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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-01
Jury i'll Case of Mrs. Annie
Floyd Against Pensacola
Ice Co. Gives Verdict
CASE CONSUMED
FIVE DAYS IN TRIAL
Went to the Jury Shortly
After 7 O'Clock Last
Night and the Verdics
Was Returned About IL
Plaintiff Sued On Account
of Husbands Death.

Assessing danages at $4,000 with
interest at the rate Of eight per cent
from the date of suit, the jury in the
case of Mrs. Annie Floyd against The
Pensacola Ice Company, returned a
verdict last night about il o'clock,
after celebrating for a period OF four
hours. The damages are about tae
heaviest ever assessed in the circuit
court and came at the conclusion cf
a trial Of five days.
Mrs. Floyd sued on account Of the
death OF her husband, who was an
engineer in the employ Of the ice COM
pany He was killed wDen an ana
monia tank exploded at the plant more
than year ago and at the same time
three others were killed or died after
wards from the injuries they received.
The point around which the case
hinged was whether the explosion was
due 20 the alleged carelessness OF tho
engineers in charge Of the plant or TO
some defect in the machinery. En-
gineers and authorities on ice ma
chinery were brought here from Varl-
Gus cities and gave expert testimony,
both for the plaintiff and defense
The case commenced last Tuesday.
when the plaintiff began the intro
duction OF testimony and II was not
until Friday that the defense began
the presentation OF it's evidence All
of Yesterday was CONSUMED la drgu-
nieflts, Jilo. p. Stokes, r. Pope Reese,
Fred w. Marsh and w. L. Zachary
appearing for the plaintiff, and Blount
& BIount &c Carter and J. J. Sullivan
for the defense.
The court i'm charging the jury In
structed the latter to eliminate from
the case the Southern Utilities Co. and
s. T. McAdarns, who were made pare
ties to the suit. The jury was COM
posed of w. II. Bowman, E. II. Waltz,
John DieclSman, Geo. w. Dunn, Henry
Garrett and Ed r. Bowman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-01
Bodies are Being
Washed ub From
Wrecked Ship
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Whitby, Eng, Oct s1-(Via Lon
don. Fifty more were saved this
morning from the wreck OF the Brit
ish hospital ship Rohilla, which ran
on the rocks OF the Yorkshire Ccass
near here early yesterday.
Bearing physicians, nurses and hos
pital supplies, the Rohilla was on her
way e a Belgian or a French port to
suceor the wounded when she was
driven ashore 1t is understood that
all the women on boarN were saved
The total number OF p~ryong on
board the ship is not definitely known
but some estimates place II at 200.
There are said to be stih about 50
persons on the vessel.
Several men this morning, IN re-
spt nse to signals from the shore, de-
cided to take the risk Of swimming A
few of them reached the land safely,
but Others were drowned. 3odies are
nov being washed I'D on the beach.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-01
Italian Macy Is
In Possession OF
Island of Sazno
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

L
London, Oct. S1.---A Stefani agency
dispatch from RoTnc says:
"a semi official note mas been issued
stating that the Island of Sazno was
occupied yesterday by Admiral PATHS
of the italian navy, who disembarked
one battery and company of infantry.
The ownership of this island. which
commands the entrance to the harbor
of Aivona, Albania, has long been
matter IF dispute between Greece and
Albania
Paris, Oct. 31-S:5o a. ma dis
Patch from Rome to the Havas agency
reports that the Island of Sazno, in the
gulf of Avlona and near Sae Albanian
port of AvIona. has been occupied by
The Italians Admiral PATHS the dis
patch adds has landed battery and
a company of marines.
Advices from Rome under date OF
October 81 stated that the port OF Av-
Iona itself was occupied the day pre-
viously by Italian navy forces The
expedition, it was said, was in the ma
ture of a relief and sanitary organiza-
ton to aid the large population
which had taken refuge in the city 70
escape the persecution OF the lnsur-
gents. Everything was done TO re-
move from the expedition anything
savoring CT political or territorIa1 oc-
cupation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-01
GENERAL ADVANCE OF THE
ALLIED FORCES is ORDERED

London, Oct. 31.-The impression
created here by the latest war news Is
that a general advance of the allied
forces in France and Belgium has been
ordered so main interest is centered
III the cockpit covering so or 40 miles
from the seaboard
The general trend OF the movem "a, s
both the German and the allied
armies is for the moment accordi ig
% 10th British and French official
81 U'ements in a northerly and nortl-
lsa&erly direction which is in accor-
oaRce with the desires Of the allied
commanders, but that Germany has
leSumed her hammer blows with
s'eater energy than ever is attested
.ne British official information \
seu
'' spite of these stubborn counter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-01

the coast south of Ostend is imminent
strokes it is claimed that all the move
ments Of the Triune forces are in
forward direction towards the line still
held by Germans in force and stretch
Ing from Bruges to Thourout, Roulers,
Iseghem and Courtari. Whether from
Bruges this line extends to Ostend or
zeebrugge Is moot point, there besrg
up to the present no official conf1rEla-
ton of the reported re-occupation OF
Ostend by the allies. Definite con-
f1rmation of the reported evacuation
of Lille by the Germans also Is lack
ing.
RETIREMENT EXPECTED.
Although the official communications
do not spread much light on the sit
uation in West Flanders other re-
ports emanating from Holland indi-
cate-that German retirement fr'fn
(Cmmkinued on Last paxe.1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-01
To Explain Why
American Ship Is
Being Detained
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, oct. 31.--The state de-
paItntent today formally protested to
the british government against the de-
tention Of he American copper laden
seamer Kroonland at Gi 1raltar. The
British authorities were asked TO exc
PLAIN why the vessel mas not either
been released or sent 20 a prize court
The protest also stated that from
information that this government has
there seems TO be no warrant for the
further detention Of the ship which is
bound 10 Italy and Greece. 1t iH
probacle that protest against the de-
tehtion of other vessels ~ Great
Britain will be made later.
The vessel carries about 200 pas
sengers and a cargo OF copper bound
from New York 10 ports ~ Italy and
Greece. The British government viii
be called upon to say whether the ves-
sci has been detained on account Of
the nature Of her cargo, or because
reservists Of Germany and Austria arc
iIrcluded among the passengers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-01
WAR DECLARED AT TCONsTANTINOPLE
BETWEE N RUSSIA AND TURKEY

Washington Oct s1War declared at consanP between
Of
ttonang
reported today that the Russian ambassador had been
be previously told the
is A.
the Turkish before he Washington recently stated that
nj nd h Eaynt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-01
GOVERNMENT is
ADOPTED FOR MEXICO|
BELGIAN KING ASKS
AMERICANS TO AS
SIST HIS PEOPLE
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

London, Oct. 31.-King Albert,
Belgium, has asked all American.
people to help feed his starving
people during the winter. His
message was writte., under fire in
the battle before Dunl1irl1, and was
transmitted TO the American COM
mission here.
H. c. Hoover, commission chair
man, issued an appeal to all
American newspapers to open their
columns to subscriptions. He says
seven million people are still in.
Belgium, and the cost will be from,
four to five millions monthly to
keep them from stary ing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-01
CANADA DEFINES
CONTRABAND ITEMS
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Ottawa, Oct 31.-The Canadian gov
ernment today placed an embargo on
the expectation to any country at war
with Great Britain, of any articles
which will be OF use to them IN the
prosecuting the war.
A far-reaching contraband OF WAT
order adopted yesterday by the Do
mition cabinet also prohibits the ex-
portation of contraband to any nell
tral country which would IN turn re-
export the materials to Great Britaln's
enemies.
Among the articles specifically mem
toned as coI,araband are nickel, nickel
ore. WOODEN goods, food. explosives,
horses, fodder, leather. coal copper,
petroleum, aeropianes and barbed
wire.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-01
laps and English
Squadrons Pull
off Bombardment
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Toxic, Oct. .31.-2:20 p. m.-.Tne
navy department announces that The
japanese squadron assisted by Eng
lish warships and masked by mist,
approached and vigorously ana effec-
lively 2ombar ded the forts at Tsing
Tau on October 20. Some OF the de-
fense works were destroyed and on the
next day the bonnbo rdment was re-
rested. Only the Kaiser northeast
fort replied to the bombardment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-01
GERMAN ADVcEs DO NOT
MENTION LAND ATTACK

Picking. Oct. 31.--A wireless mes
sage received in German circles here
from Using Tau declares that the
naval bombardment of the German
position in Kiao Chow began today.
but makes no mention Of a land al
tack. On the other hand japanese
report declares that both naval and
land attack are now being pushed
against the German position
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-01
CRIMINAL INDICTMENT
AGAINST STANDARD OIL CO..

Jersey City, n. J., oct. 31.--It vas
reported here today that criminal ln-
dictments had been voted by the Hud-
son county grand jury against tina
standard Oil Company Of New Jersey
and the Gulf Refining Company, which
have been engaged in q rate war on
gasoline IN Hudson and Essex couu-
ties within tho past few months.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-01
TWO ITALIAN STEAMERS
NOW BEING DETAINED

Gibraltar, Spain, Oct. al .. M
The Italian steamer Ttegina dItalia
and San Giovanni were seized by the
British navy as prizes owing 20 the
fact that parts OF their carkoes con-
sisted of war material Il is stated. The
vessels will be held pending a decision
Of a prize court.
The Regina dTIa!ia and the San
Giovanni were bound from American
ports to Italy with carroes Of copper.
Their seizure by the british brought
"A protest to the state department at
Washington on Octooer 20 from repro
seutatives of four copper companies Ia
New York.
No information Of the seizure had
been received by the state department.
ar that time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-01

H. /. NJ. Empress Eugene. widow Of
Napoleon III, went to congratulate
wounded British soldiers conva1escing
at her beautiful home Farnborough.
Chislehurst, England. which was con-
verted into a military hcsritaL The
exiled empress has he0 many vicissI-
tudes IN her life She became the
bride of Napoleon III on January 80,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-01
THUNDER OF GREAT.
GUNS BRITISH WAR.
VESSELS IS HEARD.
ON ENGLISH COAST.
FIGHTING IS OF THE FIERcEST CHARACTER
WITH THE WARS HIPS BOMBARDING
LINES OF INVADING ARMY.
RUSSIAN FLEET HAS ENGAGED THE
TURKISH FLEET IN THE BL

FOUR RUSSIAN TORPEDO BOATS HAVE BEEN
SUNK-GERMAN SUBMARINE SINKS AN
OTHER BRITISH CRUISER TURKEY FOR
MALLY ANNEXES EGYPT RUSSIANS
CLAIM VICTORIES OVER THE AUSTRIANS
AND GERMANS.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-01

tcentinued on Last sage.9
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
@eors granoes.

lie roi est mort; vive le9 roi! ]"
.9socb lit 8olen nicbt perIoren!"
D6o er Dracbnla1, men bans 8a'
bares al 8rofesior @ranoes;;
bore ifent paa So'oet lat.
Gen er libt for bio 8ulle1t,
D6o % Bine, bpilfet Spn!
&ottet1 oDerifDgger Manoen,
fignt ban biitert rDnfer BrDn.
&ar De IGft Sc ,tpe rDigte"
fra Cont @eorgs 8ar,1oon1s-M -Mori
Dracbmann fDnes fl1n en- Suffer,
Der mi obertrurnfet ftoar.
Muligpis foritaor Sc lite
sgfbetife1s beie 6lngt;;
8ranoes beri e en- Melter;;
bon bar Digt ternanoen ilugt.
2ourit3 2o1ritaer,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
Zen nerfe Meauitorm poo mon.
(unngbonll11ens Ser,

9en berite @egniorm paa mon.
ge slar, leoiaget al ct forfRroeligt
1or6enDeir, git ober ben ipolige
Sci al Minneiota oen 6. S5a1ni. gn
noglioning fanM Steb pao Mortb.
tpeitern 8anen mellem ganbD 8or.
ter i set ipolige Minneiota.
Gienbonsbeliboere langs 8lacf
@iper, 8is., pnr urolige. @nnbltan.
ben bar ben bgieite, ben bar boz
ret iiben DperiDemmelien for tre
Mor iibet1. AIle oe ME Gorbeorin.
ger bar beitaaet lin Hrebe
Bnnoet / Blaef 9tiber par beie.
ne, enb BET 1,ogenfinoe bor ppret 4
GREENWOOD % ! anore 8Der ! @larf
County. Set fon,n1l1naIe gleftrici.
tetsparfg Darnning er fleInt ranlpo-
11eret;; on1fring $50 Sob Of 8eton.
11turen ct reDet bort. @anbet ito6.
Here Sob bDbt i Gooerne, -og fa1loa
Snie blep fgrt neooDer 5Iooen.
S Spb Dofoto oos andre steoer
/ georobeifen ot,retteoe gtormen og-
ian itor 9oeIp eIpgeelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
% flart, boao Waeningen bar

ningens' to Direftgrer, Der gienipn-
Zig bar unberrettet al Ben tDife Jor-
ening og Oerfor galt 1lnoerrettet,
ipareoe ltnobigenbe meb en- &aaitallo
onl, at Nengene git til ben oanife
Mgitation. 2nn66agsmano &lop-
penborg- -5frltmsager, &eter @rau
og Direftsr sebmiot tilbagepiite
oenne Sssniinuation og farafteriiereoe
oereS 9anbSm9no iom 8orgere /
Staten, der erbperbeoe Get, be bap=
Sc arpet fra oeres 6ebre, for at
|ele Bet"
Otter at Disfusiionen bor ilnttet.
fom galget iom nGite &unft paa
Dogsorbenen, o9 &e}ultatet blep, at
ser balgtes en- banif Mano fra bpert
at oe noroilespigife 9lmter Ste
6et for Sc fratrn6enbe 4 9Difere.
Meb en- beunoringsber6ig 8e-
ilntfombeo og 6aitbeo, bopoe 9an.
iferne ifaffet Jig en- Representation
/ ailipnsroaoet / BEN 6orening, Der
neeteoe at poe Dem @etfaroigbeo.
Selp 1oreningens Direftgr beunore
oe oisie 200 isnoeripoife 8pnoer,
ioet ba1,- llutteoe Mpbet meo at iige::
nSeg beunorer beres Sammenbol6,
BET maa 1nan erfjen6e."
Spiferne belnorer Dem, bpob maa
iaa life hi, beres 2onosm9n6! @ar
Blot set mi11oite ON oenne @eiie eI=
Ter @eniigten meb Sen bleben be-
fiel10t, bap6e bet bgret Gpiferne en-
let Sag at ifaffe Jig 5Iertal. Of-
fentlig Spfororing til at reiie loo
Jig oltiaa life uoienoe. @uofiHel-
ie gift fra @jem til 9iem. S11gen
SSn0tsfretion, ingen @aflen / Celeb
berne, bper Mano fienbte i'm Nlabs
Fog lit Mnipar.
Ser nar ingen, iom life bapoe
1i6, i1tgen, Der life bapbe Maao
200 Manb ifal til &iel, nupel, iaa
refer Der 200 Mano, og baDoe Der
=Daret 8rng for Here, bnnbe ogion
oe n9ret rebe.
Gen 80. sluguit 1866 rejlte AZ
oonife M9n6 til 8erlin for / Sen
prpjiiife &onges Slot at mi1be ON
IS 5; Sen 13. Mai 1914 mi16eoc
oeres gftertomnrere Borgerne / Sp-
rerer1tes 8p ON, at oen oonife 8e-
folfntng i 9sor6l llesDig itabig par re-
De til at p9rne om fine &ettigbe0er.
81 bar 1neget at tatfe 5gnoerip=
oerne for, oeres l16boloenbe6 tiener
bort 6olf til 9@re, oeres Grofaitbeo
nroo os oe Dor felles Sag fan
milone Sorgen oper oct Gdb, ri leo,
men ri bar enonu mere at lere al
Dem. Maatte oct lpffes os iont Dem
uoen imaolige perionlige &enIpn at
inoorone os UNDER en- 6allespilie
og 69lleSlop, oa par Der ifet .itore
9ing iblan6t os. (gfter ,Mntional-
|tioenoe"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
2anbsmeno i Mntomobilmlpffe mel
9eben iom 1slge.

gn al Dulutbs 8eii gnbs beoIt
fienote og agteoe 6orretningsmeno,
q. g. gtellon, og bans geepb Aoge
Cornell fra gfortbfiel6, Minn., om-
fpm ben 2. Sum- tire Mil fra Gar-
mington, ioet Melions Mutomobtl
UNDER 9fe6fartea1 al EN- Baffe tabte
en- Lire, Ser fprft efsplooerebe, og
Maifinen oerpeb bIep oreiet til Si=
ben og pelte6e. Ser bar forube1
De to nppnte, iom bleb fnl1lt unber
Naifinen, fem anore Berioner !
iamme, men De flop no, inben ben
egentlige l1lpffe ffete. Sc fem par
Nelfo1ts @uitr1, Mrs. % Mrs. 9bo<
mas Senfen fra Dulltb og to lnge
Hieer Nellie Ebolitrup % Mgnes
Mnoerion fra Nortbfielo. Ere at
Domerne tom ttIifaoe, msrs. Senien
melt og Mr. Senie11 fit ct Ben
ifamferet.
Set bar afogoe q. 6. Nelions
eeen MutonrobiI, % ban % Mrs.
NeIlon bar poo Ell Torngieliestur
{pbober gien,,em 5faten On al De
liblte Gage / Moi tog Be til Mortb.
fieIo for at beigge 5logtninge, og
oerfra cit Reiien til ct. Saul og
poa benne Gur bar set, at l1lpffen
in6traf.
Dr. 5bota / Moientount blep TIL
foIot og tnfoa Sc faareoe, men tim.
|oe FIN fo,,itatere Dpoen for De to
|fgritnpp11tes geofom1nenoee,
gnaoe 6onlilien Nelfon % SEN
fen bar oeres 3ien1 pan Beit 5irit
|st. Dulntb.
Nfogoe SC. 6. 91eIion bar fsot i
Rgrre 5neoe pllauo for 81 glnr
fibe11 % bar Dseoeier n NeIfon
|8ros. Shutting Dill pao. gelt gu.
|perior st. RalIntb, ion1 ban ion1-
men 1peo Ell 8rooer anton, opret-
teoe for u 9lnr ffiDen gn o,1oen
|sBrooer .er ben belf fienote l1Iobnrefa.
brifo,lt gbr. 9leIio,. ber sDsifnea-
poll es1,oeI1 laoer 1o1, aIt-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
@eOrs granbes.

Gn6nn 6u baoger, Meiter;; aarIe
iiloe,
DIT 2ps er ten6t, ct 6Dr paa bratt'
8rinfer,
Der pper pi6e Gonoe 8mbifnb bin.
ter,
at enonu fi1rt1er Donnarfs iteritt
6nille.
|Dg olorig git sit itprfe 2ip til
\ Gpiloe.
gnonu ou baber &pfIerietg Sn1in,
ter,
enonu sin gomoieensrtlinge bin.
ter,
og Dolo eigr bine gine bepner.
biI6e.
l1neoomsforoe bleD en- Song
011 fnl0t,
Dprerer MOB Sc iifre So1nfunos'
nlngter,
en- aueifer, iou osult fra sin,ler
fdlot.
SO; 81, hnr fnron4 non phinp Sanfpfs
Sob,
l1retforf1Iser bar ol,, 2bgnforae'
ter.
Dit 2ibsl sontpitti beo 4
ION oIorig fop.
@otus glieboe1is.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

5 z : I
.iaa Suitruen % en- Datter, ytrs.
Morf i DuIutb.
Sc to Sig blep fgrt til sp6 ct.
Soul af Coroner 2epis, men Nel'
ION er ienere, Sen 5. os., blepen BE-
grapet unoer flor DeltageIie ! Gu-
Iutb.
Mf6pbe par 6rimurer % Me6len1
al 9anif 8ro6eriamflnb.
st omerifanf 8lab i Dulutb 81.
Der g. 6. MeIlon ct mutt gftern19.
lie i en- leoenoe slrtifel UNDER 0per.
ifriften 81 goob mon gone.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
stortinssoe oeputationens @eips
Gan11arf.

noenlanosefspreslen fjgrer ino
paa Mois Statio1, pg 4iebenbopner.
pognen treffer pif Statsraab Sage.
rup= =Bull ifriper norif rMorgen.
bIoo". &on er i. u6m9rfet @iggr,
og forteller gierne ON 5tortings-
6eputottoners 8eieg / Du1tnlarf.
81 fit Sen nller elifpRroigits
Mootagelle fra olle siber, en-
ten ri truf 8olitifere al &eirefar-
be, GenitrefarDe, Socialiitforpe eller
SSffe-Nolitifere. 8eitanoig Ben Jam.
me re0ebot1ne JSrneoefommen og
gIifpproiebe6. spprg Blot @onom
og Mnoerien.@rinl % De Dil faa
lomme 8efeb 81 bor iffe 2oDorb
not for Sen Mootagelie, ri fit. Sen
Msiten1ningens 9unfe, ionr Sun,
Observation-Disclosures Minber 11raaife
bop6e funnel Dpffe oerneoe, bar IN
tet 5teb at lpore.
De gier De1n irgen Joreitillin5
ON sen ipggefuloe, fortroIige Sm-
gangstone, fon1 rent 11omentant
berifeoe me1Ienr De banffe &errer
og os beroppefra. Ser bar en- al
oe miniitertelle Gmbeosnano, iont
fortalte mig, at 0er iaa goot iom
i1gen Mniitre fanaes ! Deporteme11.
terne. Sg BET bapoe lin Gigtigbeb,
l16enrigs sminiiteren bar 1neb &pn-
gen, Sen boltiife l1oitilline frapeoe
MI og oa en- Mi1ilter, og iaa bar
Ser Tetligbe6erne for % Noro-
pn6m1, lom 6e elifpproige &errer 10
ofreoe Jig neget for.
Set bar D6erit it1teressant at tr9f.
fe 6isle banlfe Yolitifere. Get er 10
ip9n0e116e Gage / 9anmarf MI. Set
tr9ffer lG11gere og l9ngere lb meo
at faa @run6loben @apn, eno mon
bapbe troet, foa &igs6agen bill n9p-
pc fnnne oplgies fgr ON Ell $1,000
neoS SIS. -.
@o6seier Aonotp erflgre6e MI, at
5tatsraa0en ganife bab6e &et / fine
l1otaIeIier on1 set pellpfte6e Befgg.
vGi er blepen 11o0taget npb Sen al
leritgr1te glifpnroigbeo poa Dor
Sur.
9alen falot berefter poa 6e for
fiellige Setter og 6eihaler.
u6os aonieiIspreiioent 3able oe
bos Minifter 6ngerl1p bolotes Der
iaa at iiee ingen GaIer fagoe
4onom -; men iebrigt bar man
meget peltalenoe, omtrent .li9e iaa
neget fom biemme bos os. Socia-
liiterne ipnes imtolertto lite at tage
bet n1in6ite 9ln1tp0 al, at Der bleo
u6brogt iffe blot ct u&ongen lebe" ,
men raongerne lepe" Dg Oct er
111oofe Iiot an6erle6es ems bos os. "
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
2lannt Tannanlpnn.

&ranbes 9eeu ODrf. uNor0lD-
let" ifriDer::
,Nt pi 9unlfe, lon1 nps bGrte Mfe.
lteren Der i Seem Oorf, otter n1eber
op ion1 en- Mfan6, er .gibet. 8ran6es
er Donn1arts oan6elige @onge. san
ct ben- 3eus, iom faar 2pnene til
at frpbies pea Sinrmelbuen oper
Ben pnbelige lille 8an6efage, ionl
foloeS 1unmarf."
Sa, iaale6es friber y9or6lDiet"
6. $. &lan1beef obo. Sen 29be
Moi afeif Ghas. 6. S. &lambect
peo 9goen / San Jrancisco, "a
slar gau1mel, efterlaoenbe Jig @n.
ltru, Maria BIambecf, 2 Conner
lant 3 9gtre. Mfoebe, Der bor foot
/ Mabenraa, slespig, bar / mango
Aur opbolot fig San 6rancisco,
bbor ban 6reD SDmaifine<6 6orret,
ming. &un Dor Meeolem al Scr
Danite SCREENING al San 5rancisco.
for bpilfen ban bar en- iprig Mrbei.
Der, og inoebab6e 9illibspolter, 81.
a. por ban flere Mar Goreningens
&r9lic.nt.
&rpf. @eorg 8ranbes afreiite Sen
9oe SSuni me0 u&aiierin Angufta
gictoria" fra Seem Sort tilbage til
europa, efter tire tigers SpboIo /
Mmertfu.
Sons &elbreo bab6e libt en- 9el
/ De traple Gage, og ban uotalte til
&eportere at ban bar glab beb at
reiie fra bette &aitpprfens % Spef'
taflens 9anb.
Set gi9r mig nerpgs," io9oe
BON.
Sci Gage / Seem gorf +. CTS. er
for meeet. Seq bar life funnel faa
SO til at iope for Selefonen alene.
Sen ri11gebe baaoe Scat og Sag,
Sec bar life bnDt fem Minutter til
.sf - I
mig ielp. Seq bar talt meb flere
9mn0rebe &eportere og DRret til
utallige Jeitnnio0age etc. pr. sSnbi-
tation al elifp9roige Meomenne-
tier.
Wsin Mening ON amerifanlfe 8p-
er? So, set er baabe lan og iaa.
Beoit ipnes ieg ON Seem Sort og
Minneopolis. S Minneiotas 1ni-
perlitet bar Der i 6e tprlte 20 Sect
fer lutter un9e fpinoelige Stuoen-
ter til nit 5oreorag.
Det par leg gIab pe6."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

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