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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04

Graham's Blood Purifier
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14

One cannot help wondering II some
rities would have protested SO yigor.
ousIy against those nght pictures IL
the result had been different
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14

"oh! CHI" exclaimed Al Leon Her
mother ran from Tie house. Naughty
girl" sne scolded She did NOT kfcw
that Al Leen had been frightened ~
the trumpet blowing. out thought only
that she had been careless.
The tears ran down An Leen's lit
tie face; she rubbed her little ls's
into her eyes. and altogether looked n
very piriful little picture.
Lew Sun, watching from under .he
shade OF the bush, felt somethicg
tickle his throat. and almost before he
knew l., he was beside An Leen, cry.
ing:
"Oh. honorable aunr, twas not my
cousins fault. | blew Icy trumpet on
purpose TO shake her, and the dish
fell"
Il see" said his aunt, "Come mere.
All Leen," and she tenderly wIIa'l
away her little girls tears.
After she had returned TO the house
leaving Lew Sun end All Ieen To-
Gcthei, the little boy said to the he.
tie girl:
lou. honorable grandmother
cuivers 81 the sound Of my little brass
trumpet. and IL, my cousin, you VII,
play Aith me again | will present IL
TO the oobbler's boy
And Al Leen answered. II VIII
play with you again, Lew Sun. rhe
Picking rugs have Missed YOU"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14

that I'd keep STILL" retorted the bird
why, | an the best singer IN this
meadow"
Thereupon they quarreled Such q
chattering, rs che birds came to take
the part Of the mcaoOwlark and the
terrible Croaking OF the frogs rela-
tiyes. WHY. all the fishes buried their
ears in the mud, because so much
noise was made.
At last IL was decided that they
would allow the fisherman, who came
daily to the pond TO decide. There
fore the next morning no sooner had
the fisherman seated himself than the
neadowlark begln 20 sing overhead
and the frog seated on his front
porch stone. croaked his loudest.
Dear me- growled the fisherman.
What a noisy frog. And that bird,
too. Why, they'll scare all the fish
away. Sounds as II they were trying
to outsing each other"
Looking up he spied the bird and
threw a stick to scare It away. Then
the frog, his rival. having been ban.
lshed, croaked louder than ever. This
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14
ARMY COUNCIL ALARMED
AT FEW CANDIDATES
Number Seeking Admission to Royal
Military Colleges Reduced to 700,
Paw Called Inadequate.

LONDON, July 13.-Secretary Hal
dane and the army council are once
more seriously alarmed at the steady
decrease in the number of candidates
seeking commissions In the army.
Twenty years ago exactly the number
of Young men who presented them
selves for entrance to the Royal Mill
tary colleges OF Woolwich and Sand
hurst was 2,2G4. This year the number
has been reduced to little over 700.
The fact is the army as profession
"a becoming more and more unpopu-
lar. Parents declare that the pay Is
80 inadequate and the expenses SO
enormous that they prefer to place
their boys in business. II Is the same
with the rank and file. In the Royal
Engineers, once the most popular
corps In the army, the war office
economies have frightened OF all the
best men. Skilled men, such as cleo
tricians, engine drivers, instrument re-
pairers and draughtsmen are no long
er attracted to the corps, as they md
good pay and more congenial employ
ment In the shipping and electrical
trades or the railways, and many ex-
engineers may now be found on the
streets OF London driving taxicabs or
priyate motor cars.
The army council is so disturbed
about this particular state OF affairs
that II is proposing to seek parlia-
J mentary sanction very shortly to of
fer a higher and new system of pay
I'm the corps.
Secretary Haldane, who is admitted
by army men to have done much bet
ter than any of his predecessors, is
being severely criticized at the mill
tary clubs for snubbing the various
cadet corps movements and more es-
peclally the latest attempt to form a
Veteran Reserve He is accused, in
fact, OF discouraging anything which
does not fit in exactly with his own
pet territorial scheme. His intimate
friends, however, declare that Mr..
Haldane's career up to the present has
been only one long struggle against
Lloyd-George and Winston Churchill.
4 who would like TO reduce expenditure
on the army and navy as well to a
minimum
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14
CYNTHIA GREYS
CORRESPON DENTS

Dear Miss Grey: ID Please tell me
now to play backgammon. CD Is
there any reason for young man TO
get angry when there's a misunder-
standing about a dance? 80 | am
1S, five feet six inches tall, waist "a,
hips 81, bust "a. Am | well proper
toned PINKIE.
.--CD Look In International Ency.
cioredia or Hoyle. CD Not knowing
the circumstances | cannot say. (3)
Yes.
Dear Miss Grey: Please give me
John ID. Rockefeller's address, religion
and nationality. w.
A.--26 Broadway. Baptist. Ameri
can.
Dear Miss Grey: Please tell me
how TO use nail file, and give me the
name Of the liquid and powder mani
Curists use. GLADYS.
A.-IIave your nails manicured once
by a professional, then you will be
able to use the implements far better
than II were TO tell you. The drug
gist will tell you the proper liquid and
polish TO use.
Dear Miss Grey: Should a boy Of
IS, and feet inches tall. wear long
trousers? PUZZLED.
Ayes.
Dear Miss Grey-CD How can
clean brown undressed leather
purse? (2) How can ! take white
paint spots from mahogany furniture?
CD What can / use on my face in
place OF powder? Ny face is so rough
and powder shows. (4) How can
bleach a linen dolly embroidered with
strawberries, that has become yellow
from being laid away?
NEwLY-wED.
A--Gj With art-gum. GU The fur
nituTe will have 10 be refnished. CD
Change the soap YOU are using; use
soap only before retiring; dash pure
cold water on the face In the morning
and your face will not be rough. ca
It cannot be done without also bleach
ing the colored embroidery
Dear. Miss Grey--1) am very fond
of young man who calls frequently,
and buys me books, flowers and can
dy, yet never speaks OF love. How
can | find out whether he cares or
not? (2) Can one love more than
once? CD What is an appropriate
picnic dress? a. Would one with
brown hair be called blond or brunei?
60 Will white slippers and long white
silk gloves be worn this summer?
NOBODY'S DARLING.
A-O IL he asks you to marry him,
you will know he loves you. (2) Yes.
(3) Bingham, chambray or linen. (D
Neither. 90 Yes. White shoes should
never be worn except with white
dresses.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14
BY SUI SIN FAR.

II was little bra3s trumpet, paint
ed rec blue AMI gold One OF Lew
Suns Nicles, VINO kept big store !?
the city oil Canton had given il TO his
little Lophew on his 'ast visit to the
country. and now. wherever Lew Sun
went you could hear the lizzie
trumpet blowing.
In the next cottage to the cottage
of Lew Suns father lived Lew Sun s
little cousin, All Leen. Lew Sun, who
was seven, and All ieen, who was
six, he'd teen very great chums before
the visit OF the uncle from the big city
and the flowing Of the trImpet. They
had played together on the sands.
gathered flowers IN the woods, auC
often at shutdown had placed their lit
tie bowls OF rice side by side and
eaten together. While thus engaged
they had been wonc to discuss the
many merits Of All I.cen's Picking
pugs, who sat beside them.
But now whenever All Leen saw
Lew Sun coming, she would cover Ler
ears with her little hands, and run
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14

away and hide herself. She couid
not bear the sound OF the trumper.
Go away; 90 away" she would cry ~
Lew SUn, and lie y SUP, seeing that
she was afraid Of his trumpet, woG'G
blow all the harder II made him
merry to see the little girl scampcr
away GnC to near her cry out against
the trt mpet Alter she had hidden
herself, he would laugh and laugh
lie fUtgot altogether row dear All
Leen had been or how cute the
Peking Eugs. All his delight was III
his new toy, the Title trumpet which
made such a big NOISE that not o5ly
All Leen, but his grandmother, 200,
started UP in affrighL whea 1t slundeG.
One afternoon, he was lying on the
grass, under the shade Of a big flower
ing busL, his gay little trumpet be-
side him. On the other side of the
bush saS three merry ola podd'trs,
telling stories. They did not know
Lew Sun was so near To them, neither
did little All Leen, who came natter
ing down the garden path. Her moyh-
er had sent her TO offer some water
melon seeds to the old pedle-s, who,
you may be sure, were very glad 10
dCCSDl " tic ItllCSuD'GnlJ So NIlNIiN
cooked and nicely salted.
She had made ner little courtesy to
the peddlers, and Mas half way back
to the house when Lew san, mis- eyes
sparkling with mischief, raised his
trumpet to his lips and blew so strong
and so loud that poor it'le An Lrpn
trenbled all over, and let fall TO the
ground her mothers dish, which broke
10 pieces
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14
A RECOMMENDATION.

There's the fastest messenger boy
we have"
"Fast?"
"Yes: he never moves"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14
NOTICE - STREET PAVING AS
SESsMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Detroit. July IL. 1910.
Paving Notice No. 1908.
NOTICE
WOODBRIDGE STREET.

To Andrew Anderson, }. Blenman. A.
Bidigare, II. Chope, G. c. Campau. r..
Connaughton, D. J. Campau. A. NJ.
Campau Realty Co, Gust Codde, Jere-
miah Dryer. Fl r. Durney, Detroit
Woodoleum Co. Mrs. j. Edward, Emma
Fitch. II. c, Frees Elizabeth Fuller.
Maggie Grant, Edward Huebner. James
Jcmries, w. johnson, II. X Jones, r.
l.. Kanter, Emma Keith, c. " ~
Lothrop Estate, Margaret Lezot, John
Ludewig. Sarah L. Lovett. Michigan
stove Co, William Nolan, i. A. Osborn.
phan Asylum. Peoples state Bank. T..
r.. Sibley. NJ. w. Seitz, -. d. Sillman.
p a. Scriber Est, william SchultheIs,
John Stenton, A. Campau Thompson, j..
l. Wallace. Il. y. Wallace. w. f. Webb.
RI. walkenbOck s. Westover. Richard
persons owning, occupying or other
wise interested In any OF the lots and
premises fronting on Woodbridge
street, in said City OF Detroit. within
tho limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council or the city Of
Detroit, having ordered SO much OF
Woodbridge street, from tho east line
or Joseph Campsu avenue TO the west
curb line of Adair street. to he graded
and paved. notice Is hereby given that
an assessment has been made upon all
the lots, and premises fronting on said
Woodbridge street and liable TO be
assessed for said improv ement under
the provisions OF the City Charter, and
that roll OF said assessment a. now
completed, and will remain at the As
SCISSORS office, In tho City OF Detroit.
from the date hereof until 26th inst.
for the inspection OF all persons con-
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
CO. BY JOHN c. NAGIfB
President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14
FASHIONS

The smartcst ornaments for coli
fures are traits The most popular
fruit is the cherry, although grapes
and other snail fruits are used.
One of the newest roscttes for mil
linery use is made OF tiny flowers
which are first sewed into chain and
then wound round the hat.
Satin slippers are worn this sum.
mer. The smartest are trimmed with
beaded buckles instead OF rhine
stones.
The newest novelty In ribbon Is
made OF white chiffon decorated with
gold threads and narrowed strips OF
lowered ribbon.
White gloves stitched with black
are considered great deal more fash
enable than those stitched In the self
same color.
The overel1irt knotted in black will
be worn again this season. But the
freak sash has been reduced 10 knot
or u loop.
Frequently small flowers cut from
= bid handmade lace are introduced
into machinemade copies OF real lace,
with an irregularity which Is choice
feature of all handwork. and which
gives an artistic touch TO laces or
moderate price.
A lace wear is impending, and moth
ing is more becoming than frocks or
dresses partially made of lace. Wo-
men who are fortunate enough TO pos
J, sess little real lace, even though
in poor repair are remountng the
best motifs on new net. and using
them in dainty schemes OF ornamental
ton.
Short sleeves are making bracelets
fashionable. None are more popular
than the plain gold bands.
Feathers are not used great deal
on hats, and flowers are being held In
the background.
Travelling coats and skirts shown
with plenty OF fullness in the back.
Fringe is seen on wraps, the lower
edge OF skirts, on hats and parasois.
A hat shaped like jardiniere is
one of the hits of the summer season.
The shape is formed OF crinoline
J, which is covered with pink-flowered
cretonne. The under brim is faced
with light blue straw and a blue vel
vet ribbon is bound about the outer
brim, tying in stiff little bow on the
left side. A cluster OF pink roses with
green leaves adorns the right side.
No man or woman can afford TO
affect carelessness in dress.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14

made the fisherman so cross he threw
a stone, soaring froggie into his
house.
After the fisherman left, the mead
owlark came back. and froggie again
sat on his stone porch. Both decided
they had better be friends, because
1t was evident that neither had sung
better than the other, or the Asher
man wouldn't have driven them away.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14

This is TIL second OF the
Cninesc-AmericGE sirl, on the
ways OF Chinese children. II
the story OF little boy ami Il
t-umphet, md little girl who
was afraid OF the zig noise IN
trumpet made
Tomorrow story will %
called The Merry Blindman
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14
ALI ApOUND
IlHlE,HQr,R|
W Unt6A Cry

Try putting horseradish through a
meat chopper instead Of grating IL. II
IL much Less trying to prepare.
Never USE any brass or silver polish
on lacuuered ware II will mean re-
lacquering II you do.
When cooking dried peaches rub or
cut OF the skin. They will have a
totally different and more delicate
favor
Do not use bread or cracker crumbs
without seasoning. No amount OF
seasoning in a croquet or other made
dish Will make ~ for this omission.
Try rubbing soap and chalk mixed
on mildeweG s9ote.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14
THE RIVAL SINGERS.

A troggie sat on a waterlily pad
s inging "Kerchug-chug-ker
While upon willow branch overhead
sat a meadow lark.
'Oh, N.Y. What a dreadful noise -
said the bird. do you call that
singing?'
Certainly certainly" croaked the
frog.
Vol, If couldn't sing better than
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14
A Chronic PessimIst.

What are you gloomy about now?''
hours ago."--Atlanta Constitution.
II was Just reading that there are
nc. 900 murderers loose in this coun-
try"
"Wcll?"
yet II were to commit a murder,
u s'pose some5cdy would Wait - hans
me. "-Pittsburg Post
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14
A FriohtfuI Wreck

Of train, automobile or buggy may
cause cuts, bruises, abrasions, sprainS
or wounds that demand Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve-earths greatest healer.
Quick relief and prompt cure results.
For burns. boils. sores of all kinds,
eczema, chapped hands and lips, sore
eyes or corns, its supreme. Surest pile
cure. At e. G. Kinsel; Central Drug
Stoe; Gay & Woceste.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-14
ROUND TRIP SUNDAY ExcUR.
SlONS JULY NTH.

I:SO a. m.
Passengers are requested to pur-
chase tickets In advance at the City
Ticket ONCE. II not used money will
be refunded
City Ticket ONCE, 124 woodward
Ave-, Phone Main 80.
Job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co., Is John R.-st. Call Main
1898. or City 1885
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22

bsie aIoer al s11a Gar. San til.
bsrte Metbobiitmenigbesen oq bar
foruoen reIiaisit % pgiaa iterft poll.
tilt interesieret.
- SpaIfanaer- 9eitprer ". Wotbi.
fen er aiaaaet peo 3soen al Sierne.
ilas / en- alber al SO aor. Matbi.
len Dor isot / SanoberreO. Som una
tom ban tiIiiss % arbeioeoe ia op.
iaiehnem @raoerne til 6grer. Gam.
men meS Sisiartsoircftsr @ognus
Inberien itarteoe ban / lin Sio
"9oraes Sisfartstib." Otter noaen
Sios SorIsb aif ban no al bette Gel.
fob og fortiatte oa nteo Srpfferiior.
retninaer. San uosao bI. a. en-
Sfibsliite. Sor noaIe aor iibeu be.
apnote ban iammen meO Sfibsreoer
grling 9unb "aleranOra 8baIins
Co., meb Suno iom GiSponent oa
Watbieien iom geitprer. Gette Gel.
fob bar unoer De TO Serrers opgtige
9eoeIie p9ret orepet me0 Selo. Ii.
osbe bar en- meget bueli9 Msano %
oertiI bebaaelig, oenneiGl % hieIp.
INN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22

bun bleo 81 Aor gammel, iprtes
man, at oct life gif an, at bun 6oeSe
ilia aleue lengere. iirr bo Sniet nof
Better life bar iaa rart. Sun tom
oo iii So 8~omlebiem poa 30, men
flptteoe aaret efter iii fin 9otter og
Spieerisn pnd Glinenaene, iom Zig.
ger life ldngt ira aiGingrsobolmeu,
Iige poo @reuier / 1afoeritao Soen
| Soerige. Ser bar bun ioa iiSen
puret.
Srn boloer iom ofteIt Sengcn oa
er mag og ifrsbelig. men ian bar
bun 10 ogioa, leoet unSer 7 (S) aor.
ger: @litup ", &arl XIII, aarf
XIV Sobnn, Oscar |, aarI XIV,
Oscar III iprut 8iitaf V Cog Saafon
VII, ioe. bun fremScles bar Siems
itrorSret | So commune oe oaiad
odrltg foar nogen rnSeritettelie 5er-
ira).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22
1O4 Mar.

1urgrete aiQingrsoboImen | SON.
ore gminaSalen iplote t04 aor en-
gang / isrite Saobel Of Houember.
0atoen peS bum life, 90 bun bar bel.
Ter alSrig piSit ben. men IS Tiger
isr SUI, iorteler bun, fsbtes bun
/ Cur Sogn | Soeriee ! aaret 1906.
8 5.aarsaloeren siiteoe bun iis
meS Sfomngeren. SneSferen os Spg.
Seipiaemanoen Better Slien. meo
bpem bun eiter nogle aars segteifab
flptteoe fra Sperise til aiainsrsb-
bolmen / Smore gnninsoalen.
Giterat bun bIeo gnfe. oeSbIep
bum at DO mango War aleae paa Sill.
lingrsobolmen. buor bun ernGreoe
iis peb at itrifte 5trsmper o. ipinSe
for guHingoaleus JamiIier. Wen oa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22

Wisiteinnina, Der fulgte bermeo, por
al fo~rbi9eaenoe art; 9otba moueoe
ielp til Snntmenbolo og blep opitil.
let oa poIet / Ell anocn 8reSs, os
peo BarIamentetS Sammentr9Sen
isler Soere % engIGuoere iig iom
ct SsoIf.
s jim adbningstdle ubtolte Ser.
tiigen al Gonnauebt. at Song @eorg
beflageoe meget, at ban life funoe
iaa 2eiliabeo til perionlig at aabne
Garlamentet. 8ongeu pioite meeet
bel. at 2anSet bapSe giennemgaaet
imertelige Yrspelier. o. at @iSior
itoaelier og Strioigbeoer boooc 6ragt
lllpffer oper 9dnoet; men alt bette
Ina MI begrapet / 5ortioenS Sfiso,
og aoneen por ooerbepiit ON. Of ale
Spooirifduere Grligt pilSe or6eioe
meS pao bette itorc og ifisune 2anos
SeIiGrb. aongen bao @ito gtpe lin
SeIiianelie til, at llnionen itaSig
nloattc prre til Selo og 2pffc for
ole % biorage til SpooirifaS og oct
brittle RiseS Bel og llopitIing. Der.
meb odbneoe Sertugcn Farlamentet.
Senere fauSt Der Ell flor 6eitbau.
fet Steo, og neo oenne 9eiligbeo bIep
Der boIot flere iuteresiante 5dIer al
NGnS ira &c engelife aoIouiriger.
Soripoet isrteS al llnioners Mimi.
tier for offentlige arbetoer, Soiter,
% On. Sanction bar Ell al Sopebta.
lerne. San erflpreoe bl. a., at Spo-
afrifoS 9efoIfritg bar foit beiluttet
paa at isre llnioreu irem, men ben
piIoe tiliee itrGbe ben imoo Den
fore Union; ierit mantte irniblertio
Seu fonititutionelle aouilift / gng.
Iano Isies, og ser funoe efter bans
Wenins lie peo at gioe label SLOT.
LAMB oa @ales iom SrIana Selo.
fibre; bopbe man fsrit nnact bette,
par oct nGite Sfribt at oanne en-
SemyS Stats. Union, beitnoeroe al
Storbritannen, Canada, I~uitrolien,
Ip 3ealnnS og Spoafrifa. Get oar
meS andre Orb Gbamberlains fore
Higstanfe, oen iremrnaenoe 9oIoni.
iator bermeS iatte UNDER Debit, %
hans llbtaleIier pil iiffcrt aioe @ien.
Ipo bienrne i england ioapel iom |
De sprige aolonier.
Zen auitraIife 8remierminifter,
Der bar tilite6e, ubtalte, at Den M.
ere Siitorie life Fan oppiie en- 9e.
gipenbeo al iaa flor Rpffepiooe. iom
Sprettelien al Sen ipoairifanife
Union. 90 ben ~canaoiffe Winifter
Wieiir uotaIte Sorpisningen ON, at
gnslenoere % SoaGnoere bill ar
beioe iammer Iiseiaa soot icm
Sranifn9no og ensl9noere | Ga.
MAZDA. 90 enoelis betoneoe Sorman.
Den for %llnionens Ssieiteret, at Der
life finbeS noeen T~ocetonflift /
Spbofrifa; Oct opnaoeSe Seloitpre
piloe albrig blipe misbrust.
Oct er Orb, Der bill gtpe @ier.
flang / GngIaub. 90 ben Iiberole
2egiering bill gisre flogt | at IGgge
fig paa Sinbe, at nit arbeiber iumt.
lise aoIonier paa at oirfeliggisre
Gbamberlains Riestanfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-22
Sen tore frantic
WcpoluttonS ctre.

Zen gi9ngie Soreitiaing dtgao-
enbe ben frantic RepoIutions Blob
ore err bel Den, at De aler fleite Sen-
retteoe bar goeismeno og Breiter,
Neolemmer al De tibligere prioilige.
reoe Stpnoer. Men Ell Stotiitif, no
arbeibet al Ell irmif 8ioenifabsmanO
poa @%runolng al 9ouis Briobom-
mes llnberisgelier / arfiperue piier,
at bette ilet life par SilfPloe; De lie.
ite iom mantte bdtige Sfaiottet I'm.
Der Iarats, Oontons % Robespier-
res Hegimente, bar Smaoborgcre,
arbei6ere og gsnoer.
BrlrobommeS llnoerisgelier ON.
fntteoe omfring 10000 SiIiRIoe, %
blonbt oisie uogioroe fousetro gsu.
Der | gen6ee Den itsrite Grippe, nem.
Zig 1898 Gerioner. 0ereiter fom
2212 ieIpitPnoige Saan0uerfere, Wli-
rere Sneofere, SfrGOSere, Sme6e
on, iaa 1878 Smanborsere, rs
Neutrality-suspicious., 767 Rreiter %
Munfe, 715 Solbater, 70S gifte og
lgiite aoinber, De Ieite 3iIbsrenoe
5penoefnsien, $50 A0elsmPno, 5S5
aSpofater og Retstienere, $50 6a'
6rifanter, @rosierer og aisbm9ro,
PA m~anolige 3ienere. t569ertsbus.
perter og ginbanblere, rs 2pger. 10
Watroier, 40 9Rrere, 46 5orfatterr,
81 Sfueipilere ca 2 8luoeiamlere.
glanSt oisie 10000 Revolutions.
ore inbtog Breiterne ianleoes fun
BEN iemte % abeIsm9noene Den OF.
tenSe glabs. 70 Sreoieoele Of 81.
rene tilbsrte Solicit, iom ifuloe be.
iries.