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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16
Free For All
FIGHT WAS ENGAGED IN BY uN.
ION AND EoN-UNIoN GLASS,
MEN.

cLARKsBuRG. Dec. 1G.: = clarks-
burg witnessed exciting scenes Sat.
nr'lay night and yesterday, when I'M.
ion and non.unlon glassworkers clash.
ed at the Baltimore & Ohio passen.
ger station and on the streets of the
city. The window glass manufacturers
and their union employees having dis.
agreed over the wage scale. efforts
were made by the former to bring In
new men not members of the Union.
Yesterday morning about midnight
there was IN exciting clash at the
railroad station when a number OF
workers arrived. Both sides tried to
corral the new arrivals, and the result
was n small sized riot md frce.ror.an
fight, In which, however. nobody was
badly injured. The new men come
from the east.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

Since making editorial mention Of
Secretary Swisher's Manual OF West
Virginia" received last week. the edi.
tor has received note asking that
mention be made OF the fact that T.
copy of the book may be obtained by
remitting fifteen cents to the office of
the Secretary Of State to pay postage.
This Is rare chance to get hand.
some and valuable book OF $40 pages
for a mere plttance. Every school
teacher in the State and every pupil
in the Civil Government class especial.
" ought to send for copy of this
Manual. It is well worth a dollar OF
anyaody's money.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

A news item elsewhere in to-day's
West Virginian of more than usual In.
terest is the letter of Tax Commission.
er White to County ASSESSORS rela.
tive to the assessment of personal
property. The assessors under the
new law begin their work January
first next year instead OF April first
rs under the old law. In this county
the assessors viii collect two dollars
at the time Of making the assessment.
one dollar OF capitation tax and one
dollar for road tax. If the people un.
derstand these things In advance Il
takes less explanation on the part
Of the assessors when they begin their
work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16
No O:rph lone
bur a PLACE FOR EVERY CHILD
LEFT FATHERLEss BY THE
MoNoNeAB DISASTER.

Mr.. Jas. E. West, Of Washington.
D. C.. the personal representative of
Mr.. Theodore Dresser. editor OF the
Dellneator. is in the city to-day with
view OF finding something OF the
conditions in the homes at Monongah
caused by the recent mine explosion.
Mr.. West says that the Home Plac-
ing Agency in West Virginia alone
which works in connection with the
Delineatos in caring for homeless chill.
dren. has more places to fill than
there are orphans at Monongah and
that Mr.. J. Engle. Of Fairmont, the
State agent, with the aid OF the De.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16
] CLARK w. MAY.

On Saturday the West virGinIan
jpnbllshed the announcement of Attor-
lney General G. W. May as a candidate
flor reelection. While the announce
ment was an Interesting item of news
tSocease{ 70 great surprise for It
was prettE gs>9arally known that Mr..
May would seek 10 be renominated.
IT has been known for some time that
jhiAir. May was being urged TO enter the
Trace for Governor, but he declined to
become candidate for head OF the
(tieket and nov; says he is willing to
eve a second term as Attorney Gen
NJ. May in addition to being a
IAN with clean record has a
point in that he Is the only
}date for State Office in the
85 Congressional district which
up a Republican majority OF
~ thousands. With Conley activn.
nfthe race and stallings corralllng
fgates wherever he can find them
rest In the fight for the Attorney
galship promises not to lag front
me on.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16
E. c. JONES.

tons this week and the shopping of
two weeks will have to be done in one.
1t seems quite probable that this weei;
will be a record breaker In all the
stores Of the city and the merchants
are all getting ready for the tremend-
GUS rush that is sure to come. The
merchants are all well supplied for
the holiday trade and once again the
West Virginlan urges that the people
natronize home stores.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

two full columns on Saturday. This
will likely call forth some Scherr edi.
iorials OF considerable length by pa.
pers favorable TO the Auditors candi.
dacy. Up to the present we had been
spared editorials OF the two column
variety in favor OF any one man but
since the Telegram has set the pace
We shall not be surprised to see n
whole page by Ground Hog day II not
before.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

The rc'appc!ntment OF Hon. s. II.
Bowman as n member of the Board OF
Regents of the stnte Normal Schools
by Governor Dawson Is II deserved
recognition of capable mans ser
vices. Mr.: Bowman is well acquiant
ed with the State Normal schools and
he always takes an active interest in
their welfare. This Will make his
third term US Of member Of the Board
and Governor Pawscp must regard
him as an, exefptl ''>,>--rin
re-appolntingshp y
5 .,ououI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16
Not For. Hugh
ROOSEVELT CONSIDERS NEW
YORK GOVERNOR roo NEAR
a REAcTloNARY.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.-Roose
velt's antagonism for Hughes is reveal
cd today by friend based on the be.
lief that Hughes Is NEAR a reaction
ary." second only to Fairbanks. toe
close to Hartman and his crowd Of
anti-Rooseyeltltes. 1t is problemaucal
IL Roosevelt will not seek to split the
New York delegation should Hughes
seek TO run.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

Miss Rose Friedman. aged nine
1t occasioned on great surprise for 1t
morning stating that It was Christ.
mas present for some of the poor chft.
dren of Mcnongah. This is a splendid
spirit shown by The little girl who Is
one of the youngest contributors to the
relief fund.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

Judging from the news articles ap.
pearing in the papers these days, one
would imagine that large number Of
newspaper correspondents had called
upon Attorney General May Just be-
fore he made his announcement MS a
candidate for denomination.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

Mrs. Robert Johns, OF Walnut ave.
nue., is entertaining her cousin, Mr..
Frank Hamburger, Of the 'Isle OF
Spice" company,a nd his friend, Mr..
.urinson. ut TO clock dinner to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16
ABE HuMMEL DYING.
Probably Will Pass Away Before Prls.
on Term Expires.

WIN Fass AWAY ocIOTe FRS
on Term Expires.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1G. = Abraham
Hummel. the lawyer serving sen
tenee In Blackwell's Island pcnlten.
tlary for conspiracy in connection with
the Dodge-ONIrse divorce case, is near
death from kidney affection. according
to prison physicians.
DR.. Matz says Hummel's condition
was such thath was likely to die at
amy moment.
Hummel's sentence would expire
within a few weeks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16
A BUSY WEEK.

AZ the holiday trade In Fair.
assnot been up to the standard
| years butSthe reason IS quite
as the mine explosion oc-
G-FTtdsy Of week before last
Ing saturds y.s business al:
ing and 1e whole Of last:
Under Pc q less e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16
LOST

FOR sALE-Complete vaudeville and
moving picture show, with stage and
full equipment. Best location in town
of 5000. Good reasons for selling.
Address Vaudeville" care West vlr
gilman. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

Mems plain hcmstitched pure linen Hand
kcrchicfS. nj 15c, for 75c; and 25c, for 81 40.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

Mems iemstitcIcd initial IIandlicrchiefs =
full size. irish linen, in fancy box at 75c and
S1.40 per box
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

II you only have &c job take It
to Fisher, the jeweler. He will turn
it out nice and promptly for you. tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

Womem'S fine lIemstitehed IIandkerchiefs
pure Irish Linen, plain barred effects. bcaut-
iul worked initial in floral wreath Mt 25c.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

Mems silk and linen IIandkcrchiefs also
plain silk llandkcrchcfs. latest shades. many
pretty light effects, fancy borders at SOC.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

WOmcn'S finest linen handkerchief sheer
qualities. very ornamental design, trimmed
with dainty laccs, others with blind embrOitl-
cry Scall0ped effects. SOC to S1.OO
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

For Children : Fancy colored bordered
llandkerchieis, put up three in box, assort-
ed styles, per box, 15c.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16
FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

What can You give as gift at Christmas
that would be more acceptable than hand
some Umbrella? Our showing of holiday nm
81 hreias was never more varied thanfit is this
\ season, and the prices were never so low.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16
SHOES For CHRISTMAS.

fHl;lEomenfs Footwear in every new style. all
alcathers button, lace of bluchcr, $500, $3.50,
$500, $3.50 and S4.00
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16
FOR
The LADIES

Scarfs, Ties, NIull'lers,
Collars, Gloves, Ribbons,
Handkerchicfs, Over Gait
crs, Pin Cushions, Combs.
Belts and Hat Pins, Beads
Beauty Pins, purses, Peck
etbooliS, Bags, Bracelets,
House Slippers, Fur lined
nice and warm.
And again we call your
attention TO our line of,
FuRS. We assure yon as
present Of this kind viii
not be refused.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

Women's lIenstiiehed and Embroidered and
Lace Trimmed llandkcrchiefs, sheer qualities,
in scores Of beautiful patterns, at S10c, r. lie,
15c ard 25c.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

Shirts, Ties. Gloves and
Suspenders. You make no
mistake in selecting cith-
cr of these articles for u
gift.
Men and boys are not
looking for baubles, but
for real things,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

Others for women in grnmetal. ivory. pearl
andsgoid;; and silver handles, $3.50 to $1,000.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16

Mems Fine Silk Umbrellas in buckhorn and
lockwood handles $3.50, $3.50 and $500
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16
CRAWFORD SHOES FOR MEN.

$3.50, $500 and $500.
I Tieshoes that give their wearcrs the greatest
general satisfaction. Every new shape and
style is here All sizes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-12-16
Buy Gifts For
Everybody
Umbrellas

For men, ladies and chill
dren at all prices. in plain
and fancy handles, always
useful and acceptable.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28

Gun END U~foralprR0lten. Uteo peTHt 2tUtI
for Zjet. fonot le9 bet rette UtiooeI os bel'
brebsbe bonl.
Chen bar le9 betenot9iort bette emile
6usm bbel I'll mango andre Ruinoer, lom
o8ioa bar btu9t bet meo itororteoe ReinIs
totsr. o9 mango al oisie baube be melt baab.
leie Grontere nnoer Sebanolin9. Wfiooelet
fan 9lues bemmeligt, er lite oprt, let at an
fare, oloeles uiiaoeligt o9 oirt.r ms9et bur.
tiet. St9 CT operbeuiit ON. at bet utl blplpe.
% ls9 oil meh @lPoe 9ine Gem Grmer
Splpsnineer, buis Bs fun oil ienoe mia De-
res Raun oo Aoresle. Dtin CT, Wrs. War'
enret snberlOn. 24Si Dlaple Npe., Dill
burn, u. y. Seno inasn pen9e; le9 bar
Inlet al iPl9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28

6aOerslep. SOcial0emOtra.
terne. geo 6erberget i 9dustar4
quoe er Der oeo Sotialoemotrotsrs
mes .6a9forenings6us4 6leoet op.
fprt en- M 5eitfal. 5 Den anleoning
ffulOe Der Sbnoasen oes 10. Mdris
of6oloes en- SnOoieliesfeit, peO 9oils
ten pManos : San9forenin3en" |
6aoersleo oilos meooirte. Sn0bq-
oelien me0 grogram for 5eitligbss
oen oar uolenot paa 8pit.
40 polite 8teneftes
folf, 9i9er D. &arfe, ANTON Qpt=
oll oen 2. os. Der til gpen. 81
het at GftermiOOu5en o3 ON N
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28

2tar, bleo for6inOret beri paa @rua6
at, at ban fit ct oaarligt Ben. Gfs
ter en- Operation og ct fire Tigers
Op4Ol0 paa 0iatoniseitifteIien i
6Ien56or3 er Qoort M igen raft.
5or 3i6sn cp3oloer ban fig / Ser
mans6org. 60or ban er bleOen u0s
oannet, og boor ban M bill faa I'm
%oeroiSnin9 / Telu9uippo9et at 81
osr6oenoe gamle MisIianarer, ion
fer bar ar6eioet / Snoien. @fter Den
nuoGren0e 8eitemmelie oil Poort
reiTe til Sn0ien / 06aj Maane6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28

@rdmbp. - s en6omsbdn n
BEL. @uar0eier Matbids 6uglifg /
5erp iolgte forleoen en- BAN til
hSrenoe @aar0 / Better 2inoet til
9dar0ens nuoGren0e SOrpagtee
Sens @nemart for 10000 81.
.8uurOens 8eIatning, ca. % Stt.
&redturer og to 9elte, tilbSrer 5ort
oagter Gnemart. ObertagelIen FER
til 5oraaret.
81. 6ugliig bar at @%aar6ejer
0ans Banned te6te file 6augddrS
/ Otter 9in0et for $4,000 Mtt. meS
Ooertagelie til 6oraaret. 9eietnin.
gen Is Stt. &redturer og 2 Se1t,
meofelIger. ellie Sdugaaro er be-
fenot for TIN Imutte geliggen6eo.
Wtsfionsarbeioet
Snoien. MISREPRESENTATION 6
PoOrt fra Siiet. Iom oiIoe barr
rejIt til Sn0ien ferIt / inooerenbI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28

6aoersleO giteramt. - Gfterz
OF Re. 8e0 Sen / 8riItidn8felt
cen 5. DARTS / en- 4loer al oms
trent 1872 9ar afoe0e Spdretaslez
forretningsforer og 8e6Ilager u.
3iter's 8ortgang bar life ulene
8rsOremenigbeOen, men belle Omegz
nens 8efoltning liot ct CAB, Der
nil fpIes o8 betlages at mango,
o9 iOm Ipne5 Oaniteligt at eritatte.
Den afoeoe 9uO0e oprinOeIig bait
til 9enii9t at u0Oanne fig IOm Qpos
teter, men oe0 5o0rens i%nOtrufne
0eO fplte ban set Iom jim Pligt mpo
at optage og fortIette 5dz
0erens 9~irtIombe0 iom HebIlager,
og ban afbrpO uoen 3poen tine
Stu0ier FOR at ORE Jig for Den npe
.Opgdbe.
fl1oruitet meO mere en0 alminoes
lige @pner og &unoI td6er % bega@
ret meo en- Ij9tOen 1GOerlig og
uegennpttig Saratter iumt alorig
ioigtenoe Billie til at bjelpe, ldgoe5
Der mart fra Sc foriteQigite SHE.
.9eIlug pda bans 8r9fter, og bisIe
fit iualeOes rig 2ejlig6eo til at
i9tte 5rugt, Iua pel til 9aOn for
Samfunoet iom til 6ialp og Stpts
te for mango entelte.
Saaleoes bleo ban bldnot dn6et
itrats oeo OprettelIen at rSpares
tasIen for ariitiunsfelt og Omegn"
tnDttet til oenne Iom oens 6orretz
ningsfsrer, en- 0irtIom6e0 BAN ufots
trsoen rp9teoe / en- MenneItealOet,
lige til i'm Os0; = en0nu 2eroag
Den 2. DARTS u0fsrte ban Iaateoe3
jim 9erning Ser, men felte Zig tra!,
gift til Sengs for, uOen nogen
egentlig SpgoOm, at gau inc I'll
Den ii0Ite 9pile.
Sun piite fig Oeo 6ele I'll 9iO Iom
en- troFait og oirtiom Ssn at fit
Soft og forIomte ingen 9eiligbeo Ill
at pile i'm aGrligbeo til Dor 2iosz
lag og bic Oen.te fine &refter
@erningen.
QGre o9re bans Minoe!
81. | ,W1m."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28

fatin9 efter mango
Wars gioelfer. 81
ter at min Wtano
tnpe Aar forisqte
at aiboloe zig ira
8pif= nbeH at bet
lpfttoes boni, tom
ie9 til ben Ouerb,
uisnina, at 9ritte-
pallen ilet life par
nogen uopo, men
EN- Sp9oom og at
en- 5tanter trRns
ler Mere til Uteoi-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28

@iort til Spno. gn 9ennemgans
at Dor 5reliers 9ioeIies9iitorie
OeO Sobanne Np6olm. 90 5is
Der. S 0mllag 25c.
Sra Mprte til Cps. 5ortening at
6elen 9ert6olO. peri ftit0res
8rponingstioen meaem SeOenffa6
og ariftenoom blanot @en6erne.
301 @ioer. Smut in0b. Coz.
Goanus. @n 6orteGling fra Sci.
Ter Ronitantin 0en Stores 5i0
at 81. .. 0rafe. OberTat fra
@ngelf be0 Olga. 224 Si0er.
@Gegant mob. 90c.
De fpanife 8rBore. N2eo Soror0
af qrooft @Gume. 532 @ioer.
@o0t mob. $1.20.
'6prt at 9erren. 5~orte1ins at
G1Oin. JOG @ioer. @oot ino6.
SOC.
3igpinersn. 165 @ioer. Stint mob.
SOC.
SUB er min Gretfe. af @ugenia
b. MittoH. BOT Sioer. elegant
in6b. 90c.
|G6riItie aongens 8jener. OFF D.
5. 8dlton. 1877 @ioer / Om>
flag 25c., in0b. 40c.
2ampepuofe ren. &f Muria g. Gum
Minis = oberfat fra Gngelf.
536 Sioer @oof inob. $1.20.
Gfter Rie0 af ganfp, puu 0unft oeo
q. g. Ma61 len. $50 Si6er. Gle
CANT sSn6b. zoe.
Sug og Cos. &orte 0afeftptter til
8ibeItetiter puu boer Dag / Qas
ret for oe unJe. u6giOet at
Sans Hielien, Snoremisfioner /
NaIborg, og off. Ricar6, Gene
ralietreter for g. s. Il. 81. meo
8i0rag fra @enner at Sen ariz
itefi9e ltng0Omsbeoa9etie. 432
Sioer.
s 6ranffbinO, 2aoer apg mso
Sitte1, $1.50.
60a0 9ibelen 5ortdlte. @eor9
Sargent. paa 9anif peo 8. 5.
5. 6. Mutbieien. $ OmfIu9 Coo.
SnSb. 9Oc.
st lille aon9efpeil. off u. Sibiger.
9ibeIbiitoriife SoreOrag ODer oe
fire aonaer, Sero6es / Np 81
ftamente. 1877 Sioer. Stint mob.
90c.
Gn 2ios9ernins. Ooeriut fra Gns
gsIit, en-, interesIunt BOG. 203
@ioer. STINT f~orferet 8ino 65c.
Sire @sninoer. OFF ganfp. Sra
Gngelf oeb Olga. Gn goo BOG.
1926 Si0er. STINT in6b. $1.0O.
@ennem aors til 8rone. OFF Gus
geniu b. MitlaF. 800 os 337
Si0er. Sag og teb oenne Bog,
Sen bill laIes meo megsn Snterc
esfe. Snob. $1.40.
6ele Qibet for at binoe en- epis
arone. Sortening at u. b. %.
166 Si6er. elegant inbb. Zoe.
IS bans 5aano. 4f 6esba Strets
ton. 5ortallin9 ON Stunois
iterne / Ruslan0. 212 Sioer.
Stint inob. 85c.
3aFermisiionaren Bib. posfefts
Selpbio9rafi. 288 Sioer. Stint
inob. 60c.
Gliaabetb. Mf Marie N%atbufins.
Gn interesfant Stilbring Tom
I9I les meo meget l16bptte. Glez
CANT mob. $1.20.
pre~i tegaaroen / 5art5en os Snoien.
Mf @. 0orlman. 327 os 1923
@iber. STINT mob. $1.0O.
i0anif6 2utb. pub. 9oue,
Blair, /: : Nebrafto.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28

@a6enraa. - st tpft r L
finoet Mp0e meo Or. me6.
9uls at 5lensborg iom Suler %
meo oct 6ormaal for 2ie at 0anne
en- friiino<t Jorening fanot Steo
eSroag often Sen 2. 6s. / 9otel
nStaot 9umborg". WtsOet bar be-
isgt at rigelig so Yerioner. Gfter
Weoets Qabning talte Or. Ouu5
ooer .6pao lGrer De fio1te Rigss
nagsouIg os." 9an opfororeOe os
5ilIteoeo9renoe til at oanne EN- ri.
iinoet 5orening for Qdbenrau. qes
rer Sdnien at 2la6enraa imeoeeit
5aleren, men Or. Ouus tilbageoiite
Den iioIte 5uler paa en- temmeli5
energiit Mdaos. Sitter at enonu
ilere baooe BAIT Oroet. opretteoe5
Iaa oen M 5orening. og Der tegnt-
De fig 80 af De 5iIite0eO9renos
Iom Uieolemmer, meoens Der / 5or.
pejen 9apoe tesnet Jig riselig 10
perIoner, Iom life tunoe msoe /
5oriamlin9en. Der neoIdttes ct 10
balg pad 16 Meolemmer, Der ltal
isge Sagen fremmet. Iii Gorman0
palgtes 9anegdar0sp9rt 9uaepe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-28

9rdm So9ns betenote 9l0re ban ite
MGno, @aar0ejer 01aos 9anien /
Better 9in0et, er forIeoen p~Iu0ieli5
og uoen fornogaaenoe SDgoOm al
9aaet 0e0 0goen, |piItnof Iom 5pl5e
al ct 9jerteIldg.
Sans g5fsns 8prn 51o0e Sea
Dag bitten Den 24. SEQ. oar.t II
CP5isnin3 Al 8oIteo3fie @11m d
tom fprit lent Diem, uo.n at De la3s
0e NlGrfe til noget uie0oanligt
hos 5a0eren. SPIRIT paa W3orgels
Itunoen fplte ban fig life FELT bel,
og 2 3imer efter bar ban $40.
mIuos 6anien, Der opnadeoe en-
atOer at 3enoeo II qdr, oar en- troz
fait % oarmtfglenoe oanit Mano,
Der alto BAR en- al 0e fgrIte, boor
oct gjal0t Den Oanife Sag. Og ligsz
Iom ban alto Ielo trofait opfpl0te
i'm Pti9t, iadleOes Ipgte ban ogIaa
At formad fine Omgangsf9aer til
at gere oct iamme. Og ban bar
en- W1dn0, 4ois Oro ba00e 899t.
Ulen ban par Oesu0en en- goO Rdbo,
en- bjGlpiom og meofslen0e Mdno,
til bOem ingen gift for99Oes, Iaa
plot iom bans Goner rate. Scr.
Zig Iom 6ialper og Rddogioer oeo
IDge 0brs gebdnOling bar ban Ieg;
og itattet og oil blioe meget idbnet.
5jeDItrup. - Gftermete. Den
6. M}arts ior0fGiteOes paa 6jelitrap
H~irtegadr0 F~or6enbGren0e @aar0z
eier / ellie QniGet, anuo Better
9aarO.
San par eloItc SIN al langit
dfopoe 9aaroejer Nn0reas Rnu0ien
/ 2iGe Qnilet, % oar fe0t ser paa
8adroen Den u. December 1888.
Ser opootieOe ban un0er forbolo9s
ois 6efoige 5or9olo. eiteriom Der /
bans Stoletto 0ar opgtige 2prere
/ 4nIlet Stole, 9pao maj tunoe
itDnne at De aunoItaber. Iom 8nu9
9eItergaar0 lao inoe me0, lige Iom
ban og latte fine 5anter meO @runz
oig6eo i i~triftlig 6orm.
l6an ousrtog photographer eis
ter 6ooeren % ~agteOieOes Oen 13.
Suli 1861 til i'm MI ef~terleoen0e
0uitru Qnna Marie S4ult3, In
0atter. at afosOe 9aarejer Ni5
S3ult3 i ellie 2tniIet.
8 Bette it M afi1utteoe 2@9te-
Ifa6 ie6teS en- talrig 8srneflof,
booraf BOG De fleite 0soe i en- tios
Zig Qloer og boiler paa 5ielItrup
8~irtegaaro. 6oor 6a0eren MI ogiaa
er ite0et til Spite.
Der par megen 5p9oom / SAINT
fen. og Den 4foeOe oelte Oenne
SOB ! rigeligt Maal. M1en troos
6enne 69mito par ban alto bda=
gen og Oarm FOR Dor foltelige Gins
Jag, Iom ban tiente At al i'm @ont,
bOorfor ban ogiaa bar S%noe9aper
At foriteqi8e 5iGios6Oero.
9un 4aOOe Ogial tirtelig Snteres=
Ier, og BAR iom Iau0an Meolem al
PrOpItiipnooen og oalgtes al oenne
- Idd oi0t erinOres - / 1887 til
MeOlem at Spnooeuooalgst; hOor
ban Oeo i'm @~runoig6eo b9oeoe fin
pld0s meo en- al ule fine &olleger
anertenOt getpOnin9, in0til ban /
1894 u0tradote al SDnooen.
Oette 6epoeoe iI9r pda bans itore
aarligbeo til, boao ser par Sanb7
be0 og Ret, iamt at ban meo itor
neutrality-suspicious. arbeioeoe ia
inc / De foreliggenoe Spsrgsmaal,
% oanne0e fig en- %begrunoet Ooer-
beoisning, Iom ban "a forIodreoe
meo ll0bolNnbeo.
Soa0 DER tan og bsr iiges Oeo ben
pe0engangnes 8adre, er bette: ut
ban BAR at Sunobeo, og at ban
5aDOe oct fornsone Wloo til at
oeOtenN fig og tempe for Den, ielo
ON BAN par / Minoretdl, og ON
Den emo itunOom LOO Iturrenoe /
man9t ct Ore g. 9. / rWem."