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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02

100. Knox Construction Co to samuel penn.
derson; Oct 81: 81; address, Montgomery,
OAK TREE PLACE = 6. 1e5 II OIL Esan;
ave. strip 3s95 Alos l. Ernst 10 cnas pisce
Oct is; 500: address. COS Oak Tree
STEBRINs AVE. g. $50 n of ffee"1, al
2fxfiO: Frank Baumann 10 Eva Hackci; -
mtg Sf4 0OOl; 500: address, 1907 steophs
ST AIMS AVE. 5e5. 2Ix11i johanna t,r sioS.
to Erhardt Maher: oct 81 ,mtc s2o"p' F'
address 40 I'd ave. -.
TINToN AVE- III, 25.a6x Treg jacob OBJ p'o W. !.
II James Harris Oct 81 mtg sll.ooo'' siO'' "'
dress. 1923 Nyse ave. oo.
Sd AVE. e s. 1879 n n Of 1I4th 81. l5oHio ~.
Max NJ Schwartz ct al to Garland ReaiIE 70
mtg S2G. O0O,: Oct %; s100; address, slo west
chester ave.
4TH ST. $. 2o5 II Of Ave c. 5o1ios: MOL MOL
port: John and Mary Schnitzel to FredelICn
Judge: oct "a: 500; address. 22lj Westches'ei
ave.
I42D ST. 3so East. 25x9o; Frederick sas ssed
10 Henry Cook mtg $4,000: Oct 2 SVo'
address i04 East i4lst al.
l4sTH ST 24l East 25xl06: Minnie Heck ~
Michele 1anda; oct 81 mtg $4,000; |lo "'
dress. $40 East 14sth st
sTH AVE. e. 81 Il n of 52i st -=h0,,
Emile Fausner and ano, eyrs, TO LOUIS VI
Goldberg; Oct p. s3s,JOO address, 52f west ''s'
81.
la4TH ST, 900 East. 25xlOO: Louis Ieese to
August Paul. ir mtg sil 600; Oct 81; siOo' an
dress. 32I West l50th ~.
nth ST. - East, 2Oxi0o: Eliz Kelly to Pat
lick Grehan: Oct II mtg S5,3CoE Sl" address,
80 Est al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
DR.. PEARSONs "SWEARS OFF
Philanthropist Uses Raisins and Pep
nhrmint. Instead of Tobacco

Chicago, Nov. l.--Raisns and peppermint
candy are the substitutes for tobacco being
used BY DR.. d. K. Pearsons. OF Hlnsdale,
the ninety one-year-old philanthropist. who
has given all his wealth to charity and is
living in sanatorium which he founded
and endowed
DR. PcarsonS mad used tobacco seventy
years. but four weeks ago he "swore OFF,
chewing and smoking. and says the raisns
and peppermint candy have proved ample
substitutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
BLOW TO HEALTH DEPARTMENT
PAIRING of Budget Prevents Many Plans
for Increasing Scope.

Because of the pairing down of the bud
get the Health Department Will he uif'bie
10 Increase the scope Of its work az the
tuberculosis sanatorium at Otsville nor
will il be possible to increase the number
of food inspectors or sanitary inspectors IN
this city, which was urgently set forth Dy
Commissioner Lederle as means OF bette
enforcing the Sanitary code. Practically
The only vital point spared was that OF
infant milk stations. for instead of fifteen
next year. provision mas been mace ioi
fiftv-five The department had requested
seventy-three.
To supervise better the retail and whole
sale purveyors of meats and foodstufs IN
this city Commissioner Lederle mai asked
for 1S2 additional inspectors In the 1000
division. He had also requested fifteen
more sanitary inspectors.
Last year the Health Commissioner ap,
pointed d board of experts TO recommend
greater efficiency in the bureau OF records
I'm his department. To carry out their rec
concentrations a special sum was needed:
This was also curtailed In the reduction OF
the budget.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
JURY UPHoLDS CHILDS SUIT
Awards $500 Damages Against Jew
eller Who Printed Lads Picture.

Kansas City Mo, Nov. Ia jury in the
Circuit Court here has awarde $500 dam
ages TO Orel Munden, a fve-year-old boy,
because a local jeweller used his picture In
an advertisement In the suit against the
teweller II was explained that this inscrD-
ton was printed in newspaper in con-
ection with the photograph Of the child:
Papa is going TO buy mamma a watch
for Christmas. and somebody Il won't tell
who) is going TO buy sister diamond ring
What are you going to buy for me?'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
BIG STONE CUT FROM KIDNEYS
Condition of DR.. Peter Hughes Serious
After Operation.

Or Peter Hughes, chief surgeon at st.
GATHERINGS Hospital, Williamsburg, was
operated on yesterday in Or. Bulls sana-
forum. Manhattan. for the removal OF
stone formation in his kidneys. Dr.. John
7. Erdmann. who performed tho operation,
expressed the opinion that he had an ex-
tremely rare case. 4 stone The size OF a
large nut was removed Following the
operation Or. Hughes responded to treat
ment as well as could be expected. but his
condition is regarded as serious.
DIR. Hughes has been in poor health for
several months. lie did not apprse his
family Of his serious condition however,
and they did not know Of the operation
until II had been performed. lie is fifty
four years old. lie was the late Senator
McCarrcn's physician.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrsOf1, Nos il and IS Vcsey street:
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
SEVENTY NINE PLOTS. known as Meadow
BROOK Farms on Jerusalem and Barnuu or
Ner-ck ayes, Hampstead Long Island; sold
q, from 500 TO $500 per acre
BY Joseph p. Day
1oeD ST 1870 and AL n s. 29f II OF Park
ave. SCHOOL. two sty dwgs sold TO the
plaintiff for $i3.5OH.
GOTH ST. 1Oo. s. 30 Il OF Columbus
ave, 35xIOOs; sty tenmnt; sold 10 the plain
tn for $4,000
18TH ST. :6s. :. so II OF sth ave AK
30. Tx. irreg; sty tenmt: sold 10 the plaintin
for SIS. GD3
The following transaction took place at
The Bronx Exchange;
BY Joseph T.. Day.
1ssTH ST, n s. 1910 II Of Webb ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
BARNUM ESTATE SOLD.

The auction OF the property OF the j. w.
Barnum estate at Hampstead, Long Island.
conducted In the Vesey street salesroom
Yesterday by Bryan l.. Kennedy. resulted
jn the sale of thirty-eight of the seventy
nine acreage plots In the offering mp 10 2
o'clock. The total for the plots sold was
s2s.ls7. among the buyers being G. ScuIly.
U Ripin, J. NJ. Cordake. G. y. Goodhue,
r. r sanford. jr.. T. F. Rice and y. J
Cunningham. The prices ranged from 500
ia $3.50 an acre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
CHILDREN KILLED IN MONTH
Report Shows Twenty-one Died from
Accidents in This City.

The report OF the National Highways
Protective Society Of accidents due to
vehIcular traffic in the streets Of New York
city for the month OF october shows that
n children were killed during the month
Of the children killed wagons caused the
death of H. automobiles and surface cars
Altogether during the month 40 persons
were killed and 2O2 injured. Wagons killed
:, ana 20 riously injured :. automobiles
caused the oeath of II and injured ll4, sur
face cars killed II and injured 81. Run
aways killed l and injured rs
The number OF persons running away
after accidents is on the increase says the
report. and the months record for that
practice was i3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
TO AWARD CONTRACTS SOON.

Contracts for the construction Of the new
twenty-four story commercial building TO
re place Madison Square Garden arc to be
signed within the next ten days. it war
learned yesterday.
PlanffSr the building have been prepared
by WsN,n G. Wetmore. H. is expected to
nave the structure completed by February
/ or Nav l. 1913 The special insurance COM
mIttee which examined the plans included
OF the National Board OF
Chicago, the New York Fire Insurance Ey-
change the New York Board OF Fire I'm
derwriters Hall e. 90. and the Liverpool
&, London & Globe. German American and
Home Insurance companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
SAVED BY FOUR MINUTES
Weather Records Cause Dis
missal of Night Robbery Charge.

when Edward Weber. OF No. 24S2 Eighth
avenue. was arragned for trial in General
Sessions yesterday on an indictment
charging robbery In the first and second
degrees George F. O'Neil. his lawyer.
asked the court TO dismiss the first count
IN the indictment, because the time stated
in the Indictment $50 p. m. of September
Q was not at night. Under the law rob-
berry in the nighttime is first degree. pun
ishable by twenty years in state prison.
Mr.. ONe:l declared the sun had not set at
ESQ on September ?, and therefore 1t was
still daytime.
Judge Foster peremptorily summoned 10
the court Forecaster Scarr. of the local
Weather Bureau, who stated that the sun
set on September al 6:Si. The four min
utes OF daylight were sufficient TO cause
the court to dismiss the first count. Weber
was then placed on trial for robbery IN the
second degree and acquitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

nth ST. :, 245 n OF 5th ave- Tor Z
q sly tSnmnt and store. i00Xjs To- Rose1,
Mount vernon. Y. owner: Gronephert Z
Leuchtsg West 22d a.. architects ss000f
BROADWAY. S cor iI6th st. for I?
ST. sptmnt house, 100. iIx90: Palermo Bros,
6oo West fl5th st owners; q Atello, Yves.
3tth ST. architect: 100000.
. BROADWAY, . W cor 21st 81. for a 20 sty
ofico ard lofts. fS2Xi2ssx irreg: Broadway
and Twenty first Street co. al 9Th ave
o"ucr; Mavnicke & FRANKIE. - Madison ave.
architects: S450.O9O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02

18TH ST. 81 East Nsnnadcs Realty % az,
William Retts ~ al foreclosure Of transfer Of
tax lenl; attorneys. II & Issscs.
BOTH ST. 100 and lii East Charles " cray
Marble and Slate Go aGt Louise : ThilliDs -
al foreclosure Of mechanics lien'; attorney,
Marx.
ia9TH ST 20 and % West: J Archibald Mur-
ray ACT Anna Dana et al partition: attoY-
ney. n sage.
nth ST. 1i2 and ~ East: Morgan Brltn
et al AIT George n Pigueron et al foreclosure
Of mtg: attorney, p Boardman.
CoLLEGE AVE. 1912: Lincoln Trust Co az,
Kingston Securities 90 ~ al foreclosure ~
Mtg: attorneys Bowers & sands.
COLLEGE AVE. 1874; Lincoln Trust 60 azt
Bertha Knsuf et al foreclosure OF mtg). attor-
neys. Bowers G. sands
GREENWICH ST. $50: James q kins sgt
Archibald . CHI ct al foreclosure Of mtg)i at
tofney. swain.
ETH ST i2I to i3i West hudson Mortgage
90 agt John r Olson Construction co et al fore-
cis sure OF mtg): attorney. W F clare.
18TH ST. e. SIS Il OF 5ih ave, 6oN'. p,
Peter Beck ct al agt John DuNy Go - NJ
lac,ion 20 foreclose mechanics hen); attorney.
q ! Kelly
WEBSTER AVE. c0io. Hannah " Cromwell
az, Julia r Foley foreclosure Of mtgl' attoTney'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
D. II. KEEFER SUED FOR DIVORCE.

Mrs. Grace NJ. Keefer has filed suit for
divorce against her husband. David II.
Keefer. a lawyer and stock broker. They
were married i'm 1906. Mrs Keefer says in
her application for $50 a month alimony
that her husband has real estate valued al
$50 900. and has an income OF 5000 a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES,

Marx Cersdentcld To Louis Epstein; 500
Elliott q Minor to Abraham Goldsmith: $1,000.
METROPOLITAN I.if Insurance co TO Union Dime
Savings Bank Sl5o.oUO.
Mary A = McKeeyer t. Mamie Ewad; $500
Michele l.anda To Minnie Heck; $500
Sigmund Wcchser TO Jennie Adler ST.
Jennie Adler TO Tiedcrman Realty 60; ST.
Charles Wolf TO William + uneer 81
Mary V Vanderpoei ct al, exr. TO Mary u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
TAKES OVER 90 MILK STATIONS

Twenty-Five milk stations OF the New
York MIX Committee were taken over by
ne Health Department yesterday because
80 committee was not I'm a financial posi-
ton 10 continue the work. There were Ave
..,edD1 infants visiting the MIX stations,
and these have now been added 10 the list
Of those who are attended at the fifteen
department stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02

r,,z en- NM. Az. as per bond; Mchale
Ianda 10 Minnie Heck: $500; address $50
East 1+9th ST. .o
16oTR ST, $ $. 100 n Of Elton ave 2 ner
100: Oct 81 tprior mtg S34"ooI ,,ber "a: Sc.
cent Jacob Faude to Hubenel "'''
COO. ad1rcsr Us Melrose avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
GERMANS DISDAIN U. S. POTASH
American Discovery Does Not Alarm
Syndicate or the Press

Berlin. Nov. 1.-The report Of the dis
covery of extensive deposits OF potash in
America has attracted general attention
here and been commented upon by all the
papers. There is a general acceptance of
the published views of members of the Ger
man syndicate, that the report is not Of
first Importance, IL true. as high freight
rates would prevent competition on the
Eastern seaboard.
the "Tageblatt' says that the discovery
is the first fruits OF Germany's short-sight-
ed policy toward America adding that it
will be equally easy for the United States
to manipulate its tariffs so as to exclude
German fertilizers, now that nome supply
is available.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

NORNINGSIDE DRIVE. w.cor 12ls 81,
Patrick ORourke agt Eighty-eight Morning.
side priv" 60 ct al; Oct H. 1911 Thy bondD
<.I 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02

II was announced by Secretary Wilson
OF the Department Of Agriculture recently
that vast deposits of potash had been dis
covered in the United States. The discov-
cry. it was thought. would put an end TO
the controversy with Germany, which had
imposed severe restrictions upon the cx-
portation Of the commodity. The Initiative
in excluding foreign, and particularly
American. participation In the German sup.
ply vas taken by the imperial government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

SETH ST. ooa East. S6th ST. 22s East. Crss-
cont star Pealty Co loans krautZer Quartet
club st5oOo.
PAISLEY AVE. cor Ksarrey ave. 2SS
100. ANDREW J Bllhoefer loans Mary + Nc
:reU srS coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
ALTE RATIONS.
MANHATTAN.
LIS PENDENS,

BROADWAY. n cor Goth al 70 sly
hotel. Y Fcgel. Ia BroadHa". owner. J =
Glaas~. JOI 18th ave. architect. 49,, 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-02
RECORDED LEASES.

S7f sx12o 2x159. 4x2ox3ox6s sxso.f vao'
Withdrawn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-22
8laa aorS' 5remgOng.

&por man emo oen0er 9liffet
ben / ben ciuiliiere0e 8erOen, logger
man W9rfe til, me0 bDilfen Snteres.
ie alfobo Smoalet
for 6i0en o~reites. Man ~6e9pn0er M
at f%oritao, at oct er ct Sp6rgsmoal
al pital SntereSie for 6olfene, 3. b.
/. at oct er 2ipet ON at ggre at faa
9ugt meo 9lIfo6oliSmen.
Man fan 0erior life anoet emo
gl9oe Jig, at Der 0ennem Oct 6laa
Sors" ogiaa ira friiteIig She no
foloes ct energilt og m%aalbeniOlt
arbeioe til 6remme al oenne Sag.
Get er bel fun forbolOSois fort
SiO, ri 6ar bait Set blaa aors~
/ 0nnmarf. Den ferite life 9egDn-
oelie bIeo giort / 1895. Og / 9egpn-
oelien bar G|ililutningen ringe. Maen
Ser bar oner Arbeioet en- 5oraarets
6riif6eo, JON oarsle0e Somnlerti0.
Og Den fom. Get blon aors" er
M meo line 10000 pofSne Meolem-
mer ben nGititerite Notwithstanding
| Ganmarf.
Som oct iremgnar al Ell nDlie
uoienot 9eretnine. bar ogina bet
iounone aar pGret rigt pan 6rem.
gang, WeolemsattnIlet er iteget, o9
bet anime er Eilfplbet for areoie-
mes 8eofommenoe. Weolemmerne
iin6es forfeit | 1913 2ofolforenin-
ger, al bpilfe 40 er fommen til /
Garets Sob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-22

Den for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
o~n9aaen0e 0erreoaens Gegulering
inofommet 9eio9ring oper, at Der /
inoeo9ren0e @fteroor er opgrabet
% benlagt en- ganife b%etp0elig
MGng0e 0tu00er o9 9ignen0e pao
@n8ene De0 5lo06ro. Set b9oOes
oels at npre generen0e for DC
mango 9ei6genOe og bells at ppre
forbunoen me0 ll09ifter for otter
at iptte @%ngenene / oere8 oprin-
beige Sfiffelie. ll0palget trent
letter 0erfor Strap paa @%ritatning.
0pmte @ulosmGnO. g}atten meQem
II. og u. Septem6er fanot Der Ell
ter 9ti6e MarfeOets Af%ilutning ct
Slagsmool SteO meqem De biem-
oragen0e aarle. @n al Dem oeO
9}oon Sens 9eltoit tit al en- anoen
aarl bibra9t ct Slag / Aniigtet meo
Ell 6laifebals, boorneo Der frem-
braBtes ct Iangt, oD6t og blpoenoe
Soar / aniigtet ira Sinoingen og
belt neo moo Struben. Zen ooer-
falone maotte in0l9gges paa Spge.
buiet | Iibe, men oar ben 6. os.
l0ifreDen iom raft. 8olOsman0en,
JON bar 6eruIet og life ti0li9ere bar
O9ret %itraffet, bar MI fnaet 2 0iaa-
ne0ers 6Gn9iel poa ieooonlig 5an-
gefoit og ifal ~uobetnle ben ooer.
ialone 19t ar. 80 Gre. 90 andre al
Slag5brporene Dor iflg. o9lolb.
gmtst." moattet bsOe 80 ar. til
Bolitifnsien.
GOof.6fterilGt. @n Ssmano ira
Den norife Camper .utto" bleo
ior fort Gi0 iiOen anbolot / 8gben-
baon ior en- grim 6~orbrp0elie og er
ru blepen friminelt tiltalt. Den
FoooGl0en0e er iflo. oNntt.~ Den
aoptain 2obie, iom / jim 3io gioroe
iig 6emerfet UNDER Goof.afteren.
San bar maattet tage SDre / Gbri-
itiania ion1 iimpel Wntros.
Mnno. % alouiDse. Ger er Den
1. Os. fonitateret Dumb % alop-
ipge i 9eiptningen pos @aarOeier
@br. Mortenien paa Saril0 Marf,
% 2an0bruesminiiteriet bor oeref-
ter %tele9raiiif beorOret 9ei9tningen,
ca. 30 areatltrer, ilanet neO. Snril0
Sogn er afip9rret, og Der er etable-
ret ct 5agttaeeliesoiitrift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-22

I1uut11urR.

On @itermiooagen tanOt en- lmuf
lille SeitioeligbeO SteO oeo Proolt
Sc6epelerns @rop paa 9olmensair.
fegnor0. 9aitor Gielien oeo 8rinita-
It's Strife talte / 3~ilfnDtning til oct
OrO. 9rpit Sc6epeIern elf no ira,
Oa ban / jim 8io in0oieOe Sognets
Menigbeosbus, nemIig Saline 81,
t6, % @rosierer au0. anuOlen neO.
lagOe Ell aranS paa 8rooen.
Si6clen. getbesonS gogbonoel no.
ien0er | Aor en- ny llOgaoe al 9ibe.
len, Der iiffert bill fin0e en- 9oo0too.
togelie / Wenigbe0en. Den norlfe
Ooeripttelie al oct galme Seltamente
er nemIig inobun0en iammen meo
Den npe oanife reoioereOe Operl9t-
telie al oct nne 8eltamente. Den nor
ife Oneripttelie al oct 9anle 8e.
itomente anies iponanlig for at be-
re beore emo ben 0onife. BoitorSfon.
qaar6 Eeterien onbefoler I9rli9t
oenne aombinotion til Drug / 9i.
belifolen.
Snipenocret ErGit. Sognepr9it
og 2erer 3borise pon tSirtsbolme.
ne er iilg. vSpll. BIT" bleOen iu-
ipen0eret eiter en- llnOerisgelie, Der
er foronle0i9et PEG 9rGitens og Be-
boerneS 9eniiOige Slayer oOer bin-
an0en. Eaitor 8borise, Der /berer
til S1ore MiSiion, fom ltrafs eiter
i'm Anfomit poa en- ip9not 500
me0 ge~iolfningen, ooer 6ois for.
%iemmelige a%irfegang ban uar for
arget, og 6orbolOet bleo iflg. oBoS."
5io.~ life beore. ga ban inogoo alo-
&c oppr SogneraaOsformanO, 5pr-
pasier 2arien, til Oennes 6oreiatte,
bpilfen ala9e 6prinipefteren inio-
lertio eiter en- perionli9 llnoeriegeI.
ie afpiite.
g6ier. amtst." meooeler, at Fa-
itor 56or'ge, % oenne life tog til
itrpffelig Senipn til bans Slayer,
fol hane trltet giifop Ws1er me0
i Sabroel
6ol6er9s 5ebielsoas feire6es 2sr-
bag aiten Den 2. os. al SDngbD
beiere g%lmenifole oeo en- Set boor-
til iamtIige 6or9lore os eleoer bar
inobuot / ct Mntol al 400.
5eIten inoIeoeoes meo Muiit al
en- Strpgefoartet os afipngelien al
SCR par Der fnap ifrepet poa
Danif EN- Bog"
gereiter bolot Yrof. 8ilb. an.
oerien EN- fort Winoetale ON SOL.
berg, og iluttelie opleite ban Zen
StunOesIsie" til itor 5rDo for baa-
De 8ofsne % 8srn.
Yolitif. 3abifalisme / Spcrrig
% Snnmarf. Zen niip. ioenifeBen.
itreregerine, Der bleo mootaget me6
iaa megen Subel al Danmarfs 3a-
oifaIe, i%frioer fsIsenbe ON iinStiI-
, ling til 5oriparsia9en:
ct 8olf, Der pil bepore jim Sri
beo, mo for giebliffet % Iitfert
en0nu langt no / 6remtiOen, I'M
o~erfoite iig betpoeliee Dire for lit
6orionr.
ge6 belle l1noerisgellen ber maj
J nsie boloe iait peo, at BET M oreier
| iig ON for ben Gum, Der fan Dis.
poneres oper til 6oribnret, at oro-
ne belle 5or'onrsD9ie1et. aun oct,
iom er til @opn / arig, mao gsres
til @enitano for ltn0erDisning alt,
ser gGloer BaraOe, og iom fife er
al oeientlig 9etponing, maa bort
ifpres."
Gnelano Os Smaaitaterne. Con.
oner.aorreiponOent, Sr. %. 81.
Brior, ifriper i Ebe Rorning BoIt:
Sbilfen girfnine Sir @rep'S
meiterlige Iale emo fan BABE an-
oct Steo / europa, iaa er Der in9en
5oipl ON, at Den oil blioe fslt iom
en- ltor 9efrielie for Dem, at StanO-
punftet ben yglimrenoe @niombeo",
MI abiolut er forlaot. oo at De life
6ebsper at frpete for Gres eler
upenifobeligt 6rpt" ira oeres itGr.
fere Ra6oer, naor oct oreier iig ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-22

Wnno. % aloniggen iDnes nli
/ Serb meO at tr9nge I9ngere op
i SpaanO. sos Bropriet9r asiter /
Stautrup peo Iarbus er ct Bar
-aeer bleoen ipge, oe 0prIese Sen-
len | Sasielager, Der Den 6. 0s.
tilfalotes, an er oct for %liffert, at
Dprene er angrebne al Wun0- og
alopipgen. 0prlegen bar ItrofS af-
ipprret ~@ien0ommen og ien0t tele-
frafiif Sno6eretning til 8eterinGr.
fpiifus, Groiesior Bang.
Sagt paa Orme. Baa Stranoen
oe0 2pnes og 9nnoeiteo / Roro.
ii9aan0 uOfoloer Der Jig iflg. 81.
an." ct ejenoommeligt 5olfelios-
biaeoe. @n itor M9ngoe Mennelfer
er / trapl 8irfiombe0 meo at grape
Orm, Der gennem en- 6orretning
paa aplten forien0es til en- Npngoe
ANDRE 5iifeIeier for at bruses JON
2l9n. 6%orle0en blen Der lomlet life
minore ems 100000 Orme. Ioar
De oofsne graper, mems 9grnene
biplper til me0 at iamle op, ifal ser
flinne tienes en- ret go0 0ogl6n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-22

W. III ~ IVY
op paa oct uoenlanoife Marfeo.
6ra Sejeiteret. Gen 3. os. be.
9DnOte 9ebanOlingen al Ell Sag ON
ct 5eitamentes 5%oritaaelie. 30 Se'
tire De Suanenifiol0 beitemte / 1865
at oeres @ien0om / 6arltm iful0e
inorettes til 08ililugtsiteO eler aipl
for trungen0e Gnfer eGer iigifte
Me0lemmer al Ben Spnnenifiol0ife
5amilie". Gn 0iece al 6e to Sgitre
bar biotil bait 6riboIig / gien0om.
men, men 6leO i 5ior al 4mtets5or.
itonoer op'o9t til 6railptning, for
0i bun baboe 6egpn0t al fno Scr.
ming ira 8all6 - 100 ar. oarlig
+ % iooleoes eiter bans Mening
life mere bar tilitreffelig trpngen-
De, nabnlig 0a Ell on6en Slpgtning
babe i6at on 5riboligen.
Ga bun life flDtteoe, anlngoe5or-
Itan0eren Sog imo0 benoe, men pe0
Sol o9 Staosretten 6leo bun fri.
ftrtoen o9 6oritan0eren io6mtes Ga.
gems O%mfoitninger. Zen 6. Deem.
Der I~to6feiteoe Seieiteret Sol og
Sta6Sretsoommen. 6oorbeo 5rf. oe
SoanenifioIo beboI0er lin 5ribolig.
9anif Wisiion / Smoan 6lioer
ytoonet paa ct Selifab, Der nDlig
er ltiftet / 4alborg. Selifa6etS 5or.
mano er Paitor Be0erien peo 5rel-
lers airten, og oct er tilin9t St6t.
te ira amerifa, Sperrig, greOreme-
nig6eoen / Gb%riitionsiel0 o9 Here
Steoer / 3nnmarf. Wan oil til
1Gl lie aar ienoe TO 2Pger til gu.
BON; Den enc er 4oIborgenier og
beooer Vr6nnum, Sen an0en er en-
f%oinoelig, engelif999e, iom6r. 9rsn-
mum un0er ct Stuoieopbolo / @0in.
burgb er blepen forlopet meo. Eli
bette 6ormaal frpbes iii. ,aal6.
4mtst." 10000 ar., hoorof aQere-
De 10000 Sir. er inofommen; 5000
SIR. iom @aoe ira 0anife ariltne /
amerifa, 900 SIR. ira unge oanife
amerifanere og 6eiten / minore 9i.
Drag.
Gn militGr Salfunparf. Bremier.
leitnant. @rep 6r. Moltfe bar no.
faItet en- BInn ON Oprettelie al en-
oanif Militpr.9 allonporf poa Gin.
~bepla6'en poo amager. OmfoItnin-
9erne oeo Snoretningen al 9aGon.
parfen aniIaoes iflg. pRiget" Ill ca.
10000 Sir.
Planen 9aar iilg. gab6bn." no
paa, at Der %anifaffes 3 9arcepal-
9oQoner 9aptif og | 5ribanon
lomt oct ns0benoige Materiel. Set
neooen0ige Manoifab til ct iaa.
oont 9allonmntrriel nil fun ppre
8 Officerer og so Wano, og l1o-
9iftcrne til 0en aarlige Drift an
ilaneS til 10000 SIR. 9~ollonpar-
fen ifal ~iortere oirefte un6er oen
fommonoeren0e @eneral.
Obosfnlo. On al Nor0ipQanos
fenote WGno, Wsaeeier Niels Sem
rifien / @iitrup, er iorleoen Oso.
Zen af6s0e bar ira 2unbbp o. orep
lila. Danlb amtsti0." / en- aor.
r9ffe Ell 6~etp0elig areaturbonOel poa
england, Iigeiom ban ogino GAP
iia al me0 S~eitebanoeI. Zen fgnne
qamle MeIlegaaro i @iitrup orebes
lmoer BAN op til en- Wsnitergoaro
meb tore Blnntninger runot ON.
etntsraa0 3. Yeterlen til
yRpgaar0" beO 2pngbp er oen 4.
os. oso, So 9(ar gnmmel. afoeoe,
Der bar GiO0er al 9bg, por I en-
aarrpffe aasiefontroller og So
beorepiior pe0 Stats6onerne.
Selling stotsieminarium feireoe
oen %. @ooember 9ngen ior i'm
70-aarige 9eitaaell. On gftermio.
oagcn bar Der Ws0e poo Semina.
riet, peo boiIfet Seminnriets 6or.
itanoer, Sfat Reroam, og Semi-
norieforitanoer u. 5. Solm Of
Belle ti0lieere mangeoarig 9p-
rer pe0 Selling Seminorium
tnIte.
On gftenen bar Der 5eit for &c.