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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
BATES COLLEGE.
Sophs Leading in lnterclass Track
Meet-A Halloween Party.

Lewiston. Me, Oct. a.-tSpeciaD.-
The Bates college interclass track
meet which was partly finished, yes
terday, had 10 be postponed, today,
on account of rain. All the events are
now completed with the exception OF
the weights. The points now stand
with the Sophomores in the lead with
&c points: the Juniors having 3, the
Seniors 20, and the Freshmen 10.
The Y. NJ. c A. and the Y. w. C.
a. gave Halloween party in the
girls gymnasium. Tuesday evening.
The party was well attended and was
very much enjoyed by all. After a
short and humorous program refresh
ments were served and general so
cial time was enjoyed by all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
In Personal Damage Suit
Against Ar| WoIman.
Ordered 10 Bring in a Sealed
Verdict, This Morning.
Suit Against Street Railway Involv-
ing Clearing Snow from Track.

The case of Williams VS.. Wolman in
which Fred Williams of North Vassal-
boro brings action against Arl Woman
OF Gardiner to recover for personal
injuries, which he alleges to have been
caused by the effects of liquor which
he had bought at Wolman's hotel at
Depot Square, Gardiner, was resumed
Tuesday. The defendant, Arl VOL
man, was the first witness to testify,
Tuesday forenoon. The plaintiff in
this case claims the liquor had such
an effect on him as TO make him so
drowsy that he lay down and went to
sleep in a partially finished shack be-
side the Maine Central railroad track.
and when he awoke he found his feet
and legs so badly frozen that they at
forwards had to be amputated.
Mr. Woman testified that he had
seen Williams once or twice, but that
he was sure that Williams had never
visited him or bought any liquor on
Feb. - at his hotel He testified that
he had mortgaged his buildings in
Gardiner to his wife to the sum OF
$4,000 and had up To this time paid
her back only $500 Of this amount
He was asked, on cross examination,
about his selling liquor at his hotel.
He answered that he had not sold any
for the last seven years, and that be-
fore that time had not kept il in the
building, but would go out and get it
for anybody when he was asked for IT.
Mrs. BESSIE Wolman, wife of Ar
Wolman and against whom the suit
was also brought. fext took the WIT
ness stand She testified that she did
all the housework around the hotel
herself She said that she had loaned
her husband about $4,000. for which he
gave her two $4,000 mortgages on the
Depot square Hotel. She said that her
husband had paid her back $500 of
this $4,000. but the rest of it still re-
mains unpaid by him. She testified
that she had sold both Of the mort
cages in April. and that her reason Tor
doing SO was that she intended to
move from the hotel il there was any
more trouble in regard to Wolman
selling liquor The witness testified
on cross examination that she had
nothing 10 do with selling any liquor
in the. hotel
Fred Meader of Farmingdale. the
man who found Williams in the un-
finished shack by the railroad track
testified that he asked Williams how
Hong ~ had been III the old building
and that he answered about week.
He said that he also asked Williams
where he got his liquor, and that he
said he got ii on election day, which
was March s
Alfred Clark who was at the police
station at the tine Williams was
brought in after his legs had been so
frozen. testified that he did not hear
Wolman ask Williams. Why he did not
come back To his h1use and stay over
night, instead Of going down the rail
road track
The jury after being out of the court
room from , r NJ until $50 p. NJ. was
unable to arrive at a verdict. They were
ordered by Judge Spear to bring in I
sealed verdict in the morning. if YER
dict is found by that time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01

town attending the Maine state Teach
ers' Convention 1T Augusta. II
Rev John MaeAuliffe Of North@ Pal
ermo preached a good sermon ae the
Methodist church here last SUNDAY.
Miss Adelaide Hrowh pastor on the
NJ. T. church supplied the Methodist
pulpit ut North Palermo.
Next " Wednesday evening IS 10 he
.Gentlemens Night 1T Silver Luke
Grange when the men. will furnishand
prepare the supper and entertainment.
Mrs. Annie Woadsnm entertained her
sunday school class one evening re-
Gently at her homo a *deheiorshplp
per was served
Golden Gate Chapter @. IL :. ..sand
Vassalboro chapter o. ls. =. c;rfe IN. b-
guests Of honor at the Augusta fshap
ter next "Wednesday evening.
Quite. a pt,Wher of Changers sfrom
here attended the Ganae fair az East
and tho minstrel show in
the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01

Response for the Conference Rev. John
II. Quint.
"The Local Almshouse; Who Should Be
Kept in 1t and Who Should Be Kept
out of 1t. Jeffrey r. Bracket. Pm.
ID, director Boston school for Social
Workers, member Massachusetts State
Board of Charities.
Appointment of committees.
THURSDAY, NOV. ,
. A. M-"The Value of the Visiting
Nurse to the Community, Miss Annie
h. Rose, r.. ", of Bangor Anti-Tu-
berculosis Association; Jeffrey X.
Bracket. Phi. -. director Boston
School for Social Workers
80 A. M.-"The Present Situation in the
Anti-Tuberculosis Crusade" George
=. Nellbach. Asst See'y New York
State Charities Aid Assn. committee
on prevention of tuberculosis.
2 J.. M.-"Rural Social Conditions and
Their Betterment" Arthur A. Head.
secretary Laymen's Christian Fedora
ton of Maine.
2 Is p. M.-"rhe Work of Neighborhood
House in the Country Mrs. Belle
Snallidge Knowles, Northeast Har-
; 50 p NJ" Samuel Gridley Howe, pio-
neer of state Charities" Mrs Laura
T. Richards. Gardiner.
business meeting of the conference.
s f. MA square Deal for the Prison
en-, L. Stage White Pm. D.. secre-
tary National committee ON prison la
Dor.
Child Labor in Maine" Hon. VIM. r.
PattangaN.
conservation of Ghildhood's Purity.
Miss Laura b. Garrett. New York.
FRIDAY. NOV. 8.
The forenoon will he devoted to visit
ing institutions of interest to social work
ers in Augusta and vicinity, including
the House of the Good Shepherd Gardi-
ner; the State Industrial School for Girls.
Hallowell the Maine Children's Home,
Augusta.
Automobiles will be provided by the
local committee. Further arrangements
will be made at the conference.
2 T. M-"Co-operative Work for Needy
Families in Their Homes Mrs. Al
berta Il. Scott, secretary Associated
Charities, Bangor.
9 As p INCORPORATION in Child-Helping
Work" Rev. r. W. Plant. House oil
the Good shepherd, Gardiner; Mrs
Ira II. Cullen, secretary Maine Chll-
dren.s Committee.
Annual meeting Maine Childrens Com
mittee.
8 F. M-Reports of committees.
Education as q Part of Life, Hon
Paysou Smith, State superintendent OF
schools of Maine.
small Loans: How Names Laws I'M
poyerish New York's " age Farmers,
Arthur H. Ham. agent of the Russell
Sage Foundation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
WIRELESS REPORTS WRECK.
Steam Yacht Flashes News Of Saved
and Drowned.

London, Oct. 3l.-Development of
wireless biography for maritime Uses
is shown by the following Marconi
gram received from the steam yacht
Sapphire off Oban: Nine of the crew
of the steamer Ravenshough, bound
from Glasgow to Riga, We're picked
up,by us at S:45 A. NJ. in Barra
Sound. Outer Hebrides. The ship is
supposed 10 have foundered off Skier
rymore, early sunday morning. 1t is
feared 10 men have been drowned"
This message from the Atlantic is
probably the first received by wireless
reporting the laundering of a ship at
sea and the rescue of "a portion of the
crew.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
Make Your Cut Glass Sparkle

Soap leaves greasy finn. on ,slass
which is hard to remove; the fonoBing
method Of washing viii, however, make
glass crystal clear:
Take wooden tub, or pad the uetaI
sink with soiled glass linen towels br
auy soft piece of cotton. Washg tie
glass i'll warm suds. made by dissolying
a teaspoonful of Gold Dust washing
powder in pan Of hot water use i
soft brush to clean surface. then rinse
in water Of the same temperature After
the glass has been carefully dried on
glass linen, use cancels hair brush TO
polish the cut surface.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
International Bridge Open
To Public Travel.
More Money Received for The
Travelling Library Fund,
Chairman Mclntire Makes First APP.
pearance in Assessors Office.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR,
Regular Meeting of Governor and
Council, Thursday. Nov. 16 at 10 A. M.

:. Civn Engineer f. f. Greenwood has
reported TO state Highway Commits
sioner Parker l.. Iiardison the final
completion of the International high
way bridge between Van Buren,. Me-
and st. Leonard's. y B.. and the open-
ing of the same to travel. The bridge
was practically completed several
months ago. but its opening was held
mp until arrangements could be made
Tor completing the fills on both sides,
which We're not provided for in the
original appropriations.
The total cost OF the bridge is $50.
1924, covered by joint appropriations
by the Main" and Dominion go sern-
ments. Tie bridge is 49, feet long
aud is comprised : four spans, one
az feet long and TIE balance divided
into three equal spans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
Charities and
Corrections State
Conference, Nov. l=3,

Following Is the program Tor the fifth
annual meeting of the state Conference
of Charities and Corrections, which is to
be- held at City hall in this city, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, Nov. /.
and 3;
WEDNESDAY. NOV. /.
s. r. M-Prayer, Rev. y. T. Hope of the
First Baptist caurch, Augusta.
Address of Welcome Hon. Frederick
". plaisted, Governor of Maine: Hon
Reuel 4. Moves. mayor of Augusta
Rev. Edwin NJ. Slocombe, chairman
of local committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
M. Mclntire Is Here.

Hon. Bertrand g. McIntire of Wa
ferfnrd chairman of the State Board
OF ASS ssors, qualified. Tuesday, and
was. at his desk in the assessors Of
flee during the Afternoon. He will not,
however, take up the actual duties of
his office until Wednesday and said
that he considered his appearance in
the office. Tuesday. ~ in the nature Of
@. visit.
MIR. MeIntire has the reputation of
being AN interchangeable worker and
may he expected 20 be found at his
desk practically all the time that he
is not engaged in field work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
CARD OF THANKS.

DIR. A. w. Turner wishes to thank
both the physicians and the people who
have bestowed so much praise~on his
on the sure cure Of rupture
without the Use of the knife
Dr. Turner wishes To state that any
physician interested Or any person
suffering from rupture can have copy
of the book without charge by writing
at once to him at Hotel Pelham, "A
Boylston St. Boston, Mass.
nrt3l nON1-3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
CHINA.

r. f. Doe is repairing and painting
his house.
DR. G. j. Nelson is repairing and
otherwise improving his residence.
Work ON the Baptist parsonage sta :
bic is progressing well.
Mrs Loneley who has been i'll 1T bed
for about seven weeks Is now able TO
ride out.
Misses Florence Ward. Gladys Tib-
bets. Florence Hunt and Scott Lewis
were among the teachers from this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01
RED LIST GROWING.
Alexander Gray of Ellsworth Killed by
Accidental Discharge Of Gun.

Ellsworth. Me. Oct. 3l.-Finding a
trail of blood leading from ledge
on which the young man evidently
had been seated while hunting part
ridges, and following it about ten rods
through the woods. a neighbor, late
yesterday, found the body of Alexan-
der W, Gray. aged IS. son OF Alexan
der II. Gray of North Ellsworth. His
gun was found on the ledge. 1t evil
IDENTIFY had been discharged accident
ally and Gray had attempted to reach
his home, short distance away. The
blood trail circled about as though he
was bewildered. The charge of shot
entered the lower part Of his body
and he bied to death. No inquest was
necessary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01

Everyone present pronounced it a very
enjoyable evening. and Miss Malcolm
charming hostess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-01

India rubber nails for use in places
where ordinary nails are liable TO cor
rosion are German novelty.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-28


ie beioelt @eibGfte gum 3uiomnrer-
6ru6 gebrddt batten ulto 5tpar ourd)
bie 9emeinIten Wfitteln, oltr6 oie
8enubultg Der 8onifItimmlt11g, BOT
Der molt bette nod ni6t peiB, Oh
tic bon iGnen nidt gei6affen puroe,
onrd) Die Illsbreitung fali6er Sc
riidte, bllr6 sic geroffentli6ung
folider No6ri6ten mo anoere Mo=
lt0per mebr. sic peri6miegen benz
@Srdltoenten oudh BOP Ser Stabl=
trult felt 2angem binter ser Sennei.
fee : @eieli6oft Der let, ooB CT
9foore & S6lep uno Die Srnlt Com
llatD Of gmerica MIR DEM Huin nc
be gebra6t babe, I'M ste &ontroue
itber Die @eieaidoft at befommelt
luno ooB Die @rlongung oieier &orl=
troue fir BEN Stabltruit bon gro
Ben moteriellen 8orteil lei. sic
iteaten ii6 pielntebr an, als tpemi
tie mir aus reiner @oterlanos= uto
Wenidenliebe sic Senneiiee Goal &
&ailrooO 60. ertperben po0ten, oIs
nern tie mn 10 bonoelten, I'M oas
Rano Dor einem a%llgen1ei1em &rad)
5u befpabren. 8or Dem &ra6, ben
Tie ieIbit por6ereitet botten. nn6
&ooiepelt fiel auf ben Sdminoel
berein. ST gab feline @%rlaubnis CUR
ginperleibung Der Senneliee Goal
& Hoilrooo 60. IN oelt grltIt. 81
nod nebr, IN oem S6reiben al1 sen
@eneralonpalt, IN Dem er oieienl
ieinen @ntldluB mitteilte, gob es
olle oie erlogenen @riinoe, melbe
Die beioen @ertreter bes SrnIts, oic
@errelt Srid uno @arp, linn eeoeben
battcuk ols Motip fir ~ieiilef grt.
i6lnB on unb i6uf 10 ielbIt ein bIei-
banoes 3eugnis fir feline 2ei6t-
glau6igfeit.
8os olles itebt in ser &lagei6rift
gegell BEN Sruft ltno oas anes miro
Sbeooore Gooiepelt arg perbrieBel1.
9enn ipenn i6lieBl1d au6 feil1er
lbm einetl Goripnrf MAIDEN, feir1er
i'm Ser l1nlauterfeit ieiner @elpe9-
griiloe beidnloigen fam, nno ipenl,
es oud lebr uol moglid lit, onB
eilt 4noerer, 8rdiibent Saft 3. s.,
ebenio ouf oen S6minoeI bereinge
faaen mare pie er, 10 lit es boh
INNER urangenebm tpenn eineln
ein FOLDER &einfaIl nodgeipieicn
miro. geo6 oa5u, penn ma iih lllo
anoerll INNER 'boreereoet 6ot, oicler
3einfoa iei cine patriotiihe @roB-
tot eriten STANCES seueien lino ipelllt
mon 10 ftnrf In ieinem gn1pfin
Den tit mie &ooiepelt. l1nb oesne-
gen elaltben mir oudl baB oieie
alageidrift oie &luft 5piiden inn
lino Eaft uniiberbriidbar genlabt
MI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-28
sdanOlide 5aliderfanite.

SSn ieirem ySoi1obud Der grnah<
rungsfunit" beginnt Slaoc5ef einell
Baragrapben oes &apitels: v2ebrclt
uno gori6riften in 9e8ue ouf Die
gei6affenbeit Der Nabr11ng~ nit
benz Sase@:: n9ie Nabrung ioa MIR
aug unperfalfdten @~abrungs- uno
8enuBmitteln belteben," -0as ion.
te iie, aber mol nod ME, ieit oie eill-
3elne 5amilie aufeebort bat, ste
sur 0a6rung mie gum @enuB Die
nenoen Stoffe ielbit gu proou3ieresr
uno onrdpeg au6 5u5ubereiten, if
10 piele uno MISUNDERSTANDING
@are auf ben Marft gebroht mor-
ben, lpie urlter Der Serridaft oes
freimirtldaftliden SDitems. oils Die
Broouftlon aues marc, Dos @ol Ser
&onlumenten fuum in 9etraht oe-
5ogen, ui1o benz Staote oie ginnti-
idung III Dos @irti6aftsgetriebe
Fgeraoe5u unteriagt muroe, fan1en
5aliderfiinite auf Die cine gebunoe-
ne notwithstanding nidt geonI-
bet baben niiroe. 8as u~laiiie8 foire"
geipabrte AUDI in oieier Code ben
Spielraum; Der groBartige Sort
idritt Der Gbemie gab ben groen-
5ellten bunoert Mittel fir ems an
5ltr Sanidung Der 4onlumentcn.
9a5u fam nod, oaB nad eincm an-
bern Hrin5ip Der fapitaIiitii6en
Troouftion Die Maliengiiter Ser
Warft beberri1en. 9a nun montte
8ooren i6ledteroings ni6t in gro
ben Meengen audi biaie bergelteat
rperoen fOnnen, 10 mar man aud ltrl
Ger Maiie ipie Der Wfolien ipeaen
INNER mieoer ~geor1ilet, Surroga.
tie 81 ~perfpenoen Mno al fGlifen.
uno mas einmal 5ur @epobnbeit
aefporoen, milf iih Idledt abgepob-
llen lalien. @ol bat iid) Der Staot,
angeiidts Der @efabren Der @o9-
rungsmittelfdliduns fir Die Bolts
geiunobeit in unierer 3eit mieoer
auf feline 8flidt beionner, Ole
MISUNDERSTANDING gu iibertua-
den, i~uenigItens iniofern er ser Ser
falifung bon Nabrungs- uno &c.
nuBmitteln gu iteuern traftet. God
ipie idmer miro es inn, ii9 @ebor
uno @eboriam 81 beridoffeu gegeil.
iiber Dem BrofitItreben mon6er
8roou5entenl 5elbIt Der itarfe uno
meitrei6enoe Mrm Der 8ultoesregie-
rlng = cine Der penigen Wdhte.
Die in unierm 2auoe Dem @eiete
au6 anieben oeridaffen = permag
auf oieIein @ebiete Der rtebelltGn6e
ftltr nod uno nod Serr 5u meroeit
8ereits iiuo mebrere Sabre oer-
Tloilen lett @infiibrung oes 8unoe5-
Observation-Disclosures uno nod im-
rler nerludt Elm Sell Der 6abrifalt.
ten gu tnn, mas ibnen oag eigenc
@epiilen fdon gu unterlaIien 6efcb.
len fodte.
4ls elm SallptfunItTtiid aeiperbli.
der 5ali6erfiinfte nortate man Ian.
&c 3eit Die aus SoI5 georedieIten
Mnsfotniiiie, nit oeften Connecticut
ebemals Die BeIt begliidt boben
ioa. geoeutenoes 9alent entpidel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-28
lInteritiitt sic streifer.

3uipeiIen eeben 2eber, @ieren uno
gineepeioe an Den Streit nllo per-
neigern gu funftionieren. Damn
brau6t Sbr Die ai~genebmen flei'
men Streifbreder = Or. Sings
0eue 2e~benspilen = oen Srgoncn
natiirli6e SiiIfe au bringelt nno lie
gu geboriger 2atigfeit 81 5lpinaeu.
@ute @eiunobeit fo[gt balo nad. Ser.
Iu6t Tie. 25c in aaen @potbefern.
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Heitere Zukunft

Garbni lit Elm gutes GtGrfungsmteI AUDI fir eefunoe Srauen,
Inn @rfronfung bor5ubeugen.
Sn ben letten 50 Sobren bot Garbni sdmer8en eeitint uno ihma-
den Srauerl ibre &roft peoergegeben our1 ieinen miloen, biloenoen,
a~nregenoen @influB ouf Ole l1riade os 2eioens. Gnfe beribnte @fe0i-
5n bat ieoes Sobr Saufenbe bon neuen ~anbangern anf be Site berer
giebt, oenen fe gebolfen rno Die fe geiuno gen1adt.
Garomi bat aophpeb, Giifenibneroen, setenfhmer5en rmo pnle
anoere ernfe Spntptone BON SrouenIeioen beIeitiat. Sc pir6 Ssbnen
belfen. Meoden Sic einen Gerub. Sn alien gpotbefen 51 bdben.
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Ynr allie Ftauen

~9ie 3ufunft iebt better aus ihreibt Srou SeIen Gabriel ois-
bon, Ohio, ufettoen1 id GarSnt gefunoen, oos oaen-etdrfunasn
Sd bin bon alien 1nenen 2eoen bereit lmo babe neine @eIuno6eit pe.
oererlongt, ourd ben @ebraudb bon Gar6ui. @s lit bic ein5ige Meoain,
Die i'd i'm Sauie 6oben mag. Sd fonnte nibt obne es ien. garbni
giebt Mir neue Sraft# uno btft mir Ies, tpenn ib es einnebme."
9ebmen sic Garbni. @s miro Sbnen belfen. IS ipirft otf sic
geibpdtten, n1otten petbIifen Srgane rno mad" Te qein6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-28
Iitr Elm grpnnp =Ghiuin.

hos lift oas abfiibreube 8rontp =Gbinin.
iebt auf Die 11nterf6rift bon @. 90.
@rpbe. sSn Der gan5en 8elt gebraltdt
nm grfdltuna i'll 1 Sag gu beilen. 25c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-17
ArQn0 Olew uuileue.

Den dansk-amerikanske Unxdoms.
skole-i Des Moines, Ia. Vintertermfn
varer fra I December til "a Marts.
Skolen or bestemt for dansk-ameri.
kansk Ungdom, savel for den, der or
fedt i Amerika som for den %indvandred .
Ungdomsskolen tilbyder en- almsu
Uddannelse.o Der gives grundig I'm
dervisning i damsk og cngezsx sproe
saavel til Begyndere som Il, videre-
komne. Der holdes Foredrag over Dan
marks og Americas Historic, Litterstur
og Geograf, m. m.
hererskolen tilbydez Uddannelse til
vordende L@rere og Laserinder saavel /
den danske R5rneskoR som i den me-
rikanske public school.
,SBrligt Kursus ! Vinterterminen foo
Gymnnstikherere.
PreSteskoien uddanner v0fdende
Praster / "den danske Kirke" / Amerika.
Store lyse V@relser. Sund og god
Kost. $67 for is Tiger.
Skrif efter Kataiog.
E. Wagner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-17

ite situatio,r og iette Sumgr / selfabet. SON bar
oesuoe1 Mesieforitanber / Dor Stl1e og forltoo glin1z
re1oe at f%remtrplle Sc lefreite 9etter al Dor gooe og
iolioe Misunderstanding. @n Sag lepereoe ban en-
magelgs 6orelttlling. @on fle0te Jig @ipiloragt %
%uoltpreoe Jig JON r%eiienoe &eporter for ct @isbenbop=
l1erblao. S 0enne @genifab gioroe ban giiter 6or=
poiterne boS fo%rifiellige Mf0elinger, og blep %g(imreroe
n%1obtaget % ubltDret meo Ell @lusie vNpbeoer" lom
ri 1noreoe os foitelig oper, oa bon opleite fine ~0ple=
bel ier" for % Dor @tue.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-17
UDVALGTE. BOGER.

Bj0rneRt, Roman af CART Etlar, 6Oc, eleg.
ludb. s5c.--Udvalgte Eventyr og histcrler. at
H. G. Andersen, 352 Slider. So 1lIustrationer.
e1eg. indb. $1.OO.-kommanderens Dotre, For
t@llins fra Norge at Jonas Lie, 5oc.-G;ongs.
hevdiagen og Dronningens Vagtmester, al Ca
rt Etlar, 664 Slider, 81 90. eieg. indb. SIPS.
indb. ST. 5o.-Kongens Yndling. at Carl Her.
mann, 0 Slider, $500. eleg. indb. $3.50
Sen,andshistorier. at H. D~rachmann. s5c.
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