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New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
FIRES, KNEELING AT GRAVE
Grief for Father Causes Suicidal
Attempt in Cemetery.

Few of the mourners who visited
WoodlaWn Cemetery paid any attention
to Arthur H. Buehler yesterday after
noon as he crouched over his father s
grave in Hemlock Plot. Shutdown ap-
preached, and with it the hour when the
cemetery was closed for the night. and
men were passing from avenue to ave-
nue. and plot to plot to warn the mourn
ers of the lateness of the hour.
Special Policeman George W. Clinchey
was a little way in front as he went
from one mourning group to another.
There was pistol shot and Buehler fell
in his breast.
Women and children shrieked with
fright and fled toward the Webster ave-
nue. gate Clnchey hastened to Buehler' s
side and found him still conscious. At
his side lay a 22-calibre revolver, which
he had placed TO his right breast in an
attempt TO kill himself
Policeman Stevenson, of the Wake
field station, sent in a call 10 the Ford
ham Hospital for an ambulance. and DIR.
Carey responded.
Buehler. while refusing to give any ex-
planation for his attempt to kill himself.
said he was disconsolate over his father S
death He said he was thirty-one years
old, clerk by occupation and gave his
address as No. 43S West 163d street At
the hospital later on. he said his ad-
dress was No. AIS West I64th street.
Both addresses proved fictitious.
The hospital authorities refused to per
nit any one to see Buehler. and the
| cemetery officials refused TO give the
first name of Buehler's father or the
date of his death.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
DENIES COBB BILL REPORT
Roosevelt Gives Warning About
CroWdinu Ananias Club.
EXPECTS TO SEE GOVERNOR
Ex-President Emphatic in Dis
crediting Albany Yarn OF
Opposition to Hughes.

Theodore Roosevelt not only emphat-
ically denied yesterday that he had
expressed his views at any time to any
one adverse to the plans of Governor
Hughes to get the Cobb direct prima-
ries bill passed by the Legislature. but
he went further and stated that he eX-
nac+ed the Governor to visit him at Oys-
ter Bay
Inst when the Governor will make the
trim Mr.. Roosevelt would not say, but 1t
is believed that the call will be Wlthln
the next few DAYS during which time, II
WAS learned yesterday, the former Pres
ident expects to have three important
callers at Sycamore Hill. The first OF
these will be Clifford Pinchot, former
United States Forester, who VIII go 10
oyster Bay this afternoon to spend the
NIGHT with his naturalist friend. Inc
,,.p,as of the other two visitors were not
available yesterday
Mr.. Roosevelt consented to talk le"
minutes to the newspaper men yesIef-
day directly after he received the deier
CATION from the Hamilton Clup, OF Ohi-
cago. at the office of The Outlook, anu
if was then that he repudiated the report
at Albany that during conversation be-
tween Assemblyman Merritt, the ma
ioritv leader. and Collector Loeb, the
ex-President's close friend, the latter
had said that Mr.. Roosevelt was not IN
favor of the Cobb bill.
Collector Loeb denied that he had
talked with Assemblyman Merritt or
seen him for a year, as was told IN Inc
Tribune Yesterday, and he repeated his
denial Yesterday, and said again that
nersonallv he favored the Cobb bill, but
sought to avoid taking any part in the
controversy. over a state matter.
Referring to the Albany report yes
terday. Mr.. Roosevelt clenched his fists
and spoke with d great deal of en-
phasis:
There is no truth in it," he said. Il
never heard of the report before. Now,
r .v must not crowd that club (mean-
ing the Ananias Club too closely. IL
is already full, and has big waiting
list. suppose shoals of reports similar
to this will be cropping out from DAY to
dav. but want it understood that When
have anything to say of importance
YOU and the whole United States may
! know it, for I shall say it over my own
signature"
Mr.. Roosevelt was asked about his
plans for the immediate future, and ne
| said ne should be very busy with MS
| editorial duties. dinners and other APP
pcjntmeuts which were in sight for the
next ten days He said he expected
three visitors at oyster Bay during that
/ time.
DO YOU expect Governor Hughes to
| visit Won there?" he was asked.
yes" he replied, but declined to say
whom he expected the Governor.
Nc matter who come to Sagamore
Hin will not see them unless by ap-
nointment. | will turn them down other
wise no matter who they are said
Mr.. Roosevelt in reply to questions II
he would see newspaper men at his
home or give out any signed statement
| from there
Il was announced at The Outlook
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
enent ex ercises on Page Sd

office Yesterday that a private secre-
tary had been assigned to Mr.. Roosevelt
He is Frank Harper, of London, until
recently private secretary TO ROBERT
Donald editor of THE London Daily
Chronicle" He has been taken on
THE Outlook staff, it was said, but
will act entirely as Mr. Roosevelts sec
retary He will not go down to Saga
more Hill, however. but do Mr.. Roose-
yelts work in "The Outlook offices.
Albany, June 22.-Governor Hughes has
accepted the invitation of Theodore Roose-
Welt to visit him at Sycamore Hill IN the
near future.
When asked tonight concerning the for
mer Presidents invitation, the Governor
said 1t had given him great pleasure to
accept He added that no date for the visit
had been fixed.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
REFUSE WRIGHTS DEGREES
oberlin Trustees Relent Later
and Brothers Get LII. D. S.
fBy Telegraph 10 The Jrlouhe'J


OherIin. Ohio, June 22.-1nVlted "
onerlin College to receive degrees Oh
noc,ors of Law. the honors refused Oh
,beir arrival, and then after starting ioi
cleveland being recalled to receive lhe
...,,,,eed degrees was the experience OF
OrvilIe and Wilbur Wright the Day 'O--
aviators, to-day.
The Wrights came this morning
had been invited by the faculty p"'
eoYnd that the trustees of the lnstitu-
go, were fncensed at the action OF 'lle
t.o,,I,z, and had refused 10 allow the
,-,,,aae 20 he bestowed upon them Wheii
,hay heard this the Wrights departed
Cor cleveland At the last minute 'he
.1,,s,ees relented and the Wrights were s
y u uII[.Y,1al Of the trustees change OF nlfu-
IT, H., returned and received the degrees
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
JEWELS IN LARD PAIL
Washington Police Find l,UUo
Worth, Stolen by Negro.

washington. June 22-In an old dust
1''ened lard pail, hanging from raIter
:" lne hay loft Of a livery stable mere
0etectlves found &11, $50 worth OF Ola
-"otaS and other jewelry to-day OF
-'aily four months, while the ponce oi
Ey city in the country have peeh
''oeavorlng 10 trace them, the 1e"eis
'-'o hung undisturbed in the barn where
,'y had been hidden by Scott " III
'-sh, negro, who stole them from the
-.'-'e Of Mrs. Rehecca Z. Hornsoy' IL
his city.
"lnbish. who was formerly employeu
., Mrs. HoEnsby. confessed the theiI
.''a LED The officers To the barn where
~ Property WIS hidden. Among 'ie
Hc.cs recovered were 5000 chaIh
ifnaaiit and necklace. a $500 dianloiio
'-'1A necklace. Z $1,000 diamond ana
"tar necklace, and diamond studded
alhs, valued It $500
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
THE CUBAN MONTE CARLO
House Passes Bill Granting Con-
cessions to Americans.

Havana, June 22.-The House of Rep
rasentatives passed to-day the bill grant
ipg thirty years concession to an
American company TO operate Dull nghts'
cock fights, horse racing and gambling
generally on the reservation at Buena
Iy.e+a a suburb of Havana.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
AN ELK AND AN EAGLE
Senator Penrose Annoyed at Suggestion
of a Tener- Waddell Ticket.
rRv Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Harrisburg. Penn, June 2.-An element
80 ,nerriment was injected into the dry pro-
ceedines of the Republican State Conven-
.ior to-day by the efforts of some Phila-
5o1nhia iokers TO launch a boom for
~pi,be'' Naddell for Lieutenant Governor.
1t,addeII was as good 4 baseball pitcher as
Toner. they agreed. and just as acceptable
10 the liquor interests
..rener can represent the liquor pro-
a,,ce-s ~ was their argument, while Wad-
deu is an able representative Of the con-
e,,,,ers. Tener is an Elk and Waddell an
Eagle
senator Penrose, the organization leader
frowned upon the suggestion as savorine
roo much of ievity. Tener is at the head
of the ELS organization, while Waddel
&c a member Of the Fraternal Order OF
Eagles,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
MISS EDITH GkyNOR
ELOPES AND WEDS
Marries Harry Kermit VIngut
After Trip to Wilmington, Del.
NOW REGISTERED AT PLAZA
Ceremony Takes Place IN ONCE
of Delaware Attorney Gen
eral, marrying Parson
Officiating.
NOW REGISTERED AT PLAZI
rRv TELEGRAPH to The, Tribune. ]

Wilmington, Del June 22.-Harry
Kermit Vinelt- the New York horseman
and millionaire. brought Miss Edith Au-
e,s+s cavnor. daughter of Mayor Gay
nor of New York, to this city this morn
ing. and they were married by the Rev
DR.. George L. Wolfe, Wilmington
famous marrying parson, pastor oi
the First Methodist Protestant Church'
They are now said to be in New YORK.
Miss Gaynor and Mr.. Vingut were ac-
coronanied to the city by Mrs. Malstead
Swan. of Brooklyn, who acted as chap-
eron and witness at the ceremony. 1hey
went to the office of Attorney General
Andrew G. GRAY, son of Federal Judge
George Gray, in the du Pont Building
and he sent word to DR. Wolfe Inc
nroner license was easily procured ana
+ba clergyman soon arrived at the or
fee. Mr.. Gray acted as best man ana
Mrs. Swan as matron OF honor. Every
nossibIe effort was made to keep Ihe
matter secret, but it was discovered
late this evening.
IN his affidavit before the clerk OF
the peace Vingut said he was th1rty-
eight wears old, born in New YORK ana
con of George and Sarah Ningut MISS
ca,-,or gave her age as nineteen ana
soid her parents were William J. and
Auousta Gaynor, of Brooklyn. She SAID
Rrooklvn was her birthplace.
ATTORNEY General Gray sent out tele-
Grams tonight announcing the mar
riage The list of persons to WHO'LL
these telegrams were to be sent was
furnished by the couple
The clerk at the Hotel Plaza said TINS
morning that Mr. and Mrs. h NlhSuI
registered at the hotel late yesterday az
,ornoon and occupied one of the brloa
suites. ,,3
Harry Kermit Vingut was born IN thls
citv After being graduated from HarEaiO
i, the class of 81 he travelled Tor soiiit
15ears in Europe and the East Allhoush
-, &c in the brokerage business, 1t is az
,,oreen,au that he is particularly well
l,,,o1vn He owns a big string OF steeple
cbasers and until several years ago o"He'
the hest lot of polo ponies arouhu -Ne',
vi, He is a member of the Racquet ant
Tennis Club, where he has mace MS holiie
| c.. ea,5aral wears, and belongs also to the
Harvard Club, the Turf and fleio oiuO
The Meadow Brook Hunt and the CoheS
island Jockey Club
| I-tpout was among a number OF young
o,, IN Richard Canfelds gambling house
IN East 44th street, when it was ralued pS
the police in 1906. AS result of TINS; NJ NJ
nos brought before the grand jury, wher'
h told of high stake playing at the can
! field resort.
To nrove his ability as rider, he mace
a wager with Edward L. Norton, broker
some wears ago, that he could ride one
hundred miles in twenty-four hours. Ac
! cordtng to the agreement he did not go lnt'
| training. and the whole journey was com
Melted in twelve hours and eight minutes
including stops for rest He covered iil'
distance on four tough Western bred ponies
and a horse.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
ONE MAN OF CREW ALIVE
Spanish Steamer and % Lives
Lost Off Lands End.

London, June 22-A Spanish sailor
who was washed ashore at Penzance
yesterday says that he is the only sur
vivor of the Spanish steamer Febrero,
from Bilbao for Newport. The sailor
says that the steamer foundered with
her crew of twenty-three off Lands End
on Monday night
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
A POST FOR KITCHENER
May Be Made Chief of Imperial
General Staff.

London, June Oft is probable that
the pending War Office changes will
make room for the appointment of Field
Marshal Lord Kitchener as chief of the
Imperial General Staff This post is
now held by General Sir William G.
Nicholson.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
MADE PRINCE OF WALES
Duke of Cornwall Also Gets Title
of Earl of Chester.

London, June 22.-The King to-day
created the Duke of Cornwall Prince of
wales and Earl of Chester Tomorrow
VIII be the sixteenth anniversary of the
birth of the prince.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

Ne SanCset Hotel, Roclzland Brea X y, q @ 'ei
s--i-e, the finest located mountain ana ="
IL fFSf Tennis. Bathing Music. Klch"i
- Co, Props 4 W. Hodgdon, Asf.-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
= ,,AcAaA FALLS AND RETuRNN;;c

= E rif XaI E. July /, 2, 3, return O. lfog, ~
I-ei.isi' Tt,vs.-. Hud'n Terml Mania ttaI, %
~. ..tI,'sh Av, B'kyn. 2ll Market ot->e" al "a
-Adsl
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

Refreshing. heaithful Summer Drink
Dtweys Pure Grape Juice
Fl. T, Dewey * Sons Co.. 13S Fulton ST.. y. Z.
-AdVt.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
SCENES AT COMMENCEMEN

ION HEADED PROFESSOR HENDERSON PRESIDENT HADLEf
AND EX-PRESIDENT DWIGHT FOLLOWING.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23
: DAY EXERCISES AT YALE.
ND HENRY F.


- DMocK. MEMBER CORPORATION
New-York tribune., 1910-06-23

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-29

teftiper ON at Iooe WcSlcnmer al
aonscbuict, irrIis prins SaroIo,
ubipionere. Reoaftsren al Strife.
list GasbIab". @aitor Matbiefen, bar
uoieuot en- GrfIGrine, bpori ban neg.
ter at bope laoet prinien fslge at De.
teftiper, men Snocbaperen al ct al
bemeIbte 9ureaiier bill ii9gge 60 paa.
at ban er bIepen opfororet iii at fore.
tage en- inaoan ltbipionering. bpiIfet
ban imioIertib dfilog. Saaen bar
paft nmoaoeIie Spiigt. Sele Sopeo.
it~aospresieu tager beitemt aiitano fra
"ariitelist 2agbIab"s Sptr9ben, Der
farafteriieres iom eneitaaenbe | pres.
ZEN, itbsrt og | bsieite @rao utiIbsr.
liz. Oct antases aIminSelist, Of
Yaitor Watbieien bill bIipe neb'oget
til at neoI9sse fin Bolt Tom "artite.
Iiet TagbIao"s Heoaftsr. Suitts.
miniiieriet bar anmooet EoIitioiref.
tsren ON, at Der ntaa bIipe anltinet
en- oiieutIi9 llnberisselie. Der ital
bdpe til SormaaI at ifaiie oplpit,
bporpibt ser al noeeu CT itet Seuoen.
belle til Eeteftinbureaiier ON at no.
Ipiouere Grins Sarolos Brioatlip,
ca ON ser Sereiter al noaen er bic.
ben poet euer tiIbuot DC iamme Der.
Toner Detailing for at unolaoe bette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-29
Norees NaaIetreRoee

enoora FOR lang, lang lib iioen
breote Suruifosen fig trpe os TERI
oper belle Rcrses 2anb. 8stt op ooer
aieIbEserne os belt ub paa be poer'
10 Ger. bpor Sopet brsb, bapoe ben
ero6ret 2anSet, Ga insen itreo meo
ben ON Waaten. Bare en- snmmel
Ga bit os Der itoo os Srsmte ON
ipunbre Iase. ba Solen BARNET i,er,
GA Simlen por farere, 90 ben lslo
raaSet 8runoen alene.
W1en upe 5iber rnnbt op. Ora Git
beonuSte granen at onore inc !
9nnbet. 3 De tore, lpie 6urufose
ipireSe BEN iroois op. % 5uruen 10
al Set file SrR peo fin Bob. Bible
ben tribes meo ai9mpefuruen ON
glnbien2
@en ben samle 5uru iesnet ON
al aarbunSreSers sglSe. W~enneifene
fom og Ipsnet op | Suruffosen. os
@runen breoie iis rrer % nier. Nsrt
ca opiier FOB ben Der. os aiGmpe'
firuens Barn tinoe life Iepe ! oens
Stpsse, men pisrct % oeee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-29

Gireftionen ureo retsIigt anipar.
bpis ben fremtninser ReoaftsrcnS
GierneIie. Get ianSipnIisite tsr bel
bore, at ole Barter iinoer iis beSit
tient meb, at 4eoaftsr SboHmeien
fortiGtter. "8eroens Gang" uoer
bom piIoe piitnof life saa nosen sI9-
oelig Gremtio imsoe bperfen sfouo.
miit eller tpIitiif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-29
Hrar.-

.S7nlfes itrar.-eeueit lite april.
Saot3e, fiuis. paaIioeligs og p~raftiie
Doreniar. Serosnion % Spystarie for Blue
Blantei Aant. Heaa pere penliae mob
9pr, tintt aisretarIs meo fire ster isr
Seite, ioritaa 6armmafiEert arbeiosmaas
ben LEI, baarot Sliodrbetee unoaaaes, hvor
muligt. SoIoer iuIo6loes Sborthorr oa
Nngus 9rsaiurer; 8er,,htre gpiu. Gnleos
ming iom -Serosman- ON SiRtersu. Sore.
trRt,tr 'oritanoige RRuo, iom timber lite.
rGr Spiit % Woipreoelie. beIsre euo at
renoe runbt poa Turina. Mlmluoeltaris on
let tnlot al unoe RRno meo breoere SHtes
rssier. oar tort 9ibItothet oa llopala Tbs
iiriiter. 2eoemauoeu liaeirem % iameratss
la. Nlseet Rssierinsslauo | RGrbeotu
aabnes mart. Gnleoutug I'll at lGre Jors
hoIcene. Griods isrits lculise Sastona I
September. Gala' Sasteag for ale Rano
pad Carmen. Seitene rind rsstes Ssroas
gene. 2gn $500 Raaneoen Tor otte Naas
neosr. Crib uoisrlist isrits Brep. Raou
Glber. Sslbreo. Grfarina paa 6armen Tom
Alsretarl, iom Mltmuliam ano, ipm GUS
boHostnrL Sar ou Griarina uieo gaioliue
Traction engine, mso Arbrtoet .pda duIs.
iarm2 Spis on maugler Sarmeriarrng ptl
on pRre pliltg I'll at drbeioe Tor minore on
bpormeaet? Suor mart tan ou TONNE?
Seno 6oiparaf. hpis ou bar Iaaoant for
haanoeu. QUIZ, tun uogle 1ase at icmute
I'll 6orftnaelie. vt ioarer itrats. aniaser
BEN ipm iunss paste beoft Bu Telegram
stsr Special Teliperp naa ots uoeu Sors
inteIie? Gfrtu III g. q. 2opeiettersS ors
beth. Dor VI, lebanon, Q. Tut
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-29
Ssoin Statttif.

nj oen ipbpnnIise isoiite aarbog,
Der nplig er uotonrmet, iremgaor Oct,
at Der M | aor finoeS 1925. 653
Sober | belle 8erben; oerni Dor 1892
.019 / europa, og Oct 2ono | europa,
Der buffer feit Sober, er Ruslono meo
fine 5,0s2, 342 Si9Ee; | giterrig Dor
Der t,233.tt2 Sober. / llugaru SOL.
.37s, I 5piflnro 607 1862. | Iprfiet
.2S2,277, | RumRuien 100000,
Storbritonnien og SrIano 240,596
on | SoIanb los, 900; iuoenior
6ranfriss 8rGuier iinoes Der M fun
5000 Ssoer, 90 | Sponien, Der isr
Be itore SsSeforfslgeIier buiepe en-
ie6iif gefoIfning pua mango Srnore'
De 5utinoe, err Der mi fun 1000.
Snteresimnte er SpIpsnineerre ON
BEN ishife gefoltniugs StsrreIie
1orbolo iii DC andre Golfeilag ! De
fore gper. Ser fommer Serulnlem
Il Spioieu meo 50 at 100, og oeref'
ter isIaer SooB / rusiiff golen meo
AZ pGt., OoeSia ! RltsIono meo 33.
b9t. o. Bariduu | goIen meo 80
ret. gr. 4 er Reip Dorf meo 26 pct
oa Rr. 5 guSapeit meo % PCT.
Tien tpller s PCT. Sober, | 5pitlans
aaar Sraufurt a. 81. | Spioien mel
s, PCT, / Berlin er Der 4 pct, Obi
cnao 8 PCT, ! Sanburs 2 PCT. os
acnoon 2 pGt. 99nsere ueoe R9f'
fen timber nan garis meb 2 pet..
Rom meS 1 PCT. os griisiel meo ]
ret. gsen Sen europ9iIfe Sopeo'tno.
Ser bar icrboIosois iarreit Ssoer
or merteIigt NOT ct. petersburg, oeI
fun buier en- s3-enbeoels grooent 10
biife Snbbpssere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-29
Gyinfaloene.
SnsmGnS, Tom bliper risc.

Eli garoaI | Soan aufom forrige
llge gopofat Der Hp9b oe S~usenisr
Abel for at padbegpnbe De l9uge
~paapentebe grbeioer meb llobpgring
al SpinfaIoene, meSoeIer "gaIbres"
ben Soc Warts.
Sorelsbig ifal man fiir toge rat
paa DC rent forbereoenoe arbeioer
meS anI9a at Sransportoeie % SEAT
anIGg iant meb SpfsreIie at garaf'
fer til arbeioerne iaapel neo | gpg'
ocn iom oppe t SieIoet Ianss ben
e~oentleTle Sunnel.
Der er M bIanot SelIfabets Snee'
nisrer oppe en- ny HIon meo Senipn
til llbbpauinsen al TpiufaIoeue, ioet
man t9nfer paa at lebe arafter siert'
mem en- Irnsere SuuneI belt frem til
aaroalsfiorbeu. SiaofoIo bill ben
~epentiele tunnel blipe 26-2S 3m.
lang. YInnen ifaI life bpbe poa tef'
niIfe @anifeIigbeber, men fomrner I'll
at forSpre anl9aset betpoelig. 81
teriom Sr. 9riitsbeftprer abel no
trptte iie, bar bet belle bare ct Ben9e'
ipsrgsmooI; men bans Wening er, at
ben npe Blan oil bpbe poo aoTriuige
SorbeIe, % man piloe ipore fore
GUNNER aarIie meo Senipn til
transporter.
Sr. @aarobruger Spar Soolbeim
bar | bet iioftc for seIifabet tisbt en-
garcel af @oarben Bee Dos Ole Ore.
beef Bee for ca. 10000 SIR. DeSuoen
er Gienbcmmen Dtre Roa fisbt al
Grit Roeu for ca. 10000 &r. 5or.
riee Ssit fisbte Sr. SpaIbetm for
uppute SeIifab tinige Reiten at GEL
ae Bees Gienbom for $4,000 aroner.
Oct er iaaIeSes betppeIise Somtcare'
aler. aftieieIifobet Spirfaloene mi
roooer oper. Sor ale oisie Parcel
Iers geotommenbe bar Selifabet for
bcbolot iie Sribeo til at bGpe Son'
SeIen inben Mioten al Rai Nsaaueo
5. aar.
gu fommer oct aItiao an poa, ON
Selifobet beitemmer iig for Den me
glon. Spis ma gisr bet, pil mon
life faa grua for noeeu al De nGpnte
eienoomme, ioet Sanoelen poa otsle
uil bIioe bRpet.
Sor Dem inben gpsoen, iom bar
ioIat fine GienoOmme I'll 'aa pint
lenbe griier, pil ieIpfdeglis atgls'
reIien babe meset at iige.
gaa SeIge os Ole Srebeet Sees
iolote gienbomme iiooer Sesuoen en-
Rqnaoe Susm9nb, Tom osiaa ! oen'
ne lib er iorIist ON at frnflptte line
EloSiebrug al Spar Spalbeim. 1is'e
bIiper iaa at iise rise 6olf, oerlom
Soublerne bIiper pebtasue. On az
SusmQnoene, 8eoer 3. Bee, lfdl laa'
IIebes bape 10000 SIR. FOR at trallpfte
QIubien. siaisc iful Siismauoen
anfin Rsli, Der itbber meo en- nleeel
tor Susmoncsplaos, bare 10000
ar. for of iralptte iamme. gtosle az
Sc spriae SusmGuo ifaI tiaige bape
tore oorIiac gibrns for OF f%roilpffe
fine 9~IaSiebrus. Get er innleOes IN
tpt ot unbres oper, at Soft Der fsl.
ner ipenbt meo / alt. bpub Selffabet
ioretaser Jig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-29
suuaiftrn ngerbens Cana bar

Tin ROB / uoperensftemmelle mellem
Tebaftsr Sbommeien og Gireftioner
anaaaenSe glabets iubre reSaftio-
neae Drift. 9ireftipnen ipnes not,
of Sbommeien bruger formoi9e gerl'
ae til Webarbeibere oip., meSers
Sbommeien, iom penteligt fan bore,
err Of Den Iening, of bet ~foritadr
han bebre emo 0ireftionen, fortPler
"gorbeu". Sperretsiagfsrer Slap
Wabien err MI eier az oper Solpoe'
len af attierne, os aftionen ei pitt
NOT uoaaoet fra BAN. Wfen glaoets
eoriae aftion9rer, iom %ifisnner, at
Sbommeiens Siernelie fra Hebaftio.
nen err ensbetpbenoe meS ct pclSicmt
aursiaIo paa beres aftier, trler MI