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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-27
EVERY MAN HAS HIS
OWN INDIVIDUALITY

1t takes more than tape
measure to be a good Mer-
chant Tailor. You can't get
good clothes without paying
for them. Nothing which is
in bad taste is in good style
and what is not expressly
made for you is not apt to be-
come you. Every man has his
own individuality and 1t is as
distinct as his thumb print
He can't match 1t in ready
mades, they are everybody's
clothes.
TOM KENNEDY,
TAILOR.
3RD ST. LAURIUM.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-27

Honesty is the best policy. but the
premiums are fearfully high some
times.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-27

News want ads bring results.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
DEMOS BUSY PARCELING STATE

Continued from First Page)
tier, Hitchcock Hayes, Perkins, Chase,
Dundy, NuckOlls and Clay. Plaoek wants
10 add Fillmore, jefferson and Thayer and
cut out Perkins and Hall. 0uackenbush
wants to put Gage back into this district
and run the western dividing line west OF
Phelps county and west Of Furnas, cutting
out Chase, Dundy, Hayes, Hitchcock,
Frontier. Cooper and RED Willow, which
he would add TO the sixth. throwing Nor
RS and Kinkaid In together.
AL counties west OF those mentioned are
left for the Sixth district
AIartoh DOubts Legality.
Although doubtful OF the bills constitu-
tiOHality. Governor Aidrich has signed H.
R. lO7. by Housh. TO prohibit gift enter
prises and the using OF trading stamps
Before doing 80, he held q hearing satur-
day forenoon and listened TO objections
made by several merchants and attorneys
representing dealers in various lines, c..
c. F'lansburg, II. Herpolsheimer and VIII
liam Colo OF Lincoln were among those
who appeared in opposition TO the measure.
Another was c. A. Kinmbah who spoke
for a Chicago manufacturing concern.
II 10 practically certain that the new
law will be taken into the courts. This
was one reason why the governor gave 1t
his official approval. az he preferred not
to assume the province OF passing upon II.
II. r. q. by Hatfield. the bill changing
the Ofrm Of supervision for the care Of
dependent ahd neglected children who be-
come state wards, has also received the
signature OF Governor Aldrioh
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
Glover Charges that
Mother Was Deceived
by Church Trustees
Son Of Founder Of Christian Science
Files Additional Bill Of Equity
in Will Suit

CONCORD. N. IT,, March San ad-
ditional bill in equity filed today in the
superior court in behalf OF George w.
Glover Of Lead, S. d., against the trustees
OF the First Church OF Christ, Scientist OF
Boston, makes the direct allegation that
Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, founder Of the
Christian Science church. was ''sys-
Dramatically deceived and led TO bequeath
nearly the whole Of her property to the
said church in ignorance Of the fact that
so great bequest was forbidden by the
laws OF New Hampshire and Massaehu-
sets"
II is further alleged the plaintiff in the
case now before the courts, George w.
Glover, was also deceived and entered
into an agreement not to contest the will
OF his mother, Mary Baker c. Eddy. with
out suspecting that an illegal disposition
Of the property was in contemplation"
It lie stated he agreed not TO question
any lawful requests that his mother might
make, but It is further declared he would
never have agreed TO an illegal distrlbu-
ton Of the property and did not 90 agree.
Further, the bill declares the defendants
well knew Mr. Glover would not have en-
tered into an agreement which would bind
him to acauiesenee in an evasion of the
law and he was, therefore, carefully kept
from any knowledge Of the purposes Of
the defendants.
Another allegation is that the plaintiff
was estranged from his mother through
the Vaccinations Of the directors OF the
First Church OF Christ, Scientist, her mind
having been poisoned against him by false
statements" II Is also charged that he
was under the influence Of malicious ami
NAL magnetism" which has so many times
been mentined IN the Eddy suits.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
Kites Carry Mast for
Wireless Telegraphy
Experimenters at San Francisco Catch
Spark from Station in Japan
1900 Miles Away.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 25.-Notsbie
achievements in wireless telegraphy are
reported by a party that conducted ex-
periments in receiving messages with the
aid of high flying kites on q beach near
the Golden Gate last night.
The experlmenters claim to have heard
distinctly calls from San Juan, R0lsS
Rico; washington, d. c. Key West, 3roGs.
lyn navy yard. Colon. Guantanamo, CabS
and the station at otichishi, Japan, which
Is 1900 miles distant They also detected
Marconi spark which they believe was
sent from Cornwall, England, a distance
of $500 miles.
The receiving aerials were strung be-
tween two pairs of sixtesn-foot kites
which rose TO height estimated at / 800
feet.
Today reports OF the experiment are
being prepared for transmission to the
War department, together with suFEes.
lions for the use of such an apparatus
for the detection OF distant activities OF
enemies
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26

intimate that IL Is the first step towards
reforms that may bring back peace and
right to their troubled country
They do not say that right will come,
because they do not say that President
Diaz would do anything that would dis
please the common people the people
who are fighting against the interests"
but they think there is chance Of affairs
taking a trun that will end the war.
Americans posted on Mexican affairs
look upon the present occurrence as the
first real light 70 break through the clouds
that have been hanging over Mexico for
more than a year. Diaz will never reign
they say. but he will appoint a cabinet
that will be acceptable TO all the people
one that Ia neither anti-Diaz nor anti
revolution, but one which recognizes the
good that the president has done and the
right fthe demands of the people.
Corral, the vice PRESIDENT is a sick man
and is already preparing to go to Europe.
1t Is the belief that DiaE after naming
IAmantour prime minister will also leave
for Europe. This would leave Limantour.
his friend, in the presidential chair. Lman-
tour has already expressed sympathy with
the demands OF the insurrectos and he is
expected TO carry out reforms that would
plaeate them.
With General Bernardo Reyes now ban
ished by order Of Diaz on a high salaried
military mission in Europe, because he was
too popular at the head OF the army. as
minister Of war, and Miguel Ahumada as
minister of the interior in charge of all
state affairs, Americans believe that the
three could carry out reforms sufficient
to satisfy the people. Ahumada has always
been popular and while friend of Diaz.
has also been friend of the people
With these men TO carry out the reforms
and re-establish the government, the Amer
leans believe the lnsurrectos would waive
their demand that Diaz resign the presl-
dency and that his term would be allowed
TO continue with Limantour holding down
tho job.
This would allow Diaz to end his term in
honor instead Of disgrace as a rejected Of
ficer and after the new election five years
hence, with changes meantime in the con-
stitutiOn preventing more than one term
In office he might return II alive and pass
his declining years among his people the
idol Of old his tyrannies, against which
they are now fighting, forgotten
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
POLICE HUNTING THREE MEN
Definite Report They Were Seen
Leaving Court House.
TWO MUSICIANS SAW THEM
Police and Representatives of CaId-
well & Drake Place No Inn
pOrtahee Upon Arrest OF
George Bishop.

The police investigation to find the
dynaniiters who tried to blow up the court
house Friday morning is being conferred
on the report that three men were seen
leaving the court house shortly before the
explosion. These three men have been
traced by information gained from street
car conductors from South Omaha to the
court house.
r. Il. Moulton, who lives in the Karbaoh
block, and Grace Browne, 2ol9 Harvey
street, mueicians returning home at that
hour, saw three men run from the court
house enclosure shortly before the expio-
sion. They were so badly frightened by
the shock Of the two blasts that they did
not closely observe these three men.
The detectives are not inclined to place
any Importance on the arrest Of Bishop,
the suspect now in jail, but he will be held
for further investigation.
i am inclined to the belief that the three
unidentified men are those we seek, and we
will center our efforts on their capture, -
said Chief Donahus.
Attaches Of the Caldwell 4 Drake office
place little or no importance on the arrest
Of George Bishop on suspicion Of having
been implicated in the dynamiting OF the
new court house
Ahohbh MS appearance ana actions are
suspicious they are inclined to the belSf
that II he we're one Of the dynamlters he
would not be lingering around the building
after the crime had been committed.
Miss Helen Sinclair. office manager
states that she does not expect Mr.. Cald-
we'll here soon. He 10 tied up with other
matters in Louisville and he could not
possibly get away at this time, she saws
Significance IL attached TO the fact thai
the suspect admits having slept in a box
car In South Omaha Friday night for the
bloodhounds on the trail led the detective
to car in the lower railroad yards
He claims to have lived in Louisville,
KY, up to seven years ago. 1t is in Louis
Vile that George w. Caldwell is located
at the present time Bishop says that he
has been in Omaha for four years, though
he IL not able to account for any length
of residence. When pressed he claims TO
have been in Kansas City recently. When
arrested he had some clothes wrapped up
in a Denver paper.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
Grand Island Party
Has Narrow Escape
from Death in York
Burlington Freight Train Hits Garry.
ell in Which Twelve Are
Seated.

YORK. Neb., March Is Especially g.
Twelve delegates from Grand Island who
came here 10 attend the convention OF
the Modern Brotherhood, narrowly escaped
death when a Burlington freight train hit
the earryall in which they were being
transferred from the depot to the conven-
ton hall.
All escaped serious injury. though the
carFyall was demolished and one Of the
horses was killed. r. o. Richeson the
driver. was thrown 10 the ground and sus-
tRined painful cuts and bruises
The Grand Island party consisted of Mr..
and Mrs. Fairehid, Mr., and Mrs Hend-
ricks, Miss Kathleen Ellsworth, Miss
Nina HsAly. Misses Dora and Ruth Burk.
Miss Ella Ref. Mis- Nellie ePters and
Messrs W. o. HALFWAY, W, G. Bently and
n. 8 Marks
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
Standard Oil
Company AbsOrbs
California Field
Rockefeller Corporations Have OPP
tiOns thai. Will Give Them Full
Control Of the Output.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 25.-FollOwing
upon an announcement made a few days
ago that the South Pacific company had
named a price for the sale OF it's eontroll-
ing interest in the Associated Oil company
10 an eastern syndicate, a report appears
In the Chronicle today that IL is the Stan
dard OIL company that has secured the
option OF purchase.
The Chronicle says that the standard
OIL is in a position through this contract
10 assume practical control Of the entire
oil output OF the California fields"
Only yesterday the report adds, 1T
was learned from an authoritative source
that the standard vas the prospective
purchaser and that the dear involved the
practical combination IN control OF all the
pipe lines OF the coast
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
No Trace Of Men Who
Robbed Express Train
Value Of Loot Obtained by COffeyvills
Bandits Still Remains q
Mystery.

CoFFEYvILLE. kan. March S-Al-
though the sheriffs OF Montgomery county.
Kansas, and Nowata county, Oklahoma,
several deputies and q number Of special
detectives have searched the hills In every
direction from Lsnapah, Okl.. where yes
terday four men held up a northbound 81.
Louis, Iron Mountain a Southern passeA-
ser, rifled the safe In the express car. and
escaped, not the slightest trace OF the
bandits has been found.
Every stranger who appears In this city
lie forced TO give q strict account Of him
self IL is the general theory that the
bandits fled 10 the hills OF northeastern
Oklahoma, where they might remain safe
from observation for weeks
The value OF the loot obtained remains
mystery The express company asserted
the value TO be much less than $4,000 as
originally estimated. probably less than
$1,000 The fact that the Pacific Express
company today sent three special detectives
10 this vicinity IL regarded as Indicative
OF a large loss suffered by the company.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
INsURREoTOs WILL FIGHT ON
They Are Not Sure what Resignation
of Cabinet Mems.

They Are Not sure what ReHtEnn ttOn
OF Cabinet Means.
Ell PASO, Tex March z6.-COnfident
that the resignation OF President Diaz'
cabinet means the end OF the present pOliti-
cal regime OF Mexico and the institutio
OF great reforms but still uncertain as
the results which may follow the selection
Of new cabinet. members OF the insur-
recto junta today insisted that the insur-
rection will proceed.
The developments at Mexico City are
regarded as a direct result OF Senior Ia
mantour's conference with insuTrecto
agents in New York Francisco l. Madero.
ar, and Gustavo A. Madero father and
brother Of the so-ealled provisional prssi-
dent. had been fully acquainted through
the junta here OF the terms upon which
the revolutionary leader would make peace
and LAID q plain statement Of his demands
before Senior LAmantOuT at their confer
ences.
In spite Of the resignation Of the Mexican
cabinet, the junta here declared today that
there will be no cessation OF hostilities II
the war zone. II IL declared Madero will
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26

Persistent AdveFtlsins Is the ROAD 70
Gig Returns
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
HALF MILLION FIRE AT COLON
SIX Blocks OF sevsnty-Five Housea
Destroyed ThuFsday
AfteFh0On.

COLON, March a5.--coRsidsrabls suf-
ferinE has resulted from the fire OF Thurs
day. when siK blocks Of seVsnty-five
houses were destroyed. with q loss OF
100000. The American Red Cross so
ciety obtained several dozen tents from
the Isthmian Canal commission, which
have bean erected TO shelter the homeless.
Free meals are being given 10 the des-
titute The gate receipts Of base ball
games ana other affairs are being do
dated to the relief fund
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26

CCOntinued from First Page.J
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
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6bor 9aitor Solo boIot Sfrifteto-
len. iomleoes oe ipOife Mi8iionprer
meo 8rpiter. gnmisiionprer og en-
hel Gel Meolemmer fra Wenigbeos.
iomflnOene til Acknowledgements
ON @itermioooaen / airfens 9rppt.
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Der bIeo tolt ON, bbilfen Noo6e
BET bar iom Serrens 3iener at tiene
Sen Meniabeo. ser bar fbbt meo
bans BLOB. og bpilfet anioor set
par. Get QioG0t ON ber at 9iOe G9t
poo iiq ieGo, at oi'e Menneifer bort
fra liz ielo ben til Serren og bans
Non6esoro, at nqte pon, at Eroifnb
/ @crninqen itonbtil moa bore fnpt-
tet til Sroifob / 8or6oG0et til @u6
in0ootil. at bore tro / lin Scribe
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o. fro I 2snfammerIibet meo i'm
@lt6. Set fommer life on poo 5ic-
nerens Guner. men poa, ON ban pif
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10

Mooitanosebne. Dprefori6g bar pitt,
at oct ~bpientligt finOes i Central.
nerneiDitemet, i9rlig / Den neore
Del al Gpgnaroen. Gog er bet og-
iao poobiit ANDRE Steoer / Organis-
men, iprlig / 99ieilimbinoe. 9t9ie-
fret og Sppt, enfelte @ange ogioa
i S%pinolpGife % 6armens gpm-
fefirtler. Smititoiiet er me9et moo
itanosoDgtigt ooer ior auloe og
SnOterring % tnaler lGngere Gios
Opbeooring / @lpcerin, tiIintet9sres
oerimoo let al garmen % antiiep-
tifa.
Get ifol bape pit iig, at Spgoom-
men er iGrlig bpppig | Sfonoger-
familier, bnor 6o0tei ira an9reb-
ne 6omiIier bar pnret tjl]fepnration.
Oette fan tpOe poo, at Smititoifet
ianotes set peo 5ootsiet bGngen.
Oe Smli09.
9grnelom6eOen CT i line tnpiife
6ormer Ell u0prpaet 8erneipg0om.
Dog er 9orneoloerens GperoGgt
meaet iorifellig i De iorifelliae epi-
0emier. Get 6arnliae Gentrolneroe'
ipitem moo beii0oe en- rinacreDtoo-
Handsome ems De oofsnes, tbi oct
melt ieinefnlOen6e Symptom, 2am-
mclierne. 6orcr oiaiort 9%ornealoeren
til.
SDa0ommen citerlaocr llimoota-
oelia6eo baaOe eiter Iettcre % eiter
ipprere 1ilipl0e. Snqoommen op-
truocr iorliQ CONNER og Otter
oar - ioo Oel ipora0iife ioni epiOe.
miIfe 5ilipI0e. aariager, iom be-
oirfcr ii8rrc Mootaqelig6eo. fenoes
life; iom Rcqei er oct iuloe og
roife Born. ser angribeS.
Roticntcruc ber oltiO hospital
inolp9qes al @enipn iii 5iolerin.
gen, ON emo Sc oiitnof fun er init
t%ciurliae / %SuaoonmcnS iorite Sto'
6ilfmt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
WnnO. % alUOeibsen.
--
RDt Giliel0e pno 5i9aono.
6oriifrin9en.

asbenbopn, "a. Oftober. 5 gn-
Ieoning al ct EilfeIoe al Muno'
oa aIooeip9e paa 5~laffebiere Morf
bar 9anobrugsminiiteriet / Dag
erfIGret 5laffebierg Sosn for ier.
ligt %afipGrret pao @runo al n9pns
tie Speoom, iamt forbuot llofsriel
al lepenoe apae, 5aor, @e6er %
Spin M. M. iaapel til ben eprige
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
III &tgtigbeb for Snlen.

81 gniter, at enboer 9eer of bette 8ab ifl fortoa, at neben-
itaaenoe 9ilbu6 9gres lite for at tene 9en9e poa oisie ubre, men foe
at fofe os en- anle6ning til at enbe Gem Dor sutalOg Dper fOrfeaise
Sla9s Suleoarer. gi 9r berfor bette 3ibuo anere6e MI, iaa at en-
bper Tan mootase aataio9en reb bet furte % gb betios Ifgr Suen
inOienOe gefiom9 % ia fig tiflsnOt SaeOager o9 fanOiapilts Suite
@rocerioarer, etc. 9igelebes oil Der blpe ienot Dem en- fri aotaOs
oper Smptter og 5noeler at for7teai9e sla9s, alt til laoefe 9arhpri'
ltrafS eer ct @ul6ubr if0l9e nebenitaoenbe oueruaobe fO~rbela9dge
3ibub, boprbeo De oil fprHaffe Dem ale osIe 9atalo9er uoer Sues
parer gratis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10
for, at 8anmorf bar bait tit Sten-

for, at Danmarf bar baft lit Sten-
lille.
Gn falleret Solfetinssmano. SOL
fetingSmon0. q. 9ierre, Der er er'
flpret fallit, 6oooe / Den Anle0ning
iaaet 8ilii9elie til at meoe paa Sen'
ore Yirfs aontor paa Garit etlars
Sci men mgOte life.
6ogeoretten afiagoe iaa Den aen'
oelie, at ban itulOe mGoe, og Der
6leo ben %. Oft. ienOt Politi til
bans 9olig for at aibente BAN.
6olfetingsmnnOen proteItereoe
imioIertio moo at ielge Bolitiet I'M
Der Senoisning til Den 9eifpttelie,
ban np0er iom 6oIfetingsmano.
0enne Motipering bleo taget til
6elge o9 6oeeoforretningen itano'
Jet.
unoer %. Oft. l9leS btoere:
Sagen meO @ploSforfelgelien
moo 6olfetingsmano q. 9ierre bar
paft Itor Opiigt.
5olfetin9SmonOen i6gte ben "a.
Oft. at fao Sogen or0net iaaleoeS,
at bans 5gneSlino bliper uno-
goaet San bopOe / &igsoo9en en-
aonierence meO no9le al line 8en-
ner ON Sagen, og Der bleo 0%erefter
lOiteot ct officielt Dement, al 2pg.
tet ON, at ban agter at neol9g9e
lit Monont.
Oct orejer Jig ON en- 6ororing
pao 800 SIR, meo 0mfoitnin9er co.
1000 ar.
Saner / airfer. anltllSminiIteriet
bar ienot islgenoe @irfulpre til 9i'
ifopperne:
Gf Soger, Der / ben ienere 1iO
bar iorelig9et ior Minilteriet, trent
goor oct, at Aiggreli en al Spsrgs'
maalet ON Aognn9 til ne0 9egraoel-
Ter pao 6olfefirfens airfegaar0e ell
fer ira oen5 &irfer og &opeller at
meotage 5oner un0erti0en bar gi'
oct %glnleoning til Qtisitemning /
iooOonne 8ilfplOe, boor ai99rel'en
life trpiies / Ofeofer al ct / 9en-
BOLD til COB ON 9rngen al 8irferne
al 10. Mai 1903 5 10 foitiot &egil-
latin, oq bnor Oerfor afgsrelien Ell
ter 2oogionineen tilfommer ben iun-
aerenoe grpit.
Soet Winiiterict nlaa enie oct for
meget enlfeligt, at lt%oocrcisltem.
meier i oenne anleoning iaa nibt
muli9t ie9es u~n01aoeOc, ifal man
anmooe Ceres 'SeiGrpGrOi96co on
at bile tilfenoe9ioe 9r9iterne i oct
Gem betroeoe Stiff, at MiaiItcrict
life fan onie oct for ltenlmenoe
me0 ben llooifling, Der / 9utiocn
er ioreganet paa bette Smraaoe,
oerior 6eller life me0 Senipnet til
airfens Saro, of Br9Iterne mooI9t'
ter Jig Meotogelie al 5oner = t..
Cts. observation-disclosures, 6orioars6rs'
orenes, 6agforeningernes eaer an
ore 6oreningers 5aner - oe0 9e.
grabelier, meo minore Den paagGl'
oen0e Sane enten peo lit uoieenoe
eler oeo oct, Sen ipmboliierer, er
egnet til at fororge eQer ioritDrre
Deltogerne ! Den firfeIige 9an0-
ling, eIer lpriige 6orbolo, noonlig
Blnosmangel, / pe0fommenoe airfe
eIer Gapel 6inorer 5anenS Sn0i6.
relic / iomme. 5 eorigt pil 8rp-
iterne beoblipen0e flinne frpne, at
6lilaoelien til 8aners @eotageIie
i6ges bos Dem / betimeIig Gi0 ior.
inoen 9earnoeIiens 5oretagelie. ie.
nett Dogen foruO.
Wte0 Senipn til aogangen til sir
fers eaer 8apelIets ll0impfning el'
Ter til at BRUCE anoen Nuiif emo
SrgeIipil / 0irfen (aapellet) eller
pna airfe9nar0en gpl6er tiliporenoe
RegIer iom for 8aners Meotooelie.
Get bill oerbos pore iproeles on.
ifeliot, at ser / 1ilfGloe, boor Ger
fin0es flere Breiter ct Sogn eller
Ell aebito6, trefies aitale meIIemt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10

Del al 2on0et iom til l10Ionoet
ira iplgenOe Sogne: 5loffe6iere,
Seoe. @imlin9e, 5uaOrup, Sfsr-
pin9e % @Daeite0, ale | Sor6 &mt,
iamt paa6u0t Yaiteuriiering al
@eIf, beriln0er 5l6Oe, ifummet
@elf, aernemelf og gaQe ira
Ufeierier | De n9onte So9ne.
Sfielifgr, "a. 0fto6er. Den Be
ietning, / bbilfen ser er fonitate-
ret 0unO- og alooeipge, tilb6rer
&usmanO Sorg. Rieliens gnfe poa
6laffe6jer9 Qtarf oe 6eitaar al 4
&ger, 1 90 og 8 Spin, JON ale er
beor0ret ilnoet ne0.
- 6oriens, a. Oftober. Hepre-
ientanter for Mi0tipoif Meierifore-
ming og ior Soriensegnens 9anObo-
foreninger 6or pno ct Mg0e per /
Gag %peotnget at oprette Ell 6or-
lifrin9sforening for Cab ne0 Wun0-
og alopiDge. Ger be0toge8 9obe,
o9 til 6orman0 polgtes M~i0tipoif
g}eieriforenin95 5orman0, Broprie-
tGr 8eterien al Iaitrup9aar0.
- aolOing, q. Oftober. Spo-
ipoif 0eieriforening bol0t / Gag
ct Q}e0e / aoloing, boor oct peo-
toaes at Oanne en- 5oriifringsfore-
ming moo 0riitsto6 oeo Mun0- %
@looeipae. 5oreningen freezer i
araft, ioa mart Der er tegnet ct
pit antol gpr, 6pilfet ifol bore
Ifet in6pn Sen 10. Nooember. Sore
nin9en itaar UNDER Sp0ip0if Mei-
erifre0s' 9eitnreIie.
9pfebine s., 20. OCTOBER. 8eteri-
nprfpIifus, Brofesior Bang bar I
Gag fonitateret @un0- og aIoOip-
&c / 9ei9tningen poa aorielit8e.
9eiatningen, Der 6eitaor al $50
areatnrer, tiIb6rer 6orpaqter @r6n-
ncaooro. FoIitimeiteren bar 0eref.
ter beor0ret Ben i9rlige afiperringS
3traittrG0en for Senoer 4lslep8
So9ns @e0fommen6e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-10

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