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The Irish standard., 1911-10-14

been opposed to the ideals of the
Gaelic League. We have done what
we could for the ideals of the Gaelic
League in Parliament. and the ideals
of the Gaelic League are our ideals,
and we will struggle for them in the
future. However, soon indeed you will
find that these ideals will be realised,
when Ireland will not only be self
governing-and will not be self-gov-
erning as a province of a foreign ma
ton, but in the sense of fully self
governed and self-reliant nation, de-
pendent on the genius and talent Of
our own people, a country able to
work out her own destiny"
The Irish standard., 1911-10-14
Antiquity Of the Title "cathoIic."

Ri. Rev. Frederick w. Heating, D..
D., Bishop of Northampton, Eng,
preached at st. Mary's Cathedral
Newcastle on Tyne at service con-
English Catholics. During his dis
course he considered the matter Of
the title Catholic" saying:
The antiquity of the title Catholic
may be very briefly illustrated. The
phrase, The Catholic Church appears
about the end of the first century in
the writings of st. Ignatius, martyr.
During the following centuries it &C.
ours more and more frequently as a
Church.
about 155 we find reference 10 'tht
Bishop of the Catholic Church in
SMYRNA A little later. it is said Of
certain heretical books that they can
not be received in the Catholic Church.
we say says Clement of Alexandria,
that both in substance and in SEEM
ing, both in origin and in develop
ment, the primitive and Catholic
Church is the only one, agreeing as it
does, in the unity of one faith st.
Cyprian loved the word; he speaks
not only of the Catholic Church, LAT
of the Catholic faith the Catholic
rule Catholic unity
st. Cyril of Jerusalem explains that
the Church is called Catholic because
it exists throughout the world, from
one end Of the earth to the other; and
he appeals, as we might say, to the
man in the street in justification of
the title, If ever thou art staying in
any city, do not simply inquire where
the Lords house s-for the sects OF
the profane also dare to call their own
conventicles houses of the Lord
but where is the Catholic Church
For he adds, this is the name prom CT
to the holy body, the Mother of us
ALL
1T is interesting, and surely deeply
significant. that an appellation, so dear
to us and SO peculiarly our own, should
have been as dear and as peculiar to
the true Church in those far-off days
when her Catholicity was but shad-
ow of the greatness that was about
to be.
THE name Catholic soon grew to be
not only d name but a test; not only
a test. but a ground Of faith an OUT
standing note of divine origin and
favor to which no heretical body ever
has been able. or ever will be, to es-
tablsh even a debatable claim.
This is the aspect of Catholicism
upon which l wish to dwell, and which
| would commend to the busy man as
an argument superseding all cont.o-
versy, supremely easy of application,
and an infallible guarantee of truth"
The Irish standard., 1911-10-14
Where the Trouble Lay.

"Sir, your dog kept me awake all
night" II know it," answered Mr..
Cyrus Barker. "The phonograph YOU
keep going all evening makes him so
nervous he can't sleep. I'm going to
complain to the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals
Washington Star.
The Irish standard., 1911-10-14
ARGENTINE'S NAVY
Founded BY an Irish Boy Who onoe
Lived in PHILADELPHIA,

Lived in Philadelphia.
Martin l. J. Griffin, editor of Amer
lean Catholic Historical Researches,
writing to the editor of the Public
Ledger, Philadelphia gives some facts
about the founding of Argentine's navy
which will interest Irishmen. He
writes:
S1r-The launching of "the worlds
greatest Dreadnought," the Moreno, at
Camden, on Saturday, and of her sis
ter warship, the Rivadavia, at Fall
River, the week before, is a revela-
ton to Americans of the progressive
position of South American repub-
lie, that of Argentine. 1t may be of
interest to Philadelphians to bring to
their attention that the founder, the
rather of the Argentine Navy" as
he has been called, was an Irish-Phil-
adelphian; that is, he was an Irish
boy who once lived in our city, who
became the first admiral of the navy
of the Argentine Republic. He was
William Brown, born in Foxford,
County Mayo, and that's in ireland,
22d of June, 1777, who, with his par
ents, came to Philadelphia in 1885. The
father died of the yellow fever, per-
haps. in the terrible visitation of 1898.
The boy William was taken in charge
hV \ q
Details of his subsequent career,
though Of interest, need not now be
narrated further than to relate that
in 1914 the Argentine Government in
vited him to take command of a
squadron against the Spanish navy
and appointed him commodore: that
on st. Patricks Day-of course, being
Irish, he made it that day-he took
the strongly fortified fort of Martin
Garcia from the Spaniards. Then he
besief1ed Montevideo and made it sur
render on the Goth of June, 1914. In
1926 he was active against the Bra
lillian navy and inflicted defeat after
defeat upon it; that at the battle of
Juneau, February 9, 1926, it was al
most completely destroyed. So he con-
tinued in service until his death, May
3, 1857. A few years before he had
visited his birthplace, where his BROTH
err then lived. Perhaps the Rev, Ger
aid P. Coghlan, rector of the Church
of Our Lady of Mercy, in this city,
who was born in Foxford, may have
seen him or known the family of
Browns. At any rate, it is of interest
to know that an Irish boy once resi-
dent in Philadelphia became such a.
foremost naval officer Of the navy that
now possesses the two largest war
ships afloat, and that the latest is in
the waters of the sober Delaware,
wherein young William Brown once
sailed in an immigrant ship into our
port But what region of all the
earth is not filled with the great and
honorable achievements of Irish boys
driven by oppression in some form to
leave the land they love wherever they
go?
MARTIN I. J. GRIFFIN,
Philadelphia, Sept 49, 1911
The Irish standard., 1911-10-14
A Deed and a Word.

"A little stream had lost its way
Amid the grass and fern;
a passing stranger scooped a we'll,
Where weary men might turn;
He walled it in, and hung with care
A ladle at the brink:
He thought not of the deed he did,
But judged that all might drink.
He passed again, and 10! the we'll,
BY summer never dried,
Had cooled ten thousand parchine
tongues,
And saved a life beside.
A nameless man, amid Il crowd
That thronged the daily mart,
Let fall word of hope and love,
Unstudied. from the heart:
\ whisper on the tumult thrown,
A transitory breath
l; raised a brother from the dust,
1t saved soul from death.
O germ! O fount! o word of love!
o thought at random cast!
Ye We're but little at the first,
But mighty at the last.
Charles Mackay.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-20
fri prntf hrlhrrnrnf
ulArR TnlkH maUHlt1plHrr,

st al be meit mertperoi9e 8epiier paa DC
u%leobonlige 1atserenbc Goner / ST.. GalD=
tpclls Syrup Yepin CT, at ben inbpirter life
alene poa Mcnnelter / here's beoite Mar, men
o9lao poa oem beo Mloersgrenolen. Qiae
iaa mango 8repe mootages fra Mpore i
Mnleonins at 9elbreoelie for 8prn, 1om
fra MGno og &binoer paa 60, 70 % 80
Nar. Set maa / Sauobeo bore ct pioun=
berligt 2atserinssmiobel.
Sill @elbrebe1ie at Moor= % Snbpolosz
lioelier bos G1ore Soft bar bet fife fin Sise.
Set opbcper 5tanosninsen, fierner @opeo=
pine, 2eperiDge, @as, Spfsbeb efter Maal=
tibet, olp. Soft i ben fremitrebnc Mloer bpr
Urge for at re9ulcre Maben pcb at BRUCE
Sr. Galotpells Gprup 4epiin. Sc fan for
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lrn9e 9ipet peo at rcgulere Mabcn. Gtonbs=
ming i Mopefunttionen fprer til Spsoom.
&pinbcr fan e8ennem DC t~ritilfe Mar life
sjpre beore e,,b at BRUCE GDrup pepiin flez
re @ange ugentlig inota 5pitsmet otter ct
/ Srben.
@lanot be fraftisite Mnbefalere al ST..
@alomells GDrup Pepin ct Mr. %. g.
Born / Netp 9ecatur, Mla., og Mr. George
6. Spauloius al National 6oloiers SOME
! &an|as, be9se Glbre Meno. Gn SLATE at
lGobanlig etprrelle fan tiebes | ale Npo=
tbeter for SO Gents og 81.
SIT fri prppefla1tc fan faas beo at ienbe
Seres Ioresle til ST.. M. 81. Galotpell,
$50 Galolpel( Building, Monticel(o, Sn.
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SinIlon6s 9 t y s
S 5 u G c. @iifpp Sltcnt
felo far efter Mftolc me0 9iifop
@egener onoroget &ultl,sminilterict
ON, at ocrn1e n1oo forctage DanS
Snbptelle iom @ilfpp. Cen bpjtioc=
ligc @onoling nil ialloipnliguis fit
Sc Gteo hcn 80. Oftober / 6rue
Strife / &%ipbenbonn.
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9 / fpp Stat Mdroo NJ
nfllpreocs sen IS. september poo
&cltrc &%irfcgooro, til bpilfcn eli
&re0s al &cnl1cr far iu0iomlct 8er=
gene til. Gen ltore Steu, Scr er
oper 9 Mcter bpj, al bornbplmlt
@ronit> ifploer @rpfcslpr Morti,1
Nprpp i'm f11nlt1crilfc @corbciocllc.
2pcrlt hrrcr ocn en- Moic,1frons,
pmfottcnoc &riltus=S pmbolet, n1os1
hpilfet Smafl1glc fees. 9creftcl
fdlgcr ct Sfriftltco, @iifppcns Nopn
StillinM Tp0icls= pg 9posootlm
|Sa cnopioerc luies Srorlo1s bc
fien>tc Niallncoro: Sil 9pffe Scent
peiornlil1g oo, ia, tliinofolo til 2pf.
fe 0o, at OH bar ber loo tro iirl
og 1|op iuo bel bcrfro! Eoo 5pffc:
len ltoor: &cn1cr rciltc 6ctte Min
Sc. @iifop @eqc11er bolot Mf(p
rinAstolcn.
q porpci 3 f 1
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! Norli1Smm1ocn Tircftpr @ncfoco:
Mellenfon1lt CT mi clloclig Gnigbe(
ppnaort mcllcm 1SreoerifSbcr0 Spor:
peislellfob pg fS1u1ftionnrcrnc. Sun
meS0clt lite llae Glup Strcifcu CT.
flrrct c1ot bel1 %. September; 11og:
lc fao Gage otter 1,olte0tc Iltnftio:
nrrerncS Taaforcnings @eitprelil
grflrring ON, at sen al Toreni1,:
gen crflGrcoc @opfpt mos Selifobet;
&ogne ifltloe betroatcs iom brpct
og Sen %. September far cn6cliq
Sellfabet >oIteot eli Grflnrina ON,
at Sc / Striocns @eoc fra orlfielli.
&C Si0er falone ltotolclicr al fre11:
fene Mrt ifal betrotgeS io1n oqoe %
mogteSlpic, pg at inn1tlige al Gpor-
ncislellfobct ialnt tioligere og nltpn-
renoe Sltnftfonnrer / oeres Ggc,1-
ifab iom iao0anr1c reilte soger bort.
fal0er. &rigen ct cnot.
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Mimiuocliae Gitcrretuin9er.

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1e al SociolG cn1ofruterne, % al
ollie Apiniitru1c 'M1t sen IN Nilfpf
200 Siullano, Sltenielo.
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f,reiS;1 c1 NcSoono / l1>oiftsr poo
% afill. yNr "a Bette Mei.,Itot
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% Fo'Syonen, meosn3 Sc II or1orc
nlIoe fore'Jaa @e'nareI'ers poo TllNf=
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&3nlln;er11e. Scr u1loe Der pl1oe
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OF. @eftoIiter. Set 1orei(oaes III,
nj r~ortote oen til 10 ST. % gre pr.
Sef1oliter. Saultioig iorellogcs set
Dog, at Sfotten fpr Sc iorlte 1000
Nettol1ter poo hpert @rpageri f1n
1tlIloe nrre S Sir. pr. 81. Sfatten
Dlloe toul1le til at betpoe c1 ,Sorhpj=
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{@run0cpin5'fottcn). Gouanorf bor=
Sc / SictJiffet Sen (arc1te @rrnoe=
oi1rSifot Al ollie GnropoS 2onoe. Zen
anoroa finn 10 Ere nr. Otter 100
GRADERS Spirin,5, men forcllogcs
snl 7orbajet til 60 Gre pr. Otter.
sSor Sr1ftffrD'1oer'1en p'loe Tor=
aolos1 l''eIle''l DC to Sal pore IS o9
40 gre pr: s1ter. IorA']el1en font
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-20

Sao ni0t man fan ifipnue, gaar set
for 6uer Sag neo u0 9affe 1neo
@elbreoet, % Nlberti lfal iclp bore
al sen Mel1ing, at Dal1 life leuer til
bans Stroffctio er enot.
40 pct. III / II orc I
f ucrnc. 2ouohulgs=
miniiteriet ogter at f%prelu1ge ct
6orllag til Mepilipn al @l1soprlooe1.
/ Scr pil blipe fprci looct itorc 9clpa+
rel lcr / Stoieus Sillfro til @usopr=
, oplens Treunnre, p1 Set nlcllcS at
billie blipc CT Mco1ou1 / 9ur'tue.
,Sillf11ooene poo 40 pGt.
.M rpol trofc n. M=
bcrtis Erpgleltraflop faor life 11cNcr
Mnpenoelic / Yrofis. Sfulac 9ppen
ifol S,tltitSruiriltcrcn 9ipc &lASoa=
gen p%ificicl Meooelellc ont loor otte
Sen FAR nrret mpenDt / Marets 9pb.
@erctnin9en for set i%prlub1e Nar
goor us poo, at 2open life CT brogt
/ M%npenoellc CT clleltr Gang; / ct
Silfulbe nor SEN ioon1t, n1ell Sor=
brpocrcn lunooro9 Jig Sen nco 9fp,1=
ming % CT life lcncrc brunt tilpcic.
Gan fe $ tclpUrt c L
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Sc,1icu / &pricuS in0truocr bc1=
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bpilfet CT CT &l1biflneter 9tl,ml1aal.
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6es vStoheltru".
s. T. as a + riforbc ser
t i 9 tpr. Npr ca. 80
.Ior ii0en rei1tc CIT ing Gonlfer,sSe
9fiel'en, fra @ellebuf til 9ital1. Gen
1tnge Mano bopoc life en- gre i
:9onrn1en p1 lit fprlt eiter n1cge11
,Muie Glaos iom Nrbeioer poa eli
Sliefohrit. Otter ct l}or s(or3 Tor-
loh on1bpttcoe Fan 9ll1lcu mes &o11=
toriaffell og Is s(or iencre por BON
Sen ltore Tobrifs Gireftur. Uor
11ogle s(ar li0en fiobe fan Nohrifcr1.
Torlcoeu fpn1 ser Meooelclle til So
milien / @ellcbrf ON, at Iireftpr
Sens Niellen CT opo, % at bon ef,
terlaoer Jig cit itdrre Uorn1l,c. Spl1=
11er1e, Scr ifol orpc bon (oer or -,
boer olle / 2iball OF iii 1per al Sem
CT ser eiter Sigc1oe $4,000 ST..
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&iubcnbapn

g y illet $500
6 roncr fort. Gn nctjcuot
fjp%6elbopnlf Meitouratpr, gicr al c
rneget idgt Spilclteo, far npli1 pa
to Nftel1er tobt $4,000 @roner
9o1urolpi(, uMp0t og Sort" brboe,
.Spillet. Sans &reoitorer Nor / SCI
M~nlconing 6egpl1ot at rprc poo iig
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b er y en- 5 0 III. Gpn1 &c
fJerot ejcr Gnfcfejlcrin0c Iooll1a1
al Glls(ol1o pg Gnfeoronning Sucr:
onoro al Gnglan0 / 6ullcslf o6 81:
e%1oornn1en ~@piopre" poo strollo:
,peien, bpor Sc tilbringer CIT Sis bper1
Gfteroar for at pure / %9furbeoeu al
oeres gornle Silent og sen oonlfe
&ongcfamilie. Nl1 for Sc tilliol
fjobt G%jen6on1n1en uGunoser" pc1
~9piobre" al Gooseier @enrif Ngr=
gooro for $4,000 Ser, pg bcggc 81
enoomne oil blipc ilooet jon1u1cl1.
& t erfriie G S
rs a II o.. Gen 4. Sftobcr
mootte ~@oiino" Sbeotret5 wireftgr
saul 6%ielogoor6, iom nplig bop1e
opertoget 3riften, mel0e Eos. Sor
fnnoe life ifaffe 10000 &r., Ser por
ndobenoige fpr at fortiutte Sbcot=
rets Grift. &crionolet bolot ocrcf=
ter Meoe iammen mes G%fuclpi(ler-
forbnnoet og Mftieiellfo6et uGo5i-
nos @eltprelie, % ser bar ful0
.gntgbe6 ON, at n1o11 life pil0e 1aoe
mere at 9jdre me0 ST.. 6jcl6goaro.
Mteo oberpGlocn6e Mojpritet pcotoq
St1telpillerne life at fortjutte Sore
1ttlltngerne, bbis ~Goiino"s gcltyrcl=
1e ttfe treoer 6ielpenoe til. @eltp-
tilbg6 ga Ebeotret afgiftsfrit
moo at finn 8elpsningen bleo bcto!t,
toet Der ga fun6e blipe Sis til at
16ge opnoaet Ell Sr6ning. Otter en-
lang 9ebat git Sfueipillcrne i1ro
paa forelebig at ipille Z Mftener. !
Noul 6jel6gaar6 forlo6er .@oli=
no" mes ct Sub poa 10000 @roner
g en- @jal6 paa $4,000 Ser.
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y o Sc b1ebeit Sri
ltolclGrer y. Nc0cricn / GgIlinae
Dor iaar pao 1,944 &poorot=sl leu
Grluno oplct 3,400 &uro sgbler -
eorS Fon1ono. 6rl1gtcrnes @ien=
1lellllnitspngt CT 24,7 &pint. Den-
tic @plt CT aplet poo Grrer, ser er
plor1tcoe 1906, olle forroleoe poa
SpUrgltanumer.
Sobt i cit Grpoe + o.
Sc 9 5. Yoo 2illebc=
ot11ge Mfpl(c pna 5tepns bul1ote Sen
l(lptfe, at 9ornepigen fo1n til at
tohc MpllerSofobiens 1=oorigc Sat
ter 11eo / cit @rp0e fogenoe @an6.
Barnet blep pnfeligt for6ruuot og
fjprtcs ltrofs til 6ofse Spgcbus.
Mon rrcller life, at sets 2ip fan
re06es.
. nj t 0 mne 2Dt c j.
I c L e. Sire 1tnge Melnclf er, cit
&pmis bos &iabmono 9ogoe, Trc=
o%erifsprrf, CIT Sdn of &ipbl1on6
@oagc, og 5puncr al 6iiferue 81,
Semi n Masm,slen og SsSprgcn DC
fen, tog Sen "a. Septcmber MS f.,
2ilelcje mes CT 2pltboo. Genie cr
lcl1erc fl1noen fr11trct, og SC 4 11nge
MUn6 nntu0es at hurc pn1fpru1e.
90 nm s. % &Ionpg c
CT ltobrrrot pao uTrcobol1n" poo 9ol-
lono, bporfor ll0fprlcl al aprg fra
2ollono CT forhl1ot. @ci utl'i,1gc,1
poa uTre0bolm" CT CT al 9ollollos
%finclte @cirtlringer. 6or gonlfe fort
,Si0 liocn blep Sen forpgct n1c0 to
lite &losles Spre fra Gpcn til
1000 Sir. Gtpffct. @eietnir1gcn bill
forelp6ig life blipe 11col looet.
. G Ut II / r1g bruo t
& onne $ apn. st ltprt @op=
nehosli11, JON bar un0er l16gropning
| &pl1l1e @opn, CT for(eoen Scat H.
bet il1l0t al &ono> i6et 9nmingen
CT aieu,cu1br11ot. Mlt Motericl,
Gropcmalfil1c III. III. ligger paa @os=
iinets g1tn6. @opneorbejoet, ser
bopcS / glrtrepriie al SS11oe1liprfir-
moct Gbr. 0lien og g., or bcrme6
forelphig inoltil(et.
% II II s. % &Ionpg c
'p a a 8 angel b. Eoa
Acknowledgements / Moglebp Gogr1
poa 9ongelan0 CT forefornmct ct
StlfGloc al Mltn0= og &lopipgc. &c.
lrtningcn, ser bcituor al 60 &per og
2 Sure, CT beor6ret neoi looct, og
Miniitcriet far 1,0lteot Sen iropon-
lige Acknowledgements om 6orbuo ms
til nioere al lt6fdrie1 al @1tsopr fra
Sen poaginl0enoe 2onos6el og It's
lerering al Melf, Ser life bar be-
ret oppormet til minolt GA @rooer
Neal1ml1r.
2ongcl
81 a + ne fon6t Steo sen 4
Sftober. S SEN repre- entotipc Tor=
ianling, iom fl1lgtc mes set proet=
fl1lot ilnpffeoc Telttog, ser ofaif fra
&uofipbing 81. 2, iooes 81. a. Sro=
fifn1iniiter Sis. 2orie11, @cr,croloi-
reftererne @iprboe og Morolicl1
Gtotsrooo @en5on, Mn1tmono, Sam:
merberre, Barron =@coclls=
borg og @rep Mblefel6t=2 olruigen
lan1t &eprui er1tm1tcr for Mu0fipbing
9proao pg Sp0=2angelonbs @og11c<
roo6. @c0 allc Stutipncruc. Scr
bar feltligt impffe0e mes Stag og
@ntrlonoer, bap6e cit flor Mr,1gbe
Menneifer og Sfolcbpr11 ltl,oer &c.
reres 2coelie gipct Mp6e. &co@ogen=
top bol0t Srafifn1iniltere1l CIT Sale,
bpori bon ifilbrc0c2m
Stlblipeli c og uotolte Sc beolt e 211=
lfer on1 cit lps ,og lpffelig 6rcmti0
for @o11e11. Sm Mftcnen bolotes :
poo @ptel ~9ongelono" cit Icltnnio=
Bag, bpori 40 in0brotc oeltpg. +
Scr nj G aen Sper. SEQ,
6olfetingspalget / 9oenie Sen 81.
september forefal6t ct Optrin, ser
jar hoft mcgen 0pligt. ct &on1=
oagnt Sol0ater al 16. Battalion tit
til at trn0e an / &oiernegaor=
>en ng iom1ti6io %me00eltes Set COL
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Ecr,1c.

@ogp four 111 lit egct Glef=
tricitctspnrf. Mejcriet, Drugstore
ntltgcl1 og OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bnr pe0=
togct Sl1olng, ligcion1 c%lcftrilf 2ps
ifo( inolnggcS / &irtcn.
@errcaaar rpogt=
II / II 9. @un0erslerbolm Mpls=
goar0 pno Ginllono CT al Gtotsroa6
Neergoaro ho%rtforpogtet til Iprpol=
ter Soul en-, Glmocrslepbolm, for ct
Siosrl1m al S gor ira t.: gpril
1912 at regl1e. Si( @l1l10erslen=
holn1 bprcr ca. 10 Sp10cr 2au0
N(gcr pg eng.
&aS c NJ I. s CT of
Slo9clie N:: ltorrt Spqcfo5 lu bor
Mepilio1cn opougct eli !@osi un1ol1qcl
pao ca. 500 SIT. &oSl creren fit Ell
6rilt for at ifoffe Gufl,i19, men bo
oct life lfetc, far gcltprell cn il,ipe11=
oeret Don1 og Torn1a1oc11 CT reilt til
&jpbclrDapn for at mcl6c Soocu iii
SpgefoSl ci11lpcftorcl1. 9fpgen s(n=
n1eloe(ie til &olitiet foreliggcr life.
Cen npc g nffvro a.
3 r f poo &citiinllo1o CT III felt
lifret. Nftieielifobct er orgoniieret
ne0 GooSejer 2omuct5, &%ollu10bora
9%ooegooro, ion1 Iornonb, s(ftieteg=
rlil1gcn / fl,l0 Go1g og Mrcol peo
@prlpp Station inofjp6t, 11elnlig
Sans 6re6crifiuns @ooro poo 46
IS. 9ano, Scr mes 8pgninger og
Soro er betolt mes 1890 @r.
To6rifens Mopn 6liper vGl1ffcrfo=
brifen &eItljG(lun0".
g q + 1T on6 &ocbs g
. c ogcr c +. Sen bort
&jpbllmnS &ocb fra &jpng,
lo1n bar hGret efterlplt al &oIitiet
for ct ltdrre @c0rogeri, CT onbolot,
ielp at bope melot fig boS
so9nefo9oen / aieng sogn. San
'leb 0erefter illolat / @oroingborg
&eo Mn9ol6elien bar bon /
of GO Marf. @i6en Slug
+en bat bon opbolot Jig / @a1nborg
g 1iolt / &jpben6opn.
y e0re MoroI paa
D c II. B6b. neutrality-suspicious.,
9%erreosfoge6 3oble / stege, bar op-
EN- ielifabelig Screening / 8orre,
'er talte 500 @e6lemmer, iom in
egneoes peo @ieb al en @oier.
Heolemsprotofollen bar 8ogiioen al {
II Suborgplofat, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s
e to imoa @erelier pes @i6en al {
}uttfe1t, bpis SSn6ebaper &jgbmano
linton Gbriltenien bar @ert. San
200 &r. / 8g6e, og set BE- /
)oeoes bam, at noe te S%pertrp6el1e !
l1oe folte 8orgerifabet. @lubben bar s
lang Iii beret Mr11elteo for 1tbpq- Il
,rs~k @.:ee...
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9 ugp foor hit lit egct Glef=
tricitctSpGrf. Mejeriet, Drugstore
nt1tgcn og Tor'oluling*6uict bor peo=
toget Snolng, ligeiom elettriif 2ps
ifol inolnggcs / &irfc1.
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SDllano.

$ erni ng ON 8 q r.
t a 5. S~n0cnrigsminiltercn far /
Sfripcllc til @crning 5ogncrooo 11o=
talt Si(lll1tnnig til &onlll1c>1s Spcr=
gang til @jobltoo og for crflrret iig
pilliN til at frelnme Soocn.
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