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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
junk Dealer Arrested for
Receiving Stolen Goods

Arrested BY Roundsnan William
Magee and Patrolman Hugh McCul-
Tough, Of the Kearny police depart
ment, who routed him from his bed,
LiDaris Xerneieri, 80 years old, of
Harrison street and Sanford avenue.
Kearny, was today held, in default of
$1,000 bail, by Police Recorder
Leonard A. WINNER TO await the
action CT the Hudson county grand
jury.
Verneieri. who is junk dealer, Is
accused of having bought brass rods
from eight Harrison boys, who ad-
united TO the Harrison police they
had stolen the rods from a construc-
ton shanty at the Manhattan trans
fer Of the Pennsylvania railroad. The
rods. thirty-nine in number, were
worth, the railroad officials say, 81
each. The boys declare the junkman
gave them seventy-five cents for
the lot.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
F. A. Barrett Is
Ordained Priest

In the Church of st. Peter and
Paul Philadelphia, today, Francis A.
Barrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Barrett. of 10 Van Rensselaer,
street, Belleyille was ordained to the
Roman Catholic priesthood.
Father Barrett is member of the
Order of St. Augustine. He will be
the celebrant of his first mass in
st. Peters Church. Belleville, at 1880
o'clock tomorrow morning. The Rev.
j. r.. Dohan. president of Villa Nova
College, Philadelphia, will accom-
pany the young priest to Belleyille
and preach the sermon at the mass.
Father Barrett mas not as yet re-
eeived an assignment He will re-
turn to villa Nova College, where
he will complete his studies in
theology. Born in Belleville, Father
Barrett studied at st. Francis Xavier
College, New York. He later spent
two years at Seton Hall College,
South Orange, going TO Villa Nova
TO complete his course.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
HARRISON.E. NEWARK.

A rumor that a woman walked
into a Harrison undertaking es-
enlistment and dropped dead
gained considerable circulation in the
West Hudson town last night. The
police were besieged with inquiries.
An investigation was made and Ser
geant Calep Coakley visited the DIFF
ferent establishments. The report
proved to be without foundation.
Assumption Council No. AZ Cath
Ole Benevolent Legion of Harrison,
win meet Monday night in Record
Hall, Harrison.
At the next meeting OF the Harrison
Beard Of Health the question of APP
pointing plumbing examiners board
in tie town will be considered.
Under the auspices of Court Con-
chessa, Daughters of Isabella, oi
Harrison. a spring dance will be held
next Friday night at orator Hall
Newark.
A class of seventy children will be
confirmed by the Rt. Rev. Bishop
John j. O'Connor in st. Anthony s
Roman Catholic Church. East New
ark, early next month. The Rev
james /. Zvecarrelli. pastor of the
church, is preparing the children.
Former Assemblyman Joseph A
Riordan, OF Harrison, has been drawn
on the new panel of the Hudson
county grand jury.
| A large crowd last night attended
the reception and dance given by
Ladies' Auxiliary No. 9. a. o. H., o.
Harrison, at Orator Hall. Newark.
Several candidates viii be initiated
al a meeting next wednesday nigh
Of Cskhcrfne Murphy Circle. Com
paaiohs Of the Forest. Of Harrison.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
HIGH-POWERED CAR
I SMASHES RUJNAB0UT

) Turning suddenly into private
road in Springfield Centre yesterday
afternoon, a high-powered limousine
owned by George Lnders, of Summit,
crashed into a light runabout be-
longing to the Monument Plaster
Company, of Harrison The lighter
car was forced up a bank and prae-
tically demolished, its occupants. AL
| bert E. Sharpe and Arthur J. Primps.
OF. this city, barely escaping serious
injury.
Eye-witnesses of the accident place
the blame upon Luder's chauffeur,
who, they say, did not blow a warm
ing signal.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
SI6,44O INCREASE IN
SCHOOL BOARD BUDGET

The budget adopted last night by
the Irvington Board of Education
calls for s111.s75. an increase of s16,-
440 over the last years. The towns
share will be s45,s6SS SO If the Board
of School Estimates approves. This
is s6S91.44 in excess of last years
appropriation. The town will receive
s65,S11i7, or ss,54S.56 more than last
year.
The opening of two new schools in
the fall, the Grove Street and Au-
gusta Street schools, are responsible
for the request for larger appropri-
alton OF the total budget increase
s12.110 Is for more teachers Fourteen
new ones will be added TO the staff
this year, making a total of eighty
nine instructors in the schools.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
Housewives League Begins
inspection in the Oranges

The Housewives League Of the Or
anges. has begun the inspection Of
retail groceries, meat markets and
bakeries, for its white list The
inspectors. on visiting a store, fill out
printed blanks containing questions
as to cleanliness of store, store-rooms
and workers, presence of flies, etc.
Where, according to this blank, the
dealer has sufficiently high standing
his name is put on the white list
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
CIVIC LEAGUE GIVES PLAY

prince Marvel" play in two acts,
was presented yesterday afternoon by
young folk who compose the Junior
Civic League OF the Columbian Club
of East Orange in the clubhouse,
Grant ard Roosevelt avenues In the
cast were Miss Roth ]. Dean. presi-
dent of the Junior League: Jack Fail
ing, Irene Knudsen, Dorothy Sinclair,
Margaret Clark, Elizabeth Failing
and Blanche Dean. The stage was
set as a. woodland scene. At the close
Of the play there was dancing and
refreshments. Rehearsals have been
under the direction Of Mrs. Amos c.
Dean and Mrs. Fred G. G. Messing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
KEARNY POLICE WILL
ENFORCE "NOISE" ORDER

Mayor Louis M. Brock, of Kearny,
last night instructed Chief of Police
William Tolen to have his men en-
force the noise ordinance as regarding
automobile muffiers Many COM
plants have been received by the
mayor regarding the alleged nui-
sance, which is said to be more COM
mon in the late hours of the night.
Offenders in the future will be
given a primary warning and Sec
ond offense will result in an arrest.
A fine of $40 is likely TO follow an ar
rest.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
G. o. p. CLUB DIMES

One hundred members of the Glen
Ridge Republican Club attended a
dinner in the Hotel Montolair las
night. J. III. Pullman, president OF
the club. was the toastmaster. The
speakers were e. w. Gray, secretary
of the Republican state Committee;
Frank Bergen. of Bernardsville; A..
r. Lockwood. former mayor Of Glen
Ridge, and w. /. Lincoln Adams,
Montclair candidate for Congress on
the Republican ticket last fall.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
INTRuDERs JAILED

Patrick Mcmahon, of 40 New street,
Orange, and Michael McCaffery. OF
1s9 Bleecker street, this city, entered
"a house in6Day street. Orange, last
night, and proceeded to take nap.
Policeman Curtis arrested them and
today Judge Woodmah sent them 10
Jail for thirty days Roberts HuEn~
phfey. was the complainant.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
LENTZ, OF ARLINGTON,
WON'T DISMANTLE HOUSES

That he does not intend TO move or
dismantle the three houses just erect
ed by him in Beach street, near See
ley avenue, Arlington. was today de-
clared by George Lentz, of North Ar
lington.
Considerable objection has been
raised to the locating of the struc-
lures in the. residential district, it be-
ing contended that the houses are not
in conformity with the present build
ings in the neighborhood. Lentz will
accept $500 for the three houses.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
KEARNY BABE STRICKEN

Helen Evans, 2-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Evans. Of 124
Maple street. Kearny, is seriously i'll
at it's parents home. The child was
stricken yesterday with infantile pa
ralysis. According to the attending
physician the babes condition Is crit
ical
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
STRIKING LABORERS GET
RECRUITS AT QUARRIES

Striking laborers marched through
West Orange today and took from
the Fnsco quarries a few men at
work there. There was no disorder
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17

'ssys You Like IT. will be given in
wednesday evening bv Ben Greet
and his Shakespearian players, under
the auspices oe the Maplewood LIZ
5rary Association. II will be the Sec
nsEts arranged in aid Of the library.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
ng1sf

CoS1MIss fONIsRs' SALE or BUILDINGS.
We the undersigned commissioners, duly
n7po!nssd 70 compute. estimate and fix dam
ayes for local improvements. having made
an estimate and assessment OF damages sus-
. tanned by the opening Of Woodside avenue
from .der tclair avenue TO Verona avenue,
rfli sell on the premises at public auction,
on Thursday May - 1915, at o'clock in
the afternoon Of said day, n two-family-two-
story frame building located at No. IS coey-
Ma Street rooms first floor. : ROOMS
aaG a. W. on second. A two-story frame
building 10 lied at No. 20 CoeyInan street.
. stores on ilrs5 floor, rooms second
loc- and shed two-story frame
cay. nfer chop located at 10. "a Coeyman
stree
TAr:ss viii he twenty-fye f25) per cent. at
time OF purchase, and the remaining amount
of purchase price or before the expiration
IL iva ~ gays from date of sale
Tho condition Of the sale viii be that the
purchaser 81 ~ remove tear down the said
buildings on or before June !, 1918
Tho right is reserved 20 withdraw the sale
Il deemed best.
Dated May iG 1919
WILLIAM D1sfoED,
JOSEPH HEISLER,
.ADcLPH HoLZNERs
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-17
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
,rTfcE OF THE BOARD or STREET
AND MATER COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY or NEWARK.

Newark \. j.. May i. 1913.
sealed proposals will be received al this
office from 3:l5 10 800 o'clock .. H. Of
Thursday, the twenty-ninth day Of MAY.
1913. and opened the last named hour. at
public meeting Of the board to be held ut
said time and place for the furnishing and
delivery f q. b. Newark \. L.. Of one ~
] zht four-cy cylinder gasoline motor truck,
Without body. together VIII full tool equip
1nent lamps. horns. bulb and klaXonette.
1'restoiite tank Windshield and double tire
bracket, for Use by the Department Of
Water, with an option on the par, OF the
city to order additional similar trucks at
fne same price.
Zach proposal must be inclosed In q sealed
envelope property Endorsed with the name
or tie bidder and Of the Improvement. and
directed to the Board Of Street and Wat
Commissioners of the City Of Newark
bidders will state their prices in writing
ss well in figures.
Bidders must specify in their proposals
that. should the above contract be awarded
to them. they will bind themselves to deliver
the trucks within the number Of days stated
IN their proposals.
The contract and specifications Of the work
can be examined at the Office Of the Chief
Engineer of the Board of Street and Water
Commiss toner's at the City Hall Said pro-
posaIs to be accompanied by the consent, in
writing Of two suretes. or surety COM
pany qualified to do business in New Jersey.
sbo shall at the time Of putting in such pro-
posals, qualify 10 their responsibility in
the amount Of such proposal and bind them
selves that II the contract be awarded TO the
7peiron or persons making the proposal they
NIL upon its being go awarded, become his
% their sureties for the faithful performance
81 said work.
The Board Of Street and Water comr1is-
f.onefs of the city Of Newark re-
5.rf ans or all proposals fer the aoove work
rs thes, -nsy deem best FOR. the interest," OF
~ die sticn Of the toafd 81 street ara
Ta;sr eenrlssiarers or ;ha CITY Of Newark.
q. H. SatERRERD,
nsSiT-st CHEF Engineer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22
6rnbeulbfte | Wales

Goroiii @nIes, 16. Oft. gllt
Saab OH at frnne reooe Here al
9lrbeiocrne, iom er inoeip9rret /
llniperial .@ruben, bpor Der inotrai
Ell @rplolion IirsOng Wiorgen, er
ina goot iom opgioet DieooeleIien
ON, at man bnboe ilnoet % Uidno
/ 9ioe ct al @olerierne, bar olit
lig at bare feilngtig; men 8oor
trof man paa ct itort 9tntal Gig.
Ser er enonu life uoiteot nogen
OificieI WeooeleIie, og bette bar
poft Sorbopielie Sloen breo no
paanp / 8aor @itermiooag, og oct
brpnoer enbnu meoet itrrft. Ger
er life lpnger noget Segn til 2ip /
@ruben. sSnotil TENT | glites bar
Der flmoet 40 9ig, meoens Der emo.
MI bar 368 gfrbeioere inoeipGrret
/ @ru6en. 93i Mano itee neo /
@ruben en- Time for erploiionen
inotrof.
cynaenisrerne bar beilllttet at fno
SI6en Iliiffct ierlt. oo Der intet fan
aeres iao lGnge ben raier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22
Nrs. Sanfbnril / 2lmerlfa.
9enne berDmte Sprcr for DC cngclife
Snffrngctter nG9tcs, men
iibcn gipcs glognng.

9sroag / iioite llge noaeoe Sore
re for De frigerife cngelife Sniiro-
getter til 9lmerita meo Sfibet Gro.
pence Slm er reiit bertil ior at
oppellere til glmerifanere ON Stgtte
/ StemmeretSfpinoernes ,9iepotl.
tion". 01en oen beltcno0iqe apinoe
lit life 2oo at relic mo 9anoet
life enaang nn0er a8onos" 5 Ste.
Oct ior at iaa 2on at gaa 2on6
anoiltes Wirs Fonfblrit ionlmen
meo O2iis Hbeta Gbiloe Corr, Der
iriuIllia blep tilboac ior at qan
D,rs. 4unfburit til 0aon0e
&preIier eSnlmiqrantltationen. oe
iammc 8Grelier, iom Gene5ueias
1iftator. e. 6nitro. / fin Gio be6o.
eoe, mems hans Sog lm0eriegtes,
oe beoite 8etentionsnurelier, Der
Itoor til 9icnelte. - SSmnigrotions.
U1pnoigbeoerne bolot for. at Wrs.
Eonfhrrit hoooe begaaet sSorbrn.
oelier. Der tnoeoe pdo Lab 9toral.
oq al oen @runo fun6e bin life
iteoeS 9loann9 til 2onbet.
: Chicago nofte 9ln1tet ON, at
Mrs. Ranfbllrit Dor npgtct Gogona
til 9onoet, itort Msre. og ser blen
Itrafs ianmenfolot W'osiemsoe of
Ghico9os 9pinoer. - Reo 3oorer,
iortnipleoe @eItifulotioner og andre
toinoelige 8ean pao sSnoi9nntion
fornlIereoe oisie aninoer Ell BRO.
tcit. hnilfen De erflpre6e, at DC
life oiloe itanoic fsr SSmmigra.
tionS .@pnoigbeoernes @eitenmelie
bar blenen fordtores @nibinoton
Ter ienotes itrofs telegram til RrG
iioent @ilien, Wtini1ter 9rnon oa
9lrbeiberminiiter @ilion
: @oor MorqcS lpites ira 8oib.
inqton. at Nrpiioent g9ilion hnp6e
ororet 9Smmiarntions -MnnoiabeOcr
lie til at Ia0e Nir5. Gouf6urlt relic
hpor bum bill. pao eaet glniuor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22

peliner". Here emo 6olf peo ON
6nnOt ON oct tpife 9lige itaar Of
beie 9aller meO Suitfortgier. Oct
berer lpitlano nllereoe til De Dag
Iigoage Iin1 at ie oisie 2uitens
Soaler alioe benoner Sanoifobet beii
ooer 8Dernes Spir, ct Spn iom bar
pleiet at iploe ethnert tpif 0iertC
meo 9e9eiitring % StoItbeo. Get
bar oa intet llnoer, al ,3eppelin
blen Ell 6olfets 6elt 3Diflono.
Sonor itor Snnlpoticn Tor bam er,
lit man at ie 1908, oo ban bnooe
lit llbelo meo oct eoelaate Suitlfib
i @hter0inQen. On fna OoQe bar
Is Uiillioncr Mari inoinnlct og it'll.
let til bans 9inaoiqbeo. Rogen
Srsiteifilling piloe boh ooa life
mootaae on aap oerfor Renaene til
ct 5ouo til @nitiarteus 5rcnnnc,
8renen naoiqerer iremOeles tiot
oa iGout line &uitiartsler og ton.
trollcrer Npaningen al me. ito6iq
pannp aennemtGnfte oq iorbeoret /
monge 9nfeltbeoer. Ser fort 3io
iioen beo oct iig, at ban bnnoe Flo.
ner oppe ON at gere 8'iren / ct at
fine ,Stnrbore" til glmerifo. Son.
fen ifol bare at onfomme til Son.
Sroncisco rnoer Gonnma.Haciiicllo.
Itillingen 1915.
Oct iortplles ON aeiieren, at ban
arpo. on han lit at bere on 2ltit.
itibsulpffen Den 9. September, oe6
bpllfen 9lnleoning 10 Menneifer lat.
te 9ipet iii. aeiieren bnpoe ieoet
Sloooemansnrene oen 0oe, oa 9-1
Den tpife WorineS StoItbe6, baooe
oGret beIfpftiaet meo giefognoscer.
inaer. llo poa 9lftenen begpnote
oct at bIpie itrrft, og aoIosien iao.
es pluoielig at ieile no moo Sapet.
Zen ionf, meo oct ionme oen fom
gersring mco Bonoet.
Gn WfeIoina al 49, Oft letter
Eollet oi Dem. Der bar meo pao 1u-
ren. til 2S; 10, iom life brpbtes poo
Ste6et, oeoc fort eiter
aeiicr @il6eIm ienote 0'orine.
miniiteren ct Telegram, hoori ban
iiqer: nSorqen oopr, bOoO Der er
bpnot. nif, oct er ieq forbisiet ON,
fun bpre en- Spore til iornpet gln.
Itr0ngeIie / gletnina al at uooitIe
ct ioo oigtiat 0oaben til at blioe
belt poalioeIiat aria" glaoene er
eniqc meo aeiieren /, at Der life
ifuloe blipe nogen Stans 9eItrG.
belierne for at lfofie gniflono Ell
posienoe 2uftflaooe - Zen Na-
tionalitoltheo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22
SOruaoo / @e6raifu.

Zen .. Os. gim. mellem stl 6
% 7 ramtes @rofen gon, Giiter
so, of en- Gornnoo, riter bOao Our.
linaton.9nnens 9Iaent Der meIote
til SopeoItoiionen | 2incoln. Gro.
fen Dom bar en- gefolfnina poo
2500 Menneiter. @pen Iieeer 175
W1iI nelten for Omaha. glf fenere
Weloinger fremaaor, at Sorgeont
og Scoto, fom liaaer iomme goun.
tp, bIeb apitet of beftiae Storme,
men man fenoer life Sfnopns Om.
fnug
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22
9nmpifi6s -@otitier.

Limited Stotes" er ofieilet ire
g6riitionionO meo 756 Gasio9erer
ON 9oro oo nentes til gtem Dcrf
oen f6.os. 8iI oter ofieile oeriro
ben /. 9eop. og pentcs oo til Gbri.
Iiioniono ben If. Non.
oSenia Sfno" onfom til Gbri-
Itioniono ben 10. Oft, bill afieile
oerfro Ben I. gob. og pentes on til
gbriItionion6 ben II. gton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22
Snl3er fenot itDloig
og allat.
0pg life tenot mififfct til iiocn at
boloc 6m6eoe.

D0l0c OlliDe0e.
9llbanp, u. o., II. Oft. - @il.
liam Snl5er opberte ueo W1io0dgs.
ito Gag meo at ppre Stoten gfeip
YorfS 8liperner. Get bar yS5nl.
pendment" 9ietten. Der meo 13 moo
- Sten1ner aiintte bon. 30
MfeoIenmer itemte life. - R9Itan.
perner Dlartin $. @lnnn ailogoe
Gmbe6seo iom Snl5ers GiterieIger.
RettenS 9enoelie loo poo, at Sul.
ser bor ifpl0i9 5orinIifning. Wien.
60 og ,Soriea paa at lm0ertrpffe
9ionesbnr0, Der gif bonn inoo.
Gpcr for oe enri9e glnflogeplnf.
fer bIen ban irifenot. gletten fenote
bom enItemmig ltifpIoig oe eDrige
fire Tirnfter. - Oaiaa ioo goot
iom enItenmiet beilutteoe Syn1peah.
ment. .1riblnolet. at Snl5er life
ifuloe fenoes ilififfet til Srenltioen
at boIoe gGres. og 3iaiospoIter /
Stoten.
Der ooerroftes oen ofiatte Gfse.
flltib en- glfifrift af Hettens aen0el-
ie. o@o6t, ieg toffer Gem, iaeoe
ban til Senntets 8noben. Sergeont,
iom ooerrafte bom 9ofimentet.
0en oigoaenoe gfsefiltip noenn
iioen en- ,Stotenent", bbiIfen ban
oenlnciereoe 3ribunolet, Ser bnboe
afiat bom iom vNurpbD's bigh
court OF infnnp".
aU2urpbp fontrollereoe 9lsiemblp'.
en- og ororeoe Smpeohnentet"
ioeoe ban. oSon fontroIlereoe DC
ileite al 9lettens Weolemmer og oif-
terebe og ifren 9oninen. San bar
CONNER og Surp, Inflaaer oa
9oiIif."
Snl3er erflpreoe, at bans ssorbsr
bar en- ,.politiif 2pndlina, hooo 0en
tomnoniiereoe Del al 9etten ongif.
San forlifre6e. at ban life bar op.
troobt til 1orinor for iig ielp, foroi
ban forito6, at hoab ban fllnoe on.
iere imoo 3onlmonn, niloe blioe
.ruleo" no.
San npqte0e 9eifuloninaerne /
oIle Smpeadlmentets glrtifler, nGg.
teoe. at ban noaen Sin6e 1nooe beot
GGlen q. 9lpon ON at ifniie bon
Wlrpbn5 eller Den replblifanlfe
Stotsfomites 3ornnno 9orre8 sSno.
ilnoeIie til at itanoie 5orislgelien,
oq iogoe, at Senrn Miorgentbaus
0ioneSbpro f1noe iorflores San
ioriifrcoe, at Der por giort oroentlig
Ne0e for enboer Dollar, Der bar gi.
bet bom unoer &ompognen. San bar
/ SIG, 900 @plo: San bar ppret tro,
bbno Der bar nPret bam betroet
,Sapoe ieg Blot tient otbe bois"
meo balo ian megen SSOer, iom ie9
hor tient Stnten, iaa bar @illiam
Sul3er life bleoen anflnaet" Tag.
0e ban.
Saaleoes enote Iaa Den Gag,
men lige floq er Oifentligbeoen /
@runoen. g9m. Sul5er bar Sfin.
net inloo iig; men 8amnianp.9tin'
gen og oenS gois bar nGppe oul.
aepeI peo oenne Gags @ong og Nj.
llutning oilnoet ltort 9etning al
1iaio. 8e iorifellige BLADES reoaf.
tioneIle llotoleller, iom er fonlmen
os for 2ie. reber life itor Spmpati
for nooen al Barterne Oct mon
tillpaaes 9etponina, at 9iettens sSor.
mano, 0ommer Cullen Der itemte
life ifploig", alioeueI iaaoe: vSeg
oiG aobnet iiee, at oeriom oisie
Sonblinaer (bbor ban oemtcs) Oar
noeoet, mems ban bar / GmbeOet, iaa
oiloe iea babe oniet bans morolife
Sell itor nof til at iorore bans s5ier-
nelie."
/ ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-22

&c cnaelife 9frbeiosaipere. Con
oon, % September sSialae
meg er Der her onnnet en- 1ore
nina lmOer 9fobn of 9trbei0saper
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poo 30 Millioner Go. StcrIina.
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