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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28
ATHLETIC MINISTER
BREAKS UP A FIGHT
Preacher on Way to Dedication Ser
vices knocks Out Two Men
About 30 Stab Another.

Gassaway. w. Va. Oct 26.-The
athletic training OF Rev Frederick II.
Barron, pastor OF the Davis Memorial
Presbyterian church at Elkins. who
assisted in the dedication CT the Davis
Memorial church at Gassaway, doubt
less prevented a murder Sunday az
ternoon.
Just as Senator Davis private train,
ci, which Dr. Barren and several OF
the Senator's family and friends were
passengers. came into the Gassaway
station fight started among num-
Der OF sreputable characters short
distance fir IN the station. The object
of the attack Of three men attempted
10 run away. but was overtaken near
the train and attacked with knives
and other weapons.
Without hesitation DR. Barron
r,unged into the mass of fighting hui
mainly and dragged two OF the com
batants off. while Their members OF
the PARTY restra'n ned the remaining
two until officers arrived.
The divine was considerably unused
up by the mud and cinders. but felt
that he had done a righteous act and
went ahead and officiated at the dedi-
csticn as though nothing had hap
pered DR. Barron was formerly To-
Gated in Baltimore, Nd.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28
WOMEN SUffRAG|STS
WILL HOLD meeting
sesslons.in Fairnont VIII Last Two
Days and Will be Largely
Attended.

Women suffragists CT West Virginia
will hold their annual convention in
Fairmont Friday and Saturday. A
program that will include speeches
by leaders of the suffragette move
ment will be rendered and at least
ore or more women of national repute
Will be present.
While it is customary for women
suffragists to hold an annual convep-
ton once year at some point in the
state. the predominating feature of
the Fairmont convention will be the
celebration of the victory for women
suffrage in California, at recent elec-
ton held in that state. Other topics
vii, be discussed, Ct course, but all
sneeches will center around the Call
fornia victory.
Every woman in West Virginia who
believes in the motto, Votes for
Women" is cordially invited by the
state officials to attend the conven-
ton.
Fairmont has the most active suf-
fragette club in the state and largely
for this reason the Coal City was
selected as the place for holding the
convention.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28
ART EXt, VI. |. :
JOHN ST. ,OL
k a
Boston AT sans 20v Sepia Pic
lures of ~ IS Masterpieces
~ local Benefit

The exhibit of art pictures at the
John Street School is probably the
best ever seen in Martinsburg. Two
hundred large beautiful brown tone
sepia pictures mounted on dark green
cardboard compose the exhibit. The
exhibit is so extensive that the hall
on the second floor is being used to
display it, in addition to the main
hall en- the first floor. Many of the
pictures are copies of the great mas.
terpieces. A card on each picture ex-
plains the subject, The Emery School
Art Co, of Boston, loans the exhibit
the proceeds of which are to be used
in the purchase OF pictures for the
school.
The pictures may be seen Thursday
Friday and Saturday, October rs, 81
%, at AIS in the afternoon and 7.3o
in the evening. In addition, attractive
entertainments will be given Thurs
day and Friday evenings by local tai.
emit. No extra charge is made for adj
mittance to these entertainments
The admission is only 10 cents. The
price was made thus small so that
every one could AFFORD to come. The
boys and girls of the school will serve
ice cream, cake and candies at rea
scnable prices,
The public is urged to patronize
this art exhibit and thus help to
beauty the school building.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28

The Standard Lime & St~ne Com
pony, which for years operated plant
On the Baltimore and Ohio railroad =
short distance above Gibson, furnish
ing ballast for the Baltimore and on Q
,ra lroad will supply the We tern Mary
land Railroad Company with ballast
fer part or all OF the connecting
Ink b tween Cumberland and Con
nellsville. A plant is now being erect
cd at point near Bidwell on the
south side Of the Youghic gheny river
This is the side taken by the Western
Maryland
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28
KINGS DAUGHTERS AND SONS
Meet in Convention at Berryvilie
Yesterday

Great streamers of royal purple
from which are suspended silvery
maltese crosses, greeted the So dele
gates to the seventeenth annual con
yention OF the Virginia branch of the
Kings Daughters and Sons. which
met yesterday in Grace Episcopal
church, Berryyille. An informal re
ception was rendered the visitors at
the parish house last night after de-
votional exercises, conducted by Rev,
Julian Broaddus. pastor OF Berryyille
Baptist church. Mrs. G. G. Burton
Of Richmond, state secretary, formally
crened the convention. AT the even
irg session Miss Clara Nicely a re
turned missionary from Japan, deay'
cred an address,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28
A Collectors Troubles.

A Camden man always in debt was
confronted again by the bill collector
to whom he confded the usual story
OF hard luck.
Cant pay me today. ehT' unused
the collector. But ! shall be here
again tomorrow. and then
'Yes. do come tomorrow" urged the
debtor. .and that will give me time
to make up brand new excuse and
to de lde when YOU ought to come
again. Philadelphia Times
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28
SUICIDE BEFORE REFoaMAToRY.
Tweive-Year-oId Hangs Himself in
Parkersburq Jail.

'Parkersburg. W. Va, Oct, 25.--Five
minutes after his mother had sad
farewell tc him in cell at the county
Jail here last night, where he awaited
being taken today to the PruntytowH
State Reform School, Paul Deevers,
eyed ~ years. committed suicide by
hGug.ng himself with small repe.
The boys body was found when his
aunt came to say good-by to him. The
led was sentenced to Pruntytown be-
csuse OF incorrisibility This is the
second suicide in three weeks in the
local Jail
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28

A strange negro name unknown,
who came to Weverton IN p. & O.
freight a week or two ago. was found
dead sitting IN the Maryland bank of
the Potomac at the Harpers Ferry
bridge Persons who saw him on the
bank thought he was asleep. He was
buried in the potter's field, Harpers
Ferry
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28
To Move Depot.

The r. & 0. which recently bought
tho Garrett mill property will remove
trn Weverton station to the new site
ara swing the tracks over so that
tfr new state road alrng Sandy Hook,
Knoxville aad Weverton can be made.
II will be lifted from the river bottom
ami run along the hftel and mountain
ting ii on dry grcuad.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28
Disturbed Church service.

Oscar Mater, Joseph S. YoungblosA
end Elijah Hawk, three young men Of
Hedgesyille, had a herring Satur-
Gay before Justice Felker on the
charge of raising a disturbance at the
Southern Methodist church at Hedges
vile last Thursday night Mater was
dismissed and Youngblood and Hawk
held for the grand jury II defsuit or
bail Hawk was sent to Jail
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28
what More could Hs WantY

"what is -FOUR fathers objection to
me- Milliel" asked the young man.
"He says YOU have no application
Gerald"
mo applirationr' he echoed bitterly
II wonder ii he knows I've been com
ing to see you twice week for nearly
six years. Chicago Tribune.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28
The MEASURE az Lie.

There Is no use In repining that life
is short. 1t is not to be measured by
the quantity Of its years. but by the
quality OF It's Observation-Disclosures
phia Ledger.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28
Fares Fell or.

During the four days Of the fair
the Hagerstown Railway Co. hanled
104.037 persons, including transfers.
Last year the company hauled during
the four days of the fair lis .5s6 per-
sons.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28
The Nav of Than

"Oh, yes; he's very intellectual
man.
what makes you think that?"
81 judged so from his talk"
why, what does he talk about?"
Hes forever talking about how
intellectual he is."-Catholic Standard
and Times.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28
ESSEX GRAND Jury
INO|C1S M'FARLAND
Pottsviile Friend Of Miss Florence
Bromley Tells Of Secret Visit
to New York.

Newark. N. j.. Oct. rs. - Allison
Mcfarland must stand trial for his
life on the charge of killing his wife
with cyanide poison. He was indicted
by the Essex county grand jury.
The latest move in the case, the in.
dictment handed up to Judge Davis
in the court of oyer and terminer. re
suited chiefly from evidence submitted
to the inquest by Detective Sergeant
Walter Godfrey, OF Prosecutor Motifs
STAFF, showing the relations OF the
prisoner and Miss Florence Bromley.
the Philadelphia girl. whose letters
were found in Netherlands home.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28
RuYs Out Tailor Shop.

Merchant Philip Hack has bought
out the ladies' tailoring shop in the
berkeley Hotel from Moler & Sklar
who will continue to manage 1t, how
ever.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28

He that plants thorns win not gather
roses.-Proverb.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28
Tells Of Meeting Girl.

were FOUND IN Macfarlano nome.
Tells Of Meeting Girl.
Godfrey is said to have testified that
the meetings OF Mcfarland and the
Bromley girl always occurred in the
same places in Philadelphia. 1t was
further shown to the jury that the
state hopes to prove that MacFarland
lavished part of his income upon the
young woman and at the same time
subjected his wife to hardship.
What may prove important evidence
for the prosecution was revealed by
Mrs. Howard C. Moore. of Pottsville,
Pa, friend of Miss Florence Brom-
ley, Of Philadelphia, "the woman in
the case" Mrs. Moore and Miss Brom-
ley are friends. and on July the Phil
adelphia girl paid visit to Mrs. Moore
in Pottsville. Miss Bromley went to
Pottsville to attend the Schuylkill
County Centennial.
According to Mrs. Moore, the girls
visit, however, was only blind to
deceive her parents in order that she
might slip over to New York to see
"a gentleman friend" who, Mrs. Moore
now believes, was MacFarland.
Mrs. Moore says that Miss Bromley
did not remain in PottsyiIle for the
two big events of the celebration-th
military and firemen's parades, but
left for New York on Friday after
noon.
Declaring that she feels she should
reveal what she knows in the interest
of justice, Mrs. Moore says:
after enjoying the celebration
which she came to see for three days,
Miss Bromley suddenly decided to go
to New York. She told me she was
going to visit friends there, who had
an attractive young man boarding
with them. She left her trunk at my
house, taking only suit case with
her to New York.
Girls Secret Visit.
"She returned on Monday night and
said that she had a splendid time.
She cautioned me not to mention any
thing about her trip to New York I'm
future letters which | might write to
Philadelphia, because her mother al
ways read her letters and she didn't
want her to know of this side trip.
She said her mother did not like her
gentleman friend, but she declared
that she would marry him even If her
parents consent was not obtained. III
she had TO run away with him, Miss
Bromley declared that she would stick
to him and marry him.
ION the morning following her re-
turn to Pottsville, from New York city.
Miss Bromley returned to Philadel-
phia She checked her trunk to the
Quaker City. but left behind her the
suit case. from which she had remoy-
ed the clothes that she took with her
to New York city. leaving it entirely
empty, to be called for by the ex-
pressman. When the latter came to
secure the suit case | saw that the
address, which Miss Bromley had put
upon 1t, was Ampere, N. j., and 1t was
addressed to man named MacFar-
land"
When Mrs Moore read that Miss
Bromley's name was mentioned in the
mcfarland case. she recalled the
girls visit and decided that it was
her duty to tell the officials all she
knew.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-10-28
Wright--MiIler.

Miss Elvira Virginia Miller. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. William Miller,
formerly of this city but now residing
in Winchester, was married to Fred
erick G. Wright of Hagerstown, at
the home OF her parents by Rev. Dr.
J. W. Duffey, Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South.
The evening world., 1911-02-02
SAVES
SICK PAIR FROM
DEATH BY GAS
Father and Son Unconscious
When Window Is Jimmied
by Patrolman.

The quick work OF Policeman Morris
OF the East Eighty-eighth street sta
tion saved William Mclean. forty
hve. a carpenter, OF No. 22 East
E~lshty-frst street. and his ten-yesr-old
son, William jr.. from sufrocation oy
Illuminating gas this morning.
Mclean. a widower. 10 an invalid
and hobbies about with a crutch and
cane. His son IL down with grip and
the father was looking out after him.
At . o'clock this morning the father
went TO the kitchen TO heat some water
for the boy. lie slipped and fell against
the stove, becoming unconscious His
fall disconnected n gus stove tube.
James Barry, living across the hall.
singled gas soon a~ftorward. and being
unable to get INTO the Mclean fiat
called Policeman Morris. The police
man went UP a fre-escape. jimmicd
open a window with his knife and
lighted up the room with his electric
pocket lamp. He found both father
and son overcome by gas and In q cr!ti-
ual condition.
He opened the windows. put the pa
tients on the hre-escape and used all
the nrst aid treatments he could hin
Of, BY the time DR.. McBurney ar
riv,sd from Presbyterian Hospital both
father and son we're out Of danger. Tho
doctor complimonted the policeman
highly for his auIck. intelligent work.
The evening world., 1911-02-02
TWO CNAUFFEURS
AND WOMAN HURT
! IN TAX|CAB CRASH
One Cab Wrecked BY Collision
and Driver Slides Fifty
Feet on Asphalt.

A young woman and two chauffeurs
we're injured q, . O'Clock tina morning
In . collision Of two taxicsbs &at Fourth
avenue and Twelfth street.
Frank Smith. chauffeur. Of No. lis
Mortimer strict. Brooklyn. was driving
his taxioAS south In the car tracks.
He had tive passengers. describing
Nksmssivss as James q. o'Brien az No.
IN cengress street. Brooklyn. and Miss
MY Morrissey. twenty-five. ste
sokvrpAsr. living at No. EOS Jersey I'VE
mae. Elizabeth. n. j.
ASssham Price Of No. is Second ave
hue was driving q taxlcsb north No.
twesA, the car tracks. Smith turned IT,
the a Il to get ahead OF 4 truck and
ran mad on with terrific force into
Prices, car. The tires OF Smiths front
xhsels exploded and attracted Police
nan MAuis.ck Of tho Fifth street sta
tioa.
Price ", . thrown over the dashboard
AID sid Atty feet over the Ice coated
sxphai,. anlth landed against Prices
nacnine ami the cuts on his face re-
ou.rsd eighty stitches. lis tsxioab was
demolished. \but Prices machine was
,xken away under It's W " Price
carried no paa onsers at tho time Of the
accident.
o'Bren. the nan In the other taxi.
escaped wita a few bruises. Miss Nor
r.ssey was painfully Gu; about the face.
AFTER they had i,een attended by Or.
Bryxon OF Bellevue they went home.
Neither chauffeur was seriously hurt.
The evening world., 1911-02-02
ECZEMA r BEAUTY WASH

Although d.. u D.. Prescription has been
recognised for y~srs ss the one remedy for
Eoysma. P>orls sir. and all other forms OF
skin diseases, II hs now known that there
10 no other wash. evon those used by tho
beauty specialists. that can compare with
this aiid LIQUID for cleansing the skin Of
pimples. bis< khsads. rash. and ali similar
skin Affections.
For this 70 Non alone. . bottle Of d. d.
n, should be lxspt On hand In every house
hold. A trial q bottle viii show you the
merits OF this great remedy a. = CON-
pisxion wash.
II. ~. ID. seems to remove the cause,
whatever the tiouble may he. cleansing the
skin. and leaving II as soft, ms smooth and
clear as that AZ "A healthy enid.
Get n ?oc. lsoitls to-day and keep 4, In
the house.
Hsgeman & Go. and Riksr's Drug Stores.
The evening world., 1911-02-02

stoutsr Of no. so West Twelfth street,
Jersey City. the youthful chauffeur of
the which struck LuDtoo. was
locked UP charged with granddaughter BY
order % Judge Queen Of the Second
Criminal court.
John A, Mclaughlin OF No. al Eighth
street and George A.. Betz. a neIghoor.
who were In the machine. were held on
nominal bail as witnesses.
The evening world., 1911-02-02

Lupton had just come In from a night
u and was on his way homo. Chauf-
feur Stouter said that he walked OFF the
sidewalk directly in front Of. the car
before 1t could be swerved or stopped.
Mclaughlin Ind Betz. with Stouter,
lifted the conductor into the %ltonneau
and hurried him to 81. Francis Hos.
pita,. where he died on the operating
table. d.
The evening world., 1911-02-02
COPIES FICTION SUICIDE.
John Fex Ends Lin as Did Man 0,
Magazine story.

With . magazine opened at q story
telling how n man committed suicide
by inhaiing gas cIutchsd In his hand.
John Fox. aged thirty. was found dead
yesterday in his gss.nIled room ut No.
iso Bond street. Brooklyn.
Auto-suggestion Is tho explanation
'vsysn by the police. for Fox was a
cheerful man. earned a good salary
snA had few worries. lie was en-
plexsd by q Brooklyn department store
= a\carpet layer.
The evening world., 1911-02-02
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE.
Erie Conductor Knocked Down I'm
street, Chasffeur Held.

Henry Il. Lup.on Of Jersey CITY. a
conductor on the Erie Railroad. was
knocked down and MORALLY hurt by an
automobile at pavonia avenue n Erie
street early this morning. Vincent
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17
9utbers lille &atefIsmus.

Get er / anIeoning al 2utbers
5soielsoae iornplis'), ri piI minoe
ON bette lille Storpprf al Dor He.
Formation.
gogen er lille i Omfane. men
Den er itor / g9rOi os S~nOflpoeIie,
Oerfor faI0er oi ben ct lille Stor-
pPrt.
Nen netop foroi gogen er ioa
lille, ioa uanielie, oerior er ben
u0int for at bIine ooeriet o. un.
oerouroeret
2utbers lille aotefismus er neit
efter Den opoitoIiife 3rosbefenoel.
ie iiffert Dor airfes betpOeIigite
Symbol.
Zen er i9rlig nlmene ariitnes
9efenoeIiesifriit og berfor ogino
@runoIaget for Dor gsrneI9room.
Ter er iprIig tire Confer, pi Der
uOtaIe opgoaenoe 0enne lille
BOG.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17
Tra &irferaaoet.

8aa 4arsme0et / Blair / SUM
bette Aar Loo oct omtrent iaaleoes
Ger moo boloes ioaleoes Sus, al
Somfun0et life pe0blipenoe fol goa
+ Serb" 3ette timber piitnof al.
minoelig SiIilutning. Men ior at
funne boloe Sus moa Der opre
babe SnOta9ter og l1ogiiter, og
De TO Eoiter mao ioore til binnn-
oen, Oeriom galancen ifol pore /
Oroen.
Get 0mroooe, beor Samfunoets
9usbol0ning iprligt bar nanifeligt
Deo at baInncere err Sfoleoirfiom.
beOen. 0erior iremfommer Strife.
raaOet meO i%sIgenOe Oplpsning:
De t6eologiife 29reres 9en og
Susleje 6eleber Jig til 1900 Doll
lars og &alpoelen al S~folebeitpre.
rens 9sn 500 Dollars aarlig. Sill.
ge tioIigere grfarineer iamt Ooer.
iigt for in0eDprenoe SfoIeanr bill
pOerligere uogifter Oe6 Samimoets
TO Sfolers Drift belsbe fig til
1000 Dollars mere emo Snotpg.
terne neo gleDerne. Desuoen bar
aarsmsoet beoilget 200 Collars til
eff Sorn og 200 Dollars til gror.
ION Ssiifole.
9ette beIsber Zig til 1920 Dol.
lars, iom SomfunOets Sfolefosie
maa babe / bette Samfunosonr,
oeriom Snoteeter ifaI bare till1o.
glitter.
Dette bliber minoit 70 Gents foe
bbert tonfirmeret Weolem in6en.
for Snmfunbets 8irtfombe6.
Raor M Sfole0ireftionen bar no.
ien6t Bitter til WenigbeOerne, ioo
beoes Braiter Os Renigbe0er inO-
itGnOiot ON at tage iig al ben Sag
meo aprIigbeoens Snteresie, for at
Subifriptionen fan non op til ben
Sum, Der tiltrenges for at Di fan
msoes til n9ite &orsmeoe me6 90.
lance | Samfunoets Sfolefasie.
Boa airferaabets 8egne
u. 9. NieIfen, Sefr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17
grOf,si or &arl Sarien.
Gn anmelbelie af
3. g. 8ia.
(Sluttet.)
.llOe ira Ocn OiOe, OiOe gerOen.

yllbe fra Ocn nioe, uiSe geroem.
Som oaereoe n9nnt, er grof.
9arien en- Mouo, Der ira i'm ling.
Dom bar bait 9pit til at lie Jig ON
/ ben itore 8erOen, ioa bans 8eiie
til 4merita er iaa langt ira at
pore oct igrite, omeno pei nof oct
lpngite 5friOt / Den Retninq. pit
ban 9r en- MonO, Der bar bait line
2ine % Eren meo Jig poa fine
Reiier, 0erom oi0ner De life foa
Bigger ira bans Sonno, Der bel meO
me9en Ret fan betegnes iom Sill.
oringer, ON life al, ina ira bans
Rejier. llnOer 59Ilestitlen Hoe ira
Sen oioe. oioe @erOen@ bar Brof.
9arien ii0en 1897 uogioet islgenOe
9eaer al ooenn9onte Art: .Wto0et
% Oen bIanfe alinge", nBoetiif
SpifIano", Get ifsnne 8ortugaI~
Get itore, beIliqe auslonb". =
0isie Bigger, Der ira 5orIaeets ST.
De er uaIminoeIi9t lint uoitpre0e,
bar, fIere al Dem. opIepet :. Oplag,
og 6Grer @ione ON 6orfatterens
tore @une til / ioa Oro og iaa,
men farafteriitiife Situntioner, at
ina ioet inn meget, meget, ina man
gennem De life meget tore Bigger
fnor en- Iepen0e &elbeosopiatteIie
al oeOfommenoe 2onoe og Soft, BE-
res 2p0er % Gpoer. =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

5 Ell aorreiponOonce ira Soer-
rig til 9laoet uauguitana" anfpres
iglgen0e ifenne % rammenOe Oro
al en- Brett: Zen ariitiis, iom Sir
fen i Den ienere lio bar 9ioet
Solicit, BAR megen 2i9beo meo
en- ariitus-S tatlie. iom ieg iaa paa
en- airfeganro; ben bar rigtig ton,
men armene bar n6ugget.
Gen ariitus, iom airfen M ifoI
eipe 5oIfet, mao p9re Ell. iom bar
baooe 99nOer og Sober, en- Ie.
oenoe oirfiom 5reIier, iom bill
og fan 5i9Ipe ooer for life Blot
Den aanoeIiee, men Iige ioa bel oOer
for Sen IegemIiee Rso, iaa0an iom
oct ifete ! BEN fsrite friitne Strife"
Sele aorreiponoancen t1oer pao
oan0eIigt 9ips 5remaang biemme
/ Spen-Higet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17
GanaerforbnnS.

Strafs Sheen ON ct Snneerfor.
bunO fremiattes Der | glaoet, bar
Der iiffert mangen en- S%nngeIifer,
Der inaOe iie ieIp, bOor prestie
en- Sanfe oct bar.
Oct fan life fejle, at bonit No.
tionalfsleIie oe oanif aanoslip bill.
De bsines oerue6. Os De a~anoeIise
gGroier, Der ligeer GENT / bort
ifsnne NooersmoaI, fulbere og rige.
re emo biotil bible f9itnes | Dor
Soritanelie.
Wen ct of be pnnIfeligite Sfpr
at flare oil iogtens bIipe bette me6
en- faIbtuo competent 2e6er. Oe en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17
9anife 0bbbgsere.

Brof. 2arien fommer / fine gseer
otter og otter | gersrino meo ame.
rita. 8. g. @geifop bar nof, ON
ieg life buffer fell, pRret en- Eur |
amerifn, inoen ban peo lin gamle
apreites SiGlp log inO paa Gan.
6elspeien. Den fnllere6e asbmano,
2ieutennnt fra 1864, S%teifenien,
/ .Sefiten anr" refer til amerifo
meo en- nnoen Dame, og Io6er GU
itru oe gsrn tiIbage i Dnnmarf,
bpor be ion fan babe bet ioo gobt.
Gbriitian 8. Heoitebs .a9reite" er
blepen ienot til amerifa for ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

ira $1t5.5O9 til $t24.206. 5 ct
Siosrum af 20 Nar IRA 9irfens
Stiftelie) bar 6onoet uobetolt
$133,535 / 9snninger og er uofiet
ira $95. $50 til ben n9pnte reipef.
table Sum al $124,206. - 5 lam
me 8i0srum er ser al SamiuuOs-
fosien til SfoIer % ale andres Cant
frnosoirf iombeoer uobetalt $751;
1852, - altiaa bar Groiesiorfon-
set baaret omtrent en- 5ierOeoel al
Samfunoets r0aiiter.