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Middletown transcript., 1911-02-25
$40 and $3.50 Suits

YAV~ otlO 'AAsSV JutGC
Clean up sale Of every
Winter Suit of one of the
best New York makers.
Suits worth SIS, $50 and S25,
new this Seasons Styles and
Make and every size among
them "a to Al chest. New
Greys, Browns and Blues.
New Spring Suits for Boys,
Little Boys and Young Men
in and ready. New piece
goods for Spring Suits to
order, new Hats, new Shoes,
new Ties and new shirts all
waiting for you.
Full line every sizep Full
Dress & Tuxedo Suits,
. Prince Alberts Suits, and
Goats and Vests, Full Dress
and Tuxedo Vests, Hats and
Shoes. Bargain closing
prices on Overcoats and
Heavy Suits and Odd Trous.
ers, of every size and price
while they last.
s:s:;:' e s:::s: MULLINS g.: s.::a'''
Middletown transcript., 1911-02-25
CURRENT PRICES
MIDDLETowN GRAIN MARKET

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY s. B. FoARD.
Wheat-No. .8S Corn
No.2 Yellow, shelled As
Timothy Seed $500 cob....a 4s
Clover Seed $l0.50 Oats .............,.. SO
MIMI IvHANMN pDAnIICL N Al ID LxINnn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
FEARF IL BURNING
ITCH WAS CURED
Y Cuticura Soap and Ointment,
Another Man Had Itching OH Scalp.
Hair Fell Out, Leaving Bald Spots.
Nov Hair Has Grown, Thanks to
Cutlcura Soap and Ointment,

u, 1nem u my duty 10 tell about a criFs
tnat inc Cutlcurs soap and Ointment hsya
HhnH on mrssli. Nv trouble began in
fpp'cocs breaking out right in The edge OF my
80 VI Inc forehead. and spread over the
tloul pa7t oi tie rop OF my head from oar
~ 'ai, ahp oTcr nIT cars which caused d most
|t.ot"! nufnng itch. or eczema. For three
|2caiS hah lhi7 terrible break King ont on my
'-e'snrao and scalp. tried our emily doctor
|rhr ne tailed 20 cure II, Thou | tried TIE
|Splhii5a soap ard Ointment and used them
"a '"o months With tuc result of . compicio
tp'c. 'uiicufa Soap snd Ointment should
|Pss" ihe credit due. ond hav, .dvised y
|,2, OF y op'c 10 Use them" (Signed) G, n.
Itneh4reion, Creek, y. G., Jan. 2G, 1911.
~ WI sag tuat | have hocn suffering
lteh an tchmg on my scalp ior tho pJ-:
Ia" years. My hair fell out in sDo,s all
- ny bead, My scalp started 10 trouble
t'c WIN sorcs then the SORES healed I'D.
na . 'IlN's iorlncd oO the top. Then the hair
~ ont and lcfl ma three bald spots the
tnnpe OF Il half dollar. went to more than
,'n, oo' toF' bull could not get any relief, so
'fp 10 Use the CtuicuYa Remedies.
%.,us vi" mar OF Eu'icura Soap and surne
t""s oHllHcnt. and felt relieved right
EFs3' Now the bald spots have disappeared.
nd my hair has grown. thanks IN ,hc cri'
*nfs soap, ard Ointment. bIsblv recon-
nsno the Cn'ieura Rcmsdies 10 all that srs
rng with sc,Ap tTouble,'' (Sicucd)
FEB. 7. 1911. N''"' ~ 80
H. L,ii.uoush NuiirllVa Soap and Ointment ara
f<~ "hcre, a !ibecal sample OF each with
- y. p,i" 10" On the skr, will be sent post-free
2n applisa;ion IN Potter Drug A Cher CO..,
pep', 9A, Boston, Mnss y"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
TARIFF AND TRUSTS
/ MENU FOR CONGRESS
Democrats Preparing to Push
Bills Through House at
Rapid Rate.
NEW INAUGURAL. PLANS
Washington Men Plan Weeks
Festivities to Attract 5oO,-
600 Visitors.
NEW INAUGURAL. PLANS
BY RALPH M. WHITEsIDE,
MirA 10 TIE Tribune.

Ey leased Wire 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Dec with the ses-
sion of congress now only two days away
Washington is crowded with statesmen.
They are most OF them fresh from home
and are exchanging the news as to the
strength Of presidential candidates, The
feelings OF the people on tariff. trusts,
Z rouseTy alton and The like subjects.
Trusts and the tariff arc eoing TO be
the dominant questions in the coming
sesson, There may he other matters
discussed and other legislation proposed.
but from tho very beginning the reduc-
ton OF the tariff and the methods neces-
sary 10 curb The trusts and straiEhten
out the business OF the country Will he
The work 10 which congress will devote
Itself.
The Democrats seem 10 be moro con-
Minced than ever that there is an insist
ent public demand for radical and gem
cral tariff reductions. Just ms soon AS IL
is possible tho ways and means commit
tee Of the house VIII present TO the pop
ular branch Of congress lis tariff hills
and the. majority will push them through
with all possible dispatch.
Ii the tariff commission reports before
these bills arc ready. we'll and good: ~
nol-also vol and good.
on The trust question and the amend
mcnts necessary 10 the Sherman anti
trust law opinion is not so well crystal
lizod. But tho proper committees are
giving tho matter close study and will
lose no more Time than is necessary TO
present suitable legislation. q
\ Look for Many Messages.
Il Much interest is felt as TO President
fTafrs message to congress. II is the
best belief that Tic formal message viii
rtint ne sensational, hut that the pres
ldcnt will reserve the real dynamite for
a series OF special messages, each deal
'ing with n specific subject
II Is worth noticing that the Demo
Gratis como back TO Washington supreme
|N ronfidcnt that iucv Will win In the
.ficctions ncNt voar. haze yet 10 talk
with one prominent leader OF tho party
WHO expresses any doubt as TO the re-
'splt In 1912.
IN The plans for a change In the conduct
.of Inauguration week which have been
formulated by the Citizens Northwest
'Shburhan association. are rapidly recciv
'ing the Endorsement or the civic and bust
ness orgauiZa lions OF the city.
IA Want More Visitors.
. The plans provide for weeks celc-
'bration instead OF the customary single
DAY OF festivities. IL is pointed out that
inauSurstio day is frequently inClcmeul
|and that thousands OF persons are kept
from visiting the national capital on that
e. La day FOR fear OF meeting with unfa-
yor9blc weather. If the time were cx-
fndcd 10 week and attractive enter
tainmnfs were guaranteed IL Is blicved
thal ut least 100000 people would cheer
fhllv com. 10 this city.
IA The inaugural celebration. as planned
EH he n magnificent display. 1t Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
s4.OO SHOES FOR WOMEN

We sell more Shoes of this grade
than any one price in our store. We
have proved their downright goodness
and one satisfied customer sends an
other.
There are over 30 models to choose
from, including an exceptional showing
of our famous Casino hy-toe model. The
Melba, the most famous shoe in the
west; a slightly plain toe model, the
styles including everything from 16
button model tan walking boot. Ebony
calf patent leather suede, or velvet
shoes that you positively pay $5 or more
for, here at 81 the pair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

The Stomach Welcomes Quick Relief.
a Stuart's Tablet not only aids diges-
non, but 1t actually does the dlgestng
Itself In other words. il furnishes eX-
actly the same elements for the digestion
OF food as the natural Juices OF the
stomach. The stomach. therefore. is not
called upon 10 do any OF the work except
TO churn the juices furnished by the tab
lei and then push the digested food along
INTO the inicstines. where it will be still
iurther digested and the strength taken
up by the blood 10 be carried TO the
muscles and nerves OF the body.
90 by. taking Stuart's Dyspepsia
TabIet after meal you give tho stom-
ach tho rest il needs I'm which TO mend
ITSELF and grow we'll again. Aud you abb
solutelN prevent the souring OF any food.
lhe formation Of any poisonous gases,
beichng. foul breath or constipation.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have done
more Tor humanity aud have caused
more rejoicing than any other. one
agency that can be named.
Every druggist everywhere sells and
personally recommends Stuarts Dyspep
sia Tablets. The price is 80 cents per
box. II YOU first wish 10 try them.
sample package will be sent YOU free II
You write TO i. a. Stuart Co.. $50 Stuart
Bldg. Marshall. Mich
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
PERSlANS FORCED TO
PAY TAX ARREARS
Special Gable 10 Tho Tribune.


TF-fII5RAN. Dec Morgan Shustei
the American director OF Persian finance
whose dismissal Russia is demanding, is
showing himself determined To- enforce
the Law regardless OF any opponents
Prince Firman Flrma having refused To
pay two wears arrears OF taNoE. gen
darmes seized con kharVars of grain 4
howl OF anger has arisen from all tho
great landlords. and there Is correspond
ing popular Joy The sipahdar has been
requested 10 pay 10000 tonans as a por
tlon or his arrcars. Ala ed -DowleG sub
sequ@nily paid in full
Words are inadequate 10 describe the
corruption aud lhlcyipG prevalent
amongst the upper and official classcss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

crS 5cCcunicd FOR these features by III.
long ana sinsulsrY hot summer. The
flowers ! have mentioned felt as il wer,.
restored TO their original Asiatic climate.
a sight OF the show was Nine. Pail
lard. the peasant great grandmother IN =
law of gardener from near NaIoncaV.
OF whom inc papers have been speak :
ing. she had come up from the Cher
Ia attend p wedding with her daughter.
granddaughter, and tine daughter and
granddaughter of the latter and IL now
in her ninety year. and looked
Young for her age. The Youngest MON
Der OF the party is a big girl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

and The diSmaN caused by AIr. Shustcr's :
action. ON the other hand tho long
suffering pcssan, reioicos and the meiIiss
shows n strong determination 10 support
The hitherto lost cause OF honest ad-
ministratlon, NJ Neraboff, the Russian
foreign minister. has stated that he con-
siders Mr.. Shusler Is trying TO carry out
an uudulY drastic scheme OF reforms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
MAMMOTH FLOWERS AT
ANNUAL PARIS SHOW

PARIS. Dec, The striking features
~ the autumn frut and floral show were
the great extension in size that chrysan
themums and bceoni5s have taken. ana
pies and grapes, Eu tho garden yaqe-
tables seemed Icss succulcnt, and they
were often undersiZed. compared with
similar exhibits in past Years. Garden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

Every family has need of a good re-
liable liniment. For spruins, bruises
soreness of the muscles and rheumatic
pains there is none better than Cham.
berlain s. Sold by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
like A DRUNKEN MAN"

|. RenJ Zsugg Of Hot Springs. Ark.
frltcs:
] have been sick for nearly two wears
7nd have been doclorine with some Of
fle most expert doctors OF the United
ttates: but IL seemed everything failed
n do nc good. After | saw Your adyer-
'iscmenl I thought | would try Rsdways $
pills: have been taking TWO Al bed time
2Do one after breakfast, and they have
uonc me more good than anything else
paye ever used. NV trouble has been
VIII the liver. Aly skin and eyes were
~ yellow; | had sleepy, drowsy feelings
lell like a drunken man: pain right above
fic navel. Ike as if II were bile on top
II the stomach. My bowels were costiyc
4fy mouth and tongue sore mosl OF the
time. Appetite fair. but food would not
Wgcsi but settle heavy on my stomach,
and some few mollih:uls OF food came III,
Again. Please send Book OF Advice -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
Five Minutes
Sometimes Makes
A Big Difference

" 'ou are suffering the Tortures OF In.
o'aestlon and Have to Wait Until
someone Runs to the Drug Store
Tor Box OF Stuart's Oys-
pepsla Tablets,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
Free Trial Package,

Ihe instant relief afforded poor over
nurdened stomachs by the use OF a stu.
arts Dyspepsia Tablet should be Jea
son foT constantly keeping n box on hand
at home and at the office as we'll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
Invitation Came Too Late

II Is unfortunate for the Manchu dy-
nasty that Yuan Sh kai was not sum-
moned TO the aid of the government be-
fore the revolution started Is the opin-
ION of Chnn Seen Chan OF Mukden di-
rector OF the Manchurian experiment sta
ton, who is now here
Had Yuan been invited back few
months ago, he probably would have
been able 10 save the dynasty and have
prevented bloodshcd" said Mr. Chun.
"Hc may ne able yets to bring about o
situation whereby the present dynasty
VIII survive, under some sort OF consti-
tutional monarchy that will be assured
10 the people The difficulty OF this lies
In the fact That the government has
broken SO many promises.
Yuan Is the great man of. China. !
have great confidence in him. and 50
have all the people of The nation. For
several years nc served as viccroy in
Korea. and later as th" Yiccroy OF Chill
province He was grand secretary Of tho
present government until lCHominiously
dismissed for which dismissal the gov
"rnmcnt was ccnsured throughout the
Kingdom
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
$2.S5 Special
for Women

In the face of steadily advancing mar
ket we have ever maintained quality in this
shoe
Today it is recognized by thousands of
prudent money saving women as a shoe
that tipifys all that is new and good at
moderate price.
Dull, shiny or fan feathers. The Casino
hy-toe model and our famous Melba plain
toe last.
year, outstyle any $3.50 shoe in the market.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
About Vacancies OH Bench

President Taft has announced that he
will not fll tho vacancy on tbc United
states supreme court or any Of the other
Judiciary vacancies until after the first
n( th" year. 1t is said that more than
a dozen names for the supreme court
vacancy were before the president and
That the friends pf practically every
United States cllcuit nudge We're urging
the promotions of these officials.
There are Judiciary vacancies In Jill
u"is Ncw York and in a number OF other
states. The president has declared posi-
tivcly that hr WIN fll all tho vacancies
at ono time, inc;udiuG tllat i'm the United
states supreme court This Is taken To
mean that = circuit Judge will be named
fur the Harlan vacancy.
Governor Harmon l. planning a trim
which. according 10 statements from his
executive offices iu Columbus. promises
10 be a miniature swing around tho circle
i'm imitation cf that made hy tho prcsi-
dent. San Francisco Is given as his des-
tination, aud tho selection of y site for
tho Ohio building al the Pacific coast
exposition a. his primary object with
the rciuru of tho Harmon. manager.
Hugh G.. Nichols. from tho far west. Il
is announced that The demand Tor l1ar-
mon as an orator * very grC&i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

~ Pill

'riee 26c box. Al Druggist or sent by
Mail
ADWAI & co. 80 Elm St, New York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

planned for the first day 10 have the
formal Inaugural ton Of The president.
According 10 the plans the president
Will Inc escorted from the White house
10 the capitol and return by the inaugu-
raj committee and limited number OF
picked troops. Al night there viii be
a grand ball To the president and musical
concerts i'm various sections of the city.
For Remainder of Week.
On the second day there will nc a pa
rade of the West Point cadets and the
military and political clubs, reviewed by
the president and vice president, At
night there will be a grand bah To the
Tlce president, with musical concerts to
entertain the overflow from the ball
\ parade OF the naval cadets, the ma
rinc corps. and fraternal ORGANIZATIONS
reviewed by tile president win be held
on the thlrd day. followed at night by
grand ball and operas,
On the fourth day there will be n pa
radc OF historical and allegorical floats
and commercial organizations. to be held
In the afternoon and in the evening
there VIII he a grand ball and up-
eras. similar programmes will be
arrangcd for two more days II
is planned for the people of Washington
10 proclaim a general holiday during the
entire week, that The guests Of the
national capital may be properly enter
tanned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
China TO Remain Unit.

Perhaps Yuan may he able yet 10
preserve the dynasty but I doubt it.
look, however for a united China and
not a country Of states discovered. it
may take the form Of a republic.
Il am confident that out of all this
trouble will come some sort OF Il central
government. and that China viii not be
divided against Itself. II IT were what
would become Of tho nation? What would
VIC do with the foreign loans and the in
IDENTITIES? II is Impossible. II seems To
me. that there will be any dlsintcEration
of the country into Independent govern
mcnts.
Mr., Chan is here to visit tho Emitted
states department or agriculture. He
spent several years I'm the United states.
and has been the pioneer OF ManchurIa
In the movement TO improve The Cond-
ton OF the farmers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

Shoes that positively outwear outstye $3.50 shoe the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29

Cut and assemble various carefully,
oncw
tvnlo + good be Ion N
tine Dooy 10 'o"
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-12-08
The Big Issue in Illinois

Notwithstanding the fact that the great daily Chicago well the
will notwithstanding that politicians
cnd
all from being made the fact that
Of Illinois will
will be the the political leaders
ble this Of the but it evident that
ding interests this sdy behind
of the
ces judgment Mr. Wayman needs but thing him the
multiplicity
matering rapidly to be hoped that
Illinois will than they had the
With the strength the
Illinois both branches of the Legislature there practically
that
that passed.
his position the laws have Mr. Wayman
could elected illinois,
he has
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-12-08

You're on the fence, we all can see;
TITS plain as anything could be;
The temperance men don't think you're dry,
The vets do not believe your lie;
No one possessed of common sense
Reposes any confidence,
In what you say: Get off the fence.
Your straddling tactics do not pay;
The public conscience of today
Has little patience with the guy
Who tries to be both wet and dry;
Nor right nor decency presents
An argument in your defense.
''Non bonum est Get off the fence
The battle lines are being fixed;
The fence you're on is square betwixt
TIL opposing ranks of right and wrong;
If you stay there, it won't be long
Until the noise of shot and shell
Will make you think you're close to, we'll,
No matter where Get off the fence.
Rev E. B. Houck
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-12-08


diss the and bar fixtures
resisting the efforts that being forth by the
practically locality within the bounds the United States where the
contested these branch organizations
Manufacturers Association Be remembered however that they all part
the Manufacturers and Dealers Association Of Chicago The above cartoon
O the O
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-12-08
Get Off the Fence

In the Issue of November "a appeared
some verses under the caption, "I'm on the
Fence" This called for the following
response from an Issue reader:
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-12-08

Believe me, no truer word was ever spoken
than that the drinking nation is the car
penter of its own coffin and the digger of its
own grave.-Rev. J. A. Cullen, S. J.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-17

ifreS meo opreiit Sooeo % itritten.
De Sale ilere SOB toran Soften. Get
nole 9pr BAR iaa meotoget, at oct
life fuu0e bamIe op meo ben bonn.
it9rfe 0fuIe. 90 Der bar enonu nil
leniOt til Mfoalet.
fla, lad os itanOie ct giebIif
% fomnle til @uiten,@ iaeoe Soften.
Rel Snof ON en- 8ing oil ri
ei. BET er bare at ipiloe Gi0,~ mo
penote 0tltlen. Seq ifaI oerimoo
iiee Oig, 6ooo Ri sgr. 8i flDtter Dol
ten ct Ror 9uller ooer til min
SiOe al 9ammeItretfen, iao bar
OH sen longe @noe at trGffe, ioa
fan on 0a let bnmle op.~
sitter elf oct en- Si0 lang. Se.
item bopoe enOOa i'm bitre Mpie
meo at boloe Sfriot meO i'm Sam
merat. "a NuIen blep flog pan
BET, iogoe Den meo ct ooermooigt
2refnibs: IN er oa oirfelig og-
IA en- iammerIie Stpmper, min
f9rel ) @runoen tr9nger ies iIet
life til DIN Sielp, on fan iaom9no
goot iioffe Din eeen aitrs." = Ger
meo gap ben Sammelitoften ct iao
froitigt % peIrettet Spart. at Se-
items SoingeI reg al. Soo 6rog
NuIen al Steo me0 8ogn og 9ao.
ming og iomt, iOet BEN itrats 6rei.
eoe al paa ct Sioeipor, Der iao
mere tilfert og iebnt no men
iom / en- lang 9ue isrte otter neo-
40, tilbaee til 2aolonoet, boor Der
par rigeligt meo @ras og aorn.
Snn lonet gGiop. 5nno M no
raIen oneaor. iom foreio9peoe bans
5nnfe. ia, Der er ie9 life iiffer /
min Sag. Men enboer fan 10 gre
et @Pt. SeIo beIoer iee til ben
qnifueIie, at set er airfen % De
bemmeIigt. / in0erite ROB triitus-
iienoife. 5oreninger, ban bar tenft
pon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-17

; en- aumeIoeIie al u@oIitifens
2eoneosle6@ ifriper 9ait. Sob. Nor.
oentoft:
@ennem aorbunoreoer bar Men.
nmeifene ieet at finoe 9tilens SLIDER.
at ar6eiOe zig op az Den 6Ioo, bois
Gnno breote Jig oper belle 9@gpp.
tens 9ano, for on De tiiuoe finoe
lloiprineet, 9egpnOeIien til BET alt
iammeH.
5orfatteren al p@olitifen4s 9eo.
neoslgb" bar isIt oen ianme Srang.
Gan bar unoret Jig oner oct 2og
gnno % clam, iom nppnte 9Ioo
bar breOt no ooer oanif Aanos.
Iio - fife irugtborgsrenoe iom 0i-
lens, men tp9rtimoo oeobringenoe
for ait BET, Der fortiener 9aon al
9ip : % bad bar bait gioenitobs-
man0ens, Siitoriferens. Drift til at
feuoe 6aaoe 0prinOeIie % llopif.
ling.
6orf. Dor aiort ct tort Arbeioe
me0 at gennenitu0ere ale 81 9lar.
gauge al pRolitifen", % ban bar
tilrettelagt tit Stof meo en- bnaoe
iait % fpnoig 5ounO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-17

Or. Center, Der bar ifrepet en-
bel Del ON Sprogipsrgsmaalet i
bore ofientlige StoIer, os iom M.
Zig bar opret pao en- Reiie / So
gems Snteresie / oet ipolige Rinne-
iota, opIDier ifIs. a5OIfeblaoet", at
ban beieete grincipoler for 5si-
ffoler, Observation-Disclosures, 99-
rere / forifellige @rooer, gibIiote-
fer, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etc, bpor
Spsrgsmaalet 6len orsftet. San IL
ger, at bpor ban bopoe pentet at
finoe WoOitanb, fonot ban en- fInr
Goritaaelie al, at unOeroisningen
| lebenoe Sprog | l1niperifteter og
6siifoler life oil blipe tilfre6sitil.
lenoe, fsr Ben bliper in6fert | al.
mue- og 2onOsifolerne, begDnoen-
De / s ener 9 4ars. aIoeren iom /
europpiife Sfoler. 9enne Soer6e.
pisning er I 9iltagen6e, boilfet
parsler goot for, OF ben lnoe ct.
Sprogs-S tnnoorb | bort Sfoleip.
item meo 9ioen fIogeIig oil blipe
opginet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-17

Stipen0ium. v2utb." meooeler, at
Soma Statsunineriitet bnr lonet ct
Stipenoium paa 5000 til en- Stu-
bent ira eet al De norOiite 2an0e,
iom er oiaig til at opboIOe Zig peO
unioeriitetet ct aor og unoerniie en-
Gel al 3ioen / noroiife Sprog og
2itterotur, iomti0ig meO, at ban
forti9tter fine 5tu6ier Der. Zen
npe 8r9iioent for 1n~ioeriitetet, Dr..
goDman, ifal pPre leDen0e interes-
ieret / ben for fig gaaenoe geue.
gelie for n0pefsIing al Brofesiorer
oe Stuoenter meaem amerifa og
be noroiife 2an6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-17

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