davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-13

Walt Cheever, Ancil Bunday and
Will Grinols have bought a steel
launch and placed it on Lake Oak
wood. 1t was used to carry passen-
gers the first time on the Fourth of
July.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-13
WHITE.

From the Leader:
Rev. S. M. Davis returned Friday
from Keystone, S. D., where he has
been for several weeks past. He
says that grain there is as good as
when it a put in the ground, there
not having been enough moisture to
sprout. There is absolutely nothing
for the people to live upon, and they
are leaving to look for work else
where, from Vail in one string 35
teams carrying that many families
left one day recently. Mr.. Davis
came back to supply the p~astorate at
Bruce, recently made vacant.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-13

Clifford Hammer met with a very
painful accident last Thursday even
ing. His sisters had been making
some fudge and had placed it is a
dish and the dish in a basin of water
in the sink for it to cool. Clifford
did not know this and in the dark
went TO the sink to wash his hands
and dipped the back of his right
hand into what he thought to be the
wash basin, but what happened to
be the dish Of hot fudge. The fudge
was boiling hot and stuck to his
fingers until they were burned prac-
tically to thebone. He has been per-
forming his duties at the store every
day, but has a very sore hand.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-13

The north road between Nolga and
Brookings is anything but good at the
present time. The grading done
there this spring has made the grade
so narrow and high that for nearly
three miles there is hardly a place
where two teams or automobiles an
pass. If the old grade could have
been made wider instead of higher it
would have been much better.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-13

Some strange John Doe" blew into
town Tuesday morning and started
to paint the town red, but after max
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-13
July Clearance Sale
Commencing July list and
Closing Saturday, July IS
Curtain Sale

Just at a time when they are
offer of lace curtains at One-third
and half their regular prices. The
lot ranges from one to three pairs
to a pattern. Some lots, includ-
ing the soiled samples, consists
Of high grade Scotch net weaves,
corded Arabians, real AIabians,
Brussels points, other patterns.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-13
Crockery at a Sacrifice

During this special sale we will
close out our entire line of crock
cry at a discount of SO per cent.
This is an opportunity to get high
class goods at your own price.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-07-13
Rugs Of All Kinds

During the sale we I going
to make a special inducement to
you on Rugs. Dog-days II COM
ing. Rug-daysare here. AS Brook
ingS people grow more and more
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-14
KEErH AND AmER1oAN1z1Na HAWAII.

If
through the plantation latrers probably that
the plantations win The plantations
conditions white labs tempting them they
have tempting keep reports
the mainland distance
1t is impossible for the plantations higher
white than other color doing similar work.
impossible for the plantations all their laboe
the white
satisfactorily plantation
familiar
plantations promises
they equally white
the plantations today than there have ever been.
attempts along lines
could whereby plantations could labor
which China
within month"; the all the in
possb
Amcanzng Territory
splitting plantations
developing holdings.
attempts plantations
failures while efforts plantations
while available is kill the that the
golden for the Territory.
nothing discourage
Hawaii
oriental labor obvaing the whole trouble
recruiting plantations
money otherwise better advantage
thing Fipnus
however they may become plantation
further further possible
ultimately becoming Territory
Bill in the showed n
notch.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-14
THE LINE or rMpRovr1rErT,

When this
encouragement the Of the civic authorities
eay
dissenting voice
The legislature besred itself
the territorial
all the counties which
day
themselves
Of City Physician Maekan
as it might be
The Bulletin
forfeited his right to further consideration The fails
necessity anything
epoabe state of the city political row between the health
boards
decidedly President Adottsmith former President
Mark Robinson,
politics
produced that it is
support
health
pbysan Unfortunately opinions
Bulletin
difficulties Mkan incompetent is
le all that The there viii
payroll
city physician depend political his
kind Of politicians
conditions that disgraced this
of health
department with dead wood
The people go
military
daily present.
conditions
physician that official should be
physician his
politics physician should unham
his that he satisfactorily
the sanitary the health There should meddlg
with him long properly carries his duties
Politics sanitation mix
mined that the mixture need not be attempted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-14
IS Owe LESSON surr1ornNT2

residents Honolulu hOrfed
of this has been telling months regarding health
conditions city and this
indignation popular
reform when thrust the city of the conditions existing
regarding protection ,
daily being position
Daily the city daily the
the past Where there months
from which to fight the cheapest kind
rushed without fire sanitation beat the
possible the limits the building
ordinance extensively
downtown Honolulu has kept with the outside growth.
all this time with the of plenisng of the the
apparatus fire apparatus
his
with what they have use, could control it.
year ago. Secretary Gurey underwriters
formed high because
ing claims they fully
pected
Honolulu chief that beaten
efficiency city Of the Union something with
which fight Their training will
emergency adequate and frehghtng provided
The Advertiser sincerely hopes IL will regard
ITO the fire department what
of the city, that the milk has been split and the fault for lies altogether
with the citizens who will not until ID Is TOO late
Studied neglect Of health conditions by the indifference
the public has money! the public today
through IL Indifference TO tho warnings Of the Are chief and Others putting
itself into position receive another blow, when will smoke
aad The number Of lives that be Lost win be tea times what the cholera
has
j. not lesson sufficient graduated IN ine
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-14
TO ADVANCE WORK
ON MSANITARY LANDS.
BILL Provides PRACTICAL WAY
TO ELIMINATE swAArPs
AND 'sKEETERs.

An important bill, introduced by Rep
resentative Norman Watkins, is one
] providing the method for reclaimine in.
sanitary lands, authorizing the Terri
tory to foreclose on them and the es-
tablishment Of a self-perpetuatine fund
for the expenses Of the work.
The bill, known as H. b. 225, is en-
titled an act to amend chapter SO of
the Revised Laws of Hawai-, relating
to insanitary land, by amending sec
tions 1925, 1925, 1897, 1928, 1929, 1880,
1881, 1882 and 1898, and adding a new
section to be known as 1029A. The bill
passed second reading yesterday and
was placed on the calendar for today
for third reading.
The health and police committee made
most comprehensive report to the
house, in part as follows:
One of the principal objects is TO
harmonize the previously existing law
with act 20 Of the present session which
provides for revolving fund of $780,
900 for retaining insanitary lands and
for payment to the owners of not less.
than the assessed value of the land as.
minimum in case of foreclosure of the.
lien for improvements. This is accom-
plished by amending section 1898 SO as
to provide that at least the assessed
value of the land shall be paid to the
owner in case of a sale on foreclosure
of the lien for improvements. 1t is
| further provided in the same section
that when the lien Is forecf6sedO and
the land is knocked down to'the Terri
tory, in the absence of bid above the
upset price, the assessed value of the
land may be paid to the owner out of
the revolving fund, and that the land
may be sold thereafter at public auc-
ton, after due notice, at an upset price
! fixed by three disinterested appraisers
and the proceeds restored to the revolv-
| ing fund.
"Another principal object of the,
bill is to provide for a more satisfac-
tory method of appeals and hearing
appeals. At present the appeal is to a
district magistrate and two other per-
sons appointed by the superintendent
of public works, who in a sense is an
interested party. The amendment pro-
vides that the appeal shall be heard by
three disinterested persons appointed
by circuit judge, and also enlarges
the scope of questions which may be
decided upon appeal, so as to permit
/ the decision to cover the nature of the
Improvements as well as the need of
the improvements, etc.
" incidentally the bill improves the
law in many respects, as, for instance,
by requiring plans and estimates to be
furnished by the superintendent of
public works for the hearing on appeal,
making the act applicable to the entire
Territory instead of Honolulu alone,
shortening certain periods, as, for in
stance, the time within which work
may be begun from thirty days to
twenty days and the time within which
a lien may be foreclosed- from three
years 20 two years, and adding to the
Requirements to notice so as to cover
all contingencies, in case of the alb
sence of the owner from the Terri
tory, ETC.
"In view CT which your committee
recommends the passage of this bill. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-14
ZEE IIn1T IS RRAoHEp.

"wO stay it, protect ourselves
irrespective Of who is affected Major Timberlake.
OF situation just allow things
continue they doctor Ramus
Yesterday thanks to up giving
board of health authority something the community
order that the city health department could rush through ordinance
ing it further ineompeny reappeared
sacrificed desPabe politics could be conceived
When cholera the board of health closed the shops the
of the ignorant
stamping
and in defiance of the vicious attacks of politicians mpuing
of the food With the closing
epidemic ~
epidemic politicians pickings
The bill intended the board authority do what the city health author
tiles had neglected carefully dack health
mttee the Willie
while the city health officials sidetrae and their
power poi shops they why only they
Willie Crawford tell Under the authority consistently
that the senate killed the Poi Bill cholera eappears
What this
public
driving politicians dbbg with the lives people
the buty they pest
exact its toll people community appears
that long only humble Hawaans die that will tolerate
killing
place, Yesterdays
thing Doctor Mackal of the cys health should asked
ms resignation NO further proof OF his mpeeney ond be demanded
He explains that the responsibility for the the particular shop
man in matter bib no Is aia go i T h HIn p tri
upon Kruger Matchmaker be
the physician who win delegate his
the for death stalk abroad the Hawains
who used the infected poi.
Kruger claimed city phys
allowed shop county, territorial
and federal officials assuming right to do through his position chair
he
in pming
further power
If Supervisor chairman health
liberty endanger the health of the community, the
move the
The limit Bunging political
placed back the hands of the territorial authorities
if abused placed the hands the federal authorities
them unak they will
that Honolulu j bigger than the little power
authorities
of the health authorities filthy conditions Nothing
by supervisors then control Nothing
control
practically every
dmned including the shop which the deathdeang
to
guard community There bills
be Inconvenience the lack of dirt result
federal control which probably
things
time the of win
MEANWHILE young
until death his relief will his
that the probable the disease will
his life will be the
btion of criminal incompetence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-14
IS A
VERY BAD THING

At the promotion committee meeting
yesterday afternoon, w. H. McInerny
stated that he was opposed to a
permanent organization for carrying on
the floral parade features each year. He
expressed the belief that the success of
such a festival depended largely upon
the spontaneity of the people and the
sentiment of the people, as aroused by
those placed in charge. If new people
are placed in charge each time, or the
selection of the head, even though it
might be of a director who has just
achieved success, it is practically new
start. New people are added to com
mittees, and friends of the head flock
to his standard. He believed that q
permanent organization would not in
spire the ladies of the city to put forth
so much energy to make the parade a
success. 1t is believed that an effort
will be made to have A. f. Wall, who
conducted the 1911 Floral Parade SO
successfully, take hold of the. 1912
parade. There is popular wish among
the promotion people to have, him do so.
B. Won Damn stated that the COM
mittee would have to fight for the
hoped-fOr appropriation from the legis-
lature. The Republican conventions
both endorsed appropriations for pro
motion work, but now the legislature
insists that the county continue its ap-
preparations, on the ground that the
county gets direct results from promo
tiOn work, while the Territory receives
only indirect results. He thought action
shonld be taken to secure the apprO-
priation, and at once.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-14
RESPONSIBILITY AND STRINGS.

Limiting the be struck by the various
and oneg that
without corresponding advantage
able responsibility Responsibility string
every upon string
The fight bill originally
thing that acknowledge they
elected they confidence govern
confidence be justified but when things adjusted that will
not feel compelled mistrus those whom
Better three per economy follow,
than a perpetual and oneeghth that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-14
IS rHn srNAroR sr11L HEREq

The wireless received by The Advertiser yesterday from Ho
that labor agents there gatheing Hlo
the already inadequate labor supply of Hawaii
other labor working other
sighting unknown fishermen
of the Senator yesterday local
not n should have different persons.
inclined
sti hanging around her list They did
leaveH Hawaiian waters Will clearance papers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-14

paired at a cost of Sl36560, by the
Kahului Railroad Company This wharf
is now used by the Union Oil Com
pany and by the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Company to land goods for
the Kihei store.
Labor.
We are only 1863 men short as com,
pared with last year nj the same date,
which is better than was anticipated.
Our Filipinos. while not az steady
as we hope they viii be, have proved
20 be fairly good cane cutters We
have thirty FillIinos working ~ profit
shaFers who are doing excellent work,
which Is certainly encouraging. Tho
lRborers. MS o whole, seem well con-
tented and ara working we'll
II gives me pariieulaT pleasure thls
yesr 10 state that The satisfactory con
diiion OF the plantation 10 ths HatuIal
result 0f the hard work and hearty CO.
operation Of the employees 10 the aliler'
ent departments,
1910 Profit ana Los Account
Dlvldonds. 81 900. O00i SURPLUS, aa6l,
Oaf. 81. Total, $500, 007.ae,
Net pT0nia en sugar, 81 .as0Iaa e5i
surdFy ~ plehial af,se8la. doiai,
a. .a6f 0olaf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-14

The wise Of the senate have provided amendment the Direct
Primary Bin that shall declare days ahead OF the
what ticket they support Considering
many instances DO not know weuyhou hours ahead their
will be anything this Is extraordinary poyso There nothing
Why should time what his political affiliations
he and the amendment tho Direct Primary BIN eowady
KIN The enough openly
about bbng children IN the baek This shooting them their sleep
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-14

Better dead direct primary BIN ian aersa ~ With gmsnd
nsna lai would have detected s whole object n direct pmey hgs
lauon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-14
Sugar Facbory.

Mills-The past, year saw the har-
vesting of the largest crop in the, his
tory of this plantation. The mills were
driven little harder than in 1909, the
average tons of cane. ground per hour
being 97s5, as against 96.12 tons the
previous year. The total manufaetur-
ing loss for the crop was 14,27 per
cent, as against 1895 per cent for the
previous crop. The difference in the
percentage of loss of the two crops is
due to the fact that the cane was much
richer in sucrose in 1910 than for the
previous year.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-25

"@eieu.SIa falotc lingerie e,
2ssfar, iom off saaroimelem % pus.
leoe meb noget Smadarbeioe lom
Sebbugning ora &naen for 8pino.
folfene % l~ignenbe.
@ase til aiaft'os Spfnoiombeo
ifuIoe en- leoe I9nge efter, - naar bet
bare gialot N9itens Smaafeil 90
ipaee SiSer Der / gerben bn.
2esparre er mango al DC Soler
iaa peIfienote Ggenapne % Sip, ban
bar siuet f~orifieaiee Herioner. life
al ben art. at De Der fan giengipes;
men De er liae sooe for oct.
"a ban falbte Sens Suita for
"9ort-Sens" % aonen paa "Yeel.
lom": Observation-Disclosures
- ben lille bitteoe 3apteinsirien:
"Somiru 9eiIis" os ben braafenoe
Storfafien paa "--ltao": "Srilen
paa Nsne", oa 10 Solt, % lige-
leoes oa Sanobanoleren bapoe bpgget
en- itor 2eieeaaro peo Sernbaneitatio.
men 90 Iopeoe "@eiea.S Ola" Ell apart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-25
9en itpritc Wau9ouft
Weroen.

S glpulien | Stalien bpgges for u
ben en- aqu9ouft @anblebnine),
ionl, naar ben / 1914 bIrper f9rbie.
bill pere ben ltsrite, iom er itofsrt H.
ben De eamIe Romeres 0uge. Gen
imtler 8anoct fra ailberne / Oiitrif-
tet Gapoiele for at fsre BET 212 aflo.
meter (ea. 1870 eng. WiD giennem
Sanoet. s Ell 2Pneoe al 1916 &ilo-
meter buiIer @anoleoninsen paa Ga
@lerier. .Staliens ipolise 8ropirier,
iom bpert gar biemieges al Sano.
man5el, oil beo ben itore @~qu9buft
blipe rigeIie foripnet meb Sanb; De
tire Rropinier Soggia, Bart oe Secce,
Iom bar ct Snobpeeerantal al 2 Wil.
lioner, bill ba9lig ftrne regite paa
100 Otter pr. Sopeb; bortieet berfra
baaber man aarlig at baoe 275 Wtil-
lioner 2iter til @anoingSanIGg % til
Sremitiline al e~Ieftriif Gnersi. Gen
Gqllpbuft, iom ioripner Retp 0orf
meb Sanb % biotil bar peret ben
~itsrite al ollie iaaoanne Inlpg. er life
bnlpt iaa lang Tom benne apllliife, og
'Serino.a n,pouften, iom t"iIfsrer
Reapel bets 2ipselement, bar fun
Tierbeparten al Den itore ipbitalien-
ifes 2enqbe. Sen npe aau9ouft be.
reaneS at bile forte 125 Wia. Sire.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-25

beo, iom er beilrttet oprettet. So
Mfreiien fra Rodeiter bIep BreitefoT'
fene bebaselie operraifet at Wenig'
beben Der meo CIT ~betpbeIig Yenge'
aape. paitor 2ouis Sanion ion
ifal bIipe Officials gftermanb | Ho-
DIETER, agter at tiltrGbe Der / gegpn'
oelien al September.
Gauges Spnobe.
- Tdit. 9. 6. Edmonton bar feet
fig nsbt til at afiIaa aaIbet til Wis-
Observation-Disclosures, oa Wenigbeoerne
life niIoe gipe Clip paa BAN.
en- Grimenigbeb, Der antog
Rapnet "9anbitabs" Weniebeo, blep
forIeoen peb perIep, minn., oreani-
ferret meb omtrent 80 itemmeberetti.
geoe Weblemmer. Haitor ". ". 9abl
fra Ioa, Winn., betjener ben.
- Meblemmer at Otter Greet, ct.
TmiI og Sal Hiper Wenigbeoer peb
gurefa, aanias, operroifeoe 9srbag
ben 29be Sui fin Ereit, Rait. 8. s.
Sanion, meb en- Gengegape. De tom
Slot oe SsIee peo Wiobasstiben %
aIlebaanbe gooe Mabnarer
neo fig. @apen beIsb fig til oper
300.
Sttenoe Senoag eiter SrefoI.
blep Yait. 81. 8. 9eterion
nbiat / Wenigbeoerne peb 0eerfielb
q Cambridge, @is., af areosfor'
lianb q. 8. Mortpeot. Der bar
mango Soft iamlebe | 9eerfielo ON
.sormibbagen oe ~ligelebes / Gam.
ridge ON gftermiobagen. On If-
enen pr9bifebe Eait. Wortpeot /
Oeerfielo / bet eneelife Sprog.
Sorfficllist.
Haitor Sfopgaarb bar opiagt
IN @ierning Tom Brelt for De oanife
| Wilbur % ct. Sin.
reips, @oib.
- Baitor @jsrrp, Der bar opiagt
n @ierning iom @reit for ben ban-
Menigbeb | Sartforb, Conn, for.
loer Den 23be Hopember SEEM Dorf
Or at pellbe tilbaee til Ganmarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-25
GrhoIoer Stvrfe.
Surigninsen fummer fra Earrings.
miblerne.

Spis pi faar Dor Stprfe al I9-
ringsmiblerne, bporfor life isge OF
iaa al ben Stprfe hi fan. Gette er
fun mulig peb at BRUCE ombpgselig
paIgt 6sbe, Der nsiastig pasier til
Segenlets Sorbringer.
0aarIigt 9r9noe gisr Ell oaarIi9
Slo, og en- oaarlig SlO fan life no.
pifle megen Camp.
"Geo life at bloc, bporban ieg ,Iful.
DC beige Den rette 99ring for at
msoe mine arap, leo ieg / lang Sib
lteeet al Wapeonoer," ifriper en-
Game ira Ell liben 9p / Mtisiouri.
Set ipntes, iom ON ieg aIorig
ifillbe bore iitanb til at fiuoe no,
bpab SlaeS Ssoe bar beoit for mig.
Nriten Inlet al, bpao ieg fuuoe ipiie
iorblep / Waoen. Gilbert Sorisg gao
mig gr9nben for @rpitet os ipISte
min Mape meo 9as. Seq afmaere.
beS mere % mere, iuotil ieg bogita.
pelia talt blep ct leperbe SfeIet. og
tiIoelS maatte ieg boIoe Sengen.
"Sor iaa Maaueber iiben bIep icg
beo9gct til at forisee @rape-Nltts
Sooo, og bet bopbe fra ferit al iaa
goo Tirfning paa mig. at ieg iiben
peoblep at brise ben. Oct par ODER.
rdifenoe bpor let ies funoe forbsie
Oct. Get bite fig at bare netop bpab
leo trGnete.
"Iae mine nbebaaeIiae Spmpto.
mer, grpnben for grpitet % Den
Sslelie al SpbIGitbeo, Der sap mig
iaa meeen 9ioeIie, forioanbt. Win
@Ggt bIep erabpis forsaet fra % til
t16 Euno. min Sieur blep fpIoisere
% min Stprfe fom tilbaee. iaa iea
MI er iitaub til at uofsre nit Susar.
beibe % eI9oe mig oerpeo. @rape.
gtltts lioreffeoe oef.
On ii Cages grspe nil piie bpem.
lombelit nosIe al bisie Safta ON N9.
r%ingsmibler.
29s Den lille BOG "Sbe @oao to
@eHpine" ! buer 9affe. Ger er en-
@runo".
W~oseniinoe leit u~penitaaruee Srep?
Ut MT pil forsfomme fra SiS til an.
eea. De er rate, ianbe % fnIbe af
Suteresie for Wenueifebcbeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-25

at ufororbeibet @ulb, Tom man meo
Stfferbeo peb er opbobeoe / De orr.
entalife 2anbe. @lene Snbiens Nig.
BONNIE fan uben Speroripelie an-
ilooes til en- @Grbi al 30 Wiaiaroer.
Spor flor en- Del al @ilIoet, Ser
meogaar til ubmpntning, giper 8ro.
fesforen en- SoreitiGing ON peb at an.
fsre ben 8ienoseierning, at man
egentlig fsrit fra 1900 fan tale ON,
at Der at ben iamIe aarsproouf.
ton er blebet noget It'll &eIt" til
ganfernes &eierber, men fra iamn,e
Eio ipores Der ogiaa en- bo6beIt in
teniip Sorsgelie at bisie. S ben an.
gipne Eiaarsperiobe maatte iaolebes
al en- Sotalmpnebe poa 10 Iiaiar.
Der tiene til Geierpefonb; Sronfrig
foregeoe fine &eierper fra 2430 til
1924 Miaioner, &usIanb fine fra
1888 til 1851 og be Sorenebe Sta.
ter enbog beres S%tatsforraoo fra
BOSS til 65S1 Winioner. 0a lam.
tioig ogioa De itprre pripate 8enge-
inititnter I De torifieGige 2anbe no.
foloeoe iprige geitrebeIier for at
itette beres 9oiition oeb SpiamIing
at @uloreierper, fslser oeraf, at set
fui er en- forbolosm9sfig ringe Gel
al Den tpe @ulom9ngoe, Der MI aar.
Zig fonlnrer alminoeliee 9sbeIiges
Bripatportemonne til CODE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-25
Luth. Normal School
Sionr Sails, Gu. Saf.

Zen norife Spnooes 9arerieminar, be.
gpnber bet s3oe Stoleaar ben ste Sept. 1911.
Bet er IN lutberif Sfole fo1 unge Mepo og
&pinoer. Sens itore Maal er at nobanne
fronute % bp9tiae 2Grere pg 29rerinoer,
ipm Der nltilbass err iad ltpr 9rans til.
SfoIeii lig8er paa ct iunot Steb; 8efoems
nelisheberne er 9ooe % moberne. S9ritilte
"Sprmitories" ipr be to 8jgn. 2Grerne or
e~rfarne % Spboloet er biltgt. llbgifterre
for ct ISfoleaar paa 36 Tiger er: Chiffon
$28; enrolment fee So Gngtuer & Sanitur
fee Sc; 8oit iamt 89relie meb 2ps p9 Marine
ca. 81 ngen. (9ette. iibite sj9foer FIN. benz
ipm iaar 2osi Sfolers "9prmitpries".)
sfsren bar ct meset soot Ruifoepartement iaa
be GIeper. Tom suifer at iuocre Ruiii (goite, Finno,
Hteborean, gipsorgan) tar Gnleenins i'll at eisre
bet til rieget rinelie Iris.
aataloaen eiper r9rnere SpIpsntneer, ben ierbes
frit. De ipm pnifer 2ogt paa Stolen bpr meIoe ifg
iuareft muligf. Meb GneIbeIieu bsr isIse Ntttit for
COB sarafter. vile SeuuenbeIier fer iii 8eftprsreu,
Pastor z. l. 0rdal.