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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27

was the raising of funds to COM
plete the Y. M. c. A. building in
Spokane. In campaign of 40 days
a total of $4,000 was raised and
turned over to the Young Mems
Christian association to complete
a magnificent structure, work upon
which had been suspended after q
total OF 100000 had been raised by
its directors in four years.
Another achievement followed in
1908, when the Children's Home, a
non-sectarian institution for or.
phans, was given a new location on
spacious grounds, with a handsome
building, at a cost of $4,000. In
raising this fund the club followed
it's whirlwind tactics employed in
the Y. M. c. A. campaign.
TAKING HAND IN 1910 CENSUS
Realizing that Spokane was i'm.
properly rated in the federal census
taken 10 years ago, the club is now
engaged in assisting the enumer.
ators and has under way a plan for
checking all names secured, and
the officers predict that Spokane
will have a more nearly correct
census than any other city in the
northwest. This task is huge
one and requires the personal &C.
tivity of hundreds of members, who
have agreed to see that the enum.
orators obtain the names of every
resident in the city.
Through it's side organization, the
E-NakOps, the club has fostered a
spirit of fraternalism. At the Ma
tlonal Irrigation congress, the Ma
tional Apple show and the Mid
summer carnival and the Spokane
Interstate fair, the E-Nak-Ops have
been active in drawing crowds. and
the mysterious initiation ceremony
changed every year to suit condi
tons, has been the source of much
amusement.
The clubs annual meetings are
celebrated with a brief business
session, followed by a supper an,
gridiron session. During the last
three years the grilling has become
the feature of the gatherings.
ALL MEN WITH A DOLLAR ARE
WELCOME.
Membership in the club is oper
to all. Millionaire lumber and min
ing men, bankers, preachers, law
yers. actors, street sweepers ant
pugilists are welcomed alike The
only requirement is the signature
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27

has appealed more strongly to the
younger business and professional
man. Anything and everything
for the good of Spokane and the
Inland Empire is a welcome propo-
sition to the boosters" While
without financial strength, yet pos
sessing greater element in a
union of spirit of progress, the club
yields an influence which many
cannot.
The club organized the City
Beautiful campaign during its
first year, and one of the results
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
Worlds Two Greatest Pow.
ers. to Settle Question by
International Arbitration.
Q q Q Q q q . . . y . . . . .
. ARBITRATION TRIBUNAL =

. DR.. Heinrich Lammasch, Of
= Austria, umpire and presi- 4
. dent.
. His Excellency, Luis NJ, 4
. Drago, of Argentine Repub- 4
q lie.
q Jonkheer A. F. de Savornin
. Lehman, of The Neither 4
. lands.
. Hon. George Gray, Of Della
. ware, Judge of the United 4
q States circuit court. 4
= Sir Charles Fitzpatrick, chief
. justice of the supreme court 4
q of the Dominion of Canada. 4
. . q 80 q q . q 90 q
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
HAS REQUIRED DIPLOMACY

The Importance of this one ar
ticle has never been brought home
to the bulk Of the people of the
United States. Had not both coun-
tries dealt with the constantly re-
curing difficulty with mutual pa
tience and forbearance costly
war might have been fought over
it long ago. AS it was, the score
between the two countries, in the
game of diplomacy. has never been
quite even, and the settlement of
other and more serious problems
has been threatened by it.
The present case does not in
volve the settlement of this old
problem alone. 1t will set an ex-
ample for the rest of the world,
this spectacle of it's two greatest
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 90
A battle royal, of momentous his
torical Importance because it is the
first one Of it's kind to be fought
according to the rules of interna-
tional arbitration agreed to by
Great Britain and the United
States in the treaty of April A.,
1908, will be fought before the in
ternational tribunal at The Hague
beginning next June.
The contending governments will
be the two greatest powers of the
world-the United States and
Great Britain. The point at issue
will be the Interpretation of a
single article of treaty signed
away back in 1918 regarding the
fisheries along the north Atlantic
coast.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-15

IA 4retSA BEACH. DISC Rey
IChas 81 snyder 81 FornOea, kan.
lv:stsed DR. Bowen and family lasl
Sunday He had been down to Pain
Beach and made little detour to see
/ his trends. He left Monday morn
ling 70: Ksssimee Mr.. Snyder gave
i short talk after the Sunday even
ling service
The Sunday school committees are
making preparations for Christmas
lcelebrat lion. They met Wednesday
might % grange further details. Mr.
Stewart has the music well in hand
Rev. Bowen will preach Christmas
sermon.
Mrs. Annie p. Phifor, president 81
the Florida State assembly of Re.
bekahs. OF High Springs. stopped on
her way to and from New Smyrna
where sh~ organized lodge OF Re
bekahs, to visit her sister, Mrs
Frank 1rooman. Mrs. Vrooman's lit
tie daughter. Sophia, returned home
/ with her.
Mr.. and Mrs C. Gibson and two
children. Miss Nina and her brother
Glenn, arried this week and are with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Thompson On
Seabreeze avenue.
w. II. Freeman is making consider
, able improvement at Pinehurst by
charging the reception room an6
having fire place built, of which
Georga Vandovorde is making yer,
artistic job.
DIR. f. A. Davis has returned from
Gainesville and is at her home on
Peninsula drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Banks and son
Charles, and wife, arrived Saturday
and are at the home place on the
river front.
Genera Hannah and wife anG
| mother, Mrs. r. A. McFerrin, after
spending several weeks at the White
House, have taken apartments at the
Mott house on Seabreeze avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.. Mead of lowe
| arrived Tuesday night and have
taken rooms at the J. j. BishoI
house.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Gillian an6
daughter Of Wellington, ILL.,, ant
Mrs. Gillan's brother, George Finley
are amcng the weekend arrivals, ant
are at Mr.. Strother's.
B. J. Carlberg and brother, Svel
Carlberg, of Salina, Kan, arrived a
the White House last night.
Mrs Mayhem and daughter, Mis-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-15


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nll to ioox ma s. !. !
- ISL l!os.s tkle s ns1:xs =.
TIC A1lant1c Jean g -. e. ..Se.z.s
the neanIalua AlslS 49, 49,
SllA1 aete men !! - 49,. 49, Z, -.
3ayeonA VAN w1lacn hAas - 49, 49,
cCmmuAdcn ~ mean. e ~ 49, ~
- ven - : nsaa- l' -. T
eexv1ce 80. =.
1000 nc - sS..1 s.: s ~. s. :
ees<nt1ally sumner ansA . A...ss So
eorte I'D eke - -. ! 1s.. =.
neW 11enos 49, 49,. s.s, Z. s.sss
y1o oesafe 81 Y -. $3.50
81 80 49, ~ ,,. ...., Sorse.
..s = @. -'s<-~;v;nes .niendid pafrun~
- from the most discriminating
800 81 tourists
Tho ocean itself with it maxvei.
Ous beach, hard - . -
smootn = : Iloos = a.. ..ss - 49, -
I. I1 = -. -. 49, into : .combi.
80. 80 :, - - erh.nce ifs every charm.
The beach IS the famous automobile
race course where every worlds
strai<ht-away record has been made,
and all these records Il continues %
hold without avary. -.
me neAcn nAs z "ia.n e - 80
~ lee. - ~ -. 49, r,.,s - h.fo,.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-15

IL = 81
1Ir q stoddard arrived frou ellk
~ zegan.. Saturd1 n1t and =
Win Mrs. Lena Carter Tor re win
! tier.
p. s. Williams went Up to lack
sonvilIe tuesday afternoon 70 1ooa
! after carload 81 tools, etc, also
lew machine which be had expected
20 arrive week before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham and little
grandson are located with Mr.. and
Mrs. branch.
Mrs. Albert Todd. whose arrival
from ST Louis was overlooked .las'
week, i at her home on Seabreeze
avenue.
Mr. Reed. the popular delivery
man at Webster's store. has received
a letter from his sister saying thai
she and their parents viii leave Mar
;etta, Ca, for Daytona Beach shortly
to spend the remainder of the sea
son, and a skiing him to secure them
cottage.
e. A Branch has made the follow
ing rertals since last week: J. e
Peterson and family have taken the
Buckeye cottage on Ocean avenue;
Mr.. Brooks and family of Providence
r.. l., are occupying the coquina cot
tage on Seabreeze avenue; Messrs
Skinner and Nicol and families have
taken Silver Beach lodge on Ocean
avenue. This party has leased the
Harroun barn for garage. Henry
Ponce and daughter have taken the
Weaver cottage for the season.
Messrs. Gerber and Hanson, pho
tographers, have opened up a studio
III the Ha, roun cottage on Seabreezt
avenue.
Mrs. L. B. Young and Miss Virgins
are enjoying a visit from their tai
ented young lady relative, Miss Grace
DeCamp of Chicago. Miss DeCamI
sang before the Palmetto club at its
last meeting, and her voice received
much favorable comment. Miss De
Camp came from Pensacola, where
she had been visiting her relative
Admiral Lucien Young, of the Pen
acola navy yard, about two weeks
ago, md expects to return tc
Chicago in a week or ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Taylor of ST
Louis and George Simpson of De
troit, y ch, are recent arrivals a.
/ the Seaside Inn.
| Mr.. and Mrs. d. " Blackmer o.
Addison, Vt, have taken rooms a
i the Budgon apartment house for thu
season.
Mrs. Smith and little daughter
Dorothy, returned to Jacksonville las
Saturday after a weeks visit Will
| her sister, Mrs. Coates and family.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-15

The art Of land surveying owes III
origin to the fact that the EgJpf1ans
were unable to keep permanent u1onu-
ments on land which was overfiowed
every year by the Nile. Under such
circumstances it became necessary to.
have some means Of reidenfify1ng the
various pieces OF land The fnstru-|
ments and mathematical methods OF
astronomy, with suitable notifications,
were used by the Egyptians for land.
surveying.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-15
His Past and His Prssent.

aWhat do you know about his pastr
asked Mabel.
"Just enough to make me little
suspicious about his present" said
Maud, examining with q magnify1ng
glass the diamond ring the young man
had sent her.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-13

ger ct 9iaeOe al en- golitibetient
9teoenunOer leier man: 09ele9orfs
golitiitprfe peo Dag og peO glat"
gpen gorf / gae6raifa bar $500
Snobpg9ere. Suiritusuoiol9 bar on-
ret ofifoffet aaereoe % 9lor; /
1905 blep oct oeioa forbuOt 9lpo-
teferne at ielge alfoboIboloige
9riffe.
gorf bar A SparefaSier. me0 ct
Snoifu0 al 500 aroner pr. 5n0.
6Dg9er
9Den 6ar 9 fattiee at foribrge i;
6isie 6grer enOoa life ielpe 9pen til
og er ale oper go Qlnr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-13
2lplsberetnineen
for September
Gn OOerOrocntlis itOr 0aOrebOit
llbiieternc for Mnjicn ristis sOOe.

NegeringenS 9lul5beretning al 1.
Sept. bIeO oifentlig9iort / iioIte
llge. 5feI9e oenne er bette glars
9oeoeaol lt6rre emo no9et tioligere
9lors. Sg Ser er lloiigt til ben nGit-
iterIte Maisaol. 9onoe 8inter. og
5oroorsboeoen er fon1met iig be.
tpOelig. garets 0ooreopl anildas til
1,045, 900 9ni6eIs mere emo SABRE.
nplen 6ior. 3esuoen er Saoren /
Qlar al uomprfet aoolitet.
Sfslge De 8opporter, iom par MOB
taget til I. Sept., oil Wlaisaolen
blioe 2, 96,000,000 guibels. Otter
oct enoeIige Opesr Gsior bar Mais-
aulen on 3, 772,00,000, guibeIs.
Zen iterite MnisnoI, iom noget
aar fnn oppiie. bar 1927, 100000
9uibeIs / 1906.
GegeringenS 9luguitberetnin9 leo
paa 81 goints 5ornarsboe0e. Sep.
temberberetningen refer bette Ooer-
iIag til 63.t, bpilfet oil betpoe Ell
iomlet 9loI Of 2t7000,000 9uibels
of oenne aorniort. 8interbpeoen
onilans til 459,00O,000 9ui6els,
= tiliommen 675,000,000 9uibels
6oeoe MOB 737,O00,000 gui6els /
1909.
Soraarsbneoens. @enneminitstil.
Itono for &c 0nfota til 33 moo So
/ 6ior; for 2. 9of. til 73 moo Ss
Il iSior; for Minneiota til 81 moo
81 iSior; for @oibington til 90
moo 80 / 5ior.
9e beolte WoisItater fommer /
felgenoe 3pffe: Misiiiippi 90; glla.
bomo 90; glrfanIas 81; 2ouiiiona
80; Georgia 88; SGinois, 9fortb
Carolina og Soutb Carolina SO;
Snoinna og 8enneSiee S. Minne.
iota oe Misiouri 80; Soma. Soutb
Dofota, Girginia og aentlicfp 50.
9npeit Itaor Oflaboma me0 so, Der.
neit 8oniaS meo SO. 9tebraifas on.
Haas til 6S.
@enneminit for Oe 8oreneOe Sta.
ter 1872; @enneminit for 10 9lar
79.5.
6or Sourens geofommen6e itaar
Sorboloet iaaleoes: Soma 100;
Benniplpania97; Sainois. Snoiana
oo Ohio 81; Nep Dorf 90; aonios
OF; Mifigon SO; 9iebraifa rs;
@isconiin SO; Of 9of. sc; Uainne.
toto 65; q. 9af. 25. @enneminit
for De 6oreneoe Sfater 1913; Sen.
neninit for 10 slnr 1915.
SeaoIen Ter life no til at ifilne
bIioe ina ooarIig iom man bapoe
frpgtet for - 60.tt6.000 Cons
moo 6i.93O.0O0 Cons | Sior.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-13
Sammenip0roelien
/ Ooroinoien.

llnoer 9letsiagen moo oe inoiIfe
Sammeniuorne 9acca er Der ifsl9e
str Gg6l." iremfomnen piatiae
9lfllsrin9er.
Get engelife Boliti bop0e iaaet
Ell Spion imnglet ino iom Nleolen
al oct bemmelige Selifab, og Oenne
meoOelte forleoen 9ietten De Op.
lusninaer. ser bar fomnien bom
Spnoe.
Get pnr europpiife SnnoclsmpnO,
Der ioIgte DC iammenioorne @oa6cn.
6fter Dc rusiiife 9ieuolutionpreS
N'snitrr foretoa Sn0erre fore Rc-
uertoa for at ifaiic iig gcnae. Gn
9onOe idnmenioorne omringeOe ON
gintteu en- eller an0en 9iiaman0s
Sns. ifso Mrnoene nco oa tuana
UeO l'insler apinoerne til at oiic
Dem. hbor ! Sapen Penncne eiter
inotif Sr0pnne par ifinIt 1orri1C
Mar fnffeoeS Def en- SIof iauimen.
borne at uOpInnSre ire 9ouosbuer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-13
@nlOitGnser itjaalet.

Seattle, @aib. ~. Sept. r.
@uIoitrnger til en- grroi al S57..
800 er foriuiinoet ira en- Siasie.
bpori oe iorieaIet icnStes bertil meO
Tnmpifibet aSumbolot@ ira 5air.
banfs. Malta 5lere Tetefti0er er
lat | g'cbraeIic for at finoe @uIo.
Itrngerne. 7e ienOtes al @aibina.
ton.slInifn 9nnt til Tcrter Norton
giatsisolbnnf ! Seattle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-13
coriNer=Sagell.
9lOOieucftS 5Orbulb til eOrimer.
Snrpen fenOcr 9rOwne life ifDlois"

A1HrVtH ltHuSI OlpipHC Hllit iiYi"'b
Get pofte oelOi9t 0piigt, 6uoo
oi eonife fort meoOelte, at 9fooieOelt
6eltent negteOe at lio0e til goros
meO Senator 2orimer oe0 8anfet.
ten Samilton Stub | Gbicngo. -
8aa ben enc SIDE lsO oct ,at ben.
ne Rooiepelt5 Optr9oen oiloe foa
| itor 9etponing for Dem, iom arbei'
oeOe for at ofifaife ben politilfe
aorruption Sainois. 9orimers og
9romnes politiife @enner, iom ID.
ger @enooIe, oil bGiOe imiot no. =
9ao ben anoen Sioe beo BET, at
booo 9aooieoelt baooe 9ort og iagt,
oilOe blioe 9loriog til at iplitte So-
miltonflubben.
90 iaa 0ogen efter loo oct gen
mem Gele9rofen og 9ag6looene no
oper 2on0et, at See 81 gseil
9ronne", iom MI pnr nnflaqet for
9eitiffelie beo 2orimerS 8al9 til
Senotor, par al 9Surpen bleoen fri.
fenot. 0enne 8rifenoeliesoom oofte
npppe min0re Opiigt.
0lan itoor ber ooer for en- ganlfe
mGrfelia Gag. 2egislaturneolem
CHARLES gl. 0bite DEFENDER, at ban
bar mootoget 81 900 af 9ropne
for at femme for 9orimer og iioen
fin Del al otbe ioct pot" Sioen
ail9gger 9lepr9ientanterne 8. 5.
6. 9ecfmeper oq Mihoel 9inb Zig.
nenoe 3ilitaoelie. glGtiao ire Jam.
itenmige 8ionesbpro for, at 9rop.
ne bar f6bt oisie ire til of itemme
| for 2orimer. Sg Solicit, lom lpier
ON 6enne Sng, f6ler ii9 operbebiit
ON, at Der oirfelig forelieger en-
ifonneIig politiif aorruption, o9
en- ioa fremragenoe Mono iom Roo-
ieoelt, Ell Mon6 me0 ioo6ant aen0.
fob til Bolitiffens arogoeie, f6ler
! ii9 oberbeoiit ON oct inmme. Sa Ina
fon1mer Surnen meo aenoelIen,
life ifploig" Wien oens Meolem.
mer bar 10 rigtienof bsrt poa Sag.
! f6rernes 9ipionering.
Mon maa inoerlig BARNES ooer
ell iaooon aomebie. Sngen bar
! gaoet lin retslige Sang gromne bar
mot lin 9iet til Sorioor for 9oue.
ne - Ell 9fet, Der riotignof iiges at
baue foltet bam $4,000. Men ioa er
| ban frifenot. 9e, iom mener, at
ban olIiaeoel og lige fuIot er ifploig,
bar ooe bette at itstte ii9 til, at ben
| ferIte Surps Stemmer ltoo 8 for
| .ifpIoia" og A for life ifpl0i9".
Zen iioIte SSnrp begrunoer eller for.
florer lin Com me6, of Den life
funoe fplte 2io til @bites Siltorie"
| Set tpoer paa, at ben bar bait 6or.
Dom imoo 86ite. Man fan life
| goot 6lioe fri for at fon Ell Sore.
| itilling ON Surpipitemets itore
Mongler iom 0ommerntpnoigbe0.
O1en eQers- er ser Weuligbeo
for, at @bite o1 De andre TO bar
opOigtet tSiItorien oa iaa ifammeIia
lsiet 9ropne og andre poa, og
,6bicago Tribune" bar binlpet Dent
lao iaa oisie blipe osnt. 5bi oet oeo
oa enbper, foroi oct nbiolut fSlger
al iig ielu. at enten er 9ropne ifpl.
oia | 9eitiffelien. eller oaiaa er
@bite & 60 ifploia | Den famine
liaite 9sgn, gagooifelie og @leneo
0fen ben So1 er iiffert beIler life
enbt meo SSllrnens aenSeIie. 9iap.
porten fra Senatsfomiteen er life
bsrt enonu, oa Der Ipoer oaiaa
gisiter om at Soacn imoO groipue
oil bIiue taaet op fra anoen Sioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-13
Jrvgle(ig ll(0k%t
paa Soen.
80 DicnneIfer omfomne.

GnOington, Diicb., 8. Sept. =
30 4enneifer omfom | Tag, oo Be.
re Viarqnette Sernbane Serge gir.
is. paa gei fra 9uoin9ton til Mil-
naufee, ionf til Junos miot noe
paa 0iicbiganieen. 9lanot De oruf.
neoe er aopt. Beter ailtD og troao.
los 1eIegrafiit Se5eponeh, iom peO
line 9teoIignoler ifafie0e oen i'm.
fenoe 0onper 9i9lp og to Weo-
Iemmer al Serge gtr. t7s geiet.
nina iom onlfom unOer oereS 6or.
is9 pnn at bielpe 9eietnifgen pao
9lr. f8.
9lariogen til lllpffen er en- Sem.
meliabe0. Ge M9n6, iom pioite,
bono Der bar | 8ejen, er osoe, og
blanot oe Ieoenoe er Der fun Sis
ninaer og 5ormoonineer.
Eobet af Sernbane-5prgen gere
linrauette gfr. 18 er bet melt trogi.
lie aapitel 2ade Midigons Mori.
nebiitorie.
1ergen forloo Burlington al. II.
80 ! 9lftes nnOer en- temmelig itprf,
men bog mo0erot 8ino meo 90
lnsieoe Sern6anenogne paa 09ffet,
og 8 elmer gif oft goot. al 4.30
ienotes Der 9uo til aoptainen, at
Sfibet tog 8ano aeter uoe, og
9umperne filnoe life punpe oct no
iao rnif, iom BET flso ino. Wfeo
fnlh Iillio tiliit 5artsis SsoDg.
tiebeo iatte ben gomle soeoe Scr.
ge-9looieotor 8urs meo itsrre Sur.
tiebeo imoo Sbebopgan, @is. 9um.
perne brietes me6 fiilo araft, oe
nlle andre fenote Wioler brogtes /
9lnpenoelie, men troos oft ifsnneoe
anptojnen at Sfibet Ito0ig ianf.
g'nn iorIsgte at Iette 5artsiet og
pin6e 5io, oa oct IDffeOes at fna
9 @o9ne itllot al Oien oct forilog
fun li6t al. 730 / Wlorges flnoe
Stibet life l9ngere boloe ii9. Gluo-
ieli1 ife6 9ooen 8eiret, agter.
enoen ionf og meo ct 0rsn iom
ira en- @fsploiion ifso Sfi6et neo.
40 % ta6tes al Spne. 0soifrig bsr.
tes oper 'Ssens 9ruien. Oft bar
Jorpirring, ubeifriOelig 9ieoiel og
aaos. S ct giebIif bor 81 2tu no.
ilnft oe go itprfe Mpn6 par / ben
iterite 0sosfare.
fS9rgen 9ir. II bar fommen til
Steoe, og en- Reonings6aao iattes /
9anoet meo fire Matroier om 9oro.
W2onoifabet pno 9lr. II begDnote
M ct 8eoningsarbeioe, Der u0mpr.
fer mango al Dem iom Selte of
hsieite 9iane. Wien oen lille 9aao
ilnpaeoes al @slgerne moo Sfi.
bet oa fniites, boorpeo to al W1o.
troierne omfom, oe andre to reobe.
oes ni Wanoifnbet ON 9oro. On
onoen goao iattes COG no og bar
beloiaere. llnoer itore 5nrer reooe.
oes mart 30. Smiolertio par 3Gr.
aerne ger. 90 o9 9lr. 6 ogina fom-
men til Steoet. li9eiaa 9ieonings.
mnnoifab ira Sbebopean. Ger Jog.
tes efter Ieoenoe og 9ig of osoe.
oa oct Ipffeoes at finoe 7 nf Se
fsrfte og 8 nf De ii6ite
timber npite Days Dnto meloes
fra Wiilnaiifee. at De omfonlnes
9nl er 33, og inmme 9(ntol bleo
reooet. 9ft life Uere omfon, ifpl.
oes Ofiicerernes Wob. De bleo paa
oeres Bot oe arbeioebe for at reooe
Fnsinaererne. inotif 7sOen faIote
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en- SY meo cen
politibetient.

sSeIaenSe fanot oi forupIia a0r.
1abl" o. timber oct annite inter.
esIani. iaa meaet mere, iom 9pen.
Der omiales. 10 iffc er Iauat fra os:
.si omerifanif ProIpeftfort hrin.
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@unernsr Shallcuberaer bar til
Cato | oft mmoet II Steulmrr peO
CmtrIinaen | 53 @aIaoiiirifter
Ter er enOnu 30 Tiiiriftrr tilbn1e
at trae. / Cmaha = | Sonih
Omaha o. fl pan Saroei
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i9. Aarg~

Brisltigningen paa SeDneoSmioler.
9garis, 20. 9(u9uit. SnOenrigsntini-
iteren o9 Son0elsminiiteren bar be-
iluttet, at 6ois oet oeo llnoeriegel-
ien al Observation-Disclosures for
9epneosmioler ifrl0e pie Jig, at
oisie SpefuIanter 6ar giort Jig ifpl.
0ige / forbrDOeriife SanOlin9er Oeo
oeres 5pefulntioner, oa ufortsoet
at Iooe oisie 6an6linger paa0Sm.
me al 0on1ItoIene.
De fronIfe Oeoneprer. 8aris, 27.
9luguit. ari98miniIter 8run bor ct
Snteroien u6talt, at 6lpberne ltn0er
OeongDrerne Q(or fun pil fonnle
til at meopirfe oeo 9fefognoscering.
Dog f6rer bDer al Dem ct Moifin.
geOer meo Jig; men bette ifer Blot
for at ppnne Dem til at meofere en-
1t6rre GGgt. aorpsfomman0onten
oil life fao 9efoIing ooer 6lpuerne,
men fun foreilaar oenne eIler bin
Spgobe, oper bois l10fsrelie 8sreren
for Oen af 4 6lpoemaifiner 6eitoa.
en0e 9(foelin9 treffer 9eitemmelier.
ESoenif g(merifalinie. @ete6org,
26. 9GuguIt. o@6teborg-8 -8oiten" fri.
Der angaaenoe Oprettelien al en- oi.
refte ipenif 2(nlerifa.2inie:
Ylonen er aaereoe ifreoet iaa
piot frem, at 0en fan anies for Il.
fret. 0et npe 9(ftieielifobs aapital
pil blioe 1, 25O,OO0 Ser, boorbos
man forpenter ct Silifuo fra Siege.
ringen of iontne Stsrrelie. @r9n.
gesber9ielifabet bor forpligtet Jig
til / Stnrtooret at forinne 2inien
meo uogonenoe Wtolmlait til bet
2nItrum, iom life fan fploes meo
anoet @oos. 2inien bill blipe aabnet
/ 9Sanuar 1911 nleo ire 9ampere
paa 5000 Cons meb Sorbinoelie
boer treble ltge boer 9fetning. Sm
8interen ifol 0omperen uogaa fra
@eteborg; berfro fol Sc gaa til
9eornif oe iaa oirefte til 6ilaoelfia,
eoentlelt 9ten 9orf. s Son1merti.
BEN IfaG 9aaoene uo9aa ira 2itleaa,
paSIere SunoSpoa oq @ete6org og
gaa oirefte til 9(nerifo. Silbagefor.
ten ifal aaa til @etebor9, gtaIms
oe Stocfbolm og 6erfra til 2uleoa.
2inien fonr Sopeofontor @steborg.
9oleronen. g8ien 26. g(ugitit.
Surobeositprelien meooeIer Snoen.
rigsniniiteriet, at ser ber er fonita.
teret to Silfel0e al aoIera, bporaf
oct enc oIlereoe bnr me6fSrt 0soen.
Der er truffet oGGe 6oranaltnineer
for at binbre Sp9oommens oioere
lto6re0eIie. %
Som, 26. 9Grguit. 3 Sc iioite "a
elmer er ser garIetto forefaloet
10 npe Silfeloe og 8 9eosfolo of
Golera 9[n6ria I SilfGloe og 2
GeosfaIo, / 5rani Silfploe og 1
966sfoIb, Wtolfeta | Silfplbe,
Ser miStGnfes for at bpre aolera,
/ Worgberita 81 Soboria Silfpl.
oe oa / Ge6sfalo. / Srinitapoli 1
Silf9l0e og | 0sosfalo og | Gerig.
noln / 0eOsfnIo og 2 mistGnfelige
Sngoomstilfpl6e.
: Miniiterroaoet I @aar peOtoaes
set at beoilge 100000 eire til Gin
BRING al Nsoen Sc 6iemisgtc @gne.
@ien 81 9lu9uit. Zen anoen at
oe nngrebne aolerapotienter aigif
@onr gitermioOoas peO Cohen
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