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Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-07

4O1 tIIS DSIIICll VI pldllcSC anu
it was sent TO that institution
Monday. There was also a good
sum of money made up by the
members Of the church for the
Orpnanage.
Arrangements are being made
70 begin work on the new bank
building al KittrelI. The store
house now occupied by Smith &
CO. will be moved across the
street and on that lot there will
be a nice new two story brick
building erected for the new
bank and store.
The Students Club met with
Mrs. j. c. Kittrell last week.
The program rendered was Book
Day and each of the members
made a five minutes taHk. Hrs.
Kittreli highly entertained the
members who were present and
made the Afternoon one Of much
pleasure to them.
Rev. r. c. Stubbins. who his
been pastor Of Vance circuit, c2s
moved his family to Orange, and
has taken charge Of his pastoral
work at that place. Rev. and
Mrs. Stubbins nave made many
friends n this place and conlnlu-
my "ho5e DeSJ "ls2es so VITA
Cnem % thef ne" nome
Work on the nox shook nIant
At Townsy:lIe fe @oir~ fo,.15varj
verv raridIv The hui1ding ~iIj
he 2 two.Stor,- wooden s+rIIcfn,.l
and the nIan+ when c6ro1IetlC
viii fuInier or,r,:o,-n7ant g..
about 10 hands ! we'll haz
hoon cl,nI, n;nnf,g fan+ dnon a95
rs capacity IS e'ght99A gallon
per Hl'huIe.
4 thief hroke into Mr. Frar1-
Wor+oan7,e clo.a oho,It fr~ao
miles from Henderson Tros0av
niuh+ and s+ola aholIt aI1 tI2
nocI0F l[nivns in stock ? na;r If
ghoas ord cthor tI;nos He
n7ada his a,7+rgrco - he ct,,o tT
hrea<ina nHa1 > vindou- H
o1,oned tba hack doo'. f,.oi,7 IA
i5ei6a and n7ada his oocano
OaEi@v Who died Monday 17orn-
mo Of neIIaora A. her Eon3a at
DHrhar were hrono.ht ~ Hen
dereon Tnegdav and hnr;ed IN
FinWood cen7efarV PeT ! A
3IcC1ure conducted the f,1ner9i
services ar The Grave Deceased
was 9bonf fhiTtv-fve veare Of
aon and i sn,vivad hv . husband
and fo,1r children
Mr. Silus Powell, a we'll known
and prominent citizen Of this
place, is critically i'll at the Sarah
talLar1 CoIaIai daTs 900 fo,, troot
n1nnt fo,, naIIaoS.o :" M, ~ polToi -
has haon Vow Sick fo,, oC oonon Ne
time Int the strono fi@h+ that
be- bac ,,1ade fo, ia and }ho fact
tbat he - b0idin1 his he 'cLG own 10 ~
woii hos hoon ,11IIcI nnco,,,,aco - %
mont 70 his friands and 70 bic
neonIa ~ '''
Mr. Elijah Daniel and Miss
Maud Harris, of Oxford, were
married last Thursday morning
IN Henderson by Rev. W. r.
Royal. All arrangements had
been made for the marriage and
when the bride arrived from Ok
ford she was met by the groom
and taken to the home Of the
minister, where the ceremony
was performed; The couple left
after which thev viii i've in
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-07

Necessity is the mother of in
vention and matIimony is the
mother Of contention.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-07

Wanted-Womer and girls to make
mem underwear. Work light and clean.
Good wages paid while lrarning. Ad-
dress \. " Chaplin. Supt. MelrOsr Knit
ting Mil kaiegh y. {. 12-l4
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-07


Mr.. Alex Cooper has returned
home from a trip to Texas and
New Orleans.
DR.. H. H. Bass IS building and
e0u;Dging an office on Zene street
near the Sarah Elizabeth HosDit-
al.
1j;,s, 'g[: a. Wv " pa1t;}T e14fsaH G4nt mas 9eeh G
"CI4.!l,1''5 o;o ot = ;neto &C., go M ~;
..,aa1, I,II,'.' - ' ''''' ''s''0i' 'iii'
~
Register Of Deeds K. w. Ed
wards VINO mas been SICK 1or
7eE = a 1@yS' = dOIe 70 oe III MS
once "&S~'"'
Tie contributions 10 the or
.earaga made 81 he Prcgbvfe-
,..an crurcn Thursday aroor ofe9
- fifty dollars.
AZ. c.ott-,,.ooI D..r.,.,u 1af4
.@.I. ,; ~ y 20 ~" 0,a,, ~ o,, ,01
..-...,.A ,. 'iI@',C ,;Ii ~ @ ~ az oooI'e :
H. - , rrc.ii ~ - ~ s,, O'l''i = u
-''.' - . 10 ? "a H.
Mr.. ". }. johnson, and Messrs:
Osborne and Joseph Hale, Of
aousD9r@, spent one day last
week al -lf. =. l.. ". Iegfan S.
r,ba ff+L dis+,;o+ ,,ao+;ao or
I .C 49, 80 - 0[ = 49, ~ 8o5 5ren y,
#.} be held with the Mohawk
Tribe Friday night Of this week.
AIler services Aelo Ias1 hufS-
oaE at Jne baptst church the Oh
leHI4# made 10 me orphan;age
s,~ - 49, ~ g '''-'0 ---'- = ''''-i'
The i2dies Of the hittreil
Episcopal church will hold the
annual bazaar at MithelI Satur-
0"y. and with it they will give a
0.-d lunch.
The H.,u:.y Hand Circle Of
z.ru,5 Uar1l2tars' carried a lot
If 1to-isIons and other things to
the OCCUPANTS of the county
Home last Thursday.
rl 4.--.,4,..o "a .Inl e
lI ~ ~ o-.'Ii 33-:Ii: :Ii3-oI' rTi e,liIo VI
- -,. ,,''4 -ll = 7 " t,I'''li; IL liSt'I2 W
and was buried Monday in tne
Harriet Mills cemetery.
D.c . r. C..a-lo,,, ao,1,.+
- % tII' ~. =. -, - t'ti,'t tbd ,7;.ot CotIGUI Po
81 'laI Ih 2GI ,ICS2 } a. CI'G ! II - ~ gSI
Il9t Cllq,CI u 2uIiQ"S ul sr lllSuI. me me
p"I 'oIi i "; en- y ', H1ol : S1tlS, t W'''
Io' '''''~ - III ill9 "pp'''l''''VI'''
ReF. r. r. Rumpas, Pfesta!n& P5;lll!.
tldef ol IiIc " lL oIIetlIoH Hi9ILiCv' JIi-'
mas Tl "ppoILlCl'!Gjl' pp5 td ~ I. llEiloEI- HIC4i
son 'ectilGTl !. oIIO' anu "I - " III III
3iiI ooNIl jleisleISoh Deceiiloei
lo-Il.
Nh, C;x-;. I Co,-,,o yr-iil I,oy-o o,,
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-07

Some bargains il Samples, Toilet and
Manicure Sets. Also raieins and candy.
". W PaIk.-
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-07
Business Locals.

Advertisements in this column
are 25 cents for Is words or less.
and one cent per word for each ad-
ditional word, strictly cash with
order. No advertisement taken over
telephone. Those little ads are Bus
mess Builders.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-07

More than 500 in jewelrY consigned
to " W Parker for special sale this
month. Also bargains in samples,
fancy manicure and toilet cases. Come
and see our bargains in Christmas goods.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-07

For Sale-1OOO cords oi oak and pine
wood Pri e reasonable. Car lots only.
b. 4 Burwrii, StOva!I. \. &. II
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-07

Ice Factory Stock for sale; majority
stock in tie Henderson Ice and told Stor-
age Co. Apply to {. Z. Turner. tt
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-07

In order to live, a man must
work if he only works
somebody else.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-12-07
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Mr. L. L. Whitaker spent last
week with friends at Durham.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-12
Real Estate Outlook
Is Exceedingly Bright

ing and boarding houses which can
not be filled.
That there would be a fair return
on the investment in the building of
houses to suit the demand is the
general opinion expressed 1t is
stated that it should be safe to count
on a return of at least ten per cent
on the investment One agent advo-
Gates the building of concrete houses,
and states that, in case a number
were built along the same general
lines, permitting the same forms to
be used for each, the cost would not
greatly exceed wooden construction,
and would be much cheaper in the
end on account of the freedom from
deterioration to which frame build.
ings are subject in this country.
Dealers also report a growing tend.
ency to get out of the lower districts
and to secure places on the surround
ing hills. ut is daily getting easier
to rent a house in Kaimuki or Col
lege Hills, and it would be harder
to rent close-in property were the
demand for places less great than it
is" was the way one man put it,
The presence of an increasing
number of army and navy people in
the city is said also to account for
some of the demand noted. officers
are allowed Communication of quarters
at from $25 to $55 or $50 per month,
and they must have homes in good
neighborhoods, and accessible. Should
the plans of quartering all of the
troops on the Island in barracks m
Honolulu materialize, 1t will mean
that Honolulu will have to make
room for forty or fifty more families
at once, with likelihood of still more
in the near future.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-12
.GRINBAUM ESTATE
IS OVER 100000

The appraisers of the estate of NJ.
S. Grinbaum, deceased, filed an inven-
tory of the property held in this Ter
ritory, with the circuit court this
morning. The total appraisement
amounts to $S15,542. The amount of
real estate owned was placed at $751;
600, the principal item of which is
the lot and buildings at north corner
of Queen and Kaahumanu streets, val
ued at $4,000.
Of personal property 1000 shares of
Eva plantation stock are valued at
$4,000; and 5O,759 shares of Kaeleku
sugar are valued at $71O,542, this
forming all of the property owned by
deceased in the Territory.
The appraisers are John Macauley,
]. c. Eckhardt, and NJ. T. Simonton.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-12
SHIPPING
Continued from page two.)
Sherman Shows Speed.

Six days and a few hours from San
Francisco, the U. S. A. T. Sherman
locked at the naval wharf at ten
o'clock this morning For two or
three days after leaving the coast
heavy weather was encountered, but
for the past three days the Sherman
has been favored with smooth seas,
consequently better time was made
than expected, and she was at the
dock two hours ahead of the time an
ticipated Another reason for her
making good time on the voyage is as
signed to the fact that she has just
come off the dry dock at Mare Island,
having been thoroughly cleaned and
scraped
The officers of the Sherman report
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-12

Barring some unforeseen disaster
such as an epidemic or an earth
quake, this winter is going to be the
best from real estate standpoint
in the history of Honolulu"
This statement was made yester-
day by a prominent real estate man
of the city, and was generally sub
stantiated by a number of others.
All agree that conditions look bright.
tEhere is a general scarcity of
ho,ses' for rent all over the city.
The principal demand is for small or
medium sized houses in good locali-
ties which will rent for from $25 to
$35 or $40 per month. Rental agents
refute the suggestion that there is
anything abnormal in this demand,
but assert that it is due to the steady
increase in population and will be
permanent.
at is hard to supply the demand
at ALL" said one of the leading agents
in speaking of the matter. Houses
have been scarce all summer and with
the coming of fall, many residents
who have been away for the summer
and have had their places rented dur
ing their absence, are returning and
the result is congestion which is
getting greater daily. People are
also coming in from the other
islands to some extent, to put their
children in school, and this has its
effect. 1t is going to be exceedingly
difficult to find places for the tenn
porary, or tourist, class which will
begin to arrive next month, many Of
whom wish to rent furnished
houses"
Another realty man also reports a
demand for houses suitable for room
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-12
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received by
the Superintendent of Public Works
up until 10 m. of Monday, October 80,
1911, for laying an 1S-inch cast-iron
pipe from Kaimuld Pumping Station
to reservoir on top of Kaimuki Hill.
Plans, specifications and blank pro
posals are on file in the office of the
Superintendent of Public Works.
The Superintendent reserves the
right to reject any or all tenders.
MARSTON CAMPBELL,
Superintendent of Public Works.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-12
3. Commercial g. Promotion
STOCK SALES

Honolulu Stock EXchange-Sales
between boards 10 II. c. & S. Co.,
$4O.5O; IS McBryde, 81; 80 do, 81; 10
do, 81; 100 Oahu, 500; 100 d. S33;
so do, s33; 55 do, $33; Koloa, $50;
20 II. c. & S. Co., $4O5O; 5 Waialua,
$1215O; 5 do, $1215O; do, S121.5O;
25 do, $12L5O; $1,000 McBryde 6s,
100; 100 Olaa, 1925; $50 do, $6.1215;
100 do, $6.25; 4 do, S625: 1870 Nc
Bryde, 81; 23O do, 81; 100 do, 81; 100
do, 81; 200 do, 81; 100 do, 81;
Oahu, $33; 80 Pahang, $21.5O; $500
Hilo Is 1901, 1915.
Session sales: 20 McBryde, 81;
Eva, S31.5O; 20 Pahang, $215O; 20
Hon. b. & NJ. Co., s2O.121s; 7 oahu,
$33121a.
Sugar quotations.; IS deg. analysis
beets, IFS. Sd Parity $50. sc deg.
centrifugals, 500.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-12

a wholly uneventfur voyage, except for
the few days of heavy weather
The transport is taking the Thir-
teenth Infantry to Manila, consisting
of TIC enlisted men. She also has
aboard 4S7 casuals, ten civilians and
100 officers for the Philippines.
For Honolulu she brought nineteen
officers and forty-six enlisted casuals.
She has four passengers for Guam.
Among the officers for Schofeld
Barracks is Lieut. Colonel Benson,
Fifth Cavalry, returning from leave.
From Honolulu the Sherman will
take four or five men of the United
States navy.
The transport brought but one days
mail from the mainland, as she left
the day after the Siberia sailed from
San Francisco.
The Sherman will leave for Manila
via Guam tomorrow afternoon at $3.50.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-12
YOUNG CO.
LOSE PROTEST

A special cable to the Bulletin states
that the Breakwater Company of Phil
adelphia has been awarded the con-
tract for the Hilo breakwater, on
which a protest was made by the
Lord-Young Engineering Company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-12
NJ BRYDE LEADING.

McBryde shares continued to lead
in interest on the exchange today, $50
changing hands in seven blocks, all at
81 fiat. Between boards sales amount
ing to 100 shares were also reported
at the same figure. There were still
more to be had at the same price
when the board closed, but the de-
mand for the time being seemed to be
satisfied
Olaa was another cheap stock which
was prominent, 300 shares selling at
1925, and $50 at $612h. The mar
ket closed with $6.12R bid and $6.25
asked.
Oahu Sugar has also experienced
the general advance, and 80 shares
were sold at $33 fiat, with $33.121s
asked at close. Waialua is holding
firm at $121.5O, as is also Hawaiian
Com. & Sugar at $4O.5O.
Good prices and a better under
standing of market conditions are
stated by brokers to have in a meas
ure restored confidence that was lack.
ing a week ago, and the outlook is
considered very good for the future.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-12

Telephone ao13. P. o. Box s22.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-12
TELEGRAUHIc NEWS.
(Per Merchants Exchange.

(Per Merchants EXchange)
SAN FRANCISCO, October 12.-Ar-
rived, a, m, S, S. Chiyo Maru hence
October g.
WILLAPA, October 11.-Arrived,
schooner w. J. Patterson hence Sep
TENDER 10.
FUNCHAL, October 2.-Sailed, Br.
S. S. Willesden for Honolulu, via ports
of Oporto, Gibraltar, etc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-12
BY AUTHORITY
RESOLUTION No. 57s.

RESOLO ION NO. oI5.
Be it Resolved, by the Board of
Supervisors of the City and County
of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, that
the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty
($25OOO) Dollars be and the same is
hereby appropriated from the Cen
eral Fund for the construction of a
wire fence on both sides of the Pa
Iolo Valley Road, in the District of
Honolulu.
Presented by
SAMUEL C. DWIGHT,
Supervisor.
Dated: Honolulu, T. H., October IL,
1911.
At a regular adjourned meeting Of
the Board of Supervisors of the City
and County of Honolulu, held on
Wednesday, October II, 1911, the fore
going Resolution was passed on First
Reading and ordered to print on the
following vote of the said Board;
Ayes: Amana, Arnold, Dwight, Kru-
ger, Mcclellan, Murray. Total, 6.
Noes: None.
Absent and not voting: Low, To
tai, l.
D, KALAUOKALANI, JR.,
City and County Clerk.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-12

President Gilmore of the College Of
Hawaii will address the Mems Club
in Davies memorial hall Monday
evening on the industrial school ques-
ton.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-12

President Judd of the Board of Agri-
culture has addressed a circular letter
to all the fruit shippers of the Terri
tory, and in the communication he has
laid stress on the necessity of more
care being exercised as to the gather.
ing, packing and shipping of pineap-
pies and bananas.
David Ewaliko, the union leader of
Hilo, received a letter from the presi-
dent of the International Longshore-
mems Association instructing his I'M
ion to see to it that a report was sub
mitted to the convention in Washing
ton on November 6, giving full data
regarding the condition of labor in the
Hawaiian Islands to date.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

3iels SprenierL er ifelge BIB.
Stifts 6olfebl.~ o~fgaaet Oe0 Cohen
paa 8i6orq 2lmts Sogebus eiter
I9naere 3ios baorOe 9iOelier iom
5eIge al en- &grielsnlDffe /. San.
Moaneo. Zen ai6eOe, Der bleo 81
aor gommeI, baooe 6eflpOt a0ifil-
lige 8illi0s6oerp / aommmen.
- asben6oDn, 10. Mai. Gen be-
fenote 0onif-amerifoner 4lfreo
Mortenien / Gingiteo er ManOag
ofgoaet oeo Cohen eiter ct fort
SDaeleie, 68 aar aalnmeI. Morten-
fen oar I i'm 3i0 @eneroIo9ent /
Chicago ior G6ia9pollo 2inien og
ienere for ,. 3. 2. g. 5 8irierne
6oiotte ban iio / Ainaite0. @orten-
len oar IF. q, Meoittfter al Sting
iteo 9onf oo MeoIem al 9onfers
isrite 9eitorelie.
6n i pioe areOie fenOt Mon6.
SuSnan0 9e0er 0enbol0t / 9iero-
bp oeo &ierrin9, ser bar 6eflGot
tolri9e G%i1ioS6oerp paa set fom-
mtnole % firfelige Omroo0e, er /
Scar 9tot oeo, 81 Nar CANNED.
- 9p- % 6erre6sifrioer / Spen0-
bora, Siititsraa0 5. 9. ann6ien
er Sonoog 9Gftca Sen 7. 0s. al
aaaet peo 0o0en, 6S 9lor gammeI,
eiter no0en 3iOS SDg6om.
@auoelsreiienOe 8. Mi6el-
len, Der i 36 Ntar bor oaret fltpttet
til 6. @e6ls 8a6rif / aar6ns -
ocrof / 81 anr iom reiien0e =, er
Son0ng @orgen ben z. os. pluOie.
Zig ofoaaet oeo Cohen u6en ofruo-
aaaenoe S09oom. aioe6e, Der bIep
56 9or o., neo itor AgteIie og
5ilIio / neutrality-suspicious..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

6errc Storfe. 2on6s6pen 81
6olm, ser ligger / 0qr5e0en al
engitr9fninaen mellem E6rring ca
lllOum, bar otto pprct betegnet
iom en- rigti9 Storfebp. Der ifuIoe
i 0onmorf fun iinoeS cen 9anoS-
bp, Der paa set nnrmeite funoe op.
piie ct ino tort 9lntaI Storfe CO
Storfereoer iom gl6clm. 8or 10
2Iar ii6en funoe Ser paaoiies y
Reoer meo Storfe, / enfelte gaor-
De inotil Il 9or.
Si6en er antollet imiOlertio aar-
Zig blepen forminoifet, og / anr
fin6es Der ifbIge Belle q. Np."
fun 2 beboeoeS torfereSer | gIboIm.
9isie to Eor fom omtrent en- @aa-
neb ienere emo ipopnnIi9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26
Sill ,,Samferen''s SGiere.

81 onifer at benleoe Ceres Opnlerfiombeo paa Den
0anife aoloni alberta Canada.
"a oenne aoloni bleo begpnot 1909 a Sens
GosmuSien og Sens Wiprtbu, babe oi life nogen Anel-
lie ON, OF ben piI0e bape potiet iom Den bar. Selpfeige-
Zig penteoe ri, at ben piloe gaa iremo0, men 8~remifriO-
tet bar operiteget pore 6oroentninger.
Snotil Dato er ca. 10000 GcreS iolet til 0anlfe
alene, oe ri ontaoer, at 5000 acres al bette areal /
aar er tiliaaet. Monge Suie er bpg9eoa og oct Iigner
en- &ooni 81 aar CANNED. Sernbonen n9rmer Jig
i'm 6ulofsrelie, 9pen er Iaet no, oe 10 Softer er iol9t
paa ben 9etin9elie, at Der opfsres 8pgninger til Seer
bi al 1000 Dollars poa boer 2ebet of ct anr.
% Der en6nu er en- Gel uiolgt 2ano Solomon, on
fer ri at fomme 6orbinOeie me6 6isie, Der ogter at
flDtte til ct go0t 0onlf Settlement, bpor De fan iarnles
oe DO Nobo til 9an6smeno.
@i er o~oerbepiit ON, at Der life iinoes no9et Settle
ment meo en- beore 6renttio for Jig emo 9olorien peo
Stonoaro, alberta.
S6et en- Mon0 fan fgbe irrigation" 9on6, oe pe6
Operrisline aoIe Suffer-gioer, alialfo, Sapeioaer nj.
nj. gioes bam en- itorortet Qnleonin9 oeSuoen brin-
GEL operriSlet 2ano 10 91. mere poa en- Icre
Eao tsrt 2ano oItioa 2on6, Der life er oper-
riset = aoIes pa en- acre $40 gui6els Soeoe os
fra 60-t00 9ni6elS &nnre. Star bringer ca. 20 8u.
og Mfalfoen betes 2-3 @ange. 6o0ring al Soin, 3nor
o9 areoturer betaler iig p~pperlig.
8etolineSnilfaorene er CODE. Mon fon fsbe 9on0
oeo at betaIe en- SienOeoel og Geiten naor man bar Oh
let noget. @ltioo: in9en apI, ineen Detailing. @n an
ben Oeaaoe CT at betale en- EienOeoel, naar man FIBER,
o9 en- 8ienoeoel boert Ior, inotil 9on6et er betalt.
0erfor, oerion Der ct ro9en, Der snifer at 6lioe
ieloitGnoig og iom pnifer at DO iblanbt 9~anosman6,
Oa tror ri, at oct bill betaIe io for iaaoanne at reiie
op og bee oenne aoloni.
Der bIiper en- Grcurion oerop ben 6. SUM. 9i
snifer Dem meb. Saa fan De o9lge for DEM ieIp.
Wen MI er 8ioen, bpis De t9nfer paa at flptte. ln-
Oerise ielo og ifrio efer Bigger, Sort og andre OpIps-
nineer til
Sens Wbrtbn, @Ieicber, alberta, Gan.
ener: Garl 9. Gbriitianien, CIT Sorn, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-26

bnaget alene pao Dor egen Opipa-
ring, or oct umuligt at iiQe; ri hau-
De ielpielgelio life BAIT ioa Oelple-
joe % befnemme 5orbol6 lom nit,
life better ct ioa oemofrotiif Gurus
iorbrua. 0fen nj bopOe iiffert lnrt
at uOnntte pore Wi0lsr mere efono.
milf, bnooe Iprt at 6pqae biai9ere
% mooife ooa fife 0oorligere.
Sfol ri - ilutter 5orfotteren -
m6oe Ben irenme0e aapitolinooiion
% eftcr6annoen tranae Den til6o9e,
nloa oct pNre pe6 Ell Mo0beop9el-
ie. @i mao reiie I ieIoe 2unoet Sc
Miolcr. boormp0 pi fan ofornge
% u6Isic @nloeu. % 9et;naeIien
for, at ri fan aere set, er, at Ger
timber en- 3noonnelie al Gopitnl
Steo. Stoten moa life nsies me0
at brinae Balance / lit &eqnifob,
men MAJ, citer6oonoen iom Si6erne
be0res, % SilotGQterne fslaelig ilp-
Der ri%aeli1ere. ifa6e ct 0perifuo,
iom Ben fon BRUCE til Stotsqnl-
0enS 0e06rinQelie. Bore aommlt-
ner moa ielae @rempIet, % pore
tore 9enQeinitituter moa in0ie, at
Def er Ell Acknowledgements at bebare
port gr6oernslio ielUitpnSiQt 60
innOt. 9i bar life Gooo til flere
ariier al iomme 2lrt iom Sen. oi
liae bar gennemlepet.
%aO6cn6nUns SOlfctnl. StOrc Sog-
nc. 6ulfcrigc @nScr. Reinlfo-
tet al 1olfetpain9en Sen [. 5e6rnar
or M al a~eben6opns itotiitiife aon-
Tor ~bear6eioet ior 6ope6ita6ens 9e0.
fommenoc. I'll Soueoitooen req
mes aabcn6oun. 6reocrifsbera 90
@entofte commune, % 63lfetaQet
oar her hen6oIoso:s 462. ISL,
97,237 o. 1861 eaer Jolt 5S4.0s9.
! %aeben6apns aonle apprterer
er SnobpagerontnIIet itooig ne6ob-
ooaen0e. Sra 1860 - 1906 Qif
9onet neo ira $4,000 til 6S, 900,
% MI er set / oe ii6ite 5 9lor noer-
ligere oanet neo til 10000. Den
ioa meaet itsrre er Silo9fiten / Be
mere aoarterer.
a~sbenbopn er M 6elt | SO 500.
ne, iom BOG or al meget i~orifenise
Sterrelie. % en- Del trpnger til
Ceiling. Ger er en6nu 8 Sogne,
iom bar "a, 900 Snobpgaere. Sterit
er ct. Sobnnnes Soen meb oper
$1,000 Snob., ct. Socobs meb
2i,800, ct. WnttbpnS meo 24,631.
8ereiter bar 5tefons Sogn 22.900
% ct. anoreos Soan 20,559, ct.
9ouIs og Seaig aors Sogne bar
meGGem 10 og 10000 Snob., gor
5reliers, Gbriitians. Dor 6rue, Set
Iemane, ariitfirfens, 5ribanns, 81
ons, 9nbibs. Simeons, aaperna-
INNS, @oIbp, 0atbonaeIS % Sun6bp
Sogne bar meflem 10 o9 $4,000
Snob., ale De sorige IS Sogne bar
UNDER 10000 Snob.
5 nooIe al De itore Soene arbei.
oes Der BOG ira Menigbe6ens og
airfeiolfets SIDE pna en- 0eIino,
Dette oel6er innle6es bI. a. gaIbp,
ct. Sacobs og Stefans Sogne.
gaa 5reoerifsberg bar fun Ct.
Sbomas Sogn un6er 10000 Sn6b.,
@ootbnabs. Mnrienoals oe ct. CIT
cas- Sogne bar mellem 10 oe 10.
900, Ct. Mnrcus Sogn oper 1900
og 8reocricfsbers Sosn liee peo
10000 Sn6b., Seleriip Sogn bar
ao6t 10000 Sn6b., @entofte CO..
5000 og Srorup co. $500.
glon6t De t9tteit befolfeoe So