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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-10-24

of the Illinois Central railway shop Of
fee, when Fred G. Hurd and Miss
Anna Hazerzeth were joined in matri-
mony by Justice of the Peace J. H.
kuhns.
The young man in the company was
unable to leave the roundhouse be-
cause Of the strike that prevails on
the Illinois Central Both Of the
young people are residents Of Wa
terloo Master Mechanic Bell asted as
best man and Miss Agnes Miller, stem
cgrapher in the Office, was brides
maid. Superintendent Sullivan gave
away the bride. who was lastly
dressed In going away gown and
carried lilies OF the valley.
The wedding plans were carried out
strictly in accord with the restrictions
that would naturally be placed on an
affair OF this kind under the prevailing
circumstances. Sunflowers taken from
the shop tables formed the flower dec
orations for the occasion.
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RUSS ELL.

Mr. and Mrs Tandy Allen who have
been visiting relatives at Danvilie.
md. returned home Wednesday,.
The Aid society Of the Methodist
church met with their pastor Rev. Geo.
w. Wood at his home. Rev. Wood serv-
ed ice cream and cake and presented
every lady present with a red carna-
ton. A u
U. S. Cooper and S. N. Boyd LEFT on
Tuesday for Wyoming for a visit with
Mr.. Cooper's brother.
Rev. Tinkfam and wife left Tuesday
for Burlington to attend the state
synod Of the Presbyterian church.
Mack Owens left Tuesday for South
Dakota to enter on some land In the
land opening.
Robert Hammond sold his farm on
Monday to Thos. Carr for 800 per
acre.
Mrs. Albert Chapman OF vermilion,
S. D., came Monday for visit with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs @. 8. Boyd.
hurley Rush OF Omaha came Monday
for visit at the S. Coles home.
Mrs. p. H. steck left Tuesday for
Rochester. MINI. to enter the hospital
for treatment.
bought the barber shop OF John Knott.
He took possession Tuesday.
Mrs. Edna Brown Of Ottumwa came
Wednesday for o visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Drake
Miss Altman of GAINESVILLE, Mo, who
has been visiting her friend Mrs. Chas.,
Rowland. returned home Wednesday.
Rev. Cornforth and family OF
Clarinda moved into the Emma Ewald
property on Wednesday.
Mrs. Darrah OF Shenandoah came
Wednesday for q visit with her par
entA. Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Rowland.
Mrs. S. N. Boyd left Tuesday for
visit with relatives at Guss.
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BROTHER killed;
Man Goes INSANE.
poNETTl PoLIvis, PROPRIETOR
OF HOTEL AT ALBA TAKEN
TO MT. PLEASANT.

+ Abba, Oct. 80. Donetti Polivis,
proprietor of the Iowa house near the
Burlington depot, became violently in.
sane and was taken to the hospital at
Mt, Pleasant Saturday by Sheriff Grit
fin and officer Webb About seven
weeks ago his brother was killed in
the mines at Everest and his mind has
seemed to be affected since that acct
dent, although he acted as interpreter
in the last term Of court.
He succeeded in smashing several
windows and many dishes at the hotel
before he was taken to the Jail where
he also broke some windows and put
the prisoners to flight. Sheriff Grit
fin and Officer Webb finally succeeded
in overcoming him and strapped his
hands and feet and in that condition
he was taken to Mt Pleasant.
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HORTICULTURISTS AT
SIOUX CITY NOV. z

Sioux City. Oct. 23.--Plans are I'M
der way for the annual meeting and
fruit display of the Northwestern Iowa
Horticultural society in Sioux City on
November 2 and 3. The sessions will
be held in the old council chamber Of
the city hall and the exhibits will be
in the adjoining rooms.
Prof. N. A. Hansen, of the South
Dakota state college, will deliver an
illustrated lecture on horticulture
Around the World" Jonathan w.
Brown. will read paper on Home
Markets and Gardening" and The
Developme nt of Street Parking and
Home Grounds is the subject Of a
paper by o. D. Arp, city superintend-
ent of parks. William Langham. Of
Cedar Rapids, president of the state
horticultural society; Prof. 8. a..
Beach, Of the Iowa state college and
Manley Worth, the prize apple grower
Of Mondamin, will attend the meet
ing.
It is expected that prizes will be Of
cred by the Commercial club, real
estate association. and other local
bodies for the best fruit displays One
of the inducements for making Sioux
City the permanent meeting place II
the society was guarantee that suit.
able prizes would be offered by Sioux
Cit, ans.
The officers of the society are: p. F.
Kline, Storm Lake, president; G. B.
Healy, Sioux City, vice president: A. s.
Gaulkers, Storm Lake, treasurer and
w. f. Chapman, Correctionville, Sec
rotary.
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year before entertained those that
came this year.
Rev. c. E. Burton and family have
moved here this week from Dawson,
Ia, where he was pastor. He is pastor
of the u. B. church Of this city.
Mrs. r. j. w. Carson was business
visitor in Rathbun Wednesday.
Henry Warner, who was arrested
for cutting the ropes of merry-go-
round here old settlers day, escaped
from the county jail some time last
week. He was afterward found at
Trenton, Mo-, working with a former
Seymour resident in coal mine. w
O. Janison of this city went after him
and he was returned to Corydon.
Naomi Walters returned home the
first of this week from Udell where
she had been visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Irwin Cain and family.
Harry Gump and Keith Haines went
to Chicago Friday where they expect
to work the coming winter.
w. w. Elliott and family. who moved
to Mt. Pleasant about four years ago,
have moved back and expect to make
this city their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Watkins of
Waukon Ia. were here last week visit
ing with the Henderson families.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] w. Springer Of
Brownsville, Pa, who have been visit
ing In this city the past week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II S. Cad
die went to Oskaloosa Friday where
they will visit a few days with Mrs.
Gaddis sister. They will also visit at
Lovilia.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Thomas of
Everst, Kas.. are In this city visiting
this week with A. i. Haines and
family.
Mrs. John Silvers Of Colorado
daughter. Mrs. Secrest.
Mr.. Martin of Ottumwa was here the
first OF the week visiting with his
fatht& q ". Martin and other rela-
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FINDS PARENTS;
SEPARATED 19 YEARS

Mason City, Oct pa human In
terest story, strangely touching, comes
from Brooklyn, a short distance north
ives. Of here. For number Of years
William Clark was well-liked barber
of that town. In his social gatherings
with friends he would sometimes d.
vulge little of his history, enough to
lead the people to know that there was
something in his life he desired to
have solved more than anything else.
And it has been solved. For nineteen
years he has been lost from his father
and mother. At Peoria, ILL.,, the other
day, there was a reunion between
father and son and unless something
too great to be overcome occurs in a
very few days he will be in the en-
brace of his mother, who is now a
resident of Brooklyn, N. Y, and is
known as Mrs. Gustave zeigler.
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Hog Sale
at Fair Grounds in Bloomfield. lows,
Friday, Oct. "a, 1911. at II q. M.
100 head of Duroc Jerseys.
% head Poland Chinas.
Every hog registered or eligible to
register,
Many premium winners. Great OPP
portunity. Be sure to attend
FRANK M. SMITH.
Bloomfield. Iowa.
LEGAL NOTICES
Z xccutor's Notice.

Executors Notice.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
interested, that on the 18th day OF Oct N
ODER, A. D.. la11. the undersigned were
appointed by the Clerk OF the District
Court of Wapello County. Iowa, ex-
ecutors Of the estate OF George Haw,
deceased, late of said county. All per-
sons indebted to said estate will mats
payment to the undersigned. and those
having claims against the same will
present them legally authenticated, to
said Court for allowance
Dated October 13. 1911.
Katherine j. Haw, George C. Haw,
Herbert p. Wright Executors.
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EYE. EAR NOSE AND rHRuA-
SPECIALIST.
Dr.D.E..C Graham.
SUCCESSOR 70 DR.. b. Ii. LEWIS.
Hours % - Q. M: / TO 8 .. d. 0
Ennis Office Bldg. Ottumwa, lows.

Ta!ley, Mr.. Campbell, c. Hockens,nitt
and Geo. Reed Of Ollie were business
visitors in Hedrick Tuesday. &
Word has been received OF the death
Of Mrs. VIM. Knight OF Oskaloosa on
THURSDAY morning. She Is the mother
OF l.. w. knight, formerly Of HadricE
but now Of Hhyesville.
e. T. Holcomb was in Richland or
Thursday.
Mrs. Mick visited her son Bert and
family at Highland Wednesday. !.
J. M. Brady returned to Washington
D.. e., after a visit with his family At
this place.
S. A. Stroud returned to Dttumw wa
after an over Sunday visit in Hedrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore are al
home from visit at Keokuk with
their son and wife.
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.----s-.------ -----.-~---
SIGOURNE Y.

W. d. Beatty left Thursday for diff
ferent points In Texas to look for Q
location. Mr.. Beatty expects to locate
In some warmer and drier climate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Kracht are IN
Cedar Rapids at the present time.
where Mr.. Kracht is looking after
some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Meyer were
passengers for Oskaloosa Thursday
morning.
Friday afternoon Guy Messenger
sold his residence property IN north Il
east Sigourney to James McClenahan,r
Of the north part OF the county. The
McClenahan family will in the near
future become residents of our city. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murphy from
Brushfield. Ind. are In the city this
week visiting at the w. G. PAUL. home.
DR.. Gardner from Webster was In
Sigourney Thursday evening on pro-
fessional calls
Mrs. George Guild from Chicago arr
rived in the city recently to spend sew
eral weeks with her son. Charles Lef-
fer and family.
Charles Martin OF the Hedrick Jours
nal was a Sigourney business caller
Friday.
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Executrix, Notica.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons
interested. that on the 23d day OF Oct
oper. a. D., 1911. the undersigned was
appointed by the Court Of WapelIo
County, Iowa Executrix OF the estate
Of s. " Sampson, deceased, late OF said
county. All persons indebted to said
estate will make payment to the un-
dersigned, and those having claims
against the same will present them,
legally authenticated. to said court for
allowance.
Dated October %, 1911.
Susan Z. Sampson. Executrix.
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HEDRick.

Fred Dellinger arrived home We'd
nesday from a trip to Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bennett and son
are visiting In WASHINGTON Ia
Miss Edna Farmer was called to
Eegar, Okla, Monday by the serious
Illness of her sister Mrs. Lee Lamb.
Oscar Hobson Of Richland was in
Hedrick Wednesday.
Mrs. q. G. Rafferty, of Ollie visited
Hedrick friends this week
George McKinnis, Otis Ruggles, Geo.
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Adm inistrator,s Notice.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons
interested, that on the 14th day OF Oct
ODER, A. D., 1911. the undersigned was
appointed by the Clerk OF the District
Court of Wapello County. Iowa. Nd.
ministrator OF the estate OF G. j. Davis,
deceased. late of said County. All per-
sons indebted to said estate win make
payment to the undersigned. and those
having claims against the same VIII
present them. legally authenticated, to
said court for allowance. 4.
Dated October IA. 1911
Andrew j! Davis, Administrator.
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tives.
me Ben Ielephone Co. are running
a Telephone Inc INTO tnis city.
w. 3: PaIKer was vlslllng mere Sun,
ana family.
me Town 51ootpall team ana tne
Centervlile town team prayed game
at Centerville SUNDAY, the score peing
TO u
MISS Sadle Morrison was vlslting az
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.SUNFLOWERS ARE
WEDDING DECORATION

Waterloo, Oct ga wedding un.
der most extraordinary circumstances
was solemnAed in the business Office
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FOR SALF.-AT PLANT or MOREv
Clay Pro.',Ict Company. broken brick
tile AMI pottery for concrete work
80 Ger Is ynr.l.
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FOR SALE - THOROUGHBRED
Duroc Bears and gifts. E. D. Michael,
Selma, Ia.
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FARM AT AUCTIoN-AT THE
public sale Of Chas. Archibald, four
miles south of Moulton, on Friday,
October 81, 1911, an 80 acre well i'm :
proved fern will be sold on easy
terms II, the high bidder. This farm
belonged to nonresident who tells
us to 81, ruPre & Gale. Mo,,lton
Iowa
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! FOR SALE-PURE BRED ANGUS
bulls. Ed E. Oehler, Moravia, la.
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Mrs. E. P. Byran. Of Redwood Falls.
Mimi. is visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Heinzman. 403 East
FcNstA street.
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FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Write your wants t., The Baldwin
Agency. Unionville, Ia
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FULMERS SINGLE COMB BLACK
Minorcas. q large .ro. of fine cocker.
els for sale at bar,,ain prices during
the month Of October. w. A. Fulm -.
Eddyyille. Ia.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS-SOU
ern Iowa land for sane or trade at d
bargain If taken soon. Don't fail to
give us {. call. We are here for bust
ness. Parks & Sons. Douds- Leanda.
Iowa.
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APPLE PICKERS
WENT ON STRIKE
.GLENWooD EMPLOYER HAC
TROUBLE WITH MEN WORK.
ING IN ORCHARD.

Glenwood, Oct 23--In place of the
fifty apple pickers going to work Sat.
urday in the G. T. Dyar apple orchard
at the north edge of Glenwood, the
entire bunch went on q strike for a
raise in wages. The ultimatum bore
the signature of each picker.
Mr.. Dyar declined to yield to their
demands, and told the men to come
down town and get their checks.
After the men had filed down to
Bernie's camp and received their pay,
Mr.. Dyar addressed them and made a
concession. This was promptly ac-
cepted and the whole bunch went
back to work. 1t only took about an
hour to pull off the stunt.
1t is likely that the work in the
Dyar orchard will be wound up by the
last of this week. S,i
Apple shipments from Glenwood last
week passed the 300 mark for whole
car lots. There are many apples be-
ing shipped In small lots, and friends
and relatives are being remembered in
all directions.
Landlord Henry Evernham reports
the output of his Jonathan orchard
west of the junction as comprising
1850 boxes of extra choice apples, 220
barrels Of seconds, and a car of culls
ST. Paul, Minneapolis, st. Louis and
Kansas City are the points to which
the principal apple shipments are
sent. None have as yet gone to Chi
cago and very few cars have gone
west.
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FLORIDA FARMS. so ACRES. s25
per acre, bearing peach, pear, pecan,
orange. fig trees, vegetables. house,
barn. Leroy Chadwick, jacksonville,
Ella.
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+ Or SAL e.

F07 ssALE-MY PROPERTY IN
FdS SALE-2sS ACRES, MILES
uth Of Melrose. Good lying land
}ould divide into two farms. Fair
improvements. D. s. Peppers, Fred
rick, Iowa.
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Poultry and Eggs

FOR SALE-SINGLE COMB BROWN
Leghorn cockerels. VIM. Heston. Ba-
tavia.' r. No. q.
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FOR SALE-FOUR LARGE SUCK
ling colts. Will weigh about 500. All
mares. j. A Wolf. Libertyville, la.
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FOR SALE-130 HEAD OF STOCK
ers and feeders. Good quality, carry
Ing good flesh. Address John Car
row, Ottumwa.
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FOR SsA LE-INDIAN RUNNER
ducks. pure fawn and white. Mrs. L.
II. Ryan, Bloomfield. Iowa, Il. No. 8.
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Agency. Mrs. NJ ]. Wing, Agency,
la.
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FOR SALE---FINE SMITH EJECTO2
II gauge double gym with case. This
is fine outfit-twO sets Of barrels,
one 32-inch fluid steel. full choke Cor
duck and trap shooting. and one set
2S-inch four bla ie damascus, CYL
tnder bore. for brush shooting. In
first class condition good as new
VIII sell the enti e outfit for $50
Jas. F. Powell. Ot.ulnwa.
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FOR SALE THOROUGHBRED
Shorthorn bulls. brood sows 20
farrow November l. Sale or trade;
pair draft mares. c. r. Winsell. r.
No. I, Libertyville.
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FOR SALE-wINTER APPLES FROM
orchard. Price SOC per bushel. One
mile west Of Kirkville. "A. |. Ward.
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FOR SALE-12,O0o AZ foot mine props.
Address ]. B. Stephenson, Richland,
Iowa.
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Part of His Career
Decided

sophomorewhat going to do when leave col
leg, old chap?
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FOR SALE SINGLE COMB BUFF
Orpington cockerels. offer a few
choice birds from pen headed by
third Chicago cockerel and first
Indianapolis 1908. sired by first Chi
cago cockerel 1907. also from first
Indianapolis pen 1910. No culls,
prices right. c. D. Giltner, Ottumwa,
Route /.
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Wanted

ANY ONE WANTING TO BUY
stockers and feeders from 500 to 1850
lbs write w e. Griffith, box 2S4.
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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FOR sALE-ROSE COMB RHODE
Island Reds. Fine young stock raised
on free range. Price reasonable. u.
A. Wolf. Libertyviile. Ia.
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For Sale

ARKANSAS FRUIT, GRAIN AND
stock farms at farmers prices; tim
Der lands Sam A. Clark & Co., Dept
z, Fayetteville, Ark.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06

bnor De pr9ierbereoe 9@g opbeoores.
Sldgteriets Yerionole og tililen'
De 5olf %uofoloeoe ct energiIf ar-
bejoe for at reo6e 9@9gene. @n Gel
al Dem blep inolaoe0e | en- Sern.
%boneooan, meoenS anore blep booret
inc / set npopferte Rpliemngeri.
Eli ii0It mautte man opsipe poer.
Ii9ere GeoningSforieg, oo 5lam-
merne n9rmeoe fig, nleii oa Der er
Gementloft | 9ploerummene, baa.
Der man, at ogioo De til6agebleone
S@g er / 9ebolo.
"a 9ron0n9ienet oar flor ooer,
at ben nntenote 9pgnine life Itoo
til at reooe, retteoe oct ale line
9eitr9belier paa at re0Oe ben ner-
li99enOe npopfsrte 8eItruftionsan-
itoIt, bbilfet ogioa lpffe0es. Selue
De itore Slogteri6Dgninger, bbor Der
opbeooreoeS Ell Wpngoe 8lpif, bar
life uOiot for Sore.
geo 9-9ioen por gronop9ienet
Serre ooer Sloen. Get menes, at
9ranoen ifploes en- 9ortilutning.
Zen br9note gpening, Der par
bo9fert for 10000 ar., bar osiu-
reret / Gsblteoernes 8ranoforiif-
ring for 24,500 Sir.
Slagteriets Direfter Dor, oa9rnn-
ben u66rsO, poa Heiie til gregent-
oeo. San fit i Hosfil6e l1n6erret-
ming ON granben oe oen6te itrats
tilbage til 5reoerifsborg.
De p~rpieroereoe 9gg er foriifreoe
| R9itoe6.aosien for 100000 ar.,
men De TO 9reoieoele al 9ogeret
Dor u6eaaet, o9 D%ireftbren mener,
at 9eIten in9en Sfaoe bar toget.
@n flor Del al Snoentariet / 500
pofferiet bleo re6Oet, oa Der bill
ingen S~tonosninq blibe / 0riften,
oa Bnfnineen fan foregna / ANDRE
2ofaGer. 8e0 9H.8i0en bar 9pg-
ningen neobrRn0t til @runoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06

9oniuI giseo 6. Robr, Der er
erfl9ret aonfurs, bar meooelt @ar.
bus 9proao, at ban neol9o9e: 1T
Wanoot iom MeOlem al &anoet; /
bans Ste0 inotr9oer 8enitremonoen
Murmeiter 6. g. @lemenien.
@arniionen / Meitbeb. Reitpe6,
90. Dec. Oberlt Sborien bar poa ct
Ms6e / Dag meo Reitoeo gDroao
opnonet en- enoelig Soerensfomit
angaaenoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sill. Ooerensfomiten ifnI 0eitoe0
baoe to 2iniebatailloner, boilfet oil
me0fgre felgenoe ltoeifter for 9Den:
Ell no &oierne $4,000 Ser. Snoen-
tar 100, 600 Ser. og for Sfp0ebo-
lter og ltopioelie al oct militere
Spgebus me0 40 Senee $4,000 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
p0eres S%nititsminiiter iibber /
Sngtbniet".

Zen 10. Sec. erflpreoe alberti
Jig tilfreos me0 ben bam al arimi.
nalretten iOsmte Straf, og nGlte
Dag fsrtes ban til Soriens Su9t.
bus. S Inleoning al Ilbertis Dom
ifripes oper MGrfet Sons. / Sui.
lnnos.9oIten" Of 20. Dec. bl. a.:
Ilberti bar fnoet i'm Dom, net
op ioa itor, iom mar | iurioilfe
areoie boooe oentet ben, oa netop
iaa Itemplen6e, iom oct maotte on.
ifes. San ifaf | S~ngtbuiet, inO til
De srooeite 5orbrpoere, melIem bill.
fe ban 10 oglaa fremfor nogen bsrer.
5ormelt er Sogen elioni, UNDER ZIP.
pei til Ssielteret, men a9figet" JON
ueo lit mere 6orbolo til 5. s. Sri.
itenien iagtens fan b9re be0lt I'M.
oerrettet, bar meoOelt at Saaen life
bIiuer fsrt pioere, og at ariminal-
rettenS 8om ioaIe0es er en0eli9
90 bet er goot oct innlme - ri
tr9nger til at foa Sogen / enoeIi9
5orm.
Sffe for ioaleOes at Iaaoe Den
poa Sploe / SiitorienS artio, nei
toprtimoo for | en- fort, ~afggren0e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-06
st SOrebrae af 9tlfr. Spicn.

Get bar ct fornsieIigt 8ore6rog,
Sr. alfre0 Spien / aftes bolot /
5oreningen ogonneoirfe" / Qarbus,
ifrioer vSpa. 9it." al 81. Sec.
. 9Gmnet oor Gen tapre 2onoiol-
Bat, oa iOet Sr. Spien pe9eoe poa,
at bette l1otrpf bnD0e jim ferite 9io0
/ Zen Sang ieg Oro9 al Steo",
beepnote ban meo en- SfiIoring al
Sen Sanes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; %
efter oerpoa at bone gioet en- liofulo
aorafteriitif al 8eter 6aber, bpis
Sunore0aars6a9 ri netop / anr bar
ieiret, ~frembppeoe ban 9isiens2on0.
ioloat / 5re0ericio iom oct pIaitiife
notrpf for Den iomme Sonfe, Der
er %formlIeret | 8obers Bile. Sr.
Spien Hog oerefter iaIt, at bpor
i6rgelig emo arigen | Ga bar, to6te
ben Onnife Soloot BOG life Der Get.
ten til at foI0es ben otapre" 9on6.
Iol0ot, og i0et ban gift no ira Oberit
u. q. Seniens llOtalelie ON, of
Der life iinOes beore Materiole til
at lape Soloater al emo oe 0onife,
ilutte0e ban meO Ell fort aarnfteri.
tiff al Den oonife 2onoioIoat, Der
arbeioeoe ltst, paaliOeli9t og uobol-
oenoe, o9 / ale Situationer beparer
i'm 3o og lit go0e Sumsr.
5oreningens 5orman6, aoptain
5. 8. SEMEN, toffeoe Sr. Spien
for 5oreoraeet. 6oriomlingen, Der
ooeroeienoe beitoo al @arniionens
SoIoater. gap tit 9ifaIo til aenoe
Oeo at reiie Jig, o9 iaa ilutteoe man
Of meo 5abers uoeOelige giie ON
ben tnpre 9onoioloot.
Spbsfalo. 5bo. @aar6. og MgI.
leeier Sens SIR. Ssrenien | Stor-
oorOe, foI0et yoen gomle MsGer",
er forleoen of9oaet pe6 OGDEN, np.
item 80 gar gnmmel. Den af6eoe,
Der bar fs0t | Storuoroe, ooertog
efter 5a0eren lin 5s0egoaro, bpor.
til ban ~ieliere fnptteOe en- itnr og
uomGrfet gnnOmelle. San por i'll.
oGolborg Stiftit." en- oniet WonO
| Soenet, men to9 life megen Del
| oct ofientlioe Gin; ooe bar ban
en- 3io iiooet / Sogneraa0et iom
8ormano. 8aaroen er for en- balu
Snes aar iioen ooertnaet af bans
SsIterisn, u. q. 2unoiteen.
Sagferer 2uoo. Scbou / 9i.
borg er Man6ng oen 10. Dec. oso,
70 gar gamnel; ban bar i'll. BIB.
Stiftst." aniet iOm en- meget ifarp-
iinbig Snriit Of en- nobel og retlinet
aarafter. San bapoe fOrifeIlige
Smaotalenter, bI. a. iom Muiifer
og Maler, oo efterIaoer iig iaaIe-
oes en- eoenbenoigt sennemilluitre.
ret gibeI, Der al aenoere anies for
ct life ubetpoeligt arbeioe.
8eprGientant for Susmanbs.
freoitforeningen, ebbe Ssrenien
SoIiteo, er Senoae ben is. Dec.