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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
ARMY AUTHORITIES
CAUSE ARREST OF
AGED COLONEL
OROzCO
Detention of Father of RevO-
lutiOnary Leader First Ap'
pliCatiOn Of Martial Law on
Mexican Border.
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS
SUSPENDED

(BY LEASED Wire % EovsniaS HsTaial
El PasO. Nov. li.-Colonel Pascual
OroEco. BT., father Of the leader or
the Mexican revolution In the north,
was arrested here today by military
authorities and detained In the guard
house at Fort Bliss. Army officers
and secret service men refuse TO give
the charge on which the aged Tevolu-
Zionist 10 held. OroEco recently was
freed from local courts after forty
days detention without trial on an
extradttlon charge.
The arrest In ths first application
Of the recent decision at Washington
TO permit the military to exercise
martial law in prevention OF violation
OF neutrality laws, Arrests OF rebels
here having resulted In no convic-
tionH. the military now has the power
10 hold prisoners from civil authors
tieH or habeas corpus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
FIVE JURORS FOR
GUNMEN'S TRIAL
Men Charged With Murder Of
Gambler RoSenthal Declare
They will All Testify and
Have Nothing to Fear.

IBy Lsasss wire - BvsHlas HsFaIal
New York. Nov. li.--With Five
Jurors in the box. the trial OF the
four gunmen charged with shooting
down Herman RopsnthRl was re-
sumed before Justice doff today. and
lndicationh were that the jury would
be complete before adjournment.
All Of tho defendants. "dyp the
Blood" Lefty Louis" whitley
Lewis" aud HDaee Frank" reiterated
today their .lnssntioh OF taking the
stand. Tel, the boya." they said.
that we're Rlf aoing on. We aren't
getting ready 70 make . plea. for we
have nothing 20 plead TO and we're
not expecting anything except Rc-
auittal."
OF the first eleven veniremsn ex-
amined. none was accepted ~ .
Juror. bat by receeo time three ad.
ditiOnAl. Jurors hno been accepted.
making eight q the box.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
Heavy Freight Plunges Into
FraA Coaches Of Stalled
&xsHEsisA Special Near
Msw 0Elsans
mAXRNAN BLAMED
FOR CATAsTROPHE
Bodies of Many Victims Gre.
mated in Debris; Death List
May Reach Thirty While
Injured Number Seventy.
my Leased Wire to nvsnIng H.rsld1

my Leased Wire to HVsnIng HeFaId1
New orleans. Nov. IA wreck
In which fourteen persons were
killed and forty-two seriously 'and
firty-,wo slightly hurt, occurred ON
the Yazoo a. Mississippi Valley rail-
road near MONTE. La. twenty.seven
miles north of New Orleans today,
when "a through freight train crashed
into the rear Of an excursion train ur
ten coaches.
Fivo OF the coaches OF the passen-
ger train were burned ana many OF
the wreck victims were believed Ia
have been cremated, though fourteen
bodies have been recovered.
or the fourteen bodies recovered,
nine were negroes and five white
persons. The majority Of the In
juTed are white. Practically all the
victims are from southern Mississippi
and louisiana.
An official statement issued by the
railroad company placed the blame
on brakeman named Cunningham,
who is charged with failure to sig-
nal the freight train.
The exepSslon.. train, hauled by
two engines, left New orleans at II
p. m. on approaching Mont1 one
locomotive broke down and the en'
gineeL signalled the brakeman. Il IL
said. TO go back and warn the freight
train, running twenty-five minutes
behind the excursion This order. II
" charged. the brakeman failed ts
execute aud ths freight tore into the
rear Of the, crowded passenger train
at a speed of thirty miles an hour
Relief trnina. were sent from New
Orleans and Baton Rouge. Thirty
Of the injured were taken TO Baton
Rouge. The dead and the more seri-
ously injured among the whites were
brought TO New Orleans.
The two rear coaches, which were
Ielsscoped by the freight engine
caught fire immediately. Passen'
gers who had escaped injury rushed
into the wrecked coaches and
dragged dead and injured from th'
flames reach. Eeveral OF the oc'
cupsnts OF the. front coaches who es'
capped injury we're badly burned IL
their effOrti ~, save those less for
tunate.
White men lisksd their lives tC
save injured AsGroSs from the rapid
ly spreading 'tlpfhsa and negro meT
rushed into ,thG steam and flames e
rescue white bSfaeAh - well as mem
bsrs OF thel owp race,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
WILL REtIAEN TO
6IsnRE NEGOTIATIONS

London. Nov. 1.-THE British am.
bAssador TO the United states, James
Bryce. will remain In washington
until all psndlng negotiations have
been cleared up. These Include, Il In
understood, the question OF the Pan.
anna canal,
The British foreign office IL not yet
prepared TO issue any statement IN
regard 10 Mr.. Bryce's retirement a.
as 10 the appointment OF hla sticOos-
soT., who will, however, probably be
5lr Cecil Arthur Spring Rice.
u was stated al the foreign office
today that Mr.. Bryce will endeavOr te
leave q clean slate for the new am
banaador.
With the exception OF tho official
Wostnlingtor Gazette the comments Of
the evening newspapers on MT
nrycq'n aeSnn og office at washington
are nlo1t unfAvoFabls. This is due 20
the aaglntnno0 he gave the Canadian
GoveFnuRent un1or nir wilfTed LAurieF
In the ueagilAiion o. the TeclpF0city
treaty fcN wb1oA the unlonlst prega a
ananle ko epNolyp hlln,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
HOCE|N CHATTER As
WELL As DYNAMITE
PLOTTER SNEARS'
M'MAAlGAL
Confessed Wrcoker Declares
Secretary Of IrOnwOrkers'
Union Cheated Him Out of
Rortion Of Ps1Se Of Crime.
STARTLING TETENONY
IN COMBPTRACY TRIAL
my Leaned wire 20 EveninE HsraId1 |

IBy Leased Wire 60 Evening HeFaId1
indianapolis, Nov. ll.--uOing
deeper INTO his adventures ~ n paid
dynamIter, ortis u. McManigai told
In the dynamite conspiracy" trial to-
day of wrecked bridges, vnducts and
buildings he left behind In causing cx
plpsiOns In various cities,
latter | blew up the power houso
or Il car shop in Mount Vernon, Ill.,.
Herbert - Hockin came 10 mo at chi
cogo and said had gotten tho wrong
job" testified McManigai.
"He said should have blown a
railroad bridge and tho rnion's execu-
tive board would not allow mo pay for
the Job"
A few DAYS later Hockiu returned
with j. R McNamara. Mcnamara
said he hns lust come from Salt Lake
city, where he had blown up tho new
Utah hotel building on April ls.
"Hockln went To cincinnati IN June
and wired mo to follow. told him I
would dn one Of two things. work for
II living and dult dynRmting. or do
nothing but dynamitlng. Hockln
sain he had plenty for mc to do, He
said ! was to go tn indianapolis, get
twelve quarts Of nitro. .glycerine and
blow up the Dcnison- Harvard vladuct
In cleveland ON June 2s.
-. ~. Mcnamara accompanied me
from Cincinnati to indianapolis. On
tho train told Mcnamara that Hook
In was TO pay me SI26 for each sob.
lie was surprised. saying the exeou-
| tive board was allowed $500 and ex-
| penscs for each job. / said Hockin
was holding out on mo Mcnamara
said tho big fellow (meaning J. j. Nc
NamarO. his brother. who was treas
urer OF the IrOnworksrs' union) would
see that was paid IN full hereafter.
at the ironworkerE' headquarters
In indianapolis, J. Is. and ]. ]. Ne
Namara and compared accounts and
found Hockin had held out 5000 on
mo for all tho Jobs | had done. ]. j,
said no always suspected HOckln wal
a double crOsser and now no knew H.
He said ne was going to tell President
Frank NJ. Ryan about II; but ! was "a
go right on with tho Jobs as Hockiu
planned.
~. b. and !, with three nitro-glycer'
| In bomba OF four quarts each, packed
In suit cases. departed for Cleveland
reaching there June is. 1910. -four
| days before the exploson."
The witness said no and Hockin In
July went TO Pittsburgh whore they
looked over tho job al McKae's Rocks
but while there they received n tele'
gram from J. J. Mcnamara at Indian
apolis saying:
90 no further with present plans
All bets on"
cit made HockIn think some one
was on our trail and no was greatly
worried" said McManlgal.
An explosion at McEee's Rocks oc
cured two weeks latnr but not II
connection with this visit.
From Pittsburgh, tho witness said
no and Hockin went "a Rochester, Pa,
where they procured out OF a hldinl
place IN an old copper shop twelve
quarts OF nitro Rlycrrln which they
were to take to peter j, smith, CleYe
land.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
SUPREME COURT Of
UNITED STATES IS
ASKED TO AID
JACK JOHNSON
Negro Pugilist Carries Case to
Highest Tribunal With De-
mand That He May BE Re-
leased on Bail.
00NGTTTUTI0NALITY OF
MANN ACT CHALLENGED
my Leased wire 20 Ev.n,ns u.,-,a,

NY Leased Wire 60 EvenNna Herala1
Washington, Nuv II. Jack John
son, negro prize fighter, through his
attorney Benjamin G. Bachraoh, to-
day iilrd a motion In the supreme
court "r the United Stntca asking to
hr permitted tu give hail pending the
hearing h"fur" the United States dis
nlct court IN chicago ON an indict-
mrnt charging IA violation OF the
white slave traffic act.
In support Of the motion II was
snid th" district Judge demanded
$4,000 bail, which was declared to
be excessive. ana had refused to aG-
oept a certificate of deposit for e3O.-
600 In lieu at bail. II In also set out
that the district Judge had stated he
would not accept II surety company
on the hond The attorney claimed
In hIs papers fIIrd with the court
that the Mann white slave traffic act
was unconstitutional.
As tlnnl reason why johnson
should he admitted to bail by the
supreme court, the attorney stated
that for several weeks Chicago news.
papers had been publishing false re-
ports concerning him. whereby he
had been prrjudlced IN the eyes Of
the public To such nm extent that no
was unable to induce real estate
owners to become surety for him
upon his bond unless they were in
demniiied and that the district judge
had stated he would not accept real
estate Suretles II they were indamnl-
fled.
The government was given until
wednesday to file brief opposing
Johnson'R petition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
ROOSEVELT STILL
|. LEADS WILSON N
CALIFORNIA
Almost Complete Returns
Show Bull Moose Candidates
s76 Ahead of Democratic
Electors.

my LsaesA wire 90 pVSAtaH HcsaIdl
San Francisco. Nov. li.--cOunty
clerks Of California were tabylatinS
afrsah today their latest returns on
the pTealdsntial election. the result Of
which still is In doubt.
These new totals were 20 be Csrtl-
fled 70 by the various county boards
Of supervisors and forwarded 10 the
secfetayy Of state at Sacramento.
The latest figures available save
Roosevelt SSI,OOS, Wilson Se0,a2Si
HoOaevAlta apparent plurality sTb,
with slxig-thfee scattered precincts
rniaalBg % fifteen countias
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
WOMEN Testify IN
GRAND JURY INQUIRY

Chicago, Nov, 1.-Two women, one
said tn be from New York and the
other IA ChlcagOan, but whose names
were withheld, testified today before
the federal grand Jury, which resumed
the investigation OF Jack JOhnson's
possible violations Of the Mann law.
Several witnesses who appeared be-
fore the jury last week were recalled
today. Among thse was Mrs. Kath-
crime Dorsey, at whose hOme Lucille
Cameron OF Minneapolis a-'ded at
tho time she met johnson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
MUST SERVE TIME
FOR KIDNAPPING
OWN CHILD
LuckleSS Colorado Man WhO
Stole Daughter from Di-
vorced Wife Condemned to
Serve Two Years.

IDy Leased Wire 90 nVSnl14 meSaIal
Denver, Colo, Nov. l1vt-- James
Lee, sentenced by the District court
at dreely, Colo, on IA charge OF kid
nApInS his three-year.old daughter
TO two years In the penitentiaFy,
must serve his sentence. The SUI
pFome court today affirmed the de-
clslon OF the l0Wer court Lee. who
has been divorced from his wife
Iris Lee. about two years aWo took
his daughter and disappeafea. Ne
wsnt 70 British Columbia end thence
70 TsxeA where he wae cnutllred
ana bF6ught back TO 0reelsg ~ ths
time Of the alleged kianApNlNB Iseo'
who waE permitted % 9iNil ma
daughter saoh Runday uR4tl khs a..
yorps aeoFea had tshNM ~ oul
NfivtN8i j. - 4. \
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
BRYAN
QUITS TOXIC POST

lBy a.gASa1 wire - SsvUulng usgalal
washington, Nov. li.--Charies Pago
Bryan, unitad states Ambassador to
Japan to-day rendered hia reniEnation
% PysnlNent tart, who reluctantly ace
oept6d H.. Mr.. Bryan gave III health,
brought % bV q carriage accident ih
Sapau ~ the reason Cor hls rouiamas
hpks1 glls Sseelsia8 rnadioal tBaeas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
TRAGEDY WILL NOT
DELAY PROSECUTION

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE suicide
Of Julius A. woylanG. owner Of the
Appeal to Reason, will not affect the
federal government in prosecuting the
paper. Within a day or two n case
will be called at Fort Scott. Kama.
charging the paper with sending OBJ
scene mstter through the mails. The
federal grand jury there also will be-
gin an Investigation OF other matters
connected with the publication.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
BULGARIANS sIOBIIIlI
TURKISH .FDETS..
WITH FIXED
BAYONETs
Ottoman Defenders UnRAIe 10
Withstand intrepid Charge
and Christian stanaasl -
places Crescent. y.


fBy Lcssed Wire - svssssn GesussR
Paris. Nov. ii.--A graphe aSsogip-
tion OF the storming ~ the nuleass
lhns Of the two Turkish foFts &C Kar-
taItepe and Papaztepe. In the outer
line or Qualifications around Adrian.
ople, is forwarded by a covrespond-
ent of the Matin. lie declares that
their capture seals the doom OF the
Turkish stronghold. .
The operations began at dayhreak
on Thursday, Following their usual
brilliantly successful tactics, the Buls
garlan infantry advanced In the diroe-
tlon OF the forts under cover Of ~
murderoua fire OF ahnADnol.
The Turkiah trOOpa uAlllea out fgoua
the forts to deliver eountsF attack.
J. was then the turn Of the MulRaFs
Ian siege artillery. which frornl aVetyl
point on the surrounding htlla poured
II terrific hall OF protectiloa On cha
lines OF the Turkish tEuopa.
The accurate fire of the Nui6BRtnm
big guns began to tell az 10 oioa8g1E
In the morning. when TIE gulIn a. me
fort Of Mount Karel bsgAn ~ e1.efts-
en- In their reply. The i6Rt hnl etsi
swept by heavy storm ok ghe1z& ebg
several houPa, the es9at ptofock1lec
bursting right over th1 WnFtA ia,
Suddenly the oOsnmakd apix bays
Onets" rang ont frdNt. tAa BalNae,nn
officers. and then. AhaArlnH W1l&ll|,
ths Buleariaa lhEantft AasheA toR-
ward and enc TURKS hFebA anA sga
toward the citt, t'i.
AZ about noase fA9 Yl1sAntinns, Ngls
0ra fJuttegesa 10 over a aI ats
taltepe. but Papaatopa ntill heIn Outs
The bulgarian troops waFe divided
iptO three columns which made very
slow progress and for iona tlgse the
fortunes Of the day SeeTned pneeFtain.
Nightfall found the Turks and HUI.
sariana fighting.
Az had occurred at NarteItspe ear
lisr In the day, the fire from the Pas
paStepe fort began gVAANAily 70 slaeh|
en-. There AlRO the BhltMgiaa ols@e
guns had caused enoFInoue Fa0a9oe.
AZ about II o'clock a. night Ehe
Bulgarian infantry began 70 storm the
fort at the point Of the bAyOnet.
Shortly before midnight they had be-
come masters OF the position ana the
Turks we're In flight, They lott their
dead and dying by hundreds on the
field.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
WILSON PLURALITY
IN IDAHO MAY
Be 1000
Two Small Counties Yet to Re-.
port Normally Democratic
and Expected to Snow PreSi-
dent Under.

IBy LSAsaa wire % EVsnIAG HsEaIal
Boise, idaho, Nov. ii.--Wllson 10
leading on the presidential election
returns now IN and two small coun-
ties yet TO report and which are nor
mally Democratic are expected TO give
q plurality Of nearly one thousand
over Taft
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
.INSISTENT VISITOR
At WHITE HOUSE
LOCKED IN CELL
Man from Indiana Wanted
President to Lower Cost of
Living and Heartless Police
Lead Him Away.
IBy Leased Wire 20 Rvsains nsss,dl

my Leased Wire 10 Dvsnins nssaIdl
Washington. Nov. IA man
claiming TO be Jesse DOwell OF silver
wood, Ind, who insisted ON seeing
President Taft to get him to lower the
cost of living. was taken Into cus-
today at tho white house today. lie
WAS unurmcd ana will be held for ex-
animation. Tho prisoner told the po-
lice he had tried to see Secretary Knox
of the state department and james
Bryce. tho British ambaBnador.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
BRYCE QUITS POST
ARBITRATION PACT
IS DEAD
Believed Retirement Of British
Ambassador Ends All Hope
of Ratification of Peace
Treaty,
fBy Leased Wire TO EvsaIaH AsraIdl

[By LEASED Wire 20 sVsaIa1 herald
Washington, Nov. 1.-The voiun-
tary retirement of Ambassador james
Bryce of Great Britain. which In eN-
pected to be formally announced to-
day or tomorrow. It ls believed, viii
mark the abandonment Of any pur-
pose on the part OF the United states
TO secure the cOnsummutiOn Of the
pending general arbitration treaty
with Great Britain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
ELECTION CONTEST
CERTAIN IN
KANSAS
Republican Candidate, Twen'
Twilight Votes Behind Dem
Ocratic Rival for Governor,
Says He Will Fight.

lDpsoiaI COPFSsDosaSnss 90 the MsEaiaI
Topeka, Khs,, Nov. ii,--ATthuF
cappeT. Republican for governor. aas
mitted today that he was twenty-oiGht
votes behind George II. Hodges, Dam-
ocTat with all counties, although slN
Of the counties are not ofIiclAl.
~ am net giving up the nght BY any
means. however said Mr.. Copper. ~
shall contest" L
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

Uskup. Turkey. Hdsv. ii.--Ths vaas
guard OF the nePvian army hka
reached the coast Of the A4Fiaeie ga.
Il met no armed TeaislaBeo avFtA9 iee
march through Albania. bus ~ Hgog-
ren1 was slow on eocount os the eoeR
snow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

VVaahtnRtbn, N6N ii.--fhe uupTeno
o0uaT oe eha United Dtatea eIa not giyS
~ Abp.e1e e8day IN the uRian PaA
ei1o thlt. tho aoai casas % any
" Nd blg caeee now penGino.
TAO ee4i aanogneod Il would take
~ Nnl|AA 4tiAnknai6lng seoanS fgo1P
Rgt flsh y neee1beg 81 z.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
AUWrRIA MAY GnnGn !
nTG AnRA8R 10 MQNHgA

Paris New. ti.s.-Pun|ln ~ - -
Budapest n greatly aidt o0e9 thN
belief prsvAisnt thsfe uaD,l.
tary OoneoFonoo eolnN M
Der the psenldsaov a Ngons
ole Josef win oael14 ~ q te's|
Austrian arnat ocFpo ~ -
soFdiAs % : asapsleh n "a nlp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

Fort wotths 1sa., Nov. ta.--Jrho
banker ana eaitiaman. charged With
killing captaiH AZ q. llotue vas ht8lln
here today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11
AUSTRIA DEEPLY
INTEREBTED IN

Vienna. Nov. ii.--Continuoua etld-
fences between Emperor prenqi4 yo-
soph ana the Austro-H -HungayinA min.
lister % war and the geuGtai staff
of the army are believed 20 portsna
definite step soon by Ansttia In re-
gard 90 the Balkan situation.
DR.. q, Dausff, pTSalaent Of the Bul.
Garian chamber of ;deputieh 10 here,
bearing. Il 10 Haie, proposals from
King FsFdInand) and King poteF, COO!
nsetsd wflh &erviA'a desire for = port
on the Aeriakic aoa. TO these slEaift.
cant oceutfencas are ADDED the aT.
rival at BudasPest OF ArcNeubs FRAN
cIs Ferdinand, the hsar 10 fhs kustEo-
Hungarian throne, and his forth
DR.. Daneff also Il supposed 70 be
empowered to make special aGros-
msnt with Austria. Hungary ooncerA.
Ing bulgarian interests and Roumap-
ian claims.
A local newspaper, the 9onn Und
Montags zeitunE. sums up the post
ton OF the AustTo- Hungarian empire
in the Balkan question In the Soll0Ws
Ing four points;
/. Assured and unrestricted faeil.
itiss for access to the sAstsFa markets
and free commercial transit 70 Salon
Xxi.
Q. The integrity OF Albania.
3. The protection Of Austria-Au
Rafy'a political interests by the cFe-
alton Of local relations with soFvtA
and the sxeiYsioR Of DOiitiaal AatAg-
Z. compsnSstioa for hSunania.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-11

rODAx's NEWS TODAY
xep 80 n n tho MERAxn
aauag Osais . nosth o. 10 csnas
a vosk delivered ~ youF aoSs,
my csnsS b. maafl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

belle ira 0e forifeIIige 9irfer tn at
oeItoee / 0eres SuIeieiter % ling
oomsme0er, % De fIeite al Dem
iulgte' SnO6Doelierne.
DIN aftenen ben %. Dec. ant
IeOes ale @leoerne efter S~nobpoelle
til Ell Sammenfomit / Proi. Gar
lens Stem. Chen elf meo goo I'M
oerbOI0ning % 0pDortning, og hut
teIig 6olOt beer 0eItaeer Ell uforbe'
reot Gale, booreiter Sammenfom'
item ilutteoe me0 en- SuIeialme.
On aitenen ben 30. Gee. bleo
DIR. og Mrs. 2arien operraifet peo
en- ~SrobpoeIie ira gleberne til en-
Sommenfomit / 5folenS Spiieial,
6oor Gleperne, Der a1e par foriam'
Ie0e, ooerrafte Dem en- @npe, ct me-
get mutt Stueur, oe iaa in0beo De
Dem til at to9e Del / ct 6eitmodltio
oe0 ct imn9fulot opffet 9orO. %
eiter Mnoltioet ~tiIbroates ct Bar
Elmer / bpegeIigt SomoPr meO ior'
ifeIlige Slogs ll%n6erboIoning.
Ger CT I 5eriens 2sb bIeoen mo.
lat mooerne 9ran0reoifaber paa
Sfolen. imoo 9eboIoere me0 Slut.
nin9sitot Der er anbrogt pnu for.
ifelIige Steoer. 9isie trpngtes me.
get. ga Der let ingen gran0reoifn.
Der bar t 5orpeien; oe 4siurnncen
oil iom 5sI9e al 0enne bIipe ne6iat
betpoelig.
@n SorOrpiteIie Sen 2. San. fol.
ties meget iterft Der pao Sfolen.
Boa ,. @taoe rpite6e 9oroene og
Sen9ene itGrft, og Ser ieItes Rp.
teller / ielOe 9pgnin9en for ct Bor
Sefunoer.
arbeioet paa Sfolen opto9e3 igen
Sen l.. San. efter en0t 5uleierie
u0en nooen iom BELT 6oranorins
me6 ~llnotageIie al ct forbsiet Cleo.
antal.
Zen iterfe auloe. Ser bar p9.
ret i ben iioite 3io, er BOG life
fslt meaet paa SfoIert, oa boaoe
Gleorummcne og aIosiebpreIierne
bar oeret tiIitrptfeligt opparmet
befe 5ioen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12
Sui paa 0ntber College.

Zen 90. Dec. af6olotes Sulefeit
/ SfoIens 6oriomlingsial. 5 5e.
item 0eItoe ale sfolens eleoer. Oct
u6mGrfeoe grogram, Ser beTtoo al
gioIin. og ginno. Soloer, forifelli.
&c Songe oe SulebiIsner, uOfert al
9prerne oo foriteIliee al GIeoerne
| ben al 5eiffomiteen ion imuft
oeforereoe Gal. Iag0e Den rette5eit.
itemning ODER a1e DeItogerne. Otter
Programmes Slutning uSoeIte
aomiteen SitIeeoOer til oGe Del.
tngerne, 6borefter De ale bIen in6.
bn6t til oen imuft ppnteOe Spite.
ial for at %afilutte 5eiten mco en-
ielifobelig Supper"
Ga. 90 al eleperne %tiIbrogte
oeres SuIeferie paa SfoIen, os be
er oIIe enige ON, at be bar boft en-
meset eIeoelie Sui. De fiji Snbbp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-12

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4utoriteten / 9iemmet moo oe.
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@uo, og oerfor mao set ogioa pie,
at BET %itptter Jig til en- bsiere au-
forfeit.
5 iioite Snitans er set 99rlig-
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Nutoritet.
Der Iigaer aarIig6e6 til @runo
for oGe SUBS 9uo % 5Orbuo.
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oen.
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tet.