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Evening star., 1911-01-12

Johnston of Washington. representative
of the suffrage movement in the Ma
tional Capital, was her companion.
They brought with them draft OF reso-
lutions. which they submitted TO Presi-
dent Cobb, who referred them to tie
committee on resolutions. "A program OF
oratory. the business OF the morning ses-
sion, afforded no opportunity for Miss
Kearny to call up the resolutions and ask
for consideration by the convention.
Deal Fairly With All.
The business mans sentiment for fair
dealing. with reference especially to tariff
regulation: the farmers SUSPICION OF con-
mercial interests and politicians In draft
ing tariff legislation, the imminence or
LEGISLATION providing for a permanent
tariff commission. denunciaton or pres
ont and mast protection systems. the i'm
naratiye need of accurate trade sta
t;stics as a basis for intelligent and just
ieoisIation were the topics OF the various
speeches.
ot Cornell University. made the academic
address. The commercial view Of the
tariff question was presented by John
Kirby. jr, president of the National As
sociation of Manufacturers. Representa-
tfyes Irvine L. Lenroot OF Wisconsin and
James T. Burke OF Pennsylvania voiced
the legislative aspects OF tariff regula-
tiou.
The interests of the farmers In pro
tective measures were the subject OF John
NJ. Stahl, representing the Farmers Ma
tfonal Congress. President John Gambler
Cobb of the association outlined the at
titude of the business world. as repre-
sented I'm the association, toward the
tariff question.
That a committee has been appointed
by the National Association OF Tanners
tn take charge Of statistics OF the hide
anu W" os ''esoS
Evening star., 1911-01-12
New North State County,

RALEIGH. n. c., January 1c.-In
both houses of the general assembly OF
North CaEOlina yesterday a bill was in.
troduced to create new county, Pied.
mont by name, with, High Point as the
county seat. One county is, to; be made
from portions OF Guilford, Davidson and
Randolph counties.---,.: -.
Evening star., 1911-01-12

Rain and colder tonight: tenn
perature above freezing. Friday
unsettled and colder.
Evening star., 1911-01-12

The circulation of The Star,
both daily and Sunday, is greater
by many thousands than that OF
any other Washington newspaper.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-02-18
DONLAW CREEK NOTES

Senator Charles Hill and Tom DeCamp prospecting time Flat This the Flat neither is the Flat creek that showing signs speed Nxons Fork, but this Flat Donan about opposite the mouth of Snow guch day somebody will think of creek.
 Charley Woren is still begging between Ruby guch, and will keep it until he works theory evolved He is being assisted by Cole McDougaI and Way Owens and they have been putting down mostly the high eftmt bench of Snow guch that the found mouth of Ruby really Snow cutting dagonay As ascertaned they have found nothing excited they enough to keep cheerfully their away.
 Tom Mclean, George Wesch and Jack found very little where they working upper Snow They there for the present
 Al McDonad of the dscoverers of the good mouth of Quartz, is still there looking for
 and Larson who satisfied the fact that they have good la Snow gulch have point the left limit short distance Snow. Here they beginning series holes with which they will cross cut Donlan
 Ferguson, Ed Rus Sam Godfrey associates found holes the Ruby association the Ruby going her the creek they lost track the streak
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-02-18
SOME LESSONS LEARNED

There few things learned at the big fire of last week and although the volunteer fire department did cellent work in saving the big building that at time seemed dOomed there became apparent few details of fire attack that be improved upon the better handling of future emergencies.
 Fnst of these would suggest an auxiliary water tank runners to be kept in the fire hall and full all the time This should be large enough for at least charge of the chemical and should be pulled to the fire along with that machine
 The experience of last Saturday night demonstrates that to haul the chemical back the charging altogether too much time, especially in view of the fact that it almost impossible impress enough into service out of the crowd to drag the heavy vehicle lot O yas stood around and offered suggestions but when it to actually taking hold for the assistance of those wouldn't move peg.
 It would that water tank ready at hand to charge the chemical after it's first discharge would be decided advantage time saver and time the bet in all fires in this city.
 While the chemical is discharging the second time the tank could be hurried back the pump for efng
 The next suggestion is this There should be goody company of told off for the pulling of this tank. Men who will agree to stay by it and that it is reed possible without waiting to beg recruits from the crowd of lOafers who like to boss fires.
 Then again, We suggest that every man who really wants to assist the fire department and who would like to fires put out possible with little damage possible constitute himself private in the ranks and place himself at under the absolute direction of the chief agreeing to do he is told and not stop ask questions.
 There amateur fire chiefs at that last fire than could be found at state convention of fire fighters. Some wanted to break in windows and others wanted to holes in the roof to assist the draft They stood around foot offering suggestions and ladling out advice, enough to drive any ordinary chief to distraction.
 Of course, there lot of willing workers and to them is due the credit of saving the building They brought water and they filled the chemical and to them all honor
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-02-18

of the host and hostess being Mrs. Fred Carter, Mrs. Roscoe, Miss Roscoe, c. J. Hurley, C. H. Clegg, Seward Baggerly and W. H. Rogers.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-02-18
TWO MOTe Smokers
 lNOfsfen Threats

sort of smoker seized this burg last week and between e
 od Club and the Arctic Broerhoo there hardly dry in the
 The daod Club pulled off their spaSm Saturday night with bunch of that would have done credit Reno Ringing brothers mammoth shows It given Of rejuvenaou dig and she certainly every porcuaevn the dead up and gazed wouderingly about them.
 The big event of the evening the boxing match between Sepp the "Dutch Kid and Pat OConno the Michigan Mixer They fought hard rounds crowd gathered round and filled the with cheers and tobacco John Duncan acted referee conducting the fight from the sending tie Japanese steward time cinch nnta he ordered bottle beer the the most blows during the round grueng well Ligh all ill vixen the final gong sounded.
 Although interrupted for time by the the he fun resumed later the evening" and continued the
 The smoker of the Arctic Brotherhood club in the AneY Monday night, likewise enjoyable Those recovered from Saturday night few cpples got there with the aI crurch There song and story and consequence number of hrewees been notified shit.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-02-18
THE GRADUATE

No of the midnight oil for of Grammar's curves rule of three from mathematics free; the worlds I'm with maps slaes and books and peda gogues Of weary ooks with French and Greek I'm gadzooks, they used Toward world turn my face; bully place. and eager for the to fame and glory but graybears with aspect and in their breeding eyes, and tell with heavy signs
 mournfu story They the world is stern and grim; the dge frequent than the hymn hearts grow eyes grow dm from fes endeavOr and oerwhems the strong guide them wrong; to reach the goal they struggle long and gain they that when is stirred muny by hope deferred I'll ayearning the good old school more the the world before lights are burning Walt Mason.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-02-18
PROEADLY ANOTHER
 PROSPECTOR LOST

It is feared that another hill tragedy has heen added to the long list of those who have been lost and frozen in this new country this winter, this time the report coming from the head of the lditarod where George Chateau is sup posed to have been lost on Mosquito creek.
 Jack Pakage, who returned from NiXon's Fork this week, heard of it on his way in, but could give none of the particulars, From the report, how eyer, it seems that Chateau is missing, and in the minds of those who knew him, there can be only one explanation and that to the effect that he became lost in the hills and was frozen to death.
 However, the story is so indefinite that it is hoped there has been some mistake, and that the alleged missing man will turn up.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-02-18
Flat City Says No
 For the Dog Race

There will probably be no dog race at Flat City on the l7th of March as was announced in this paper last week, for the reason that the committee has reconsidered the proposition, and an- nounce that they are entirely willing to allow Iditarod to have the honor of pulling of the event.
 In view of the fact that times are very quiet prct eding the activity of the next sluicing season, it had become the general opinion among people in this city that the requisite purse could not be raised for big race this spring Therefore there has been little agita- ton for the race here.
 It is suspected that the committee on the ace at Flat is also up against the same proposition, and it is very much feared that no race can be pulled off this spring unless he creek towns and this city get together and pull one off between them.
 Even though no larger purse than the last one were raised, the event would create considerable interest, and there is no doubt but what the amount coull be raised.
 Should this section fail to have race this spring, we can at least get to- gether and raise q comfortable purse when times are good next summer, and pull off a real sweepstakes next winter.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-02-18
MANY ATTEND THE
 4. 3. DANCE AT FLAT

Taking advantage of the free stage ride offered by the new Mutchler stage, some 25 people from lditarod attended the big A. B, dance given at Flat last Saturday night.
 There was a large gathering ofcreek folks, and the big hall was just con- fortably filled, for the right expression of the noble art of swinging lem on u e corners.
 This was one of the regular Saturday night dances of the Arctic Brotherhood there, and they are justly popular.
 Prof. Ernest Berggren, the we'll known violinst has recently established a Tuesday night dancing school, and it is said to be quite the rage. There are plenty who don't know how to dance, who attend these affairs, but there are a whole lot more who know all about it.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-02-18

Save the pieces! broken lenses re- placed at Slmpson's.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-02-18

FOR SALE-Cheap, l,l00 feet Trail and spikes. Apply White & Lefergy, Dikeman.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-02-18

The Pioneer for Job Printing.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-02-18

Full line optical goods at Simpsons.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-02-18
Gather Round Birthday Board

A most delightful dinner party was that given at the home of Mir and Mrs. Roy Stevens last Monday evening in cOmmemoration of Mrs. Stevens birth day anniversary.
 Covers were laid for nine. the guests
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-01
9rolastc 2anOeOejc.
en- 9eqpnoeIie aorbus
81 nj t.

8eiinipeftgr Hasmusien / aor-
bus Amt mgote iflg. uSDllanOs-
goIten" for nogle Waane0er iioen
meO 8orilog ON at brolP9ge De
itPrfeit bef9r0eoe 2a~noeoeisitr9f'
ninger / 0erbe0en al aarbns, ioet
ban bpo0e0e, at Gbauiebrol9gnin-
gen / 9en9Oen er billi9ere % lette'
re at pe0ligebol0e, og at Den till
ge frembpoer tore 9eba9eligbeoer
PEG at forminOife Steoplogen. Og
6orila9et fit en- gunitig Wootogelie
/ A~mtsroooet, Der itrafs bempnOige-
De 8e%iu0polget til iammen meo Bei'
inipefteren at ioretage Ell n9rmere
llnOerisgelie, % Geiultaterne al Oct
tie arbeioe foreIogoes / HnaoetsUfs'
De 1 @oor.
@eiuopolget bar 9eitet asben-
bopns Anlt, boor G6ausl e6rol9g.
ming onoenoes / life ringe Omfang
paa oe 8eiitrpfninger, boor Glib
oct paa agre6anerne efterbaanoen
bar blepet iaa tort, of ge0lieebol-
oelien pe0 Rpbelegning bleo ban
ifelig og uforboI6smGSiig foitbar.
Og meget ombDggelige SliomaaIin'
ger, ioreta9ne / 2sbet al 3 aor, ri.
Ter, at afilioningen paa ben itGrft
troiifere0e Hosfiloe 9anoenei for en-
Sferoebane genneminitlig 'banoe no-
aiort ca. IA Willimeter ON Iaret,
meoens Sliooet pno GbansiebrolGg'
ming fun bar 0,8 Willimeter Gbaus-
iebroiten bill oltioa / 2sbet Of 80
aar fun bore ofiIi0t me0 ca. %
Millimeter eller en- 6ier6eoel al
5tenens Seioe. 5 8ebenbaons amts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-01
v. 8. @aoes Sarfofas.

5 9olmens airfes aopel, asben.
bopn, ianot Der Den 8. Roo. iilg.
Str. Dgbl." Ell lille SeitiOeli9beo
Ste0 / anleOning al afil6rin9en al
aomponiiten gtiels A. @aoes Gar
tofag.
8lonot De tillteoeo9renoe Iaas
aomponiltens Ssn aapelmul ifns@o.
De, Broiesiorerne Mailing % Otto
gacbe, 6oriatteren Grnlt b. D. ae.
cfe, aopelmeitrene Carl 9tielien og
@nton Sbenoien.
Otter at Muiifioreningens aor
UNDER 9oiunleOia9elie baooe Iunget
.Bao SielunOs fa9re Sletter,"" tol-
te 5ormonoen for 5oreningen geiels
%. @a0es Dtinoe aopelmu iifusSeg-
ner.
Son uotolte 81. a., at 8aoe bar
en- oanif au%nitner, ban bleo til gere
for lit 590reIano, o9 bans Gp GIT
lanai no oper bort 2nnos 8r9nler
Get er oerfor en- 9@resiag for
oonif 3onefunit at benare bansDtin'
De.
5oleren ooerOro9 6erpaa Sorfos
iaeen til 6olmens 9irfes 8oretpgt.
8ropit 6enger tnfte6e for Den no
piIte 5illi0, og min0e0e ON, at oct
bsrte til airfenS be0ite Sraoitio.
ner, at @ooe bno0e p9ret Or9aniIt
peo Den 30 Nor. @aoe forbonOt bsi
@enius meo Itrene gligtopfploelie,
oa nopiite giaie til me0 jim Stunt
OF tiene Meniebeben til 8Gffel'e og
Spbpgaelie og 9irfen til g@re.
Slnttelig lang man en- | Oogens
&noleoning al Sorfotteren @rnit b.
D. Recfe ifrenen Gang, bnori BET bl.
q. beooer:
90 por for Storbe0s Rio0erfpro
Sans SangbunS aItio TENT,
s Stsbets 2ono bans Stsp ifol Der
Sos Settles bore GENT.
Sorfoiagen, Der er t%tlpeie6rogt al
Soreningen 0iels 80. @obes Minoe,
er uofert / e~roabniot Nnrmor eli.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-01
-
I~>a@e.-


ter Gegning Of arfiteft Drummer.
Den er pao SiOen prDOet meo en-
2pre omilpnget al en- 2aorbPrfrans.
Sra Observation-Disclosures og Wfu'
iifioreningen bar Der benla9t aran-
ie PEG Sarfoiogens 500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-01

Se1091 Ell 1Urer HlQn OerIur llle Ho'
gen Archaeological beo at Iette ell
G6ousiebrolegnings 8arigbeo til
minoit 80 9lar.
Observation-Disclosures uoniier oner-
aft en- iGpn og imuf Operflaoe, poa
6oilfen 6proielen life f%rembringer
ipn6erIig Stei eaer St6o, og Der
bar / set belle fife oGret frenlat
alo9er al nogen 9lrt. ll0giiten er
ca. 1850 Ser. pr. geiitation q 200
Meter.
llooalget bar en0oioere bait 2ei'
lig6eo til at ie geie, Ser er bebanO.
let meo Gipre, o9 BET bar iomtioi9
beiegt ct Stenbruo pe0 Snlmita0.
Geiultntet Of 6isie ltnoerie9elier
par, at llOpalget / We0et / @aor
fore log at brolp0ge itGrft bef9r.
oeoe 8eiitrGfnin9er al 5,39 ailo.
meters 2pn9oe | 266et al fire Iar
og BERTH optnge ct 2oon paa 108'
900 ar. @n0oioere foreilog man til
Gbousiebrolpgnin9 at 9anOeoeien
gennem S00er 9p at lame 1900
ar, ioaleoes at bet iomleoe 2aon
bIioer poo t25, 900 SIR, at afora9e
/ 9ebet al 80 9lor.
Get er iom iogt fonitnteret. at
0enne 9rol9gning er billigere og
6eore emo ben Ill brugte, og 90
llogiften til Henter og 4fOrog o9f-
fes peo Yeipareller paa bet or0inP'
re Budget, iif 5orilaaet amtSraa.
bets enitemmige 6ililutning. Cant
tioig blep 8eiinspeftgren 6entpnoi'
get til at ioreta9e minOre 5orieg
meo 8iGre6ebotoling og anpen-
belle al andre I~t6oo9mpen0e Mio-
Ter, laurent oct beDilgeoe 4ors'
budget life oerpeO oberifreoes.
Mnno. % GlouiDsc. 5 @nleoning
al me Eilfpl0e al Muno- og aloo-
ipge bar 2onobrugsminiiteriet Den
10. 0op. etableret fslgenoe npe5agt.
toqeliesoiitrifter omfring BET al go.
litimeiteren afiperreOe StenItritp
Sogn, beitooenoe al airfebp ogOl.
lerlip Sogne, omtring BET ofipGr.
reoe Wsrfsp Sogn, beitaaen6e al
aunobp, Stiits 9ier96p og Rerre:
Sernl6ie Soene, beItoaenoe al Bier.
oerifoo, 2ellingc, Serf6lge, Seoer
oe 8olGersleo So9ne, omfrin9 oct
ofipprreoe Sepino Sogn, beitoaen-
oe al 8pbr, @ongiteo, 9rreosleo
og S%unosluno So9ne, % omfring
set afiperrebe Stenlsie 5osn, be.
itaaen0e al 9nlunl, 5angel, gellin.
&c o9 Ssibp Sogne.
Ger err efter 5~orlp6enoe / Sol.
bling gpis" fonitateret Wuno- og
4lopipge / 9iibecf aarant9nean.
Itolt, iom oerefter er blepen luffet.
5 alt er MI 8 al De aarantPne.
onItnlter, bportil ser ien0es oonife
9reotlirer, blepen luffet paa @runo
al oenne Spsoom, nemlie aiel, Der
bar opret luffet ct Bar Woane6er.
3oItocf og MI 2iibecf.
giTfup =. Mabiens efterlaote
Gfriftcr. Otter 9iifoppens eeet Orr
Ife oif bans 5ortoffninger al efeler.
breoet % Golosienierbreoet og 1.Be.
tiers @reb blipe uogioet al Brofes.
or fsr. CORN.
5ortoIfningen Of @feierbrepet bill
oatagelie ifIa. ar. 99bl." uofom'
me inben Sui.
De ManuIfripter, Der life no.
gipes, biI bIipe o~oergibet til Opbe-
barring I Observation-Disclosures
Wnnb- % SluoIbsen. Den 10.
9on. err Ser fonitoteret Wuno. og
&loninge / @ooseier g. Ssltofes
Ttore geiptninq poa YFprreitritp"
peo Soriens. af 9ei9tninaen, Der
beitoor al ca. 100 areaturer %ioruoen
Spin, er II anerebne. 9eietningen
oil BOG ii6fee ySors. Gp." life bli.
be ffooet ne6, men berimoO Itrenei
afipnrret; og De fpopanlige 5or.
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-01
0cIerterct Dragon. goo en-

ueu SHeluaen WelleW geR1IDeo %
NaOerl1p fnn6t man forleoen
en- iuI6itpn6ig Drooonuniform, og
man troe6e ie~Iofslgelig itrofs, at en-
Dragon 6np6e 0rufnet iig / Nlaen.
8e0 6enbenoelie til 9ragonregimen.
oplpites set ifIe. u0pito. 9iO."
at Ser Ben foregoaen0e 0ot bar for
'bunoet en- Dragon, og at o9iaa
chile E6i og bans Gpfle bar
borte. Ger er oerfor ingen 3ninl
OIL, of ban er oeierteret, og at ban
bar Iogt Seiet beo Susooen, for
at oct ifuI0e ie no, iom ON ban
bob0e 6rnfnet Zig.
Stormen o. Siiferiet. Sra Br9ite-
eanen meo6eIes set Sect to. Ti0." at
efterboon6en iom SiIferne foar De.
res @orn e~fteriet efter Stormen, bi.
Ter oct Jig, at De er me9et beifooi-
ge6e; nnbnIi9 Sc onre 9unogorn er
foo 66efoqte, at oct bonifeligt fan
ii9 at gere Dem | Stnn0 igen.
Oct er for mango ct nopretteliet
Sab, noonlig 6o Siiferiet belle Otter.
ooret bar bpret 6oorli9t.
60 SbmenS ~Iipsfarliet %fbGitet.
9or6 poo 9amperen YSloro",
Ser tiQaer be6 Sopneoaoe, fnIot ifGe.
o@. ." en- al geietningen neb |
oo fit Sobe6et ~GipsforIigt
fbpitet.
Baa gamperen Stella, Der Zig.
ger oe6 S6r. ToIoboo, itprteoe iam-
me 9oa en- poGif Ssmono ne6 /
San tit Sobe6ct alporIigt
fpGItet, Gigeiom &ngaen boooe taeet
Me6ninqsforpiet beisrgeSe Dem
begge til Rigsboipitolet.
Sbbcri fra en- BnIbimeb. On
poa Giterbrogobe, G%sbenbabn DO.
sn6e @uGoimeo tit forIeoen geIse
NJ ct Bar tioIigere itroffebe Ior.
brp6ere, Der piIoe tieee.
Ga Sc fom, bar Ser imi6lerti6 |
inqen | Torretninoen,
hoorpeb De ioa 2eiliqbeo til at for.
mebtoeenoe en- 9affe meb
% @uIorinee.
Snoen De boooe boft 2eiliebeb til
at of'ette Fnpefoiterne. Fif BoIitiet
fat | Dem.
0posfalb. Tbo. SorItonoer for
2onbbruasifole RieIs Ge.
6erien at @eien er Sreooq BEN 10.
Noo. pltbielie nfenoet peo Dsben,
go Iar anmmel. Den nfbsbe por
Riober nf 8bg.
FRA Spprbeisfrifcn. criminal.
retten bar oen II. Rob. ofiogt en-
0om fra Sporpeisfri9ens 0oge.
5rit8 Senier, Ser tiblioere er Itraf.
Jet 8 @onee for 8olo og 7 @ange
for 9nperi, bIep iosmt 6 Manne-
oers SpngIel pon i9obanlig 6arge.
foIt. San bopoe oen 81. September
opfororet WGngoen paa @srrebros
Stumbled til at gna Iss paa getien.
tene = Gao paa bemi eliza Dem
ne6, bet Hofl" - oq efter at bore
bleben onbolbt brugt 8olo moo BE-
tientene.
st 2anSsbrngsraab. Gao Snitia.
tio al De Iompirfenoe 6onife Sus.
mnnosforeninger nfbolotes Otter
miobogs ben 10. 9on UNDER 2ebeG.
ie al Sofingermeiter geoerfefo De
Simonien ct 6rlesmeoe at &eprp.
ientonter for De Tnmbirfenoe banife
2onoboforeninger oa Susmanosfor.
eninoer for at brsfte Mulig6eoen for
Sprettelfen al ct 9nnobrugsraao,
Ser ifuloe tiene iom n~eiIebenoe,
roaooinenoe ginSeIeb mel1em 2ono.
brrgsminiIteriet og bet praftiife
2nnbbrug.
Otter ct Bar Simers Sorbano.
Ling beilutteoe man at lo6e Sagen
Lo~lf~f&a 49,. .;oxnc,rfd,T,o nno
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-01

andre, Der fun ifuI6e onpenoeS ON
Sommeren og oerfor ifuI0e bore at
lettere a%onitruftion, tenftes Ia9t
benbol6sois oe6 u9lontogen" beo
&60e Sort / 8pens eitlige llofnnt
o9 pan en- aommllnen tilbsrenoe
&Ia08 be6 Gingiteogooe. Desu0en
Or6fte0es SperssmooIet ON &il-
beie6ringelie al 2ofaIe til GoItfor-
pleininq iomt al ct @arniionsiD9e-
bus.
Otter nogen Diffusion blep 10.
OoIget 6empn6ieet til at ontaae en-
Irfiteft til at uoarbeioe nGrmere
@lon nnoer &enipn til Be foreli9-
gen0e 0uligbeoer, men u0en De-
tailte9ninger og 2ign.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-01
giTfop q. Nabiens efterlabte
Wnnb. % 6lobibgen.

Wnnb- % Slobibgen. Den 10.
Hon. er Der fonitoteret Wuno. og
&loninge / @oo8eier g. Ssltofes
Itore 9eiptning poa oEprreItrup"
peo Soriens. Gf 9ei9tningen, Der
beitoor al co. 100 areaturer ioruoen
Snin, err II ongrebne. 9eiptningen
oil oog ii6fge ySors. Gp." life BIZ
be ilooet neo, men oerimoo itrenet
afipnrret; og De fpbpanlige 5or.
boIosregIer er | sorigt trufne.
9o Oct | Sor9oors rpgteoes, at
Der ifnloe bore M1no- oe afopip-
ee paa Tprrefrup, begpnote Smee'
mems 9nnbboere Itrnfs at TIRE til
Soriens meo oeres Spin | Itore
W9neoer.
&c iiGlfnnSffc 8arniioncr. Ios.
aifbe, 10. Wop. 3 Rosfil6e 9prna6s
Ws6e / Iften orefteocs Spergs-
monIet ON Observation-Disclosures.
% Der life fra pripnt Si6e bar
fremfommen briigbore SiIbuo, in6-
itilIeoe 9nrnooets @orniionsuopoIg,
at aommiinen ieIo ifuIoe isrge for
at etobIere 4 aompognifoierner. af
bisfe tnnftes De to, iom ifuIoe ino.
rettes til at bruees CONNER og
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any department OF his psGsr
and handling II better than the
man who Is down in thar pos-
ton While Of coursa he IS H1-
a cartoonist or a draftSua1 get I
have found In cur visits that
his knowledge OF caEca-ure.
art and the powerful cartoons Of
our history possibly excel-s thar
Of any other editor. He had
kept remarkably vel posted OF
the cartoons OF SIS John Te1n5a'-
In fact | think must 5e q very
close student Of Punch. and he
has amused me mast intensely
with STORES Of the details q
East's most powerful work
HOMER DAVENPORT