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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-16

Medium weight Union Suits. high
and low necks; tight knee and UNI
brella pants. S1O values. 7Ec
Anniversary Sale price... ZON
Spring weight Union Suits. high and
low necks; tight knees and umbrella
pants: s1.25 value. Ami MQo
versary Sale price. >CN
Pure Lisle Thread Union Suits high
and low neck: ankle and knee lengths.
@1.0 value. Anniversary CT DE-
SdIe price,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ne@O
Lightweight Wool Union Suits. high
ard low necks: ankle and knee
lengths. 500 value. An CT zE
niversary Sale price. ~ HsIO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-16

cd q forest IRE which had been raging on
Big Savage Mountain. near Camp No. ~
on tho Western MARYLAND railway exten.
sion near Mount Savage. Allesany county,
HID. q l.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-16

Vests, Pants, Tights. spring weight;
high necks, long and short sleeves:
knee and ankle lengths. SOC en-
values. Anniversary Sale price OVS
Vests. Pants and Tights, isle thread,
high necks, long and short sleeves,
knee and ankle lengths. 15c <0c
values. Anniversary Sale price Wv
"Merode' ests and Tights, light
weight. high necks. long sleeves and
ankle lengths. $1.25 values. An no.
niversary Sale price. VCC
Note-medium and small;
sizes are considerably less i'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-16

either central or executive committee to
discuss the progress made by the cam
paisn is not known. 1t is extremely
likely. however. that a session OF one or
the other body will be held not later
than Thursday. The extent to which cit
liens are providing for the removal of ref
use from their own premises has relieved
the committee oftmuch work in consider
ing reports and complaints which 1t was
expected would come before 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-16

the officials of the Brightwood division
Of the Washington Railway and Electric
Company had favorably acted upon the
suggestion from the association that sew
eral stops be eliminated in order to
shorten the schedule on the run to the
city.
The subway under the tracks Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Cedar
street was the cause OF a prolonged dis
cussion. President Dyre explained that
the contractor had DELAYED excavating
street, owing to the weather conditions.
Grading soon will be started It was
also explained that q temporary cinder
roadway will be constructed in the sub
way for the accommodation Of teams:
sidewalk for pedestrians will be about
eight feet beneath the surface Of the
tracks, and will extend distance OF
thirty feet on either side of the subway.
Wants Questions Delayed.
The question whether matters presented
to the Federation of Citizens Associations
should be acted upon at the date OF
presentation or referred to the respective
associations was discussed. President
Dyre stated that he though that the By
laws Of the federation should be amend
ed to provide that no definite action
should be taken on any important meas
ure until at least thirty days shall have
elapsed. The association. however. took
no action on the matter last night.
The Federation of Citizens Associations
will be requested to furnish to the Ia
koma Association the status concerning
universal transfers up to this time.
The officials of the police department
will be requested by Secretary Gore to
provide suitable police fac l,ties to the
residents Of Takoma by the installation
of telephone in the small house which
has been erected for the officer on duty
at that place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-16
Reliable Toilet Articles
Less Than Usual for the Best.

Full pint Peroxide of Hydrogen: a
safe and effective antiseptic; should
be in every home. Value, o5c H.
ooStiC W
Jergen's Violet Glycerine Soap; the
embodiment Of fragrance and en-
durance; imparts the odor Of e.
natural violets. Value, TO- Cake IC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-16
Isle Onyx for Ladies.
Silk Onyx" for Gentlemen.

The "Paais Royal and Onyx have been linked many
years. Twenty-Five years ago, when Onyx begging reco
milton, the "Palas Royal its meritand made it its
protege Note the rule of this twentyfh anniversary Each
purchaser of pairs of these SOC Onyx Hose
be entitled to three pairs-one pair free .F4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-16

Full pound pure Theatrical Cold
Value, SOC. Box. ....... 0WC
Full pound pure Absorbent Cotton:
made in the sunny south from care
fully selected cotton. Value, o.
45c. Pound. ZSC
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04

Fnr the past two weeks Pete ;o' vaI- of the Red barn has been busy taking out coal and supplie~ Co thr ,uiucrs operating down iu the vicinity uf Cunningham creek. or what 7 known us the second beach line.
 Pete" has been hauling supplies with two four-hurSc teams and be- licves he has th, miners down that way we'll taken ear. of for the time being. SO win commence on his Os- born creek contracts as soon as the overflow on Nome river allows If hauling T was over to osborn on Christmas day with two four horse teams loaded with coal for the dredge but there was from IS to % inches of overflow In Nome river distance of at least four miles in thc vicinity of osborn creek
 Down Cunningham way. Gus Nel' son. Is working east and west of the second beach line and will take out a good eize dump during the winter. he is making preparations for mining on large scale
 Martin Anderson Is working east of
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04
LAWRENCE HOTEL
NOW PIONEER IoLoo

Last evening tAe rioa.sr- a3 Al. aska installed their officers. and had a E"r Interesting meeting Georgr T. schan#d aadrcz -.d tns meeting n .om, irneth as to the need of gev- srnmeHt fund for poyiding means af taaiue esre "t fhe destitute. such la the co~. reported in the Nugget al. thougs Mi Hanks had been d. !. patched al his request under t guar aut.s 4r heue paul eef,ad af soran. te.rlug as stated
 \ committee wt- appointed To work In conjunction nith ,he other iglou- iu Alaska t' have < fund established bv thc government to meet such eases.
 Upon A motion ir was the unaui- nous voice that the name of the Lawrence hotel the home of Igloo No. l. order of Pioneers. be changed and from un., on be known as .th. lrl"o."
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04
ANOTHER cANARo.

Yesterday there vas being crcH- .a.,d about Che tgvu that the sisters up 1t the liob Cross Hospital refused to accept the Greek who had his feet frozen unless some person would guarantee his bill
 The Nugget heard this several times hcrar. going Co press. but one pf the stam who happened to be at the hos pital when the Greek arrived and win" helped tu pack him from Pete Der nard's sled int" thc institution dId not believe u Wa4 worth paying any at tonriou tp. But the report being cur rent today We take this opportunity to uaH the lie for the man was ad mittcd and liven every care much the same as all other stranger -uf- tering from pain who apply for help and sucenr
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04
SEEN AND HEARD

There are always number of vol- uhtcers ready 70 take to the hills with their dog teams m answer to signals Of distress from fellow cres lures. There should be some reward for all such. sinking fund or r.- serve should he on hand to meet snch expenses
 This year the celebrations af tb.. first day ar" extending unto the third and fourth much the same as the sins of the parents unto tho third and fourth generation Last .ys ing and yesterday afternoon quit, number were wishing each other a happy New Year laborine und,, the tmpree .iau II was the first day In the year
 owing to Hegncss failing to maE. proper connections. and srftuetue far The twice .n-wc.k schedule iu uIn.. Nomeites missed the man .hat should have arrived on th. nret day at tho year
 The mall arriving today should brug ns news of Nomeitc> on tho outside and what they ar, doing for this mail should take us up to thr arrival T the Iast steamer rrom Nome la tho fall
 Saturday cycu.n4 10, EasIes r, to givc th. nrzt leap year dance "f the scason, and it will b, a ease of ladies rholce as to partners The poor dane ITS wnl have to look , little out and make up in other way 1T they expect to be among those selected for every dance.
 The city council is getting off ra,h- rr easy this winter in question of cx- pense for keeping the snow off the streets. Last winter at thi- time the drifts were good and deep and the city had expended quite a few dollars keeping the snow lcvclcd down SO the main thOrOughfarcs were passablc. J IT. Montgomery is on his way back to Nome. He went up to Shelton or the landing to establish camp for his men and teams hauling th" drcdgc to the upper Kougarok
 The camp having been established and everything fin working shape for hauling the three hundred tons. Couu- cilman Montgomery will return to Nome to look after his business here He should reach Nome tomorrow
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04
MAKING FResn CANDY.

The extra run on candy mads der ina the Iast few days before chrlss- mas cleaned out our sntirs stook os fresh made candy co we gre now bvs, making up . batch of fresh osndy daily to meet the demand.
 Rsmsnbsr a box Of Tobys candy is guarantee that you gre receiving nothing but fresh goods, not the stale kind shipped h on the bosts months .oo. ToeVs CANDY KITCHEN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04
MONIES COAL SUPPLY
 HAS GONE "PELUK"

cd stated. he refused today because the company had received word from the government that the 400 tons of coal
 u the yard belonging to the post would be needed for Fort Davis Then We had to arrange to protect the people who have paid for their coal under contract. SO We are not in s position to deliver any more only to thos, holding contracts "f the com pany
 II Is quite possible, the Nugget be- heve- that ln pinch coal may be obtained from Fort Davis. but it ls a mere guess
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04

trau being informed hat at least three individuals had made the trip 70 tEr J J So-uau Company's office ts secure one toa of coal each this morning. and being refused. tHe Nus- set made an investigation of the mat Ter and found it vas true.
 There i uot pound of coal Ietr in th, sarJ hr aHat - covered by out taaa.us ,gulract. People who failed TO contract for thelf fuel wll have te ra without 5r arrange Wlth those who contracted a #afs thau they will really ugsl
 NLL Ia.-l-.-- .L-u .--ne Interview
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04

night.
 People want te remember that tae man closes every Thursday and Mon day afternoons ut nv, o'clock Fhat i- ID, ordinary mail
 The Eagles who attended he In- stanatiou of their officers on Tues day evening. are all sounding the praises af ] r Hpbb,s pr the speech be made that evening We do not know what th, speech was nor any thing about it outside of the fac ho made a great hn uih sle fellow brothers
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04
NEXT A. 8. DANCE JAN. t2.

The A. E dancing committee has decided to give their next regular Friday evening dance % week from tomorrow January 12
 At the last dance given by the or dor it was announced the next dance would bc domino party. but the committee has decided 10 aband )h that and hold just regular afflir m it's place
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04
CUNNINGHAM MINERS
 TAKING OUT DUMPS

Cunningham about @ mile and a half and nas everything h good running order
 Andrew Gunders"n tx working on Irene creek and Is making good showing down there. Yes believed quit, a few dumps will hc taken out down toward Cunningham creek dur ini the winter. and they have some dirt that will pay for extracting with a good chance of running onto a largc pay strcak most any time"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04
SHRINGRS ATTENTION!

There wal be a meeting of tho of Nome next Sunday at tho temple at < D m.
 All Shrincrs are requested 10 he Rv order of membership committee
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04
MAIL ARRIVED AT 2 O'CLOCK.

This afternoon at o'clock John Hegness with 3G0 pounds of man mostly first class arrived. at the local postofIice
 The mail k now being distributed and will all be ready for the general delivery in the morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04

A. 8. DANCE FRIDAY EVENING.
 The A. 5.'s will give one Of thor weekly dances, Friday evening. Jan uary 12 for A B.s and their friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04
WEATHER RECORD
JANUAWY 4. 1912.

peratur,-MaXimurn la above minimum. ls above. Barometer SO 70 iuchc- Wcathcr- Cloudy. Wind-NE. 6 miles per hour
 ARTHUR GIBSON. Observer
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04
HOME COOKING.

For home made bread, cake. pies. douehnuts and cookies, call up Mes danes Altemus Ford. Phone Rcd 10e.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04

We cordially solicit your family trade and deliver all orders to your home free of charge. Seward Coml Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04
LEAP YEAR DANCE.

Saturday evening the Eagles will give a leap year dance. Ladies choice. Public invited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04
WE DO TaS WORK

Psoples Laundry are making . sps- tislty Of rough dry laundry oivs us trlsi
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04

Eagle Social Dance. Saturday night
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04
A. 8. DANCE FRIDAY EVENING.

The A. B.'s will give one of their weekly dances. Friday evening, Jan- usry 12 for B's and their friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04
WE WILL SERVE YOU

Refreshments for parties. balls and banquets, furnished upon short or dor. Al.emus & Ford. Phone Red ioe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04

Visiting Card. at Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04
FOUND.

FoUND-Near the J. J. sesnon Com pany. a key ring and chain with two fat keys on the ring. Owner can have same by paying for this ad.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04

Eagle Social Dance, Saturday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-04

Eaqle Social Dance. Saturday night.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
Sertmsen af Site bpo.

SRA 9pre @gppten inol6 /
Man6ags Me0belelie ON, at Ser
tlagen al Site, gift meo en- @e1ter
til oen engelife &onge, er afgaaet
peo 9goen UNDER &eilen til Sat-
tbum, Bbor ban ffuloe operpGre Mf<
lgringem al ct Monument for ben
bergmte General @or6on. Sertu'
aen bar UNDER &eilen til &bartun1
peret rant al en- &Gffe nbelo, al
bpilfe set f6rite bar 5tranoinger
un6er Mlgiers &pit al Gamperer
vDeIbi", iom ferte bam og bans
t9ultrn til Mfrifa. @eo @tronoin'
gen fom @ertugen / alborlig 2ips'
fare, men bleD re66et. Haa Ncl
len fra Gtranoingsite0et / baaot
MGoer paa0rog Ban Jig en- al
Dorlig G~orfglelie, Ser blep forber
ret UNDER ct Opbolo / Set 9gDp
tite. Cuban for en- uge ii0en, iQt
@eiien maatte afbrD6es % en- 2Rg
fra 2on6on ttlfaloes. Sons &uitr1
Ieo1ngebe BAN paa &ejlen. &ertll
gen al Site par en- al Cecil Mbooes
Mebarbeioere i oct ipolige Mfri
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
fag tiolige Sage, % ban bar en- at:
grgInno8 melt agte6e % afbolote.
M6eISmpn6, me6 lebenoe Sntere8ie
for offentIige Gffprer og 6ilan-
tropi. #
sepublifanife 8reiioent- aanbioater

Toruoen Ereiibent Saft % Sena-
tor 2oSollette al @isconiin var
6orbunosienator 81. g. Gu1nm1ns
|officielt erflpret Jig iom &anotoot
for Sen republifanife Montiitation
for &reiioe1rt-& anoioat. 5clDfplge-
Zig bar ban lin fraftigite Stgtte fin
!@iem1tat So., og Ser bolotes Ser tal=
rige Mg6er for at fremme bans Snter=
ester. &i1t og ber / 2anoet er Der
fremfommet Ell fraftig Stemntl15 for
Non:iaatio1 af e. &rGiioe1il goc1e=
belt. Serligt fraftigt er oel1ne
i@temnil1g fommet til Sr6e Sfla=
Coma, bbor ser er aabtet ct Goclc.
itc(t &obeofporter / Oflaboma Gitn,
|in6falot til ct Masiemg0e s. 10. Sc
brrar, og iublfriberet $4,000 til
|&jalp for Mgitationen. S 5tnongS
bol6tes ct Me6e / McMlelter al nc
preIentanter for "a at Statens
@ountper, pe6 bbilfet Ser Deotoges
meget fraftige Observation-Disclosures
og ct Telegram afien6tes til Ct Gre<
,iibenten, bpori set uotaltes, al
@eit- iaa bel iom Pititaterne falote
poo bam. &ooIebelt erflGrer ita:-
0igt, at ban life ct @an6ibut. Sgca
i Mor6 Dotpta er Ser en- ret fraftaJ
.@temning for &ooebelt, og &ongre5=
mano Gamma bar forla6t Sorbuno3-
bobebita6en for at 6eltage / Mgitatto=
men / lin @iemitat for &oofepelts
&an6ioatnr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02

qer Hepen gal Of @fraf!" Maoam
glemmenien briifer 10 ! en- lpoeliq
@rooo, mebens benbes Manb ufor.
itprrelig oDtaller fine 9uiinoer, Jon
ON ban bar Oct eneite efsiiterenoe
@9ien / 8er6rn.
So Sc fnalbeoe Ml1oers Mntal bar
raaet til fire pg tpbe, gun @abam
@lemmenlen lin Wan6 en- &uifetur,
Ser bnre6e til iefs og treoipe; me11
ba bette beller life frugte0e, ianf
sen fortbipleoe Some ON i en- Gtol
paa @11lpet eller folbt trg1teslgs fen
og bulfebe, meoens be110es ManO
ltpngerligt blep pe0 at talle. Mf=
befslenoe lpb &onen jamren0e rllnbt
pna 5tple11. Men MI ngrme6e Sol
let Jig Glutningen al @alptreoierne.
&ao Sloget trebs iprang CLIENT
menien u6 al Sengen, og iamtiotg
bol0t Stuilagningen al Muoerne op.
uSre6S!" roabte %Glemmenien tri=
umferen6e: u&re6iin6stppe Euitn0
@igsoaler! @prer gu Some? &i bar
bunoet Sen ltore @epinit!" bple6e
%@lemmenien greb lin &uitru ON ST.
bet og begpn6te at 6anie run6t me6
ben6e pa De bare 6g66er be6 Scat
lampens ipage @fGr.
Ma6am @lemmenien, ser troe0e,
at Man6ens @alifnb f6rit MI bar
peo at brp6e .lps, begre6e fig iaa
go6t b11n funoe og foriegte at ilippe
1to al Dpren Tor at ipge &ielp bos
EDbene.
SSmi6lerti6 trille6e Sc begge to
felt forpu1te6e ON / 6engen, og Ga
set me6 ct llog G%lemmenien, at bans
&l1itru bab6e goo @runb til at on=
tage bam for gal, gioroe ban / &alt
nogle beroligen6e 8emerfntnger;
men BET bare0e lenge, in0en ban
fit brogt ben6es @in6 / 2igepegt, og
Mo6amen iag6e oltib bagefter:: Ml=
brig bar ieg beret iaa bange iom
Sen Gong, ga min Mano ponot ber
ltore @ebin1t / 2otteriet!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
nbfalbet al be tpife @alg.

De it1ite 0mpalg al set tpfte
@igs6agSpalg bolotes' Gors5aa ii6s
ite l1ge. Otter l16fal0et al oisie
Tan mi ,&igsoagens 8artiA5ammen-
fatning opgi6res enoeligt, og Del
biier fig, at Sociuliiterne br bum
set omtrent ollie De Ma0ier, font Sc
fun6e bente og enife fig, nemlig ia1t
10. 8artiets 1tore Ger oil gtDe
BEN rDe &igsbag lin egentlige &o,
rafter, og paa 5octaliiternes Op=
tre0en / 2oDgibningsarbei0et bill
BET for en flor Gel bero, ON Den
ffol faa bliben6e &etDoning / Grem=
ti6en. Sc fremifri6tspenlige @r11p-
per, iom lite bgrer intd UNDER 60
ciaIiitpartiet, memlig nationnllibeI
rale, raoifalt Solfeparti og nogle
rooifole 2gsgengere, teller ialt
1876. De flerifale / Sorbinoelfe
me6 @o1affer, @laslere og San,
preientant for MoroIespig, ubgigr
preientant for geor6i1esbig u6gidr
1922 og 6e f%onlerbatipe alliere6e
8artier 70. Set fonferbattbe @en>
trnm bor be6 bette @algreiultat
mi1tet lit Slerta1 / forrige &igs-
6%agsiamltng, og rSbe Balance Of
Boper" er ganet ober til be natto=
nolliberaIe, iom Ton ifabe @aioritet
for ct bpilfet iom belit 2%obfor1ag
be6 at femme til ben enc eller Den
an6en @i6e. 9eres Serer, grn1t
8asiermorr1, bill blipe en- al &igs=
6ogens 6omineren6e @ftffelier, BET
til enbper Sit fan beberife bigtige
2obforlogs @fiGbne. @ocioliiterne
er set 1tgr1te enfelte &arti meo De-
res 10 Me6lemmer, Boilfet er mere
ems het 6obbelte Mntal al itoite
@igs6agsIomling, 90 Set taltf
So Me6Iemmer. &tgs6agens Gen:
trum er set neit talrigite &arti
| men set far tabt 10 &1aofer eel
8alget. 8 Sc flertfale> fom bi6ti
bar beret set 1terfelte &urti pat
| Migs6ogen, ct MI ip11n6et in6 til 9;
| Me6lemmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
@omeresiem bil ipare.

9ieprnientansbuiets Demofrater
bar / ct Caucus Wanoag Mften be-
l(uttet, at set life bill blipe anbefalet
&ongresien at bebilge 8enge til of
fentlige 8Dgninger, meo nnoto3tlIe
al nogle enfelte meget paatruItae,io1
Eilful6e, og at Ser ligeleOeS Sfal
negtes 8epill1ng til to 5fagiflee.
8eiporelien paa bisie to Softer D..
blipe benbol6spis 16 og "a M3illi-
oner Dollars. Alabama &cprGie n.
tanten @obion, Ser UNDER Gllba+&ri:
gen blep bergmt for lin 6nm0riitigt
Sanfning at Dampifibet Merrima,
i Snblgbet til Santiugo Sorn,s oe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
u2monia".

u2aconio", Sen 11De Gu1ar0 9cms|
per, bpgget ipecielt for Srofitea
neIlem 8oston og 2iperpopi, er
ofgooet poo en- &r9pefart til Ne>p
Sort fra 2iperpool, fra hrilfer:
.@opn Sen bil foretage ct &rpos til
Mi6oelbopet, 1noen oe1 qoar in6 /
&u~tefarten 5. 26. MartS.
v22oconio" lpb al Gtabelen 81.
Suli 1911, og ne1t efter "Msoure=
tania" ct SEN og 5piterifibet ~5rcn-
conio" Sc itsrite Sfibe, Ser er lJS~
geoe poa @erfter11e pe6 Jlo6en ~
ne. v2aconio"s &opeooin1eniicacr
CT 625 Ioos 2er1g0e,t - Soos
8reooe, @ros Coinage on1trert
$4,000, og Displacement 10000
Cons. 6or at giere set bef,amt
for @osiagererne og itptte Sfitei er
ser in6iot SrabmS Slingretorfe,
bporbe6 ,5fibets 8epegelier bliDer
roligere / bei @e. @nnar6 &ompog.
MET oil oltt0 bo16e fig paa &eioe
me6 Sc npeite 6orbeoringer, og
u2aconia" er set fbrite BRITTLE
!@fib og SEN ferite 9amper / Norb,
| MtInnterhapet, 1om u61tnreS me0
6isie Sanfe.
SCI in6re l161tDr al u2aconia" or
1na fomfortabelt, iom oct fmn gn=
ffes. &obptterne ioa bel iom I Sc
1tgrre 8elleslofaler, er bpja, rum.
melige, go6t bentilereoe og oFrar:
me6e. 9eforationerne / 5fibet ct
bolot / SEN georgianife, e(ler ion
set fer / 2on6et be66er Colonial"
iStil. Mnoen @lasies &abptterne Ell
p(anragte meo flor Snbu OF itaor
enbper @enieen6e pac @pi6e mel
bba6 ser for fon Nar liben blep bhn
fprite @lasies &aslogerer. Ser e.
ligele6es iprget go0t for treble @laS
les &osiagerer. Ser bp6es Sem Inf
tige &abptter meb Spiiefobpttcr
Gelifobslofaler og &pgeperelier
Sberalt er ser 6raget sen pher}t
Smbu for @osiagerernes Sifferbe'
! % 8elbere. Set bentes me6 5if
! ferbeo, at ~2oconia" bill gipe baao
&be6eriet og BET 8erft, bborfra sc
ct nbgaaet, Mnieelie iom SfibShrl
( gere> bbis @fibe bill tdge Elo52
forreite &effe al mo6erne 0ceal1fi
BE, og at Sfibet bill b1ibe lige iaa popr
lert iom r6ranconia", bpilfet @fi
/ Sc fprite 8 Maane6er Set bar / Sa1
bragtc $1,000 &asiagerer oper 81
onet. Disie Sceanoompere b
irrligt tiltole @p @nglan6s 8efol
+ ming beb oeres Rnbne, for lite
# tcIe on1, at oe er Sc lter1te Sfi6
ser onlpber 8oStons @apn og 81.
f. oct fprite @fri6t til at gienpin(;' +
n @rston Blabien iom en- al 81 ito
j., Neutrality-suspicious..
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neDntes til Sfoleinipeffttgr ! giborg
iom en- Mnerfienbelie for bans 1,o.
mnrfeoe og trofn5te Mrbei6e / 5fo'
Iepnienets Eieneite. Sor 10 Nar
ii6en bIeb ban 6eforeret me6 Mib,
%berforiet. SON bnr mn opgibet lin
lnnge og pirfningsf1llbe &ieneite,
og efter Mniegning er6ol6t Mfffeo
meb fulb Beniton fra lite @ril.--
Sort 8pesbarn Der / @acine, Dig
:teren og @e6aft6r for Oct illuitrere0e
6anife 8Ia6 uMor6en", er en- 5g11
al obennnbnte 116m9rfe6e Man6.
On Sober, ban fan bore itolt at.
81 t e e % S e II.
6or Si0en Ell 2afe Micbigan for
en- flor Del 6nffet til me6 So, bells
@afis og 6els Dripis, og bette er
naturAgbtS | b6le1te @rao 1be<
bageligt for Sen lofale Siiferflaa6e.
S Gtrsoags Morges gift Sc flcite
al @aa6ene u6 for ONT muftgt at
tage oeres Sect in6. Sc fulgte 6en
@ebne / Sien, iom bar bleben oan-
net al en- al Sc itgrre Dampere paa
@bicagoliniert men maatte 6og OPP
gtpe @aabet efter at bore 11oae0e
no / en- Mhtan6 al ca. 10 Mil.
2engere u6e / Sgen Lao en- al Sc
ftore Gerger, Ser gaar fra Mil=
lmaufee til Micbtgan. Sen bar al
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.6eleg faitgiort ! Dripifen, Der on

.6eIe1 faitgiort Dripiien, Der ott-
COB Ben ! flere MiI paa ole Sioer.
S &imeDig Iaa Ben % t1oeoe af
ole arefter efter Msiiitance. % be
Iofale 6iiferbaooe gioroe alt ntaligt
for at 1aa no til Ben og biRlpe ben
Me1 ale .Mnitrpngelier bar
forgi9pes, Sie11 Dar lite til at toni
igiennem. S9rgen Lao ! Sien
/ beIe "a elmer, f6r set 1pffeoes
at bringe Sen iaa megen SiaR, at
ben tom flot.