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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
UNIONIzE FRISCO

BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s.-For
the first time Ia the history 81 any
large American city San Francisco
today commences a two-yearB adj
minlatfRtion under n complete
union labor administration. Abso-
lutely every city aud county office
and all appointments hereunder
from the commissioners 10 ianitora
are union labor men or union labor
fympathizern
This IL Mayor gehmidtn third
term upon which he entered AT noon
today when he presented his annual
message in which he made bitter
attacks upon th0ae newspapers that
opposed his reelection and In which
he favored city water supply. opera
ton % the Geary street railroad BY
the city. new schools improvements
Ia streets. sewers. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
WOODMEN
To SMOKE

Camp 60. W o. W. will hold a
smoker at their lodge rooms IN the
Alaska building tomorrow evening
Officers will be install ed aud n reg
ular b'd-faahioned good time II as
snred A four round boxing match
will be the feature Of the evening.
Organizer A. u. stlllman il ex-
pectfd to arrive ia Seattle nc any
time. and II IL hoped that be viii
be present 10 address the meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

Of this city at 1880 O'Clock this
morning with an attendance Of be-
tween SIS and rs members and n
Larry. number OF visitors. The re
organizing OF the association has
not been completed and the framing
Of the constitution caused a great
deal OF discussion. II will probably
be similar TO that 81 the New York
Ministerial association.
Rev. r.. Lincoln Smith addressed
the association on the subject
Federation OF Churches.
The association will meet again
on Monday. January rs, at 10. so
n. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
ANOTHER TRUST

NEW YORK. Jan. s-=Auihotita-
tive sources make the announcement
that the first advancement for the
new year IN the prices Of steel
sheets and tin plates has been au-
thorissd to take effect tomorrow.
The advance is based on 10 cents
per 100 pounds on all black and gal
vanirad sheets and cents on the
blue annsaled sheets This brings
the price 30 81 on black and sal
vaniEed sheets In the tin plate iis'
the advance 10 10 cents on the base
boz OF ali tin mill products. black
aud coated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

Ing in the superior court incolvs
property lying on Pike st. and ON
Second av.
Nothing Decided.
Corporation Counsel Calhoun said
this morning None Of the PARTIES
IN this case Of G. Il. smith are sat-
lsfied with the decision Of the SUI
preme court. Even Judge Moore.
attorney Tor the successful party.
said that he could not see that the
court had decided anything. As the
case Is OF vital Importance TO the
city. and as | spprehend that some
thing IN the neighhorhood OF 1000
vefdicts fer damages to property
will be returned IA the Jackson 81.
regrade, | deem Il or the greatest
Importance 10 the city to have this
question detsnitely decided. one way
or the other. once and for all.
As 1t Is now, under the eminent
domain act and the holding Of the
supreme court IN the case OF smith
versus the city, II property owner
RECEIVERS only 81 damages his prop
erty cannot be assessed for the cost
Of improving the street This
hink unconstitutional and unjust"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

MOTIVES
J. a. MOORE AND OTHERS DEC LARE THAT PROPOSED
SECOND THAT THOR
ouoHFARE BUSINESS PURPOSES

The efforts thai are being made to
reerade second av. are the result.
Of an attempt Of Pike 81. and Third
az. property owners 10 stop the de
yelopmenf % Second north OF Pike.
In the opinion Of James A. Moore
and other Second ay. property own
ers who are Etrenuousiy opposing
the reKrede
II is claimed that there will be
practically no benefits from the adj
diiiouai cut while the opening Of
Second AZ. for business purposes
will be delayed for another two
years. In the meantime. the llnes
% business vii be diverted TO Pike
st.. Third ay and Westlake bouie-
yard. making the immense expense
10 which Second av. property own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
MILLIONAIRE
Is SENTENCED

SALEM, Ore. Jan S-A. T kel.
liher, Chicago capitalist. convicted
Of forgery aud fraudulentiy securing
thousands 81 acres Of state school
land. was this morning sentenced TO
five years ia the penitcnfiRfy and
% pay ali costs The defense vas
granted ten days within which 70
file a bin Of exceptions. Contrary
to expectation. kelliher's attorney
filed no motion Tor a new trial. hut
petliionsd the court % Impose the
minimum penalty which Is two
years. The court stated that ON ae-
count 81 the magnitude Of The fraud
he could not impose a minimum
penalty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
ARMOUR'S
MUST PAY

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan. s.
The supreme court has decided that
thu Armour company must pay a
license Of 500 IN each county OF
North Carolina. which was imposed
By the state Law upon beef packers
doing business there. Armour
sought 20 eyade the payments upon
the ground that the license was \
Tar upon interstate commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

qualities are not contiguous the
meeting wifi discuss the feasibility OF
annexation. Standing committee
will be appointed 10 ascertain senti-
ment regarding the move. The ques-
ton has been agitated more or less
Of late and Il is TO crystalline feeling
one way or another that tomorrow
nights meeting has been called. Tho
league viii also take up for consid-
GRAFTON genera ! improvements In
the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

ABILENE. Kan. Jan. s-A
slight earthquake shock was fell
here last evening Dishes were rat
tied and the movement was plain
y pereeptibie. Telephone messagfi
from salina. Minneapolis. Clay Cen.
tes and Wamego. Kan. say the
shock was very perceptible al those
points. At WameEo buildings were
shaken 10 that IL was feared they
would collapse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
INVESTIGATE
EXPULSION f.!

WASHINGTON. II. C., Jan. g.
Representative Sheppard. Of Tesas.
introduced a resolution In the house
this morning calling for an invesil-
cation by a committee Of what he
termed the recent violent expulsion
Of an American mother from the
white House offices. while she wac
seeking audience with the presi-
dent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
CITIZENS
INCENSE0

Justice f.evisse for preliminary sx-
animation.
After hearing the evidence Nc
Donald was bound over Tor tfial ".
the superior court In the sum OF
tz9o.
The victim % the assault II said
20 be seriously injured. lie 10 al the
county hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
GOOD WORK ON THE
CANAL

wAsIfffGToN. Jan s-The
presidrnt hsnt a communication 60
congress this Afternoon praisinK the
work ~ the canal commissioners
denounsfus it's detraeturs He says
the work IL being admirably done
that great progress has been made
during the inHt nine months. and
that what has been done gives ren-
son 70 believe that the canal will
be eofapieted sooner than sntici-
pated RE says that every charge Of
iobhefy. ineffieienry and immortality
from whatever source they come
have been Investigated aud found
false.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

TOPEKA Kan. Jan. B.--A slght
shock 81 earthquake vas observed
here and throughout eastern Kan
aas al IS O'Clock last evening. In
some places second and lighter
shock was noted Neighb0ring
towns are reporting similar oondi-
tions By telephone. the most severe
experience apparently being At Man
haitian. where citizens left their
houses In alarm. No damage IL re>
ported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

ers have gone for the regrade OF the
street OF no avail.
The idea OF Chairman Mullen ID
the street COMMITTEES in making th4
cut il To take off the hump" noM
nj Virginia st He claims that the
cut already made has done as much
damage as possible and that. willis
the city is At II. 1t should lop Of
enengh 10 make Second an even
thoroughlare with a slight grade.
Mr. Moore and other opponents of
the scheme. however, assert that the
present grade is all that is needed,
being as good as that OF Second ay
at the present time besow Pike.
Moore announced this morning that
he would fight the scheme 10 The
last ditch. and the city offielala
have a hot fight on their hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

Ths citizens q Georgetown are
greatly excited over the arrest 81
wallace Mcdonald. a young man p
years % age. on the charge ot a.
aauit on Carl the I-year-oid son OF
Mr. Ielbe. a prominent resident OF
that city,
The youth who committed the un-
nenttonabie crime was taken before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
SPEAKS ON
ship BILL

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Jan. s.
Senator Galllnger. OF New Hamp-
shire. chairman of the merchant
marine commission. addressed the
senate today In opening the debate
upon tho shipping bill. which was
fayorabiy reported 10 the senate
from the committee on commerce
Senator Gallinger deplored the in
adequate steamship service, espe-
oially 10 South America. and urged
the proper encouragement OF mer-
chant marine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
NEW JUTE Is
BETTER QUALITY

wkIT.A WALLA. Jan. s-The
last If tho shipment Of 3 800 bales OF
iute from Calcutta has arrived at
The panitentiary. The quality Of the
lutte Is found to be far superior to
that Of last year. and on this ac-
count II will probably be possible TO
get nearly II not quite 100 more
grain bags to the bale from the
stock just received. which will bring
the number up 10 about $50 to tho
hale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
ASK FOR
C/TYHALL

The Seattle Commercial club will
meet this evening at o'clock In
their rooms In the Eitel building
The standing COMMITTEES for the year
will be appoiated. A resolution will
be drawn up 20 present to the city
council. asking that the question Of
raising 100000 FOR a new city hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
QUICK ACTION
IS NECESSARY.
GUARANTEE FUND OF $4,000 ron THE INTERNATIONAL
CHRISTIAN ENpEAvoR CONVENTION MUST Dc RAISED
WITHIN 70 pAYs-srAR RECEIVES rHE FIRST susscRlp
r,oNs-HilL PRINT Llsrs BEGINNING TOMORROW

Star suggests shall be clipped by
any firm. corporation OF individual
Inclined 90 subscribe to the fund
Flil oat the blank space below With
signature and address and mail TO
the editor &c The Star without de-
tay.
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be presented TO the people AT tho
spring election. IL Is proposed TO
erect the new hall on the site OF the
present building. II Is time. I'm the
estimation OF the Seattle CONNER
eiai club. that something definite be
done In reference to the city hall
natter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

LINCOLN. Eeb. Jan. Sat G 20
last night residents 0f Lincoln felt
an earthquake shock that in several
Instances shook globes and faaten-
inga on chandeliers No damage 10
reported The shock vas distinctly
felt a. Nebraska City and Syracuse.
Ia southeastern Nebraska. II was
slight Ga each instance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
CHICAGO POLICE ARREST sus.
pEcT

CHICAGO. Jan. SIN pursuit Of
clues TO the murder of Mrs. A. W.
Gentry the police this morning ar
rested James Goodelman, a oabman.
who says that he took a man an
swerlng the description OF Frank ].
Constantine to two railroad stations
and thence TO a pawnshop. and
Hnliy to the sherman house. where
he left him Saturday shortly after
the time OF the murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

Members % Seattle Liederkranz
met In social session At Turner hall
yesterday afternoon VIII hold an.
nual masquerade ha Saturday
night A chorus from Prince OF
PilHen will be rendered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
HEBREWS
TO PARADE

NEW YORK. Jan. s.--Arrange-
ments were made last night for a
parade OF more than 100000 He
hrcwA through the streets of the
East Side on Jan. q In honor of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

Recent rains cause damage by
landslldes along eide hills. where
there has been grading Worst slide
near Fifteenth and Grand boule-
ward for two blocks and threatening
70 undo contractors work Between
Ballard and Everett railroad track
walkers have avertod accidents by
timely reports Of slides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
ropic-clrY OWNERSHIP

] w. slayion. national Organized
Of the socialist party. viii lecture
this evening al the Socialist temple
9Th and Pine. Hts subject will be
Municipal owuerNhip and ita Rela
lion 20 the Working Glass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
Though, II Was Mine Explosion.

JOPLIN. Mo. Jan "A slight
earthquake shock was felt here at
g 10 D. m Sunday. No damage was
done A. first the shock was sup
posed Ia have resulted from mine
explosion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

memory OF those killed during the
riots In ST. Petersburg q year ago.
The parade will mark the first an
niversary OF the massacre. A mass
needing will be held after the pa
rade.
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Lasted a Full Minute.

EAPORiA. Kan. Jan. s-Au
earthquake shock was felt here &C
IS .. m. Sunday. II was too slighs
20 do damage. but was distinctly
felt all over this part Of the eoun-
try. The vibrations lasted for about
co seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
HAzINC CASE
BEING HEARD

ANNAPOLIS. Mr.. Jan. S.-The
trial OF Marsoni. accused of hazing
Cadets Roberts, Tye and Bryant.
was resumed this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
WILL DISCUSSS
ANNEXATION

Annexation 20 Seattle Will occupy
the attention OF the West Seattle
Municipal league tomorrow might.
While the city limits OF both munic-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

civ VIII 49, NttN 49, f'f ~
1 1907 will be made within very
short time.
To BE Decided Quickly.
The board OF trustees, having
the matter in charge, meets 20
New York ou February @, :
and 4
Only those cities which have
raised the $1s.ooo guarantee
fund will be considered.
The latest Indications are "a
the effect that the fight Tor the
convention will be a lively one
with the chances IN favor OF Sc
attic. ii the latter has Is guar.
ansee fund IN shape
Los Angeles. Kansas City
and Omaha. are the principal
contestants with Seattle.
In view ct the fact tina, this
city has made a bid for the
monster convention. and has
told all OF the competing cities
that il can handle the crowd
il will never do noNv 10 lie
down. We must get the guar.
aztec fund raised and make
good" on the invitation.
Seattle Never Lays Down.
Seattle never has laid down
90 any proposition. even one q
large as the building II a bat.
,leship. involving a guarantee
Of sIoo.poo bv It's citizens. and
il will not lay down on the
undertaking 20 bring 20 this
city an International Couven.
ton that will advertise Seattle
TO the four corners 81 the
earth.
Viewing the matter fully
from the business standpoint
the people Of this community
eonId well afford to pay Sfoo..
COO cash for the advertising
that the convention will give u
In addition % this fact the
1000 Endcavorcrs who arc *.
pected TO come here would
spend 4 vast sum OF money Is
Seattle, bcncfi,ing every line
"a trade. as well as hotels and
boarding houses There Is nc
such thing as free entertain.
ment Of delegates az these In.
ternatioul Conventions Even
delegate pays for what he OF
she gets
In case Seattle does not sc.
CUR the Convention. after rails.
ing the guarantee fund. the
Subscriptions would Of course
Be void.
Usually Pay Their Own Way
Il must also be borne IL
mind that while a $4,000 guar
sn,ee IS demanded. 50 far the
history q these conventions ha.
shown that they are largelt
able 10 pay their own bills o
expenses. with consequent III
tie help
The chances are that NO
more than onc-fourth Of thl
sum guaranteed by any sub
scriber 10 the Seattle fuue
would be called for. although
an emergency might aris'
which would ncccssitatc
larger call upon the guarantcfs
II will be impossible TO reacl
all citizens. business men am
others By solicitors asking f0
subscriptions
The better plan by far is e
phone the Editor % The Sta
what YOU will be ready 10 give
30 that your name may be IN
scribcd on the roll Of guaran
fers without even a days de
lay
Although the proposed subscrip
Ton was only presented 10 the pee
pie u Seattle last Saturday. IN
siaf has already received. by lette
aad phone. authority 10 announce
Considerable number u eontribu
lions
These Will be printed tomorr0e
t0gether with all additional ones re
teived up TO noon on Tuesday
On fhia page vii be- fOuni
form o. subscription which tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

Captain u. r. Gaines new steam
or Watson IL due Tuesday morning
from San Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

George nay alias william ". Day,
eharwe1 with fraudulently filiaK a
eleaim fof pay dus him a. A soldier
sentenced 90 three months Ia the
county iait and fine q Tee and
sssi@fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
IT MAY BE
MURDER

OGDEN. Utah. Jan S-Frank
Mason. 81 sprlngyilie Utah. Who
came 70 oEden two weeks ago with
81 0ao and other Naluablva. VAS
found dead In IRONING house last
night An autopsy has been or
dered Foul play Il suspected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

The time is opportune for
the seattle spirit to again
assert itself Tor the advantage
OF the CITY
Pledges for a $4,000 guarau-
tee fund are needed without lie
Law 60 hatk up Seattlc's bid Tor
the monster International
Christian Endeavor convention
N 1907.
The Star announced last Sat
urdIay that a call would be
made al once fer this fund and
that this paper would receive
and print all subscriptions sent
10 is ofiice.
There can he "a delay. as the
final determination as - which
city will get the convention IN
too- will Sc made within a very
short time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08
MINISTERS MEET

The Seattle Ministerial aasoeia-
ten met at the First NJ. =. church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

Iacuh Peri. this city. declared
bankfupt by Judge Hanford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-08

INK In the superior court incolvs
property lying on Pike 81. and on
Snnnnl ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-28

g 9rapuno "a Sen tios
ligere Mto0elaloer pud
.Sorg airtegaaro. 5or tort
.3io iiOen Itpote man paa en- muret
5e~9litensgrap fra ca. 1900 pua So
.rg a~irtegaaro. OnsOag sen 8. os.
aabneoes ben UNDER 9eoelie At Dr..
Mdeteprang fra Rutionalmuiaet.
@rupen par muret af ire Stif
ter tore, rs0e 5egl. at bpilte Del
~poerite Stifte bar truffet noset til
.bage, faaleoes at ser fremtom en-
gals til Ststte for De itore. ROE.
Oelpis glasiereoe SITTER, Ser ounnes
Be BET tagformeoe 0afte. 5il 9o-
.oeoet par ser moo 9eit miret ct
IerIigt lille Rum, Ser inepreoe
ferft in0 moo 9f, bpiltet bier.
at 8raben maa tilbere SIutningea
.af u. eler 8egpnoelien at 13. 6un=
oreoaar.
2iget bar neolagt uoen aiit..
Den 0soe ftsnneoes at bdpe o9rst
en- Wano at ca. 20 5om.s 6gioe.
Der fanotes intet @~rdOgoos /
.9rdben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-28

,Rfrfstigt Gam un D.
Bpgning. Def fprite Spuoeitii
til oct grunotpigite 6us / Stuoit'
Ftr9oe, aebenbapn, er MI bleosn
siort, og paa @runoen, boor oel
ai0ligere lua ct tort S~erniteberi
meo Maitinfabrit, Oit ! epbet al e
Aorsti0 mairteligt Samfuno1E
8pgnins reiit Jig.
6els 9psninsen bill tomme II
at tpite mellem 100000 os 700
900 ST. 0et bar fprit 9eitemmel'
fen. At 8pggeurbeiOet life mautt'
begpnoe. fsr Der oar inotOmmst
100000 8r., men od Der MI tur
mangler ct u~betpOeligt 9eleb, tagsi
ala fat paa arbeiost aligeDsl,
6aab ON at De munglenoe pen9'
hurtie Oil tomme.
Der CT uoienot ct .Wturitens'
fDrt", og for 4psr 5isre man giOer.
n%ftrpoier man en- Wauriten. 9oer'
Sort repraienterer 10 ar., %
TENDER man oct inc / aftrpoiet Eli.
sfnnO, Faar man Suffering for BE
7pbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-28
6ooe Renter.

Sc. iom enifer at lame Yenss no
til 5 eler 6 yrOtent. beoes benpetios
fig til Yaul Yeterien, Blair, Nebr.
aapital % Fenter saranteret. Jiilo'
Itanbia Siffcrbso siOes. Harmsrs
Cplnsninaer paa 5prlangenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-28

ifg. u. 9. pud 5orilag at 4potet,r
Wittelien, Oronningluno, og @darOs
eier MoItien. 5borsbolm. at Odnae
en- Screening for Dronninsluno o9
Omean til SnOteb Os uoftpfning Al
6erreguaroe | 9enbOIo til Den iiOitt
Rigsoassiamling oeOta1ne 2oo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-28

OoerI9ge 9dIldger on
M oroeren 3bpgeen. Wors
oeren 3bpseien Opboloer Jig ltdois
lpaa 4urbus Siuosipgeanitalt, boor
ban er UNDER Obieroation at Ooers
lIage 9dadger.
Denne bar til en- Weodrbejoer oso
.Oemotraten" uOtalt iig pud fsls
|oenOe Wdaoe ON Moroeren:
Def sr iaa langt fra, at piges
moroeren iimulerer noe pdd Nm
ltdlteu, al ban udbenbdrt efter belle
lin Optreoen belit sniter at blioe
osmt fom tilrsgneIig. 9an eniter
|8eoeu. Radr ban ooerfor politist
bar opfsrt iiy ION en- %forltDrret %
gal Wano, Itploes oct en- Ois 9gres
Itarbeo, ON man pil. 9ans per-
Iberie tpnslige 9ilbsjsligbeO fan lite
ira epilepiien, men er en-
Del al bans Ndtur. 9dn er fig be-
plot at Oare ioinit og abnorm pda
Oct i%etiuels Omraaoe % pil serne,
al 5olt ltal tro, at ban er ct belt
anost Msnneite, nadr ban begdar
fine 5orbrpoelier.
Oct sr en- meget bebagelig pa
tient at BABE meo at gsre. flyer Dps
innet, og Sdmtolerne, ban bar meo
oct, rsber bans Snteresie for mango
article 5orbOlo. Man bar uoe pou
|Qnftulten isgt at Jamie en- Del Mas
MteriaIe til 9tlpsnins at SIestens
belle Gorbolb.
5. ben iioite 3io bar 5bpgeien BE-
funbet zig minors bel og bdOt 5ias6
til epileptiife Qnfalo. 9armen fan
ban life taule. I'll en- at fine Meos
~pdtienter bar ban uotalt 9nitet ON
at mddtte bliDe ifilt fra Qipet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-28
Ct oeobringen6e 5ulS.

- Bor en- Yortne9les Stnlo. Nn
Rontsr 2%iRotmann, fom 5or !
Raa0muno8gdoe %. 9sbenbann
bdpoe forleoen often glsmt tn Ga.
oeosrsne9Ie biemme os tunOe oerfor
life lutte ia inc. od ban tent on
Rotten oenote' hiem.
6an fonot iaa pad. at ban oiloc
gaa mo ! Ruboeienoommens 9adro
- 8sren, oioite ban, ito0 udben -
truole oper 9Idntep9rtet til i'm
egen @aaro % faa gua op 40 Bag
trappsn.
0d ban par tommet op pdd
gldnfeb0rtet. If ban imiolertio
Operh1llancs og itprteoe neo og
BAR mso oct famine noe al Stano
til al rsre iig.
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geboerne omii6er til og 1T BAN
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