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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
Social and
Personal

a N unusually large number Of
IN Richmond people are fastening
abroad for the summer months.
and quite number OF them Will re-
main until late into the fall In
Italy and Southern France are several
colonies of Virginia people, who have
been In Europe through the past win
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington Wise
have already gone abroad for some
time; Miss Lucy Dehring will sail next
week, to be absent several months;
Miss Gertrudey Lewis sailed last week
with a party to be gone all summer;
Mrs Louise Halscy Stearhs Will JOIN
Miss liicks's party for few months
travel on the Continent, and Mr.. and
Mrs 7. Nelson Stroller. of Baltimore,
Will sail on May IS, With their three
daughters, for Europe. They expect
to motor through France and Germany
with party OF friends.
Mrs. Adolph Osterloh and her daush-
ter. Mics Julie Osterloh, who have
been spending the winter in Germany,
will go to Munich in July to attend
the opening of the opera season IN
ihat place.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles W Kent. ofthe
University OF Virginia, and Misses
Eleanor Kent, Elise Mile and MARY
Stuart Cooke. who sailed from Bos-
ton last January and have been IN
Italy ever since. are now in Florence.
from which place they will go to
Paris FOR the month OF June
informant Tea saturday.
Mrs Hugh Miller. or liz North
Third Street. has invited a few friends
10 take an informal cup of tea satur-
day afternoon ~ 5 o'clock with her
sister. Miss Poppenheim, OF Charles
ton, S. G.. who is her house guest Tor
the weekend. 6
yisitins In Baltimore.
Miss Kathleen Bruce. of thSs city is
Waiting her sister, frs. Arthur Kin
sowing. at ST Pau;'s f,ectory, Ba!ti-
more. DR.. and Mrs Einsolving Nave
taken Il cottage on the coast Of Maine,
near Rockiand. whero, with their chill
DION, they will sperd the SUMMER
months
Returns IN 1tichmonh.
Miss Eilmoth Cosby, Of Brooklyn,
n. Y. who has been the guest of reli
friends in this titw Several wtak 4
ago Miss COSBY visited Mta 7 Ashton
Miller here. and vas the guest OF
honor at number Of charming AZ
fairs. She was also much entertained
during her stay III Danville.
Miss Do~d's Lecture This Afternoon.
Miss Dowd. of Kochi. Japan will
talk this afternoon at $50 o'clock at
the Church of the Covenant She will
tell something about her work in the
East. having conducted an industrial
school for girls for a number of years
in Japan. All women interested in
missions of any denomination are cor
daily invited to attend
Meet This Afternoon.
The John Marshall House committee
OF the Association for the Preserva
tion of Virginia Antiquities, VIII meet
this afternoon at o'clock in the home
OF the chairman. Mrs. j. Taylor Ely
son. 10 East Franklin Street.
Golden Wedding.
An interesting event took place
Monday evening at the home of vii
liam G.. Williams. at DIANA Mills
buckingham county. when the colder
wedding Anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs
Williams was celebrated. The home
was beautifully decorated with fern.
and cut flowers. over the front door
encireled by golden colors. was tht
date of the marriage. 1850 and ove1
the door through which the guests LET
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
Robertson-Bondurant.
to The Times-Dispatchl

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
Concord, Va, May 19.-Yesterday
afternoon at the home of J. D. Bon
durant. about five miles northwest
of this place. q home wedding took
place, when his daughter, Miss Rosa
v. Bondurant, was married to Hosue
Robertson. son of G. Robertson. who
lives near Spout Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bondurant left in the
afternoon for the home Of the groom
near Spout Spring, where they Were
given a reception last night. and
where they will make their future
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
IS ApJuDGED INSANE.
Jnnes n. Clements Removed to the
state Hospital mt StauntOn.
Especial TO The Tlmes- DlspAtch.I

TSpecial TO The Times DlspAtchI
Lynchburg, Va. May 10.-James y.
Clements, the secretary and treasurer
of the Merchants Journal Publishing
Company, who week ago set hre 70
the hooks of the newspaper, after sat
urating them with kerosene, was de-
clared insane by q commission OF H.
macy and has been removed to the
state Hospital at Staunton. Clements
is an epileptic. The application for
1lunacy commission was made when tht
case was called to-day for preliminary
hearing in the Police Court Several Of
Clements's relatives arc mere iroH
Knoxville, Tenn,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Tho always attractive rooms OF the
these days very gay and festive with
the lf,ower-decked tables, the sweet
music. the delicious luncheons, and the
charming women and pretty girls who
welcome the crowd which come from
tons Of Mrs. Daniel, and who later so
deftly serves the delicious luncheons
from ia to 2:sO O'clock. The uses of
"Wesson's snowdrift Oil" are revela-
tion is many, and it will surely re-
place in the homes of the more pro-
gresstve tho lard which has for so
many years been the frying medium.
The proceeds of the luncheons aud the
sale of the oil benetlt the. Exchange,
which is.of such inestlmable helb, not
only to the workers whose beautiful
ARTICLES are on sale there, but To the
.housekeepers and women generally or
cur nitu sses H3atEiast 8s5sfke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
Gnrthright-Donnti.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Newport News. Va, May lS.---Samuel
G. Cartwright and Miss Lillian Donati,
of Richmond. were married here yes
terday afternoon by Rev. f. T. Well
ford. pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, at the pastors home. The
bride and groom left on their honey
moon Immediately after the ceremony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
$4,000 FIRE IN CHARLOTTE.
Big Plant Of Cochranc show Case Com
nnnX DESTROYED.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch.
Charlotte. n. c., May ls.-flre Whlct
originated in the barn OF the Charlott'
casket Company last night ignited thu
l,ie- plant Of the Cochrane Show Case
COMPANY adjoining. and In two hour;
reduced 1t to ashes. Firemen had al
uphill fight to prevent the spread o
the conf,agration, but won, saving from
destruction a number OF valuable man
ufacturing establishments in the immc
diate vicinity. The loss Will react
son Gao. with little insurance. TIT
plant was located in the immediate
suburbs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
nr,.ht Prospects for Fair.

Special 10 IIIt I II1IeS- lisp tR'N.I
Danville Va. May 13.-SiX hundred
dollars in prizes has been offered this
year by the Danville Fair Association
for tobacco and corn acreage. The
secretary of the fair has been busy
this spring making arrangements for
the fair, and the outlook is that tho
second fair will be even more. sue
cessful than the initial one held last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
nurncd ~ Powder Explosion.

TSneClaI TO TIE IIII!ts" I1tsItLtNI!;
darlington, Va, May la.--Iamcs
Ianny and his three children We're hor-
.ribly burned here yesterday by the
esniosion OF a key OF powder, The
greater part OF kenny's face and upper
body are burned. and two OF his chill
dren are not expected to i've.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
limitations Issued.

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
Lynchburg. Va. May 19.-1nvita1ons
have been received in the city to the
marriage of Miss Laura A. Pennock.
of New York City. to Harry F. Boyd.
formerly Of Lynchburg. which is to
take place in New York on June l.
The prospective groom Is son of p,
w. Boyd, OF this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
,yIll Meet in Roa,noke.

J, .Danyille. Va. May IE.---The Stats
Ce,ncil of the Daughters OF Liberty
az Virginia Will convene on next Tues
day III Roanoke, and about eight or
ran offlcers and delegates from this
civ are expected to attend. ,rhe State
convention will be attended by about
100 delegates. representing q member-
ahIn az 5000 In Virginia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
Norwegians Celebrate.

Especial 70 The Tlmes-Dlspatch.I
williamsburg, Va, May 10 The Nor
wecian colony, at Norge. in James
CITY county. celebrated the Norwegian
independence Day Tuesday The
speaker was Congressman G. N
Haugen. of Iowa, who is one of the
in the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
Nominated FOR city omce..

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch!
Martinsville, Va. May 19.-At
mass meeting of Democratic voters o.
Martinsville Tonight William n
Gravely was nominated for Mayor, Il
L, Turner for Sergeant. and L. E. Beck
j W. Cheshire. G. NJ. Finley. III. B
Hundley. A. j. Lester. j. d. Sparrow, p.
]. Davis and John T. Penn for Council
men. All nominees are incumbents ex-
cept Mr.. Gravely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Mrs. Adam Denmade VIII close her
apartments at Mount Royal, Bal,lrlofe
June i, and come to Richmono.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
,lcNlNcH FoR CONGRESS.
Republicans Nominate Lifelong Domo.
crat to Oppose Webb,

crnt to Oppose Webh,
Shelby, N. c.. May 1s,--The Republi-
cans Of the Ninth Congressional Dis
trIct assembled In convention here
Nominated by reclamation for Congress
Samuel S. NlcNinch, Of Charlotte Mr.
McNinch has been a lifelong Democrat
and several years ago was elected on
that ticket as Mayor Of Charlotte, NC
has not signitied his acceptance,
His opponent will he Congressman
Edwin Yates Webb. the incumbent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Miss Mary Chalmers, who has beei
operated on this week at st. Luke
Hospital, Is now slowly Improving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

r.. Carter Wexford and Robert BeV
erly. OF Essex county. va, are Visi,ihs
relatives In Richmond for thls "eek-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
Richmond, after spending come time
in Fredericksburg With her parents.

Miss Sarah rutherford, who has
been the guest of relatives in Danvillc,
has returned to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Mrs. o. A. Thomas. OF Lynchburs. 10
visiting friends in this city Tor several
weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Mrs. Edward $. Rose Is the CUES,
OF her sister, Mrs. Louis y. Minnigerodc
at her home in Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Mrs. Knox Wilson and Miss Helen
Tanner, who have been the guests OF
friends in Keswick for several weeks
have returned to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Miss Vera Palmer Will leave earl
next week for Seattle, Wash, wher
she will be the guest OF her brothe
until late in the summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Robert A. sydnor. who was painful
injured by an automobile recently.
now able to be out again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Miss Lily B, Nimmo. of Charlottes-
Vile. is visiting her sister, Mrs Henry
II. Johnsonin this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Charles Lewis. OF Jefferson county
is guest in the city for the Episcopa
Council now in session In Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Captain w, W. Old, who recently
spent few days in Richmond, has re-
turned to his home in Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Miss Lora Crump will leave next
week 10 be the guest Of friends al
Hollns Institute for commencement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Miss Lucy Ford workman. who ha.
been the guest of relatives In Roohes
ter N. y, has returned to Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
Fcrrell-Noel.

j. NJ parden. of Suffolk. is spending
a few DAYS In this city on business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Dr. Pratt and DR.. Payne have re-
turned to Fredericksburg. AFTER
visit to friends in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Mrs. Patterson and son, Edwar
Tabb. who have been visiting relative
in Newport News, have returned to tn
city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Miss Mildred Fenton has returned
TO her home in Newport News. after
a visit of several weeks to friends In
this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20
TnE l,xcHANGE LuNoHEoNs.

Mrs. Leonard Jones has returned to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

Mrs. Randolph Bumgardner. who
has been spending some time In TINS
city. has returned to stanton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

| In and Out of Town.
Miss Mary Traylor is spending some
time in New York as, the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. M. l. Gavin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-29
aUbenbabn.

en- noittlling al gornlc
Melter- og Spen0eltpffer fra 30'er1
og 40'erne % ne0 til ge1ttioen bill bli.
DC afbolot / Snouitriforeningen
&%ipbenbapn / Sommer.
Yrines e 80 aries 2ig
oil life blioe fort til Mosfiloe f6r
Marmoriarfofagen for set ofog6e
'&ongepar ON ct Mors Si6 er fer6ig
Nrtnleslen faor fin egen 5orfofog
en- @pitbIom t6og i
sigbeo rneo Sen, ser bolotes / &opeo-
ltooen ifior, oil til Gfteraaret fin6
steO oper bele 2anoet. Sen arran
ceres at acknowledgements til Gu
.bert11lo1ens @efRmpelie, og set ino,
fomne 8eleb ifal anpe,1oes til min.
DIE 4Dltla11atorter for fattige 8grn
Der er lettere angre6nc al &irtel- %
allngeipeoomlne.
en- % III g. S @nlec.
ming at Marsoagen for Song @bri
itialt Sen Nien1es Ganip| ncn O.
april anfom &%ongefamilien ON sSor.
til &psfiloe. Otter at bape|
bilit poa DC iteolioe Mutoriteter, 6erI
i%nofunoet Jig, figrte Sc tom.
aubne 2anoauere giennem
ben fIagimpffeoe 8p til Domfirfen,
6por Der neolagoes pragtiae 8lom.
lteroeforatiotter paa Song Gbriltials
% Gron1,im 2ouiies Sitter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-29
Derue.

ut Gleftricitet 3 /.
b e + t. Mio0elfart 8praao bar en-.
itemn1ig peotaget at opfgre ct Glef.
tricitetSperf til 100000 ar. efter
Segninger og Operilag al SSngenier
Eeterien, &igbenbapn.
en- &nn6reooorig g. en-
fefru 411re, Sme6egaaro / Mpfer paa
8ornbolm, fDl0te 5. 81. Marts 1O1.
Mar. Sum boer bos lin 5gn, San=
oenlano (sognefogeo) Sure % er ef
ter i'm bple Moer nogenlrm6e raft.
nobru6stp + er. sos
Hbrmager &enritien / &eslelager
paa Spn bar Ell Gpp forleoen itiaalet
Is Splpubre og / @uloubr. Conn
me Scot er Ser boS go9nman0 SC.
&asmusien / Soriens itiaolet 1,O5O,
&roner.
6 itpg Dp6. @aaroeier
9ans Serenien i 8arpelep neo agge'
er fon1met ulpffelig al Gage peo at
faloe en- M%ilebeboloer, paa bpis
- Nn ~ E-.--E.GI{
Gaffe ban ito0. S Sa1oet braffeoe
ban Salien og par 0go, 90 man fit
bam op.
9 t a ct peb 4 O 90,
s 2 . T.. 5ibligere Diitrifts-'
loroemooer Grn gnlilie @oienIuno i
gt9ltpeo fltnoe s. 10. Mpril feire fin
90 Mars Seoiels6ag og iamtioig lit
80 Aars Sl,bilal1m ON praftiiere1r.
Be Soroenooer. 6ru @oienIuno bar
biitaaet peo opers4,OoO geoiIer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-29

gan for @prneiugen.
S OF 5 0b pttet i 8 a n-
II, a r + uogior0e / 1909 giennem.l
initlig: 1872 6oI6 &peoe, 9,6 Solo
@ug, 1871 6ol6 2-raoet og lis
Solo 6=raoet gDg, 1871 So16 bbio,
@apre, 1913 8olo graa &apre %
t4,5 Gol6 8lan6je6.
Suite orenin 9 erne.
SperbeltDrelien for Sc Oanife 5fDtte
foreninger ofbol6t 5. 10. Mpril Ste
prei entontmpoe paa Sfpoebanen !
aipbenbapn. Mf sen trpfte 8eret'
ming frengif Set, at Sc 80 Gorenin'
ger / 2o,1oet / alt MI teller 1926
Sfyttefreoie mes 31>568 Meolem
n1er forl,oen 16,145 biorogpoeno
Meolenrmlcr. 5 427 9reoie CT Sci
upct @pm,altif meb &pin0er, bpora
Scr bor mel0t Jig iult 7,946 @elta
gcrc. Som <rioil1m fan onfereS
at Scr er bogfort 4,O53,SS4 Sfu0
&oa alle Sumter piler @eretnill9s1
cit lt9rf Tre,1gaug fra forrige Star
% / set bele taget bar Si1ilutninge1
til Sfpttclagen i1gen 5inoe bore
ltprrc chs / 1909.
s irfe1i 6oreni II .
for inore Mi s lion
. mart far / 1909 Doft 173
MislionGrer / lin Sjenelte foruoe,1
II 9nrere, JON bar oeltaget / Mis-
iiol,ens Mrbeioe, 6isie iberegneoe 1877
ltoienoinse. Mf @ogielgere, font
l1oelllffenoe orbej0er peo &rsbel9g og
@ogialg inoen for ct beiten1t Mutal
Sogne / sen 5io, ser lepues fra bc-
res iGopanlige Mrbejoe, og ipm FIN
lpnnes pes &obot al iolgte Bigger,
bar Mislionen / 1909 boft 105 Il
1908 1867. Maar otsie legges til
Mislipnens opel1 for nepnte Mrbei=
Ocre, bar sen / 1909 huft iult 203
lloien0in9e. Sen bapoe 1909 Ago
1anlle Misiionsbrie. 12 nye er till
fom11e. Mf Misiipl1sfreoie er Scr
57S III iolt.
SoI0ater= II nj prmc l.
ne hlipcr oron0re0 e.
S 0e li0ltc Nar or Ser blepet foretu-
get ret p%nfottenoe 6ori gg me6 al
inDfpre npe 6arper % 1pe Shit for
laa pcl IoOfolfets iom &ptteriets
l(nifprIner / 9nnmorf. Spirit begpno=
te mon meo 9raagrpnl1e, lioen MES
belt lplebloa ltnifprmer, pg mol1
eloroe enopioere 6oripg meo at ino
fpre Saffen ilteoet for sen gammcl-
bags &aabenfraffe me0 bla1fe al1op=
per og %ppltuaen0e &rnpc. Nlt er allc
ptocre 6prlpg / sen &etlling opgip=
lie. Get er ollcrcoc lrn1e li0en sen
militGrc &lGoefohrif opbprte ne0
So%brifotionen al set gruogrprne
&lGoe, pa set liggcr ct Ear Nlar til
bage / Chen, bo SC iioite al Sc gren-
ne ltnifornler blep 1Deoe. Men Ser
Dor ltore 8eboloninger, iom ielpfel
gelig iful6e ili0es op> og Ser CT lta-
Sig en- 9el, iom fan brl,ges enonl.
/ nogIe Mar.
Samtioig me0, at sen grsl,ne
nniform ipnger paa lit ii6ite 8ers
l11oltiacs oglaa Sc flor paabegpnot.
pg 1adt 1or1ld1fe Sor1pg 11e0 belt liz
leblaa uniforlner, % naar Mooeller
tie Ell @ang ON life altfor Ipnq, iff
er tienlise mere, pi( Sen 0anife 81,
fanterilt after = baaoe i @arniIo
men o9 / Telten piie Jig / SET
gomle fle0elige, 1re,, life altio lig
prattiite Uniform mgrteblaa 6rof
fe og lpieblaa @enfleoer.
9isbenbabn.
en- n6itiIling al gamlc
Melter- og Spenoeitpffer fra 30'ern
og 4O'erne og neo til ge1.tioer bill BIZ
DC afbolot / Snouitriforeningen t
&ipbenbabn / CONNER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-29
S1IIano.

Sperfiprt al Goget
6orle0en falr6tes pao 8aneIinieri tet
1,oenfor 8eile en- golnmel Some, ser
bar operfiert at ct at @attetoeene.
Sum bar ifsrt @attpi; bum bapoc
faaet ct Slag | bpjre Climbing og beg
&c Sen affisrte. Sen fornlpffeoe le-
beoe en6nu, ga man fanot ben0e:
men ofgif pe0 Dg6en fort efter pao
Spgebuiet. Sen forrlpffeoe Some
bar &o~itfonouftgr &aniens 7O=aari=
ge &nitru; mon mener, at BUN ct
Mnfal6 al Merpelioelie er gaoet us
pao @onelinien.
@pfIing poo 9 S e t!
Sen 18=aorige M6ier 0ut5en al
#storbjerg ! 8boltng bar fonltrneret
en- @pfle, bporme6 bon itolt og let
.cDfler paa 8an6et. Out5en, Ser CT
Sieneitefarl, bar i 4 9lor lpslet mes
Spfinoelle at lin &an6cDfle, og 90
ban forle6en iatte Sen / Maen, Ser
lpber giennem 8gpling Sogn, itrgm-
meoe 8gplingboerne / itore 9farer
til Maen for at ia set merfeliqe
&jpretei Ser itet og let gleb Zen oper
Tanoflaoen. Sut5ens 8onocpfIe be-
itaar at ct olminoeligt GpfleiteI, ser
beres oppe al ct 8or foiofformeo,
B%ontoner;; Der er alminoeIig @ie0e
% Sanobjlll paa @pflelr, og sen 0ri-
oes fremab beo SieIp af 10 imoo
Sfoblblaoe, Der er befn1tet til to
S111l. Ban6cDflen, ser Tan bore to
No11o, CT lnml1lig at belte / 8an6et
ben er faa let % iiffer 8rugen, at
lelp gamle MRn6 paa 70 Mnr, io1n
bar iio6et paa en- gDfle, meo
2etbe6 fibrer ben ober @ono-
paa Ol1t5eng ganbcpfIe. 5tD=
al gpfIen foregaar iom peo,
alminoelig GpfIe, ioet 8oret CT
at 6o%rbi16eIie meo stpret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-29

Den nDe 5in6sip sc
a n t I. Otter Gorlpoenoe bar
&ofiegermeiter 1reicbom, 1orben,
feIbt (6rp6enoaD beo 9olbef, till
bllot Ell gratis 8pggegruno peo= Sen-
oerlfop for SEN npe Stats-Sin6slpge-
%anitalt, Ser ifal opferes ct Steo / oet
norolige sjellano.
Ct 1909 ars S nbi
I e M. Suns Gifts patriotiife
Selifab feireoe 5. IL. Mpril Sun-
6reooars6ogen for Selifabets foniti=I
tueren6e Notwithstanding pes Ell
Set paa Sn6uitripolaet / Ooenie.
Otter at ser bap6e b9ret afbolot or
6iner @eenralforiamling, bolot 6or=
iegsleoer @ecf, 5fopsbdge, 6oreorag
ONT @eIifabets &iitorie og 8irflom-
be6, og bagefter bar ser 6eltmiooag.
Gbp. SoIfetingsmano
sc q T. ogb. Sen ti6ltgere SOL
fetingsmano for @or6ingborgfreo=
len, fbb. @oar0ejer $. S. 81. Mebr al
&ielobp poa Men, er afgaaet beo
9g6en / lit 726e Mar. Mgbr repre-
ientere6e neutrality-suspicious. / 81
@ar, men tn6tog 6og en- meget beife-
Sen Shilling paa Einge; ban ilutte6e
Jig / 6irierne til @prupife @enitre.
= Stoligere 6olfetingsmono for
Maribofre6ie1, 2erer ST. Sobanie 1
er a%fgoaet be0 De6en, efter lengere
5i0s Sbageligbeo / fit @iem / &ille=
iteo. Sen afop6e blep IS Star GAM
mel.
Demte Sagtbetient e.
6or nogle Maoneoer ii6en oberfal6t
ipp Sagtbetiente fra @rebifobet
&nutbenborg en- Scat to Meno,
@aor6eier 6. S. Sgrgenlen og ling
farl $. Mn6erien al &aa, iom tom
fjerenoe / en- Sleoe paa offenlig Sci
Merbeoen al @%rebifabets @fope
@etjentene troebe, at Menoene babe
epet uloblig SSagt, men Bette er tiff
bepiit, og en- al 8etientene, JONI bap:
Sc iloaet S6rgenien / @obe6et mel
;. en- Stof, er MI iogmt EN- betinge:
:, Straf pou IA Cages iinrpelt 6eng.
: iel iomt 06lnt til at betale e1 @ritat'
, ming al so j&r. til Sergenien. @r
+ on0en al @etienteue i6emtes Ell
8g6e, me6ens Sc gprige ~frifan0tes
M aar man g e m nj e I
5for tenen. @n Mon0
: MafirfebD paa 8ornbolm fom el
Dag paa Sen Tanfe> at bans @er0i
papirer, iom ban opbepare0e / il
e 5fatol, biit maatte bore mere be
trpg9enoe giemte, bpis ban onbragt'
Dem / en- folio @asie inoe / 5forite
men. @an lagbe iaa &apirerne / Ell
!, lille Sr9fasie, anbragte ct Sernlaae
oper &asie1 og itille6e SEN giennen
!, en- &eierpeoer in6 / Sforitenen
Men ga Man6en en- ifign Sag fon
for at ie til fine 8er0iiager> pal
}, ser tffe anoet tilbage ems = Sern.
laaget. &osien me6 Sens 6Drebor{
, S116bolo bar bren6t. Sen inoebolo1
, Sbltgattoner, Sparefasiebgger, e1
Sfigoe, ct Geitamente m. m. Cite,
0enne triite 9p6agelie bor Monoer
maattet ibge ON fgl. 8epilling til al
foa &opirerne mortificereoe bel
9om.
Men ban bar lobet Jig ielp al0riq
mere at gaa i 5foritenen 1ne6 fine
&9r6ipaptrer.
S9lIanb.
Sperfigrt al Goget.
6orle0en fan6tes pao 8aneIinien tet
l,oenfor 8eile en- golnmel Some, Ser
bar operfiert at ct al Mattetogene.
Sum bar ifsrt @attpi; bum bapoc
faaet ct Slag / bpire Climbing og beg
&c Sen affisrte. Sen forulpffeoe 1e-
beoe e1onn, 90 man fanot ben0e:
men afgif De0 Dpben fort efter pao
SDgebmit. Sen f%orl1lpffeoe Some
bar Eoitfonouftgr &aniens 7O-aori-
| Qe Su1tru. mon mener. nt h11n ! Of
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-29

&auaorrboiber tnrs..t paa 6 til II 0aseH
Salo otntment furerer etbbert aiIfrIbe a. n.
snoe, Dilnee. blanenbe ener fremtroebenhe 6amorrbni.
s ;. To- = q. 9a9s: ellsr ,9engene tiIbaae. 66e. 9llpir.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-29

enc eller sen an6en @etning.
en- g fuffe1 e. 6orleoen
fejreoe @aaroeier 8eoer 5tgplbpf i
Sbiobierg lin Datters 8rplIl,p mes
S1ipefter Mgller poa @lomltrup.
Nelte Morgen ~afreiite set urge 8ar
til oeres nDe &iem / &allun6sfier.
n Wil 1D6 for &an6ers. Ga Sc pes
1O=Stoen ON Sormiooagen ipingeoe
mo @aar0en, fonot Sc 9tuebuiet
ltggerloe iom Ell rpgenoe @ltinbob.
Set bar neobrenot ian1me Gags
Morgen. Man Tan tenfe Jig Sc np-
giftes Operraifelie. Sc aneoe intet
ON, bpao Ser bar ffet, ingen bapoe
lgrget for at gipe Dem Weo6elelie.
bar opitaaet pes Siretioen ON
Morgenen, ioet Eigen oa bapoe fpret
op til @aif og 0erpaa bar gaaet u0
for at malfe. @aar0ens TorbaIter,
Der life paa Sen Sis bar itoaet OBJ.
bar rar i%noebranot; ban maatte re6-
Be Jig set blotte 2inne6. Set INT
feoes at reb6e l1oIengerne, ser bar
eghRngte. 8igen blep anbolot Tom
11istGnft for at bape paaiat ssloen.