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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-01-12
Foreion Events.

War continues in many parts of the
earth, although the speech Of the, Brit
ish foreign secretary, Sir Edward Grey.
seems to have dissipated the clouds
hanging over England and Germany..
There have been one or. two issues OF
veracity between Sir Edwardsand the
German foreign minister, Herr Won
kiderlen-Waechter, but nations seldom
go to war over matter of veraeity be:
tween their minister's ~ .as7
Italy is still plugging away at the
Arabs and Turks in Tripoli, and there
is hope that she may conquer her new
province some day. ~
The Chinese reyolutionists ace yet
revoluting, although Yuan Shih Kai
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-01-12
They Were Now Out of Sight Of Land

He found 1t at last in the locker and
held it in his hand unsteadily-a COM
pass Then he compared his map.
We've changed ou" direction" he
said, land come int the wind. I
can't make it out We've turned away
from New York to the south. Almost
as If we were going to take hand
He continued talking to himself for
some time.
Day came, wet and windy. The win
dow was bedewed externally, and they
could see nothing through it. 1t was
also very cold, and Bert decided to
keep rolled up in his blankets on the
locker until the bugle summoned him
to his morning ration. That consumed,
he went out on the little gallery, but
he could see nothing but eddying
clouds driving headlong by and the
dim outlines Of the nearer airships.
Later in the morning the Vaterland
changed altitude and scared up sud
denly in high. clear sky, going, Kurt
said, to height of nearly $4,000 feet.
Bert was In his cabin and CHANGED
to see the dew vanish from the win
dow and caught the gleam Of sunlight
outside. He looked out and saw once
more that sunlit cloud floor he had
seen first from the balloon. and the
ships of the German air feet rising
one by one from the white. as fish
might rise and become visible from
deep water. He stared for moment
and then ran out to the little gallery
to see this wonder better Below were
cloudland and storm, great drift Of
tumbled weather going hard away to
the northeast, and the air about him
was clear and cold and serene save
for the faintest chill breeze and 4
rare drifting snowflake. Throb, throb,
throb. throb, went the engines In the
stiffness. That huge herd of airships
rising one after another had an effect
OF strange, portentous monsters break
ing into an unfamiliar world.
'a-lsal rTn be aontinuad.1
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-01-12
Retirinq Old Guard Officers.

Shifting to a more martial subject,
the national guard Of New York re-
tired all officers over sixty-four years
Of age on Dec. 81. Some of these Of
ficers were past seventy. There has
been growing tendency In recent
years to make the national guard Of
the various states conform more close
ly to the rules Of the regular army.
which in case Of war it would be call
ed upon to supplement.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-01-12

part of the campaign, but it must not
be supposed that the real beginning
is delayed to that time A long prep
aration is necessary, including the
gathering of names bringing of mail
ing lists up to date, selecting litera-
ture, preparing for conventions, choos-
ing speakers and attending TO thou
work Urey Woodson of the Democratic
national committee opened headquar-
ters in Chicago as early as last No
vember
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-01-12
PROLOGUE OF THE STORY.


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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-01-12
A GLANCE AT WORLD AFFAIRS. Al s

door national athletic championship
events held at Madison Square Garden,
New York, starting Dec: 2G, > This is
among the last Of the affairs that will
be pulled off in this. historicf building,
as 1t Is to be torn down shortly. On
Dec. p the Canadian hockey season
opened. The following day the Na-
tional Collegiate Athletic association
of the United States met in New York
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-01-12
Another Peace Banquet,

Despite the fact that the earth r.
hlled with wars and rumors of wars,
the peace advocates are still busy. ON
Dec. 30 the citizens peace banquet
committee performed its allotted fhhc-
tions by holding peace dinner in
New York. Strange as it may, seem,
the event came dangerously near to
war with the American Peace society,
headed by Andrew Carnegie. When
we cannot even keep the peace be
tween peace societies; what hope is
there for the unregenerate? - ,''e.,- -
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-01-12
Notable Scientific Conventions.

At the same time the historians were
gathered at Buffalo and Ithaca several
scientific conventions We're in session
in Washington. Among these We're the
American Association For the Ad-
vancement of Science, the American
Chemical society and the American
Economic association. Each Of the con-
ventions extended from Dec. 27 to 80
The subject Of pure foods and drugs
was among those discussed by the
chemical society.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-01-12
Echo of Thaekeray Centenary.

The centennial celebration Of the
birth of William Makepeace Thackeray
was generally held last July, but one
in New York was delayed until Dec
%. The proceeds of this went to the
benefit Of Virginia mountaineers.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-01-12
Committees GETTING Busy,

Both of the national committees have
opened headquarters and are in active
preparation for the big fight The Re-
publican committee met in December
and the Democratic committee will
soon convene. 1t is generally believed
that the Democratic national conven-
ton will be called to meet soon after
that Of the Republican. These gath
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-01-12
Athletic Events.

Despite the fact that midwinter is
not good season for sports. three
athletic events Of some Importance oc-
CURED during the past week. The first
Of these In point Of time were the In
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-01-12
din of ushering in the new
year being all over and gone,
the various reform resolutions

having been made and some
or them already broken, the natural
query is, What of 1912? The only
thing we know for sure Is that a pres
idential election will be held this year,
maneuvering for which is already 60
Ing forward. One peculiar feature Of
the contest is that presidential prima-
ries will be held in several states,
thus giving the voters chance to
give their direct preferences for can
didates on both sides. Some Of these
primaries come as early as March.
Thus the battle may be expected to
continue with ever increasing fierce
ness for the next ten months.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-01-12

seemingly has firmer grip on the sit
uation. 1t now appears probable that
some sort of limited monarchy will
result in China, with the Manchus
singing rather small
Persia has given in to Russia. and
1t seems only question oil time until
the country will be divideh between
Russia and Great Britain. L1B1
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01

The hig Mahuncy store opening
has been postponed one week, 10
Monday, March H. owing to the
vast amount Of work required e"
put things in order. 1t will he %
hummer, and Mr., Mahoncy invites
Luna County to come and See him.
The great Crcatoro and his match.
less band will actually be- in Drming
Saturday evening, March o. Il
seems almost too good to Ice true.
Reserved seats open at kinnca' =
March 9TH. back rows reserved.
81 80, Sl.oO, - cents,
IN article appeared in the Fl Paso
Herald, under the caption, Well
Drilling in the Mimbrrs Valley in
which the term Rotary Rigs was
used. This does not mean the au-
ger OF boring machine which has
been So successfully employed here
in the valley, and which up to date
holds thrrrrord for speed and r,li-
cheney. An explanatory article will
follow in our next isSur.
The NO-papc prosperity edition ot
the Albuquerque Journal last Sunday
was the finest newspaper ever pub
lishcd in New Mexico II iIlusuat-
ed, in a manner that cannot be- mis-
taken, the high place the new state
is taking in the union The puhli-
cation of such an edition entail, an
enormous expense and an amount of
work and worry that the general
public cam o t appreciate. The
journal should bc given rising vote
of thanks.
An automobile association was or
/ gani2cd at the Adclphi Club Mon.
day evening. which will affiliate with
/ the American Automobile ASsocia-
ton and assist in organizing Il state
/ association. DR.. Hoffman was elect
cd president; Lee q. Lester and \.
j. Evans, vicc-prcSidcnts; K. II Case
secretary and NJ. \. Nordhaus, treas.
urcr. There will he 80 or 10 active
members, Good.
DR., Moir is home from the fam.
Gus MimbrcS Hot Springs to attend
to some business matters and ~.
ports things right lively up there
Among recent arrivals are BishoI
Mann and wife, of North Dakota
W. L. White. of Texas; J. II Mont
gomcry and son, of PittShurg, NJ. f.
. Murphy, of Memphis; W. f.. Roger,
! J. Il. Burke and J., Walsh, of Alhu
Qucrquc; Misses Iorcn2 and 'TinglcJ
of Tacoma; Mrs. T.. {. lloughton %
Corraitos, Mexico and J. K. vii
hams and wife of Vaughan.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-01
ABOUT TOWN.


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"E', prices at 'iI 'P''' "''''n''H
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The GRAPHIC Is moved INTO It's
new home, hut Oh, what mess.
''"' - 'n' '""''''' WHY W. "''
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The SOCIAL circle met with Mrs.
chris EathrI Yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. kallhrI ana Mrs. Long were
Possesses.
Remember Opir Read will close
tn" i)rmnE I'ctur" course, March
T., Prices reduced to 80 and -
Genus
Aid. julius RoSch has commenced
work on home for himself, when
will be- one Of the fines, on Gold
avenue. Good man good house
.Iosrph Mandrlhaum of Hos,on.
Mass. is the CLASSY new window
trimmer and salesman II, Lin.
daucr's
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Of MrNico.
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formerly with Harrnrtt. HAYNES Il
Eorrnrtt and +, +. MauIr, of ST.
Iouis has Joined the Moran 4
SoIlcr Co.
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lola

A young folks society is being organ
lied under the chapcronagc of Mr..
linvillc and Mrs. Edc.
A progressive reading circle is the
latest development in our married Ia
dies club life. We are really becoming
quite metropolitan.
Postmaster &. 7. Taylor is rnlarging
his store and putting an addition to his
dwelling. A good strong hitchng rack
is another improvement that is greatly
appreciated by his customers.
lola always keeps abreast of the times.
even to the extent Of getting into tn,
automobile game, Mr. fuller has re-.
ccived his fine new machine and is keep.
ing il pretty busy. He is figuring on
establishing passenger line 10 the
county seat. We are all feeling proud
of him and his car.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-25

Saa mart Oplesnin9en er ilnt.
tet, u66rinoer Sr. 5. s. G6riitel.
len ct g8ongen leoel" Oct beioares
meO Surraraa6, oo 6erme0 er Sei-
tiOeIi96eoen for6i. aongen buffer
for 2~ios0ooen o9 forIoOer Solen,
fltlat at 9rinierne o9 5bI9et, aon-
geGogen TONNES og Iiot efter liot De
6ori9e 3iI66rerGOger, meoens 5ne0-
ferne % 8eng6ringsfonerne font
mer in6 / Solen for at fierne, boa0
Der minoer ON 0en b%eitioeGige aa6-
ming, % oo &loffen er boloto er
bette nooet. Gingene fan bolOe De.
res fonitituereu6e M60er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-25
aabningsmsoe:

5 Ri9s0agsbpguinsen par Der
trufiet omfatten0e 5orbere0elier til
gobuin9sms0et, ser ifllOe iinoe
Steo 5olfetingsialen ag. ~. 3
ieIoe Solen bar 5ormnn0s. og &c.
fretGrpla6ierne oileit al Ell nteo root
6I6iI betrllffet Blotform Heo Erin.
Bao oct eoerite Erin par Sronito.
len benitilIet, 0Gffet nf Ben 9erme.
Tins aroningsfanbe. % paa bper
Si0e al ben bar benitiilet TO Sobu-
retter Ill Dc fongelige Brinier.
Hlntformen htorammeoes al 9lonl.
iteroeforationer, ligeIom galuitra.
Den al GongeIogen bag Blatformen
bar oeforeret meo @rent. Gangs
SnIen8 norore 8e9 bar Der oernpit
bDg9et en- lop tribune til set oiplo.
matiife aorps. Winiiterbor0ene par
iiPrnet % NeOIemsboroene tritffet
til6oge. fnn at Der mellem Dem og
9ongepIotformen bIeo 9lnos til Sto.
Ie for 2anoStingetS WeoIemmer.
Oper Snogangen ira greogooe
til Rigsoogsbnoen bar Ger reiit en-
goIonfin, Der iortiatte8 gememSa-
pen me0 en- o~per0uffet Cana til ben
for 6orm9nSene og Miniitrene ipr.
Zig reieroereOe Sn0gone.
s 9re6gaoe, 6bor Der 6apoe fam.
let fla en- meget taIrig 5iGifuerifa,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-25
9iissOasenS ao6nins.
acknowledgement til n5Dll. Yit."
9eben6opn, I. Ofto6er.
8nOstieneIten.


@uostieneiten / Anleoning al
&ieson9ens globning pIeier at fin0e
Steo aI. If, Ell 6ime ier ieloe
&IabningsmgOet i 5olfetmgSiolen.
ri ufenote @runoe par ben imi0ler.
tiO i Gag oniot til ST. 10, % 0eri
moa pei i6ges @runOen til, at Den
ooeropreoes al foubolospis ioo Ri9S.
0ogsmen0; enfelte tom fsrit, oa oct
belle bar forbi, / 8illio til, at alof.
feiIettet bar set ieODanli9e. S f6rite
Stoler9ffe til uenitre ioo8 iamtlige
Winiitre / OogIie Dragt, meOens
Tigs0a9enS TO 6orn9no, @e6eime.
fonierensraoo Coos % @r. S. s.
6britenien, golafleote bapoe taget
Ylo0s / fsrite Stolereffe til Ssire.
Sgioo De fleite al De msOte 9figs.
oogsm9no, al boilfe mango baooe
taget Gamer meO. par goInflGote.
S sori9t bar &irfen ipl0t al I'll.
berere.
@uostieneiten inole6eoes meoSaI.
men ogiounoerligit al alt ponSor0
er Sefu ariiti Rige", eiter boilfen
8iifop OtenfeIO talte oper 8reoet
til 5.Iippenierne, l.. aapiteI. c..
8ers: o89rer life befpmreOe for
nO9et, men IoOer / ale 8ing eoers
9egeringer fomme irem for SUD /
9sn % B~aofoIoelie oio." 9iifop.
pen u00ifleOe pna @rumolog 6erof
! meget olminOelige 0ro, boorleoes
arbei6et bsr gsres un0er 9Bn o0
PaofuIoelie / Somlio meO 8u0,
bOis bet ifol fsre til ct goot ReinI.
tat, % ilutteOe meo at neObe0e
@uos geliignelie ooer oct 9trbeioe,
iom 5olfets foarne Rpno M goar
mo til. Rootte oct bIipe til Menne.
ifeIptfe. men fremfor aft til @u65
gGre.
Neo 5olmen ait itaor / @uos
5oOerbaono" illltte0e 6erpoo @lr0s.
tieneiten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-25
w>@e--
Duuttturk.

re, iom Bolitiet DOG me0 9etbeo
bol0t ! Oroen, opmord)ere0e ell SneS
Winutter fer 81. II ct 9GreSfom.
pngni al 9ip9aroen me0 9ataillo.
mems Muiifforp8 UNDER aaptain
5oun Garitenien8 8omman0o, og
iomtrOig be9DnOte aongeiamiIiens
O%teolemmer, Dtiniitrene iamt oct
0iplomotiife aorps me0 Damer at
inOfin0e Jig 40 oenne gei.
MeOenS Miniitrene began JIG til
oeres i9rIige 8prelier % 0iplo-
moterne - ale / Uniform % meo
itore Or0ener - i6rteS mo / 5olte.
tbingsiaIen, iamIeOes aon9efami-
| liens Ote0lemmer meo 5elge / Sol
fetbingSforman0ens garelie % ben
BERTH 6srenoe 8eitibuIe.
@fteriper9Slen eiter 9iaetter til
IilbsrerpIa0ierne / 6oIfetbin9siolen
bapoe, iom oct funOe oentes, be
ret meget Itor, o9 oaereoe ira ST.
1 beepn0te De 6elOige Sn0ebooere al
a~ogongsfort at inOfin0e Jig, ioa at
2ogerne mart bar o%DerfDI0te. Ger
til biOro9 oct ogioo jim Del, at Der
til ooifiQige 9looier bar uoiteOet
0obbelte gilletter.
5 Den 9o9e, Ser eaerS er iorbe.
bolOt 2%an0stbingets M%eolemmer,
ianeS ISLANDS Niiniiter, 9r. 9onnes
Sofitein, / torig SomtaIe meo 6ru
Marie 2asien, men ellers par Der
finn foo mere remarkable 8ilbsrere.
SelDe Hi9S0ogsmpnOene par msOt /
itort antal, De fleIte 8alo. Selo
blnn0t SocioIoemotroterne iaaeS ct
enfeIt boiot Clips, meoens ser
blonot De NaOifole fun iaoes ct eGer
TO forte.
st Winut fer aloften ilog tolo,
trooOte iamtlige Winiitre / Uniform
meo Oanife Or0ener in0 / Solen og
tog Blo0s paa b6ire Sioe al Son.
! 9e-BIotformen. og ~umi0oelbart Der
eiter troo0te - meOens ale reiite
Jig - sos. Moi. Oronnin9en, tort.
fle0t % meo gIeinntor0enens
gaanO, mo j aongelogen. Gronnn.
gen leOiuge6es al aronprins 5reOe.
rif % Brin5 anltO iamt 8riniesier-
ne SeIene, Ibnra % 0o9mar.
Soa trooote Den fon9elige Bro
ce5iion inc / Salen: ierit aoiutont.
itaben, o%erefter aabinet5' efret9ren,
6eremonimeiteren og 9ofmnrifal-
len. OernGit 5s. 0toi. aongen / 2ip.
GARDENS rs0e Uniform meo gleiant-
oroenenS blao 9aono poa grDitet og
enoelig Brinierne 8ol0emor, SARAH
og @uitao.
Gongen trna0te op ioron 3ron.
itoIen og bsieoe Jig 6ilien0e no moo
digsOagsm9noene. 8aa bans bsire
SIDE itoo 8rinierne 8oloenior %
9araIO, pno bans penItre grins
@uItno og til 8enitre for Blatfor-
men bele ben ~uniformereoe quite.
Saa trp0er 9r. &laiiS 9erntien
ben form aon9en, buffer 0pbt og
oberrGffer Moieitpten en- Mappe.
Dteoens 9r. 9erntien after treOer
til SiOe, aa6ner aongen Wappen og
begpnOer meo bei Stemme Oplps-
ningen al 5rontalen, 6ois SnObolo
par felgen0e:
0onlfe M9no,
5olfets Gepr9ientanterl
Naar iea / Dag itoar for lem
pao bette Ste0, ifal min fsrite 6tI-
fen til Gem opre: gel mgot paa
Tbingel 90 oern9it en- Gaf for bort
MsOe / 5oraoret UNDER De trnge
0oge, ri 5Glesita6 gennemleoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-25
- ct M6oe, ieg al0ri9 ifaI 9lem-

AHHNH
4r6ei0et for 8anmarfs geI bar
falOet Gem, og til ~l1Oferelien al
bette 9trbeiOe gnifer ieg Dem alt
@o0t, ioa at 5pqesoirfen maa blioe
til 2@re, 6rem0an9 o9 2pffe for
2ono % Bolf.
Set er mig Ell @IeOe at funne
faitilaa, at Ri itaor I penifo6eligt
oo go6t 6orbolo til ale fremmeOe
Ma9ter, og oct er min faite giaie
iom ieg ogiao peO oct Ell Ri8S-
0a9ens = at fortiGtte Dor bi0tioige
uportiife &oG0ning uOnOtiI.
5or pOerligere at itDrfe bet 60.
De @enifabsforboG0, er oct min agt
at ofIpgge 9eisg Dos forifeQige
2on0es Siloerpner.
Ger oil / Den foreitoaen0e Sam.
ling blibe itiaet RigSOagen en- Rpf.
fe 6etp0nin9sful0e 2obgioningsop'
aaDer. Den bigtigite al 0isie er
u~6eitrf0eIig ben 5orfotnin9sforon.
bring, ON 6bilfen min Staggering /
De n9rnleite Gage agter at foreIp9.
9e 5orilng for 3i980a9en, booroe6
bet nnbnli9 tilii9te8, at g6re label
6oGfetbinget iom 2onost6in9et til
ct, 6oert paa i'm @is, mere fnIo-
apI0i9t uOtrpf for 8efoGfninger,
emo oct mi fon ii9es at bore Gil.
fpl6et.
Get er nit 6oob, at R~igs6ogen
/ ngie Somnrbeioe meO NIT MiniIte,
rinm bill biOra9e, boaO Ben formonr,
til at bringe oenne itore Sag til en-
i6eI6ig 2ssning.
Otter at oct er Gpffe0eS gennem
De to iiOite Mars arbei0e at tiIoeie.
brin9e 2ieeppgt meaem Statens
SnotPgter 90 l109,fter, oil Rigs-
0a9en meO itarre 8rpebeo emo for.
ben flnne goo til tit Grbei6e, ioet
6inanierneS 9ilitano oeO fortiot
Sa8ttageIie al goo gfonomi pao al.
le Observation-Disclosures Omrao0er
MI oil funne tiQn0e en- oioere ll0-
oiflina al ben 2ooginnin9 til 5rem.
ME of sfnomiife, lociole og ful.
tureIle 6ormool, Iom / De fore9aa.
enoe 9lor o1ere0e bar lat iaa gooe
5ruater.
9lanOt De 2ooforiIaa, iom Reoe.
r.ngen / Den nh ioreitaaenoe Gam.
lima Dil fremiptte for Rigs0ogen,
ifaI ieg iGrIig frembGoe ioooanne,
Der tiIiigter en- pi0ere llooifIing Of
Dor humane 2oogioning, nemlig
5orIlog til 2oo ON l1n0eritettelie
til Born al ubemi0le0e @nfer og
enfemGno, iamt 6oriIog ON en-
3euiiion al De nugplOenoe %iociaIe
2ooe GnOoboere 6orIlog til Sop ON
9anfieIifn6er, ON Spore. % 2oone-
faster, om Prei ternes Coming, ON
Oroning al 2ege. Og apotbefer.
DGsnet, onl Ell lt0nifling al Cant
neutrality-suspicious. % l1n0erpis-
ningsn9snet pon 5prSerne iomt
2ooforiIog iigtenOe til @ennemfs.
relie of Den ne0taene Retsreform.
Noutte oct poa oi8ie og onore pig
tige Omrna0er Ipffes Gem at noa
til ReIultater, Der funne bore til
@oon FOR 2on6 og 5olfl
S6et ieg bermeo erflerer HigS.
oa9ens or0entlige Samling for oob.
net % o%pfororer 5bingene til at
foriomle fla unoer alOersform9n.
oenes 2eoelie, n0taler ieg til Slut.
Ming gnffet ON, at SUBS gelii9nel-
ie moo feI9e Gem i Oeres arbeioe,
oa ieg ger min b6iteIifeoe 5o6ers
OrO til mine oeo at uotoIe, at De
nltiO Dos Gon9en bill finoe ct oa.
bent Ore for aft, 6oao ser tiener
til @apn for Solicit og Oanmnrt.
0ermeo @uo befaGetl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-25

Ter at saa Seden, heste, terske, over.
%risle, grefte, drage Les, gore Vejarbejde.
bere Brende, eller hvad Diet MATTE
vere, saa er den paalideligste Arbejder
stedse en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-25
9Onlicns S%raaolpie.
st engeIif Selifab
0annet.

2on0on, s.. OCTOBER. 0fficielt me0,
.0eles, at aontraften mellem Selifn.
bet for BouIiens traa0leie Gelegraf
.oe oct engelife Spn6itat / Dag er
6leoen nn0erifreoet. y%l1niberial 8a.
.oio onl0icote" er 0ereiter 0ar1net
me0 el @ftietapitnl pna 9 Mil.
&roner.
SeIifa6etS forelebi9e OpgoOe BIZ
Der at etobIere en- 5orbinOeIie mel.
lem England % &anaoa efter Boul'
TENS Spitem. Nnar bette er Ifet, oil
Der blibe oonnet ct Selifnb meO en-
Itor aftiefopitol. Sag Spn0ifntet
itoor Here 6etp0eIige 5irmoer. /
.GitD.
Sele Den pioere ll6bifling beror
M poo. / boor bei @ra0 oct lpffes
at gennemfBre Ben iorel6biee Sioe
al Opgopen. Roor 5%orbinOelien
meQem England og aonaOo er til
ireositiQenoe etobleret, er Selifdbets
.8remti0 iifret.
2onoon, 8. Oftober. S 9eitprel.
len for BET npoonneoe Ho0io-S Dn-
Oifat ii00er bl. u. 81. 9. 9%arenoale,
Ser bi6til bar oeret 0ireftsr for
Stat5teIe9roffor6in6elien mellem
Gona0o o9 Nuitralien, men MI ooer.
toger Den mercantile 2e0elie al oct
npe Selifab, Ooniferen @an0il, 8.
81. 9artell, Der er fnpttet til 6inon5-
6uiet, montgomery & 6it5geralo,
og DIR. Rommel, Der er fnDttet til
oct ipooirifonife 5irno 8ernber
8eit & So. 8alo 8oulien .onfom.
mer / Den nprmeite 8i0 til 2on0on
for at forbnnole ON f~orifeGige tef.
niffe Sp6rgsmoal.
Gn giifups jGnnc OptrGocn. 5
doors 5~olfebloO" me0OeleS;
giifop Gbr. M}eGer er / Oenne
.Iio poo 8iiitatsreiie pau MorS.
S6n0ag gftermiO0og go. Sept.)
6olot 9iffoppen Meoe / Geoiteo
Meoet aobne0es meO en-
Sang, 9oorefter giifoppcL ii ,
iort Diplomat, altiaa life giipe.
oragt, traaote frem / aoraa6ningen
% taIte til 8oriomlin9en.
airfens StoIeitaoer par iplote til
itOite Blaos % 9irfen mutt ppntet
mle6 9lomiter.
9iifoppen be9pu0te meO at iige,
at ian bao0e 6nifet bette MeOe meo
M~eni06e0en, ioroi ben ifulOe bloc,
at oct life bar blot Iom @mbeoS.
man0en, ban fom for at fgre I'll
Jpn meo BrpIten og Q9rerne, men
o9ioo iom ben, Der aerne biloe tale
ct Or0 / al Sponbeo meb Nenigbe'
oens We6lemmer. San frembGDeoe
Oerefter getponingen al De foreItaa.
cn0e Menigbeospai9, talte ON Mear.
TIA og Morie % ilutte0e meO at be.
tone ariitenoommens fo%lfeoporagen.
De Snoflp6elie.
On aftenen Dor 9iifoppen iam.
men me0 @enens Breiter % 2Grere.
HGoinmsfonoen. 2on0Sfomiteen
FOR Oprettelien al en- GaOiumfono
bar oen Z. os. af6ol0t MSoe. Get
oplpites bl. a., at S1toIomlingen
til Cato meo in0gaaeoe % arnnelo'
tie 8iorag bar giuet 109,202 ar.,
og at Den fSrite Bortion Stadium
bill funne pentes / 2sbet al Ofto.
Der Mooneo. Oct pe0toges pOerli-
gere at mofsbe for 10000 6rcs.
, Naoium.
Son0en pentes at funite tr9oe |
8irfiombeo / 9eepnoelien al n9ite
Gor. Snoiomlineen fortiettes ita.
ola, oa Gomiteen bnober at noa Ell
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