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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17
WABASSO

N. D. Woods and brother, of Bona
venture, are spending some time here.
DR.. D. Rose, of Sebastian, was a pro.
fessional visitor here Sunday afternoon.
George Sears and Clarence Vandiveel
drove out to Fellsmere Sunday morning.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. P. Van.
diveer, Tuesday, February 7th, fine
little daughter.
Vernon M. Michael arrived here Fri
day from Palm Beach. and is now with
his brother, A. B. Michael, on the pen
insula.
Miss Minnie Shirke, Olive Jameson,
Mildred and Irene Smith attended the
musicale at Fort Pierce last Friday
evening.
Miss Mable Stuff, of Fort Pierce,
spent several days here the first of the
week, the guest of Misses Mildred and
Irene Smith.
Albert Wunderlich, who has spent the
last two months here with S. l.. South
ard, returned to his home in Phiadel-
phia last week.
A merry party of young people chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Beers,
enjoyed a trip to the beach and dip
in the surf Sunday afternoon.
Quite few of our people are i'll with
the grippe or severe colds. Rev. VIE
and, E. E. Smith and Junior Helping
are among the ones most seriously in
disposed, and we hope they will all have
a rapid recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Jameson, Mrs. A.
w. Herr, Mrs. S. C. Beers and Mr..
Studebaker composed party who spent
Thursday to Sebastian creek Quite
few fish were caught and all re- orted a
very pleasant trip.
There will be meeting of the Chris
tian Endeavor society at the school
house Sunday evening at Z o'clock. j.
r. Leatherman has been appointed as
leader for the evening and the topic to
be discussed is: Serenity; How to
Get 1t; What it Accomplishes." Every
one is invited to be present.
Following is the Honor Roll of Wab-
asso Grammar school for week ending
February 10th: Irene Smith, 100; Flor
ence Smith, 100; Olive Smith, 100; FL
wood Haas, 100; Leroy Stevens, IS;
Katherine Leisher, 80; Mary Eby, 80;
Florence Haas, 80; Bernard Stevens,
80; Daniel Leisher, 80; Grover Jones 80.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17
EDEN

Mrs. Schofeld spent the week end
with her relatives. :
Mulberries are ripening and we will
soon have pie galore.
j. G. Wey is making fine progress in
painting his beautiful residence.
Mrs. J. H. LeTourneau left Monday
to visit her daughter in Daytona.
j. H. LeTourneau has been in Fort
Pierce serving on the Jury this week.
Charles Blossoms family went to the
regular meeting of the G. B. Y. c. last
Saturday.
Mrs. Stark and Miss Lena Stark were
calling at Fleetwood last Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. McMullen entertained informal
ly for her house guests. last Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Maud Miller sprained her ankle
quite severely last week, but is gradual
~ recovering.
Messrs. Gammeter and Wolf made a
pleasant three days cruise up the st.
Lucie River last week. 49,
A. d. Merwin has force of men en-
gagged in making improvements to the
interior of Oceanview Villa.
Miss Amy Richards, who spent last
week at her parents home, returned to
Stuart Saturday night accompanied by
her sister Miss Sarah.
Invitations have been received by
many of our residents to the grand
valentine ball given by the G. B.. Y. c.
at the Mid-Rivers Country Club.
Madames McMullen, Frank, Phillips,
Richards and LeTourneau attended, a
very pleasant social gathering given by
the Unity Chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star at the Masonic Hall, Jen-
sen, last Wednesday afternoon. T..
Mrs. F. B. Richards and Mrs. j. H.
LeTourneau were the guests for the
day of Mrs. r. R. Ricou at her home
in Jensen last Friday. An added
pleasure was the trip both ways in the
automobile which Mrs. Ricou kindly
placed at the disposal of her guest.
R. r. Ricou's fine Ford car refused
to go any further on this sandy road
and selected nice cool shady place and
stopped last Sunday. After exhausting
the skill of the local engine doctors.
Mr.. Frederickson was sent for, and
remedied. This is the first time it has
baked in over three thousand miles of
travel. Mr.. Ricou boarded the train at
this station, and proceeded to Fort
Pierce where the auto soon followed
him.
Mrs. John Miller tour Florence Night
engale) returned from her mission to
the hospital at st. Augustine last Thurs
day night. She is full of praise of DR..
Worey's surgical skill. The frightfully
injured limbs of little Helen Salsberg
were sewn up, twenty yards of silk be-
ing required. The child was on the
operating table 81 hours. 1t was per-
fectly wonderful to see the result
every wound on one leg was complete
ly closed, and the other nearly so. She
has every chance of recovery unless
blood poisoning should set in.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17

j. E. Pace, who is known as the Gel
cry King at Sanford, is preparing to
plant fifty acres in cantaloupes. This
will be the largest acreage under single
management at that place.
By plurality of 10 votes Henry T.
Titus has been elected mayor of Day
tona for the coming year.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-02-17

Your opportunity to buy something
III need, and to sell something you
hit need, may both be found in the
me column of TRIBUNE want ads.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-03
LABOR NO LONGER DOUBTS
All Hope That Reports of Con-
fessions Were False Vanishes.

Labor leaders no longer doubt the story
OF the confession of the McNamaras.
though on Friday evening many of them
guilty.
The Mcnamara defence fund conference.
which was to have held a mass meeting in
the Labor Temple, SIth street, near Second
avenue. on Thursday evening, will hold the
meeting as called. but it will probably be
different meeting from the kind intended.
Julius Gerber. secretary Of the conference,
said last evening that the previous even
ing he believed the story of the confession
vas a lie. but had now changed his mind.
Il must now believe the confession was
made" he said. 81 hope the public will
give the unions fair play and realize that
they would not countenance such acts. The
fact that these men were guilty does not
mean that they are typical union men,
which they are not"
Bernard Kelly. business agent Of the
lronmogldaIs' Conference Board, consisting
of twelve local unions. said he believed the
McNamaras confessed. but he would not
be sure they were guilty. They might,
though innocent have been surrounded
with such d mesh of evidence that they
had to plead guilty TO save their necks.
Believing them innocent" he said our
national union contributed about 81, 900
To their defence fund. Each member of
our local was also assessed 25 cents. If
they are guilty they did not represent or
ganized labor"
President Percy Thomas. of the New
York branch Of the Commercial Telegraph
ers' Union. said the confession was a blow
to labor, but it had its uses Members of
unions, he said, would not now be so ready
10 aHo" their sympathies TO run away with
their judgment
New-York tribune., 1911-12-03
FEDERAL ACTIVITY GROWS
Tracing Alleged Conspiracy to
TRANSPORT Dynamite.

Indianapolis, Dec. 2--Increased activity or
agents Of the Department of Justice in an
investigation OF an alleged conspiracy in
volving associates OF the Mcnamara broth
ers Illegally TO transport dynamite from
state to state was shown to-day.
United States Attorney Miller obtained
from Judge Joseph Markey, of the County
Criminal Court an order for possession Of
a mass of records OF the International As
sociation OF Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers A dray load OF books and corre-
spondencc was taken from the vault OF a
trust company. where they had been held
by the county authorities, TO the Criminal
Court Building, TO await the resumption OF
the grand jurys inquiry on December a..
This evidence is In addition TO a large par
eel Of records Of the iron workers associa- =
tion. already in the hands Of the federal
authorities
Commenting on A report that tho Nc
Namara brothers might be brought here as
witnesses in the inquiry, Mr.. Miller said
that no such action was contemplated, 50
far as he knew.
II cannot say how many witnesses there
will be-" he added, "snd certainly We will
not now reveal the identity Of any one of
them
'Manifestly IT is improper for us 10 dis
cuss now details Of the ultimate scope of
this inquiry" said Clarence Nichols Mr..
AIiler's assistant.
Accountants have been busy with rec
ordS and correspondence Of the Interna-
tionaI Associatio Of Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers IN the grand Jury's cham
btrs since the documents were taken over
by order Of Federal Judge 4. 3. Anderson.
Clocks. fuses and Illuminating caps seized
I'm tho raid on the Offices Of the association
when J. j. Mcnamara was arrested are
locked In vaults In the Federal Building.
Many pounds OF dynamite also confiscated
in the raid. are in charge OF the federal
authorities and remain in 2 secret depos-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-03

on a mortifying defensive. u now requires re-
form on the side Of responsibility TO law and 10
them. as they cannot bat see. On tina, reform
they should insist. and they should assist lsW
itself 10 It. for law will he forced ty public
opinion and public safety 10 effect II. .
LABoR's WORST ENEMIES
From The Boston Post.
One good result. ~e trust. will follow from all
tiis horrible tusiness. There vii 10 no NOR.
dynamite arguments in Industrial controversies m
this country. Th. few reckless spirits. who are
capable Of contemplating such atrocious methocs
ar. the worst enemies organised labor car pos
sibIy have, and they will bs treated as such ~
the labor unions themselves.
YES, WHAT
From TIE New York rinads
What have the responsibls leaders OF orSan-
lied labor to say to these confessional NJ Sam
u.l Gou,pers can only lift hts hands in horror."
and Mr.. John Mitchell declares that he had SUP
posed that proof would b. aad1ced % crow tina,
an explosion OF gss destroyed the Los Anr.ls.
Times Buiidingi Does labor feel that this is
enough? Will tho members Of labor uaien,
,hrouzhout the country. most OF them lsw-ahh
ing man. accept these expressions Of their repre-
sentative leaders a ftting and sufficient com
n,.nt upon the awful disclosures az Los Angeles?
From the day when James p. McSanara's bomb
oIev his twenty-ors victims into etsrnity down
"a the present time no authoritative voice in The
,.rt. q, labor has been raised TO express The
hone ,ha. the murderers would be brought TO
,,.tice. even though they should prove TO be
',r,or men. Lasor's talk has been of gas ez-
n,o.iou. OF conspiracy b. the proprietor -
IN. 10. Angeles newspaper TO blow up thasr-o'n
,,.- ard Az ths crime on the unions. .,-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-03
MORE ARRESTS TO COME
Burns Says Others Are as Guilty
as the McNamaras..
10y Telegraph to Tho Tribune.

Chicago, Dec. ..-Detective William J.
Burns left Chicago this evening 10 take
up anew the trail which he hopes soon 10
end with the arrest of every man con-
nected with the Mcnamara dynsmitlne
gang The detective refused 10 divulao
his destination. but It is believed he went
TO Indianapolis.
Before his departure he intimated that
the result OF the guilty pleas entered by
the Mcnamara brothers might mean fur
ther arrests IN San Francisco lie refused
20 made predictions as 10 when the arrests
VI ould come
That means the men who employed the
New-York tribune., 1911-12-03

ALUMINIUM TEA KETTLES
5-quart Wear Ever alum
iuum tea kettle. So *
6is quart Wear Ever" So
aluminium tea kettle. at ~
IMPORTED FANCY SCRAP
BA 3 X Z + S--almost every
color under the sun, choice
OF any in this lot, S0o
az. .........s.. ..s. wv
Oval-Top Table -- music table
with lIN2i-in. mating top
and 2 music shelves 50
beneath, at.............. -
= Building, Main Floor and l.,
New-York tribune., 1911-12-03

had raised TO help the McNamaras. he
said the fund was in the hands OF COM
mlttee Of the Federation in Washington ~
c.. and that within few days 5000 more
would have been added to 1t.
What will be done with this fundE ne
was asked.
The obligations We have assumed VIII
be discharged Just as II this thing had
never happened" said he. THAT is' tne
financial obligations. II is our duty 10 oo
that. As to returning the balance. DO not
think there is likely to be much balance
left"
New-York tribune., 1911-12-03
Sale of Gifts for the Home

IMPORTED SCRAP BASKETS
value nearly double. ST
your choice at...........'l Il
FANCY LINED AND UN-
LINED WORK d0~
BASk E.TS-at. w
RAFFIA BASk ETS-a very
large line OF rama goods
suitable for trimming with
ribbons for the holidays:
collar boxes, Gun boxes
glove, boxes. work boxes,
and whiskbroom holders.
EldS Er,Ss' range l0c to 7Sc
New-York tribune., 1911-12-03

itory said to be on the outskirts Of this
city. 1t is understood that many witnesses
have been subpoenaed for the grand jury
New-York tribune., 1911-12-03

IN iusr1ot
superb mar Bile
bits other and beautiful things
be Rotunda, the Main Floor OF
A NJ. 49,. - -. s.n
Of prices desc
we EMPHATCALLY STATE that tn e following VA
~ ART GIFT SUGGESTlO Ms!
~ a " selectinn IS STRONGLY advised
New-York tribune., 1911-12-03

l. A BOO FURNITURE
Tabouret-i4 in. high, 10 IN.
square. mating tor. 40c
az. ........... .-....... wv
Table-29 i'm. high. with IS
In. square top, Sd Sn
dt .....s. s.s...-.s scc
Corner Chair 49, 1T-in. square
mating seat. 81 IN
di .s.......s.... soo
BIG LOT OF CARPET-TOp
BLA CkING STOOLS - iu
oak or walnut finish; IL .n.
hign. 13-in. square top; 81
special .........-..... L
(GREENli
New-York tribune., 1911-12-03

.ARGE VIENNA NASE-re'l
lustcr and gold-encrusted
decoration, with painting oN
RI. Weisel OF The Fllgnt
after Bisslns); 'T1S7 N
value $40. at. .V-of 'cO
y.,-a,-.-tffsr- 70.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-03
THE M'NAMARA CONFESSIONS.
OUGHT TO BE THE LAST.

OUGHT TO BE THE LAST.
From The Philadelphia Record.
It will doubtless be a long time before any
other group OF criminals perpetratins outrases In
the abused name OF Labor will have the hardi@
hood to ask the workinsmen OF the country 10
raise fund to save them from the vengeance OF
the law.
LESSON is PLAIN.
From The New York World.
The lesson OF the Los Angeles tragedy is so
plain that even thu blindest can read II. Union
labor In tho tinted States must clean house. II
must set its affairs in order ana become re-
sponsible institution Either that II will be
destroyed, the good along with the OWL. The
American people will not tolerate orssniza-
ton that either wantonly or stupidity makes itself
the tool OF systematize1 murder and anarchy.
BAD LEADERSHIP
From The New York Herald
Fraternizsd workingmsn everywhere who have
been contributing from their wages to the de-
fence fund will now realize what they have not
realized before. They have been led badly.
Leadership that ends in such situation for
some millions OF respectable men IS not tho lead
ership that will bring permanent. Improvement to
leadership that organized labor icap,d forward as
one man 10 the defence OF the prisoners. The
type must change: the methods must change; the
persistent widening OF the breach must cease IL
the position OF labor Is 10 be benefited BY crgan-
izaton.
HIGH TIME, INDEED.
From The Springfield Republican.
II is high time that, in no uncertain way the
labor unions OF this country dlssociats them
selves from all suggestion or suspicion Of SYM
rathy with a kind of labor warfare that EN-
ploys explosive tombs and makes murder the by
., oduct of terrorism. The McNarnarns in their
zeal for unlonism became dynamite campaign
ers. II 10 10 he hoped that they are tho last Of
their kind.
ONLY ONE COURSE OPEN.
From The Boston Herald
For the aggressive unionsts but one course s
now open, and that they will doubtless lose no
time in taxing. They should coma out in no un-
certain tones in declaring that violence and mnr-
der bring no help TO the cause of organized
labor. that their Rattle besides resfs no such
,reapons. even II any civilized society would long
tolerat. their use.
REFORM REQUIRED.
From The Brooklyn Eagle.
For the credulous rnisled and cruelty deceived
and rutblessly assessed men OF organized laoor.
men Of peace ard preterrins peace, We have re-
eret and sympathy. Their system has been put
New-York tribune., 1911-12-03

RICHLY DECORATED WEN
IA VASES-with paintings
New-York tribune., 1911-12-03
Cereal Sets

CEREAL SETS-blue Delft
decorations. set OF q cereal
Jars. q spice jars oil bottle
vinegar bottle and salt 81
box; complete for. ,....'J
SET--mosaic decora. SS IN
tion In dove color. stTC.OU
HARDWOOD CEREAL RACKS
suitable for above 81 1S
SET--new oval shape: dark
blue border. decorauon same
composition as 81 1n
above. at........... u w
(GREENHUr Bldg. Main FL.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27

On er mpetie, OH Snaps Der |
9orol
Oh omtooger bort Sino, % oil itprer
os ilot
Eli ct lloif9nf boert tuiinoe Sfribtl
On bar aft, boao Der oraeer os ei.
ter big ben
Get fan alorie for tiot bliue
io9t
Moa leg taffe big for, buao on ei.
Der Din 8ell,
6or Din onarenoe, rnienoe Wagti
on Ieifeo' min 9roOer, min 5a.
Der, min 8en,
Selu en- 9ruogom Dig life iorimaarl
6or dig giues BET beOite oct
fpreite FEN
Gi Ell iparer DOR 6Gorene-@aorol
geo oin @leo isoes Born uoen
Sener / Arm,
Der mart fan boerfen leoe ener %,
Og on logger ben SGO / Smoapi-
gernes Barn,
Der OiI bore oct goIoeite 5rs.
% on giper ct Sprog til Dor IoI-
Ienoe Muno
- Set er gqdernes Sprog, ser er
DIT.
Oct iom aattenes Sfraol / ben
nntlige Stuno.
Gr for Menin9 oo Snmmenbpns
frit.
Og bu Iprer os G0er, on Iprer os
Gang,
Saa en- Sfsge moo ipnfe lit glifl
9u os fremtrpller 5rtbeo ieIo I'M.
Der ben 8oon9
8i for Din Sfplo / 3ugtbuiet tit.
Sa. ieg Ter poa dig, Snnpsl booO
ioa oite ieg ioa,
Soa6 6in @erning forIaneit bar
mig iagt:
On pil Iomme min Aon0 og Dor
6aonO, noar ri itna
Baa Dor ipnfenoe Sfn0e pno gagtl
6. 2anafil6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27
Gil Yr9iter og Wenigbeoer
| }olua areos.

Faa are6sms0et iiOite @iteraar
bIeO Ell SenitilIing ira 8es Woines
MieuigbeO 0ebtoget; ben gif no pna,
at areoien itetter 7esMoines Re.
nig6eo me0 $15 on Naoneoen, mob
at oct tillaoes areoiens StDrelie,
ON ben snifer oct, at onDen0e Re.
nigbe0ens Brett til anoet Missions.
or6ei0e cen Ssnoog ON Moaneoen.
8i benleOer oa 6ermeo areoiens
9rpiters % Weni96eoers Opmprf.
iombeo paa, at ON : snifer at asre
Drug al Oes Wfoines BrpitensSipIp
/ e6ers 9irfiombeoer, So mao 5 ben.
penoe e0er til are0sformonoen, gait.
8. 9ielien, 8eiton, Soma. opsnn.
gaaenoe.
90 iaa IiOt angnaenoe areoiens
financieIle StiIIine.
Oct er De fleite of eoer 6efenot,
at areoiens aosie par / itor timber.
balance peo areosmeoet iioIte 81.
ternar. geo Wisiionsofre og prioa.
te @aoer naneoe pi gennem Otter.
doret Ioa langt, at Oi fit @plOen
betolt; men aasien er tom, oa bper
Noaneo ifnl en- life ian lille Gum
uobetales til bore 9rsore, JON ui
bar looet at bi9Ipe (co. 500 ON
Waaneoen). a9re 8enner, Lao os
mn ale biRlpes 40. iaa er 6en Gag
life Iaa oonifelig. Optag ct Offer
| Wenigbeoen eler bolo ct efstra
Misiionsmsoe, peo boiIfen 2eilio.
beb ct Offer optoees til areosmis.
iionen. Og ioa 5 fore uelbaoenoe
eler life oelbapenoe Benner, iom Ell.
FER Dor are6smisfion, ieno en- pri.
bat @aoe til Dor areSmisiionsfosie.
0&erren bar bet bebop". BRr mn
ogiaa pilIig til at fremien6e oetl
ALE biaIpe, ineen ipise, enie.
beb ger ftnrfl1
s. NieIfen areosfopnonb.
Srits aanberfen, seft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27
3anif Seman0smisiiOn
/ San Srantisro.

4nsenr oanif en..lut6. Weniabe6
me0 bens Grpit, 9aitor z. 9. 6.
5onien. er bIepet u6npunt til at
eoe @isiionsarbeioe mellem &c tal-
rioe Oanife Semen0 / 5an 6ran.
cisco iom ct geo al " ooerfir.
SemanoSmisio n,
iom felgenOe SfrioeIie uobiier:
agbenboon, D. ~. Sec. 1910.
gelGruGr0ige
Sr. 9aitor q. g. 6. 0anien.
ansgar Ganisb 9ut6eron G6urd,
San 8rancisco. Sal.
9na iiOite geitDreliesmeoe 6leU
Ceres 9re0 al 80. Sui 1910 rem
la9t efter at pare orsitet / ct 10.
~naIgsme6e fo%rinoen. Get er mig
fart of funne meooeIe Gem, at Be.
res SfrioeIie bIep mootoget me0
@lRoe og meo Sof til Serren, for-
81 ri ielte os forbnnone meo 9em
og otbe goarO OF 9ruitees~ % belle
Meniabeoen / Son francisco / fpl-
les Gro / ben 9elligaano. 8i gnifer
3em ale 0oa6e % 5reO.
Get bleo mig paalagt at iige
Gem, at Ri meo @lpOe anerfenoer
oct 9lrbei0e. iom Menigbeoen oil
gre for De taIrioe SgmGn6 og
5iifere, og al ri eerne ier, at Me.
ni9beoen pil u6fsre benne @erning
iom et2eo AUTHORIZATIONS Ssmanos.
mission, baoret al oens 0eltogelie
og Ststte. Com ct iDnIigt 10.
trpf for oenne bepiIgeoe geitpreIien
uin6til oi0ere $50 (et Snnoreo og
ZENITH Dollars fra /. Sonunr 1911
til N1isiion blonot ifnnoinnuiife 81.
folf og 5iifere / Gan 5rancisco og
bent, iom nnlsbe Sopnen~.
gor aasierer er: SqgermeIter 8.
9. aOoIp6, ct. Qnnn gIaOs 3,
Dor 5ormano grooit tic. teol. 8. 80.
Senger, 0p 9oloboenoe 45.
a9rlige Siliener til Gem oe Me.
nigbeoen. @lnOelie Set.
Geres benginne,
u. g. Storm, Sogneprpit,
gitaoellet, aebenbnon.
Denne fprlige DeltageIie og aner-
fenoelie fra Dor Wooerfirfes 81.
manosmisiion oil fiffert glpoe ale
Dor airfes Benner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27

S ct Oroififte meo Sr. Sfiolo-
borg ifrioer Bait. Salo0an SelDeg
bl. q. | o9onnep.":
nNonr en- Of Menigbeoens W9no
bienme / Dnnmorf refer beroDer,
pIeier ban Of tone rent Jlag -
men iaa err Der ganife pitt ogiaa
ftore Sammenilutninger | bet BON.
tie Soft beroDre, Der lnaier Dsren
eoot. 8i f~orbebo[oer os iamme @et
! Wenigbeoerne, nnpnlig naar Sei-
lerne life tor tone rent GIag.
MItiaa, bpis Sr. Sfioloborg On.
Fer at ie en- ~inaperipnet og !felsiet
Brett ifoi ban bore biertelig bel
fommen. &nn rlon fige, bDao ban
bill, ! NIT 6iem; men ban niod
,meget nnbifpIbe, at Nenisbeoens
9oIeritoI er lltffet.~
Colt fdet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27

On Del Of Gbicagos be0Ite gor-
eere beilutte6e fig ime(lem for en-
9io tilbage, at BET ifuloe booe en-
Gn6e meo oen gbbioe SlaDeban-
oel", ion langt 2open OiIoe biitan
Dem. De antog Sagfgrer Glif-.
forO %. Noe iom 6eres agent, oe
fsfgen6e oiier HeiuItatet at ct Gars
arbeioe: 81 %ooerbeniit ON at BANJO
fe meo ROin0er, 1000 usnifeIigs
M9no og aninSer oreoet fra 8pen
oa flere SunOre6e Biger braet til
boge til 6eres Slastninse. 5ertil
bemprfer .Sbe 2utb.", at f1ngpan-
geIiet formoor at foranore Wenne.
ffebieftet, men 2ooer fan bIioe en-
flor 6iplp for epnngeliet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27

oGbriition Scienee" int paa Brg-
be. Nrs. 5tetion / @en 9orf fri
per / Science on6 Seoltb~: gMrs.
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funoe ieire ooer Spn6, SD9oom og
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andre. Oct er Gbriition Sciences
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