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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02
POPULATION OF
ERIN INCREASES


WASHINGTON, oct. Ireland. after
q steady decline Of seventy five years
J is restoring her national life and TAX
| ing on new vigor. according 10 Fran.
els J Kilkenny OF this city. originator
of the Irish homc-going movement II
! a statement 10 the press year ago, he
asserted that a new era had already
Gawned for Ireland, which is now SUBJ
Stimulated hy figures of the recent
Irish census.
For the first time in more than
seventy years, according To official Ie-
ports said Mr. Kilkenny the popula
ton of Ireland shows an increase. Dur
ing the fiscal year ended June 80 1912,
the birth rate exceeded by ll02 thu
loss by death and emigration. For the
Same time the deaths from all causes
We're the lowest since 1871 and the in
FAINT mortality the lowest ever record
ed, being only Sc out of every 1000.
The population of Ireland was n
high-water mark in lS4l. The official
figures for that year We're Sl75,124.
Between 1911 and 1851 the loss by
death and emigration amounted TO
over 100000 Census statistics for
the ten years ended in 1861 showed a
decrease of over II per cent; in 1871,
the returns showed 6i2 per cent de-
crease; in 1881, about Az per cent in
1891, 9 per cent and in 1901, per cent
For the decade ended 1911, ii was only
about ~ PCT cent, ana now, for a sim
gle year there is shown an increase
instead of the customary decrease
Further Increase Expected
Il am satisfied that the next ten
years census figures, instead of show
ing a decrease, will display "A most sat
isfactory increase in the population Of
the island. The census returns Of
April =, 1911, make the total popula-
ton 1890, 219, VIZ. 2,192.O4S males, -
l9S.i7l females, being a decrease from
the prior census of 6S,jj6 or the small
est since the decade 1S7l-lSSl: but In
one province (Leinster) there is an in
crease Of 9,2l5, or nearly per cent.
So il is shown that Ireland at the time
Of her low tide, has about half the pop
ulation that she had seyenty-five years
ago, and she is therefore the only
country in the civilized world whose
population has been terribly depleted
through restrictive legislation.
The largest relative decrease during
the last census decade was i'm the PROV
ince Of Connaught, where the loss was
5l2 per cent. or about $4,000 out of "A
population of 6ll0O0. More than one
half Of the decrease in Ireland's popu-
lation during this period was in that
province, where industries are lacking
and the soil impoverished.
ireland has suffered heavy loss
from emigration The drain upon her
population in this direction during the
past five years averages 10000 annual
ly, in 1907, $4,000 left ireland for other
countries; in 1905, $4,000; i'm 1909. 2S.-
600; 1910, $1,000; l91l,3O,O00, and 1912,
$4,000
From May /, 1851 to March 81. 1911,
nearly 100000 natives of Ireland en-
i rated to other countries The larger
portion of these emigrants were be-
tween the ages Of 10 and 80 years.
Remuncrative employment in ireland
for men and women will help largely
to check this drain upon her popula-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02

Atlanta police arrest couples found
kissing in parks.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02

PORT HURON-The llfeless body Of
an unidentified man was found float
ing in -. clair river Monday near
Marine City by Deputy Sheriff Rush.
ton. II is believed to be that of n
sailor.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02

ANN ARBDR-Frank g. Painter un~
dertook to crank his automobile Mon
day and it kicked" back fracturins
his arm, While the physician was SCI e.
ting il, medical student who had
volunteered To assist, tainted dead
away.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02
What is the population Of Cuba,

Wnat IS the population OF Cuba7
The last census OF Cuba. taken I'm
1907, showed 1,42s,l76 whites, 274,272
negroes, 234,695 mixed and II ,s37 Chi.
neSe.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. turning
on a gas jet when she pulled down Il
lace curtain. Mrs. &. +. White had a
narrow escape from death Monday
She was found In her room uncou-
sciods by a son. She is in danger
Gus condition
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02
More Inhabited Houses

"One good sign of lreland's growing
prosperity is the increased number of
Inhabited houses. The number of in
habited houses in 1911 was reported at
S6l,S79, or an increase of 3,27l over the
returns for 1901, while the returns also
show that a better and more modern
class of cottages is being built than in
former years. Another sign promising
reat things for the future Of ireland
is that the vast estates formerly held
by absentee landlords are now being
cultivated by the Irish occupiers of the
soil, who under the Land act of 1903
and subsequent acts, have become the
owners thereof The Land act of 1903
and 1909. the Lahorers' Cottage act OF
1906, and the Old-Age Pension act OF
1908, were enabling measures which
have given much relief and encourage
ment to the Irish people.
Much of the credit for the improved
educational conditions belong To the
Gaelic League. To Or. Douglas Hyde
founder and president of the Gaelic
League, and his colleagues, is due, in q
large measure. what has been accom-
plishcd and is being done to revive tn,
native tongue. a movement of great
| Importance is that fostered by the
league, which has met with marked
success in stimulating interest in tn,
! language. Through it's efforts the study
Of the native tongue has been encour-
/ aged and introduced i'm the variou,
schools and colleges throughout tn,
! island. Five hundred young men in at.
tendance at schools this year passe.
: the required examination I'm Irish TO.
admission to the National Cniversit,
Of ireland.
/ "ln 1881 little more than 800 pu-
| pills at schools in Ireland were loarnina
Irish, while in 1911 the number attend.
ing schools who were learning Irish
had Increased to 10000.
The increase has been espcciall,
great among the women. This is tn,
best sign that the native tongue is sur,
of spreading, as the Gaelic speaking
mothers are the best teachers of Tn,
language to their children"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02

Tell me the proper pronunciation Of
"Vennese2'
Ni-c-niece is preferred TO Vie
knees, but both are right.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02

ANN ARROR-Though many zool-
ogists say there is not single wild
pigeon LEFT at large in the United
States, Philip Foley, Of this city says
he saw flock of l25 of these rare
birds near Horseshoe Lake Monday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02

CORCNNA-Frank Bessenger, pro-
sentenced To 80 days in the county jail
and fined $50 for violation of the locul
option law.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02

\ voluntary term ia prison is being
served 10y Chairman Thoma Mott os-
borne orlaa Nra YaasE,.5m commits
sion. ,i. osborne ha, committed nc
crime bu- he wants Co know just what
effect prison confinement has ON a
mans mind lie declares.
have the feeling that after / have
really .mons You. marched i'm your
lines, shared your food. gone to the
aame STONE cells ar NIGHT. and i'm the
morning looked at Gods sunlight
through those same iron bars, that
then ana NOT until then can ] feel tho
knowledge which viii break down the
barriers between my soul and tho
souls of my brothers.
An uat Mr. Osborne will learn by
this is the daily taste of plain food
and tho daily odor of confined air
Keen observation and sympathy
would inform him on those. He has
committed no crime and the mental
anguish oecssloncd 10y guilty
conscience and long confinement is
l1ckins There is great difference
between the mental condition of a.
real criminal and that Of a person
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02
OF what is sponge NADER

OF fbrouS substance composed OF
cells produced by tiny sea animals.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02

Somebody is RUNNING an awful blun
H. that Ulster home rule matter
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02

SAGIN.hW--After maintaining a
commissary FOR the strikebreakers of
The Pere Marquette since June the rail O.
road has ceased To operate it and the
men employed are now paying their
own board.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02

SAGINAW-The body of the man
killed on the Grand Rapids division
Of the Pcre Marquette was identified
as that of Alva Dewitt OF this city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02

ANN ARBOR-Frederick Staebler
has started suit against Manley J,
Furnum for $4,000 damages. Furnum,
so Staebler alleges. ran his automobile
into him about q week ago.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02

! ALBlON-Mrs Hannah Case Per
sons % years old, one of the oldes
residents of Calhoun county, Is dead
| KALANIAZOO-WM Robinson
Is years old. who came to Kalamazoo
a lew days Ia visit relatives. wa
found dead in bed by his wife. lie wa
a Civil war veteran
SAGINAW-According To genera
reports an effort will De made here tC
prevent the election on the new char
4 ter which calls for commission govern.
ment. The saloon element is backing
= the opposition, il is said
YPSIl4\NTl-F'ol a meeting
of the Normal Womcn's and Pan-H Hell
/ lenic councils II was announced tina;
/ the Normal college would bar extreme
dances such as the tango and the bum
ny hug.
an unidentified man was found float
ing in ST clair river Monday near
Marine City by Deputy Sheriff Rush.
ton. II is believed to be that of n
sailor.
CORUNNA-Frank Bessenger, pro-
prictor of a cigan store i'm Owosso was
sentenced To 80 days in the county Jail
and fined $50 for violation of the locul
option law.
SAGINAW-The body of the man
killed on the Grand Rapids division
Of the Pcre Marquette was identified
as that of Alva Dewitt Of this city.
IONlA--At special election Mon
day on the $4,000 bond issue to buy
the Ionia fair grounds to be owned
by the city and used as a county
amusement park, the proposition was
carried by vote of To |.
ANN ARBOR-Frederick Staebler
has started suit against Manley j.
Furnum for $4,000 damages. Furnum,
so Staebler alleges, ran his automobile
into him about week ago.
SAGIN.AW--After maintaining a
commissary for the strikebreakers of
The Pere Marquette since June the rail .
road has ceased To operate it ana the
men employed are now paying their
own board.
ANN ARROR-Though many zool-
ogists say there is not a single wild
pigeon LEFT at large in the United
States, Philip Foley. of this city, says
he saw a flock of 125 of these rare
birds near Horseshoe Lake Monday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. turning
ON gas jet when she pulled down Il
lace curtain. Mrs. G. r. White had a
narrow escape from death Monday.
She was found In her room uncou-
sciods, by a son. She is in a danger
Gus condition.
ANN ARBOR-Frank e. Painter un~
dertook to crank his automobile Mon
day and it kicked" back. fracturing
his arm. While the physician was SET
ting ii, medical student who had
volunteered To assist, tainted dead
away.
JACKSON-Charles Herous, lincman,
narrowly escaped death while repair
ing wires at the top Of pole Monday
when he came i'm contact with high
tension wire ana was rendered uncon-
scious. The fire department rescued
him.
CHARLOTTE-Rcv. &. T. Patched,
for the last two years pastor of the
Congregational church, has signified
his intention of resigning January T..
He came here from Pay city where
he was stationed for many years.
James Monroe Grant. Connecticutt's
last real son of the American revolu-
ton, died at the family homestead in
Hartford recently. aged % years.
EdHNSstsss-'5sss M
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-02

IONlA-At a special election Mon
day on the $4,000 bond issue To buy
the Ionia fair grounds TO be owned
by the city and used as county
amusement park, the proposition was
carried by a vote of To |.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14

meget Iooenoe uoiieter ior ginter.
6ueoen. @ennenlinitstiIitanoen ben
I. @1ai bar 91.9, innmenligaei
meo 91.6 ben /. 9tpril og 79.7 ior
ct 2lar iioen. 9interbpeoens gen.
nemiuitIige Iilitauo oen 1. 9}ai oe
iioite 10 9lor bar o9ret 85.6 9oint5
iaa 1ilitanoen / 9(ar er betpoeligt
ooer @ememinittet. ; oIfe De Eta.
ter. bpor man apIer 9inter6Ueoe. 10.
Der lloii9ten ior 9}rruGrenoe et rig.
tiat aronaar - Blot ben aooe iii.
itauo moa oeouare til Soften.
9}ebraifa nDoer oenne @ang ben
26re at ppre 9}r. I. ioet 8ilitan.
ben 1er iettes til 81 92qIt piter
fommer 0lisiouri 99oi6ington Dir.
ainia. Marplono, % 3oo5o = ale
meo 95, 5ainoiS irttes til 81. ga.
peit itaar California meo fnn g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
22 glarg.

i Nieoe So0r ct aarlig @ratiale
ai 6000 ar. til aaptaju 3oalo
2lmnmoien ior bans 6ortieneiter af
Noldrforifllin9en
Ianfen ON at bpore 2(ninolen
paa Ell eQer olroen @}aaoe efter
bans Cpoagelie Al Su0polen ualot
alniin0eli9 5ililutning 9}orge ira
iorit al. Ter par alminoeIig Stem.
ming ior at tiIbp9e boH ct 9rofes.
iorat peo lhliperiitet for at bans
aun0igheo oa Grfdrin9er paa 30.
larforifninaens Cnraa0e fltnoe
fonne ])or9e o0 oen internotiouale
NiOenifab tilgooe. aaptainen ielp
onitcoe imiolertio fife at opertage
ell ioaoon Stlling. San ituloe 10
oaiaa eiter @lanen no poo en- fler-
aariq 5uro. Set cneitc 9llternatin,
iom oo 100 tiI6a9e par at aioe
hom ct iai e'ratiale iom 9}ation.
nolbelonnina 6orilaget berou bar
naGa pTret fomitebeHanOlet % peo.
togeS enoelia o}aar. oa oct tom
tor Stortiaaet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
Ill D0tc GENCtr

Get er oa ell Sorneiclle al tint.
ne meo0ele at oen tabte @ogtosie
ira Gonmarf III euoelig CT outou.
men iamtioi8 meo Ell 6 Tiger igne.
re aigoaet Sen0inl % al ri M after
FAR oe ileite Al oe pore 6ortea.
ueIicr opiorte 5alue6ogcr o. Bib
fer poa Eager.
nj me Gtn1 6rogte oisic Senoiu-
0er oS b. q iolgenoe:
Sra aamlc Sage 9rporcnlc-
nia6eoens aiiiorie. 9(f 8. 9rooer-
len. elegant inob. $500.
uSpren aierfeaoaros llnaoont".
Nj @aloemar 9lnuulOien. ; 0m.
ilag 50 GtS.
.,aoriet @ibelen5 % 9ipetS ens"
nj g. 4. 9arien 5 Cmiloa $i.20
o@oiien6nsprpiteu Gneuolo Gna(o"
og ben pietiitiife 9epp0elie Se.
ben6aon / oct is. 9farblmoreoe.
geO $. @rooerien 3 0milag
40 Gts.
pSolmeoigteren 8bomos ainen".
Gn iolfeliq 6remitiIlinq peo $.
@rooerien. Wieo ainqo5 Solner ON
3Sein 2i0elie od 9e0. z Gmilna
40 GtS.
u0onif Stornlpno" ira 0e icnere
glorblnore0cr I 9efit oq @ulroer
9[i 9. 5. Ga Gour oq anuo ,Sa.
bricils. lloqioet rnoer W1eopirf.
niua of Ell areos al Goridtterc
st Rraatbrrf QriS $1,000
@il(ion gronot" 1ortrQine Of
9aurit8 4eterieu 9ip lloaobe.
Smlft in0b $t.20.
5ule9aben" oa - ScrrenssfoIe@.
20 6ortGllinom FOR uofSne oa
@ern al 2nra 9'oricbeliius,
terinocn
Mco S(lnitrntioner al Torfatter.
inoen 9ris 0milaq 20 ets
DAN. LUTH PUBL. HOUSE,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
Sampitibsnotitier.

uSeIlig Clou" oil iejle ira G6ri.
itaniano oen II. @ai o. uenteS
oa til 91em gorf oen q. @lai
6. 3. 8ietgen~, Der anfom til
Rem 9orf oen L oso oil aiieile
ocrira 01orgeu o. oentes oa til
5fan6innbien oen %. Ma
.llnite6 State5" Uente0es til q.
.. I @aar meO 73s 4a5ia9erer
9il after oiieile Serfra Den p. os.
og pentes til G6riitianiono ben 1.
SUM.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
Ginterbpeoens Silfanb

9leaeringens Operilna of I. Wioi
anganenoe 8interbpeoens SiIitnnO
er M offentligeiort oe iii. oenne
oil 2anoet | 9lnr beite mere ginter.
hpeoe en- nogen Sinbe for. Sele
9nnoets Sfpl al oenne enc SGoart
onf1oos til 5t3,570.000 g'uibeIs,
bbilfet er 100000 guibcIs me.
re emo fsior oa 100000 gn.
ibeIs mere eno Der er apIet noget
9(or 2nnoets Siitorie. 9erctniugrr.
ne ira aIIe Sanoets Gane Inoer paa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
llUcjr gtcr Ncbr0i tn

iii Nioracn i 2aq mploes ON
aoifillia Staoq Ter / Staten ira
llpciret Guar Get cr iurlia ira
retire oa nororc 9lebraifa oisie
Gitcrretninaer fonnler. Ger mel.
oc9 ianleoes ira StoftS @htifs ON
IN olporlia @oqlitorn 9}ottca til
lraoaa 6lere 6ltio blGite neo.
{ Nlil II for 9nen par Storinen
crrit Der 6lU 9enro Sc6affers
6oaOe 0us % Stolo ooeIaat ell.
thcr N}attor miitcoe oft unotaaen
tit Stea6u3 8lcre andre la0 tore
CAB.
Sra 9looaiielo. 5c6r- meloes
m itor sfaoe peo Crcriuen.melIe
ri @o'ile Greet foraoriaaet oeo
2fn6ruo NoropeIt for @ncn Maae.
rinacns NeanmaaIcr riItc ct 3e1n-
iolO al BIZ 9onrmcr. @anoet itea
i1o 6frti1t ot mor1c @}cnneifer
ogcrroifeoeS Sopnc "a unoait
mes 9foo o. nrpne at orufne -
Nro 9fnnoolg6 meloeS irrIiq ON
clcftriif Storm o. 2oclraacIic of
2taloe oq 9reatlrer. Sfaoen
omfrina 9foomfieIo ntiloaS iii
miuNit 500 000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14

Zen feOcralc Snno6cOstjcncitc o.
fcntIiagUr Jinpport al i'm lin.
ocriDlclir
NiOlct bar life 6iotil nit iig ipr.
ticnt til CficutliobcOcns SiltrO.

gsaI6tngton, :. 6. !, 9. N2ai.-
Zen ierite autentiife o9 oiiicielIe
fapport ON Den ieoerale glegeriugs
lln0eriegelie al Or. 6rieomannsSu.
6erfnloie.9occine, iom oifentliggior.
oes her I Gag, erflGrer. at 9ieiul.
tatet al oen oiientlige SimObcos
5iencItes 0bieruation hioinotiI If.
fe retfaroigger oen 9ilIio til @}io.
let, iom er bIeoen inipireret oeo
pi6tipre6t @u6licitet
Zen rationale glsiociatfon for
Shoilm o. 6orebDaleIie al Gu-
5erfliloic, iom gapporten iremlag.
6es Tor. pe6toa sjebliftelig en-
iirmmig en- 9leiolution. hbori Sen
uotaler iom fin Iro. at .inaen irr.
Zig alr for Suberfuloie, iom for.
tieuer oeu meoicinife Professions
o. Cffentlig6eoens 3iItro. er emo.
mn blepcn opiuu6en4. o8 6eu erfIG
reoe ioni Ciientliabeoens Qliat al
.fartiptte nIe6 @r'aen Al 0e ior
9urn0renoe pelprsoeoe 0}ioler
Sfont aiiattet / biplomatiife lis.
trnf, iom isntnler TIA for et pi0en.
ifnbcli1t 9}egerinasoofument no
truffer 9lapporten on drie0mdnus
.allr4 oeu oiientliae Simo6eostie.
neiies SfuifeIie oa iiaer. at Or
5rieomanns lltlbsieli8beo til at
9iue iul0 0plosnina en- fin @actine
BAR 4utiIfreosiiillenoe FRA ct oioeu.
ifabeliat Stanoplnlft.
Suno6eostieneiten aif imiolertio
mo paa bans 9etinaelier. tiger 9tap
porten, pao @rln0 Al Den itore
9etDoning oct nllianis fnnOe faa
Tor 3uiinOer al lioen0e % Saab
ON. at en- SIR niliapis funoe DG.
re fltnoen. &apporten niaaoe5 al
Or Sobn =. 9tnoerion, G6eien for
oet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., og Or
q. W1 Gtinion. ell nnoen GmbeOs.
mono I oen oiientliae SunOheOs
5ieneite 6oiIfe nf 0berlRge 9Iue
bar tat iii at ioretage 2aborator.
pre0en af Or. Ggieonanns @accine
oq iagttoge Se 90 gotieuter, ion
fif oen inoipreitet / 9aetp 9orf.
9iopporten iiger pioere, at Or.
6rie6mann | fin preliminary"
aorreIpononnce looe0e at gipe 9ie-
1erinaen iiil6 Oplpsning, buaS ban
bar unOiGoaet iig for. iioen ban
er fommen Der. - 0bierbationen
ira Simobeostieneiten bill imi0lertio
bline fortiat, men De, Der er bleoen
bebanolet meo Bneeinen maa opre
beIabet poa, al Der bill gaa lang
Tio, fsr noget 9leiultat biies.
3oreningen til Gnberfuloiens 9e.
fpmpelie npnner life Or Srieo.
manns gtapn men nsies meo at
erflqre. at ingen Sur for 1uber.
fnIoIe er fim0en og raaoer Sfient.
Iiaheoen til at benbtte oe biotiI
fcn0te Miioler oe sSorboIosre9Ier
moo 9ubertliloie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14

leoet 0lisiouri. san tiliiaar, at
ban bar arbejoet ior Ell 6arner /
Coma ior ilere gfar iioen men
paaitaar, at baaoe oenne 6armer %
bans aone Ieper Moore opbolot iig
peo OioberI1o 9io. oa ian nnfla.
9eoes ior at 6ope mor0et ineSlGgt-
hinge Columbia
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14
Tiailra. .Moroeren
innOell.
Den Slntnina er ariminnllOaen
4ie 6langbrep fommcn til.
UanOcn nGgter, men Snoiciernc
mob 6am er meget itGrfe.


2rierne piI rineIigpi5 minoes
@eretningen OH BET gpiclige. mn.
itiife MorO. Der for mart et 9lar
iioeu q SUM 1912 bIeo 6egaaet /
@illicd, "a, bpor 5. .. Moore OF
&uitru 10 Bern o9 TO beisgenoe
Smadpiger ian0tes orpbt meo Ell
Efie M Se9en eiter lloeUeren al
ocn eDielige lloaao bar biOtil Ugre.
foraGpes. 0len M UNDER s. Ma
meIoes ira 9eapennort6, aan:
Sem og tDoe Moro. begaaet De
iioitc tire gtar / @tisiouri 9onias,
Colorado, Soma oq SGinoi5 meo
en- 2fie iom Mororeoifab, tilifri.
bes Senrp Gee Moore, Ser iiooer /
N}isiouris Statsirn9icl for 2iostio
9en sIutnina er 81 % @}c.Glnis6.
reD. en- Speciofaaent ior Snititsoe.
partcmentet. fonmen til efter orln.
oigt Stuoau ai De iaofalote gfie.
mor0
Scnru Gee Wloore ieuotes til
@oosiruoiIet / Sefierion Gitp ef-
ter ot ppre iun0et ifuloig I at babe
mnr6et fin Mo6er og 9eoitemoOer
Dlrs 02aro @ilion % Mrs. @eor.
oe I2oore Columbia. no, De.
cenber iioIte glar Moore gioroe
manaa bctnoenSe 5norenmeIier I'M.
Der Gorheret % mooiogoe iig ieIo
ffere 8onae San iaaoe iaaIeoes.
at bon 6aoSe ihioeret bergmte@oro.
horoliuoer. SeribIauot Or Grip.
pens Gnalano
Toruoen De nppnte / 9iIIiica.
Ga. mcnes 91oore at bnpe ora6t
fslgrnoe:
s. 6. @opne. Stone og @arn
Wrs. 9l. =. gnrnbon o. to 9ern.
Colorado Sprina. Colo, Septem.
Der 1911.
@illiam e. 1apion Stone o.
0otter. 92onmolitb ST. Ofto6er
1911.
@illiam 56omman aoue oa IRE
Bern Gllsmortb Gas. Oftober
1911
GcGu 9uOfou og aOne, 9aoIa.
aas Sini 1911, oa iaa nrpnte
hans @1o0er oa @eoitemoOer 90.
Imi6ia. DO
0lr DC GIan9bereD tilfal0tes ior
at asiiitere beo llnoerieaelicn Al
9illisea.Woroet. og iiOen Den lib
bar Ran anpenot megen Sio til
Gtloiet al gfiemoroene. San ger
opmGrfiom pao. at oct isrite al
oisie 0loro iorefaIot i6rit eiter
NlooreS 2esla6elie fra Heioptnn.
italten Sutcbinion, aanias, bpor
ban bap0e ppret inoiat for 5alif.
neri gioere benniier ban til, at
allie Be %, al bnilfe Solpoelen bor
@srn, orGbtes oeres Stem, oa
Der por efterIoot Spor of ben frGf.
feIte grlitalitet. = bpert 9iIfploe
bar ben bIooige 9fie efterloot 90
Dfoores 5iIitnaeIIe, at ban ilere
9(or hor beifGftiget iig meo Stnoiet
nf irngteIige Morobanolinger, pe9er
efter &c Glailgbreps Mening Get.
ming al. at oct bar influeret banl
itGrft til 7onnelien of lin Moro.
teori, Wcglaiabren ( iiaer. at
Den mrrfeIiqe 2iaheo mcIIem ale
oe nGbnte @oIosaernin1er life fan
Ieoe ill noaen anoen Slutuing.
Mr Mic Glollghrep er Ell Sen oi
Toritanoeren for oct ieoeraIe goos.
frneieI | 2eobeniportb oa Gbef for
ct @ureau til 8orbrpoer. Soentiii.
fntion beo 3rngilet
Sra Sefierion Gin, NO, meIoes
iomtioiq, at SenrD Gee Moore, ionl
for Here Manneoer iioen fanotes
ifploie at booe niproet fin W'ooer
oo @eoitemooer meo en- gfie, oa
fom oenites til 80 9(ars 1pngiels.
Itrof nagter, of ban nosen Sinoc
fit 0ip bar orGbt no1en. Son
npgter al ssenbifab til nogen af DC
Tomilier, Der er bleUen orrbt meo
gfic Soma aanias og Goloro'
DO. Tet melte al fin Iio bor bon
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-05-14

Snoianerue boloer g|aIg. Gbip'
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itroft oe ieenoe no opc Misiolrioo-
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