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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24
STURGEON MYSTERY
IS STILL UNSOLvED
Giant Fish Said to Inhabit
Kankakee River Near
County Line Bridge.
tBY SPOON Hook.)

The present fishing season promises
TO pass by without any solution being
arrived at concerning the alleged pres
ence of two sturgeon In the Kankakee
river. The giant members of the finny
tribe are supposed to inhabit she wa
tiers in the vicinity OF the county line
bridge and many good men and true"
swear to having seen them and some
claim they have even hooked them.
Not Impossible
The tale sounds wild and fantastic
at first, but after sober argument with
fish fans 1t does not seem so@improba-
BILE after ALL Sturgeon are not stran-
gers to the Illinois river by any means
The mouth of the Illinois is only few
miles from the county line bridge and
it is regarded as very possible that
the sturgeon might have wandered up
and Kankakee during high water and
established a residence in the vicinity
of the places where they have been
seen for the past several years.
Sing Melbourne, for one. has not only
seen the sturgeon, but has hooked one
of them. All he did was to hook the
giant, however. for there was almost a
catastrophe imme diately after Mr..
Sturgeon took the bait. He broke the
line Immediately and disappeared.
There are others who have seen the
sturgeon, or at least one of them at a
time, and are ready TO affix their sig
natures to affdavits swearing that
some sort of fish resembling man-eat-
| ing sharks are infesting the Kanka-
kee river.
| Looked Like Sperm Whale.
| William F. NMcMasters, Pride of the
Aux Sable, has seen one of the stur-
geon. He was once fishing about a
quarter of a mile below the county line
| bridge and was wading neck deep in
water and trying at the same time to
cast a dowasiac. While up to his neck
[ in aqua pura the dowagiac brought up
| a strike and it was the sturgeon. The
, frolicsome beast was in danger of
| being caught for McMasters took one
| good look at what was the end of
his line and sank slowly under water.
swimming beneath the surface to
| shore for fear the fish would see him
! and give chase He donated his rod
| reel. line and dowagiac to the fish. His
/ description of the beast is large, CT
garshaped. about six feet long and
built along the general lines of archi-
| lecture of the sperm-wha1e." Joliet
| Herald.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24
LAD CL AIMS He WAS
TAKEN TOE. CHICAGO
Chicago Twelve Year Old
Tells a Fishy Tale to
Hammond Police.

An attempted kidnapping case was
brought to light this morning when IL
year old Emmerson simpson. 4402 Calu-
met avenue. Chicago was found at the
Dixon Hotel at East Hammond where
he told that q man had brought him
from Chicago. The lad was brought
to the Hammond police station where
he told the following story to a TIMES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24
IN THE
SUPERIOR cnuRTe
and CIRCUIT UUUltuO

Journed term of court will be held on
July Is. to take up matters that may
come before It
LAKE. SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO. >
Judge Johannes kopelke-
At Crown Point.
Court has adjourned for the term.
THE LAKE-PORTER CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge w. c. McMahan-
At Valparaiso.
Court has adjourned for the term
PORTER SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge Harry ID. TufhfIl
At Valparaiso.
Court adjourned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24

State and Holman streets last night
where he was found in an intoxicated
condition.
His trial came up before Special
Judge Charles r. Dyer, who is acting
In the absence of City Judge Barnett
He entered a plea of guilty. receiving
fine of 81 and costs. Brown stated
that he was on his way to Mexico and
had stopped of at Gary and Ham
mond to see a number of old friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24
MURPHY CHILD DEAD.

Philip P. Murphy, the 2-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Murphy, 2s6
Michigan avenue, died at the family
residence about 80 p. m. last night.
following a weeks illness. Summer
complaint is given as the cause of
death
The funeral will be held from the
All Saints church tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. The Rev. Father Barrett
will offciate and interment will occur
at the St Joseph's cemetery,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24
GARY GETS
ANOTHER HOTEL

Gary is to have another hotel,
which will be erected at Ninth avenue
and Madison street for c. d. Baker
1t will cost $4,000 and will be of
brick and stone construction.
Plans for the hostelry are now be-
ing prepared by j. Hammons & Son.
First National bank building. There
will be sixteen rooms in the hotel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24

stantly growing brighter since Pur-
telie assigned his rights to others, and
II this road Is not built 1t is almost
certain that some other company will
build through here in the next two or
three years, as a result of the agita-
uon given the matter through the
Purtelle project.-Rensselaer Republic
can.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24

company is now installing lights in
the town proper. AS the company
manufacturers it's own power the
whole settlement will be Illuminated
without any great cost.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24
Coming and Going.

Attorney William Dunn, local coun-
sci for the Wabash and Pennsylvania
railroads. leaves today for an extend
ed business trip through the east.
Chief Librarian Louis J. Bailey OF
the Gary public library is home after
a short lecture visit at Richmond. in
this state, and at Cincinnati.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24
AT LOCUST HILL.

f. A Ridgley and family left yester-
day for Olney. Ill. where they will
spend several weeks vacation at Locust
Hill farm.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24

Recent car orders by the Erie, Bos-
ton and Albany, Reading, Pennsyl-
vania and other lines bring the total
announced last week to over $4,000
cars of all kinds. requiring about 160.-
600 tons of all kinds of steel 1t has
been reported that other car inquiries
have been closed. including that for
the Hartman lines, and if this is true
the total orders of the last week
would amount to several thousand
cars more. There are now pending
contracts for about $4,000 cars. which
is close to a record and nearly equal
to the total orders placed during all
1911, which only came to 10000 The
New York Central is reported TO have
inquired for 10000 cars and a number
of locomotives. Besides these large
orders and inquiries il Is thought that
many railroads. especially the smaller
ones, are holding back their INQUIRIES
until the crops are little further ad-
vanced and the present excellent out
look becomes more of a certainty.
Turn Awaya Rail Orders.
Rail mills are not taking in many
large new orders. but they are book
ed so far ahead that they have had to
refuse some orders, including $4,000
tons of rails for Canadian roads. which
will be filled in the Dominion after
having been before the American
market for some time without any
prompt deliveries.
Wages Going Up.
The Jones & Laughlin Company rnade
a general advance in wages last week
which brings the wage schedule up to
that of the United States Steel Corpora-
ton. which made advances in wages
some time ago. There has been a
great shortage of labor in the steel
district and higher prices have had TO
be paid for some kinds OF labor than
usually prevail Shortage of labor
has been one factor in keeping down
production in some mills and plants.
The hot weather and the necessity or
making repairs have also been factors
In reducing the percentage of produce
ton to rated capacity, but steel manu-
facturers are everywhere operating at
the highest rate possible under these
conditions, and many of them are
operating at close to 100 per cent of
full The United States Steel Corpora
ton has been averaging around go per
cent of full capacity. as against a
high record for the year during part
| of May and June of over 90 per cent.
| of full. The reduction is due to the
adverse influences mentioned
| Tin Plate Is Booming.
| The Steel Corporation has made a
large appropriation for the construc-
ton of more open hearth capacity for
the American Sheet and Tin Plate
company.
Steel jobbers and the warehouses
are finding difficulties in making
prompt deliveries owing to the CON
sestion OF the mills in filing the job
bers' orders. Premiums are being talk
en- by jobbers for prompt deliveries of
cast iron pipe. plates shapes and
Istructura1s.
Cast iron pipe makers are so rushed
with business that they have made q
rule that all quotations are subject tc
immediate acceptance or they will be
Withdrawn within twenty-four hours
Pipe prices have advanced SO cents q
tons to SIS a ton for all sizes from six
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24
EASTERN STAR PICNIC.

The Eastern Star Embroidery club
will hold a picnic Monday afternoon at
Robertsdale- The ladies will leave on
the 1924 Lake Shore train and will re-
turn late in the evening. Luncheon will
be served on the beach Bathing and
boating will be the chief pastime.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24
LAKE COUNTY
COURTS AT
A GLANCE

LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM NO.
Judge Virgil g. Reiter.
Information.
Court has adjourned for the sum-
mer.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM NO. ,
Judge Lawrence Becker.
Information.
The court has ordered that an ad-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24
METHODIST AID.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist church meets Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. C. o. Renollet, 74S
Georgia street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24

THE -s,ME NEWSPAPER OF LAKE
COUNTY IS THE COMPLIMENT BE-
SLOWED BIZ ITS READERS ON THE
TINES
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Snyder returned yes-
terday after two weeks camping trip
in Michigan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24
AZ PAW PAW LAKE.

Arthur Hewey and family left yes
terday for a three weeks visit to Paw
Paw Lake, Mich.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24
STOPPED IN GARY.
LANDS IN LOOKUP

George Brown, giving his home as
Homestead, Pa. en- route to Mexico,
was arrested by Officer Fandrei at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24

II you smoke a Lavender once you
will always call for them
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24

to twelve inches. with further ad-
vances contemplated soon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24

Install Lights.
In addition to installing lights
around it's mills, the Aetna Powder
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-24
EXTENSION
PRINCIPAL
RETAINED

(contfnued from Pass /,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-21
6unoreoaari9e.

6or life lnnge ii0en gao oct Ell.
gelife 9eroen96loo [imes Ell Stoti.
tiff ouer 5uHOreoaari9e ioriteIlige
Canoe, % pi tn9,r life 9etenfnina
at gengipe Den u0en COG at pile IN.
0eitaa ior oens uimoOiigelige storreft-
9eo, ifriper ugitiiGllanO5 6olfeblo0. u
@nglano ielp itiller meO 1l6
DinnO % apinoer paa oDct bunOre-
Mar, Stotlou0 bar l6, 5rlano 51S,
l5ranfrig 213, lpifIanO rs, ]torge
%, Soerrig is, 9el9ien 9 % Spo.
men l06.
5 Soeits, bpor man oog leoer
unOer lDtfeligere 6orbolo emo 5r.
lano, finoe5 Der lite en- eneite @un-
go S,s>.,.,,s ~, soosl,oo ori otin,.et u
Dem / 9alfanitaterne; 1851 9iu-
mpaien, 2Ss3 9ulgarieu % 578
/ SerbieR.
Utau pii IG99e Q}arte til, al oe
melt ciDtliiere0e Canoe otter Oenne
Statiitif bar De fGrraite Sa::;5ysoaa-
rige. Qioaite Get miu5,e neroeopri-
penoe 9ogorioert,p, De Mape prtnl-
tioe 0}esaeter isrer, oirfer iorl9n.
s1noe paa 2i5et, eaer maaite nogle
al 5orirngelig6eo lpoer iia no9Ie
9ley paa o. enfelte 9cr gs'its ilst ittta
gsgre5 on 0s.2s cc;;ss:saa.a.s9 Mo-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-21
Den norlfe Kirfe
o9 lloltiIlin9en l9l4.

Get er 6etegnen0e ior oct norIfe
Soft og oen norite airte, at man
itrofs. Der er 6lepen pIanlogt en-
ll0itiIling I ariitiania for 1911,
ira firfelig = 5nore.Qlisiions =
Sioe Gar lat Jig 9coegeIie ior at
foo Ell airfe6p9ning poa ll0itiI-
lingsplooien.
SORT boooe man tentt at bpg9e
Ell StaOfirfe, men bar M 6eilirttet
at opfere en- mo0erue airfe6Dgnina,
Der ifaG Dare en- 5Iogs N}o0eI ior
en- 9}uti0Sfirfe ltoe poo 2onOet.
Get er - iii. oariit. llfe6l." =
Qlentnaen, at airfen i ll0itillingS-
tioen ifal onpenoe5 til Gjuostiene-
tier me0 alofferingning og Moroen-
anoogt iomt 9rnoifen ON S9noo-
gene.
Gesir0en 7fal Ser / airfen fin0es
6remitillin0er al De iorifeliige fri
ileligc Girfiom6eOer5 ll0pifling gen
mem De iulmone 100 2Iar.
ll0qifterne til Glanens Sennem.
iorelie ifol 6eitrioes qennem fripil=
liQe @oDer.
ll0Itillingsfomiteen Far uOtaIt, at
ben iotte megen Bris paa, ON Ell
iaaoou airfebpquing fom Storo.
oBoa en- Uplifting" bar ll0itil.
linQSfonliteen3 1Sormdn6, 9lrfiteft
RrD0t5. u0toIt, fan Der oere me-
get. Ser 6roaer neo. 8i letter Der
Tor itor 9ris paa at iao en- airfe,
bpis aloffer faI0er til 9ln0ngt og
0pbpageIie.
5i6i llSitillinaSfomiteen en1fer, OF
6ette ifal blioe en- aloorIig no.
itilIing."
3o, ser ipneS ganife pitt at uare
en- betpoelia lSorifeI pao en- norif
oa Ell oonif l1oItillinasfonite. @}en
mon SfpIoen fife for en- itor Gel
ligger POS airfens Mpno, mar Der
fiin bIiper RIFT 9lnoninlenter, %
fife airfebnQtnger?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-21

SO 0lono Connecticut -5elget. 2tae
Stotens 9elegater er for 5oft. 5
Niasin6uietts- -6elget bar so Del.
tagere. 9e 36 0elegnter er lige.
lig 0tlt mellem Gait % 9iooepelt,
o9 De otte 0elegater vat large" bar
Jtooeoelt go0ges, tro0s De al 9too-
iepelt er nnmoOet ON at Iten1me for
Goft.
30 itore 0emonltrationer oil bl'
be 6olOt ior 9iooieOelt / Ing.
Zen f6rite bill 6lipe Ell Deception
i Gon9reis 9otels 2obbD, egentlig
fun beregnet poa 9iooiepelt 0eIeea-
ter; men oct er ion0ipnli9t, at III.
iinOer anore oil ogioa Hippo mo
Zen onoen er Nasiem6Oet ST. 5
! 9lu0itorium. Rooieoelt pil blipe
ben eneite 8aler, og bans Gale pen-
tes boOeoIa9eli9 at bile Oreie iia ON,
booO ban mener ON 0ationnlfomi.
teen og 6ens oSteom 9ioaer" Eof-
tif. 6an pil blibe introouceret al
9lleran0er s. 9eneQ.
Der er aaereoe fommet 2tnisgnin.
Ger ira ooer 10000 ON 9logongs.
bitetter. Ter er finn 1900 SGoer,
og igen flere oil 6line in0la0t.
Rao 8lotiormen iammea meO Sol.
Rooieoelt er Der giort 9In0s for oae
HooieoeIt 2e0erne, iom nh er / 9pen.
9e ierite to 9irffer SeOer Ga.
len er reicrperet for @rau0 Qlrmn
Geteraner. iom bar optaget aonpen
for HooieoeIt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-21
@clssrenOe dean.

9ismnrcf, u. ., II. SUM.
Gn og en- 6olp Somme 9iegn ialOt
i 0liOten al iorriae llae oocr ocu
oeitlige Del al 9oro 3afota Ser
bfcu bragt inO til 9pcn ira @iott
ifoite IorS6uq 9iuaitrao, iom nloal.
te iefs 300. Ogian 9urleig5 81.
er 0intcrrllgen oper en- @tanQs
@eiOe. 9ie9net par ouerroentlia oel-
gprenbe for 2in,t o. inteiaoet aorn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-21
5orite Days perf
9loOicOeltS 6Olf taber oct fDritc slug.

e6icoao. IS. sum. = Suit fer
8isconiin 0elegationen begoo ilg til
Goliieum, pe0tog ben enItenrig at
foreiloa Blo. Nlc@ooern til mioler-
tioig Oroitprer. Set iagoes, at Moo.
iepelts 6olt ogiaa oiIoe itenune ior
Gam. Oian pnaitoo, oct pil0e ppre en-
itor 9iooiuelt Seir. Rem 9)orfs
Delegation anfom 5tl. 1910, aHisrt
al Barnes. )loierpater iortalte 9or.
nes, imt ior ban 6eiieg Flatformen,
at Sait piIoe fontrolere SILL por
Sulen 9alot iDlot % totreoie0ele
al Qelegoterne par 6eres Sp.
Der. 9enniDlpania. 0eIeaaterne uopeb
.Benroe % 5Dloc0e Bill 6lDnn. 1ios
li9ere 9iceprriioent 6nirbanfs moo.
toae9 meo en- Guation, ga 6an tom.
&c to foin0elige 9elegater ira @ali.
fornia ifgnfeOes lite megen Opmprt.
iom5eo Salen par poffIo, % Ger
par lrGngiel / @an9ene 0a 3loig.
nater li0t ouer 0ii60ag falOie DIS.
Der til Or0sn. san for 63te a. for-
tolle 1eleglterne, at ost lerite Dil0e
blioe a. lo9e q ,SOtograii al SCR.
iamlingaA men bans Stenuue finoe
life 6sres. 9olitiet aioroe rpoligt /
@aagene.
SeOerne paa begBe Sioer aeg.
ter at 9ipe llOtait al oereS Blatiorm.
2las rsiite iia. oo Star ipnugleO
banner" ipiIleoes.
1ieu, 6or9er 6aIlog6on, en- tatolit
9rnit / 60icaso, Jolot 9lpbningS6su
e5lu paoIeo ira Dtisiyar. ii.-e;.- i-.s-,i., .
al ioranore oea m.0tera5.se Cele3ct.
lite. iom par oeotoget al )ia..onol.
soniteen 5aneS 8ation ira Snoia.
20 issmi.1> sc a'oraa 81 Greens
5amUs.a5.o5. 4 cSps Sc>lsjs 3es.
ilea oag noe Al 2s->sea, .notii aoos
oentiouea BAR organiiers1. c.>..3-ey
3ioie.9ates meme, ~ @aticss pc.
mersdia1 sas bel onbragt, mef sson
piISe 9ipe 6per SIDE 20 Dtinlitter
til at oebatere Spergsmoalet.
Otter at flere, iGrlia of 9looieuelts
gefrer 6aO0e uotolt is oa bppoet,
at aonbentionen bap0e Otogt til at
foronore aomiteens geitcmmelier. al.
piite gloiemoier Gaole1s 5orilng
'om itporlonentariif oa noe al Or.
oen Ierpna noininereoe ban pna
acnriteens @egnc Senator 9loot ION
miolertioie Oroitprer. Genne 9son,i.
nation iiiIotes al Ell anOen. SenN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-21
Chicago Konpentionen
bIiper mnIi9pis oobbel
JiouIcUelt Wleolemmcrne pan Sire.
oentials Numiteen trGffer iig
tilbnge.
9emOnitratiOn for @nuernGr
Sa0le1.


Set fsrite Slag mellem 6ofts
% 6ooeDelts trooper ito0 5irs
bags, 6o oct Ipffe6e8 Oe fsrite at
bplge Il. 2. Seuotor Glibu 9ioot
ira giem 9ort iom Or0itDrer me0
sos Stenrner MOD 500 for @uoer.
NOR 03c @ooern ira 8iSconiin. II
Stemmer par ipreOte og 1 itenlte
life.
SITTER 0ette filgte en- lpngere Gale
al Dir. ]ioot, bpori Dan poa DC
froftigite minoeOe aonoentionen onf
grpiioent Goits iortrGfielige 2lo.
miniitration irenbgpenDe De mon
ae otonomiife ]leformer, Der par
9ennemiort 0e ienere 2lar. bDilfet.
mente Senotoren, bnr0e oGre til.
b9rfg @rlmO III at Qipe DIR. Sait
llomnatonsn.
92en Rooieoelt Iil6pnqere par
life ooerbeurt 3e itilleoe Gns-
bags 5oriGog om 6prOring paa %
toniieitereoe Gait 9elegater me0 0a'
iormaol at iu0iGtte RooieocltD}euo
/ 0eres 9laoier.
5uoernsr 6uoleu ira lGisiouri
leOte Qlnqrabet 6nn blie6es meo
cn Zines oe6oarenOe 6urrorao6 %
2ylr6el ira 9fooiepeIt 8iG6pngerne
5elo aOifilIige ira Cats 2eir 0cI
tog I 9emonitrntioneu. 9iao6ct
= (re 1urrdraa6 ior 9oolep. ben
upitc 9rpiioeut ior De 6oreueOe
Stotcr" acnGS0 @auq efter @an9
iaa 9banilaen rpiteoc SSmiolerti0.
oa Sen aicbliffcliae @e9eiitrina par
iorbi oa 5temmeaiaDninlen ianot
Steo, ia1ot doriloact meo 5toShm.
mer moo 56l.
ST lpHge penteoe 9rGf De re
pu6lifanifc 8pffcr fom Cngoaa Nj.
ten &ooieoeIt Qlpnoenc mOer per
ionIi1 2eoeGe al 06eriten ielD, be.
aon0te at le9ge Sores 4Slaner for
ielpitPnoig SonOlina ] oen repl6li.
fanfe )}ntional.0onoention. Com
en- 3orl6ber ior bDo0 man Dcnier
pil ife BE nprmeit folaenoe 0aqc
trcf fooieoet. Dle6lemmerne poa
are0entiol5 aomiteeG iig til6a9e mc0
iamt oeres 5ororing poa Sc fouteic
re0e Deleaotie0er / aonoentcnen.
06crit 9ioo.epclt par itn0ig 0}iot
punftct ca frffe 1isfusitoncr o.
Sna1taier, ioriolenoe at tomne Il,
Slorbeo ooer. bbor itort ct 2lntal al
1elegdtars piI0e gon me0 6mn ior
at boGoe sfonoeution ct nn6et Stro
g1en, asass- set.lle--a o. 0eI eSerr3.
.;;;::Eaes, 5eor Sc seian>. H., ~
iploe ct iaa0ant Sfriot bIeu nsooen-
oigt.
uSpao mia oagear~, iaa59 Goe;a
ueil Il. tic 1eiaaaiar "a GaaS3iUe.
re, ojc1 n ipsoi1 Sis Sc itsmmas
dsSS, 55,a..,.ssss- 5,a,ss- iec. nt &c. cen te.ts -
(opmGsiiae 0}oioritct al aonpen-
ti5sers pil or9oniiere Zen iom iao.
onn, og De bil asre 0et, '6pis 0e
Far Dlo0 og tsr fpGae Ceres Ooer.
bepisning."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-21

llrolig6eOer paa Gppern. Sra Gq-
perm. melOeS, at 0en oerp9renOe
0perfonlmisipr 6ar u0ite0t en- Bro.
tlamation, bDori erfInre5, at 9pen
2imnsiol in0tiG oi0ere oil blipe be.
lat nf britiife Gropper, 0a Den til-
Iigeme0 De omliggenoe 0iitrifter er
6leoen ct Qlrneite0 for 6oritprre0ier
al ben offentli9e Or0en. Wtgoer, til
6piIfe 0}DnOig6eOerne life bar 9iuet
5illo0elie, oil bline opI6ite, ON ior.
n00ent Oe0 Sielp af 6ropperne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-21
2t. Mar9.

Stjaalne 0filiter- 0ofltmetter.
gerIin 3. sunni. Otter 6Oao glaoene
me00eler, bar Der afbigte g6ot 2tr-
tiIleri Depotet / Spnn0au fllr0et ct
5a06ruO SteO. bet ffnI opre lpffe-
0es 9quene at 6emn9ti9e Jig 100
Segnit9er al bi9tige 9onitruttioner
al ISfptS0ele 8Dpene bar opbrlrot
ct Sta6, boori 3egningerue opbeba.
reOe8, og looet oft an0et ur6rt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-21

Sroos 1nits 2eoernes Scir ior
Oroitprerpoiten I aonoentiancn oa
9iooieoelts misIpffeoe isorieg pna at
Dinoe De 80 fonteitere6e 0elcaotip-
Der aonbentionen. 6erifcr Ser boa
alt nnOet ems Seirstrpg6eo hos SC
ieirenSe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-21

=. @oc6ene itoO rem paa BIatior.
men og nominereoe @uu. Qlc8oOern
zen iano Brogre9iio", iom miOler.
tboig 0roItprer. ,Slere iefonoereOe
0enne Domination.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-21

Sitllotionen aino Sra @efing
meIoeS, at Der igen er uo6rltot llro-
Iig6eOer ben ip0Gi9e 9el al Brooin-
len SJ6anii / 9tor0fina. SopOater, Der
tiI66rer ct benrmeligt 5or6un0 rS-
Der og plpnorer. 0g'oa i Sbontung
aerer BET 6etenfeIigt. Sra 9rooin-
ierne Itr0nmer Ser Gele9ronmer in0
til 0ainiiteriet og Senatet meo Gp.
for0ringer til life at ita0fGite oct
tore 2oan 6eren iiges at pnre
oilli9 til at mo0tage en- Del al fin
Coming i rationale 9apirSpenge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-21

9loret pau 9alfan. Solonifi 4.
SNlni. 3a0il @nic6a me00eler: Sioen
/ lSon0ags bar itore Sforer 9lrnnn-
ter (eQer 2Gl6aneiere) ianlet ia /
0megnen al s5pef gtuoieIig sennem-
6ro0 Sc ct 9tntal al 1000 0}pn0
Sc fremihlote troopers Sti(Ging 81
ter Ell poI0iom aarnp lpffe0es Oct
Iropporne 6elDis at tr9nqe 9fruau-
terne tiI6a9e og at reo0e 5pef. Sa-
0il @aic6o moatte 6nrtigit mtIi8t
oTienoe , 9otailloner oerti( % pe0
6ipIp al 0i5ie lpffe6es set trooper.
lie at 6lipe 6erre oper 2ln9ri6erne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-21

5 @aIat5 5ar en- 8roie5iorS s.
oarige Sen ooer5plOt lin iopenoe
6aOer me0 2Petroleum og lat SO
pao. 8rofe5ioren 060e al 9ranoiaa-
rene. Brengen flyer, at 5aoeren bao.
De mis9on0let 9ons 03oOer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-21

01ongenillionnren @iOener / 6i-
Ga0ebfio, Der miite0e Ell Sen pe0 ri.
tanic -aotaitrofen, ifal til 0iinOe ON
5ennens 9gO 9ope ifnnfet 8 Ddu.
Coll. til Opferelien al ct 3jem for
oanfere 9srn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-21

9ilfop oa @1iG(ionbeSraper. &a-
ris, 3. 2atni Oloo 9iffop GaiteIIon
/ 0eane C7ep. 9aSics 9(lpes) er Ser
reiit 9lnflage ior at booe beoraaet
Senlinarier oq @eloareubeoSulital-
ter | 9iIpeOsnnet til ct iamIet 9e.
(o6 al 100000 8rancs @iifoppen
tilbooeoiIte @oor ira @rroifeftolen
6eItemt oenne SigteIir. Sans Sag
pil fonrne for 9letteu Ser t3. os,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-21

aonitantinopel, 8. SUM. Set er
III fonItateret, at Der De0 9ran0en
/ StombuG 6leo s6eIagt 1921 9uie,
t19 9utiffer, 3 0loifeer, I Sfoler,
2 9ooeanitalter og 1 mlt6omeOanif
aloiter. Sfa0en nnilaaS til 20 .Qtiu.
6rancs.