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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18

of il, moderate amounts following in north Texas, north Alabama, north Georgia and in North Carolina. A very light rain fellsat Birmingham today, but none was reported from other weather bureau stations in the state as occur ring since morning.
 Temperatures continue high in the lower Mississippi and Ohio valley and the southwest, and in the gulf region from Mississippi to Texas. The high est from any reporting station today was 102 at Abilene. The showers that occurred today in north Alabama and east Tennessee and north Georgia pre- vented the temperatures running so high as they did yesterday, the high est today al Knoxville being 76, at At lanta, S4, and at Birmingham S9. Montgomery and Mobile were also very slightly cooler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
BROOKS REPORTS
 SHORTAGE IN ENSLEY COURT

Montgomery, June -(Special.) )-In the neighborhood of 12o pages of type written testimony has been submitted to Governor Emmet O'Neal by State Examiner H. Y. Brooke, covering, it is alleged. shortage in the accounts of Judge c. F. Camp of the inferior court of Ensley. The fact that testimony in the case has been submitted is sub stantated, though particulars concern Ing the alleged shortage are lacking, the governor refusing, at this time, to make any statement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
Negro Is ParOled

Montgomery, June 17.-tspecial)-Gov Emmet O'Neal has paroled Jim Hall, a Montgomery county negro. owing to the conviot's i'll health. Hall was sent up for further developments in the case against him have shown, it is said. that petit larceny should have been the proper charge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18

It Is understood that the testimony which has been adduced is for the pur pose of showing that the judge is short about s2000. It Is understood also that the examiner found the alleged short age to be due to fines. varying from s5.5o to $50, which were not accounted for or entered for record. It is further intimated that there were discovered about 100 hard labor cases in which no entries of the cases were made.
 Judge c. r. Camp yesterday declined to say anything about MT. Brooke's re- port, saying that the matter was in the hands of his attorneys.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
Weather Forecast

Washington, June 17.-Weather fore cast:
 Alabamar-LocaN showers Sunday ana probably Monday; light to moderate south winds on the coast.
 AIssissippi-Local showers and some what cooler Sunday; Monday generally fair; light to moderate south winds on the coast.
 Tennessee-Showers Sunday; not so warm In west portion; Monday fair in west and central; showers in east DOT tions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
Taft to Stop at Johnson City

Washington, June 17-President Taft today accepted an invitation to stop off at Johnson City. Tenn, on his way to the Appalachian exposition at Knoxville in September.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
Tenp'tu
 Lowest

fense was intended to prove an alibi.
 Judge Weaver will not pass sentence upon Bennett until Monday morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
Send New TrOOps

Lisbon, June 17.-Marines left on the cruiser Republics today, destined for north Portugal. where they will replace other corps which have been used to re- inforce the frontier garrisons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
Rockhill Bids Good Bye

St, Petersburg. June 1I-Emperor Nicholas today received American Ambas- sador Rockhill, who presented his letters of recall. MT. Rocihill has been trans ferred to Constantinople.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
P|CN|CKERS HAVE FUN AT WEST LAKE Bessemer and Birmingham
 Iron MOulders LIPSCOMB DEFEATED Davis Allowed Only Four Hits and Struck Out Eight Men-Other
 News Items of Interest
 of Bessemer
LIPSCOMB DEFEATED

BeSSei1eEs l ulie lt--A -ASPtSidAsR l iAN members of the Bessemer local No. 255 and the Birmingham local No. S42 of the Iron Moulders' union of North America with their families and friends held their annual picnic at West Lake to- day An approximate estimate of the number of people visiting the grounds during the day was placed at 800. The crowd was conveyed to the park by a line of tal1yhos and carriages. Boat ing, bathing and fishing furnished the mornings sport, andsat noon a basket luncheon was spread.
 The shoe race was the first contest of the afternoon, and the prize, silver coin, was awarded Willie Mitchell of Bessemer. The egg race was won by also a silver coin the swimming match prize was awarded Herbert Law son of Bessemer. the trophysbeing a cash prize of S2.5e.
 The dancing set began their favorite pastime at 8 o'clock upon the arrival of an orchestra from Birmingham and entries for the best couple in waltz contest were called for. The ladies' prize, a silk umbrella, was awarded Miss Genie Frazier, dancing with James Ray, both of Bessemer, and the gen. tlemens prize, a silk umbrella, was won by Will H. Yaeger of Birmingham, dancing with Mrs. Yaeger.
 The judges selected were: John Conoway of Birmingham, Louis Ling and Charles Sits of this city, The feS- tivities continued until Il o'clock to- night and the day was pronounced an enjoyable one by all.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
$9.98 KNOXVILLE BAN K R U PIT

One thousand high grade suits. Up to $40.OO Alfred Benjamin, Hirsh Wickwire, College Brand, Adler Bros.- $9.98.
 SOUTHERN SALVAGE CO.
 Varley & Bauman Store
 1910 3rd Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
Our optical parIors ex-

We Fit Glasses s"sveT 9"s sPfs aond"eod Sao5s and scientifically equipped for the proper prescribing of glasses in service to be quaed the optical departments of ewery drug stores We combine the service rendered by oeulist and optican in charge
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
W0odmen's Memorial

The Bessemer Woodmen of the World will observe memorial exercises to- morrow afternoon. at Pleasant Hill ceme- tery at the unveiling of q monument erected to the memory of Ernest Wes- son. At the conclusion of these eX- ercises they will go to Cedar Hill cem- etery where the unveiling of the Frank NJ. Prince monument will take place at o'clock. All members of the local camps are urged to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
Deaths and Fuenerals

The funeral of Mrs. Elma Vines, aged "A, who died last night at the home of, her daughter Mrs. Ira Smith in Huey- town, was held this afternoon at the late residence of the deceased. The interment was made In the Moore cemetery near McCalla, the home Of Mrs. Vines until the death of her husband, which occurred about IS months ago. The deceased was formerly Mrs. Frazier, nee Miss Waldrop and is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Smith of 1Iueyton and Mrs. Philip Smith of Toadvine.
 James Heather, aged 66 years, died at Lipscomb Friday evening of asthma He N survived by widow and two children The body will be inferred at Oakland cemetery at ? o'clock Sunday, Kennedy Bros. having the funeral fin charge
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
LONDON IS READY FOR BIG EVENTS
 OF CORONATION

CONTINUED FROM PAGE D
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
Prepare for Arrival

general public houses being able to catch a fleeting glimpse of the regalla,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
Local Items

The C. W. Parks Amusement company will begin week of return engagements in their tent Monday night with the drama, The Man Who Dared" The ac- tors of this company are we'll known as dramatic interpreters of ability, for dur ing their former playing here last month their productions were exceptionally well received by the theatre patrons of this city.
 A mad dog that rushed upon the porch of the Salvation army headquarters here this afternoon was shot by a neishbor, G. j. Thomas. The dog was a large, black shaggy animal and was only prevented from entering the house by Captain Teas dale seeing him and rapidly shutting the front door.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
Personals


 Miss Elise Robinson, who is. enrolled at the Livingston Normal college for the summer course, is spending the eek-end with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. P Robinson. Dr. R. P. McTyeire of this city, accom- panied by Drs. II. N. and w. w. Mo- Tyeire of Ensley, will leave tomorrow for Montgomery, where they have been summoned because of the serious illness of their father, Col. w. c. McTyeire. Miss Sallie Johnston, who has made hosts of friends during her visit here to Miss Ethel Johnston, has returned to her home in Montgomery.
 Dr. and Mrs. T. I. Cornell are plan hing to leave for the summer on July 1. The former will go to New York to study and the latter will visit friends and rela- tives in Kentucky, Ohio and Illinois. Miss Althea Parrish of Florence is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. l.. F. Parish at Jonesboro.
 Miss Mae Kennedy entertained inform ally tonight fin honor of her guest, Miss Ruth Brislow of South Carolina
 Mrs. J. E. Wilson of Jonesboro left to- day to tvisit relatives at Lafayette, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
Bessemer Defeats Lipscomb

At the Lipscomb diamond this afternoon Bessemer defeated that team by score of to l. Needless to say, the Bessemer boys walked away with the locals but they played an excellent game consid- ering their recent organization and in ability to keep regular players. Quinn, their pitcher, made his first appearance today and Cargile, the High school boy of this city, showed up well.
 The first freight train to run over the new physical connection between the Frisco lines and Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic railroad is slated to do so Tuesday. The track has been laid and only awaits the actual union of this and the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic main line and all work necessary to conn plete the connection will be done Mon day. This new track is to eliminate the former method of delivering freight for Georgia coast points from Pratt City, Ensley, Corey and other shipping sta tions in the immediate vicinity, through Birmingham and fig one of the most inn portant connections made recently in rail- road circles
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
Local Data

For the 24 hours ending a p. m. July
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
Announcements

The text for the sermon to be delivered by Rev. IT. C. Risener at the II o'clock service tomorrow morning at the Baptist church will be "The Conquest of Noun tain" The subject for the evening devo- tions will be 'The Great Crisis" The opportunities to hear pr. Risener are somewhat limited, as the revival, which is responsible for his presence here, Is scheduled to close within a few days
 The Regina Elena society will hold a special meeting at the Odd Fellows ha Sunday afternoon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

81 isger Sutemertets Rontor fol
ogioo at foa ct S,1obIit i, bporleoes
salget al bette populere Merte =
iom ao Stare oil f,nre fate fig ODER
an0re 0pgaper eno 8srneiamatoriet
oeo &oloing - 9aor fra @aonoen.
Set goar i%trpgenoe" - lpber
Sbaret. Mllereoe M er 6orboloet set,
at mere ems &alpoelen al sc 8oitton=
torer, ser bar facet Merter tiIienot,
bar iolat flere, enc De ifior iolete
ltge til 6. Sartuar - Sen Dog, SaI=
get berer op. 90 life min61t berin6e
er Salget goaet ODER al Gorpent-
ming, iao at ri / bette 9ieblif iiffert
er oppe poo 3 Mill. io1ste Merfer.
ltoe fra 8roninierne bar hi - felp=
fdlgelig - life 0beriigt ODER Gale
ne. Men ri pes. oog, at man fra
mango gte6er bar ien6t @fterbeitil=
linger til Sro6s for, at hi itrofs u6=
Iise iaa man9e @erfer, iom
Ser ioIetes ifior. De fan frembepe
Soen1e iom sen 8p, ser ftoor me6
@bancer for at 11ao bsieit op i seet
-
- So, lutteoe Dor @jemmels.
salget gaar u0anerfet. 81
fommer ganite iiffert life ioo liot
op emo ifior.
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Misl4ffeSe @ooer.

Maor man logger Merfe til Sen
l1enoeligbe0 at @o6enpbeoer, iom
uafbru6t u6len6es fra 6e itore Mo6e=
atelierer / &aris, faar man set
Snotrpf, at etbbert 8aafuno poo
Mooens Smroaoe, ielp set btiurreite
'og moerligite, itrafs finder. mere
eller minore :begeiitreoe 5ilbGngere
blan0t 6en ppnteipge 9ameper0en
og / Ell 8ort pin0er Sn6pos paa
@arfebet. Meu Set ct en- flor Mis=
foritoaelie, ingen ltoen Sc in6pie6e
amer Smfanget al BET Mrbeioe %
De Mnitrengelie r, iom ofte til ingen
@ptte u6f9res / 6e leoen6e 8ariier=
Mo6eforretninger. Set er life NOT
at Mo6efnuI tneren ifober noget mt,
set bigtigite er at fin6e en- toneon-
gipenoe Game, iom er ptIlig til at
lancere Sen npe Creation.
8asquini @ortb og ollie 6e ele=
gante 8ariierforretninger bar blun6t
6eres @un6er beitemte Gamer al
oct fornemnte Selifab, for bpem De
1p Ging fgrit fremlegges. Ct Ell
at oisie Gamer pillig til at oper-
tage r&remieren", iaa ct. sen np
@ooes @ucces iifret, og in6en fao
Tiger bar Sen goaet fin Seirsgane
gennem @uropas authoritative Ga
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
Arsen efter Song 2eopo1b.

Sra @rpsiel ifriper Ell @orreipon=
sent til ct franif 8la6: &roos ben
belgtife @egierings iberoige @n-
ltrengelier er Der ingen l1oiigt til at
fea Acknowledgements ON Song
2eopolos @fterlaoenifober or6neoe 90
freoelig Sci. Sum CIT al Mrpelabe=
rens Dbtre bar mo6taget &egierin<
gems 3ilbuo ont itrats at faa u6bc<
talt 4 Milioner Grancs moo iaa til
@ieugielo at gipe Mffa1o paa ale
poerlisere arop, nen1lie @rinieSle
Glementi1le> bpis Mono, @rins Sea-
poleon, for 9ieblitfet ct / olporlig
Bengetrang og %aabenbart mener, at
en Sugl / &aanoen er beore en0 ii
poa Saget. Meo @repinoe Stepbonte
2onpap er ser i1rtet 6orlig fommen |
.@tono> ga bum finder oen tilbuote
Gum altfor ri1ge, og bpa6 SEN tre=
Sic Dotter, 8~riniesie 2ouile, an-
gaor> inoppeoe benoes talrige &reoi=
torer itrats Sc fsrite iefs @illioner
al benoes Mrp bort for Meien al
ben6e % forbereoer Jig paa at giere
oct iamme me0 DC fire Millioner,
lom @egierineen bar tilbuot &rins
leslen. !@pao @eoe bar ioa Den
for9iel6e6e Game at at gaa inb pao
ct Sorlig? Saa maa bum bellere
tage 6blgerne al EN- &roceS; bun bar
10 intet at tabe og alt at pin6e. &bi
bpis 6e,1 belgiite &egiering life fan
bepile, at Sc al 2eopol6 Sen 26ens
tilbaeebolote 8ongo=Rense lite bar
aongens @jen6on1, met 6en ti0ligere
@ongoitats, tilfaloer Sc Mrpingerne,
og % set oreier Jig ON benpeo &C
Miaioner, bil6e &riniesie 2ouile fo1
lin Sort faa tpDe Millioner. sur
fun6e ga babe betale fine &re0itore1
og jelp beboloe a6ffillige @illioner.
@riniesie 9ouiie ipnes operbopeoe
life at gao al @eien for Erocesier
Sun bor / 6isie Gage anlagt en- nj
moo sen iaatalote &riniesie @aug
ban, benoes Ta6ers mangeaarige 81
: ferin6e, Ser MI bar giftet fig me6 fl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

gamle Ben, Ben ftp. llnoeroHiccr
Gurieur, Der rimelignis ct Gaoer til
benoes 8ern. &rocesien oreier Jig
ont to &illaer / Oiten6e, JONI 8oro-
neslen, efter boao bun ielp poaitour.
bar fisbt al Song 2eopolo. 20
hlonM ben Mfoboes 8apircr fa.;ot
mam pirfelig til alminoelig Gorhar.
ielle ct 9ofument, lom b%eptoneoe
at 8oronesien bap6e affibbt tit bsic
$erre og @lifebe De to 8iIIaer for
100000 6rancs. Briniesie 2ouile
poaitoar MI, at ser Der finn iorelig-
ger ct Sfinfieb; 8episbproen berfor
paabbiler imiolerttb benoe, % Set er
ct itort Spergsmaal, ON bum fan
fremifaffe oisie 8epiier. @eo fine
tioligere Brocesier MOB lin Gaoers
@liferin6e bar @%riniesie 2oitiie life
baft ipnoerligt &el6. Domitolene i
8rpsieI merfien6te Sen gamle 9on
@aber til Sen &pin6e> Der
babbe forie6et bm bans it6ite glor",
for fulotuo retsgpl6i9e. Sgioo 1n=
Der &rimiesiens rDe @roces fan man
giere Jig &oab om pifante Mflerin=
ger, og man mer1er at Briniesien al
&enfpn til fin Saoers Minoe bellere
ifuloe opgibe oenne @roces, tilmeo
% set oreier Jig ON Ell %forbolosois
ringe Gum. &bi al 6e 200, 900
Grancs faar bun 10 fun cit &reoieoel
ga bum ifal 6ele nreo fine geitre
- og nogle og &r~eiinostppe Euiino
Granes er 10 en- 8agatel for enGame,
iont bar en- @ielo poo TO Mill;one:.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
@1bstjeneiter / ct. Basil.

9anf ep. lntb. q. stepbans Sit
fe, &isrnet al 0rlean: og Stepens
Street, @u6stieneite bper Ssnoas
Gormio6ag al. II. SbnoaesFole
&I. 9. - Stills glpisafer, @reit.
@olsatba b%anif-norife &resbpteri-
aner Strife, 1876 Gbomas st., ,ter
Slice ct. Gonit @uostieneite bper
spnoog 6ormiooog'@1 1890 og en-
gelit @uostieneite bper 5en6ag Mf>
ten @l. 7.30. Ssn0ogsifole ser.
$50. 8ennemb6e bper Ons6og Mf-
ten ser. s / &irfens l1noerbpgning.
Mrel Ma6ien, St. tbeol. Hoitor. 80,
peel 491 CHARLES ct.
Sbnuoens nurif epanseliif luther,
ife .Menisbeb, @ibrnet al l%tniperiitp
og Horf Mpes., boloer @uostjeneite
bper Sen6ag 6ormio6ag ser. 1890
og Mften al. 7.45. Senoogsifolen
me6er al. 9 6orm.
S &apellet poa @iernet al Mea=
nep og Carl @ts., er ser 9pn6ogs=
ifole bper Sbn6ag Gftermiooag 81.
8 og @uostieneite 9I. 7.30 Mften.
S Sjsbergs @a11, s74 8apne
@penue, ct Der Ssn6ogsitole bper
Ssnoag Gfterm. SCI. 3. = g. 9.
@eque, &aitor, $40 Capitol 8oule=
buro. ~
Srefoloisbebs norif chang. lutb,
8irfe, Darlington % Sberburne
gpes. @u6stieneite bper Sen6ag
al. 1890 6orm. poo Morif og 7.45
Mften paa gnsel7t. Sbn6agsifole
og 8ibelflasie efter @bimesiegu6s-
~tiereften. = @br. Spbilruo> &reit,
$50 GuIler 5treet.
8etbania Strife, 81. Se1,ts og So,
reit Street. @u6stieneite afboloes
Sbn6ag 6ornt. al. 1890 og Mften
81. 7.30. @ber Sors6ag Mften 8sn-
nems6e i &irfens 8aiement. Ssn.
boesfole bper Ssnoog a1. 10. 8.
S. 6lagita6, 8reit. 8opel SAG
Dorf Street.
Den norlf-sauife @etbobit Strife,
&iIrnet al 8roa6nas % 1915 ct.
afbolber fine @uoStieneiter ion1 fsG=
ger: @re6ifen SSn6ag 6ormio6aa
&lotfet1 1890. Mften 7.45. hinge
Golfs gpportb 2iea: Ssn6ag Sitter
SCI. GAS, og Iiterert Ms6e 6e tire fbr-
ite Sirs6oge / @aaneoen. 8sx'
nemboe boer Ons6ag aften 81. 8
Is 6. SolIefien, Naltor, 289 1877
Street.
@mbstjemefe. / ben nsrif=oanif.
8aptiit.@irfe, &ibrnet al Milfor>
og @ooobri6ge @treets, bper Ssn
6ag SCI. 1890 6ormio6ag og 7.3C
Mften. al. $50 l1ngoomatnb6'
Sen norif=oanife 8aptiitmenigbeoS
l1ne6omsforening msoer / lit 2ofal'
bber @bn6ag a1. $50 @fterm., 81
al Milforo oe woo6brioee Sts
Gang og Muiif al II. S. Sangfor
Mlle Sfanoinaper bierteltg bel
ton'ne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

Seq bill ooeripringe ben poafslger
De pinlige Scene. @un fortelle, at
Ser en- balb Sime efter .bolot to 9ref.
bogne u6enfor 0liens &us,, og at to
@an6 bar / 6er6 meo at lesie mine
Bigger paa @ognene.
Sg fi6etr % er oct Blepet ct foit
Brtncip bos mig lite at loone Bigger
no., Com iagt, 11aar man flyer, set
er ct 8rincip, tager ingen Mniteo
6erof.
Gref i v@ebenbapn".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13
Serb fin &est / @mlb.

Ser er 1oget Der / 2ipet ion1 ct
bpert @ennee maa iette langt bpicre
END 8enge oe anore cling, nenrlig el
gobt $elbreo. Selp set rigeite Silent.
uoitpret lne6 olle @utioens @efpenl=
meligbe6er og 2rfsus, bliper iom ct
merh, treiteslpit Ggngiel, naar
Sun6beoen lite boer tilbuie. &bor
ofte bar man lite Jet en- befpmrct
Mo6er eller Sober be6 ct lille Barns
SNgeleie,. meo ale Segn poa Sen
iioite & moo Ben frpgteliee Str,t.
bebofte, eller 8eten6el1e I 2uftrsre.
ne, l16en at De eller Sen tilfol6te 2ege
formaar at gipe bet 2inbring, el[cr
reooe set fra ben iifre 500. Com Of
teit 9iper ct ioa6ant 9ilfeloe life Sc
4aarerenoe Si6 til at ifaffe oct 11g-
tige 2egemtooel tilpeie, for set fan
bore for ient,og me6 fnugen6e Smer=
te bliper 6e @ione til, at 8arnet maa
opgipe @ampen og fal6es bort fra
fine fiere.
81 bar nepnt Sc to ub al mang-
foloige anbre Silfel6e, bbor ct fien6t
og paalioeligt 2%egemi66el, bpis set
bar pe6 @aan6en> efter al Sonoip,1=
ligbe6 bil6e babe bragt @eoning ipr
oct .lioen6e Barn og @Ie6en tiIbaac
til 6e befpmre6e 6orelore. st at Sc
melt paalioelige &ielpemioler, iom
ri perionIig bar hobt 2eiligbe6 til
at unoerlsge og bar funoet at bore
fuIot u6 paalioeligt / %iaa0anne Si(s
fel6e, bporfor 6et er anbefalet, er
She @lelsner Meoicine Cos beremte
tpife 2egemi6oel ST.. Drofes Ger
man Sprup", Ser / en- lang Marrefic
bar bGret fabrtferet al nGpnte STR
ma ! 6inolap, Ohio, og joni MI ,a,1=
les for noget 1er frl6fommen til lit
8rug. 81 bar enbogiaa babt 2ej(ig-
beo til at bgre ON ct Silfelbe, 5por
cit tilfalot 2ege, paa bans @ppraS-
maol ON bpa6 Gamtlien bapbe brllgt
for @arnets Spg6om, fer ban bleo
tilfdlot og paa 8orel6renes Splns-
ming oln, at Sc bab6e benpttet r2r.
Drafe's German Group &eme6D",
itrafs ibare6e: ~Gortiet Blot meo
8rugen al set, set er oct be6ite Waioz
sci leg fien6er"; men set melt me:t,
ber6ige / bette Gilfeloe bar oog, 1t
2egen forlangte ct @onorar paa 50
for at bape anbefalet 81. 0ror:'s
2rgemio6el.
ll6en Epipl bill man fun11e un6goa
mango iaaoanne 29geregninger og
blipe befriet for mango 8efpmringer
for fine 8erns &elbreb, bpis man ill
Sta6igbeb boloer r9r. Drafe's Ger
man Group @eme6p" / &uiet, altio
feroigt til at benpttes, fbr Spg6oms
men far taget Sberbaano og intet
Mi66el UNDER SoIen bill funne biel,
pc Sc imaa. Miolet fan faces / ne=
iten etbpert Mpotbef for Sen rime!i=
&c 8ris al IS Gents; / mo6iot 6olo
Ienoer man 8elgbet og M6resien til
Size Gle isner Mebtcine Co., 5inoIoD.
Ohio, og man bill mo0ta9e cit Glaife
frit ttlien6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

-.
a -:>---- ---z-- -
Toner. Men set be16er meget ofte
at Mooeoornertte nagrer fig neo a
freere Ell ny Mooe, og lpffes oe
oos life at bepage Ell eller amber
bersmt Observation-Disclosures oertil
err Mooens Sfabne beieglet % belt
9%trbeioet ipil6t. >9en panbittig
Ssnoebaonbsfiole, 1om ouffeoe OF
ii6ite 8inter og allere6e nu CT bra.
get al @oriierinoer1e, par lite no.
gen egentlig @pbeb - ben Ioa /
flere Mar / Mtelieret, men Der bar
ingen Game, iom biG6e pootoge fig
at Iancere bette u6iloe at en- biiar
Gontali fsr enoelig en- befenot go,
rilerin6e / Mar forbormeoe fig oper
@onitrum'et.
3enne @eniur, iom be tonegipen6e
@ariierinoer iaaleoes /. @emmelig
be6 u6eoer, bar / 6e li6ite fem Mar
reo6et Guropas 9omeber6en for
ma1ge obiur6e Npbe6er, iom bar
bleben uofleffeoe / Mooeotelierne.
S r@tron6 Maga5ine" forteuer en-
in6piet ON bisfe @o6er, iom alorio
tom u6 / @er6en, men er bIepe,,
bengenoe ,.benptte6e i @o6eforret=
%ringernes Sfabe - in6tiI sc moaifs
aIltgebeI en- Gang fommer til Sober
Jog @eroiebe6.
Gor tire Aar iiben omgitfes man
Ii @uris meo en- lumf @lan ON at
paatpinge 9merne en- Mooe me6
~8ollonbofter". 2igeiom paa &gn
6ebaanosfiolen fful6e ogiao ber Sen
neoerite Del al @fsrtet bore ganite
ineber, men omtrent beo &neerne
bi6eoe set fig pluoieliet no til @al=
lonform for 6erpaa at blibe inebert
igien / Saillen. Ser par ipet en- bel
&affe iao6onne Goiletter, ogiaa Gel
ifabsfioler, paa bptlfe 8allonen babbe
en- mere langagttg 6orm. !@ertil
banoe man fon1poneret vGriangel=
6riiure", bpor &aoret til begge Gi-
Der bar a%rrangeret | megtige Singer
iaa @opeoet bleb tire @ange ioa
breot, JON Set / &%irfeligbe6en bar.
@oa Ssien bar @aaret opiat i 6ornt
al en- 8pramioe, bporfra ser ffuloe
poie ct Bor S%truosfier. Men &o=
riiertn6erne itreife6e. 8allonbofterne
og &pramioefriiureu ban6t alorig
Sn6pas. S Sc ii0ite Mar bar ser
Gang poa Gang beret Sale ONT,
at ri ifuloe bope &rinolinen igen,
og ser bar / &rfeligbeoen ogloo
fomponeret Ell &effe &rinoltne6rog=
ter, JONI e10og ifal babe p9ret ganlfe
bellpffe6e, n1e,1 Set gift Der iom
me6 8allonbofterne man fanGi
ingen Dame, iom pil6e lancere @c=
Den.
9a Moitanos r@bantecler" pac
lDngeus Seniation i Baris, berifebe
Der Ell febrilif Groplbeo / 8pens
itore Mooeatelierer. Man brgo So
be6et me6, bborle6es man be6lt ifltloe
u6nptte Seniationen for Mooen
@ntelte @banteclerbatte og @atte
made og lignenoe Sm@oting TOM
ogioa / @onoelen, men Sc flelte 90
briitigite Bariationer ODER @bante::=
ler>sbemaet gioroe 6iaifp. Mooe=
6amerne rtdtebe poa @obeoet, og
@banteclerfioIen penter enbnu paa
fin rBremiere".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-13

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