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Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
THE BARKLEY ESTATE.

Mrs. Mona Barkley has applied for letters of administration upon the es- tate of her late husband. D. Frank Barkley. and there will be no oppo- sition to her appointment. Sam. Bark ley, from Tucson, remained in Mesa until yesterday afternoon aiding the widow in getting matters straighten- ed out. D. F. Barkley carried $2.OOO.OO insurance in the Woodman order. of which he was a member. and $2,O0O.0O in the New Tor kLife Insurance Co. The policies were paid up to date and there will be no trouble in getting the money. Besides he left considerable property, in lands, cattle and horses. MT. and Mrs Ollie Barkley. who were married on the day of the tragedy. and were on the train. coast bound. when stopped by telegram an
 nouncing the shooting of their uncle are planning to leave in few days to complete that honeymoon journey.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
MESA
MADE AN ASSIGFGMENT

The doors of The Popular dry goods store of Geo. s. Barnett were closed yesterday morning. Mir. Rirnett hay ing made an assignment for the bana- lit of his creditors. This does not come unexpectedly. for it was gener- ally known that MT. Barnett was temporarily pinched for money and that the relief expected had not ma terialized. MT. Barnetts liabilities are not heavy and it is understood that all creditors will get their money in full. Money has been panicky for some time past and while the banks are sound and have plenty of funds, eastern money has not been coming in as freely as expected. MT. Barnett is one of Mesa's good citizens and his friends will be glad to see him get af- fairs strengthened out in the shortest time possible and resume business.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
MILO MAIZE.

Senator Hanna yesterday packed for shipment to the Los Angeles of flee of the Mesa Improvement Co. a bunch of milo maize grown on the Chandler ranch. The stalks are over ten feet in length and are well head ed. the grain maturing finely. There will be a large amount of this pro- duct harvested this season, and 1t Will bring good prices. The farmers are learning that it pays to plant maize for a summer crop, and each year there will be an increased acreage.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08

Cuts and bruises may be healed in about one third the time required by the usual treatment by applying Chamberlain's Eminent It is an antiseptic and causes such injuries to heal without maturation. This lin- iment also relieves soreness of the muscles and rheumatic pains. For sale by all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
NEW RESTAURANT.

A new restaurant is to be installed in the building directly north of the pOstoffice. The new restaurant will be under the management of MT. Reichenbach. formerly of Tucson. and an old hotel and restaurant man. Mir. Reichenbach has had twenty years eX- perience in this kind of business. He plans to have his opening tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08

Confucius used a hair brush for a pen, and his ancestors for centu- ries before his time. The reed came into use for writing in the marshy countries of the Orient. It was hol- low and cut in short lengths with sharpened ends, and was some lm- movement on the hair pen
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Mesa Commercial club is to be held tonight. and the managers want all those present who can possibly at tend. There are several matters of importance to take up at the meet ing.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08

If you sit in a cool draft when you are heated and get a stiff neck or lame back, you will be looking for something that will ease the pain. Fix your mind on BILLIARDS s SNOW LINIMENT and don't be talked out of it because it is the best pain relieving liniment you can get anywhere. Price 25c, soc and s1.O0 per bottle. Sold by Ely y & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08

Constipation is the starting point for many serious diseases. To be healthy keep the bowels active and regular. HERBINE will remove al accumulations in the bowels and put the system in prime condition. Price soc Sold by Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
TABLES TURNED.

Alfred had so often teen asked by admiring stranger. ''Whcsc little boy are you?" that it was perhaps no won der that he finally turned the tables on his elders.
 This he did one evening by inquir- ing very sweetly of q young gentleman who was calling upon Alfred's sister. "Whose papa are you? ?'-Harper's Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
RED MEN TO MEET.

Montezuma Tribe of Red Men will meet at Masonic hall tonight in uni form. The young men who have been selected for team work are es- pecially needed, and there are four or five additional selections to be made. Instructor Weare will be present to drill the team.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
PHOTO GALLERY OPENED.

Edgar LeBaron has his new photo galley on south Macdonald street now open for business. MT. LeBaron eX pected to have a formal opening the latter part of last month. but was delayed in getting all his fixtures here. The gallery is in a large tent, with good light. and the proprietor ex- poets to do a good business.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
NEW CITY EDITOR.

W. D. McBrayer, old timer of Mesa,
 began work as city editor of the Free | Press yesterday. Win has lived here long enough to know everybody and
 should be able to swamp the machine man with local news.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08

Buy it now. Now is the time to buy a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is almost certain to be needed before the summer is over. This remedy has no superior. For sale by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08

of their places. as that would greatly lesson the work of the ditch-cleaners. While the cantaloupe season was on, it was almost impossible to get workmen at the regular wage scale allowed by the town.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08

An ordinary case of diarrhoea can. as a rule. be cured by a single dose of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy has no superior for bowel complaints. For sale by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
TO THE COAST,

James Cummins and Ed Kettle left last night for the coast. They plan to spend some time in and around Los Angeles and will later go on to San Francisco. They expect to spend sev- eral months taking in the sights.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
ADVICE TO

ADVICE TO MOTHERS-Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup should all ways be used for children's Teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays all pain, cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for Diahrhoea. 25c a bottle
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
Stop in at Elvey & Hulett's and get free sample of ZEMO and ZEMO

The surest and most economical treatment for eczema, pimples. dand- ruff and all diseases of the skin and scalp. Do not neglect this. They will give you prompt relief and put you on the road to a cure. Good for in fants as well as grown persons.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
CAR LOAD OF aueeIEs.

car load of buggies was unloaded yesterday for the Tempe Hardware Go They are of the Blue Ribbon make and came from the factory in New York.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
OVER FROM CHANDLER.

J. H. Hermann of Chandler was over after his interest shere.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
TO LONG BEACH.

Mrs. Jas. B. Blakley left last night for Long Beach where she will remain until about the first of September
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
MESA,S GUESTS.

Among others who are registered at the Alhambra hotel, are the names of P. Parent, of Akron. Ohio; G. F.. Merwin of St Joseph, Mo; and C. J. Longuevan, of Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
FAY IS IN JAIL.

Fay Mitchell is in jail in Mesa, wanted at the capital for an offense that will probably keep him where he cannot be bad for some months to come.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
PHOENIX VISITORS.

Ed Kettle. Andrew Nielsen, J. C. Goodwin and F. s. Baldwin were among the Phoenix visitors yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08

J. H. Henness returned yesterday from Ray where he went a few days ago on a business trip.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
S.S.S. AND D BIoob s15a1 PURIFIER pUFIS

There is above all others which makes SS the greatest of all and that because perfect of all blood purifiers Any which tonc blood Her, for impure blood which weakened don of the body SSS made entirely of root bak which only strengthening properties but the recognized ingredients of the greatest value for removing every mpury poison tant from the circulation SSS improves and builds the system perfect health adds the blood the r
 heahu properties needs and every benefits SS all diseases and disorders arising impure blood Book blood and medical advice SSS at drug stores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
MESA VISITOR,

Mrs. A. M. Harmer was a Mesa caller yesterday afternoon
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
PHOENIX CALLER.
RACK FROM RAW

Claude Brower was a caller in Phoe- nix yesterday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
PHOENIX VISITOR.

F. H. Ludlow was business visitor in Phoeniv yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08

and swapped stories with them in the cIoakrooms. dined with them in the senate restaurant and associated with them on the floor: Now l wonder how in h-l they got there"
 It is true that the high standard or United States senators. estimated as individuals. has deteriorated; it is also true that the manners and customs or doing business in congress and of hv- ing in Washington have changed so materially in the past quarter or d century that it does not mean the same thing to be a senator of the United States now as then. Numeri- cally larger, the small men are lost in the shuffIe, as it were, and the rich ones are so rich that the man of mod crate means can make no show at all.
 we'll known Des Moines woman after suffering miserably for two days from bowel complaint, was cured bv one dose of Chamberlain's Conc Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08
Instead of Liquid Antiseptics Peroxide
 many people are now using Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic

The new toilet germicide powder to be
 dissolved in water as needed. For all toilet and hygienic uses it is
 better and more economical.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08

To cleanse and whiten the teeth, remove tartar and prevent decay.
 To disinfect the mouth, de- stroy disease germs, and purify the breath. To keep artificial teeth and
Arizona republican., 1911-08-08

brldgewOrk clean, OuOrIeSS
 To remove nicotine from the teeth and
 purify the breath after smoking. To eradicate precipitation and body odors by sponge bathing.
 The best antiseptic wash known. Relieves and strengthens tired, weak, infiamedeyes Heals sorethroat, wounds and cuts 25 and 50 cts. box. druggists or by mail postpaid. Sample Free. THE PAXTON TOILET co. BOSTON. Mass.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14
Get jbSife Glanteablsmsoe.

Def oarfiee iboife Blnnteoplsms-
De aabneoes oon &c. San. paa Gen
foIfelige 5oriomlingsbpgning" iaar-
bus al Gormon6en, Blant6r Binbolt,
@eirs, Ser oplpite, at oSoreningen
af ipbife 2anoboforeningers Tlonte-
apfsubpoIe" MI baooe pirfet | 10
Mar.
aoniuTent M. q. ariitenien, Sfon-
oerborg, oflagoe en- ubfsr1ig geret-
nina ON oe lofole Wnrffori6g, iom
ban bette I to Sfdgs, nemlig De
afminoclige Worfforisg og De 5or-
isa, ser beiffnftiger ia meo, bpoo
ban bil6e foIoe nlmene Sormool,
+. efs. geitemmeIie Of be forIfellige
aunItqsoningers gprbi. geretnin-
gen e~fterfulgtes at noaen 8isfis-
iion, boorunoer Ser o~pfororeoes til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14

ItenienS 9uitru, 0atter % ieg par
inoe pos BAN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ming til oS, at alt too iaa bel til
meo @atienten, iom oct fun0e ef-
ter ben iopre Spg0om og Den itore
Operation, og alt ifreO normalt
fremao. Get er 8rofesiorS iderninas
faite OnerbeniSning, at ;. 6. 6bri-
itenien oil blipe fulofommen raif.
01en oet pil taae lang 5io.
On nogen Observation-Disclosures
oenne @inter fan Der fife bliDe Ia
Ie, og Der oil qaa oet meite al ct
6alot 2tors 3io, fsr 5. 6. G6riiten-
len bar 9enoun0et i'm fuIoe a%r6eios.
FRAT. nlener @rofesioren
Ter er altiaa ll0iigt til en- lang
RefonOaleicens, og set er Ell 0rai
Sio for Gatienten III. Men bette
TONNES oper. o. oct oil aIo6e :. 6.
S%6riiteniens mango Genne % ale
Dem. Ser Ter bans 9etponing Tor
9an0et, at oi0e. at ban til 5roos
ior alt, booo ban MI mac gcnnenl.
aaa, BOG fnn blioe BELT raft o. ar
beiOs0pgtig i9en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14
snno6ruart.
I, ltaesfr. fcr 2an0m.~)

Naar ser / 2iebIiffct ipergcs ON,
6oao Der fortrinsuis or6ftes, 6uor
9an0ntpno trpffer 'ammen. mua
Sooret iiffert bli0e. Sc npiten for
narsoatiae @eirfor6olo, Der bar pro-.
get oct meItc al Sen MI mort FOR.
la6ne N1aaneo. Ser er, iom Ginte-
ren iff3 rigtig fan foa fat, @in6en
aaar / Roro. o9 man nnaqner en-
enfelt Vforgen "a Ter Soroen itip-
frosien % IS paa oGe @on6buIler.
men op a6 Gnaen fommer SoIen,
oa Ser1peraturen, Ser ON Natten
hapOe ppret neoe pao minus &c
8r. d., 9nnr Iiaeioo mango Gro
Der paq Ben anoer Sioe al Irpie.
pnnftet.
S~elpfslgeIia aIpoer man iig ooer
BET imutfe 9eir. huor man fan ina
u0rettet en- Nengoe l1oearbei6cr
Ser blirer BOG ct lille .@en~ beo
oenne @Ipoe, tbi ingen tor 10 oen-
te, at Bette ifnI bare beo.
Tintpripo- oa a%Iepermorfer tri-
oes. Iom bar set / arpriI NooneS.
oa mango aorreiponoenter notoIer
Irbgt for. at Hugen ifal blioe for
ipPr OF napnlig, at Den oil bIipe
a6efaat. hois Ben ienere ben / lpn.
qere Si6 ifal bline 6pffet al tort
Snefeie. 3 ian6onne Gane Ter man
/ 6enne Sio RET oIminoeIigt, at Tan.
rene, hpis man on Far noaen, flip
pes ito pan Rliqen no1Ie elmer ON
9aqen.
On Sor6ol6ene in6en for 9eipt-
n%ingerne er intet Nnt at meOoele.
6eI0i9ois iDnes set 10 MI, of Numb
oa afoDIngen er forbi ober heIe
Sdnoet, % man nPrer goof Sddo
ON. at 8orbn6et MOB Snofsrief of
Tfs6q til SpifGono fra set ipoIige
Sbnano mart ifaf blibe bpoet.
8enoipsIpl aorreipon0enten ifrioer
ON San6eIsforboloene. at Rriien
poa qo6e SeIte er b6i, men boerfen
as6elbit eaer SiIbuo er iprIig tor.
Observation-Disclosures nponer 6eri.
MOB, at I. aI1sies Settle er minnit
ligpiaa begprte iom | tioligere anr.
Sanoelpn mes aopg er ipbnt goo
oa 6aa6c aplpefeer o9 S~ebefppo be-
tinger go6e Griier, omeno oisie
mooife far bpret ribt Oieen6e | oen
iioite 5io..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14
6n aunflift mcllcm Sabroe ua Nr-
/. 6eiosmGnoemes S~agfur6nno.

5olfetingsmnno Sabroe bar fanet
fla en- aonflift me0 nogle al Tine
egne Gartifeaer.
Sor roqIe Gage ii6en, ~ifrioes ser
0en 81. San, ifreo Sabroe en- pr
tifel ON ct file Barn. Ser efter
bans Mening bar 6eo poa @rilno
Of oaarIia 9e6nn6Ging / lit Stem.
gn al 5noforeningens @e6Ipm-
mer Ser leoeoe iammen meo BET fife
Barns Mooer o9 par Senitano for
Rritif I artiffen. bar fIoget til Sag,
Forpningens geItnreIie, i6et ban hpo-
Der. at Fan bar miitet lin 9laos oeO
5n6roes NrtifeI ON BAN.
5ogforeningens Gormon6 bar M
benpenos iig til Social emofra-
tens @e6oftion og Sn6roe.
ODER for Reodftionen bar Sor-
nanoen ifrepet, at Sobroe ifitloe
bremies oe life bare ooo til of fri-
there observation-disclosures. %.
6obroe bro0er, at Den pnaaPf'
oenoe arbeioer ielo bar forlaot lin
Blaos. for6i ban life fun0e bore
melfem fine aolleger, 0a ban rar
en- ooarlig aammerat, oa ban for.
Ianaer, of Ser ifnl ofboloes ct Ms-
be | Soeforeninaen, for at ban fan
fan oeilig6e6 til at fremitine Saeen
for Me1lemmerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14
geitcr6rOs 5amaritan.
iuItne @aor.

timber Marfet 9 ifrioes / Str.
9gbl." al q. San:
Ga @pno og 100 apin0er og
ggrn i6gte i @aar til geiterbros
Sumaritau. 9og6anoIer 9ano og
bars f3inoelige Meo6ipIpere arbei-
oeoe uaf6ruot ira aI. 9 til neiten
3 meO 9eipisningen alene. % iaa
fontmer BERTH eno0o ct Gar elmer
for Aobningen o9 no9et li9nen0e
efter 2uffeti0.
9arnene, iom nil0e 6enntte Sfo-
lens 6ritime ON Miooagen til at
fao fist uarm Ma6, muatte Dente
noe / 8naroen / npiten en- halo
9ime. in6en set tore antal Mrno
bIeo fpr6iae. % ioa maotte 6o9 nog.
Ie al 9ernene puttes in0 mellem
BET ii6Ite SoIo @uno.
= 6ooroon gdar set me0 9i0ra-
aene2 iporaer ri 6r. Bang. Oa ban
Iangt I'D pao Gftermi06n9en fltnoe
tpnfe pon at ifaffe iia ieIo 5rofoit
ooenpaa AnitrengeIierne.
Get goor oesoprre / bei 8ra0
m%istrsiti9t,~ loo Soaret. Seq bar
pn0n1t fife foopt 30 0rotpr in0
Og en- Tag iom / DAG bar foItet os
op imoo 6aI0anoet @more6e Rr.,
forioen port friuilliae Sli0 me6
Seroerinqen. Get iioite Dil ieg iIet
fife tale ON. bois nj Blot fan foa
Fengp til at mptte Sc iultne Stof-
Ter, Der i6ger til oS. Soo er oct
Blot en- Blaoe at qsre gr6eioet.
Nen bliuer set pes poa BEN Maa-
De, bnooe me6 geieget OF oct
er Der npppe ltbiiat til bill tage al
o9 meO 9ioragene. iaa bIiper ri
ino temmelig mot til at luffe Itrafs.
90 BET oiISe rGre os Ell tor Sor9
ia. BET fan ri. Ser nr6ei0er /
-Snmoritanen", 6e6re ifsnne ooer,
emo andre.
Ren ieg baaber en6nu poa. at
Soff, Ser bar, bna6 Sc bebsper, life
Iaoer os / Stiffe."
gi ger Sr. Bangs Orb til bore,
ioet Ri be6er pore 0piere tpnfe oper,
on fife / bpert 5alo Sc mango iuIt-
ne gsrn fortiente, at ,,Samarita-
men" bol0es gaaen0e. Soerfen oe eff
Ter De nofsne blioer mpttp al en-
Bags pIliOieliet SoIifin iom /
@dar."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14
3. 6. Gbriftenisns Sel6reSstilitanb.

3 .aalbore Mmtstio." ifrioerSru
Marie 2asien:
Do Ser ira mango Sioer fommer
Gnaitelige 6oreipsresler, ioroi ge.
retningerne ON 5. 6. gbriiteniens
Spgoom giper Snotrpf at at oct
fife eaor belt aoot, bill iea gerne lo-
tale noqle Orb, iom forbdabentlig
oil pirfe b~eroIigenoe.
s Mites (27. SAM oa 8. 6. gbri'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14
Et Udvalg al wore Boyer, o. S. v.

9usoioel, S9l1tDtno Sl5o
SusbibeI, 2Poerbino, meo @nIoinit. observation-disclosures. 200
9ommebibeL, @bnertn, mo @uIoinit. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
2onmebibeI. Snoiopnpir, Ouerfalosbino .............. $50
9p Sefamente. NelemitiI, r6t Snt. ............... 90
Rp Setnmente, npt 6ornut Qanet oe malt. ........... go
Songeren meO Nooer, tint 2Poerbino og @uloinit. -. 200
Sangeren uoen g3ooer, iort bgdigt 2aoer ............. go
Ssroas Sonee, 1. % 9. Del eet 9ino. .............. .S5
geleelots 9Peooier til Den M Solmebog .............. 240
Acknowledgement III. a%irfebiitorie. ................... $50
Bib. gects @rinOrinaer LOO
NooienS 9usonongtsbog LOO
gibeIor66oa al q. g, - ny l1og. = bfsot 8ino........ 1!5
Sarah Senien: Stort9n0 .oO
2rtbers reformotorife Sfriter. Omilag. ........ .Sbc, inob LOO
Dfennefets 6iertes Spell ~
%5ortpainger for Senoagsfoen. observation-disclosures. lOO
8enneul Stprene Luz
Qps pa 8eien, aorte 9rpf for SsnoagsifoIen. ........... LOO
Notbieiens 100 Gortraineer 90
Seo6ps Snap 20
8eo iiftenoe geIDsninq, III. 8npebog .................. 40
91rneimi, id. @epebog for minOre 9srn. ............... 20
aommer til mia, gibeIie giae0er neo 9eft. ...........-. III
u greofort neo 6nnne Sfrifiprog, sit............... 20
~ Do neo engeIife SfrfHprog, asst ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
y 0reofort mo S~amiunoets StoIer og 5ora0sbns. -. %
II forifeaiae 9repfort iom 9rsoeuooalg ................ 20
DAN. LUTH, PUBLISHING HOUSE, Blair, Nebr,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-14

grebne arenturer osoe, og oct enc al
Dem blep in0ienot til @eterinprifo-
len til ltnoeridgeIie.
gcilc % Cmcgns AnoelsiOinci lag.
teri bar / 1910 ila9tet 35,543 Ssin.
Nj 0oerifuo0et ts6.606 SIR. eftpr-
betaIes t70,313 III. til anoelsbaoer-
ne. meocns 1851 Sir. onpen6es til
aforaB paa @nIo.
SIagteriet itifteoes / 3anuar
1910 meo 225t Gnoelsbooere og
bar i 2Iarets Qab bait Ell 9ilaong
lai 900 9lnoels6ooere. boorpeo set
iamleoe 4ntai tegneoe Spin er naa-
ct % til 1856.
Smna granoitifterc. 00enie, 26.
Sanuar. 80 3renge ira @eliteo Sfo-
lebienl Der 6ou0e oitnlt at iptte
Sl0 paa 6iemmct. er 6leoen on6oIot
inf EoIitiet / @eoellsborq 9irf. gn
treble greng. iom De 6oaoe inooiet
glaneg, melote Sc to Qrelia. Der er
5enbolo5pi5 - % is Aor ganle oq
bienmelaren0e I ap6en6oon. De 6nr
tioliaere pRret i~trafiet ior Sooeri.
6rOcrSgnpc. Soiifolcforitunoer
Gang. Gleu @oiifoIe. ser Deo iioite
@ala oar opItillct / 9inoerupfreoien
iom set raoifale &enitrcs aanoi0at,
bar ifla. aSfioe 5oIfebI.@ ira @nl-
acre i Sol og eiiin9 aommuner
mootaget Ell itorre 9eu9egaoe iom
Cat % 4anifennelie ior bans Pr
5eioe i areoien forno for ii0ite Sol
fe~tinasonIa.
2O6sfnl0. 360. aebmano oggrpg
ger 9beiImnnn i 96oiter er ifeI9e
..Nalb. 2lmtst.@ 0eO / Ell 9l0er al
81 Nar.
- giteiru 6Grh, Ser i ell Rpf-
te 9ldr reoNereOe o@renaa Apis",
er ifeI9e oGon6. 9lp.~ Ratten til
@on0ag oen %. San. Qso i Ran-
oers. ooor bun bauoe boet oe
iioite > Nar.
SiAfinpre 9ebmnuA ! Tnhp
No. 81. an1eberg cr nplig 900. 50
Aar 9anmel. Afos0e Dor @eteraH
ira 1reaarsfriaen og bleo ioaret
lm6er lloialOet peo Greoericia. San
Uar ifeIge ~Aingf. GagbI." bGoret
me0 3apper6eosmeoniIlen.
6oiiGgcrmeiter . 9ecb iii
Stenss, d. al Gba. er ]tatten til
5ors0aa ben 26. San. aignaet oeb
DOZEN efter lrllaere 1ios Spageria.
beo, 53 anr al. Zen afos0e bar
5ormnn0 ior De iampirfenoe oanife
Roeiufferoprfer 6oreninger og baO-
De mango ANDRE 5i%lliosbpero.
@n meget befenOt fsbenbapnif
8rosierer, Sui. 2epin, iom repre-
ieHtereoe iorifellige u~Oenlanoife Ger
miHsiirmaer, ial0t en- Not iornplig
paa geien til lit Stem I Store Son.
gensgaoe, aebenbann, 300 on pan
aongen5 Rutoru, rant al ct 9iette.
lag.
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er / 5reongs oso ben 81. San. 80
9tar ganmel. Ten afoeoe onr Gbei
Tor 10. Battalion / a6benbaOn.
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6enbaou er Natten til %. San. oeo,
80 Iar gammel.
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gems 6pr, er Den %. San. 300 poa
Or. Maalees alinif / 9aIbn, so
Aar gammel.
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ifoD er Iattcn til %. San. afgnaet
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gammel. Gen niOgoe, Ser t%ioligere
bao6e pGret StaOsingenisr Ging.
iteo, bao6e Upret aniat / Nafifon
ii0en 1898.
Murermelter g. Smien / Rpit-
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gammel. Zen ai6eoe par / Ell lang
aarrRffp 6ormnno for Murer- og
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9itifterne og Heoafter al Oenne Or
ga~niiationS Me6lems6lob, iomt til.
Iige / en- aarreffe Meolem al Rpit-
pe0 gprna6.
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the Potomac. joining the old Dominion
with the District of Columbia, on di-
rect axis between Arlington and the
Capitol. a structure the beauty and dura-
bilitv Of which shall prove a lasting trib-
Ute 10 the lives which We're sacrificed In
the preservation of the Union and 10 the
peace and harmony which have ensued-
The last Congress created q commits
sion composed of President Taft. Speaker
clark. ex-Speaker cannon. Senators Gull
lom. Wetmore and Money and Repre-
sentative Mccall u select both place and
design for suitable memorial 10 Abra
h m Lincoln. 10 be erected in Washing
ton. the limit Of cost being placed At 81
600 600 Senators Martin and Cullom.
with a large number Of others interest
cd i'm the Identification of the national
capital as well as in the memory OF
President Lincoln have urged the Fine
Arts Commission and the Lincoln Me
mortal Commission 10 select the plan for
the erection Of the memorial bridge TO
snan the Potomac as the most appro-
priate monument to the martyred Presi-
dent whose benign and charitable poll
cies laid the foundation for the harmony
since achieved.
While none Of the many designs for
such a bridge have been accepted finally
the one here presented gives an adequate
idea of the beautiful bridge it is pur-
posed 10 construct. The plans call for
bridge Of stone. elaborate in design. with