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Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26
erooer's Skull crushed-store Robbed

Grocer's Skull Crushed-Store Robbed.
 Bedford, Ind, Nov. 25.-The dead body of George Moss, whose skull had been crushed with some blunt instru- ment, was found today at his half way house between this city and Oolitio. His grocery store had been robbed by the murderers. Moss lived alone. There is no clue to the murderers.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26
Six of One Family Killed in Auto Ac-
 cident.

Los Angeles, Cal. Nov. 25.-Six per sons, father, mother and four chill dren, were killed tonight when car on the Los Angeles and Long Beach trolley line ran into an automobile in which MT. Jacobs and his family were riding near Latin station.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26
snowsIides stop AII Trains.

Winnipeg, Man.. Nov. 25.-Rock and snowslides on the Canadian Pacific railway in the Rocky Mountains have compellsd the cancellation of all trains. Three feet of snow has fallen in Rog- CTS Pass and trains have had narrow escapes.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26
Death of :. & o. Road comptroIIer.

Baltimore, Md, Nov 25.-Major H. D. Bulkeley, comptroller of the Bal timore & Ohio Railroad Co.. and one of the most widely known railroad men in the country, died at his home here today of a 'cancerous affection. He had been ill several weeks. He was 70 years old
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

Examiner-What is an alibi? Can- didate for the Bar-An alibi is com hitting crime in one place when you are in another. place. If you can be in two other places, the abili is all the stronger.-Pucl
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26
Five Cars of BIeached Flour Seized

Macon, Ga, Nov. 25.-Pure Food Inspector P. A. Methvin has seized five cars of flour, which it is alleged have been bleached by the use of nj trogen peroxide, in violation of the pure food laws of Georgia and of the United States.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26
GLOWING TRIBUTE PAID
 TO MRS. AUGUSTA sTETsoN
By Board of Trustes of New York
 Church of Christ, Scientist.


 New York. Nov. 25.--The resignation of Mrs Augusta F. Stetson from mem- bersliip in the First Church of Christ Scientist. of which she was the former leader. and from the board of trustees of the church, was accepted by the board at a special meeting. This ac- tion was taken at her request as ex- pressed recently fin a letter 10 the board.
 With the acceptance of her resigna- ton Mrs. Stetson loses an annual sal- ary of 5000 a year.
 Tn acting on the resignation. the board adopted a resolution. declaring that I've accept with unfeigned regret. and only at her request. the resignation of Mrs. Augusta P. Stetson as a mem ber of this board Of trustees" A glow ing tribute is paid to her work and her "example of answering loyalty to our beloved leader. Mary Baker Eddy anl to he teachings"
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26
Kentucky oil Wells Burned.

Hickman, Ky, Nov. 25.-The Rich mond and Bond oil mills, operated by c. B. Bond of Chattanooga, Tenn. was destroyed by fire today. Loss S100,000: fully insured.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

Rome. Nov 25.-The party of Amer jeans who were shaken up in a col iision of automobiles near Cisterna yesterday. were quite recovered from the effects of the accident today. The chauffeur, George Morell, who suffered most, is rapidly improving.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26
philadelphia Actor Critically III /,in
 London.

London. Nov. 25.-Hermann Vezin, the Philadelphia actor. who recently appeared here in The School for Scan Mal h critically ill
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26
Gabled Paragraphs

Havana, Nov. 25.-The Havana base ball team today defeated the Detroits of the American league by a score of
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

President Taft Will Address the na- tional rivers and harbors congress in Washington on Dec. 8.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

Miss Florence Bishop, formerly a well known actress, was burned to death at Rochester, N. T..
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

Bankers Edward E. Britton and Fred H. Schroeder of Brooklyn, N. T., began their terms in Sing Sing prison.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

A Runaway Coal Train on the Phila- delphia and Reading railroad caused the death of Engineer George A. Am mon.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

The Fisheries Commission recom- mends an international conference with a view to regulate the killing of seals.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

Benjamin S. Gable of Chicago will be appointed assistant secretary of com merce and labor, to succeed Ormsby McHarg.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26
Two Boys Drowned While cunn;ro.

Cotuit. Mass. Nov. 25.-whils Tun- ming today in the harbor here. Robert Doteridge. aged 1s, and Lleweiiyn Wright. IS. were drowned. Their boat was upset by the heavy northeast g.1a
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

Stallion The Native Sold for $2025.
 New York, Nov. 25.-At the "O1d Glory" horse sale here today J. L. Blu menthal Of Hartford, Conn.,, bought The Native, a five year old bay stall lion, for $2025.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

Baron Rosen, Russian Ambassador to the United States, sailed from Cher bourg for New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

The Congregation of the Christian church at Beaver, Okla, has gone to farming to pay off the church debts.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

Admiral Wilkes Daughter has pre- sented to the National museum her fathers gold medal and jeweled sword.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

London, Nov. 25.-The foreign office learned indirectly today that Ger many had informed the state depart ment of the United States that she had agreed to the terms by which the British, French and German groups of financiers were each to sur render a portion of their shares in the Chinese railway loan in order to en- able the Americans to participate. Nothing has been heard by the for eign office directly from the German government on this point, however.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

Leonard EttIer, Aged 13 Years, of Pittsburg, died of blood poisoning caused by injuries received in a game of football
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

London, Nov. 25.-Addressing the London chamber of commerce We'd nesday night, in the presence of the German ambassador, Herr Kaempt, second vice president of the German reichstag, expressed the belief that the system of high protection of which Germany. France and>the Unit ed States were examples, would be- come insupportable. Whatever might be the future development of the eco- homie policy of Europe, he was con- vinced that the period of high protec- tion was approaching it's end.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26
Condensed TelegramS

The German Naval Budget provides for total expenditure of sloS.500,OOo
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

1SA O totdl tApeuultuIc oi @4VosSVVfV0~@
 Baron Rosen, Russian Ambassador to the United States, sailed from Cher bourg for New York.
 President Taft Will Address the na- tional rivers and harbors congress in Washington on Dec. s.
 Miss Florence Bishop, formerly a well known actress, was burned to death at Rochester, N. r..
 Bankers Edward E. Britton and Fred H. Schroeder of Brooklyn, N. Y., began their terms in Sing Sing prison.
 The Congregation of the Christian church at Beaver, Okla, has gone to farming to pay off the church debts.
 The Fisheries Commission recom- mends an international conference with view to regulate the killing of seals.
 A Runaway Goal Train on the Phila- delphia and Reading railroad caused the death of Engineer George A. Am mon.
 Admiral Wilkes Daughter has pre- scented to the National museum her fathers gold medal and jeweled sword.
 Benjamin S. Cable of Chicago will be appointed assistant secretary of com merce and labor, to succeed Ormsby McHarg.
 Leonard EttIer, Aged 13 Years, of Pittsburg, died of blood poisoning caused by injuries received in a game of football.
 
 Alice Mohern of New York was run down and killed by a chauffeur who shook her corpse from the wheels of the machine and fled.
 James L. Davenport, first deputy commissioner of pensions, has been se- lected to succeed Vesparian Warner, resigned, as commissioner.
 The Theft. of the Sacred Lamp of Mahomet, set with costly jewels and valued at $500,000. from the convent at Eski Jebir. in Constantinople. was re- ported.
 Mrs. Grace Hubbard of Chicago, a poverty stricken author of stage come dies. ended her life when she found a manager had stolen one of her plays and produced it.
 The Gold Mines of the United States produced $94.500,000 worth of the pre- cious metal in 1908, according to the United States geological survey and the bureau of the mint
 The Request of John Stuart Kennedy, the New York millionaire, to the Pres byterian board of foreign missions amounts to s5,000,0O0. instead of s1,- 900, coo, as originally announced.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

Alice Mohern of New York was run down and killed by a chauffeur who shook her corpse from the wheels of the machine and fled.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

James L. Davenport, first deputy commissioner of pensions, has been se- lected to succeed .Vesparian Warner, resigned as commissioner.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

The Request of John Stuart Kennedy, the New York millionaire, to the Pres byterian board of foreign missions amounts to s5,000,000. instead of s1.- 00o,eo0, as originally announced
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

Mrs. Grace Hubbard of Chicago, a poverty stricken author of stage come dies, ended her life when she found a manager had stolen one of her plays and produced it.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-26

The Theft, of the Sacred Lamp of Mahomet, set with costly jewels and valued at s500,000. from the convent at Eski Jebir, in Constantinople, was re- ported.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02
Gn upoirenoe Reaer.

Sra Montgon1erp, Ila., meooeles
net, at oper 1000 al 8pens melt
nniete bpioe @efolfning beltog / 9e-
grabelien af en- enarmet geeeer beb
gtabn Bob @ooopin.
Meoens Bob bar Sergenonb pao
Ilnbamaflooen, bap0e BON reobet
mango Menneifer. Sort fsr lin 9sb
rebbeoe Bob en- Iosiagerogent fra
louisville og gtoibpiGe 9anen, bpil-
fen al Safnemmeligbeo befoIte0e Gig
fpr6en.
@ooopin orufneoe Sen 10. Wurts,
peb ct Sori6g paa at reOhe ct Wferl-
neIfe, men bans Gig blep ferIt fltn-
set MI for nplig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02

uOen Senipn til @orti - obiolut pil
1orOpnlme en- iaaOan Sremgongs-
lnaa0e.
S Wtr. Gunnons bauroe &anlp for
6orlnanbsplaoien / Suiet bar Son.
9resmano Sittauer en- al gannons
lDriglte 6OribarerG og 0n 6. poer-
ligere bapoe iiooet iom Meolem al
aongresien flere slar, bapoe ban Ell
bel Gel Snoflpbelie oper ablfiQige
Weolemner. Ou &anpen bar pao
oct beielte, anfpm Scr. 8. en- ifenne
0ag til @aibington, bpor ban bolot
Here &onferencer meo Scr. Cannon,
ia, ban 6apoe ligefrem lit Sobeo-
fDarter Sormanoens 2eiligbe0.
Wfan bbiifeoe oa / &rogene ON, at
8. nof ifulOe faa lin 9elsnning,
raar SoloforIlaget fom frern. 9lae
oisie SentDoninger bar ielpfplgelig
I'LL faaet mere Sart, oa Sanolfefor-
llaget fom frem, og Sroet vlfan=
lgs" fan oa ogiaa meo 9fette an
6ringes pua Den forellnaeoe Solofor=
hsielie pua bette Smraooe. Den
qamle SolO bar aQereoe iaa itor,
iGa 8. og andre Sanoifefabrifanter
por blepen infam rige, og SolOen
hurOe lnurere neolettes eno for6ei=
es, oo Snoforielen neIten er ube=
tp0elig. 0eriom. Hapne Sorilaget
paa bette enc Bunft ganr igennem
til 8. og bans Sigem9no flnlne for
hsie Triien paa Sanoifer pr. 8ar
meo so 25c uoen at forbeore apali=
teten oct ringelte.
Wfen BET er life set eneIte Silf9l=
&c at ben Slags, man beifplber Mr.
Cannon for, bpor ban bnr baft sSir=
aeren / rSarifpien" og uotaget
Slonuner til fine 8enner, iom biolp
tun til 9idst, os geroiage6 pad d iI1. i
9saar en- ltnoerisgelie itartes =
iom BEN 10 birfelig buroe og bet
me0 oct lanl1ne - fllnoe oct 10 NOT
bore | lin Sroen at unoerIsge alle
he gprige ntpiplionme" SorbSiel=
icr. Wfan Tiger life eet Orb for me-
oct, naar man uotnler, at oen mt=
pGrenoe Sormano for &ongresien
far miItet 2onOets Sillio og er
Itprf paa Sci til at mite &ongres=
menoenes Silio meo. @nflagen moo
Cannon er iaa oen, at ban bar brugt
i'm Wfagt Iom SormanO for &on=
gresien bos n@apS ans Weons"
aomiteen til at gipe pGrbifltloe SSn6-
r6mnelier til oem lom bar piit bom
en- politiif SieneIte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02
Sranlf Panoelsoamper
ipron9t / Suften.

Ytarieilles ben 1. slpril. Den
franlfe SanfOanper rSSules Senrn"
iom fragteoe Die mellen 5ilooelfia
rg Gette, blep lprGngt 2ufteu Days
Morgen.
12 9egnO al 9eietningen oreb=
tes, og mange anore blep iaoret pec
Gfsplolionen. Sfibet anfom til Set
te ben %. Warts fra 6ilaoelfia.
Gn &epr9lentant al Seritas 9(gen=
tnret leoioget al 1 Stprmano i1lpice=
reoe Sfibet paa oct Siospunft, Cts
ploiionen inotraaote. 0e TO M3eno
naaeoe lige til Sunfen bporpaa be-
le 0affet repes bort meo etRploigf
9rag. 20 al Manbifa6et, JON bar
il S9ro meo at repGrare og male
Sfibet, blep ilpnget OBJ 2uften.
Store Slotltnger piite Jig piebliffe-
it9 eTIer Spr91lgf1lngen, og belle
Sfibet itoo mart / ct 6lanrnebap.
Surtig SiGlp brogtes fra be /
6apnen p9renbe 6artgier, men Set
.nar untuligt at fonme ner til BET
brenoenoe Sfib. 6 Sig bar man REQ
bet ira Slben, og man fif ogiaa req
bet nogle al Oe iaoreoe, BOG iapner
Eman enonn nogle.
I. Stprmono og S5nipettsren blep
bleft op / 2uften peo gfsploiionen,
men lepeoe bog efter ben frpeteltge
2nftfart, oog fon be neppe operIepe
'&ataItrofen.
Ioriagen til @fsploiionen, mener
mon, ifploes Slieoanlpe Sanfelr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02
@m Stmebmnb frclier 6amilien-

Getroit, @}i6., /. 9Gpril. gn
5tue6unO frelite / Sag fem @teOleur-
mer uf 6umilial @enn @3ott /
SSponootte, en- 6orItao til 0etroit
@trs. @fott ppffeoes nemlig peO, at
Sen lille Suno blep pes at rpffe t
SengeflGOerne, og fanOt bo Suiet /
6lammer. 6uiets Seboere reo0eOe
ing uo igennem ct @inolte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02
en- ltorartet Ganfe.
Sammenilntning al ale 9anbets
Sernbaner.
Gn iaaoan Snnfc ipiler
Sarrtman meo.

0enper, Colo, 80 Marts. -
Snis 6. $. Sarriman fl1noe faa fin
Sillie og 2nife orepet igennem, pil=
De BON fua alle 2an6ets Sernbaner
iommeniluttet til Ell f9nlpemesiig
Organization unoer eet Sopeo, og
ban piloe ga siebliffelig eaa til
Serfs og uOgipe fra $250,000,000
til $3O0,0OO,00O poa 6or5eoring og
ltoltpr / alle 9fetninger al De ipasere
9iniar.
Der. Sarrimon pasiereoe / Gag
gennem 0enber paa Sci til 2ltei1
og ban uOtalte Jig on / oenne &et-
ming til ct MeOlem al Oenpers San=
oelsfanlmer.
San iagbe, ban troeoe, en- iaaoan
Sroning piloe blipe ct 1tort @ooe
bdaOe for fegeringenL for Solicit
| oct ltore og belle taget, for bper.
enfelt slfienoer og for gierne al
Sern6nneaftier. s
~Spis Ri fl1noe," iog0e ban, bill
81 hi tage oe ipage 9aner / 9anoefI
nnoer s(rmene og itrafs begpnoe meo.
ct ltOleg of fra $250,O0O,OOO TIL
$300,000,000 paa oeres 6orbeoring.
Set buroe gsres Itrafs, og ieg tror,
jeg fun tale iom en- Saenano ON
risie Sager. 0et ifuloe gsres aa-
benlpit og UNDER en- Slaes Spipnl
al &egeringel. Nen biloe hi forIS4
ge oet, pilbe pi olle blipe faitsN !,
sSdngiei.
Mar. Sarriman iagoe, bans g.
ner bapoe uogipet $3OO,OO0,0OO til
gtD6pgning og Campaigning 8e-
item og oper 8iergene iiben 1902,
og ban gentog i'm GaultanO, at ban
haboe funbet en- flor Soranoring /
6olfeItentningen oper for SSernbaner
og Sernbunebpgning uOoper 2an=
set.
n6or fem 9lar lioen," iagoe ban,
nfortolte jeg ErGlioent Hooiepelt,
at ban tog fell, og at ban piloe faa
mango @fternbere oe forIfellige Sta=
ter pg Sper, ser pilAe gere 0anoet
u6eregnelig SfoOe, og bpu0 ieg for
tolte 6um, bar pitt Jig at b9re for
left. 9fooiaDelt fog fell / lin &
moo mig og SSernbnnerne, og Sano=
heoen beraf bliper flarerc for bper
Gag"
Sarrin1on bor flere Tiger op-
holOt Jig &eiten, fornenmelig for
lit @elbreos Sfplo. @un bar font
met Jig bei 8roO og lpntes at pP=
re iprig efter at fonln1e ttlbage til
9lrbeioet igen lit &ontor / SEEM
9Jorf.
Get blep iagt for nogle Gage IL
Sen, at ban bapoe / Sinbe at tage
Ell Sur til 8anomo, og at set bar
of oenne @rllnO, at bans go6t Sui
tonu" Ioo fproig til 9lfieiling / Seem
Orleans; men set oplples MI at
Do6ten Ifal bruges al SSulius &rrt-
tidnitt, Der er Giceprpiioent og
Griftsbeltprer for @orriman-@aner-
ne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02

@n rltsiiif 6lpgtning, iom bar
iinOet garetpgtsarreIt 9telp Oorf
iiOen Dec. 1907 poa 8egrring al Sen
rltsiiifc Staggering, er blepen IssloOt
cf 6GngIelet meo Oen 9egrunOelie.
at &ouren ioaIeDes beo 1Sungen, par
n politiif 57lpatning "a &tslm0
iooIe0e5 ingell 9iet 6ap0e til at for-
Gre 6nm u0(eueret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02
Irriibent Salts fpritc getalinssOas

@aibington, 1. 9lpril. - s 0oq
par set Softs ferite 9etalingsoaQ
Iom 2onoets gflefutip6ef. Sen Sln.
risning, iom 5fotfammer-9uoet bur
til set @pioe Sus, l6o paa $5,625.0t
Grpiioenten er Sen enelte gmbeos-
monb Oct Spi0e Sus, Ser faar i'm
opn nobetolt en- Sang ON Muane-
CEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02

$915,o00,OO0 for Srluno? Gbefs=
iefretGren for Srlono @fr. 8irrell
lar SirsOogs pao M introouceret
Set irife Sanoforilag llnoerbuiat.
Noriloget er affltrat set Iamme iom
bet, Der frenfom peO Den lio1te Ses=
lion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02

IA omfonlmer / Ell SfibsbranO.
6apana Den 80. Morts. IA al Sfibs-
n1anoifabet poo 5omburg-slmerifa
2iniens Camper r9lltenbltr9", ion
brenote Der @oor, iapneS, og man
frpgter, at Sc er omfonlrnet Sran=
cen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02

q. 6. 8 . bnIon & Go.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02
Joroen runot.

S9fnsepI0ell1t. III uSagebl.
telegraferes ira Tnris: 5 Gberbouro
er Der lObruot en- Spfusepioemi iom
| lpnes at bre0e Jig.
| SDrfiets 6inanier. 8uogettet for
oct paabegpnote Sinansaar. blep for
nplig forelagt Oebuteretfomret. SSno=
t9gterne anilaos til 1924, 900
Elnb, llogifterne til 29,t0O,OOO
Sunb.
Gngellf 6iiferiforbuD. 2oroao=
rofaten for Sfotlanb bar / ltnoer-
| buiet fremiat ct 2opforilag, peo bpil=
fet oct forbpoes at ilonobringe oa
ialge i De foreneoe aonseriger Stiff,
Ner er fanget inben for set Smraooe
/ Worrap Strtb, paa boilfet Siiferi
er forbuot.
| st Drama. S ct Geniionat Oa-
NOS bar ben siterri9ffe 8remierlsit-
liant og 0filiterfassntter Soief Bar
tunef ifuot oelt;8 England boiatte
6oQanbife &omponiit Sules Muloer,
fpr0i Oenne hap0e fprnprnet ham
og oerefter n9gtet at gibe bam Sp-
relsning-
Sm BET tslanoife Sngr, lonl /
! 1908 inofsrtes til 2eitb, beooer BET
| / oct oerper. @eneralfonIulats SSno-
6eretn. | yMeoo. fra ltoenrigsnlin. Z"
at Der oesp9rre er en- eQer unoetl
iffult Sell peo BET; ieip ON set i
anore 6enieenoer er gobt og tint,
Finer oct ilimet, bpis man boil
Ter oef pper / sller = Tiger. 7ette.
lisopenoigggr, at oet maa i9lges
neIten ltrafs, naar BET folnmer.
&rllpps 9otter lsger Sfilsnlisie.
Berlin ben 80 Warts. Sra gsien
meooeles oct, at Sr. BON 8oflen
uno Salba6 og bans Sultru, forben-
r9renoe Bertha &rltpp, 0otter og
9lrping til &anonfongen &rupp, bar
lcpet ct ulpffeligt. Samlip, iom for-
t9rrebes peo oeres life Sens 9eo.
Oct iiges, at 6rolt Bertha er mis-
fornoiet meO S@gtefGllens SebanO-
ling. st anoet Gpgte forteQer, at
Sobeogrllnoen til Sfilsmisien er
9terpglitet, iom BE begge bur liot al
paa 8rltnO al 9lniparet for BEN itore
rg onlfattenoe 6orretning
Sfolge et leit Sperllag ifal 6ru
! Bertha pGre Gierin0e al en- Sornue
til op imoo $t00,000,000.
Sm sen oan1fe Sfole Sanoil
slrgentina, iom MI manife faar Del
set pau BEN oanIfe 5Sinanslop fore
iiaaeoe 9iorag til &ultltren oper=
i9iife 9anOe, fan oplples, at BEN bur
En- 9pgning meo 2 iterre &laslepG-
refer oq nogle minore <n pg en-
9egeplu6s foran Gen er opfert
1897 pg bar foItet oper $500 Eelos,
hporaf 3t5 Helps er if9nfet ira
on0re 0ele al 9lrgertina, aft Oet
epriqe al Sc 9anlfe | Snnoil lelp.
Set bsjelte 9lntal bnnife gleper,
Sfolen biotil bar baft, par 45 I
1903; itllnoom bar Ser tillige pGret
Ian mango at anore gtationaliteter,
ct SuQct ialt pur 70. 9tnur Der
| fpr Eiebliffet fun er 33, ifplOes BET
bel nprnelt, at 8etalingen, iom for
bar 5 @aios aGe &lasier, MI Be
3 eperIte er lat op til bbp. $50,
s og 10 @eIos ON WfonneOen.
Solger 0rad)mon Op0e rig. Sra
&s6en6apn telegraferes til Chicago
| Cailp 9}ems, at Ser mi er Gjort 5Sor-
tcqnelIa oper 9igteren 0ro6monns
heIa @fterlnGenIfo6. s lin @illo poo
Sfagen efterlob ban flere altfferter,
fulbpoffeoe al WfonllIfripter, hnor=
i6Ian0t TO betp0elige Nromoer og
"a Ttor SorllinQ of iffe-offentIig-
Qiorta Giqte. mango al Dem ira Slime
rifu. a3an mener, at ban par Den
melt proouftipe of oGe moOerne DID
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02

Gen Is. W1arts 0iftere0e 0en fe=
nerule b6ie Get Ell &enOelIe, buori
zen erflGrer, at Der er 9ebpgqrltn6
for Sen 8eifpl0ning Wonuel 8ere-
Ges 6ar brogt inb imo0 GaItro for
Sfponingen al @eneral 9lntonio 8e=
rebes. Get pigtigIte 8epis for 8e-
Ifpl0ningen er ct &opi al ct Sele-
gram, ION Gaitro fenote til General
&orelo, Staten @olipors 8rpii0ent,
oa ban iao 0p0en ltnoer Zine, bpori
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