davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
WASHINGTON MARKETS.

Quotations given NIov are for large lots Jobozs
pices are higher.
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia, Sass; West vir-
ginia and Southwest Virginia 3caS2; Tennessee Soa
=
BUTTER-ElEin fancy. S54sa6; Western frsts. s5li
s3iis; seconds 30lza3lIz.
CHEEsE-New YORK State factory. new. lss4A
Is
POUJTRY-Chicksns. per Ib., IIal2; hens Per
ID, lOall; roosters, per lb, 9; turkeys, per lh.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens, choice. per Ib, liza
u; chickens per h., l2al3 rOOsters. per lb. salo;
turkeys. bad
GAME-Rabbits. per doz. 20a2 50: kits per doz
50al0o quail. No. l. per doz, 2OOa25O; No. 2 per
duz.. l5Oa2OO Dheasants, each. 75al.00; squirrel
each. 6as; wild turkey. per lb.. 2Oa22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Michigan State. per
sack. 25Os275; sweet IN. c.. per bb. L5Oa25o;
yams IN o.. per bbl., L2salT5; cabbages. 100 lbs.
lOOaI25 Brussels sprouts. PER quart. lOai; onions
per bushel LOoaI.lo; caulifower. per Dbl. l5oa2oo
tN. o.. per basket. LOOs225; string beans per bas
ket, l.75a2.5O; celery. 4Oa75 doz.
GREEN FRUITs-Apples. per Dbl. L25aI9
oranges, California, per box. 55oaS0; Florida
fruit er box 35Oa4. 90; pineappes lOoa225 squash,
Ier bbl., 75al.OO; pears, Keifer 5alOo per bbL.
grapes, Niagara, per basket 1lal5; Concord, nalZh
cranbeues, S2quart boxes, 32Sa3.5o; Per boL, sZ5a
HAY AND STRAw-Hay, Western No. l. Z.5Os
A.0o; No z 2Ooa225O; mixed hay. laoa220;
straw. rye, bundle. l2ooal3OO; machine thrash.
l69Oal7.Oo; straw, wheat per ton, s.OOas0O; straw.
oat per ton, lLooal2OO.
LIVE sTOCK-sheep. per h., 2a3A; lambs.
spring per h.. sash; calves, choice, per lb ga
10; medium. PER h. Siae.
GRAIE-wheat, new per bus, sas2; corn,
sheled, old, per bus, 7sas5; new. 6oa63; ear. per
bbl., old. 400 new. per bbl-, 30oa35o; oats, West
white, No. 2 per BUSH, 52a55; oats. mixed.
per bus. 5la5S; bran per ton. 800; middling per
ton. 5000
WOOL AND HIDEs-wool washed. free Of burr.,
per lb., 24a25; wool, unHaShed, per Ih. %; hideA
dry, per h., l5al5; green hides lh, II; clfskin.
green, each, l25al.5a.
SEEDS-Red clover, per bus, l20oalaoo; alsike
clover, per bu, u50al225 white clover, per bu.,
l5.0Oa200O; crimson clover I75a5oo; timothy. per
bu., 76oas25; blue grass. bu., 32Sa3.T5i redtop
grass. B.oOal7.0 per 100 lbs; alfalfa, per bu.,
6o0a7.oo.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Nov. z-Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at rs per cent; highest
~; lowest, n; closing. ga. Most Of the days
loans were made at n per cent The ~ per cent
rate was the highest which Wall street has expert
encer since the second week Of January, when per
cent quoted on exchange loans.
Saturdays bank statement had practically no ef-
feet upon the time money market. Rates remain
unchanged and the inquiry for funds has not in
creased to any extent. Rates are 5la3h per cent
for sixty and ninety days, and y4a5x for four fTe
and six months
Commercial paper is VllinE at 3zaFS per cent.
The market is quiet. Most Of the paper Il placed
at 4 per cent but some Of the best names 20 at
3X per cent. II reported last week that the
latter in some cases. were moving at 81 per cent
but this misleading and did not represent the
market.
London discounts, 1913 per cent, of Il. Paris
discounts, 81 per cent. unchanged. Berlin dis
counts ~ per cent unchanged
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
Harmon Quits Flying.

New York. Nov. H.-Clifrord B. HarS
mon, the first wealthy American to take
up aviation as a sport, to-day announced
that he would never fiy again In either.
an aeroplane or q balloon. Owing to
strenuous objections on the part Of his
wife, his father-in-law, Commodore E. c.
Benedict, and his business associates, he
was obliged to make a pledge to-day that
he would abandon all active parttcipa-.
ton in aerial sports.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

day steers were loal5e higher light supply Bulls
about steady; light bologna do, shade lower: thin
ccws steady; medium and good slow to &c lower:
choice fat do firm. Steers. G50asso stockers 20oa
$50; oxen. SooA29o: bulls, 25oA5So: cows. Ifsale:
one extra fat do. 81. Dressed beef slow at salaiS
Calves steady; choice Veals firm. Common TO choice
Veals 650alooo culh 4-soASoo; yeaFlings and barn
yard calves. 25oa2D; no westernS Dressed calves
steady; ty dressed veals lCstAls country dressed,
&i21.
Sheep slow and weak: lambs steady for best; con-
mon q fraction lower. Sheep. i5oaao0; q few
picked sheep $50; culls L0oal.2s; lambs, Laoak5
cnlls 3ooaloo Dressed mutton slow at 4isae1S; q
few wethers. Z Dressed lambs slow at 7stask; a
HoSs frm At Gss.GT5; piss. GSasS
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
Morse Has Comfortable Day.

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. T.-Charies We
Morse passed a fairly comfortable day in
the army hospital at Fort Mcpherson, to
which he was moved from the United
States penitentary on account OF the
critical condition Of his health. Morse
does not seem to be in much pain, but
Is exceedingly weak. The change from
the prison to the hospital, however, has
cheered him, and the physicians hope that
ne will improve.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regular sIl, Il O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction IS, 81, ,SoU at Ioex.
Capital Traction warrants, $40 at 81, $40 at ~
s, 800 at ez 5000 at ~ $500 at 81, $40 at ~
s.. 900 at %. $50 at 81, IS 900 at ~
Potomac cons IS, 5000 at l0eH, 81 .ooo- at Io9S.
Washington Gas, 5 at s5$. 3 at s5k, 3 at s5's
Is at s5E 70 at S.
Mergenthaler. at ZoH. at 20. at 20, at
30
Commercial National Bank 10 at Iss, 10 at 1876.
National Savings & Trust 10 at 80.
After call:
MerEenthaler. at 297t
Capital Traction warrants, $50 at 81 SD at 81.
Following quotations were posted yesterday:
GAS BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations ttruished By W. B. Hi6bs O.
members Of the Chicago Stock Exchange. Hjbbs
Building.
Chicago. Nov. H.-wHEAT ran lower to-day on
depressing cables and domestic news. Decsmbef.
9iH; May. I00al.00ls; July. 9Is.
CORN-Weak; ka5s lower on freer movement.
December. 62Sa6gS; May and July, s.
OATS-Quiet; loyer; buying mainly by shorts.
December. 46a; May, IgEaiSA: July, ~.
nran rSi,h C1o..
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago. Nov z.-HAY-Receipts. 81 tons: ship
Isoosi7oo; Kansss and Oklshosns p-airie. choice
l6 soalf.oo: Iowa Minnesota Nebraska, and Dakota.
choice. lSsoalkoo; illinois, Indiana. and Wisconsin
feeding prairie l.eoGl3oo; Arkansas prairie choice
Whs1t straw, Goaa0
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
Interest in Southern Stocks.

Southern stocks attract attention. The
phenomenally great cotton crop assures
immense tonnage for the fiscal year. Not
able advances in Atlantic Coast Line and
Louisville and Nashville are conspicuous
current incidents. Talk Of Louisville and
Nashville "melon-cutting" is current
seemingly credible. Similar rumors pre-
vail concerning Nashville, Chattanooga
and st. Louis. Louisville and Nashville
is programmed to make an issue OF
s40,Oo0,Ooo new stock at par to stockhold-
ers, which would represent rights of
about s42 per share with the stock at I57.
L. & N. stockholders seem on the eve
Of enjoying a square deal.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
To Receive Governors.

The executive committee of the Cham
ber and Cuno H. Rudolph. president of
the Board of District Commissioners,
have been named by President James F.
Oyster as a committee to receive the
visiting Western governors, whose tour
Of the East will bring them to Washing
ton December Z. The executive commit
tee comprises President Oyster. chair
man; Charles J. Bell, D. ]. Callahan,
d. s. Porter, William z. Shannon, A
Leftwich Sinclair. A. D. Prince, z. c.
Graham, H. B. F. Macfarland, William
F. GUIDE, and w. T GaIliher
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
New Board Members Elected.

Twelve new members were elected at
meeting Of the executive committee OF
the Board of Trade yesterday They are
Edward L. Hillyer Denwood S. White,
Richard P. Witty, Harry F. Almond,
w. B. Bryan. T. NJ. Judd, w. Seton Kent,
Gustav G. Loehler, Edward B. Moore,
Commissioner of Patents; Henry T. on
terdinger. Herman A. Phillips, and Dan
c. Vaughan.
Those at the meeting were Ralph W.
Lee, chairman; John Joy Edison, William
J. Eynon. J. Henry Small, jr., John L.
Weaver, Arthur c. Moses. w. II. Saun-
ders. E. c. Graham, w. T. Galliher, and
Walter A. Brown.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
Lease Mill at Laurel.

The Consolidated Cotton Duck Com
pany, a subsidiary of the International
Cotton Mills Corporation, It was learned
yesterday. has leased its mill at Laurel,
Nd, to the American Ramie Company,
one of the important New England cot
ton mill industries. Arrangements have
been made by the leasing company to
operate the property at once. The leas-
ing of the Laurel mill, It was explained,
is in accordance with the policy OF the
Consolidated Cotton Duck Company-to
make all of its properties profitable,
either by operating them for the manu-
facture of the company's own products
or leasing them to other cotton mill cor
porations
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouotAtIons furnished BY ". B. Hfbba Co., msn.
bsrS Of the New Yort Stock RzrhGngs, Hitbs
Building.
Call mopey: Open "a; high 3: low, ~; Close 2x.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
Price on Timber Certificates.

The S24S3. 900 Houston Oil Company tim
Der certificates, which have been under
written by a syndicate headed by the
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company
of Baltimore, william Saiomon & Co,
New York: Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co,
OF New York, and Whitaker & Co., of
st. Louis, will be offered to the public
at 9S1z and interest Already more than
100000 of the issue has been placed
abroad, chiefly in London.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest Rates OF Interest.
". q WALKER, 729 18th St. NV,

cussed to-day. This subject was treated
by John H. Drury, a Maryland farmer.
at present connected with ,..e United
States Department of Agriculture.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs 4 Co, mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs BuiIo
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
BOSTON COPPER STOCK.

. Quotations furnished by w B. Hibbs 4 Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
p,,ildinp
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28

at points decline. to 5I3d for middling Liverpool
futures continued weak up to the close when prices
showed net losses of from 81 to points.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
Southern Railway Earnings.

The report of the Southern Railway
Company for the month of October and
four months ended October 81, 1911, COM
pares as follows:
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
Better Values Coming.


Says a New York financial writer, re-
viewing the present situation:
Values and quotations often are not
synonymous terms. But when quotations
are grotesquely apart from values, then
is the time for the wise man to proft-for
readjustment must come. Bubble imitation
always comes to the pricking point. From
undue depression there Is always rebound.
At this time many stocks are selling far
below asset and earning value, and It Is a
reasonable assumption that the next broad
market movement will be upward.
when that movement will develop Is
the problem. Basic conditions are ripe,
but the public is still under the spell OF
fear-and without active public participa-
tton there can never be any genuine bull
market. Final crop results for the year
are satisfactory both as to yield and mar
ket value. Continuance of agricultural
wealth is assured-and this is the fount of
national prosperity. Industries and COM
merce automatically follow the result of
the harvests.''
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
FINANCE And REALTY

There was no noticeable change in the
general trend Of local securities yester-
day on the Washington Stock Exchange.
Traction warrants, selling freely, showed
continued strength, and Gas continued its
unexplained decline. Traction IS were
steady, and Mergenthaler showed practi-
cally no net change.
Renew Bookland Post-ofhce Lease.
A ten-year renewal Of the lease for the
Brookland substation was authorised by
the Post-ofice Department yesterday. The
substation is in the. hall of King David
Lodge, No. q, F. A. A. NJ. The lease will
date from March l. 1872, and will allow
for the installation OF postal savings
equipment whenever necessary. The de-
partment also authorized the establish
ment Of substation No. 20, at the north
west corner of Eleventh and / streets
northwest, effective December 1.
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.Sjpbenbaum.

Np Sperprn ioent.
Sperprnli0e11t 0l0enburg / &ipben=
Dopn er efter Nnidgning ofifebiget og
l1oneDnt til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Si( bons gfterfolger ct llo,1npnt
Stiftonttll1ono oper Sinllonos Stiff.
&ommerberre Sonquieres, ii6=
li9ere &pntprcbef og Departen1entS=
c6ef i Observation-Disclosures Mn1t=
mono S6enie og 5tiftan1tn1on0 ODER
Tpc1s 5tift, til bon / 1909 bleo
Stiftamtlnono paa Sinllano.
Erpes or % ot5ens
6 terf6lger. Yoa <ltusmi=
niiteriets Sn0ltilling bor @o11gen lto=
,1upnt Brofesior Sobannes Sprgen<
len til 8rofesior / &%etspi0enifob pes
&jpbenbapnS l%1niperiitet. Erofesior
IS. s. Sprgen1en er cit Wta11o pau 81
aor og laa at 1ige foruo beltemt til
Sen pioenifabelige 8ane. San gaar
o%ln1inbelig UNDER Mobnet uYrn=Spr=
genien", for6i ban er SSrr0eboper al
&arafteren 2auoobilis pr9 ceteris
(ben bejelte &arafter, ser fan gibes)
til lin gfsomen, bpo6 ser life bat
pGret Silfel6et me0 nogen an6en
Surilt, og i%noenfor Sc for
uogoaenoe @enerotioner biIt1of life
mes al16re ems 81. g. @rieger og 81.
g. 9rite6. @e0 Si6en al 6enne u6-
ipgte &arafter bar 8rofesior Spr-
genlens l%1niberiitets @nl6me6oiIle
Ell iurioiif @risafbano1ing. San
b[ep / 1903 Docent / @etsbioenifab
% / 1907 %efsor6iner 8rofesior. :
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funftionarer en- eller on6en Tigur,
Ser gaar fra Set enc Yoltfontor til

funfttonerer en- eller on0en Tigur,
Ser goar fra set enc Soitfontpr til
set an0et for al Sc 0erperen6e 6ltnf=
tionerer at blipe paaflitret S11le.
merfer. Set f6rite Mor 6en1e Irern=
gongsntoooe blep benpttet, onpenSteS.
laa pi0t hi min6es, en- Srel TO, Ser
rcilte 2o10et run0t cg font tilboge
fulOltnn0ig 6effet al Sl1lemnrfer. S
Sc ienere Mor bor man brllgt EN-
0uffe, Ser far facet Napnet uSrle<
monoen". Sgiua iaar er Ser 11olen6t
Ell iaa0a11, Ser u0gif fra Yoltbuiet /
Mpfjpbing 6allter. %Sl1lemau0cn, bpis
populnre Mopn er uBeter Eeterle n"
otter en- fbp. faliterif &oitefspe0ient,
CT %pell101alet mes @fspe0ient=ltni=
fprrL Sieneiteblte og Me0aille etc.
San me0bringer itore Snapper, bbor=
paa Eoitfolfene tleber SulemGrferne
og iaole6es poer beres Mnoel til set
inuffe Gorn1oa1. San gjor6e fprlt
lin Nlt116e / &ontorerne poo Eerne
pa en0te 0enne / &ullunoborg, bpor=
efter ban lenotes til Sc jp0lfe :Tonto=
ter.
Mtter ct pcioIiitiif
g e oerIo g. ga Mllioncen MEL
lem Socioliiternc og Sc &a0ifale /
&%ja6enbaDns 8orgerreprG lentation
oplgites / Nnle0ning al @%prgn1elter=
palget, a1lno0e0e Iormn1oen, @efs=
ellerer 2o1nr1> ON at hlipe fritaget
for Denne Ho1t. Gette hlep beptlget
mes 81 Stenn1er, og efter EFT lang og
hepnget 9isfuslion palgteS 6erefter
til Uurn1ono Sperretslogf6rer @ecfer
l,eb Is st., Sen borgerlige 6nlles=
gruppes IA tillte0ebnren0e M}e0leln-
l11er og 9psgnngeren 6rf. @loun, me-
0e1s % Stemlle leoler bar blonfe>
Sosiolilternes og Sc &o0ifoles.
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- Danmark. -

n1e er Ser nult efter &pegpelten 1T
gen, ser bar itgrre 8etponing % gri
I Der mere %forltprrcioe into / loe1al(
% p@fprpuliifc Nprbplo cuo 1etof
Muno= pN &lopipgell tbi poo Grl1l
al Sen Jren1gal1gsmaooe, mon Till;
mltunoer griber til for at binore ri,
oere l1obreoelie al 5pgOomulen, 11e'l1-
Zig @eoTagning al bele @eietninger,
bliper ofte a%arelange 9eltrebeli er oe
mpiiomn1eligt Mrbei0e eoelagt / Ell
Srefoel al Sen Sio, set bar foitet at
bpgge 6en ~. 6orl1oen &peget at,
gribes iaa go6t lom alle flopbGrenoe
Dpr, iielonere 6e pprige @nsopr.
Spgoomn1en er l,bpre imitlom, oa
er Sen fprlt Ell @aug i11ofprt, frepes
Ser ltore Mnitrnngclier og ltpre Sab
for at fpele SEN / 6poielen. Noar
Menneifet, Ser iepnlig o1gribes al
spgbommer, b1iper inficeret, ifploes
set laoleocs ofte Mpbelien al ufogt
MeIf.
Sra Monocrs meooeles Sen 16be
9ece11ber: Sil at beltaac / Nflpor=
ringel1 al &eile Mn,t / Au!coniug al
MunO= pg &loDlpgen ofgif / Nftcs
fra &a1oers 20 9rogoner, 3 l!nocr=
officerer og Eren1terlpitlant 9csler
SD6 poa.
Sra &ibe n1e60eles ianme Sag:
"a Ser lol1gs Grrnien fil1oes en- Tel
Meierier, iom mo6tager Mnlf ira
2eoeronoprer pg us prer Ilpoe berof
til Splflano, far 2an0brugslniuilte=
riet faitllooet, at 61aoen fra Mcierier
Il oisic 9iltrifter finn moo uofpres til
uolon0ct i paiteurileret 5ilitano.
Sra Morbus berettes ligelebes
iarnme Sag: Mflpnrriugen / Nur=
bl,s og Sn1egu giel1nemf6rcs nugget
ombDggelig. 9ragonerne potrlillc=
rer poo Gejene longs @rnnien al sc
ofipurrebe 3iitritter. 9ragol1er fol-
ser ligele6es @ogt pe0 @ie(s Mie(-
lens @oor0 / 2illering for at for
bin6re @eboer11e / at fonne / Berg
ring mes Moboerne. Marfe0ernc i
Sfan6erborg og Marbus CT forbuote.
Mlle Sernbanebogne, Ser bar pGrct
benptte6e til &reoturtrnnsport, bliner
ombDgge(ig 0csinficere6e.
Sen 16. 9ecember noae6e Gyg=
6ommer til &%iebenbapn, toet Ser o1l=
TOM mes ct @oostog fra Slagelie cit
&pr, iom ipnteS ret ipg; peo timber
lggelien fonftatereoes set, at Sen leb
at @un0= og &looiDge, og &eterinrr.
politiet foranle0ige6e Sen 1trafs neo=
iloaet tiligenle0 z on6re &%reaturcr,
Ser bap6e neret / lamme Gogn lom
Spren. 2anobrugSminiiteriet beor=
6re6e poerligere brebt nogle &albe,
iom tun6e~ ontoges at babe beret /
mes Sc fpr1t 1rgbte 9Dr;;
ialt blep ser 1lagtet 6 &reatl,rer og
Is &alpe. Me6 unotagelie at So,
rem bite set Jig, at Sc olle bar iun6e.
EDren itan1me6e fra Sobs. &lal1iens
/ Slinterup be6 @alluno=
borg, Ser itrafs blep lat unoer offen-
ligt Gilipn, nrert' JONI bi6til bar piit
Jig intet at feile.
ct @el6 por set, at man op6oge6e
BET iDge 9Dr ftrafs og fit set nifabe=
AZ ksroro On Foskjslolso paa On Dag.
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sllminseI;ae @iterretninser,

8 runbl npsun0r II 9 G /
og algfreOSlpp Gen
16. 9eeember forelaaoe &onlcilSprG=
ii6enten for Iplfetinget 6url log ON
@rrn6lopsnnbringcr. Sc gaur I'D
paa at uopioe Sen politilfe &algret %
&oletarbeo til &ui11oer % Spenoe og
at neolntte &aiAretSaloereu til %
Mar. Maar no lfriOer til at gipe
&pi1t0erne politiif 9igeltilli1g meo
Menbene, tier Set / Grfie11oelle al
oen gpoe S%n0flpoelie, Sc far epe1
giennen1 Sen ms erbucrpe0e fnnnu:
male &algret. SEQ at lette @alg=
rctsol0eren til 25 s(or pulger man
sen famine @runie, ion1 CT lot /.
gfs. / Sperige, flere tpife Stoter,
Nlterrig, Tinlano pg l1al1ge auore
2mOe; / GnAIano, Urantrig, Gree
feulono % &ortllgal CT }1an goaet
neo til 81 s(or og / Sebmei5 og I'M
garn enoos iii 20, 111e,1 25 Star pil
fiffert funl1e an es for Ell pas lenoe
@reuie for Sen 0a1lfe 8efolfning.
@n an6en @oneohel temn1elle /
5orllaget er Sen, at Uolfetiugets
Me0len1stol begrerrle les iouleocs, nj
BET life l1aa operltige 1872, slntollet
foitl9ttes rern1ere pes &olglopen.
Sful6e Sen nllpurclloe @rlnolops<
beltemn1el]e e, bpnrefte Ser lfo( pGre
Ell 1olfetin9sma1o for bper 10000
S10bpggere, opfploeS, piloe Sen a(le-
re0e / bette 9ieblif fpre til, at Tolfe-
4i11get ifuloe babe 10 Me0len1mer,
ct lal, ion1 efter olle Torbolo pilne
oare gonife uria1eligt fort og flu1
pil6e bi0rage til at beipnrliggjpre
Sorban6lingerne.
2igeiom &pin0er otter 6orila9et
faar label 8olgret ion1 &%olg6or5eo
til begge 9figsbagens Sing, ifol Sc
ogiaa ful1ne u6nupues til fol,gcpolg=
te Meblemn1er al 2onOsti1get. Ser
tmo6 lfol giite &pil1oer life frnre
nlipe umiooelbart 9nlgere til 2an0s<
tinget.
Sn6enrig5minijter Sen e11=s pnoe=
rup foreloaoe berefter 1ori(ag til Ell
np galglop og e1 ny 6or0eling at
So(fetingspolafreoiene. Get fa1tlGt=
ter forelebig &reblenes s(ntal til 1919,
og Gcr6elingen er III oranoret iom
flor; @igbenbabn og Sc ltprre @per
faar faole6es 6eres Representation
betpoeItg forget - &jpbe1bom foor
is og Treoerifsberg 4 &reble. 1or=
floget foltbol6er ligeleoes Hrineip=
perrte Ont &omuneafltenu1ing og ON
bunoet Smbalg.
@eege Sorilag bar iiior frcnme
for &igs0agen / paa Set nrrmeite
famine @tiffelie, n1e11 bleu FIN peo=
tnget al 5olfettnget, ioet ser life
bIeb Sio for 2anostinget til at &C.
ban6le ben.
Mmn6- % &lope "
4 e n. Com o,ntolt lioltc ltge bar
SEN frpgte6e &puolpgbom Muno= og
R%lopeipger1 optroaot / Sen iioite Sill
baaoe paa Siellano og / Spllanb, og
Der er alporltg Gore for, at belle Cant
bets uofsrfeI at faa bel lepenoe 9pr
ioun af 6prtHe Hrooltfter, o%eriblanot
RoH, I'll bline forbuat.
erf Qhopnpfa irnttfpnrme Snd6om.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-06
klapperslangens Raslen

har fremka1dt mango FryRtgysninger hos
lem som tilfeldigt har m6dt denae Gift.
slange. men Strubehostens Raslen i Hal.
a hendes Barn har fremkaldt ct
Gys hos mango M6dre. Som ct Mid.
del mod Strubehoste err Warmers White
Wine of Tar uovertruhet.
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&ono og @rp6 I 5 Gage til 6 MorS
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lerl,p Observation-Disclosures / |
Mor er Minim1unsitroffen ioalcoes
langt oberi frebet ,1togtet 9pn1men bar
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og &igsoag mes Mn6ragen0e ON at
foa Nlonen ON set rcilen6e 9p6o=
geliespoliti opgipet til 6or0el for Ell
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Ct bctp6ni II
Il obalg bar 2onobusbolonings=
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bba0 Der fnn gieres for at bringe
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benbenot poa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Ser nemlig l16iigt til, at 9anmarf
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