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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06
E1RE AT THE NAVY. YARD.

E;re discovered in the south wing
- the nattern shop at the Washington
navy yard about 500 O'Clock TINS
morning resulted iu property damage
Of more than $4,000 and threw loo
men out OF employment.
It is stated that the fire was the re-
suit OF detecting electrical wiring.
Every one Of the 1G5 men who are
thrown out OF work by the fire are in
dividual property losers.
The pattern makers are required to
furnish their own tools, and the value
of the kits average 500 each. The
governments loss in the building and
machinery is estimated between $1,000
and $4,000.
Before the navy yard fire company
could get q stream Of water on inc
flames the entire lower floor OF lne
south wing was in flames.
By the time the twelve engines from
the District OF Columbia fire depart
ment arrived, the marines had io"r
streams of water on the fire, but even
with the added equipment It vas I'M
nossibIe to save any Of the machinery
and efforts were confined to preventing
a spread of the flames to the man part
of the pattern shop.
Upon the arrival OF the regular fire
department the enlisted men Withdrew
and assisted only by doing guard duty
in keeping the crowd back Of the fire
lines.
The pattern-makers who have been
thrown out OF work by the fire IN
tend to ask the government TO make
good the cost OF the tools which they
lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.

Interesting topics for the various
Sunday schools were discussed for i've
minutes each at meeting OF the Sun
day School Workers Association OF the
city. which was held at O'Clock yes
terday afternoon at the parish hall OF
Christ Church. The meeting was well
attended and much interest was mani
tested. The addresses made by the
superintendent of the different Sunday
schools were all of interest and we're
we'll delivered, the speaker holding
closely the attention of their hearers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06
LOCAL RREYITIES.

The Norfolk steamer arrived on time
this morning The crew reported SHOW
all the way up the river.
Mary Gusts Lee Chapter U. u.
G. will meet at Lee Camp Hall tomor-
rom evening at 8 o'clock.
Henry James, a well-known colored
resident, died yesterday at his nome
612 south St. Asaph street.
The Woman's Auxiliary to K. T.
Lee Camp, will meet tomorrow even
ing at 7:3O o'clock in Lee Camp haii.
The Board of Managers of the Old
Ladies' Home will meet tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock at Lee Camp
Hall.
Messrs. Peter and Robert Aitcheson
have purchased from the Washington
Monument Association a lot IN Section
of George Washington Park.
The convocation of Mt. Vernon
Chapel, Royal Arch Masons. to have
been held tomorrow night, has been
postponed till further notice.
Tho interior OF St. Mary's Catholic
Church will be handsomely refrescoed:
Rev. Fl. ]. Cutler, pastor, announced
yesterday that the work will be begun
this week.
A buggy was struck yesterday at the
corner OF Prince and Fairfax streets by
an electric car and turned completely
over. The occupant, Mr.. Ocar Phillips,
was thrown out, but fortunately he sus-
tanned no injury. Little damage was
done to the buggy.
The funeral of the late JOSHUA Ellis
took place at 2 O'Clock yesterday after
noon from his home, 225 south Peyton
street Rev. w. F. Watson, pastor OF
the First Baptist Church, conducted
the services. Burial was fin Bethel
cemetery.
Elijah Devant, negro, twenty-three
wears old, Of Arlington, Alexandria
county, went to Washington yesterday,
with three bullet wounds in the abdo-
men. He told the physicians at Emer-
gency Hospital that he was shot IN
fight by another negro.
A horse attached to light wagon,
both owned by the Harrington livery
stable, became frightened when shaft
dropped in north St. Asaph street, about
7 O'Clock Saturday night, and ran
away. The wagon was dashed against
tree opposite the entrance to the
stable, and was partially demolished.
William Woodlawn, the negro dryer,
was thrown to the ground, but was not
injured. The horse ran several blocks
before it was stopped.
Mrs. Mary Magner, q well-knoWn
resident of Sideburn, Fairfax county,
died at her home Saturday aged ~
years. Besides her husband, Mr.. John
Magner several children survive.
Among her children are Messrs. James
and John Magner, of this city. Her
funeral took place from the Catholic
Church at Fairfax today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06
RAILROAD APPOINTMENTS.

Effective February ], the following
Southern Railway appointments have
been made: W. +. II. Finke, tie and tim
Der agent, with headquarters at Washing
ten, D. c.; f. II. Gilmore, superinten-
dent OF insurance, with headquarters
at Washington, D. c.; Pearce Horne,
superintendent OF real estate and
cnavcyancing, with headquarters at
Washington, ID. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06
DEATH OF MR.. DELANEY.

Mr.. Dennis VIM. Delaney, formerly
OF this city, died at his home, Hoadly,
Prince William county, February 5,
at the age OF y years. He leaves a
widow and five children, three sons
DR.. Martin d. Delaney, OF this city;
Rev. Father VIM. D. Delaney, OF St.
Paul's Church, Portsmouth, and Joseph
A. Delaney,a dental student in George
town University: two daughters, Mrs.
A. J. Baker and Mrs. JAS. ?. Smith.
both OF Hoadly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06
CHARGE OF INSTRUMENTATION

The case OF Miss Eva Cowling, who
had been q teacher in the public school
at West End for a number of years
and who was recently suspended on
the charge OF INSTRUMENTATION came up
againSaturday before the Fairfax county
school board OF which c. Vernon Ford
is chairman. After an all days session
the case was continued till tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06
ST PATRICK'S DAY,

Plans for the observance OF St.
Patrick's Day we're completed at a
meeting OF Alexandria Division, No. l,
Ancient Order OF Hiberrians, held yes
terday afternoon at st. Mary's Hall.
It was decided to hold a musical and
literary entertainment at the Young
Mems Sodality Lyceum Hall. A num-
Der Of prominent speakers will make
addresses. A committee consisting OF
J. d. Normoyle, William DESMOND
n. ]. Mcfarland, T. McGowan, John
McKenna, James Roche, NJ. DoWney'
J. I. Sweeney, +. I. Quinn, ana NJ
Crecgan vas appointed to make ar
rangements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06
POLICE COURT.

TJustice II. 3. Cation prosiding.l
The following cases were disposed Of
this morning:
George Bradford and Andrew Light,
both colored, arrested by Officers Ferg-
uson, Campbell and Rawlctt for CHS
orderly conduct, were fined 80 each.
Mabel Snow, arrested by Officer
Young on suspicion Of stealing IS from
William Cliff, was acquitted.
Three young white men. arrested by
Officer Talbot for disorderIy conduct on
an electric car, were acquitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06
YESTERDAY.

The weather yesterday was clear,
but the temperature was low with s
damp northeasterly penetrating breeze.
The churches were all fairly we'll at
tended and the services we're conducted
according to Saturdays announcement.
The meeting of the Sunday School
Workers Association at Christ Church
il the afternoon was we'll attended and
moved 10 be very interesting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06
THE WEATHER.

The bright weather of yesterday and
las night was followed about $50
O'Clock this morning by suow, which
fell at intervals during the day attaining
u depth at 5 clock OF about two inches
Tie snow vas accompanied by cold
penetrating southeast wind which made
ont,ot-door conditions dissgreeable. At
boon the mercury registered s. degrees
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06
ELKS' CARNIVAL.

A meeting OF the executive commit
tee Of ladies in charge of the spring fes-
tival being arranged for the Elks, to-
ge,her with the committee on hall and
decoration, was held Saturday evening
at the Eks' Home. The carnival Will
be held al the Elks' Home April II to
26 next and promises to be a most sue
ceSsful affair
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06
srcen youdoun County Roll Butter

Fresh Loudoun County Roll Butter
CSC Ii: Guaranteed Eggs, 25c doZ; cans
large Best Tomatoes, 25c; cans Sugar
Corn. DC: 3 cans Early June Peas, 25c;
3 cans Van Camps Pumpkin, &c; cans
Sweet Potatoes, 25c; 4 cans String Beans,
&c: Large can Lemon Cling Peaches, l5c;
Large Can Asparagus, 15c. w; +.
WOOLLS & son, Royal and Woiio
streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06

Intimate friends OF the family Of
Francis Arnold, OF New York, whose
d ,ushter, Dorothy, has been missing
since December Il, contradlctsd the
familv's statements today that Dorothy
is still missing. She has been located,
they said, and is IN q ssnitayium near
Philelelplis,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06
DI ED.

At his home at Hadley, Va, Saturday,
February 5. DENNIS WILLIAM DE-
LANEI. aged - years. His funeral
will take place from st. Afary's Church
this city. on "Wednesday morning at
$50 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass.
Friends and relatives are invited to at
tend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06

Archbishop Ryan passed a comfort
able night, and the fact that the doc
tors were not at the Episcopal
residence this morning was considered
generally significant Of the aged pre-
late's improved condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06
Weather Probabilities.
LAYMEN,s MISSIONARY MOVEMENT

For this section snow, turning l1to
r,in TONIGHT: warmer Tuesday CLOUDY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06
LOCAL MATTERS.
Sun and Tide Table.

Sun rises tomorrow at 7Ol ana s. a
5n7. High tide at l2;5S 4. M anu 90
Il. IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06

4 y ELECTRIC LAMP would make o
I 3 handsome Xmas present, SIS and
SIG, We hare them for sale.
q, ", WILp4 4 seS, :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-02-06

ySTANTED.-DRI for laundry
wv wagon; bring reference; salary or
commission. Banner Steam Laundry,
e2e OToposa street, teb8 l,s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24
Oct 6ungrenoe Kino.

5il 9fislions=&pr1iteerne / 9le::
Dorf inolpber ltaoigt &c lgrgeiiglte
Gfterretnillger ira DC bungerran1tp
2un0s0ele 4tuu. sllle n1eooeier DC
ON frpgteliglte Silltanoe. @n al
0iislionurerne ira Sen moo 9eorO
ligge,1be 9lulpbei Eropius lfrirer:
vSeg bor al0rig ipr III tilfuloe
iorltaoet, bpoo 9snnen ~Bip o5 ioe9
port ooglige 9reo" betpocr. vi
fom til Ell 2ano5bp, bpor nogle
ariltne Dauoe ia:l1let Jig til @uo5-
tieneite. Set lpo l,n0erliet at hsre
Oisle ulpffelige 0lenucifcr bcbe 0en-
he 9en, uoor man pibitc, ut il1gon
al 0em 1op0e Jet Srpo lange 81
Ser, meO n1inore 1non piloe fol0e
lammenpresie0e &artoffelbla6e for
Srpo. Men @pl1nen .n1ua bgres. q,
fun life luDe oisl lc Mennelfer l.,!tr
ibjel."
S lalnn1e 9rep fortnlles, at gor>
for MisiionSltationen er Der 1 Ml.'
lion Mennelfer, Oens u1ni00elbare
9tGrbeO, lpm oil 81 of Sult inoen
CONNER, om Ser life fomner @jei9
u0efra. Zen nop11lple @lenOigb:S
uiicr Jig life peo noget Dbre Segn
2an0ifobet, Ser ligner etbpert anSel
fi1elilf s(gerbrl,g5biitrift n1eo goo,
fe0 Ofll0jor0, 6egpnoer at grpnnes
mes &il1terbpeoe, Set pil itaa nooc?!
/ Sllni Maaber. Men inben o,1
SiO pil 8efolfningen bore bungret
tilop0e, bpis ingen 9iG1p fommer.
9bi Ser er irtet &oru Sebul0 fra
li61te 9lor, oa Marferne, iom iful5c
boaret 6poe for 2 0iillioner, ftoo
,,noer Tano. 9iegieringens $ialp
beltoar finn / 3 Gents oaglig til Sc
aller fottigite, 6pilfet er omtrent
@olpoelem af Sefolf11il1gen. Saaoa'l
Ier set uo MT. 6porbon bet bill ie
u0 ON 5 Moaueber gpler man peO
at tpl1fe poa. 5rpernes Barf er al.
lereoe MI Sen enei tie Ts0e for mange
Mennelfer.
9anoet ligger title og freoeligt
fen. Ser bsres life engong $snbe'
glmm = foroi @unoene forlangft er
opoe al Suit eller ipilte, eller begge
Gele. Set la,nne gjnloer om al1e
arrre 6usopr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24
%aa Sast eiter rise Smnslere.

Set far paft n1egen 0piigt, at cit
al Spoitaternes rigeite Mano, Sa-
pm1nob, Ga, 0ii(lioneren Soiep5
@ull's, Srltru og 9etre er blepet
unoertaltebe en- n1eget i11bgaoe11be
perionlig @aniagning al SolopnIc,
nets fnin6eligc Snipeftsr ueb oeres
9lnfou1it til 9teip Dort iioite ltse fra
europa neo Gunar6 0amperen
r2uiitania". Ser par itet en- Anlnel-
oelie til Tol6coI1ertor 9oeb ! Seem
Sort ont, at ois}e Gamer pilbe meb>
fore fra europa ct 2iamantbals-
baono, iom Sc Dop6e tisbt Ser, men
life bapoe onn1el6t til GortoIoning.
SEQ 5fibets M,1fonlt til Seem Sort
blep Sc unoerisgt meset ombpggeligt
/ oeres aubptter, maatte affere Jig
etbnert &faoninssitpffe, ielp Strsm'
perI1e, Qabt1e oere5 9norflet11:11ger
oio., men i,,tet blep f,tnbet, beller
ifte 6eres &ufferter. @i1n blep BET
fun6et, at en6ef al 8oggaeeu bar
anlat til for Lab Tproi for Gortolo.
ming, bnorfor sen blep beilaglogt.
SSoiepb &1l1 bopoe pr. traablSlt Sc.
-legram fra Seem Sort til r2,iito.
mia" o6boret i'm @uftru in1ob at on.
gipe i'm 8aesase til for lap 6or.
tol6ni,rg. Set bele ipnes at bore
@eiuItot af en- on6finoet Mngibelje
fra Gamiliens SLENDER, men oet ri.
ier ti1lige, at Sc 5muslerofferer,
Ser bar lebioget rige Entertainers
@iempenoen fra europa. bar giort
Sol0beienet larligt poaposienoe..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24
10000 Ntinearbeioere jtrcifcr.

AOfOOO SvsSAANu~~SJSS<S t>>SJ%S<"
Er9liOel1ten for Sen rationale
Miner=l =ltnipu 2elpiS bar beprOret en-
Strejfe al 100000 Minearhei0ere /
oct eltltge Sbip % Eitts6urg 9i=
itriftet, og Orore11 blep aolpOt i
2srbags. Get er Ell Iaataloet 5pn1=
potbi=Streife for at ltptte 1900
Streifere 5u5carams 9iltriftet,
ser bar paret paa Streife / 4 Iaa=
neoer, n1en mange al Sem, Ser neo=
lafbe elrbeibet / 2pr0ags, giorOe 0et=
te aleue for at piie oeresSrolfa6 moo
ltnp,1er, ioet Sc llet i11tet Mellenl=
nere110e bapoe me0 0ere5 slrbeiosgi=
pere og let life enife0e at ltreife.
Sc itreifenoe pil tabe 100000
ugenlig 2gnninger, og Mineeiernc
oil tabe 100000 ugenlig, bpis Sc
life fon eifeftuere oeres fontraft=
mnslige Ornrer- Sc pi lsge at bol=
De Mrbejoet igang meO Nrbeioere
uberior l1nionen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24
3ruenbe Bpititrejfe.

llroen i,t0etfor Boltetaten lpnes
at Hulle bl,,sie op pooup. Boiteler=
fene / @bicogo, ca. $500 ialt, feler
Jig foruretteoe beo oeres 2ennings=
pilfoar og set Arbei6e, Ser forfan=
ges al 0ent,. ioet bette ita6ig forsges
peo Sen tiltoge16e Hoittrafif, me-
oens ialntibig Mrbeibsltprfen for
ntin6ffes. Mange al BoItclerfaae
H1,tter fig til Sim. Se6eraion Of 2a-
Dor, men oeres gtiIling unoer Gipil
serpice 2open forbpoer oa11 at itrei.
fe i Orbets egenlige 6orita,16. Ser
irloo bar be 8et til at refignere ,,aur
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24
galt &iper *roieftet / drisoua
aabues.

$ 2sr6agS aabne6es set Itore Solt
8iper Srrieotions Brojeft ari5o=
na, bporpe6 $50 4paorohnile 2ono
tuees fra Sen tsrre grfen Salt
8iper 2alen og toges inb unoer
auItur. gi bar tioligere outalt Bet
te foloslaIe Yroieft / Ell ierltg 4rti=
tel. 8or1bt til Srrtgationeu iamfes
peb ben itore @ooiepelt Gemning.
Gfs<Breiioent @ooiepelt lebeoe s5no=
pielien al Mnleggd, Ser operpere=
oes af Suiin6er af Menneffer fra
Onegnen. Snn bol0t en- tort Sale,
oq buns Dntter gtbel trptfe0e pao
en- eleftrif @nup, bporpeo @luIerne
oabneoes for 8onbmnsierne / Sc
jerpoiret, iom le6es in6 8unalerne
til ssrrigotionsanlagg Sm afte,
men blep 1emningen, &analerne og
aroftitotionen pragtfulot tllumtne=
reoe peo Gleftricitet, franbragt peo
Bon1faloet oper I9r1ningen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24
slbrabam 2iueplns Sernbaneposu
breu6t.

ct eon1n1elt 2incoln=Minoe, ct,
Sernbonepogn, Der blep bpgset !
1863 til 8rug for 8r9fioe1t 2in-
coin og bans @obtnet, fom benptte,
6es of Jam UNDER be ii6fte @ar al
8orserfrigen, og iom fsrte bons Gig
fra Bofbington 8. 6. til Spring=
fielo efter at ban blep inigmproet
1865, blep iibite 2srbag brarot |
l1ofanten al @inneopolis, bpor oen
ito6 ct Stur, ion1 tilbsrte spor=
posnstontpoguiet, og bpor oen bop6e
parrt opltillet ii6en 1905, 6a oea1
blep fisbt at MI afos6e 0berit &bo-
mos 9omrp, Nreiioert for CHILLING
bDernes SporboensieIFab. &ognen,
ser bar al Ell meget foreloet 9ppe
og negt tarpelig, ianmenlignet meb
bore Cages Ealabspogne, blep lin
aio betragtet iom ct iialoent &ragt-
itpffe. Gen bar liben 6en par 2in-
coins 9ienelte bapt en- meget onpefs-
tea1oe sfiabne og Dor eroog en- 9ib
olminbelig Noslagerpogn paa en-
lille 8jergiernbane / COLORADO.
Oberlt Gbomas 9omrp bapbe ifi9n=
fet ben til Ell apinbeHub / Minne+
ioto, og Sen fuloe CONNER peret
anbrogt / ct al Statens @ioneerbnie
iom 2eb of @tntens biitoriffe Muie=
INN. Ge forfuIleoe &eiter al gog-
men er n9lten belt foripun6ne, ibet
@eIifpieiamIere bor beuegtieet Zig
BEN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24
s ru > 5 q q ielien TIL
9l III Z !. / T

| SiOen Tru Soa 9tielien for nogIe
! Mar liOen af(ogce iine 9an63men6 /
Mn1ertfu ct 9elvg, Ser for n1ange af
oeln es ct fiurt 0iiu0e, bor Ser utol-
lige @ungc boo0e oanfe og oanif-
on1erifonlfe 8la6e puret beb1t6ct ct
mt @elpg uf benoe beropre. M2eu
nopnlig / Sen ollcr libite Gio bar
Set prret fortolt Sc San tie 8laoe.
at nl bop0e Trl1en iiinle felt %
bolOellt at penOe lit 1Suorelano Rpg-
gen, for, efter at bopc aflo9t fin /
8ariS boer0e sgll.. 9illenbuegeren
&ai Mielie1, ct Scipg, at rriie til
slmerifa og bointtc Jig Der for ited-
lie. 8lo0ene peo ollere6e Of berette
om benoes Ylaner 6eronre. sun bill
optrebe beo Sellfa6er bos pripate
an1erifanife &ignln11o, ioet FUN bar
mango 8enner blanot 0isie, Ser nil-
Sc ltau bea1be ri mes 9,oa0 % 9oob,
on FUN pil0e fou1me til Seem Dorf-
Gesuoen piloe b11u gjsre 4fftiffere
fra Seem g)orf til ar1bre amerHnnFe
@torbper og bl. a. optrebe fcr San,
lfe Ser, men fun ptlbe fife gao paa
Sourne lt6e be oanffe 0olonier
1
paa 9olt0et Mbiierne pnr 1lIerebe
begp,,ot at tage en- bepeget Mffeb
mes 6ruen og toffc ben6c for napn-
Zig be1oes berlige Giietl'nlt og for
6bao b1nn bau6e gjort for Sc fottiee
% 8ernene ueo at optre6e poa Bel
gjsrenbeosfeiter.
s Sc aller lioit mo6tnene Htooe
oen1enteres in1iolerti6 =tiIoels olIe
Oisie @eooefelier. Set Fnl bore
ristist nof, at bun for en- Eio piI
forlabe Gann.arf. gun togcr en-
lille Sur til 8aris, opboI6er fig for-
reiten Ser oisie Cage. for at Be-
Eisge lin +5sn, og Ser er en- MuIig-
beo, men beller life mere, for at b1n
refer en- Sur til Mneerita. Men
ser er iffe Sole om at bun pil bofat-
te Jig ber for ite6fe. @pa6 oer
er liffert er, at FUN be,toer tilbaee
til Gunmarf, iom bum elifer, %
bpis 9efolf,ring bum efter lit eeet
sige,6e bor lart at poaffisnne for
Ben 8enligbeo Sen bar ptit benoe,
paa 2ano iom / 8p. Den bar baret
! go0. moo benoe, uoto!te bun til en-
&orreiponoent for Bropnts6 s6ln6ene !
ben6es Meogongsti6er iom | ben6e8
msrfe Stunoer.
! Set Ser mulig for en- 9io bor fri-
ltet Gru Ooa til at forlaoe lit Gn-
orelano, og iom bor sipet anleo-.
ming til &pgterne ON ben6es fribil-
lige 2anoflpstigbeo FER / 2anoet, er
sfonon1iffe @orger. &enoes Man6,
&rofesior Martinius Nielien, leo
iom befien6t nplig Sfibbruo poo
! Dagmartbeatret / @jbbenbapn. Gor
at bierge bba6 bier9es fun6e for
i lin Mano far fun irtbgaaet pao eu
meeet lang geffe 6orpligtelfer,
lom bun itabig li6er un6er, % fous
truer meb at iIoa iammen on. benbe-
Mlt bba6 FUN eier, o9foa be,,6es 6ei-
lige @ie1n, ifaI bore pantim.
Gru O6a bill, bbis bun teilutter
Zig til at gieite fine 2alt6smen6
; berobre enonu engana hine en- bel
} fommen @ipit. Sngen af Sem, Der
tom 8erbring mes bet6e beb ben-
J Ices fsrfte 8eisg, oil bope gl:as1
/ herne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24

otgbeO
Slt 0rl1 @illunrien life er rn
treble &angs &unitneriuoe er pi ble-
pet forpisieoe ON beo at laie &riti-
fen oper Del,Oes Optreoen pe6 &on.
certer / DC oanife @obe6itaosbla0e.
Som befjel1ot er oct 0anffe Hubli-
fun piitl1uf Set lnclt fresne 8erben
bpao Song angoor. Men 6ell Sgl-
oelt, Ser er 6lepet Tru Apoe 8il-
lnn1len tilOel, 6ar pGret roien6e
noen Tor6cbojo. @uu er en- fren1ra-
genoe &nnitneril16e. S Set opel,ior
ontoltc Sl1terpien uotalte @unitner-
porret, at @rln0en til at oe bopoe
togct engagement berobre er, at De
oil tiene Ecnge til 6eres 3 in,aa
Sprn lom I'LL CT @iebenbabn, og
lon1 iftc lfol op0roges for Scenen.
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6 nj { . y + e l..

8 mil Spffer.
u9forol." n1coOeler, at oen tiolige=
re &couftpr al 0en I'LL pilt1of for
ltebie be1lopeoe vGonlf f=Mmerifoue=
ren" / 9ie1p Dorf, ST.. @mil Spffer,
far fouet Iilbuo ol11 at opertage
v&eppen" BET Ounlfe Socioliltblao
Chicago, me0en5 Octtes llnprre11oe
&eooftpr, s. 9ptfer, rejier til Gan=
mart, eller for iteole. Grausaftio=
men pil rimeltgpis goa / Sroel1 ell
al Sc ferite Tiger.
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- Yeter: rMor, far jeg iffe pe'
ret en- gob og nrtig 9reng, iiben jeq
begpn6te al goa SfoIe?"
Mo6eren: rssa, lille Hetermanb
oct er bilt!"
&eter:: .Oe gu itole1r pao mig
life ian0t?"
Mooeren: $50, min lille efot!'
8eter:: rMen bporior Ioafer 9,
iaa aItib Dsre,1 til spiiefauret
bpor SpItetsiet er, lige{om fsr2"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24

Genatpr Sillu1an lisger fur 0poen.
Uorbun0sienator 8e1tianlin Gill
mon al Spo Carolina, ogiaa fal0et
rEitebiort" Gilman ligger for D.
ben lit @ie,n % ipinoer longlomt
bort al en t9renoe Spgooln. SSa,1
bar peret Ell al oe eieltOun1n1eligite
Sfifteller / set offenlig 2ip, altiO
pao 8rigsfoo, poerliggoael1oe fine
Tbeorier og opfpl0t al 5oO til %
Gorost for 9teeerracen, lom bun tit
berspet Sten1merette1 / lin Stut.
@on bar @uperner al Spo Carolina
/ 2 Serl11iner og palgtes 1895 til
Sorbl1nbsle11ator % gjenuolgtes
1901 pu 1907.
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,Spbn 8annamafer lfa1 6ebres.

Gen befienote @biluoelpbio ajsb=
mono Sobn @annamafer, Ser lin
mnneeoarige Stilling iom @bef for
bet itore 9on0elsbus bar inofsrt
Retbober 3etailbunoele11, iom
ful6it9u0ig for ontorgantleret oer=
ne, for ianr ltooet 5pi6ien for jim
Jorretnins / SO Mar. @iebmar1o
runot ON slmerifo bor lat Jig /
8neselie forSnoiamling al ct Jono
for 9tlpeiebringelien of en- 9Goers=
eope til bon1 fra bele slmerifas
8i6bn1o,,bsitono. 4lle ltsrre ~Grp=
9oobs". 9o,1olere oil yoe ct 8i6ruy
al life oper $40 bper til >5on0et, og
for bette ifal ser fiebes en- @ulopo=
fal, ionr lfol oberr9tfes bom Ean::
leonins al Sl1bilaet. Set er ct na=
lten eneitooen6e, 9ilfel6e, at CT,
Tuno Ell loo lang Morrefte bar
neret 2eoer al en- iao folosiul 6or-
refining, iom ban ielp bar lttftet.