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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22
ISL.
J OFFERED
FOR THAW.
LAWYER MADE $4,000 BID FOR
PIT1sBuReER's RELEASE, SAYS
ASYLUM SUPERINTENDENT.
.TEsT!F!Es N !N(I!RY
HE REFUSES TO ANSWER. WHEN
ASKED If HE, THINKS PRISONER, HE;!R d
NOW SANE. ~

ALBANY. IN. Y, Feb. 22.-Testity-
ing before Governor Suffers commit,
Ice OF inquiry yesterday afternoon Dr..
John W. Russell superintendent of
afatteawan State hospital, said he nau
been offered $4,000 by Il lawyer dur.
Ing the latter part OF the year 1912 il
he would agree to release Harry X
Thaw. DR.. Russell said he refused the
offer. He could not recall the law
yer's name, but said the offer was
made in an uptown hotel in New York
City.
DR.. Russell declared that although
he could not recall the lawyers name
at this time, he had met him in White
Plains before the latter made the $40
Q0U offer. He said that the lawyer had
asked him by telephone TO be i'll from.
OF the Grand Union hotel, that he had
mel the attorney there, and that TO-
gether they had gone to the hotel
whose name he could not recall, ilc
asserted that he did not know whetll.
er or not the lawyer had the amount
OF money mentioned on his person M
the time,
DR.. Russell said thai he reported the
circumstances to his immediate su.
rsrior," Col. Joseph l.. Scott, state 81,
ptrintendent OF Prisons, but that Col.
Scott had not suggested that the mat
tGr be reported to the district attoi.
'ney. Dr. Russell said he thought be
could furnish the lawyers name IN
the committee later, but that for the
present II has escaped him He
had no reason. he said. for coucealinE
the name. He could not give descrip.
ton of the man.
Refuses to Answer,
During the examination, Dr. Russell
was asked whether he now considered
Thaw sane. but lie refused to answer
(ContlnCeu on rage flve.J
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22
face.
STARVATION.
WAR SCARE AND POOR CROPS
CAUSE GRAVE CONDITIONS.

VIENNA. Feb. 22.-Thousands OF
persons in Galicia, the poorest OF
AustrIa's provinces. are threatened
with starvation. The bad harvest has
caused shortage OF the food supply
OF the peasantry in the country dis
!tricts. while in the town, the war
scare has brought trade aud industry
to u standstill. Factories are closed
and thousands Of persons are without
employment
In Lembcrs, Cracow. sranislau and
ether cities the suffering ii SO general
that the communal authorities are dis
itributing bread and potatoes 10 the
ipopulace. The municipal funds for
this PURPOSE have become exhausted,
and deputation has arrived in Wen.
ma to appeal to the Government for
aid.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22
Route Change
OF THE cLARKssURG AND YVES.
TON LINE is TO BE MADE AT
CLARKSRURG.

CLARKSBURG, Feb, 22.-The Mo
nongahela Valley Traction Company
is preparing to make an important
change in the route OF the Carksburg
and Weston line so as to have the
Clarksburg terminal Of the line qt the
interurban station. The line will fol-
low the east bank Of Elk creek after
coming across the West Fork river
from Steaicy Heights. Il will pass
through property owned by Hugh Jar
Wis, Curtis r. Prunty, Cora WIndom,
Salvatore. Lista, Tony GNdos, Mrs.
Mary NJ. McCarty, the Mrs. Mary Goff
heirs, james and Miss Dora Ridenous,
John C. Stansberry and Thomas and
Bruce Raymond. Rights OF way
through the lands OF MeSsrs. Hay
mond have already been acquired, and
condemnation proceedings have begun
as to the other land owners.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22
FIFTH BRIGADE I0RlEREl
TO GALVESTON AS
TROOPS TAKEN SOUTH TO BE
READY FOR ANY .EMEReENcY
THAT MAY ARISE in THE Mex
CAN SITUATION.
CBY ASSOCIATED PREssl

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb. a.
The Fifth Brigade. Second Division Of
the reorganizcd army consisting OF
-four infantry regiments. commanded
by BrigadIer General Smith, has been
ordered to Galveston. Texas, 10 be in
readiness TO embark for foreign ser
vice. There is no present purpose, Off.
cials say, OF dispatchtng the troops
from Galveston on to Mexico. To.day's
order is simply one ofthe steps taken
10 have the troops ready for any emer:
gency. 1t is intimated that one of the
purposes is to provide President VII
son with the proper facilities 10 carry
out any plans he may have in contemr
rlation regarding the Mexican situ9-
ton. but the movement OF course does
not commit him in any way to a policy
OF rorcible intervention.
Some of the troops will begin to ny.
rive in Galveston by tomorrow hlS"I
OF Monday morning. A summary exc
cution of Madero, regarded as the CON
stitutional president of Mexico, with
out duo process Of law, might posi-
bIy he interpreted as demonstrating
tho absence Of proper government in
Mexico and OF the existence OF a prlc-
tjcal state OF anarchy, However, 1t
was positively stated today that there
was no present intention of utilizing
the armed FORCES OF the United States
to back up the attitude of President
Taf's administration but it will he
Left to President Wilson and his Sec
retary Of state TO decide what shall be
done.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22
JUDGE eoFF's POLITICAL
CAREER

Son Of Waldo Potter and liar,
riet Louise Moore Coz.
Born Feb. ., lS4S.
Age 20 years.
Member Co: @ Third Va. Vol.
Inf
Taken prisoner 1861 at Moore,
field. Incarcerated in Libby pri'
son tour months. He was en-
changed for Mai, Thomas d.
Almsey:
ETeyetted Bregadier General
-SG5.
Entered New York University
1865.
Graduated from New York, Enil
verstty 1867.
Elected to House of Delegates,
from Harrison county 1867:
q Reelected to House of Dele
gates 1865.
Appointed United States Dis,
trict Attorney by President Grant
, tSea Yield this o{l'ee until 1881.
Appointed Secretary of Navy
BY president Hayes 1851.
Reappotlted United States Dis
trict' attorney by President Car.
,GeIl., Resigned, the Office in 1882.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22
PRESIDENT
SPENDS QAY
IN NNE.l|lfl)Rk
MAKES WHAT is Proc slY HIS
LAST PUBLIC APPEAR NICE Pc
FORE HIS RETIREMENT FROM
PRESIDENCY.
IS THE GBEST.lfHSBRg
he HAD A STRENUOUS RocRAe
FOR HIS VISIT IN GOTHAM
(BY AssOcLlrEb Pnfss

WASHINGTON, Feb. RI resstsni
TAFT is spending washington piitl'.
day in New York. making siillt aye
probably his last public app eaganres
outside OF washington before hls r.
tircmcnt from the PresidsaS
He arrived shortly befoss oeloes.
ami before the city was stll ths
party was driven to5thegteine 81 liis
brother Henry W ,rqfttai srealsfest
Three events were Oh sEe tfss'.
dents program for the dil atd eYen'
ing. The first OK there y port
wadsworth, overlooking llafeof
entrance, where br6aDd sa broken
for a memorial 70 the iadhias which
may some day replace tlls satue q
liberty as the first iiipltilll to ps
seen by voyagers arFigta pot'-
The afternoon featnre 81 ilfosra1l
was to be the dedication n new ~
tstitutIon for the. 'Bittid, aIlea ille
Light House. TeulgHt aIe 'tesiiaat
will be the honof:gusst sslnon-
ial PERCEPTION and dinner ly tns
American Peace and rhitEation
League. There the gold ed Y .isot tlie
National Institute Of Social Science
will be presented to, the Pfesideas q
recognition Of his e.foFts ON be-
half of peace.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22
CONSULAR REPORTS INDICATE a
MORE GENERAL ACCEPTANCE
OF ORDER OF THINGS in MEX
lco.
Resistance WAS THREATENED
SOME STATES HAVE ALREADY
REoRGANIzED PROVISIONAL
z GOVERNMENT.
(BY ASSOCIATED PRHSS.)

WASHINGTON, y. G., Feb. %.
Consular reports Today indicate a
more general acceptance of the new
order of things in Mexico. At Vera
Cruz, whore serious resistance was
threatened Consul reports say that the
military authorities have decided TO
work with the new administration.
The Consul at Mazatalan reports
recognition of the provisional govern.
iaeRt by the state Of sinaoIa, whicI,
also had shown signs Of resistance.
The same Is true of the State OF
NueSo.Leon, but most important of all
is the reported declaration OF Gov.
Garranza of that local opposition in
Slltillo has been abandoned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22
COMMISSIONER OF IMMIGRATION.
(BY ASSOCIATED PREss.I

WASHINGTON. u. c. Feb. 22.--
Secretary Nagel has made u report to
President Tat on the conduct 6t Dan.
icl J. Keefc, Of Detroit, Michigan, Com.
missioner General of immigration.
It is recommended that Keefe's res
ignation be demanded. 1t is said that
the head OF the immigration Service
accepted free transportation for him
self and family on railroad lines and
steamships.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22
Fire
THREATENS 10 WIPE OUT PoPg.
LAR SUMNER sEsoRT. IN 0ELA,
WARE.

(BY ASSOCIATED pm.Ss.l !

WILMINGTON, Delaware, Feb. %.
Fire which threatened to destroy the
city today al about the heart OF Reho.
both, a summer resort on the Allan.
tic coast, 100 miles south OF here The
loss is estimated at not less than ono
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
The fire started in garage on one
OF, the main streets Of the town, and
before it was brought under control
The Atlantic hotel was destroyed along
with several stores and a score OF cot
tages OF the wealthy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22
CO.'S TO CUBA
Lnf AssocIArEp PrEss.

(Df ASSOCIATED Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-3en, Castro,
cx.Prtsldent OF Venezuela left New
Eurk suddenly today for Cuba lie
said that there was no'l'ing secret
about his trip, that 1t was merely for
pleasure and that he would return to
New York some time in March. The
General said that he felt confident
that he would defeat the government
in It's effort 10 hcrort him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22
4
hit BY SHELL
MACHINE is STRUCK WHILE MAX
ING A RECOMMENDING TOUR
oVER~TURKisH LINES.
(DY ASSOCIATED PGESS.l \

coNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. % a
Bulgarian military aeroplanc, while re-
connuitering over the fortrcss OF Ad'
,Ianople, today, was hit by Turkish
shell and fell inside the lines. It was
piloted by Russian officer who was
taken prisoner by the Turks. The
wireless report from the Turkish com.
mander docs not state WHEELER the
CFlaer was injured or not. :.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22
Will Return
CONGRESSMAN HAMILTON is RE,
COVERING FROM, AN ATTACK OF
ERYSIPELAS.
CRY ASSOCIATED PErSSD

PANAMA, Feb. 29.-,IOhn NJ. Hamit-
ton, Congressman from Wesl Virginia,
who was confined recently in Ancon
Hospital suffering from erysipclas, will
start on his return journey 10 the Un!-
ted. States today
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22
uQuiet
EVERYTHING IN THE STRIKE
ZONE SEEMS TO BE AT PEACE.
(By ASSOCIATED PEss,)

(BN Associated PFSs')
CHARLESTON, Feb, 92.-Reports
from the martial law district this
morning said that the entire zone was
quiet during the flight. No develop,
ments arc expected until after nevt
Tuesday, when me supreme court will
bear urgumeYs on The writ OF habeas
corpus of N6thcr Jones and other 10
bor leaders who are being detained at
Paint Crock Junction.
Miss Ellen MADEIRA is recovering
from weeks Illness from grippe.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22

OF REVOLUTION HOLD THEIR AN.
NUAL MEETING HERE TODAY.

The society OF the Sons OF the
Revolution Is holding its, annual meet,
ing in this city this afternoon. a num-
Der OF delegates arrived here today
and the afternoon session was called
TO order about 3 o'clock. At this meet,
ing officers were elected and business
transacted. Tonight at the Manley an
elaborate banquet will be served.
, Mr.. Baird Mitchell OF Wheeling,
secretary Of the State organization ar
rived in fhls city this afternoon as did
also Mr.. T. c. Miller OF Shepherds
town. a delegation from Clarksburg
arrived here this afternoon on the 3
o'clock car. Several members from
other towns are also here. The At
Tendance this year will be somewhat
cut down on account Of number OF
the Sons being III.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22
JOHN v. DAVIS
FOR U. S. lqlGE
CONGRESSMAN FROM ia
DISTRICT is BEING sscitse ct
TO SUCCEED JUDGE E,ATFlt
GoFF.

WASHINGTON D.. O. Feb.
Congressman John W Davis 81
Clarksburg who represents y
Wheeling district in the house
roscntatiyes, is being gtoomed by
friends for the appointment 81 lnited
States Judge. Fourth district
successor of Judge Nathan Coz
vas yesterday elected % the 5ntte
States Senate from West Virginia
|. Mr.. Davis is a member Of the honE
committee OH the Judiciary and
garded as one Of its ablest membets
The movement to make him Judge aas
substantial backing among 9ellc
cratic members OF congress.
1t is anticipated that President Ta
Will nominate a successor TO ltdge
Con as soon as he receives tlle
resignation. The Senate will nat cor.
aml the nomination, which, Will lease
the way open for Prestdep 3ssgss
10 make the appointment.
:. West Virginia got TWO nes TENS "
the public buildings bill, his
reported by the Senate coEnniittee les
terday One. was for $4,000 fqr
modelling and improving iae
burg postofilce, and the other fot
Od0tfor starting work Of tmpFoEet
aud enlargement Of the 5Iht
federal bgldIhg
Robin Harrison. Of ciafssBarE in
this city today. :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22

Miss Hazel Book, OF Pennington,
spent yesterday in the city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22
OFFERING N. .IHE PLtaI.Ie

~ tlPllte9 9 4HtpStes ei3'' ~ -
the new issue or inseesse 81 t1f
capital stock q fhs Natlcnal
! sank ST SEsIrneht NllI ss offered
Is tlie ppbI.e! 'Fpr particulars ad'
dress Or apply q any Of the on
GERS Of the sauk.-Adg- 2'5't,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-22

Robin Harrison. Of ciarsspars y r.
this city today.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-19

9eoeIlen maotte ban Dog gine tabt.
8ioen efter arigen betegneoe paa
De ileite Omraaoer Ell Opgang ior
0anmarf, og iantioig bleo Gbri-
itions Stilling til Solicit DGientlig
beore. @anite pit iremfalote DC po-
Iitiife Strioigbeoer / Salpfier0ierne
unoertioen D}isltemning moo bom,
men glgtelien ior aongens Berion %
bans ipone 6remtrG0en bar Sti.
genoe, ligeiom bans piotonfnttenoe
5omilie. og 8enifabsiorbinOelie meo
gnropas 6Driter life funoe onoet
end ipitne bans Stiling. 5 line
ii6ite 9lar. noonlig eiter at ban /
1901 baooe opgipet Gampen moo
5oIfetinget, omfotteoes ban al en-
porm 9Grbsoigbe0, iom ogiaa gao
iiq llOilag oeo aonaen5 0e0.
Sans Sen og Senneipn bor Il.
oen fllIat GbriItion oen gfienoe paa
5ronen, og set uotoGes oberalt, at
be9ge bar giort, oa oen iioite 9er
fremoeIes meget for at beOare
og ItDrfe oen annIe 9onges Bert
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-19
Noolepslt / SDsamerifa.

Sra Yuenos glireS meloes un0er
1915:
3beooore Nooienelt menitreoe Den
orgentinife armes beolte Negimenter
/ glites og nnr Sooeotnleren peo en-
ganfet, iom Diuieo Social glrgen.
tine bolot, og bOori oper 1000 Wten-
neifer oeltog. s lin Gale forioare.
De grprpiioenten Den Wtnooe, bUor.
pna ban behnnoleoe 9leoolntionen |
Banana, Der aif iorilo for oe1
iitbniife Gropins's Sssriuelie ira
Colombia. San foriporeOe ogiao,
at II. 9. u. bIanoeoe fig op / gf-
iprerne pea Gn6o. og nt De oper.
toa 9eitprelien al 6innncerne /
Sonto Domingo. San frenbPoeoe
aft bette iom GfiempIer pno omeri-
fonif Ietfproigbeo. ioet ban logoe
til. at 6e rige, mp9ti9e og retfPrOigt
ltnreoe 9fepnbliffer pil0e inogpoe
Geipeft llolonoet.
Dtonroe. 8cctrinen tiIbgrer, logoe
ban iii, 8ortioen, o1 H. Q. q. be.
beber life lpngere at beifptte 9Gr'
aentiuo. Tom er Stano til at bGo-
oe fin egen Monroe.Gofirin.
Otter W1r. NooieneIts 1ole bleb
Il. g, u. Rntionnlinna iunget oa
oerpna 9lrgentinos. meoens Snnore'
Der al aninoer foiteoe @GonIter neb
pao Sofens @uIn ira @ollerierne.
MeoIem al llnoerbniet Srers boloi
Soren for giooiebeIt, bbem ban ont
toIte iom oSorinnreren al slmerifoS
Snte9ritet". San uotolte, at gr.
prpiioeuten bnpoe fiernet enbuer 80.
IeIie al Wistanfe, iom fonife De Ia
tinif-onerifGnife Hepubliffer boi
npret moo Il. q. 81. Ygi bill bonC
| fur6 @rlinb iii at fol6e hom oer
itore SreosItifter." ioooe SoIeren.
gfonot @piterne oeo gnnfetter
bar lioenriasminiiter Geioreo gnr'
rero, WeoIemmerne Of Ssie1teret oq
belle oct oipIomotiffe aorps.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-19

ct. petersburg, II. Hop. - Yan
DC fonititlltionelle 9emofraters Beg.
ne blen DER 8aar | 9lmnen trent
lat 5orilag onL at Der ifliloe neo.
ipttes en- aoniite meo oct Sberp al
uonrbeioe ct 2ooforIlag, bnori alle
rusiiife llnoeriaatter blep tilitaaet DC
iomme giettigbeoer. Spis Der bleb
peotaget en- iaaom Soo, oilbe Sober
he bIipe ii6eltillet meo De andre
2onoet, og Strioen meo glmcrifo
ON as.Spsrgsmaalet barre forbi
6soriInget bIen imiolertio forfaitei
neo 1852 MOB 90 Stenmer.
&c fonititlItionelle 9emofroters
Solere erflpreoe, at &uslano oloriQ
fiinoe blibe en- legal Stat, fer 50
berne erholot fulo @orgerret llnoei
bormfiiIo Trotelt fra Meolemmer Al
Ssire uotoIte Schinooreff, at Si
rnen / aieb, iom beItoo of gsnber
olene reooeoe gfusIono fra Sfan
og Wonpre.
Torilnqets WooItonoerc bnbbeoe
at minore MI END noeen Sinor
ifuIoe SssSer fao be fomme 3ettie
beoer iom De andre rusfiffe timber
Inatter, for6i oct piroe bore til Sfo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-19
Bet banifc aOugebnS
icirer 30 9lars SnbilGnm.
6elc Solicit tascr Del 6eitcn.

llnoer Il. 0s. meloes ira aeben.
bapn at 9oiiet % 9opeoitaOen
9eroags ieireOe 30 9Iarsoa9en ior
oen @liicfsborgite aongeialnilies
1ronbeitigelie.
&c ileiteaeben6ounaoiier uofom iOr
9lnleoningen meo ,SnbiIGlmlsnlmre,
huori Sanoets llooifllng / oen mel.
lemliggenoe 1io % oct go0e 6or-
bolo mellem Songebuiet og Solicit
par 0enltano ior Arngere Ontale.
Ger er natllrIigpis life mere emo cen
Diening onL at aon9eiamIlien
Gag omiattes meo aGrligbeo al al
le Gag al 9eiolfningen.
Baa lanime 5io minoer man ON,
bporoon 5orboIoene bar, oa Gbri.
titan Den glienOe belteg Sronen 81
teraaret 1868. Set ioo Den Sang
alt anoet emo Ipit no, men eiter
ooer 40 9lars Stnre fln0e oen gam.
le aonge - yGuropos Soigerfnr "
- glpoe iig oe0 en- Spmpati og
9lgtelie, iom bel iiploen er bleoet
Ell SeriferiIpgt til Gel. Saa itore
,Soran0ringer bar ben forlebne Fe'
riooe beuirfet.
Der nor Gale ON, at 0en tpifC
aeiier ifuloe ailGgge fit I9nge bebu'
oeoe 9eis9 peo Soifet oenne Mao
lneb, men on SlbilGet iaIot inmmer
meo llobrliooet al ben nn6en lies.
oiaife arig, iom ibrte iii 9abet al
0olltein og SIesbig, innot man
niitnof poa begge Sioer Giospimftei
nbeloigt baIgt, og Der blen oerior
beaer intet oi 8iiitten oenne Sang
aeiieren pentes imiolertio til aeben,
hapn 1914.
GbriItian Den gienoe, bois Ssn
Ineien bIeb aonge neo 5re0erif Der
0tten6es 8eo ssior. 6soe 1906
% bans Hegering itrofte ig ionIe
oes fom til at itrPffe ouei
I3 9lar. San bar Sen a
Sertug 8ilbelm nf Slesoig.Solitein
Ssnoerbora. Beef og aolliie al Ses
ienaosieI; paa 8Gorene og Mlsorent
Sioe ne6ltnmmeoe ban fra oct onnifl
aon9ebus, og ban oporoges eftel
5aoerens 8so / 1881 0onmnrf
bnor 5reoerif oen Spoenoe iattC
megen EriS paa bnm. Giterboan
oen iom lloiigterne til oen ganll
aongeltammeS llooeen oofieoe, ben
leoeoeS OpmGrfionlbeoen paa Gbri
titan, iom | 1916 iaaoeliom aorent
1913 til 1850 nanot Spmpoti pei
aigiort at lutte iig til Den oanifl
Sag. @fterat bans Suitrus Ssifen
oe bopoe ofitaaet iine glrnefran ii
benoe og bun after til 9briItian
blep oenne beo 2onooner-Iraftater
af 1850 og grpefelgeIooen ire glai
Ienere erfenot iom 3ronfsIger. Z
1856 iii ban S9oe @ebeimeitats
ronoet, men inotoa / spriet imoel
5re6erif Den Sppenoe en- tilbagetruf
fet StiIline.
Sans Ironbeltigelie fnnot Stei
Den t5. 9openber for 80 glar iioen
og ben ifete unoer oe panifeligit
5orboIo. 5reoerifs $50 gioroe slr
oeipsresmaalet brpnoenoe, oe be tp
lie Waeter boboe faaet en- 9eilie
be6 til SnobIanoing | 0anmarfI
5orbolo neo Den illIt beotagne Ro
Misunderstanding. aoneen inoia'
oct ffGbneipangre oenne og loo fl
firn ben9ge til at unoerifribe oei
neo Den truenoe 5oIfeitemn;ne
sssbenbobn os oe irieteslsie 5orisl
poo at ifnbe en- onoen 9iegerina
efter 3onnebirfes gismning gol
man meb ltrette Song Gbriitiol
SfpIoen, Iieeiom Der | oisie Gor fr
mango Sioer reiites ganffe iberci
tigeoe TpibI ON bans 9onifbeo 70
sbriet. timber 2onooner.aonfere
cen foretrof ban en- YerionoIilnio
fremfor at opeibe SoIitein elIer Del
SIespie; ober for l1muIiebeoen q
at faa on6re Wpno til at opertog
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-19

Get berettes enoo9iao at ban tent
ON g(itenen bapoe iiloent Orgnni.
iationen. 3an gnar poa meo fine
5orretnin9er, iom ON intet bar TO.
reialoen meIlem BAN og Geaeringen
/ 8nlbin9ton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-19

9aoen ipnes ON GolgnoioIOet
Rom, II. Iop. 1open bar mootoget
llnoerretningen ON llofnIoet al 0e
amerifonife 0oIa og gIpoer Iig /
6pi @roo oper, at iaa mango fntol.
ife aonoioater bar Ogret bel0ige
nof til at blipe nolgt. San er fer
lig tilfre6s meo, at @uoern6rerne
mere emo et. hnlpt Guiin Stater
er aatoIiffer. T'ins oen nienoe icr
6ctte life olene ct 9eois for an.
tolicismenS 5remaang | Il. g. q.
men oqiad for oen amerifonifc gIn.
tionS bre0e Spn % Tolerance.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-19

moutb4 mco ipo WGn0 OH 9or0
antages at p9re gaaet lmoer Oe0
@uG 9slano 0iiAiganieen, og DER
er ringe 5aob onL at nogen fan ia
be reooet fig. 9lan0t DC on6or0-
onrenoe bar 2(reG Sarion ira W3ari-
nette, isis; Saralo So6nIon lam.
meite6s og Gbriit aeenon, en- ti0li-
gere lln6eriberii / Menominee Goun=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-19
Anterikn -Aut.

Cen iiolte Storm oper Snoieerne
bar iielge oe ienere Giterretninger
pit fig at npre 0en oGrite. man bar
fenot Smfring 10 6nrtsier iiges
at opre gaaet lnoer eller at bone
libt Soneri, og man irpgter ior, at
9lntaIlet al omfolnnc Uiennelfer,
nn1r oft blioer opflnret, nil nao
De 300.
9laerbruq5 q50epartementetS Iobem-
ber geretni1g piier, at 2nn6etsDinis.
apI / glor er lterre, emo man nenteoe
Gen onaioes til 2.i63, 100000 gu
MOB 2.371000.000 / Oftober. .9e.
retningen. Neierben pna Saonoen
sanaiues til t37972,000 9n. moo
64.764000 9}u 6ior neo oenne
5io.
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StoIo neobronote. 9rnnoens g(or.
lag fenoes life.
90. 9af. @iiloproouftion. Sto.
tens @uI6inipefter, Otto gnernan,
bar uo1ioet lin g(orsrapport, lom
piier, at @uIbproOnftionen | 10
Moone6er / 9(or beIeber iig til en-
8proi al $7,497 100.32. Den fam.
leoe @uIoproouftion ser iioen 1875
noqsr $ts4453, $50.
Gn Tenniit. .1ruIt. SSuItits6epar.
tementet | @aibington bar beannot
Ell llnoerie1elie al en- pnoltoaet Ien.
nllt.Trilit blonot 0pfebere of benne
Bare gsirginio sSfsIee sfIoeer,
Iom er in6icn6t til SSuItitsminiiter
RcpnoIbs of fremifuote Mrno |
Noro Caroline, bar Opfebere al
Beonits fort sib tpunget Griien
neo npiten 30 Trocent. aIoaernt
lnoerettebe oeida 9eportementet ON
at oenne pooItooe6e TruIt bopbe er
Iettofortieneite of ober 200 Brocent
I oet forrsbne gor.
Toroboer befrpates briifnet. We
nominee, Mih., f3. gsob. .Tln
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-19

9{pt Statsfpp / W}erico. Sra
Merico Stu meIoes unoer II. o5.,
at Der er Sonipnli9beo ior, at Wteri.
cos 0eftator Suerto OiI bline are.
iteret efter General 9lanquet5 Or.
ore. Get paaitoas. at ban bil baoe
9frmeens Gbefers Stette til ct Ioo.
oant Sfri0t for ,Sreoens 0prettelie
/ W(erico.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-11-19

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