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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-27
MASTER CARPENTERS HAVE
FUN AT A LAKE OUTING

Fun was the keynote of yesterdays
outing of the Master Carpenters of
the Oranges at Lake Hopatcong. Two
voting contests supplied the greatest
amusement. The train trip was en-
livened by the voting and at Nolan's
Point there was more enjoyment
provided. in addition to the dinner
Mrs. Rachel Neill, an Orange mill
owner, got the award for having the
"best trained husband" and when
James S. Anderson gave her the
prize he declared that a woman who
was skilful enough to leave her hus-
band at home to run the business
while she went on an outing was
abundantly entitled to the honor.
Alexander e. Pearson, secretary of
the carpenters association, won the
honors as the Chesterfield" of the
men, with George E. Spottiswoode a
close second. The prize for the best
groomed man went to John Kasper.
The "handsomest man" contest went
to F. Jilson, and Henry James was
second. Henry Heffer was voted the
best ladies' man." Mrs. f. r. Luther,
of East Orange, won the award as the
most attractive lady," and was Sec
ond also to Mrs. Charles H. Taylor
as the woman best dressed for the
OCCASION
Mrs. George H. Cronshey, of East
Orange, had the prettiest hat, with
Mrs. Frank Hayes, second. Miss
Mabel Neill, of Orange, astonished
the party by guessing to a pound the
combined weights of four officials of
the group. Ernest Van Iderstine's
team won the quot contest; Arthur
Reese and Mrs. Ernest Van Iderstine
won the contests for the widest
grins," and the measurements created
much merriment. Mr.. James won the
fishermen's prize.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-27
ORANGES BOARD
! CUTS ITS BUDGET
Requests for Money for Need
ed School Work Withdrawn
for a Time.

Breaking records for municipal
sessions by assembling at 8 O'Clock
this morning. the Orange Board of
Education rescinded at a special
meeting a resolution asking the
Board OF School Estimate for S16o.00O
for the additions to the Park Avenue
School and for a new Central
Grammar School This school is to
be located in the rear of the present
High School structure at Cleveland
and Main streets. Both the Board of
Education and the Estimate Board.
which met later, approved an ex-
penditure of $4,000 for the Park ave-
nue. work and deferred action upon
the other sum required for the
grammar school building, pending
new estimates for the work. Pres
ident Sidney NJ. Colgate and his col
leagues on the Education Board, in
formed the representatives of the
Common Council that within two or
three months they will ask again for
the sum required for the Grammar
school. All estimates for the pro-
posed building. received at a special
session Wednesday night, were re-
1ected, and it is hoped to get totals
that will keep the amount in the
neighborhood of 100000 for the new
building and furnishings.
Superintendent James N. Muir
illustrated the rapid growth of the
Orange schools by showing figures
for the one building, the Lincoln ave-
me structure. In 1910 the pupils
totaled s4s. The figures for 1913 have
jumped to 1882. President Colgate
assured his fellow officials that the
new school building must be ready
bv September, 1914, and while the
system may get along in some way
by sections of the children securing
but part time instruction that serious
state of affairs cannot continue pc
yond the date mentioned.
The Common Council view of the
situation as expressed by President
John C. Fineran, was that the pres
emf condition of the bond market was
not favorable, and delay of a Few
months in floating the issue OF oohos
would bring better terms.
President John j. Booth sus-
gested that in modifying the plans
upon which the estimates that were
rejected were based, the board might
economic by changing the grade Oh
material used. but the general EN-
cheney and size of the proposed strue-
ture must be maintained. He stated
that unless a proper school were
built it would be a question OF only
a few years when the problem would
again be before the board.
one of the points outlined by Presi-
dent Colgate was that the construc-
ton of an auditorium in the new
grammar school would pave the way
for enlarging the present high school
by using the auditorium there for
The new grammar school will re-
place the Day street structure, now
being re-modeled for use as a city
hall.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-27
BANKERS DOUBT MEXICAN
RAILWAY RECEIVER STORY

NEW YORK, June 27.-Speyer &
Co. and other banking houses fami-
liar with the affairs of the National
Railways of Mexico were unable to
confirm today the report from Mexi-
co City that a receiver had been ap-
pointed for the system, and said that
there was no reason for taking such
action from the point of view of the
roads finances. as all its obligations
had. been met.
American directors of the road, in
Guiding Hans Winterfelt, of Speyer
& Co., went into conference at the
company's local office. A private
dispatch purporting to have been re
eeived from President Huerta was
made public by a banking house to-
day denying that E. N. Brown, presi-
dent of the road, had resigned.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-27
WISCONSIN ADOPTS NEW
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY ACT

MADISON, Wis. June GA new
workmen's compensation act approved
by Governor McGovern today and
which goes into effect September
provides that every employer of four
or more persons will be subject TO the
provisions of the act, unless he speci-
fically elects otherwise.
The benefit to injured employees
or their dependents remain almost I'M
changed, the chief exceptions being
in the case of workmen permanently
disabled, in which event the compen-
sation is extended six years from the
date of the injury. Following the
lead of score of States, the new act
abrogates the defense of contributory
negligence.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-27
SPRINGFIELD CHURCH CALLS
RICHMOND HILL PASTOR

The congregation of the Springfield
Presbyterian Church decided unani-
mously last night to send a call to
the Rev. DR.. George A. Liggett, of
Richmond Hill, Staten Island, to sue
coed the Rev. William Hoppaugh,
who resigned recently. The Rev.
Harry T. Nesbit, pastor of the Con-
necticut Farms Presbyterian Church,
was the presiding officer.
The Rev. DR.. Liggett recently COM
pleted a service of thirteen years in
Brooklyn church. He will receive
salary of $1,000 a year with a
months vacation and the use of the
parsonage.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-27
TRY TO ROUSE PASSENGER
ON TRAIN; FIND HIM DEAD
Especial to the newark star.I

HOBOKEN, n. j., June 27.-When
trainmen on a D., L. & w. R. r.
train attempted to awake a passen-
ger who they thought had fallen
asleep they found the man was dead.
No Identification could be made and
the body was taken to Volk's morgue.
1t is believed the man boarded the
train at Buffalo and was bound for a
steamship line in Hoboken. Passage
to Southampton. and Cleveland rail-
read tickets were found in his pock-
cts He was about As years old
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-27
SHOWER FOR BRIDE-To-BE

Miss Marion Dolan, of 35 fremont
avenue, Orange, gave a linen shower
last night for Miss Gertrude Brennan,
of Orange, whose engagement has
just been announced to Arthur Doran,
of Brooklyn. Covers were laid for
twenty, and guests were present from
Brooklyn, New York, Jersey City and
Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-27
WRIT OF ERROR IS NOW
SUED OUT IN DUGAN CASE
IRON a stair Correspondent.I

TRENTON, N. j., June PA writ
of error was sued out yesterday
carrying the case of Daniel A. Dugan,
jr., of Orange, to the Court of Errors
and Appeals.
Dugan's conviction of manslaughter
in running down Leo Francis McDer-
mott with an automobile was affirmed
by the Supreme Court last week.
He is appealing from a prison sem
tence Of from five to ten years.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-27

Mrs. L. Duncan. of Central avenue.
Orange, and her nieces, the Misses
Marjorie and Eleanor Van Nuyse, are
at the Bluffs Hotel, Bay Head, for
the summer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-09-24
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS FAVOR
SWEEPING CHANGES IN RULES
GOVERNING SELECTION Of
NATIONAL DELEGATES
WOULD PERMIT EACH STATE TO
ADOPT METHOD OF OWN CHOOSING

Would Give Balance Of Power in Nomination Of Presidential
Candidates to Those States Which Give Biggest PuratleS
for Party Thus RevOuOnzng Present Procedure; Urgent
Call Issued on Behalf OF Empire State G. 0. P for Special
National Convention at Early Date to Pass on Proposition
and Subsidiary Question Involved EIihu Root PreSIdeS as
Chairman and is Given ROISmg ovation; Tammany Scored
for Albany Impeachment Scandal and Graft in Gotham Po-
Ice Department
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29

ligge title oo ie paa SGIerne. oQ
Speno 6oDn lGite 6sn6agsprGoife.
nen for Dem, iom ban pleieoe.
@leo me9en SpGn0iug ims0eioc
Monoifabet Man0agen.
aWlen ON Monoo9en", fort9Gel
Rornlonoen, .blen oct Den berligitt
5ongit; iea Oeo aI0rig ieg bor
fonget mere pna en- Gag"
9a man engong fortalte gomIt
GrunOtoie Oenne Siitorie, uo6ref
ban: pga ia, bbor bette Iigner boz
9errel"
Ser er mango al .. Wl. S.s Ben.
ner, Der bill uobrp6e noget Iignenoe
nnor De bsrer ON, bboroan 3. 80.
9. otter er bIeoen bjulpen.
90 DC bill minoes oct Oro, 9ou.
ltis ifreb / oct onoet 9ren til Re.
%niobeoen / aorintb, oct nienoe ao.
piteI, otten0e gers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
gibora, 70 Sanllar.

gibora, ~. Sanilor.
5 GAG neOIagoes @rlnoiteuen
til ct mt Stem for &. 3. Il. 80.
i @ibore.
S6iti6eIi9beoen oberbGreoes at
900 RenneIfer.
gronit 3eutben opIGite efter en-
9sn ct Document, Der bIeo inomli.
ret | en- 0}lnte, % boIot oereiter
en- fort Cole no fra Or6ene: san,
Tom begpnOte bet eooe 8Prt, bill
ogioo fulof6re BET"
s fore 9rpf gennemgif ban g.
IS. II. DIS 8iborg gfOeIin9s Siito-
RTE % Hutteoe meo at ll0taIe, at
bette Sus bar Cubs @prf og OBJ.
i6rtes til bans 9Gre.
9oIeren neoIog6e oerefter 0en
ierite Sten.
gtltop poiillen, Der ne0ld90e 0en
auoen Sten, betoueoe, at @rnuo.
itenen n~eoIoa6e8 til @irfens QGre
% Weniabeoens @aon.
Stiftsprobit SelDea.2orien neo.
lngoe Den treble Sten og iIitteoe
Ssiti0eIiebeoen
s fin 8ole cir ban no fra or.
oct: o@io Sub. bpoo Cubs er, og
aeiieren, bnao a~eiferens er.@
@pgningen Der bIiber opfert pan
9refronersnei bill foite $1,000 Ser,
bporaf $1,000 Sir. oIIerebe er til.
peiebrogt peo fripiIliee @aper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29

Is. s.. 8. 9rocfoorff er afgaoet peb
Deoen 76 gnr al.
9o9boloer beo 2an0mon08-
6anfens 8eiIe.9lfOeIin9 30. s. Ser-
'genIen er otter ct I9ngere SD9e-
(eie aigooet oeo Dg0en, Sc &ar
9ommeG. Zen afop0e, Der bar bor-
nefbot / @eiIe, bar / 36t9e r@eiIe
81. 2(o." aiort Gieneite be6 2ono-
manosbonfen5 2tf6eIinGer / Belle
og AaI6org ii0en 1876, og ban bar
en- opgti9 9anfmon0, Der oaretog
lin @erning me0 Itor Sambittig.
6eo8fuI66e6.
= @tatsraao S. anferIticrne /
3onoers er ben 7. 0s. ofgaoet beo
9goen, ca. rs aor 81. Den afogoe
befI9ote en- Mnn9oe T%iqi6sboerb,
iprIig paa 5orretnin9sIiOet8 DIM
roa6e; 81. q. Dor ban / mango @or
@eoGem al Sanders 9proao.
= @oo8eier cano. iur. 8. Son.
neSbed-8uIff @eiterb0goar6, er
DEN 7. 68. nfgaoet oe6 0eoen, &C
Ior 81.
gn of 2on6ets eI0ite SfoIe-
mpno, %peniioneret 2Grer S. 80.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29

@~aoosgoaro, er afgaoet beo Deoen
geoiteo. gfoeoe. Der blep 80
g(or gl., bar n9ret 29rer | Ebilteo,
2embig o9 Gem / ca. 80 anr. lin.
Der Siteoilo9et bor 9%aaosgoaro ben
fgrIte, iom planteoe Da%nne6rog paa
D~anneoirfes @olo.
5orpaoter ST.. StensIep pna
8%etersmin6e ufoer @rebifnbet @is-
ieIfelot er afgooet beO 9soen, so
Aar gammeI.
- 8aptoin 9.G.8rant5en, 9@res-
f6bing, er o6o, 70 aar al.
-8bD. @el1eralintenoont S.Q.9ade
ergtatten til S6n6og o.12.oS. ~nfgaoet
beo Qeoen, II @or gammel. afob.
oe, Der bar Gomman66r at 9onne.
brog of 1. @ro0 og 0annebrogs.
man0, bar 1894-191t @rneralirt-
tenoont og g6ef for 8orpIeinings.
forpiet.
= @ominiitrerenoe 0ireftpr t
9ebItp0ernes oIminoeIige 9rano.
forlifring, SuTtitsrnoo 81. so. @I.
6ertIen err ofgooet peo 9e6en efter
ct opopIeftiif @nfolo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
0amlf MiSlioneielifa6.

Oct bar / DC ienere Mar b9ret
bouifeIigt. %ifriner str. 0gbl." for
De iorifeIlige MISREPRESENTATION at
ioo YtiSiionsoirene til at boGoe
Striot meo DC iterre og iterre gfis.
iionsfrab. Set engelife firfelige
Wisiioneielifab moatte + @fS. ior
Ell 9io itanoie 3iIgong og n0ien.
belle al YlisiionGrer.
Ogian oct oonife MisIionsiel.
ifnb bar 10 boit nogIe al De lam.
me ganifeIi0beoer.
Oct begpnote 9loret 1912 meo at
lluoerIfuo poo $1,000 SIR. % ct
llOgiftsbuooet poa 425,0O0 SIR.
Men Observation-Disclosures bar /
bet forIsbne aar pitt fig ioa itor
berbiemme. at life blot ollie aorets
ll0gifter er bleoen oGffeoe, men at
o9Ioa llnoerbolancen. bnormeo 1912
beaDn6te, er ouffet, % goret 1913
fon begpnoe meo ct Bar 2uiin0
9roner / aasiebeboIonina.
9ette bill i~iffert bare ct 9IGoe.
Iiot Rptnarsbuoitob for ale W2iS.
iionenS genner berbiemme.
gIooet ieier ieIgenoe til 9eret.
ningen:
Gen befenote norife SqGianaer
Sueno 5opn bar pao 5ongit oppe
moo Qoro og opoageoe en- 2er0ag
en- flor @Gng0e SeIer moe i en-
Ssfioro. Oct bar for tent paa ai.
tenen at be9pnoe 3ongiten5 men
Man0ifabet. bpis 2en ior Ell itor
Del beitoO / 9lnoeI / l1obDttet, 9Gp.
oeoe fla til en- ria 5an9it n9ite
Gog.
Qlen Ssnonq Roraen fom, og
Speno 8opn erfIgreoe, at paa ct
9Th, bbor ban bar Saptnin, ian.
geoe man life ON SsnOogen.
Ranoifobet Tom meo Snooen.
6inaer, men Soeno Som bIep oeo
fit, Der bIeo ingen 5ongit of fgr
Ronoog.
50, men / Rorgen fan 10 ale
SpIerne barre borte", ia9oe Ito.
troierne.
ga, ON @uo bill innreoe Som
roIig, linen biG ban oct life, iaa
bliper De ber."
De andre maotte finoe iia / at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
Gn SnnbreOnnrSOna.
De gres Ben.

Oct bar oen II. Sanuar bun.
ore0 aar, iioen Den Wano fsotes,
iom irem ior nogen anoen bar
9Gren for Den Itore girfiombeo, Der
M uoioloeS, life blot Der / 2onoct,
~ifrioer Dar. 0g6l., men mange an.
ore Steoer, ior at looonne De ban.
iBre til ct eller an0et Saanopprt
og oermeo biGlpe Dem til at inc.
tage uofbGngige StilIingcr / Gam.
ilinoet, / BET minoite life ligae ou-
ore til gpr0e.
Wonoen er forbenUprenoe 9ruit
beO 0iofonisieitiiteIien Sans Stub
fen.
Son, Der %itomuneoe fra8ornbolm,
bar en- 3io WisiionGr / Snoien.
men flnoe life taaIe 9limaet, og
fom ne6bru6t al Sober tiIbnge til
Danmdrt, boor ban mootog YIN.
IGtteIie Tom @rpit oeo DiafoniSie.
itifteIien.
Weu bet par ierit eitcr, at ban
/ aoret 1872 bopoe tagct aiife0
ira oenne Stilling, at ban be9pnote
pao Den @erning. Der bIeo bane.
brnoen6e pao bette Gmraaoe og
bar ifoffet BAN Den rieeite 9ooifsn.
neIie / bi6e areoie, life minoit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29

blanot De Donfpre, Der / Steoet for
at Iigge anore til 8Droe MI er i
Stano til at biGlpe iig ielO / 81
oct.
timber fit OpboIo / Snoien 6aboe
ban rig 9eiligbeo til at ie, / boor
bei @rao De oaniere bar uoiot for
lc9emli9e % oanoelige 2ioeller, og
meo Ell eneitaaerOe Sntere5Ie og
Strait to9 ban fat poa 2esniugen
al Den OpgaOe at briuge 0i5ie JONI
ofteit o9iaa Der / 2anoet ulpffeligt
itiIIeoe Wenneifcr oen Siqlp. oct er
muIi9t.
Son fit oprettet en- alinff, oer
oprin6elig tim baooe til 5ormaal
at bebon0le Born, men iom mart
ogiao tom til at oniotte Dofsne
arebliu8e, Der / 8irfelig6e0en / Ii.
&c ioa bgi @ra0 trangte til Siplp.
Ufeo SnofgreIien al @aanoper.
ferifoIen fnI9te Den enc llobioelIe
efter ben onoen, bno6 Der 6oboc
til 56I9e, at 2ofaIerne bIeo for
imao, og at 9irfiombeoen gentag-
ne @ange montte iIptte.
Gen baboe fgrit 2ofale / Bar.
TOD, 6bor Der bar ooerlaOt alinifen
ct 8ereIie, ienere flptteoe man til
8oorofSDei 90 MI bar Den itore
% omfottenoe g~irfiombeo iom be-
fenot i'm egen 9p9ning pna Golo.
boobei.
Vien g@ren for, at 6enne Gag
bleo taget op. ifpIoes Rrpiten Sans
a%nnOIen, Der life if0e0e no0ct 81
fer for at fsre Den freru, og noor
Den bar nopiflet Zig / %bpieatlig
famine Spor. Der fulgtes ira De
%aDnoeIien, ioa ifpG6es oct Den On.
itpnoi9be0, at Der ira ierite Serb
laf bleo lngt Ell goo @run0.
gu ipne5 oct at bGre Ell iaa ieIo.
ielgeIig Gag, at Somfunoet poer
DC bonfsre en- Misunderstanding, men
lanle0eS hdr oct life bpret
Set bar Sans anuoien, ser IGr.
te os. at @rsblingc, Der tioli9ere
6eioIfeoe 6ottigbuiene oq 6elemre.
De 8eiene meo Gig0eri. fun6c oa
buroe Oe0 6enii9t5mp5ii1 9e6ano.
ling / tort 6miong forDanolcs til
npttige og ar6ei63gIooe @co6orge.
re.
"a 9aitor Gntoien eiter tretten
aor5 Nrbeioe for &c banierc oeoe
1886, boboe bon iot oct inuuffeite
@finoe / oenne @irfiom6eo, Der ira
en- ri1ae 9egpnoeIie meo ct 9uogct
pno u &ig56aler bar nofiet fla
ioa itor, at guogettet M or paa
Ell boIo WiIlion Qrouer.
8aitor anloien ieIo tiger:
g9ele nit 2io baboe ieg meo
Sor9 og 9efDmrino iet paa De man.
Ige ulDtfeliae Dteuneifer, boaoe bofS.
ne % 9ern, Der enten ira 5e0ie.
len eaer pe0 lllpftcstilfpIOe bar be.
repeoe oereS 2emmcrs 6erIig6eo,
% oct bar %ifaaret mig / Siertet at
ie. boorIeoe8 oisie StafIer, iom
0eo 2eBemet5 Soageligbeo oar noe
Ini Stano til at erbperoe oct n9o.
oenoige til llofommet, ringeogteoe
og ofte forbaaneoe al oeres Neo.
menneifer, bprenoe baooe pao Sc.
9emetS % Si9len5 2ioeIier % meo
llotrpffet beraf prG9et / oeres an.
iigter, innf neo til at onie oct ionl
oeres uun69oaeIige SfGbne at Iepe
al 8ie9eri og til iiOit raa6ne op / ct
elenoigt 5ottigbus og iaa
fom oct ober mig, at oct bar 8or.
berries Billie, at iee ifitIoe toee
fat poa Saoen % iaa 6eoe @uo
og aooe @enueifer biGIpe til. ga
ieg iaa boboe iamIet no9le gooe
D}Gno til at arbei0e meo mig, og
oo bi banoe foaet 70 Gol. / aosien,
iaa begpnote oi Dor girfiombeo"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29

/ iamlet 8rup fremoiite en- &affe
%gDmnoitiife goelier.
3oruoen ct Iol1gt 9ieferot al BEN
ne ii9lone 9e9ipenbeo ~inoeboIoer
9eretnin9en en- 8af til allie, Der
bialp 8orbun0et be0 bette Itore
arrangement. SprIig taffe5 @pnl-
noitifinlpefteren, 9beritlBitnant 81.
6ermann. Ser Ieoe0e Zbelierne,
Sens 3ieIoien, Der flnote Smao-
pnrfene poa, og oesuoen forifellige
Snititutioner og fenote MGno, ser
ipenoereoe 6orfriifninger for De
mango imoo.
6orbmoet er Ioa gIao beo bette
itore StpDne, ioo oct ntener, at
6ori6get opfororer til @entogeIie
40 aore.
SnOnn 3 MisiiOnen. aoIborg, 8.
San1lor. Gen ioreneoe Sll0on-0}i8-
lion, Der bar areoie ON / 2onoet,
6oI0t / Mites Der ct ltoienoeIie5mg-
De for fine ire ferite Wfi5itonprer,
2uge %. 9rennlmL 5ru 29ge
@ronnum og Spgepleierife, 3rf.
0agmor Stole. Mi8iionens 8or.
mono, S%ooneprpit anton geterien
/ NaI6or0, foretog Sn0oteGien al
0iiSfionprerne. @gitioeligbeoen bap.
De ollnoet oo%eroroentlig flor 3il-
ilutninq.
9e ire M%isiionnrer refer / 0en
narmeIte 8remti0 til Suoon, 6por
De ifaI birfe / Qiitriftet Cola. O1i5.
iionen bar enonu fire lin9e Mtenne-
ifer UNDER ltooonnelie. Dc bIioer
uoienot / 9ebet al ct 8ar aor.
@rDulanos . Nisiionen. llooaG-
get Tor @rpnIano5- Q}iSiionen, 6ois
6ormono er S~tiitSprooIt Seltpeg-
&arien / @i6or9, ogter til CONNER
at ienoe ct 5fi6 til Sap Dorf So
%fonien / oct norolige @%r6nlono. eli.
BET ifal bG. a. meofere M}oteriaIe
til en- 9olig for &rGiten oeroppe,
fo%riteai9e 6orrooo og ON muli9t
g}eteriale til ct aopel.
Sco9e Ben fDrt af. 8aa Sipr.
net al O.. 6arima8s9o6e og Otter
brogaoe, 9%gbenbaon, ifcte Der III
tcncn oen 8. San. oen iprgeIigc
lllDffe, at en- i Submsgooe boenoc
t0.oori9 9rena, @corg 3orIen,
b(ep oberfert al en- Sporbogn.
Grengen, Der biGoe Ge6e ooer
@aoen 6Ieo frDgteGig GemGaitet.
9egge 9enene bIeb fuloItpnOig fla.
ret ira 9ropen.
san bGeo / bebioitGes GiIitano
fert til 9ommlneboipitaIet.
MisiionGr ggffcenarS, Der oen
s. December fom biem ira 9ino
paa @rilno al Spgoom, er Ienere
bIeoen inoGnat pao Gigsboipitolet
RaoiQon 6, G~eben6oon, rm0er 4ro-
fesior 8aber. San lioer al en- Wia.
neiDgOom. s De ii6lte Gage, i%frioer
Scr. 9gbG.@ Of 8. o8., er ser Iiot
9e0ring, men ban er meget meota.
get, og oct bill nof toge lang Sio
mco SeI6reoeIien.
6n 5lDber . grOces. Snrfsbing,
8. Sonitar. 8Ipberen &obert 8beIen
bar in6Itponet ct 9oniortium / Gar.
fg6ing til at betole 500 ar., iom
aoniortiet boooe forpIi9tet fig til
at betaIe bom for 8Iponing oeo
9pen. 9onfortiet negteoe at betale,
for6i SbeIen f1n boooe pr9iteret
en- MelGemIanoing poo @eien fra
Maribo til 3pfebing, me6ens oct
oiGoe babe boft GunofIobnins.
Getten ifenne6e, at 2anoingen
bel bar nooet. men life not til at
foIoes On 8Iponing" af Sen g(rt,
&oIortiet mootte babe bentet, og
oemte oerfor, at S6eIen ffuloe npies
meo 300 Ser. SagenS Omfo1tninger
op6Gpeoes.
lto6gttct Of Snffcrrucrnc pan
9OllanS onipttes L. 8eItG. 9rb." gen.
ncminitlig til omtripg 800 Sent.
ner pr. 50. SO.
Oct pefunipre ltobptte bil life
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-29
5%lgUerpnrrct Sirc6.

6lgOerparrct Birch.
9oa 5oreip6r9iet, ON ban 6aooe
loat no9et Qrogram for line 3lp0-
ninger til Sommer, itotaIte 5G1oe-
rem llIric6 Birch iorleoen til scr.
Ggbl.~S Weooeler.
og}ei life enonn. 3orcGobig er
iea optoaet al 6or6ereoeIierne til
min 9eltageIie / Den proieftereoe
noroenropoiife 5loouina.
5 3ebruor reiier min 9uitru %
ieg til 9aris for at ie paa nDe @a.
finer. SEQ agter at anifofie mig
en- itor, nD Eooatfer meo 5Igoe.
pontonner % Ell Nlotor paa 40
$. g. til ben itore 6Gpoefonfurren
&c.
I'll bore ienere 6lponinger Der
bicnme ifal min 6nitru babe fla en-
lille 3ormon.1 oopffer meo en- 90
IS. @nommotor.
Mooife neies ri meo at fe6e
9}otoren / 6ronfrig og looer ioa
Yfaifinen bDgge berbiemme.~
Snornoor oil 6ru Birch ilp.
be Tor Gertificatet?
Oct bIioer life. for bun bar
iooet Den me @oifine. Oct bar nenl.
zig pit fig, at Den fore 5ormou-
8ooGffer CT for oan'felig at itDre
for benOe. 9eo 0p. og Neoltignin-
gen er Seioeroret 1Gr beo at trGf.
fe 6en6e no al 5G6et, noor bun
Upper poo eeen Saono, o9 oct er
10 life ioo beIoigt."
yltn9Oommens gel", Ser ontaoer
fig biemlsie og ulpffeligt itilleoe
unge, iom er beo at fomme poa glf.
peie, bar ira 6nfeiru ScbGegeIs
Gs056o mo0ta9et en- teitomentoriIf
@ooe poa 1000 ar. = Samtioig
bar SfoIeinipefter, 8rt. 6. Brr.
torius if9nfet 6oreningen i'm / 0e.
cen1ber Germin 1912 uotrutne Dbl.
cation paa 80 Ser.
StOr G%nlbrano. luxembourg, 70.
5anuor. 9l. 2H / Gftermiooag no.
breo Der So I oct itore anIifitr,
Der tiGberer oct fommlinaIe Gas.
pGrf, og bbori er 600 Cons
Sui. &eIe 9uIoplaaet uooer mn ct
3lammebab. @ron0o9ienet onitr1n.
geriig for at hinore SIoen / at
breoe fig til oe aofesifllre, Der
iteoer rmiOoeIbort op til oct brGit.
benoe Sfur.
Der or refnireret 9%ullaonin9er
ira liD6org, oo DC b%rGnoen0e Sui
er DC enelte, @aSoprfet bar. 81.
ben er opitooet neo SelontgnoeIie.
(Senere): SEQ 8retioen oar
9ranoo9ienet &erre ODER 9ronOen.
On 9io bar oct gomle 8%pfnarter,
Der Iigger tpt op til 9ronoIteoet,
Itprft truet, oo 8inoen bar ben
ODER oct. Oct brpnOte Sfur bar
forIifret ior ca. 1000 ar., 90 Glil.
Iene, Der bor foriifrebe / ct enoeIif
SeIifob, boooe en- 99roi ai ca. 90.
1000 SIR.
$4,000 Ctr. 2rrcObpnoel bar
6iIferiforeningen ii0ite 9lor nOiat
/ Sfibe-aarnp ga. Set CT i'll.
BIB. ct. 3oIfebI.~ Mcnineen til
nplte 9far at Iooe uSiptte ct emo.
MI It6rre 9lnioI % oa at u~bitrpite
oenne oaIan til 0e ebre aal6b %
tGrre 9gffc, ioet man aaar no ira,
at Trreoen oItio BENDER tiIbage til
bet Steo, bbor Den er nofIptfet.
SbrGt. 9nnif @1mnaitif"5Or
bmnS bar uoIenot 9eretning ON oct
iiette oonife @pmialtit. 90 SorGts.
ItGbue.
Dette StGpne fonot Ste0 | Com.
mer paa Sto6ion, bpor 1900 9ren-
se 90 gieer fra aommuneffoIerne