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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
STABBING VICTIM,
CONCERNED ABOUT ASSAHANT
GLAD HIS WOUND is NOT SERI.
Gus, FOR SAKE OF RElSBECK.
Talks 20 Intelligence Reporter About
AHray-Trouble Said 10 Have
Been over a Diamond

II am glad that this injury 10 my
breast Is no worse than II is" said
Fred Peppers. victim of the cutting
scrape Of yesterday morning. when
seen al the Ohio Valley General Hos
pital last night by an Intelligencer re-
porter. Not only am ! glad for my
self. but also for the man VINO did
the cuttinE. ! do not want 10 see any
any ons struNs W on my account, and
as far as ! am concerned. they can
turn Reisbech out right now
Peppers a painter from Stackyard
Hollow. east of the city. and Glen
Reisbeck OF Bridgeport. became mixed
up I'm al alteration in front OF the
Apollo cafe yesterday. shortly before
noon. with the result that Reisbeck
stabbed Peppers in the breast with a
penknife Doctors were summoned
and had Peppers removed to the Ohio
Valley General Hospital, where he was
resting nicely last night Attendants
said III infection does not set in. there
Is no reason why Mr.. Peppers should
not be out of here in a few days"
Reisbeck was arrested by Ohcer
Carl Schultz and taken to police head
quarters, and later 10 Jail. where he
was committed on a warrant by Squire
Hobbs. without bail. TO await the re-
suit Of his victims wounds In the
jail ana also az ponce headquarters he
did not deny the cutting, but said he
did II in self-defense Prosecuting At
tOrney r VI Addleman. who was i'm
mediately notified of the affair. upon
investigation said Conditions seem
TO point 10 self-defense. as IL seems
that Peppers struck az the man frat
This, N true. would save him from
first degree murder II his victim
should happen to die"
The knife entered the breast Just
below the neck. TO the right side. and
II is said. punctured the lung. While
bleeding "a little from the wound dur
Ing the afternoon. ~ was not~consid-
cred serious last night. unless un
lOokedfO Infection arises
The trouble between the two men
dates back a number Of years Some
time ago Peppers borrowed SO from
Reisbeck and gave his wife's diamond
earring as surety Lately he wanted
II back, but the other man had = ring
made with the stone ~ the setting
Peppers no longer lives with his wife.
but resides with his parents al stack
yard Hollow. Roth ~ the men are
hard workers. Reisbeck being a rail
road man. lie claims that the did not
intend 10 stab Peppers. but was cut
ting his fnrernails a. the time. and
struck before he thought Oficials
are Of the opinion that there rs some
other cause AZ the bottom % the a..
fair other than the diamond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
BANQUET TONIGHT
Cathedral High School Alumni Assoei
alton VIII Hold Annual Affair
"a Windsor Hotel

The annual banquet Of the Cathedral
High School Alumni Association will
De held a. the new Windsor hotel this
evening ~ o'clock large number
OF the alumni are expected TO be- i'm
attendance. as well as the members of
this years graduating class A pro-
cram consisting OF addresses and mn
SIC VIII be- a feature In connection
with the event Among the speaLers
VIII be Rcv q. ~ Noye. v. G. Of 81
,osepns cathedral Brother AnseIem.
director of thS Cathedral High school
and John = Mathinson
e. J. Chapman. the newly elected
president of the alumni association
VIII deliver the address Of welcome to
me members ~ the graduating class
homas Ihouer. 81 the class. will re.
pond. Herman W Campbell wifi pro
soc az postmaster The member Of
me association viii march from tho
n body '''
Brother fsadorc. United States PRO.
Nlnclal or Tho Navcrian Urothcrs is
'Np.ci"d IN DO present AZ tho ban1uaf
To deliver an address
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EsER.
fCiSGS HELD YESTERDAY.
VITA - GRADUATES

Address Delivered D. Hon
Glenn Frank. o. North~estern
UniVersity-Oearees Given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
CLOSES A SUCCESSFUL YEAR

third. Il should give the student The
same aftifuds O. Nealtn. fourth. .du.
cation should emanciuafs the stud
ent from the tyranny % tradition and
lastly II sh0uld inspire IN the student
complete morality
purrosc is To Trsrr-
Speakius uuder the second essen
tial Mr. Frank said -Education IT.
not for The purpose OF acquiring a
multitude % fsctE about a multitude
OF thinEs and neither II the brain 20
- a1e cold storage plant or n
niinE cabinet OF a conzolmeration o.
iacts n d for the purpose OF train
ing IN. student 30 that his mind viii
D. conformsd into tube through
which ideas viii flow when needed
Clearnesz. intensity and independently
are necessary In clear thinking In
reference TO independency 20 thought.
! want 10 say that I have no obJec-
ton TO man wearing hand me
down suits. but I do object 10 him.
and most strenuously al that. when
be Possesses hand me down idsas
continuing. the speaker said
Every student should occupy the
same attitude 10 wealth There
should BE- efficiency in IN. production
81 wealth. justice IN the distribution
OF ~ and wisdom in the consumption.
aud I'm these the student should be
heNe and participate Hundreds of
coNeEe graduates learn how to max.
money. but few learn how to dis
tribute II. Education Is for the pur.
pose Of developing men to do these
three things. Education should
emancipate the student from tyranny
of tradition and he should adopt the
spirit Of the past. but never apply
the technique OF those before Us 90
modern conditions A student should
live In his day and never depend upon
the past only for the inspiration I'd
ucation should inspire in the student
a complete morality. as clean morals
are essential to clean men and
women"
Degrees Conferred
After Mr.. Franks address. Miss
Margaret Horne entertained with a
pleasing violin solo after which the
degrees We're conferred. Dan Frank
Butler 1rotter presented the diplo-
mas TO the graduates OF the Arts and
Sciences department: George Fitch
Wells presented the LIB degrees.
Dean Clement Ross Jones the College
Of Engineering diplomas while the
graduates OF the College OF Ar-ri-
culture were given out by Dean r
Dwight Sanderson. The benedictinn
pronounced by Or Ewing brought 10
close a memorable commencement
and Incidentally brought 10 an end
one Of tho most successful years ~
the history Of the states great seat Of
learning, the West Virginia Univers-
ity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
TRAYMORE HOTEL
TO BE REBUILT
FAMOUS ATLANTIC CITY HOS
TeIRN 10 UNDERGO WON
DERFul CHANGE.
VIII Be One Of Finest Hotels In the
World When Completed-Work
to Cost 81, o0o, 900.

Local persons will be interested TO
know that extensive improvements
are TO be made TO the Trsymore Hotel
In Atlantic City this year. The man
agement of the hotel sent circulars
TO local persons during the past few
days announcing that the big hosteIry
VIII be closed July Z and not be re
opened Tor year. During that time
the improvements are TO be made
All of the hotel. with the exception
OF the 'front.' portion. which was built
only Few years ago, will be RACED
10 the ground. and a magnificent
structure will be built, CONNECTING
with the beautiful and modern front
portion OF the building The new ad b.
dition viii be ten or twelve stories in
height and will prove a great addition
10 the popular resort
wheeling people and many Others
from nearby towns are well acquaint-
ed with the hotel. a. II has been the
favorite stopping place for years OF
the many local persons who 20 10
the famous seashore resort. With the
expenditure Of $1,000 900. the esti-
mated cost OF the new structure. the
Iraymore will he made one Of the
hnest hotels. not only in Atlantic City.
but in the world
Boys Suits at Reduced Prices.
M'FADDEN'S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18

1f-nn FRANK. o. Norfrscetern
Onisersity-ocsre-s Given.
Special Dispstch o. tn Intelligence.
MORGANTOWN. ". Va. June IL
With interesting and impressive cere-
monies. the fOrty-feventh annual com.
msncenent OF the West virginia Uui-
sersity was held this norning In Com
rnencement hall. which was taxed 20
itE capacity for the EXERCISES The
commencement brought 60 an eud ono
OF the most successful years Of the
State Institution. aud the great prog.
ress which was made along an lines u
an educational nature was directly due
10 the efficient work OF the adminlstra-
ton. OF which DR. Thomas p Hodges
~ head The exercises started al 80
O'Clock. when Tire graduates m cap
and gown. together with the complete
faculty. robed I'm the same manner.
started solemn march from Wood.
burn Hall TO Commencement Hall
U he Cadet band. with the four cofrpa.
MES. led the procession. and upon
reaching commencement Hall the "a.
diets. With barred heads. formed two
lines. the gowned procession passing
between.
The graduates numbering eighty.
-FOUR. sevenfy-seven Of whom wera
given degrees weur seated on the
platform together With the speaker.
OF the occasion Rev Harvey In
held Ewing ID. ID. of Wheeling. ".
Va. delivered the invocation which
was the most eloquent overheard IN
the hall. Professor Louis Black OF
the College of Music then rendered
pleasing solo. "Bo Thou Faithful
Unto Death. Mrs. Black acting as &C
companist. President Thomas u
Hodges then Ia a few t-it we'll Sc
lected words introduced Hon. Glenn
Frank. y. a. OF tho Northwestern
University.
a Timely Theme.
Mr.. Frank took a. his theme -
definition OF Education" and his deep
seated ideas brought out IN the most
impressive and forceful way made him
one OF the most popular men who
have ever spoke here He deh1
education I'm the terms OF the indiv-
idual student disregarding the con
sideration % education as from the
standpoint OF the masses as brought
out In conventions. committees. as
sociation ana organizations Of any
kind. He said education should de-
velop FIVE things. frst. Il should
awaken In the student an underlv-
Ing desire for interlectual curiosity.
second. II should give efficiency 10
the mental processes Of the student.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18

Boys Suits at Reduced Prices.
MfEADDEN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
METHODIST DAY
Union Picnic 20 BE Held Today by
Members Of Methodist Churches
% Greater Wheeling

Methodist Day viii be the one big
attraction east Of tho city today. the
occasion being tho joint outing Of the
Methodist Sunday schools ~ this city.
BDnwOOd McMcchon. Hcliairo Bridge.
port Martins Ferry and churches
from other sections. The day will be-
featured with amuacmonte NJ an kind
and several hundred arc expected to
poo present fo enjoy tho events Of the
day The members Of the rommItfoa
un arrangements. who have planned
fo make tho event an ENJOYABLE one.
are D. g. 1eonhart Samuel Iiopwood.
Arthur Strickland y a. Jones. e. w.
Lennon. p ID Wilson. Charles Law
tnr. ~ E COwen. o. e. Nrf and q g.
flnard
Tho special amuscmcuta in conncc.
tpn Win flD occasion will be- base
haIl gam" between tho Norih Street
and Wesley VI o. churches. tho Too.
f1rd dash. tho peanut race. potato
race and other events of an athletic
nature Summers hand will furnish
special music throughout mo entire
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18
CONVENIENCE

When you step into
our shop, you see a va
riety of meats not sur
passed anywhere. Every
piece of meat in the shop
is right before your eyes
but inside GlasS-display
cases. These cases ex-
tending the whole length
of our building, are kept
ice-cold by the latest i'm
proved re fir j geratoring
system and are absolute
ly duSt-proof.
"You Know Just What
You Want Because You
See 1t Before You"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-18

Onefourth on Mems and Ysuns
Mems Su''s M'FAODENs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

aontreaomirol Vlnpo giorOe froitig
Snoii9elic. % Uiorinerne Ipslooes
Ter bleo oaiaa ira DC lnerifanifc
Nlpnoi9beoer giort lhloifQloning ior
oct iteoillnone 6eilare6. 0ien no.
mirol Qiapo qioroe oeo1olocnoe6or.
oring poa. at Diericanernc ionI
Gritotning ior oct foreialonc ifuIoC
ialntere Il. 5.s 6loa. Ga 6uertuS
Aeaering biotil fife bar imsoefom.
met oennc 5ororing. beiIuttcoe@rr.
iioent 8ilion / @anr eiter en- Ii.
mes aonicrence meo i'm perionligc
Neprpientant Merico. f,So6n Elmo.
at orore iaa at iiae bele 9ltlanter.
6opsiloaoen til Dierieo Ter er in.
tet llltilnatlm 9ioet; man baaber,
at Den fraitige 9enonitlotiou oil
6oue ben iorenife0e Nirtninq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

7tonomuft paa Den moraIlfe Sioe
al oettc Sparasmaal sger min 9Ig
telic TOR 6bicagos reneiie og iineitC
9fpis. Sea tror life. at uogen 9lois
bar moralif 9let til at oplGre (cou.
catel niae Nirnb o9 nnae apin.
Der til at brrae altoboliife StIlmt
Ianier
Sianrnoc llotalelier til 9ris ior
oct Stanoplnift. ionl oeunc leben.
oc 9fpis far taaet ,sorhoIo til 81
fsrtrniffcn. fmoe meoOeles /
@Guaor. men oette ioar ppre nof
,,iur Ai6olosiaqcns 5olsmano iub.
Ter. gct er at 6nabe. at ilere Ie.
ocn0e 9lpiier nil ielac oet gooe efs.
cnpel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15
aOng 6niiau opt,erct.

,Sra Stocf6olm beretteoes uioer
Sos. At amia e5uiiau al &roi &iI'
6clu 5leincr. ioni par tiltalot ire
Seioelbcra. 1uiflano. bar erfIGret
ior at lioe ai et argitoaoc. og at
ban ifnloe undertakes en- Gpera.
tion aongen ielp notalte 2nite
ON. at Cperntionen maatte blipe
foretaqct iaa mart iom nmligt.
9lqiie Tag beretteoes uioerc. al
oer Statsraao nnoer aongens &c.
oelic par trliiet Observation-Disclosures
til, at aronprinien miolertiNia ouer'
too 2tnrelien meoens aongen M
oeraif Operation Soiia ooiptalet
oa at 1ronninaen bapoe belllltci
at taae Cpbolo i ooipitolct, inotil
aonaen flnbe iloifripes
llnSer 10. 9tpril lGies iaa iel'
aenoe ON Sperationens ,sorleb:
aona e5uiiai uuoerfaitcoc iia
cBaar paa 5oiirhoipitalrt eli Cpcro.
ton. iom iorle6 eiter Cmitanoia
hcoernc tilireositiaenoe Sra Sp.
aeleict noienotes Der EN- slitener
ielqcnae plds.in;
aaongen bar bait en- Here 4
ncrs senn 90 irlte "a ocreiter 40
innie ntilpas iom ,Sslae al een 10
rctoanc Operation Sans 1cmpc
ratur er 99.9. Iiliinneen er ION
SeIbco iao tilircositiacror iom mn
lig."
|. Sperntionen ioretoaes al VrofeS
iorerne ssohn Vilhelm 9era og esi
] les Serbcrt slnfcrman. Oct piii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15
Nolcntbal. OF oerne
benrettes.

sra Csiiniug. d y. meloes. al
De lire nn9c NiGno. iom iamnen
meo Golitibetient 9ecter par tenoi
itnloiee Dioroet al 5piIleren no
ientbal oen Is. sui 1912, leo Do.
oen oen eleftriife Stol Wianoags
7e npgteoe I'll oct liolte oeres
5fulo ) 2eroaa9 iaa Oct no. ionl
Der ifuloe blue tilita0et oeln III
Saasbehonollng. men gnorngenoei
oerom bleu oiniit al Soeiciterets
BONNER @oii iont idn0t. at o.
iremfonne Splnsninger life gou
Anleonina I'll al laoe Snlen tonm,
op til M 9ebonoling. Bnpernsr
@lunn nGateoe oaiaa at ifrioc inn
til @nnit Tor DC os6soeulte - ID
al DC henretteoe par aifte ViPno
tire al Dem par 'seoer. Den iieroe
oar Staliener. Ter bleo opienoi
9snuer boaoe al og ior DC oeos
oefnte. iiaes Der. men Der fom IN
aen SilIiaaelie. I'll oeres Slant
merater icnote DC rn 9louarieI ON
at fin ilet Selifob Hnbbi @oIo
itein, iom / Gmbeosmeoisr iammer
meo flerr anore nor III Steoe
9eosfanmeret. iaabe til DC ont
iiaoenoe. On noaen siloe iperaC
mia. ON oisie isoiife lnae Npnf
oar ifnloige. piloe iea ioare: Sec
pe6 0ct life. &c tilitoo intet opei
ior mia. Sbao stolieneren on'
qaar. oa tror iea life. at ban bai
paa 0ioroite0et. oa Sorbrnoelier
sueoes. ssea tror life. noaen a
Dem ifnI6e onre oemt ffnloiae pac
@rlmoInq oi De 0enisliahe0er, ION
iorelna" elsie iaafnlote Re
uoIucr6anoittcr9s ioa ppI iom 9ec
fers 7omfploeIip bnaaeoes paa llo
iaan nf IRE oMeaenfmGno" iom er
flrreor. at 6e honoe Ieet 6irfle
peret iii of rnooe 9loicnthol al Rel
en-. oa at oet ifetc pna fornnleoninr
of Qerfer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15
Nillons glominlltration
friiilrles.
EQUATOR 6nmmins taller frnftiat
imoO Silbngcfnloclirn al
NannlflnUlnlen.

Zen .. oS., u 9ldrsOaaet iioen
SaniIton Glub ben ltsrite re.
publifauife Stub / 2anoet bleh
itiitet paa % glorsoogen eiter Dor.
acrfriaena Sltnina boIot oenne
STUB fin oarliqe ,9lpponottor Gin'
ner~ / rDlcomab lcmple" / Gbi.
cogo 9anfctten fnn bttragtes ionl
ell Snolconing til oen rcpublifauife
rationale @olgfnnp / 1916, igrlig
ne0 oct @iiornlnnl at ion De BRO.
arcsiipc tilbnqe til oct aamle 9or.
IT. Ger iiqeS. at ca. 5000 Menne.
ifer oeltoN / ,Seitcn. men DC pro.
aresiipe Seoerc alimreOe ueo oeres
,Sraprrclie. ida 9nnfcttcn bIep hoe.
liitfcn0c en- republitanlf aaUrlig.
beos Set. Som idoOan bar Oen Ell
Sllrtes, iiqes ser. ioet olle 6aftio.
ncr inoen Tor Fartiet bar reprGien.
teret. Sorimcr og bans 8enner ibe.
regnet.
Ger boIOtes SoIer al ilere fenote
Wpno. oa oe iIeite al Ialerne ret.
teoe beitiae 9lnareb moo RrGiioent
@iIion. vi ifnI meooele al Sena.
tor Gumnnins Gale citer .Sfanoi.
nouen"
.9(t tiIbagefaloe lritagelies almt.
inIcn o. at bsie os ior Ell irelnneo
Jtntions 2rau uoen ina meget iom
at irernboloe Dor slet til at roaoe
ober Dor egeu apittraiif, er at M.
ocraioe Sraftateu britiif 5ortolf-
nina Tor beitnnoia. Seq maa tiIitaa
oct ioriGroer mig, nanr iea tGnfer
pna SslQerne al oenne 5ortoItnina
Spis 0en er ret. bnboe oct pprei
beorc on pi alorig bnuoe inolooi
os paa oct pGloiae Soretagenoe
Set binoer oS iii Ell 5orpliatelie
iom en- 9latiou meo Den minoitc
SeluaqieIie 6perfen fnn eaer oil
boloe.
Wfcoms port ,SldQ oil oaie DER
flfn6e ri ligeian goOt beiie allie an
ore glntioners 5loa ueO Sioen a
oct vi bprer Cmfoitningerne oef
aonolens guouiug. oens 9eolige
6oloeIie oq Oeus Soripor; men D
bar inaeu Hcttigbe0er Der trenton
noaet anoet SauO paa ISoroen 0pis
@rpiiocuten bar 9iet, pil6e pi iol
efs., ON en- arig 6rsO ITO meO SsSa
pan. ppre iorpliatet til at ilipp'
iopauitc ariasifibe aenncm annn
len Tor at bomboroere bore aplt
6uer. oa life alene oct. men pi oil
Be pare blnoet til al 6oloe Dor,
canc ariqSitibe. iom maatte oprI
Der, I lire og mpe Timer oa aiul
Sicnocn iuIo 9lnleonin1 til at eoe
lpqae bore ioriunrslsie g'pcr
Scnator GimminS bcifplote oa
ioa Rrriiocntcn ior at soelraae re
prpientatipt Sture 9ouoet
Set er inrsSpenoig at tale OH
aonarcsien". iaaoc han .ior Prr
'ioeuten hor Tor IiOen aloeles III
Ncrflct ocnuc tiOlinerc iaa nratia
0rcu ni 9nuoSiiprct"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15
Srenoing | NOrbolb
til Werico,
glmcrifanife Wiarineiolonter arrc'
itcrcs al WierienHcrc.
"a oucrta life uil ialutere port
Sloa, UrorcS uOr dlnaor iii
SampicO.

glu er Der Sprnoina ,Sorboloct
iii Olerico. ! @anr ororeoc 0ra.
iioeut Miliou Dor 9(tlonterhapsilna
Dc til mericnnife Sarpnnoe Saacll
bGnaer innleoes iammen
lorSoaa iioiie llge ienotes nog.
Ie Diorineiolooter ira Dor aonon-
bnoo ,Tolpbin" / 9ano | Jmnpicc
/ Uniform. men ubeppbneoe -
Tor at fsbe (SoioIin. en merifonii
Cberit loo Dem iirafS arreitere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

iia, at oen par beilia paofrGnet
4'roiesior &ilbelm Steiner, iom par
til Steoe og bar bebanoIet Entieu.
ten De iioite Gage, began iig fort
eiter til6aae til Seioelberg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

Sluptre omfonme. Sonoon. II.
9(priG Gen tuifc 6(uoer 9ieicbelt
bapOe en- fpinoelia 4aSiager men
paa en- 6Ippetlr : en- Seioe oi
200 500 cfsploocrcoe Motoren. og
Slppemoifinen inrteoe til Soroel
mobpllet 6ldmmer. auinoen pnr
oeo, ga man tog benoc. ira ben eoe.
loatc @toifinc. oa 9icicbelt oeoe
ct Solpitol. Geo ilere glnlconin9er
bar Neicbelt unoaanet 8eoen meb
Neo og nGppe. 3 1918 9if ban Ell
Gog op meo Ell Iosinger, og en-
Seioc al 5000 Soo ltnnbieoe pllio'
iclig Motorcn. Son aleb neo I'll
,sorbcn I Gage oa @Glnerfe oo
4rai ct Sus. 1aaet fnilites. mer
oc to MGno fom nifoot fra bet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

Srftlfi6 eoelp9ges. Milono, Sta.
lien, TO- g(pril. Zen itnrbare Bal
Ion Sta oi 0tilano, iom bleb bng.
get peo offentlig Snbifription OF
forgret til 9(rmeen. blep eoeloet /
@aar. 9ollonen gif neo uben for
Wfilano, foroi Ototoren nor blenen
6eifaoieet, Sige eiter blep Den om.
ringet al Ell 0tpngoe 5ilifuere, %
til 5roos for Officerernes glopor.
iel, bar Der no9en. iom tenote Ell
Gigor. @n forfGroelia gfsploiion
inotrof n9ite 9ie6lif o9 80 Der
iouer 6leo fpeitet, to al Dem tenn.
meli9 alporlig. 8oIonen ontpnote5
og ooelaaoeS fuIoitonoia. 8ette er
ierite @on1 Ell itnrbar 9allon er
bleoet eoelaat / Stolien. Gen bopog
en- e'asfapacitet al 10000 aubit.
meter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

N9quitb qenualgt Sonoon. .
9lpril. Erelllerlninilter 9liqlIitb ble0
/ Soor genpalgt til 0leblen al In.
OerblIiet ionl 9iepruientant ior iili
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Srencb paa @rltno af 8onifeliabe
0erne litter.
9laoet Stanoaro panitoar. al
Me9ertngen bar beihlttet at opleia
&orlamentet / Suni
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

aeiicnren iogoe 9iei Om @rui.
oen til at oen tpife aronprin9
Geiie til 2itoirifa life bIep til 10.
get, meooelcr gIaalicbe 9ilmOidon4
at Oet CT aeiier 99iI6elin Der bar
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tGren for aolonierne, Coli og man
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Qiiterne til 10000 Nforf, iom mon
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til frpueoe9 imiolerti0 aeiierens
Santtpffe. og oette blep iorleoen Il.
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nGgtet. Get itol BOG life pGre beIt
loeluffet, at aeiieren npite 9lor
aipcr fin Iillonelie til aleiien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15
2a glarg.

De 1renlagtsiorblmo. 6irenagtsfor.
bun0et, iom laalerea bleo oolnet.
uilOe 0a mener Gn9lano. leOe til
Ell 9egrgnsnina al lloaifterne til
M'ilituruuienet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-15

Gnfeiru Sbien opo. ariitiania, 4
9lpril 0enrif Sbiens Gnfe, Suinn
ia 0aae 5bien. aigif peo 0eoen /
ariitiania / @oor. rs 9(or gonmel
Sum oor feot oen 26. Srni 1896
poa Sers, Senomere, og inoglt
g@gtcifob neo Den itore Grnnlutifer
Bergen Sonumereu 1858. 9eres
enelte @arn er Gr. Siellro sSbien
@nfefru Sbien par 0otter oiSog
neprGIt Sons Gonroo 5boreiea
(oeo / 1859 oa Cara Wlor9rethg
Goae, iom oeoe ioo tiolig iont t
1S41 Sorfatterinben WfnaOalene
Iboreien bar ben0cs Steomoocr
9plig aiosoe SsieiteretSasiesior J
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oc.
sSbien, iom por ipot Sfien oe.
oe oel %. Diai 1906. Sennen
Sieiro er ieot / 1859. Son CT ait
neo 9'erriticrne @iern'nns TloIie
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Rnrt Tunt.

Stocf-garo 6olf lGa9es al lin.
DER l3.os. meloes ira Chicago, at
llnlon Stoef Daros bar Ia9t ilere al
line 5olf al, oe ion 9ariog orrtiI
nppnes Den lporionme. 5ilisriel al
appg oe s5noieriel al ierit aeo ira
llolonoet. iprliq ira 9llitralien o9
9lraentind.