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Lima Cavalier

FESTIVALS of the Christian year incidents
that concern the home life rather than ones
worldly career. STILL from an artistic viewpoint,
there is for unusual significance in the Feast of
the Nativity. 1t through the events Of
Christmas Day that came to the ambition to be
opera singer. Many times since that day have
thought how incidents apparently trivial may have
lifelong significance.
In my native country Christmas is gala day.
With the childish exuberance of his Latin blood the
Italian makes of this of hospitality and
good will. The merrymakers busy the de-
vout. And on Christmas Day, when the mornings
devotions at end the holiday spirit reigns
supreme In the long, long ago, when was little
flower girl in Rome, it always busy and
profitable and happy day for me.
On the particular Christmas Day l recalling
had risen before dawn to attend early mass in the
old Basilica of Saint John Lateran. l pushed my
way through the crowd to place near the Virgins
altar, where pious hands had erected representa-
ton of the historic incident at Bethlehem. There
were Mary and Joseph and the wonderful Babe in
the Manger all in life size figures in life size hut
Before them those mystical Three Kings max
ing their offerings while without the hut knelt the
Shepherds and far above hone the Star of Bethlehem
Lost in childish admiration of the scene, forgot
all about the service at the main altar and every
thing else about me, until the mass was ended and
the acoytes passed in procession before the Manger
singing wonderful Christmas hymn. That melody
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fortune that was needed to bring them together.
When Christmas time drew near her head was full
of motherly plans for all of us, and she had spent
nearly all her ready money for gifts in advance of the
arrival of her remittance. Then day by day passed.
No check came and she grew more and more uneasy.
The afternoon of Christmas Eve she burst into my
ROOM her face drawn and white as death. She
would neither speak cry; but handed me a letter
and threw herself the bed. Her stepfather's
lawyer wrote telling her the bank had failed his
fortune was hopelessly involved and he was facing
prosecution. Her allowance at end. The
lawyer added that he hoped she had sufficient
ally what could be done to raise the necessary
amount and cable it to her
Just such things happen in various forms with
sickening frequency in the American musical colo
MES abroad but this the first time the tragedy
of the thing had been brought close to AS read
the brief note realized all that it meant to Laura
the end of her career the death of her ambition and
going home to poverty and family disgrace. The
horror of it and not the pathos caught me. The
was too desperate for tears. Comfort and sympathy
eyed, and | knew what that meant. What she
needed was help and protection from herself.
We'll, you sha mt go home!' struck in to make
II cannot. will not" she answered But what
them" she went on in her tired voice This is
Paris, and for girl without money there is only the
If she had wept stormed raved, she might
have made it easier for but the mental state
vealed by that answer told me my only hope of
ing her was to find way out or to lock her up. l
talked at random to gain time. l planned and
schemed and rosy dreams of what could be
done. And all the while she lay the bed,
deadly still for the most part but and then prick
ing the soap bubbles of my imagination with her
words of commonsense; All thought of food, all
thought of the friends had promised to join that
night for gay Christmas party, had escaped me.
was trying to think think, think for that poor girl!
Near midnight she jumped up and took me in her
arms and kissed me fervently. must go, she said.
"Where?"
Home she faltered, and looked away from me.
l grasped her wrist and drew her back. You
shall not leave tonght!' said determnedly.
But l must go out she pleaded.
put my hat and coat and went with her. The
inspiration I'VE are going to the Madeleine, to
midnight mass" l told her. I not praying
woman but was willing to look anywhere for help
at that moment
We were late, and with difficulty squeezed way
for her through the press about the doors. Then
wormed her into the shadow of pillar to hide her
drawn face from the curious.
l have always loved the ritual of the Catholic
Church, but recall how like grotesque mockery
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everything con-
nected with the
season of =" Peace
and Good Will"
seemed to me in
that hour. My
heart was full of
rebellion rather
than prayer, and.
unable to endure it
longer. l seized
Laura's hand to
drag her from the
church.
AS | swung her
round i COlllded
with a man who
had evidently been
pressing forward
toward us. He
brushed by me
without any apol-
ogv and reached
for Laura's hand.
She looked up at
him, there was a
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moments flash of recognition, and then she
fell forward swooning on his breast. And the
look on her face was that of tired, weary
child who has found comfort and falls peace
fully to sleep.
With his strong arm about her the man lifted
her into the open air, where she revived.
THANK God l did not come too late!" he
said when she opened her eyes to him.
The rest | need not tell you. The man was
her sweetheart In Denver he saw the news
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the gaeties that sparkle in their midst. Exist
ence Is a ceaseless alienation between these
tant to everyday life. One such incident [
recall wildly because this element of contrast
accentuated it by setting the stage for it. to
speak, on the of Christmas. L
OF the hundreds of American girls STUDYING
singing in Paris gets to know only few
of those who chance to be under the same
master. In this way came to know and grow
very fond OF splendid girl who had come from
little town in the Middle West She was big and
wholesome and had the voice of angel. But we
all laughed at her little because her life had been
as parochial as a New England spnster's and her
temperament unknown quantity and for all
that the ambition of her life to sing Carmen.
We couldn't help loving her though and to me her
sweetness and patience and even temper were mar
Vicious; for had learned that Fate had not been
kind to her
After her fathers death she had known poverty
until her mother remarked Her stepfather was a
country banker. Though there was an end of want
pleasant. Then her mother died, and after several
months of misery her stepfather took pity her
and sent her abroad to study.
The two years she had been among us were the
only two free and happy years she had ever known.
She loved her art and worked only American
girl And all the time she mothered all her girl
friends well that down in my heart / Won
dered if she not too domestic soul to win sue
cess in opera.
During the third winter she made giant strides in
her work. Her success thawed her Just little and
she confded to me that she had had love affair.
After her mothers DEATH friend of her fathers had
looked her up his way to the far West. His for
tune had been swept away, and IN middle life he was
going out to the mines to recoup himself His visit
he left he had asked that he might back her
if fortune smiled kindly on him. She neither
nor heard more of him; but she had given him her
heart first love. and to girl like her that meant
lifetime of devotion and waiting. l even suspected
that hack of her intense ambition to succeed the
determination that if he failed she would win the
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Mary Garden

dS tIlG CltN Ol
all joys. And
it is the city of all
sorrows and all sins
as we'll. Like all
great centers where
humanity CONVEX
ges and concen-
trates, life there as
sumes a stronger
pressure. The con-
trasts become
heightened. Pleas
ure, with all that
contributes to it,
stands out in bold
er relief against its
dark background
of sorrow and
poverty and sin.
And these shad-
dows seem blacker
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of her sepfathers failure and took the first train fer
New York. He arrived on the same steamer with her
letter. and after day of frantic searching Fate had
brought him to her at the Christmas mass.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-12
Ranal. orosmaalot
/ 5endtet.
oeftig anmp um Slnic= cllcr
Spflaoctppcn,

l8aibHngton 8. 6ebr. - 9tlt ra=
ier &rigen ongaaeu0e aonaltppen
-5ltle- eller S6fla0sfanal - mes
6obbelt Stprfe. Den begDnote e.
natet | SirsOog pa Senator &ittri0=
&c, Sen moOige 6orfrmpcr for 81
flooetppen % 6ornlon0 / &anolfo=
niteen, faIteDe en- 8onbe efter Sllt=
iell0faltet % erflGre0e, at oenne
&lan moatte opgiDc5, i0et ban frcnl-
logbe nogle for6l6ffen0e Gol ongoo=
enoe, bpo0 &onoIen erbelig bill foIte
ut arigen bill blipe forfeit ira
Dag til Dag Ell Ell alnlinOGlig 3Sor=
itaaelie.
SluiefonnIens W}o0Itan0ere bur
beltemt Jig til at forcere &onpan
me0 al mrlig gnergi 6pr Sc bliper
fGr0ige, bill De lGgge itor &9gt pao
tire Ging, Iom bOer for iig bill DGf=
fc 5eniation.
1. 9lt Fanomafanolen efter Ben
&lon, Ser I'LL arbcjOes efter, pil TO
ite 6olfet Sc 6oreneOe Stoter
meQem $6OO,OOO,OOO og $8OO,OOO-
600.
2. ut Sc olOorligIte og maoife a6-
iollt fataIe Observation-Disclosures
cfiiiterer, iprlig bpor @otlln-Ger1-
nin9en lfal an6ringes.
8. 9lt 9rpiioent &ooIepelt npacf-
co. ben 5ngenier-&omits, Der ienO-
-, IL Sssal1otanaen for at gipe &ooo
til porOenoe 9}reiioent Saft og He-
geringen, paa en- iaaoan VfaaOe, at
man fun0e O9re iiffer paa, at Slu=
ieplonen pilOe blipe anbeialet.
0}an er ulporlig lte1nt angouenOe
bette SpprgSn1oal begge &ongres=
lens Nf0elinger, iGrlfg oa / Sena-
tet, og Ser pentes flere Guler, bpil-
fc GrGiiOent 9fooiepelt pil blipe al
porlig fritiieret. 556r 5Ioaet bliOer
operItoaet fun mon forlo6e fig pna,
at bore franife @enner, iom 6egpnotc
.pao @roften u0en at fiune fltloenoe
cen bill fou fig ct itilGe @rin pao
Dor @efolfnin9. Gog, ingen tpiOler
cn1 at omerifanif @too % @enge
til gennemf6re &onolen og gore set
GoOt, bboo Set ioo enO ifal foIte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-12
Bong Gomaro / Berlin,

9erIin, 10. 6e6r. - 5 @aor
9lftes bar Ser @ollntnffel pna 5lpt-
tet til SGre for set engellfe &onge-
par. 9aa0e &ongen og &eiieren u0=
talte Jig parme Sro on Be freoe=
llge 5Sblelier % BET mere SlGgtIfa6
nellem De to GSolf, iom fonfltrrere=
0e / SeItrGbellerne for @eroensfre=
Oens 9eparelie.
Song GomparO toffeOe paa egne
og 9ronningens @eqne / en- Sole
poo Splf for BEN WfoOtogelie, oe bop=
De taoet Berlin. San npbnte Sc BE-
bagalige GrinOringer ON 8elggene
I @iel, @il9elmsboc6e % &ronberg,
rg ioet ban 0erefter 6entpoeoe til
&ejlerens 9eipg / @inoipr, iog0e
ban:
u9pa0 Seniigten meo ca 0e On
lleoe Spl9er az lllGf Se1o9 dll9ddr,
far Geres Wfojeitet gipet oe melt
peltalenoe ltOtrpf for mine egne So
lelier, og ieg fan oerfor fun gentage,
at bort &omme life alene far til
Seniigt pno M at erinore geroen
ON De 8aunO, ipm iamlnenfnptter
Oe to Snie, men ogIaa at Itprfe oct
penlfa6elige Sorbolo msllem bore
2unoe."
Song @omoro npoer Dag oen
SGre at ppre Sen f6rIte noenlonDlfe
@fonorf, Ipm bar ppret @pen Ser
fins @GIt. Sort fpr Wfi0hng ferte
&ongen ct 9lutomo6il aennen Sc
Inluft oeforre0e @a0er op til Naa0=
buiet, bpor ban bIep mo0toget al
SDens 8orgn1eIter &ir6ner, og on
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bporfor 5pontan
bellutteoe at opstpe
Cuba.

0ta0rio, II. Sebr. - @fter Sf-
fentliggprellen al en- &pffe Sele=
grannler, iom 6lep uOpefsleoe mel
fem ben ipanIfe 9fegering WtaoriD
pg General 9lonco &aoana neO
SenlDn til Spergipelien al Gu6a til
9e GSorene0e Stater 1898, oeO
man mi, at 5rDgten for ct ameri=
fanif Nngre6 paa BEN ipdnife &p1t
ng en- paafelgen0e Gepolu1ion ber /
&an0et par Oen pfficielle @rllno for
Ersmicrn1iniIter SagaItas 8elllltlling
rn1 at lutte SSre0 neo 0e 5orene=
be Stater.
0isie &enOsgerninger Ell 6rogt
for 2piet peo en- pOerlig Gffentlig-
sgreIe al &orrelppn0uncen nellem
3ieneral 8lnnco % Erenliern1irlilter
SagoIta. Genne &orrelponoance er
pffentllggjort lom 6olge al, at en
Geputerat ira &ataIonien beifplDte
oen ipanife SGr for 6eigbeO.
s ct telegram til Ben ipanlfe 93e-
gering at 8. Sltli 1898 paaIto0 @e=
neral 8lanco, at tiltrpos for Sen
ubelOige Sitting, iom &pren par
fommet / peO la6et al Gerperus
6luabe, bar hen iprig efter at tort
iGtte &rigen. Nfen baaoe &rig5mini=
Iteren og &remierminiIteren ipnre0e
zen II. Suli at 0a 9lmerifonerne
bar Serrer paa Spen og forbereote
iig til ct 9lnQreb, lom noen 9pipl
piloe frernfol0e Hepollttipn Set S2Slt-
hre, bar BET nbioGut ultnogoaeIig at
lutte Sreo. General 8lanco prote=
1tereoe iaa lenge iom ntltlig, men
mootte til Slut gipe Jig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-12

0re al 8penS @mbeoSn1pn0 paa Sen
itore 0opeDtroppe, 6porfru &onaen
bIeD leOloget til Ell flor Sol, 6por
flere @rtnoreoer @erIoner bar iii
Ste0e.
&err &irc6ner boo aongen ON at
oriffe ct 9Gresglos ira @pcn Ser
I'm. 9orqneltercn8 Gotter oDcrrafte
0erpon Song G0mor0 Ct @ul06pQcr
mlOt me0 Ell meget foitclig Sin,
iom Gongcn tomte eet 0roQ.
&Ongen t0ffc0e 8orgneIteren for
0en 1t0mnrfe0e N}o0tugelie oq til
foieOe: rI}it boieIte 2nIfe ct, at
6orbol0et meIlem bore TO 9an0e mao
pGre set beo7te.~
Cen BRITTLE &oloni / 8erlin
frent6ar ieuere pes eli Geplttation
en- IoreSle til Song G0moro.
8 &pngens Spar til Eeplttotionen
ntreOe ban 6l. a. at Ben penlige
N}p0togelie, iom ban0e ban % 0ron-
nin0en booOe m6ot / Berlin, if
fcrt pil0e birGpe til, at sen penIfo6e-
li9e 5SdIeIie nellen oe TO 9onoe
bleu frenlntet. IS iom Dor ber /
0enne Inltffe 9p, fan g6re meget
til at oper6epHe set tpife 6olf ON
9llboren al bort @enIfabs Oprigtig-
he0 inlo0 Set"
2onOon Sen 10. 6ebr. Sen gooe
Mootagelie, iom &ongen og Gron=
ningen far facet GpiflonO, peffer
nGelt 5ilfre0Sbe0 ioapel iblanot Sc
engelife 9iplomoter io1n bIon0t set
menige 6olf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-12

tcriiereoe ban iom eli 9tarngtiggo=
rcGe al California 2onoet5 Zine.
4}rriioent 9}ooiepelts 8uOifa6 til
Speofer Stonton lp0er / set pp-
icntlige iaale0e5:
nSeg buober, Oen fo0erulc 9}ege=
rings @ol0ning fife bill blioe mis-
foritoaet. @i pr6per at pGrne ON
CALIFORNIA; % bele GeItens 2ntere5=
JET / Spcrcnaitenlmelie neo GSplfet5
2nife. Gco penifo6elig 6orItaoelIe
me0 Sapon er pi 6nro me0 ot
qennenf6re Ell 9olitif, Ser, ne0en5
zen im0oefomner TacificfDItens S5n-
teresier og 2nifer, Iten1lner life al
enc meo genii0ig SeIpagtelbe, men
meo geniiOig 9lgteGie % 8eun0ring
al 9lnerifnnere og 2Soponere for
Gmanoen.
Gen iapanife 9}egerins gor lin
Gel for at gennentfore oenne Ioli=
tif, Iom 0en unerifonIfe gpr i'm
S5falge Sen er set Seniigten, at
SGpnnere Ifal fon1me Der, jl1lt iom
9tmerifanere goor til SSapan -
rejienoe, Shoenter % Eerioner,
ipm er belf9ftiget international
6orretning. Nienneifer, Der reiier
for 6prnejelie eler for at Itl0ere og
lignenOe ifal bape frt Ibgang fra
oct enc 2ano til oct anoet og fl1nne
bore iiffer poa at faa SEN beoite
8eban0ling. Wfen Der ifal life grltn=
6eS It6rre &olonier af BET enc 9Solf
/ Oct nn0et 2atO. s 2pbet al Sc
ii0ite 6 Wfaaneoer unoer 0enne 80
Iitif, far flere Sapnnere forlo0t set
te 2nno, emo 9er er anfomnet, oq
9lntollet of GSnpanere 0ette 2ono
Gar aftoget ober 1000.
W}en en- SOB ION set foreGiggen0e
SfolefOrllag bill bogitopelig intet n0=
rette ben Hetning, bpori set peqer,
og BET bill gipe retfer0tg og aIbor=
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Den ontt-iqponife
Sopetpntns. IA
0jn6ernpr c3iaett sil fife '6apc mcO
ben at gprc.
Srep fra 9SreIiOemt 9luOIcuclt,

Socronento, Gol., 9. 6cbr.
@upern6r @iGett ion Dag fom
til6oge BERTH ira Son 6roncisco,
llOtalte, at ban intet pioere pilOe
bope at iige ongoaenOe Sen anti
jopanife 2opgipning, iom mi fore
liQger. @an pilOe ooerlooe 6ele
Sogen til Spenfer &6ilip Stanton,
ioln / @nor mo0tog 9u0ifo6 fra
@rpiiOent 9fooiepelt meo iSorfloring
al Oen f6oerole &egerings StiQing
/ SorbolO til BET unti-jnponife 9Sor-
lag.
% al Erpfi0entens 6enItiainoer
ril 6lipe forelngt u9l5ienblp" /
Morgcn og man penter, at Sc onti=
Jopnnife 6orilogs Sfp6ne for oen=
ne Sesiions &eOfonrlnenOe pi( ppre
nfgjort, fbr man oiournerer.
Sonto Barbara, Sal, 9. SSebr. NV
StonOfor0 llniperlitets 8rpli0ent,
GapiO @. Serbian, iog0e / ct SSnter-
pieip / Dag, at Der ingen Sare er
for &rig meO Sapan poo @rltno af
2oOgioningen / Sacramento. SD
pan er for fattigt," erflpre0e ban og
tilf6ieoe, at ben eneTte M3oobe at
ltneluffe Sopanere paa oor beo 5Sor-
itaoelie meO Sapan. @ioere Iagbe
ban, at 2e0erne for ioponif 2opgip=
ming ipiQeoe &ome0ie og par faIIft
un0erretteoe. San mente aQigepel at
Senator 9rem bar prlig i'm 9ln=
6efaIing al anti=frenne0 2opgip-
ming. 9(9itatorernes @onoling faraf-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-12

Zig @rllnO til 6orbitrelie. 0g Il.
IS &egering pilOe blipe n6ot til
fOr 0a fpOerale &etter at prppe, ON
Dem life por Mooltrio lneo pore
trottatnG5iige 6orpligtelicr.
2l0miniItrationens @olitif er /
&ortDe0 at for6in0e Sen Ttorit mt
lige &irtccpne / oen &etning, ion
tort 6olf poa @ncificfpIten pnTfer,
mcO ocn minOIt nutlige 6ore for
SammenitoO. Gen 2opgipning, leg
proteiterer inloO, folger en- @olitif,
0er forbinOer oen min0it ntulige
@irfceDne me0 oen Itprit nlrlige
9iinaeogt % Sore for &onflift.
Geriom Sen fo0erole 9iegering5
42Olitif | set npIte 9(nr euer to fife
l1Oretter, bpoO Ben MI ltpretter, laa
fan Oen al &rGiioenten og &ongres=
ien 96res gonife effeftip oiO."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-12

Otter BET openonban0leoe Spprgs=
maals Iroftelie / CALIFORNIA; Ns=
lemblp Snsoags 1nel0es 0ioere fra
Sacramento:
SOet man gap efter for Srpffet
al ErGiiOent 9foolepelts rg @uper=
npr 8illetts Oro, forloo SuIet lin
tioligere SolOning Sorbplo til BET
japanlfe Spprgsmool og beilntteoe
at refoniioerere Sen pe0tagne Sfole-
LOB. Sg efter en- beb 9ebot, Ser pa=
rcOe ira &l. 1870 SIN. til &l. 4
Gftm, forfalte0es Soriloget mes
Al moo 81 Stenner. st mt Sor=
lag pm at refoniioerere benne 9f-
Itenning faGot. Oct fif So ct. for
og SO ilnob.
gn0nt ifnl 2open foreIpgges' &C.
natet, men efter 0ens Sfp6ne ioo
pi0t at 0enme mao Sen anles for
tobt.
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9ampifibs-3 -3utitier.

v9ellig 0loo" of sfnno. efm.
2inie anfom til 9}em gorf osn TO-.
5ebr. 9It bel. Gil otter afleile Ser
fra oen IS. 6ebr. % pentes Oa til
Sfonoinopien sen %. I. aFo..
0cres forb.
81. 6. S obnfon & So.
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Sra Maorio melbes Sen 10. 6ebr.
at Song 9lIfonio bill beisge Sen por-
trtgiIilfe Song Monuel / giIlnpico-
ia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-12

0tUl. IL pllrlg=ltllgdrlte Srtgs=
ift6e er unfommen til Spi35a=8uq=
ten tot peO @rGnien, og vi &ru0ier
potroljcrer &plten. Gitriqife SOD
tolf er anfonnnen til @rpnen meO
Wtuifin=&anoner.
Stprter iig neo fra Gri1lnf6uen.
Faris ben 10 6e6r. @n GUinOe foIte-
0e Jig ielp ne0 fra Griumf6uen Goos
GfterniOOug og orp6tes 5iebliffeliq.
6lcre @unOreOer al 6oogpngere ioo
Gomens 6ul0. SelnorDercn bar
@}oOebun0lerinOe og "A 9(ar gom=
mel.
@n 6orlnue / ct Sfort. 1Sorle0en
Gag, Oa en- Gn6e0sman0 en- franIf
EroDinsfonnlne opfog 22snuentarie=
liite oDer @ienoele, til6grcn0e en- on=
/ 1ol0t &pinoe, fan0t ban cit 0om=
me ct Sfort Ell Sum al 10000
6roncs 100 7Sroncs-Sc0ler "a en-
9(npiSning poo 5ronfrigS @onf poa
$1,000 Srancs.
Sprgr Rer1ten Seheron Sen 10
5e6r st aloorligt Gpror er uo6ru0t
\ / Reibt, iom ct @opeOItaoen BRO
, pinien @bilan. @ubern6ren pg anore
@m6e0smano er blepen mproet af
observation-disclosures, ionl ialntioig af=
brGrbte Soft og SelegrafItotionen
iant 8pens Slot. s @pen berifer
Ger 9onif % aQe 8utifferne er
luffet.
@rofesior @oecfel+ forlaOer Uni
periitetet, Sena, SDiflano, BEN 10.
6e6r. @rof. Or. grnIt 9einric6
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feltog; men pna oennes in0ItGn0iqe
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tingeller angaoenOe Wlaroffo, 6por-
cn n1an Oiplomatiife &reOle nlener,
at Oet lpGnote 5orboGO, iom bar
bcrIfet meIlen Oe 10 2an0e fige Ii0en
1870, bill bore operltauet, lea at man
iii fan lie iSrentioen lpiere Wfo6e.
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oerlfreD, garnnterer 90 GroffoS
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6nl0elie al 9llgeciras= Sroftoten for
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6runfrig onerfenoer GpIflanos
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cielle politiife Snteresier ion1nr
Ste0.
@etinqeIierne bIep unoertegnet /
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fter bon 5djoen. Oct fronffe @fini1te-
rium bar Ienbt en- 8ofaoresie til 90.
Gon1bon for bans fortienItfuloe Or
beiOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-02-12
18. Mar0.
Joroen runot.

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6cbr - - pItrig-ltngarTfe arigs-
ifibe er onfonmen til Spi35o-8ug-
ten tUt OeO @rGnicn, og VI aryOicr
potroIjcrcr apIpn. Eitriaife 6oo-
foIf Ct anfomnen til @ranicn mes
@}oifin-&ononer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13
New Business.
ELECTIONS.

An election was gone into Tor tbs
following committees;
Finance and Auditing.
Taxes and Revenues.
Railroads and Hafbor.
Alderman Cox was placed in nomi-
nation for chairman Of the dnance and
auditing committee.
| on motion of Alderman Ludwig. the
clerk Of council vas directed to cast
the ballot of council for the nominee
for all the committees as named
The following nominations were
made by Alderman Calnan;
Finance and Auditing Alderman
Cox. chairman, Aldermen Leo arc
MeGarvey.
taxes and Revenues Alderma
Baker, chairman, Aldermen Goldsn.5
and Ludwig.
Railroads and Harbor-AIderma.
Goldsmith, chairman, Aldermen Les
and Cox.
The ballot OF council being cast 70
them as directed, they were declare
elected
Alderman Goldsmith rendered l.
resignation as chairman Of the raj
roads and harbor committee. Adopted
The bonds Of R. L. Brady and II
F. Morgan. the recently elected ne,
licemn, We're read and approved.
Bills and accounts properly APP
proved and audited were read and or
fdered placed in course Of settlement
Adjourned. N. D. Russell,
Clerk of Council
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-13

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receiving the requisite tnree-icfth
vote for a suspension q tbs lii CIR