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The evening world., 1912-03-26

y. %srspssyCssshC Gown ......."...L>s
10 inchss wide-ful isusth-kashsaf
desiKns-Limit Two.
Large Renaissance motif and Mario
cial that will be appreciated By Easter
bridcs Limit One.
N.SSCrexCssss Rugs ..31s
SO f.-0reen. rcd. blue and brown
plain or 0recian bordsr-LlIalt two.
% Ct. vsslihuhP sne's ................ -
ssxs5-iarse Renaissance motif on French
net-white and Arabian tsnt-kmit
Two.
% $l.lsS carfs, Shann. Csn6s pes........ 81
n. y. with hand emb'd effects or SOW
eral lows of drawnwort OF with
iorchon lace and insert also elaborate
centres-Limit three.
t34et. Linsn Hurk Towels. .............. n
.ixss,s close weave spoke hem.
patterns. with or without monos ram
wreath Lint one doz.
IS et. Steel Knives and Forks ..-..........7
Excelien, make--bons and ebony han
dles-Limit | ios.
sset. Mre,'d' Tabk DAmssks .......... Is
II inch-hcavy qu~aiity-snow white
variety Of psttcrns-L Limit IL yds.
2aei. Cuahisa Slir. 10 inch. ........... rs
Picture tapcstry-L three.
800 Full Sire Ccmfor,abes ........... IS
Floral. sikolinc top-plain back
white cotton fillins Limit three.
29et. Sateen Tiexinss. ............. rs u
Hest a~ualliy-iarsc assortment Of
s~tylss-Limit 20 yards.
1let. Ben q Sstisocry ......u..... .lS
One or iva s~Ixes-pialn or h. s.-Limit Q.
lset. Salt and Pepper Shakers. ......... IL
Silver plated or pearl tops. Limit 6.
2set. ~Jsrsens Tslom Powder .~........... ~
Large can-rose aud violet Limit ..
set. Dressing Combs. ...........,... IL
Hard Observation-Disclosures or
coarse and fine--Limit three.
n ct. linen Towsiiuss. i7.Iaeh ........ 80
Also check slass-LImit is yards.
2ssl. New Nibksns ~
All colors. also white and black
81 TO 81 ~inch-ohlffon t~aflstas.
satins, moirss and dainty IlgesAons--
lovely for sashes on summe dressss-
Limit 10 yards.
- eN. Emhsidssy Fssmeiaes. ......... 10
Also corset coverings-l7 inoh-cambric,
nainsook and e~wiss-Byslet and small
pattsens-lAmit " yds.
- Ct. PSah Dsad Necklaces q
Cream or white-strung on Cox tail
! wirc-Goid plated snaps.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
CONFESSED SLAYER
DEPADOy PRIEST
DIES BEFORE TRIAL
Bowling. One of Trio
That Killed Saloonkeeper,
Had Been Adjudged Sane.

Jack DOwlinE. one of three men who
killed rRddy, the Priest. otherwise Pat.
rick AfcBreen, in his saloon at No. al
Tenth avenue Oct. 4 last, died to-day in
the prison ward OF Bellevue Hospital OF
erysipelas. He had been in the hospital
a little more than a week. having been
removed from the Tombs. Only last
Saturday former Recorder McAvoy. Dr..
Allan McLane Hamilton and Frederick
sttauss, q commission appointed by
Judge Foster TO examine into Dowiing's
meutsl condition, reported him sane
enousA to stand trial FOR murder.
Dowiing confessed 10 have had a part
In eiIiine Paddy. the Priest. who got
HE neme from his benevolent appear
anoe. his gentle, sympathetic voice and
his many. klndpesses In the nelghbor-
hood for which his principal store"
was the 'social gathering place. lie had
four other saloons. Dowling's narrative
was 80 rambling and yet so simple that
the police themselves doubted whether
her wa quite right In his head.
McBreen was checking on with the
each register after closing time the
tmorning of Oct. I. when three men en-
tered silently by the side door. He
heard the door shut, and turned to face
a revolver. back Of which glittered the
eyes OF n man nerved to Kill.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
MAKING his LAST
"HAUl" FOR EASTER SUIT.
Clerk Comes to Grief Robbing Safe
for Gay Raiment, After Sys-
tematic Series of Thefts.

An uncomfortable desire to appear In
OF John Kindbon. nineteen years old. OF
No. 2l6 West Six;ieth street. a receiving
clerk for :. Cushman q Sons, bakers. at
No. 517 West Fifty.ninth street. Kind
bon was arrested this morning on COM
plant OF Louis d. Geek. head book
keeper OF the company, who made a
charge OF grand larceny. 1t was alleged
that young Kindbon had been taking
money from the safe for a long time
and that the aggregate amount taken
was SOS.
Suspicion mad fallen on the receiving
clerk when money was missed from de-
posits'that were to be sent to the bank.
This morning Geek arrived at the ONCE
early and kept a watch. When he saw
Kindbon 20 to the safe and take some
money he called IN Policeman Potter
and had him arrested.
At Police Headquarters. where the
youthful prisoner was taken. Kindbon
said he was the only supper; OF his Wild
owed mother and four younger chill
dren. lie could not make ends meet on
his so a week and fell into debt. To
pay up he began taking money from
the safe.
Recently he heard his friends talking
about getting new Easter suits and de-
cided he would get one himself. 1t was
for this reason. he said, he had taken
the money this morning. lie had In.
! tended II should be his last haul.
In the West Side Police Court Mag
~,strate Hermann held Kindbon In i 800
bail for trial.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
oPPED az BULLETS AS HE
STARTS FOR TWO.

Paddy was as fearless as he was
i',ind. In the only real brawls in his
iaJ0on. caused by rough language used
presence of salvation Army girls
Or rvks asking aims. he had never
.hesit$ed to night the biggest and ug-
Hest OF ~longshoremcn. lie reached for
his bungstarter and started around the
bar. A bullet over tho left breast
stopped him. lie died a day or two
later In Flower Hospital.
In their fright over what they had
done, the three robbers ran up to the
oct Of the tenement house and then
down to Tenth avenue through a house
several doors away On the way they
dropped a bit Of paper showing the
contributions Oh Bowling. Happy
jack Mulransy and Martin Fay to a
Common fund.
Happy Jack" had a police record.
and Through 1t WAS found In Harlem.
when Jack Bowling and Martin Fay
were found ia his company Lieut.. Kerr
and Detective Bafoer. Fitzpatrick and
Burgess felt warranted in arrestinS all
three ~ suspects.
Dowling. after q lonely night In a cell.
sent. for Lieut.. Kerr and said the three
had gone downtown to cob a clothing
store meaning to carry away their loot
by;vhe cas- process Of putting one suit
over another unta! they could wear no
more., They had no tho tools to force
entraoes to the store. and their blood
being up for robbery made for Paddy
the Priest. when they saw him through
n window counting his money.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
WHAT HI
INTERNAL BATH
Is Doing for Humanit,

Under our present mode OF living the
large intcstine Tor colon cannot get rid
Of all the waste that il accumulates--
so it clogs up. and then biliousncss.
constipation Is the result, and that lack
Of desire to do. to work. to think. .
This waste in the colon. as we all
know, is extremely poisonous. and IL
neglected, the blood takes up the poisons
and brings on countless very serious
Observation-Disclosures is directly caused
by waste in the colon.
II the colon is kept clean and pure
you will always feel bright and capable
never blue and nervous - always up
to "conccrt-pitch."
There is just one internal bath which
will keep the colon as sweet and clean
a. nature demands il to he for perfect
health-that is. the J. d. l.. Cascade.
Many thousands arc using it, and
doctors prescribing il with great success
all over the world. II is now being
shown and explained by all Riker- Hege-
man Drug Stores in New York and
Brooklyn. :
Ask for Booklet, why Man Of Today
Is Only 500 Efficient"
The evening world., 1912-03-26
First Brahms
Concert Makes
For Success
Festivai in Honor Of Him
by the Symphony and
Oratorio Societies at
Carnegie Hall Has Au.
spicious Beginning.
BY SYLVESTER RAWLING.
.HE Brahms Festival by the SYM

HE Brahms Festival by the SYM
phony Society under Walter
Damrosch and the Oratorio So
ciety under DR.. Frsnk Damrosch was
begun auspiclously at Carnegie Hall
last night. when q large audience heard
the first of the four purposed concerts
and showed It's Interest and pleasure.
There was plenty OF applause for the
conductors. for the chorus and for the
orchestra that at times was enthusiast
tic. Everybody stayed TO hear the last
note.
First upon this programme was the
Academic Festival overture. opus 90.
composed In 1881. to the ending OF winch
the chorus was summoned by Walter
Damrosch TO furnish a hne thrill. Then
DR.. Frank DamroSch took up the baton
to conduct "Nenia." q lovely choral
work illustrative Of schilier's poem.
with the pathos OF the lament for the
dead hero. For that Beauty must
fade that the Perfect must die!" FOL
lowed by the exultant 7 be even a
SONG Of lament on the hps Of the loved
n Is glory"
At the beginning OF the second part.
the nrst symphony in c minor. opus IS.
composed in 1911, was played. 1t has
been presented more than once this
season. only recently by the Boston
symphony Orchestra under Max Fled
Ter; but its strength and charm. aside
from the necessity OF the present occa.
sion. made II always worth while. For
the end there was SUNG for the first
time in New York, the impressive Tri-
umphal Hymn" opus Is. composed In
1872 TO celebrate the victory OF Germany
over France In 1871. The text Ii taken
from Revelations XIX. 1t Is divided
into three parts. with a solo for BARI
tone in the last. II Is ~exultant from
the opening 'Halleiujah." through the
GLORY Be 20 God Our Lord to the
final The Lord Is God. Hallelu1ah!
Amen"
or the work OF the chorus much may
be said In praise. There vas n fresh.
ness IN the women's voices and an alb
sence Of Shrillness In their high notes
most welcome. but their weight OF mum.
bers some upset the baiance with
the men. OF proper enunciation by both
men and women there was a sad lack.
It was easy to catch the "Hallelujahs.'
but dinicult to understand most OF the
rest Of the text as II was sung. The or.
chestra did itself credit by Its playtns
Of the symphony and Walter Damrosct
made It share with him the tribute Of
the audience. Gwllymn Miles was the
soloist IN place Of Hamilton Earle, VIII
was indisposed. Frank Lsaly was al
the organ.
The second concert takes places to.
morrow afternoon. when the third sym
| phony will he played. The soloists viii
he Marguerite Matzenauer and Wilhelm
Bachaus.
oADski AND eLEZAk HEARD
IN IDLE MElSrEReiNoER.'
die Meistersinger" was repeated al
the Metropolitan Opera House last nigh
The evening world., 1912-03-26
FOR SALE.

SIS DIAMOND RING. 81 weekly; watches,
diamonds, jesei1. Metropolitan. % W. i25th
open evenings.
~ weekly. DismondS. Watches. JewelFy. SACKS
STORE. 1896 ID sv,. NEAR i0Itb. open eve.
The evening world., 1912-03-26

with Johanna oadski instead Of Emma
Destinn ~ Eva and Leo sle9ak instead
Of Kari Jorn as waither. Both we're In
good voice. For tn, rest. the . . was
tho same-Hermann We'll as Hans
Sachs. Putnam Griswold as PoGner. Al
bert Reise AZ David and Florence Wick
ham as Magdaiene. T~oscaninl con-
Quoted,
The evening world., 1912-03-26
hgLP .

wANrED Foh u. o. AtsAA--Ao.s0oasd un.
eitissas o. United States. u good eSsnstss ssd
ssmpsnts bsb,ts. Who e.a sYs.s. read sad ,vnts
York Cts. 30s FULTON Il, Brcokiyn. y. y; q
Noatsomsiy. e.. Jsusy Cty. n. j.. y say -
eTuiting ststies..
The evening world., 1912-03-26

Some folks in expensive locations are trying 10 regain
popularity by announcing themselves as "old-fashionsd."
Good Values Nerer Went Out OF Fashion Here
Nor DO We Live on Past Rec0vds
The evening world., 1912-03-26

SIe n WsnsM's SIN Dpss.
!lss line ehsnssabls snA piaio ~
fe~tas--si,o. pisfn ana stffygd mesoa.
Iinss-latsst nodsls -laes ~ - 49,
essremeiy attractive frfr. or pIhispNex
ss'f OF contrasting roidrs- VERY tastsfvj
and attractivs-sJ sisss-Lhnit l.
3.7eklassslias Wsis0. ...................l3 -
.n.sses and .,d ', SS,nsS .,ts ,ss'ss.
With embroidery make up yekas-
sleeves ssa bedy Of waist sst1Rso-
ell sires--Limit TIRES
SIS WHIT Lawn Wrists. -
some with pepium- % sei. Stimulates
surplus or deep yoke pyiss-vtk a-
brcidery. Val. riuny. p. d PsS{s Sad
other iaces-mAny st~yiea-Limit tAss>.
SIS wemen,s Uusram'Atiss. ........A
Large. medium and s~msii-uatvrai
milans. black or white chfps; siu0.
lated hair brnids with phiange OF nstsrai
chip very smart and bsc6miao-LknN
two.
0.sSW apsn's rsihssd Hats. ............n
sailors. ColonIsis and tilted me1sis-
Hsck. royal blue. navy and Weod
brown-chanGesbls or plain taffesas-
,om. VIII co.5sins.io.. OF velvet
~ "a. sa,ninrsy Flswss ............... ~
Newest toses- various slsss-ali shalo
button rose .wrcaths. siuale. tuti
blown rose aud bud. Also clustsrs-
some have foliage Limit six.
s8et. Wemsuis Psltesats. ............ Is
Fitted styies--Biack satlus or taftostR
corded or tucked ruffies-excelispt wear
Ing auailties-Limit two.
tset Dsys h~sHsssShirs .............. rs
New Spring Percaics and Madras white
and celors on ~white-c.ean. clesr pat.
terns-wash cxcelicntiy-i2s 10 u nsrt
Limit three.
lSet. Dsys'osAsieNaSAish. ...... -. ~
Rlbhei-wcli n~sde-nieeiy finiste6-
also d~rawess-doubis s0ts-haes length
Limit three sets
SS.SeLittls ChildrsalCsah. IN
Long or skost-white-ali wool 6Atistss
or csahmers-ciroutar oapea aa1nlfly
trim'd with silk braids ana peint
vsnise me~dail,eas-to . yra-Lsmt two.
81. 90 hildreeisS6s~ Hsas. ............ ~
Natural MiIans-roll hriua-satin rib
hon and pint. white o. elus wesobeut
sIGrcttes-vsry dainty and p%setty-to .
yrs-Limt two.
Net. DsAiss'PnsvCsns ............. n
Fine white iswn-squars or -oslong-
some have enb'e cevWefs, nasy. ere
finely ~tucksd-iecs trtm'd or hsm-
stitched ruffiee-Liuit three.
Sest.I Ds~A'ss'9Asa. Z!
| Soft s0lsN-A MIRA saOplo llaaA hAooo
no two polS sllhe-A Hsst unssunl -
psstuaity-Linit 3 pr.
. q. lue'Id Lss Csuhs. =
Round. s>vars asd 0uaksr-the pepu.ar
heavy Iuess. also Prlncsss. Ga1soe1uo1
linens Or b~stistes. hrs tpin'd-oev0f
p~ettssns-Ltmit J.
n q. W0sais ~ Cjssss ..,..... 8
. Tvo.elasp-soft an1 pStahls-Guasstfad
f~iugsps-blsck. white 80 ell 0Dgiu0
shsdss--Limit tvo pSirs.
p~~- Eastss nassais thst On vsassa
wM sepfSrats
The evening world., 1912-03-26
COL. CR0PSEY DEAD.
Passes Away At Home Of Son, Dis.
trict-Attorney Of kings.

trict-AttOrney of Kings.
Col. william J.. Cropscy died yester-
lay at the home OF his son. District
Attorney Cropsey o: Kings County. at
Il. 100 Albemarle road. Flatbush. from
.he attack OF apoplsxy with which no
vas stricken four days aso. He was
N his els hty-seventh year. Since the
death OF his wife. tweleve years ago.
he had made his home with his son.
who Is the only surviving member OF
aie family.
Coli Cropsey's ancestors settled !.
New Utrecht. now part OF South Brook
Ign. nearly two hundred years ago, and
owReA a large section OF that district.
At the opening Of the civil war Col.
Cropsey enlisted In .he Seventy-h-st
New York Regiment and rapidly rose to
ire rank Of q colonel. Afterward he be-
casno, supervisor OF New Utrecht.
The evening world., 1912-03-26

oADski AND elEZAk HEARD q.
IN Idle MElSrEReiNoER."
die Meistersinger" was repeated at
the Metropolitan Opera House last night
The evening world., 1912-03-26

- and = Ct. Ysrt-wijs Fsulsris ....... IS
orSNtiy demanded navy and black
Figures or dots--Limit rs yds.
Appetizer DEMONSTRATION o!
- ~ - q. SsGia Mssskass. ......,. IS
Yard. vids-flrm. but very soft-un-
matchAo1e aoeortment. Evsning shades
a. we'll - all the desirable spring
c~olors--Limit IS yds.
- 81. MsdsA SuaNmp. .... -
so and ~ inch-Al wool mixtures :
-tans. grays and browns striped
q S %Ussas' co %%s ,%xsi'G FOR tSsa'"
well ~ ~suits-lLmit ~ yds.
20 et. AZ Well Ssrsss ............... so
H~cuinebonc wcavc-frm. soft and
STSssi:ssst. r rssst, siS' G@'S.n
10y. leather ,,Sht Nsy
HaSsss.a s aSss.an M.ris' Hue
Limit " yds.
!. Ct. Csltsa CAsvisSa ......... -. .ss%
plain colors. - firm enough for
women tailored suits %. excellent
Tor chitdren's school and play
d~rs.sss-lsadins tint: including
IirnI blue n1seerp
Natural fan
Rose Bo.n
Is Ct. End Swipts. ........-.... ~
Dots, stripss and cr~ossbars--whHe. en-
broidered with black, pink. tan. blue.
hello or green-Limit 20 yds.
3 Ct. Celersd Chambsay ..~........... so
Various shades Of gray. tan. blue. also
pink and rose. Firm. close weave--for
chiidren's tub drcsses. rompers and
boys suits. also kitchen aprons Limit
20 yds.
" et. More Pereahnas. ............... SSA
Full yard w~tde--black Ind complete
line Of desirable shades for princess
slips for wear with sheer dresses
excellcnt quality--iImit 20 yards.
IA ct. Lingerie Nainsssks ............. 7
sSc n,.n .nJI,rI firm; Ssen nv, %wSay S.o,s..
wcar--Limit 20 yards.
Is to 80 Ct. Val. Lace. ~
J, { o / inch--sdsss and insertions.
diamond and round aneshes--f2r Chll.
Snderwcsr--Ii% ! pieces.
IN e.. Wsmsn's Hikk. ............. "a
Pure iinen--k.inch. hsn-she~r ar
hsavy-machins or hand cmb'd cor
nerv-IInit I dog.
STRIPED and plaid Terry cloth. Also
Jacquard blanket - box.pIsatsd
b~scks-heayy girdlo cords--wel
medo-LAnlt tw0.
- q. Men's Dsth S6ppsn........."..,. q
VIII s' :. : ma q s ~SsIy-efiEs;s ' Two
pairs.
The evening world., 1912-03-26

EnEE We will present FREE
FkEE iF r ss'' ws,t Hsrf slos:c,o,.
The evening world., 1912-03-26
LAST WEEK or SPRING SALE
And fos an Addlt3onal Attraction
AcUT.PRICE SAIL Of TOILET ARTICLES

No Ions dissertations necessTy-hese ire the goods and prices-resd and judse
whether il will pay to come. D.. Prices arc for two day. only.
Wednesday and Thursday.
No Man or TdspAns Ohsu for the Following
We seMvs phvlese 81 MmAMnG auantuss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12
NatnrlOO % llnOcr.

at SEN ariiti Gpangelium Itaor
eaer ialoer meo Srocn paa llnoe.
ret, er u0en for al 5pipl. Goange-
liet er oeientlig en- 2laben6aring og
2la6enbnrin9en ielo er ct llnoer."
0ieO oisie 0ro nole0e0e Or.
2aopig b. @erotel ira Mar6urg
iorIeoen ct 5oreorag / 9ictoria Sn-
itihlttet 9onoon.
Observation-Disclosures ilutteoc meo
at iigc:
9oaiit Jet fan pore Mooitan0cre
reiie GuiDl ON 5poroi0t ariitenoom.
mems ieriie llnoere bleD opfatte0e
o9 9en8iOne me0 fornooen Om6u
til at De fan 9ooten0es iom acn6s.
9ernin9er. 0}en bore Mooitanoere
bar in9en 9iet til at title 2lariags.
loDen eller nogen on0en 0aturlon
op imoo oS arItne, ser bar unoer.
ieat oiSie Sp6rg5mnnI og ier os
ndOiogcoe til at autoge 0cn opoItoli.
ife 6iO5 llgoere iom aenosgernin.
GER Deriom ariitpnoonmens In.
ocre oioenifobeligt og biitoriif
befrpiteoe iom De er pirfelig er
llnotageIier ira oe ilioronoerligeea-
tirlopc, ION oi fenOer, ioa er oct pao
66ie li0, at Oen mooerne Spfottel.
ie paanp rebiocrer line SSoeer om Sc
riornnoerIi9e gloturlope", ioo oe fan
fomme til at iOnre til aenosgerniu.
gerne"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12
2lof ell Jobn nIo21amara.

]lep Dorf. 9. San. 5o6n DC
-9famora al San 5ronti5co, fenot
al GetettiDer ct 6alpt Duiin 9Der
iom n9ldtroIian Macf". orreiiere6es
Ser 2(iten al oiiicieIle og prioate
9etettiner pna en- 4rreitorore, iom
6eifnIoer 5am ior al booe r6oet
$375,000 ira en- 6iliol al D}ontrenl
ganf ! giew @eiiminiter, 9. g.,
6oiIfen iprengtes meO 1Dnamit oen
II Sept.
eaepe 1uiinoe Dollars fan0te8
bans Saou0toifc. % 0eteftiDerne
ia1er Der Qucn 2fften efter $2f0,.
900 al 9onfen5 9euge, iom ban
menes at bape brngt til ytem 9orf.
lln0er6anOlinger ON NcJlamarns
grreIt mellem Bolitiet ber og fana.
oiife 9lutoriteter enote / Tag meO
lloiteOelie al en- 2lrreitorore Sire
1rtettiber arreitere6e bnm paa en-
@aoe SorIem San obergap iig
rolig og iorlnnqte at ie 9Irreitororen,
oa eiter at ban bop6e lpit oen mi-
leSr BON oq iagoe: Sea isler mia
itorlia lettet. Sea tGnfte oet bar en-
olborliaere 2lnflage." San meg.
fer Tia ifploia, men 9ebiierne imoo
6am ipnes at opre fGloenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12
2iheion oomtes til
at % | oen lleftrnfe 9tol.

Set ar, boao Der berettes unOer
8. 0s. ira 9oiton
Statsa0pofat 4elIiier 5ioroe gpl.
Oenoe. at Stoten ior 0en 3orbrDoeI.
ie, ban baooe befenot, iorpreoe 800.
aun Den eleftriife Stol par tilioa.
renOe Strni for bans 9reOe. Oct
5oftum, at 9licbeion mprSeOe No.
oeren til bans ufs6te Barn, betSo
intet for bam. PIT, ban enifeoe, bar
at faa benoc al geien, agOe Stats.
aooofaten, for at ban funOe egte
Den rigr 0iiis giolet gomonos. OrO.
ret auieres al gIoOofnten:
o9toar en- Wnro iorloper iig meO
Ell uifpIoia Biae ira en- 2anOsbp,
iorleoer benoe til at tage oetSfriOt,
iom Somfrueligbeoen mooitrpbenoe
to9er. filn onerpnnoen al aerlig.
beo og lloiigt til @iiternanl, noar
oenne Mano iaa orioer lit DobbeIt.
ipil til 5orloneIie meo en- anoen oe
meo Sberlpe blanoer @ift og be.
Der gigen, iom ban bar forisrt, at
toae 0cn al aGrliabeo til bom, inn
er Der inaen @runo for llnoifplo-
nina"
gi ital for sbriet fun nppne en-.
felte Tina fra geretningen om ben.
ne Teos0om.
Oct Tiger, at MicbeIon meo itoiii
glo og Soloning tog imoo iinDom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12
,liuion.Srano
/ 11>m Qorf.
equitable SiOsasinrances Wiarmor'
bDgning pOclGsges.
6 Wcuneifer omfomne % 6jen.
opmstabet nnilaas til :.
S6,000,000.

gtem 9orf, 8. San - equitable
SipsosiuranceSeIifnbs peloigeNar-
Nor. oe @ronit.9iem. Der opfteOe
en- aportal paa 2omer 9roaowap,
ct al giem Dorfs betpoeligite 5inans-
centrer, eoelogoeS al Brand Dag;
ief5 0}enneiter omfom, og @jen.
0omstabet onilaos til S6.000,000.
st Sniin Dienneifer tom til Sfo0e.
8proiilloe 8ofumenter, Oeri-
blan6t 6. 8. 0urrimons 2lntobio.
grail % 10 upuroerlige gogiamlin.
GER Der fife fan eritattes. gif op
5lammer, og ilere Sun0reOe Wlil.
lioner Collars 8Gr0ipapirer, Der
gemtes Ell 8ault, bar man 3pinl
ON 2liten, men De menes at ppre
uifa0te.
Zen oeloige gpgning bpor 6quit.
oble bnpoe line 6opeofoutorer. al.
9an tillige Siem ior Rereantle
8rit So, equitable 1rnit 60.
aount5e Bros. 9anfiorretning, 9Iu.
quit Belmont & 60, 6arrimon
observation-disclosures, Mercantile Saie
3epoiit 60. 2ompers Stub % man.
az anore al 9Dens berenlte 9opiir.
maer. Zen itaar 9liten iom et 5faI
al i5befleot @ranit.
NJ Dem, Der iatte 9ioet til. par
ire enplopereoe, iom orpbtes pe0 at
iprinae ira 5aget. bpor6en De bar
orepen al 5Iammerne. 7e 6npoe ar.
beioei 9pgningen. 9rnnocbef Nm.
). @aIi6 forunnot Ell Soiruel
al 9lea oa 6lammer. oa en- @Ga
paa treble 6toge, bpor ban f9mpe.
oe imoo 5Iammernc, itprteOe mo.
1o andre Mpno. en- 9agtfoptnin
oq en- ipeeiel @mbeOsmnn6, bois2ig
enonu life er iitn0ne. en6er 2iiten
oDer omfomne, ina pi0t pi0es.
5lere 4erioner. 9aatmrno og an.
Ore. iom par 9pgningen, Oa 81.
ben uobreo tiolia paa Gngen, bar
man ineen Splpsnin9 ON, men oe
menes at o9re un0fomne. 5ulo 9ie.
oe pan. boor mango Ger bar lat 81.
pei til. pil man imi0lertio life fao,
Tor 3lbcn bIiper ihlffet. og 9iuiner.
ne 6liper aennpmiggt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

pore Q}ongolietS llaf6pngig6e0. Op.
rorere ira Sbanii o9 Sbeni bar
generobret 9Den Sc6enc6om og rpf.
fer irem moo Sonan, me0ens 9le-
gerin9en ienOer 5Soritprfnin9er Ser.
til.
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aiun baaoe ifal goofen0e oen oalgte
antltftn llr3a iom Stprer al Oet
pore Qlon9oliet, o9 at 6et ifol amer
fenOe 0ettes llaibpngigbe0 meo 5en.
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9}ote, 6Dori bette meooeles, iiaer
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o9 at Be bill bnage en- Sernbone ira
aiofbta | Sibirien til ltr8o. Serei-
ter bill S{ino life 6liDe tilla0t at 6ol.
0e trooper | eapr ien0e aoloniiter
til set nOre Mongoliat, men pif BE-.
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pore glnIigaen0er. Gao 0enne Rote
bar ainos 9ieqering eu6nu fife ioo-
ret. 9erimo0 bar Sen finciiife 9eqe-
RING me60elt 0e andre Maqter sSn0.
6ol0ct al 9'oten. : gefin oentes 6et
MI, at england pil lo0e 66re ira
iig / Si6et, 0o set life er tpnfeliqt
at fusInno 6or toget BET Sfri6t set
bar N}ongoliet, u6en pao 5or.
6aono at bnoe raoofsrt iiq meo
GnaIano oa 5npon. Oct inore 0}on-
goliet er fremoeles uforItbrret.
@ni6inaton. .. g., 9. Son. =
"a 0en omcrifanife Ofiniiter Sol.
bonn FefinQ intet 5ar iparet poa
riasOepartementetS ii6Tte
Sp6rgsmnal be0rsrenoe Ne6oenoiq-
beoen al at ien0e amerifonife crop.
per I'll 9ina. o0 ser inQcn Me0oe.
Ielie er fommet Se ii6Ite is Elmer,
frpgter Observation-Disclosures for,
at Observation-Disclosures er ofifaoret
mellem Fcfina % 6elearaiitationen
! Safn.
9tnufing 9. San. - Zen repu-
6lifanife iforiomIina, ion meocr,
Der beillltteoe I @oor at inofere cr
@uIomsnt eitcr iopnnif Q}sniter
Zen ao6fenote oesnOen lloIteoclien
al 06liantioner til ct 9eleb al ben
beo $70,00o,O0O MOB 5iffer6eo /
oe inoenriaife 5totsinotpqter lem
9(or Elsie 0bfiaotiouSloor ifal 6r
re s 8rocent Gente.