
l, section 1; $780,
kALoRAMA HEIGHTS Margaret G. Par
sons ct yir George w, to Charlotte B.
Lovett lot g. block 20; So
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NORTHWEST
between 18th and 18th streets-F'rapk L.
Denny ct Tx. to William c. Riyes. lot
30, square 100; $40.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST
between 9th and It'll streets-William G.
Shcarr ct al. to Louisa NJ Scharr, part
lots Il and A, square S74; $10.e
SECOND STREET SOUTHEAST between
and streets-John f, Donohoe eft ux
to Patrick H. Kennedy, original lots 6
and Z, square 1872; $40.
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTH
William D. Henry ct al, trustees. to
Jacob NJ. Stein. part original lot g.
square 80; S505O.
K STREET NORTHWEST between 18th
and 18th streetS-Daniel T. Worden ct
al, trustees, to Redfield Proctor, part
lots l3 and 6S, square 2lS; $40.
NO. I21 I'D STREET SOUTHWEST-Lew
square 5S7: $40.
NO. 1877 18TH STREET NORTHWEST
Laura d. Sechrist (own right and guar
diam to- Arthur j. Bache, lot 15 square
$40; 5000 -
AND ELLIOTT STREETS NORTHEAST,
Lee O'Brien, lots ia and 116. square
1928; $40.
TWELFTH STREET SOUTHEAST be-
tween and C streets-Martin L. Colt
walls ct ux. to George w. Crandall lot
rs, square 1918; $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
Bankruptcy Proceedings.

William H. Small, w. #. and F. B. Wea-
yer and F. p May & Co., by Attorney Luz
cas- P. Loving, today petitioned the SUI
preme Court of the District of Columbia to
adjudge Charles B.. Cropley, local dealer
in agricultural implements, to be bank
rupt Mr.. Small says he has a claim
against Mr. Cropley Of s425; the Weavers
of SIPS and May & Co. of 1892 SO. The court
was informed that Mr. Cropley had COM
mitted an act of bankruptcy by admitting
in writing his inability to pay his debts.
Further, Mr.. Cropley, by Attorney D. 8.
Mackall. consented to the appointment OF
receivers to take charge of his assets. JUS
tice Stafford appointed H. F. Paschal and
Lucas p Loving receivers, and fixed their
bond at $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
Army Orders.

Capt. Henry c. Davis, Artillery Corps,
has been ordered to the army and navy
general hospital, Hot Springs, Ark, for
observation and treatment.
Maj. Harry Taylor Corps of Engineers,
has been ordered to this city to confer with
the chief of engineers.
Lieut.. Col. Frederick Won Schrader, dep
uty quartermaster general, has been or
dered from st. Louis Mo, to Mound City,
ILL.,. on official business pertaining to the
repairs of the road from the Mound City
national cemetery to Cache river
First Lieut.. Gilbert c. Smith I'd Cavalry,
has been granted an extension of the leave
OF absence granted him until January 81
next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
Medical Fal1acies.

Every drop Of blood, every bone, nerve and It's
sue In the body can be renewed In but one way,
and that is from wholesome food properly digest
Cd There is no other wa,E.~ and the idea that a
medicine In itself can purify the blood or supply
new tissues and strong nerves Is ridiculous and on
par with the foI-de-rol that dyspepsia or indi
sestion is germ disease. or that other fallacy
that weak stomach which refuses to digest food
can be made to do so by irritating and inhamine
the bowels by pills and cathartics
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure indigestion, soul
stomach, gas and bloating after meals. because
they furnish the digestive principles which veal
stomachs lack.
For sale by all draggista- 80 cents 1 box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
Knights of Honor Elect officers.

National Lodge, No. 642, knights of
Honor. elected the following officers at the
meeting Tuesday evening: j. B. Gould. die
tator Samuel Cross, vice dictator; G. IA.
Schuitze, assistant dictator; BENJAMIN
White, reporter; e. L. Tolson, financial re-
porter; Z. H. Bauman, treasurer; Charles
j. I. Sullivan, guardian; F. C. Hartmann
sentinel; j. t. Sullivan, w. H. Deckman
and F. c. Hartmann, trustees; j. ".
Paimer, representative to Grand Lodge F.
c. Hartmann. alternate Representative 70
Grand Lodge. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
Wanted It All.

to drink up all the stuff In Washington. .,
was the testimony OF Policeman Newkrk
of the sixth precinct station in the Police
Court today in the case of James b. Nolls
Nolls was charged with being an habituaI
drunkard.
I'm not guilty, but l did get little too
big a load yesterday" testified the defend
ant.
II guess thirty days will give time to get
the whisky out of you. commented Judge
MulloWny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
Funeral of Mrs. Dickson

The reinterment of the remains of Mrs.
Margaret A. Dickson, wife of Captain John
K Dickson, superintendent of the National
cemetery at Beaufort, s. c., took nlace al
Arlington this afternoon under direction of
Fred G. Calvert. Funeral services were
held at the cemetery. Mrs. Dickson died in
June, 1903.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
will Of Gen. Herman Haupt.

The will of Herman Haupt, dated March
30 1901. was filed today for. probate. The
principal benefciaries are the six children
of the testator, his grandchildren and a
niece. A bequest of 100 shares of stock in
a nutrient company is made to Mrs. Maud
Ballington Booth. Lewis NJ. Haupt is
named executor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
overheated Stove Causes Fire.

An overheated stove caused slight blaze
in the house of Nathan Cohen, 625 Half
street southwest this afternoon. No. en-
CINE company went to the house In response
to local alarm and extinguished the blaze
after about $25 damage had been caused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
Heavy Penalty Imposed.

you will spend your Christmas in jail
unless you pay 500 fine said Judge kim
ball to John Butler, colored, in the Police
Court today. Butler was charged with the
larceny of bicycle from Harry White In
default of payment of the fine he will spend
six months in jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
Pay of the Presidents cabinet.

Representative Clark of Florida his intro
duced a bill in the House increasing the
compensation of members of the Presi-
dents cabinet 10 $4,000 year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21

MINIMUM temperature past twenty-f four
hours, 81; year ago g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
FRIDAY FAIR.
Partly Cloudy and Colder Tonight
Brisk to High Winds,

Forecast till pm. Friday.-For the Dis
trict of Columbia and Maryland partly
cloudy and colder tonight. Friday. fair
brisk to high southwest to northwest winds
For Virginia, fair tonight and Friday,
colder IN southeast portion; high south
west to northwest winds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21
sP1RITUALIsM.

SLATE WRITING Is THE MOST RELIABLE
method known for getting information all mat
tiers that can be depended upon private inter
views daily. Mr.. KELLER 91S II ST. 1t"
MRS. ZOLLER, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
I2O 10TH ST NV
SEANCES FRIDAY EVENINGS.
PRIVATE INTERVIEWS DAILY.
au1o-s, tn, th,6 Cit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-21

The city lights and naphtha lamps ali
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; ex-
tirguishing begun one hour before sunrise.
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted lit.
teen minutes after sunset and extinguished
fcrty-five minutes before sunrise.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-01
SipIar itatiitife Cpaaprr, 4

Sfpiac itatiitiife Spaaprr, JON er
uoienOte al Rcm PORTS @oaro Of Gba-
rites nnS Corrections, CT antaaet al
iottige / Reip 9prf Gitp tiItaset ! en-
icntroIigen0e @rao / De ire liblte Mar.
) De ofieutIige Suitititioner ior rot.
tipe par ser i 1876 3.22 9rocent a.
belle 9~efolfningen, men / 1904 bar
Saaet Iteget iii $50 Broeent, Stem
gorf Gitp briger M me9et ODER 81
100000 narIig til biSie 9%tnitolter; |
1876 uor gefgbet fun SS33,36i. &c.
fretGren for ouenHppnte 9odro for.
flarer bette iaaleoes: "6orboloet it'll.
res Tor en- flor Gel ret og ilet 9eiolf'
ningenS Bort ira 1,04t, $50 ]
1875 til 3,437,207 i 1900 - men
oct bibrsrer ogiaa / nogen 8rob ira
Ben tiItagenbe 8ottigoom, iom er op.
itoaet REQ oen itore Slouunoriu9 III
Nerp 0orf; cpoelia mao oct for Ell
Gel tiIifrioeS ben SmitGnbi9beb, at
man mi er iaa nteoet beore iitano iii
at af6iGIpe Iebeu emo / tioIigcre
Tage. Zen Sang tog man ia al sc.
6iggirrgere poa Rolitiitationcrne,
me0euS mdrt MI bar fomrutnaIe 60.
giSbuie for Dem. Sattigpleien er /
Oct belle Iangt beorc ergaHiieret, emo
Den fer bar"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-01
Gait Japan.

Sfelge ct Telegram fra Sofio, ga.
pans Sopebitao, foin amerifaS arigs.
miniiter Wtr. Gait og bans SsIge Ser.
til BEN 26be Suli efter en- beloia
Reiie ira @aibington. Wifoooen moo.
tog Dem bort efter oeres anfornit %
traftereoe Dem j oct feiierIise 8alnts
meo en- 2unf. Sm 9lftenen bar Dc
Yremierminiiter 8atiuras 9ieIter pao
SoteI Smperial, bpor Der gapes en-
ganfet for Dem. Sorsoag oen 27oe
bolbt amerifas IiniIter ct Snpeiel.
fob for Dem, % Sreoug ben 2Soe par
De | Selifab boS SSapuns arigsmini
tier. 4aar De oglaa bar p9ret @ieiter
hos Sofios 9anfierer, tager De ct iGr.
ifilt SrGn til aiotp. Zen lite alguit
a~fieiler be fra Sapnen &obe % Tom.
mer til Ianila en- 5-6 Gage ieitere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-01
cpaaoerne ooer Smopunnriuscn til

Epaabernc ODER ssrtopnnoringen til
DC 6oreneoe Stoter | iioite diifalaar
piier, at Ser iribpanbrcbe iaIt 1921
42t Geriouer - en- 5orsgelie al 2f2,
072 eIler oper 20 Irocettt iantneit.
Iignet meb oct foregaaenoe aar. 5
8etragtnine al, at oenne uigSpanlige
5orseeIie ipr bet meife b~iorsrer ira
ben iteoie porenSe anopanoringsitrsm
fra &usIano, Stalien % giterrig.
llnanrn % igien irrlig omfattcr Den
magpariife Gel at gefolfningen |
iibitnnnnte 2anoe, tor oct auiees iom
gipet, at aonaresien III bill IDLE iig
ppforbret til at taee fat paa Snopan.
oringslpsrgSmaolet, for at man, ON
muligt, | itsrre llbitr9fning emo BID.
til fan fontrollcre ben poagaaenbe
@dsicinopanoriug al ni1lorc snifeli.
ee Yerioner ira be ~lapiife % roman.
ife 9an6e. De Heite SnSoanorere fra
Eiterrig-llngarn er pSerit upiSen6e
og ifiOOenfnrbige Wenneifer. Set
ianime er SiliGloet for be rrsliife
Ssoers % life iielScn for Staliener.
mes 8e0fommenbc. Oct er M en- eoil-
tic alminbelig Wening / Hegjerings.
treble, at Snbpanoringen ira Spoeil-
ropa tilocls foreaaar neo SiGlp al
.oiicrtlig llnoeritettelie; at 81. itpren.
De oil bIipe hit De Ilette glementer /
geiotfningen % berfpr bjGIper Dem
at fomrte Ober til gmerifa; og Camp.
ifibSidifaberne itiGer iig piuig / Ell
Zig geoGgeIies SieneIte for at tiene
laa meget JON mulig paa i'm Irafif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-01
"1ee oil peree
nit Same"

Der tan madife tUtites ON, butlfer
Der er Den p~afreite al 8isruipns 5Gs
CIRCUMSTANCE, os man fan muligens
bare tilbpicli9 iii at iGtte seq Oil uers
&c nit 9auo" puerit / mauoig Sfien.
beb. Sittert er Oct ialialo, at zen bar
uuroet 8laos blnrot bore fjGrcite 5G'
brrlanbsianse; Den finpes / ale Gang
bigger, % ben bliper iunget operalt bpur
Norpm9no ipuger.
Weu gGreu for peuue Solfepnbeit tils
fummcr life 9isteren alene. Oct er life
bare Srbeue ri boiber al; fat iammeu.
tppttet meb benz er Welpbieu. ga BOG
tisnoer piit DC iGrrelte Napnet paa Go'
ueoi9tersn.
Snn beoer Gabriel 9ii6eubprL % Ell
Srgnntit bprte / Bergen. Sau CT Gler
at Saifcan SierHIf, 90 ban bar usiau
%tomppnerrt andre Sing, en- Del 9iano'
itptter Os rosle Gauge iur Mauostcr,
0teu Oct CT Seq oil parss nit 9anp-,
ipm ital bspare bans 9taun; tbi oennt
9ste rationale Mclpoi. paa en- Gang
iaa fIGt % iau uarHt, ifnt ~fiifert bliut
iungri euSuu al mango SlGgtleo.
Oct ialber nnturlisi | bisie 9iber,
iwtriper "@srbens Sang, at minpes
babe Sanger % bens aumpuniit, pa
bet piloe pGre ct pattert lloIlas al inS
GufusmIiabec. ON upre Sansere pau Ell
eQer aneen Wdaoe pbeee ben fprslemtt
Epnepiairr Ell pfftntlis Saaifjpnnrlie.
Sau bar bps en- tor Gubel / mango a
psres Iriumier, men ielp bar BON iuseu
6prbel bart perai; ~iprpriusslps % til
baseirutteu kuer ban ueo i'm euflt
@isrning. s urite Raaneo bar bar
i'm SsOielsOus; ben l3pe gusnit iplNsl
ban 63 Gur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-08-01
Hong Oscar oe 11oree.

Sra Berlin mebSeles ben 14ee Sui.
Gn Meborbeibcr bed "9pfalansei9er"
bar iorelast ben befjenbte Statret8larer
8roiesior Sprnbaf / Berlin bet Spprgs,
maaI. ON Song Oscar irembeles e,
9or9es &oHge. SrofesioreH iuareoe,
at ltignt Spenifsrne piitaof Isste a,
bGpoe oenne snifuelie, iorbolbt bet fig
BOG / Sirfeliebeoen life lao. Song SSs
car man9lcbe nemlis Resierin9sorsaner'
ne, % NorbmGubene itoo beripr ablp,
Tut frit ~operfor l~tolanbet.
5or 3ioen bar Rurbmpnoeue fort.
lGiier Yrpfesioren - iu9eH &epr9ien'
tanter for fine Snteresier / llblanbet.
Eette oil bog Gnores, iaainart 8egies
rinasIurmen er beiinitiut ialtIlaaet /
arlltiarla, % Wasterne nptiiiceres bers
ON. 5ulferetstis maa &e9ierinssior.
men anerfjenoes, iaainart bet er ~tonitas
teret, at belle 3atipnen i,aar bag 5srer,
ne. Saainort gtprse uoienoer fine esns
&cprGientanter, pil Masterne anertien.
be pisie.
SerimOb bar Song Oscar utpilipmt
&etteu til ~uiuraubret at fpre Siteten
"Mprges Spnge". men ba iom en- rem
6prmalttet paa lamme Waaoe, ipm ben
rustic GSar iprer 9itel al "NOrses Srs
uin9" % "Serius al Sdleswis".
Zen betrmte euselite Nutpritet paa
Observation-Disclosures Smraabe, 8rof.
8eitlote, bar uotatt fig npiastist i Iis-
nenbe &etning.
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