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The Detroit times., 1912-02-09
MARRIAGES.

Frank Nikolojczyk, 81; Clara Lin
picks. II,
Louis Baranski. 81; Anna wutyniak.
az
Harold g. Scarth, 20. Detroit; Fran
ces Rynearson, 20. Ypsilanti.
Rudolph Bohrer. %; Catherine Kei-
Peter Lory, 81. Frances weichwas-
ka. -.
Martin chimieievski. "a; Martha
Kunka. 10.
oscar p. Depuy "a; Minnie II. Ry-
NAL. 81.
Louis sumlar, so, Detroit; Emma ST.
mons, SO. Ct Thomas
Wawrzyniec Czeazeslki. 20: Julia
Dembrowska. 20.
Ignac Zeiinski. ct; Hedwig szczesna.
Knzmieiz znbeI. 23. Yeronika Marek.
Is.
Charles Hude, 81: Ursula Baronow-
ski, 10
Cilfford Van Every "a; Lillian Mar
Joseph okray, 20; Agnes Nichols. 10.
Emerson d. Belcher, SO, Cleveland /;
Mary Perrin. "a, same.
Edward Lutternoser. Jr, 2s. Lillian
Beckb ssinger. I'll
Glenn r. Livingston, 20: Isabel Bar
clay, %.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-09
PROGRESSIyES FOR
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY



are selfish In desiring a presidential
primary because none of us have any
doubt that Woodrow Wilson would
have not only a plurality but a very
large majority OF the Democratic votes
ia such a primary"
Attorney Charles s. Hampton for a
number OF years chairman OF the
Democratic State Central committee,
was asked for his opinion In regard
TO the availability OF he presidential
primary .or this year and said:
Il have given that matter no
thought whatever. but II IL were a
question where the strict legality OF
the enactment would be essential,
am inclined TO think there would not
be time TO give effect 70 the statute
this year, but this Is matter OF little
Importance, for under no circum-
stances whatever could the leglsla-
ture pass presidential primary law
that would be binding upon national
convention or presidential electors.
However, while the national con-
ventions have absolute power TO pre-
scribe the matter In which nomina-
tons for president shall be made. II
is equally certain that no committee.
no convention and no delegation from
any state would dare disregard the
will of the people when IL has been
formally expressed. Just as the presi-
Dental electors have absolute power
TO name the president, but have be-
come mere hgureheads to carry out
the determination Of the national
and just as the members
of the legislature, with full power to
elect the United States senator, obey
tho party primary for senator, regard
less of their own personal wishes, so
the delegates from the state to a ma
tional convention would obey the
party mandate expressed In state
primary for president.
For this reason am most heartily
in favor of presidential primaries for
all parties. There Is no question but
that an overwhelming majority OF
Michigan Democrats are In favor OF
the nomination OF Gov. Wilson.
NJ. F. Mcdonald, attorney in the
Moffat block, one OF the most ardent
Of the LaFollette admirers and sup
porters and leading member of the
committee for Michigan,
was also interviewed by The Times.
I'VE are In favor Of IT," was Mr..
reply when questioned as
10 the position OF the LaFollette
forces on the presidential primary.
1T would get the Michigan delegation
for LaFollette.'
It is evident that the people who
want to rule In Michigan are In favor
Of a presidential primary, and In ia
vor OF IL this year, and that those who
are opposed to the innovation and
wish to adhere TO the convention
oun i-'em-up system are afraid TO
trust the decision Of a majority OF
the voters.
However, even the lonesome look
Ing members of a merryless minority
who are endeavoring TO hold together
the racked, routed and rusty reaction
arv machines, might as well climb
into the primary bandwagon. for IL the
rpecial session with its presidential
primary happens to happen, the pro-
gressive people OF both old parties
are very likely to be the ones TO send
delegates to Chicago and Baltimore.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-09

forts 10 do my duty as prosecutor IN
relation TO these vice dens and slot
machines. aud they are these: First,
| have the assurance of publlc-spiriteg
citizens that they will contribute a
fund, IL necessary, toward paying the
expense OF keeping these slot ma
chimes under control. and OF keeping
the-bad dance halls and-vice dens
within the bounds OF propriety, and,
eecondly, i am quite willing TO use my
entire salary In this direction IL such
action should become necessary, so
stand ready to assure Charles Buhr-
er, the 'tom-cat.' that he cannot re.
instate the old regime. the unbounded
liberty to slot machine operators,
dance halls and vice dens, where our
little girls are being ruined. while I
am prosecutor, however much he un.
doubtedly desires TO do so by his con-
duct in refusing TO pay my automobile
bills"
His statement that am protect
ing or in sympathy with the Ham
tramck gang is absolutely untrue"
Mr.. Buhrer declared. His statement
that / protected slot machine men IL
another lie. l warned Detective
I regarding slot machines that would
in any way reflect on him OF myself
! want TO see slot machines driven
out. They are a curse 10 the com
munity.
I'm not here to hamper the prose
cutor's Office will approve of any
reasonable expense that is for the
good OF the county, but I would Ike
kD Nnn UFh
he has In his Office for list of De
troits society four hundred see
that Hugh Shepherds name Is there,
but mine isn't ] intend TO object to
any of Shepherds harum-scarum trips
about the county in taxi at the coun-
tvs expense, which do the county no
good and are designed to further his
own campaign for reelection.
"He talks about me protecting
vice dens. will take my oath that
don't know the location of a single
resort in Detroit. His statement that
Red Johnston is a political bench
man Of mine Is absolutely untrue, be-
cause ! never heard Of the man. and
didn't know that such a man existed
until I read his statement"
County Surveyor Parker was also
around the county building Friday
looking for Mt Shepherds scalp, de-
clarlng he would lick" him on sight
Parker's ire was aroused by Shep-
herds statement in the auditors
meeting Thursday, that Parker was
drunk all the time and was not to be
trusted to do any surveying. After
waiting nearly all morning Parker
succeeding In getting into Mr.. Shep-
herds office. Apparently the prose-
cutor knew what was coming because
he approached Mr.. Parker with out
stretched arms, patted him lovingly
on the back, and said
Now, Parker, didn't mean what
said. was little hot and said
lot didn't mean. Now just let that
go. and don't raise any mess about
It, and I'll be your friend from now
out I'll help you all can and | can
do a lot for you"
Parker was so taken by surprise,
as he had gone to the office looking
for a row, that he could not reply,
and left the ONCE without word.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-09
DEATHS.

Catherine Goebel. Boulevard sani-
tarium. Is years, ernbolism; Viona
Down, rs Twenty-thlrd, - years. pull
menary tuberculosis; George A. Nor
rell. 126 Leavitt 20 years, locomotor
ataxia; Robert Sheans. zoe Martin
ave, IS years. pulmonary tuberculosis:
Mary Burger, eli Maple. 50 years. car
ciuoma frankie r. Kingsley. Harper
hosrita1. 10 years, cancer or colon: MIL
lie a RasonA All Trumbull, 81 years,
Edward Koppitz. 2es Jay,
9 months. marasmus; Edward Huber,
City tuberculosis hospital, 40 years.
pulmonary tuberculosis; Louisa Blaess,
i14 Maple, 81 years. valvular disease:
Fred Walter, Grace hospital. 30 years,
Intestinal obstruction; Agnes Anzel.
1842 Scotch. 60 years. catarrhal pneu-
monia; Elmer Kirn. Ia Marston-ct., Fl
years tuberculosis; John e. Forward,
ct. Mary's hospital, 81 years. facial
erysipelas: Alice T.. Rich. 1877 Porter.
Is years, impaction OF bowels: Caro-
line Hershelmsn. sos Arndt. ~ years.
pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-09
DIED.

s, 1912. at her residence.
IS Ledyard-st. Mrs Anne Elizabeth
Neville, reIict or the late Thomas II.
Austin. Notice OF funeral later.
BI. NNETT- HILI~--Feb. Z. Eva, wife Of
David Hill, dear mother OF Florence.
Margaret and Harry Hill. beloved
daughter OF Mrs. r =. Bennett. sister
Ct William and Harry Bennett Mrs.
G. H Hayes-and- Mrs--D-- A. oA -En-
neral Saturday at 2 y. M. fromrher
mothers residence, 969' Hudson
BELZ-At family residence, 24l Beau
bien-st. Elizabeth. wife OF Robert
Eelz and mother OF William Flem-
ms Jr Funeral Monday, Feb IL.
from Geist Bros. chapel Macomb-
at. at . y. m
Thursday morning.
Feb. g. AZ the residence OF J q. Wat
son, Sandwich. ont. Miss sarah Ann
Fitzgerald Chewett, only daughter Of
the late John Chewett. Funeral
saturday, Feb 10. 1919. at p. m,
eastern standard time. 10 st. Johns
eemetsry. Sandwich.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-09
ron sALE--FARM asSIc,.
FARMS OF ALL KINDS and at All
Vacant and improved city property.
c. s. BEADLE
Tel Main ssA McGraw BidE
ron sALE-FAR MS,
TRAvFI EpN GrIDE
DETROIT United TNTERTR1ar;;

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p m Toledo Locals. ga m. every two
hours to s m, p. m: Monroe only.
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m, every two hours to 1;ts m. sun-
day only IL p. m Locals e. IN, evsry
S tw9 G Sniy INT IL, e.%.nss 1 naTs
q. s6 a. m. hourly TO $50 .. m. o. M:
shore Line. S;7S a. m. hourly to 'ii:li
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-s:lo a m. every two hours to l:ia
N -, Jackson Locals "a m. every w svo
hours to . .. m; Ann Atbcr only. "a
n II" M m TO Norts, liz $50 "a mo- ~ Ross.
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The Detroit times., 1912-02-09
MOTHER or TRUSTS EVEN
IGNORED BY ROOSEVELT
Would Have To Meet Issue This
Time He Has Always Evaded,
Says Edward Frensdorf

Dozens OF the followers OF Wood
low Wilson have asked me what !
thought OF the Roosevelt candidacy"
said Edward Frensdorf, Democratic
member of the~JHekson prison board OF
control and chairman OF the Wilson
Michigan organization, on his way To
kalamazoo to attend the meeting OF
Wilson forces there today. II am free
10 state that the longer his name is
considered the weaker he will appear,
: in my opinion.
My reason, you ask? First OF all
the nomination OF Roosevelt means
the discredlting OF Taft and all that
his administration has stood for. IL
means that Taft Is incompetent and
disloyal. II means that any public
nan who will not accept OF the entire
dictations OF Mr.. Roosevelt must be
opposed.
After many years of continuous eff
fort on the part of the best men and
women OF this and other nations to-
wards peace, a pact or understanding
was reached by which the great pow
ers--England, France and the United
, States-were about TO enter into an
arbitration agreement and lessen the
possibility of war. At this point
Roosevelt started his crusade against
IT,, In order to get into the limelight,
and by the aid and assistance OF those
" no profit by warfare and the equip
ment OF troops. navy and Notifications:
men who live by keeping our country
on war footing, corporations who
have favorable government contracts.
s'hd a few misguided good citizens who
imagine the glory and success OF q
country Is based upon its equipment
ind readiness to kill, not those who
rake war, but the poor innocent boys
who take up arms in every country
as they do in our own, this peace
movement was held up, and If Roose-
Welt and his kind are to have their
way, this and all similar measures
will be killed, thus retarding the most
essential humane Developments OF the
country.
Seven years OF Roosevelt was one
continuous fire alarm, noise and con-
fusion. but he was careful never To
direct a stream on the real live fire.
The trusts and combinations who
are doing harm to the country exist
h.ainly because OF favorable tariff leg
islation. Show me one line written
or one sentence spoken by Roosevelt.
during this seven years. bearing on
that. the real live issue. and the one
thing that must be corrected before
anything can be accomplished TO curb
the trusts that he pretended he want
ed to bust Read all his messages to
congress and see II he ever ventured
10 assail that, the real foundation OF
cracio1 nrivilapaS
III Roosevelt was success as
reformer why did he not cooperate
with such patriots as LaFollette, Doll
yer, Borah, Murdoch and that element
IN congress-? | know that Mr.. Roose
Welt never lost an opportunity to be-
little LaFollette. He never gave aid
or assistance to the Republican pro-
gressives when needed the most.
Il will be shown that he played 70
Tho grand stand every minute he was
Lresident and when the corporations
roLght on the Roosevelt panic to test
lids toasted valor, he was found lack
ing-and as the sports say. showed his
elbow streak-by laying down and
gliding the an-Rockefeller COM
The Detroit times., 1912-02-09
I've Got II Right Here. You Never
Catch Me Without Box Of stuart's
/, Dyspepsia Tablets In My Vest
Pocket"

actually digest the food themselves,
because they contain only the natural
clements of the digestive fluids.
Coated tongue, bad breath, heart
barn. belching, fatulency. bloat--all
The symptoms of digestive troubles
disappear quickly when these tablets
are used. They are not q cure for
anything but dyspepsia and kindred
complaints. But they have brought
rslief TO more sufferers from diges-
tive diseases than all the patent
medicines and doctors prescriptions
put together.
The stomach does the heaviest
work of any OF the bodily organs. yet
It's the one we treat with the least
regard We eat too much of the
wrong kind OF food at any time. The
pa.ient stomach stands such treat
ment as long as II can and then II
rebals. You get notice of the rebel
lion in the shape OF the gases and
Mains caused by undigested, ferment-
ing food.
STARTS Dyspepsia Tablets will
put the stomach right again In short
order and enable YOU to eat what you
want when you want H. Carry them
around with you; they are an actual
substitute for a weakened. "all.ln'
-gtUmach-fhey act IN hurry when
You want relief; they act quickly,
promptly, safely and naturally in
digestlng your food. Just as Nature
does herself; they bring the stomach
back 10 normal condition.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
and recommended by all druggists al
soc sad s1.00 a box. II you would
like n trial package we will send YOU
ione. free. on receipt OF your name
and address. Write 10 r A. Stuart
Co. $50 Stuart Bldg, Marshall Mich
The Detroit times., 1912-02-09
INVITATIONS TO SPEAK
SWAMP GOV. OSBORN

LANSING, Mich, Feb. AT the
present time there are nearly 900 in
vitations in the executive office from
various parts of the country, and
ing the presence Of Gov. Osborn at
banquets and reunions.
Miss Mary F. Hadrich, the gov.
erncr's private secretary, says that in
asmuch as only few can be accept.
ed, II is difficult problem TO arrange
the governors. itinerary. The Michi.
gan society of California is anxious
10 hear the governor, and he has moke
invitations to banquets and social
functions in this state than ten men
could possibly fill.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-09
Husband Accuses VIE and Man.

Patrolman Alexander K Fitzpatrick.
or Eimwood-ave. station, Is made co.
defendant with Mrs. Leila May Cham.
hers, 20 years old, in warrant sworn
-cut-by- William N Chambers, husband
of the young woman, Friday morning.
charging the pair with a statutory
offense. Chambers. who is 23 years
old. says he has been married four
years. both he and his wife coming
from Canada, where they were brought
up in nelghboring towns. They were
married In Walkeryille, and move TO
Detroit. They have been separated
for some time. Chambers says. and
Mrs Chambers has fled suit for di.
vorce.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-09
BIRTHS.
ROYS.

BOYS.
EsVitfier,f e7 Orleans
j. Howard. 20 Sword
q. Reibert, 81 Peterson
w. Defreest, 170 SoIvay.
w. Parker. 269 Park.
T.. Niczewski, 944 Russell.
j. Kosel. $50 Garfield.
r. kropik, ~ Williams.
II. Reare. 1873 Trumbull.
A. Blakeley. ia Brooklyn.
A. Forester, 1851 Gratiot.
Mr.. Schultz, 6S7 Milwaukee.
F. szandala, 10 Lasalle.
r. Koparigyk. 30 Arson.
r. Snyder, 276 Myrtle.
GIRLS.
W. Manchester, 21e vinewood
W. Meadows. 2e5 Twelfth.
]. Petska. $50 Milwaukee.
r. Biegas. 1873 Thirty-third.
A. Fritz. III Thirtieth.
&. Kresge, 45 Pallister.
Sheppard. $40 Champlain-
p. France, 16 Krakow.
A. Grenke. 1e4 Grandy.
=. Rejefsky. 1877 Green.
T.. wrobfewski, fzf Smith.
r. Tyler. 1926 Fort W.
A. Schultz, % Rrupp.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-09
STOMACH IN YOUR
VEST POCKET
TABLETS That Have the "stomsch-
Power" Of Real Stomach
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.

T,ial Package Sent Free TO Prove II.
When your stomach's overworked
and the average persons stomach
oyerworked good part of the
ime-take Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
ard give the stomach week or a
nitlth off Stuart's dyspepsia Tablets
10 more than assist digestion-they
The Detroit times., 1912-02-09
HELP wANTED--MALE.

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writing. mechanical and architectu-
raj drafting and all English SUD-
iects Free employment department;
catalog free for the asking. Sl-ss-
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FNTTERN MARERS wanted metal
men, Acme Pattern works.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-09

Platter -Experienced man. can
Main aO25
, 1912-08-03
BAUMANN,
est.
Translation.


IAN the most submissive representation OF
~ the Ministry of Finances HIS Majesty
the King was most graciously pleased by
Resolution of 9Th ult. to sanction the following
Additional Money Bill to the Budget for the
Municipality of ST. Croix for the Financial
year from lst April 1911 to 31st March 1912
passed by the Colonial Council tot St Crolx
at End discussion on the 25th March o. c.,
by which was granted:
Sab Item III The Judiciary and Police
Depd1 tment.
1, For Office expenses for the
Judge, Recorder and Police
master in Christiansted Ju-
TIsdiction, according to spe-
CITED accounts, is further
granted an amount of ..... Fro. 5000
Su6 Item VII The Militia
and Fire Department.
1. For The Militia Corps is fur
ther granted .......... Frc.lOOO.OO
Sub Item VIIL The Road
Department, Streets etc. is
granted:
a. A contribution from he Colo
Dial Treasury, IL accordance
with s II Of the Road Ordl-
nance of 9th Juue 1884, t. the
extraordinary road repairs IN
West End, Northside 4. and
Princes Quarters necesslta-
ted by the heavy rains OF
September 1910 ........Frc. 9,444.oO
Z. A contribution from the Cole
, 1912-08-03
Translation.
Publication.

II is hereby brought to public notice, that
ID Government has decided, that all ships
arriving at the Danish West India Islands
must produce o bill of health, issued or
verified by the Danish Corsuls, from all the
ports or places in the West Indies, South
or Central-America, on their voyage hereto.
where the ships have called, provided Danish
Consuls are appointed at such ports or
places.
Government Secretary's Office, 81. Croix,
the 31st July, 1912.
BAUMANN.
dct9.
, 1912-08-03
Translation.


g1HE Pest Commission has authorized
Oh Mr. D. DE LEON to inspect all houses,
yards and their surroundings in the town
in order to see that everything is in such
hygienic state as the Sanitary Authorities
iud necessary. His instructions and or
ders must be obeyed or parties will be pun
ished according to the Sanitary Regulations.
Christiansted's Police Office, st. Croix, the
LIST August, 1912.
POULSEN,
Hctg.
, 1912-08-03
NJ
c
Bekendtgorelse e.

nET ~bekendtgores herved, at Guverne-
D mentet har bestemt, at allie til dansk-
vestiudisk Havn ankommende Skibe skulle
medbringe Sundhedspas, udstedt eller at
~testeret af vedkommende danske Konsul,
fra allie de Hayne og Steder, de have anlobet
i Vestindien, Sgd og M~ellemamerika, paa
deres REESE hertil, for saa vidt der paa saa-
dame Steder indes dansk Konsul.
Guvernements Secretariatet, st. CrOiX,
den Site JUL, 1912.
BAUMANN,
est.
, 1912-08-03
PrOkI;lInl

N LIE og Enhver, som MATTE have no.
- get at fordre Boet efter abode Ugift
STEPHANIE ELLIS, hvilket Bo behandles
we'd sun~dertegnede Skifteret. indkaldes her
we'd med 6 Maaneders Varsel til at anmelde
og bevisliggore deres Krav.
Med Aars og Days Varsel indkaldes Az
dodes Arvinger til at varetage deres Tarv
under Boets Beiandling.
Christiansteds Skifteret, st. Croix, den
/ August, 1912.
POULSEN.
est.
, 1912-08-03
Bekendtgorelse

DESTKOMMIS 5IONEN har autoriseret
ID HB. ID. DE LEON til ut inspicere ale
Huse, Gaarde o. deres Omgivelser Byen
for at paase at alt er saadan Stand, som
Sundhedsautoriteterne matte tinde nod
Vendlgt. Hans Ordrer Vile we're at efter-
komme og Overtredelses tilfBlde vii Straf Of
ter Sundhedsvedt@gten blIve bragt Anven-
delse.
Christiansteds Politikammer, St. Croix.
den 1ste August, 1912.
POULSEN,
est.
, 1912-08-03
PrOkIama.

a LIE og Enhver, som MATTE have DO
So get at fordre / Boet efter abode
Ugift HENRIETrE AUGUSTA FINLAY,
hvilket Bo behandles we'd undertegnele
Skifteret, indkaldes herved med 3 Maaneders
Varsel til at anmelde og b~evisliggore deres
Krav.
Christiansteds Skifteret, st. Croix, den l.
August, 1912.
POULSEN.
est.
, 1912-08-03
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN

LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
FREDERIKSTED'S POST OFFICE.
Paid.
Mr.. Philip Samuel.
Unpaid.
L.. L. Christian Byeers 80 Bit, Dick Caste
low (St. George's) 20 Bit, Mr.. Samuel Charles
Enfield Green) SO Bit, Mr.. William Dathan
50 Bit, Baby Falchun prosperity 20 Bit,
Mr.. William Francis SO Bit, MIR. Alfred
Green (William) SO Bit. Mrs. Isabella lies
(Colquhoun Mt. Pleasantly SO Bit, Miss Julia
Phipps Golden Grove) 80 Bit, Miss Jane
Sanford So Bit, MI. John Walker (Adven-
ture) so Bit.
Frederksted's Post Office, 31st July, 1912.
W. BJERG,
, 1912-08-03

nance of 9th Tune 1884 to the
repairs of the Northside road
between Jolly Hill and
Orange Grove in West End
quarter. ....... Fro. $500.
A contribution from the Colo
NAL Treasury, in accordance
with SIT of the Road Ordi-
nance of 9th June 1884, to
the repair of the bridge and
the watercourse to the west
of Kin2shill ..... ....,. Fro. 16,75O.0O.
Sub Item Y. IHe SANITARY
DepdrtmeDt.
Expenses for the Leper Asy-
lum, is granted:
For cempnting the Asylum's
wash place with it's drain
aud the place under the 3
pumps on the ~cisterns and
drains therefrom. also for re-
pairing the cementing in the
galleries, st. Croix share Fro. 667.O 90.
SAB Item XE building Ec-
penSeS, is granted;
For the erection of a build
ing for q children's ward at
Peters Farm Hospital -. Ere ,567 40.
}. For the erection of a shed as
a side building to Christian
sted's Custom House .Frcs. 3 ,819.35.
i. For the rebuilding of the
landing stage at the Wharf
at Christiansted ........ Fro. $50.
. For Putting in order the
Wharf at Frederiksted Fro. ], 117.SQ.
i. For The construction Of water
work for supplying the Jail
and the Institutions for the
sick at Richmond 900. Fred, 1880.
For establishing a kitchen
&c. in common for the. Jail,
the Institutions for the sick
at Richmond, and the Leper
Asylum. 49,. Frc.5 ,81I.75.
:. For the completion of the
new Lunatic Asylum at Rich
mond. Ere. 2,769.O0.
. For unforeseen expenses for
the keeping up of the Public
Buildings. Frc,3 10000
Sab Item XVI. Uncertain
Expenses, is granted:
For %refunding import duties
paid on:
Copper ~sulphate imported
by the Plantation Company
"Dansk V~estindien'' for the
disinfec,ion of sugar canes. Fro. 1855.
Candies and articles of inven-
tory for the English Episco-
pal Church in Frederiksted Fro. 27.75'
Articles of inventory for the
Roman Catholic Church in
Frederiksted 900. $50. Fro. 1O5 As.
Articles of inventory for the
Children's Home "Enenezer"
in Frederiksted ......... Fro. 64.75.
A physical-chemieal collec-
ton for the West End divi-
sion of St. Croix H6jere
Skole, .......... ........Frc. 1880.
Articles Of inventory &c. for
the Children's Nursing Sta
tions i'll Christiansted and
Frederiksted ........ 49,. Frc.1 ia. 25.
A journal for the Lutheran
Congregation i'll Christian
sted 49,. Ere. 1886.
Cloth, bandages, sick nursing
appliances and medicine for
he Lutheran Congregations sick
nursing in Christiansted -. Fro. 1885.
Which is hereby made known in conform
v with the Colonial Law $5S.
Government, ST. Croix, the 31st July, 1912.
HELWEG-LARSEN,