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Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-02
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO. Feb. 1.-The
work of securing the Rialto electric
line into this city will be at once taken
UP by the board of trade in accord
ance with the plans recently outlined
by President Denman of the traction
company, at the board Of trade ban
quet. President htwood Of the board
of trade has appointed a committee
consisting of James Fleming, George
NJ. Cooley, j. II. Boyd. A. NJ Ham and
T. A. Blakely to at once take up the
proposition of securing the right of
way. The company has asked for a
private right of way outside Of the
city limits. 1t is believed that now the
matter has been taken up systematical-
ly the line will become reality
within a few months. as the traction
interests arc more than willing to build
when they are assured a free right
of way to the colony.
A man who says his name is Robert
Ray lies at the county hospital suffer-
ing from injuries thar he Is alleged to
have received at Barstow by lying
down on the railroad track and going
to slep. being struck by a train. Part
of one foot Is gone and he has serious
injuries about the face, head and
hands. He was brought to this city by
the Los Angeles limited and placed In
the county hospital. where he went to
sleep on the operating table without
an anaesthetic being administered to
him He mas slept ever since the OPP
GRAFTON in which his foot was taken
off and nothing can be learned from
him.
A Mexican tailor. r. Ruiz, this after
noon attempted suicide by swallowing g
carbolic acid because his wife has de-
III I1a
on the front steps of the residence of
Deputy Sheriff Belarde. He then wan
dered off up Warm creek, where he was
found later by officers. He was re-
moved to his hut and physician
called.
A negro named Poole was arrested
this afternoon on a charge of attempt
ing to shoot Charles Lauterbach. He
went into the place of business of
Iauterbach and became boisterous un-
til Lauterbach was compelled to draw
a pistol and order him off the place.
The negro soon returned with load
ed shotyln, and had 1t not been for
the interference of bystanders there
would have been a shooting affray.
The negro was Jailed.
The people of Cotton will soon vote
On a bond issue of $4,000 for another
school building. This will be sufficient.
1t is estimated. to erect an eight-room
building and make repairs on the pres
ent buildings.
Three Mexicans, Fred Balantree. Gre
gario Espanosa and Francisco More
no, are in the county Jail charged
with burglarizing the house of Samuel
Apodaca.
The Santa Fe management has or
dered a new wrecking derrick to take
the place of it's old machine, which is
entirely inadequate. 1t will be Of 100
ton capacity.
Coronado golf championship for men
February 5th to Sth. Ladies', Sth, 9th, 10th.
Entries close February Sd for men, Feb
ruary 7th for ladies'.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-02
COL0N|STS GET
TULARE ACRES
HUNDREDS READY TO PROCEED
TO ALPAUGH
Distribution Of Tracts ls Concluded
and Home Market Is Assured for
Those Who Go to Work.
Pioneers There

Three to FIVE hundred colonists who
have purchased business lots and resi-
dence sites In the new town Of AL
paugh, In Tulare county, and also the
and a half, five, ten and twenty acre
tracts In the Second Home Extension
colony of the California Home Exten-
sion association, gathered in Elks' hall
on South Spring street yesterday at
the second meeting of the colonists.
They will soon go to Alpaugh and
begin the establishment of new COM
munity and the development of the
rich land Of the San joaquin valley.
At the first meeting of the colonists
held a week ago in Blanchard hall all
of the business lots and nearly all of
the residence lots were allotted at the
graded price. with premiums paid for
the choice selections.
The acreage was disposed of at the
three sessions held yesterday at Elks'
hall. NJ V. Hartranft was the auc-
tioneer, assisted by Organizer Clark
and Secretary Brubaker. President AL
paugh and Mr.. Symonds of the Home
Extension association.
Many Get Tracts
There was clear and definite un-
derstanding as to the plan of dstribu-
tion and everything moved along har
moniously, but the work was not con-
cluded until a late hour last night. In
the aggregate 224 twenty-acre tracts,
ITO ten-acre tracts, 75 flve-acre tracts
and go a-half-acre tracts
were allotted.
The forenoon was devoted to the
selection of the twenty-acre tracts, the
afternoon to the ten-acre tracts and
the night session to the distribution
of the five and two and a half acre
tracts. The bidding for choice of Sc
lection was spirited. the premiums
ranging from $28 down to cents. The
average was about $12. All of the
money derived from the bidding will
be used by the colonsts for the i'm
provement of the roads, in grading and
oiling and in providing shade trees.
Home Market Awaits
The Alpaugh colony is unique in
many respects, chiefly In this-that
all of the colonists will begin life in
the colony with a home market assured
for everything that they can produce
on the land in the way of vegetables,
fruits and dairy products.
Simultaneous with the settlement of
the town and the farming land will be
established the vegetable concentrat-
ing plant that will use the Harris
McDermott process of concentrating
vegetable and other products that will
be put up in barrels and boxes and
sold to jobbing houses throughout the
country. The process has been thor
oughly demonstrated as successful
throughout the east, and hotels, res
taurants and consumers generally are
anxious to contract for the output of
the factory
In addition to enjoying home mar
ket for the products of the soil the
colonists will also participate in the
profits of the plant, as many of them
have taken stock in the Alpaugh Pro-
duce company.
There are now about seventy-five
pioneer colonists on the land, and now
that the distribution has been con-
ciuded scores of co1onists will go to
Alpaugh and begin life anew in the
new country.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-02
Y. M. C. A. GETS NEW SITE
Riverside Gets Fine Location, II. 3.
Everest and c. E. Rumsey
Aidinq
Special to The Herald

Special to The Herald
RIVERSIDE. Feb. IA deal was
closed today whereby the Riverside Y.
NJ. c. A. comes into possession of a new
site for permanent home.
The site purchased is the Everest
property 1S5x1S5 feet, on Lemon street,
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
The consideration was $4,000, and H.
p. Everest, who owns the property,
made a gift of 20 per cent of this
amount to the association.
A gymnasium and swimming pool
will be built at once and when the
present building is sold a splendid new
association building will be erected.
C. r. Rumsey, president of the asso-
citation, gave several thousand dollars
toward the purchase of the new site.
Hotel del Coronado better than ever.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-02
WORK FOR ANNEXATION
Tropico People Seek Immediate Union
With the City of Los
Angeles
Special to The Herald.


TROPICO. Feb. 1.-The Tropico I'M
provement association held an impor-
tant meeting at Logans hall last even
ing Officers for the ensuing year were
elected and are: NJ. NJ. Esheman,
president; G. r. Carmack, vice presi-
dent S. G. Biddle, secretary; e. X.
Daniels, treasurer; F. r. Bear assist
ant secretary. A. w. Collins and John
Hobbs were appointed to take the nec-
essary steps relative to annexation to
Los Angeles. A standing road and
street committee composed of c. G.
Chandler, N. C. Burch and e. w. Rich
ardson was appointed. AS several sur
veys have been made near and across
the Los Angeles river with view to
constructing a bridge across the river,
1t was deemed advisable to have COM
mittee appointed to investigate and aid
in the speedy and necessary prelim-
inaries regarding this county bridge.
which is of so much importance to the
citizens of Tropico.
A library committee composed of
N. c. Burch, DR.. A. o. Conrad, H. H.
Davenport, Mrs. w. A. Thompson and
Miss Hickman was appointed to aid
the library committee of the Thurs
day Afternoon club in securing desir-
able quarters for a permanent library
organization for Tropico.
Several years ago the Tropico I'M
provement association petitioned the
county board of supervisors to pass an
ordinance prohibiting bicycle riding on
the sidewalks. This ordinance was
passed and was enforced in Tropico.
During the past few months, owing to
the absence of the deputy constable,
William Gould. the ordinance has been
frequently violated. A resolution was
passed regarding the enforcement of
this act and NJ A GrisWold has been
recommended to aid in the enforce
ment
Coronado prizes in Montgomery $
window
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-02
SAN PEDRO HARB0R BUSY
DURING the Year 1850 Vessels Entered,
Carrying e7,635 Passengers and
1889 Tons Merchandise
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN PEDRO, Feb. 1.-The report
from the collector of customs of the
business done at the San Pedro port
during the year ending February has
been made public. 1t is an excellent
showing.
There were 1850 vessels came into
the harbor with a total tonnage of
GAS, 1858, of which 413,472 tons were
steam and 1885, ,4S6 tons were sailing
vessels.
The vessels were: Steamers, 1011;
schooners, 347 barkentines, 55; barks,
H. tugs, ID; ship, 1 sloops, 2; United
nue. cutters, 6; United States torpedo
boat destroyers, 2; United States light
house tenders, 2; United States collier,
/; foreign ship, /: foreign barks, 3;
German cruiser, 1 italian cruiser, 1.
These vessels employed total of
26,30S seamen, of which 22,4S5 were on
steam vessels and 1928 on sailing ves-
sells.
The vessels carried the following:
Lumber 44O,717,O0O feet; shingles, 221,-
4O2, ,OOO shakes. 4,970,U00 shocks, 1928
tons; laths, IS. S.533, 900; posts, 67,71S;
poles. 23700; piles, 6205; ties, 373,319:
doors, 13,46S; windows, 1886; cross
arms, las tons; coal, 1886 tons; pig iron,
100 tons grain. 1853 tons; -four PA
sacks; cement (domestic), 1919 barrels;
cement Qoreign), 6c,40S barrels; ex-
celsior, 97S bales; tin, rs boxes; cat
tle 1173; hogs, 1873; sheep, 6659; berry
boxes, 200 crates: lumber trucks. 25;
wine 6S17 gallons; wood columns, 200:
merchandise, 15,339 tons; passengers,
1885.
Outward ships carried 97,712 passen-
gers, 80, 6SS barrels of oil, 1886 tons or
merchandise, 2242 tons of asphalt and
1850 tons of salt.
Coronado golf championship for men
February 5th to Sth. Ladies, Sth, 9Th, 10Th.
Entries close February Sd for men, Feb
iuary 7th for ladies.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-02

assessor met with the approval Of the
councilmen. who referred II TO the or
dinance committee for immediate ac-
tion.
Much routine business was attended
to, but the rapidly increasing debt TO
the Edison electric light people was
not among the bills paid. Manager
Selig asked the council what was TO
be done about the bill, stating that
the courts will soon be appealed to
II the money Is not Forthcoming lie
was told to go ahead, as the city had
proof Of its contentious that the SER
vice is not according to contract and
also desired a chance to present this
proof in the courts.
Waived Jury Trial
The cruelty cases against Walter
Simons and the two employees OF the
Simons Brick company came UP this
afternoon in Justice Congdons court,
but afforded no sensational features.
Attorney Moody entered the formal
plea of not guilty for his clients and
asked that the trials be set for later
in the month. Justice Congdon named
February 26. which was suitable to
all concerned.
The officers Of the local humane So
ciety express themselves as surprised
at the action of Attorney Moody in
waiving trial by jury, but the contest
is likely to be warm enough to satisfy
the most exactlng In spite OF this fact.
Walter and Joseph Simons and their
attorney will proceed to San Gabriel
tomorrow, as announced, in order to
swear out warrants for Lloyd Macy
and w. A. Gillette on the charge of
cruelty to the mules employed In the
Oak Knoll grading work.
Crown City Notes
Mayor Waterhouse entertains the
members Of the Northwest Improve
ment association tomorrow evening.
The members Will be accompanied by
their wives.
The remains of Miss Jennie Higgins,
the young Pasadena woman who COM
mitted suicide at Redondo yesterday,
reached here tonight and were imme-
diately inferred.
Well-dlggers on the Senator Dorsey
residence tract northeast of the city
water yesterday approximating eighty
miners inches In flow.
Sixty tennis enthusiasts are prepar-
ing to incorporate as a permanent
club The work of formal organiza-
tion will be attended to early next
week. after which a club house and
suitable grounds will be secured.
The annual meeting or the Pasadena
Hospital association was held this aft
ernoon at he board of trade rooms. The
report of the secretary, H. H. Klam-
roth. showed the past year to have been
a most prosperous one. The association
has received cash gifts during the year
amounting to $14.500. OF this amount
the late James King gave $4,000, which
is not yet available.
Coronado golf championship for men
IH01Nv To II
Entries close February Sd for men, Feb
ruary 7th for ladies'.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-02
PERRY VISITS SAN PEDRO
Torpedo Boat Destroyer Will Tie UP
at Wharf for Visitors
Benefit
Special TO The Herald.

opecIaI % The Herald.
SAN PEDRO, Feb. 1.-Word has been
received from the commander of the
warshp Perry that he cannot come
here until Friday Tie was expected
this afternoon, but the vessel win not
be here until tomorrow afternoon.
II Will be tied up at one of the
wharves when it arrives and visitors
will he made welcome and shown over
the boat at nearly all times Of the
day.
There will be no charge for launch
trips to the boat, as Is often the case.
The Perry viii be here until after
Sunday.
Grand O. G. q. display at Montgom-
ery's
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-02
The Picfure sinrs

is the best place for purchases not only
for home decoration, but for gifts for
every event of the changing mon this
A picture is always well received and
is always good. Our gallery is wei
worth your time to see, The assortment
OF famous reproductions can be viewed
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-02
OPPOSED TO EXTRADITION
Poole of Spokane Is Contesting
Fugitive Warrant In the
SUPERIOR Court

Habeas corpus proceedings in the case
of l.. w. Poole of Spokane, Wash. ar
rested here several days ago ON fugi-
tive warrant, will be heard before
Judge Smith in department 1 of the
superior court today.
Poole has been sentenced to five
years imprisonment on a statutory
charge brought against him in Spokane
and his case is pending in the supreme
court.
Upon the fact that a man cannot be
arrested after conviction in the lower
court the attorney for Poole will fight
the case.
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Company Asks for Wharf Room
pecial to The Herald

Speclal 10 Ine ltefalu
SAN PEDRO. Feb. 1.-The National
Lumber company. which does business
at East San Pedro, has asked the city
council of Long Beach, that city
claiming jurisdiction over the land in
question at present, for room to build
something over 1000 feet of wharves
for its own use. The water front is
on what is termed the inner narbor and
is above the Crescent wharf now built.
The trustees of the city claim they are
1t will be knocked out In the suit now
pending on the legality Of the election
for annexation held last fall
Coronado golf, February 5th to 10th
s,1hscrihn for Tho Los AnraIon na La,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-02
RlALT0 LINE SOON
WILL Be REALITY
SAN ssRNARplNo BOARD WILL
COOPERATE

Unknown Man, Railroad Victim, sleeps
on Though Foot Is Amputsted.
Tries sulclde-Colton Needs More
School Houses
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-02
Disapprove shaw's Fiscal Plan
,v Assnclated Press.

-fooVNIdNNN :
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Secretary
Shaws plan for the relief of the oc-
casional stringency of the money mar
ket was disapproved by a committee
of the chamber of commerce, which
made its report today
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-02

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-10

.gunakeren",
bet eneite oanlte 0lab Qmerita,
Der ubgaar to @anse ON llgen,
uo9ipes al nOaniib 2utb. Subj.
SOnie", Blair, Nebr.
Yrpuesgtum lenbes frit paa
JDrlan9enoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-10
8rDan uil muotase Domination
Oct galoer bog for ba IN
ferft og fremmeit ON
principernes Seir.

Sioligere Il. g. Senator fra
9lrtanlds, Sames st. Sones, 6Or.
mano pua 0emotraternes giationdl=
tomite unoer 9rpans 9algtamp
1896 og 1900, bar mootaget frls
genOe grep fra Wiaiam S. 9rpan,
oateret / Stotbolm ben Is. SUM-:
.Seg bar bolot 9ie meo oen poli=
tlite llopitling, og til min 5ornejels
Te bar jeg la9t Wlerte til, at De De
motrdiiIfe principer b9boes. De
bar tnoet min Sitting torrett. Som
je9 Itrep til Oberit Wetmore oil
jeg intet gore for at opndd en- treble
Domination og pnIter Den lite, med
minore Sorboloene ituloe Ipnes at
tr9pe oet. 2ao mig tilfpje, at ieg
npoer Yripatlibets 5ribe0 og feler,
at jeg fan uorette noget gpot uoen
at bore | Gmbeoe.
Der er imiOlertio pisie gfeformer,
Yom jsg meget 9erne iaa gennemfert,
og for at bjalpe til beo oeres Sen
nemfsrelle er jeg billig til after at
blipe partiets aanoiodt, oeriom
Tolsmenoene for Reform. naar Sen
3io fommer, bar 2eoelien al pdr4
tiet og mener, at min aanoioatur
pil bore oen beoIte 8drdnti for
Sejr. Sm nogen anoen Ipnes mere
Ifitfet, ital oct bebaee mig ems mere
Seq bebeber life at foriifre Dem
ON, at jeg er mere interesIeret
principernes Sejr emo | 9algliitenS
perIonel. 2anbet tr9nger til Sci
ferTons0emotrati, dnpenot alle Re4
Observation-Disclosures, bdabe ben
rationale og Stuternes, oa jeg er til.
fre6s meo at bjelpe til peo oenn'
9(npenbelIe. 80. s. grban."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-10
Is. Marg.
Snopanorinsen tiger.

SSnopanoringen / BET syiitalaar,
Iom enote Den 30. Sum-. bar itgrre
emo nogen Sinoe tioligere. 1,112,000
fom bette 9lar BERTH fra forlfe[lioe
2anoe. Oet er benpeo 100000 nere
emo bet n9itforegaaenoe SSiitalaar
Il ops, ,499). S oe iioite ii 9tar CT
Snopanoringen iteget til mere eno
oct treoobbelte (343 1896. s 1895
BAR 9lntalet af Snopanorere oct
lapeite paa lang Sio (258,538), I
1892 bar oet 579,663.
Oct er oOg life fra De Ifanoina=
biife 2anoe, England eller Sbiflano
Snbban0ringen tiltager iaa itartt.
Oct er fra Stalien, giterrig, I'm
garn, polen og Huslano, 6opeos
itrpmmen fpmmer.
Snobanorin9sfpmmisfar Gar
gent mener, at Snopdnorinqen bill
peobllpe at itt9e, ida l9nge De gooe
5ioer 2anoet be0barer. 9erpaa fan
o9lad BET tboe, at Sen / Wtioten af
9alpfemierne fant neo til onltrent
oct balpe og UNDER en- Sreoieoel of,
bbdo Den er nu. Sg iioen Sioerne
Der er 6eore0es, er Smmigrations=
ftremmen itaoig iteget. Oct er life
iad unoerligt, at &ongresien arbei=
oeoe paa at farpe Smmigrationss
lpbene. Wlen oa Oen ingen COB fit
feroig / Sen Hetning Sen nplig
dfilutteoe Samling, iaa bliper Ser
10 in9en 5oranoring for set fprife.
Seoerne arbejoer ierlig imps
Sf9rpelIen at Snobanoringslopene,
og oct life uoen @runo. gei Sienoe4
oele af oe 120,80O Snopanorere fri
Ruslano oct iioite 9(dr bar Sgoer.
Seoeinopanbrinaen fan fndrt blipe
25 grocent af ben bele Snopanbrins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-10

Iom gern oeo Spnst. WlooereHs
6ulten, Stsnnen og Strigen rpites
De M9ngoen paa oct itarfeite. Spnet
af 8srnene, iom itul0e benrettes for
ct p0ltttft Morb fplote aae meo
Smsrte. 6Odo Der git for fig pau
RetterIteoet, BIZ jeg belit tie mso.
qigen bar onttrsRs liolps, oa bun
blep 6enrettet. 8et bar ct gpIeli9t
Nloro, en- grasielig llgerning.....S Som
SsranItmano tiQaoer jeg mig at
fperge, ON oen rusiiite 2pp pirtelig
tiqaoer 6enrettelie at gprn?"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-10
&enrettelie al Yurn.

Gn 5ranitmano, iOm tiolisere bar
preiioent Jaures 9lttddt, offentlig
ger / oct rusiilte glao ySlopo" en-
8eretning ON en- 6enrettelle af 8prn,
lom ban bar p9ret 8ione til | Higd.
6an lfriper.
nSeg er en- nerpei it9rt Wiano, Ipm
bar oeltaeet mango aampe moo
0abaerne paa Wiabagasfar og Sine
ierne | Spnfin. Dlen bpao jeg OPP
lepeoe | bisie aampe moo oe piloe
par intet Sammenlisnine meo.
bpao jes faa' | giiga. Sra nit @ins
rue iaa jea en- 13saarig Oreng pa
en- gSise paa Iamme 9floer blip ferte
til Retteriteoet af 0ragoner. 9adce
jsg, min 8one % min Mooer grGS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-10
Qlt etspeoitionen er .emmen

9(t Gtspeoitionen er ssmmen
Sang, itploes fsrite einis Wips
Iius GridIens alorig Ipigtsnoe
Gnergi og 5ro pua, at naar bon
bilee i9tte aft ino, maatte ban fpre
lin Sag igennem; anoen 2inte
maa oct frem6aoes, at pore beolfe
qolarfdrere bar itettet BAN al Al
Gpne, ligeiom priodte Soft bar BIZ
oraoet 6alpoelen, Staten Den anoen
Salpoel at oen gen9efttm, Der fors
ores til Sagens Hedltiation.
9anmarfs GfspeoitioHen" er
fdaleoes fn9Iat df 0s pofdrtDnoige
oq al Staten. Den er 6leben ct
nationdlt 5oretagenoe, fom Iifferligt
- ON alt 9aar bel = pil 6ringe
Oanmdrt 9Gre, iom BEN bill briHge
8preren og bans W39no geremmelIe.
@i er ftferlig / goo Operensfems
melie meo bore 29iere, nddr pf
pod oeres og egne @egne bringe
polarfarerne ct bierteligt 2eppef o.
- paa @enTnn!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-10
&oleraen paa Ybillipinernf.

&en moo aolera Gpioemien
gsr goo 5remgang, og Soften ipnes
at mite fit Solo pua 9efolfnineen.
Den 8. os. blep fun anmelot nit
ten nbe Silfaloe pe fire 9sosfalo
iioen Mionat oen 4oe Suli. Den
4oe Suli bleb Ser anmelot otte cg
tppe Spsoomstilf9loe oe nitten
DposfaIo. 8un fem 9tmeritanere
Far paret angrebet af SyarIotten
al Dem er to opbe. Oct ier no til,
at Sotten life er larlig fem moh
9lmerifaners, rimeliepis foroi oisis
efterlepsr Sunobeosforifrifterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-10
Snoimuslius af 8ineiere.

Qlsfiterenoe Splooptreper 9apio
0poper, itationeret peo 8ateipap pdd
Ganaoas@r9nIen, blep arreiteret |
6elena, Wlont. oen 8. os. pda Be-
garins af &. $. Saplor, en- Rez
gerines Oetettio, lom bar ienAt
no fra WaIbineton for at anitile
llnoeripgelle meo 9enIpn til oen
paaitaaenoe SnoImugling at ai-
neiere.
Sablor puaitaar, at 9oober, 0uen
See os Wdng @ueb fammenipor
fig for at brinee gee Seen inb / De
5orenebe Slater. Gee Seen bleb ar
reiteret iamme Dag os bill blipe
Ienot ub af 2dn6et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-10
Yreiiocnten aiilaar.

Sra Oplter Bah meloes UNDER 8.
bs.: preiioent 9foolepelt bar afz
ilaaeet Snobpoelien til at preIioere
peo oen Reception, iom Commercial
Srapelers' 2(ntisSruit 2eaeue bar
orranseret / Maoiion Square 9ar=
oen, Hep gort. oen 10. 9tuguit
9tnleoning af William S. 9rbans
Sjemtomit. praiioenten baobe alleres
oe for nogen 5io iioen beiluttet al
dfIlda ale Snobpoeller til gans
fetter og lignenoe 5ilitilninser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-10
WOQmans Yulal efspeoitiun.

Den 4. SuIi afgif n5ritbjof" fra
Sromip meo ll0itpret til n@eqmdnz
Recos1, .6eralo"s Yolaretspeoition
til Spitsbersen, Norge, bporfra
@fspeoitionen ital itarte pr. 2uftz
ifib. Wien lloItpret bar mere, emo
5ritbjof epneOe at fpre, iaa Der
maatte ienoes rs Sons Spoplinre
og 40 Sons Sern for 8asproouts
tion til 8allonen meb rapno 6elz
&C."
u5ritbjof" Idtte no paa i'm fprits
Rejie til Spitsbereen oen Is. SUM.
9a fprte oet Major 0erieD tilliges
meo il andre og 9bgninesmateriale
til Spferelfe at 9uie. Maifinpert=
Ifeoer og Oplagsfture paa Gtspeoi=
tionens noroligite llogan9spunft. Oct
er iad tire Stibslaoninger, Ser er
ienot fra SrpmIs til Spitsbergen til
Gtspeoitipnens lloitpr.
6iotil bar 5orboloene pad oe
norblige 6ape peret ugunItise, men
man benter beore @eir I oenne og
Muguft Madneo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-07-10
9posliite for 4. Suli.

nGbi. aec. Ser" for Spnoags
ffriper: 9lntallet af Osoe fra A.
SulisSGnoelier er MI 67. Sp til /
@aor bar 9lntallet 81. Men ops
BET al 0aeen rapportereoes Ser ct
Oposfalo mere | Gbicdgo og 5 an
ore Steoer fra. 0et er MI 2 Deosfdlo
! G9icaeo pg 65 anore Steoer
oanoet, dlle foraarfaget oeb A. Suli
Seitlisbeoerne.