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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06

IF dong away with the present system
and granting permits only on the recon-
manhattan ~ the owner oi the property
which the stand would face and Of the
Commissioner az Public Works. The re-
port to the Compt roller was made by
Chief Examiner Prial % the Finance
Department MIR Prial stated that he
had investigated conditions in the Flew
nth Assembly district. OF which Thomas
! McALnus - the Tammany district
l-a der and LOUIS Wendell Jr the Alder
man Mr. Prial reported that he had
found that II was impoSsibl. for any uns
TO get stand permit in that district who
lid not first Join the McManls club and
piy dues IN advance amounting to SlI.
NJ Prial filed with his reports affida Wits
NJ several persons who swore that when
hey sought to get an apphca tIon form
from Wendell they were told that they
would have no chance pf getting a permit
unlses they first joined the club
Mr. Oliver happened to be in the Alder
manic Chamber when tha Mayors mes
age was read and Frank Downing. the
TAmmany floor leader called HIM for
ward and beRan questioning HIM a. TO the
truth Of the charges contained IN his and
Nr PriHl's letters Mr. Oliver said he
knew them 10 he true and knew that II
Was the custom OF several Aldermen to
.ign application forms in blank. He was
asked IL he could name one Alderman who
followed this practice and he immediately
responded by naming Alderman Ken
neatly. who represents Charles 7
Murphys district Mr. kenneally ad-
united that he was in the habit Of signing
such blanks and leaving them at his dIs.
irict club. bat he explained that he did
this because he did not wish to he pestered
nv callers az his house
Vice-President Rent. who was in the
chair. called for Mr. divers letter and
reading extracts from It To him asked II
he could prove his statements that the
sIgning Of blanks by Aldermen led to cor
ruption and that persons who sough
stand licenses we're compelled to CON
tribute to the receipts ~ political clubs
Mr.. Oliver was beginning 20 explain
that while he knew the facts to be so il
might not he in his power TO furnish legal
proof whereupon Bent cut him on and
directed the clerk If the board to record
thar Mr. Oliver had stated that he was
unable IN prove the charges he had made
m HE letter 10 the Mayor
Alderman Wendell then asked for the
privilege of making a personal statement
and m long and impassionsd outburst
denied the accuracy 81 the charge made
by Mr. Prlal and demanded AN investI-
CATION
If the~e charges are true he ex.
Il am not ~ tn sit IN this honor
able hoard, bur IL they are untrue | insist
on hemg vIndicated He attributed
Mr. Prfal's report To unkInd things said
by hia political opponents IN the Eleventh
district
Finally the Mayors message and the
letters we're referred to the COMMITTEES
on Rules With the understanding that
that committee would arrange for public
InVesti cation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
SUNG JOHN N. BRADLEY.
Hawiey Bre;heEs OBJECT 10 His Owning
Prspert, No Reeentiy Thefr sisters.

BHIDoEP ri. Conn. July . Alan x.
Hawley. the former balloonisi. and his
brother. William Hawley. to-day brought
a suit TO recover s2O.o 900 worth Of property
from John r Bradley, who backed DIR.
Cook 8 north pole expedition.
The Hawleys are brokers in New York
under the name OF william Hawley a
Co Travelling abroad two years az o
with their sister. Jennie VI Hawlsy. they
presented to he Louis Ievee. a balloon
ist who had worked for Hawley. levee
returned 20 New York with the Hawleys
He - . Frenchman about - Miss Haw-
ley went back with him 20 PARIS where
they were married and returned 10 New
York
The Hawley brothers found that their
sister had transferred the title TO prop
erty IN New Canaan TO her husband They
had placed tie property in her name.
taking her notes for security.
They brought ssiits In the New York
courts aggregating more than Noo.ooo
To recover on these notes and recently
obtained Judgments OF over SCI. COO.
They brought similar suits IN the Fair
field county Superior Courr in this city
and On Saturday got judgment OF 81 No.
When they sought execution they found
their sister and her husband no longer
owned the New Canaan property. hut
had transferred " 10 William r Talmany
81 Norwalk. who had turned Il over TO
John n bradley
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
HYDE SENTENCED FOR LIFE
slayer % Col. swepe Appeals Go suprem.
Court, bot Fails 60 Get han

KANSAS CITY. July S.-Dr. B. c. Hyd.
convicted Of having poisoned Col .Thom..
II. Swope. was sentenced TO life impr.op.
ment at hard labor by Judge Ralph 3
Lathshaw in the Criminal Court here to.
day.
An appeal to the State Supreme cour.
was fled by Hyde's attorney and until
IL In taken up by the higher court IN.
prisoner will remain in the county i.,l
here.
The doctor and his wife. who has stood
by him 50 faithfully. sat side by side uhao
court opened. Judge IAthshaw promptlv
overruled the motion for arrest OF judg
ment and pronounced sentence. Hyde.
attorneys asked the Court to grant bail
This Judge Lafhshaw aaid he could noi
do, and then MIR. Lucas presented a.
affidavit for an appeal.
As the Supreme Court does not meat
until the first week in September and az
IL has heavy docket. IL Is the belief Of the
attorneys that the case cannot be reached
for at least six months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
~ VOC FLIRr ON the STREET
In Baltimore Ses WIN Hear From the
Assistant LADY POlieeman-

BALTIMORE. Md. July 5.-The Woman
Suffrage Club 81 Baltimore intends Ia
put an end to all street nirtations. "a
keep many Of the young people who
swarm the streets at night at home. and
To prevent any behavior that " not dec
orous and mannerly by older men and
women
A COMMITTEES from the club will call
upon the states Attorney tomorrow
and ask hiA advice and cooperation.
The states Attorney will be appealed
to particularly TO discover IL 10 10 possible
TO appoint women assistants Ia the police
officers AZ the suburban resorts and on
the downtown streets. whose duty will
be to look after street morals.
When the sudragists appealed TO the
police board recently to secure the APP
pointment OF women policemen At the re-
sorts the board declared such action not
wihln its power. as the resorts we're out
side Of the city limits. Now States Al.
torney Owens will be asked for aid, and
II he declares that the appointments are
impossible the women will wait until the
next legislative session. when q bill will
be framed prov iding for the appointment
Of the women assistants TO the police.
Meanwhile. many OF the suffrAgists vii
appoint themselves unofficial policemen
and will look out for the conduct OF the
people ON the streets Mrs. Emma Mad
dox Funk. the president Of the club, says
We are not planning this campaign
because We feel that the policemen are
lax in their duty. hut We think that there
10 much TO he done for morality that the
police have not time to bother about
II we succeed in getting women assistants
to the police to do duty on the downtown
streets aud at the resorts then We viii
feel that We have accomplished some
thing worth while
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
damages for baby SHOW ered Win Loco
nstNe sparks.

Clement Hilton and his wife nj I3s
Railroad avenue Jerr-y City. got a verdict
of iIJ0 aga inst the Ere Railroad in Ia.
Fra, District Court. that city. yesterda v
a. compensa ton for burns received by
Their seven months old daughter Emma
The hsbys face was clustered nv a shower
II sparks which fell from the srnOkestack
OF an Erie locomotive running On tn.
Pennsylvanis Railroad trestle as she was
being held m her mothers lap on the
doorstep Of the Hiltons' home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
PATERSON MIL BURNED.
Plant % the Manhattan nibben Cempan
Destroy ed Win Heav, Loss.

PATERSON, y. J.. July 5-Fire thus after
noon destroyed the plant OF the Manhattan
Ribbon Company on River street. entail
ing loss 81 from y2sO.ooo to 5000
The origin Of the fire Is unknown. Owing
to dulnsss in the silk trade the mill has
been closed for a week and about twenty
Ave employees were engaged in taking
stock. The mill was q large brick build
ing adjoining other big mills. but the
latter were saved. although the employees
were in panty and IL was necessary to
close down all the mills IN the vicinity.
An hour after the firenen arrived the
roof caved ia and several fremen we're
injured but none seriously. The greatest
damage was done in the finishing room.
where about $500 worth OF silk ready
for the market was destroyed All Of the
silk in process Of manufacture on ninety
two looms was also ruined.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
wtDE HYw rHTNK or MOTHER.
M FLYNN Embraced aged woman and
HAD 20 Explain On Court.

Mrs Rhzabath crane Of s75 Riverside
DRIVE wen' tn night court last night and
told Magistrate Harris that she had seen
.Ioeerh Flynn. - years old. of So Vest
SeNenteenth street. huRging an eighty
seven year woman IN front Of $40
West lSSih street Yesterday She saw
that tha old woman Wa no, responsive
and had Flynn arrested and brought to
night court.
After FLYNN had said -Judgeyourhonor
I'm a married man with two children.
he explained tearfully that he had seem
hts old woman. whose name was not
mentioned in court, come down the steps
of 40 and he recollectionS of his aged
mother that she invoked caused him TO
an brace her and that he meant no harm
Nagisrra's Harris Said that Il he hadn't
bssn q married man with two children
he would have gore 10 the workhouse.
hut considering the circumstances ne
would fn- him SO. which ha did
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
DIED.

BLAKE On July .. Richard u. Blake. s.rvi--.
TIVE FUNERAL CHURCH 3ti IVES, 81
FRASk Y. CasPrsiL BLDoJ. TuesiE
evening. sso.
BRosxwAY. On July T. 1910 at Clinton. y b
4. Norton Brockwsy. NJ D, aged ~
Funeral services July 7 at Clinton
BROMLEY on Monday. July Z, islo Margaret
Adams. widow Of Niles Sandish Bromley
Funeral services 90 her late residence. Wet
sal 81. on Thursday morning. July =. 81 ioia
O'Clock.
CHENEY On July 4. Prank C. Cheney. Ser
vices THE FuNkAsL Cauncn.- al ". ssd -.
Wednesday. p. n VaANx z. cANyusLl,
BLDol
CoyLE.-At summit n. J.. oa Tuesday. july 4
1910. Hugh Coyle.
Relatives and friends are respectfully iuvi,sa
20 attend bis funeral from his late rcsidenoS
" Mercer A.. Jersey city. on Friday July \
n0A. NJ. thence 10 ST. Peters Church
CRAWFORD Suddenly. on July ). 1870. char
lotte NJ. In her 10Th year. and Jeanette 7,
In her iTth year. daughters Of Andrew sn4
Adelaide North Crawford.
Funeral services At thetr lats residence. wed
sad St. HverdsIe. city. Wednesday. July
atsP. ". House may he reached By suovas
70 Van cortlandt and by ,os p. n. train trv9
Grand Central station 70 Riveraale. csN
riaEes will be In waiting.
GoSLING.-on July .. 1910. Adoiph oo.lins.
Funeral services on Wednesday. July O. - 4 "
at his residence. 81. Davtds. Delaware eousg.
Pa. interr1ent &C Oak Hill. washingSs.,
DC. London and Paris paper please eosI.
HAvERLY. July q 1910. Eliza Hsy.nJ,
Services TIVE FUNERAL CauRcH.- al ". u
81. Wednesday evening. . O'Clock FRASx
CAsPskfL BLDoD.
MAcHIN.-on July g. Hannah Jane Maesn.
vices -rus FrNTsAL cHunru- ~ "
sad st. FHAsK Y. CAABskLL BLDol.
MpDIEroN-In New York city July I. INA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
Want Hush-s 20 TaIE TO Guards Omc.r.

ALBANY July Gov Hughes has been
invited % speak 10 the officers # the Third
Brigade, who re a. their camp ~ IN
structIon ~ karner- near Albany The
"fhc~r- ar" having their nrs' te~r II in-
strIctIou by army officers wholly for
theiT benefit The camp will end on
Thursday and th. briRa L. officers 10 tho
number ~ ~ OF more intend o. ma rch 10
the Capitol and line up IN the Governor =
hig room 70 b" looked over and talked TO
by the Governor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
Norton Chase sue. for Divorce.

Norton Chase. who was State Senator
from Albany county and Democratic
candidate for Attorney General in isa5
and is now q law partner Of D-Cady Her
rick in the firm Of Herrick. Farren. Chase
a Pennio at S Nassau street. has brought
suit for divorce from his wife. who was
Mabel l.. James of WilliAmstown. Mass
They were married in 1887. hut have been
living apart for several years. Mrs
Chase makes counter charges. She asked
Supreme Court Justice Page yesterday
for $50 a week alimony and $50 counsel
fee. The Court reeerved decision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
PLrNTy or ACTION THERE.
Building where Poo,room was Raid-d
Recently scene sT Lucky Eight

fight on the second Hoor of 1872 Broad
way where t~o weeks ago q poolroom
vas raided. caused . crowd o. gather on
Broadway yesterday to listen 10 tie shouts
IF the participants and the sound IT
breaking furniture Rohert Richards a
tire manufacturer op~ned a store IN the
former poolropm a week ago. and h. ar
rived ~ he Flower Hospital after ye--
tsTd1y iigit, mute as 10 ~ oauses. hat
suffering from stab wound IN the back
and a bruised head
The poliU@ are now looking for " iiliam
Dunn. Peter 1aiis and one whlta Johnson.
all Of whom they think were psrtlCt pants
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
LIEUT.. W. n. GRIFFITH RESIGNS.
Naval Militia Omcer. Csurt-Martiaiied
Recently, Quits the service.

ALBANY. July 5-Announcement was
made at the Adjutant-0ener Depart
ment to-day that Walter X Griffith had
resigned a. Lieutenant Of the second
battalion. Nav Militia. Brooklyn. Lieut.
GrIftth was court -martialled several
months ago for alleged drunken ness
while on the steamer with Gov Hughes
and stan during the Hudson Fulton
Celebra ton in October last. He was
fined 500 md sentenced to be reprima nded
and has since paid the fine
Another officer 81 the same orEAniza :
ton. Arthur " Cohen. lieutenant, Junior
grade. has also forwarded his resignat ion
to military headquarters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
DETECTIVE MISSING.
wsrran, Out fer Mckinley ef the Brssk-
kn Force.

Detective Henry Z. Mckinley Of the
BROOKLYN branch Of the detective bureau,
State street, has been absent without
leave since eight O'Clock the morning OF
the Fourth. A warrant charging him with
assault was issued by Magistrate Tigke
yesterday morning.
August Poroelh. an express wagon
driver. swore to the warrant. Porcelh
SAYS that after "A quarrel with Mckinley
over two women in q house at SIS Atlantic
a venue the detective rushed out Of room
and struck him down.
Mckinley is first grade detective,
four years on the force. two years in
Brooklyn. receiving $3.50 a year He
has a wife and two children At his home,
20 Cation place. Flatbush. They haven (
seen him since Sunday night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
DRIVERS ON CITY JOB sTRIkg.
want Contractor 90. That u Nak,ns
streets On The Bronx 20 Raise Pay.

When il was time To go 20 work yes.
tsrday morning $50 drivers Of the Watson
Contracting Company put IN their hats
and went on strike in The Bronx Tn.
company asked the police to sand men Ia
guard their stables at Aquscuct av.An.
and south kingsbridge road and at loo.
del and Weetchestar avenues
There was no trouble yesterday or Ia.
evening and IL IN thought that there vii
be an agreement soon. The men wan, a
raise from g. Ia g. 50. They are part ~
force OF $50 drivers working on a lob
making streets for the city. Until a ~
Element IL reached the police will watch
the company's property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
. klIIed .fter HoIlda, Oatins

The body OF Warren Nolan. ~ years old
Of go Tonnele avenue. Jersey city was
found early yesterday morning lying
beside the Lackawanna Railroad tracks
near old st. Peters Catholic Cemetery
at West End The youth spent the Fourth
at Lake Hopatooug II - believed that
on hls return home he jumped of n train
40 IL slowed up for the tunnel and fell
Under the wheels HE body was mutt
lated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
The wall street Evening Sun. e.

The Wall street edition u THE EVENING
SUS contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations 20 th . cIos
81 the market. The closing quotations
including the bid and asked prices. with
additional news matter. are contained ala,
q the night edition VI TIE EvESINo Sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
VIE Of Col. W. y. spauId,ns a su,e,d.

BosToS. July Mrs Jes~le p Spauld
ing, wife Of col " T Spaulding Of Maiden.
committed suicide this afternoon by
s.sphy Walton at her home Col Spauld-
ing found ths doors Of the house locked
when he came home and broke open the
rear door He found the body Of Mrs
Spaulding on couch Two gas jets were
turned on and all Of the windows and
doors had been securely fastened. Mrs
Spaulding had been in poor health
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06

ALBANT July State Superintendent
Of Insurance Hotchki-s will probably
forward a copy Of the full report Of the
state Insurance Department examiners
on the PheniH Insurance Company when
u 10 printed this week to District Attorney
a. the District Attorney may desire 20
take The report covsIed irregularities
in the management Of tho company.
especially regarding rendering OF state
rsaenta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
TTe~rScker Causes Loss Of Railroad
station.

NLwBrRoH July The station Of the
ontario aud Western Railroad at Little
Britain was destroyed by fire on Monday
evening. the fire icing started with
frecracksr that was thrown among
ZONE freight by hoy saw mill a
~ed store. gram silo owned by r ID
EIerson and John Cotton. were also burned
10 ths ground 4 bucket brigade saved
two or three Cotttg near hy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
sting sing for Girls. A...,,.n,..

John {. FeuEr. II years old. 81 $50
Gravesend avenue. and Henry Rabb. ~
years old. II 1N54 West Nineteenth street
rACentlv convicted ot assault on young
girls. were Yesterday Ssntenoed by Judge
Ia wc~ti IN tho County Court. Brooklyn
To not less than five and three years re-
spsctively IN Sing Sing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
nro~ nsd in ncrn ia, PHI.

Nav RRrSsWICE. D. July 5--Charles
Dundsbury. years I'D. ~ South lmbov.
went swimming In a clay pit on Sunday
afternoon. That vas ths last seen 81
him until yesterday. when his body was
feet Of water
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06
Killed h, q Pitched NAN.

SALPrLPA. Okla. July william John
son was struck bshind the right ear nv A
pitched hal and almost instantly kiIlsd
10 q ball game at Olive to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-06

uNDERTAkERs.
FRANK q. CAMPBELL 7Al-7 as ~. 7sa :.
ChApeis- Ambulance Service. lei. iazs Ches.'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08
Gn nbbeselis Srano.

Hpfsbing, So, 81. Sum-. GUS
man0 30. Cots @ienoom poo 3ol-
itrup Narf er i 6ormiooogs neo-
6renot. Sloens Opfomit ifploeS
96rns 9ee meo 99noitiffer. 10
9ern paa 2 og 4 aar inoebr9note
Otter at Rooeren fore9oes boooe
iegt at reooe 9srnene, 6Ieo bun
oanoittig % moatte feres bort.
On oOenn9onte ubgggeIigegrano
meooeler oWorss ao.":
geo 1ty9ioen opoogeoe arbei-
oerne, iom bar beifeftigeoe paa 81.
reftsr 81. aarups 9eboeliesleilig-
beO, at Der bar opitaoet Slo | STD
b~eriarbeioer MiffeI Colts eienoom
paa RolItrop Viarf. Soft bleo itrafs
nnoerrettet ON 9ran0en og ileoe
bien, iamti0ig meo, at 9ronoopi e.
net alarmereoeS. 5 2gbet of en- bolp
Snes 0iinutter bar 9ranompnoene
paa granolteoet. Men oeO anfom.
item opoageoe De. at Der life bar
noget gono eaer nogen 9ranOitiae.
% bo oft | Oenne Sio er fnostsrt
og oct bIPite en- let 9riie. par De
to iommenbuaaeoe 9Gngcr mart
omiprnote af 9nerne timber oisie
OmitGnoiebeoer moatte Der pr.
goaf bentes ganb fra Den nurIig.
aenoe @oorO aoIitrup; men for
iuben Der fom gnn0, por Gienoom.
men HeobrGuot iii @runOen. % Def
TDffeoes INN at rrbOe hot Snbbo.
areotifrerHe. Der por ! StoIoen. bIep
oaiaa reb0ef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08
Sr. 3able r%efOrmcrer.


Gen %. Sum- meooeles officielt
@eO neutrality-suspicious. Babies
Snoitiaing bar aongen reioloeret,
at oen / fgf. geoiaineer biotil britg.
te &iltaleform bliper at enore.
De Berioner. iom er / 8ongen,
iomt S%ognepreiter ~beteaneoes bio
til iom nos elifelige", De, Der er De-
forereOe meo Hiooerforiet og opel.
ter, meo n6r.", mems ale andre be.
tegneoeS oeo Raon og 9iositiaing
0isie Sitularer er life mere tiosloa-
renoe oe er oerfor ira 8irsoog Den
81. SUM at aongen bleoet o%fifoffe-
De, inoleoes at Den oanife aonge
berefter tiltaler ale oonife Stots.
borgere ems, booo enten De er | Hon-
gen, er oeforereoe eler life = mem.
Zig meo oeres 9non meo 9ilfeieIie
al 9iosfti1ing.
Samtioi9 bar ct Of Suititsmini
iteren for 0onoen foreIngt 5oriloe
ON 9Gnorine / iamtIige Snititsmi-
niiteriets 9Ianfetter til ll6feroigelie
of alerb6ieite 9eoiainger og BRO.
flomer og meoet onoet opnooet Son.
gems 9iGioeIie, iooIeoes at 6isfe
berefter bIfoer offatteoe / Operens.
itemmeIfe meo 0utioens Sprogbrug
Soa mart De npe 9Ionfetter = Der
ale bliner pootrpft oct oonife 8igs.
baoben - err rentrpfte, oiI be blioe
ienot til De onore Miniiterier, for
at en- ensortet GffotteIie nteo aon.
gems forbenteoe ginigeIie fan bIioe
gennemfsrt oberaIt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08

8orbanolinger for &iesretten bio.
ner ON, = ieles Tom Ell isrgelie
aenosgerning, at Gortilioenifob
ben @rao fan bppnotiiere og for
oirre 8egreberne hos TO perionlie
beoerli9e M9no, at De letter 9ar-
tiets 8el oper 2onoets oe boIoer
oeres Saano beifpttenoe ooer en-
Mon6, iom oae b9Oerliee Men0
2onoet lpnoe bopoe oniet for en-
morallf Siooer, 2egner og uoeoer'
bpftig Berion.
Den gommelmooerote o2ol'
Iono-6ollter 6olfetioenoe":
8i bill fin0e BET beloiet, ON man
| 6enne Sitiiotion = ON emo moo'
ife meo OperoinoeIie - ira ale 81.
Der oil erfenoe, at ben enfeltes IN
oioioueQe Sfen life fan eaer ber
beie iao it9rft. at man no oerfro bill
unoerfen6e 0ommens Hetfproigbeo.
Gen Dom loo fig 10 life feI6e, iom
piloe tiIfreositiQe e1er operbeoiie
ale. 8pr6igit oiIoe oct 6erfor oere,
ON ale M bsieoe Zig uben Gritif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-08

Miffel Colts Suitru, Der bar
gaaet / Morfen, ilebe, iaa mart bun
iaa Hegen itige op fra @eienoom'
men, biem, boor Der par 4 9ern al
enc, boorof De to minoite, ct Por
8piqinger pno 4 Waaneoer,
par inoe | Stuen. Mooeren fit Sbil.
lingerie frelIt no at Den b~r9noenoe
@ienoom, men tunoe life finoe DE
TO ANDRE, ben lille 2.oari9e ag0a og
ben 4.oorige Iltrio. Gen nlDffelige
Wooer Dor itrofs flar ooer, at ggr.
meme matte nGre inoebr9note, og
iomrenoe fortolte bum til oe anfom.
ne @ronom9no, at Sloen por op.
itaaet / 2aoer, og at benoes to
imaa Bieer ganife iiffert opbolot Jig
berinoe og par inoebrenot. De film,
fe 9ranom9no iotte alt ino paa at
finoe De TO lapneoe Born, og peo
at aplte N}urene inc til 2aoen
fanot mon De TO Smoopi9er. De loa
Tom Gig ooen poo bionoen / bet
Sierne Of 9aben lpn0it bort fra
n~o9on9en.
Get formooes, at ben itsrIte af
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Dem bar boft T9n0itiffer o0 lat $40
/ SoImeu, og peo at ie bet bIusie er
De be9ge of Sfr9f Iebet ben / Sisr'
net for at genme fig. Sanoipnlig'
bis er oe bIepen fooIt of Hee, for.
inoen SGoen bar noaet Dem. Ssiet
par fuloitGn0ig br9not of benz, og
oe imaa 2egemer par ipeone. % 90
TO imoo 2ie bleo oroeet frem, oar
Mooeren ganife fortoioIet og lttrs.
Itelig.
Miffel Colts boooe / aft 7 9srn,
boorof oct pIoite er II aor al.