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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-23

Taylor Curran. in Panama. left Wash
ington yesterday for that place.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-23

classmate of the bridegroom at the Wor-
cester Polytechnic Institute. Among the
out-of-tOwn guests viii be Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark j. Morrison, brother. and sister
in-law Of the bride. of East Orange. X.
j., and Mr.. Weber Smith, Of Nassau.
y. II.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-23

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Browning
will present their daughter. Miss Elise
Browning. at tea on Friday, Deem
Der I6
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-23
Apaehes Meet Fredriekshnrn renn,-

March 5-Conell, at New Haven.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-23

TOtAls...... rs 40 a9s Tolals....... 40 As =.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-06-25
AMONG THE UNIONS
Frisco has s4s union printers.
ireland goes on booming indus

Frisco has 949 union printers
Ireland goes on booming indus
trially. .s:.a = 3. Il
All Fresno, Ca, bankers are union
lists. ...is3 /. III ~ -Z 81 sSst g
4 ogden, Utah. carpenters are on
strike. =: Is; i=s It l$;.sI 500.
Antwerp diamond cutters earn 81 5
to $40 a week. :.%E s5$ss :, S5ssassfas% s. .%,:%
Toledo is to-, have1a cooperative
Kosher meat market. ss. S # #:s.
There are 6, 900, 900 wage-e earning
women in the United States. 81 81
Two Portsmouth, N. H., 'brewertes
will grant the. &ight-hour day. N II Il.
- All Butte, Mont. stores are nov
closed at p. m. on Saturday.
IA: Los Angeles school teachers OBJ
tanned an increase of 800 q year. 81; u
Inside electrical Worke at Salt
Lake city struck for $3.50 day.
Ex-Mayor schmitz, Of San Fran
cisco is once more ia union fmusicia
The Illinois miners have over three
quarters Of million In their Z cas-
ury. va S .2 9Z ~ s X :,. ss
The entire plant sof the American
print works att Fal River was shut
down last week. sS{.zsi a I,
"a decree Of the minister OF abor .of
France prohibits night work by seam
stresses and other working girls:s
The federal government ITSELF and
IA Of our states nov l,ibit the scon7.
tract system Of labor 4n ctr prisons.
It is stated that; al internatio mi
convention Of the IRON MoldeEs costs
the locals anywhere ftotl 81 . 900 Il
$50, 900. sfs ss !. So
within the past tvgl mon IS & iyll1srly
100 men have Joined the ranks of th,
various unions q Crane Rapids,
Mich. M
While the city Of sycrpss. O..
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-06-25


ton to the debt we owe to them:
desire to particularly thank vicesPreSi-l
dent Hall, who acted as Secfetary-;
Treasurer during my absence and who
with his many other duties, with the
same zeal and fidelity as IS 1t was
Finally, let me Say. word tor t l,.,
labor press. Of the state There xarega
lot OF us who think that the pathWAy
of the labor editor 10 Sss streWn with
roses. and that dollars fall Into mis-
sanctum like rain dropa from the
clouds above: Long experience bids
me declare there isr no 5busiHess IN;
which q man works 40. lard and are-
celves SO little for bts efforts rs does
the editor Is OF g. labor PAPER. u Bro.
Quincy andsBro Kenn ed q nd even tho
brother who publishes tie Isabor World
at Duluth are probably too proud to
take yon into their innefmSst councils
as to Their private affairs, bat Am
sure Of this that the labor papers f
Minnesota are not receiving the pat
ronage they. deserve from union labor.
r When unions are In trouble the. daily
papers seem MOTTO have the space to
tell labor's side Of the CONTROVERSY; but
the labor editor can always find ans
pie room to tell the whole story. He
is always a friendtsin need to the un-
ion In trouble, and for. this reason he
ought to be more literally supported
than he Is, today Ss.sEESs.< =, So IS.
. :. =. Respectfully submitted. sz5 =
r. -. >s8J y, W.:;E. M'EWEN.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-06-25

can only claim population of $4,000,
1T has IS local unions and q trades
assembly. - 1:s .. ~ -. : i
The total number of labor .organiza-
tions formed in Canada last year was
1852, while during the same period
ninety were dissolved. - I: - r. ? - =
Every retail shoe clerk in Oakland.
Call. carries union card This fact
makes Oakland the banner union city
tail clerks are concerned -. ~
Advance of a hundred millions a
year in wages paid to the railroad en-
ployes of the United States is esti-s
mated by the: authorities. .s. 40 =.
New York ministers are aiding let
ter carriers in their crusade for a
national waassuring one. day. Of rest
in seven for all mail @nen. s.
In Des Moines, Iowa, the women
doing housework have formed a sort
of agreement to-: maintain q wage
scale Of two dollars q day. e. - s Il
The state federation 81 labor of
Tennessee IS q vigorous body that has
secured some good laws for the pros
lection Of minors and women: i # +. =
unionists Of Nova Scotia are going
to attempt to secure the enactment
Of q law compelling employerssto rec
ognize and treat with organized la
Dor. 8 s . s.. 6 - y !
a committee: of prominent labor
leaders has been appointed to organ
lie the 10000 elevated, subway and
a, ,-faca rnad !. eynn1Oyes OF New YOrk
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-06-25
BLAME SOCIETY II ! ] NOT
me SAYS THE MAYOR.

TOLEDO, June 24.-Toledo preach.
ers struck more than they bargained
for when they drew from Mayor
Brand .Whitlock a fifteen column re-:
ply to their: comm unications ins;which
they declared that gambling, wine:
rooms, women of i'll :repute, {ndecency
and immortality existed in Toledo in:
violation Of the law. In his reply
Mayor Whitlock took the only posi-
ton he could take, and that is that
plutocracy on the one hand and in,
voluntary poverty on theH other-in+
other words, capitalism-is respon-
sible for the evils complained Of by
the preachers, and that until these
causes were removed the evils. would
continue. ~ .-.%3s ~ :, ~ s III, -
Among the points that. stick }out in
Mayor Whitlock's replyssthe follow
ing are we'll worth printing =. 2: ;
you propose to abolish vice and
crime by the use of force; in my,
philosophy they can never be- abol-:
ished until we ascertain the causes of
them, and then remove the causes
ut is involuntary poverty and it's
direct and indirect efforts that pro-
duce crime. and. our duty is to make
involuntary poverty impossible: s<fsS Z ZtT4A5s
There is an impression abroad in
many minds that the mayor by vir-
tue Of his office possesses some pecu-
liar. occult power by which he can
make people good. ,@>@
II am not the beadle of New Eng
land village in the year 1892, but the
mayor of modern American city
in the year 1870. elected not to gov
ern the people, but to represent them.
not to bear rule over. them, but to-
carry their will into effect. ~.
II think that much of what we
call badness arises out Of conditions
for which the individual is not re-
sponsible, and that men are good
largely as they have the chance and
incentive to>b good. - ....:.
Laws seeking to, regulate, ,dimin-
ish or extirpate the social evil have
been confined almost, exclusively to
the female. ~. " ;y3s4s: - = tt.ss1 y 5;5
Having been driven from the
streets, where are these women to
60? They can not be driven into the
river or put to death; at least any
faster than society already drives
them into the. river or to death. Who
will take them At whose door will
they knock for shelter? They can
go either to- the river or to the
brothel. -. 81. IT,
MANY girls who find themselves
compelled to make. a. living, find
themselves confronted with the i'm
possibility of making that living be-
cause the wages paid: are too small.
to live upon. And herein the employ
er who is grasping profits has a GER
tain responsibility.
"There are gentlemen who axe re-
spected and count themselves among
the good and eminent of the town
who own the property where these
poor creatures dwell.
"a certain few imagine that the
government is made. for them and
their personal interest and that, it,
should give them the privilege to ex-
ploit the labor OF the many. -
sGambling > remains : gambling
whether in a low den or a drawing
room. -, H.. Wy e
1T is as great an offense' to steal
a railroad as it is to steal ride"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04
: o6n,anoer(on.
rsfanbinauen"s llosiper afeaaet ueo
9sbcm.

6reoag Morgen iiolte ltge aigif
set norite 1ugbloo u5fonoinopcn"5
l(ogiper, Sobn Mnoeri on, peo Dpocn
i lit Stem / Chicago, "A Mar GAM
mel. @ous @elbreo bapoe pGret
minorc 9pot / Sc iioite glar, me, Sen
oirettc Iposooriog par ct @irrte-
llog.
Sobn Mnoerlon bar fpot pao &ois,
Moree, p9 fom fer til 2an0et 8 Mar
9ommel mes fine 6orel6re. Sans
Ta6er op0e faa Mor efter, og Gpn=
nen mootte ga binlpe til at foripr9e
@o6eren og @piteren, SON blep
Mbisbl1o % nogle. Mooneoer eftcr
SDpo9roflGrling> % efter at ban
bopoc lGrt 5a9et, orbejoeoe ban peo
forifielli9e al @bicegos 9agblaoe,
inotil ban / 1866 iammen meo @nuo
2an9clano, Sen ienere Statslenator
/ @isconiin Sobn 81. Solution %
&ietor 2atpion begpnote ltogipclien
al uSfan6inaben". @laoet begpn0tc
fom ct lille ugebloo, men napnlig
peo Sobn Mroerions l'trettelige
gnerai ct Set efterbaon6n arbeibet
pp til 6cts n%lp9re,10e ltore Gtrfmla=
tion iom Gagblao. Mn6erion bar lioe
fra Sen fprite 8egpn6elie ~perionligt
leoet llogipelien al 8laoet % Sen
oermeo forbl,none @ogbanoel FAINT
ct ienere opbGueoe Acknowledgment
@e9ropellcn fanot gteo / Senbogs
fra @iemmet os Srinitp engelif<lu=.
tberife Strife unoer meget itor Delta-
selie, ogiaa at Moromeno fra andre
Stater / M%oropeiten. Morife 6or=
enineer og 0rganiiationer par re-
prGientere0e be6 0elegotioncr.
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|Streife. 8ellutlrilwen ON SDnpo=
tbi=Strejfe blep fattet enitenmigt al
SC 700 Gelegater, Ser oeltog / 900
set. Set blep bog beiluttet at NO
.iutte @rfleringelt al Streifen I'll
fprltformenoe 2eroag, / set &aab,
at @porpejsfompagl1iet in0en oe,1
Sis pil6e gaa inb paa ben al Mrbei'
oerne %forlangte @egling. Siotil
bar &ompagniet baaronaffet orbit
ctbpert 6orieg paa Magling og ct.
flGrct, at ser er intet at mrgIc.
&ele lioite ltge gap Streifen Mn-
leoniug til mango goloiombe9er.
Streiferis iamleoes IungS 2inierne,
Dpor Srafifen iegtes bolot igang peo
Strejfebrpoere, Iog @ognpinouerre
iuo mes 5tene, Iagoe 6orbinoringer
paa 5polene oip. Slere @ogne b1ep
l'renote efter at 8unftionererne bar
iagebe 1sb .of oem og misbanoleoe,
% nogle @ogne er iprangt | 2r1ften
n1eo Dpnamit. Slere Menneifer er
orabte og mango mere eller minore
haar6t iaareoe 11noer Sammen9teo
mes Eoritiet Goa { ...,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04
s Sc fl,Iturellc @i6cuifober .er Der

pi6cre Spillerun1. Sociologi o..
&lnfologi fal1 i,,bOriftes pes Ell bill.
fen Jon, 6clit Slide, iom Stuoentc1
pcs sprpaficnoita6 far Mogong til.
Suite Erpfes|oren ton bog gipre IL
Set uocprr at brilge llorocn uoen
0creItcr at tilpcicbrinAe @allonce /
Sen ltloereuoc Sonfefrcos. Men
fan fon foo cit bpjcrc &noflpSellt
pao Sc E%rpicslorer, mco buell ban
fomluer / @crprina. @on fan aSpi-
Sc Sores oaloeligc SpnSfclt. @on
fan bjrlpe til at fri ltnoerpisningcn
for nogct al oens Yrppinlialisme.
@iotil bar Eublifuu lapt set
Snotrpf al Yrofesior=@pttet, at set
bar mere for ct GINS Sfplo c11o for
a!;:;ttc. Meu bliper Soaen Itettet
mes Mi0lcr, loolebcs at Scr fan ftn=
&c IT plonloat oa r9elunrsiiat 9ptte
Steo, So pil scr ogiaa fl1,ne opnoo=
cS he0re % porine Mci,,ltatctr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04
Nmnuoiens Ssbapscgpebition,

Sra @%riltiauia t%elegroieres, at
&aptein @oolo Mn;:a.SSiien m,lig al
lereoe / @ai Moal,eo pil bape
~Trom" ioroen for at begpn0e lin
&ejie. Ser pil ferit blipe foretoaet
ct 2 Moaneoers &rpos / Mtlon1erbo.
bet langs Nmerifas @plt for oceano>
arafilfe Stuoier, oereftcr pil Sfibet
penoe tilbage til &riitianio for at iao
lit cnoeligc lloltpr mes Sleoer, Suit
Sc plp., og 6crefter nil &cilen gao
rltl1ot Sap @orn til San Irancisco,
bpor SEN c1belige @eltemmelie pil
blipc toget, bpilfc Mun0 Ser lfal le6=
iage Sfibet poa 0en mongeuorigc
6aro gie1n1em &olorbapet.
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Eruf:siur=@yttc.
minneapolis Sournal" jfriper

minneapolis Sournnl" ifriper /
anleoning al 6obrifont @iels &oul=
fens @ope al $4,000 til Mmericon=
Seonoinopian Spcietp iom ri omtal-
te forrige uge, og bpis &enter ifol
onpen6es til ll0pefslin9 al Brofe:=
1orer % Gtuoenter mellem oe amleri=
tanife % fanoinooiife l1niperiiteter:
S Sc ienere Mar er Ser foretaget
mango lao0anne @ptninger, men Set
te er set fprlte Gorlog poa at bannc
ct Tono for Sogen. Gen &ien6s=
eierni.,g. at Ell Gorretningsmm1o
bar giort oette, er ct g%ionesbpro ON
at Sanfen Ct populer oe antoselig
foroelagttg. Set itore &ubIifunl
bar bog meget rinee TorltaocIie al
btao ser CT u6rettet % bpao ser til
fietes pc0 0isie 8rofesior=@ptter.
Set tsr antaees, at 2ereanltalter=
ne be6rc er6 oct jtore Bubltfum bco,
.bboo Ser ct at op11aa oerbe0. &bis
bet bar eli l%tooefsling al @pnspunf-
hr ONT @oucation mellem 2erean=
ftaIter, ser o%rbeioer efterforfiellige
Orun6ietninger og m,,lig for for
Eiellige Gormaal, pilbe sen iano-
hnltgnis babe ringe praftiif 8etpo-
ming. unoerbisnir:1 er ligeiom pro-
fesiiond 116oannelie bopeoiaeelig
ffeoegen. @tuoenten lprer bpao bes
Tan fomme bam melt til Nptte / bans
eget 2mn6. SON lerer amerifanlfe
2obe, for6i ban efter al @imeligbeo
til fourrpe til at praftiiere 2oben Iaa-
see iour Sen ~fortolfes al! omeritanife
9omitole. Sngenier- % onoen 81.
benitub IRres peienligt n1eo U.s.
uptteIfe ! bans eget 2al1o for gle.
JEEfE 90 [EaE+ MS gao GA : &[G NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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st sobt Statslaan.

@rulioent Satt bar anbelalet, at
Der outage: ct 80 Millioner DollarS
etatsiuun til @iennemfprell c at &e=
nieringens ltore Srrigationsarbeioer,
oa ser or al Sanoipnligbeo for, at
Ronqresieu oil eipe lit Samtpffe til
bette 2uou. 9er.cr Sen gien0pmme<
Iigbco res Set, at oetS Sorrent1lrlg
GA Muprtiiotipn life pil fprnme til
at pautuile Stattepocrne, men pil TO-
segaa automatic pes Salget al oe1t
oprfelige Soro, iom frembringes neo
Sssrri1otion3nrbeioerne. Set bliper
oItiaa full ct Uorltno*laan, Scr nil
betole lia ielp. Set CT life mango
Mar 1ioca Nc9ierinacn paatoa Jig at
giennemilre tore S%rrigations= ng
on6re .Msecmptipu =Irbejore cIter
Ben Nlou. at Sc Eel1e. Ser fpm IND
pe0 Sal9et Al set rao oel1l1e Maa>s
bprfelisgiorte 2auo, uoelrftenot
fflIoe brl19e5 til at g%iennenfpre poo:
begpnote % iuurfiatte 11pc Soreto:
GENDER al oenne Mrt. Set bar Ct
@logs uEltblic Smneribip" grperi
ment, Ser er foloet ioo goot 8efplf.
.ingers Smug, at Ser poo SEN Miao:
De er inofomruet bcnneb 60 Millio;
rer Collars Srrigotipns=Uon0et %
uobetoIt Ncnuco so Millipner Sol
lars al settle. Slniolerti0 foreltaal
Der I'LL laa mUgtige s(rbeioer al oen=
ne 9(rt, at set bliper np0penoigt al
ffafie ct 5orif1o pao 80 Millioner
Collars tllueie til at glennemfpr pr
DEM / Sc noe tie 9 Mor, eller or1trent
oobbelt iaa meget lom Ser fan ben.
tes at fon1me ino pe0 Solg al ofiel.
1igt 9ano. S ollie Ggnc al 9on6et
iiooer Soft og pentcr poa at fonr11c
@eiiooelie al 6ette &eaieringslano
$bi &aabet vtilbage til Soroen" ba1
belbigpis life lp6t forginpes. 81
netop settle er SEN beblte Boronti for,
at 2oauet, Ser tenfes itiftet paa in=
b%enlonoitc 9on0s, let o9 burtiet bill
blipe tegnet, % Set gooe %nrf ga
Ell liffer Trenntin imp0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04
Mil1uanfcc, &is.

Sen oal1lfe Menigbeo boloer Joni
l1 0panlig @ltostieneltc bper Sen0ag
6 itn1. ST. 3 / &irfe1 puo. Scott st..
melleln 8. pg Z. Mpc., pg Spnoagsz
lfolen begpnoer &l. 1,45. &pinoe.
foreningen boloer Mpoe 6reoagen
Sen ii. bps Mrs. Sprgcnien, SAL
@alfer st., ON Gfterm., 'og ON Mf=
tellen 81. s er Scr Menigbe0sme0e /
&irfen, og bcgge Mp0er operpereS
al Yoltor @i11g fra Macine.
Spge go. 36 al .. 9. g. Mal fe=
raoe blcp CIT pcllpffct IffGre, tbi
@clpget bar goot> og olle more0e Zig
.poo Ell pGn Maooe, og ct life l1betp-
0eligt Oueriflo tilfolot &asien. Ser
bar mango pene Maifer, iaa 8eopm=
mellesfomiteen bopoe cit pmnifelig
Spgabe, men ene0es ON, at Hremi=
ernc ifuloe tilfaloe: Tum1ebrogspi.
gen Mnnc &usm1slen, Snoianeren
g. g. MielienL 2 Megere, Geo. @tel=
ien pg 9. 2oriel, ionlt 2 Spoer,
Sans &osmuslen og 6re0 Eeterien.
&u er 2ogen paa Spil igien, i6et
sen 0ramotiIfe Stub, / Screening
me0 m16re &reftcr, pil optre6e og
lpille &ome0ie III. III. / @ornlonia
9ou pao 1. Mpe. sen 10. Marts %
lutte mes 8al. 81 boaber, at oct
mao bliuc ligeloa piellpffet EFT Mffnre
lom Mn lfcra0en.
9tll fan jeg me0oele, at OorrmartS
Glolte Mano, Sens Mielien, @il0=
berg, @orbasie Sogll Belle Mmt,
ogoe Z. 6ebr. 1862 Star ga'nmel.
og famine Sag git ogiaa Ell anocn
gammel @eoersmon6 til @pes 8ri=
gaoe, nelnlig gamle Ml,ge / Marbus;
balr blcp so Mor % por Sober til Dor
beficnote 6. Mllge fer I @pe11.
s. S.
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Sra Grom Greet pes Msisiour

~ Sra Grom Greet peO Misiouri
6loocn meooeles, at Snoianerne i
Ninter bar miitet Salpoelen at Sc
reg apGg, iom er i1'ltet og frosiet
libel, liselebes mango Seite. Snoia.
''er'1e ipnes at bore ret 6petiee
abagoplere, men forismn1er at jam
le ginterfooer, ioet Be regr,er paa, at
9prene ielp (fal iamIe Gsoen pao
81 8rarien: R1l pea,ter Sc, at @esie.
ringenf oI erftatte aabet.
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@ineline Yros., set itore Sir:
tl1sfirnm. lom bar @interfporter /
Baraboo, bar list ct fort Sab, i0ei
TloObeltm yYete", set ltsrite al oen-
tic Gpreart, ser boloes / 6angenifab,
CT opo.#Nu bapoe en- @rroi af flere
3ufiro 2ollors. vYete" bar Del
fienot neiten bele 2auoet oper, / SCI
BEN I flere .Mar bar f,,lgt &ingling
8rgbrenes Girfl,s.
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sporoeisarejfep / philadelphia.

Sc ialnpirtenoe Observation-Disclosures
/ 3bilaoelpbia, ser bur ct iamlct
Me6lensantaI al ca. $4,000 %
14O Organiiationer, bar ii0ite
5gnong efter ct 6 Gimers langt Me-
Sc peitaget at erflGre @eneralitrej;;e
Tor ian,tliee Meolemmer al DC LIMO
tler, Der hlbsrer Sammenilutninge,1,
I sspmpatbi 1neb sporpeismanoenes
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@g=Ereiocnt Muuicpclt

II I'LL poa 1ilbagerejlen ira i'm Sagt.
III; / oct britilfe 9itafrifo. San
refer bienoo neo as &ilen % an'
fom / 2er0ags til @onooforo gu.
oar, Ell Snolan6sbp peo oenne Gloo,-
bpor bal1 opbol6t Jig Spnoagel, ooer.
f%ortiattes &eiien / EN- al Sen
belgiife &egjeringS 6loobaaoe til
Mongalla> bpor Ser. oor giort 6or-
bere0elier til cit fqtlig Mo0ta9ellc.
s &artbum, pes SEN gore Nil, oil
Gr=Yrplioenten me0e Mrs. &ooie.
,elt % 6eres Cater gtbel, ser orri-.
til Neapel / Senoags paa
til 9ggDpten.
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@enerolQ0illtanteu for @iscoM:

- Observation-Disclosures for @iscon=
lin bar mootaget ltnoerretning frn
&rigsoepartementet i 8aibington
ON, at SEN regulRre Mrmes Manpp-
rer for Sn6ig=D epartemcntet % @i-
litien / 5tatcrne @isconlin, @icbi-
gan, Sllinois, S,oiana, Ohio %
aentncfp bil blipe bolot / 5eptember
paa &egicringens @rui,o peo spar-
ia, sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

Qeeutcr for uurc Bigger % Slaee
FAINT uSnnitc / Nmerita".
q. SbeuloW,
Splcr, Ninn.
s. 6. &eterfeu,
272 @mrnFse Ct,
%ortlano, Gre.
s.. !. Glauien.
1888 Saroma Glue,
Z Saeuma, @aib.
Suns @uloen SEMEN.
Mfilmautcc, BIS.
Sremtiocns Gulforipning.
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Raar Sc fbleer ,,,eb / bette 8IoS
ira Gnoel til anoen, fra l1se III l1se,
.ifal De life ensite Dem for, At 81
the fSleer meo ! Eiben., Dd i1r.
Ger Biabet ior. IS.
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2aaM kMM1anI
&onlitecn for YrofcSior 8pggilo5
ToreorogStourne fer / @merifo /
CONNER, / Maaneoerne Mai til Slit
quit meo0eler %, at SEN bar moo
tuget enoel Snobpoelier fra Sorenin=
ger % 2anoSmeno til Soreorag3=
bpl6eren. Men ga 6enne 5ourne 10
ooitiller Jig pnle.ligt fra Sc gnr,eie
Sourneer, al &1tnltaere, og for at
fllnne urra1lgere Sen ioa tioligt, pfo~
inomiif og for alle Earter iao TIL
frccsltillenbc iom mlligt, a1mobcr
&omiteen ollie, Ser maotte n9re in
tere$iereoe i Hrofesior 8pggil6s Be-
ipg, ON uopboloeligt at inolebe 6ors
5auolinger mes our UNDER Moresie
COMMITTEE for 8sggilb lectures,
1850 y. Nortb Mpe., Chicago, ST."
Sc gm1er, iom 8%rofesior @rbg<
gilo tilbpoer at boloe Toreorog ON,
er islgcnbe:
T.. Melfens Erooufticn.
2. Sen oanlfe &ontrolforeninger.
3. 6orifjellige 6orbolo, iom bar
Snbilpoelje paa Mrlfcns Se6me.
/. &eernes SCORING CONNER %
%inter.
5. 2e oanFe Mnoelsn9lferier.
g.. Mnlfens % 6le0ens Eaite,tri=
iering.
Z. 9annmrfs Smprefsport.
s. 0onnarfs Mplferibrug fgr
og MI.
8. MGlt iom MGringSmi60el.
10. @jsbenbapns Soripning meo
Molf.
ii. GolrnorfS 2opgipni1g Mnl=
feribrl1get peorerenbe.
II. &pgieinens &rop og Melfe=
priiernc.
10. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES /
Gunun1arf.
/ II. Segelcfc og Gpecnt 6iorb.
@pert al oisie Gunner er ct Sore
0rog for fig ielp, og Sc fan pelgeS
otter 9ebag. &rofesioren er tillige
pillig til, ont enifes, at beibare flere
Spprgsmaal / famine 6oreorog, iamt
efter Toreoroget beipare m1lige
Spprgsmaol, epent. poa @ngelif> el=
ler oeltoge / CIT epentltel 9isfuslion
ON Sc foreliggen6e gmner.
Enlfes Set tilligc, at noe1e Sore
orog ifol bore ofposiet for en- Gel ei=
ter itcoligc Torbolo, tilroa0er &ro=
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at ba1r gieunem CT, cller flere Cages
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iii forinocn 6oreoraget at iomtole
r;eo 9anosmnnoene og eibre fig BE-
filnot mes ggnens Sorbolo..
Sfipnt oisie 6ore0ro9 10 beient=
light bar 8u6 til Sc peltli9e 6anlfe
2ano=&olonier, benleoes SpmGrf=
iombcoen pao, at flerc al Sem, iaale-
0es 81. q. go. 10 og 12 egner Jig lpe=
cielt ioln popul e r e S o l. e.
Drag / @perne, og Sc fan,
Dpor set mnatte pnifes, ofbolses paa
gngelif.
Hrof. @pgailo pil efter 8eitem-
melien fonrme til at bol6e Goreles=
Ringer peo forifiellige l1niperiiteter
% 2anobrugsifoler poa @ngelif,
oper gmnerne 10, II og IL. Disic
far aientages> bpor iom Delft Set
maatte bnifes og fan 1rooife tiene til
poo fine Steoer at peffe Snteresic
for Nr~ofesiorens 8eieg 116oper bore
2on6smGnos Rre6s.
&rof. 8Ggeil6 meobrineer en- Sci
2psbilleoer, men gj6r opm9rfiom
poa, at bpor oisic pnifes frempiit.
moo Sc iteolige &omiteer ielpfglgelig
Urge for iaapel pasien0e 2ofale ior11
for Sc %n96penotge Mpparater og Sis
les @etiening.
Set forbol6spiS forte Spbol0 ill.,
la6er 10 fun ct beereniet Gntal So
re0rag, % set bill oerfor bore | bore
2an6smRn6s Snteresie at benbenoe
fig til &omiteen IA burtigt
0 III ii Ii 9 t.
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Bro es or t. S err
EN-
onfom 5. 1G. Gebruar til aiebe,1-
bapn fra i'm Mnrerifo=&ejie og, ubtal-
te Zig n1eo flor Silfre6sbe6 ON bpao'
ban bapoe oplepet beroDre og Sen
S~mpoefommenbeo ser .oar ;piit. bant
iaapel Of 9anosmrn6 iom Amerifa.
mere. 81. !. u. / q
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