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WOULD co THE LIMIT
Charles P. Taft Prepared to
Spend Freely for His Brother.
AVOIDANCE OF OBLIGATION
Tells Clapp Committee of Contribu-
tions in 1908 and 1912.
CLARK'S FIGHT COST $5o,468
Dan R. Hanna Gave S177,OOO To-
ward Roosevelt Campaign. Ex-
pended Mostly in Ohio.
CLARK'S FIGHT COST $50, ,463

| Charles L. Taft of Cincinnati yesterday
vestisating campaign funds that he con-
| tributed S15!,.;S,9.:;0 30 to aid in eIeCting his
brother President in 1905 and that he
had paid S2l3.J92.4l this year toward the
expenses of securing the Presidents 5 re-
nomination at the Chicago conNntion.
Consulting morocco-covered memo
randum book. in which he had practically
all items he spent for campaign pur-
poses Mr.. Taft was on the point of tell
ing the committee how much the nomina-
tiun i'll 19uS had cost him. when Chairman
Clapp stated that the committee had no
authority to investigate the preconven-
ton campaign of that year. or funds used
in the election now in progress.
Mr.. Taft said his object in going into
the campaign was TO that if his
brother were elected he should walk into
the White House free of any monetary
obliga ton to any individual, great inter
est corporation. ''On this baSS he
added II was prepared to go the limit.
| believed my brother was admirably
equipped for the position. | believed in
his integrity. his fcarlessness. and ] be
ieved no one could bulldozc or use him.
The principal thing 10 bc obViated was
the influence any candidate of amy
monetary interest.
Hanna's Aid of Roosevelt.
Dan r. Hanna of Cleveland. hacker
of the Roosevelt forces in Ohio this
year. the Presidents brother was
of the Taft forces, followed Mr.. Taft
on the witness stand. He testified that
he gave S171,O00 to the support of the
Roosevelt campaign for nomination
Evening star., 1912-10-10

bois. came from many sources. Inc
more important contributions he nameo'
in addition to w. r. Hearst and Senator
Watson. were:
Wilbur NJ. Marsh. Waterloo, Iowa
81 100: Senator Stone. Missouri. $500;
Judge j. W. Girard. New York. s2,'oo'
T. L. Dahoney. California, So .fp; HeorSe
\. Jesse $1,000; Perry Belmont. s2p'
Homer Bassford, ST. Louis. S1,,h; Sena-
tor Chiffon. $500: Justice Bowling, New
York, $500: former Gov. stephens MIS-
souri,. $3.50: Thomas r. Pickford. WASH
ington 81 900: former Senator PettlsfeW
$500. Speaker Clark contributed Sim
to the fund, besides making up s'''eo" VI
! senator Dubois said the Baltimore con-
yention cost the Clark forces Sl2,-''
$3.50 was spent in work OF state "f
ganization; S1,G0o for speakers. and S''s,
19: 20 in expenses accruinE at the Nasii-
ington campaign headquarters
Other Witnesses.
Matthew Hale of Boston, manager OF
the Roosevelt preconvention campaign
in Massachusetts. told the committee that
the Roosevelt forces had spent $71 1858
The sum of S9,sO27O was raised in the
state he said: So, 1874 was given by the
Roosevelt national committee at New
si75.oS was given later by the Roosevelt
national committee for recount of votes
in certain districts.
W. r. Mossman of Pittsburgh, treas
urer of the Taft Club of Pittsburgh, gave
the committee a statement showing re-
ceipts of $67,9Uo. and expenditures OF
S67, 1873 20 in the Taft campaign in west
ern Pennsylvania. The chairman of the
club, b. f. Jones. jr., gave the largest
single contribution, $1,000. Senator
George T. Oliver. gave $1,000; James
Laughlin, .jr., 5000; Henry a. Laughlin,
$1,000, and d. r. Park, $500.
The largest item of expenditure given
by Mr. Mossman was Ito the anti-Magee-
Finn copmittee, for legal campaign eX-
penseS to elect Taft delegates, S3S, 900.
/ Charles b. Warren of Detroit said he
! had collected Taft. funds there under di-
rection of q. j. Diekema, state manager
for Taft He declared no beet sugar OF
other sugar company had contributed to
| the fund.
Evening star., 1912-10-10
Gave More Than Was Needed.

Charles F. Taft testified that the S1J9,-
800 80, which the 1908 election cost him.
was but a part of what he offered to aid
his brother in securing the election. He
cav. to Chairman Frank H. Hitchcock
of the national committee S2il,?lI.io, of
which Mr.. Hitchcock returned S1J0,0Go
that it had not been necessary to spend
in the campaign
To IL. \. William, who ran the Ohio
campaign. he gave slI,926.11; to Arthur
T. Vorys. 81. .CCo and for various other
items, 81 ::s9i.1:,. OF the total amount he
gave Chairman Hitchcock, $1,000 was
srent for President Tafts expenses be
tween the date of election and his in
auguration, March t. 1909.
He summarized his expenditures for
the pre-convention campaign this year as
follows: To Arthur L. Norys for the Ohio
campaign $6i.S1t1. 20 William T. McNin-
lev for the national headquarters, $1y--
GDn: various items, 81. 80. II: Il total of
s213 Je2. II.
Mr. Taft occupied the stand but Il few
minutes and the examination made by
The committee was comprised in Il few
questions He said he knew nothing as
To other sums contributed 10 President
Tafts campaign. The figures he gave of
his own contributions this year did not
take in sums given since the Chicago
convention.
Referring to the 1GaS election campaign
Senator Pomerene wanted to know if
Mr.. Taft had "underWritten' certain eX-
penses in the New York campaign with
the understanding that the money was
to be repaid.
NO there was no such understanding,
said MIR. Taft. Il gave the money and
| was very pleasantly surprised when Mr..
Hitchcock returned so much Of H..
Evening star., 1912-10-10
Virginia U. D. of c. Strongest.

HARRlSONECRG. Va. October 10
announcement was made at the seven
teenth annual Virginia state convention
OF the United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy. in session mere. that Virginia
would lead all other states i'm point of
voting strength at the society'S national
convention in Washington in November
with SOC votes
Evening star., 1912-10-10
ay &ex 8farh

DEG, 'buoyani. bracin !, this new
~ story surges along through stormy
seas Of excitement TO its final anchor
age il the placid depths of love. Yes.
lcve Is here-the strong, passionate
Ave of man for his hearts desire.
Revenge is here-the hot, rocking re-
vsnge of the Sicilian Mafia. Corr,,p-
tion is shere-political corruption which
leads to not. And throug gh all these
scenes Of violence and bloodshed there
flows eady stream OF the genuine
Rex Beach humor-the humor of bril-.
liant phrase and lud;crous situation.
Like his other books Oh the ,awIess
North. this new novel will quicken
every heart that pumps red blood. and
while In real life one does not care for
overmuch slaughter. yet in fiction the
guns boom softly, and the blood-stains
dry when we close the book.
Illustrated. Post SEQ, $3.50 net.
Evening star., 1912-10-10
Clark Fund Subscribers.

Tie contributions TO Speaker Clark's
campaign fund, as given by Senator Du-
Evening star., 1912-10-10

this year. OF this sum $4,000 went
to the Roosevelt national committee:
$4,000 to Walter f. Brown, manager
of the Roosevelt Ohio campaign. and
another $1,000 to the work of re-
organization in Ohio.
The expenses Of the fight of Speak
er Champ Clark for the democratic
nomination for the presidency were
given by his manager. former Senator
Fred T. Dubois. as s5O.468.5O. Senator
Watson of West Virginia was the
heaviest contributor, giving S1O,70O,
and William r. Hearst the next with
contributions amounting to $500. The
total contributions to the original
Clark fund were S45,94S.3S. At the
end of the Baltimore convention, said
Senator Dubois. the Clark forces had
deficit of 81 $50. $4,000 of which was
made up by Speaker Clark personally.
Other witnesses of the afternoon in
cluded Matthew Hale of Massachusetts,
who said the Roosevelt primary cam
paign in that state this year cost Sill
426.5s;. only S9.S32. 40 of which was raised
locally: W. r. MosSinan of Pittsburgh.
who testified that S5T. 30 had been
spent by the Taft Club of Pittsburgh for
the campaign in western Pennsylvania,
C. b. Warren of Detroit. who raised
SIS 9:;-, for the Taft campaign in Michi
gan: Walter j.. Brown of Toledo. Roose-
Welt manager in Ohio. who could not ac-
count for about Si.,,Ho of the Sl21.pO
which Mr.. Hams said he gave for the
Roosevelt campaign in that state. Mr..
Brown said 1t had gone for organization
work that should not properly be
charged to the Roosevelt campaign.
Evening star., 1912-10-10

For meritorious service, Prof. Henri
Marion of the modern language depart
ment, United States Naval Academy. has
been decorated by the French govern
ment as an "officier d'academie.''
Evening star., 1912-10-10
Sore Throat or Mouth

When the mouth or throat Is irri-
tated or diseased you have the COM
mon ailrnen. OF Sore Mouth or Sore
Throat. If not quickly cured you are
in danger of contracting more seYi-
Gus or even fatal maladies such al
Group. Quinsy. Tonsilitis or Diph-
liberia. No other remedy will cure
Sore Throat or Sore Mouth SO quickly,
so surely as TONSILINE because
TONSlLINE is the one remedy espe-
cially made for that purpose. r.
You'll need TONSILINE one ~
of these days, or some night "A
when the drug store Is closed- III
better have a bottle ready at ia
home when YOU need IL most. Ill
..5c and zoe. Hospital Size, "a
S1.D All Druggists. kf
Evening star., 1912-10-10
"0h, You"
Bargain Hunter

Here it is Planned and built under the personal su
rervson Of our leading and Of the best materials obtain
able Like the Colosseum will stand forever n stump
tuous residence at dcuosy low price, S5o Your own terms
or cash. YOUR option The location high and healthy at NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVE AND SHEPHERD ST. NV. Shade trees
great big ward hardwood attic The most
st Washington and the best bargain we have ever oere
r automobile at disposal Take 9th street to Shep-
herd then east
Evening star., 1912-10-10

Maintain your health and
strength BY drinking Ballantines 5
Canada Malt ALE with meals and
between meals. ST. doz. bottles.
Shoemaker Co., rSsne 1Is, = II. s. inss,N. GiE,
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rem DOE, og CIT 1t1pnne gag moO1o(
De en- trpft S,robpoeIic, iom Sc It'll
foritoo ct 01lf al; men 2nrerer
bapbe i1noerbaan6en ~fortalt Dem, Al
Ser ifl1l6e bolbes tpif Mften, bbo,
Be bar belfomumen.
u5elpfblgelig ifal ri meo," iag6s
Maren, og Niels, ser beire6e u6.
iigten til en- @fstrotaor, bapbe ingen
cling at ir1bbenoe.
Mltiaa fom Sc meo> % Mftenen
forle6 meget fornpjeligt paa =
Sam Il. Sum Salerne bolotes pao
Gpif. Niels bleb inoifrepen iom
Meolem al Den 6euticbe @erein"
iom Moren falote 6en. Gel iDntes
Moren, en- Mart ONT Maret bar lob
Zig meget, men ga set life fmlteoc".
gop FUN lit Mi,10c.
&loffen bar goot cllepc. Worcll
pil6e bjem, ifipnt Miels ipntes at
2pltigbeoen MI fprlt rigtig begpnotc.
SeI til Mo0e oper, at set bar lpf=
fe6es ben0e at fri Niels uo al ct
Sag, bar Morcn megct inoffejolig.
Sum regne0e up ale Sc &ongsper=
Toner FUN bab0e let. Ga bum oreje<
Sc Mgglen ont / 0pre,1, bar bun
raaet til Salerne. ga, Set bar
f9nt Set Sc lagoe, l,nor mal, bare
bab6e forltoact set.
Dugen efter lglt n1ol1 / oct to-
tie 8lao ONT Sen pcllpftcbe Set, bel1
tplfe 6orenil1g 6opoe bolot, ON
6ormonoens %fjGrnefuloe Sale, lpn1
bar bleoen fl1lgt meb ipnn0t Sp-
marfipmbeb al ale fra fprlt ii!
ii6it. 9ele orlomlingel1 bopbc be-
ret be,1repcn til @egcjltrinN. Trl1g=
tert1e t1el1Otes o. pglna ltiats, 1Dct
go6t cit balp Sncs Stpffer melote
Zig iom Me0le1nmer al Torcningcn,
iom 6orfnmperc for 5pif6eoen /
vNorbmarfen".
Set oplpltcs life noget ont, at
flere al Sem, Ser los Jig ~benripe
til 8egciltring" u9 los Jig in6rulle-
re lom SplfbcoenS "6orfrmpere",
life forltu0 cit Sp0ocl al Sen Sale,
Iom forcfom oenl iau f9u, Ser ltob
ingenting ON Nicls og Moren, ielp>
fslgelig life.
ST. @abn bapoe lloaet ct al fine
Slag / Nor0ilespia, purroct en- al
fine 9ejre.
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6nnhrrjyllanh.

v3ejmbal" % u6lcnsburg Mbis"
er iopmt @e0er paa 600 og 800
Morf for at bope ontalt &irfens
Gortpifning.
u%6lensbor9 Npis", 0mifbe6enS
ip0liglte 9loo, ct al Sc be0itc 6onife
@laoe, Ser itripes poa 9onif, far /
Oisie Gage noaet Sc 10000 Mbonne-
ment.
&aa 6r. Tiiebcrs Wrau paa s(a=
benroo &irfegooro itoor fpIgenoe
Sl10lfrift:
IS mprfe Gage iom / Inmringsti=
Sen
itoo @oobet Init pg froftigt pe0 bans
SIDE.
810 1aa Oct ltna hos %, lon1 en0l1l1
itri6e,
og bielpe os til &on1pens Mool at
naa."
ST.. 6iicber bar fpot 1909. San
6s6e 1871.
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ire Dage," iag6e 2auit, uopoarme
$piofoalsiuppe imager be0re eui
npIabet."
Mmin6elig Eilllutning.
Da 2auit 2sber iaa bap0e tsm
ben on6en Sallerfen, iagOe ban
rgeu pil leg gao biem, ellers ,poc
logger leg min Mppetit, og iaa bli
Der min Sg1ter fie6 al set; bicnm'
,'bil leg enonu ipiie fire, fem Sal
}lerfener, % iaa fan leg oa ogiac
fao noget &ie0, tbi ber bar {
ilugt bele Sbinebopeoet, uoc,, at jee
bar facet on6et enc en- Gtltlnp Gre,
flip. 6arbel."
n6orDel, farpel! 500 Mppetit!"
- 9mtit bar allere0e baf.
9an bab6e fun pmtrent 20C
,5fri0t at gao. Da ian traaott
IND / Stuen, Jas bans Spiter oo
bans @usbol6erife bag &affcfan6er
og opppeoe tprre &pe6er % Som,
mensfringler / &affen.
u@poo ct Set? @borfpr itaar
Mo6en life poa 8or6et?" lpl1rgte
2a11lt.
rGu bor 10 laoet al Maoe1 be,1ts
til &inlt11en ifplge ct Ge66emool, /"
ibareoe 6plteren.
n@pao / 3offers 5fino og Sen =
Moben? = Ginl tue? - Geb6e=
mail? = Seq %foritoor life ct Orb.
- @pem far 6o bentet Mo0en?"
v@erre Sub, set bor Sobanie1s
&arI."
rSg SEN Slpngel fur 6l1 ioa uocF1
bioerc 11oleperet Ma0en?"
uMen, &ors 6og, 2orit, set Dor
efter Sin egen Or6re = bo,1 bopoc
10 ct Giiitfort meo fra Sig"
Ga gift Ser, Joni nrolr flyer, III
EroaS op 10: 2o:lt 25ber. ga,
6enne %forbanOeoe Camp, 0enne ne
berorGgtigc @rrt Sobonien! Mer1
bent bare, bon ifal nof foo Set BE-
talt."
9erpoo latte fan Jig fen % 0rof
6enne Mio0og &uffe og ipiite @pe=
Ser pg &bmmensfringler til.
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Fortalt / faa Ord.

Fortalt / faa Ord,
Chas. Castledon, Cumberland, wyo.,
siger, at han havde den v@rste Hoste
en- Mand kan have, og helbredede den
i faa Dage med Warmers White Wine
Of Tar.
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Marr&, ny NirlB.
st &irfcliebcbsbiIeoc ira @pnber
jDllan6.

@amle Morer og NielS bar tDjf<
iinoeoe forteller 2oll. Salt. Stifts=
ti0enoe. s@ q iaa tpif, iaa tplf!
logbe Morer1, % ioa bar Niels Set
ogIao. Marcns Splfbeo bar, 1fipnt
bun Dor ner peb Sc trebs, life al
gon1mel Cato, og Oct bap6e fine
eg11c @rl1noc. Set bar egentlig
Spnnen Sens, Der bar SfDlb / set.
@a11 bar nemlig, bpao Maren fal6=
tie r9eomte", set nil iige @n1be6s>
mono. Nao, set bar life / Mini=
lterierne, Sens bar ar1iat, Fan itob
life ON Spn0agen paa en- Er9oife=
ltol eller ON @%peroagen / Ell Sfole.
SON bar 8remier pe6 Sen lille So
folbane, % for ct Sar Mar ii6en
bar ba1t blepen fat aniot. v&a1
bar iom Beanie" fit @enito1t, naar
ban life fam mere" iag6e Moren
meo Selpfplelie, 11aar Ser bar Sole
ON Sennen, ~og iaa ilippcr fan
for at 1i0e lom fit 6a'r."
Moren bar iom iagt tpif, % lac
npttebe set life for Niels at muffe.
ifjpnt bans sin6elag ellers bal
6anlf.
Soa fom Sc utplfe Mitener" og:
ioa til Sen Ggn, bpor Miels og Mo
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ndoe | 0anmar6.
&jp6enbapn.

Mnorcas G9r. 9arien. Moifinmc=
tier 6reoerif Breoericblens 9ultrn
&aroline. 66p. >@sfer Gbriltion
Gbriltianlcll. YrpprietGr Garl 60
maet5 al Sal1ucbjerg pr. @umlc-
bef. 6bp. 0ctoilbonoler Die 81
ier. Yoltbl10 @onlens !@uitru olga.
&aretmoger &el1ters gnfcSobomnc.
&omnunclnrerinbc 6rf. Marie
9reDer. Ginbonolcr Gliel,s @nfe
fora. @einricb Grling GQriltianlcn
Mplleripeno @o11mgortens @nfe
M11na. &ellner Gar ems gnte Sine.
Sine Ye0erie n al &oorup. 6rf.
G6riltiane @cfarot. 2onbmanb &os<
mus lens grfe 8irtbe. a6rf. @bor=
lotte Suger. Cos & Gan0melter
M6am 2pler. Gnfe Sobonne 8jelfe.
@rosierer Mbronsions Gnfc emma.
@ogbol0er Sscar 5prenicn. Sfo=
mager Seppeiens @l1ltr11 Sibie.
&ontorilt &ellernam1s Sllltru emit
lie. 6jerrenicrife Mortba @onien.
@roslerer 8ronots @nfc Sopbie.
5fomager Motbieiens Gnfe Yetrpa.
Msiiltent @briition Senien. Yapir>
banoler Eborpol6 6reoerifien. Sbp.
Sne0fer &t(la0s 2anltlcn. Gnfe
Gilbelmine Morie l1lltrup. 6rf.
Anna @anien. emma @briitenien.
Sperifc M11gulta Senien. &onto'
riitin0e 6rf. l1llo Gbriltenien. @bri=
itian 9rslep. gogbinoeriper 6res
berif Mnoerien. &ellner Sens Sen=
fen. Gagmar Scbmiot. @aler
Miellens @uitru &aren al Garum.
Menig be6 1. 3rGrfomp. Niels
@telien. 2erer 9olms @lritru Git
iabetb of Grersleb pr. Sillereo.
6prbp6er Gbriitenicns @r1fe 8ooil.
Str. Nottepogt pc6 &bbpns. Spor=
oeie Sans Ye0eri len. Sneoferme=
iter Sons Mn6reasien, faloet SCOTT.
Suititsroa6 @briltton @ar6e. Gppo=
graf Som ems g1fe Sl1lianc.
Mnmelbte for Treoerifsberg 8irf.
Mnna @anien. @nfefru Catherine
2un6sgaaro. Trf. Caroline @cbp=
tie. Ntels SIofien.
Inmel6te for Morbre 8irfs Sfifte.
Sellerup: 811o Mrel Sanlen
&onferensraoo Al1gllt Scbnei6er
Sfobsbobe6: Sberl9rer Trant5 &as
busien. @barlottenlun6: Tbb. @ef
tor 8artbolom9ns Soft. SaarbRf
@inban6ler Sans S6rgenien. Orb
rup: &ipbmano Sens 5cbigtb. 8aa
oebpgger S. g. &aniens Snitr,
a11ine. @entofte: glep paa 81
lMoiebus Gmma Gbriitenien.
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8fnnrn Al.
Af Mabs Sepien.

Soo loare n1ol1 far posicret uSol=
ben" peo Setter Scoiteo og er font
men ino pao oen tpite Sernbone ito
tion, bar man ct iterft SnbtrDf al
at pnre pao fremmeo @rl,no. Sen
tpife Seller ifuer itre11gt fen ODER
ems 9obe6e = 6els / @ibs, 6els /
,Slietrpf, og Sperlfegget er Set ion1=
me = Sen tpife &eiierinoe bent
ger beo Si6en me0 lit 1fignne, mo-
oerlige Smil. &eflomer11e, ser life
li6er al 8efe6enbe6 moro for
@renolen, er fer blepen ct Summer
1trammere, @merrebrp6et betp6elig
6oarligere, og run0t ON lpoer Set
tpife &ommanoo-Sprog. Set mpl=
orer meb @mbe6smen6, alle bar SC
llniformer, lite magfl1loe, men
gloen6e, og set tplfe G1,ngemaol
inurrer og riper omfring en-. -
uMbfobren" = bbpr lp6er Set 6a11=
fife uNfgang" iagtmooigt be0 Si6en
iof. Sg Sc fortplfe0e Nabne:
~Scberrrrrre-becf!" &bilfen Mf1tani
fro oct oonife 5fnrbpf! Gangs So
nen 0omirerer Sc iortbpioc Iarper.
Silt og fer ler hi Sen forte 3rn poo
@uie; paa ct enfelt - set bar bil1
il 8re6ebro = bapoe ser llaaet iiq
len Del &oloni mes. Mon prItaar,
at en Sre1tsier, iom refer giennem
2an6et, er bel tilfre6s. Ser er in.
gen Sbipl m1lig. 9ette 2an6 CT
alt beientligt fortp5fet.
Men far man reiit Iibt, begpn
Ser ems Gptbl at itiffe &obeoern'
frem. Set bar gait allereoe / Sen
teialen mes 6e f%eiierlige @ontro
feier. De Soft, Ser opbolot fig
treble og fjer6e &lasies 8e1telal
talte Can't bier og en-, SITE Ell
eneite, Ser tolte spf. gelp 0p
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WiseonfT.a.

- @n &alp me0 ulo iorn e1
Gaar fom forle6en Dag til @eroel1
poa s. $. Bofers 6arm / Soml1c1
Moine, 0l1togomie @o11ntp. Mo.
6erer er Ell @uer11ieDfo.
: @pltDret / &enoiba bar BE:
lluttet at opfere ct Siolationsboipi:
tai for Hatienter, ser er al1grebe:
al imitiomme SDg0omme. Sc
ringspotienter, ion1 for 5pgoom
me1 poa ct uopiflet Sto6ium, hi
og1oo blibe bebonbIet fer.
= gn 8eperfoloni, lom far bop'
Gilbol6 ner Bence> Gelt for @l1rlep
/ mango Mar, o9nmebe op @anoct
iom blep p1tmpet us al @e11nepir
@r11ben, laa Get f1e6 tilbage til
@rllben og belpis ODER lpgmmco(
ben.
= Sen plbite 8orger / Milton,
Mrs. Agnes &bornbp Martin, er
afgaaet beb 9e6en / en- Mloer al 81
Mar. &m bar fb6t / England
1915 og tom til Mmerifo / 1929.
San bleb gift / 1885 og bar bap1
12 8brn.
: e. 6. 8. 8uietb, Mpotbefer
Deerfiel6, CT forleoen afgaaet be>
Deoen / lit @iem berite6s, 50 Ma1
eommel. -S&on bar fe6t / @obber'
pif, Norge, og tom til Mmertfa fo1
! omtrent 25 Mar iioen. S 1891
bleb bon gift meo Sl1lia 4bors
gaaro fra @olling6al, bbilfet @@gte
ffab beliigne6es me6 5 8brn, 6e'
allie ttlIigeme6 Mo6eren oberlebe'
bam.
- Mopofat g. 81. ggge11 CT al
gnnet be6 9e6en / Milmal1fee, 6;
gar gammel. S De 80 Mar bol
bor praftiieret iom M6bofat / Mil
ma11fee, bar ban lite babt 11oge1
0mgang me6 6e anore M6bofate
/ 8pen oe bao6e meget faa 5age1
&an boe6e olene / ct 89relIe
GoIlonsbee 8pgningen, og / mare
Mar taIte ban tteppe til noge11 an
Sen on6en ems til @6bofaterne s
g. Bropn % g. S. Snrfins, 8
erelte @enner, ban bab6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

= @n &aln me6 ul6 1om ct
Toar fom iorleoen Sag til @er0cll
paa 6. $. 8afers Tarm / Solpnct
Moine, 0rtogamie @ountp. 800
bere1, er Ell @11ernieDfo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

bartningsiomfrl1en peo 9luofGnf
ntngsapparatet baboe mforfalife
ibnoeripof Dioleft. 90 man lptte1
efter ollie Sc imoa 8eltilingsm9no
Der toler Spif. Der er mango a
benz - llal1ninoeltg mango -
NorbilesDig. @pis DC tages ira 81
tpife Stemlner, pi( oisic mango ste.
Der ipi1be i,1o til niger, Sing. 81
MI iioocr n1al1 % lpttcr guOt efttr.
.Sg man bprer meD ct - |clp hpS
bom, Ser lnGrrer til uScbcrrrrrre=
beef" - Sen ienoerjplfe 9unoiarpe.
Set anoet ct Inn ct Sag, Der DArtig
ptloe tjernes Ibis 5el1oerjpnan5
iii o1hce &trrer.
81 prgDer os frem - taller GonIf
til Dem og faor pberolt Spar poo
Senoerjpif. Sg Set lpoer life, ;cn,
Get bar ct fremmco Sprog, set ial=
Der mun0ret, ion1 Mo6ersmooleI
giar set. Man bItpcr efterbaonoc:1
iif:c raa, at bisie Soft taller 1o1if
Di*nlme, l1oar ingen fremmcoe f.
ter let. @er1neo er life iogt, at Sc
er 9onifcrc. Ceres @grn blipcr
IL; tiln1e0 Spifere. Men let III, IT
~i.rrusiiif Stonopl,nft betpoer a(ll
oiSir tpife Stenrmer life tort. Oct
CT Iattigfolf, Ser faar 8rpoet pco
Get itcre> tpife @oro. Set er ice
ianoclig life, bnor brit Sc ems Iii
lighebspis tagcr Epnel1, m%aolbenilte
S:pifere.
Man ltaur al Soget, og mo1, 111p=
Der @en6armen. Set fniber for
cit 3onlf, ser albrig far bopt mo-
get SammenitpO meo Hprigbe0cn,
at le han1 / &c rettc 9i1tcnl TONER.
Set CT 10 opg fun en- Sml1lc @en=
BARN, flyer man. Mf, oen11c Sm11=
lie 8c11oarm CT Sen mrgtiglte Won0
/ 5enoeripllon6. Set CT bo1n, ser
folnlner og figger ino as 6olfs
&inouer for at lc, ON Scr life CT
forbaote @jnlter oeril1oe. Set CT
BAN, Ser gipcr ct @inf ONT, bpem
Ser ifol u0Diles, ban1, ser niger Jig
r1ln0t ONT Jorlonblingsbule11e Ser
11eoe, ipger at ottroppere oonifc So
lere pg Splnlcrc, lpttcr cfter, ON
Ser fife lpnges forb11ote Gauge
poSler paa, at 6olf life fjprer uoen
2pgter> ipejoer peo Soncgoor6ene
efter pisi e 6a11ife Ernl tier, Ser life
moa fon1n1e til Spllono: iinr &rn=
iten / &elter=Ge6lte6 far ban ofte
at foa 6ingre poo. Otter
baanOen ipn l11a11 CT ioml11cl1 rneb
Spr0eriDoer, forltaor man, at @en=
6armcns @oocoopgane CT at iorfglge
alt, bpob Ser CT 6onif. @a1 mao
paa bette Smraooe bore baarb lom
Stint - ellcr JONI lelpe Set preus=
fife SDitem. SON bigger life, for0i
spa0om berger fans Dire, bans
~@ero11s" ltanbieS f1u1 al Geben.
Naar mol1 far bprt list al bans
itorc pg ian0elig life gobe @an6=
for1taar 1no1l, at ban CT en-
mGgtig Man0. @an banner Ill1oo=
mentet for felipe set prel,sliifc Ser
re0pmmc / S6noeripllano. Tor 81
ben CT fan forpDrigt 0elpis borte.
Sen lpn0erjp1fc 9efolf,1i11g gipr
mrrfeligt NOT life Sprer. Gen
goar = trofait og iinOig = til fin
Cont, maalfe me6 CT lillc 5ppg
ON, at 11lr fan man fjgre l10en 2pg=
te, l1oor mon far J11lomoone.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-26

6arnlerlte / Gtter 1oil Goll1=
tp er for BET melte far6ige meo
SSn6iaaningen. @~pe6earealet ct
min6re / Mar ems tibligere, Ga man
frpgter for &uit. S1te6et bar man
ioaet Mais og Slug.