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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24
eoaarrRs ATTITUDE APPROVED.
Labor Fedevation Bscixing Up It's
Omcors.

Toronto. Cont, Nov. 1s.-rhe
American Federation Of Labor. at It's
convention here today. in addition to
,endorsins the attitude taken by Presi-
dent oompers in the Bucks Stove &
Ranse Company injunction proceed
ings. voted TO continue the salaries of
0cmpers and Secretary Morrison. and
TO compensate Vice President John
Mitchell. who 10 not q saiaried ON
Ger. during their terms OF imprison-
ment. II II II eventually decided that
they must 60 to Jail for contempt Of
court They will be paid at the rate
of 5000 per year.
A resolution of thanks for the hos
pitsiity extended by Toronto was
adopted. In It was paragraph deciar-
ing that the freedom of speech
which we have exercised. without ju-
dicial restraint. based on supercon-
structfonai and seif-arrogated author
ity. has been more In conformity with
the fundamental principles OF free
and self-governing people; free
speech and free press. than is possi-
BILE at present In the United States"
IL was decided that the reoprts and
utterances during the convention con-
cerning the Injunction proceedings
should be complied for distribution
"as handy textbook for the trades
unions Of the country"
The convention endorsed the prin-
ciples Of old age pensions and ap-
proved a bill OF Representative Will
son, providing for the organization in
the war department of an army corps
to be known as the old age home
guard Of the United States army.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24
Il. p. A. OFFICIAL RESIGNS.
Big Shortage Exists, but Directors
Give Il. II. Labeaume Vote of Con-
fdence.

st Louis, Mo. November 21.-Io,,is
L. Labeaume, national secretary and
treasurer of the Travellers Protect
I've Association Of America, has re-
signed. and the board of directors to
day accepted the resignation. A short
age of at least $4,000, it was announ-
ced' exists in the books of the Order
The directors in accepting Lab
eaume's resignation, gave him a vote
of confidence and he will continue
with the organization in another ca
pacity. Labeamue tonight said the
records of William Henschen, head
bookkeeper, who committed suicide
last July, show IL shortage.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24
SUMTER. S. c.. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER a. 1909
FEW MINERS RESCUED.
EXpiorerss Find Progress in st. Paul
Mine BlOcked-Fire Damp Defies
Efforts.

Cherry, ILL.,, Nov 21.--Hope arous-
ed yesterday by the rescue alive of 90
entombed men from the st. Paul
mine just one week after the starting
of the fatal fire, was crushed today,
for not one more of the 80 men
caught by the fire was found.
The day was spent in removing
bodies and iR bYrying the corpses
heretofore recovered. Tonight the
records showed that of the 80 men
left In the mine last Saturday 1913 are
still missing, while 90 bodies have
been found and 20 men rescued alive.
The fire which broke out afresh
last night was smothered today and
explorers were able to work in the
mine, but black damp in one of the
galleries defied the men as did cave
ins and other debris.
1t was not even discovered wheth-
er there are more men alive in the
mine galleries, although the explorers
worked with almost superhuman
strength and rapidity.
Although 81 bodies were found,
they were not removed from the mine
because Of the morbid crowd at the
mine entrance. After the spectators
mad been thinned by darkness, 10
bodies found in another place were
taken out Of the mine. This was the
only visible result,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24

spartanburg. Nov. 19.-The Cham
ber OF Comemrce at meeting last
nlght gave the local newspapers a
royal roast because Of the criticisms
OF the workings OF the Chamber. On
motion the president appointed dele
gates to wait on the editors of the
Journal and Herald and to ask them
to send out what they would have the
Chamber do In order to accomplish
results. q p&f
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24

Columbia, Nov. 20.-In the fifteen
counties voting dry at the recent cleo
ton the amount Of claims against the
county boards in the case of firms
against which judgments have been
found by the State dispensary wind
ing-up commission is $62,664.53. This
money, as forecast in The News and
Courier, will be held up for payment
OF these er-judgments. In the case
of the six wet counties the same plan
Will be pursued, although Dispensary
Auditor West has compiled no off,
ciai list of the amount involved in
the case of the counties. It is stat
ed that practically the same firms
deal with all the county dispensaries
so that the amount involved in the
tying up Of the funds will reach the
sum and will probably go over the
amount given in this correspondence
few days ago upon the statement of
one of the attorneys and member
Of the commission.
1t is within the range Of possibility
and almost probability that the six
counties now wet may not be able to
buy any liquor after the present sup
ply runs out. The whiskey firms as
previously stated will be afraid to
ship any more goods to this State in
many instances. It is definitely known
that at least one firm Of attorneys
wired their clients not to ship any
more goods to any county dispen-
saries in South Carolina. It will be
recalled that few days ago the
statement was made that some firms
had stopped bidding in this State.
This has become more apparent re-
Gently, and there is probability that
the firms may band together and re-
fuse to sell any goods in South Caro-
lima. The immediate possibility of a
drought is not worrying the county
boards, because there will be firms to
buy from, no doubt, out of the pale
OF the dispensary investigation.
The firms whose accounts have
been tied up are:
John T. Barbee & Co. of Louisville,
over-judgment against this firm being
$4o9.92; Jack Cranston Company. of
Baltimore, over-judgment,, $1,6O4.42;
barley Park Brewing Company, Bal
timore, this firm was given a iudg-
ment Of $235; Grabfelder & Co.,
Louisville, no clam in the case Of
State dispensary, but a large over
Judgment has been found not given
In official list; Garrett & Co., Norfolk
oVer-judgment, $21,397.2O; Gallagh-
er & Burton, Philadelphia, over
Judgment, $1S,O41.2O; L. w. Kelly &
GO. Chattanooga, over-judgment not
given; William Lanahan & Sons. Bal
t1more, over-judgment, s23,563.46;
Mallard Distilling Company, New
York, over-judgment not given as no
claim against State dispensary: Mey-
er Pitts & CO. Baltimore, no over
Judgment given as no claim; Ross
KAN, Gerstley & Co. Louisville:
Strauss. Pritz & Co., Cincinnati, ov-
er-judgment $12,41S44; Blumenthal
& Bickart, Baltimore, no over-iudg-
ment given for reason stated above.
The following accounts against
sumter county are the only ones held
up:
Gallagher & Burton, $4,000; Mey-
er, Pitts & Co., S614.62.
Lee County-John T. Barbee, &c.
1880; S. Graffielder & Co., s1,S50.-
90; Garrett & Co., $276.5O; Meyer,
Pitts & Co., $1,154.O3.
A nL,LuCU
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24
The AIcARAGUAN csIsIs.
ACT OF ZELAYAS GENERAL SUR
JECT OF CONFERENCE.
Situation I'm the Nicaraguan Matter
Quiet on the Surface, But There
Was Plenty Going on Beneath 1t I'm
Washington YesterGay-No Word
From Warships.

Washington, Nov. 19.-Brooding
quiet settled down on the strained
situation this government finds itself
In with Nicaragua. But IL evcrytaing
was quiet on the surface, there was
plenty stirring beneath. A commu-
nicaticn was received at the state
department from the Nicaraguan le-
cation. the purport Of which was not
divulged and the ministers from
Guatemala and Costa Rica held a
mysterious conference with Assistant
Secretary Wilson in the afterno on.
A significant development Of the
day, inasmuch as 1t disclosed this gov
ernment's unyielding determination
not to interfere with the Nicaraguan
revolutionists, was the reiterated an
nouncement that the State depart
ment would not act to insure the
safety Of any American vessels that
might be held UP or seized by the in
surrectionary war vessels now block
aiding the government forces at Grey
town or elsewhere on the Guatema-
Ian coast.
The deepest interest is apparent as
to the conference between Assistant
Secretary Wilson, Senior Calvo, min
ister from Costa Rica and DR.. Herrar-
te. minister from Guatemala. 1t is be-
lieved that the infraction Of the ex-
isting Pan-American treaty. signed
here a little over two years ago, was
the chief matter discussed.
The violation of the agreement was
committed by Gen. Toledo, in com
mand Of President Zelaya's forces,
when he invaded Costa Rican terri
tory In his advance on Greytown.
where practically he is now besieged.
In the threatened trouble between
Ntcaragpa and Venezuela onIt a short
y. the rnatsd States stood
ready to prevent. by force IL neces-
sary. the passage of the belligerents
across the neutral territory of Hon
duras. Thie is pointed to by diplo-
mats tonight as indicative of the
gravity Of Gen. Toledo's offence
against the Pan-American compact.
That the revolutionists under Gen.
Chamorro are making preparations
for the final decisive struggle within
the next three or four days was an
nounced tonight by Senior Salvatore
Castriilo. representative here of the
Nicaraguan provisional government.
Senior Castrillo pointed out that
with the coast line in possession of
his patriots. the securing of am
munition and arms now is a simple
matter Of only few days. In the
meantime. he says, Gen. Chamorro
holds the Zelayan forces at his mercy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24
REVIVED BY ELECTRICITY.
Russian Woman Scientist is Ac4iiey.
ing Results.

New York, Nov. 21.-By reyivine
a rabbit and a dog which had been
previously shocked to death by elec-
tricity, DIR. Louis G.. Robinovnch, a
young Russian woman who came
here from France highly credited by
European medical societies, has start.
ed movement which, it is believed
will at least result in the saving of
the lives Of many men who have re-
ceived presumably fatal electric
shocks.
The demonstration, which was pri-
vate, was given at the room of Off
cials of the New York Edison Com
pany who say that each year a num-
Der IF men are shocked to death in
their power houses.
DR.. Robinovitch first applied an
electric current to a rabbit until the
several doctors present declared the
animal to be thoroughly dead. She
then applied an electric current of
fourteen volts, intermittently to both
ends of the rabbits spine.
This rhythmic excitation," in a
few minutes resulted in restoring the
heart beats and in twenty minutes
the rabbit was bounding friskily
about the room. The same result was
reported in the case of the dog, only
greater voltage was employed and
1t required a longer time.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24

Distrlct or Columbia and with for
eign nations and to monopolize the
said commerce."
John ID. Rockefeller. William
Rockefeller and Henry M. FIagler
were named as the originators of the
alleged conspiracy. The bill claimed
that between 1870 and 1882, Henry
Rogers, John d. Archbold, Oliver H.
Payne, and Chas. M. Pratt joined the
conspiracy which eliminated with the
organization in 1889.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24

New York. Nov. 1s.--wm N. Laf-
Ian. suecessor Of the late Charles A.
'SoAna IN the manAssmsnt OF the New
York Sun and pubHsher Of that
newspaper for the past twenty -five
years. dice. early today at his home
In lawrence L. !. following and ope-
ra'lon for appendicitis performed on
Monday. ks
4 Mr. xAffan was born In Dublin. Ire
land, - years ago. and after COM
plstins his studies In Dublin Univer-
slty. came to this country.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24

Columbia, Nov. 1O.-Dispensary
Auditor West stated today that the
stock on hand In the three county
dispensaries in Orangeburg, Dorches-
Ter and Fairfield would amount to
about $4,000, representing about all
the stock on hand at the closing
down of dispensaries In fifteen coun-
ties.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24

The 5-months-old child Of Mr.. e. r.
Davis, of Anderson county, was burn
ed to death in Mr.. Davis residence
which was destroyed Thursday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24
STANDARD OIL WILL FIGHT.g
COUNSEL DENIES THAT CT paur.
DECREE ORDERS DISSOLU-
TION.

what is Ordered, He Says, is a Dis
tribution Among the Stockholders
of the Company of It's Holdings I'm
The Stock of SUBSIDIARY Companies
Henry Wollman Says Govern
nents Victory is Merely "Theoret-
ical."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24

William III. Darrill, for thirty four
years auditor Of Georgetown county
has resigned on account his eyes and
failing health.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24

Cheer up! 1t may turn out to be a
self-bustinS Sugar Trust.-Indiana-
polls News.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24

The prettier a girl is the more of.
ten she wants to be told about it.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24

EVERY dog is valiant at his own
door.-French.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24
WINDING Up THE DISPENSARY.
STATE WILL HOLD-UP PAYMENT
OF $62,6 BY COUNTIES.

Claims Held by Firms, Against Whom
Over-Judgments Were Found by
The Winding-Up Commission, for
Supplies Furnished Dispensaries in
The Counties That Have Recently
Gone Dry Will Be Tied Up by the
State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24

BlDcd Poison Followed the Wounding
Of Babe I'm Bsrnweu by tho Ro-
0ents.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-24

Inc wisest make mistakes.-Latin
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

@illiam Hctcripn, Ser, -iom fgr
omtalt, bar mtstel1ft for 8ran0itif=
telle / begge NabpbDerne, er bleDen
erfleret iin0sipg og aflen0t til Mip-
let i.5t. &eter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
minneapolis,

MDr6beitenS norif.banife @anger.
forbnno bolM 2grbag og Sgn0ag
Morsmg6e ! Chicago, bbor Der for.
banoleoes Mfferer of felles Snter-
este. EolD Sorentnger hlberen6e
sammenilutninger1 bar repreientere-
6e be6 % Delegater. Ser blep fgrt
mange betDontngsful6e Borban6lin,
ger, Der ogiaa bill faa @etp6ning for
6an1fe 5angerorganiiationers trent
tt6ige Sttlling til Sorbun6et. 5om
9elegater for SangforeningenMp ollr
mp6te Sorbun6ets &ooe0iefreter.
ST.. ST. S. @amann ber fra Minne.
apoliS, iamt Sr. Gam @ibertien
@r. &amann bar lobet os / n9lte gen:
mer at gipe en- 9beritgt ODER Me6ets
Sorban6linger og &einltater.
Sra 81, 2puis 8arf. 2er6ag 5
II. Septem6er bleD en0el ban1fe Sa:
miller / ct. 2outs 8arf operralfe0(
beo-at blipe fal0t op pr. Selefon ol
in0bu6t til at Beige @fr. og Mrs
s. 8eterie ems Stem poa DAT Sill
Me6 %in0banltg Smgoefommenbei
ltille0e Scr. Moloelta0 fit &igretd
til &oa0igbe6 for Sc at Deltogerne
Ser fife ielp baboe 8efor0ring, %
mart bar en- itdrre Soriamling, Al
ialt, itore og imaa m%eoregneoe, fam
le0e i Siemmet paa DAT Sill. af
tenen t~ilbragteS paa Sen be01te Maa
0e me0 Gang, Mnlif og 2ege, Jam
me0 Ell 9oingom. Ser ierpereoes Ell
fortrinlig 9uncb og &offe,, iou al
bba6 @iartet fun6e begiare blep til
f~re6sitillet.
Me6 Taf til Scr. og Mrs. Beter
Lien for SEN bebagelige Mften, og me
8nifet ONT flere lignen6e / 8tnteren
Spb,
p g. g Itode +.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

SDDH " SDD11Dn =ODn=
Set. @11bernpr @berbart bar u6=
nepnt Sen &omisiiom, Ser ifal fore
itaa bette Gon6, bportil Ser / 9ieblif=
fet inoiamles me0 Iterite Sper. oper=
alt / Staten, og SEN oil ienere tref-
fe en0elig 8eitemmelie ON, bportil
8engene ifol bruges. Ser er neppe
fremmeit gar til at reiie BEN af6g0e
@rpernpr en- Statue / &apitolium
bpao ser laa fan blipe %tilobers, bill
foo blipe brugt til m10re Jormaal.
Zen u6nGpnte &pmisiion ct:
6. 9. 9'8rien, ct. SAUL, 8reii-
bent 6. 50. Mnres, ct. 8aul; 6. 80.
Metll, Brelioent Of tbe Seoerateo
Commercial Clubs, Drlutb; Mrs. 6.
8: @igbbee1 &reii0ent Of TIE Seoera-
fion of@omen's Club, ct. Soul;
q. 6. @eiis, She @eralo, 1l1lntb;
@. $. Sumter, &ioneer Nre1s %
Dispatcb, ct. &oul;; 8. g.. Mibbaugb,
9be Stems, 81. SAUL og Minneapo=
lis; 8. S. 8ougbner, She 5rtbn11e,
minneapolis; $. g. SSo1es, Sbe
Sournal, Minneapolis; 9. S. Nel-
ION, Minneapolis Commercial Club;
IGbeo6ore 8ol6, Winona.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

Sen banife l1tb. Ma5aretb &pin-
beforcning bill afbol0e naite Weoe
hos Mrs. Geo. Matbtien, 9O1 Mar-
garetb Str, SorS6ag @ftermtb6ag
SEN z. 0ftober ST. 9. Man tager 6.
7tb Street 9pprpognen til Margaret
Str. MIle er belfommen.
8. Mn6eren II, Get.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

v9anmarfs @pnncr" flptter meo
oenne Maaneos uogang fra Central
Mnner &all til @aia Soll, bpor ct
ltprre ogs beore 2ofale er lelet for
Mfboloelien al 6oreningers Mfpoer.
MpOeaftenerne oil. blipe foranDrcoe
til 2Den pg 4oe Ons0ag Maaneoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

Eiuneer &reis 8psnins paa &ier-
net al Security & &obert Ctr, Sen
bpjeite 8pgning / 8Den, blep | @lrt<
ningen al forrige l1ge iolgt al Bio=
neer Hrels Company til cit &tg-
mano bert 8pen, @atlon g. Dapio-
Jon, for EN- Gum al omfring Ell balp
Million @ollars. Set forlD0er, at
Scr. 0opi0ion bill bpgge to gtoger til
SEN allere0e IS @tager b6ie 8Dg=
ming, og 81. a. bringe benS gelepator=
SDltem up=to=0nte. - Htoneer Hrels
8pgning blep bpgget / 1889 og Ell
ioolebes 20 Mar gammel.
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SRA @%ploathofirfcn.

Ser bill blipe @r16stielreit tier / Sen
6anif-norif e @olgatbafirfe, 1876 Sbo=
mas Ctr, f~grltfommenoe Spnoog til
Sc ie6panltge St0er, 81. 1890 Mor=
gen og 81. 7.30 Mften. &re0ifeem-
ner: r6al6en6e 8la0e", og u2oDe'S
GalI".
Size goung Geople's @ocietp MO
ser / &irfen &l. $50 59noog Mften.
Joreorag ODER @mnet:: rGbe Source
Of @appineiS".
Sors6ug Sen Zoe Sftober, &. 8
81 item, bil Ser blibe nn6erboloning
/ &irfen. &aitor Mrel Maoien bill
bol0e ct 6ore6rag ODER gmnet: Set
egteifabelige 9ip". @ntre 15c.
Sbe goung 2a6ies Mi6 @ocietp
me0er Sreoag Sen 9. 0ftober, Mften
81. 8, bos MiiS &. Sermon, 227
CHARLES ctr. Mlle in6bpoes bierte=
liglt til 6isIe Mg6er.
Mrs. S. q. Sobnion, SEN af6goe
@nberners @nfe, iiges at bore fait
beltemt paa at billie bebol6e oct ltore
@ns paa 2incoln Mbenue, iom bar
lejet al @uperngren, men iom Fan
olorig fom til at flptte in6 /. Sfient
Mrs. SOLUTIONS nermeite 8enin6er,
Miis Sulliban al &ocbelter og Miis
&eo0 al @bicagp, bar foriegt at fao
ben0e til at opgipe Eanfen berom,
ibet 6e merer at &r1et bill blipe alt
for ltort for ben6e alene, og at 0e1
piloe blipe altfor triit for ben6e al
banfe ON fer alene, far Sc BOG en6nl
fife funnel roffe ben0es 8eil rtning |
laa &enieen6e., Mrs. Sobnion flyer.
at bum og benoes Ma10 bapoe plan.
lagt iaa mango 9etailler ON &uietS
Shortening, og mi bill bum 11etop ub-
f9re set l%aaleoes, at BET fan blipe
iom Sen Mfbeoe bil6e bape set, bbis
bum baboe faaet SOB til at bebolof
bam.
@uperndr Sobnion bar life, bpaf
man bilbe faloe blot EN- jnbnt pelba=
ben0e Man0. Sdr ban blep @nper-
ngr bab6e ban life nogen Snotagte1
al 8etponingt og De 1000 Collars,
lom bette @mbe6e faiter al Jig, reef
fer neppe blot ben SttIling, men
8uDernpren bopoe 10 6e ii6ite Nar
glar op%eror6enlig gobe SSn0otGgter beo
] fine MISUNDERSTANDING
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01

Glifet ps brbrct. 81 bar brogt
/ Grfaring, at pes Mpoet / 9unlf
l1ngoomsforening al ct. Saul I
Onsoog9 Mftes Mep Ser iom ct Iegn
pao Sen Grfien0tligbe0, man | 6or<
eningel1 nGrer operfor 0en 0Dgttge
pg ellfperoige Jormano, &c. 8. Gbrt=
itenlen, Ser bar leoet Soreningen
frernao pg ppa0 nn6er Sc altt0 IDere
8egpn0eliestioer, operraft 0enne ct
pragtfulot @11loubr fra 6oreningen
lom laoDon. Sperraffelien fanot
Ste0 pes Scr. &tnltoiel1, Ser u0trDfte
Iore1lingens Gplelier operfor Sen of=
bolote 5orman0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-10-01
Glcpelanb Samilien flptter noen-
R IanoS.

Mfopbe &rniioent GROCER glebe<
lan6g gnfe og 8prn er reiit til GU
ropa for at tage fait Spbolb Ser poa
nbeltemt SID. 8grnene ifaI gon i
Isfole Scbnei5, % Mrs. g1eDelan0..
biI DO Der.
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e n 9 e a 8 e I

&jpbmanb 6. S. 8irfemoic, Sub
inn, @is,, aflag0e % / Sirsoags ct
pelfomment 8eiGg. Mr. 8irfemole
er nDlig fommen tilbage fra Gait
mari, bpor ban bor ttlbragt @omme=
rem lammen me6 i'm @ultru. Sc
beipgte Scr. @irfemoies Sg6eegn |
g%enrbe6en at Sebp og iaa Jig for
6brigt go6t ON / 6G0relan0et. 2ige=
le6es 0eltog Sc / set 1tore 4. Suit
Mp6e / 9larbus og / M96et / &i9<
benbobn, ser iamle0e Jig ONT @aao-
bnsfeI item me6 Sc BERTH bdren0e us
flrgter. @nrligt .6ette Mg6e beteg=
ner Mr. 8irfemole Joni / b6i @ro0
bellpffet, ibet set fife bar ltprre ems
at 0eltagerne font / en- mere tntim Sc
ring me6 binan6en, og Sen Man6, Ser
berlfe0e beb Me6et, bar / b6i @raD
bjertelig og foritaaen0e. Ser fan
efter ST.. @trfenoies Mnifuelie =
og fan ct EN- l16merfet Sagttager =
ingen SDib1 bore ONT, at 6en Simple
fommenbe0 og Mnerfienoelie, bbor=
mes 6e 6anffe Mmerifanere blep
nr90t, bar 9rligt ment, og at man
bjemme / 9onmurf birfelig ct font
met til flar Soritaaeli lie af> at 9anf<
Mmerifanerne er ct b9rbiful6t Seq
al Set 6anife Soft. Sm Torbol6ene
biemme / 9anmorf CAB Scr. 8irfe-
mole os Ell in0gaoenoe 9filoring,
iaa bel al 0eres lpie og min6re lpie
Si0er. @i fit / set bele Sn6trpf al,
at Fan bab0e bapt ct rigt 10bptte al
lin 9anmarfsreile.
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8oreningen 0anta blioe afbol6t en-
flor ielffabelig @ammenfomit til Sor=
Del for 6et MrbeibSfpnb, iom peo
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/ 8pen, blep oprettet inoenfor u9e
tSamenilutteoe Danife Toreninger".
Set bleb ber beitemt, at ser bbert
Mar inoenfor Sc Soreninger, Ser be-
rer in6 UNDER 80. q. 9. S., ifal
arrangeres en- aarlig Stifteliesfelt
paa eller omfring 5mmenilutnin,
gems 6poiels6ag oen 20. September,
og Operifu6oet at oenne Set ifal gaa
til Sremme al 6e f%ulturelle Sor-
maal, iom Sammenilutningen pe6
iioite &onbention lagoe Jig iaa 1tarft
paa @in6e: n%0ien6elie al 6ore6rags-
boloere> Oprettelie al &eiiebibliotbe-
fer oib. 9et er til Sremme beraf, at
9unia beri 8Den arrangerer 6enne
Mftenunerrboloning, og alene set
imuffe Sormaal oil iiffert bore NOT
til at fpl0e Dania ltore Gal, bbor
Soften afbol6es, til ft6ite Hla6s. Ser
piI blibe opfprt So1fe0anie, gibet
&onceranl1mre iamt Sale af Cont
menilutningens 8reiioent, &r. &oa1l
&asmusien fra ct. Saul. Ser bill
blipe ierDeret Gorfriifninger at for
.ifiellig Mrt, o. ltort Sal efter TIMBER
b%ol6ninget1. Mlle 2an6smpn6 me6
@enner er belfommen, og &omiteen-
bill giere lit 8e0ite for at set fan BIZ
be en- iaa forngielig Mften iom bel
muligt.
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jent, &rnlt pe6 ltniperialilternes
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Minneloto &egiment 1plte &ellignel=
len oper 6oriamlingen. @upernel
gberbor6t, Mapor 9apler og Taito1
5mitb al &eoples @burcb bol6t @fin=
6etaler oper SEN ofog0e @uper16r,
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