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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-11

Fine old lace can be made to look
like new II laid away In dry starch for
several hours and then hung on the
clothes line on a sunny day for short
time.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04
CITY GIVES AWAY SAND;
BRIDGES WILL COST MORE
Free Gravel Lowers River Bed and
compeIs Use of More Stone
and Concrete

AS the penalty for giving away Its
sand and gravel in the Los Angeles
river bed, the city has to pay about
$4,000 more for the Seventh street
bridge, and, according to City Engineer
Homer Hamlin, will have to pay many
thousands of dollars more in the flu
ture.
Hauling away this sand and gravel,
for which the city has received no ade-
quate return, has lowered the bed OF
the river and as a consequence the
city engineer has found it necessary
to lower the abutment of the Seventh
street bridge. To lower these abut-
ments adds about $4,000 to the cost OF
the bridge, and the board of public
works will ask that this amount be
placed to the credit of the bridge fund
when the council meets next Tuesday.
The money will not have to be used
before the next fiscal year and can be
included in next years budget.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04
ENGINEER SUBMITS PLANS
FOR PlCO HEIGHTS SEWER
Main and Three LateraIs VIII Care
for Storm Water at Cost
of $34,482

Plans for the storm sewer that is to
drain Pico Heights and portions Of the
city adjacent to it have been COM
pleted, and yesterday the city engineer
submitted them to the board Of public
works for adoption.
The district which this sewer is de-
signed to benefit is roughly included
between Twelfth, Magnolia, Twenty
fifth and the western city limits, and
includes one of the best residence dis
tricts in the city.
The plan proposed is for main and
three laterals. The main will begin at
Gramercy and Twenty-first streets and
run north on Gramercy to Washington,
west on Washington to Wilton place
and north on Wilton to the Arroyo de
la Brea- The first lateral will be on
Washington and extend from Airing
ton to Wilton. The second will be on
Sixteenth from Normandie to Wilton
and the third on Pico from Vermont to
Wilton The cost of the entire sewer
will be $34, 4S2. AS it is proposed to
build only a portion of the Pico and
Sixteenth street laterals at present, the
assessment will be as follows: Pico
street district, 1888 lot; Sixteenth
street district, $500 cents lot and the
rest Of the district, $22 a lot.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04
Municipal Affairs
FINDS CITY OWNS
ARROYO SECO LAND
Sold Thousands Of Acres for Fifty
Cents an Acre, but Reserved Strip
from River to Pasadena
Avenue

Land worth hundreds Of thousands
of dollars in the Arroyo Seco belong
ing to the city has been discovered
through the efforts Of R. w. Drom-
gold, councilman from the First ward.
who stirred the city engineer and the
board of public works to action over
the matter.
City Engineer Hamlin reported on
this land yesterday and in his report
touched on a bit of ancient history
that will make some of the real estate
agents In Los Angeles pale for month.
He found that in 1868 the city sold
to ]. s. Griffin and J. C. Welsh 2029
acres of land in the Arroyo Seco for
$1014.75, or fraction less than so
cents an acre. This land extended
from Avenue Twenty-three and Hum
boldt to Soto and Wabash, thence to
Alcazar street, thence east to the city
boundary thence to the northeast cor
ner of the city, thence west along the
north patent boundary of the arroyo
and south to the point of beginning.
Some time after this transfer, A. A.
Hubbard, who is now president of the
board of public works, but was then a
private citizen, purchased some of this
land for about $500 an acre. He later
sold portions OF 1t for $1,000 an acre
and some for $4,000.
But when 1t sold this land to Griffin
and Welsh. the city reserved the title
to a portion, irregular in shape, ex-
tending from the Los Angeles river to
Pasadena avenue. This piece probably
includes rs acres and, 1t is presumed,
was reserved as the official bed Of the
Arroyo Seco.
In subsequent transfers the citys
right to this land was temporarily lost
sight of. and, although it appears III
deeds of record, it is in more or less
tangled condition. The city engineer
recommends the council instruct the
city attorney to look into the city's
title to this land and to have an abb
stract prepared showing the citys in
terests.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04
SENATE HONORS
VICE PRESIDENT
REMARKABLE TRIBUTE PAID
TO FAIRBANKS
is PRESENTED WITH COSTLY SILL
YER SERVICE
Behind Closed Doors, Lawmakers
Speak Of Uniform Fairness Of Pre-
siding offioer-Democrats
Would Welcome Him
Try Annotated Press. ]


WASHINGTON, March 3.-Behind
closed doors the senate today paid Vice
President Fairbanks one of the most
remarkable tributes ever given to
presiding officer.
He was presented with a magnificent
silver service costing $1185, as the gift
of the entire body of senator's, and with
a loving cup as the present of the DEM
ocratic members.
The presentation was made by Sena-
tor McCumber, who spoke of the vice
presidents ability and his devotion to
work.
Senator Daniel spoke for the minor
ity, dilating upon Mr.. Fairbanks uni
form fairness.
He suggested that II at any time Mr..
Fairbanks should tire of the monoton-
GUS service in the Republican party,
the Democrats would be glad to well
come him. :.
He suggested 1t would not be we'll
for Mr.. Fairbanks to take more than
one draught from the fiagon before
breakfast, IL he should happen to get 1t
filed with other than buttermilk.
Mr. Fairbanks exhibited deep feeling
in his reply. Then virtually the whole
senate surrounded the rostrum and all
shook hands with Mr.. Fairbanks.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04
UTILITY COMPANIES
FIGURES DIFFERENT
Valuations for Past Year Far In Ex-
cess of Thoee Given In 1907
Without Apparent
Reason

City Auditor Mushet yesterday pre-
scented a report to the city council in
which he pointed out glaring discrepan-
cies In the statements made by the two
telephone companies this year and the
figures they gave last year.
The council met yesterday to begin
the work Of fixing the public utility
rates for next year, but owing to the
fact that the corporations lawyers had
other things to do, the hearing of the
light companies went over until next
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, and
the telephone companies until Friday
March IL, at the same hour.
The auditor reported that the tele-
phone companies had offered him every
facility for examining their books, but
he had been handicapped as far as the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany was concerned because their books
were kept in San Francisco. He said
this company had not complied with all
the requirements of the ordinance In
filing their statements, and some of the
figures they gave puzzled him very
much.
The first instance cited was that,
while the income given in this year S
statement Is about the same as last
year, the expenses increased $4,000. He
called attention to the difference in the
plant assets this year and the state
ment of last. The value of the plant
last year included an item for sub-sta-
ton equipment of $50 40. The item
for sub-station equipment in the pres
emit statement amounts to $46S,254, or
an increase of s152,744. The number
of the substation equipments last year
was 81, 400, and this year it is 32,S16, the
increase being only III per cent IN
number, but 80 per cent In value. Inc
underground conduitS on which a value
was fixed last year of $593,472 Is this
year claimed to be worth $904,S40, an
Increase of SO per cent. The UNDER
ground cable also shows an unexplained
Increase of IL per cent.
Concerning the Home Telephone and
Telegraph, the auditor found, In COM
pairing this years statement with last
that the telephone company had IN
creased the valuation of it's assets by
81. 245. 1872. for which no corresponding
improvements had been made. He drew
the conclusion that either this years
figures are too high or those last year
were too low. He also quoted the 1g-
ures given the assessor last year. winch
show O difference from those filed With
the council.
In his summary Mr.. Mushet deprecat-
ed the fact that 1t was necessary for
Los Angeles people to support two COM
panies.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04
SECOND LIBRARY TRIAL
PROMISES SHORT SESSION

The second library trial will be held
before the civil service commission this
evening at o'clock in the commission
rooms, on the third floor of the city
hall. Miss Anna Madison is on trial,
charged with tampering with the rec
ords of the library and insubordina-
ton. The charges were preferred by
Miss Julia w. Blandy, principal of
branch Libraries.
This case is not expected to take
nearly as long as did the Gleason case,
which required nine sittings to hear all
the evidence. One reason the trial is
likely to be shorter is that the rules of
evidence that prevail in court will be
strictly adhered to. The lawyers on
the board have been trying to have
regular legal proceedings adopted for
these trials, but not until a lawyer,
M. X. Young, was elected president Of
the board was this accomplished.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

FOUND ON WAY TO POSTOFFICE
A beautifully equipped curio store at
40S West Seventh o, L. McLain has
opened this store. and it is the Mecca
for all tourists. There is nothing nicer
to send eastern, friends than pillow
top or something bearing the Poin-
settia flower No one handles more
complete stock of postcards than Nc
Lain. Drop in.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04
Methodlsts to Have Hospital

The board of health last night grant
ed the application for a hospital to be
established at 1896 South Hope street
This hospital will be a Methodist con-
Germ, supported by the Methodist de-
nomination of Los Angeles. 1t will be
opened as hospital and free dispen'
sary, and aged persons will also be
cared for at the asylum.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04
AUUI CoS NOIItNol NaIAu6NIS
LuCOre Piano Co.
Seventh and Hope Streets,
Los Angeles, Cal.

Cash prizes of 81 each will DO given for
best description OF some purchase, either
unusual amusing by school boy or girl
of the southwest. Something out OF tho
usual Is desired Topic. what Bought
in --." Address Aunt Laurie, care this
paper
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
WANTS ITS TAXES REFUNDED

The First Baptist church yesterday
filed request for a refund of taxes
paid for the past year. The statement
Of the church says that either through
oversight or mistake no affidavit Of ex-
emption was filed until February &c.
The statement filed yesterday shows
that the church is used for religious
purposes only, and owing to that fact
is exempt from taxes. The request is
made that $42S.S7 paid in to the city
tax and license collector be refunded.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibits OF
California products at the Chamber OF Com
merce building. on Broadway, between First
and Second streets. where free information Will
be given all subjects pertaining to this sec
kion.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04
A Stitch in Time
Saves Nine

Through individual application of natural
healing agencies, which are in accordance
with the laws Of NATURE and HEALTH,
marvellous cures have been effected by
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04

The Herald wifi pay $40 in cash to anyone
furnishing evidence that will lead to the arrest
and conviction Of any person caught stealing
patrons.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04

The Herald filse every other newspaper. is
nisrepreaented at times. particularly In cases
ti:volving hotels. theaters. etc. The public
will please take notice that every representa-
tive OF this newspaper is equipped with the
proper credentials and more particularly equip
ped with money with which TO pay his bills
THE HERALD
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-04

The Angelus grill has excellent SER
vice and better food. Fourth and Spring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02

Manufaftnrbanoler Srits &aitrnps
@fterf. / @rapensgaoe / Ialborg.
Spoen bar ifaffet Jig Iogang til gu-
tiffen beo at bore 2aaien n6 at 8u-
tiffens 8agopr.
Sele l1bbpttet bar finn Is Sir. /
Smaapenge. Sarer bapoe SDben fife
rert.
2igelebes er begaaet SnObruo bar
Der ltjaolet 60 ST..
49, .ssa=ga,,
Yplitibmnocmc. Set iiOite Sub
Spulpe al 8olitibunoene / Soslep
vSertho" og Sigfreo", otie Stpffer,
cr i'll. ~9Itii. Slfbl." nu taget ira
Moo7ren og forfeit runot omfring
/ &dnoet for at oresieres III Bolit1=
tjeneite, 50 at Spalpene er lenot til
Snrlono og 10 til SIM. &eiten er
hlenen paa SjGllano, ioet en- er
ienot til &pbenbapns Tolitl, en- til
SeIiinge, en- til Npfsbing uq Ell til
Gor0ga gborg.
%algreimltatcr. n&olbing Solfe-
bluO" gpr &eiultotet al Sogneraoos-
oalgene pp.
@enitre bar Slertol / 800 af 2an.
Gets 100 Spgneraao, &pire / fnao
100 og Socioliiterne / ca. 90. S om-
trent 200 Spgnerano er Ser tntet
beitemt p%olitiif fSlertal, / ca. 500 fin
Deg Der ingen 69jremeno og / ca
700 ingen 9ocioIiiter. DC enfelte
+, &ommuner, 6por Sociali1terne bar
SIertaI, er n9iten ale ySorIteoer"
til Sc Iterre &ebltqoer.
st uirfiOmt Mibbel. 5 en- 9p Set
for goIborg bopOe forteGer
,.Ialb. Sttftst." - noqIe 9gate=
memo, Ser ltnoertiben blep bentet
bjem ira &roen, funbet pao at butte
iig / en- Nobofro, bpor Sc en- Si0
lang uforitprret fl1noe npl1n1e". Men
for nogle Gage iiben repneoe SSsopI=
len. gn at SoGoeriiternes Sooner
i(og Jig nemlig mes inleIlem 6em GA
gap DSmganae", bele 8. Seq Sen
3 iagoe ben6es Susbnno og Serre
ItilfGrOigt: ~S6ffes 30 ct, hi ito
ia etter @iemmen, bett Nnn Sofi",
6porcftcr Sc I if6n Gniobe0 banDrc-
Sc bort fra r0et rnre, title Stco~I
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02

en- ugploig Stemmeieooel, Der pluo-
ielig fom til Spne og foranoreoe
@o~lgreiultatet / Seires Sapsr, blep
ben al en- al @algbeitpreliens Weo<
lemmer inogipne &lage oper Salget
bebanolet. Seireflertallet forfaiteoe
&logen, og Ell np &Iage bill bltpe
inogipet, ,oa Ser lfal bore 1fet for
lfellige l1regelm9siigbeOer peO Sal
get.
Sfplge yIolb. Stiftstio." bar Ell
f~pinoelig GGlger / Sobro oplplt, at
oct er benOe, Der at nfenolfab meo
Stemmeafgipningen, bar ifrepet De
fire &rpoier pao Ben omtulte Stem-
meleobe.
Golgets @obfenDelie funbt Steo
meo 5 Ct. moo 4.
Npmt fDr EcnscafpreSntng.
@n M11rer / 6pnli1m ~afforoereOe /
1905 meo en- SDmmerbanbler / So
bro ON 2epering al Wateriulter til
Whlrerens Splgerien, Der Ifltlbe op-
fore IN 8pguing poa i'm Statsbus-
m~anosloO. Senere opltpo Der Stri>
mellem Earterne om Rriien III. NJ.
% Spmmerbanoleren trneOe til 1ioIi
neo at gpre gfsefl1tion / Spigeripn=
mems @Ienoom for ct HeItbelob, ban
hanoe til gooe efter SorIig meo 6us=
mnn0en, ioet ban fprpprigt nrig=
tigt ppqap at bape inbbentet Wfini-
Iteriets S%illaoelie til gfsefutionen
Wureren blep lna opbiolet oper
Semmerbanblerens SrltIel, at ban
/ et Srep o~pforOreoe bam til at len-
De Jig 6egningen pnn Spigerign=
rem / fpitteret Stano, eQers piloe
Mltrerell meloe BAN for Senegal
presning eGer ~uanbefole bum Iont
.9epernnogr al 9pgningsmnterialier
/ pore melt fenote IbiIer". Wen
Spmerbonoleren melote / Stebet
for Wureren for Gengenfpresning,
or benne er ifsIge BIB. Stiftst."
mi peO Miooeliom=S pn6erlDing Ser
reoes gfstrnret bpnlt til iimpelt
6Gngiel | 3 Mnone0ar; 9trnffens
6ltlObproeIie uoIGttes bog / 5 Iar
ng bortfoIoer epentitelt. Sor Wfltre-
rem, Iom er Il Nor gl., fonr Sagen
rimelignis set u6ebogelige @fteripil,
at ban miIter lin Moeroomsltnoer=
Itottelie.
SnD6rnostnucricr. Gn @pretpp bar
fcrle6en Not begaoet SnDbruo boS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02
fife opnaaet SiQaoelie til 6Gitepirf=

fife pplaaet SiQa0elle til Sci teplrf=
lombeo.
Spntc %plSsmGub. Sire feben=
Gapnife 8olosmGno er al &riminal=
rettcn ioemte ira I 9lars til Is
Waaneoers SorbeoringsbusarbeiOe
for at babe operfaloet og fam llaaet
en- 8olitibetient Sammer paa
Stranopeien.
st mGrfcligt SilfGloc inotrof for
lcbcn Nften / &rpnge paa 2oQano.
Irbejosmano I0olp6 Nielien fomt
hien1 og felte Jig utilpus. Wtens
hnns Some latte W9ao pnu 9oroet til
ham, falot ban i'll. -6alit.
StiftIt." / S6pn og &onen funoe fife
hpffe BAN. Wens ban nei te 0ag
ellonu JOB, fit ban &rampe, % Der
blep oa bertet Ell 2pge, men Oenne
funoe beQer life bpffe Wonoen.
Gen fslgenoe Days Iften p~aagneoe
fon omiioer, men ban benligger MI
| llben, at funne tale.
Oct HDgtebc &Grcitepar, Isiesior
Hiiie peo fierbe &riminolfammer,
Der bar fooet oberbraget Sogen moo
bet fra Imerifa biempenbte &Greite=
par, Yoltbu0 Sreoerif 0arien og
Sieneltepigen &aren Ssrgenie en-,
bolot Ben II. Morts ct Ipngere
Torber ober Eorret. 8igen inbrSm=
meoe pinigt, at bum bap6e itiaalet
Sc 1000 &r. fra fin Wa0mooer, Srf.
Git6eG / Hoiengoaroen, men paaItoo,
G: Goitbu0et bnpoe til1fpnoet benoe
til Spperiet. 0u Toitbu6et fom /
Iorber, npgteoe ban imiolertio be-
Itemt bette, og oenne Sorflartng bar
ian fife til at roffe fra, if6nt ban
hIep fonfronteret meo &erelten.
st ntruligt raat Sprplagcri er /
1ptgere Sib forepet bos en- at Sos
filbe 9Ds beore Slagtere, bpor Sor=
manoen, naar ban life funbe fnn
Sbinene brepne ino / Soloen, bug
qe0e en- flor &ebfrog ino / Noffen
poo Dem og poo ben Mnaoe I1ebte
benz til SIogtebenfen.
vsna..rg~g
MDitiif 9bSsfalb. en- / Sfptte=
gooe Scr. 81. / &sbenbabn boeoe go
aorige &pinbe, emile 9anien, afgif
hen t6. Morts beo 9soen. Com
9sosaarfae angab 2egen ~operoreben
Npbelie of Spiritus.
9a Ser er fremfommen en- Del
Gipgter ON, at bum fort fsr tin 9so
Ital babe o9ret 8enitono for Ell
brutal Wisbanoling, bill Sagen M
blipe giort til @enitano for en- n9r-
mere unberisgelie of 8olitiet.
Sprfatteren, Baron HaQc Hoien=
frants bar facet 8eififfelie iom
Sperretsiogfsrer.
SireftBren for WeteurulDgiif Sn=
hitnt, &upt. &pber, ben belfenbte
@renlanbsfurer, itltberer for Siben
Snbretningen al Sc meteorol. Sim
1talter / Xu., Stocfbolm og lip
iula.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02
5ribanOlcrcn, 6rpis. YcidDefc

5ribanblcrcn, @rOis. YcidDefc
&pcbt bar uogipet Ell &pffe grtif-
Ter moo SolO pna Wiel, iom Meler-
ne / InOragenOe til 9opgipnings=
magten bar beot ON. 9un ilutter
meo Ell S%enDisning til, bporleoeS
YteltolOen / EpifIano er uofiet fra
Ell lpGo 8egpnoelle til Ell Sfatte-
bpr0e paa oper I Mtiuiaro Marf
aarlig. yTrisforbpiellen ligelig for
BELT oper Splflanos 9efolfning, iDu-
rer til Ell aorlig Sfnt al 16 Murf
pr. &opeO eller so Wf. pr. 6an1ilie
paa 8 Wte0lemmer. Ser or fun Su-
ic ON formale0e &ornourer. Naar
man III peo, at be flelte pigtige 9ep=
neOsmioler: &eO, Sit, Smer, &ar=
tofler o.l.p. er fltnlttg foroDreoe pua
lign. Wanoe, iaa forItaor man De
barmfplOte TroteIter, iom OerneOe
ira relies moo l10iugnings-S plte=
NETS Saano6epere. Sfte nc Ser
arbeioes nobol0enOe, for at en- So
miliefaOer fan tiene S00-1000
Wf. aarlig, og ifal ban al oenne
Sn0t9gt ofre 100-150 Mf. Solb-
i%tutter paa 2epneosmioler, foruoen
ale andre Sfotter og 6raorag til
Stat og &omml1re, Iaa er BET for
itaoeligt, at 2ipsgleoe og Solifin
Itenges noe fra Siemmene, og at
@aa6losbeOen og @lenbigbeoen bro-
ger ino".
Srmes banif Smpr Of IDenff? -
Soerfor WeO0elelier ON, at bet oarl-
ife Smpr / 1908 lful0e babe faaet
N minore @enneminitspris eno oct
lpenife pda BET engl. Warfeo, notaler
Sta~tsfoniulent q. g. SanIen til
ySore Imtstio.":
nNfan bar en- meget begrunoet
Wftstanfe ON, at De anfprte Sol er
1lrigtige. @r De opfprt efter Ben Of
ficieQe 9otertng / Sperrig, er Be oct
/ alt 6alb, tbi Ben opferer altiD Sri
Ter, Der er bpiere emo oe, Der betales
for Smsrret. Sor l1rigtigbeoen to-
Ter ogiaa BET, at ale De ibenife
Griier, fenoer, er lapere emo Be
han1fe.
gn 1el nnoen SIDE al Sagen er
set, at man fife tiot nof % 1terft
nof fan opforore bore Smgrproou=
center til at uopiie ben Doerite Baa-
pasIeIigbeb. 9en bunife Smsrefs-
port er at iaa ~afgsrenoe Setponing
for belle bort Sands 9fonomi, at Ri
life fan taale, ben fiber nogen Sfa-
De. 81 trres baarbt af bore &on=
fu%rrenter paa ale Sioer, og BET
g9loer at pasie / bpi @rdo paa, at
Marfebet life erobres al &onfur=
renterne. Oct er life ifet enonr,
men Ser moa posies bel paa, at BET
better life / Sremtioen fer. gt maa
1tabig mitrenge os for at boloe
bort Hrobuft oppe paa Sen S6ioe,
Der bar gIort set iou bel a%nifrepet."
Gm itpr Sbbe. Sornlanoen for
Sotelbert= og ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gen, Soul Msler, er oen 16. Marts
q Standardization iosmt Ell 8eoe
pao 1920 Ser. for nlopIig Seite=
pirfiombeo. Mbqer bopoe iom 9or-
mono for ben nGprte Screening OPP
rettet ct @ngageringsbureuu men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-04-02
Observation-Disclosures nnc SINS.

Observation-Disclosures npc Sns. -
6ore1ingens 8enernlforiumling bar
etter en- BARN 0plt belten1t Jig for
Irfttefterne &lcsinerS og Matbie-
tens 6orl lag. Irbejoct ifal begpn0e
lnoreit % &nlet Delft ppre UNDER
Gag til @%fteraoret.
Stnoentcriangfurcninscn forbere-
Ger en- Sur til gforge / @egpnoelIen
uf Sunni. Songerne lfaI beiege
SronObiem. Nolciuno og Bergen
og 0erfra neo Soifjelosbanen tuqe
til Xa.
Gn MI oanif Spcra, y9rpQl1pet /
&atnfom6erne" al @eorg Seeberg,
ipi0eoeS ferite Sang pna set fel.
Seoter for nplig og gioroe flor 2pf-
fc. Sunblingen %foregoar / BET CANT
le &om pua Wortprernes Sio. Iu-
lifen bar life Blot melooies og iere=
falbenoe, iom set fltnoe pentes al
qGmle 2umbDes @nrneburn, men
tilige itemningsfllO og gribenoe,
iom oct tragiife Gimme ~forbreoe.
Surfatteren Simun Sod, / fin
SID @lbertis Mobfanoioot / &gge,
er ira SulomGgtig apnnceret til
&ontorfef / Statens gfonomifon=
tor.
Gm momGrfct ~fpinbelis Sfbtte
bar &bbanns Sfptteforening / Sr1t
Ignes Inoerien, iom forleben meo
jim Gen1ington opnaaeoe 237 Yoints
/ % Sfl1o paa $50 m.
Spgnefugeb s.. 8. Nielien paa
Manp, Sen lille Q peo @eItfp1ten,
fplote 5. 8. t. 90. 80 @ar. San er
raft og rortg; nGIt Iar bar ban fun
geret / so Iar.
Garl Qaricn paa Gulif. Sfueibi[=
let oSnes fra Goimbra" ipi1eoes for
nplig paa 9tationultentret / &rofnu,
Der ligeiom De lpenife og finife Sea-
ire / Sinlano bar Statsltn0eritst=
telie.
Den brittle &Dminl / &bbenbapm,
Scr. 8. 6. 2iooen, bar facet fit @on=
iulatoiItrift ubpibet, ioa at BET MI
rmfatter belle 2onoet.
9amif Irbejbe til England. 5nbeI-
mager &piit / MGingoabro peo &an-
bers bar | +. 90. ~afleperet en- it6rre
Senbing Geletsi efter geitiGing til
Susier.
@alant mpo Samcrne. 0eo 8p=
ruaospalget / Isiens operrafte @alg-
beItpreli lens Sormono, Speroommer
9lnberien, ben fSrlte &pinbe, Ser
mpote for at afgipe i'm Stemme, en-
Buffet pragtfulbe &ofer.
Den ferite mpbte fpinoelige @eI-
ger par en- Irbeioers Suitru.
Surgiftet at EaalGg? Otter ct
Sal forleOen Spnoag paa 8aleet /
Sorlens gift et Selifab neo / &eItuu-
rationen og ipi1te Smerrebrpo. Com
&aaleg fif oe bl. a. Summer og
Sretunge. Strafs efter at bpre font
men biem bleb i'll. rSors. Ib." en-
al 0eltagerne ipg, og / 2sbet al
Manoag fit pberligere 5 9nmer og
9errer Mupeimerter og SpfoItnin=
GER. Senere fom Ser enonl ct
Spgoomstilfploe til. Oct menes at
rere 8oaIeget paa Smerrebrebet,
Inn bar fremfulot Silfeloeue.
Dc fnlgtes / 9pbcn. Iatten mel
lem -. og 10. I. 90. er @uaroeier
Niels I~noerien og Suitru / 5e1igip
nf9oaet peo OGDEN. 9e bupoe if.
oSbilt. Imtfnp." neret ipge og
ien~geliggenoe / Iengere Sio. &onen
n6oe fbrit, pg Wanben bar ga enonl1
Ioa meget peo Jig Ielp, at ban fotte-
De oct, men ire Winlttter efter bar
ngiau ban os6.
Snu htfte 0ouS NOR, S. <o,S+