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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-03-06

hut it was pretty much all day. First
the barn roof would let 90 her broad
side at the cheesebox. and the balls
would carOm-get that word carom?-
off its curving sides harmlessly or rat
tie over its iron deck. Then the re-
one gun and then the other at the
barn roof, and the shots would bounce
off its sides like the baseballs the boys
used To throw on the kitchen roof un-
til mother appeared. red of face. and
cried: Now you just stop that. Next
thing you'll break a window" Well,
the Monitor and Merrimac did not
break any windows. but they did keep
up terrific clatter. DO you remem-
Der when you and bunch of the
"fellers" attacked an old washboiler
with rocks? This clamor was like
that, multiplied by about 100000
with an active and Industrious thun-
derstorm thrown in for good measure
1t was boiler factory raised to the
nth power. The cannon balls were
more racket when they hit than they
did when leaving the guns. 1t is a
wonder that any man on either boat
got off with whole ear drums.
Neither the cheesebox nor the barn
roof seemed to gain much advantage.
They circled around and around. now
steering away and now at closer
range, banging into each other regard
less. the booming of the guns inter
spersed with the reverberating armor
Finally the barn roof ceased firing,
the man in charge of the guns remark
ing something TO the effect that 1t was
utterly futile 10 waste good ammuni-
ton that had no more effect on the
cheeseboX than so many plngpong
balls. Once the Merrimac tried to
ram the Monitor. but the other got
out Of the way and received only a
glancing blow that did no damage.
As she passed close 10 the sloping
roof the Yankee boat let go with both
guns at such close quarters that the
sides of the Merrimac were bent far
Inward and several men were knock
sd unconscious. After that the Merri-
mae made no more efforts at ram
ming.
Monitor Won Moral Victory.
There have been many disputes as
10 which boat won the battle. Both
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-03-06
An Aerial Raaiment.

France is soon TO have the first aerial
regiment ever organized. Not all the
members can for the present take the
air at once. but an appropriation Is to
be asked for buying enough aeroplanes
TO bring the total up TO 1000 of -four
different sorts. The yearly cost OF
keeping this service efficient is esti-
mated at S4,000.0O0. The cost In lives
Is not so easy to reckon.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-03-06
The North In Terror.

The news created indescribable con-
sternation in the north and correspond
ing elation at the south. Timid peo-
pie feared that the Merrimac would de.
story the whole Federal navy, ship by
ship. and would then attack Washing
ton. Philadelphia and New York. Even
Secretary of War Stanton is said to
have shared these apprehensions. and
. he could not be described as exactly a
timid man. The south saw in the new
ironclad a harbinger of European in
teryention in her behalf and expected
at no distant day to see the Merrimac.
or the Virginia. as the southerners had
renamed her, steam up the Potomac
and take the national capital.
II afterward TRANSFERRED that both
these fears and hopes were for the
most part grOundlcss. The Merrimac
was only a floating fortress" as one
of her officers afterward described her
Her draft was deep, so that she
could not follow even the average war
vessel Into Shoal water. She was very
slow and hard to navigate. Moreover
she was not seawOrthy and never went
far from shore. Yet she did create
havoc on that particular Sth OF March
and because Of her very mystery para
lyZed the north.
IL was IN this hour OF the nations
extremity that the Monitor appeared
on the scene. Whether by fate or
chance or through the providence that
looks after human affairs her arrival
could not have been more exactly
timed If II had been deliberately plan
ned. Yet historians agree that the in
tention was TO send the Monitor to
New Orleans with the feet
"a Cheese pox on a Raft"
After n stormy passage. I'm which she
shipped almost enough water to sink
her, the strange little ironclad came
near enough 10 Hampton Roads TO hear
the booming Of the guns on the Sth
and joined the Union vessels there aft.
er the battle, at about o o'clock at
night. Her crew was more dead than
alive after their Hght with the storm
and got little sleep through the night.
Yet when the Merrimac appeared the
next morning making straight for the
Minnesota 10 renew the attack, there
suddenly appeared before her the odd.
est apparitioD ever seen Oh the water.
One sailor described her as "a cheese
box on a raft" which has been repeat.
ed so often since that II Is cheesy. but
was a pat takeoff at the time. Nobody
ever wrote About the Monitor and Mer
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-03-06
SEMICENTENARY
GREATEST NAVAL
Fifty Years Ago March 9 the
Monitor vanquished the
Merrimac.
Nv LANES A. nDcnRroN.

"HE semicentenary OF the fight
between the Monitor and Merri-
mac, celebrated on March o,
commentaries not only one of
the decisive battles of the civil war.
but the beginning OF modern naval
architecture and warfare That en-
gagement revolutionized the worlds
naval plans and prospects overnight
England's wooden WALL suddenly be-
came a 1imsy defense. The age of the
ironclad had come.
There had been n fever OF anxiety
on both sides 10 get the new fighting
machines done When the Federals
abandoned Norfolk they had fred a
part Of the stores and vessels. The
Merrimac burned TO the waters edge
and sank. The COnfedcrates after
ward raised her. built sloping wooden
sides Of heavy timbers on her hull and
covered these with two thicknesses Of
iron, four inches in all.
The Washington government heard
of this and cast about for a method
of combating the proposed floating
fortress. At about this time John
Ericsson, who had made many inven-
lions and proposed ironclads In Eu-
rope. submitted a plan for a vessel the
like of which the world had never be-
fore seen. At first the naval authori-
4 Ittt hnn N
Ericsson explained 1t in person they
We're won over and gave him authority
to go ahead. Speed was the one thing
required, and in 100 days the task
was completed and the Monitor was
ready for the sea
Speed was also the watchword of
those finishing the Merrimac. So ca
ger was her crew to put TO sea that
the last wOrkmen sprang from her as
she was getting under way. On March
8 she appeared among the Union fleet
of wooden vessels at Hampton Roads.
Before night she had destroyed two of
them and compelled another to run out
of range. a terrific bombardment from
the Federal guns sufficient to sink four
wooden ships of the size OF the Mer-
rlmac apparently left her unframed
TO the eyes of beholders she appeared
the strangcst craft ever seen alloat,
more like an iron barn roof than a
boat Yet one broadside from her
crashed into the Congress, after which
she rammed and sank the Cumberland,
leaving her great iron prov in the
side of that vessel. after which she re-
turned and compelled the surrender
of the Congress. The Merrimac's hot |
shot set this vessel on fire, and that |
night she blew up. lighting the sea |
with weird glare. After finishing |
the Congress and making the Mime
sofa run for safety the new monster |
OF the sea withdrew, ready to return |
and finish her work of destruction in |
the morning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13

Mpoet nil bltpc oobnet al 2ens-
9repc Ytoltte=&reocntpeo, og blonot
JoreoroastNl0cr11e CT Sognefogeo
g. S&enlen, Splbegoorbcn. 9lsliltent
9nno> Stotsfonlulcnt Merteberg %
9irefter Siecf, 5rebcrifs1 uno.
Sfoosburs Sfrrnt. Ser er nj,
SortbIp1'c1igbeo for en- fre6dig
0rbning mcb @en1m til Sc meget
o1ntolts Stronbg1n1nbe / 5fo6s-
borg. 5foosborg @omma,nolfore=
ming har bps Grosierer Mlireo
@briltcnlen fooet 24OO a%poorotolen
Stranogrl1no poo 0oonocn % fore
iloor Set 1tolagt til offaltligt Mn=
log. Nlle Stronoqrl,nbcierc logger
oesr,hen Serpit1,ter poo oeres
8rnoe, loo at ser life 1noo Bug
gcs heicre ems Stranopciens Sci
pco1,. &om1nl1nolforeningcn oil re-
tu!e !Salpbclen al Sc 5000 &r., Sm<
fo'tninncrnc o%n0rogcr, moo at Spl=
lcr6h Sognernu0 hetaler Sent a11ben
@uTbbcl. Gerom toger Noooet Be-
lte1nmelie / lit nr1te orbinure Mg=
6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13

femte Gang bunbet fgrite 8ramic
, 8ebpmmeGien al aDRg, og bet Itor'
5blpbeger, bGro $500, bliper Der:
pco unipcrlitatets. Gjenbon1. 81
iorifjellige Staters % @onaooS
!2anbbr1,gsifoler beltog / apnt1lr-
rencerr, og aarlas por Sen na1t
be;elte / RGffen.
S Sen file Yp 2orinler %
Sncgn er Soft iatte / bcn ltprlte
Torlfrnffelie peb Mpget ONT, at en-
Eontber jfal babe Gtlbolb / Ben
nnrliggen6e 5foD. Nllere6e for 10
Mar ii6en bar ser flere, iom poo-
jto6 at babe let Oct farIige &nbbDr,
og emo flere er set, iom bar bort
bets re6lelsful6e Sfrig. Mon bap=
De MI neiten CLIENT Set bele, men
/ @6it CT Spegeliet otter optraoot,
% man fan fnopt NOT bcn9gc bofs=
ne Golf til at nprme fig Sfopen ON
Mftene,,. o 9nleli0c Sfri1 ligner
poa en- @rif en- &pinoes Nnoitroob,
o9 fnnoiac Tolt iia"r, at set er
Eontferc1,s Moooc at n,1liccrc poo.
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&unhrrjyllanh.

Gn fc1ot Murbilespiger, gan1le
5lagtcnncltcr Mcimers / 5p,1ocr:
borg, icjreoe to liulOne @pjtiocr,
Den is. Nopen1ber 9ionrontbrplll1p
og Sen "a. Nopei1her sc NorS 6p0=
iels6og.
Tlensburas Suobpggcrantal ba1
ogloa / Sc ii0lte Nor burct / Stig.
ming. Sfplgc Sen Irlling, ser fo,1o1
Stcb Sen is. Sftober, hopoc Sper
oe11re Dag G4,306 Sl1o6pggere,
bpori6(arlot 1919 Militnrperioncr
SSfior bar 1Sl1obpggero>1tallet g..
500.
@nlo5rbllup. @pofer Eo1!lcn %
@1litru feireoe 5. 81: 9eop. oeres
@nlobrpll11p. Set gomle ogtpproig'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13

s r2pbbpl=Euiten" benpiies til
ocn befenote frantic Sono1igerite
Ma0ome Sc Gbebes Gpaooomme
for in0cppren6e Mar. Set fan babe
i'm S11tereSie at genopfri1fe ct Sat-
at 6em.
Mabome 6e 3bebes begpnoer
mco at mi16e on1> at BUN folote
1911 ct ~Sfumrings= Mor", og e fter
5fumringen fommer, flyer BUN,
Den mbrfe Seat fgren6 Morgenrs<
Den. 1912 oil ga blibe ct uNottem
Nor", og me6 enfelte IpjenN
Straoler. &anbelens og 6inonlcr
mes Menb og Diplomoterne nil
oripe oeres le0panlige Gpil. Men
bbor 0eres Snteresier fommer /
Mo6itrto me6 binonbcn, bill Gri>
gems Mpn6 foo Set 1i6itc Sro.
&ononerne btl blibe Sc frember-
ifen0e, og bbao iarlig Sranfrig on-
gaar. tp0er alt poo, at set life bill
f1,nne fomme uben ont &rigen.
Set oil 6og nG4pe fomme fpr ben
moo Morcts Glutning og 8egpn-
ballen al 1913 or / bnert 6olb Sen
Doeritc Serrni11. SSS11bti( ga bill l1o=
ligterne, til 6re6 % &rig bore lige
itore, men noar sen paflen6e 8Dg.
ming le11eit / 1913 ltprtcr iammea.
bill @otaltrofen life olene rplte belle
europa, men ogiao andre &er-
bensoele, %nopnlig Aiien.
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Jnn1a.

Tronf 8. @po0s, &ongre5mann
for 10be 9iltrift, fit forleoen UNI
Ser ct Spbolo / gitbcroille ct iao
6eitigt Mnfalh al 2unaebctrn6elle,
at fan en- Si0 rente0eS at billie ob.
Sencre blep fan BOG ioa meget BE-
brc, at Set bar Soab for ba1rs 2ip.
= S @atcrloo er netop opfprt e1
GripbuS, ser CT $50 500 langt oa
80 sos breot> beitooenoc al ialt
10000 &%pubratfo0 SinoueSglas
og n1o11 boaber at ople lie Be @rdns
Iger, iom 8Den trgrger / 96bet al
Ei,,tere11. Dtsie Sager er f6t
blebne i1lofprte fra 5pben, bpilfe1
me6fprer itore Omfoitningcr og TIL
oels Sab. Dripb1,let foiter $4,000
= timber Sen i1ternntionale
@Dngu0itilling / Chicago bar @h1.
6enter fra Soma 2an6br,gsffole fol
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13
6uh Baknta.

= @ep.. 6. @. elliot / Sc emit
bar ppfunoet en- Wotor at M Gppe,
ierlig ififtet for @lpjning. Son=
belsioreningen / Mitcbell benpen6te
fig forleben til Sen n1efanilf on1ag=
te Grn1 temanb og bpo bam en- Be-
tragtelig @ootgjprelie, ON bon bill
Be onlpgge lin Tobrif i Mitcbell.
Gilbubet blep Dog ofilooet. ibe1
Hcp. glliott foretreffer at blipe
Sc Smit, pou lomme Iib iom ban
bill bore Greeier al fin O%pfin0clle
og :lp8le meb 6nbritotionen iom ba11
finder for go6t. Den al Ernitc
opfun6ne Moifine CT for fire Blope.
s Eierrc hor mon / lGngere
Si6 frong1et ON en- foreligaenoc
@pfororoning, 9porpeb Gpnbogs:
foreltillinger al bcprgeltgc 2pSbil:
le6er og lignenbe ifllbe forbpoes.
Mibt un6er Stri0en ONT, bboroio1
ct Ioobont 6orbl1b lfl,l6e peotogeS
eller life, giorbc man imiolerti6
ben Spooge1ie, at 9pen / mango
Star bopbe hont en- inaoan Gororo'
ming, men at Sen bar blcpen Alen1t.
GpdrQsmoolct ont 8eotogc!l e al
Torrrbningen bprtfolber bcrfor
men Ebeotcreicrne oil MI forlpge al
clnitpbe Sen ga1nle, men netop op:
bo9ch Hpfororonine pe6 at la6e
foranltolte cit Referen61lmofltem
ming.
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3cnsning al Yenseiebler.

&eo at pas ere igien1tem DC G1-
lilloer al 9rn0er CT Set nlr1bgaoe~
ligt, at Eengeleolernc eiterbau1toeu
Illoolcs til, noglc al DEM enbog /
Ell |aooan 8rao, at De ale11e al Sen
@runo u1aa iGttes ITO al pibere Sir
fl1lotion oa erltattcs me0 M. Mcn
oennc itooige Jornpclle al oen ont
.lbbenoc 5eo0Imnng0c meofprer
for Sc rclpeftipe Banter 3ab, 1om
bclpber Jig til M2illioner. Set er
oerfor al Sen ltgrlte pfonomil fc ST.
tcrc5ie for Dc poagirloel1oe, at Ell
Mrncritaner peO Napn Gb11rcbiu III,
iDncs at babe hit Yroblemet al1goa:.
cnbe 5e0oelpengenes 9fenSning. 81
ter bans Metbo0e iamle5 Se0ler11e
/ Ell 5lags &1arpe, JONI a1rbringr5
/ en- ber1netij # tilll&ffet .MetQlbebol=
Scr, ipl6t meo par1nt 5gbepa,10-
s@}eo nleget 6uitig S1noreini1lg al
9ebol0ercn iomt pc6 at presie Ga
Strpm al folrprimeret Suit eicu~
nen 5nbcra1oet> bporbeo bette 1ut-
tes / cit itnrft frmmen6e BenngcI~
ie> berries Ge6lerl1e / 2pbet al fort
Iio fpr alt p%cobn1gcnoe GmutoS ox
CT pco beres l1otogelic al 8%eboloeren
lige lao rene, lon1 Ga Be for o(ler=
ferltc Song forloo @anfcn. Gnonl1
ma11gler 6er Dog en- big Stipbeb>
'11en Sen opraoes peo nogle Minl1t=
ters Ne00pp11ing i StibcIieoplps,
ming. bborefter ser fu1 itoor Gbr-
ringen titboge, lom foretoges fprit
/ CIT Art Gentrif119e og berefter
f1loitpnoigajares reo Yresnina
mellcm 5rrfpopir. @erefter er
5e6lerne iom mn, fan after brt1ges
u6 blan0t 6olf, % - 8onten bar
lparet en- betD6elig l1ogif.
Seen ogino for El1hlifum bar cit
ioo0o1 &enieGie at @e66elpenger1e
SntereSle, ibet &c UNDER ga ifen BE-
fries fife Blot for oct for ethpcrt
2ramonospie lpnlige @m,6s, r1en
til(ige for e1 Mnsie Smititoffer.
lom / 6orm al bolbe Millioncr al
Mtfrober ct fonitotcreoc poo ioo.
Monne Gebler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13

tiebqpcre CT life at 4onturret1ce.
Erincipat unell1ffes.
u8anifeligbeoer moa, 11g6penoig.
IBIS fplge &pnfltrre1tcc mellem for.
lfjelltge &orporationer, Der bar oct
iamme Set Mftiefmbcre."
Gn anhen Sing er, at uS1rjl17
ton, bots a6lp0t, iifrcr reel 81
turre1ce> oa bbis life oolpot, 4.
SPoo9elle bore iiffer % perion!ig
5trof at bente.
erfleringen goar cnobioerc us
pon at forflore Borrctningsganqcn
1toen Netsfien6eIien; gfiften al
@Htefabere; &ei1rltatct al &onf,,r-
re11ce I @enicenbe til &jpb AT Moo-
materimer; bborior og hporleoes
Iorbr1tgercn fontroncrcr Gob1fs.
forrctning; 6abrifor..:ns Monoe[
paa Mogt til at fontroQerc o.
t%a!ibonoleres Solaspriier; sc bco.
lte Methooer for aonfurrencc; 15nr.
al &bontitet CT bc6rc ems
Frisncoirttelie; a1>ppncr, Tiloift
etc. dger &groi al Ben iolgtc %ore
for Iorbrr1geren; MorfeoSppr0i %
Sfiffctbeo etc.. etc., oltiommcn for
og o%n1itGnoeligt %offottet til
at fl11lre aibcs Spo!terum fer.
MerinNcn mcb l1bic16elien of
Frn1toent Stills ~tStatenncnt~ en- d
ajere T1'blifltm bcfier,ot mco 1n
retn1n0Smetbo6cn for Cplpsrinou
at Mn1crican Eobocco Co., ioo1in
bt %forItoor / oen !5cniigt at flor
ejdre, at 0pldsninecn bar ,rpon-
trnpet og life %gobnlia.
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Duhr / Danmark.
Mjpben9ann.

Gbriitino R%asmusien. 4atbusforpalte1
4eteriens 9ufru 9ulbo. 9etotlbanble,
Sens Nielien. Orb. Sbreen pebrion
Snscnipr Olut Often. &up Sens Ne:
terlen. Grt. 9boro Berg. Sneote1
Camps Gnte Trante. M%ooe1ineoter SEM
tens @uitru Mitteline. Gtspebitrice Dime
0lien. 1rt. @ertruo sprerien. GbD
Spcrte 9luna G%brietnleu. 6orpcriarbejz
Der @ammers @uftru 9rito. Gbp. &om=
munc1crerinbe, 6rt. Suliane 8rorion.
S%toleinfpcttpr Carl Nielien. Tbo. Gorz
batter 4eter Mortcuien. 8osbinoermeter
Mabiens Gnte @enriette. 8ranomanb
Nueut G>pers. 6bo. Meier1e Morp SEM
fen at Bearing Mort pr. @prre &abp.
Gnte G(ie Gilertien. Grt. Martba 2arlen.
8rDsseriorbeioer $. M. Gbritionicns SUI
ftru aaren. &elner Nsserbolms @uftru
Caroline. Tbo. 9ampmpller 2ars Niel=
fen. MiDlbetDrerinoe Grt. @snes. Bartb.
SUPERINTENDENT @ammers Gnte qrior=
inoe i bet 9arboerte Truetlofter @cnriette
9ammer. maitinit i Martnen 5pcbores
I9uftru alta. 8o9bolocr peb @priens
5traffeonta1t 5pren spanee. mafin=
meter Senicns @uitru Nusuta. Nrbei=
berife @ertrub Gbritenien. Trt. qollp
@osbora. &optain spren ,Mpllcr. @lit=
fcnffaser ecberfs @uitru @el9a. Cigar
a%rbejoer Sens meller. Sbb. @aaroejer
Riels Nielien at 11bbcrub Marf pr. &az
lunoborg. @rtibar beo @igsarioet Geors
&ringc1bacb. @tonnaeeribenb Gmi1 Cd.
barb ban Mebren. Sri. @nna 8eintomp.
8arietebirettbr Mun1cbs @uitru Inua.
@rosiercr 8. gjprns 5uftru Olipia. Gnte
Nieliine 4ersion. Gnte Caroline @cn=
riticn. 9irettpr Soiepb 9olacf. 6bo.
Spmrermefter CASPER Obms. Npotbeter
6nnores Gnte 6aniine. 2aurits Sufteien
Bucb at senoer Wi1irup pr. Gltane.
@ro5ierer, mesler Greoerit Mulff. Nenl.
2aubpoft mpllers @uftru 8irtbe at 8ob1=
itrtp @totionsbp. SIR. Sitter Mnoers
Often. &ontoriit &orl 9anilo. Gptosroi
Seniens @uftru Sba. @ueufta Mabie Il
9anomanb @asmus aRasmusien. streb=
o%eribenb 9eter Gi1erfieu. Gnte Nnuo
Nie1ien. Raren G%britenIen. Tbp. grb.
Niels 6anien. SIP. Grretforbarer Gins
green's 6utru Gusufto. Bub clinton Nn=
berfon. @etsiber Oliens Gnte Rarer,
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3ul1ann.

Gn &pinbc ifalpcrct. @oo M6oli
5ollts sgifefohrif / Molborg fit en-
al Mrbci0erlferne, Wogoalcne @on=
Ien, 9aaret / en- Ma1finofsd. Sum
hlcp fl,lbitpnoi9 lfalpcret, men me:
nes Bog at bore 11benfor Qiosfure,
Tnnoet &ptnbclia. 2iget al Ell
l1ng &b1nbe fonbtes / 2imfjor0er
urfor Nolborg. Set gicnfjcn6tes Jon
Sctra Sgrine Niellcn, biemmebgren
Sc / @ibora og / Eienelte bos eta:
tionsfor1tun6eren Nprrei 11n6bD
0porlebes Eigen er fommet d"
Gage, uibcs life.
Spp Sfomoeerc / &9roabet. :
&ibora far Ser ollc Cage nnret
mango Sfomogere, 1clp ON Mn
tallet M CT / Mftogcnbe. 6or ifft
mango Mor iioen. f11rebu @Den ifclge
~Gibor9 Gifts 6olfcbloo" prol;
meo at bobe life minbrc ems 1pt
Sfomogere / @proobct.
Sient 81 Mor / iammc @aaro,
Set fpnge!ige Observation-Disclosures:
lfob far: uoocIt lin Selpme6aillt
Mes Tiplom for fang % trio Sje:
t%ienelte til CT gonmel &bi1oe
Moren Mnbersbotter, ser / 81 Ma1
bor tie1,t poa iomme @oor0 i SCR:
re 0roo (&cn6lnslal), bpis nl1urr=
renbe Gier CT Gbri1tion cScnlen.
200 Observation-Disclosures fnnbne
&co lt0gronning al Ell @oaro pao
'9iprnct al Nlga6e % Mp((ego6e
Molborg er mn ltpbt pao tpff{
Mure al Munfelten, og imelle1r
Mlrrc>1e ct ser / Sc ii61te Gage fun:
Set rp imoo 200 Men11ei fci feletter
Man n1erer at bore 1tp6t poo CT
Mltnfebegrapelie fra Set gomlt
Observation-Disclosures.
Gn @ingitplas til 10000 Sir
Morfus Seni>n fra @%pmmersboln
pco 2pSDpi, pc6 Tppling, og 8
&oi5. bar til MISUNDERSTANDING
~gcitmorS" iolat .oereY rpoe IL
Mars 6ingltplag, ion1 %fornplig It
I. Frrr1ie pao Woogcifllct / 9or:
lens. &ebcil1mmren cr ifp1ge u@or
Tens MpiS" 10000 @roner fon
to1t oa $4,000 @roner paa @il
fnar.
Tulfetinssualect 1913. Yoa e
nelbeleat Mpoc i Siprring al ra
1ifale G9lgcre / @iprrin9frcien pco
tpges Set at rctte en- Spforbrine
til Hroprietur g. Se>,ien, Nerrv
Ijnrc. ON at itille Zig. Scenic,
hor nobcot Jig nnr1nerc 8ctenf
ningsti6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13
Nmeriean Subnccp Gumpanp's Grr=
iiScnt, Eercioal g. 5ills, ITO
1coer CIT Grflrring.

Gen aicn6elie, iom Circuit
Court Of tie l1niteb 5totcs for tbe
So11tbcrn Diitrict Of Seem Dorf,
fom meo Sen 16. Nnbe>nber, lon1 Ell
Gdge al @aieiteretsoommcn 5. 20.
Moi 1911, poabp6 Sp1psningen al
Size Mmcricun tobacco Company
% sets olliere6e &ompogllicr. Sp=
l6sningcn ful9te ltrofs, bar oelpis
ipertla on1tre1t ct Nar, % / fl1lo=
itg116ig 0rben li6en 3. %. Tebr1,or
1912.
Men 6er CT en611u as fillig Mis=
foritaaelie Sngen p%eorprcnoe blmot
Publifum.
Gp Nmerican Gobocco Company
oeltagcr life / Nolitif, men MI ga
Go1gct er ober1tnoet, for bel niger,
babe noget impb en- onben Critic
ring.
S @enieenoe til &ienoelien, 0a
forltaar 6olt iom &egel fife benS
oraltiite % ra0ifale Nota1r. @pie-
1teret bob0e erflnret, at cit Gilltano
~eriItereoe, Der me0fprte Monoppl %
&tnoring at &a11bel, % lc1lote Der
for Sogen tubage til &rc05rctten
meo Snitr,ftioner, lp0en0c pao at
ct Sibspunft 1fltl6e beltemnres, life
ienere ems %. Jebr11ar 1912, Ga
oen1e 1ilitono ifllbe enoe. 5aale=
bes blep Mmcrican 9obaccc Gom-
|panp tpunget til at ior6ele
mellem fine Mftionerer
Gprbipopirer, ion bop0e gipet Ell
aorlig Snotegt al $9,000,000 %
iom berfor bapbe en- Totalper6i al
800, 900, 900.
elsie Gprbipapirer bleD u0bdlgt
at lclpe Gomitolen og 6oroelinget1
fratog Mmerican Gobacco 60. netop
set 70 alt set, iom bar blepet pao>
talt % fritiieret.
3omitolens nelte Sfriot bar at
oplgle 6orbin6elicn al SobafSfo<
brifferne, Gorem9rfer og Torret'
Ringer ti6ligere eneeiet al Slime:
ricon Gobacco 60. Site6ctfor ifab=
tee to itore Eobofsfirmoer, 2iggett
& Meper5 pg g. 2orillarb So.
&riicn Ser if11loe betoIes for
@ienbommenc hlep oglao faltiot al
.9omitolen.
Gen Splpsuing al en- ioafalOet
5ruit eiterlob BOG Sc famine Mftio=
nerer / Sc lomme &ompaanier iom
MI CT nomineIle &onfurrenter.
SsS,1tet mere fornuftigt er blepet
iagt neorgrenoe Sagen ems &reos-
BONNER Scopes l1otalelier bengang
&je1belien ublte6tes 5. 16. Mep.
1911:
u9SSnbbenoinoer moS iutlcs Mf.
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! Gbb. Metantter @ans @anien at 8allerup
Grt. Sobanne Maoien. SmeD 9eterien!
Gnte 4ne. Gnte @uftafa 2inoquif 2ano
mano Niels Sacobien at 6smb pr. Sting
feb. Gooermeter 9ibriticns 6uftru Gin,
at @reoteo pr. Bluff. &arctmagcr 9bo,
CAN'T. gosboloerfe Grt. 4sneS Nielien
&etabrater Gbritenien5 Gntc &aren
Marie Sinh. 8artbuo 1rit5 9noerjen.
Gnte Nne Niclien. Mrb. Sans getcrlen.
etibsfprer SBren1ens Gnte Nne. 6bp.
9crtsbusbolocr Ricfs 3enien. Grt. go
barnc Solbpll.
Nnmclbte fur Treoerifsbcra &rfs
Gfiftcrct.
Yaitor emeritus @nbreas Meincrt. @u=
tetr1l Marcn 2ar1en. Mrb. Qars Often.
Snge'ier Garl Quopi9ien. Operretslog.
fsrer Gpe &rarup. 5trpger1e Nanna
Often. Gntcfru Snscbors Sursenien.
tetlCl y. 4. VuIlIuelQQUrOS Ou>
tru Nnna. Sla9termcitcr Carl Yeterlcu.
Gntcfru &aren Sgrenicu. @roslerer Bror
Nallltren,. @us6eitprerinbe Moric Mplz
ler. Gntefru @ne Senien. Gpgcplcierie
4etronelle Gbrifenien. Gntefru Cline
9oiltcr. Yilotbanolcr Sopbus Botb=
tnecbt. 5pmrer Niels 9etcr1cn. ssbp.
Mrb. Niels Senlen. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@nbers Gbaloien. &eoclpas1er Mnton
81 len.
Nnmelotc ipr Nprore Wirfs Efiftc=
90 ret.
Gentpfte: Matinmeftcr N%asmusiens 6u=
itru Inna. 9ellcrup: Gnte 4oulinc Mao=
fen. 6bp. 4ropricter, 3ommcrraob Gbz
barb Scbmibt. Gntc Sortbea 9(noerlen.
Stuff 2aurita Often. Gpbprs: Murer g..
Gisncrs 0uitru 8arcn. apnsbp: Orb. 81.
6. 2arien al 9ibirtc. Gnfe Mnna Girl
itofferfeu.
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miHrnnHtn.

Gen II Nor gomle Ne(1ner
Gbriltionlon / @oibm1rn ifipo %
brebte fnrle0en en- 8ier1, Ser nejc=
6e ober 200 E1mb.
= Daniel q. 0onielipn al Gill.
man % Miis emma Mmolic Sober
bIep Sen 81. 9eoD. p%gtcntebc / &rl,-
bcns Stem i Ga0p. 8rl,6eporretS
tolrige Slrgtningcr % &enner ba1
til1teNe.