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New Britain herald., 1914-06-03
SHORT CUT TO FAME
 AND FORTUNE FAILS
Capitol Wachman Places Dynamite s,#- < ,,
 in Building to Be a Hero.

Washington. June 3.-Daniel Vim ton Jauch, 8 watchman in the depart ment of agriculture, tried short cut to fame and fortune yesterday ana failed.
 r. He tried it by attempting to save the acting secretary of agriculture and the hundreds of employees in that de- partment from a threatened dynamite explosion, but instead of being hailed as the preserver of his fellow man and honored by his superiors. he was, af- CT a brief interview with heartless desk sergeant, locked up in the police station.
 Suffering From Depression.
 Jauch-the name is pronounced Jowh. not Joke-had been suffering from g. depression and he took the psychological method of readJustlng his status with his superiors by mak- ing the attempt to pose as a nero by saving the entire department or agriculture from dynamite, which he had himself planted.
 The noon hour had passed in the department of agriculture and all Of the clerks in the old red brick main building had returned to their desks when through the high ceiled halls of the offices rang Jauch's wild cry:
 Run! Run for your lives! For Gods sake get out of the building as fast as you can! There's a ton O dynamite goin' to go off in a min ute"
 Through the corridors he ran, and in his wake he left a panic. From office desks, from the library, down
 
 from their laboratory tables, the em- ployes scurried. Men and women in an inextricable mess clogged the steep iron stairways. Every one was in a state of the widest alarm.
 Waited for Big Doings.
 Out in the park surrounding the big building the frightened officials, clerks, watchmen and messengers poured. And then they waited for the big build ing to vanish with a loud report in cloud of unpleasant dust.
 When the panic was at it's height some one less timorous than his fel- lows grabbed Jauch.
 What do you mean?'' was the de- mand roared into his ear.
 "Why, there's enough dynamite down in the basement to blow every body Tn this building to k1ngd om come. It's right under where Sec retary Houston sits. I think I put out the fuse, but I wasn't sure and wanted everybody to be safe.''
 Taken to Scene. '' Jauch, after a long wait, was taken forcibly to the scene of his self-con- fessed heroisnn in the basem ent room thes office @of the sec- retary. &
 There, sure enough, was the dyna- mite, four half pound sticks of the . strongest composition of the explosive, wrapped together with the percussion cap inserted in one of the sticks and a snubbed out fuse burned to within two inches of the dynamite itself Beside the fuse lay a burned match. The department official held Jauch for the police, and the police came on a hurry call.
 With the arrival of the police the examination of the would be hero began. At first he endeavored to ex- plain that he had heard the fuse sputtering and had nipped 1t just in time to avert an explosion. He
New Britain herald., 1914-06-03
APPLY SULPHUR IF SKIN BREAKS OUT SULPHUR DRIES UP ECZEMA : USE LIKE GOLD CREAM TO STOP ITCHING

Any breaking out or irritation on the face, arms, legs or body when ac- companied by itching, or when the skin is dry and feverish, can be read fly overcome by applying little bold sulphur cream, says a noted der matologist.
 He informs us that bold-sulphur instantly allays the angry itching and irritation and soothes and heals the Eczema right up, leaving the skin clear and smooth. Bold-sulphur has occupied a secure position for many years in the treatment of cutaneous disorders because of it's parasite-de- stroying property. Nothing has ever
New Britain herald., 1914-06-03
UPPER DISCOVERED IN
 WASHINGTON HOTEL
John Early After EIuding Authorities Secures Apartments at Capital
 Recognized by Reporter.

Washington, June 3.-John R. Early, who for five years has made many enforced journeys about the country in boxcars and been held under quarantine in many cities, while medical experts have disagreed as to whether he is a leper, turned up in Washington again yesterday. Before his. identity was discovered he took quarters at a fashionable up- town hotel, the home of Vice Presi- dent Marshall and others prominent in capital life. ,..-" .>>..
 Early's identity was not learned until after he had telephoned to a newspaper asking for a reporter to interview "Mr. Westwood.'
 The snewspaperman recognized him and informed the authorities, who took Early back to his old place of isolation on the city limits.
 The fashionable hotel and it's guests were thrown into commotion when informed of the facts.
 Early escaped May IS from the Diamond Head quarantine station near Port Townsend Wash. and was traced to Victoria, B. C., where off, cers lost track of him.
New Britain herald., 1914-06-03
SHOT BY FARM HAND,
Danbury Man and Wife Injured E
 Negro Employe.

Danbury, Conn.,, June 3.-Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison of Paterson, N. Y., were brought to a local hospital last night, suffering from serious bull let wounds, said to have been inflicted by Samuel Haynes, a negro farm hand. Mrs. Harrison has a bullet in her abdomen, and her condition Is regarded as critical.
 MT. Harrison has four bullets in his body, but he has chance for recovery. According. to a statement by MT. Harrison. he reprimanded Haynes because he had been drinking and Haynes opened fire on him and his wife with revolver. .s
 A posse of citizens is said to be searching for Haynes.
New Britain herald., 1914-06-03

been found to take its place in treat ing the irritable and infammatory skin affections While not always es- tablishing a permanent cure, it never fails to subdue the itching irritation and drive the Eczema away, and it Is often years later before any eruption again appears on the skin. Those troubled should obtain at any pharmacy an ounce of bold-sulphur cream which is applied to the affected parts in the same manner as an ordi- nary cold cream. It isn't unpleasant and the prompt relief afforded, par ticularly in itching Eczema, proves very welcome.
New Britain herald., 1914-06-03
BOSTON STORE PARASOLS
 D .sE a G. ~. $l.0oto$4|,.o|)'o

" Fine assortment of the latest styles and shades to select from, colors to carry with all costumes, plain and fancy, $1.OO to $4.OO.
 Gs .a0r#g -3 .'i t-t
 Misses Parasols, a big assortment to choose from. plain, figured and fancy trimmed, 25c, SOC and 7Sc each.
New Britain herald., 1914-06-03
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
Used and praised by the most competent and careful pas try cooks the world over
Absolutely Pure

which he had witnessed" said MT. Beecher.
 "The prototype of Jean Gianini, who is to be found in every school district in the land, is taught by the travesty on justice that he, too, may kill his teacher on some slight or fan cied provocation and so get. his name and picture in the papers and make himself notorious.
 How long will our courts pervert justice and make law a mockery and so invite mob violence? How long will smart lawyers sell themselves for money or glory, to defend the violators of the very laws which they are sworn to maintain?"
New Britain herald., 1914-06-03

showed two fingers of his right hand blistered as with fire. r
New Britain herald., 1914-06-03
CALLS TRIAL FARCE.

Justice Miscarried in Case of Gianini,
 Says Rev. MT. Beecher.
 Auburn, N. Y., June S.-''The farce at Herkimer,' or the miscarriage of justice," is the title given by the Rev. w. A. Beecher of Sennett to his opin- ion of the trial of Jean Gianini, the boy who murdered the preachers daughter, Lida Beecher, and who was acquitted and sent to Matteawan. He says the real motive of Gianini was not revenge, but notoriety.
 This desire has been fostered by the yellow literature which he had read, and the moving picture shows,
New Britain herald., 1914-06-03
W A s T s
At 8Sc

New styles arriving every day, nun dreds to choose from. Among the latest are the fine sheer Organdies, some in fine cluster tucks with laun- dered or soft Gladstone collars, others ruffled and embroidered. Crepe, voile, ratine, plain and fancy colored' all at one price, values up to $1.5o, SSc each. ......
New Britain herald., 1914-06-03

Big Values in silk and lisle Gloves. "Kayser'' and Lehman" silk, double finger tips. 2-clasp, soc and 75c. 16- button, 75c and $1.0O. Lisle thread, 16-button, soc. Chamoisette, 2-clasp, 25c and soc. Chamoisette, 16-button, soc.
New Britain herald., 1914-06-03
INVITE GLYNN.
Suffragists Want Governor to Address
 Mass Meeting.

Mass Meeting.
 Albany, N. Y, June 3.-Five wom- an suffragists invaded the executive chamber yesterday and requested Governor Glynn to address a mass meeting here next Saturday night. twill be treated as Mayor Mitchell was in New York;" the governor asked.
 we are not militant chorused his callers.
 The governor then promised to take the proposition under advisement and give the organization his answer Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1914-06-03

Middy Blouses, all the latest styles to choose from for ladies and misses. Among the new styles are the Jap anese and Chinese Middy, 7Sc and 8Sc each.
New Britain herald., 1914-06-03

Couch Covers in the latest patterns, a distinctively fine line, big variety to select from, all new and exclusive patterns in the latest colorings in Tapestry, repp, bagdad, stripes, etc., $1.3S to $500 each. .s.,...r r
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-06-18

9bor5sn 3eirene flgDer, oer. fplger
ham @fierte,l
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-06-18
Mrn paa 8alkat1
@rafenlanb ienber Sprfiet ct 1tlti=
matmrn. @reife 11nberi
! Sprfiet furfplges.

2on6on, II. Sunni. uEimes" ipaar
en- M &rig rnellem Sprfiet og Gree
fenlan6, i6et l1roen / 8alfan. er ble-
Det 4afut. Mpiierne tror, at nngtDr-
ferues broitiffe Yolitif, at uooribe
olle @rnfere fra 2illeaiien og tprfiif
Gbrafien er Gorbno paa en- &rigs'
erflaring til @r9fenlan6.
Mtbe1l @refenla111, BEN 12. Stunt.
On M6nariel til Eprfiet, ber l6b 11e-
item iom e1rsfermel @igserHarin
blep notaH ibag al Ben grRife 8re-
t1ierminiiter 8eni5olos / Deputeret-
fammeret. &on talte ON gr9Te I'm
oeriantters 8ebunbIing / SDrfiet.
Mtben Sen 12te Suni. Dett
greife @egiering ienote ibag en- fraf-
tig Mote til Gprfiet forlonge1toe
ssSn6tiIling af Gorfglgningen al
@refere / EDrfiet og Opreisning for
Sen @fa6e tnfGiet benz og 6eres ST.
teresier. Ser berifer. itprf Spbi6.
ielfe i ben grpffe Sobebitao, og set
forIonges, at &egjeringen ifrar ifal
ffrioe fraftig i11o.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-06-18
ming er Sc enelte SoriIag poa 8ro-
gramnet, Jon bill blibe iniiitereti paa.

ming, er Sc eneite SoriIog poa 8ro-
gro1nnet, ION bill bliDe infifteret paa.
8relioentet1 iagoe til 5enatorer-
ne, ser inobefatteoe Me6Iennerne al
Sen betnofratiife 5tprefomite %
Sorman0en for Sl1ltits- og Mellent-
itatshanbeIsfon1itee11 at mebens ban
Iigeiom &ongresiens Meblemmer Gn.
ifeoe en- ttolig Mfilutning al 9esiia-
ne1t bar hon afgiort al oen Wening,
at Mntitrnitforilaqene bur6e peota-
ges / oenne gesiion.
Den aln1inbeliae Wenina iom 1to-
toItes al flere al 5enatorerne efter
5an1menfon1te1r, bar, at bet iffe
burbe bore banifeliat at faa Mntt-
trultlobe1e rappnrteret fra &on1te=
cit og bebtaaet al Senatet.
Ser notoltes forIfiellioe We1tinger
ON, noar set bar ia10ipnligt, at
@ongresien piloe blibe iiton6 til at
aionrnere; men 6et bnr Den alm'n<
oeIige Mening, at Ses1tonen ifnloe
bore, til MntitrltltforIagene er enoe=
Tia erpe6e~e6e.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-06-18

II "a, ~ Esf - - -
11nno yreo 6. @tcbe1rs;; 9en1ofrater'
ne bar 11on1ineret 6. G Bon DDfe,
5ociaiIterne 8iIIian 81 ealoneD % soe
9rogresiibe 6. g. 2easleo IS S ielnte
Diitrift (Ddnneapolis er &ongres.
rnanb Geo. 81. 5ntitb a1tagelig
giennomineret at Mepnblifat1erne
Den1ofraterne bar 1to11lineret W. 9.
8otpler, Socialiiferne GbpmaS Ban
Gear og oe Yrogresfibe Sreo sc.
8otpers. &ongresmano 6. q. 2inb=
bergb er giennontineret at &epnblt,
fanerne / Hette Diifttr,iifft; S S. q. gu
8ois> 5auf get,fer, er Demofrater-
nes @anoioat, 9. M. GDomdon,
grainero, 9oeiaIiiternes,, g. S. S
9barfep, 9taples, De 8rogresfipes.
Rongresmano 81. S. @ollteao bar
ingen Mooltano s. 7oe Diltrift, S
S6e 9tltrift er Hongres11anD @la7
renee s., Miller giennomineret; De-
nofraterne bar r1onrineret Mnoretp
Melion af 9ulufb. S 9oe DrItrift
bar Mepublifanerne giennomineret
&ongresmano s@albor Steenerlon;
5ocialtIterne Dar npnnineret 80. 81.
8rottlanb al Mba. # 1bfaloet | bet
l1pe 100e Di1trift er antagelig:: 8.
6. Seplom Minneapolis, Step; Sor-
rp g. @tpenion, Minneapolis, Dem.
8. 9. Scball, grceiiior, Brogresiib.
Sen enelte gfterret1ting ON &an=
cioaterne til @pieferetsoommer er,
ct Don1n1er 8nn11 ct / Seten.
SMinneapolis bar MaDor 9epe og
;sones 9. @illion1s erbol0t 6e upar-
ti1fe Non1inationer til MaDor.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-06-18
&ppiepelt=@illarb @rpll1ppet.

Mobrtb oer lite sSn11i. &i felig Bt-
elie fanbt 5teo ibag al Wfiis 8elle
8pott ggillaro og @ermit Gooiepelt
Ii Sperppr af 8lomiten al bet 1pan1fe
ariltofrati og gmbeosltanb og ont
trent belle Set biplomattife &orps.
@ielien r6fprtes peo Weiooagstio /
Sen brittle Mnhasiaoes &apel. Na>
1tor Dr. @otion> Brnit peo Sen amc-
rifanIfe Strife Earis, sforretteoe>
asititeret al Hoitor @erbert Brolpn,
&apellan peo SEN brittle slmbas1aOe
Ii Ma6rib.
W1ils Gli5abetb @illaro bar
,,Wsaib Of Sonor" grubepiger bar
@riniesle Tolla al E6u2n nno Soy
lis, 0atter al Sen tplfe s(mbaS1aper
til .@panien sSprit Sfotsbor, WftlS
aotberine Bage, Datter al oen ol11e=
rifanlfe Mnboslobdr til Storbritan-
MEN, N3lle. @iIone Sc gene1r De
gorinieres al Baris og W}i1s Wtrgt-
MIA Gbriitian al &icbmono, So. Bar-
ret aqter at tage ct, fort Brpllnps=
reile pao &ontinentet og oerpaa 1t
Iaa Jig neb i San Bonlo> 8raltliett,
hbnr. ur,ge Goniepelt er an1atsbeo
ssernbanerne.
Gutber College Gpncerf ganS ptl
/ 8egpnbetien al Mngult otter p9re
poa au1erifan1f @runo 6le1e re-
brp1entatipe Morom9t6 / .Welnneapo=
| liz bur uotaIt Dnife ON at faa Wenltf--
forpiet til at giaite Minneopolts paa
fin Sci peitoper, bDor en- lengere
gourne ifal foretageS. S oen Mn|=
lebning bIep Der forrige 9nsoa9
boIot ct Mgbe og inbleoenbe Sfriot
taqet for at inbbpoe 2utber COLLEGE
Ban6 til at gtne en- &oncert ber I
WeinneapoIis 9noitorinm ergang
9lng11t Maaneo.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-06-18
Kurt &rpjfrtttgHttn
@dniieriet @ibpt Sranfrise ferbie
efter en 9ags T1tmftipnstib,
6enbembelie til @ipiani.

( @aris SEN 12te Stunt. timber flor
nnen6e Mpplaus fra 8enItre og b6er-
ite @enltre / Deputeretfamn1eret ibag
les Mleran6re Gelir @ibots Mintite-
riu111, iom blep oannet igaar for at
eobertage Negieringen efter @a1ton
Goumergues Miniiteri11r1, ct Neoer-
lag beo en- @fitemni1rg ober bets
@rinciperflari1tg og bleb 6erpaa gi-
bet ct Neistillibspotunt. grflerin=
gen @boboe 306 Stenm1ar i11noo o.
262 for fig. 5s..
p Brentiern1inilter &ibot og bans
Wdniitre tog ftrar fine BortefgIier og
forlo6 @amnteref for at forelRgge iin
Mfifeosbegiering for 8reii6ent
Noincare.
Winiitertet Mtbots grflnring gif
blan6t anoet u6 paa 8ibeboloeIie al
8eitenrmellen ON tire Qlars 89rne-
pligt. @amnerets Maioritet erfle-
re6e5si BET anoet Sorilug, at 6et 11De
Wsinilteri1rn lite repraientereoe en-
5oIfemening.
Otter Miniferietss. Neoerlag ait ct
/. , =
Rpate Dep11teretf etfammerets @orri-
6orer uo pan, ot .Hoinni after piloe
blipe arrn1ooet o'11 ,'a at oon1'e. 17 en- @e=.
giering.
8aris ben 13be Suni. &ene
Bipiani, sociolii ifoepl1teret % for-
henparenoe Mrbeio eioeruiniiter, poatog
iig ibag ieiien.s at 0anne ct NIT franif
Miniiteriltr1l.
9por9sn 6eirene HDDer, Der fplser
ham @fierten
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-06-18
4nR 9ult / Nnrgr
9pprban 9asen ffal feires / &rifti=
ania. uMorf- -Amerifaner=
nes Gag.

Sra Mor6nta1bs- -Sorbn16et / &rt-
fiar1ia er mootaget fglgen6e:
Som allerebe tibligere me0oelt btl
Sen 4oe Suli iaar blibe feiret 1ne0
ltore Seitligbeoer /. @ri1tiania. Man
pe11ter at be flelte Rorif- -glmerifanere
lom iaar er paa Subil9ltmsbeIgg /
tit ga1nle 8abrelanb ben 9ag bill
siamlesss j .Sopeo olfaoens
vMorbmanos d Sorbnnoet" og
uMmerican Glnb" bar Sorening
nebiat en- Seltfon1ite beltauen6e al
&oniul S. Serman @a6e, Dr. S. 6.
@aoe, 9berretsiagfprer @egge og
9efreter Morgenitierre. Denne &o>
mite er. mi ful6 girflonbeo og bar
optrl1ffet &ope6linierne / Dagens
Hrogran.
Seitligbeoerne bil .ianbipmligpis
blipe aabnet me6 u8aie=8an" al
5tu6enterne fra 2utber College.
5pillet Ser ifaI fin6e @te6 5taoio1t
paa ssSnbileuntsuoitilling piI fif=
fert blibe omfattet meo flor ssSntereS=
lie; for Sc fIeite gor6man6 er @aie=
@all biottl Blot fienot at Nabn. Sc
mere. pna Dagen fommer 9fi1gringen
af set 2inco n so o II II M en- t,
ion @taten MortD 9afota agter at
ifi9nfe 6et 11orffe Solf. 8uiten er
ubf6rt al 6en 11nge norif-amerifanife
8ille6bugger Saul Sieloe og Grant,
ioffelen forarbeibes ! Morge. Mo=
nntnentet bill faa fin Maos / ben
nafre Grognerparf, Ser itgber lige op
til n6ftillingsterrenet. Mfll6rtngen
bill blibe foretaget af @ubern6r San-
na al geortb Dafota ion I BEN Mn.
Ie6ning fon1mer til Norge leoiaget af
iin @tab. @ubert1gren bill oerpaa
oberIebere Monnnentet til 5tortbin-
gets Breit6ent iom &eprpientant for
set nor1fe Soft. Denne bill berpan
otter obergipe 6et til &riitiania @om-
mune, paa bbis @ru1rb ng nnber bbis
8aretegt Monumentet fommer til
at itaa. timber Mfilgringsbgit belig-
beoen fonmer 2utber College 8ano
o. ugeorpegian 5i1tgers Msiocia-
tion" til at ipille og fDnge og oerbeo
bi6rage til at faite .Dberligere CLANS
ober Seitibeltgbeben.
Set neite 2eb SefGgbeoerne
og iffe set n1i11oit betDbningsf gsfnIoe
bill bIibe OperraHelien af Ben na-
ito na Re Min 6egabe til bet
norffe Soft. 0berrpffeIfen bil an-
tageIig bIibe foretagd al 8r. 9tabn
fra Deeorab og @omdeeu beitrnbgr
fig for at gigre benne aH farlia 9biz
ti6elig % iter1ningsnlo
@loffen 8 er Ser Banfet |
5ongerbaIlen paa lloifillingen;; Der
bill blipe bpffet til 1000 8erfoner.
@epreiettanter for &egieri1rg og
Sfortbing, ariifiania &omnune etc.
bill bore tillteoe;; Ser btl blibe bolbt
en- G9ffe galer, blan6t al1bet Of @u=
berrbr gamma. 6enere paa 81 ftenen
er Ser qIntinhelin SnHefeit
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-06-18
@petbe=M =Mon1mentet / Chicago. :

@petbe= =Monnmentet Chicago.
@afbington ben 10be Sum-. 5tor-
bertngen af '@eimar, be tD1fe Goethe
fore11ir1gers Hroteftor, bar anmo6et
@rep 8ernstorff, SEN tpffe Mmbusia=
bgr, om at repreientere bon be6 Mf=
ilbri1ge1 al @oetbemonumentet /
Chicago SEN l 3be SSuni og at ne6lag=
ge en- @ra1s pad 5tbtten / bans
sMabn.
9pbe II gera gru5. Calumet,
Micb., Sen lite SUM 6orel6rene
til Me11ig Oscar Sen6ricfien q
Mar gammel, af @ompani 9, 286e
sS11fanteri, bleb toog un6errettet ON
bans 500 iGera gru5 Sen 28be Mai
al Ell afut Mabeipg6onr. 2tget bill
b1ipe ien6t til Calumet for at begro-
bes nnoer ful6 n1iIitnr Son11er. San
bberbeoe 1tg TOR to Mar 1toen | Sort
SnellinJ.
Spbn 2ino penber bie1, @ofb=
irgton Sen lobe SUM-. ssSobn 2ino,
ipeciel &aaogiber for 8refi6ent WiI=l
ion og 110enrigsminiifer BrDon /
Den rnerifanife 5ttuotion, er paa
SiemDei til Weinneapolis. San afz.
lagoe Mfffeospiiit i set Sbioe Sug
igaar. Man beb lite beiten1t, ON
Braiioenterr trenger Mr. 2inos
Eieneite Innger.
streif ahllttttet. Golfers, @. ga.>
oen 13be su11i! 400 @rubearbeioere
nf 8eit 9trgi1aia % Rittsbureb
goaI gompafD ilutte0e @treife,t
ieaaraftes, ioet 6ereS 2ebere erfIa.
reoe, at Be DiIbe frafalbe 4robet paa
NnerfienoeIie al Jagfore1ringen. l1of-
feielt iag6es 6et, at &on1paltiet bob
be gaaet ,lneb paa s gsiimers Mrheios-
6ad.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-06-18
Baul par 6et beIe taget lioen beo
bette Sangeritppne

8aul bar oct bele taget lioen peo
bette SangeritpD1e.
M 5oliiterne 1rlaa9 9fprif og fremif
omtales 5angeritoer SSnga 9rner,
.lom beo begge &oncerter ligeiom Deo
ti0ligere Sptra6en / Gbicogo los til
at bore &ubltfun1s GaDorit. Ger
Ilig 8egeiitring bafte ben6es l1ofG,
relie al flere al 6e fien6te 1orffe
Jolfelange. 5elb Ben an1erifanife
&ritif, lorn life bar noelt ttlfreDs
nre6 Miis 9r1rers 5ang, bier benoes
cbarmerenbe 8erionligbe6 lul6 9lner-
fien0elie. 9es1tben mebpirfe6e nc6
Selb Mrs. Glaaten fra Dl1lutb, 81
bino @griunl Otto glausien, Hia.
1iltinoe1 gitber @rbart 8oll og Sc.
noriangeren Gariten ST. @oll.
2eroog 6orn1tooag bolot @anger=
forbl1noet iil1 @onpe>1tion. Den mo-
tie 9angerfe1t beilntte6es be1lagt til
@ra116 Sorfs, 81. Duf., i 1916. Gn
@abe poa $100 beil1ttte6es opcrraft
&onponiit M1freo Haulien iom Gr-
! fienotligbeb for, bpa0 ban bar giort
for norif Sang oraMnlif: Ral1lie1t
rne6fplger Norgesforet. Saf til Git
! cago, @Dens norife @angere, 6ens
norffe Soreninger og @orqere bIep
u6tolt i &elol1tioner forfattet al en-
&on1ite beitaaen6e al s. g. MeIion,
Saral6 5oros ng 6. S. Sailing. Den
@eitprelie, iom Sorbunret balgte
Sarge for to 9lar lt6en, bIiber ltaa=
en6e
5gn6ag bar biet 5eIifabeIigbe6 og
5eit. ~@bicago 9eorife Club" gab
en- belibet og bpggelig Sera for 81
rigenter, @oliiter og en6el fren1meoe
@i9iter. &l. 2 foregif Haraoe11 I'D
til &iberbietp Harf. Seq maa in5.
rpntme, at ieg ibarmer life itort for
lige Hara0er 5oIitegen. De Ell
mere anitrengenbe og tager mere
paa ems &oncerter og Brgber og all
an6et. Men man flyer, 6e ifal bare
ct nofIoa 11b6benoigt Onbe.
S Nioerbietp Barf fa16t Sanger.
ne iniblerti6 rigelig 8el9nning fo1
fine Mnitrengelier. lf ierlig ST.
teresle bar ct 8eId5 bos ben banife
&olont, iom feireoe lin @r11n0Iobs
/ feIt berr6e. Der blep 1of al 5ane
og Taler for Norge og Danmarff ot
oeS1oen for Wr, 8igrn iont Sen Dae
fpl6te so Mar.
,sSg mart TOM Wan6og, MfTe6ens
% MfreiienS Gag. Nlle, ion1 bar bap1
soen 2Dffe at 0eltage i eller bert
stIite6e be6 5angerfeite11 Gbicog<
! 1914 bill ftfferlig bere enig ON, al
sbe er ct goot og itolt Winoe rigere
4s0g 6e er Hebet itprfet i fit Sorbis.
ming ON, at Morgesforet 1ne6 gn1il
8nrn i @pi6ien pil bite Soft bien1
me / Norge, at 1orf Man6siang Sri:
.pes. nteb @elb pan begge. Si6er a
Mtlonterbabet.
Gariten Eb. @oll.