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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-05-27
-NaRing Hmerfca 1atin.-

UNk Q COMMENT on race suicide IS applied to Americans
could be more striking than the figures recently pub
- lshed by the Italian department of immigration. Col
Roosevelts warning to american mothers is accentu-
ated by the amazing revelations made by the bureau.
The figures show thar during the past year there were only
twenty-one children born to every 1000 American mothers. us to
every 1000 Italian, and I23 to every 1000 Spanish mothers.
There, were according to the census of 1900, about three-quarters
of a million Italians in this country. and at the present time it is
calculated there are a million more. Moreover it is in this State
that the greatest population of Italians is found. They now number
more than Goo 900, an increase of 100000 in the past ten years.
Only one conclusion can be reached from these figures. Inside
of a century. az the present ratio. the United States will be Latinized.
Of all the races the Americans come last in the number of chill
dren born. Even the French here boast seventv-fve per 1000, the
English ninety two and the. Germans ninety-six.
The American father and mother may we'll consider these
things.-New York American.
The Marion County Progress, published at Columbia, comes to
our DIES k in MT Oh in proved and progressive appearance. The Prog
ress was recently purchased by J. 5. Thornton and sons. Mr..
Thornton is we'll known in this section, having been for several years
a teac Ter in Iallahatchie and Yalobusha counties. He is a good
man and we welcome him into the journalistic field.
THE poor must ST fer, while the rich go free; because it is JUS
tce. in this land Of liberty, says the National Democrat.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-05-27

A BILL has passed the lower house of Congress which PROVIDES
for throwing open to settlement 100000 acres OF land IN n 0nos'
taw and Ch,ckasaw nations, the proceeds OF the SAFE 70 go &c nc
1rd;ans in whom the title rests. Only the surface is to be sold, the
mineral rights are to remain in the Indians. The land IS sad Q be
rich in coal and minerals, but it will be several years before MS Wnni
he developed. The throwing open of this land will mean a big rush
of people to the new state.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-05-27
Boys.wiU be Boy

and are always getting scratches,
CUTS sprains, bruises, bumps, burns or
scalds. Don't neglect such things-they
NAV result serious if you do. Apply
Billiards. Snow Liniment according to
directions right away and it will relieve
the pain and heal the trouble. Price
25c, SOC and $1.0O. Sold by End Class
Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-05-27

Baseball goods of all kinds. Special
prices to clubs.
IS left GlG'. Glass Drug Store
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-05-27

THE National Democrat, published at Washington City, is max
;,a ;tself felt in disseminating Democratic doctrine and in exposing
The shauowness of Republican pretenses. 1t is but a little over one
year old bit is doing valiant service. May us c'fcuia'on increase
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-05-27

TuE,E >rlNEIsa uthorz uo aunource HON. t I s%oN aa candidate r
of he Temocratcp party.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-05-27

THE poor must ST fer, while the rich go free; because it is JUS
tce. in this land Of liDerty,"-says the National Democrat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-22

PORTLAND, Or, Jply 21.-Rcvision
of tho constitution and the drawing Of
resolutions cmbodving the future policy
Of the anization, the hardest work
ahead of the national convention of the
Ancient Order of Ilibernans were IN
itiuted this morning by the various com
mittees having these features in charge.
The report of the national board of di-
rectors, containing numerous recommen-
da tions for the welfare of the order,
was submitted and referred to the com
mittee on legislation. The members of
the minor body at once left the conven-
tion chamber and began their dellbera-
tons in an antcroom Its report Will
not be made until late today or tomor-
row. Until the reports begin to come
in il is expected the work of the con"
vention will lag.
Keen interest is being taken in the
contest for the presidency of the order
for the next biennial period. Contrary
to rumors 1T was authoritatiyely stated
this morning that none Of the avowed
candidates had Withdrawn from the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-22
VACATION OF TAFT
FAVORED BY WEATHER

BAR HAEBOR, July 21.-Another day
pf ideal weather called President Taft
early ashore from the Mayflower, and be-
fore o'clock he was on his way 10 the
golf links of the kebo Valley club. MI.
Taft made a low score of 80 for the eight
Hcn holes in his trial yesterday, but eX-
poets 10 beat that today.
Todays luncheon engagement for the
Taft party was with the Nicholas Ander-
sons of Washington,
Mr.. Taft will also hold reception for
the summer colony at the club this al
ternoon. Some time before nightfall he
expects to have conference with Chair
man ii. c, Emery OF the tariff commits
sion.
The regular residents OF the island here
are keenly disappointed over the evident
intention Of the president to devote the
entire time of his three days stay to the
fashionable cottagers from New York.
First Selectrnan Bunker, head OF the
Town government. wired 10 Eastport the
other day asking Mr., Taft II he would
consent to make 2 little speech to the
townspeople. but as yet there has been
no such arrangement made,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-22

NEW YORK, July 2l.-An exhaus-
tive study of typical wind and weather
conditions for the benefit of aviatorsS
planning flights between New York and
st. Louis aud Chicago, has been made
by II. James Scarr of the New York
weather bureau,
"The flights will have to be started
from the western end he says. be
cause of the tendency of prevailing
winds. It will also require some skilful
figuring for the aviator TO complete his
trip within the specified time and at
the same time avoid unfavorable winds.
The tendency of the winds is to travel
from west to east in baromeJric waves.
These waves have deep. troughs,, wh,e b
crests which indicate high burometric
periods. The aviator must start on his
flyinc journey as soon as possible after
the passage of lower barometric pres
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-22
RELATION OF AVIATION TO
THE WEATHER POINTED OUT

sure so as to get the full benefit of
tie crest of the wind wave.
"These waves pass at the rate of
from $50 to 1900 miles every twenty
four hours AS can obviously be seen,
it Will require Il very fast aeroplane to
ieeO pace with the movement of the
crest or calm wave. But more likely
than not. before he travels 500 miles,
he Will have 10 come to ground until
another period of calm weather ap-
proaches. AS To the routes, my obser-
vations appear to favor the southern
course, by way of Parkersburg and Bal.
tmore IT possible, the aviator should
avoid coming by way OF Albany
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-22
Hlbsrnians Settle Down
TO Real Work I'm Convention

race They are four in number, as fol
lows:
Matthew Cummings, the incumbent,
Ncponset. Mass: james j. Regan, the
vice president, st. Paul, Mimi; Joseph
Mclaughlin. Philadelphia; Prof. M. &.
Roian, Marquette university. Each
candidate has "A host Of adherents and Il
pretty contest is IN prospect.
The election probably will take place
tomorrow
PORTLAND, Ore. July 21.-With the
liveiiest manifestation Of enthusiasm, tho
officers and delegates placed the seal OF
their appreciation on making Irish history
a compulsory study in all Catholic schools
and academies. a report of the commit
tee on resolutions. of which Mgr. Arthur
feeling is chairman. eNtolling the policy
adopted by the Right Rev. John z. Car
roll bishop of Helena, in regard TO the
institutions in his diocese, WAS pre-
sented.
The report of the church extension COM
mlttee. also presented by Mgr. feeling.
contained a number of recommendations,
the most important of which was the In
dorsemcnt Of tho policy of Il biennial
policy OF appropriating s250,o00 for ex-
pcnses for the societies of American Cath
olic societies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-22
Fifteen candidates i'm District Number
6 have an aggregate vote total of
but 1O2,555 votes. Six candidates
i'm District Number z have an aggre-
gate vote total of but II, 400 votes.
Four candidates i'm District Number
s have an aggregate vote total of
but 8O,815 votes.

Do realize what this other yearly subscriptions
The Tribune subscriptions The Telegram would
district
division Two The Tribune
The Telegram would
Tribune
The Telegram would lead isn't
And the
district perhaps the capital prizes
willing
worth exchange
Teegram's
the and full help
will be Of charge
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-22
CHARGE Of B|CAMY
LEADS TO ARREST
Colorado Mining Man Said to
Have Left Lawful Wife for
Young Girl.

DENVER. Colo, July 2l.-On q com
nlaint sworn TO by Special Officer j. s.
Phillips of the juvenile court, Albert
Ives, wellknown mining man, who
owns large mining interests in Ely, New
was placed under arrest on the charge
of bigamy. Ives is charged with marry
ing l6yearold Hazel Barter, whilo he
has IL wife and 11-year-od daughter liv-
ing. The marriage is alleged TO have
occurred at Golden, Colo, June IL. and
the charge is made that the mother OF
the girl. although acquainted with the
fact that Ives was already married. ac-
companied Ives and her daughter and
witnessed the ceremony. Officer Phillips
said today that the girl would be sent 10
The detention home,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-22
FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT
OF GEORGES CORONATION

LONDON. July 21.-Thc picturesque
ceremony attendant upon tho accession
of King George was re-enactcd today
when The various officers of arms pro-
claimed his ma ajcsty's pleasure that tho
coronation Of tho king and queen take
place In June, 1911, on n day TO be later
determined
friary court in ST James palace and
read the royal proclamation. Grouped
about him were the officers of arms, tho
high bailim Of Westminster and the life
guards. The Dulio of Connaught and
others of the royal family looked on from
Marlborough house,
The proceedings were repeated at
Charm Cross and at Temple Bar, where
admittancc to the Ancient City OF Lon
don was solemnly demanded, and at the
royal exchange.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-22
Short News Stories

WASHINGTON. July 21.-Prince Mich
olas De Ghilta OF Roumauia called at the
agricultural department today and OBJ
tanned Il permit to shoot game in Alaska
The prince is in search OF specimens for
the museum at Bucharest.
WASHINGTON. July 21.-Applications
for postal savings banks have been re-
240 postmasters in thirty-siX states.
Banks TO the number of 635 in forty -four
states have applied TO the department for
designations rs postal bank repositories,
WASHINGTON, July 21-Pleadlng for
the admission OF thirty-four Hebrew i'm
migrants. who were about TO be deported
from Galveston, a delegation headed by
Representative Bennett of New York.
called at the department of commerce
and labor today, Acting Secretary Gable
reserved decision.
NEW YORK, July e1.-Mrs. Marion
Mayo of Augusta. Ca. reputed 10 be
wealthy and OF social position. who took
passage on the steamer city OF Columbus
steamer reached New York today. Cap
tain Johnson of the City OF Columbus said
he believed Mrs Mayo had stolen out
Of her stateroom during the night and
thrown herself Into the water.
the United States Steel corporation met
here today and discussed general condi-
tions Of the steel trade. Representatives
took the Wow that as there had been a'les-
seninG OF demand for steel products later
that no increase In orders may be eX
pccted during the summer a heavy
movement In tho fall was expected.
tribune Want Ads
Bell Main 5000, Independent 800.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-22
The Sub-C0ntest for the
Yellowstone Trips Ends
Saturday Evening

During the last two weeks there has deal of good nad rivalry
double
friends the welfare will forth best
the Wyi
hard The will be decided
moro
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-22

PARkSNllLLE, MO, July CIV. "
Gano, after whom the Gano apple Is said
to have been named, died at his home
near here yesterday. He was IL years
old.
ALBUQUERQUE, n. M, July 21.-The
Torrance county courthouse. the CONNER
cial hotel, a laundry and saloon were
destroyed by fire this morning at Es-
tancia, \, NJ, there being no water eX-
cept in wells. Loss $4,000. All county
records except the tax rolls OF 1909 were
destroyed.
NEW YORK July 21.-Declination by
the American Anti-Boycott association
to abandon on its part the litigation be-
tween the American Federation of Labor
and the Bucks Stove and Range com"
pany. settlement Of which between the
federation and the company was recently
reached was announced by the associa-
tion today.
SPOKANE. Wash, July I.-Swayed
by a high west wind the huge frame
work prepared TO receive the 6O-foot con-
crete arch OF the Monroe street bridge
over the Spokane river. crashed into the
stream this afternoon. Two workmen
were carried down in the wreckage. j.
F. Walters is fatally injured. The other
workman will survive.
BUTTE, Mont, July 21.-The roster of
the National Sheep Shearers Union of
convention Of 1909, according TO the re-
port of the secretary today. The dele
gates are discussing the creation OF an
emergency strike fund. although opposi-
tlon has developed, The attendance is
the largest in the history OF the organ
iZation.
PHILADELPHIA. July 21.-On the
charge OF selling decomposed eggs. that
were shipped to Philadelphia from Ne
braska, William J, Nelson. freight claim
agent of the Philadelphia e. Reading
Railroad company. is under bail here for
n hearing on Friday. The arrest was the
continuation of a case in which a COM
mission firm here was fined 5000 for SELL
ing bad eggs.
HELENA, Mont, July 2f-A special to
the Record from Livingston says that b.
d. Weed OF Helena was today elected
president OF the state organization of
the Fraternal Order OF Eagles in annual
convention there Miles City was select
ed as the meeting place for next year.
Tomorrow the delegates and visitors will
be taken to Yellowstone park on n spe-
cial train. returning in the evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-22
Condensed kilograms

PARKSVILLE. Mo, July Civ. q.
Gano, after whom the Gano apple is said
to have been named. died at his home
near here yesterday. He was IL years
old.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-22

Tribune Want Ads,
Bell Main 5000 Independent 500
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-26
De 8abhnle.,
6 9enoeno til
8RIgerne.

Oct raoifale 8enitres S~obeObeitp.
relic, bets aiesoogsmeno og &e-
bottsrsr sar ifslge nar. 0gbl. "
ben Z. Sui iamIe6e / 9sbenbaOn
% ~uOienSte en- omfangsrig 8enOen'
belle til BRlgerne.
Oct fremb9oeoes lterft, at be Gaoi-
foIe MI otter er bleOen Sppolitions-
porti = oct fremgaar ogiaa al belle
genoenOeliens 6orm og Zone; tbi
ben er ira f6rit til iioit ct angreb
poa oct nuoprenOe Hegeringsparti.
9u ifal Der after arbejoes pud
0oenieproqrammet, iom bar o9ret
sogt til SIDE, ina IRnge 4artiet par
aegeringsparti - ia, oct er egent-
Zig SenpenoeIiens eneite reeae Sno-
BoIO - bortiet fra Ell uifrsmtet
@lRoe og 3ilfreosbeO ooer Miniite-
riet Sable % bets 8eorifter.
0g iaa ilutter Sen~uenoeIien iaa.
leoes:
y8i opfororer oa ale oore DE
nm~gsfpIer til at forti9tte oeres po.
Iitiife @rbeioe, til at iamles / pore
0r8aniiationer, itette Den 9resie, ri
bnr, og ifabe en- ny / De ggne, 6por
Den en0nu fife fin6es. Sanobeoens
uobreoelie, aenoifob til Dor 8olitif
og port Bro9ram oil fire % Seiren.
Derfor: 6remao / en- energiif agita,
tion for at tilueiebringe ct itRrtt
oemofratiif @9lger1 5lertal. Der
gennem EN- retferOig gaIgmoaoe og
Notwithstanding bsr pore ensbetp-
benOe meo ct 5Iertal / 5olfetinget,
,og fom gennem en6orfotningsfornn
bring / Smigrunolopens aanO Dor
Dinoe Magt til at gennemfere line
poiitiife Soeer.@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-26
aeroorOmeu
ct
TIppeftRpn e.

aftiesieiis15at gStanoinauiit De.
rcorom" ser III o,ertnqet 5llppe-
plnoien paa antager, % oetIe g
S.aleoningen I'll ct mt og mere
proftfif arrangement emo oct, MOI
eestI sar manttet bielpe lis meo.
Get er egentlig rigtig ppnt, 5cao
pore 5lDoere bar pr9lteret biotil,
Fer ser. 9gbl.@, naar @enipn ia.
ees til De noget miie-able 5or6ol0,
Der gar berifet oeruoe. 9ubIifum
bar gnnife beaicasI6it itormet belle
Blnoien run0t. inaleoes at 6i15sr.
ne fun mes qperoroentlie 0anifelig-
l9a3 Ea- funnel mdnsorere, OF a.
Der fife biotiI er ifet ltIpffer oerlce
er nPppe 8%il'fuernas Ssgs5.
91 .rS5e9nes belle g1aS'en al ct
fajt @tanfeoprf og Bublifum maa
fremtiofg iom oeO anore Sports.
f9oner boLoe fig til De glooier, ser
onDifes.
aae 8pgnfneer og SiIifuerplaO.
ler fommer III 1t Ligge npr PED Bel
e, Ser filter 6eaeOen ira &sn-
Observation-Disclosures 9nening, og
.Sangarerne Dil 6liue flpttet benueo
25e @eter tilbage for at siue 6lD-
perne iaa flor glaO5 i5g muligt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-26
Nye Boyer.

Clfert IioarS: aritms o. bans Reus.
stuSier Ooer reIigist SieIeIio aps az bib.lfte
SfifeIir os Optrin. gris 81. 10.
I. 6 $eteritn: Spas its biftersSe mine asnfrmssSe-.
$opeopuntterne ben fritne gsrneIarbom forte
tontrete S9ninger meo anifueige etseutpIer fra 8ibe.
len os RenneteIipet. So Sise 20.
Cir. 9snge: Alpernss SsraeL.
en- lille observation-disclosures me6 II Sluitrationer.
1O1 Sioer 40.
asolpb 9isnas: @ms CT s~rrlisbeS.
On aatte EreOifener ooeriatte Of u. GaltOff. ct
Orb rehe lio ON sriiteno0mnlea I'll .6s Sanneoe bInntt
bers S~orastsre~. 100 Cher. 80.
Eanl Clacnbmrs: @aa I'll alnrs.
ct Orb til uns.. 20 s:scr .O5.
= z. Frsrr: q. Frfist Tempt.
1Osls Orc til uns, g9snS ON aens,b 80 s:ser. .O5.
8. Y. Ssnien: Ter tasr ~Frssst1--
9eiIebning til gibeIIqsning for bper raa garet
1910. uogioet Of airfeIis 5orenina for ben Snbre gfis-
lion Eanmarf. 80 Siber. 10.
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SOIbis gerben Our for arbsiOere Subs sis,. sutoriis-
ret Cuerfrtielfe peb anton gnit. 81 Sibtr 90.
1sniTh sntl. FHsI. esrIt.
Blair. Rtbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-26
8oreerrepreientant 0aIoemar SEN
len, Der for Sioen er | llOlnnoet.

8oreerrepr9ientont 0oloemar Sen
len, Der for Sioen er | ~llolnnoet.
Gn Minoeiten fer Garl Saseers
Gnfc. Senoogen Den Il. Gueuit oil
paa aorssr airfegaaro bliue inooiet
ct MinoesmGrfe for 0igteren @art
9aggers 6uitrii. 56ora 6ieoler ira
9asnns, til bOem 0igteren bar fire.
BET no8le al Oe ~itenneite aerli8beos-
oi9te. iom o~UerboUeoet fiu0es paa
oct oonife Sprog (9onpifi6et 30.
pen" og ct Senoe5uo"). @'in0es.
mGrfet. Der beitanr al n anielig
@ronititen, or tilpeiebragt oeO prioot
Snitiotia. % @eileoi9teren Snor.
0oderis. Der bar ~itreuet ct 0tinoe.
ifrift ON Qiateren o. bans Sin, bar
Urret SoocOman0en 0erfor. Somti.
Dig er 8raUen bleoen pll0iet op, oa
aorssr aommune bar lobet at ober-
taee 8raoeu 90 MinoeSmprfet oa
bei6r9e geoIigeboIoeIief.
6orfatteren Sr. glfreo 5bien bar
iom 5ormanO for pNationol 5orfat.
te%riorening" mootaBet SnobpoeIie til
at fomne til SteOe oe boI0e en-
@inoetaIe, og bar looet at efterfom.
me 0pfororingen.
GicnoOmsiaIs. Qroproiat9r CIR.
Saniens gnfe bar iolgt Ssbors-
aaaro oeo EIitpffe til @roprittar
sfuoe, Rofifoo, for 10000 SIR. I'll
@aor6en b6rer ZIG Cor, 2anO meo
% 80r. Sortforn. gienoomsitpIO
er @anroen aniat til f05,0O0 9r.
Sualt nnocr @aaltiOet. Gn 30aori8
9aneatbeioer Sanien lit iorIeoen
moer ct RaaItio paa Ell HeItaltra-
ton / O~lio0eliart ct StDffe neo
neo / Quftrsret. Del oar umuIigt at
faa oct op, % Manoen tualtes Der.
for I 90bet at foa Minutter, inoen
ser finoe ifaffes 2~agebiaIp.
Gibbs. 5or8oag gftermiOoag Den
Z. os. opitoo ser So / 8~aarOeier u.
9(noeriens Gienoom pna gerl6ie
Morf oeo 6afse. @aaroens 3 aO.
lpnqer iamt ct Spilebus bar for.
iifreoe / gitifternes 9ran0firiifring
for 1900 ar., 2essret / 9resent.
ueofosien ligeleOe for 1900 SIR.
ae6 al @aarOe til ltbitgfninng.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Stanoer.
borg og Den noroIiee Gel al Belle
Amt bar ifsIge &. 9. poo en- efstra.
orOinPr genernlforiomling bempfi.
oiget 9eItpreIieii til at fsbe ct Bor
@oaroe til ll%Oitpfning. nemlig Bier.
reboganro unoer Watrup 8oos og
Ell itsrre @narO / 9ierre Serreo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-26

mierne foran 6ronten Of @aroe.
buiarreeimentet.
Sosiammcnitpo / SOriens. 2Oto-
mother og go9ne b~eifaoigeoe. 0a
gf~sprestoeet Spo fra, JON ital an
fomme til 9oriens ST. $40, ON
aftenen ben s.. os. noget foriinfet
fsrte inc poo Stotioner, iteote oct
iommen meo 2giaifiner fra @oOs-
fog Nr. 954, bpilfe en- Stationstarl
uberettiget og uOen Or0re baooe
rangeret frem meO. Sammenltsoet
par iaa it9rft, at be9ge Oaaifinernes
5enoere Lob af Sporet. 9ofomotiOet
og De 2 f~orreite 8ogne / gfspres-
toget be~ifaoigeoes en- Del, og ben
iemte 6ogeite 8ogn Lob Of Sporet.
Gtsprestogets 2ofomotioferer og
ct Gar al gasia9ererne fit nogle ret
ufarlige Stso, men tom bog UNDER
2agebebanoIin9. 9ooeoiporet er ifsl.
&c 81. 9. iparret, og Sammenitsoet
meOferte ell 5oriinfelie al 5oggan.
gen paa ct Bar Elmer.
Gen 6eaige Sfrift. gibelielifa.
bets uOgaoer al Den beaige 3trift
foreIigeer nu ale meO oct nDe Se-
itomente / ben autoriiere0e ODer.
iettelie al 1907. llogaoerne meO
Den glOre 0oeriettelie forbanOIes
oeobIiuenoe Deo Sioen af oisie npe.
6n OsOfsOt StuSent. 9Ianot be
nDe Stuoenter af MISUNDERSTANDING
0ioenIfabeIig 6etning ira 3osfiloe
aateoraIifole par ifeIge oGosf5iO."
| aar ogioa en- Sen al OoerflitiogeO
8ouIien, Ser fog Den ~nRitbeOite gts-
amen til Sroos for, at ban er fsot
osu.
5or Bette inuffe HeiuItat fan Den
unge NtnnO taffe i'm Snteaigens og
De go0e @eto0er, man M til Gags
bar til at lore De osufsote at tale.
9eo at iagttage Den taIenoes Muno.
lriainger opfatter ban 3olen % fan
i0ore, uHen at ban fan bgre oct
minoite al boao ben taIen5e % 9an
iei5 Tiger.
Se!e iir uaSsroisa;;lg FAR ban
;ssrig+ nJSt ; oen2i1 I Sorm Of
misunderstanding.
1et 20. Miniiterium. Winiiteriet
81. 9erEtien er oct Is. Siess 1919.
bar bait Dem / feIgenSe
meo felgenoe lloneuneIies-
Molfte %. &arts 1913.
Moltfe Is. 0oDember 1915.
Moltfe 10. Suli 1851.
9lubme p. Sanuar 1852.
0riteo 81. april 1853.
gaa5 u. December 1851.
anOra IS. Ofto6er 1856.
sal 70. @oi 1857.
Hottpitt >. 9eceTn6er 1853.
Sal 81. 5e6ruar 1860.
MonroO 81. December 1868.
9lubme II. SUM 1864.
5r;is 5%riiienborg 6. 0oub. 1865.
SoIitein 26. SDlai 1870. Il
6onnesbe6 IA. Sui 1874.
eitrup II. SUM- 1875.
9eeot5-6 bott 7. GaSuit 1891.
55rring %. Moi 1897.
fSebeiteO 20. 4pril 1900.
8eunt5er "a. SuIi 1901.
Gbriitenien II. Sa1unr 1905.
Gbriitenien II. Sanunr 1905.
gssr:stenien a. Sn..: 1908.
Reergnoro II. Sftober 1908.
SolItein-2eoreborg fS. aug. 1909
3able u. Gftober 10 90.
af6i;s @erntien 5. Sui 1910.
6n clifUareis SurbnnosfGlle. 60
,iaiiTtrsSe-- / @sbjerg.6r. SunS-
&c, i:ses aas;mar5asrs1 Of c Na-
Oifale noifiaige gebaseligbeOer San
arabbe set SpsgeIie", ZEN
fer5east CANNED Aoelsmano", ZEN
tom SsnGs ESs= Sroholo" .Sg;rs.
mano | geHitrepoiitur~
Otter at bare iagt oisie imuffe