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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-05-13

The state entomologist of New Jersey
has made an examination of the swamps,
marshes and mudholes in the vicinity of
Jersey City and rs convinced that there
are no larvae of mosquitoes to be found
in them this year. This is because of
the liberal use of kerosene oil by the
entomolOgist and his assistants. A very
little kerosene will go a long way in
the direction of creating mosquito-proof
film on standing water. Herein is a
suggestion which people with summer
homes may find useful and helpful dur
ing their approaching outings.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-05-13

A young French physician, NJ. Georges
Rosenthal, thinks he has discovered a
serum cure for rheumatic fever, and the
Paris Academy of Sciences has appoint
ed a committee to report upon it. The
treatment consists of injections of the
serum in the region of the stomach.
Here's hoping, in the interest of human
ity, that the committee may find reason
for rendering favorable report.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-05-13

A newspaper correspondent at Rome
reports that the Papal authorities are
anxious to see copy of every American
newspaper or magazine that discussed
the Pope's course in regard to eX-Presi-
dent Roosevelt The statement is of
doubtful authenticity. The Pope would
gain little of value from the American
newspapers on that topic. Protestant
opinion he would not be likely to re
gard as of the highest Importance, and
nobody knows so we'll as himself that
on the Catholic side, as Cardinal Glib,
bons APPLY puts it, the subject is too
delicate for discussion"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-05-13

A Kentucky millionaire of seventy-fve
has eloped with a sweetheart of sixty
eight after coTtship of fifteen years.
This recalls the observation of the late
Alfred Tennyson that Gin the spring
the young mans fancy turns TO thoughts
Of love" 1t also reminds the reader that
Kentucky is "the state where the horses
fasr
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-05-13

The consumption of olive oil has be
come so general in the United States
that there win be wide interest in the
statement from New York that the gen
eral appraisers office there has at last
established the proper classification of
edible and mechanical olive oils, and that
now no oil can go into consumption from
that port that does not come up to the
standard contemplated by the trainers of
the new tariff law. All oil that falls be-
low the quality of edible oil must be de-
natured and thus made unfit for anything
but mechanical use. Naturally there has
been difficulty i'll drawing the line be-
tween edible and nOn-edible oils. and a
great deal of oil has heretofore gone into
consumption that was unfit, aud was
sneaked through merely because it could
be sold at lower price than that
charged for the edible product. Before
the new tariff went into effect large
quantities of oil were brought in free for
mechanical use, and then clarified and
placed ON the market for table consump-
ton; but now the consumer of olive oil is
in better position than formerly in re-
gard to purchase of the pure and clean
article.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-05-13
PICKERING Thought.

Lemons may be sold in st. Louis on
Sunday. rules a court. Wouldn't it be
fierce 10 want a lemon on Saturday and
have 10 waIE-Cleycland (O9 Leader
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-05-13

The rapacity with which the hunt for
birds and animals that have grown rare
is carried on by enthusiastic hunters who
are exterminating many species is re-
vealed in the contest now in progress for
the prize of one thousand dollars that
has been offered by DIR. Clifton f. Hodge
of Clark university for the discovery Of
the first undisturbed nest of the passen-
ger pigeon in any part of the United
States or Canada. A man at Ingersoll,
Ontario, discovered nest of the almost
extinct pigeons, and notified DIR. Hodges
representatives to come to Ontario and
inspect it as a preliminary to the award.
But before the representatives could
start the finder of the nest telegraphed:
Don't come. Nest stolen. Birds gone"
This despite the fact that the original
finder had tried to keep the location of
the nest a secret. Unless steps are taken
to preserve them, certain birds and ami
mails are doomed to early extinction.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-05-13

The French government has sent to
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-05-13

Adyertising Pays. Try II.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03

of the Mollilou for the two little girls
after which the ship was named IN
token of Hawaii's aloha.
Mr. McInerny wanted to know what
Seaman Hazard was doing on the
Sweetheart, saying that he had heard
this gentleman always knocked off his
watch half hour too soon and was new
err actually seen to do anything.
Seaman Hazard then explained that
he was a member of the port watch.
but didn t know why he was singled
out to speak unless it was by Commo-
dore Smith who always thought he was
the man TO do everything. There had
been a lady on the yacht, he said, who
came to him when the yacht was half
way across-but without printing the
details of the lady story it is sufficient
to say that he finally presented cher
to Captain WiIder,-a healthy able
bodied black AIinorca hen who sQuatted
on the table and alternately picked at
the string on her leg and the lei on
her neck.
McTnernv added that he believed the
| chicken would finally wind up by be-
coming the property of Commodore
Jaeger Then he announced that SIR
Thomas Upton, the Irish prince Of
yachting men, had donate! a cup to the
transpacifc racers, perpetually if needs
be
Prince Cupid was another speaker at
I the luau and was forced to explain
why he had left his Sweetheart behind.
which he did to the satisfaction Of
concerned.
! This is the last of the many enter
/ tanments to be given to the visiting
crews and they will soon start the long
trip back.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03

One hundred and fifty local and
visiting yachtsmen and their guests sat
down 10 q luau on the spacious lanai OF
the Seaside Hotel last night where the
connecting crews in the transPaclhe
race were toasted and feasted to their
hearts content.
Commodore Jaeger Of the Hawai-,
Yacht Club occupied the center seat o.
the center table. offering the first toast
and WHI McInerny, who was responsi
HE for all the arrangements and VINO
5rdn, = oct all the credit that was com
mo- - him as there wasn't time, was
the PRINCIPAL speaker Of the evening
The malihini crews attacked tn'
snrea5 in the same heroic manner thai
-bev sailed ont Of Pedro harbor on tint
lone cruise and with dozen ANXIOUS
hosts 20 a guest managed to dispose o
at least part Of the Hawaiian delieaele
laid before them.
Commodore Jaeger introduced M'iH
arr,, Who forthwith sailed into the a.
-ea.bled guests until the storm OF az
rra1-a caused him to take a reef an
sb,r. the ora-orv over to the other en-
os +ha table where Frank Thompso
was irving to illustrate the Prope
| 80 .a-.r.r TWO finger POI TO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03

they didn t do it because they couldn t
they didn t know how but they knew
how, now.
''Since he had seen Hawaiian hos
pitaIitv he wanted new word in the
English to describe it because the old
one was threadhare and worn out
He concluded by saying that the
transpacific race was the greatest yacht
race that is ever, sailed and that he
was sorry that out of the seven
Yachts entered and later augmented by
the MolhIou only three started. In a
few wears. he said, there would be
Yachts from every Yacht club on the
Pacific Coast, many from the Atlantic
and even from over seas and in our
time. too. which was warmly applauded
! for the crews of thirty yachts can find
places at the Hawaiian board.
After Kaai's orchestra which was
| supplving the music of the evening had
plaved a small selection, Commodore
! smith rose again and asked permission
/ to add a postscriptum, Thompson lnsln-
uated that it was the best part Of the
! letter and the commodore answered
! that If was true in this case.
/ .sThere was third yacht in this
race. I have it in my mind that
I ought to take my hat off and Captain
I Wilder Of the Hawaii ought to take
his hat off to Commodore Ward of the
/ MolIIou. wild vells.) Captain Wilder
said that we had a new boat. Thai
was in line with the many little cour
tesics that we have received from Cap
tain Wilder but it was not altogether
true. But the Mollilou was new-camt
right from the builder to the starting
line, as he said, and then all the way
across the Pacific under cruising can
vaS'
Frank Thompson again spoke an
presented a third trophy to the captain
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03

The Matson liner Wilhelmina IS due
from San Francisco next Monday.
The American schooner Gamble Is
seventeen days out Of Port Gamble on
her way to Hilo.
The American schooner Fred. J. Wood
is thirteen days out of Grays Harbor
bound for Honolulu.
The schooner J. NJ. Wptherwax also
is on her way to Hilo. She sailed from
| Eureka thirteen days ago.
The Korea is expected to arrive Sat
| urdav morning and get away on the
afternoon of the same day.
/ The bark Alden Besse is loading scraT
iron preparatory to sailing for San Pc
dro the latter part of the week.
The steamer Likelike sailed yester
dav afternoon for Mahukona and othe
Hawaii ports. She carried lumber ant
sundries.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea, du
: from the Orient next Saturday, vii
bring twelve hundred tons of orienta
freig to Honolulu.
Nearly hundred cabin passenger
left for Island ports yesterday on tn
Kinau. for Kauai; the Mauna Kea, TO
Hilo and way ports, and the Mikahala
for Maui, Lanai and Molokai ports.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03
MARINE TIDINGS.
BY Kahuku Wireless.

5. 5. SIERRA, AT SEA, inbound S
P. m, August Sis miles, northeast
winds, smooth sea; barometer 30.34
7O.7l.
5. 5. LURLINE, AT SEA, inbound, S
?. m, August 2.-l54 miles, will arrive
noon Wednesday.
S. 5. HYADES, AT SEA, outbound
IS p. m, August 2-2s6 miles from
Hilo, rough sea.
5. 5. ASIA, AT SEA, outbound, s
?. m, August 2.-65 miles, all well.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03
NEXT MAILS.
Coast, Orient and Colonial.

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per Lurline, Aug. 3.
Nokohama-Per Korea, Aug. 6.
Australia-Per Zealandia, Aug. 16.
Victoria-Per Makura, Aug. 10.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per Logan, Aug. 3.
Yokohama Mongolia Aug. Is.
Vancouver-Per Zealandia, Aug. 16.
Sydney-Per Makura, Aug. 10.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03
MARINE REPORT.
BY Merchants Exchange.

Tuesday, August ,. 1910.
Sydney-Sailed, Aug. l., :. 5. Zealan
dia for Honolulu
San Franciseo-Sailed, Aug. >. schr
Jas. Rolph. for Hama.
Port Allen-Sailed Aug. /. :. 5
Hyades for San Francisco
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03

W.S = : : :, 2 . !
'e..d 70 barometer readings are cor
sae,s .os i temperature, instrumental
"a ls sna local gravity, and rednee d
u scale w. average cloudiness stated
sad is ,r .om to 10. Direction Of
aoar, so Ss;Serage velocity in miles Der
Haa is n,. at 8 p. m. Velocity of
hour. prevailing direction 59ring %
VIM B. sTOCKMAN.
Section Director.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03
Mauna Loa Has Big Trip.

The Inter-Island steamer Mauna Loa
arrived from Kona and Kau early yes
terday morning, bringing thirfy-seven
cabin passengers ana a cargo consisting
of Island products and general mer-
chandise. She met with fine weather
on the kona and Kau coast. The cargo
Of the Mama Loa was the following:
$500 sacks sugar, 145 sacks coffee. 81
punches bananas, II cases fruit, 10 hogs
II crates chickens, 126 pieces koa 1um.
Der, 16s packages sundries and ship
ments of ginger, fish, pears, buffers
preserves. wool and turkeys.
The following sugar is awaiting ship
ment on Hawaii: Punaluu 1856, Honu
apo 1850, kuka.au 2247, Paauiio $4,000
Paauhau $500. Honokaa 1900.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03
Shipping Notes.

structed of the finest material and
| still in pretty good condition.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03
Logan and virginian Today.

II. gnv transport Logan is expect
5,S arrive from Manila today and
DE- vii probably pick up a few easuals
sss. Il she gets into port this morn
n, IL viii sail for San Francisco
he ,ss sternoon, otherwise she prob
slhv1 MI sometime tomorrow.
hi sagcan- Hawaiian freighter
Tnsia. ! due today. She brings a
rs 1t general merchandise from
lsa sound, much of which was
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03

/ shipped from New York, Boston, Chi
eago and other eastern and mid-western
cities, largely by the Tehuantepec route.
The Nirginian viii get a cargo of
sugar here and at other island ports
and sail for Salina Cruz 10 make con
nection with the Tehuantepec railroad,
which carries the American
company's freight across Mexico and
delivers it TO the company's big steam
ers which ply between Gulf ports and
! New York and other eastern cities
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03

n r n m. m. p In. Rise
L2 81 cos SIS 9.c2 :. IS 8 80 Isl
aAs ~ In 80 sas.ss { IS 2.5s
''aa as a.n ! % 10 20 5. IS IS 3. SIS
'a "a a.5s SIG 10 50 5. IS 8 IS 4.s6
80 20 Al az AZ 5. So {. 80 s.ls
az Is! s:l2llo % $50. safe. 80 40
NV moon August 4th at sos .. N.
,Soa. laes 1t Kahului and Hils occur
H. s' 0ie hour earlier than at Homo
ns ;'iian standard time in 10 hours
h,. .lu1es slower than Greenwich time,
~. ina. M OF the meridian of I57 De,
shs s ~ minutes. The time whistle
uc,.i:So p. m, which is the same
M n"ich 0 hours 0 minute. Sun
VIAL. moon are for local time for ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03

I11E0loLoa1CAL RECORD.
Ls., I osy Sunday Morning BY The
a ofhee, .. s. Weather Buresn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03
rrsoN LINER is DUE
At 10 O'CLOCK TODAY

,,,..on liner Lurline will arrive
s' a'1 Francisco at ten o'clock this
y =. according to a wireless mes
pr Ts,asv night by The Advertiser
Zine has forty-eight passengers
!. cabin. and large cargo. 1t IS
d he Lurline's best trips from
...;,s,t. She brings a good-sized
:, mail also. She will discharge
.Ta fans of cargo at the Haekteld
o. =, !, an unusual week for mail
=. The Tenyo Maru left Sunday
!. mainland, the transport Logan
.ss.t.a 10 leave today and the 10
!. m Saturday. The Asia arrived
.,.r tbe Lurline will get here to-
Is md the Sierra is due Friday
mo Asia of for Orient.
r, Pacific Mail liner Asia sailed at
j., o,,lotk yesterday afternoon fol
T..sssna. Nagasaki, Kobe, Shangha:
:, ,-bsr far eastern ports.
= =, -. liza had a fair-sized list of pas
.,. =. hound through from the State:
il Orient. and at this port sht
I.,a 40 few stopover passenger
ri, Il ,5ovt thirty japanese for the steer
:. She took a small cargo from Ho
,5Lr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03

LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED
states WEATHER BUREAU.
Halolulu, Tuesday, August ,, 1910.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03

VIM B. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03
Captain Fined 1880.

NEW YORK, July 19.-Collector
Loeb has ordered the captain of the
Italian liner Duca Di Geneva to pay a
fine of $500 for failure to put on the
ships manifest two sleeper trunks
containing valuable laces brought here
in Nav, 1909, but never claimed. At
tornevs for the line said today that
persons unknown TO them in Italy Sc
GREETED the trunks aboard ship.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-03
Last Of the Old Picking.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.-The old
Pacific Mail steamer City of Picking,
which carried the First California
Volunteers 10 the Philippines, is to be
broken up and shipped to the East
Coast as scrap iron in vessels of the
Bates 4 Chesebrough windjammer fleet
Bates L Chesebrough announced yes
terday that they had purchased the
hull of the old steamer from the Roger:
| Wrecking Company for $4,000. Sail
ing vessels IN the feet mentioned leay
ing here during the last year have beer
| taking part cargoes of scrap iron, relic:
of the fire, but this supply is exhausted
| and Bates & Chesebrough see good bal
last, as well as good money, in the re
mains Of the City of Picking. The hui
will be towed to the beach at Sa1
Pablo and broken up. The buyer
figure that it viii net 22,0oO tons o
scrap, which they expect to ship t.
the other coast IN three vessels. Tn
City Of Picking was sc years old, haV
ing been sent down the ways at CheS
ter, Pa, in 1874. Her hull was cor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04

piste llee Wr. % Dtrs. alberi 80.
renions @iGit. Sons Suitru err ct
Ssifenbebnrn af Mrs. Ssrenien.
Mr. Bail giorbe ct ii9loen gobt Sno'
trpf Der / gpen neo fit fortrinlige
Spii. Get er hans Seniitg nGite
CONNER at tiIbrinee en- itor Gel al
lin sSeric | 0ecorab.
Som for nPpnt, bandit 60.
SoooenS Scope "5infa" ferite Bro.
mic peb 8pooelgbene | Ga crosse
Iioite SnSoog, men mi meIbeS, at
ianme Set fopreoe NOT en- Ssrite.
piGmie 6reoog. @egge bisie Bro.
mier beitco al $500, og Chen bar
benboIospis 2.23 OF $50. 60 SOP.
ben cg 6. Gbriitinnion fom 2srboa
tilboge fra ga Crosse, og DC funbe oo
ogioa meo6eIe, Of GbriitionionS Sta.
Der boobe punbet Ell SreoieprGmie
meo 2.25. DIR. SopbenS Scope er
"Gacer".
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Sat
til Den nurif-amcrifanifc Ircsic.
Eli "Secorab-EoIten", 9ecorab.

Gil "Secorab.EoIten", 0ecorab.
Sr. Heoafterl
0ireftionen / Gen HorIfe gnterifa.
linie pebtog enitemmig paa Isbe
ibog at ubtale en- Saf til De Rorif-
4merifnnife BLADES llogipere og
.Geoaftsrer for oen mPgtige Ststte,
De bar poet Soretagenoet Den Gor.
ife Mmerifalinie.
Senne itore notionale Sag bill
itben Spil baaoe Der / Rorge og
blanot 2unosmpno / oct fierne @e.
item fremoeles omiattes meo Den ill
ilutning, Den FOREIGNER.
Oct Ifol p9re Dor Spgape at giere
ben Rorife amerifalinje life alene
til ct lpnnenoe Soretagenoe, men til
ct 9inbeleo mellem Horge | gmerifd
og os berbiemme, iom ri baaber pil
bore til @l9be og 8aon for os oue.
Griitiania Ben 14oe Sept. 1910.
9ireftionen
Gen NorIfe Imerifalinie
8. q. anuot5on,
q. @itb,
6. .. s. Spanee,
6. $. Spbe,
(peo 8. q. anuot5on).
Bernhard Sonsien,
9. Stepbenien,
Sienal @ergeien.
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&rs. Oscar Ncliun $50.

WouRc al "0cccrob Boitcn"S 2U.
icrc Der / Gountuct nil miubc@ C&cor
NeTion. ION ! Here Mar par Mcoars
bci0cr ! bette 8Ioo9 Hcoortiou. san
rrnotte forIcoc Soma "a relic til 50
liiorrin pauarunb al iriQtcuNc MeI.
brco ! Gluten Of 90 Norcnc % bos
fattc ia cmiiocr I Sos 4uQclc&. Ser
bGr Tamiiicu boict ga RcIicu / 1907
nmfom oeh en- 2Jcrubuuculnffc, %
bar boet Der ii6eu. : TrCooRa iro.
lei til "Voitcu" ct Telegram ira
Gsrneu. &nrrn 9}clior at Wobcrcu
bar niaauct pcn CeNcn Sen 27bc ci,
fer 3 aara SrqcliQhcO, Mrs. NeI,
ION oar 30 Aar QammeI. Sun ettcr,
Iaber iig fire Born, bporoi Sc 10 or
boIne.
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Spring 6rope.
tefier "SeraIo".)

NrS. Senrp @IaSrub fonr
Eirsoog tiIbo9e efter noble ltoers
8cisg / StiIlmoter, Winn.
Selma SoIberg, Cater til 9.
:. Solbcrg | Caledonia, bIep forIc.
Den I Sa Crosse GIFT meb 5rco. 6.
Snnot. &c oil DO / Caledonia.
Sobn Gice % SnItru fra Sen.
briefs, Winn., bar beisgt SIratnin.
9c og 8enner / 8iImington o0
Spring @robe.
WfiiS SSbn Solporion tiltruootc
forriae M~onbog en- Heiie til Mitdca,
2. 0af., buor bun ogtebe at bcisqe
Hcicr Teicrion og Sonlilie.
- $. 8. Toif, JON fon til Sprina
@rooc FOR at oOerppre Wrs. gpcS
9egropelie, ucnote iorrige 5reoo9
tiIbnae til tit Stem / Scnbrum,
Mtimt.
Wcluin. Ebumpiou % Silitru
rciite iorrigc 6rebo9 tilbngc iii
Wouut Soreb, @is., eiter ct fort Be
Jog hos SIrgtringe % Senncr poa
@oterIoo MioGe.
WrS. 2ip 0offeL ser | 1858
bIeo isOt t Spriug 8roue, boor bun
ogioo icucre bleu gift meo Claus
0offcn, er iornplig bsb I lit Stem
npr @crncr, W!inn.
- SllIiuS Spergiten og Carl Oil
bcr0 a~irciIte SirSoog meo lit 6lptte'
QoOS til 2arum. Q. OFF, buor DC
bcQae bar togct Sonleiteubs. Ceres
6umiIic piI / Den nrrmeite 6remtio
ielgc otter.
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SmaapInf.

Mrs. Nils Srrcuion % bent
Oc& Cottcr. Sophie 9mnlic, ira 81.
Cloi Soma, bcirQCr iortiocu Mr. %
Mrs. Z. ". @oIo her / @pcn.
- g}iIS 2ppitucn fom iioitc Cor.
nag bicm otter CT Bar Wooreocr&
CpboIo / Mooiior % Gortou 2.
Suf.
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iooQ CMouOnQ) til TioQcrop for at
cUrc tiIiteoc pes Crit @otbucrS 9e.
aropcIie 0}r, @othucr, Der ror Gor.
Hcr urr Ri0qcpau hor / ITngcrc
Eio Iibt al arGit / I%uiigtct.
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reiS, bcnboIospiS ira @eitrc % Sitrc
Eoint Greet. itaricoc Srcbog noo
@iememrciic her / Spcn % oiIaaoe
~1cruubcr oaian "Eoitcu" CT @cies.
&c baube iom Gcleaotcr prrct til.
itebe peb a%reoSms0ct / Crane Greet
sc Dor MI pan Siemreiien.
Z. s. Scgg % Suitrit, iom !
CONNER bar opboIbt ria pna lin
6arm nrr Sogparoen. Saifotte.
pon Canada, fom 6reboa tiIbage
ior Of ie ii! lin gienbom Der % mn.
Iisens for at tiIbringe Iinteren. %
finder iig Del tiIirebs meb 2anbei
oer,be og fif en- uosenIunbe goo ap.
ling.
Gbparb goil fra Wtabiion.
@is., iom cr @eoeier % Ieoenoe
Sfueipiaer / Bort OF Wisiinq
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Zen fsrfte Gel al DR.. Clubs Gale
oar ct frnftigt, parmt oa begeiittet
SnblGg / Winoegopens Gag, en- Zip
pei til Observation-Disclosures Sierte.
log, Tatriotisme og TIigtsfeIelie.
90 ben maatte / Sanbbeb isle Zig
lioen og usiel. iom efter at babe bort
oenne Gale life fsIte en- upilfaarlig
Srong til at itiffe Saonoen / Cont
men % ORE fin Sfi9rp paa rsbe
Happen. Den iibite Gel al Salen
bar piet De TO 9%omponiiter, til bpis
Winbe os sgre Soften oprinoelig
bar fommet iitanb.
Som openfor n9pnt, er Der ingen
Soiul ON, at Soften bar sl imuf
Sufceis, at ben bar til ggre for Sans
g~erior6unoet % til tort Sremme al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sng; og oct
er ret at babe, of oct iaa bel ~begpnb-
tc Samarbeioe maa bli f%ortiat, at
S~ilitelninger al bette Slags nton bli
til aarlige 8eeipenbeber / Dor Sp.
ri Sangerforbunoet bar Der ON
'Woreenen blepet aiienot ~ielgenoe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
%"aomponiit Soban Spenoien,
ariitianio.
@inneibeif Gountp norife Sangcr.
iorbunb qrotiilerer.
Martin @olo,m, TrpIioens.'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-04
Sommio nopmnoet al SrG.

s set itore iapanIfe 9Iao "Gbuo
Sbimbun" omtales en- S~pfinoel'e,
aiort at en- Sapaner, &emiferen, Nr.
SafabaIhi 8enibin, Der mulig oll faa
flor getponing / gomulosiuouitrien.
Wsebens ban par beifiGftiget meo
roale femiife Grperimenter, fom ct
Stnffe 9ambus / 9ersring meb Ell
bis Sure. s 2sbet al fort zip laa
9afabaIbi til jim Sorunbring, at
gambus'en foranOreoes til en- blso,
bpib IoSie. @eo iortiatte Sorlsg
mes nGpnte Spre opoagebe ban, at
iaa at iiae aIt Sloas Gre og Bart
Serpcb fam omoannes til gomuso AZ
fortrinlig apalitet. Mt SafabaibiS
SpfinoeIie bar p~raftiif g~etponi1g
fremaaar al set Saftum, at ban oso
i'm WetboSe fan iremitille gorniilo
til en- gnercs.Iris al SO Gents pr.
~apon" Get iapanif @aal, Der er' ont
trent 10 Vuno), meoens ben nio9'
renoe Yris paa alminoelis raa Som-
MS / S,opm err $3.50 pr. apau. Ger
err taaet Yatent paa OpfnSelien | 3
ooube. bpor Sen alereoe bar paft me-
act flor Spiigt.