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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25

Chicago, June 24-Hotel clerks last
night breathed more freely than they
have in ten days. The last of the state
delegations checked out during the day
and the hotels were practically deserted
Of convention visitors.
Among the last to depart from the city
were Chauneey M. Depew, Lloyd Girls
com, Gen. E. A. Merritt, Ex-Gov. Frank
lin Murphy of New Jersey, Timothy L.
Woodruff, Charles p. and Henry w. Taft,
Miss Ethel and Kermit Roosevelt, Con-
gresham and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth,
Frank B. Kellogg of st. Paul, Senator
Guggenhim, Governor Stubs of Kansas,
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs. j.
Borden Hartman. Just before her de-
parture Mrs. Hartman motored to Hull
house, where she left boquet of roses
after paying her respects to Miss Jane
w. Adams. She will attend the Baiti-
more convention.
Chicago, June 24.-Subscribers to the
fund to bring the national republican con-
vention to Chicago have an unusual sur
prise in store for them, in that they will
get back 20 per cent of the amount adj
vanced.
Fred w. Upham, chairman of the COM
mittee that was successful in bringing
the big meeting here. said last night that
the 100000 subscribed was In excess of
the cost by $4,000. Mr.. Upham said the
arrangements were perfect and that the
success In carrying them out was due to
the excellent work done in many differ
ent directions.
The largest single item to be paid is
$4,000 to the Coliseum company for rem
tai and equipment. The committee will
be called together during the week and
steps taken toward paying the bills. This
action is delayed because all of the bills
have to be approved by Franklin Muir
ply, treasurer of the subcommittee on
arrangements.
Nahant, Mass, June Pain a statement
given out at his home in Nahant, United
States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge de-
clared himself in full accord with the
platform of the republican convention at
Chicago. Lodge took no part in the Taft
Roosevelt contest for the nomination.
f. II regard the declared determination of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
MISS M'POLAND COMPLIMENTED
WITH CHINA SHOWER

Miss Nellie McPoland was the honoree
yesterday afternoon at a china shower
given at the Hotel Hillman by Miss Cecie
Bailey, and Miss Mamie O'Connell. Hearts
furnished the Inspiration for decorations
and refreshments, ices having this attrac-
tive mould.
Concluding a series of games of Hearts,
the prizes, three in number, were awarded
and the china shower was effected in an
attractive and original fashion--a special
messenger bringing them tied up tin ex-
press package guise. There were a num-
Der of exquisite gifts for the popular
bride-elect.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25

and the brightness of the early summer
day combined with the beauty of the rose
trimmed altar and its many lighted ta-
pers to make an exquisite nuptial scene.
There were but two attendants-Miss
May Suarez and Mr.. Thomas Varley.
both of Birmingham. Mis- Suarez, who Is
distinguished looking young woman of
the blond type, was attired for the we'd
ding in white lingerie whose laces were
laid transparenty over a lining of pink
satin messaline. A big picture hat
crowned with roses was a lovely adjunct
to her toilette. Her flowers were pink
roses. The brides brunette charms were
in pretty contrast with those of her fair
attendant She wore q white hand em-
broidered marquisette robe and large
white picture hat, and carried an arm
cluster of white roses. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Dennis Saw
age.
A wedding reception was held at the
conclusion of the VOWS at the residence
OF the brides sister Mrs. ]. e. Anderson.
Among the out of town guests We're Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Northrop, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Northrop, Miss Katie La Porte
of Selma, Miss May Suarez, Miss Sallye
Sparrow, Mr.. Thomas Varley, Mr..
Porsch, Mr.. Hugh Hill, Mrs. T. e. Chess
mutt and Masters Billye and Eugene
Chestnut of Birmingham.
After a wedding trip to points in the
east Mr. and Mrs. Bender will be at their
home at 1880 Woodlawn.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
JERSEY WOMEN TO
QUIZ CANDIDATES

Newark. June 24.-The women's Politi-
cal union of New Jersey is preparing to
send letters to all candidates for import
ant public offices. asking them to define
their position on woman suffrage and
other political questions affecting wom-
en-. The union will urge the claims OF
women appointees to certain municipal
boards and similar positions.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
WOMAN WILL ENTER
GOVERNORS RACE

Everett, WASH. June 24.--Miss Annie
Malley. socialist lecturer and writer of
Everett, and formerly of New York, will
head the socialist state ticket in Wash
ington, the count of the referendum vote
giving her the nomination for governor,
over Richard Winsor, of Seattle, by
majority of 500.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
MIR. AND MRS. CLAYTON
HOSTS FOR BRIDE

Mr. and Mrs. w w. Clayton entertained
last night at their home in Mountain Ter
race for Miss Sara Clayton and Mr.. Wal
ter Mccoy, whose marriage will be the
interesting nuptial event of this evening.
Sweet peas and nasturtiums combined
to give an air of summer festivity to the
pretty home. On the veranda, which was
converted into Japanese garden, with
lanterns and tables. and a gaily decorated
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
BENDER DEACY
WEDDING IN MONTGOMERY

A wedding of especial interest in Bir-
mingham was that OF Miss Anna C.
peacy of Montgomery and Mr. Frederick
j. Bender of Birmingham. 1t was cele
brated yesterday morning at St. Peters
Catholic church. The hour was o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
De Preacher kin allus use
one mo- nickle, Liz Honey.
Yassum!


futility of a girls working. That low re-
mark of yours about profession being
lamp post"
He brought himself up sharply, and ex-
planned:
you've misunderstood me all around
What I was trying to do, was to give you
an eloquent argument about why girls
should work. I consider it the most i'm
portant phase of the modern woman's
education, for her to get out for while
at least and earn her car fare
"But you don't take any of her pro-
fessions seriously" the woman protested.
you've just said"
"I hate to be told what I've said" the
man growled. MY platitudes sound in
ane enough when | hear them fresh
minted, falling from my own lips but.
when you present them to me-er--er
hashed up In the transformer I'd rather
begin and tell you over again what |
think about girls working"
IT understand" she replied coldly.
You don't approve of It,"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25

The ladies of the Barker School I'M
provement association will serve ice
cream this afternoon on the lawn at 4
o'clock. The patrons of the school are
all invited.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
MISS POWELL A HOSTESS
FOR MISS ROWIES GUESTS

Miss Lucy Lyman Powell will be a
hostess next Tuesday evening at cards in
compliment to the members of Miss
Bowies house party.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
MRS. r. L. SIMPSON
HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON

One of the luncheon parties at the
Country club tomorrow will be given by
Mrs. r. L. Simpson in compliment to Miss
Baines. and her house party.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
MRS. A. L. HIXSON
TO ENTERTAIN

Mrs. Andrew Hixson will entertain this
afternoon informally in compliment to her
sister, Miss Luta Belle Ellis of Union
Springs, and Miss Edith Robertson.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
MIR. HAMILTON SIMMS
HOSTESS FOR HOUSE PARTY

Mr.. Thomas Hamilton Simms. Jr., will
entertain at cards the evening of Friday.
July 5, in compliment to Miss Roberta
Lambs house party and to Miss Grace
Pound. the guest of Miss Lizzie Lee
Pound.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
MISS ANNIE DONNELLY
SPEND-THE-DAY HOSTESS

Miss Annie Donnelly will entertain with
spend-the-day party Thursday, in COM
pliment to Miss Elizabeth Bowie's house
guests.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
German Vessels Back Home

Kiel, Germany, June 4-The German
battleship cruiser AIoltke, arrived here to-
day from New York. on her return from
the visit paid to Hampton Roads and
New York In company with the cruisers
Stettfn and Bremen.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
Jones. PLAYWRIGHT. Ill

New York, June 24.-According to pri-
vate advices received here, Henry Arthur
Jones, the playwright. is critically III in
London. following an operation performed
threezaays ago.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
MISS HELEN ROSA RANDOLPH
HOSTESS FOR HOUSE PARTY

Miss Helen Rosa Randolph will enter
tain at bridge tomorrow evening in COM.
pliment to Miss Sheppard. Miss Kearney,
Miss Hardie and Miss Coleman.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
NOTES AND PERSONALS

Mr.. Felix Drennen left yesterday for
Orlando. Fla. accompanied by his aunt.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25
}, much of the evening was

punch table, much of the evening was
passed.
The hospitality followed the rehearsal
for the McCoy-Clayton wedding. The at
tendants and the out-of-town guests and
relatives of the young people were MIR.
and Mrs. Claytons guests. A delicious
supper was served from the dining room.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25

Mrs. e. w. Barrett has Joined Mr.. Bar
rett in Baltimore.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25

Mrs. Richard Johnston returned Friday
from Montgomery where she attended the
marriage of her cousin, Miss Bessie Miles,
and Mr.. Arthur Mead, on Thursday after
noon.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25

Mrs Hagood. His father, DR.. Charles
Bremen, is ill and he has gone TO make
him a visit. DR.. Drennens many Birm-
ingham friends are deeply concerned over
his illness which is regarded as serious.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-06-25

Mrs. J. r. McWane will leave next Week
for Virginia to spend the summer with
her father William McWane will accom-
pany his mother
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

keeper. she has been above reFroach
she has looked closely afier her DO.
nestle affairs. practicinE a wise ana
inteilirsnt economy for her oWn houHe-
hold. bat always having somethine in
reserve % answer the many demands
made upon her ~ others. she has
been an angel ~ heipfulness - many
who needed help.
Tier intense devotion a. her husband
we oftsr q subject - lovinE fidiculc
IN her family circle. when Mr. VII
son was a young little known profes-
snr h. vent abroad one summer. When
the vessel which waH bringing bin
back waa due. she safd one morning
Let me look ~ the paper D said
yesterday that Woodrou might land
today
she has always worked vita him,
not oniY making he path smooth On
many Wayn ~ her nns manaeefnent
bit she haa acfuaiiv taken an active
rart In much 81 his Work She Learned
Ccrrnan that ahe might 30 ahis 70 read
and make notes for him ~ INIT Ian
ruaRe. - she bad always done q EnE.
iish
some ~ you may remember the nrri
address ar Wilson ever MADE in Nash
vile. n was ~ the Nanderhihs Uni.
Vosity many years awo The Hubiecl
Nns The Duties 81 CitiFenahir" A..
trr thrilling hts audience with NJ eio-
Queuce be concluded with = auota
ton ~ rare beauty End aptness tvhsn
asked Afterwards where the lines were
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

from he replied From ~ srdsworiha
ODE On ths puke ~ WensaRton." snd
added. Ellie Mrs wills uaD aiways
hnds my quotations Cor ms ten her
What thought ! want o. express and
she hunts up q sod one"
The domestic atmosp' here ~ the
White House under tts unison sd
nainisfrntion a. going % - VERY pure
and exalted This famufs stands fof
sverythinG that r. Rest "a mfr The
three daughters are char ming young
women. The eldest Mar utref has a
voice ~ Ersat beauty. wn4ch has been
highly cultivated The second. les
sie. fa possessed ~ personal beauty -
the highest order She NJ - been -
saeed Tor several years IN social 49,
element work IN Philads nhia The
youngest Nenie has IN hsrited her
mothera talent FIR raintiEsf ~ wei ~
her name sne ~ hrr faE tarH special
chum. and the fln-makar ~ the
family
Mr.. Wilson b. str1kha liustra
ton 81 the help thar "a wifs can ~ "a
her husband SIR Wilson's hnity and
ambition are 80 great that 4his could
every woman knows huf had ia not
been for his wife's wise a. sd careful
managcment. the serene d,srlestic at
mosrherc she has maiat y lned. her
sympathy aud real assisfa1. 81. her an
falterinE belief On hinl ard hts Ideals
Woodrow Wilson might new ~ have at
tained a. bis present frestnesA
Nashville Tennessean.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

Tha foliewlnr rittd pen picturs "a
Mra WoFdrow WILSON. fhe nest nrst
iadY az TIE land Of fhe wnrk ~ Mra
Robert Ewina 81 Nashville. a mar rel
affFr. and was read as e recen. meet.
inn or fha wnmnn'H Wilson aranaai
orNnnirafion af tha Tufans Hotfl
while the personality 81 ths rresi-
Dent ~ fhe United states 81 ~ course
tLe most mnoriBut question. J BE-
aaNa au Waman we Interested iu the
aFnf lady uf ire iand. ana bainM I'm
possession - certain laetH in rexRfa -
sns. wilson. thought pou mlght me
e. hear what uianuer ~ woman she Be-.
ard what cart she played az helpfneet
ia her diafluRuiahed husband
ellen Axaon Wilson came ~ disiin.
aaishad southern families. ON both
.Iaa. har ancestors had been ~ erls ~
rsanemeut and bread culture faT gen
efafionr she waa dafk cyee. ran 2
~ Quiet child with q beautiful face II
ramsrhahle sweetness and a Hhv mr-
ncallne smile ahlfh ahs retains % this
CAV
she Inherited = Good clean brain ana
an intellectual Industry which has
sfnaH her "a Hood stead Away her
father related tha Incident 20 Anr Il
vas ruuweHled to Der BY her teacher
"a fho close az tht term that an night
perhaps eampleta hes geometfy during
fha summer vacation ard be foady to
rn an with ere class n trirur ometrH
IA thn mN $50 one thuuahi any z ere
ahant n untn luHt before school onens
"a far me aufrmn term. when Asef
father asked hir how shs hae soften
90 "oh'H she replied Il have hniah /
"a rromefrY ard sore at thfoaHh
tflWonnmetrf also
ahn ahoatd from Der child lood
Talent fsr drauina and palnfifg. and
utsfiff 60 several winters a. the ari
traruo CAS- Nfe Narh where sne iaia
th. fananHana of hrf WORK
Derive Ibn earth years of NJ mar
rIara nefnH CLOSELY occupied aH mfth
81 ana hnusekrrrrr she laid ~ wofH
anIda. huf afterwards resumed H haf
situated both Ger Europe end thia conn
trs. ana haa rrodufa1 some thinHa q
greet rhafm anf nnauu.
There Is n one 90 thn homes nf thia
sltv - portrait 81 chile. dme men
: rhtttrrarh. whirt "a always neer
hinhlv urIred both faf ts eeeaileu'
IMHnnnf ana thn heaHtn af the wafA
r-nnnhp Tha flrture was ma ~ aur
ne fhn summer nf her enlargement tl
nr WIaan. ana hr haa often sposer
- ffn charm ~ tha SONG mrrnlnEl
u.Hrn .ha cent over fer WORK ana hi
ranH afaaH e. hfrahe har Teen
talrmeat ~ hrr husband .n eyerv sense
~ thr WORLDS wife. mother. house.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

ufs was dsspaired Of Twice daily shs
males the ride. SHAKING dice with the
Grim Reaper and 30 Eu every time
Ehe has won out Hut a few weekn
nov and the ganio a. az a. f.ofena
Lorenz u concerned eu1 b. over.
The real rsabuu hack az her retire
ueut On EIt known. she wmiirs When
the question - pcs tn her and saFN
size is tired of enc pu.e teity some
say that love has entgred INTO her ufs
and that Poe his sake - q Wfn fofaske
her dangerous occuuatiofa even thouah
she has no hones ~ ever winning hlns.
The cioister. Khe SAYS. 10 = always az
pesied to h~r and she mnde 90 her
mind lens amo 90 enter convent
Whsn she could NJ ionEes perform bee
hanardoua fest WhafeaNa- ERE rraaau.
lsorrna issrens wiu M D. seen anafhef
season I'm the act watch - r made her
famous
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

Oakland. Cal Nog. s-The bravest
eiri m the world vm retire 20 private
ne ana = convent ncEt springs The
STARE ar pubnclty and the applause %
ne nuititsas have paucd On her and
al soon az her season in California
closss she win pui aeay the rs1 tirhts
Whiun have nada her famous and dpn
fno vel fn uFivaff mfe she - Mise
Lnrrna I.oreun To tne thousands who
have seen her daily gamble WITH
death sho is known AZ The Giri De-
RED Prom fhe TOP or n toNefs nftg
faet hlHh. ahe rides e horse inte = shall
low pool - wnter. diHnppcarn uufer
ere surface FOR heart hreakin4 mo-.
meuf ard then rcarrearE EniiinE and
sHu IN fhe anlmafs heck MANY
nures ahe Has fafled To- make fhe ride
successfully ara several times she has
been rushed % a hospital where her
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

fcoutnusd ron Pass Fourteen)
aaa sueeesaf,a bnsinssa man. ealoging
tne eateem ard conhaenes of 40 who
kaoU him
THE wedding presents wers many
and beautiful and were eloquent
tributes ta TIRE popularity % en- ruunw
coupis -rimes-courier
MRs WHIT Moss ENrERTflNgp
~ HONOR oF MISS JAMIE SMITH
ohs 81 So most iafaeiy attended,
social aathennEa ~ the season wna
the rook party and reception giFna
IS Mrs whit Moss Ia horror ~ Mise
Janla smith. a charminN brils- elect
&c Marianne. who has manv frienas tn
this cIty. -Four tables ~ fo0k we're
enjoyed AFTER the games several
others were invited in for refresh
mfnfa after an the guests fad a..
semhled theT were shown INFO tto
ainlng rnom ahirh waa lowell in ta
decorations of uioa and A. d the
dainty caior scheme Zoe the n.tfHian.
The table decoration wam MNhorafa
End ariiatics enc cenfHrnieer Nas an
s ami BE- dene OBJ pink and aHt A
huEo golden BEN WaH aHspendfd from
H.# ".NUAHHAN .N. #H H0"HH Hs+sH u
to tha table ~ pank rhhnfs. af me
end az which were ninH heartf hear
ing aprrunfiafe foaefa done aold
iefierinF The dnzeus - unahafea Ca
nfra bent a brilliant Fiou to ere room
ard nrouahl ont ia eeaufF uf the
chosen color arholae. DeilriUtH reese
Hnfed crenm rink heart chapel minis
and cakes Wnrc served hV Misses
Myrtle Merritt. l.ucg and Eatcii. Nloss
IurIn Alderman and Ruth Merritt
Leaving the DINING raom. fhe aueafa
we're invited nt1 ere uarior. where
punch and eaNn waH SERVED VA MiHH
Miriam Merritt While tnr tnasts
were BEING drank. thc hosfrra present s.
"a enc huHaf guest with iarEr BASKET
SLED wlfh ere most eKHuislte linens.
a. TftH fFau HaF many friend
Miss NmEfh ufNaf InHhrd iotNlleF
fhan an tHla nrraNinn EuWnel ln a
a|flish dress ~ pink embroidered chif-
frn drune1 over rharmeuHn nf the
aeme a1adn Wuh fHm shr Fare
large hiafk nf0fHrn haf ffimmtd Hfth
white nlumes tirr. Moaa rncri "a hrr
guests wfafina a dnimlN Write lingerie
Nnwn WIsH nrffir HleHarda0H leut
much Interest ani enjoyment io tht
ernaaInn 81 her gifted riaginE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

The Home of Bargains"
has some specially attractive
offerings for you Monday.
Read them on page 20.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

Misses Kate ard Annis Hadeln
came 80 from pensaooia SUNDAY fo
elsit theif aisfer tfra n " Morris
These Foung ladies' have many school
friends here who are afwnvH dad tn
$50 them bach and regret that their
efsilH cannot BE- ionFsr. De Funist
uraara
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

Miss Annie Mooney viii leave Mon
az morning FOR Jacksonville % visit
her aunt Mrs. Harry Rlumer She
win spend the winter. and WI be-
missed very much ~ friends here. e.
she 10 very popular
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

Mr.. and AIRS. VIII Hancock who
have hem me guests ~ their brother
ar. T.. q. Hancock. have returned "a
thelr home In 81 Louis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

Mrs r. p. fAtta lei yesterday FOR
birmingham. where she Foes FER a
weeks vis.g with her dauahters. Mra.
John ,. street and Mrs. Julian a.
Godhoia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-10

Mrs AZ a. g. RAJ. who has been
visiting her brother. ar win Ray a.
NJ Milling O. sEain with her daush-
ser. Miss Aargaret Ray, az her pretty
hanla ai Brent
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
Ronoelon.
Zen Sanife &unges % Gnteorpn
nings M%ppanagc.

8onieilsprpiibent 9erntlen trent
latte / Solfetbingets Weoe Sirsoa9
Den 21oe Mai 2opfori lag pm aon'
gens Gipilliite.
Soriloget eaar ifelge banife glaoe
no paa at bepare Ben Srbning, iom
bIep trltffet peb Song Sreoerit
Wits Sronbeitigelie, iaaleoes at
Song Gbriition KS Gipilliite anipt-
tes til en- Milion &roner aarlt9, oe
at ser til &ongens Haaoigbeo titles
ire al 1alGerne paa Imalienborg
(GbriItian WIS, Gbriition VlI's
og GbriItian ks, Sorsenfri Slot,
9ernitorff Slot, Srebensborg Slot,
"Gremitagen", ben Gel al bet npe
Gbriitiansborg Slot, iom bar tiaagt
Song 8reoerif VIII % enbelig
Get guile Sale" | amolieeaoe.
Meb Senipn til Spertagelien al
Statsinpei,tariet, Ben fgl. Staloetat
m. b. forholoeS / npie Sperens.
itemmelie meo Sremgangsmaaoen
peo iioite Sronififte.
2opforiIog ON Ippanage til On.
~febronning 2oitiie. Meb Senipn til
bette 2opiorilag bar Winilteriet life
bnpt tibligere Observation-Disclosures
at itette iie til. Den iibite gnfe.
browning / 0anmarf bar nemlig
Gbriitian Wits Sronning Caro-.
line Imalie, iom bapbe Ell Ippaua5e
al 10000 Migsbaler, bporaf 8on-
qeriget, imiblertio fltn bctalte Sc
10000 Rbl., meoens Sertligbsm-
mterne = cg efter 1864 &ongeri5et
Yreusien = betolte Be 10000 Hol.
Sorholbene err foranoret iibert, og
Winiiteriet bar berfor life ntent al
burbe foreilaa en- beiere Ippnnage
enb 10000 ar. aorlig iomt @ru-
gen al Sreoerif Wits TalG poa
Imolienborg og Gbarlottenliino
Slot, Ser be9ee operleperes Senbes
IaieitGt ganIfe | Sen Stanb, boori
Sc MI beiinbes.
Samtioig bortfnIber Sen bibtibige
Ippanoge til aronprins Gbriitian
100000 ar). og til 8ronpriniesie
Ileranorine 0t,200).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11

Noit, q. 8. Sobnion % ga.
Mile bar bobt 9cisg al Eaitorens
SprGIbre.
areosmsbe afboloteS forrigc
llge / @iImingtou &irfe. Wsoet
bar a0e ire Gage goot beiegt.
- @ropn Inberior fom iorleber,
tiIboee fra i'm 6orm peo Reeocr, q
Sat, boor ban bar t~iIioaet 100
IcreS n,cb Star.
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tet erbcI Sobof i Spring @rooes
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urqe SobnfSpIontcr.
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@co Sen ACCOMPLISHMENTS, ionl
poa &ulingitcpnctS iibitc Tag gre.
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holbt iibIte On&ooq @rpIIup FOR
Gottcrcn Ncutc &oicpbmc % Semun
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fauNt Steo / airfen, forrettebcS al
Eoitor %obrior, % fIerc Sun6rcbe
@iTitcr bar irobubte iii en- Herep.
tion / Spcrobuict. Set nue 9gate.
por nil iPtte 30 / Tetcripn, bpor
%ruo8ommcu bcitprer en- aI9oes.
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