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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
Of ECONOMY
DISCUSSED IN SENATE
Senator Kenyon Refers to
Massage Cream" and Pub
lie Building Bills.

Answering the arguments of economy
which are being raised against the pas
sage by the Senate of the Sherwood dol
!ar-a-day' pension bill. Senator Kenyon
of Iowa In speech in the Senate yes
terday directed attention to the passage
by the Senate of a bill appropriating
$4,000 for the erection Of a public build
ing in Sundance Wyo., with its 2S1 in
habitants, and to the purchase of white
duck trousers for Senate employees and
massage cream tar shompoo" and
''dandruff cure for the use of senators.
''One Of these palatial public buildings"
Senator Kenyon remarked, referring to
four bills recently passed for public build
ines in little towns in Wyoming and Itch.
was at the beautiful city of Sundance,
in Wyoming. with its 81 energetic peo-
pie. Ten years ago Sundance had 29l
great city, fifty miles from a railroad.
with total receipts of $2.40O a year. had
lost ten Of it's great citizenship, and we
find ourselves here appropriatlnS, when
$4,000 for a public building at Sundance.
If Losses Continue.
And if Sundance keeps on losing in
population as 1t has the last ten years
in another ten years, If our magnificent
government building is constructed. the
entire population of Sundance can gather
in some of the rooms or in the magnifi-
cent elevators and be absolutely lone
some and Sundance be indeed deserted
village"
Senator arren Of Wyoming, hurriedly
the chamber during this remark and in
-
the population Of only one precinct.
What. then. is the population of Sum-
dancer" Mr.. Kenyon asked. Mr.. Warren
said he would give the figures in his own
time.
Senator Lea, who has moved recon-
sideration of the vote by which the bill
for the public building at Sundance was
passed. Joined in the colloquy, and both
he and Mr.. Kenyon were persistent in
asking Mr.. Warren to state the popula-
ton Of Sundance. Finally Mr.. Lea re-
marked:
is quite fair in trying to skin down the
senator from Wyoming. Sundance may
grow In the meantime and there may be
a perfectly proper reason for withhold
ing the information"
How About Iowap
Mr.. Warren then. came back at Mr.
Kenyon by saying that Iowa was dotted
with public buildings. Mr.. Kenyon an
swered that he recently refused to intro
duce a bill for a public building in a town
of 1900 inhabitants. Senator Sutherland
OF Utah, chairman of the Senate COM
mittee on public buildings and grounds
said he was curious to know the name of
the town.
81 am equally curious to know the
population of Sundance,' retorted Mr.
Kenyon
At another point in his speech Senator
Kenyon referred to the purchases Of COS
metfcs, as shown by the report of the
secretary of the Senate, and asked what
brand Of economy was shown when such
purchases were made. When smile went
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
Wedding Guests Are Locked Up.

ITHACA, N. Y. March 29.-In order to
escape the rousing send-ofr planned by
their friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cross.
who were married last night, locked the
wedding guests in on the third floor OF
the house Of ex-Mayor Miller. the brides
uncle, where the wedding took place, and
made good their escape. The wedding
guests were liberated by Cornell stu
dent who made rope out of bunting
and slid down to the ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
TWENTY RIOTERS BEHEADED.
President Of China Apologies TO,
Murder 0f German Suh;ac<

SEATTLE. Wash. March 29-Oriental
papers received here say President Yuan
Shi Kai Of the Chinese republic has writ
ten a letter to the German minister ex-
pressing deep regret for the murder al
Tientsin March OF DR.. Schrey er, a Ger.
man subject.
According to the papers, no action by
the German government was expected
DR.. Schreyer was an employee of the Chi
neSe maritime customs service. Twenty
Of the rioters concerned in his murder
were arrested and beheaded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
GLORIOUS HAIR FOR WOMEN

Your Money Back, Say
Jas. O'DonneIl and Henry
Evans, if PARTISAN
SAGE Isn't the Most De-
lishtful Hair Dressing,
Grower, Beautifier and
Dandruff Remover you
ever saw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29

Try it, ladies' on that fair and square basis
Surely you don't want to experiment with COM
mon commercial tonics. when a large bottle OF
PARTISAN SAGE costs but 80 cents.
There Is a reason for the phenomenal sale of
PARTISAN SAGE in the United States since it
was first introduced into America, and the sales
this year breaking all records.
And the reason is plain to all: PARTISAN
SAGE does Just what 1T is advertised to do.
There ia no reason whatever why any man or
woman should fail to take advantage OF the
above generous offer.
But one thing that has made PARTISAN SAGE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
Pioneer Mormon Dead.

SALT LAKE, CITY. Utah, March o.
Bishop Hyrum Clawson, pioneer of 1s4S
secretary Of Brigham Young, is dead
here. aged eighty-five. He leaves a wild
ow. twenty-seven' children, one hundred
and forty-five grandchildren and four
teen great-grandchildren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29
MRS. LUCY B. BINGHAM
BURIED IN GLENWOOD
Was Resident Of Washington for
Nearly Thirty
Years.

The body of Mrs. Lucy Beard Bingham,
for many years a resident of this city,
who died Wednesday. was inferred in
Glenwood cemetery.
Rev. DR.. U. G. b. Pierce. rector of All
Souls Unitarian Church, of which Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-29

around the Senate chamber Mr.. Kenyon
remarked:
These are small things. about which
one may laugh and joke, but every dollar
spent for them is a dollar taken from the
people for the support of the government.
We enjoy these luxurious surroundings
and say We are going to economic on
pensions for the old soldiers"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
RICHIE Is
REGULAR NOW
REPUBLICANS OPENLY ENDORSE
THE REGULAR TICKET.
Followers Of Roosevelt. Prior TO the
Convention. Are Now in Line
For President Taft.

Special Dispatch TO the Inteiligencer.
ELLENBORO. W. Va. July o.
The harmony spirit is strong among
Ritchie county Republicans where
some OF the strongest supporters OF
Theodore Roosevelt live. Since the
Chicago convention declared that VIM.
II. Taft should be the standard bear
er Tor another time, all the loyal Re-
publlcans In this section have fallen
into line. and will work hard to roll
up an unusually large majority for
the Grand old Party. DR.. w. r. Tai
belt. formerly chairman OF the county
committee. and one OF the strong IT.
X. men prior to the ection OF the ma
tional convention. has issued a state
ment through the press advising every
loyal Republican TO support the reg
plar ticket. and with the exception OF
perhaps hat a dozen disgruntled IN
TeHaoles, there will be no dewlections
from the ticket in Richie
Tho candidate for Judge in the
Third judicial district. Homer B.
Woods. OF llarrisv!lle. will be a tower
or strength 10 tho ticket this fall
Judge Woods is now on the last leg
OF his first term on the bench. and
seeks reelection. The Judge has
proved his ability and is an able FUR
list. loved and respected by all. ire
spectlve Of party affiliations. Richie
also swells 10 tho point % bursting a
. Waistcoat button over Sherman Rob
lnson and Nike Duty. candidates for
house OF delegates No county could
send ADLER men 10 Charleston. and Mr..
Robinson will be a prominent candl-
date for speaker OF the house.
Major j. Clint Lacy. who slipped
into the legislature two years ago in
the Democratic landslide. and who Is
tho recognized representative Of the
Gold Dust Twins" In this region.
failed 10 get even a mention Of an on
dorsemcnt in the county convention
the other day. as the TAYLOR county
ch.ettain. Col McGraw. had a strong
following in this county. and is now
grooming himself for tho race for the
: senate. and being familiar with the
methods OF the fountain pen and the
check book gang. will likely he Of.
Tered for slaughter and Joe Gray Of
Elizabeth. will do the Job Tho So
ciniists have mentioned n fan county
ticket, with barney Rear for sheriff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
SENT TO JAIL
Three Boys Charged Win Stealing
Bananas Sent 70 Jail BY Squire
Bailey

BEFORE Squire Bailey ir thc county
jail last evening John Flanagan aged
-. and Henry Jones. aged 10. both
of East Wheeling. and Frank Lceato.
aced 70 OF Pittsburgh. wore given n
bearing clsrsri with stealing ban
canas from Frauzeu fruit car Boz
The TWEEN .l street produce wards.
tho trio being arrested by Special or.
fccr Harlan. ~ the % A. % forato
pleaded guilty and was fined g. and
costs or 800 days. Will" 'hn boys. who
claimed that they we're sent into the
car 90 do the stealing by LeFato. got
OF with fem DAYS
Tt" squire GOO his talk with the
boys stated that there is great
amount or stealing from OBJ" produce
yards being done now. and that 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
MOUNDSVILLE
E-ay sp-.ksr. Ter oooa Eo-4s

4 Part q tn llsf 20 sr~aarre f.r -
Coc1 Rcads Assnciafior -l--r.rE rr rs
hid ~ Ftilnrs grove "r AaEast -tr
ras b~su made 10 irrlaa.rE H.r lr
d T. HaEslf Hor es. iauErIlr
hon Chas LiEht Hnn "a a. lUr. h.r
Davis. Mo have rrurnl--f o. affsra
TIE nesting ElEEs pr-sldert nf
the houndsfllle Auto cab tas eharEe
OF the selling % the tirkstr tr tnif ..fF
ana they we're PLACED m sale festsrda ~
evening Your counties fn West r-
Einia- one Ia p~ngsvlNanla and three
regular 5000 roads organ nations are "a
the head - the cel-bratlar which
promises 90 BE- the most noteworthy
road gathering IN an. history - tns
STATE In the above llsf 90 speakers
Will be noticed % two ~andidates Tor
governor and ConRrer-rnar. and fhs
FORMER commissiouer OF public high
ways OF the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
PREDICTS VICTORY
FOR TAFT In STATE

crease West virginia r. distinctly a
protective tarif and Republican state.
and the Republicans o. Vest Virginia
viii 50 register their ballots
IN the light % the action % the
Huntington convention Ia turning
down samuel Woods. erstWhile candl-
date Tor governor. and then again can
didate for Congressman-atiarge thu
query o. the Petersburg Dispatch
News as 10 Who Urged sam Moods. %
becomes more pointed and interesting
than ever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
eLossIT makes old things new
Fund Continue. - Co.

nc Miners Relief Fund confirreg %
E.,.o- shd Is now past the 81 900 marx
l.tseT ,- Dr b. VI, spur received a
MANAGER OF tho Panama Cal .. enc '.... a
Snlns a check for $500 and also sen
r rn.tr deepest regrets and heartfeit s,r1-
49, - tne families or the miners A
80 vas also received from, a. -
"a, Sas,s: or Wheeling. general ma-orer 81
80 heellng Traction Corran. s.a-ct
'iat n was mailing q crel.fa f,- ta-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
To Reopen zia. TIN. Morning.

The management 81 the Panama Coal
tompant have repaired the coal min.
- winch the ga- explosion occurred q
few DAYS ago and the mine will re-
sumo operations this morning u BE-
eaner ted that about one hundred miners
VII be ready for work this morning
company have advertised for TWEEN
ty-hNe miners a. they have a la-re con
tract and are rushed with orders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
Miner Improving

henton Davis Who was .a..-r. A
tNeen TWO car af the Fort Pic c.,r
i,nIne across tho river from This -t-,. 90,
49, ftidaN evening just before mo ~
qult Tor the daN. and who v.- fr-Cr .
noNed 10 the Glendale hospital he ~.
Io,ted as Seturg along very nicel. ami
ne was injured internally. h.. ,t.s t-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
Socialists Held Ms.t,ng

a., me Moundsville SociaIists Ser.,. NJ.
-, .skuIaT weekly session last everi,e
~ ~, tne,r headquartcrs IN the NfarsEaii
90 uuiIding Many important rnst.
rs were brought up during he r,oa,
f.s and much business was transsr,oT
a no, t,seiy mat the Socialists will hold
inOlhlnate their candidates FOR tte ce- ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
Engineers 20 Ma.

INC stationery engineers ~ this Cleo.
, ,s, called "A special meeting % ie ref.,
80 evening In the Marshal. r'o-.,f,.
.liA pnlloinc, on tho third floor All
snsI.etfs or this city are -.~re-tl,. ~.
SS.s,.e 70 attend. AS matters ~ --u~h
importance VIII h- lp FOR cons. Ie-s.lo--'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23

The Glendale road below the hospital
Or below etop 2siS - being repaired
oy the Wheeling Traction COMPANY.
~ request or the officials Of the nos
pital aud other residents IN ,bis $500,
When the brick paving is cornDlctcd
.no THIS portion or the road repaired
~ VIII make travelling along this road
very nice Cinders are being hauled bv
M traction Company and will 10
leveled down and made hard 81. - -,
ct the large roller now being used 4,
.ne upper end Of tho road for the nav
ing which Is nearing completion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23

Pelky and VIE. VIII ZONES erl '..!
happ returned home sunday eve1tn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
River May Reach rwen.v.r.v. r..,

DurinF The past fow dsva a. -cro,,
" ms nave caused the-fiver 10 rise and
" onho to-dsy IL has been stated M
y my reach about twenty-five feet a,
-, roln,' This stage of water Will
out may touch faAv OF tho ra-da1s =,
ne lower lands. and cause a little dam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
EoiToR BoIoEs. o. CHARLES
TON NAIL. GIVES INTERVIEW
says That osNso7 Activity VIII Hsrt
Roosevelt Cause Instead
OF 7eipins a.

Editor U A Bolden. o. the Charles
iuu Mall vas visitor ia the city
yesterday. Mr. Holden u one OF the
most active aud Influential Republi-
can leaders % the KanaWha Valley.
and has taken a prominent part In the
presentation OF President Tafts
claims In that section To a reporter
OF The Intelligence. Mr. Bolden said
While there Is considerable quiet
feeling expressed by Roosevelt follow
ers In our section OF the state. the
situation is improving daily. and
am confident that President Taft will
eventually secure the very large ma
lority OF the votes from our section
The center OF Roosevelt activity right
now Is in Adjutant General Elliott's
Office in the State House. and Mr..
Dawson and General Elliott and
others have been busy for some time
trying 70 organize a Roosevelt move
ment In this state. W. VI. o. Dawson
In, OF course. the prime mover In the
Roosevelt cause in our section: but
Mr. Dawson himself has bat few fol-
lowers in the Kanawha Valley, and |
think II Will be found that his personal
strength Is very small Instead of
helping the Roosevelt cause Mr. Daw-
sons activity is likely TO hurt II.
There Is no question, OF course.
as TO Col. Roosevelt's personal popu-
larity several months ago. but thous-
ands of Republicans who favored him
for the presidential nomination orig.
inally have long since changed their
minds. My prediction Is, that the third
party convention at Charleston on the
goth will not be az large or as enthu.
astlc as the movers in Il anticipate
Among the prominent Roosevelt PEG.
pic who have declared for regula rity
In our section arc such mon as Hon.
G. W. Dillon, Hon. Chas W. Swlsher,
both prominent candidates for Cover.
nor. and Mr. Houston O. Young. who
was secretary OF the Roosevelt organ.
ization previous 10 the convention.
think that the large majority Of our
Republicans will prove TO be regular
and VIII accord their national candi.
date hearty support"
Failing Into Line.
Tho Fairmont West Nlrglnian
which has heretofore not taken any
part On the controversy between Pres.
exceedingly able editorial. argues in
favor of loyal support for President
Tart by AN Republicans OF West Vlr.
cinia
The Preston News. newspaper
supposed 10 represent particularly the
Views az Col :. 49, Montgomery. one
OF the Roosevelt leaders co. Preston
county. announces that Mr. Monteom.
cry Will not follow w. ". O. Dawson
iu the third party movement. The
News declares that Mr. Mon; Comory
Is a Republican and viii support the
regular Republican party nominees.
Thus from all over West virginia
comes cheering news for Republicans
Slowly hut gradually all Of tho cle
mcnts o. the Republican party are
bo.r- welded toge;ohr back 81 the reg
uiar Republican candidates There
viii he some Gisscutcrs. but they VIII
grow less IN numbers. instead OF IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23

must be broken up lie stated that
an who are hereafter arrested on
such charges viii be dealt with
harshiy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-23
JUST A HINT

Don't your chandeliers look pretty
bad Wouldn't you have Them refnished
n the cost was reasonable Phone W. or
drop Us card and haze our representa-
tive call When YOU ma out how little
Il costs you viii certainly have the work
done. We do all kinds OF plating po,-
ishing and art metal work. a satisfac-
tory Job guaranteed
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-05
6rue Sirfe5 Srano.
ct triit 80 Mars Minoc.

TirieSoo bar set so Iar iioen
@rre &irfes @ranb / Solpr bin
FinieSoo oeu 90 Moi 1922, ga t13
Wenneifer brpnote inbe. Otter ct
2porters Iorlcb oar al uibere Neo'
nina unuIiq, % irOeu Ell Simc nor
Sen t~iprcbrpo0e Temmerttrfe gdot
90 / 9iter. @lommeu bar Ienere tot
airfeaaaroen. Solicit itnrmeNe oilot
moo 9srene, tiIoeI& ogino til @ill'
bucrne. iom bar inlao nq hoit oppe,
men melt NOS norore CIR, iom IL
ueIon Sc andre off inc oa oerfor
let hlffet fig. iprIiQ ga en- Ntpn9oe
Tof ira @nIerict Itrsmmet neNoner
Gruppen Bag Tpren % trpffeoe boa,
NcIc Muoneoen hauoe oTret tor,
oa @inicNoq ror flor OF parnr, meo
SpSocitoino.
Wou bar oIorig foot HeNc poo,
huorIe6c& 9ran0en fnm op "@uo
| mau rioc, ON set Nunfle hcri roacn'
iirbe fun opfIores, "Yfrcp SoQneore'
ten. &eSIerbcrQ. 8 FIN 300 "airfc,
bronSen | @rllc" meb6eler &riitian
Gitbcrq ON fIere RnQter % @iet'
niuaer. Gil at trnoe TItcrIuieue
mes bar airfetieuerr 'om ponIip ira
en- Stlte @Isr. meS 9lifc oper. / ei
QourmcIt WoIm RsqcIicSfor FRO Sc
fatolIfe Si6er 49, mes 9uithll |
9aagct. Soa ifiiIoe Ell @uiIt farei
ub; men SoIf. Iom nor mcS Tan'
sen. zoo inaer @riit. Soa IfnIbe
ct @rprb9lus hd trnbt Oh, oaioo
@ieminq. SoIf irbe ! airfcu berts
mibt unoer YrGfener ON @eir %
SIb Ell Smelo, Ell iterf Tuuber, Tom
ct Soroenbraa, eller iom Sirfetaor.
net ifulbe iaIot neo.
On GmbeoSmaub, Tom - u6er
at ie Sl6 inbe. bare herte CT @raa
bar en- Of Sc alerfsrite, Tom fen
no, iaa neberit paa a~irfeioSen en-
lioen ganife flor Sl6itraaIe, ION
itrar meS lpriuar Sart for OBJ efter
belle S9gaen. llScper @rehen bap.
Dc ineen bsrt noeeu Sorbcn. @ar
mao NOT Der, uastet oct Hare @eir
heler i9nfe paa @Ieftrieitet eno pac
| @Isr % 6prelas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-05
Yurpur.

Sl6ti6ens Gurp,tr itammer frn Ell
SnegG, gplpita, iom | &egelen bare
err opffet al et falfagtig eler bor1t-
ootia SinSe, men life banner no.
get Sneglebus. Gen forefomnter |
@ioSeIhapet OF / atlarterbabet. Sra
ct b~lpreagtigt Organ icm logger irit-
Ser 9appefligene, uoionorer Sateg-
lem en- rsopiolet @eoife, iom tiener
3pret iom Soripurspaoben. Soet
BET nenrIig iprsiter @9oifen no, op.
naor BET for BET fsrite of grnmIe
@mSet til, iaa at Oct fan faa SiS
til at ifiuIe fig, for Oct anoet lager
oen Sorfslgeren paa Slugt peo BEN
mpbbpoeIige Sl,gt os fan eroog hrn-
be minore Spr peo BEN Sift, iom
@eoifen i~rbebolber.
Set Sarpeitpf, iom Snegleu no-
filler, err efter al Sonbipdigbeo
SIbtibens este Gurpur, Der efter
Sagnet bIep opbaset pae BEN Weda'
De, at en- Sino fit farpet Smioel
rsb peo at bibe iitpffer en- 1urparr'
inegI. Selpe Sncglen er fort meo
sraa Sleffer. S uoporet Silitano
er ben 6-S Somrner lang. Rortt'
eiIerne faIoer ben ASornopretA
SrunifmGnoene os Spiferne 81
barren. Gen erri9rer iig al Mlger
o. Hubes peo De portiigiiife apiter
ii Zig M9nebe, at naar Storlner
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-05

bar orepet iIono Rasier of benz,
iorpeiter De 2itftet / ben Grab,
at Der uobrpSer epioemiife Sgsoout.
me bIduot 9pitbefoIfningen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-05

| bSic. Stic pule ! ihlcitS 9SNISettoc
maa pi itaa ianilet; men oeina noar
bet gi9lber at benare % forplante
oen berlige &liIturifat pi eier.
Get er Conner al @orge"s Sp-
sape at sisre bette; men Tom 2osc
bar ben forfeilet og bill f~orfeile fit
Maal.
@i ma gisre Soreninsen til EN-
Sorening for aIIe Rorompno, og
for of bette tan tie, maa pi faite
Sogefaaben all
@i mtaa faa Srbet "&itual" paa
Der. 8i bar ineen &et til bette Orb.
Oct betpber "&egIer for reIteisie Ge-
remonier", o9 1togen Geligion bruger
Ri 10 life / "Ssnner af 1orge". Stor-
logemsoet piloe for To slar iioen life
faite bette Orb, forbi BET life flrnoe
finbe noget beore at Iette iitebet. Get
bar Ell oaarlig ltnbifploning, og en-
bper buroe ie, bpor oumt bette bir-
felig par. cling, hi life bar Het til
at BRUCE, er oct ielpiagt hi maa fate
paa 8sr.
So%reningen Der / Wabiion bar
f~oreilaaet "Wsbe-H esIer". Set Orb
inobefatter alt, bpao Der bebspes for
at gipe en- iaaban gos Rapn, og oct
bar ben Soroel, at oct er Norif, ial-
falb iaa gobt "Higsmaal", iom hi
fortioen bebsper at br,ige. Waoiion-
Soreningens &eprpientanter til
Iarsmsbet | Sarge, 90. g., agter at
gisre alt, bpao De fam for at faa Or
BET "HitlaI" no og ct norif Napn lat
iiteoet.
Sg bette Rapn "2oge" = bpab
ifal bi nleb set? Set gisr inaen
8apn, men tpertimob flor Sfaoe.
Spab ifal pi iaa meo betS
IHe, Ger er in~teresiereoe for Rorif-
oommen Der / Sanoet, pil gierne ie,
at "Spnner al Norge" porer fig ltor
og iterf = at ben fan bIi Ell Natio-
%nalforenins for bort SoIf / Better
beimen. Mel for at bette fan naaes,
maa pi babe &irfefolfet meo. 8latlot
oisie finoer ri Srobpggerne blalot
oS. Se bar reijt bore Sfoler, bore
8arnebiem, bore a~lOer6omsbiem og
bore &irfer. Oe bar b9ret os er ges
rerne for Rorifoommen.
81 bar life Haab til at bore Dem
foruoen / bort "Ssnner og 9stre al
Norge Sorbuno".
Ween bporom fol Ri iaa faa bem2
SO, peb at faite Sroet "&itual" og
Sogepeienet paa Dor. 81 bpr life
itaa / Sumlag meo SnItitutipner, Der
laper Jig &eligioner, naar Dor Sor-
ening life befatter fig meo noset iaa-
oant.
st "Ssnner al Iorge" ifal bli en-
Nationalforening for os gtorbm9nb
| Imerifa bsr bore Ell Sierteiag for
ale. 90 meb Dor goOe Spge- og
Sipsasiurmtce fan bette tie = og oct
| en- nar Sremtib.
SerneIt bsr "Senner al Horge"
% "Setre al Norge" bore cen Sor-
ening. Set CT life &et, at Ssnner
og Sstre al Horrenaitammet iaale-
oes ifal itaa ifilte / Soreningslioet,
naar oct iaa let fan laoe Jig gigre at
forene Dem. Set fan beler life bli
tale ON en- "Rationalforening", iaa-
l9nge Wano og Some, Sgiter og
9rpr, Mor og Ssn life fan itaa Jam.
men.
Nten en- goo Gro paa Dor Sremtib
iom NoromGnb / bette 2ano giper
os &raft, Wtob til at forene %
jamie. Sg buff enbelig Stples Sro:
"@f 9raaber i~ammenianfeS
De mango gptfe imaa,
iom r,aar De iammenranfes
blir til ben ltore aa;
= oct proper fart ben S9re,
bpis Sanobeb tibt err iagt
til 9rooerifabets Sgre,
at gnigbeo CT Waet."
2ao "Ssnner og Sstre al Norge"
bli ben "Itore @a", SamlingSmerfet
- Dor rationale Screening | Slime
rifa!
WabiIon, @is., Sen lite Suli 1912.
Soban Snren.