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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-23
German Empress, Bir,hdav

Berlin. Oct 22.-Berln displayed a pro-
fusion Of flags to-day in honor of the
birthday anniversary OF Empress Angus
Ia Victoria. who was born October %
1855, The imperial family celebrated the
day with a large gathering at the pal
ace. One of tho features of the enter
tainment was the singing OF Miss Ger
aldine Farrar
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

First Lieut. EDMUND B. IGLEHART. Third In
fantry is retired from active service
The leave q absence granted First Lieut. ROBERT
p. HOWELL, Jr., Corps Of Engineers. Is tx
tended ore month.
Capt PETER w. DAWSON Twenty second Inisn-
Try. Is relieved from duty as member Of the
General Staff Corps, 10 take effect November !,
1910
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BOOK CREATES STIR
Famous French Beau Writes
on Masculine Dress.
REGRETS THOSE HALCYoN DAYS
n. de FOuquieres Confesses He he.
comes Melancholy when Thinking
of Louis XIV, of the Regency, and
Early Dandies with High Neckties.
styled an Arbiter of Elegance.

Paris. Oct 22.-M de Fouquieres. one Of
the three best dressed men In France, the
other two being NJ. lie Bargy, Of the
Coincide Franchise. and a certain we'll
known couturier. has written a book
which Is creating a stir in French literary
and social circles. II is called art Ele-
gance and Charity"
In II NJ. de Fouquieres regrets the past,
the halcyon days when masculine dress
was as tasteful and important as FEM
mime attire. He confesses that he be-
comes melancholy when he thinks of the
time OF Louis XIV, OF the Regency, and
OF the early dRndies with the high neck
ties. He asks mournfully. Where are
the Hons and their romantic attitudes,
their impassioned speeches, their gaudy
carriages?
Yes, / know, all that was perfectly
ridiculous, and we who realize the value
OF time and the usefulness Of precise
words refuse to be ridiculous. But were
they ridiculous, those soldiers-and how
gorgeous their unifOrms-who danced
elaborate dances after the battle. on the
battlefield?
Have Rigid Attitudes.
We are ever in hurry, we are skep-
tically inclined and are blase when mere
youths. Dressed IN black, We carry with
ourselves an atmosphere OF indifference
and have rigid attitudes. oh, that way
We have of saluting ladies with a little
sign OF the fingers and a hasty bow-one,
two, one, two-which is 10 the baise-main
OF yore what twostep Is to a stately
payan
when We leave a drawing room we
don't eXclaim, Tt was wonderful, en-
chanting. intoxicating We merely say,
1t was rather decent That is progress:
the men talk business or sport, and the
young men went there because IL was a
social obligation.
II don't object 10 sport. on the con
trary. il creates a taste for action but
il should not be taken 10 the ball, where
one should 90 merely 10 amuse ones SELF
II one is young, II one appreciates femi-
nine grace the beauty OF flowers. the
charm Of music, and the caress of per-
fumes.
our young men don't smoke; they
drink mineral water, and they dress suf-
fclently we'll 10 look like everybody else"
Dealing with the subject Of the English
dandy the beginning of the nineteenth
century, NJ. de Fouquieres shows him
small consideration. OF Beau Brummel
he says:
Termed Sublime Dandies.
IN spite Of his prodigious waistcoats
and his wonderful attitudes. I have no
sympathy for the sublime dandy for
this Brummel who mistook tactIessness
for impertnence, and insolence for wit "
The French arbiter OF elegance has no
patience with the famous Beau. though
he admits he was a unique exponent OF
sartorial dandyism and that his formula
OF elegance was the only correct one: a
we'll dressed man must not attract atten-
ton.
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N FAMOUS SONGS 0
- AND THEIR HISTORY IN
~ ISag ~
Darling Nelly Gray"
No g..
BENJAMIN Russell HANDY

There's a low green valley. OF Kentucky shore
whied happy hours away.
a-singng little cottage door.
darling Nelly
ms poor Gray,
darling
I a. sitting all day
from the old Kentucky shore
Then I'd darling Nelly Gray
the
my
ma
q
Ny cane is M al s
I'm o
shall shall unsung
getting blinded. my way
somebody knocking
Oh! I hear the angels calling, /
he
Oh! my darling Nelly there they say
m more
I'm coming coming the angels lear the way
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The Cause.

From Llpplnc0tts s.
II hear his relations with his wife are
strained What caused it?'
Her relations"
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Oh! my darling Nelly Gray, in heaven there they
That they'll take you from any more.
I'm coming coming. coming the angels the way
Farewell the old Kentucky shore.
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Copyright. 1910. The Press" Company
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-06-11
WHO ARE ELIGIBLE.

!. Ms 4, cuv.,hor ~ Nevada newanapers. in
~. s,-oa. nr,,narv Z =
REFERRING " ny Wy 'l
have erred In statement that only
electors who had voted at the pre-
cad,rg regular state election will
80 h.,,o4. =.
We !es'siO'0 "
the september primary election. sec
ton a OF the law Is clear on the mat
ter. II reads;
That the QUALIFICATIONS ana reg
ulations Of voters at primary cleo
lions shall be subject to the same
tests and governed by the same pro-
visions OF law and rules and regula-
lions IS now are prescribed by law
for other elections and the same OIL
GERS who prepare and furnish regis.
ters for the general elections shall
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-06-11

Mike White, s sacks of lime, $500
Phoebe Water company. work on mains
Pioche Water company. water at Court
A. S, Thompson. supplies furnished
A s Thompson. supplies furnished
A. S. Thompson. supplies for court
house, $39.40.
4. s. Thompson. supplies for Pr
Tim Gallagher, lighting lamps on hose
carts, $500.
o. H. Smith, salary as sheriff. $166.66
Jake Johnson. salary as deputy sheriff.
4 j. Harrington. salary as deputy
sheriff, $4,000.
Jas, G. Small. salary as deputy sheriff,
Caliente Mercantile company. supplies
for Caliente road, $3.65
Jake Johnson team hire. $3.50.
Jake Johnson. team hire and expenses,
o. H. Smith. team hire and expenses,
| $500.
0. H. Smith. team hire and expenses,
$500.
owen Walker. janitor services for
Mary Parolla. allowance for May as
INDECENT. $500.
Frank Walker, services and material
| for court house. $4,000.
Jake Johnson. team hire. $24.00.
Paul Sucetti, plastering jail. $4,000.
.Panaca Coop. supplies furnished In
]. Alphin, road work, Caliente, s2s 90.
Louis Addleman, road work. Calente.
W. D. Maynard. coroner fees. ETC..
| W. D. Maynard. justice fees, $4,000
| Phoebe Mercantile Co., supplies for
| court house, $685..
Phoebe Mercantile Co.. supplies fur
| nished Carpenter. $4,000.
/ Jas. E. Price, lamp for court house,
| $1,000.
Lizzie Butler, rent on county high
.ca Mario q o Ewing coyote and wild cal
John Ewing. blacksmith work for coun
lty. $500.
Fred ]. Sieberts. cash advanced OF
sewer franchise, $1,000.
Peter Beilich. work on Delamar streets
]. E; Kesectch. work on streets Of Del
Antione Patoialo. work on streets OF
Joe Pancerai. work streets Of Del.
amar, $45.00
chas: culverwell. Jr.. road work Cal
U. N: and 1. Telephone Co.. phone ser
vices, $500.
Mrs Mary Jones meals furnished coun
ty prisoners. $47.70.
sss. 20. Z carman' salary ana mileage
Lou Nelson, Ice for court house.. IS. 40
w. 7. Stewart, salary and mileage
$43. 90.
Joseph Ronnow. salary and mileage
$2S. 40.
c.. w. Garrison, salary as deputy clerk
A H. Norris, supplies furnished In
digent, $1,000
]. f. Roeder, salary, $4,000.
i Chas. Culverwell, Jr., salary, $50. 90.
Phoebe Record, job work, S20.15
i Phoebe Record, advertie'rc-, 5000.
Henry Lee. salary. $4,000.
Henry Lee, STAMPS lvr .3unty, $13 10
John Corkish, supplies furnished In
digent, $1,000
John Corkish, supplies furnished Tn
digent, $500
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F*E*** x + Y + x + = = NJ x Va !.
. SENATOR sYPHus' CASE
Clark County Papers Comment
On Recent Petition.
xx**

Hon. Levi Syphus, state senator
for Lincoln county, was asked by the
Review what he had to say regard
ing the petition being circulated in
Lincoln county asking him to resign
from the office to which he was reg
ularlv and honorably elected. Refer
ring to the petition and the state.
ment therein made. Mr.. Syphus re-
piled:
You may simply say that recog-
nice the cunning of the hand that pen
ned it; that as it is penned / shall
not blame the neople of Lincoln coun
ty for signing it; but will have my
day in court, If it comes to that"
The petition is generally recogniz
ed as the work of Charles Lee Hor
sey, who has for long time been
itching to be senator. The petition
pretends that Mr.. Syphus is MOI
legally entitled to retain the office
stating that he is no longer res
ident of Lincoln county This fea
ture is, of course, joke, as the
courts have held time and again
that a change Of residence after cleo
ton does not invalidate any of the
rights OF a legislative officer unit
his term expires; but, much as we
should like to claim Mr.. Syphus al
resident Of Clark county las the pc
tition alleges), he is not--and wha
Is more, he will not be forced t.
be SO.
The Review has confidence enough
in the integrity Of Mr.. Syphus to be
lieve that when he gets read t.
change his place of residence he will
not attempt to carry away anythin,
that does not belong him.-Clarl
County Review.
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The Hon. Levi p. Syphus. state
senator from Lincoln county, is In a
fair way to be beheaded by a Mem
esis Of his own creation. He fathered
the division which formed Clark
county from q portion of Lincoln,
and now the politicians Of the parent
county, !. e., Chas Lee Horsey, ct al,
are addressing him q petition asking
for his resignation on the grounds
that he is resident Of the new
county and not Of Lincoln, st. Thorn.
as being named as his abiding place.
Certainly the astute politicians Of
Clark never figured on getting Levi
along with share Of the county
debt and other burdensome assets
Nay, brothers, there Is some mis-
take. Syphus lives at Panaca, moi
st. Thomas. In fact, this very point
was discussed at Carson by the fran
ers Of the county division bill. Mr.
Syphus' term being for four years
1t would have been necessary, pro
viding he was . resident of Clark
county, to make provisions In the
bill itself for the appointment of q
senator from Lincoln to fill the un
expired term, but he stated that
while he owned land and mining pros
ppects in Clark. he claimed Panaca
the home Of his parents. as his resi-
dence. -Searchlight Bulletin.
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Official Paper Of Lincoln County
PRIMARY LAW SUSTAINED.

Notwithstanding that many prom
inent lawyers Of Nevada Of both the
republican and democratic parties,
believed the direct primary law pass
ed by the last legislature to be faul-
ty and would not run the gauntlet
OF the higher legal tribunal in the
state; the supreme court In decis-
ion written by Justice Sweeney and
CONQUERED in by Chief Justice Nor
cross and Justice Talbot, has sus-
tanned the validity of the law. The
matter having been definitely settled,
it Is now in order to put the law into
practice.
The contest was initiated by dem
ocrat; the fight in the courts was
conducted by . democratic attorney;
but with few exceptions, the move
ment met with the cordial support Of
the press OF both parties; they TAX
ing the view that II the law was
faulty, It was better to have the su-
preme court pass on its merits or de-
merits at an early date as possible.
The decision IL voluminous az
fair, containing more than $50 closely
typewriter pages, and It appears thai
the law is sustained in every impor
tant. clause with the exception Of that
which admits OF the possibility OF
candidate defeated at q primary be
ing nominated through q party con
.vention. Should anything like THU
arise in the future. the supreme cour1
holds that It can them be made the
grounds for : test case.
No matter what defects the law
may contain, 1t is step In the right
direction. True it will entail much
more expense to tax payers, neces
stating what amounts to the holding
of two elections. But there are many
advantages to be gained and we are
heartily In accord with the objects
of the law. The primary election
will held on the first Tuesday in Sep
TENDER. while the general election
comes at the usual time in November
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-06-11
The Singing Kettle.

It is said that the Japanese. SO IN.
genious In the making Of curios and
fascinating devices of every kind, man.
ufacture them. An iron tea kettle.
otherwise quite ordinary. has the al
most lifelike characteristic of burst
ing into song when the water boils.
The sounds. they say. are produced by
steam bubbles escaping from sheets
of iron fastened across the kettle near
the bottom. Skill is required. not only
In making them. but in regulating the
fire under them These curious ket.
ties have been in use for many. many
years.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-06-11
Assistant Rangers.

Supervisor Royal F. Matthias of the
Nevada national forest has received
from headquarters Of the U. S. for
estry service, notices Of the per-
manent appointments as assistant
rangers with pay at $1,000 per annum
of Guards w. F. Thorne. stationed
at Currant Creek. Stanley Reed at
Ely, James A. Cahill, at Melvin. Bar
ney McNulty, at Spring Valley and
D. B. Bailey, at Berry Creek, who
have been temporary employees OF
the service, with pay at $1.100 per
annum.
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BARTLETT WON'T RUN.

Congressman George A. Bartlett
has announced in q telegram from
Washington that he win not be can
didate to succeed himself during the
coming campaign. He also asserts
that he win not be q candidate for
any office this fall, which removes
him from gubernational POSSIBLE
xty much to the qualification Of the
nickerson machine.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-06-11

Now that the supreme court has
upheld the primary election law there
win be no conventions Ia. 60 to this
rail
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cant understand why you want I'd
marry young Twiggs Can't you see
how foolish he is?'
Yes, pa That's why I'm marrying
him"
What"
! can see how foolish he is about
me-"
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This primary law has somewhat up
~ the calculations a some poll
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One year, in advance. $3.50
Six months, In advance. $3.50
On subscriptions not paid in ad'
vance, charge Of 20 per cent is add
cd to defray expense Of collection.
All remittances should be made By
bank cneck, bank draft or by United
States post office money order.
Papers sent to foreign countries ado
$1.00 per year to pay postage.
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State Brevities

Senator Nixon has donated 100000
to the movement looking towards the
erection of Y. M. G. A. building
at Reno.
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BILLS ALLOWED.

List Of County Bills Allowed by the
Board Of County Commissioners, at
Their Meeting Held June 9Th, 1910.
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william e. Orr, County Clerk and
ex-Officio Clerk of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners In and fol-, the ,Coun-
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
full, true and correct list of all the
bills allowed by the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners at it's meeting held
Monday. June 9Th, 1910.
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John Edwards, hauling indigents t

John Edwards, hauling indigents to
county hospital, $780,
VIM. e. Orr. salary for May, sos. 33.
sos. SO.
Hodges-Cook Mercantile Co.. supplies
for county, $3.50.
kilograms sent by county s4s5.
T. o. Duckworth. hospital contract.
o. c. Dranga, rebate on taxes, $116. Sc.
w, X. Moore, supplies and work for
court house, S14.00.
F. D.. Smith. work performed at court
house, $25. 90.
Chas. Culverwel. Jr., team hire at
Caliente, $500.
M. O. Graves, salary as principal of
Lincoln county high school, $4,000.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-06-11

u s. District Attorney Sam Platt
has been selected by Attorney Gen.
eral Wickersham as his special as
sistant and has directed him to con-
duct certain important criminal prose
cutions before the United States dis
trict court at San Francisco. This
is an unusual distinction for a dis
trict attorney of the United States,
to be appointed for special duty out
side his own Jurisdiction.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-06-11

Governor Dickerson was called to
Vale, Oregon, last week to the bed
side Of his sick mother. During his
absence from the state Senator Pyne
of Nye county Is the acting governor
of the commonwealth of Nevada.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-06-11
ADVERTISING RATES.

Local readers, 15e per limo for first
insdrtIon, Zoe per line for each sub
ssquent insertion.
claeSislsd ads, 1oc per line for first
gnssrtien; Sc per line for each sub
sequent Insertion.
spacd rates furnished on appI'ea-
,tlen N person, by telephone or mail.
onisrs for Job work executed
peer1ptIy. M
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-06-11

Sheriff Jack Owens Of Nye county
has departed for other pastures leav-
ing shortage in his office aggre-
eating between $4,000 and $4,000.
Undersheriff Vail Pitman is now act
ing sheriff of Nye. The last seen
or heard of Owens was at Tacoma,
where he is said to have taken pas
sage for Alaska.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-06-11

Entered 1907 the office
Ploche Nsvada, Of March 8, 1879
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-30
6jertelig Saf!-

Seq snifer beroeo UNDER eef at
uotoIe min bierteliee og opbtfslte
til mine 8enner fern og npr
for 6eres giorag til, at min %
Wars Subileumsoog iom grpit bIeo
en- al De itsrite Ssitiosonee / nit
9ip. Sof, genner; for eoers bierte.
liee 2pfsnifninger / 9reoe og SeIe.
grammer; 8of for eOers mango og
itore @aper; 8of, at ioo mango of
eoer eior0e en- lang Heiie for at
funne p9re meo oeo Soften; Snf,
foroi ioo mango al eoer bidlp til
peo &nretningen og 0ponrtningen
paa Sfolen; min og 5amilies bier.
telige Sof til eoer ale.
Blair, ben 27Oe September 1910.
6. g.. gtg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-30

NOT o9ion fan leie og ifriDe ON
iliet.
Men Sanobeo / alt. 8eroen mao
les iom Den al SUB fable geroen,
oe bans i%tprenoe Saono maa ipores
/ aft.
Og ioa moo oct life UNDER 9efat.
ningen me6 oisie ioroiife os oeros-
Iige 9ine elemmes, at oi er ifabt og
leper for ct bsiere Moal % en- nori.
gere 9pffe, emo Soroen og oenne
@eroen giper.
8enner, bielp os at lsie oen paa-
peee0e Sp9ooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-30
Gn airfe iSapan.

Sapan bar fnaet Raonet oSolop-
ganeens 9ano". Suno bar man ment
meo oenne 8etegnelie2 Sful0e oct
p9re Oct Ste0 poa SorOen, boor
Solen ferit laoer fine Stronler
ipiae2 Seq tGnfer. aitronomerne
piI0e imile 40 en- innonn 5orfInrins.
Wisiion9rernes geretninger Der noe
fra tpoer pao, at Sopon M er Col.
opgnngens 2nno | beoite Cortland,
ioet Retfproigbeoens Col meO 9Gge.
Dom UNDER fine Singer (Dial. 4, p
err opgaaet. ioa fIere % fIere al De
imao Sapnneiere fommer no %
Ipringer Tom anIoe fra 5eoeItaloen
al @f90e oper, at s2piet fra oct
Ssie MI ogina bar beisgt Dem.
S9ioo Dor egen lille Nisiion Der.
noe itranler MI for os | SoleIanien
fra BET 6sie. Saponeierne bnpOe life
be0et os ON at ienoe benz Wisfio-
nGrer; men ui eiorbe oct aIIieepeI !
gsn og 9adb ON. at 9erren uiloe
leofoae fit Orb meo meOfslgenbe
Tean. og bet bnr ban eiort ianIe0es.
at en- Sfare troenoe o. lpttenbe ia.
ponefere nh itaar % beOer boooe
Sub oa os ON en- airfe at IomIes |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-30

angoaenoe giooieOelts Seir /
Snratoea ifrioer Obi. Sec. Ser
81. a.: .Seiren er en- Seir for SOL
fet og oeres Sag, en- prlig 8olitifs
Ger ooer flope Sntriger og usielt
TDronni. Zen ognmIe @ar0e" bar
fimpeItben forismt at regne meo
ben 8ooieDelifeg olitifs Stprfe. 9poo
be bebonoleoe iom iiffert anti-rooie-
belt 3erritorium bite Zig 6erimoo
at oare Sienoeng 2ano / 5orbolo
til Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-30

Sfglge @isconiin.S Dnooen9 n1beo.
logical GunrterlD" er life en- eneite
Stnoent neo gnn Nrbor llniDeriitet
(D2ih.), boilfet Department ban
inn fref0enterer, iifret imoo en- plan.
Iagt antifriitelig Rropngnnoo al pis.
ie Brofesiorer Oct er ouermdaoe
uonifeIigt for 6isie unge Wenneifer
unoer ionoan SnoHpoeIie at forbIi.
be | ben bibelIfe 9ro. Nonge al
EroFesIorerne babe oe0 bette o. an.
Ore l~lniperiiteter er anbenbore Sri.
tRnfere ogSpottere eIer | oct mino.
fte inittet al ben mooerne @polu.
fionsfGre. iom | Dor lib eennem.
frpn1er nniten ale Bioenifobens
Gepartementer o. enten oabert eIer
bemmeIigt nGafer ben Ieoenoe %
oImuatige Cubs girfning og ftp
ren0e &oano. Denne DmItrnoiebeo
asr oct til FIigf for airfen at buoe
pore iinae Wenneifer gooe friiteIige
sfoIer. buor be fan fan be aino.
ifdber. be iseer. | 5nititltioner. bpor
Be life ifnl prre iibfaf for ben poo-
peaeoe E~orogrpeliae 5~nofTJoeIfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-30

Oct er M mart TO Gar, Iioen
Mmerifnnerne greb / 2ommen for at
biQlpe. Mesiina efter bet itore
SoroifplD, og man ipsr9er natur-
Iiat: SpaO er Der uorettet? Sbaret
Ipoer: gSon eoot iom intet." San
6rancisco oerimoo bar opbDgget
zig ielu efter Den itore l1lpffe oe er
ina liolig, tribelig og boabefuIo
iom nogen Sin6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-30
On Ifgnnere gersmmeIle,

On ifgnnere 8ersmmelie, END
8ooiepeIt fit / Snrniogo fra en-, Der
erfIpreoe Jig for giceprPiioent
Sbermnn, fan neppe tanfes. Oct
par Sob Seoges, ban iagOe: uHoo-
iepelt er en- flor 2eoer, og cen @runO
BERTH er, at ban fan faa ale 5olf
/ 9onoet til at tpnfe paa ben Jam.
me 5ing paa inmme Sio. en6oer
fom BELT Mnno, Der fan itarte en-
mental Brocess" fom Oenne, bebs-
per fife at frpgte for u0fal6et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-30
Charles 6rohmon. en- 8eater:

CHARLES 6robman, en- 8eater'
.Nanoger~ / Stem gorf, bar tiolige.
re pRret imoo Senoagsorama; men
influeret Of Disie iociale Arbeioere,
fRrIig Of en- Uaiis Sane aooms bnr
ban ififtet anifueIie. Wan foreei-
Der, OF airfen life meo 9eio tager
fig Of 9iOens etiife Broblemer; men
~5olt er Oillige til at Iptte til en-
gr9oifen, oeriom be iomti0ig fan
more iie." Gu bill man oerfor babe
en- Qoo Deotoget, JON tilIaoer iaaoan.
ne mornlife Sfueipil ON Sbnongen,
fom ct uoOaIg at 8oreere bilIiger.