davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1911-04-15
Real Estate Transfers of the Week in the District

Fifteenth street southeast between @ and !
streets-John W. Brauner. trustee. to Her
man r. Howenstein. lot 80, square north
east Of 1855. S1e.
Eleventh and streets southeast-James w.
French ct ux. to Robert Z. Voikmer. lot
t5, square 1887. SO.
'1l06 x street southeast-Laura McKenney
to Charles r. McKenney (subject to her life
estatel, part original lots and 5, square
Rear Of N street southeast. between First
and Second streets-Edmond c. Cartzen-
dafner to John ]. Gould. lots l39. 40. III,
square ia. SO.
Fourteenth street southeast. between e and
@ streets-Julius Hanlein ct ux. TO Nathan
and Fannie Edelson, part original lot II.
square 1858. $40.
A street southeast, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets-George W. Barkman ct
ux. to William A. and Hattie F. Carlin.
lot rs, square 1885, SO.
@ street southeast between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-George r. Repetu ct ux-
to Herman r. Howenstein, west 10 feet
OF original lot e. square 1858, So
New Jersey avenue southeast, between d
and strcets-John r. Wsple ct ux to
George II. Dierkoph. lot e. square 6@, $40
B street southeast. between Fifth and Sixth
streets-Daniel J. Sullivan to e. Franklin
Lord, part original lot 10. square s43 $40.
r. Townshend ct w. TO z. Judge williams,
lots q. %. and %. square 1895. so.
d street southeast, between Fourth and Fifth
streets-Hannah z. Palmer ct vir, John
H.. 10 Anna NJ. Raub, part original lots
10 and H. square S21. SO. Anna NJ. Raub
conveys same property to C.. Chester cay
wood and Clyde d. Garrett. $40.
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CONTINUED from Fourth Page.)

trustee, to Hester A. Burke, lot s, square
So, $40.
Rear Of street northwest, between Nine
teenth and Twentieth streets-Charles II.
Davidson ct ux. to H. Bradley Davidson,
lot q. square 100, SO. Same to John c.
Davidson, lot "A. square 100. $40
. street northwest. between Twentieth and
Twenty-first streets-Prentiss Wilson ct
ux to Harriet D. and Roger Welles. lot
81, square 81. SO.
in2 Corcoran street northwest-Helen Sher-
man TO Bertha NJ. Davis. lot 217 square
l55, $40
1888 street northwest-John p. Sampson
ct ux. to Patrick F. Hannah. lot II. square
$50. 500
Corcoran street MISUNDERSTANDING 2. Pate
to Helen Sherman, lot 217, square 155. SO.
304 / street northwest-Hannah A. Wade TO
Edward P. Schwartz. lot 10, square 52s, SO
1701 Tenth street northwest-William II.
Davis ct ux. to Melvin H. Herman, lot
LIS, square 1853, $40.
Third street northwest. between NJ and N
streets-Carrie L. Millard to Annie z. Nc
Queen. part original lot TO- square 523, SO.
1923 Church street northwest-Carrie l. Mil
lard to Annie z. Mcqueen. west half of
lot S. square EOS. SO.
Twenty-second street, between g and H
streets-Raphael L. Shanafelt to Annie E.
Mcqueen, lot 4s, square 7s, SO.
The Washington times., 1911-04-15
Today's Real Estate Transfers.

Deanwood Heights-John w. Gregory ct w.
to e. c. Cats. lots to II. square II, 80.
Woodley Park-H. R. Dulany ct al. receivers,
to Daisy Dean Norton, part lot, 81, square
2aos Sl.ooo
1922 p stree. northwest-Bertha NJ Robins to
Frank s. Bright and Addison @. Dubois,
trustees, lot l04. square 1a. 80
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Mary @.
schaefcr to Charles II. Wsser. part lot l..
Eighteen and X streets northwest-Frank 8.
Bright ct al, trustees. TO Harry L Light.
trustee. part original lot 8. square 1s3. $40
l525 Fourteenth street northwest-Conrnd
Re yscssr ct uT. ., to Bedtha M. Robins. lot
Seventeenth and A streets southeast-Aaron
3: Townshend ct ux. 70 samuel A: and
Washington Heights-Bessie d. Metzgar to
Henrietta B. Hun. lot.s1, block 9. $40.
R37 street northwest-Anna NJ Dorsey to
Leuis and Louisa Lichtenfels. lot c. square
zn Eleventh street northwest-Armin Jaeger,
eIseutor., TO- Joseph ottsnberg lot II.
1fs Second street northwest-Henry F. Wood
ward OF ux. to Helen May Anderson, lot
u, SQUARE g. SO Helen II. Anderson et
VII convey same properly 10 henry =.
La sixth street. southeast-George C. Cert
man. trustee: 70 Michael John J.. s, Dennis Y
Mccormick. south half lot Il, square a2.
lSvo . street nortnWeet-Joeepn n. ctsWdrt
ct al, trustees to Richard z. Pairo, half
interest In lot SD square 80. $500
= street northwest. between Twenty-ifst and
Twenty-second streets-James d. Hobbs 70
tsubJect to trust for ssoooo).
wisconsin avenue northwest. between n and
N streets-Editb NJ Priest ct yir to George
A. Gray. part lot 81. square 1901, x1o,soo.
ga street northwest-Sarah e. Keen TO
william II. and Caroline e Grimshaw, lot
70, square 363. 800
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-Clara %.
Miller 10 Robert r. Rogers. part lot ss2,
square 1886, $40.
Deanwood Heights-Edgar c. Cats et ux- to
Drake Hardware Company, lots .. TO H.
square IL. 500.
Brown to Frank J. Phelps, lot q, square
s34 SO. Frank ]. Phelps ct ux. convey same
same property to Jesse W. Rawlings, Slo
1z1I II street northwest-Roalie B. NAL
thews to Paul II. Moreland. part original
lot II. square 2ss. SO.
Daniel ct ux. TO John n Lowe, lot ID.
block 6. SO.
1905 waiiach place northwest-william D.
Hoover ct ux. TO James Coates, lot l5s,
square 237, 500.
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Near-Urban.

Rosedale and lsherwood-Thomas W. Maccub-
bin ct ux. to Clarence B. Hight. lots 10. IL.
12. block q $40.
Washington Heights-Henry L. Richardson
to Frank L. Wagner and william II. Nc
Cuen. part lots s., 81. IS. Washington
Heights and part Of Widows Mite. $40
Trinidad-washington Loan and Trust Com
pany to Adolphus GUIDE and William F.
Guide, part. $40.
Pleasant Plains-Harry wardman ct al. to
Florence W. Leaning. lot 81. square So4l.
Lanier Heights-Mark F. Finley ct al to
Charles w. King. jr.. part lot 25s. SO
Ingleside-Isaac II. CASTOR to Joseph A. Roth,
lot "A. block l, so.
Petworth-carl L. Davis to Jay z. and Mary
Fitzgerald, lot 40, square 36, $40.
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-James r.
Myers ct ux. to Harry c. Jones, lot lss, so.
JANE, Hafy sSS MINNIE r Myes,
DobbIns' Addition-Charles A. Peters ct ux.
TO Emma L. Shaw, lot Is, square 350l. $40.
West Holmead Manor-Harry B. Wilson ct
2: lots 2 to Is. block 8, 80 =
Petworth-Carl L. Davis to Norman Roberts,
lot A, square 80, SO
Dobbins' Addition-Aiexsnder Mirlar ct ux. to
Harry and Emma I. Flicker, lot 81. square
10, sio.
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-James L.
Karrick ct ux. to Mary L. Norton. lot 1ss.
Dobbins' Addition-James w. Crooks ct uI
10 EDWARD ~. hdI0y, lOt 10, DlOCk II, t1U.
Columbia Heights-Jacoo weidemann ct ux.
to Charles W. King. jr.. lot Il, block 2s. 40
White Haven-wililam D Green ct ux. to
Zola c. Green. part, $40.
Whitney Close-Hayes W. Hawkins TO Fred
-ick y. Webber( jr., and Edith z. Web
sr. lot e, block 2. so.
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Rose CHR
leo et vir. Pasquale, to Francis S. Dunigan,
lot S3, block g. so.
Rosedale and Isherwood-Thomas B. Wilder
ct ux. to Groves Park Company. lot IS
block q, $40.
Pleasant Plsins-Kennedy Brothers to Ella
Curl. lot 14s, square 303l, SO. Same to
Margaret NJ. FELTON,, lot IA, square sos4,
$40
Addition to BelaIr HeIghts-AIice p. Bar
ney to Natalie c. Barney and Laura A. c.
Barney (subject to life estate of grant NJ,
part lot 1s. block s. $40.
Washington Heights-Edward J. Stellwagen
ct al, trustees. to Henry e Williams. lot
S. block 3. s5.7s2.1.
Dobbins' Addition-Charles A. Peters ct ux.
TO Mary B. Pritchett. lot is. square s5ol,
M. 20 plea,antsand Pleasant p,alns-rranel.
A. Blundon ct ux. to Carl Schafer. lot
~. block 13, $40.
Petworth-Clarence B. Rheem ct al. trus-
tees. to Luther A. SwartZell. lots Il. -,
So. S., square 1913, Sl5.eoo.
Mt. Plessant-Mary Best TO Richard z. Coz
zens. trustee, lot lA. $40.
Petworth-Frances s. Nichols to William 6.
and Hattie NJ. Tancre. lots -. 13. and
Il. square 30ls. $40.
Moore & Barbour's Authenticate W.
Tancre to Frances S. Nichols. lot S, block
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains Josephine
X Thompson ct al to Edward L. Brady.
lot l29. SO Edward l. Brady conveys
same property to Julian C. Dowell, 80
The Washington times., 1911-04-15
EXTEND TINE LIMIT
ON THE HORSE SHOW
ENTRIES ONE WEEK
Promoters of Meet Take This
Action on Request of
! : Exhibitors.

The date for the closing of the entries
Tor the National Capital Horse Show
was extended at a meeting of the
executive committee of the club, held
at the Metropolitan Club, from April
~ TO April 20. This was done at the
request of many of the exhibitors, who
wanted more time to get in their en-
tries.
II was also decided at the meeting,
that membership to the association
could be purchased for IS, and this will
include admission to the show on the
three days it is open.
The badges for members and officials
VIII be Of continental, buff and blue,
the colors Of the National Capital Horse
Show.
Edward B. Mclean and Samuel Wal
ter Taylor, editor of the Rider and
Driver. were named to go to Atlantic
City from April Is TO % to secure en-
tries for the show here from the ex-
hibitors Of the Atlantic City Horse
Show.
Senator Joseph Bailey of Texas. who
had been asked to act as Judge of the
trotters entered in the show, notified
the committee this morning that he
would be prevented from accepting the
invitation of the comittee because of
his duties at the Senate.
Entries for the show were received
from as far West as Chicago and st.
Louis, and some of the prominent Wes-
tern horsemen will bring strings Of eight
and ten horses.
The skeleton Of the grandstand is
now up. and the timbers have all been
put in place. The stand will be $50 feet
long and twenty-five feet wide. It will
seat $500 persons and will have fifty
private boxes, which will be sold for
$50.
Because Of the large number Of en-
tries being received. 1t has been found
necessary to get more stable accom-
modations, and more box and tie stalls
have been ordered made. The complete
list of the judges is now nearly ready,
and will be announced in a few days. =
The Washington times., 1911-04-15
Tourists Offered Chance
To Visit Annapolis

New England tourists to the Capital
this week are taking in the sights not
only Of the city and surrounding points
of interest, but are also making daily
excursions to the Naval Academy at
Annapolis. where a number of war
chips, torpedo boats and submarines are
now at anchor. On account OF the large
number of eXcursionists coming to
Washington from the schools and COL
leges of the East Cor Easter vacation
outings the Washington, Baltimore and
Annapolis railroad has reduced its fare
over Easter Monday between this city
and Baltimore, so that a visit to the
Monumental city may be had as well
az one to Annapolis.
The Washington times., 1911-04-15
Northeast.

Twelfth street northeast, between A and 3
streets-Mary r. Miller to Leonard p. and
Guy T. Stewart, part original lot s, square
1o11. SO.
North Carolina avenue northeast, between
FIFTEENTH and Sixteenth streets-Thomas w.
Maccuooin ct ux. 10 Clarence B. Hight
lots to II, square loss, $l0
c street northeast. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-Thomas w. Maccubbin ct
ux. to Clarence B. Hight, lots 116, 141, 49,
zoe, 2l0. I'll, 212. 21s PA, 2i6. 2ls. go. 22l,
90, 223, and 23S, square 1864. SO.
and Third streets-Hettie II. Fayne ct al.
to Richard A. and Martha J. Alexander,
lot 10, square 75s. $500.
Eighth street northeast, between z and
Frank ]. Henning, lot 30, square sl4, $40.
646 Callan street northeast-Annie Marsh to
Annie A. Mickle, lot 16I. square s5s. $40.
Sixth and g streets northeast-John Alt ct
q street northeast-Henry W. wenger ct
ux. to Alice J. Lewis. lot ST.. square $50,
SO
streets-Harry g. Laycock to Herman r.
Howenstein, original lots and s, and part
original lot 10. square 1863. $40
Z street northeast, between Fourteenth and
to Edward l. Frank. lot ., square 1859, $40.
100 F street northeast-Margaret r. Wroe
to T. Edward Boyce and Esther Boyce. lot
4s, square $50. SO.
Fifteenth streets-Charles H. Davidson ct
ux. TO Thomas ": Maccubbin. lots l6S to
III. square 1854, SO.
1872 d street northeast-Edward T. Crismond
ct ux. to William 7. and Susie A. Brown,
lot q, square 1858, so.
Eighth street northeast. between z and
streets-Herman r. Howensteln ct ux. TO
VIII K Martin, lot e, square sl4. A,5oo.
The Washington times., 1911-04-15
Former Postmaster
Wants to Come Here

Martin. l. Gardner. postmaster at
Navarino, N. Y, from 1853 until the Of
nee was abolished four years ago.
wishes to come to Washington. he to-
day informed Postmaster General Hitch
COCK. Postmaster Gardner. who would
nave been postmaster yet and the Oldest
man In the postal service IL the rural
free delivery system bad not encroached
upon his bailiwick, wants pension.
is as yet without response by the POST
master General. There Is no fund that
can be used to bring the aged ex-post-
master to Washington. and there Is no
pensionable status apparent In his case.
The Washington times., 1911-04-15
Suburban.

Randle Highlands-United States Realty Com
pany to David !. Roberts, lot 81. squar,
55lz, SO.
Randle Highands-United States Realty Com
pany to George B. Jackson. lots 25 anc
2s, square bs24. $40.
Randle Highlands-United States Realty Com
pany to Walter o. slusser. lot -1oo squar,
6sla SO.
Randle Highlands-United States Realty Com
gscay co., ,iS tS Reese B. Simpson. lot a. 'auar'
Ellsston Terace-Nina T. Alexander Il
chiiium Castle Manor-Aibert s. Hicks 'ts e
Barry Fsrm!Bstsy Moses to Adolph A
HiiiSrooE"asysr @ Ia Hahn s 10 Rdoips oi Reths.
washington Hishiands-J X c.rpenter
% Ct I1 to Clara L. Carpenter. lots 8 to ..
Addition to Takoma Park-Joseph c. Taylor
ct ux. to Arthur Briscoe. lot g. square slol.
Wisconsin Avenue Park-capitaI Realty Com
pany to Joseph Voskull lot q. square 1877.
Deanvood Heishts-John ". Gregory .. ux.
to Frank and Sarah J. Carter. lots Is and
Addition to Cleveland Park-Dav1d F. Weaver
ct al. trustees to Oliver o. spicsr. lot &
square 1912, SO.
.3e3 Twelfth street northeast-Thrift Building
Company TO George C. and Caroline @.
Schmidt. lot q. block n. Brookiand, SO.
Chevy Chase-Fulton r. Gordon ct ux. to
part lot -, square 174s. So Margaret p
Noonan TO Fulton r. Gordon. lot 81. square
1919. SO. -
Grant Park-EIijah Brown ct ux. to James
e. Wilkens, lots 81 and g. block Q, so.
Observation-Disclosures A. Linger ct ux. to
Elizabeth A. Towse, lots q and %. block
?. $40.
Fortune Enlarred-Henry c. Downing ct ux
e. No -
Fairview Heights-John W. Langley ct ux.
to Richard Washington. lot %. block I. SO
Washington Highlands-ChaFies @. Taylor to
Harry W. Hennige lots 1 and %. block s.
sToTTs PARK-Distrtct concrste Company
to Capital Brick Company. all blocks $40
szI1. s7la s7ss: s7ss s74s. and part blocks
Connecticut Avenue Heisht.-Rernard E.
Ternow ct ux to James B. Winner lot
cSichssterrNa,san sasres @ Ea.,.on .. u. to yuliu.
and Rezia r. Hamlein. lots 7ci and 7oe.
GARFIELD Heishts-Elizabeth g. Robbins ct
s. Is block Z: lot 7. block &: lot ii. block
49, 49,. s: .nd H. H IL Soos soSs s. IL IL lot soes sis. f. H.
tee. to Aionzo and Anna c. williams, lot
g. block s. $40. Aionzo G. williams ct ux
nan. trustee. 80
Brookland-Teresa Fesan to George !. Berg
er. lot II. block %. SO George I. Berger
conveys same property to Mary A. and
chIchester-Mary E. Simpson ct vir. Henry
K: to Adele g, Thompson. lots a. 8. -
villa Park-CIara A. Mardsn ct vfr. Edwin
R.. to Thomas r. MacGuire. lots 10. %,
d square f724. H.12S.
Lincoln-James buckingham to william
Peters. part, SO.
washington Highiands-John B, williams ct
nx. TO Emma p. Hungerford. lot Il. square
6os5. 80.
vestment Corporation to William S. and
Mary z. PEBBLES, lot ~ square 2s0s, 80.
saurs Addition-John NJ. Love to Louis
P; and Jennie d. Kenny. lot ia square
Connecticut Avenue Terrace-Fuiton r. Cor
don ct ux. to BENJAMIN ". Sunny. lot II,
square 1TB. 81. .z5s50.
American University Park-w1Iliam Ander-
son ct ux. to Roy G. Law, lots 10 and H.
square 1.4ss. so
Randle Park and Giesboro Manor-Thomas
d. McIAne ct ux. to the Congress Heights
Baptist Church, lot a. block I. Randle
Park and part lot Is. oiesbcro Manor. lots
The Washington times., 1911-04-15
Public Health Service
To Make Goiter Tests

Investigation Of goiter, epidemics Of
which have recently been brought seve-
raj times to the attention Of the Public
Health Service, Is to be commenced at
once by the service.
The most notable epidemic Of which
the service has been informed. II was
said today. is a Utah community Of con-
siderable size where every woman resi-
dent Is q sufferer from the malady.
The investigation will be conducted
at the Hygienfc Laboratory by John
sund well, OF Chicago, who Is now doing
research work In pathology at Johns
Hopkins University.
The Washington times., 1911-04-15

Craven Terrace-Aulick Palmer ct ux. to
Bertha NJ. Davis. lot I04. SO.
Craven Terrace-Berfha M. Davis to Helen
Sherman. lot 1e4. so.
Pleasant Plains-Martha c. Horton ct vir,
George p, TO Eugenia w. Horton. lot u
and west half lot 20. block 1, $40.
Rosedale and Isherwood-Eilen z. Mayhsw
ct vir, Lennuei E.. to Eleanore A. Reid. lot
"a. block Is, SO
Petworth-George J. Cummings ct al. trus-
/ 81, Eo ''' ''' 10 's
Perw or.h-Georgs H. Dierkoph ct u1. to John
y. and Clara A. Waple, lot a. square
The Washington times., 1911-04-15
Southwest.

214 street southwest-Robert L. Montagur.
trustee, to Mary P. Sullivan, part original
lot Il, square 5Ss. Ss,025.
N street southwest-Charies H. Parker
to Benjamin F. Leighton and Eva J. Dolan.
trustees, lot u, square 4S6, SO
Half and F streets southwest-John R Desh-
er to James ]. Becker and Walter @. Davis.
trustees part lot "a. square east Of 642 SO.
7o6 and 70s F street southwest-John j. Bros
nan to Nellie E. Hannah, part lots 10 and
II. square 437. $40.
o street southwest. between Four-and-a -ha II
to Michael Hayden. part lot 1os. square
500, $40.
Maryland avenue southwest, between Ninth
and Tenth streets-Maryland Savings Bank
TO the State Bank of Maryland. part orig
inal LOT 3, square 3S IS.
The Washington times., 1911-04-15
Appeal to Inner Vision
Reading for the Blind

Blind citizens of Washington are an
ucfpattng treat next Tuesday after
noon. when Miss II. Eleanor Ford will
give. at the Public Library, an interpre-
tauye reading Of Maeterlinck's Appeal
to the Inner Vision"
recital for the blind visitors viii be
gwen Thursday evening. April 20, by
MISS Genevteve Small, with whistlinR
limitations Of bird songs, assisted by
Franz Bonchee, pianist.
The Washington times., 1911-04-15
Southeast.
4o1 East Capitol street sout

4m East Capitol street southeast-John C.
Baum ct ux. to John F. Schriner, part
original lot I, square S17. SO.
= Second street southeast-MabeI z. Evans
to cha T Belts. lot IS, square 1855. SO
East Capitol street southeast between Eighth
and Ninth streets-Charles W. Reed ct al.
to Charles r. Evans. lot 81, square go.
S13uS Charles r. Evans ct ux. to Charles
w ana A. Arnitage Reed, same property.
SO.
Potomac avenue southeast. between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets-willian II.
Gibson ct ux. to Joseph E. Rollins, lot 81.
square I045. SO.
The Washington times., 1911-04-15
Building Permits.

The following building permits were issued
today:
To L. T. BreuninEer, for fourteenth two
story brick and frame dwellings fro n3l2s
to s15S Nineteenth street northwest; archi-
tect n. r. Grim: builder. l. y. Breun-
niger; estimated cost, $65, 90.
To j. II. Lane for six two-story brick dwell
ings from 1900 to 1910 Second street north
east: architect and builder. J. T. Lane:
estimated cost, SIS. 000
To H r. Howensteiu. for five two-story
brick dwellings from 3n TO 32s Tenth street
northeast: architect and builder, H. R.
Howenstein: estimated cost si2.600.
To william L Browning, for two two-story
stone and frame dwellings At SIso and AZ
s7ss Northampton street northwest; srchi-
tects Hunter 4 Bell: builder, W. Brown
ing; estimated cost $4,000.
The Washington times., 1911-04-15
French President and
Party to Visit Tunis

PARIS, April 15.-President Fallieres
accompanied by Ministers Del Casse and
Pans and seven other government off
Gals. left todav on a two weeks trip to
Tunis, the French protectorate, in
Northern Africa
The Washington times., 1911-04-15

I and ls, block /. and lot I. block 4. Randie
Park, SO.
Grant Park-Henry j. Davis ct ux. to Levi
Scott, lots S. and So. block .. $40.
Deanwood Heights-John w Gregory ct ux.
to Edgar c. Cats. lot n. square 5264.. so
The Washington times., 1911-04-15

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Winoefrit o. Nisiiunsfcit

nfboIoes, ON gu0 oil. / gbeneser
Renigbe0, Sa., / 0aeene 23.-25.
SUM D. u.
6slgenoe emner oil blipe orsi-
teoe: Qtinosr eaer SpIepeIier, SIRE
bag eftermiooag = @9ffeIiens Be
tpOning i a~riitenIipet ON 9erodg
eftermiooag Snc6 fan ri gsre
for SeOnineernes 5rel;e? ON Ssn-
bag eftermiooag.
Venner run0t omfring ira er
bierteIig oeItomne til DeItaeeIie /
Dor Set.
Snomelo eoers aomme ieneit 20.
SUM.
~@laoer eoer | 8erren oItiS. at-
ter tiger ieg: @Ieoer eberl" Sill.
1, Al.
Boa RenigbeSens 8egne.
o. Q. Gbriitianfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16
lngSumsitGpne

On Serren oil og pi lepe oil Der
bIipe nfboIOt ct llngbomsIteDne |
Oibfoib, @is. ira Den 1876. gu
nj 1911. Iii bette St9one inobp-
Der RenigbeOen % ung6omsfore
nineen bierteIig llneoommen / Del
%noroIige Giitrift of 8isconiin
areos.
Silreiienoe beoes meIoe iig inoen
ben II. SUM. 5or inaoanne Der life
mel6er fig | 3i0e, fan ri life Iop
irit Spbolo.
Ban Rgb.s og llngoomsforenin-
gems 8egne, q. q. 5. 0ieIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-16
airfeinobielie.

Ssnoag Den IS SUM bIiuer, or
SUB oil, en- ny STRIFE un6er RaDn
al ct. geters oanif go. Iutb. airte
inouiet ! 5omarb 60. Rebr. Snb-
pieIie al. f01a, @isiionsmsoe 2h
Gnbper er DeIfommen. 9iIreiienbt
beoes me6oeIe anfomititeo oe I'm
fomittio til 8m. 2onberip, 8. l..
ct. Boul, Rebr. ener iii
20. Sobanen.
Clubbing, Rebr.