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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-11
DANGEROUS RUNAWAY.
Rev. Dan Curb and Family Thrown
From Buggy Saturday Morning.

FlCNs Odn Se'b e''< e'''J
From Buggy Saturday Morning.
Rev. and Mrs. Dan Curb and two
members of their household figured in
runaway yesterday morning that
was really serious. While driving in
the northwest portion of the city
their horse became frightened at an
automobile and made turn that
threw Mr.. Curb from the buggy. Mrs.
Curb jumped and the boy standing
in the rear of the vehicle easily jump
cd to the street. Miss Shuford Void
ridge, sister to Mrs. Curb, sat alone in
the buggy without lines while the
horse ran madly until a driver of the
Dawson Produce wagon stopped him
and probably saved the life OF the
young lady. Mrs. Curb received some
injuries in being run over by the
buggy and Mr.. Curb a wound upon
the head that relieved him OF con-
seriousness for some time. Their IN
iuries, however, are not serious.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-11

BIBLE MADE ELECTION VOID.
Drys Used Il AS Emblem on Ballot
in Kentucky.

Frankfort. KY. Dec. l0.--Because
the "drys" OF Powell county, Ken
lucky, used the Bible as an emblem
on their ballots In recent local op.
tion election and carried the county,
the state court of appeals has de.
clared the election void.
On each ballot was the picture of
on open book with the words Holy
Bible" under II. The vets" for an
emblem used the picture OF a whisky
bottle and a glass out OF which pro-
truded the head OF a snake.
At the first trial witnesses testified
that they were told that if they want
ed to go to heaven they should make
their mark under the Bible. one
said he desired the vote wet" but
feared IL he did not heed the sign of
the Bible that the Almighty would
wreak vengeance upon him.
In the opinion handed down yester'
day it is said a statute prohibits the
use of the Bible as an emblem on
election ballots.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-11
NEARLY NlNETY-THREE AND
oNE.HALF MILLION PEOPLE IN
STATES AND TERRITORIES.
TWENTY PER CENT INCREASE
Including the Philippines and other
Far Eastern Possessions Uncle
Sans Family Numbers Hundred
and One Million Souls.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 10.-The
population of the United States is 93,'
4O2,151.
This Is the total number of people
enumerated throughout the states
and territories, District of Columbia,
Alaska, Hawaii and Porto Rico, in
the thirteenth census begun April Is,
1910.
This total does not include the Phil
ippines.
The increase in the country's pop
ulation during the last ten years was
16,145,521, or 20.9 per cent, over the
77256,630 population in 1900, compar-
ed with an incease of 14,276,S64 or
22.7 per cent over 62,979,766 popula-
ton in 1890.
The population of continental Unit
ed States is 81 91,972,267 an increase Of
15,977,691 or 81 per cent over 1894
SIS in 1900, when the increase was
IL ,O46,S61 or 2O.7 per cent over oz,-
947,714, the total in 1890.
The total population of the United
States with all of it's possession is
about 1O1, 100000. This number in
cludes 1885 ,426 in the Philippines as
enumerated in the census there in
1903 and estimates on the Island OF
Guam, the American possessions in
the Samoan islands and persons in
the Panama Canal zone.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-11
Buried In One Grave.

Boswell, Okla, Dec. 10.-W. c.
Thompson and wife We're buried here
yesterday in the same grave.
Mr.. Thompson died last Tuesday
and Mrs. ThOmpsOns request was not
to bury her husband until she died,
that they both might be buried To-
gether. She died Wednesday.
They were very old and resided
about ten miles north OF Boswell.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-11
VICTIMS OF MINE EXPLOSION IN
WESTERN CANADA COLLIER
les BEING BROUGHT OUT.
POISONOUS GAS THE CAUSE
Forty-FiVe Men Were Entombed by
the ESplosion-Severel of the Vic
Tins Still Alive But Are Fatally
Burned.

Winnipeg Dec. 10.-A special from
Bellevue, Alberta, says tnat thirty
bodies have been removed from the
Western Canada collieries mine,
where the explosion occurred last
night, entombing 45 men.
Ten of the bodies brought out are
dead. Several are fatally burned,
and others are unconscious.
The explosion was caused by pois-
onous gases.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-11
CANAL EXPENSES HEAVY.
Deficit in Working Balance imminent
May Float Bonds.

Washington, Dec. 10-,Machinery
was set in motion today to provide
for an issue of Panama canal bonds
with design to end the drain upon
the working balance OF the treasury
which now threatens a deficit. Secre
airy of the Treasury MacVeagh had a
long conference on the subject with
Senator AldFlch.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-11
SETTLEMENT OF THE CAPITAL
LOCATION FIGHT SEEMS PROB
ABLE FOR MONDAY.
SENATE TAKES ADJOURNMENT
Upper Body Will Receive Bill From
Committee Monday, Latter Having
Received Satisfactory Proposition
From Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City. Dec. 10.-An al
iustment Of the capital location row
seems in sight now.
The senate committee ON the cap
ital location reported today that the
citizens of Oklahoma City had made
them satisfactory proposition and
that they would report on the bill
Monday.
The senate then adjourned until
Monday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-11
Looks Like Agreement.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Dec. 10.-lt
is generally conceded tonight thai
the senate and house will come 20 an
agreement Monday and that the cap
ital will be located on Culbert son
Heights, one and three-fourths mlea
northeast OF the Lee-Huckins HoteI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-11
A LITTLE GIRL IS
CRUSHED To DEATH
DAUGHTER OF A
PROMINENT OKLAHOMA CITY
MAN KILLED IN STREET.

Oklahoma City, okla, Dec. 10
Dorothy, the d-year-old daughter of
j. f. Dupree, wealthy lumber
dealer, was crushed to death ur
der the wheels of an oil wagon this
morning, while crossing the street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-11
Receives Offer from New Jersey.

Oklahoma City. okla, Dec 10
DR.. Geo c. Conger, superintendent of
the Oklahoma Antl-Saloon League,
has received a call from New Jersey
to take charge OF the antisaloon
work there. He will leave next Tues
day for that state TO see what the
league has to offer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-11

George Dashner, formerly a resi-
dent OF This city, but now of Chick
asha, is in the city spending the
day rgjth friends.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-11

The Daily Ardmoreite by Carrier
Boy until January /, 1912, for $3.50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-11
The Weather

!: New Orleans. La, Dec. 10. =
/. The weather forecast for ::
. Oklahoma for sunday is fair ::
/: and colder. u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-11

FARMING BROTHERS
Clothing French dry cleaned
and steam pressed. Only
French dry cleaners In city.
Phone 488 Blue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
Ogden. April 13.

plcase answer In your next Sunday
'ucr II the boss BARRIERS Of Salt Lake
i,r pay municipal license. The Og
~ citv council has imposed n $40 a
EAR license for all shops, and / am
No.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

tate business and experience OF kino
thar would enable them TO make lntHIlI
gent compar!sons. but l maLliIa,n IN ,'a,,c n,'n.
Tho normally healthy city ought 10 haye
available homes and business lochtlolls
enough 10 create competition Tor teIatlts l,s
Instead OF the competition all psihs On
the other side.
s:rTcrc is an Illustration or what mean:
AT the present there ls. believe, oniy
bone large vacant storerocm on MAIN
street I'm the real business district
merchant from "a city OF tho northwest
who came TO Salt Lake 10 locate recent
~ found that this storcroom was Doing
held for q rental Of $1,000 II month. HIS
first intention was TO pack up his goods
that were here. cancel all orders for stock
and move away lie was finally per
suaded to take another location on Nam
street. and although this rental waa
higher than It ought TO be, he stayed
Only One Argument.
THE only argument which supports
theory that rents In The business dlS
trlct arc not too high IS the !aCt that
Salt Lake merchants arc ahlc 10 pay
thesc rents nnd still prosper IL IS fact'
however. that somebody pays thcsc rents
and that somebody IS You and me
Boosters for Salt Lake arc making every
effort 10 induce more people TO enter
business In Salt Lake. and Of course.
that Is q laudablc desire. but did you ever
stop and think that the man who wants
TO start business in Salt Lake today can
not get n Main street location short ol
$1,000 or so. and rents I'm the side streets
arc proportIonately high. while there Is
little or no available space?
The most expensive rental proposition
In Salt Lake in the apartment house llne
means about 500 . month for an eight
room apartment while there arc not more
than q dozen large houses known as rem
tai property that will bring 500 month.
Rental agents say that the demand Tor
moderate priced rentals has Increased re
markably In tho last twelve months. In
asmuch as few cheap terraces have been
built for rent Tho terraces built TWO
and three years ago. which have rented
FOR from $3.50 10 SO Il month. have been
good investments for the builder. and
although building I'm this line was wei
mp TO the demand two years ago there IS
a want for them now expressed daily.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
GAS COMPANY IS To
INCREASE CAPACITY
Marvellous Growth of Salt Lake
Makes Extensions to New
Plant a Necessity.

One of tho most forcible illustrations
OF tho marvellous growth of salt Lake
IN the last three years is furnished by
tho action Of the Utah Gas & Coke
company in enlarging the capacity of
It's new plant, which has been in opera
Jion only little moro than thirtY-slX
months. An additional oil gas producer
OF large capacity has been ordered for
immediate shipment and work was
started Thursday of last week on the
foundations for Il brick addition to the
plant to take care OF the new pro
ducers
4 littlo more than three years ago
aud Just before the plant was in opera
tion. the officers of the company made
the statement that in tho erection of
the Salt Lake plant they had not only
built 4 gas plant that would furnish an
adequate supply for the city, but that
they were putting in Il plant OF suf-
fcent size TO take care of any possible
growth of the city for the next ten
years. In making this statement they
were entirely honest for there was no
thought in their minds that Salt Lake
would grow so rapidly.
The present plant is now operating
n close 10 50 per cent of its full ca
pacity and manufacturing four times as
much as was used during the first year
of operation. Between II and 10 miles
Of gas mains were laid during 1909 and
nj least Is miles additional will be
laid during the present year. The sery-
ice now extends as far north rs Tenth
avenue and 10 the south the service eX-
tends To Eleventh East and Tenth
South street. although tho company is
extending its mains ahead of the paving
on Ninth East street through 10 Twelfth
South street This extended service
has called for the use of two large
"boostcrs or forcing pumps at the
plant TO force the gas through high
pressure mains 10 the eastern and south
eastern parts of the city in order that
adequate pressure may be maintained in
those parts of the city, These ''boost |
ers' arrived in Salt Lake last week
ard viii be placed in service during the |
ucNt few days.
The company s plant was designed |
To manufacture coal gas exclusively, !
but the increased business has made |
necessary the erection of the auxiliary |
oil gas plant, which viii be used until |
tho demands are such as will compel |
Ihe erection ot another reiort house to !
double tho plants capacity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
Bingham Canyon. Anr

Bingham Canyon, April 12.
| see in your Sunday paper that you
have n Question and Answer column,
We had an argument as to how many
times n man should dance with mar
ricd lady in ono evening and not he
offensive, A says he may dance with
her three times and no more. h says
he can dance every other dance with
her, or as long as she does not refuse.
and not be in the wrong in the eyes Of
society. What should the lady do in
this casel Tell him it is not right or
refuse to dance with him? Would you
please answer in next Sundays TTib.
une, as we leave this for you to decide
Ii depends on who the man is. If
he is the lady's husband, they can
dance together as often as they like.
If he IS her brother. or her father, the
same. If he is an ordinary acquaIn-
tance, it is well to be discreet. but IL
is hard to fix any hard-and fast rule as
to number of dances. If he is former
lover, she shouldn t dance with him at
all.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
Real Estate Transfers.

Klmh9ll & Richards Co to Samuel
Schwah. lots 6, 7. 6 and .. Holly
wood tract ..............,.
Joseph +. Smith. trustee to Utah
Hotel Co, part lot :. block S6,
plat \ ....,.............
Eliza Il. Smith TO NJ. K, Anderson.
part lot II. block 80. ten-acre
plar a ...,.............-.
Ell Grcg5on and wife 10 Eliza r.
Smith, part lot 10, block 80, tcn-
acre plat A..s....-........
Benjamin +, Ritter To Letitia
Hutchinss. part section %.
township south. range ! cast.
Julius A. Rockwood and wife 10
Fanny c. Kimball part lot ..
block / fve-acrc plat 49,.
Robert r. Anderson and wife to
Salt Lake Valley Loan and Trust
Co. part lot !. block 63. plat d.
Ayerilda Jones 10 Sarah Ann Sam
ford. lots 70, 10, II amid 10. block
], plat y. Sandy. Observation-Disclosures.
George =. Standing and wife TO
Wallace c. Casrlcton. part lot d
block 81 plat +.
Alma II. Brown and wife TO George
j, Evans. part lot .. block 133
pat a .....-.........
Two million dollars guarantees
security Of every abstract made by
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co., 80
Main. We own our records.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
15-Acre OrchS
Located in the Fam
Bear River Valle,

One and one-half miles
the beautiful town of Tremo,
on the O. S. Il. r. r.. %,
north Of Ogden. This orch,
now Z years old, and last
bore a crop of 5000 boxes os
athans, Gano and Ben Day;,
pies, for which $4,000 was
ceived. Sickness of the !
alone puts this orchard On
market, and for a short tims
can buy whole or a part ar
am acre on terms. You can
possession at once, and the
alone this year will NET.
$4,000. For full particulars
CALL EITHER PHONE q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

"Longview' is the latest residence
addition TO be opened in the south side
by n. NJ. Long & Co.. and within the
last few days the grading and sidewalk
work has been started. This addition
lies along State street between -Four
teenth South and Fifthtccnth South
streets and it comprises thirty acres of
land which offers an exceptionally fro
location for residences The streets are
all 66 feet wide and thero are l6,foot
alleys at the rear Of the lots which are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
Marriage Licenses.

II. P. Ehiers and Myrtle \. Fair
cloUsh, salt Lake.
Briudlcy Williams and Lena NJ. Cra-
croft. Salt Lake.
5. e Warburton and Nettie Burris,
Salt Lake.
c. II Faucett Richmond. Va. and
Harriet b. Hawkins. Mil Creek. Utah.
Arthur stephens and Mamie Cargill
Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

point OF View. excepting that OF the in
divldual whose sole Income is from
rentals.
The ideal condition for a city the
size OF Salt Lake would be to have 300
desirable rental houses vacant at the
present and at least 100 storcrooms avail
able in varlous parts OF the business dis
triCt." said prominent real estate man
yesterday. "G know this statement viii
he disputed generally by those who have
not had long experience In the real cs-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
Building Permits.

Mrs Thomas Stewartson. 222 East
South Temple street. brick ad-
HAClOIl
y. l.. Snyder Tl9 East Logan
street, four-room brick dwelling. l.t
John Riese. 572-5T4 West Sixth
South, two siX-room double
frame houses. 10 cost $1,000 each, 2t
w. III. Dayton rear 1887 East South
Temple street. frame garage
Modern Home Building company,
6o3 Ninth avenue, slX-room brick
dwelling ,,..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

questions in your Sunday Tribune: (D
Is the Miner dam in Miner. Ida. the
largcst in the world? (2) II not, what
dam is? Where docs the Milncr dam
rank? a SUBSCRIBER.
Miner dam is not the largest in the
world Assouan dam on the Nile prob
ably is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

Salt Lake City, April 12
VIII YOU please answer in your Ques-
tions and Answers column tins ques-
ton: Has half-dollar, American
money, coined in 1865, any extra value?
a SUBSCRIBER.
II depends on what sort Of n half.
lar il is, for there were different pat
terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

Salt Lake City. April Ia.
VIII you please answer the following
in next Sundays Tribune; Is
a child born in Germany. Of German
parents. and his father dies. and the
mother brings him to the United States
ut tho age Of , years, and the mother
marrics an American and the child
takes his step-fathcr s name, can he at
the age of 81 years vote? READER.
Voc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.
Deaths.

j. NJ. Worthen. 525 South Second Yves
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17

z. l.. Saunders. 4l9 Galena street, aged
lG days; died April 10; bronchitis.
Lea johnson. Scofield; aged 2S; died
April l3: railroad accident
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
Tecoma. Nov. Anril 10

Tecoma, New. April 10.
Please answer in the Question and
rSwer columns of the Semi Weekly
"ibEne; In the state Of Utah, if ] 10
- q mining claim on the lst day OF
-"arv, 1909. and do no work on the
'lim during 1909, or up till the pres
time, is that claim subject to re-
cation on April 10, 1910? l.. D. C,
IL YOU marked your corners accord.
TO law, your claim is not yet sub
icct 10 location.
Salt Lake City, April Z.
VIII YOU kindly answer the following
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
SPRING MOVING
FEVER RAGING

Continued From Page Twenty-Five.
that return To normal basis would he
a good thing for Salt Lake from every
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
CUES TEONS AND
ANSWERS

Santaquln, April ID.
viii you please tell me through the
question colUmn Of The Sunday Trib-
UGc' what Arbor day means!
j. l.. d. Is.
The word Arbor is Latin, meaning
tree The literal Specification is, there
fore, tree day.
Goldfield, New, April II.
Salt Lake Tribune, Questions and
Answers: In cribbsge, does a flush in
The crib count unless the turu-up cor
responds with the other four cards
SUBSCRIBER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31
Den ibenlfe Musuitanas
iDnooes Snbelfeit

Sra 8. til 10. Sunni fejrer Den
ipenife @uguitanaIpnooe Subelfeit
Rocf SsIono, Sd. Oct er en- oobbelt
Set; babe Spnooen og oens 29re.
o~nitaIt / &ocf Sslano 6ar 6oer I'll
8eitprogram. Qereronitnltens Set
begpnoer ben 5. Sum- og porer til
Sorsoog Miooag Den 8. Da begpn-
Der Snnooen fit Subelmeoe, Der of.
ilnttes Den 10.
Mlan penter til oisie 6eItligbeoer
9eisg al Here befenote Neno IN
oenfor Den lttberife Strife iaapel |
Sperrig JON / bette 2an6. giIfop
BON S6eele fominer iom ben ipen-
lie airfes l~loien0ing. llpiola og
2uno 11niperiiteter laber fig repre-.
ientere benbolosois af Profesio.
rerne Sdiid oe Sbpreen. General
Councils 8rGTioent Or. S6mauf,
iamt 8reiioenter ira andre luther
ife SDnooer ino bel iom &eprei en.
tanter ira ortore luther fe 2ereran.
~ltalter / bette 9ato pentes ogina at
pere til Steoe.. 30 @upernerer,
9enem ira Sainois o9 @berbort ira
Minneiota, 6ar 9Iaos paa Bro.
grammet.
&ocf Sslano bar giort ~itorarteoe
5orbereoelier til Mootagelie al De
til Soften nenteoe @9iter. SeIe
9pen bill fleoe fig I 6eitifrub og
iltbelere iammen meo oct Samfun0
og oen Sfole, Der meo berettiget
.Stoltbeo fnn ie tiIbnge paa lit ar.
beioe og fin nhoifling | De %ioun0ne
90 Iar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31

og pan0reoe per paa Sor0en | treOibe
aor 0. /. b.
Meo a1e 6i8ie San6be6er for
| gje bar man 10 oo6 Get til at
6anbe Det beoite.
6~oreningens MSoer bol0es re-
8elmesiiet ben fier0e Tors6og |
bper Mauneo, o9 leoes of Hait. @.
so. 9ielien al Sacfionpiae, Soma.
Me0et oobneS me0 9sn og Song,
0erefter 3ole og Splesnfnb af
Salt .Gialien.
Soert Me0len betoIer ct lille 8i.
Drag al ii Gents pr. Moaneo, bpfi-
fet Dil lt0en Snipl blipe onbenot paa
Den fornuftigite og beoite Wad0e
muligt.
Naa Serren Deliigne oisie cole
a0itoers Strpben o9 la6e lin Ser.
ming lpffes oeioa Der / Sarlm,
bans geapn til 9gre oe Siele til
8relie.
Seleno Morie Sobnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31
9ibt fra ben banife lntb. a~pinoefOr-
enins | Sarlan, SOMA.

Den 27.Wai 1909, peo etDieoe bos
Otrs. 6. Hoienbecf, blep nogle al
pore oaniflutberife apiltoer enige
ON OF lutte fig iamnen TIL en- 8or.
ening, bpilfen blep falot: Den
oonif-lutb. apinoeforening.
9enne 5orening beltoo al toIu
Meolemmer, al bnilfe TO bIep palet
JON 9eitprelie (6ormanbinoe 90 60
fretGr). 5oreningens 6ormnal er
efter beolte gpne at itaa binan6en
til Sienelte meo Haa6 og Oaao I'M
Der Spg0om Sore, Nso og Zig
nenoe SilfeIoe, bpor en- bi9lpen0e
Soano err n~sopen6ie.
Meo bette beie oe eole Sormanl
for Die iorn en- leoenoe Stierne tsr
man boabe, at Der er meget ao6t |
8ente for 5"oreningel,s grbeioere.
S Narets 2eb bar Der mellem oisie
mooige auinoer inSbproes berifet
Spmpati og goo Goritaaelie, oe
ligeiom Sennepsfornet er 5orenin-
gen pofiet op til ct mnetiet Gre.
Den 6orening, Iom beepnote. meo
fun tolp We6lemmer, teller MI 30.
Msn per fun6e 10 bemnrfes, at
tolp er ct lpffeligt Tal. Der par tolp
Stamnler ! Ssrael, Der err tolp
Waoneoer | ct aar; ba Seius par
tolp @ar garnmel, toe De barn meb
TIL SernpIet; ban paIgte TOLD Mpoitle,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31

Sect ie9 beroe0 bar ben 9gre al
brin9e o~penitdoenoe til Deres Sumo
fab forbliper ieg
9eres erbgoige,
6. Woltfe,
fongelig @eianOt.
Sr. Gbos. Gpberg, 5orman0 for
6oreninoen for biaig Borto til
Oonmarf, 276 q. aibIano Goe,
Gbicneo.
Oct %fremgaor al obenitaae1oe
SfriDelie, at Den 9re0e goit Mnlter
General | @aibington life Itiaer Jig
ligeiao penlig o%perfor Danmarf,
iom ban gioroe %ooerfor SDiflano og
England.
6oreningens 8eitprelie tror, at
oeriom Ger bleo giort ct alDorligt
5ori6g poa at foo ollncle Gam"
til at ie set uretferoige / at eibe
andre Notioner 6or0ele, Iom ban
negter Dor Station, fan WoaIet
naos = bilnleo 6o Uncle Gam"
6oert @or tiener ODER So, 900
pao Den ii0enlan0ife BoIt.
Der oil oerfor blioe bol0t ct
Steone of 6onife Men6 og aoin0er
neo Bationol. Soften / Hinerpiep
gnrf ben 5. Sunni 1910, bnor en-
boer 0anif Mon6 og apinoe ber
mgoe o9 it6tte oenne National-
Sag, og bi9lpe til, at Danife per
/ 2anoet foar De iamme 5oroele
iom 8oiferne og gnglenOerne M.
Der.
Gbicago, / Mni 1910.
g@rb66i9it,
5oreningen for biaig Borto til
Oanmarf,
715 g. aiblan6 ape.