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The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
AIMED AT BREWERS
Beer Drivers Planning for
Increased Pay.
TENTATIVE PROPOSAL MADE
Fears of a Tie-up If Demands Are
Not Acceded To or Some COmprO-
mise Reached-TrOubie of Two
Years Ago RecaIled-situation at
Plants Quiet at Present.

Washingtonians may soon have 10 look
to their cellars and refrigerstors OF Bud
weiser and other ninety-four-degree de-
lectables. The beer drivers of the city are
said 10 have put a tentative proposition
before the brewers for an increase OF
pay. and it is probable that unless their
demands are acceded to or some compro-
mise reached there will be tie-up OF
goodly portion Of the deliveries. This is
the heaviest time OF the year Tor both
the brewers and drivers, and the latter
seem bent on action when their services
are most needed.
The drivers proposition In the main
calls for an increase Of from 10 20 20
per cent in the straight pay. G fractional
increase in the percentage rate. and a
reduction OF the workday from nine to
eight hours. The average pay Of the
driver is about 5000 a week straight, with
a per cent commission on sales These
GALES are rated on the "empties" re-
turned. no delivery being recognized as
sold until the empties are returned. This
commission in some cases. especially
where the driver has a favored route. Is
said 10 amount TO considerable.
Both sides Quiet.
No definite action seems to have been
taken yet by either side. and the situa-
ton at the plants and on the delivery
routes is reported quiet so far.
A long hot-weather spell. IL is believed.
will have the effect OF forcing things 20
an issue, and will probably result in
some sort OF a compromise.
Since the trouble between the drivers
and brewers, about two years ago, the
delivery men have been rather secretive
about their affairs. IL Is stated. and 1t Is
not known whether they VIII take deci-
slve action in the way of a strike IL their
proposition is partly or wholly refused.
In the former disagreement seventeen
strikers We're cited for conspiracy. but
after hanging FIRE for a long time the
cases We're quashed.
One company, it is also stated. has al
ready practically agreed to the drivers
demands,
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
POLICEMAN RoBEY DIES.

Policeman Howard ". Robey. OF the
Second precinct. died at George Washing
ton University Hospital last night about
Z o'clock after an Illness OF several weeks.
He suffered from a complication OF dis
eases following an attack OF appendi-
citls.
He had been a member OF the force for
more than fourteen years, and had the
highest respect and good VIII OF all with
whom he came IN contact His death
was a surprise to the members Of the
precinct, who expected his recovery.
The body was taken in charge by IN
dertaker Wright, OF 1887 Tenth street
northwest. Interment will be in Blue
mont Va. tomorrow. Several members
Of the Second precinct will accompany
the body. and pallbearers viii be Of his
friends OF the force He Is survived by
his mother. with whom he lived at %
Morgan street.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
e. s. Dept. Of Agriculture Weather Bureau.

Washington. Friday, June a. iglo-s D n.
An extensive area q high haroEBetFic pressure that
formed the region north Of the Great Lakes has
caused northerly winds and a moderation Il the
wsve In the Lake region the Upper Ohio Val
ley. and the Middle Atlantic and New England
States and the Indications are that the temTTature
in these districts viii remain moderate during the
next forty-eght hoars Warm weather continues IN
the Upper MississipiA ana Lower Missouri valleys
aud the Southern Plains States
The weather continued unsettled with rains and
thundsrsi0rIns IN the Gulf and South Atlantic
States Tennessee and Arkansas and there were
local rains in the Northwest. In all other regions
the weather remained fair during the last twenty
four hours.
In the New England and Middle Atlantic States.
the Ohio Valley and the Lake region the weather
viii 30 generally fair. with m0deate temperature,
Saturday and Sunday.
There will be unsettled weather and local showers
in the South Atlantic and Gulf States. Tennessee
and Arkansas during Saturday ard probably Sunday
and in these districts the temperature will not
change materially. Generally fair weather is also
Indicated for the Plains States, the Rocky Noun
tain and Plateau regions during the next forty-eght
hours
The winds along the New England coast viii be
moderate northeasterly; en- the Middle Atlantic
coast moderate northeast % eas, on the South A.
lantc and East Gulf coasts light u moderate Va
Tiabe; on the West Gulf coast moderate southeriy;
the Lover Lakes moderate oasiery. becoming
variable 90 the Upper Lakes light to moderate
variable
Steamers departing Saturday for European ports
viii have moderate variable winds and generally
fair weather to the Grand Banks.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
CHAPTER SELECTS NAME.
Branch of American WOman's
League Holds Second Meeting.

Branch of American WOman's
League Holds Second Meeting.
White House Chapter was selected
last night as the official designation OF
the Washington branch OF the American
Woman's League
Mrs. Emma L. Newton, local repre-
sentative. and delegate 20 the leagues
first convention. recently held in 81.
Louis. read a report on the work OF the
Founders Chapter She said that every
one OF the 1900 delegates pledged them
selves 10 Immediately obtain one or more
new members. She also predicted that
the limit of the membership OF the
Founders Chapter, 1oo,ooo would be
reached before July 4
Those present last night were Miss
Ellen j. Foster, president; Mrs, z, =
Newton. local representative; Miss LYDIA
Armitage, Miss J. B. Boutelle. Mrs. A. L.
Cost, Mr. and Mrs. l. F. Chapman. Mrs.
J. B. Chase, Miss E. S. Hinton. Miss J.
L. Hamilton, George Newton. Miss A. NJ.
Rudolph, Mrs. E. Sellers, Miss A. Swami,
Mr.. w C. Sinclair, Mrs. C. II. Serrett
and Mrs. J. Guindon. Mrs. William
Eagle, Of Parkersburg, ". Va, was
present as a visitor.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
SWIMMING CONTEST JULY 4.
Gold Medals Given 10 winners of
Each Event,

Each Event,
Swimming and diving events VIII be
the feature ct the bathing beach on July
l. This Will be run in conjunction with
the other athletic games which will be
held in the Potomac Park in the way
of celebrating the Fourth in a safe and
sane manner.
The swimming events VIII be held
promptly at l O'Clock. and all contestants
arc requested TO report TO the referee at
1890 sharp in order that no delay viii
occur.
Gold. silver and bronze prizes will be
awarded 70 the winners Of the first sec
ond, and third places Following are the
events and the rules which they will be
run under:
A. A. L. registration numbers required in open
events. No entry fee charged any contestant Al
entries must Dc handed IN in person al Whites II
Fourteenth street northwest. Events viii start At
O'Clock sham. The committee reserves the right
to reject any entry. Events open only to residents
q the District q Columbia.
schoolbog events fourteen years old and under
50yard swim tany stroksl l00yard swim (any strukel
diving front dive, hac dive. and front JACK knife
tab race.
Senior events; open-l0o-yard swim ANY stroksl
2lySrd swim tsny stroksl Hoard swim tany
stToke. diving front dive back dive and trent JACK
krifej. plunge for distance.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
JOINT CLASS INITIATION.
L. o. NJ. W. Plan Notable Session al
Brigbtvvood for June ~.

At meeting last night of Independence
Hive. No. 4. Ladies OF the Maccabees Of
the World, at Pythian Temple. Mrs. Eta
Limerick and Mrs. Margaret Hunt were
initiated into full membership.
Arrangements were completed to hold
a joint class Initiation with Union Hive
No. 6, and Brishtwood Hive, No, s. at
Van Horns Hail, corner Of Longfellow
street and Georgia avenue. Monday
night. June q.
After 9 o'clock on that evening friends
Of the order who are not members are
invited 10 be present. and music for
dancing will be provided for their enter
tainment and refreshments will be served
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
GOES TO FOREIGN FIELD.
Head of Syracuse Alumni Gives Re-
ceptfon TO ID. A. Davis.

D. A. Davis. one OF the secretaries of
the local y. NJ C A.. was rendered
reception last night By Franklin W. Col
Inns president of the Syracuse Alumni
Association Of this city preliminary 10
his departure I'm August for Constant
nople He was recently named TO work
Up the foreign field. with Constsntinople
as his headquarters. Both Mr.. Davis
and his wife are alumni OF Syracuse
University Of the OF class.
During the evening a telegram OF best
wishes was sent to Coach Ten Eyck, OF
tile Syracuse crews, for the success Of
his crews In the intercollegiate regatta
his afternoon
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. 7. r. Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs d A. Davis, Miss Georgia
a. Carpenter, Miss Katherine Steinle.
the Misses Wlngate. Messrs. d. r. Nil
Ter. S. L. Maxon, William NJ. Lavender.
r. V. Roundy. J. s. Rogers. II. Dakin,
and B. w. Clark
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
bruised in Collision.

Mary Washington. Of Zoo Flagler place
northwest, was severely cut and bruised
IN a collision between cars OF the lie Droit
Park and Capital Traction lines at New
Jersey avenue and Fourth street north
west last night. Several other passen-
gers were shaken up. Mrs. Washington
went 10 her home after her injuries were
dressed.
The accident was due 10 a misunder-
standing OF signals at the intersection of
the two lines.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

The Sunday school of Vermont Avenue
Christian Church had its annual outing
yesterday at Glen Echo. 1t was largely
attended. Supt Conner was in charge
and Rev. DR.. Power and wife were pres
ent to greet the school. During the after
noon the Taggart team defeated the
Refs in game Of baseball; score, II
10 To-
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
ola FIim-flam eame worked.

BY using the old fim-fam game of
wanting to change a 500 bill. two un-
known negroes got away with $50 from
Lizzie Dyson. also negro. of 1898 Fourth
street northwest, last night. The woman
was standing at II and Eighth streets
when the two negroes approached her.
She went TO her home 10 procure the
money.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
PUPILS IN RECITAL.
Miss Ritchie's Vocal and Piano
Classes Entertain,

Classes Entertain.
Miss Hattie NJ Ritchie's pupils, assisted
by Miss Mabel Martin. contralto; A AL
ston Moore, barytone Fred NJ. Price,
tenor. and Albert Llufrio. accompanist.
gavA their annual vocal and piano recital
in the main auditorium OF Pythian Tenn
pie last night. Parents and friends Of the
pupils filed the hall. The trio by Miss
Ritchie and Messrs. Price and Moore was
especially good, and Robert McMaekin, a
lad Of twelve years. showed a well-de-
veloped soprano voice. Helen Broderick,
only nine years of age, who won the
medal ut the Californian Club, sang very
creditably Il Don't Want to Play With
You"
The following pupils participated: Mary
StormOnt, Helen Carr, Sherman Cox,
Helen Frederick, NoTval T. Tabler, Ma
bel Harding. Robert McMackin, Helen
Regan. Ruth Vineberg, Dorothy Pitcher.
Mrs Mamie B. Wilson. Estelle Ball, Ma
bel Hartley, Adah Moore. Frances Quig-
ley Jennie Miller, Elizabeth Laumann,
and Elizabeth Haislip.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

Henry Oppenheimer. Of 1907 Seventh
street northwest. last night reported to
the police that he had either lost or
had stolen from his pocket, while in the
Center Market yesterday, a roll of bills
containing about $l25. and several valu-
able papers.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
Local TemDeratures.

Midnight. 70: ? a. n. =; ! a. m y; a. m
"a a. m. r. 10 a. n. 50 z noon. s.; p. m
81 n m. 81; p. m. s.; 8 p. m, 20; 10 D m
q Maximum s. minimum a.
Relative humidiiy-s a. m g.: 2 n m 40.
p. n IS. Rainfall % ?. m. to 5 p M. 0. Hours
Of sunshine. l2.5 Per cent a possible sunshine S.
Temperature same date last yesr-Alaximum. 90;
minimum. g.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
DIED..

KERE-On Friday, June "A, 1910 at $50
q. m. at her residence. 452 NJ street
northwest, MARY A. KERN, widow
OF F. S. Kern, In the ninetieth year
OF her age.
Please omit flowers
Thursday. June q, 1910.
MORTON B., beloved husband OF
Louise Lowry.
Funeral from his late residence, 5z2f
Reservoir street northwest on Sun
day. June q. at 2 p. m. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited 70 attend.
Internent in Gienwood Cemetery
LLIvAN-suddenly, on Friday, June
a, 1870 at Wilmington, n. c., EETAH
MARIA, youngest daughter OF Edwin
K and Netah NJ. Sullivan
Interment at Alexandria. Va
WIGHT-On Wednesday, June q, 1910. At
Boston, Mass. MARY DENNIE, wife
OF the late Eugene B. Wight, OF
Washington, d. C, and daughter OF
the late William w. and Caroline d.
Clapp. of Boston.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
MANS ARM BROKEN
And WOMAN HURT
Two Collisions on AnacOstia
Line Cars.
PASSENGERS GET SHAKING UP
John Williamson, sixty-seven Years
Old, Has Elbow on window Sill
When Trolley Strikes 1t on Curve.
Mary Washington sustains Bruises
in Crash on switch.

One woman was severely injured and
a mans arm was broken in two acct
dents TO Anacostia line cars last night
John Williamson, sixty-seven years old,
Of 1908 V street southeast, was sitting IN
a car with his elbow on the window sill
when a passing car struck il His left
arm was broken and he was taken 10
Providence Hospital II was said pro-
truding iron on the passing car struck
his arm as the cars were rounding
curve
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
Seek Alleged Bad Cheek Passer.

Police Of this city have been asked by
the authorities OF Greenville, s. c., to look
out for r NJ. Wall wanted there for
passing worthless checks.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
Tide Table,

Today-High tide. ga a. m and lois ?. N. Low
tide. SIS e. n and 30 p. n.
Tomorow-High tide 1881 a m. and Il 81 ?. N,
Low tide, 4 q q. N. and s-l3 p. n,
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
remperature. in other citle..
Rain.

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twenty-Four hours ended
at p N. yesterday. are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
Condition of the water.
Mans Roll Lost or stolen.

Special to The Washington Herald
HErperS Fern. W. Va. June 3A-BOth rivers very
muddy.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

81 NEVER DIsAPPoINT."
Our Typewriter Letters through
the mails will bring you larger re-
turns than any other medium. Call
and see samples.
We use BYRON S. ADAMS, Printer.
them. So 18th street
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE BOARD OF PHARMACY OF THE DIS
uic q Columbia viii hold its regular quarterly
examination JULY Il. IS. 1910 Applications must
BE Med with the Secretary or before July s.
1910. L. HILTON. sec-esAry.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25

FRESH PEACH ICE CREAM.
s. gallon; Soc 4 gallon.
@. q. ReisnEeT. rs 81. nv. Phone, Maiu zs7.
NO BRANCH STORES.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-27
Spage, trGtte &pinber
Carer at fietSe anrinscn tit fine baaIise
eiselier % sisre en- Gnse paa benz.

Wnnr Rh98en %intcrter oo oRrfer.
Nndr 6tsdrbeioet err ell Sortlir.
Roar Natten life bringer SpiIe eIIer
Sepu.
Raar urirGre llreeelmrsis6cSer &c
be9nuot.
ia er auinoens 9oS trrttenSe.
Ser er en- RaaSe 6porpaa Sisic Ons
Der u~ueeanes.
9con's Sioueb gils beIbrcSer iaas
odune Spsoomme.
Sdr beIbreoet Suiinoer.
2Gs Senne Soinoes giones6rro.
Dtrs. s. Y. Senien, 5t1 q. Sourt6
Street. auftiu. Rinu., flyer: Seq bar
beo Here G%nleouinaer brugt Soan's 'aiSs
uep Bias, % Sc bar altio eipet DC beos
tie 8eiuItater. 5 anrepis bar ieg pIaget
meo noroeu | Yprerue. Seg babe Ans
faIo al Sbimnel6eo % SIetter iputes
ofte at iuroe for Giuere. Seq leo oaiaa
mepet at 9ipsimerter OF ielte milerabel
t cnhoer 6euieeuoe. Geb at BRUCE nosle
faa ggifer al 9oar's aioncb EiGs Ct
je9 belt bIebeu nit mine Ylager, og min
Selbreo bar iioen n9ret meget beore.
9ette 9tiooeI bar min beoite anbefa4
ling"
5iliaIss hos ale Npptbetere. BriS so
Geuts. Softer Rilburu Co., Buffalo, Geu
0ort. Gnsagentsr for be 6oreneoe Stater.
SnIt aunet-9pan's- o. tag intet anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-27
Den mvitiife SfYeee.

Iaa ct 8etrpleumsielt | BET lpblige
California bar man nplis siort Ell mor'
Iom Spbaselie. Man la9oe Wtarfe til
en- ipsselieustis Gsenlfab bos en- Stps'
ee, iom ialbt paa en- al De 3amr,e,
bpori Slien pumpebes op. Spis I. st.
eli Manb itilebe Jig peo 8rebben al en-
fig Sljebum ps bans Stpsse falot paa
9ammen. bleu Sfsssen frembeles ipn'
fig paa ben blanfe Sperfaoe, eiter at
ban ielu baobe %fiernet fig. 90 10 ian'
ger Manben bapbe itaaei Der, beIto len'
sere bpelte bans Sfpsse paa Sljebam1
men, eiter at bet 9eseme, iom baobe
~iOraariaset Stpssen, bapbe lfiftst
8labs.
Sorflarinsen paa bette ippselieastise
Sfpssebilebe er natnrIis moi. Sols
itraalerne bar nemlis ben 8irtnins paa
ben sasrise Ole, at Wilipner al intaa
@asblerer tiger op til Sperflaoen.
elsie @asarter er ooerorbentlig fpl'
iomme for Observation-Disclosures, os
mar en- Sfpsse ialber uuer en- Gel al
Sljeilaben, uboitler be zig minbre
itGrft paa bet Steb, iurbi Glen Der
blir minbre opbebet. Sar Sfpssen
pirfet cir lansere Sib, blir ben frembes
les ipnlis paa ben iOlbeifinnebe 5labe,
ielp pm ben ifpssetaitenbe @jenitanb
iiernes. Set minbre Nntal @asblerer
paa ben a~ifjpebe Suerilabe CIR benne
Ell anben Sarue os Ell anoen @lars
enb Slien runbt pnifrius. 3eraf foin'
ner ben merfelise Tins. at man tan ie
en- lppselieastis Sfpsse men intet fat
2eseme ipm frembrin9er ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-27
SOBER | YaiGitina.

s Seruialem tilberer oIlereoe fire
6emteOeIe al geiolfuingen tea. 100
000) ben moiaiife 3ro; andre Ste
Der iinbes Sober / SlliertaI. Ge bar
opfisbt nRiten belle @sornluer LET.
ten og ioriSger at erbperpe Serbian.
oalen, Der bar Gr, Sltltan al6onl Sd.
mi6s Eripnteienoom. Seruialem or
Iom ell isoiif 9p, meO oper 100 TO-
oiife Sfoler me0 Sanoel o. @anfer
monopoliierte al Ssraeliter, meo Ell
%organiiert aorps al isoiite 9olitibe.
tiente. Salrige Spnogoger porer
rem / belle 2an0et. Self ne6 til Den
Ggpptiife 8rpnie itrGffer iig De is.
raelitiife Sorofisb; 9uiener iorIaoer
Teriien for al finoe 99 / Bet beaige
2nno, og meo bpert Sfi6 fommer
Ser SunSreoer ira Ooesin.
Zen np.isralielitiife 9eppgelie /
PalGitinu, iom bleo fremifpnbet peo
aunSgisreIien al ben tprfiife 6orfat.
ming. itsttes peb Geneeiummen. iom
adrlig ienoes ira ale Ggpe al gu-
ropu Oh amerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-27
biorthcimoroet.
Ecm norifc 3anfelGicr
&nmoien paa Woroneoet.

"Iarbuspolten" meboeler, at ben
nurite 5anfeleier @mil &uubien iama
men meo en- Eolitimano o9 Wtenarbei'
Der peo glaoet bar p9ret uoe peo
SIprtsbpi, bppr ben 22'aarise Wtarie
Ssrsnien for s gar tilbase falot for
5orbrpoerbdano.
(Sun bar Ell 8anromonosoatter, %
benbes Morb pafte ubpre Spiiet i 8ans
mari. Slere bIeb mistantt ceriblanot
en- iorimaast 5rier, en- anoeH Mano os
eubOs 5aoeren }
8labet itrioer berpm:
Oct er ct Wiinimum al Splpsuinser
ON 5orbrpbelien, Der er gipet &nuoIen,
eQer r~ettere: ban ueo iniet.
z ct lmileuoe Solitin anfummer hi
iii Sulpeien ueb glaatjar. Ser er
title MI, life, ium oa ies fioIt bar Der,
ou~eripsmmet ai SournaIiIter os RcIitis
manb pg npsgierrist GubIitum.
8i arbsipsOe ps ejernem bet t1ite
gufabs ps itaar iaa inoe paa Warfen
lioe oper for bet Era, buUr Marie 81
renien ianbies meo ouerinittet gals.
Ser lober hi Snuoien blipe enc.
Ter eaar pel Ell balu Snss Wtinntter
truftenoe 9ausbeo. vi bar ~aubrast
% ct Stpffe bprte os aipeuter Stub
lens 9ilbasefpmit. gnoelis er ban
Der. San bar ct m9rtelist nsrusit
emil ON 2ebeuL og pa ban naar ben
til ps, logger ban zig plubielis paa
Mauen nso i Gr9siet os tespuber at
tpsse ct Stran.
Saalsoes saar bet en- fort lib.
Sau tiger &nuolen.
seq pil iOrisse isien.-
ga ban saar tilbase til Worbfiebst,
GA ,aisn er aft itlle en- balu Snes Dai
nutter, iubtil 8nuoisn omiibsr psneer
rilbase os letter fig bIanot Os andre i
@rRsiet.
San taller - BET BONNER itsopis o.
meo pisnipulist geiuar.
"9en, Der bar besanet ROrpet,"
Tiger ban. er en- narmslt lille. unoeriii'
zig Mano = paa spot Os psI ct 1dIpi
ounb :ses sar, pil jes antass. Dan
bar ipue Snapper | gsiisn, isr ies, men
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-27
Somtne &napbmu cr.

Wange al Sc p9roig uoieenbe
gamle Serrer, iom man funbe lie
itoItiere ON / Earis og | De frantic
Bropinier meb 9greslegionens rsoe
gaano / G~napbullet. err rammet al ct
ipert Slag, iom bill berepe Dem en-
manseaarig @l9be: 9rianb bar
iammen meo golitiprpfeften Sepine
laoet uogao en- itrena gefaIing, /
bpilfen oet unber lloiigt til itore 80.
Der for6pbes at bore gaano, iom
man life err beretti9et til at anl9gge,
og operbopebet etbpert 9aano, iom
life err anerfienot al Staten.
ct tort Intal barmlsie 9orgere,
iom al egen Mtastfulofommenbeb til
loo Zig Sen uifploige 5ornsielie at
ppnte lit anapbul, pil oeroeo bli be-
repet i'm alberooms> @lpoe. SeIp
ON sgreslegionens 9aanb nbitebes
oft onbet END ipariomt, iaa faar net.
op be, ipm begi9rer BET meo itsrite
29ngieI, life altio lit Gnife opiplot.
Men ba Menneifene, og life minblt
De republifanife SranifmGnb, IRnges
efter en- ~ofiiciel anerfienbelie. iaa bar
mango franife Soreninger ubbelt til
fine Meolemmer Sanno al aae Sar-
Der, blanbt builfe Den rsoe naturIig.
bis bar ben melt fiGrfomue. Gilt bette
err MI iorbi. Spem Der for 6remti.
oen poper iig no paa 8aoen meo en-
iaaoan Decoration, bill reiifere at
bIi unberfaitet ct pinIigt Sorbsr IN
lin @erettigelie til at bore Den, melot
og bsmt.
Sranfriaes Ssriteminiiter oeIer
sienipnlig fife Den tolerante Spfat.
teIie iom 8ambetta. 9enne blep en-
Gang anmooet ON seresIeeionen til
Ell gammel Man6, iom bar ipnailet
til Spgeleiet 4eiten al tit Sip, men
bpis in0erligite gnife BET par at bIi
oeforeret. 4&ommer ban aloria no
al lit 9Rrelie?" ipurgte @ambetto.
"alorig!" LOO Sooret. ~Saa Tia iii
Dam, at ban roIist fan itiffe ct reot
8aano / lit anapbuI!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-27
ct tort &jpffen.

Sanbipnlispis iinoes Der / bele 8ers
ben intet aisffenbepartement, iOm buao
Stprrslie an9aar fan f~onfnrrere meb
ajstfenet | bet bersmte $50 gtar eamle
Observation-Disclosures i 9Ortugal. Mau
faar ct ge9re6 ont bets StDrrelie, naar
man bgrer, at @uluet maaler $50
a~uaoratmeter, og Der sr 90 @teter bgit
I'll 9oftet, % at Der paa Sforiteuen
uben Saniteliebeb fan iteses 4 Srer 40
@an9en. Sra Mioten al oct 1Soe
aarburoreoe ba Wuntene | 8loItrst
enouu bar inlrige, melbes, at Der lares
8pgseue fanotes flere 5~iitebafnsr, i
buiIfe fore os imaa Site penteoe saa
i'm fulinarilte gebOnblins. 8 bore
Gage mueubes alOtret iom Saierne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-27
gismorcf bopoe orpet I'm Gueroi

gismarcf boooe orDet i'm Gnerai
og giliefraft efter i'm Mor, Der op.
orog BAN meo nGiten ipartanif
Strengbeo. - Moltfes 9repoefslina
meo bans Ror piier, at oenne eQers
inoeilutteoe. orofnoppe Rano liqe.
operfor lin Mor nDreoe en- gmbeo,
iom gap JIG lloiIae / Sc fineite %
bierteIigite Gro. ~Gn Rors isrite
nnoerpisning err Sen Itsri.e og pirt.
iomite." ifriper ban til benoe,
"pao oct @%runolag bpages aarofte.
rem % aft, boao Ser er al goot / Den.
Sea mao taffe Dig og reO6eoe Cubs
geIii9neIie ooer dig, iom Far opora.
get s Bern til Grli9e, b9oerlige
Wenueifer.~
Shfpei3eren 8ottfrie6 Sellers
Mor par en- itrerg. nsgtern 9orger.
fore. iom altio moatte bipIpe i'm
uproftiife Son uo al bans 1orleaen.
heo meo fine Sparepenqe og i'm Sun.
lorg Sun bar bans Wooi9tniug |
ct oG alt, men ban iorgiibeoe benoe.
Zen tnife Gronuiug 2ouiie, Nor
til ben fsrite tnife Seller, bar ogiaa
gipet i'm Son lit eget taprc Sinh |
grp.
Og boor mango al Waoame Ga
@f6re's Ggenifnber er set life, hi
a%ieufinber hos Sen itore RopoIeon?