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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-29

result was that she had to come to the
hospital every two hours for a bottle
OF milk. Now that We will be able to
FURNISH her with ice, she will not have
% come here more than once a day.
mat Is the good that THE EVENING
STAR free Ice tickets will do for her
and II neips TO save that baby's life"
Ina Is only n of many instances
where the free ice tickets are cheering
the hearts OF h mothers in their great
desire 10 keep their little babies alive
Iackets for the fourth outing of THE
EVENING STAR. to be held on Mon
Gay, Angus, 3 have been distributed
oene eleven district physicians. the
city ~d,soensary and the Board OF
Health cfice. -
No < ara distributed an THE
EVENING STAR ONCE to any nersor
One ticket provides for the t-ransnorta~
ton OF . mother. q baby and two Older
children the eldest not to be more tls.r
yeRrs cid
Tie funeral Of Leslie Josenh car&-
4 the %ncnths-old baby. who aisa
Monday Afternoon on the trim 10 consv
Island took place yesterday.
ne tnte-rnsur was In the cems,.rx.
q the Holy S%polchreL
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MOTHERS TO DRESS
UP 1000 BABIES
FOR PARK PARADE
Proud Parents Keenly Interested
in Event at Electric Park
for Prizes.

More than 1000 entries have been re-
ccived by the management OF Electric
Park for the baby show and parade to-
day and tomorrow.
Today Is given over TO the judgins
OF t0atures and general makeup OF the
babies and tomorrow the parade Will
take place and deliberately decorated
baby carriages and go-carts win be in
evidence,
Twins and triplets are eligible.
Much interest has been evidenced In
previous baby shows. but this is ex-
pected TO eclipse all others, owing 10
the large entries.
The Judging will take place In the
dance pavilion, and a large list OF
prizes will be awarded. among which
are n handsome go-eart. hahy's rings.
bracelets, chains. silt chair. vases, cut
glass and several loving cups.
The Judges have not vet been an
nounced,
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WOMAN BARRED HIM FROM
SHOP, KOBRIN TELLS COURT.
She Must Show Cause Why She
Should Not Give Account
of Soda Water Business.

Annie SonnenNerg must show cause
before Ntoc-chancellor Howell next
week why she should not be restrained
from disposing " a soda water manu-
featuring business at sss and $50 Rer-
gen street. and why she should not
render an accounting 70 David Koerin.
who on May ~ last became y partner
by putting $500 In tho business
From the day the partnership was
formed. according to the bill 81 com
plant filed With the court by Charles
Elm, keerin's counsel, kchrin has not
been permitted 70 enter the place 81
business from the time he handed his
money 10 the cnia II a. said that
the business Is worth Si,4N and IS en-
eUmeered ny y 500 mortEage
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BEER AND POLITICS
CAUSE INHARMONY
IN AR|ON RANK
Expulsion of Gehrie from Singing
Society to BE Aired in
Court.
TROUBLE STARTED ON
DAY OF PFINGST FEST
Majority Opposes Views Held by
Member Voted Out of
Organization.

Politics md beer are aaid TO have
sadly tangled out OF tune the sweet
notes that once pervaded the Arion
Singing Society. ono OF the best-known
and most popular organizations of It's
kind, and It may DO that tho courts
will be called upon TO tell the singers
how they may again voice their grand
choruses with no ~undercurrent of in
harmony.
Charles A. Gehris IL n prominent
manufacturer on tho HILL" and has
been for years n member OF the Arions.
He In no longer n member. lilo was en-
PEELED. lie has engaged Lawyer Will
lam II. Parry to gnin hin reinetate-
ment.
The lawyer informed the Arions MT
their special session In the Kruger Au-
dftorfum last night That unless his
client was taken back into the singers
fold he would institute mandamus pro-
ceedings. This alternative WAS ad-
dressed to Herman A. Dlttler, the presi-
lent OF tho society. Tho matter was
put to n vote. and tho result was that
they told MIR. Gohrie md Mr.. Parry
that they could go ahead, In fact. the
board OF directors was instructed to
night In the courts Just as soon as tho
lawyer saw NJ 10 appeal there.
II In on account of the big Ptlngst
Day parade that Gehrie In out OF the
society. Members OF tho United Singers
ha6 decided TO march In line on that
day no "a TO show their opposition TO
tho Bishops bill. AT this some of the
members. among them Gehrie. took um-
bragg on the ground that beer and
politics should be kept out Of the SO
ciety. What Ia moro. he was charged
with having given too free mn express
slot OF his opinion of tho socicty's at
titude toward the parade.
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BOYS PLAYING
WITH DYNAMITE
BADLY INJURED
Three Jersey City Lads Torn
and Burned When Giant
Cracker ExplOdes.
IspeeIal TO III. EN,nIns start

JERSEY CITY. July ss,-As q result
or q delayed Fourth Of July celebration
today. three little boys of this city are
IN a badly torn-up condition, They are
John Guy Waller. IL years, old. and
his brother Emil. aged I. of 81 sherman
avenue. and Dan Kelly. OF Sc sherman
avenue. Setting on a dynamite cracker
containing a percussion cup by hitting
II with a hammer did the trick. The
cracker blew the stone on which 1t had
been placed to bits and the explosion
crvke many windows in the neighbour
hood.
John wahicr's face and left hand
were badly torn. his brothers left
was nearly blown out Of his head and
the Kelly boy iaoerated and burned
about the head and body. DR.. Fisher.
who dressed their wounds, said young
Emil had small chance Of saving his
eye
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NURSES GIVE OUTING FOR
TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS.
Seven Sick Persons Are Given q
Day of Enjoyment at the
Canip.

Tne second 81 the day outings Ter eon-
susupsivcs proved 10 he as successful as
tho one previously sivea under the
citation. Seven persons afflicted with
tuberculosis enjoyed the oasinx Con-
trihutloas are needed - carry on the
work II Is proposed 10 purchase. il
posaeie rcelin.ng chairs and cots for
the gs~aser comfort ~ the patients
Donations 81 amy description may be
sent t. HSlSeN Trceeror NJ Hgcakea-
ridge 4 Tfehenor. FN RreSa street.
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Union Ice Co, 50 tons OF ice.
Attorney Dairy Co-Forty quarts Pas
tuerized milk for each outing.
Seller Brothers-Forty quarts Pasteur-
ized milk for each outing.
Fairfield Dairy Company-Forty quarts
OF Pasteurized milk for each outing.
Borden's Condensed Milk Co. $50 quarts
Of milk.
III you want to help poor mothers and
sick babies send in what you can afford.
Among the contributions to THE
EVENING STARS Free Ice and Sick
Babies Fund today was $15 from David
Strauss. druggist at Springfield ave-
nue. and High street. Three girls who
held a picnic at $50 Summer avenue
Saturday afternoon sent in $500. and
there was 81 from ct" The total
amount of the fund now is $1.7t7.56.
F. Today 200 ice tickets were left at the
Beth Israel Hospital. DR.. Julius Levy.
who is the head of the medical stan
a. the hospital. said he was delighted
TO have the tickets.
You DO not know how much good
ice will be to many families that we
have to care for" said the physician.
There is one woman who comes
here who has a sick baby. and has
TO have h milk prepared for the little
one She is unable to buy Ice. and the
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INCORPORATION PAPERS
FILED BY LAND COMPANIES,

Two real estate concerns. the Colonia
and the Walden Land companies, had
their articles OF Incorporation recorded
in the county clerks Office today. The
formers capital stock Is NsS.oM and
the latter's $4,000. One set Of incor-
p~orators is Wendell p. Mckown. Fred
eriek H Alice and Thatcher H. Soule;
the other. Ernest A Walden, Edith w.
Dudley. Grace Stolhrand and Miriam
Stevens
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w. G.. t. U. NO. | To SUP.
NEW ENGLAND FASHION.

TIE wemen's Christian Temperance
linton No ! viii erv Swe New England
sssrrers ~ Union Hall THURSDAY and
Friday nights July 50 and 81 for the
benefit ~ the prssNa werS naad SAP
per which VIII include h0cse-oSNe1 ard
ANae~asa&s &eNSaeseS viii Ne served
TrNm SS& ecsceN 10 se@ escteSk both
Nights ~ENAsewsaS the supper Thurs
N-txAs there wsl * an entertain
she CaoxSl Cnsea ~ SNaers&
w jubilee Singers NJ 81 Johns
lsr tire te&3erShsp ~ Fre-
The entertainment MI
be by the yoSnx rcc-
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FATHER CALLAGHAN
NOW AT cARLSTADT,

Weird has been received IN East
Orange thai ths Rev John p. canas-
han pastor Of the Church o. Our LADY
Help e chzfsdans that city. l. :,
CzrArza- GerEzny. taking The water.
she p~sAs< was comp<sled -
as@xs NJ nzrazh - u healsA seyera,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04
Gofturcn tpa Sell. Scr. @eoru

9ofturca tug Sell. Scr. George
Nitnlon lfriper fra Memburgb, &c.
g.: uMin Spn bapoe ll0ilet oper bclc
Nniigtet % paa @alien. Doftoren,
iom b%ebunoleoe ban1, lagoe, at set pil=
Be fpnrme igjen bpert Mar, % SET
giprbc Set gonlfe rigtigt ogloo. &i
bell1ltte0e 6a at prgpe &l1rifo. It's
llettet forlpan0t og bar al6rig lencre
piit fig. Ser er ingen 5pipl ON, al
&lrrifp CT Sen be6ite bloorenl enbe Me=
bicin."
5aaes 0trefte bos 2ofalagentcr.
|Sfrtp til Or. &eter GabrneD & Sons
60, 112-11S5 90. @opne She, Git
tugo, ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04
gdDer ilitteoe ban Goreorag iaa-


gdDer lutteoe ban 1T Boreoraa foe
.leoes:
yMin 8lan er fslgenoe: Meb
rGram" uoruitet for z Mar % ct bpg.
|tigt Manoifab forlaoer leg Morge i
8egpnoeIien al 1910. &llrien lpttes
runot ON &ap &orn til. San Gran-
cisco, bpor a11l og 8ropiant tages ON
8oro. Serfra iattes iaa @11rien till
Eoint 8arrotp, Mmerifas Norbppnt
bpor leg banber at bore / Snli-Mn-
quit. &erfra bill iaa Sen iioite Gfter-
refining ienoes biem, inoen Sen egenz
lige @eiie begpnoer. 8eo Mfreiien
fra Noint 8arrom er set min @eniigt
at fortIGtte &eiien meo minoit mt
ligt Man0ifab. 41rien iattes MOB
Dripilen / nor6-noropeltlig Metri1g
berfra, bbor ri oa bill opigge set gl,11-
itigite 5teo for en- bibere Trelntrnn-
gen moo Mor6. Maar bette er funbet4
Tiger Ri lengit mnlig in0oper, gipr os
flor paa en- 4-5 Mars Drift oper
Holarbabet. Haa bele Dor &eile ber=
til agter leg at ubfgre oceanografilfe
Obierpationer, og fra set 9teblif.
: Garteiet er lat faIt / $ien, paabegDn:
oes Den @affe Sagttagelier, bporme>
) leg baaber at lele nogle al 6e bibti
uleite @aa6er. @ba6 leg tanfer a
fin6e set ,,fienote Strgg al 8olor
bapet, oil leg laoe itaa ben in0tiI hi
6ere. Nogle bar opitillet Gbeorie
ON ltore 2anbmasier, an6re ON imao
% leg f11n6e bel ogIao babe opltille
min 9beori, men finder set 6og 10,
nnftig1t at IaDe npre bermeo, in6ti
ieg Far nn6er]ggt GorDol6ene n9l
l. mere be6."
RI Otter 6%oreoraget anbefale6e 8rt
l. feslorerne Mobn, @rpgger % 6rii
,e jof N>anien Blaneu. Manien frenbo
Der Sen lom Sen 1tgrite og pigtigl
re Hlan lom bar forelagt paa Bette On
je raa0e. Der por meget itore Sanif
ct 1igbeber at operpin6e, men glmulli
"a ien par utpipliomt Manb for at Fl
II rc Sem. Morbmp116elte Dabbe f
II gammel Si0 gooe Sraoitioner at o
r. retbol0e / Sen @enieen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04

81 Cd rs q n Y 4 4 bar
&ofmarifaIlatet mootaget Naeo.
oeIelie ON, at Rongen % Dronnttt.
gen bill poe ct giorag. paa 10000
Rr. til bans foreitaaenoe &o4arerpe-
a NJ antbrDIslnp feire-
oes Greoog ben 6. Mopember paa
9eamoalseioet at ftp. @aarobrnger
SSper 8nre % Suitrn Dlea, Solte.
Diamantbrl,oeporret bar bapt 10I
bporaf 6 leber. Saa bar De
80 8grnebgrn % s Bprnebpr1S
5tatsifat ia II a.
Nprbmenb / Gbeioo, iom lite bar pil=
let afbrpoe Torbin6elien meo Score
lonoet, bar giennem &ambro & Spn,
2on0pn, pperlenbt sen norife Stats=
fa5le ST.. 569.47 lom u%fripilllg
Statsjfat". 8elgbet er fert til SnD-
tegt i iiite 5tatsregnifab.
Mige &obber II II 5. Set
meobeles fra Sronobiem, at Der I
S%torelfarpe,1, Malen, er giort lope11oe
Sun6 al &obbermalm.. Ser er tire
@anae obenpaa binanoen, og bpts
6isie ltgber iammeu in6e / Sieloet,
biz ser blipe en- Gang at betpoelig
Magtigbeo. @pnoige @rllbefolf bar
uotalt Jig baobefulot ON bet npe
6un6.
Gi0spoI6s e II
t e t. 8illebbugger Gigelano ia,
pao Observation-Disclosures
Mnntooning ON at u0fbre ct Mor1'
m%entuofoit maattet 81 set Sbar, q:
ban mi fife magter Here Spgaper Ell
Sc, Fan allere0e ct optat meo. De1
lagfpnoige &omite bill paa ct Mfpoe
sen nermeite 6rentio operpeie, bbo'
Ser III, lfal gjpres.
So pper Deb 5rono
biemt. Haa 9rlan0et pe0 Srono
bjem er Ser u0brl,0t &opper / e.
bjempenbt Morl f=MmerifanerS 6a1nl
lie. 3 Higer og en- @ut CT angrebe'
Mouoen TOM fra Mnterifa / lio1t
I@olpoel al Sttober nteo Unite
Stotes" ng opbol0t Jig / &riltioni
{ fra Z Morgen til 3 gftermiooog. 9
/ angrebne og bereS OmgangSfre0s c
: i@nterneret. Nepofcinatiol1 er begpr0
: % 0iitriftslGgen mener, at Ser I'll
ct @rl1no til at frpgte for, at &o&
J perne ifal nobrebe Jig.
GonD Sen / II nj
III e IL CT for IiOen nleget lQp, .
Ggmmerflgtningen Danlfeltggigrf
beo SEN labe Son6itono. 9ette / So:
3 binoeli e r1eb Streifen ilommer pil t
. tilfplge, at Ser bfir liggen0e op'
Ginteren noe ten bobbelt iaa meg
Semmer JONI THOR. @n0Di0ere CT 81
e oploet / Mingepon0 100000 Spl
ter, lou1 ifol gao giennem Sen nj
e Sumel, bpis &an0lton0en life 81
for Lap oglaa til Bette. Sen nj
Gam / Sarp5ioSlen fan forelgbig fl
l9ttes 6elpi5; men fomn1er ser jan
b ti6ig fist Ne9n, fan moolfe tilitru
felig Ganbfering peo Gunnellen o
naaeS.
: II lpffer. Sra 5arps6ol
ueooeles: Slen far freoet lit fpri
Sner fer, i0et Ell 10 Mar gan1m
@l1t, lom par l1be og gift paa Sfpite
falot / @lengsbplen og orufre6
Meon lit bam op efter en- Sines So
lpb, men alle Oplipnin9sforibg pl
forgi9bes. sos 81. @erbD / 8artei
bapbe nogle 5maobarn pnltet
2ampe,. faa 8arufinen Tom ibran
l Moren font lpringen6e in6 fra Tipl
e for at reb6e @grnene, men Slben IL
tat / ben0es &leoer. Sum blep ia
ltpgt %forbrGn6t, at bur moatte bri,
8 9eS til 5pgebuiet / Sorpsborg; II
9 bite BET Jig 6esp9rre, at ben6es 81
5 fife itoo til at re66e, og n9ite Da
b oeoe BUN al line 8ran6iaar. Mo1
e ben lio0er igien me6 Z Iman 8prn.
0ruf Ting / 8orme l
$ Gorleoen aften benote oppe / Spal
y folsen Ell meget trtlt l1lpffe. Gam.
Slpterman6 2ars Slien ifuloe /
bjem til Secs fra giospol6 iamme
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~ no 5 osg { II. Staterrt
bar figbt Salpparten al ggringsfos.
len at @aarobruger SsI for 45,0OOl
&rpner.
Jrn S onnp $ IA tsot
Seitmann, 6abrifeier 1bor Sals'
&nitrn ariitianio, ct afgaat peo
|Dgoen efter lenoere aios @pgoom.
2angeun0s 5parebanfs|
5oritanoerifab bar belluttet, at retS-
Zig 5orfplgning ifal fren1mes MOB
forbenpere11be 2ensmanb Berg for
bans Sorbolb iom &asierer peo Ba1t-
fen.
10000 &rtp"ner I y a.
II e t Sania 9rpggeri / Bergen
bar al Marsuobpttet ifianfet 5000
&roner til 8ergens 1,pe Seater %
$4,000 &roner til Gllriitltoitilltngen !
Bergen 1910.
5lu e fanaIen Sfloloe-
itrgmmeu aabneoes ofiicielt 2grooQ
pes @augeinnb. 3tIlte6e beo Slab.
,%ningen bar blanot andre Mmtmon
sen, MnlGgsinge,1ipren ST. 2eegaarl
3 log Sen lofale communications
!, fomite.
9apnear=beibe rtreif
e S &riitiania bar Der / nogen 9to Doe
ret en- Streife blonot 8rpggearbej
oerne, ser / Mioten al Mopember Bile
: uopioet betp6elig peo Eililutntng q
+ forifiellige minore Mrbcioerforbuni
8 &apne- og Observation-Disclosures
Set bebtog en- &enitilling til alle 81
It beioere ON life at tage Mrbeioere III
5 ser &onfliften, oo laaOant Mrbei>
II bill bltpe betragtet iom Streifebrpoe
t tjenelte. 6orbu10et bapoe tioligel
IS betegnet Ben pluoielige Ne6lGggel
al Mrbeioet ion1 11loplig. Mrbeio
pe0 &apnen eif oog fin japne @ar
s. peb &inlp al leiebe Mrbei6ere, inbt
s. Set 5. -. Nop. on Mftenen fom I
II cit Del Sptgier pe0 @apnen, bpor q
il beioct peo Sfibe1e ldgteS binoret
It. 5000 ltroitiftere, iom itorme
tie 1ps poo 5fibene og fo1te6e mes ste
IS 3 Menueifer blep lanre6e> og en g
ia GODS blep belfaoiget. Ser foretog
Be en- slrreltotiou. Get lpffe0es til fl
CT Eolitiet at foo llroltifterne a0ipl
It, tc0e. 9e flelte &riltionia=9trtelti
:fe afgif 1,oel1 nogen Torlinfelle. Sc
b. ]te Jprmiooog onfpl1 Mlnerifaoon,{
ret Oscar H." og begpn6te b
12H=Si0en at losle pe0 @iGlp
, Manoifo6et og en Gel n1eObragte q
M bei0ere. Gets eller otte Wan0, q
es tagelig Tprbeoere, negteoe at orbei
~ og forloo 5fi6et. Dnrnplfibet Sc
m 10" ar1font til @riltionia meo 70 c
,pr gellfe Mrbejoere, Ser lfltloe 0eltagt
rot 2osningen al @illon=9inie1,s Sfil
,pr Sc boebe onlbor6.
(n- Chen far ser niger, 6orltprrcl'
me puret, og 6orban0ling ON Nrbeiol
FIR Sptogelle er %6egpn0t.
I'm ga ut n1e Drne. Goal6 gu
NJ / Senien far altio puret fjen0t.
eff i'm DDrepenligDeo> % l1a11ge ii9lo
,p- ner0ilfe 9Dr bar / 1ioens 2db ii
til fans ferelt e &o1unerater. 6tl
Maager Dar Don tGnllnet og ete1
y itort Sal, Cont, 9gllinger og Si
ito gees ligeloa, llle11 Set. fan letter M
,p1 Eris pao, ct 9rnc, og BET er lpffe>
bam at t9mn1e mango laa0anne. S
10 Si0en eier ban fife f9rre eno
r. imnffe gfien1plarer, ser mailer Ser
mr. 81 Mlen nnellen1 gtngelptoler1
,io San tog 0em lom llnau / 6igloet I
en- ct Eor Mar iiOell % far ligc til
IS |Soraaret baft 0ern / 6ougenifab, nj
1e+ 81 0eres 6%riDebs6egjGr omlioer git
~ Sc Jig itnrfere og itnrfere gi9lbeni
M beilutteoe ban til iioit at ilippe Sc
~ lps.
|er Sr1tolertto for bezolligeDel lene
;ipl bolot Jig I MGrbeoen al bans &jel
IA og 11aar fan goor op poa Ben Spif
n4.. 81 LoNS, S,..o M.,S1t.,~2t1>
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q . I 5 81 M u II 5 G II 3
IS I a n e +. S Morif @eografiif
.Selifab bol6t @oaI6 Mmunbien 5. 10.
Mopbr. ! Marperelie at &ongen %
Ell talrig SoriamIing Soreorog ON
3lanen for fin neite 8olarfaro. 81
ter at bape re6egiort for ben epeltu-
ellie @fspeoitions- pi%oenifabeltge Stp-
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81 o,o 5 u III u Il 8 4 bnr
ira SofmorifaIlatet mootaget Meo-
oelelie ON, at &ongen % Dron1tit.
gen pil poe ct Biorags paa 10000
Ser. til bans foreitaaenoe &o4arerpe-
5Dition.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04

@erbo1sbruget far MI
letter 6orlpoen6e tilen6ebragt i'm
Hlanleggelie al fremtioig nonpttelle
LAT @rugets Sfoge. &pis man be-
ltemmer Jig for @nleg al ct Gra.
Hilbert, bill Ser til bette, 6osienes
n%obpgning meo pioere uofrepes en-
8apital pao omfring ~ Million
&roner. 90 man np6igt bill, at &om=
lnltren alene ifal opertoge Sen inou-
itrielle 8eorift, er Ser ifslge iomme
Torlpoen6e tnole6et l1n6erban6Itnqer
meo Torretningsmeno / gronobiem
og &riltiania ON Mnifaffelie at Sc
paafrepe0e Bengemioler.
Sen en6elige Sorm for Or6niu-
gen at Sorbol6et mellem Sc pripote
Sorretningsman6 og &on1munen er
enonu life faitiloat; men Ser bill ul,-
Der erlbper Omltpn6igbeo blipe lprqet
for, at @ommunen, iom ielpfglqeIiQ
beobliper iom S%obebeier, boloes l1o-
gangen aaben til enere at blipe gne-
eier at ian1tlige gienoomme.
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0rufni ng / @orme II.
6orleoen Nften benote oppe / 5ban-
fo1sen en- meget triit l1lpffe. @amle
Slpterman6 2ars Slien iful6e TO
biem til Mes fra gi6spol0 iammen
meo to andre. 0e iful6e biem til Ell
Begropell e. &ommen ne6 / Sban=
foisen, lom MI er nofiaa ltrio, tom
8oooen inb poa en- Sine, lon1 bar
tr1ffet ober &on6et / Mnleoning al
De paogaoenbe SIuiearbet6er / Mn>
leoning Mipiens &egulering. 8aa-
Den gift me6 cit @ang rl1n6t. Sen
enc bleb reooet ganife mart al 5luie=
arbeioere, lon1 tom til, mems 2ars %
ben an6en repes meb 5trgmmen. Sc
gloroe Sorleg paa at fomn1e op paa
gaoobpelpet. Den enc blep. ltrafs
effer reooet af en- 8ooo iom blep no
lat, mems gamle 2ars bleb borte.
Sans Sig fanotes igien fgrit 2groog.
2ors 0lien bar 6rebet jom Sitter
formano paa oiise 9rafter / bepeo 80
Mar. SON bar en- iielben fbif og per-
neial Mono, iom bill iabnes meget al
label Notwithstanding lom 6e ma11-
ge ANDRE, ban ! Marens 2gb er fom-
met i 8erering meo. &on bar SO
slar gan1mel % efterIaoer Gnfe og
Here 8srn, bporaf De fIeite er pofsne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-04

~Megnmangel Bergen.
5 @ergell bor / set iiite peret lao
libet @egn, at @pen liber al &ono=
murgel, Set oil So iige enbel Sabrtz
fer. 6lere bar in0ifranfet 9riften,
o1 er0el Driper m1eO bare Camp,
ilteoetfor at GanOfraften fpr bor bee
ret Sen bee entligite 0ripfraft p9
9ompmalfi11erre fun @iGlpemalfi-
ner. 5ioen 1870 for ma life bap1
loo tpr @plt fer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

the winter months. Even in senth Green land there is a Ions period when the moon and stars are the niy illumination and there is just enough their light to make the settlement look dimly ghostiike. nearly buried. as it Is. in the deep snow.
 Some of the Esjtimos give all their time to shoveiing the snow of Langs Linie % that therre may be one place of promenade between the dwellings. the schoolhouse. the kirk the store and the meat houses, where supplies of frozen flesh and birds are kept
 The path Is wide and walled In on either side by snow piles. But even in this gloomy season the white women. wrapped fin furs have their walks and picnics.
 There is zest in the air. and in fine weather the women enjoy scramble among the frozen hills and valley; and if fresh snow lies deep and soft they wear snowshoss. It is busy time for the Eski- mos. for their main business is ts look out for the comfort of Denmark's agents in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Greenland point of view is great success. bread walk divides 1t into two parts. On one side beets. radishes. cabbages and some other vegetables grow lustily and mature even in the short summer.
 "on the other is q beautiful grass plot. sprinkled with dandeIions and daisies. and in q corner is q little hot house in which we bring few European flowers and straw berries to perfection. Near the entrance are garden chairs and little table. and often. in the afternoon. all the white women in the colony sit here with their needles. en- toying their tea and the bouquets of roses ana silly flowers whieh the hothouse pro viaaa"
 The Danish mothers and their children are often seen on fine summer days climb ing the hills behind the settlement. some with their sewing. others with books. while Q tea kettle and basket fresh baked cake are carried by young Esauimaux. in sunny places. protected from the wind, the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22


 we see boat coming up the bay pro- pefied by the. paddle of one of the Eskimos. wohse business is to travel from one set- clement to another with the mail. The Es- kimos ahre just as interested as we are, for all can read and write and arc eager for news from their friends in the other colonies. Only few old women standing in their doors or sitting on the flat roofs have n part in the general excitement.
 s.But the stir and bustie are greatest if an ear is fixed upright like mast in the boat This means that the boat is from ono of the southern settlements where a vessel from Denmark has arrived. and the Eskimo postmen are trusted with letters from our dear ones in the home land. as the ship Is unloading . part of her cargo and will not arrive for several days The Governor of the colony opens the post-bag. and it's con- tents are for days the chief topic of eonver- sation."
 different aspect Godthaab wears in