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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
Substructufes Awaiting
The Carpenters
Attention.

Twenty minutes ride by trolley car
from Fort street to a plateau overlook
ing beautiful Kalihi bay, brings one TO
the place whore Uncle sam Is building
a new army post. Ten months hence,
the buildings. twenty-eight in number,
will have been erected. The govern
ment will then begin the Improvement
Of the broad, fertile and productive
acreage comprising the Kahauiki res
ervation. and in time beautiful lawns
fine trees. shrubbery and plants will
adorn the post and transform 1t into
one of the most attractive in the coun-
try. 1t will certainly be one of Homo
lulus show places. And all this activ-
ity in war department circles is in the
section of Honolulu known as Kahau-
Xxi. on the outskirts of Kalihi and close
to Moanalua, Mr.. Damon's fine coun-
try estate.
A small body Of men is working out
there now on the foundations of the
buildings. These are OF concrete. The
grounds fairly bristle with concrete
columns. some standing five feet above
the surface, and they are now await
ing the carpenters. who are to raise the
super VI N"oOu upOn
The stables are the most advanced.
the woodwork already being well up.
Some idea can now be gained of the
manner in which the grounds are to be
laid out. The buildings surround a
parade ground in the form of an ell
lipse which opens out on the govern
ment road and faces toward Kalihi
bay. In fact the post at Kdknulhi will
possess one of the finest parade
grounds in the United States.
H. H. Burrell, the superintendent. a
member of the firm of the Burrell Con-
| struction CO.. of Oakland, Cal, is an
active worker, and gets the best of
labor out of those under him. Mr..
Burrell is builder of American army
posts, and that at Kahauiki is his
seventh, the others being three at Pu-
get Sound. one at Fort Wright one at
Fort Baker and one at Fort Whipple.
| He has been in the business of con-
| tracing for about a quarter of CEN
| fury, and ranged in his work from
! South America to Canada. In Pana-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26

ma and Salvador he has done contract
work of all kinds. one OF the features
OF which was the building OF 424 feet
! single-span bridge across the Lempa
river In Panama.
His old foreman, w. C. Chalmers,
who has been with him for many
years has just arrived from Portland,
| and is now In full charge of work un-
der the contractor. He is assisted by
Frank Betters of Honolulu, as well as
Mr.. Young, G. II. Childs and VIM.
Tanderford, also old foremen on the
Coast under Mr. Burrell. The latter
thinks that with this force he has a
splendid nucleus for his working crew.
Mr.. Burrell says that the work on the
army post Is of more Importance to
Honolulu people than at first appears
Aside from the payrolls of the COM
pany which run up into the thousands
of dollars per month, the firm has con-
tracted with local concerns for O very
large proportion of the materials used
In construction and as yet II has no
complaint to make about the time of
delivery, which speaks well for the
merchants.
Mr.. Burrell says that besides the
seven posts which II has been his
pleasure to build and many Others he
has visited that possibly with one ex-
ception this is the finest and most
ideal location for a post that he has
seen. He believes that 1t Will be one
which the highest officer down to the
veriest private in the rear rank will
leave with deep regret when 1t is time
to go elsewhere.
Work was started on September 10.
No considerable force was used until
about October 10 when the excavat-
ing and concreting was started, and
at the present time, of the twenty
eight buildings to be erected, all of the
| excavations for the foundations have
been completed aswell as the concreting
work on the stable, wagon shed, work.
! buildings. two lavatories, mess hall
| and kitchen. The latter lot of five
buildings constitute the complete
quarters for two companies of troops.
Besides these the concrete foundations
are laid for the two on-commissioned
officers quarters, as well as the found
atoms or footings for five of the off,
ers quarters and the administration
| building are completed.
The average number Of laborers en-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
Vanilla-Park Estate,

Napoopoo, Hawaii, Dec. Is, 1905.
Editor Advertiser: In your issue Of
the 5th inst, under the heading Dead
ly Plant Blight Discovered in Kona,"
certain allegations are made, which, If
allowed to pass unchallenged, may have
a pernicious effect on more than one
of the industries-other than sugar
to which attention is being given in
this locality.
The article is, presumably. resume
of an official report made by Mr.. Ko-
tinsky-the outcome of his recent visit
to Kona.
quote the following:
Mr.. Kotinsky found both the qua
va scale and green bug injecting
some vanilla plants and lime trees
there" (Mr. L. II. Edwards vanilla
plantation)
With regard to Mr.. Kotinsky find
ing either guava scale or green bug
on my vanilla, l give the assertion an
unqualified denial.
When in correspondence with that
gentleman, prior to his visit. / told
him of a discoloration on the leaves
winch Was new 10 me, ana winch was
causing me some anxiety This
pointed out to him on his visit; but
it is as distinct from guava scale or
green bug as Chalk is from cheese"
1 have since learned that the same
blemish on the leaves is to be found
on vanilla vines growing in Honolulu.
In another paragraph it is stated
1T was fairly established that the
pest had come on vanilla vines from
Fiji"
1t would be interesting to learn up
on what hypothesis this conclusion had
been fairly established"
When Mr.. Kotinsky visited this es-
tate, he found: little green bug on
three small lime trees that 1 brought
with me from Fiji three years ago:
great deal OF the same bug on a fairly
large orange tree that had been plant
ed before went to those islands. and
none OF it on the vanilla-nor did he
find any in Mr.. Woods vanillerie-the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
GREATsgIRRIGATIoN WORK
CONTINUED from Page ~


elevation of two hundred feet sbovu
sea level, is natural basin shut in
on three sides by chain of hills, and
containing over -four hundred acres,
and although for many years planted
with cane, the soil was so wet as to
render drainage bitches necessary.
Mr.. McLane hit upon the plan or
abandoning the entire field for cane
planting and of converting the greater
portion of the basin into an immense
reservoir, into which should be LED
bitches to carry the freshet water
which at that time ran out to sea
The proposition was q large one, and
two questions arosej one as to the
possibility of there being sufficient
rainfall in the 'gap" to fill such a
reservoir, and the other as to their
ability to handle such volume OF
water as the freshets produce.
The first problem was settled by a
survey, showing a watershed of over
seventeen square miles back Of the
plantation, which, with the average
fall as shown by the records, would be
reservoir; while the second was to be
the reservoir with the main course of
the mountain stream, and system of
cutoff gates for safety.
As the success of the undertaking
meant a storage of sufficient water to
enable the company to take in twelve
hundred acres of virgin land makai of
the mill, as well as the shutting down
of the pump, the directors endorsed
Mr.. McLane's scheme and he was
directed to go ahead with the under
taking. Work was begun in February
of the present year. An earth dam
3147 feet in length, with an average
height of feet, and having base of
60 feet, was built across the lower
end of the valley. At this stage, work
was suspended in order to allow the
"fill' to settle, and at the same time
to give an opportunity to test the res
ervoir by filling it to this depth.
The first heavy rain occurred on the
ed of November, and, while not a
severe storm, sufficient water fell in
8 hours to fill the reservoir to an aver
age depth of feet.
To give an idea Of the volume of
water which ran out of the gap, the
stream at the bridge on the main road
was SO feet wide and about 8 feet
deep. Competent hydraulic engineers
state that the freshet on this occasion
was handled with remarkable success,
and, Notwithstanding the quantity of
water which was caught in the reser-
voir, much larger portion was turned
out to sea.
The success of the project is assured
beyond doubt and the work of com
pleting the dam to height OF IS feet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
BURIED III
FLUNtRc

The iaai fllrs ufef ihe iemalns VI ihs
late ~ Alexander iafnhffa were Irf.
FORMED yesterday afternoon and iis
hndy was lhid a. rect ln the Pats toula
ln Nuusun VALLEY cemetery
The services ai che family realsenns
Ht lunHh0u street and wilder Avenus
wefe attended by large conroufsa ~
friends. compfisinR officials NJ the lutal
and federal government oonsuls and
those who had known the deceased
citizen.
The casket rested In the heauiifi
lanai, almost buried under a mass ~
flowers There were wroaths of roroa
ANA carnations. lois aud handsome st
pieces. The flowers were 90 numerous
that they hlled large part of the
room The widow and relatives, at
tended also by intimate friends. sat
near the caskct during the services.
which were conducted by Pastor w.
/ folmy Of the Lutheran Church, and
Rev canon Macintosh OF St Andrews
Episcopal Cathedral. both IN their robes
Of office. The services were quite long.
both rituals being impressive. A quar-
tet composed OF Messrs Walter Isaac
anu iiaiNlu bltllnknhln anu IL. -
Brown sang two solos In an effective
manner.
The caskot, with wreath OF roses
and several little punches of violets
resting on the lid was conveyed TO the
hearse by the pall-bearers who were
Governor George r.. Carter, +. NJ
Swanzy. c. NJ. Cooke. S. NJ. Damon, W.
NJ. Giffard. +. w. Macfarlane. II. Give
Davies, f. Klamp, w. Pfotenhauer ana
+. A. Schaefer. The funeral cortege
was "A very long one.
The flowers were sent ahead to the
cemetery where loving hands strewed
them over the vault As the hearse
drew into the cemetery. the Hawaiian
Government Band. which was stationed
near the tomb. played the Dead March
in Saul and continued 1t until the two
ministers pronounced the last cere-
monies of the church.
Flags all over town and In the har-
Dor We're half-masted during the serv-
ices.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
CAPTAIN YOUNG
NOT REPRIMANDED

1t would appear that the press cable
gram stating that Captain Lucien
Young, U S. NJ, was to be reprimand-
ed as a result of his communicating
for the Bennington disaster had nc
basis of truth.
Judge George d. Gear, who was cap
tain Young's counsel at the courtmar-
tial, speaking to an Advertiser report
er last night, denounced the message
as a fake.
TT is impossible that the verdict
should have been known" Judge Gear
said.
1.-THE findings of the thirteen mem
bers of the court-the admiral and
twelve captains-are secret. They were
sealed up at the close of the investi-
cation and sent to Washington.
There the findings are reviewed by
the Judge Advocate General and the
Secretary of the Navy, and finally pass
ed over TO President Roosevelt. They are
now in the hands OF the President.
Whatever the verdict, il approved,
the Secretary of the Navy would be
the first one to announce 1t.
"There has also been some talk of a
retrial. This is nonsense. Under the
Navy regulations there can be no re-
trial
1.-The Washington officials have pow
err to disapprove the findings of the
court. If disapproved the verdict would
be referred back to the court for
amendment in accordance with the
views of the supreme authorities.
There can be no retrial."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
*s*e*e*s*e*e*e*s*sxs*s*ss

N q
will begin mt once. In its present con-
dition the body of water is lake
which, when the dam is finished and
the reservoir filled, Will be mile
wide, covering an area OF 80 acres
and containing l,473,oo0,Oo0 U. ). gal
Ions, or sufficient to irrigate 1000 acres
for seven months
the reservoir outlet is an ingenious
one and consists o. concrete tunnel
ia by rect running INTO the reser-
voir 500 feet ana terminating IN con-
crete valve-weii, hve rect square INSIDE
and built up from selld rock Iounua-
ton to height OF z. Feet ny inns
arrangement any repairs TO the valve
or spindie may pe naoe "i'hou'
emptying the reservoir.
Inc foliowing ngures concern,ng tno
Dam are iurhisneu oy MI o. o. MUMMY
the clvii engineer OF the work
Elevation AT Top OIL dam, aooVe 'ooA
level, 24o rect. -,
loves. depression IN i'arsh' SEQ
level 2so.o teet'
Elevation OF outlet gate, ABOVE sea
level, 2lo Feet.
Area submerged at hlgh water at
g3f feet elevation mot ihciuding
Haulki), $40 acres.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
AN ATTACK OF GROUP wARDED

"Our little girl, two and one-half
years old, woke up coughing with the
Group one evening recently. We hap
pened to have some of Chamberlain IS
Cough Remedy on hand and gave her
two doses of it. She went back to sleep
and woke up next morning without a
trace of cold. 1t is certainly a great
medicine" says A. j. Luginbill, editor
of Star, Villa Rica, Georgia, U. S. A.
An attack of Group can always be
warded off by giving this remedy AS
soon as the croupy cough appears. 1t
has been in use for many years and has
never been known to fail. 1t contains
no harmful drug and may be given to
the smallest child with perfect conf
dence. For sale by all dealers ana
druggists Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
A BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM.

This 10 b condition Tor diseased to which doc
,ors give many names, but which few Of them
really understand. 1t 10 simply weaknesses
break down, as II were, Of the vital forces that
sustain the system. No matter what may Be
Its causes flor they are almost numberless),
Its symptoms are much the same; the more
prominent being sleeplessness. sense OF pros
tration or WEAKNESS, depression Of spirits and
want OF .hergy for all the ordinary AFFAIRS OF
life. Now, what alone Ia absolutely Essential
In all such cases IL INCREASED VITALITY
vigour-vITAL STRENGTH AND ENERGY TO
proves that as night succeeds the day this mar
throw on these morbid feelings, and experiences
be more certainly secured by q course Of thu
celebrated life-reviving tonic
THERAPIoN NO.
than by ally other known combination. ~
surely as II Is taken In accordance with thu
printed directions accompanying 1t. will the
shattered health be restored. the EXPIRING
LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED UP AFRBSH, ana
new existence impaired In place OF what
had 80 lately seemed WORKOUT, used up" and
va,deless This wonderful medicament 10 pure
ly vegetable and innocuous, Is agreeable to the
taste-suitable for all constitutions and eondi-
lions. In either sex: and Il IL dlficult' to i'm
agine a case OF disease or arrangement. whose
main features are those OF debility. that VIII
not be speedily and permanently benefited by
this never-failing recuperative essence. which 10
destined TO cast into oblivion everything that
had preceded It for this widespread and numer-
claAa OF human ailmenta,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26
THERAPION

IL soil by principal Chemists throughout <hs
world. Price In England 2/9 and 70 In or
dering. state which OF the three numbess re-
quired. and observe that the word "Therapi0n'
white letters on q red ground AIMED Ito
every package By order Of His Majesty's Hon.
Commissioners, end vfthout which 1T 10 -
forgery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-26

The usual, Christmas eve serenading
Hawaiian quintet clubs were about
town last night.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
en- ifienoie Panoel.

&tae &tueicrc boiler Surcm ligc'
iom andre EitcrlTnoingcr, % III bar
Hogle al 0em toitet line Zine pdd
anerifonife Qigcr. SapeipGcn / Nnc'
rifa rpftcr Dem Ell birlpiom @aano.
BoIttict / Chicago hur op0u9ct ct Scott
tor. iom "gier i &uinoiolttrafif". 10
reipeiIer Biaer og lnge @nter Crien'
tens SeriiahGocr % Ioucr Dem et
Sloraiieulip, on ne rPiicr rio. ODER.
forteit er betolt, oct giGloer bare at
iIoo til % be1ipe liz oiitcN. Zen
ifiGu0ige @onOel iorcitaoeS al to
amcrifuuerinoer, hporoi Den clte Dor
/ Chicago, Sen nuoen ! Sbnnabni.
aira. Naur oere5 Giro tontmer frent
iii oct iicrne gauN, titles Sc siebIif.
fclig unorr iterf 9rpogtnin9 % TO-
res til fine airbcre& Sorcm. Serfro
fomIncr &c life no, iaalGnge De CT
imge. SibeW iageS Sc prf % opergi.
pes til Rso % eieuOiabeo,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
Sra HUSBAND.

Sor ierite Sang. iioen Sr. Gre.
poff bfeu Operbppeb oper Oct r~usiiife
8oliti, fanot Der / Sbubnss itore
Semonitrationer Steo / ct. Geters'
tlirg. Soronleoninge bar Sperfs'
relien al SprltS rnbetifops Sig til Ri-
foloi.S tatioten for at ienbe8 til Wos
ifpa for 8iiGttelie. Stubenter og ar.
feibere iamleoes / 8aoerue, og De.
monitranter meb reoe Stag parable
reOe frGft / gpens SobeSgabe, Rep.
iii Eroipeft. Bolitiet itprmeoe Here
8onge imob SolfemasIen for at 'fao
Den iplittet og ipreot, nter, nogefr al.
rrrlig ltIpffe iorefalbt life. = Sru.
betifops giirttelie / Moifoa fanot
Steo | Idnoags / oen bebitc Ro %
Or0en, ibet Eolitiet flogelig bolot iig
horte og loo Stubenterite alene bare
9orttrol meb grrongementet. Sprit
Srlbetltop par Sorltanoer Tor Uni
rerittetet / @oifua % oct IiberuIe
Bartis 2eber. San bsoe pllrbielis !
ct. petersburg ben 12te Oftober. -
Gen r~uSiiife 9feajerinaS officieIle
Slab inOebolbt / MnnbaeS en- feiier.
Zig llfas, fom f%ierlter Storfprit Gp.
ril fra ale ofientlige Seitiqinger pna
@rinb Of tit @iftermaol meb 8rins
ic8ie &ictoria, Storbertugen al SeS.
lens fraifilte Some. llnfnien beitems
nler ehbbibere, at GprtI life mere
frtaa fsre Sttelen "fongelig SsiSeo",
Iiaeiom ban ifal berspeS fin SrotG9t
ion ritsiiif StcribrIte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
SpenIf Reoaftcr 900.

4nbcr8 8. @paenbaI bar lpnge nG'
ret Reoafter al "Spenifu Sriblnen"
/ Chicago. San boebe noe / @Ien'
pietp, en- al 9penS 6oritGoer, % StrS.
BAG afteu Sen 17be itoo ban pou
llnion 9epot og pcnteoe paa ct Gram,
fon fuu0e briuge BAN biem. 90
bIep ban rammet al SierteiIng O9
faIbt 900 ON. San bdr fsot / Spe'
riae % Stliocut fra llpiolo Timber
iitct. s 1876 uSoanOre6e ban til
Imerifu % bIcp Reborbeiber / ipen'
lfe @bicogoblooe. Gu al bans Ssn'
ner er Rrofesior oeo oct Stpeoenbor.
gianifc College / GbiIobetpbia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
unoer 0iltale.

81 8erioner, iont eftten er eller
nur GmbeS3mGno | ben falerene
Sparebauf / 2enper, Colo, blep Den
t7be Sftober iotte unber Siltaie CT
@ranbiurpen for Snmmenipprgaiie
Seniigt at iti9le $t,712,5S7 frd
Sen nupnte 8anf. 9e 10 er: 2eororS
SmoboSen, s. q. Sin, 6. 9. 8ilf'
len, 6. 6. Suf, $. 6. Sua, 8. =.
Hoberts, SO. &. Camp, 8. W. Gdrep.
y. 9. 9apis og s. s. GomonI1t.
Desroen beIfplbes SIN for at hane
rnSrilaaet 10000 Collars, edmonton
10000 Collars % @tlfep $500
Collars. @ranbjurpeu oplpler, at De
tiltalte latte ia til Spgaue at orioe
S;ernbauer, Banter, Ten5einitituter,
aliens Sruitfompnnier % inolltri'
eae SoretagertSer / &era$, Oflabomd,
Snbiuu territory, &aniosy 0tisiouri,
MaNaduietts, Colorado og andre
SteSer / DC Sorenebe Stater, itoen
ben rigti9 peb, bpor oct bar. Nogle
al &c Snitituter, JONI De ttltaIte be-
ifplSes for at babe ruincrct, noen al
&c itoS / noeeu oirefte 5orbinoelie
meb Genpcr Savings 8mf, er Gen'
tr1l Sr,it Gomponp / Sort 8ortb.
2eras State Sruit Company oa 9ani
Commerce ~iammcitebs; 9anfcn oa
Iolper Gompnltp i aingfiibcr, Sfln.
sarfeu I @ucIib, Ola; ganfeu
gIine % 9iebt Seat, OLD; Gberofec
9SationaIbanf og Gberofee Sruitfom'
PAM / ginita, 81; Wcrdouts' &
Wantcrs' 9nnf / SSeiieripn, Ger.
9dnfer / @drber, Sfia.; 6arrners &
Tertants ganf | &iel. Ola; 5ar'
mcr$ & Werd}anis Sanf i Canadian
Sfla.; 6irit State 8anf i SaIala, s
g.; Rount 8ernon g~sationalbauf
Bolton; @eiteru 9anf OF Genpe,
ianlt @uIi, SeroS & Ntortbcru Sern,
bnnefumpnni i Seras. Snbpoeu, Sil
OF NtIflcp orreItereoe$ ben Toe. g
Tiger, at De bar Ell goO Sampitti8bes
arrcitorore moo De ANDRE er uoiteote
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
Sewea 9ntberan college,
IStmsn. Soma.

oserpeu 9utberan College blep
.grunolaat / adret 1893 al IfanSina'
piife 9utberanere / SamiIton % om'
Iiegen6e Gountper. s Soften 1897
tlep SfoIe ~oberoraset til Soma
areSs al Soilge8 Spnobe, nnoer bpls
Stpre Sfolen mn itaar. Gen isrIte
Sooebbpquiug br9tOte Den 3Ote yto'
pember 1903. 80 al ShtSenterne,
eallilts &etcrion, 9riceipn, 9snun.,
"a Burton Otilane, gusiportb, Su..
onlfom / 6Iatnmerne. Taa ct areos'
msoe. boIbt i Scbriiar 1904, blep BET
critemmig beluttet at giencpbpgae
SfcleL % Snoiurniiu9er til bette
Simeo bar mart lat igang meo Oct
ReIuItat, at Sen me gpgRin9 inScr
@arets Slutniug itoo fGrSis til VI
benpttclIe.
SfoIen or belig9enoe | Setpetl,
Somilton County, orttrent 60 UlI
ira GcS 0Soines. Gao oen tore, ontrt
II IcreS "Guurprs" itanr III 70 lnr'f'
fe, benIiqtam9siiee g%paninger; Den
enc bcrntteS til Sabies Gorruttorp
Cen unoeu til aioslepGrelier, 6orIam'
IinaSIal, aisffen % SiniH8'&oom,
2prcrpcriunulet beitaar al tslgen'
Sc: 9eitprcr, 9aitor 81. 5. Ssbre, y,
g; 8uitau III. Bruce, 9. 2, 9. &e.
Gbriitinn StofitaS, .. g; Soirilt
&elIon, y. D.; @abel GbriSbolm .
gcc., =. &. Srecbrrg, SltIio aiu'
Sliou; &etba y. Bonner.
SfcIen tilbpoer fsIaeftSe attrlttler
st ~nfa0emiIf pan fire aar. Der Tor'
bcreSer til Optaaelie peS llntuerN'te
ter o. ulNre beiere S1reaultolter
@raSueuter ira bette alIrilis opiage;
uSeu @rameu peo ppeRnTItte Suit
tutipner.
Ct 9tormalfurius paa fire Aar
| scr iorbcreSer 2Grere for bore "Nn
bic Sdools".
ct ~poro6ial" auriuS, Der iorbere
Der 2arere babe for I~eniabeDSlfp
Ieu og De ofieutiise Sfolcr. Sett'
alirinS er caiaa paa fire aar.
ct 6orrctningsfurIiis paa 10 Iar
@raouenter ira bette ailrinS iaa1
@rnoen =. sleh.. Sericm DC uSega
minereS meS bsi aaraftcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-20
9ntberan QaSies' Seminarg,
Sch aSins. Miaa.

9enne SfoIe bespnote fit tolpte
Sfoleaar Sns6og ben Ste Septem,
Der. Nuften t40 gIeper bon iioen
intraabt | SfoIens forifiellige Sur
ier. Sfclen iaar beifiaftiser to og
tppe Groiesiorer % 2Grerinoer, ier
| litcrpre Sng, Ter / aonierratoriet,
to "@rt", to | Sorretuingsofbelin-
gen % fer | SusbolSningsfas, glocl-
ton oip. SfoIen bar inbrettet en-
alosie ! GoIIeeeios, og Der sipes MI
llnoeruisning / Semi, Trigonometri,
@r9if, BrRoagogif, SipfoIogi %
beiere norif, tpit % engcIf Sprog'
IRre, observation-disclosures og 8betorif.
g apnierpatpriet bIep iaar mIot
JPils Olga ainoiep ira Neo 8in9
% Miis anna RrOe fra Woorbeab,
Sa.; / Maleri MiIs 2ouiie Dillon fra
Manitofpoc, @is., @ra6uettt fra EFT
annitifole ! Gbicago. Erof. s. 6. 6.
ShmiSt unoerpiier | Srgelipil og
grof. Gals / giolin. Miis Silba
Senien, iom bapbe Sannonrbeioeflas'
Ter en- @nffe al aar, inoebauer MI
StiIlingen iom "Wtotron" % bier Jig
nbmGrfet pasIenSe til benne anipurs'
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fra EronSbiem, Iorge, unberpiier ]
SadnoarbeiSe % I norif 2iteratltr |
Seminarfuriet.
De ME gleber er be6re forbereote
enc / De forfeiture aar, 90 mango al
Dem bar inbtraabt / bsiere 8Insier.
Senior- aiasien CT bet itsrite | Sfo'
lens Sijtcrie; ben teller ire og tppe
Weolemmer.
Mange 8crbeorinser blep siort
CONNER omfring % / 8%paningm.
"Gentent paIfs" bleu lagt up til 8pg'
niuaen. gleftriife Gus er mbragt
langs Sortauaet, og Spitbnlet er lat
op paa "@ampuien". gGreIier hep
repareret. og Be otte % tppe Pinnoer,
JON SfpIen eier, bicp TENT % lat
iitanb. @m Itsrre Gpnanto biep ont
~ifaiiet, iaa 8pgningen nh er eoot
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0rn 7be Oftober m~SerboIbtes De
itpe glepcr peS en- @eception. Rrot.
S. 6. 6. S6nibt bolht EFT meget III
teresfant cg ~bittnoriitiif Sale ON
"8eileerfarinaer", 90 en- Del wt1Nit'
mmere bleo gipen al eleperne Girls
esuIia Sotb, soprano, Bessie Srtes
% Grace 8ronna, Yiano) inlNfsrte
programmed. 9ereiter ierpereOes
fsorfrijfninger, og aften t~ilbrastes
unber Seq og Wiinterbeo.
Shep. 8raebuer.