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The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
LABOR BILL NOT WARRANTED.
Representative Heflin's Measure Is
Not Favored by Commissioners.

That the Sunday Labor bin introduced
by Representative Hefiin. Of Alabama, Is
not warranted by conditions in the Dis
trict, where its provisions would apply,
was the conclusion reached by the Com
missioners, who yesterday sent their dis
approval 10 Congress. They said in
part:
THE amount Of work OF the kind men
toned in the bill, which is done in the
District on Sunday, does not appear TO
be Objectionable, and is required to meet
with some public necessity or extraor-
dinary emergency, for which the work
men usually receive some extra coHpen-
sation."
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
WOULD-BE SUICIDE ACCUSED.
Walter E. Whit VIII BE Arrested
on Charge of EmbezzIement.

When Walter E. Whit, twenty-seven
years old, RECEIVERS from the effects of
Illuminating gas poison which he inhaled
on Wednesday night last IN his room In
a Pennsylvania avenue hotel, he will be
arrested on charge of embezzlement.
Whit IS at Emergency Hospital under
guard of a policeman, who has instruc-
tions to prevent the young man making
a second attempt to commit suicide Whit
was employed by Mrs. J. S. Thompson,
who conducts a dairy at 511 Four-and-a-
half street southwest. It is alleged Whit
collected more than 500 for Mrs. Thomp-
son and appropriated the money to his
own use.
When he learned a warrant charging
embeZZlement had been issued for his ar
rest he engaged a room at the hotel. His
attempt at suicide followed
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
GA. SESSION ENDS
Officers and Delegates Are
Elected by Two Bodies.
COL. JOHN McELRoY INDORSED
Nominated by National Commander
Van SAINT a. SuccessOr-ElecttOn
Means Headquarters viii BE LO-
Gated Here-The Organization Is
Composed. of 100000 Members.

Officers and delegates to the national
eneampment to be held in Atlantic City
next September were elected at the clos
ing session of the annual encampment
of the Department of the Potomac. g.
A. R.. and the women's Relief Corps
last night
National Commander Samuel R. Van
SAINT has indorsed Col John McElroy,
Of the National Tribune, as his successor
If Col. McElroy is elected head of the
Grand Army Of the Republic at Atlantic
City next September it will mean the
national headquarters will be located in
this city. The organization is composed
of 5000 posts. representing about 4Oo,0G
members.
Goes to Florida.
Commander Van SAINT left yesterday for
ST. Cloud. Fla, where the National Tri-
bune has established a colony for old sol
diers He will be joined there by com
mittee consisting of Col. John McElroy
Past Commander John r. King, Past
Commander H. NJ. Nevius. Henry A
Johnson, and Commissioner of Pensions
James L. Davenport
The officers elected are: H. a. Johnson
department commander; George c. Roes
senior vice commander: J. D. Bloodgood
junior vice commander; DR.. Thomas Cal
yer, medical director; n. 5. Miller chap
lain. Nominations for the council of ad-
ministration are R. H. Marcellis. Edward
Webster, ". L. Schmalhoff, Z. F. Davis
and J. W. Butcher. For representatives
10 national encampment: J. A. Allen. T
H, Mckee, J. E. Hart. Charles Mathews
and J. Tyler Powell.
At the meeting of the Women's Relief
Corps reports were read and the following
officers elected: Mrs. Nora B. Atkinson
president: Mrs. Fannie E. Worden. senior
vice president Mrs. Fannie NJ Page
junior vice president; Mrs. Edith Emer-
son, treasurer; Mrs. Julia West Hamii-
ton. chaplain. The executive board is
composed Of Mrs Ida Ferguson, Mrs
Grinnag. Mrs. Ritner. Mrs. Mary Man
gum, and Mrs. Robinson. Delegate, Mrs
Anna c. Quinn. Delegate-at-large Mrs
Elizabeth Months; alternates, Mrs
Georgia Van Fleet and Mrs Florence
HOagland
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
Judson,s Loan Plan Favored.

Commissioner Judson's plan for obtaining from The
United States Treasury loans for financing extFaoEd-
mary District improvements is favored by the
BrightwOod Park Citizens Association The assa-
cation has sent letters Of approval to the Commis-
sioners and the chairmen CT the House and Senate
COMMITTEES On the District
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
jury EmpaneIed in stOnekIng Case

4 jury was empaneed yesterday to try the case
Of the administration Of Lcmuel Stonekiag who
was killed N the collapse Of the Toronto apart
ment house. Twentieth and z streets. June g.
1908 The jury Is to determine the question OF the
civil responsibility Of Thomas H. Pickford, owner
OF the property and Samuel Ross contractor for the
ron work Stoneking's estate some time ago en-
tered suit for the recovery Of $1,000 damages
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
MAY ENLARGE COURSE.
Totten Has Plan to Make e- College
Park Ideal.

When George o. Totten. of the aviation
meet site committee, returns from New
York It is probable the committee will
accept the 200 acres of land adjoining the
aviation course at College Park, which,
1t is claimed, will make the course large
enough TO satisfy the conditions specified
by Courtlandt Field Bishop.
Mr.. Bishops sole objection TO the pres
ent course was that it was too small. and
would not allow the aviators 10 run their
machines at full speed because of the
sharp turns.
When the new addition is cleared of
trees and the marsh drained it will make
the course an ideal one for the meet.
The course will be mapped out on Mr..
TOttens return. and drawing Of il will
be submitted to Paulhan. Curtiss. and the
Wright brothers for approval
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
ELECTRICIANS MUST EXPLAIN.
District Charges Company with ViO-
1atiOn of Wiring Contract.

Unless It explains satisfactorily It's al
legged failure to comply with a recent
wiring contract. the Carroll Electric Com
pany may do no more work for the Dis
trict
Substitution Of a cheaper grade Of wire
than that called for in a contract for
wiring a chemical engine house is
charged W. c. Allen, electrical engineer,
recommended that the company be dis
barred from further contracts with the
city The Commissioners wrote the com
pany on January 81, in order to give II
an opportunity to be heard The CON-
pany has not replied
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
systematic CrueItv Cbarred

Charging her husband. John Milton Baker fifty.
nine years old. with systematic cruelty and abuse
and Withholding possession Of her home title TO
which she received by the viii Of a former hus-
band Mrs Amelia Baker eighty-one years old. Is
seeking an injunction against Baker. Justice
Barnard of the District Supreme Court, cited
Baker 10 appear to-day.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
WOULD REVISE LAWS.

Humane Regulation of Vivisection
VIII BE Debated Tomorrow.
Stephen Coleridge, honorary secretary
Of the British National Society, which is
working for a humane revision of the
law relating TO animal experimentation,
will speak before the Society for the HUI
name Regulation of Vivisection, 10 be
held tomorrow evening at the New VIII
lard.
Dr. Charles ". Dulles, of Philadelphia
will preside at the meeting. DR.. Dulles
is professor of the history of medicine
in the University Of Pennsylvania, and
also president OF the National Society for
the Humane Regulation Of Vivlsection.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18

Former Gov r. Il. Glenn, Of North Carolina, VIII
speak at Mount Vernon Place NJ T. Church South
tomorrow evening on The nations call to TEN
perance' Mrs. Clinton Smith will preside as
sisted By Mrs. La Fetra. Mrs Margaret DYE Ellis
win give the Scripture lesson, and Rev. J. Howard
Wells viii offer prayer. Miss Mabel Ramsey will
hs the Orrsnist
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
SURETY COMPANY LOSES SUIT.
Jury Awards Verdict for $3.50
10 George BagIIn, of New York.

10 George BagIin, of New York.
Chief Justice Clabaugh yesterday di-
rected the jury to render a verdict in
favor of George Baglin, OF New York
private secretary TO F. Augustus Heinze
the copper king, against the Southern
Surety Company. which, In the spring Of
1907 guaranteed the return OF certain
bonds loaned TO Garret B. Lindernan.
The verdict was for $500 and the
court held that the defense interposed
was an equitable one, and should be
raised before an equity court An ap-
peal from the ruling Of Chief Justice
Clabaugh was noted.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
Penrv VIII Pay Tribute.

Commander Robert f. Peary viii b. the principal
SPEAKER at the unwilins OF a memorial tablet at
Cornell University erected to the memory Of Ross
Gilmore Marvin. a graduate Of that institution in
1865, who was drowned on Peary's recent trip 10
the north pole. The tablet is TO be located in
Sage Chapel and is a gift OF the students.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
Rev. DIR. Hall to Speak.

Rev. Frank oliver Hall, D. D.. pastor
of the Church Of the Divine Paternity,
New York City. will occupy the pulpit OF
the Church of Our Father, Universalist,
Sunday at both the morning and even
Ing services.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
Letter Carrter Not GuiIty.

Joseph d. Johnston. a letter carrier for the last
twenty-five years, who was on trial for the alleged
larceny Of letters. vas yesterday acquitted The
charge was thai Johnston had stolen letters be
longing to routes Of other carriers Testimony for
the prosecution conhicted materially with other
facts in the case, and the jury returned verdict
Of not pliltV
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
SUES FOR MEDICAL SERVICES.
DIR. Joseph j. Kaveney Asks S41 ,709
from John f, HerreII Estate.

from John r. HerreII Estate.
To recover S41,799 for medical services
rendered 10 John z HerreIl, former pres
ident Of the National Capital Bank, Dr.
Joseph ]. Kaveney has entered suit
against HerrelTs estate. The services, it
Is alleged. were rendered from July s.
1906. to March 30. 1909.
DR.. Kaveney in his bin shows frequent
visits and extraordinary services rem
dered the patient, sometimes as often as
five or six visits in one day. The claim
also includes the physicians attendance
on Mr.. Herrell while on his summer out.
ings in this city and elsewhere
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18

The District regulation requiring laundrymen 10
Hle With the health department information about
their business was set aside unreasonable BY
judge AIullowny yesterday when the ease Of Shong
Lee laundrman at Eighteenth and L streets
northwest was called in Police Court
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
Sues for Absolute Divorce.

Martin II. BRAY Yesterday instituted proceedings
for absolute divorce from LaUR NJ. Bray. alleging
nfdelity and naming a correspondent. They were
married August 81 1857 at Frederick. Md.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat C0mTany's
steamers from foot Of SeTenth street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at e:i5 p. N.
Steamer Charles Macalester for Mount Vernon.
Leaves Seventh street wharf at 10 a. n. and las
p. m.
Cars from Fifteenth street and New York avenue
every quarter Aaur for Zoo Park, Chevy Chase, and
KenSDgton.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
Car Equinment sati.factorx

The Commissioners have approved the equipment
proposed for operation the lines Of the Baltimore
and Washington Transit Company, Of Maryland, in
the District.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
vie Names Correspondent

Grace NJ. Pulliam yesterday brought suit for al
solute divorce from Beverly h. Pulliam. alleging
infidehty and naming 4 correspondent. They were
married September Is. 1906. In this city.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
Rread NEARING Again To-dnr

sealer Of Weights and Measures Col. W. C. Has
kells prposed law for regulating the sale Of bread
by weight instead Of by loaf viii again be the sub
ject q a hearing at this mornings session Of the
ComDissioners It is understood that representa-.
tiyes Of the bakers interests viii apDra< to argue
AGAINST IL
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
A BUSY DOCTOR

Is often delayed. Keep a bottle Of COW.
ANS PREPARATION In the home and be
prepared for pneumonia. Group, colds,
coughs, grippe, pains and soreness In lungs
and throat External and gives cuick
relief All druggists si.0O. Soc. 25c.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18

25c-Try Our Famous Stews-25c
Phila. Oyster & Chop House. 513 18th NV
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18
Aid for Clean City Crusade.

Promoters Of the cleaner city crusade yester-
day received assurances from the Century Club,
TIE Collegiate Alumuae. and the Equal Suffrage
Association Of their wish 20 aid in the Wurk. and
the first two named have agreed 20 print and have
distributed among the housekeepers Of this city cir
c7ilars asking them 10 cpOperRte IN keeping trash
of the streets. parks. and parking Of this city.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18

HOMEGROWN Spring Flowers.
Finest specimens of every variety fresh
from our greenhouses. Guides, 1914 F.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18

Choicest Specimens of Spring Flowers,
tulips. sweet peas, &C. Shaffer, l4th & !.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18

OIL cookers, gas ranges, water heaters
616 Eth ste. A. muddimRn & Co.--1204 G
The Washington herald., 1910-02-18

Criterion Rye Whisky, 81 Full Quart
John T. Crowley. S3l 18th st. NV.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-06
SireftionsmteOe.

ON Serren oil, og hi Ieper, of.
boIoes @eoe poo lana College %
Srinitatis Seminnrium iomtfSig
meo 4obningsieiten 81. Sept. 1910.
Sfoleraooets WeoIemmer ammo.
Oes ON at qine @6oe af. 10 6or.
mio0ag.
Sfolens 9enner inobo0es til Nab
ninosfeit ST. 2 gftermiooog.
0erefter bolOes SamronS meo
6afuIteter. Eager beorsrenOe Di.
reftionen maa Dere en- al unoerteg.
neo i6nn0e fsr %. Sept. 1910.
Pnn 9ireftionens @egne
SARAH Senen II, Sef.
s. e SEMEN,
6reoerifsborg pio Minoen ,91ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-06

tire Wil Iange Bel afSteo tilSono,
buor man Oa ON Gftermioooeeft
gioroe Drebningsforisg. Strafs on
man begunote at orioe @rinoen fra
y~@emmelteoet" inc moo 5tranOen.
tog ben en- lao %itummenoe 6art, at
fun De ferreite gaaoe moeteOe at
fslge ben. Gen git 4li9e inc | Strand.
f%onten, buor BET 0eroeren0e fniu6e.
Oebneoe ManOifa6 tog imoo 0en
Otter at oae 9aooene oar naaeoe
inc, iteg 9lo0ba0et til oct bsieite.
og efter ii Minutters 8orlsb Iao
Ser benpeo 400 9oaler ilogte0e.
0esperre nn0ilap Ell bel Slot poa
ca. 100 Stpffer, og troOs De gentng.
ne 5orisg, iom iioen blep eiort at
De iamleoe 9nn0e - / alt 80 - paa
at faa ben mo i9enL Ipffe0es oct
ooa life. Iii iiOit latte ben aurien
no al 9ugten % fo%riuanot.
timber Be ooarIige 5ioer, Ser emo.
M berifer Der pao gerne, bar Sang.
item at to tore 8rinoefloffe JON
opennaonte megen getponing for
itore 0eIe Of 9efoIfninaen. On
@rinoebpoI oeier I @enneminit ca.
1000 Buno. 9na0e aeoet og Spef.
fet ipiies.
9ltter . Gag er ser BrinOebuo
fra 9oogs. 30 gaa0e er onfommen
til 5loffen, men ON set lpffes at
orioe Ben ino % fnnge sen. er en0-
mi life iiffert.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-06

buu6en oar life ret flor oengane,
men M. ga ben bar Silt nof at lepe
al potter ben % er aaereoe en- Itor
Camp.
5orIeOen Dag bleo Den ifeIee
oSpap.@ let fIere @ange iusmmen.
De meO Sobeoet oper @onoet. 90 bet
blioer ret oanifeIigt at faa ben
ubuone @eit no al Sserne, boor
oens Opbolo nof ffal merfes paa
5iifebeitan0en.
SetalingsitanOsning. aege Ole.
mslle bar / ben ienere &io bait BE.
talinesuanifeli9beOer, % Tor ct Bar
Tiger iioen bar MeIen itanoiet fine
9etaIinger. Rasiioerne ongipes til
ca. 10000 SIR, men efter 5orIp.
Oenoe / g. Z" uogpr aftioerne
ian meget, at Ser finn err ca. 10 pGt.
uOeffet, buorfor areoitorerne bar
beiluttet, at 0liemelIen ifal fortiatte
lin 8irfiombeo.
Den fsritc Srnno / 100 9ar. 6or.
leOen neObrpn0te ct Sus / Sfotte.
RIP lige oper for 9otelIet; Der
brpn0te en- Gel Aaleriier % noget
Snobo, og 9~obobuiene par en- 8io
trueoe, men peO 9iplp al 0meg.
mems Sproiter fit man Sloen iluf.
fet. Com ct aurioium nppner
oSeliin9sr No, at BET ifnl oere
min0it $50 aar, iioen Ser bar p9.
ret Brand poa Snefferitens ogSfot.
terups @ru10.
5alOet af Soget. 5 RarbeOen al
8Ioitrnp ial0t en- fire Gars 0reng
iorleoen al Sltoget ira aebenbaOn.
8e0 9iplp al 9sobremien ital1oie.
oes Soget, 8rengen bleu iamlet op.
% PED Anfomiten til Gosfiloe fom
ban UNDER @agebebanoling; BET Oiite
Jig BOG ifslge ~8inait. 6olfetiO. q,
at ban bar iluppet meo nogIe
Sframmer bit % Der.
st lanst Samliu. ct gonimelt
gGgtepar. 5smrer 0ieIs Olien og
S~tronoboueo peO Safe ga.
oepIaos, er i'll. ~gitij. auiS" afgaaet
beO 0soen EN- llge efter binanoen.
De TO gamle. Der ioaIeOes fnletes
40 | 2io og 0sO, BAR begge fpIot
80 aor. Den B. Sanllar ieireoe De
UNDER itor OpmRrtiombeo ira SIpgt
og @enner oeres 9iamantbrpaup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-06
Sra SGroerne.
St0r Svalfangit.

Sra 5borsbapn ifriDes til Ait3.
Bur. ben 8. auguit:
SH aImiHoelig @lpoe FOR gefoif.
ningen er mn @rinoeboalerne mo.
truine unoer SnnO. Cnsonaen Den
3. os. bleo Der inoleoes af 9a1no,
Der bar paa 6nngit i 5uglebiergene
paa gaage, Jet life minOre EMO 8
fgrifeIIige SunIfloffe no ouer Sapet
ri oisie 5loffe lDffeoes Oct al ori.
De mo til MiOpaaa $50 Sualer.
meoens De andre 5loffe life FOO iis
in0bente al De tiliIenoe 9ao0e. Ie
til MioOaog inOOreune Sunler bleD
orGbt ON Aftenen i Ssbet al Ell
bolp Time.
5i0Iiat npite Mor1en. netop Tom
IeIiHaen AT 5nngiten par beannot.
tom Der iaen ~@rinoebno" ON. Al
Der paa Snno par iuotommeH en-
meaei itor Slot. men ct man life oil.
Be iorieae at orGbe ben itrofs. 0o
Der par for iaa Naaoe til Steoe.
@'anaa al Be gaaoe. iom BAR an,
fommeu til Riovana. too berior
meo bst lamme uoen 0iaers ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-06
Oct oanif.amerifanife StGune paa
GlLernp 0giifOle

nabneOes 9sroag B. 20. aug.
Stponet, Der bar iomlet ca. It's
Deltagere, inoleOeOes meo anOagt
OeO 6oritanOer ariitenien aanoers,
Oaerlp, SsiifoIeforitanoer Rool
Sanien, 8aaefilOe, bolOt oct forite
6%oreorag, Der banoleoe ON Dag.
mar@iierne ban omtalte og for
flareoe Song 8aloemars fgrite og
iioite RbOe me0 Drowning Dagmar.
0erefter talte Sfoorioer 0algas
ON 5eoeiaeen boorpaa Der bolOtes
9apie.
DIN Gftermiooagen bolOtes
ser 6oreOrag Of oen tioIigere oanif-
amerifanife 8reit. 8aitor 9lid-
felOt. Der tolte ON 8llritanerne o9
ifiloreoe oen Itore 9etponing, oct
bar bait for bet amerifanife Som-
fun0.
On aftenen bar ser aoncert al
n6pnife Muiifantere@ UNDER 2eoelie
Of 0rganiit Sborpolo 9Gaganro, Rps.
hinge.
Steonet fortiottes Ssnoag 6or.
miOooa meo @uostieneite og aIter-
gang / OGerup airfe. Om Otter.
miOoagen boIotes ct Meoe, 6oor
man orofteoe en- epentuel 5oran.
bring al oe oonif-amerifanife St9D.
ner; Ser fremfom bl. a. 5orIlag ON
at boloe 6uert anoet / amerifn, men
bet peotoges at boIoe Stponet me-
fte Gar | 0onmarf og lpgge BET iaa
n9r iom muligt oeo 2iielunomsOet.
81. 4 bar ser 6oIfem5Oe oeo bill
let Gano. tbeol. 9loge Meaer ira
amerifn, Seiifoleforitanoer Sens
2uno fra @eiitrup % @aaroeier q.
@rau fra AIs talte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-06
Notwithstanding.
ugeifr. for 2anom.@ y

gnoelig fom ser en- llge Gifrioes
Der 10. 4ug.) Der bragte 1 a 3
Gages fortrinligt 6sitbeir; men
Ipneere Sio5 itooigt 8eir / Soften
fpnes ni life at funne faa. Otter De
nGonte 4ntal Cages 6orlsb bIeu
GimIen otter ooertruffen, og Rat-
ten melem 6reOag os 2srOag og
til Dels 2sr0ag 5~ormio6as (f2. oe
10. aug) fal0t Ser 2anOet ooer
ganife polOiomme RegnifDl, Der
fuloit9noig gennemble0te 6o6ene
paa Marfen, og bermeo bar Sno-
ferielen forele6ig itanoiet. SoIen
Dor Dog otter p9ret frenme iioen,
og / Slutningell al 9eretningsugen
par @ejret mutt og ret IouenOe,
men @arometret bar faloenoe Sen-
oens, og 9uften ier life no til, at
BejrforboIoene igen er fommen ino
/ en- Ituoig Beriooe.
ge 9oSe S~srDeirsSaee bfeu 10.
turliguis uonpttet / %fuI0eite Mnal;
foruOen at Mejningen fired iterft
iremno, fom oeiaa meget 9orn |
&lls oe | Nlminoelig6eo | uom9r-
fetStano Men Ser ser fin6es 10 oItiO
ittaalmo0ige Siple, og til iaaoanne
nan regnes Dem, Ser aaereoe tog tat
bnn Snoferielen Ben ferite Ssr.
oeirs0aa, og oenne Spo er nRppe
fommen fuIoifqnOig go0 | 6us.
Stsriteparten af Hugen er M inoe,
ga oesnopn bar man ogioo foaet en-
lei 6oeop og gpg bien; men Reg
nen fom meget ibeleiligt; tbi Der
Itoo Mosier al Serb tienlig til Sno'
fsrieI. 3enne tager is0rigt life lang
Fio, iarlig for goaripoens geO.
fommenoe, tbi Set ies M. oa ben er
meiet oa itinet op, hpor liot ben mi.
Der pon Rarferne. ut Der imioler.
tio oaIoo finoes gooe Gfgrsoer |
Star, oiIer en- 0eOoelelie fra en- itsr-
re @onro poo 2oIlnno; BET frem'
aanr bernt at SOalof Sanuhenboa
efter en- li6Iro al t65 30. pr. ID.
eano bar giDet 1886 30. Gette 70.
rer boa uel not til llnotageIIerne.
be faa sDriee foreIiagenoe 1arit-
ninasreiultater at Or. gpg ui'er
nm ct liobptte al 1856 Gentner
pr. 10. eanS. Cor 5Deoers Veo'
fommenbe meOSeIer en- al llgeitrii'
tets aorreipoHSeuter. at llobuitet Ell
Ter Den biStiI iOretnnue 1erIfninp
IIaaer meIIem 10 % 10 GeHinpr pr
I'd. qonb Galan fra 5iGIlnHo fore
Iiaoer Der enfrItr NenoeIei'er on
Observation-Disclosures Tor Spese, o.
oisie nnaipes IiaeIeOcs til ofH'riHI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-06
Sslanos.Npt

asbenbaun, 30. Auguit. Sra
RepfiaOif ~ifripes til Hit5. Bur:
gla0et nSnohrIano~ i~frioer. at
5or / CONNER hnr .aat Rprf, I'll,
at Sneen pao 8iilfanen oSefIa~
pIuOieIig begpn0er at foriuiuoe. Ste.
Der iom ier bar ligget unoer Sne,
er mn belt bare. "a SomVeren bar
u9ret folo, nlaa oenne Smeltning
ifploes inOre 9arme, Sneimelnin.
gen pleier alto at opre ct iiffert
5egn pna uobrno. Si0ite Sang bar
De Sofia ltobru0 / 1873. 5olf, iom
bar opleuet bette nobruo, nprer in.
gen Suful ON, at man bar ct 10
bru0 / gente.
observation-disclosures 6orilng ON
at uoiRtte 6orbuoslouens Strait.
trp0en iii en- 5olfeafitemning bar
lumber SteO ON Soloipsrgsmaalet,
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