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CARE OF GOLF CLUBS.
Hints for Winter Players-Chalk-
ing Face Of the Driver.

From the London Standard
No practiced golfer needs to be told
any longer that the risk of bringing
ruination upon his clubs, especially the
wooden ones. by playing with them in
the wet is very considerable. especially
when those wooden clubs have such deli
cate and sensitive shafts as the new
Dreadnought. Great precautions must be
taken and great attention should be
given to them after play.
Two good soakings, neglected, are quite
enough to ruin a thin driver shaft 1t
Is simply wicked to take good clubs out
on wet day in bag which is without
hood. After each shot the player should
wipe and dry the sole and face of the
head and the shaft-it can all be done
in a few seconds-and at the end of the
day he should see for himself that the
shafts are dried thoroughly. but not by
putting them close to a fire or stove
Chalk the faces of the drivers to keep out
the wet
The ancients knew many good lodges
which have been forgotten. The other
day read in a very old annual that in
winter the player should put a piece of
gutta percha in small stoppered bottle
and fill the bottle up with ether. Then
when the solutions becomes as thick as
cream it should be poured off and ap-
piled in a thin coat to the face of the
wooden clubs, where 1t serves the dual
purpose of keeping the wet out of the
wood and giving a good grip to the ball
The idea seems excellent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-30

Houpt were the guests during the past
week Of Miss Edna Wood in Washing
ton. Miss Jane Hammerly is visiting
relatives in Alexandria. Va Rev. J. II.
Wiltshire has returned from a visit to
relatives In Richmond and southern Vir-
g1nla- Mr.. and Mrs David Burlington
remnant Of near Leesburg have taken
an apartment at the Toronto, in Wash
lngton, for the remainder of the winter
Miss Jessie Franklin is visiting friends
at Arlington, Va. Miss Grace cline of
winchester, Va, is visiting hi sister,
Miss Carrie Cline, at her home in Lees
burg. Miss Mary E. Driscol of Boston,
Mass, has been visiting Mrs F. D.
Paul at Oak Lawn farm, near Leesburg.
Miss Jane r. Lynn Cole Of near Purcell
Vile left Saturday last for Richmond
Va, where she will spend several weeks
as the guest of Mrs. Lucy Gamer Ross
Miss Lillian Van Devanter of Paeonian
Springs was the recent guest of the
Misses Ball on Loudoun street
Miss Grace Lewis of Watson, Loudoun
county, has gone to Fredericksburg, Va,
TO reside. Miss Monta Sinclair of Watson
has been visiting relatives and friends in
F'loris, Va. Miss Lillian Chamblin of
Philomont. Loudoun county. is visiting
relatives in Washington and Lynchburg
Miss Mary Pfggott and mother of East
Falls Church spent the week end with
relatives near Hamilton. this county
Miss Virginia Bowie left during the past
week for an extended visit to Mrs James
Fraser of Georgetown, S. c., and Mrs
Fraser Wilson of Charleston, S. c. Mrs
Williams of Chicago is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. John r. Smith of Purcellville
Mrs Alice 0. Love was the hostess of the
Card Club of Purcellville Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Charles Y. Hall and
little son. Aubrey. of Melbourne, Va, are
visiting the parents of the former, Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Cornwell.
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Miss Julia Baker left Winchester on
Friday for Washington, where she will
spend some time visiting friends Miss
Virginia Faulkner Fuller has returned to
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in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas
Clagett. of Washington, ID. c.. Mr.. Bev-
erly Bradshaw Chichester, who has been
spending the winter months in Atlantic
City, \. j.. is visiting his father. Capt
A. NJ Chichester, at Ivon, near Lees
burg MIR. Chichester will shortly erect a
handsome home near Point of Rocks.
Md. Miss Leila Moore of Waterford was
the guest of Mrs. Leigh F. Hough at the
Cumberland, in Washington, during the
past week Miss Helen Van Devanter
Wise was the weekend guest Of friends
at the New Willard in Washington. Miss
Florence Van Devanter was the guest Of
Mrs. Charles Mercer in Washington dur
ing the past week. Miss Hazel p White
left Thursday for an extended visit to
Miss Harriotte Winchester OF Macon.
Ga. Mr.. Louis Grammar left Thursday
to spend several days in New York. MIR.
Harry w. Smith, master of fox hounds
of the Loudoun Hunt Club, is the guest
of Mr.. Bywaters at Olive, Va.
Mrs. ]. X. Lippincott of Haddenfield,
y. j.. is visiting Rev and Mrs. William
Hullihen Burkhardt. at the rectory in
Leesburg. Mrs. Mary Turner of The
Plains, Fauquier county, Va, is visiting
at Ivon. the home of Capt Arthur Ma
son Chichester. near Leesburg. DIR. II.
Percival Parr Thompson Is visiting rela-
tives in Washington. Mrs. Burkhardt Of
Martinsburg. W. Va, is visiting Rev.
and Mrs. William Hullihen Burkhardt
at the rectory. Mr. John l.. Rhodes of
near Leesburg is spending some time in
Florida. Misses Mary Gilmore and Louise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-30

Maryland bar, We're married Thursday
in Baltimore. Rev Father Stickney of
the Cathedral performed the ceremony.
assisted by Revs. Joseph A. Cunnane.
more, and Mark Mcneil Of Georgetown
College. Washington. The bride wore
tailored suit of wistaria chiffon broad
cloth, with gloves to match. and fur
hat of brown fox. She carried a white
prayer book. from which the marriage
service was read. She was given away
in marriage by her father, and was at
tended by her sister, Miss Nellie Grant
The bridegroom was attended by an old
classmate. Mr.. William T. Hayden Of
Baltimore. member Of the Cathedral
choir. Following the ceremony a lunch
con was served at the Hotel Rennert
The bridegroom is the only son OF the
late Thomas J. Mattingly of Washing
ton. d. {. The bride and groom Will
reside at the latters pretty home Green
wood. near Oxon Hill. Mrs Thomas
Magruder of Washington is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. c. c. Hill. Franklin avenue.
Mr. G. Z. HALEY has purchased the
house and property formerly owned By
III. IT. Haley in Princess Gardens, this
county. Mr.. W. l.. Hall and family have
returned from visit to friends in Phila-
delphia. At a recent meeting of the
VorWaerts. a beneficial and social organi-
cation of Badensburg, the following Off
President, Charles Seuberlck; vice presi-
dent, Louis Sheenbauer. jr.: recording
secretary. Gustav Henning: financial sec.
rotary, l.. c. Wissman; treasurer a. IL.
Dahler, and sergeant-at-arms Edward
Radke. Mrs. 4. B. Gardiner of Charles
county, Md. has returned after pleas
ant stay with her sister. Mrs. Alton Sum
mers near Townshend, Prince George
county. Miss Burch of Baltimore is now
the guest of Mrs. Summers. Miss Lulu
Queen of near Townshend is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Jurney Queen. in New York
city. Mrs. John G. Alice former resi-
dent of this county. now Of Miles City.
Mont is visiting her mother. Mrs. J. Il.
ToWnshend. in Washington. A quiet we'd
ding was solemniZed at the home of MI.
and Mrs. J. kestka Summers near West
wood. Prince George county, Wednesday.
the contracting parties being Miss Gretcf-
en- Summers, their fifth daughter, and
Mr.. Joseph s. Perrie. son of Mrs. and
the late Mr.. Rinaldo Warning Perrie. Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-30

Miss Elizabeth Agnes Grant, daughter
of Prof. and Mrs. Thomas j. Grant of
Upper Marlboro, and Mr.. Joseph Carbery
Mattingly of Oxon Hil district, Prince
George county, a leading member of the
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EVANSVILLE, MD.

Mrs Joseph r. Owens, Wine avenue
has returned after pleasant stay with
relatives in New York city and Worth
ington's valley, Baltimore county, Md
Her son. Isaac B. Owens of New York, ac-
companied her home, and will remain a
few DAYS as the guest of his sister, Mrs.
George B. Luckey Miss Lorraine Holden
of Washington has returned after
visit to her aunt, Mrs. John G. Holden,
The second of a series of winter dances
under the auspices of the Hyattsvile
CotIllon Club will be held in Masonic
cha perons will be Mesdames Arthur
Carr Harry ". Dorsey, Charles II.
Welsh, Ellen E. Tierney. John G. Holden
and Alfred Hyatt Wells. Mrs. Rexford
NJ. Smith, Miss Louise Widdicombe and
Mr. c. e. NJ. Wells have been visiting
State Senator and Mrs. Charles A. Wells,
in Annapolis. The recently organized
Hyattsville Five Hundred Club was en-
tertained Wednesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Hodges Carr. Mr.. Alfred Baker,
formerly of Hyattsvi lie and now of Wash
ington has been visiting friends here dur
ing the week. Mrs. w. L. Hutchinson.
Franklin avenue. is visiting friends and
relatives III Baltimore. Mr.. Edgar Price
y
cultural College, was visiting friends at
College Park last week. Mr.. Price is en-
gagged In survey work in the west. He
is connected with the United States geo.
logical survey. Mr.. Rudolph Brennan of
Washington has been visiting friends
here during the current week Miss Sadie
Gibson. Wine avenue, left Saturday for
an extended trip to Jerome, Pa. where
she will visit relatives and friends. Miss
Bessie Gibson has returned after a pleas
ant visit to friends in Baltimore. Mr..
Cleon Rector and wife have returned to
Baltimore after visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. James {. Wentworth of
Long Island. y. V. have been visiting
relatives and friends near Cheltenham,
Prince George county.
Miss Elizabeth Agnes Grant, daughter
of Prof and Mrs. Thomas j. Grant of
Upper Marlboro, and Mr. Joseph Carbery
Mattingly of OxOn Htll district, Prince
George county. leading member Of the
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Cost Of Beauty
How New York Danes Keep Your

How New York Danes Keep Young.
Recently young New York Society
woman received her monthly bill frOm "a
beauty parlOr. This particu-
lar bill amounted to $50 for the month.
which was, perhaps, n little lower than
the average monthly accounts rendered
by this shop. 1t contained such items
Turkish Baths, $500; Violet Water Rub.
75cy Facial Massage, 75c. The attend
snts Mt these exclusive "beauty parlOrs''
frequently make as much ms ten dellars
a day In tips. Occasionally some @'Erandc-
dame" In sables extracts q perfumed
piece from her gold bag and
tOsses 1t to Nancy with an air of lofty
grace. One of these attendants cOn6ded
to q friend In an unguarded moment that
among the many lotions and beauty re-
stOrers used I'm such esta blishments. n
preparation for restoring gray hair was
most In demand. 1t In usually charged ON
the bill mt - q bottle, under q fancy
name, hut In reality II the same formula
~ HAYS HAIR HEALTH, which retaiIs
ut ell dPuGgiats' for soc and 81 per bot
tie. cpd In manufactured by PHIIO
HAY SPECIALTIES CO., Newark. N. j..
U. :. A. HAYS HAIR HEALTH has
many imitators, but those who have
used different preparations agree that
HAYS HAIR HEALTH II the most eff
fective and safest.
PEOPLES PHAR., REHs MODERN PHAR.,
STEVENS PHAR., SPARKS BROS STORES.
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R1vERDALE, MD.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Beck and SON OF
Washington were the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs l.. o. knowles Sunday last Capt
George B. Read is again at his home on
Jefferson avenue. after an extensive
trip on the eastern shore Mrs.
William Chesney OF Mount Rainier was
the guest of her mother, Mrs S. NJ Nc
MILAN, New York place, Thursday last.
Mrs. Gilla Collier of Washington was the
guest Of her son. Mr.. William Collier,
Monday last. Mrs. F. w. Mahood and
Master Danner Mahood of Washington
are the guests of DR.. and Mrs r. A. Ben
nett. the Oaks. Mr.. and Mrs l.. w. Carl
ton have returned to their home after a
delightful visit to friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. c. A. Smith entertained a quilting
bee Wednesday last. Those present were
Mrs. ]. A. Dodge and Mrs Place of
Washington, Mrs. L. Q. Knowles, Mrs
F. A. DeGroot. Mrs. Fenwick. Miss Mary
Hurley and Mrs. John H. Schaefer Mr..
and Mrs. J. Harry Wolfe and family of
Philadelphia are now occupying the Smith
property in East Riverdale. Miss Mary
Helrmuth of Alexandria and Miss Ger
trude Fagans of Washington were the
guests OF Miss Marie Blundon of Wash
ingtOn avenue the past week. Mrs.
Blanche w. Hall Of the Terrace Wash
ington, entertained the Riverdale After
noon Euchre Club Wednesday last. A
daintily appointed luncheon was served.
after which cards were played until late
In the afternoon. Those attending were
Mrs. Hugh T. Taggart, Mrs. Marshall.
Mrs. l. NJ. Davis, Mrs. May, Mrs. a. E.
Etienne. Mrs. F. H. Traun, Mrs. Fred
Mckee Mrs. A. W. Roome. Mrs R. E.
White, Miss Eva Fowler, Miss Charlotte
-Ruurno and Miss Marie Parker. Mrs.
White won first prize and Mrs. Davis,
second and Mrs. Hall won third Mr.
Randolph Talbot and Mr.. Thomas Daw-
son have returned to their home in Rock
Vile after an extensive visit to Riverdale.
Mrs. Charles z, Won steinmeyer
entertained the Riverdale Five Hun
bred Club at Chateau Dawn Thurs
day afternoon last. Refreshments
were served before the games were be-
gun. The hostess was assisted by
her daughter, Mrs Warren Wagner The
other ladies present were Mrs. Frederick
]. HaiR, Mrs. Harry L. Overstreet, Mrs
Francis O'Neii. Mrs. Thompson of Eek
ingt6n, Mrs. Fl. Edgar Lewis and Mrs
Leslie Carlton. First prize was won by
Mrs. Carlton, second by Mrs Wagner
Mrs. Walter ID. Waddy has returned to
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WARRENT0N, VA.

Miss Annie Camden Spillman enter
tanned at tea Saturday for her house
guest, Miss McPike of New York city.
Miss I.andon Hicks also entertained for
Miss McPike at bridge last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collie Pattie have an
nounced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Julia Pattie, to Mr.. Ravelle of
Washington. D. c. The wedding will
take place in April.
Miss Nina Hayes has been spending the
past week at the home Of Mrs. Hugh
Hamilton
Mrs. Wertheimer of st. Louis and Mr..
f. II. Sublett Of Rochester N. T.. are
spending few days with Mrs. Sublett.
on Winchester street.
Mrs. William Hayes is in Philadelphia,
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Manle.
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Continued from Fourth Page.)


Club, held its annual banquet Thursday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ellis. at Herndon Heights. Guests pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams.
Prof. and Mrs. Russell a. Lynn. Mrs.
Harry Mitchell. Miss Margaret Russell,
Dr. and Mrs. Frank w. Huddleson. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Bready, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cassips Laurence. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
T. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Walker
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis. Miss
Ruth Chamblin was a weekend visitor
in Herndon. The Coban Club met Friday
at the library rooms. Miss Maude Yount
presiding. Miss Margaret Williamson left
Thursday to visit friends in Washington.
Miss Maria. Gresham spent the week
end with Mrs. Edwin II. Mooney. The
ladies of the Baptist Church held an oys
ter supper Friday evening. The Clean
ers of st. Tinothy's held an all-day meet
ing at their rooms Wednesday. Mrs. p.
Barnum Buell. entertained the Ladies
Aid Thursday for its first meeting this
year.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-06
RcoiepeIt ON
Gariff. ff.Rommisiion,
6an gibcr Salts l,lan fulo
glncrfcnoelic.

Siour Sails. 60. 1af., 3. Sept.
5 0ag brso efsprpiiOent Siooie.
pelt i'm 5ausbeo Sorbolo til
Safts aOminiitration. San an6e.
ialeoe 6ierteIig. booO Gait bar giort
for at aennemisre Frincippet at re.
aulere Tariiien geiluem Ell aom.
mission. og bans beloiaellnOerbauo-
liuger meO fremmcoe @laater an.
aaaenoe 9InUeuOelien al Sen me
SoIOIop. gir. Rooiepelt gou ogina
ct Hart CmrioS al lit StnnOpuufi
/ sor6olS til SoIoipsraSmoalct.
Ser aenioa ban i'm 5ro pdn at re.
salere SoIoeu peS en- aommisiiou.
oa ban erfIGreSe. at SoIoen lfilSe
orre / 9IrbeiOSmanSens oa life Sc
iorholospiS iaa RiantrnSs Suieres-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-06

uraaes ion ubrugelige. Uien
ioa fom Den onoen gonifeligbeo
EN- efter Ell anoen, naar De baooe
oqret Qlrbejoet en- Si0, blep De
febt al De rige Sernbnnefompagnier,
neo at Der 6leD buot Dem monge
@onge ioa me9et 2sn, Iom Re9e-
ringen gao Dem, og iaaleOes foraar-
iageoeS ser StanoSning | grbeiOet.
Gooieoelt inOiaa, at BET bar uanIfe-
li9t at fin0e Ell Mnno, iom life bao.
De ben Sfauonf, at ban funOe tsbeS
for 8enge al De moo ganomaitfana.
fen fien0tlige Sernbanefompo9nier
91u iggte ban ioa til Serens Sn9e.
ni6rer, og Der fan0t ban 9ieOifa6er
al buroet Staal, o9 meo Dem ifaI
aanaIen fulofgres.
/ Sortolfningen at @fsprpIioen.
tens 2ignelie er min egen, og 99ie-
rem fan iao ielp ON, ON ban oil
9ootenoe oen, men iaaleoes fog je8
Den M.
San gap ogiaa en- 8renitillin9 Al
9lrbejoetS Sang og Ial og Gata
| 0psnnnaoen0e. men hpem nor QnIt
til at tpnfe pno Gal, noar man fan
moe en- ianoan Gale i'm @el6eO2 2
San boo0e lopet oct amerifarIfe
6olf, at aonalen iful0e Dere f9roi9
til giDtaar 1915, men MI piloe ban
looe Dem, at Sen oiloe oere fprOi9
lenge fsr Ben Sio, ifsnt mango
baoOe betra9tet oct ferite iom et2uit.
foitel. Der bar MI gaaet ire Iar,
iioen 4rbeioet photographers, og tre
6enteoele of llogrooningen par
iulobproet, set er intet 9uft-
faltell
Ia ieg life oor ser neoe FOR at
reFerere og iaaleoes life bar anoet
at gaa eiter emo Sufommelien, ifal
ieg nsies meo at tilf6ie, at Galeren
logoe inroeles 8egt paa, at naar
ni ifllloe bDg9e annalen, mnatte oi
o9ioa beieIte Ben, oeriom ri life
uiloe gsre os ielp til 9far blanot De
anore 9intioner og opleue oen Gag,
oa ri fonOt no, at oi 6apoe 9iOet
9on0ets Sienoe @oa6en 99n0e
imoo os ieIo.
5alen paa66rteS me0 oen poerite
OpmprfionbeO, oe 6a ben par til
GnOe, par Der en- ereOSpenoe ZIP.
plnits.
9erefter talte Senator Golliper
ira Soma, men on soget til glair
mart ifilloe afgaa, forloO ieg 9lubi-
toriet og bsrte iaaIeoes fife, bDao
ban iagOe, men ban er en- af 9iooie.
peltS perionlige 8enner og 6aa0e til
bam og oe andre to til Steoe opren-
oe Senatorer ilotnlte 9fooiepeIt en-
parm Sat for oen St6tte, oe baoOe
poet bam iom Gr9IiOent.
Sum ina meget pil iea iige til
Slut: Saa lpnae oet nmerifonife
6olf bar iaa0anne Wfpno til at tage
SoanS Sanfe oet poIitiife 9io,
er oct umuligt, at 9olitiffen fan
belt foriuntpe, t6i ban fsrer en- ina
umiooelbar fsriif6eo. meo iig, at ben
nebuen6i1pis pirfer intittenoe.
q. Z. Cana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-06

Zen ioenife aRiniiter @aibing.
ton. 9aaerfrant5. bar ianet fin sIi.
ifeO Selp ii1er ban. at afiteOer
noehltfenSe ituIoes bans perionIige
0nifc ON at trrOe tilbaae; men an.
ore pil uiOe. at oeu bar I'm @runo |
en- Tale. iom Riniiicren iorIeaeH
holOt Rem 9orf Tor @orameiier
@aunort a hpcri ban ifnlOe
hare nuont aruur iom mlia asrr.
iioenttanOiont.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-06
Den aOre,v,a'er.
SbeuNOre 0iOoIcOelt beipser
gie6raifas @ietropolis.
SIa0Ocns SorOOmiejline % Ganu-
mafanalen Ifaber glstelie.

5 6reooes oar Der 6ojtio / Oma.
ia, = Hooienelt BAR Der. Oct bar
en- Selof0lge, at o9iaa en- itor Slot
fra Blair tog llognnesbiaet og
itr1neoe moo Dor itore 9lobobD. @r.
pr9iOenten bar Dog fonmen os /
6orfobet, tbi o1ere6e al. 7 Morgen
Oar bar anfonmen o9 bapoe Iaoet
fit fornoieli9.gln0e Smil lpie ira
Yerreonen til ben itore Sfore, JONI
bao6e 9iuet 0fgOe for at tage imoo
bnm, % trRffenoe 6apOe ct al
0agbla0ene 9en9ibet oenne Scene
peo et 9iaeoe al nOmo6a Qisrfe",
oper boilfen Solen ito0 op | @lons
og ipreOte Wfsrfet; men til Ell 8or.
an0ring bauOe Solen faaet 8riQer
paa, og oe befenote 89nOer ira oct
&ooieoeltfpiiognomi, om M ct
fenot @eroen ooer, oanneOe Ell Dob.
belt 6effe al buioe 5olpletter.
Sea forbi9aor 9e9ioen6eoerne
0oaen igennem til Gl. 4 gfm., oa
HooiepeIt ifuIoe tale oct itore
SIloitoriilm. Oct er life SDeroo9s.
mao at lptte til en- Caller Iom Sr.
gooiepeIt og 2eieren maa oerior
unOifpIoe mig, at ieg fog Den 6or.
iigti9be0sregel at meoe goo 5io.
al. 3 ifnloe 8erene til gIuoitoriet
anbnes. og ire aporter fsr Gre it'll.
leoe ieg mig op bldn0t De nentenoe
uoen for Deren og penteoe taalmo-
dig I'll 5ioen fom. Seq oeo goot, oct
nar barnagtigt, men ieg funoe Dir.
felig life gore for oct. I'll @en9elo
bouoe jeg ioa oen 5reit, oels at Der
oar mango ANDRE, Der par lige iaa
barnogtioe, oa 0els at ieg tit iitret
mig Ell BlaOs, buor ieg fllnoe boa.
oe ie oa bere. boao Der gif for Jig.
Siffen Ell Stornl, oa enoelig
3srene oplo0es, og Sfanien 6leu
toget al 6oIfemengoen. Der bar ct
aapleb ON De ierIte Seoer, iom
piitnof par tiIgiDeligt, og lenge pa.
re0e 6et life, for BET p9loige 9lu'
oitoriilm par fplot al en- broget
Sfare ira @nlp til Gag, ia ielO
uoen pna Snget, ipimlen0e bit oppe
ueo De soerite 8inouer, itoo 6olf /
alpnger o9 itrnfte Sols for at fan
ge ct Clint af Saleren og ct Or0 al
3olen.
geu begpn6te 9iotabiliteterne at
meloe iig og inotage oeres reierOere-
6e 9laoier paa glatformen foran
sSoriamlingen. Der bar Statens
@uDernsr Sbollenbereer, Oma6as
@oremeiten 0oblman Senatorerne
gromn og 9urfett, Senator 0olli.
Der ira Soiuo og mango onore.
On eiter en- anoen bIeo De bpl0et,
oo oe trna0te ino. og life minoit
bleu Der applalioeret, oa@ubernsren
og gorgmeiteren bilite 6inanoen og
toa Spoe ippniioes, tbi De par 10
Ueoofanoioater Deo 9rimProalget
for @uuernsrembe0et. og Strioen
bar ppret bitter og er enonn life
afiluttet, iaa Der fiinOe nof tiltrGn.
aes liot Solifin.
GnOelia trnaote 6r. 9iooieOelt og
bans SeIae iu0. o9 MI reilte 6or'
iamlinaen iig. og ban lom er ble'
oen oct amerifdnife Soils erfI9reoe
gu0lin1. biliies meo en- SSiIbel. iom
life par til at tage fell al - oct
par garrt 1912. Der iIoaeS Start.
form me0 bans Ergii0entnar.
MsOct oiriaereOes al 0r. girtor
Roolenaier sle0nftsr al In1bIoOet
.Cma6o Bee; op eiter at ban
basSe hdbnet MgOet. bolOt Senator
gmrfsit en- fort SuoleoninastaIe og
prnientereOe gfsprriiOenteH ior5or.
iamIinaeu
Sr Aooiceelt Tan lniile. men ban
ran oaiaa uare aIoorIia. oa oennc
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