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The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
CHANGE IN TAX SYSTEM
is URGED FOR DISTRICT
RandIe Highlands Citizens Assoeia-i
lion Adopts Report Favor
ing George Bill.

The Randle Highlands Citizens Asso-
ciation decided at its regular meeting
last night to urge a change in the form
OF taxation in the District. Thesmeeting
was held in the Baptist church. on the
Taylor road. President S. E. Snyder
presided. The tax question was generally
discussed and the special committee APP
pointed to report on the Henry George
tax bill urged the association recommend
its adoption.
representative from the Tax Reform
Association, Of the District, made an ad-
dress on the purpose of that organiza-
ton. explaining that the poorer classes
are taxed to greater extent than the
large property owners. in comparison 20
their holdings, and why the entire law
as 1t now stands Is considered unjust
The association will ask that addi-
tionai cement sidewalks be laid IN the
suburb. and that more street lights be
provided IL was announced that Penn
sylvania avenue, from the bridge TO Min
Desota avenue, would he treated as a
business street at the request of the assoc
ciation, and that a sidewalk would be
laid in the near future. The question of
providing n shelter for street car passen-
gers at Seventeenth street and Pennsyi-
vania avenue is being given considera-
tton by the officials, il was stated.
In the first seven months this year 265.-
$50 persons emigrated from the United
Kingdom for permanent residence out
side OF Europe.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
SAYS SHE'S BIG TINS DAUGHTER
Margaret Catherine suiiiysn wants
Compromise with Estate.

: New York. Dec. s.-A hidden chapter
in the life of big Tim Sullivan. who
was killed by a train after his escape
from Yonkers sanatoriun. came to
light today in the Supreme Court Mar
garet Catherine Sullivan, claiming to be
the seventeen-yeaF-old daughter OF Big
Tim and OF Margaret a. Holland, ap-
piled for leave to compromise claim
against Sullivan's estate for $1,000 Her
name and alleged relationship to the Tor
mer senator and Congressman had never
before been made public.
The compromise grows out OF the as
signment OF an insurance policy TO Miss
Sullivan" on November IS 1902. The So
900 still due on the policy is to be paid
to the alleged daughter In compromise
of all claims against the Sullivan estate
big Tim" was married over twenty
years ago to Helen Sullivan. Their only
child died in infancy.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
Incendiary Does Thorough Job.

Mrs William Bell. colored. who keeps
a boarding house at s12 Third street north
west, went home at midnight last night
to find every room ablaze. A boarder
who had been given notice because Of ar
rears in rent had, the police say. gone
into every room, poured oil on every OBJ
ject that could be burned, and then ap-
piled a match.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
War on .sDopc" in hay State.

Boston, Dec. "A Statewide cam
raign against the sale of drugs to dope
fiends' will be begun by the State board
Of pharmacy on January ], according 10
made today. A new State
law which enables the board to refuse
a license to a drug store under suspicion,
and gives the board control over laun-
dries, bootblack shops. and any shops
selling drugs Of any kinds, will form the
basis Of the State campaign
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
MARKETS, FINANCE, COMMERCE.

cent for ninety days. per cent for four and nte
months and ieta5 per cent for six months
The apuroach Of the end Of the year Is showing
itself as factor in the present situation n ne
commercial paper market. Institutions are ispaSns
disposition to contract commitments WIN tne N-
Rates are unchanged at 5zas per cent for 'he oess
names London discounts. I3-S per cent on ~
per cent; Paris discounts. ~ per cent. unchaesed
berlin discounis II pr cent. unchanged
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
Movement. of Ocean steam.hips.

New York. Dec. 9.-Arrived: Noordam,
Rotterdam; Neckar, Bremen.
(By wireIes<l
The steamer Olympic Southampton for
New York, reported to Sable Island when
7S3 miles east Of Sandy Hook at 30 a. m.
today She will dock about 2:30 p. m.
Wednesday.
The steamer Neckar, Bremen for New
York. reported when 163 miles east Of
Sandy Hook at noon today. She will
dock about $50 a. m. Wednesday.
The steamer Patricia, Hamburg for
New York, reported to Siasconset when
$50 miles east of Sandy Hook at noon
today. She will dock about $50 a m.
Thursday
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
New York. Dec. ..
TORONTO QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

!. New York, Dec a.-can money opened at PEI
cent high. per cent; low. per cent; renewals.
per cent; close * per cent; ruling rate per cent
On continued absence Of large Offers and slightly
better bidding, time funds show a timer tone Tbs
Is true IN particular Of the maturities extendin;
over the turn Of the year. Thirtyday adsances arg
feature at ~ per cent. aud loan Of 10000 has
been made for sixty days at the same figure.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
Search for Missing PhiIadelphian.

New York, Dec. S-The New York po-
lice and private .tectives today began
search for William II. Boyd. a wealthy
man Of 2S21 West Lehigh avenue, Phila-
delphia, who mysterously disappeared
December 4. Boyd, when he disappeared.
wore considerable valuable jewelry and
carried a large sum of money.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
Chicken. Are Political Issue.

Boston, Dec. s.-Chickens were the issue
in the municipal election held in Melrose
today, where one party made the fight on
a platform calling on abolition of licenses
now necessary for each flock. Many Of
the sixteen cities in the State holding
elections are close Liquor licenses fur
nished issues in several cities.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
Prominent virEinian Dead.

Special to The Washington Herad-
CClpeper, Dec. 9.-Silas B. Lillard.
one of the most remarkable men of this
section of Virginia, died at his home near
here this morning efghty-five years old.
He was one of the wealthiest farmers of
this county and engaged in large lumber
interests in Virginia. He leaves a widow
and a number of children.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
ProphesIes ExDanse for Telephone.

New York, Dec. 9-Theodore n. Vail
president of the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company, declared today that
he thought the telephone would probably
be in use for commercial purposes be-
tween this city and San Francisco by
the time the Panama-American Exposi-
ton is held. I'VE have already had ex-
periments," said Mr.. Vail, where the
voice was as distinct as it is in this
room"
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
ACTRESS SHOT IN CROWDED CAFE
Miss Florence Belmont May Die
AssaIlant Escapes.

New York, Dec s.-Miss Florence Bel
mont, leading actress this week, at the
Casino Theater. Brooklyn, was shot and
probably fatally wounded by young
man amid a crowd OF diners in Brook
Iyn restaurant this evening.
In the excitement that followed the
would-be murderer escaped.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10

dock. 10: spanish naetsrsL -: PotOmse bass. boil
ing. 3; DO, pan, u
FRUiTs-New apples. per bbl.. l5o.so; lemon.
per boz. Ss0aSsO; oranges. California. per bon.
looasoo; do. Florida. per boz zoa4oi pinesppes'
ssaloo; pears, per box io0coo; gzpes. California
Tokays per crate, 2ooa1oo; do. Mal.sa PEI y ooi.
keg lsos7.oo; grapefruit, per crate. RooAs's.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
African Explorer Wear Death.

New York, Dec. 9-William Astor
Chandler, former Representative. African
explorer. and author. is seriously i'll in a
hotel near Paris, suffering from injuries
sustained about ten days ago in an auto
mobile accident, according TO advices re-
ceived here. 1t is said that an operation
on one OF his legs will be necessary.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
skating for Chicago shoppers.

Chicago, Dec 9.-Grant Park, the big
front yard of Chicago's downtown dis
trict, will be utilized this year for the
first time as an ice-skating rink. accord
ing to a decision reached today. Space
which will be central to skaters at noon
time will be flooded and warming rooms
and checkrooms will be provided.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
CAUGHT IN CHICKEN COOP.
Men and Women Held for Action of
Grand Jury.

New York, Dec. Sin a chicken coop
six feet wide and twenty feet long. five
women and girls. four men, and two
children were rounded up to-
night at Fequanack, near Paterson, n. J.
The children were taken to the S. P. c. c.
Home in Paterson. ..-- re. ..
The women and men were locked up to
be held for the grand jury.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

New York. Dec. s.-4n the market for outside
eurities today further strength and activity developed
at the outset. especially in the industrial list
Around midday, however, realizing brought 4 reae-
iionary tendency and in instances AL the ears
gains were iost. The Standard Oil issues assin
prominent by strength in spots
United Cigar Stores moved up; British -Ameucsn
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10

Tobacco, on the announcement Of the ;diyiderds.
improved about half The copper stocks were steady,
but comparatively quiet. Silver issues were un-
changed. Tolopah stocks were moderately active.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
Trouble RIamed on Prince,

Berlin, Dec. 9.-Socialists say that
Crown Prince Wilhelm instigated the
anti-military trouble in AIsace to annoy
his imperial father and the chancellor.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10

Dublin. Dec. e.-The Irish transport
strike, which began in August and which
\ has caused intense misery. was settled
ttomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
Gas stove Kills Two.

Uniontown. Pa, Dec. 9.-WiIliam Lunn
and Charles Costello. giassworkers, were
asphyxiated in their clearinghouse here
today by fumes from a gas stove
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

sales-ReraIar call Il O'Clock noon.
Washington Gas 70 st -.
MeTEenthaler. 10 at 81. 10 at III
After caIl-MerEenthaler. St 2psz.
Union Trust at La.
Capital Traction s. 500 at l0h.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
WALL STREET GOSSIP

United Fruit declared regular quar-
terly 2 per cent dividend. payable jan
uary Is to the stock OF record December
Z. & c. Randolph. New York-The
long expected Canadian melon was evil
IDENTIFY considered lemon by the foreign
ers, for the stock came over more than
three points down from London. Our
market opened even lower and. although
there was a subsequent rally which car
ried the price up point and a half above
the opening the market has ruled dur
ing the forenoon at a decline of over three
points from last nights closing level The
rest of the market ignored the weakness
in Canadian at the start, and made quite
showing OF strength during the first
fifteen minutes of trading. Stock was
supplied on the advance. however, and
before long the entire market sold of
rather easily, so that 4 now registers fair
sized net declines as a result OF the days
dealings New Haven was especially
weak, making a new low record in its
history, and considerable liquidation based
on the possibility that the directors might
entirely pass the dividend at the meet
ing tomorrow. New York Central showed
pronounced weakness on reports of poor
earnings and Sugar again declined sharp
ly to the lowest price it has reached
since 1908 Call money opened at 8 and
ruled at 1-2 per cent at per cent. II
a stream of money set towards this CEN
ter now the end of the year period may
be passed without a recurrence of high
rates.
New York Financial Bureau-Informa-
ton channels that have been inactive
for a long time are rejecting more ag-
gressvc optimism on the stock market.
Attention is being directed to the point
that the earnings of Southern roads lat
est reported are showing an increase in
net as compared with last year. Some
accumulation in Louisville and Nashville
and Southern Railway stocks is noted.
Active speculation is expected in Lon
don the first part of January. Window
dressing operations are predicted.
Purchases for the long pull are being
more strongly advised in some of the
large wire and commission houses.
International institutions are receiving
advices from Paris and London to the
effect that the boarded money is now
gradually being released and going into
Investments. r.-
Talk of government ownership will be
extensive in Washington this winter, ac-
cording to private advices. 1t may take
the place of trust busting" noise, which
is not so popular as a few weeks ago
Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Great
Northern, Louisville and Nashville and
St Paul are most favored among the
standard rails.
n large number of houses heretofore
bearish are taking the position that a re-
versal of position is in order.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
ToDAY's SELECTIONS.
BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH.
Charleston.

b1 NE" IOfhh 1ELI1HAA1 49,
Charleston.
First race-Big Dipper. Pixies Peak,
Dick Deadwood.
Second race-Little Ep, Eaton, Toi-
son dor.
Third race-camel. Pluvious. Lord
Ladas.
Fourth race-Donald Macdonald,
Bedwell entry, Counterpart.
Fifth race-Sherwood, Col. Cook.
Pardner.
sixth race-veneta strome. Charter.
Incision.
JuarcE.
First race-Birke. Leford. Gen. War
ren.
Second race-Eyewhite. Rose Of Jed
dah. Paiatable.
Third race-Scarlet oaks, Hinata,
Bob Hensley.
Fourth race-The cinder. Dominica,
Cosgrove. -
Fifth raee-Irish Ann. say. Ada Ken
sixth racs-orbed Lad. John Louis,
Sugar Lump.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
COTTON STATISTICS.

Furnished by n. L Carpenter Co.
New York, Dec ..
ReceiptA Middlfnrs
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
NEW YORK COFFEE.

Furnished by N. L. Carpenter & Co.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10

The issue of S1,SOO.OOo Baltimore city
per cent stock, recently sold by the mu-
nicipaiity TO syndicate of New York
bankers headed by Eastbrook & Co, OF
that city. already has been sold TO in
Festors Upward of $4,000 of the amount
was placed with investors in New Eng
land, and the remainder in this city.
The bankers are confident that the bal
ance will be marketed before the end
bf the month This stock was sold by
the city at 9LS3. and II is being sold to
the public at 957s and to brokers at s51s.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10
Saving of Pennies.
SeabOard Earnings.

For the month of November gross earn
inss of the Seaboard Air Line were
3, ,l3S.2OS. an increase of $6,S26 The
fourth week in November showed earn
ings of $jsS.S13, a decrease of S23,07S. This
decrease, however, is more than offset
by the gross from July l. which is
se.SS0.6lS, showing an increase of $3.50, $40.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-10

United Fruit declared regular quar-
terly 2 per cent dividend. payable jan
uary Is to the stock OF record December
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-09
Young Peoples Convention
and Fourth Sanssriest DEBORAH Conference OF
the Synod at CaImar. Iowa, Friday. Saturday,
and Sunday. September I2-14, 1918.
Program for the Yong Peoples
Convention:

Program for the Yong Peoples
Convention:
Friday August II
, n. m. Address OF Welcome.
Business meeting Of Young Peoples AS
ISOLATION and Choral Union.
7.5o p. III. Rehearsal for Concert.
Saturday. September -.
o a. m. Young Peoples Meeting.
Lecture by Prot. 4. Hove of Luther Sc
miuary. St. Paul.
Paper The Young People and the
Church-Prot I. Z. Thompson.
Paper-The Young People and their
Work-Rev. !. b. Torrison.
IL M p. m. Noon Intermission.
; p. ms. p. m. Young Peoples Meet
ing, continued.
3 p. ms p. m. Rehearsal for Concert.
8 p. III. Reception.
Sunday, September II.
II a. IN. Services. Sermon by Prof E.
Hove.
;. 90 p. M. Concert.
8. p. III. Informal Gathering.
PROGRAM FOR CONCERT.
Part One.
J.. Fest Overture - Selected - Luther
College Concert Band.
,. Choral: AL Ncrdcn nu raabe til Her
rem med Fryd.-Chorus.
;. Gud vRr os naadig Psalm 67) -
Omeis - Chorus.
4. a. Rccitativc and Aria; "lf w III all
your hearts, From Mendelssohn's
Elijah.
b. Come unto Him all We that La
bour." From Handels Messiah.
Grace C~hadbourne, with orchestra
accompaniment.
:. The Watchers On the Mountain -
Frcch - Chorus.
6. Prayer - Louis Schlosser - Ladies
Chorus and Luther Coll. Concert B.
7. The Heavens are Telling Chorus,
with Orchestra accompaniment.
lntermission.
Part Two.
s. Selected - Luther College Concert
Band.
9. Min Sjal langes og tranges- Wen
nerberg - Grace Chadbourne and
Chorus.
10. Choral: Ver trestig. Zion, Jesu
Brud.
II. HERE, du ransager mig. Wenner.
berg. Oscar c. Thompson OF
Luther College and Chorus.
-. a. Oh, Dry Those Tears. - Teresa
Del Riego (band accompanimentl.
b. GaInle Nor - Grieg.
C. ~Synnoves Sang. = Kjerulf. -
Grace Chadbourne.
IA. The Lord is Great - From Men
deIssohn's" Athalia'.- Chorus with
band accompaniment.
Ii. A Mighty Fortress Is in nj God.
Assembly and Band.
Director: Prot Carlo A. Spcrati.
Soprano: Grace C~hadbourne.
Tenor: Oscar c. Thompson.
Accompanist: Luther College Concert
Band.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-09

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Stormett, bells pao 8rirno al Sper.
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lloeiret bap0e foraariaget iuGre Cab
al Menneifelip, b~eriblanot at belle
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iremJaaet, of oQian sc ANDRE bar
oGret Iterft puer0repne.
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teoe Gienoomsifo6e meget itor, toet
blanbt aubct NpIingen cr blet iaa-
goot'om totolt sOelogt paa itorc
StrGfnillger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-09
Sanolotterict

Sra Great Sails, Ncnt.. berettes
oen 2oen September: @larot Dem,
icm ibos inStesneoe ii9 til SeIta8elle
/ 9crtIobniuaen al Sanbet paa Sort
Beef Observation-Disclosures oar ct
tort atal l,nae 2Prerinoer ira for.
itieuiac aonter al Wontana.
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fet c~perIfreoet. gntaIgst al BENT
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her, auiIaaes at bile saa op I'll 3d.
600.
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Sar sanmei at bun snIteSc at 'at
fig ct SomsteaS, % at BIN, pilSc DO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-09
Nltnoeoapen.

Selaenbe @ibraa er / hel iibitc llge
inNicnot I'll MISREPRESENTATION
&cb e. z. 2 T q. petersburg,
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@lsmmcn =. Sbomier, u. @ebitob.
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amlbieu 81.
@eo ! a 5. g. 2 nm c, Mabi-
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SenninsssaarS, !. u. @uboI. Satob
Ssrscnicu; fro isIsenoc 81 bier.
2uopis aluse, u. ). SeruninJien,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-09
Erpfceipr Carlo u. Spcrnfi

fom 'iOitc ll9c tilboQc ira Eociiic'
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hcruOC oa Iiqeian sc @pcr / Mons
tnun, bpor Der or norifc Snnaior-
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Der poa apitcu oQioo Gam TrnnciSs
co o1 npttct fer 2cilighchcn til at
bc'c liz pou llbitilinQ&Qrunbcu, &c
EorbrDOClicr, iom QisrcS til lloitil.
linQcr cr / bsi Wrob imponcrenoc.
Ser CT Ell SuruIrleIic oQ ct Gam
orberne, iom cr Qolrifc cne'tooenoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-09
1~nolamlinoen til
Nlinoeoapen.

SiI at prre behiplpeIise / Irbei'
set n1co SnbiamIlngen til Den natio'
nale Winoeeope iii Norae bar ri OH
lat ielQenoe SnoiamIere:
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bridge, @iS.
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Soma.
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Niiun.
CDR. Seem Cliffs, Miuu.
Son. M arti II : bore 0 II,
6iuaoI, u. Gat.
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y. 0of.
Is. n. 81 al / III, SclueIl Set.
Soma.
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Suffering oil bIipe aipct i Ipiierre
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-09
en- priniesie
neetet QooanS.

Sra Sun Srancisco, Gal, berctr
ties Den Ste Sept.: Eriniesie SSna
SaImon ira Sabiti, Ell birettc Otter.
fomlmcr al Song Tomare al Spo-
bupsecrne, ipm ibag antom bib meo
Yoitoamperen "Ofpana", er al Snoa
uanoringsmpnbigheoerne blet opbolb'
paa Iugel Sslano.
YriuieSie Sllea or 10 @ar 9an-
mel. @runoen iii beuoeS Silbuge'
boIoelie fienoes enbnu life. Srun for
Loo iit Siem mlber Spipu az 0fiiS
Soiephiue SiIoen, Ser err 2GrerinSe /
9otanif peo Winneiota Statsuniper'
Iitet. bpiS Seniigt Oct er OF itobanne
Sen uuae Eboerife. MiIs SiISeu no
talte Den Wening, at oct uben San-
ifeliaheb pil lpffes benbe al opnaa
siaaoeIie for lin Wpnblius til Of
aaa iIanS % iortiGtte &eiien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-09
Den ~internationale
Sfvtterfeit

@cb Sen internotionale Stptters
Ieit, iom iorrige ltac aIboIoteS |
Camp Yerrp, Ohio, bar Strpel5er'
ne pit Jig ion DC 9iennenInltli9
bcbItc Sfuttcrc. Gftcr benr fomn1cr
amcrifoncruc % ocrnGit Spenlters
ne.
ne. Selgenbe er Napnerte pao DC 10
beoite Sfpttere: llbler, Sfpet5.
4t2; Siorfman, Sperige, 4OS;
Reit, Spit5erlonO, 405; Setoen'
reid, Sor. Stater, iOt, Smeeting,
Tyor. Stater. 397; Stumpf, Sdmci5,
1896; @bbn, 6or. Stotcr, 3S9;
Sneubel. iSor. Stater, 3SS; Otiller,
Sor. Stutcr, 3SS; Gong, 6or. Sta
ter, 3S7; Gbriitionion, Soeri9e,
3S7; SepeS. 6or. Stater, 3S5;
Slion, SperiQc. 3S5; luminous,
6or. Stotcr, 3S3;. acou9b 6or,
el1cbc Stater, $50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-09
Stefanslon.G rpeottionen

Sra Eoint BARRON, Ilusfo, tele.
araiereS Sen Ste September: Spol'
iouaerbumpifibet "&arIuf" n1eo Ste.
ionSionS o~rttiifc expedition omboro,
onfom bio iOng efter / ilcre Gage at
bare iibhet foit / Sien.
Nan iii IS iiigte oen lite Guguit;
ogioa Ell N}T1tsbe SpaIros % STl.
Zen npite Tag blep en- SSbiern itubt
al auptein Bartlett % Burt WcSon.
nen.
M%eIoinQen ON, at "aarlirf" bapoc
ioaet itsrt ct Sui i Siber % bar
blet iibberoc ioit / Sier, ntier Iia al
barre 9rebct iuloItGnbi9 ltO al Gut
ten. Tartslct bar ilct i1gen Sfaoe
faQct,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-09
frteomann.Kure

Sra Trouibence, II. s., melhes ocn
4oe september: s en- ibog aigipet
Rapport til Hbpoe S$lano Mehical
Spcietp erflGrcr Or. Sorrp Sec Bar
mes, @eitprcr al StotcuS behring's
ianatprilrn, at in0en al De 100 To-
rinQspatienter, iom / Ipril blcp re.
6onoIcbe al Or. Srieoerif) 6rieos
mann, bar pitt 1to9en al DC l%noerbare
R%eiulto:er, ion 6riebmorm bcpbc
rapportcrct I'll ben mcbicinifc Sors
enirg / Berlin.
Snertilnoo far, Crflrrer Or. 9ars
,lcS, omtrcltt II Groccnt al Eatien=
terne pitt Ell iorsget Nftinitet al Sp9s
bonlmcn, iom onta9eligoiS life piloe
bore i~nbtrnabt unocr alminoelig So
MISUNDERSTANDING. aln en- Ell
felt al Eotienterlte. Der lioer al Seo-
tltberfuloie, piier llogen merfbar
Tren1oaino.