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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24
COAL TO RISE AGAIN?
This Reported to Be the concomitant of
Wage Increase for Anthracite Miners.

Scranton, Pa. April 24.--Unofficial re-
ports from the New York conference of
committees OF coal operators and
miners are to the effect that the com
panies have offered to increase wages
5,26 per cent, the advance given the
soft coal men, and that the miners are
willing to accept 10 per cent. With the
report comes another to the effect that if
the 500 per cent. advance is given, coal
is to 60 up % cents per ton, and if
the 10 per cent. increase in wages is
granted, coal win 90 up So cents a ton.
II is understood that quasi-recognition
of the union is TO be granted in the
shape of an agreement that committees
from the locals can take up the adjust
ment Of grievances at the collieries end
be recognized as union committees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24
UNANIMOUSLY ENDORSED.
Action of City Council, by G. C. /. A.,
Relative to Stoneshed Water Cups.

Editor, Barre Daily Times: At the
last regular meeting OF Barre branch,
G. c. /. A., resolution was adopted BY
unanimous vote, endorsing the action OF
Mr.. Dawson, alderman from ward 4, in
bringing to the attention OF the city
council the use of the common drink
ing pail and cup in the stoneshed. This
Is matter that should appeal to the
public in general especially all work
ingmen employed in the granite shops.
where scores OF workmen drink out Of
the same cup. There are other branches
of sanitary nature that / hope will,
in the near future, be brought to the
attention of our city council, which
no doubt, if the matter is presented in
the proper light, will be given due con
sideration by that body. 1t therefore
may be the means of bringing about
a longfelt want to our city.
James Mortimer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24

Barre second with 2,34O, and RUTLAND
third with | 1886.
Barre, as well as Burlington, showed
an increase in the number of wage earn
first in the value added to rough mate
Barre ranks second in the value o.
manufactured products; and Barre rank:
first in the yaleu added to rough mate
rial by manufacture.
The increase of the value Of manufac-
tured products was greater in Barre
than in either of the other cities, being
s479,I3l, to $444,736 for Burlington and
$l56,672 for Rutland.
Barre produced one-fourth of the en-
tire stone output of the state of Yer
mont.
Barre had l39 manufacturing estab-
lishments, TO 50 for Burlington and SO
for Rutland.
Barre led the state in the number of
persons engaged in industry, having
2,7so, to Burlington's 2,777 and Rutland's
1861.
Barre was second in primary horse
power, having 4,645 to Burlington's $3.50
and Rutland's 1862
Barre was third in the amount of
capital invested, having s2,4sl 900, to
Burlington's S646o,o0O and Rutland's
$2,650,000 showing the possibilities for
greatly superior development with the
influx of eapital.
With few less wage earners than
Burlington had, Barre paid almost double
the wages in 1909, the figures being ST.
$4,000 to 1882 600, in Burlington. Rut-
land paid s763,ooO.
The cost of Barre's rough material
was the lowest of the three cities, being
81 ,l0s,000, to Burlngtons $4,323000 and
Rutland's 81 ,207 600.
Barre was second in the value of man.
ufactured products, Burlington being first
with S6,s0O,00o, Barre having $685., o0o
and Rutland being third with 50 CSC, 900.
In short, Barre produces more than
five per cent. of the manufactured prod
ucts of the entire state of Vermont.
Those are statistics which we should be
proud of and doubtless are.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24

Mr.. Ismay declared that the Titanic
was the "last word in ship construction
yet it developed at the inquiry in Wash
ington yesterday that the lookout on the
Titanic was not supplied with marine
glasses, although request had been
made at Southampton just prior to sail
ing that glasses be provided. 1t is left
to be said that seamen, who testified
yesterday. stated that with marine
glasses they would have been enabled
to see the iceberg in time to avert the
collision with the Titanic. Evidently,
the little things were overlooked in max
ing an "unsinkable boat"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24
DreamIand's Comedy Feature.

Fathers Bluff For a long time ia
ther had compelled his family to per-
form all the manual labor about the
premises, threatening suicide if they did
not instantly carry out his instructions.
A young man appears on the scene to
make love to the daughter. Father OBJ
jects for he foresees that one of his
willing assistants may depart. They
decide to call his bluff, so the young man
unloads good line of death dealing APP
planes, headed by large keg of gun
powder. When next father threatens TO
shuttle off he is not restrained Instead.
the family lead him to the wood shed
and show him the collection of appli-
ances. Father is nonplussed, but he
doesn't like to give up. He sits on the
keg, and suddenly discovers to his hor-
ror that the fuse is lighted, Then he
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24

Enoch, the Man Fish, who win CON
clude his engagement at the Pavilion
tonight, win at all performances to-day
try to instruct the patrons of the Pa
vilion how to keep ahoat in case of dan
ger from drowning. His method is very
simple and this part of the act viii be
worth many times the price of admis
sion to those who are not versed in the
art of swimming. Beside the above, be
viii change his program of water feats,
putting in several new ones in place Of
some Of those he has been doing during
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24

Now that it has been ascertained that
3Tas per cent. of the freshman class at
Cornell university prefer two Jumps OF
sugar in their supper tea instead of one,
it surely ought to be determined what
percentage take a third cup of coffee in
the morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24

his stay at the Pavilion, thus making
his act almost entirely different from
what he presented the first two days OF
his engagement. A complete change OF
pictures comes to-day, one very funny
satire on the suffragette movement. The
name OF the picture is "The Lady Po-
lice" AT little town the suffragettes
have made a clean sweep. The first
thing they do is to appoint a new fe-
male police force The situations that
follow make one of the funniest pic
lures seen in Barre for long time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24
GRANITEvILLE

Thomas Brady, ST., wishes The Times
to correct an item in regard to the mar
riage of his daughter, Miss Catherine
Brady, to Dennis Donohue, which oe-
Cured Monday. He states that Mrs.
Donohue never worked at the trade of
dressmaking, as was stated, nor was
Mr. Donohue a quarryman in Cherabus-
co, N. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24
Business Is Very Sensitive.

1t goes only where invited, aud stays
only where well treated. We invite
your patronage and guarantee the best
Of service. National Life Ins. Co., of
Vt. (Mutual.l S. S. Ballard, general
agent, Lawrence building, Montpelier,
VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24
MONTPELIER.
w. H. Turner Injured by Premature Ex-
plosion of Dynamite.

w. II. Turner, who lives on the Berlir
road had his face filled with small stone;
and dirt, when a charge Of dynamite
which he was using to blast rock, ex
ploded. He was thrown ten feet
Elhanan Andrews observed his 92d birth
day anniversary yesterday. He is brisl,
OF step and walks four or five miles
every day, without the use OF cane
He uses no glasses and his hearing is
only slightly impaired Mr. Andrews
was born in log cabin in Berlin, April
20, 1920, and at the age of 10 went
with his parents to Duxbury, where they
settled, clearing land five miles into
the woods, where the only means OF
reaching the place was on horseback and
by means of blnzed t7ees. For twenty
five years Mr.. Andrews has lived in
Montpelier. Aside from I. c. Barrows,
OF the firm Of Barrows & Peek, he is
the oldest resident cs this city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24
ia North Main Street, Barre, Vermont.
The Big Store With the Little Prices.

beats precipitate retreat and when
next he is seen he is laboring with the
bueksaw, pleasure in which he had
not indulged for many moons He apol-
ogizes and the young lovers proceed with
their own affairs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24

The matter-of-fact description Of the
Titanic disaster by the THAMES seamen
rather discounts the heroics of the pas
sengers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24

Massachusetts, with its SO votes iii
the Republican national convention, now
furnishes the object of chief interest in
things political.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24

Native potatoes very scarce says the
Barre market report to-day. VIII Yer
mont farmers take the tip?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24

Otto coke makes a quick, hot fire-bet-
ter than wood and costs less. Sold only
bv Calder & Richardson, Depot square.
Phone 449-W.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24

Gov. Bass is not recognized as a
prophet in his own bailiwick.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24

New Hampshire, too, objected to be-
ing delivered in yest-pocket edition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24
$3.50

Fee has been in an awful fizz.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24
Doesn't Blame Concord.

We do not blame Westerly, Rhode Is
land, for Directing to the orders from
Washington that its federal building is
to be OF marble. Our federal building
is one of teh best advertisements in ex-
istenee for Concord granite and the Wes-
terly stone deserves equal publicity
Concord, n H., Monitor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-24

Bathing salt, pound bag for l5c
at Davis drug store.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13

llnge Mano iort9uer p.oere, Of Der
Dor Ell 9anifer mere, Iom beooer
3obnion, iaa bi0t ban funoe butte,
0isie 70 MGno Dor a3anebes~ Der
/ 9icr9ene. SaaIe0es finder nan
9anite ale 0egne. % ieg banoe
gerne tittet inoenior % bilit poa
mine ufenote 9anOsmen0, men au.
tomobiIen inurrer at Steo % pen.
Ter life.
9i itonoier til MiOOa9 hos en-
5ormer. % ior % Gents foor Ri
CT go0t ioIiOt MoaItio. Get er fife
int. men bet er iunot og goOt. %
ioo ben Oeilige iriite 9iergIuft
3iIgift. 9i mac Oh til Ell @sj0e al
8 al 5uiino 500 ooer SoOet, o.
Der pefsIer oct meo ns9ne Slipper,
oineone @rpsmarfer % @rupper
al 0pioeg, iom Der er tnuOret og
men berirn bar man
ben OeIligitS ll0iigt, naar nan faor
ct Stint al 3oIen % Ter gtortb
Sort 2ioer 90 Soutb Sort dioer
glimte neoe mellem De t9tte Sfooe
i 2oon n9en.
0miio6er noor oi til enoe paa
@utomobilturen, men aloffen er og'
ioo bIepen Spp Aiten, % oi mao
o%pernotte i 8illitS Tor at nente pno
5o9et til Gan 6ranci5co nel te9for-
gen 81. 6. Suren oi0ere meo 8onen
isrer igennem ct pnoiet 9an0ifob,
% mar Sen gone engang bliner
iproig, bIiper oct EN- oeiIig Cur
meIIem 5ern6nle % Snn 5roneis'
CO.
3ffe for meget oiIOe ieg baoe
unoppret BEN 5ur, % set lille Stpf.
fe oenlige 1onmnrf poo Stilleba'
pets apit iog6e ogioa poa in Man.
oe: .@lem life @isiionen pnu Bet.
fpiten!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13

a16e 9~uiiances Of TIE gOuca.
tional aee." Chancellor 9ap oeo
SDracuie llnioeriitet, q. g., gonr /
en- al en- Rpffe 4rtifIer itrengt Los
moo Carnegie oe Stockholders
foundations" (StoIefonO) oe toI-
Der Dem ytbe nuiinnces OF tie eouco-
tional age" (OplDsningens 9i0saI-
6ers Blage). San erflprer, at De
ulonligt bIonOer fig mo l. truer og
beitiffer Goaege'erne, 9niIte bar IiOt
lumber oisie ielupalgte ,Stanoar.
oi8ers' gnno." San fnrnfteriierer
Ben ionering al 9rOiesiorer iOm en-
4olamitet for amerifanife SfoIeoe-
fen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13

Tor 4arSmsoet. iaa Der er 4nleOning
til at gore Snopenoineer, % enoeli8
6or6anoling / Ell aomite, 4arsme-
.0et pelger.
Slot Der life er altior mango At
0ele 9tuiparet imellem, ioa in9en
ieler bets fuI0e @Ggtl
9ope0iagen, nanr at er bert, bli.
Der 10 iaa aaiaeoei Ben, at ri faar
Sc riatige @pno til at bare Bra.
fter.
Ne%nigbeoerne frGper opgtige
greiter, og 6orboIoene, ri IeOer
un0er, freezer BET iamme.
Gen fsrite getingelie er, at set er
Wen0, iom 6erren fenoes oe0.
RqnO, iom ban uooriber / i'm Sdt;
oQ 0et ierite % fornemite, CUBS
Meniabe0 i ioo &enieenoe bor at
oere. er at beoe 6eitens 9erre at
u66ripe 2lrbei0ere / lin Ssit, 90 Der.
npit - at gioe Dem. ser iaa mel.
Ser iig, pngre eaer pIOre, a6gong
til BEN beoit muIi9e lloonnneIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13
GOOD NEWS FOR NOVEL


When an author can get $f5-
900 for the serial rights of a
new novel it is safe to guess
that his book is goinng to be
an affair of national interest.
This is the price which Rex
Beach, author of 1.-THE Spoilers"
and "The Ne'er-Do-Well." has
just received for first publica-
ton of his new romance, "The
Metz, and the enterprising news
paper that has secured the story
is THE CHICAGO RECORD
HERALD. 1.-THE Net" is del
scribed as a thrilling novel of
love, mystery and adventure
dealing with the murderous
deeds of the Italian "Black
Hand" in the United States.
Mr.. Beach himself says it is the
best he ever wrote. "The Net"
is to be published exclusively
in THE CHICAGO RECORD
HERALD, beginning next Sun
day. II will be an event for all
story lovers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13

Socinl0emofroterne | Safien 6ar,
ifelge ygorwdrts~, itillet fsleenoe
Gorilag til Ben fommenoe focioI.
bemofrntiffe Bnrtioag:
10 port Bartiprogrnm ofte BIZ
Der iroIagt iaoleoes, iom ON Sell
sionsipsresmaoIet for gartiet life
ffaI beitaftige iig, erfIarer Barti.
ooeen uotrpffelie, at oct iocialoe.
mofratiffe Barti, IerIig bette Bar.
tis gresie, mao bope bet iom lin
b0fentliee Opeaoe of pie Relieio.
mems rtforeneligbeo me6 Bi6enifoben.
Gortioagen erflprer pioere, ntge.
fprnpeIien nf ben friitne airfe, Der
er en- Organization, Tom filler fig
til Observation-Disclosures Sieneite,
err blepen en- Tnrtiine, ioet ben, Der
befRmper Wngtboperne. ogfon utoo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13
In Snein[fit4Qirfnn

en- rSociolntsairfe~ ifol iil9.
.96e 2utb." aabnes / 9~ortlano,
N9oine, / oenne Maaneo. On BIat.
form oil inOtaee BloOien for BrR-
oifeitol; gnongeliet oil blipe 6rugt
iom get arienal, bporfra man oil
bombor0ere iociale Silitanoe", og Der
nil bline pr9oifet et gnnngelium ON
iocial Seinelie. Solmerne / oeres
iadfolote Salmebog pil bliue Of til.
fparenoe SnOboIo. Breiten, Ser er
~llninerioliit, fltnoggr, at Der life oil
blipe nosen ierlig 6orm for Ne0-
lemifab, ineen Sptngeliesceremon
iaaIom Daab, oe De, Der ilutter Jig
til 6am, pil bIine tolot oaomme.
roter, life 8rsore". = ga, bono
fan life fin0es paa Of faIoe airfe
90 8elieion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13

s nar. Qg6l." al 26. Aug. meo-
oeles life nIene, at Den Sag, ri for.
Ieoen omtaIte (Sr. 6reece MOB
N1ormonqlOite AnOren 5enien), men
tiaige en- Gag, Wormonrepr9ientan.
terne 6apoe anIagt imoo Sobannes
Sborien, er gnaet Mormonerne imoo.
8la0et tiIfgier inn: o5miolertiO bar
&norem Senien foritanet al uno-
bragg fig 9ommen 400 SIR. / MuIft
og 100 Ser. / Sagsomtoitnineer) oe0
| Gfoe at iorlaoe 2anOet."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13
Sitanies Undergoing.
vi Spar Rariuss Sanien,
StnpIeburit, Rebr.
gSrinfelooocn aarfbof".

; fine yGeiiebiIIe0er" bar Paitor
6uncfe ct Stpffe men Ooerifriiten:
9rinfeIooben aarfboi" }: De oruf.
ne6es airfeennro. 5orfatteren ioa
Ell inaoan paa Zen gorflm. 1e
Orufne0e er ioaoanne. iom er ON.
TONNE pnn Ssen. elsie ~orufne0e
poo gorflims airfeenaro er 10 bIeo.
ne begraneoe poa 2an6ioroen; men
oet er fun De iGrreite al 8apets
6e0e, iom blioer Oet. De fIeite inar
life blot 0eres Gs6, men ogioo De.
res @roo 9slgerne. pa, bpilfen
0rinfeloooen aorfbof" Sanet BOG
er. aun Ben glmGgtige ten0er 9al.
let paa Dem, Ser iope 0eres iioite
Sson Der. Weo gIiffet MOB 9Dbet
tiger Seeren: yOe 3noet afgap De
oeoe" (2lab. 20, 49,. Ser ionf
y9itanic" meo 1886 al line ON.
bor0peren0e; oo a5bingonIla" %
"@eiier foliSereoe orutneoe Der III
Menneifer; n@eneral Slocum" to9
100 me6 Tia i 0pbet, gNor9e"
GOO, o9iberte" 400, aRifaio" 90.
gos a6miralIfib) 600, ggr;uceis
9Iice" 700, Utopia" 574, .gour.
COME" 81, p9ltlontic" 5l7 og mani
&c Here. SO, uoe Os0es Rige" pan
0opet er tort; oct bar en- taIria
9efolfnine. Senrp @aro geecber
iagoe nn9oaenoe en- tor llIpffe pao
Ssen 1881: gSpiIfen 9egrooelie
Oct par. Sffe iom mar nogen bpres
ira iii Stem meIlrm grpoenOe Ben.
ner 90 iorii9tie iPnfes neo / en-
ireoelig 8rop meIIem @rsnioGr o.
glomiter. Sngen 8rpit rnr paa
Sooet til at leie gegrnpeliesritn.
oIet. Oct bar en- oOceangroo". 9oa.
gen par 2iglngnet. Sngen Spnoe
grapeoe @rapen; ingen airfetiener
faiteoe Serb pnn. 9e6, neo, NED
fanf be, og De iIenoe 8onoe iepne.
De Steoet."
elsie Win6eoro fan paste ogiaa
for .9itanies" os6e. Of boilfe 10
bog mango blen optnene og ienere
b%eerapet pna airfegoar6ene. Nen en-
grufulo grap er Sopet. 2eben er
aItio en- 5ienoe, ielp ON ben tommer
| naturIie Stiffelie; ben blioer bet
enonu mere, naar ben fommer UNDER
en- ian frpateIig aatoitroie fom Den.
ne. Sg De reobeoe fortGller, at BET
p~nnnoefuIoe Sfrig, bpormeo oisie
mango 8unOre6e Wenneifer ianf |
ben bnooe @ron, bar oct frpgteligite
al aft bet frpeteliee, be opIepebe.
Won fan taIe ON Seltemoo, iom
bIep uopiit; man fnn reiie Win6es.
mprfe | @nfbineton for be bsbe o.
m. a., bet itnnr aIligepel foft, of
ri ollie Ter meb @ru bort SimegIas
uorunoet" Of mango af bisie Tom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13
Reiiebren
al Rs. 2ane)#
v.

Y.
9eiien ira Son 5rancisco til
6ernoale git pr. Gampitib op 40
Stille5apet. Get er amerifns BE.
iterbao % langtira ia title, iom
man ifuIoe autage ira Raonet, oct
barer. 4oit 9 Sobnien % ieg
illlgtes 40, o9 ri par enige ON, at
ri par oofiet ira at bIioe Dugget.
Raar man fommer til 5ernoole.
er oct, iom ON mar me0 et blioer
faitet mo poo De Oanife Ger, meO
llnotagelie al at Spnstre0ien brp.
Oes al De omIi9genOe 8ierge. Set
rige @rpslan0, Der ielo / Som.
mertioen (oen terre liO) Ter iao
iro0igt I'D, er iaa peoerfpRgenoe
for Eiet imoo De erfenngtige On.
! gipeIier, MA eIlers bar iaa me9et
al / 8eten. 9eerne gaar paa @rGs
&oret runot, % Der bebsoes, iom
iaaoau, life Den foitbare Stalofo.
bring. iom maa til, bOOr 8interen
er boaro % ~Ianaoarig. Get er g3eie.
riOriiten, Der bar Den itore Bln0s,
og 5ernoale bar ct meget tort ier.
~iteflasies Neieri Sommeren er
milo iom + 0anmorf, og 6aoets
]tprbeo gsr, at 6eoen life bliper
itprf iom moe i 2nnoet, men / Ste.
set ior GiHter bar De Regntioen,
% "a fan oet pit NOT bIipe femme.
Zig iugtigt. men De er 10 pant IL
Oct % in0retter iie 0erefter
4aa @runo al Steoets 9eligeen.
6eo, inar Dc fun iinlOen 9eieg
al %fremmeoe Rruiter; tbi Oct nnies
ON oaHifeIigt al tomne 0ertil. for.
81 Der in9en 9ane er. 0enne SIN.
bring oiI imi0lertiO blipe aiifaffet !;
III. Der bpgges III raft baaoe ira
9toro % ira SD0 poa Strpfningen
melIem San 6rancisco % 5ernOale,
o9 Der mangler fun co. 100 gPil
mo ooer giergene, men oct er et
foitbart Stnffe at buaae oa lent paa
@runo al oct oanifeIige Ierrain.
Men er set ii9loent, at 5ern0nle.
5oIfene ianr 8eieg, ion er BET pis.
ieIia en- 5orneielie at fomme Der,
% ieg piI0e neoig 5ape miitet III.
ren og Gpboloet ser. Meni9be6en
bar en- oeiIig Strife % Grpitebolig,
Den imuffeite proteitnntiife STRIFE.
eienoom ! 8pen, og BET er aItiam.
men 6ol6t- / goo Gr0en. Ren oct
ifsnneite bar bog Den Rootngelig.
beo FOR SUBS Orb, iom man iDntes
Of funne mGrfe. og iom er 9etin.
seIien for, at Or6et fan bore 5rugt
90 port 5olf Der er ei belIer frem.
me6 for ben forene6e airfes girf.
iombeo, men fslger me6 leoenoe Sn.
teresie oct Qr6ei6e, Der sDes iblan0t
bore QnnosmRn6. Me6erne ogSom.
menfomiterne bar gr9g a. Of be
troen0e bnpOe beoet ON Serrens
geliignelie, tbi Der Dor en- oanoeIig
Outlining, iom par peoerfopoenoe.
Bot. Rielien og bans unge Suitru
ii66er 10 liot eniomt Der, nnor Der
ies ben til Ggnens gelieaenbeb.
men ben eniombeo, bDor en- gr9ite.
fnmilie fi66er / ct Excitement og
Ieoer efter troen6e Wenneifer uoen
at funne finoe nose,n er bog lnnet
pprre, og bet gl9oe6e mig 6erfor
at ie, at Der er en- Slot troenoe,
Tom fan bore til ann6elie &ielp
for EreftefoTfene I arbeioet.
On Wono al Wenigbeoen fog os
en- Tur | fin automobiT op I De
fore Sfope al Rebmooos, iomSum.
boIot Gountp er iaa rist poo. Oct
er CALIFORNIA; aPmpetro, iom er
fenM piben ON. Oct er ct un6erIiat
'Snotrpf, mon Fnor, nnar man bor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13

5 Giaaret t9Oo-191O ifal utab
bape bait en- 5nOOanoring ira uO-
Ionoet al 64,409 - MOB 52,SO4 /
oct npitforegaaenoe 8ioar oeraf
Il .062 ira england, 1926 ira
Ganmarf, 1927 ira SOerrie %
fun 1904 ira 2oree.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13

5efampe oisies 8eoitaber, bette
GilfpIOe airten.
gartioagen uotaler oerior 2nifet
ON at Observation-Disclosures ogiaa
pil opipI0e oenne Gel a. oeres
EIigt.4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-13

off til 9unos, oe6e iom De bopoe
lepet uoen QUO % uOen 9oob, ia
oct er 10 meaet io%noipnliet. Serren
alene fen0er oct. Nfen for ale De
@uos Born, iom gif unoer neo
oenne 9eiligbeo, fan oi bare ois'e
paa, at DC bar iaoet 9iPlp fra
Serren ogiao / Oeres grumme 0eo.
Set 6eoOer ] Sfobeliesbiitorien,
Of ,@uos 9lon6 iupoeoe ooer gan'
oene". gi fan itole pon, at ben
Selligaano inppeoe ooer atlanter.
baoets 8onoe bin ifrbneipangre
9lpriInat meo 5reo % Strait i 3s'
Den for allie, ION peo 9roen bsrte
0erren til. San fommer Dor Sfre.
beligbeo til SiGIp oeino / 0sos.
itunoen.
gn aunitner bar tegnet ct Oil.
Ie6e al g1itanic"s 6orIis; ban To-
Der en- IbPpenoe Gngel itrs 8lom'
tier poa Sen noooe Brap. Sn, ioa.
Ie6es nor 6reOens gneel til Reoe
oaioa oe6 oenne aotoitrofe for at
bore oe ireGite biem.
Ten nDsnGbnte 5uncfe Tiger /
fin OmtaIe Of rGrinfeIoo6en aorf.
boz: ga. Der bpiIer De oe0 boer.
andres S;oe: Soenifere, Gpifere,
amerifanere, 9orife. 8ortueiiere,
SolIen6ere, aineiere, Rusiere, 5ranif.
m9no ollie ct / Ds0en, % ale
opiIuete al oct srnooiee Sap. Seq
oenote MIG og ian - Eaorer", tiger
9rpoiferen. oo bsiere prn0ifer nGp.
pc nogen airfegooro en- 3oorer %
fnuIte Sierter emo Dc 6rufne6es
a~irfeaanro. aNen", tiIfsier Ri,
linen ieg oplsfter mine Zine til
9ieraene. buor ira SipIpen fol
fomme, % ie ems, GrGt oe Op,
itanoeIiesfIofferl" 9oor forfpr6e.
liat ON ait par iorbi me6 DsSen.
8pis ioo bar, oo pif6e Reaneifet
opre Sen elen6igite al ale 5fob.
ninaer."
So. men oct er oct beIler life.
Ger bar ponoret en- Der poa Scr.
ben, iom uor 90 er oOptonoeIien
% 2uet@, % ban Tiger: 500, iom
tror paa mig bar ct epigt 2ip, %
on ban emo osr, fol ban BOG iepe".
San fan ogiaa tnge Dsoens Bang.
beo og 8ru bort ira Ell troenbe Men.
neifebierte % gipe BET at imile /
HfIfeoSitunoen. Gn Of mine fore
@euner 7onmorf Tom en- aftpn
iammen meO i'm Siitru biem ira
Ell 6OriamIine. San gonr itrnfs
efter 8iemfomiten til Ro, meoens
@uitruen plisler meo ct oq anoet.
Ia bun fommer FEN til Sengen,
Ter bun at bans Anipn er ioron6ret
% prGaet al 9sSens gIegbeb. Snn
fiaer: pNen Sens, boor6on on bog
Ter no; iee tror, on osrl" = r3ror
on oct, Zine, Sn SUB lie 9ool" ioa.
be Sens 90 6ermeo oroe Fan lit
fioite Suf oe gift biem til lin 5reI.
Ter. SO, meo 9roen pnn ben aors.
fGite6e og OpitanOne / Siertet, fan
man 6s meS ct @it0 lie Cop pon
2pben.
Ia Song ariition ben Nienoe
6s6e, iane Sofob 8onIli:
Gis os, Serre, at oct iioite
Sffe er en- luffet aiite,
Nen oct Stem, on roa6er for;
Ger oil on os Steo berebe,
III, iom berer, noor pi beoe:
:,:Sfe sin ollie - life Dor. =: