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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-04
HOAR THOUGHT
COMBINES LEGAL
lliNNIR or SHERMAN LAW 50
ADVISED STIEL WIRE MAN.
lTACTI RIRs.
OPINION IS INTRODUCED
Former senator AdNisrd Clients That
Pool 10 TN Prices Would
not Violate the Law.


NEW YORK Juno a. CId.ure
tlu ihc ntc Senator Geo. D. lIuar Of
a-s"'hus'tis who framed the sher-
man "h'l TRUST law wrote AN opinion
'"' S'u "il'r IT'S enactment which
N'.d ihA' steel manufacturers who
'NI I'''d pool agreements to fix prices,
i'f uI'l' output ana divide profits,
.oH'd not Doe convicted under the law
"N' 4" lEht today ai the hearings
"I lh' government dissolution against
M United states steel corporation.
II|e opinion written 90 1901 at the
request ~ wire manufacturers who
pI hp"fed 10 form such a pool was
pay IN evidence hy attorneys for the
r'fpomuon iu connection with tosti-
mon} Of Judge Ebert H. Gray chair
man ~ the corporation, saying that
n the early days ~ the steel Industry
u was supposed by steel manufac-
iutcrs and lawyers that pools were
l'faL Three years ago pools u wire
mAuuiacturcrs We're broken mp by the
government under the law ana their
mtmhcrs indicted and fined
Came From ola E1Ics
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-04
JUST THE CLOTHES
FOR THIS WARM
WEATHER.
"A Cool Lightweight Two
Piece Suit

They are herein greafpariefyt 10 select from
MOhdirS, Crashes. Linens and Palm Beach
Cioh-S5. 90, So.5C, $3.50, $3.50 $1,000,
$3.50, $500
COAT SHIRIS-fOr outing GVedr, for ordi-
binary aoedr, in extensive showing of fine sum
ShrhngS-SI OO SIPS, SI.5O, $780, 81 so
10 $780,
COOL UNDER WEAR - MunSing Under
wear, b. Y. ID. and Wilson Bros. Perfected
Closed Crotch Union SuitS-.5O, SLOO, SIPS,
SI.5O 10 $3.50.
SUMNER IROUSERS-Linens SergeS No
hairs ami IrOpicd! aveight fabricS $3.50, 81,
$3.50, So, $3.50, 81, SIS TO $50.
SUMMER OXFORDS-m Canvas, Whife
Buck and lightweight feathers, $3.50, 800,
$50, 400, 500 TO 5000
COOL CLOTHES FOR THE EOYS-WaSh
Suits, Pants, Summer Underwear, Shirts,
BiouSeS, Straw and Linen HatS, Ox(ordS and
Tennis Slippers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-04
The Oil
Flyer

The Santa Fc's fast train be
tween Chauute and Tulsa, viii
begin running juno ].
Leave Chanute ZOO II. m., ar
rive Tulsa 1l:ib a. M; leave
Tmm 1880 y. m. ana arrive
Chanute 700 y. M south
bound connects at Chcrryyalc
for Concyyillc. ana at Havana
for Cedar Vale. Northbouud
connects with train from Cedar
Vale.
Daylight Service through Re
mnrl,nbly Rich Mid Continent
oil Fields.
stops Mt AN stations. Service
very convenient and, iu councc-
ton with other regular trains.
insuros speedy communicates
between AN points.
\ Boon TO Busy Prospcctor
aud Operator
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
MAY INVESTIGATE
THE INVESTIGATION
WAR ON ATTORNEY GENERALS
DEPARTMENT PROMISES TO
GROW INTERESTING i- LIGHT
FOOT WANTS SUBPOENA
ASKING THAT CAHOON OF DALLAS
BRING BEFORE COMMITTEE LET
TIERS FROM WALTERS RELATIVE
TO INVESTIGATION.
On AsSOciaicd Press D

Austin, Tex, Jan. 29.-After number
OF witnesses had been summoned in be
half of former Attorney General Light
loot before the senate committee inyes.
tlgating the attorney generals depart
ment: the committee took recess until
Monday evening at eight o'clock.
Senator McGregor said il looks as If
there would be no investigation further.
and another member of the committee
said he would make an effort to stop the
whole thing.
Jewel LightfOOt asked that process
be issued for seven witnesses and
suDpoenas duces tecum issued for G.. w
Cabo0n OF Dallas. and that he bring anv
letter or kilograms he had from Jake
VOTERS or others relative to the invps
1lgation of the attorney generals deDart
lneht, concerning certain oil companies
me same process was asked with other
witnesses o''i
VOTERS later issued statement deny.
ing ne had written or wired anyono cn,,
corning the investigation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
TARIFF POLICY FOREsHADOWED
FACTURERS PEOPLE HAVE
SPOKEN ON TARIFF MATTERS.
(BU Associated Pressl

Washington, ID. c., Jan 9.-The demo
cratic policy at the coming special scs-
sion of congress. was accurately fore
shadowed at a hearing on the boot and
shoe schedules before the ways and
means committee today, when Chairman
Underwood told representatives Of the
shoe industry that ''the final arbiter, the
American people, had rendered verdict
for tariff for revenue instead of tariff for
protection and that the democrats can
not be expected to write a protective tar
iff, even of only two per cent. Shoe men
proteste dagainst putting their product
on the free list.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
BG RUSH FOR POLL TAXES
VOTING STRENGTH OF CITY IN
CREASED 272 YESTERDAY-TWO
MORE DAYS TO PAY POLL TAXES.

When the county tax collectors Office
closed yesterday afternoon, the voting
strength of the city Of Brownsville stood
at exactly 949. The total number of tax
receipts issued during the day was 233,
besides which 81 exemption certificates
were issued. Twenty-Five more voters
qualified yesterday than qualified Tues
day. A toltal of 79S poll tax receipts
have been issued in the city precincts,
and 151 certificates of exemption have been
given out to date.
AS was the case Tuesday. yesterdays
sales of poll taxes were practically all
to city voters. Only two days are left.
today and up to ) p. m. Friday and it is
believed that these two DAYS will average
at least not less than 300 receipts each.
Tax Collector Walton has several depu-
ties assisting, and when the applicants
become too numerous he calls for the as
sistance of others of the court house men.
and thus is enabled to wait upon the ap-
plicants with little delay
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
BAILEY EXPECTS ANARCHY.
(By Associated Press.)

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 29.-Former
Senator Joseph W. Bailey Of Texas,
speaking before the Pennsylvania Bank
ers' Assertion tonight, declared that
anarchy and destruction Of property sim;
liar to the French revolutionary times
will prevail in this country unless the
present trend Of politics is checked. Nr.
Bailey said that demag0gues are sup
planting political bosses, and urged the
people to drive them out by taking a
proper interets in public affairs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
KENNEDY ELECTION BILL
REPORT ON PROPOSE
TION TO CHANGE ENTIRE TEXAS
ELECTION SYSTEM.
(By Associated Press.)

Austin. Tex, Jan. 29.-The following
bills were introduced i'm the senate. to-
day: Creating training school for
feeble minded: allowing installation of
county hospitals; amending the libel Law
TO return to the old common law defini-
tion of libel, and abolish the presump-
tiOn Of malice: creating campaign, ex-
penses to OnefOurth OF the first years
salary of the Office sought.
In the house bill providing for es,i-
mate for county hospitals.
The house committee on privileges aud
elections rrnOrted favOrably the Kennedy
election bill, changing the entire Texas
election system. WV
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
ALLIES ABRUPTLY END
LONDON CONFERENCE
DELEGATES READY TO LEAVE FOR
HOME-REPRESEN LEFT
BEHIND IN THE EVENT TURKS
RECONSIDER.
ALLIES SAY THE YOUNG Turks
PARTY IS COMMITTED TO WAR
POLICY-ARMISTICE WILL END
TODAY.

London, Eng, Jan. 29-The peace
negotiations, which had reached dead
lock over the cessiOn of Adrianople on
January 6, were finally broken today by
the allies, who presented note to this
effect to Rechag Pasha, heading the Turk
ish delegates, and the Balkan delegates
are prepared to leave for home, leaving
behind four representatives to act should
Turkey at the last moment make the con
cessiOns asked.
The allies do not believe the Turks will
cede Adrianople, however, as the life of
the Young Turk party hinges OH the con
tinuance of war.
The Balkan allies plan the immediate
capture of Adrianoplc and dictatiOn
there by them of a peace treaty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
BAKERY BURNED.

: A small frame bakery belonging
x to Eduardo Barrera, located on the
y alley between Washington and
= Elizabeth street. between LIST and
r 2nd, caught fire about one o'clock
< this morning, and was burned down.
= Mr.. Barrera was asleep in the shop
y when the fire broke out, but awak
y ened in time to escape uninjured
y The cause of the fire was not
Y known. House and contents were
X completely destroyed. The loss was
y probably not over $40O. The fire
= was all over in about three quarters
Y of an hour.
x
x x X x * y x x x x x x x X
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30

Paris-It is rumored here that the Fris-
co railway will replace its bridge across
the Red River with heavier structure
and in ease these plans matrialize the
Board ofTrade of this city will make an
effort to secure the old structure and con
vert it into road crossing This will
Oklahoma. to patronize the merchant in
this city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
SENATE SAFELY DEMOCRATIC.
(By Associated Press. }

Washington, ID. G., Jan. 9.-All ques-
ton of the democratic cOntrOl Of the
next senate VS. settled today with the
election Of Willard Salisbury, democrat.
as United States senator from the state
OF Delaware The control previously
hinged OH the deciding vote Of Vice Pres
ident Marshall. but the democrats nOw
have 40 assured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30

The squirrel has been indicted by an
expert naturalist as thief and a MUIR
derer. He is said to eat the eggs and kill
the young of harmless and useful birds
which, if permitted to live and increase
would protect the forests from harmful
insects By killing these birds the squir
rel takes rank as forest destroyer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
REPORTED MUTINY.
(By Associated Press. }

London, Eng, Jan. 29.-COnstantinOpIe
dispatches say something il evidently
happening at Tchatalja as wounded men
are constantly arriving. An uncOnfirmed
report says fifteen thousand Circassian
troops have mutined. RiOting is reported
among the Dardenelles troops.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30

1t is frequently the custom for mer-
chants in Scotland to buy potatoes when
in the ground. and to undertake the
digging and carting For this purpose
they often send to Ireland for a man
called a "gaffer." who takes a gang OF
Young women over to assist, as the Irish
women are among the best workers III
the field.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30

Four mountains at least exist which
are composed of almost solid iron ore.
One is the Iron Mountain of Missouri,
another is in Mexico, third in India
and the fourth is located in that region
of Africa explored by Sir Henry Stanley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30

The Jordan has hitherto been cited as
the most crooked stream III the world
But it is surpassed in this respect blythe
White River, Arkansas, which journeys
a thousand miles in travcrsing dis
tance of thirty miles as the crow flies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30

Meriadian-The new public school
building which is being erected with the
proceeds of the $4,000 bond issue is near
ing completion. AT the election i'll which
the bonds were voted. only two dissent
ing votes were pOlled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30

The Chinese detective force is a secrel
body and the best organized in the world.
Its members keep an eye OH every man.
woman or child, foreign or native,
throughout China, and in addition watch
each other.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30

Amarllo-Thc panhandle Swincbreed-
ers Association has just closed a most
successful meeting here. Among the hog
experts TO address the convention were
Prof. j. j. Ferguson of Chicago. who
read y paper on "TeXas Needs More
Hogs" President W. NJ. Duffy of Claude
also spoke
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30

CuerO-lmprOvcmcn aggregating go.
600 have been made on the local pork
packing plant and modern fcrtilizing
establishment has been installed and will
IL operated full time as soon as an
experienced manager is secured
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30

Fort Worth, Tex, Jan. 2S.-Cattle-
receipts 3,4OO; beef steers steady, at $3.50
to $7.25; calves-receipts 500; steady at
$3.50 to $3.50 Hogs-receipts 3,19O;
opened strong. closed ) to 10 cents high
er. top $7-S5. Sheep-receipts 260; slow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
REBELS MOVE TOWARD JUAREZ
(By Associated PrcSS.)

FL Paso, Tex, Jan. 29.-The rebels to-
day evacuated Guadalupe and began 4
movement along the Texas border toward
Juarez. Two rebels in a band of several
hundred were wounded by the state pc
lice near Fabens, Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
COTTON.

New Orleans, La, Jan. @.-COtton fu
lures closed steady with one point down
to two points up, compared with Tues
days close. Spot cotton firm and uRr
changed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
REPORTED ADVANCE ON JUAREz.
(By associated Press. }

FL PasO, Tex, Jan. 29-Texas rangers
report a large force, which is believed to
be the rebel Ynez Salazar's advance
guard on Juarez. II is reported that an
attack will begin at daybreak
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
WEATHER.
meteorological report for the "A hours
'ndlng at Z p. IN. Jan. %:
FORECAST.
{ (BU AsSOciated Press \

(By associated PrcsS)
Washington. ID. c., Jan. 29.-East
Texas-Fair Thursday and probably
Friday. West Texas-Fair Thursday
and Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
CATTLE.
(Bg 4 ssocidted Press !

Kansas City, Mo-. Jan. 29.-Cattle-
receipts GOOO, including 900 southerns:
steady to Is cents higher: Southern
steers at $J.T5 to $7.75. Hogs receipts
$4,000; steady. Sheep-receipts 1900;
strong.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30

Bryan-Work will start in the early
spring on the paving of Main Street. Nine
blocks kill be improved and about 1000
yards of material laid.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30

San Angelo-BidS for the construction
of the new 100000 viaduct accross the
North Concho River in this city. are being
advertised for by the county Judge
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30

Vienna, Jan. 29-A dispatch from
Sofia says the Bulgarian government has
ordered the army headquarters to termi-
nate the armistice tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30

Calvcrt-The Young Mems Business
Leagne Of this city will soon inaugurate
n campaign for civic Improvement.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-22
SsrgeIiet SpostilfGloe.

6reooa / iioite llge bar ieg til
geeraoelie | @nibineton, beruoe /
Gountpet. Oct bar aIfreo Rielien,
en- Ronb poo 81. aor, Der bar oso
/ Omaha. 5srit oa ieg Tom oeruo,
tom iee til aunoifab ON 9sosoar-
ioeen. Oct bar Den IA. os., ban
bar oso. Saa plot ies f~oritoo, bar
bet Gngen foru6, ban bar eaaet
en- 3nr / gpen. San Dor Rurer
of grofesiion; Den Gag bar ban
uOen grbeioe, oa ion iaeoe ban til
fin Some, al ban oiIoe gaa en- lille
1ur | gpen. RRite DAG iflIoe ban
poo arbeioe. Sporoon bet ina Dor
ifet, nioite nGppe noaen Reoe poo,
men ban bor bleben poofsrt az 20.
act. : oct ban bar goaet al 9eieu
for Get ZOO bar ct onoet fert bag.
lambs pon BAN % nffsrt bans enc
arm og Iiaeiaa bans enc Ben.
San table BOG life gepioitbeoen.
ino ban finoe nibe geffe6 ON, bpor
bon boeoe % beoe ON at bIioe isrt
lit Smmanuels SoipitaI, bnor ban
ion. ioo biot iea foritoo. osoe nGite
Tag. Gen afosoe eiterIooer Su.
itru 90 en- Seu ca. tR Mar gam.
mel. San bar S6ifen6e og en- Eel
Gel m0re 9onrerenoe omfring
@aibington oo aennoro. llnoer
unIminoeIig itor Q~eItageIie bIeb han
bearobet paa Den gomIe @rabpIaos
meIlem 8oibington % aennnr6. 5
airfen | @aibineton taIte boaOe
Neto0iitprGiten % ieo. SEQ f~orrct.
teoe SoropaofoiteIie. - Gen of.
0eoe omtaIes oImin0eIig Iom en-
efsempInriit % iten mo Rano. gi
beoioner bans isrgen6e efterlaote
Dor bierteIige Spmpati.
u. SO. anoerfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-22

ieli9 ogiaa oelligne Dem | aanoelig
Seuieenoe oe oil aobne Oeres
0ierteoere ior IaaoebuOifobet - Oct
er Ell trobproig Iale, at Seius
Sriitns fom til 8er0en for at irel.
ie Spnoere. Get bar mig /
SonobeO en- @lGoe at beiege 9anOs.
mGno / 9enn 9on; tbi iea forloo
Dem meO bette 5oob: Ser er en-
6remtio for bort 5olf for ct ianot
arbeioe for Serren til SiGles
6reIie. 3u er ieo ina omtrent
iGroig ior 9iemreiie. Oct gel.
Der mn oia Chicago ill arlonbon. Sa.
IA. Chicago. SIL. On N}an.
bag aften iorIoo ieg 4rGitefamiIien
/ oct fire 9oab: glt err M / Or.
Den for Heifen belt. So bell til
n9ite Station er alt / Oroen; men
ioa par oct Cog %iorient, Der ifitae
fsre mig til en- gn oeo Ropn Gor-
ming, Der ligger beo 2afe erie so.
peobane. llnoer aIminoelige Om-
ltGnbigbeoer bnbOe ieg en- Time at
Isbe poa; men of Ser bar finn cen
uopei for mig for at nno Chicago
efter geitemmeIie, o9 oct bar at
beoe ON o9 baabe pao, at Cafe
erie 9oget ogiaa maatte n9re for
lent. ian iea funoe fomme meo oct
Cog. iom iee boboe beitemt mig
for. 10 Soaet ferit tom, eff oct
i en- 5ort til Corning. I'll min
itore @Ipoe % Eat iii Serren BAR
Soget enonu life anfommet. Seq
.tog oct iom en- Serrens StpreIie og
reiite MI geit me0 @IGoe. Dog,
pi Tom noeet for tent iii gbicogo;
men Baitor 9. Reterien bar Der
meo ct Bar ipp Mlils Steoler, og
ion gif set meo riuenoe 6ort tilgen.
nerne / Gbene3er STRIFE. Der aaereoe
boooe oentet en- goo Stiino paa os.
Ser oa / 9aitor S. Simoniens Stem
nGite 0ag tiIbraete iee De iioite
fare Elmer paa min obermaaoe bel.
iieneIiesrige 2itreiie. Sun eniter
90 be6er iea, at Serrens 5oIf pno
De forifelige Ste6er. oa 2onos.
mGno i Oct belle ta9et, moa baue
iaoet liae ioo megen 9eIiianeIie Of
min Misiions- % charlottesville,
iom iea fit al Serren. iaa bar
Reiien life for9Gbe5.
Sea befIoaer Inn, at oisie
Smnler fommer iaa Tent. DC bar
heller life fommen, ON life 8enner
bnboe nnmooet mig ON at ienoe
Dem, iom De bar.
Sermeo en- bierteIig Sof % SiI.
fen til ale genner | Eiten meo 2.
aor. 8, s.
) brooerIig 9erbeoiebeo.
o. g. Gbriftionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-22

Sfanoinapisme / Spencer, So.
Get berettes ira Spencer, So., Of
fiofte 8oIg saD gpen ct ifanoino'
biif -gmbeosmmosforbuno. 5reo
Senien, oanif, boIgtes til Gountp'
aonotot; Sobn Sd. 9iomnn, ipenif,
bIeD Sheriff, oe 1eIs S. Gee, norif.
boIgtes til 9ommer. 9ette er ioo
meget mqrfeIieere. Tom oct fises,
of BET er ferIte Sang, uoeen Stan'
binao Dor inoeboft ct offentIigi
embeoe / Spencer. Yar. SEMEN
er fun % aor enrrmeI og bar for
noeIe fao aor iioen en- aIminoeliq
arbeioer pe6 ct EegloGrf / open.
Ger. &on orbeioeoe Der ON Ratten
90 beisgte SsiItoIen ON Gagen. Oq
peo SeIpbipIp fiees ban of boDe
fuIoenot fine Stroier Deo Sotpo
llniperfitet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-22
Ssbsfalb.

Gen is. December 1912 osoe
Better CIR. geterien / 5ernoole,
GnI. Gan fsbtes / S9beIuno gp,
SqoeIuno Soen, SIesoie ben Ia.
SUM 1926. 90 Sreoorstrisen no.
breo meIlem 9onmorf og init.
lamb, fRmpeoe ban / be oonites
R9tter, bporfor ban ogioa nso uo'
mqrfelien OF bline bpert aor I'll.
ienot en- S~poersgobe fra ben oanife
Regering paa 100 aroner.
Gan inetraa0te ! bet bcIIigt 99'
teifab ben Is. Y2arts 1851 mco
I2ooiIe Narie Senien / 3oitriip
Soan, iom bois Gnfe bun M o0er.
leUer BAN. s bette 2g9teitab bauoe
De ii gsrn, 7 leOen6e og ire oeoe
biemme. De nuleDenoe Bern Dor
IolIe / 8umbolot 60, California meo
nnotagelie Of en- Gotter, iom Dor
Il 8etaIumo, Gal.
3 aaret 1884 fom De til 5ern.
ooIe, SumboIot Co., og bar lepet
Der ii0en. De eamle boIot Sub.
bruIlup ben is. Worts 1901, Tom
me6 @laoe minoeoes Of be gomle.
Den ofosoe bar en- itiIIe og ro-
Zig Nano en- Of Serrens be title !
2anoet. Saa- ofte bet Loo iig gre,
Tom be til Serrens Sus. og bet bar
Dem oItio en- @la6e. De Ieneoe Dos
oeres Ssu os Spieeroatter co. 8
RiI fro airfen | ct lille aftGgts
bus, og bet bar mig oItio en- @l9'
be of beige BAN. San bar gnoben'
gipen os par reoe til OF gaa ber'
fro.
Gen iioite Dag, ban Iepeoe, nso
be I 5pdesffab ben bellise 0ao-
lpere, oa ct gor Elmer oerefter osoe
ban | 9roen paa fin 5reIier | en-
glIoer of SO aar, 6 Woaneoer, a
Gage. timber flor geItoseIie bier
ban beerapet fra ben banife airfe
Som 9efft peo gesropeIien blet
ben iomme brligt, iom Iso til benz
oo be npo ben beIliee Naopere fam
men for Iiofte Gong, neinIis: Ser
re, mi Iooer ou bin 9jener fart
berfra I 1rebi" Gre6 meo bans
Nin6e.
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anloen bar ei ogiaa telt Der /
Salt Safe gitp. 8anorBrene ira
Suiet til @aoen IRIS. iaa pi bar
uoen 9ano for en- llge; iaa tonl
9Dens 6olf % tseoe belle Staoien
paa nogIe faa Rinutter oeo gIef.
tricitet, men man IflIoe 10 bare
Oente, til Turen tom, for Der bar
9unoreoer al 5amiIier itilIeoc iom
ui.
Senoag aften Den 20. December
bao0e bore unge SuIetroieit / Sir
fens arppt. Greet, iom ltoo miot
/ Salen, bar pDntet ooeroroentlig
mutt. Strafs efter at 2piene bar
tGnot. iIog 5oriamIin9en areog ON
IrGet og fang ct Bar SuIeialmer
Otter en- Gale at 9r9iten og ct fort
8rogram uoiert at De unge, fer.
nereoes Safe og Sage. ct oelIiet
Safe sIpipt bIep ifpnfet grqitens
iom en- Sulegabe ira De unge. On.
firing 40 unge par til Steoe Den
Aiteu. Aitenen efter nar oct Seu-
oagsifolens Sllletrpieit. Mfeo llno.
tndefIe Of. of BET orn 4ftpn bor
9ernene. Der uOferte grogrommet,
forIsb oenne Set / 2iabeo meo Sc
item ben fo%regaoeuoe giten.
0nsoag Den s.. Saular boIot
Reniabe0en fit 4arsmeoe. 8iIaas
ierer boIgtes 8iggo 0iIIer; til &c.
fretur ge6er 2arien; til 3iaton
&. u. grooerien og hrs. q. an.
oerien. til aoroeau q. NieIien; til
Solicitor 9eter Senien.
g}iis Gina 9eoerien, Der Tor et
Bar aar iioen fom ira 8anmarf
BERTH iom Mormon, bIeU optoget
/ Reniabeoen iioIte Senoag.
Rr. 8. g. 9eoerien. ReoIem al
por Menigbe6. fit i'm bsire arm
amputeret Den onoen Gag; ban bar
ct Gar @ange Oeret oppereret i
Armen for arpft, nu forIeoen Rot
iprang en- gIoonare / &rmen, og
en- amputation bar Den eueite Reo.
ming. San er | goo georing.
ct mt aapitoIium til eobt ct
gnr MiIIioner ftaI bn9ges Der |
.gpen. arbeioet er oIIereoe be9pnot.
Chen ieg inbienote min iioite
Scattering til .Gonfferen" bar iee
mobtneet $40 fra Den bonife lutb.
apin6eforening Oe6 @opoiIIe. g.
'Gof., for bpiTtet iee beroeo brineer
en- bierteIig Eat.
aarIis Silien. ar.
eoers s. Ii. Sun6.
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2utberif gtisiiou / 9raiilien. 6or
omfring 10 4or fioen bebDnotr
.Misiouri.5Dnooen en- 0lisiion /
9raiilien, SnO amerifa. gaogle faa
Renigbeoer / argentina i~beregneoe
bier oe ieueite geretninger ieIgen.
De ReiuItat: 20 4rpiter og 2 9ro-
fesiorer BoiIfe ogiaa er Wenigbeos-
IGrere); 10 manoIige og 2 fOinoeIi'
ee 9erere / airfeitoler; 56 0tenig-
beoer oe Is Br9oifeplooier; A.
$50 Reolemmer, al boiIfe 6,300
er aommiinifanter. as airfeifoIer
meo 1889 eIeper.