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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-19
GUGGENHEIM SHELTER ON
COAST TO HAVE RIVALS

Seattle, May 15.-With millions of
dollars in ready money behind it, the
United States Smelling, Refining X
Mining Company, one Of the strongest
mining corporations in the world, and
the most formidable opponent of the
Guggenheims for control of the cop
per smelling industry in the United
States, has quietly invaded the Alaska
field, obtained options on number Of
properties and is laying plans to build
big smelters on the Alaskan coast and
on the shores Of Puget Sound.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-19
CLEAN HOUSE ALL AT ONCE
esst Way u Family Can y Danlshoa
Hints On the oprlne
Ordeal.

The easiest way to clean house 4
@ DO It al 1t once. turning every.
thing upside down, having III carpets
taken mp ct the same time, al the
windows washed in succession, al the
paint scrubbed In one piece Of work.
4 the family can be banished. this
plan may b followed, but when the
ordinary business OF the home has 70
80 on. such drastic measures should
never b Dracticed. The house should
be cleaned . room ct time, but be
lore going to these make an attack
on the Closets" says Christine Ter
hume Herrick In Woman's Home Com
panion.
Devote ono day to the china
closet. Take the china and glass out.
put 1t on table and scour tho
shelves. Have blow-gun and inject
insect powder into any cracks or
crevices Of the shelves a. q discour.
agement to invading insects. Wipe
on every piece Of tableware before
you put it back and discard ruthlessly
broken and cracked pieces.
When you put your china on the
shelves use care in its arrangement.
Tall pieces should 60 at the back, and
80 should piles Of saucers and plates.
Be careful not to make the piles OF
plates too tall. Plates of delicate
china at the bottom Of a stack may
be cracked and broken by the weight
OF the china upon them. Turn the
glasses and tumblers upside down.
Go over the contents of your side
board. especially the table linen, lay.
Ing aside such pieces as need mend
ing and are worth it and putting the
hopelessly worn objects aside with
your store Of old linen. Wipe out the
sideboard drawers and let them get
entirely dry before laying in fresh pa
pers and restoring the linen to its
place. Use the insect powder here,
too"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-19
Peace Pact Is Prepared.

Washington, May 15.-The first
draft of the proposed arbitration
treaty between America and Great
Britain practically is complete.
The principal difficulty encountered
was in the consideration of matters
excepted from the scheme of general
arbitration, but it was found that the
desired object could be attained salts
factorily by the exchange Of notes be-
tween the two governments, explains
tory of the plan and scope OF the
treaty. leaving the convention itself
very simple in outline.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-19

Astoria, Or, May 15.-An even luz
dred years ago-April IL, 1S1l-'ne
good ship Tonquin, owned by 'on1
Jacob Astor, sailed into the noun :
the Columbia river, rode over INC ~.
and anchored ten miles up the nv
in a cove opposite what has no" -
come Astoria. The Tonquln Droue'
the first white man to the great oio
gon country, which at that time em
braced all the land from which ~.
states of Oregon, Washington "n0
Idaho have since been carved.
It is in celebration OF this se''ie
ment that the Astoria Centennial was
projected. The pageant Will Is
opened. with simple ceremonies VI ~,
August 9th. The public opening VIII
be the following day and the centen
NAL will continue for thirty days. VI
until September 9Th.
The Legislature of the State OF ore
gon appropriated $4,000 toward the
expense of the centennial. ClatsoI
county made special tax levy winch
brought $4,000 additional funds &c
the committee; Col. John jacob Astoi
of New York city donated $4,000 &c
the cause and the business men OF
Astoria contributed $4,000. Addi
tional subscriptions from the trans
portation companies and Portland
business men have brought the avail
able sinews of war up to $15O,OOO. :
This centennial celebration is the
only official exposition on the PACING
Coast this year and offers the follow
ing attractions:
Pacific Coast motor speed boat re
gatta, with $4,000 in cash prizes, last
ing one week-September 4th to Sep
TEMPER 9Th, inclusive. The displace
ment boat championship will also be
decided at this regatta, as will SUI
premacy in the fishing craft classes
sail rugged bulls, sculling contests, tut
races, canoe races between various
Indian tribes of the Northwest and
such features as are usual at western
regatta tournaments.
Glenn Curtiss will have an aero
plane and hydro-aeroplane exhibi
ton lasting four days of the third
week of the celebration. Mr.. Curtiss
is under contract to fly over land, seas
and rivers, starting from the surface
of the Columbia river, running at
speed of at least thirty-five miles an
hour down to the mouth of the Co
lumbia river, rising from the water
without mechanical aid, circle over the
beach to the Gearhart Hotel and re
turn to the starting point, flying in
the air overland.
From the opening of the centennial
to the close there will be two fleets
of battleships in the harbor, one de
tailed by the United States Govern
ment and one from the pick of the
British squadron. In addition the
South American republics and China
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-19
WAND Facts on Seals.

Washington. May 15.-The House.
by resolution, has called on the Secre-
tary Of Commerce and Labor for all
correspondence and records relating
to the conduct of the seal fisheries on
the Alaskan coast for the last six
years. Charges that the seals were
slaughtered in q merciless manner
last summer are specifically mem
toned.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-19
Rlca 1aIle.

Take hot cooked rice. season with
salt. pepper and butter, and ada very
finely minced chives and parsley-a "a
blespoonful Of chives and Teaspoons
full Of parsley to each cupful o. rlce-
Mix wen and form into small balls the
sixe Of walnut and set away 70 GET
cold. When ready to use dip each
han ii beaten egg, roll in ground pea
nuts and fry golden brown n boil
ing fat. Drain and serve = z safn'sn
to meat or game.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-19
As70RAs0ON TO CELEBRATE centennial

and Japan have promised to detail
baftieships to the scene Of the centen
NAL and participate in land and ma
rine pageants.
The Gearhart Hotel has been Sc
lected as the scene of the great naval
mop which viii be given in honor OF
the officers of the various battleships
General Finer. head Of the Oregon
National Guard, has decided upon AS.
toria for the scene of the annual sum.
mer encampment Of the Oregon Ma.
tional Guard during the continuance
OF the Astoria Centennial.
Officers from the national guard OF
the various states will be invited to
participate in the evolutions and OBJ.
serve the work of the combined ma.
tional guard and the United States
regulars who will be assigned to AS.
toria for war practice.
Gearhart Beach, the scene of the
big coast automobile race meets an.
nually, will be the mecca for the mo.
tor car speed experts during the cele'
bration. This meet will be in charge
of the Automobile Club of Portland
and the Northwest and will be off.
cially sanctioned.
The Oregon Development League
has selected Astoria as the meeting
place for the annual convention of the
118 cities holding membership in the
league.
EARLY Days of Astoria, or the De
struction of the Tonquin,' is the title
of a pyrotechnical display which will
be offered as night feature of en-
tertainment during the centennial.
Eight different conventions will be
in session during the centennial cele
bration, including the school teachers
State Institute, to which national edu
Gators have been invited for a week
Special categorical floats are being
constructed for a series of land pa
rades, which will be different in char
acter each week. These floats will be
fully as magnificent as those used al
the annual Rose Festival at Portland
and the school children will be drilled
to participate in the exercises by the
order of the Board of Education.
Specially interesting will be the op
portunity for visitors to witness the
fishing for salmon at Astoria. There
are more than 5000 salmon fishing
craft at Astoria and the salmon fish
ing season will be open until August
18th, allowing the visitors to see how
the mighty salmon is caught and
canned. These fish weigh as high as
seventy pounds and average about
twenty pounds each.
The Gov errors of the various states
will be invited and a number have
already accepted invitations to be
present on special days set apart fol
the respective states. With their mill
tary STATS they will be royalty enter
tanned and add greatly to the socia
life at the centennial celebration.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-19
improved Cheese Cakes.

Two cups Of cheese. one cup Of
sugar. one-fourth cup Of melted but
tar. one lemon rind and juice, one salt
spoon OF salt, one-haf cup Of milk or
cream, three eggs beaten separately.
then beaten all together well. adding
stiff whites last. Line pans with rlcn
pastry. Bake like custard. This
recipe fills q deep squash pie plate
To be eaten cold. Crate nutmeg over
the top before baking.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-19
Farm Value Of Wheat Shows Loss.

Farm Value Of Wheat Shows Loss.
Washington, May 15.-According to
crop reports of the Department of Ag-
riculture. issued recently, the farm
value of wheat in Oregon on May /,
was IS cents per bushel as against
SO cents on May l, 1910.
In Washington the farm value May
l was "A cents as against SO cents one
year ago and in Idaho 20 cents as
against 80 cents on May /, 1910.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-19
SUPREME COURT TO
! HEAR COAL CASES
APPEAL FROM HANFoRp RULING
ON STRATEGY GROUP INDlcT.
MENT pockETEp.
Fight Over Probably Richest Coal
Lands in World Transferred to
Highest Court in this Country
Fictitious and Fraudulent Entries
Charged in Original Indictment.

washington, May 13.-The fight
over probably the richest coal land in
the world was transferred to the SUI
preme Court of the United States
when the Government on Thursday
docketed an appeal from the order Of
the Federal Court of Washington
quashing the so-called "Stracey group"
indictment.
Judge C. H. Hanford, of the lower
court, quashed the indictment on the
ground that under his Interpretation
of the coal land laws applicable to
Alaska the indictment had not stated
an offense. The appeal from the de-
cision will bring before the Supreme
Court the determination of the law
under which Alaskan coal land may
be entered and sold.
Charles F.. Munday involved.
The appeal involves the indictmen.
against Charles F. Munday, an attor-
ney of Seattle, Wash, and Archie
Shields, employed by Algernon Stra-
cey. 1t does not include that against
along with Munday and Shields.
1t was from the alleged interest of
Strategy and his brother, Sir Edward
H. Stracey, an English baronet and
Liberal member of Parliament, in the
land that the name "Stracey group"
or English group" was given to the
claims.
Valued at $1o,o00,00o.
The Government charged in the in
dictment that Munday, Shields and
Algernon Strategy entered into a con.
spiracy to defraud the Government of
5000 acres of coal land, valued at
$10, 100000, just west of the so-called
Cunningham coal land claims. The
scheme alleged was to induce "by Gun.
bingham persuasion and promises of
pecuniary reward and other corrupt
means" persons to make fictitious 10.
cations and fraudulent entries of the
coal lands, ostensibly for the exclus.
i've use of themselves, "but in truth
and fact for the use and benefit of the
Alaska Development Company and the
Alaska Coal & Oil Company"
Seams Sixty Feet Thick.
The land in question is still held by
the Government, no patent having
been issued to any Alaska coal claim
ant. Some Of the coal seams are said
to be sixty feet thick. Nearly 1000
claims have been filed upon these coal
lands, many of them forming the basis
for indictments in Spokane, Tacoma,
Detroit and Chicago. The present ap-
peal is the first to come to the Su-
preme Court as result of the Gov
eminent proceedings. Action on it
may affect the other indictments.
The appeal docketed would not be
heard in the regular course Of bust
ness for nearly two years. The Gov
eminent, however, is preparing to ask
the court to advance the case, and it
is probable that it will be argued next
October.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-19
Probe Freight Rates.

Washington, May IA compre-
hensive investigation Of alleged I'M
reasonable freight rates on wool, hides
and pelts from western points Of or
igin to eastern destinations has been
ordered by the interstate commerce
commission. The inquiry will affect
wool, hide and pelt rates throughout
the country.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-19
THIS MAKES MEAT TENDER
Implement With Gutter Wheels Which,
Rolled Over a Steak, Loosen Up
the Fibers.

Even the best of butcher shops
sometimes have tough meat, and at
the other shops 1t Is toss-up whether
you get good steak or not, unless you
are willing to pay fancy prices. A
Pennsylvania man has invented an
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-19
Farmers for Reciprocity.

Chicago, May Is. Members Of the
executive committee Of the Illinois
State Farmers Institute expressed
themselves in favor Of the proposed
reciprocity agreement with Canada at
. meeting here.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-05-19

interests of his country. There was
no subterfuge in his declaration. He
meant what he said-that he would
lay down the reins of government
when he could do so without danger
OF anarchy or chaos following his &C.
ton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24

SRA @oG til 9ol" er 9oonet paa
en- n0 9og, fom ben ioenife Op0a-
ger Seon SeOin bar itrepet forllng-
oommen; ben oil 1912 uofon1me
poa @plOenoalif 5orldg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
GilltaaeIie / sorimeria9eu.

65icago, 20. Oft. - Iro0s tio.
ligere BaaitanO om oct mooiatte
slep Statsienator 3obn 8rooericf,
Gbicago. Gag toungen til at mo.
rsmme ior llnOerisgeliesfomiteen,
at ban ienote eiter Statsienator ;.
% Solitlam ira Sufn eiter Sena.
tor Sorimers galg / 1909. - BRO.
oericfs Silitoaele opnaae6es ofSlo.
miteens Sngfsrer Sealp, peO at
oenne uoentet frenibilte ct grep
ira Brooerief til Solitlan 6oiIfet
grooerict BAD Sufa. .Wanoen om at
msoe bom | Gbicago al. 4. Gftm.
Den 28. glug. 1909. 5 Som.
meren 1909 befenote Solitlop, at
9rooericf betulte 6om $4,000 for
bans Stemme FOR 2oriiner. Solitlan
erflpreoe. at oisie genge 6etaItes
6am Gbicneo, efter at 9rooerict
ifriftIig bnboe anmo0et bam om al
msoe bam ser. grooericf oeri.
MOB life alene nGgteOe, at ban 6op.
De nobetoIt Oisie 9senee, men paa.
Itoo inotiI | Dae, at ban alori1
1aooe ienot efter SoIitlap. Gbica.
90 Senatoren iaeoe, at SoIItlon
bpnoeIiespis fom ino til bam, mems
ban bar | Gbicoeo | 5orretnings.
anligsenoe Deo oen BIB, 90 ban poa,
itoo, at ban ifuIoe babe mootooei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
Or. 6arl j, gSalterS iGO 9IarS
6poielsoaa

iejreoes SsnOag gitermi00og al
&utberanere I Omaha % OmeBn.
Mange ira 9Ia6obper par til Steoe,
i9rlia oa ira 2lrlinaton.
o. @eIler, 5oritanoeren ior 2u-
t6er Seminariet / Setparo, gtebr.,
6oI0t Ell Gale paa 1pit ON Gr.
@aIter5 2iu og 9irfiombeo, og
Bait. 5beooor Sartuann f,o 2onis-
bile, 9te6r., talte oper iamme @m-
ne paa gneelif. st tort aor lang
baaoe tDife og engelife Souge.
Gr. 8alter omtaIteS life Blot
iom Misiouri-Spno0e @runolgg-
ger men tillige iom @rlm0lG9geren
al Oct lut6erife 0ienigbeosifolesSp-
ITEM al en- 9ieffe Gollegeer og Se-
minarier, al lut6erife 0|isiioner og
al bet hlt6erife 5orlag86u5 / ct.
2ouis og OesuOen iom @r9itelGrer
/ St. 2ouis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
Den vltore Sano Sbop"

iom ii6ite llge 6or opret 6oIot
Omaha, bar iflg. u16e Oma6agee"
oGret Ell ioa itor Succes, at oe sri.
itigite 5orpentninaer er ooertrnf-
Jet, o9 man mener. at en- aarli9
llOitilling Of GeItitoterneS 2on6pro.
buffer Der er iifret for 6rentioen.
9oaoe ll0itilIingen og 9ei6get bar
bGret tiIfre0sitiIGen0e, og Sen bele
glfipre bar life olene opret nnoer.
boI0en6e, men tillige belprenoe og
oporogenoe, ifrioer 9Io0et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
Nuroiif 9unbcriationslefiifon
ior $500.

g'oole @fsempIarer al bette no
isrliee og pnaIioeIige StanOarb
gerf, bbis 9ogla6epris er $26, og
iom er ct belt 9ibliotef Jig ieIp-
inobun0et / itrrft aarton = til
bpoes 6erbeo for Den urimeIia Bill
lige 9ris al .$S. Snoen ior en- No
Oius of 800 @il tiIIenoes 9s9er'
ne frit.
Sfrio Itrafs, 0eriom &c oil be.
nptte Gem al bort efstrooroinGrC
EiGbuO oa iifre Gem ct efs. al
bette fortrinlige 8erf ior minor(
ems en- Grebiebel al 9oaGooepriien
Dam. 2utb. Bubl. Sonie e
Blair, giebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
Sanobruesminiite tDnlon.

Der bar oen ienere 5io aaaet
Otpgter ON, at 5or6oloet mcllent
8rpiioent Gait og 2anObrugsmini-
tier @ilion er ipGnot, og unoer
10. oS. meIoes ira @oibineton at
ct fSorlpoenoe Ser bill nioe, at Mil-
ion bar inoienot i'm 9ieiieuation
iom ifal trp0e / araft til I go.
pernber. 9lpgtet er BOG life Itao-
fpitet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
Blair, aebr., sirsOas ben "a Ofober 1911

enOe It9rfe 9riffe opertraa0tes.
Saa / i0lte ll9e tog ben ifanoina-
oife 4rgiteforening, bois 5or-
mano og Sefretpr benbolOsDis til
borer ben ioreneoe norif-litt6. Sir.
fe og ben ioenif-lutb. slugultaaa
Spnooe. fat % opforOreoe @noer-
ner @berbart til at ioretage en- I'm
Oerie9elie for at fonIne poa bet re-
ne meo, ON alagerne bar Net eller
life. 5oreningen DiIOe bi9lpe Q1e-
to0iIterne at ifoffe geoiIer til 8eie.
Gn blino Yrpit / @entrp, Mfis.
iouri bar ifSlge QfeIOing 0erira
elp labet Upper til % trDft en- 9i-
bel meo itore 9o9itdper. 8ette 9lr-
beioe bar taget bam Ipp 9lar Qian-
Sen beo0er Spencer; ban milteoe
Spnet oeo 5ooarsaloeren. "a ban
bar II 9lnr gammel, Oeoe bans
6orplote, og ioa fom ban paa
9lin0einItitut / ct. 2ouiS. San
bar orbeioet 6oa0e iom CONNER.
mon0 og iom 9rpit. Gngan9 6pg-
ge0e ban Jig ieIb ct SuS meo tire
gGrelier. @eO 2tr6eioet meo 9i6e-
len 6ap0e ban Ell life Gige til
&iplp. Sum lpite ior ban, og Ioa
iatte ban 3Dperne.
Gn 9omsaiiigelie. Sra 9es
0ioines. So, me00eIes unoer 19.
IS. ON en- ret intereSiant 9om5ai-
iiQeiie. Stotens 6oieiteret itaoip-
itcOe 0orriion Gountp 8iitriftS-
rets 9om, ifg. boiIfen Gee G6ap-
man tilfcnotes $25 ior lin aones
Qpo o9 $299.7t for boer al line
tire 9srns 0e0 aebmGnoene9iarr
& So. 6apoe iolat Mrs. S6apmann
acroienp. ser inOe6olot 2tGo @aso.
line. "a 0lrs. Chapman 6rnote a
sen iormentliqe aeroIine til Of tGn
Sc Slo meo, ifete ser Ell gfspIoiion
Iom ioraoriageoe 5enoes og 9sne
mes 8eo.
geretninger Tiger intet ON, 6oor
for Summen for aonens 9oo er
lat aa lobt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
9tr. 81.
Situattonen
/ Rtna.
OicuulutiOniiterne iDnes at OGre
saaet Of meO Scjren.
j en HroflamatiOn nOtaler 0ieuo'
lutiOnens Seoer, buao ban Oil.

gefina, 20. Oft - NelOingerne
ira Sanfom / Gag befrGiter 0iDg.
terne ON, at Oprererne bar BUN.
oct Ell betpoelig Seir oner Jiegerin-
gems Eropper.
5bangbai. 20 Oft. - @ennem
ben engelife gicenomiraI 8insIoe
6anfom CT Der ira ct en9elifari9s.
ifi6 u0en ior Sonfom fonlmet ct
traaolss Telegram iom Tiger, at
aae 1elegrailinier til 9eting og
Sbangbai eoelaeOes / 8aar al 81.
oebrono paa oper en- Qlils 4fltnno
ira 5remmeofudtteret. st onOet 6e.
learam tiger. at observation-disclosures
/ 0anfom paaitnar at bnoe ounoet
en- betDoelig Seir oOer De feiierli-
ae (ropper, at De bar erobret 6Ioo.
breooen og Sernbaueitationen, lamt
at De fineiiife arigsifibe trat bort
meo llnota9eIie al eet. iom gif ooer
til Oprererne Dc feiierlige crop.
oers Iilbogetog ira Santow be.
frrftes, ue0 DieIOinger ira aiu.
fiano 3 bisie beOOer oct, at oe
fineiife Sonohboaoe bar truffet
iie tilbage BERTH. aeoolntiOnilter.
mes Opisriel &anfoip i.tal Daoe
peret meniterp9rOig. arigsIcGen
blioer gennemiert Som en- 6el9e
al oisie Mel0inaer er Der itor @IG.
6e blonOt ssineierne 5bangboi.
Stormlgbet pna ganferne er itano.
Jet; men 2nnoets egne Banter fan
life betnIe uoeitaaenoe 9noiSninger
og al Sorretning er itnn0iet
Ter er oonnet et 9fs0e SiorsSel.
ifab, og for isrite Sang / 6iitoricn
tiener fineiiife apinOer iom iripiI-
Iige i Selifabets Iieneite S6nng.
bal er ct al 9leoolutionens 9rneite.
Ser, % et / gdor uoite0 Wanifeit
iiaer ReooIritionens 9l9enter o8i
oppellerer iii pore 9rs6re oper be.
le 8croen onl at fomme os tilSiplp.
&c. iom bar Benge, b6r gipe gen-
&c. Sc, iom bar @is0om. 6er lPg.
ae Qlaner; De, iom bar 2egems.
frnit, ber title iig De f9mpenoes
9lpffer; De, iom fen0er til 6ienoens
3ilitano, ber laoe os oioe ON Den.
9i penter, at oenne 9eppDelle oil
faa ct beloigt ll6iaIo. 6ois Sen life
lDffes, pil oct ii Cages glooba0 /
Sangc6om og Stating, on Wioncbu.
erne un0erlag0e iig aina. 6leoe gen.
taget 9i baaber, at bore fpore.
Iau0sucnliqe 9rsore oil itstte os ira
ollie Si0er og meO inmuirfeuoe SGn.
Der oil ioran0re Sen nup9renOe iii.
itano."
iSolgenoe RrofInmation ifnI oGre
n0iteOt ai 9ieoolutionens 2eOere /
9onfop: Seq fommer Tor at irel.
ie oct fineiiife 6olf u0eu 9onfe ON
at erbperpe mig perionlig 6ortie.
neite eller no9en iremifiiot StiIling.
men bare for at orage eoer no al
eSloen % lpge eOers io9re Spgoom.
me. ! er bIenet unoertrDft pan oct
btreite, 0rufnet | ct San al Glen.
oiabeO unoer ct boOeiulot 5remmeo.
itnre. GOers Stprere bar life be.
bonoIet eoer iom gern. CAB boer
Den. iom eIifer 5pOreldnoet, lutte
fig til os, ioa bill ban pinoe en-
epig gGre peo at fri 9anoet ira Den
barboriife Noncbu, iom eber bort
sieo. Dog, Ia6er os pare barmbier.
tige enoog mob bore uerite iienoer
@ore Solooter mnn ie til, at De life
observation-disclosures benipnslsit. CAB
3oo os gipe Dem glnleoning til at
operaipe oeres gooben og unifor.
mer. @er De life oct, men fortipt.
ter at ppre 9icpolutionens 8ienoer,
0a moa De 0rpbes"
Gan francisco. 20. Oftober.-
Neutrality-suspicious. bar ifslee
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24

Qorimerpengene. aomiteens Sogf6-
rer aooe, at 9ro0ericfs SilitaoeI-
ie 0eres 9etrogtning par BET pig
tigite, Der bi0til par fremfonmen
unOer 5or6eret / 9bicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-24
9ampifibsnotitier.

pllniteo States", ser anfont til
9letp Dorf oen II. os., oil ofieile
Oeriro ben 26. os. og pentes oa til
Sfonoinopien Sen 3. gtopentber.