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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
IS
IN ACUTE STAGE
No Progress Made Toward Peace
Between Railroads and
Employees.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

lopeClai To 1 he llIllcS-iplSId J
New York, July 25.-An announce
ment by President Wilson's mcGiators
that the controversy between the man
ayers of the Eastern railroads and
the $1,000 conductors and trainmcn.
who have demanded a 30 per cent in
crease in wages. had reached AN
mcnt to-day.
Judge William Lea Chambers and
his two associate mcdiators have
been in New York week. and ad
init privately that they have tailed to
make any material progress III tho
direction of a peaccablc settlement or
the differences between the railroads
and tho employee.
Early to-day there was n conference
with the conmittoe representing the
unions. All proceedings were carried
on III secret. but IT is known that
Leaders Garretson and Lee refused To
rccedc from their demands that only
the wage question be arbitratcd.
Later. there was u conference at
the Manhattan Hotel with representa-
tivcs Of the managers committee. AT
the conclusion Of this meeting. G.. w.
w. Hanger said no statement could
hc madc. as IT would be deadly" to
give publicity TO the proceedings at
this time.
Tho conferences Will be continued
tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
ELLIOTT CHOSENHEAD
OF NEW HAVEN SYSTEM

inc trolley lines will thereafter be
operated as separate corporations
Each OF these four subdivisions of
the New Haven system will have its
own board OF directors and president.
but all will be subservient to the big
BOARD at the head Of which will be
Howard Elliott
PRESIDENT Elliott announced tonight
that he had given no thought TO the
selection of the men who are 10 head
tne subsidiary corpora tions and take
charse OF their actual operation The
Details OF this reorganization plan will
De worked out by him after he takes
once on september /. and il is ex
pected he will be able TO recommend
.hc men ne wants as aides. as well as
.he necessary amendments to the by
laws at the meeting of the board OF
directors to be held in Octoocr
IN the meantime the directors will
Try to forget the Interstate Commerce
,on'inisslon's arraignment of the Mel
len financial policy. Mr.. Mellen sub-
mitted to the executive committee
which met at the Grand Central ter
mlhai Offices just prior to the board
meeting. draft OF proposed reply
TO Commissioner Prouty
j. T. Morgan. who is member Of
me executive committee said that the
Mellen draft had been laid aside. and
lhtimated that 1t might never receive
further consideration. He said:
There was partial draft Of re-
ply submitted to us. but we had other
and more important matters to con.
s'der. 1t was laid aside. I do not see
that Commissioner Prouty's report calls
for reply. 1t seems to me that IL
was entirely satisfactory. It had no
fault to find with the way the road
CONTINUED on Second Paee)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
WEST VIRGINIA WOULD
IGNORE COURT DECREE
V|RG|N|AN WILL
Be TRUST BUSTER
George Carroll Todd Picked by
Wilson for Important
Post.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.l


Washington, July 25.-George Carroll
Iodd. OF Virginia, was nominated by
President Wilson to-day 10 be assist
ant to Attorney General McReynolds.
and trust buster OF the administra
tion. to succeed James 4. Fowler. Of
Knoxville. Tenn. who will retire An
gust l.
Mr.. Todd, now special assistant TO
;he Attorney General entered the De-
partment OF Justice thirteen years ago.
and was associated with William A.
Day assistant to Acknowledgement
Knox. and the governments first .trus,
buster" He participated in the rov-
eminent dissolution case against the
.N"rthcrh securities Company. In which
inc supreme Court rendered the first of
us sweeping decisions under the Sher-
man law. He later became assistant
'ouhScl Tor the government in the pros-
Ncution OF the hard coal trust" which
was In charge OF Attorney General Nc
REYNOLDS. when he Was special as
Sistant to Attorney Wicker
shan. In the House money trust in
NestiSation, Mr.. Todd was associatc
counsel with samuel Untcrmever. for
me lujo committee. He is a native OF
Smithficld. Va
Mr. Fowler will return to the prac-
tice OF law In Knoxville He was an
pointed trust buster by former Pres
ident Taft in May, 1911. and during his
two-year term has broken the record
"i all his predecessors in a vigorous
enforcement of the Sherman law, hav-
ing directed and supervised the filing
o! s'Nty-Seven civil and criminal anti
trust suits, including some of the most
important ever undertaken by the gov
ernment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
He Immediately Explodes Theory
OF Divine Right" OF
Railroad Kings.
NOW SERVANT OF PUBLIC
Nell rs Reply to Criticism Of
Road Not Considered
by Board.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

New York, July 25.-Howard Elliott.
elected president of the New Haven
system. TO day exploded the old school
financiers theory of the divine right OF
railroad kings, declared himself Il
quasi public servant, and announced
that he recognized a solemn duty to
serve the people as well as the owners
OF the railroad stocks and bonds.
The election OF Nj. Elliott. VINO for
ten years has been president OF the
Northern Pacific, is the first move in
the New Haven "house- cleaning" cam
paiSn. Mr.. Ellott's position as presi-
dent and director Of the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company, to take effect September l.
1t was announced, is only temporary
at the regular meeting Of the board
OF directors in October the new posi-
tlon of the chairman Of the board will
be created for Mr.. Elliott. and in that
post he will be In supreme command
Of the New Haven and all Its subsid-
iaries.
Sweeping Changes.
With the election OF Mr.. Elliott to
this new office. n revolutionary change
in the method Of managing the New
Haven system will be inaugurated.
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad proper, the Boston
and Maine. the steamship lines, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
Proposes That Whole Debt Ques-
ton Be Opened Up
Again.
AGREEMENT is UNLIKELY
Believed There Is No Intention
to Pay Any Part OF
Interest.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch !

Washington, July 25-Althourh the
commissioners OF the states OF virginia
ana West Virginia have been In scs
son here, trying 10 adjust the long
STANDING settlement between the two
states. which amounts. with principal
ANA interest. 10 about s2l 900 600. moth
ing OF definite Kind has been agreed
upon.
When Secretary Joseph L. Button.
OF thc Virginia commission. was asked
10" statement Of the situation to-
night he said that although different
propositions had been made between the
PARTIES AZ issue. nothing had been
agreed upon, but that he thought the
result az the present deliberations
would result in a subcommittee from
each OF the main bodies being appoint
ed 10 consider certain phases OF the
PROPOSED settlement and that these
subcomn,issions would report at later
meetings OF the full commissions This
was all the statement MIR. Button would
make
Chairman Moon. of charlottesville.
said practically the same thing and
would give little idea OF what might
be expected.
Both Sides Cautious.
Attorney Lilly, OF West Vir-
ginia said that up 10 the present time
sufficient progress had not been made
Continued On Second Page1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
LEADERS OF REBELS
ASK FOR PEACE TERMS

camping In the streets Hotel roof
gardens are crowded with foreigners
watching the nghting. Searchlights
from British warships are trained on
the customs house and the ammuni-
ton magazine
1t is reported that the rebels are
falling back throughout the Yang Tse
Valley, and that the government
steadily is gaining.
Niposanr Tne ;Rri'ish n1 warshps hampshire
French cruisers Dupleix and Mont Calm,
the Dutch cruiser Holland and the
Japanese cruiser Suma arrived here to-
day Marines We're landed from the
French vessel. The Japane,c admiral.
VINO VINO Is thc senior officer of the. neot,
met the other foreign admrals to-
niBht To discuss the situation.
y building here, which was used as
prison Was set on hre today and 200
convicts ESCAPED including Yung Kwei
Shing, instiSator of the murder OF Cen
crti ShunG Chiao Jen. eN-Ministcr OF
Education, whose death was the chief
cause or the present rebellion.
Many Desertions.
Pcking. July 25.-The situation in the
day, except for weakening in the
southern forces by reason OF deser
tioms from and dissensions in their
ranks.
The outbreak is causing dismay in
the commercial world, and numerous
teleSrams from commercial bodies con-
tlHNe 10 uISo l'TeSluent udn Sht kai
to suppress the rebellion and demon
stra,e that he has not los, his hold.
over half-hcarted officials. who are
awaiting the issue OF events, Parla-
ment. meanwhile. is quietly transact
ing only unimportant business.
General Feng Kwe Chang, with 5000
men, yesterday. and to-day was ad-
vancing. toward Su Chow. where he
Will join General Cheug Hsun and
General Chang Tsao Lin. who have
$4,000 troops II Is understood the
King against the southerners who are
retreating on that city from LInhusku.
The government has requested tho
legations to agree to domiciliary
searches OF the houses of their ma
tionals suspecting OF harborlng Chin
Continued on Eighth Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
$3.50 OCEAN VIEW AND RETURN.
NOREOLK & WESTIrRN

Street Station $40 a. NJ. makes close con-
nection In tho new Union Depot Norfolk
with Ocean View Express. Tickets good on
o'clock Cannon Ball" train These trains
are proverbialy "On Time" and first class in
service and equipment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26

Continued on Second Page.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07
Gmbcoseoen b(ep oflagt iiplge Oe

Gmbeoseoen b(ep afloat iiplge Sc
gG1gie &e1lcr pg 9urraroabe:it
|hrso lps. Otter CIT Stl,nos Torlpb
boIot Grriiocnt 9Sillpn lin sSl1u.;.
aurotloustale. og ollie por cnile
on. at SEN bar lige lua fulo a
slono, &$OomsorO og ASatriotislne
innn sen bar prispGroig fort.
Set CT jp og for Jig ct Stat3s
bnfl,mellt, ng ct laaoont beopmmeS
/ &cgelen bebrc otter slors 1orlpb
men oet;, .l!sr / loa @e11leenOe c'1
ltn0togelie. Set CT Ell vSronta(c''
mco @efo!t /. Ger loacS til 2p1
for CIT Spraognen, for at 9eations,!
mao pe:1aa tilbage til Sen CANINE
bags sgrl:o5cosmorol, 1,oen oog Il
forls6e Jig vblinot Soltperf"
Gen M &egjcring CT fonmet ufo.
at aienoprcttc, life for at p6elGg.
ee".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07


Sort 2ip, pore sln1bitioner p:l
rorc 0rclrlfriot bor ptrrct itore, lu",l
Gn0t CT fprnnuct mco set @ooe. vi
hor Iorpbct; nj far nrrct npr neI
at glen1me Sun1anitet. Men pi bat
bcltemt nS til at Gcgpnoc n1rt ',a-
tipnalc 2iu OIL igjel1, efter oc:I
Mooleltpf / n1prolif &cniecnbc. ion
III bar lao ltolt al Segp,,Gs!'tn q,
oltio far bcporct / bore @;clter.
9ettc CT @ppc0punftct.
nj onorc llotolellcr, iom Gol
&T0t, fan nruncs:
Sen bebitc @rlnopolo ior a:
Mcgjcrin1 CT 9ictfnroigbeo, if;
Mc6lt0el1be6."
r2opens fprltc &(iat er at 5pl&(
i,,not Set Sm1fl1n0 sen tiener."
~9ette CT life CIT 5rilmierS Gag
Set CT cn snopicllcns 9og.'
% joa llllttcr bon mco benne
lmlffe og ldftcnoe s(ppcl til SCI
6olf, bpis Spcrbopco bm MI CT:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07
@an1aunPr1tpH
stnstF Kan1p.

~sAhaA% &sSs~$s's
Iur De inopieoe far ser life pG=
ret Spor al 5uiul ON, at 5eppet
3. 3. 1eb. sliten ST. Z gift op for
Sen li6ite sltt al ct ltort perbensbi=
.ltoriif 9roma, Der pil lutte meO
Ssmolu1ernes cnoelige 6ur0ripelle
fra sen ellropeiite Sorobl,n0, ipm
Sc latte Jig 9elio0clie al for 900
s(ar lioen. 9lt Jorboloene bar luo
iprtpiuleoc JONI Sc .liolte tigers
&rigsbegipcnbe0er far niOnet, por
Scr oerilnoo ingcn ser ancoe, Sc far
bebilt at &prrllption / SEN tprfilfe
slrme CT f1loltrn0ig ouer bele 2i-
,,iel1.
Set, Ser lul ltoor for 9yrcl1, CT
life iaa n!cgct slorianopcls Sno=
togellc og Scbatoloja 2illiens
SprGngnil,g, ipm iclpe SCH tprfi=
ifc 9fations enocligc 6oriogelie ii!
9illc=sllie11. llnocr bette 6eltroob
er Sc alliereoe greife, bl1lgarife og
ierbiife slrneer ganet til ariger.
iSreosunbcrb ugsz&erioben bar
piltnpf iorefommet Sc flcite al Sc
frigsbcgejitre0e 6plfs leoeroe Mili=
tGre at npre britt ltbebogelig
9faar @cl0et loa bsj @rao til en-
8eapnoelie f1rl9te Sc bulgarifc og
lerbiife &on6clt, iao lfplocs bette
life n1in0lt Set, at Sc grrf-otbolife
&oper gif 5piolcn for @rrcn 1ncb
oplpfteoe Monitronler. lSor Sen
menige bi,(garifc pa lcrbilfe @onbe
ltaar &rige11 lpm ct belliat aors=
tog eli retfGroig @Gpnnft, Scr ifal
bringe Sotisfaftiou for 600 s(ors
.5orimGbelie @jenoptageliel1 al
Sen af6rl,ote Wtesic / @ogio 60
pbio, @p5aus aornlc Sopeofirfc, er
life CIT blot og bar Solcmaooc. 9eu
grnlf=fntbollfe iSonotisne ltoar
fltlot Mool neo Sen, ser prroifes
al Sbcif=l1l= =SSslon1s N)lcn0e 0cr=
nilcDer.
Yfeo begeiltret Silfre0sbe0 6erte
&c alIiercoe 9iogterS Solootcr oe=
res @eneralers 9agSbef alinger 0en
p. 0cbruor. Saabcnbpilen bop0e
jp gipet Sem Gio til at bp0e paa
here's lnie0e &lGoer og lappe oeres
bl1llcOe Spo1fos og til at pil1oe Set
5ulo igjel1, noell bpilfet el, Self
life Olter.
&nutfer lll1gtprfernc Soften pna
oeres iibIte &opcltpffc, CT Sen p9l<
bige Gl11gt fra 5cbataloja=2inieu til
3onltantil1ppel npr. 100000 for
fonne Solooter pil operlppnnne
8Den peo Set gplOne @orn, og /
@9lenc poo Sen fpn1mer ligc iaa
monge bulgarlfe. Sen &otaltrofc,
Ser pil iplge paa bette Sil6agetog,
bliper al cit a,anet &effepio0c.
Aian pil oltloa forltoo, at Sc le=
6enoe el1ropnilfc 8laoe 0erfor I'LL
i1affer febrillf om 6reoslmoer=
bonolingernc / @opcbfpartererne:
Men Sen, ser blot en- @ang bor
bopt ct Sen meo ct Ielttog pil
pi0e, at al Sen 5naf MI fonuncr
for lent. st @Grmalfineri al SEN
5tgrrclie fm life iettcs @too
poa Simer lom ct &nffe11Dr.
9fei, alt pil gaa i'm Gang til
Seppets 6al6 peo 8osporl1s. Ss-
mannernes SfjGbne ligger i ben
ipinfle gnber 8eps. &en6er.
2pffes bons panpittige gppei eitDffe
= bnilfet ollere6e erflnres 1m1uligt
= er Ser maalfe e1t0nu @aab ON, at
Sen ipge Meon6 fam fjebe fig en- lille
9ipre1tte / europa, fal6er ban, bil
@olpmlaanen poa @agia 5opbia
itprtc for Set greIfe &ors.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

Gifeien. Den un6er Danmarfs-
nDbeoerne omta1te ofod6e syolfeio11-
ger Morten gifeieu bar el, &alp-
onfel til Gcfbar6t 9. gifelen og
8openbor6 @ifeien, pelfienote Stem
Dorf og @ertb Mntbop.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

Olien cr Ell ilinf 6pr, men 2pr.
oo9en, naar ban faar 9s,1nen, tl,rer
BON regelnrSiig og bap11er life ijpl-
ben paa &olitiltationen. @,1 2gr-
bog slften penter GSru Slien igien
forgiapes og begiper fig tililut un
for at lcoe. Sun gaar ogiaa op
poo Nolitiitationen .og lpsrger
rGr min Mo1lo ber?"
rNei 5rn Dlien men tag 8laos
laalange, pi penter bam bbert gie=
blif."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07
@ap,uuno suincare,

@aymono Hoincare, Sen ,rpe
franife Nreiioe1lt, uotalte fig forle-
ben / ct @l,0fob til Mationalforion-
Iingen me6 al gnifelig Sp0eligbeb
ON syoriporslage11. .Dct er MI
11mlIigt for ,1oee,1 9fation at bore
trpg poo at fan lepe sSreo l1oen
fta6ig at bore forbere6t paa 4rig, :"
flyer ban. st Sranfria, iom peo
fin egen 6ori6mmeligbeb l16iatter
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

11g 1or yolnDgeller, oil lite mere
bere noget 6ranfrig. Set DilOe
bere en 8orbrpoele mos @ipilila=
tione,1 ON bort Tolf ifuloc lnbe
fit Jorlpar forfaloe mems an0re
6olf ltaoig ltDrfer it," Sen fran=
ite &cgjering bar nclnlig I'LL 11bar-
beioet ct Uorllag ON en- ppl0ig
6orggellc -af Joriparsbepil9
ne, og Set bar for oclu1e Sag, Yrn=
li0entcn pilbc lrgge ino ct fraitigt
Sr6.
9pbsfalo / Sucrige. Iioligcrc
&igsmtifpar SONS Oluf @iloebrano
er op0, 20 Mor galnuel.
@iloebrono baD0c ira lin Gtl10el1-
tcrtio nrrct fnpttct til Sc lnc,nfe FL
ltorilfc Sumlingcr, bonr bans Ta-
Ser 6eflrOte Set gnlbeoe, ser / 1879
gif | Nrp til Spnncl1, mes sen gpl=
6iglte @rn10; tbi Sans !&ilocbrono,
Ser / 1866 por blcpen Or. phil,
bapbc neo iin Siltrroelie CIT rig Ii
terrr Girfiobeo og ct olniottenoe
Mrbejoc for lit Tar0rclonos 9eotio=
l1al MinbeSmurfer bog Jig.
Som i5orlfer los Silocbrono Sen
egentlig politiife Siltoric ligge oq
}trcifeoe UNDER fine 5tuoier oftc i11o
pao lin gi6e1,ifabs @rnl,ieonroooer.
6orlloen slrfrologi, &l,nltbiltorie,
@eroloif og onoet, iom ban Gti(=
ling peo s0'tieet naturligt iprte bo1n
in6 paa, bar Sen afogoe Migso,t=
tifpar ogloa belfjGftiget Jig me0 Ct
hi nepl1er vDe forbilto=
riifa folfen europa" - og Mp<
tbologi. Sons melt fjen6tc 8og er
-Speriaes Meoeltio", ct rigt illu=
itreret Grrf, Ser (filorer bort dlt=
lige fobp1onbs &ultl1rforbolo pg
lociulc Silitn11o Miboeialberel1 pg
ion1 bpggcr paa ct onfattcl1oe &ii=
6e=Stl1oinm iobel / slrfio iom Mtl,=
ielrm,, ganuncl og ny 2iterotl1r
Som Ell glagS sS11ole0ning bap0e
bon 1860 n6gipet lit Sfrift ON
rSoel1jfa fplfet un0cr beonatioen"
Slrfict far 11ben 6prbebol0 lagt
lin Sag / @rnOcrnc pao Guropos
Stormagtcr mco cit Nlmllo0ning ON
at il iltanobril1ge tSre0 pao Sc for
SDrfiet gul1ltiglt ln1rligc @etingel=
ier.
SsSfelgc off;eiel sfeooelellc pil
9olfanltoterne inliltere poo fplge,1=
Sc Setinaeller for Tre0silutuiug,
cnbog gicnnem Mogtcrnes Mtrg=
ling: !:
1. &c fo11tra6crenoe Starter for=
pligtcr lig til piebliffelig og lalnti-
big eSnoltiling al 6jelrotligbe0crnc
efter ltnbcrtegni1g al 6rcbStrofta=
ten.
2. Santi0ig moa Gprfiet afltoa
M0rionopel, Sf11tori og Stamina.
3. 9clr bltlgarilf=tDrfiife @rrn-
lie ifal itraffe Jig fra 93ooolto til
Wei0ia, iOet Sen ,16iagtige 2inie be-
ltemmeS al cit niiliter &ommislio11
beitaaenoe al 9ulgarere og Sprfer.
i. 6alopen @ollipoli ifaI af=
Itaaes til Sc olliereoc.
5. 9llle Sc 9ggeiife Ger, iom
for n9rpercl1be offl1peres al Gre
fel1 lanb, lfol afltaaes til Sc allie
re6e.
6. &rigsfonder og @ioller ifal
1lobefsles lnareit nlulig.
Z. @n ipeciel &eprnientont for
S1ltanel1 ifal tilla6es poo balfonif
Srnraaoe i religieit 4iemeo, ioet
ban l1noer i'm SSl1risoiftion bor olle
Moifeer, mil6e stiftelier og Strife
go6ier.
s. Gprfiet ifol bctale Sc ollie-
re6e Ell misunderstanding at
$3oo,ooo,00o, meo 6ra6rog of ben
Del al Sen ottolno11ife @jelo, iorn
bRres al Sprfiets el,ropeiife &ro>
binier.
8. sllfe Groftater, @onpentioner
og Sberensfomiter, ion efsiiterer
mellem Sc alliereoe og EDrfiet fgr
&rigen, lfal gienoprettes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07
Set japanciiife &ejjerbpmme bor

Get japauciiife &ejierbpmme bor
after oipet Geroen Ell itor Sperra-
1fclic. Observation-Disclosures 6or-
Efjrmperc bar peo !Sinlp al Ell 60
oeopltan0 ltprtet SS.apons melt al1-
ietc 9totsnmo, 6prlt aotiura, og
trl1er meo at ltrrte ielpe uoe gamle
5totsman0s 93aoo" og oets YrpIi-
0e1t @aribul yan1ngoto.
Sapan bar m6er &ejier 0futil,-
|bito blepet cn mo0erne Torfotnings-
|itat, men Jorfat11ingen par blepen
| tilifoaret life, iom Sc rigtig mooer-
ne Sapanere pilbe, eftcr engeIif,
men efter prbiiiif MenIter. &eiie-
rem, Ser frit pelger fine Miniltre,
bar Sen afgi6re1r0e Snoflpoelle, og
aeifer Mutlnbito, ser aIorig fit mo-
gen flar Spfatnirtg al 6orfat11ir-
gens 8etponing, bar faftilf Selp-
berifer. SSngen bobebe at trobie
bans GHie;; for s5olfets 8epioltbeo
|fto6 ban lom en- @11b.
ga Mntiubito beoe, erflpre6e
mango europaiif 0nnneoe sssapanere
I fortrolige 5an1toler, uot Sen npe
Seller biloe blipe betraetet iom ct
Vfenneife" Set bar 11ll piit fig, at
en- ganife ellropaiif =mooerlle Dpfot-
ming al Seriteren oa bans 6orbolo
til Solicit npe6 en- bi6unoerlig our
|figbeo bar faaet Magt oper Sin6ene
i SSapan. 9en nDe Siog N1an6,
Borlamentar 6orfarnpere Ct
i 6arb meo ct foo Moeter1 j sso-.
ban. u
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Anla1.nft.

Sra ct. &ctcrsbor9 me0oeles, al
Dagn1ars 5clbreo3t!l,
itano 0el1 ienerc 9io bar forpar,
ret Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-03-07

9cu ipenifc &intereitabre CT poo
1p blepen rant al ct llbel0v ioet
&anlerifibet rsSplgia" er ltp6t paa
cl, ufierbt alippe paa &arlsfrona
Mbeo.
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8lannt Eannan1wnn.

Blannt Eannantwnn.
Sra Ynenos slires / slrgcntinu
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Sen balpt arfenogtigt 2ono.
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Spifla16 til Grinoring ON Trifpos>
frigen for 100 slor iioel1 og iGr=
Zig / @reslau, hlep Ser / 6enne @Ds
MISUNDERSTANDING Sen lite Morts
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9onosn1onb 0cnrif Steifel1s.
Som Erofesior ucb' bettc llnipcr=
|iitet frell1fal6te @cl1rif Steffcns
fprit sen afooemlfc llngoons lepen=
Sc Delfogclie sen reilte 9epGgelle
og nirflontmc Geltogelie / &riaen,
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fGroig, brpo ban op neo set lan-
me, ioa ser life blep 2cilialp0 til
at ilnpoegoa eller uoiperge jam.
SSgprigt bar alle, Ser poabprtc bans
opitplte0c og forpirreoe &ap al ct
5oreorog lige iaa flo9e oa ban gift
1om 'oa bon fom. elt ban far Mo0
til at reile rl,n0t % boloe 6e,t 5logs
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Sra Snenos slires / slrgentinc
iorlpoer, at Dor eanosutano, SSngc:
MGR 5imon 0ornbceb cr afgaae1
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bar eli Sen al &artitl,lier aofnhect
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gentil1o / fire 9ar.
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Sfal sllfolplem norpbbcs Sfam=

Sfal 9llfplolem nbrpbbcs Sfan=
oinabicn? Spprgsmoolet ON, bopr=
bibt slfbolosbebrgelie,1 ollercoe nl1
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bl,ot gjennem 2ongipningen, bliper
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Spdrasmaolct pil ncmlig font
me til Uorbanoling ps1o Sen nor0i=
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men Stocfbolm Sen 12te sS1tli.