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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1915-06-18

attending Clark University,
Worcester, Mass, has returned
home.
Mesdames A. B. Hendricks, j
w. Robinson, II. HI. Heldreth,
J w. Lantz, Rev. and Mrs. j.
A. H Shuler, Misses Lulu Fisher,
Ruth Copenhaver, Carrie Brown,
Louise Lambert, Mary Steffey
and Minnie Ksiingger attended
the Missionary Institute at
Marion yesterday.
Oil your machinery with
'SIhat Good Lubrlcating Oil
for sale by Joe K. Buck & Co.
Miss Saiie Vaught has return
ed from a visit to friends at
Princeton, Blue6eld and Graham.
FLOYD Buck returned Tuesday
from Philadelphia, where he has
been attending the University OF
Pennsylvania
We have "Quick Bordeaux
Material especially for spraying
tomatoes.
Joe K. Buck Sc c..
| carry in stock at all times,
all kinds of oils for machinery,
automobiles, ETC.; also the best
grade of gasoline. e. G. Tarter.
Miss Jennie Lambert, of Rich
mond, is visiting her brothers, I'll.
c.. and G e. Lam bert.
Miss Mary Katherine Lambert
is visiting relatives in Grayson.
Mrs. G. w. Dobyns, who has
been spending u lew days with
Mrs, r. M Neff, returned to her
home at Speedwell Wednesday,
SHE was accompanied home by
Miss Bess Neff, who will visit
there and at lvanhoe.
Blue "rhistle' Enamel ware
Guaranteed. Joe K. Buck &c Co.
Just received a shipment of
Up To-Date Buggies- e. G..
Talter.
MISS Julia Litz has returned
Il me from Staunton and Roam
oke.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Cassell at
tended the Roanoke College
finals the first of the week.
Miss Eloise Prickett is visiting
friends at Norfolk.
Don't fail to come out Fri
day evening to witness the fourth
episode OF the "MiIlion Dollar
Mystery" at the Starlight
Theatre.
Miss Nell Steffey and George
Jones eloped to Bristol Sunday,
and were married.
MISS Clara Peerv and little
brother Willis, Of Lynchhurg,
spent Tuesday night with Mrs.
W. w. Buck, enroute to Ceres,
where they will be Joined by
their parents, DR.. and Mrs. E.
w. Perry, and sister, Miss Hen
rietta, who will make the trip
from Lynchburg in their car, to
visit relatives and friends.
Get your paint, linseed oil,
turpentine and machine oil from
E. M. Greer & Co.
Mr.. Walter J. Staley left
Thursday for Washington, d. G..
to spend few DAYS. He expects
to attend the summer session OF
Columbia University, in the city
OF New York, before returning
home.
G. R. Six has returned home
from Roanoke College.
A large assortment of men
aud boys heavy work shoes JUST
received.
Joe K. Buck & Co.
II YOU fear hot weather and bad bow
81, DR.. Fahrney's Teething Syrup is
your friend and the Baby's comfort,
Jno. A. Whitman, of Wythe
vile, was a visitor to our city
thls afternoon
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-21
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY

N Custom s1e Suit Sale B. NOW LYFORD BROTHERS, BUY w East Side aZld West End Y
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-21
Matinee Excursions.

The Special Matinee excursions on The ,Tstear rner Park City which leaves R1,id geport every week day and Sum day at 1:3o p. m., are more popular this season than ever before. The residents. of this place and vicinity are taking advantage of this very ,plea sant- outing. There is no short .trip that embraces so many advanta- ges at a moderate expense as this in vigorating sail across the Sound to
 the quaint building town of Port Jefferson The steamer leaves the wharf at the foot of Fairfield avenue at 1880 o'clock, returning leaves Port Jefferson at 4:30, arriving in Bridge port at 6 o'clock. Thus you can en- joy three hours on the Sound and one hour and thirty minutes on Long Island If you have not taken the trip you should certainly do so at as early a date as possible
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-21
DIVISION OF FREEMAN'S LOSSES
 CAUSED ROSENTHAL AND ROSE TO
 QUARREL, SAYS BECKER STATEMENT
Chief Points Made By Charles Becker
 In His Appeal to Whitman for Life

In his appeal to Governor Whitman to forbid his exec ton ex-Police Lieutenant Charles Becker asserts:
 That Big Ti suiIivans secretary appealed to him to keep that politicians of the RosenthaI tria that Big Tim" nearly insane of the murder. 5-.
 That he agreed do this only after the secretary had vis tied the inormers in the TomIs and obtained their promise not to involve Big Tim"
 That Police Inspector George NIcClusey, dead spoke to him after he had raided gambling house in which McGlskey reported to have p cent inter est.
 That the public thought he "had something Gaynor, because the Mayor had stood by hi and that the pounded" him because he wouldn't tell something about Gaynor that he didn't know. <& ..s
 That Waldos refusal suspend him after RosenthaTs murder instrumental in the way influencing pub lie opinion against him. because he had nothing to tell about Waldo. =ss
 That his guilt of RosentEaPs murder has been clearly established; although pleads rather die felon's death than live felon's prison.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-21


 Rose 1t would take me some time to get the evidence unless he helped me
 by giving me Information as to how
 my men could get in. Rose said he would help me and told me of a steef- CT named Hawks who made the Met ropole hotel his headquarters a waiter in the same hotel, and a man named Smith who could be found at the Hotel Cadillac.
 Rose told me that Rosenthal, knew
 White from seeing him in court the time I raided him, Rose.) I asked Rose how we would manage to get White in, and Rose said that if; I would let him know the night the off cers were ready to go to Rosenthals s
 he CRose) would go to Luehow's on Fourteenth street and telephone to RosenthaI to meet him there. In the interim my men could get in.
 This Rose did, and it woeked like a.
 charm. Nly men got in on the 18th or 18th of April. and on the 17th sent
 them to get warrants from Magistrate
 The raid was accomplished some
 time later, Becker says, and then fol- lowed RosenthaFs famous affidavit,
 which gamblers accepted as the start
 of "a big squeaL,' Big Tim Sullf- van, says Becker. was much perturb- ed. over sRosenthaFs affidavits.
 The day after the affidavit was
 printed. Becker says, Rosenfha1 was shot. .. He learned of the murder, he says. through newspaper reporter who called him at his home. Becker gives an account of his movements on the evening of the murder and de- clares he wasn't in the vicinity of the Hotel Metropole in front of which the
 murder occurred.
 John B. Johnston. of Cochran 6 Manton's office, took the supplemen tai statement to Sing Sing last night,
 and Becker went over it and signed it.
 It contains the appeal to the Cover nor to interfere with the carrying out of the death sentence, and clears up certain parts of the first statement
 MT. Cochran also sent tos the Cover nor copy of his application to Jus tice Hughes for writ of error. The occasion of making the ste ory public, Becker says, was the pubIica- tion of what purported to be a. state ment of his, which was disclosed through other persons stos9whorn he was said to have told the story Had it not been for that, Becker asserts, the story which she had prepared would not have been made public un- til after his death.
 Counsel for Becker awaited today
 the result of Beckers appeal. Beck er's plea sent to the governor at AL bany last night included a long state l ment of his version of the facts lead ing up to the murder.
 W. Bourke Cochran, one of Becker attorneys who prepared a portion of the statement sent to the governor
 said it had been decided to take this action so as not to avoid a delay in first appealing to a supreme court Justice for new trial.
 Becker is ready to die. He does
 not ask favors of anyone but he wants
 to prove his innocence,'' MT. Cochran said.
 Martin T, Manton. another of Beck CTS counsel. has announced that pro- sceedings will be started in a day or
 two in a proclamation for a new trial
 for Becker on the grounds of newly
 discovered evidence
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-21
PURITY CONGRESS HEARS
 TEMPERANCE ARGUMENTS

Chicago. July 21.-Temperance is one of the subjects to be considered at to-day's session of the 9th Inter national Purity Congress. Among the speakers on the program were Miss Edith M. Wills, of Boston, whose subject was Alcohol and the Child s Birthright''; Miss Kate Davis, of Cleveland. O.. The Necessity for Fed eraI Censorship of Motion Pictures'' ]; the Rev. Sidney L. eGillick, of New York. '.The Challenge of Asia to the Churches of America and Dr. Yetzu- jiro Uryhea. of Tokia, Social and Moral Conditions in Japan.'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-21

E,..rnaer. Want Ads. one oent 9 word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-21
ROOSEVELT DAY'' BRINGS
 COLONEL TO EXPOSITION
 ITO MAKE TWO SPEECHES

San Francisco July .2l-This is ]. R ooseveIt Day, at the Panama-Pa- icif1cs Exp ositfon Theodore Roose- welt, former President of the United States. is on the program to make two addresses participate in a tree-p1a.nt- ing ceremony and be the guest of hon or at a reception
 MT RooseTeIts first address of the day is for the mem bers of the army and navy : His second address was to be on War and Peace,' which, he said. on arriving here last night. might just. as well be called Damn the MoIlycoddl es''
 Tonight. MT. Roosevelt is expected to witness the second Sstorning of San Juan Hfl1. depicted in fireworks.
 Up to Monday morning $19o,Ooo.- 900 had been subscribed to the Ital-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-21

Tomorrow will be. celebrated s Princeton Day. at the Panama-P -Paci fife Exposition.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-21

LoST-on Saturday on South Mat car going south at 5 o'clock D. m gold combination card and fanit5 case, old EngIish letter F. oh oue side; cards and about soc chane inside. FindeF Esceive reward if turned, Mrs Dudley J. staffors Stratford Inn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-21

LOSTNsuit case on trolley ear al Westport on Monday evening. Suit able reward if returned. Alfred F Sleeves. Kenwood Ave, Fairfield
 21 bau
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Dor egcn lille Sognetirte / Sur:

/ Dor cgcn lille Sognefirte / Sur
rebp.
Soa bar bet forbi meb 8arnoo111=
met og III &onfirafto11oer ipreotes
:oun / &er0a. Weget @onb CT 1tbe1,
lpbt !. 3aba,: og 11an9e Eing er
glcnnt, me1 alorig %glennner jeg
&orfirmatio15ti0eu, li6e iuo fist
font jog fun glcn1ne Sc Steoer> jeg
fGroeoes iolu Barn 0er11Dc beo
Samn1erbllgte, Alittetnc pg sen
.ltolte Notrr, Set bore Jig / 8lnlt
iom Stille.
&lit6jcrge beuer moo @ino1en be11
bloo
@pjt fine Climber hbioc,
SGffet al Morcbolmens pifte11oe
6truo
&littjprn flGEer ots Gioc.
!@opcts Sc rrlllc16e 8pl9cr
Cues mes &i11ben iii Srgello11g,
GnllcnOc 0pbt Dcn / 1ulcls Nol,g,
Spu1 n1cllem Sitter Jig oolgcr.
&cnliglt
S. g.. Sprcmien,
Socnno, $50.
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OIL COMPANY
Chicago, u. S. A.

lOptog %foroorl ugcr 8be11s l1ngoom;
nogen 6orargelie toges life. 9oc's
ferelte ,0rif er rem Mlfobol. Bpen
bar ingen ~ialoons", 1aa jeg CT
bjemlpet fra Worgen til &pnlb al
e11 beoe10e, tiggenbe, tr,en6e, bplen=
Sc Sob, Der forlanger ltGrfe 9rif=
te, Set En- inroo 2oben at 1elgc Set,
men Soc: giber tint Mecept!
Slnegnen omfring @ulien er gon=
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glbpllmo, % at inige Zig bort fra
oen beslige 8p 90 9qo .11o / Sfob
% Marf, fiite ON Sommere11 %
ifpoe om gfterooret,, bprer til @l9=
ber1e beroppe.
s Dor pripate &reOs (noar hi
bar facet 9prene itpngte for Mlcp=
! bplfolfet) beng1i0er 2ipet title %
roligt, eller rettere plcjebe at ben=
glide. gn bis 6pritprrelie inbtrof en-
@ung / Smnu1er, On hi nnlfuffe0c
os ct 0uiin sgnoer (til at ipiies
mco MpofoaD, ct &loper og en- &io=
lin (til bore @prns muiifolife l1o=
0m1nel1e). Sc Wprnene) inOpper
for Chen ct Ione1noleri, ser beoDer
u@otter, &ottcr, fnlls tbc ruin", if
fcrt meget lm1tt, / bbcrt 6olo IT'S
preget nerpepirrerbe.
9four set graz 3agslps / sen
aorle Morgen hegp11oer at 1ipe ino
as bore mere cllcr minore blonft=
pl,oiebe Ml10cr, 0o begpn0er bore
9gnbcr. at iltenne CIT &oncert / olle
|Spneorter og &oriotipner at 2pben
v&up". 0enne f%prtlettes / nbcitem=
n1elig Sio, til Sen beo Sttetioen ON
! Deorgene1 tul0ltn11Oig o%peroppes al
~Fatter, Eatter, folls t6e rain, MS
lat for @iplin og &lober. 9ette bor
bobt til Splge, at cit graz &ot %
LEG bur forlo0t bort biDtioigc Sp=
bol6slteo pg MI be6or Ell lille Suite,
joni 5tebncr1 for be1lnt / Dor So
be. ,Spbrigt bengliOer 2ipet title
og roligt. @bor lGnge III blioer bcr,
pe6 Ri life. Sf11l6e &ri9en 1,ogen-
ii116e bol0e op / europa, rejler ri
moo tie bje1n, bhis ct tafl1ennligt Sc
orcla11o bil paoifpnne Dor Silent.
fnmlt, - fer ct Set for bau0t.
Noor Sc refer til Minneopolis
fom loa oe1n1e Sci og oncrie @eoer=
ltpggeligbeoen.
0eres
v8olOe" 6.
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st jorbiif @elpebe.

Sen oorlf e @ronl fer, Or. 81.
Morte11icL far meo ct nlltrolif
|5fib fprctaget cit Serb til forifjcl=
liee Yer lpo for Np 3eelono. Sra
oe1u1e Stillebnbsefspebition bor ban
gibet et Stil0ring, bppraf ri gjc11=
gibcr f9lge16e forte l1oorug:
6or be11pe0 ct Mor itoen ifete Ser
ct pulfnnif ll0br11o poa Sen lille 9
@bitc Ssluno, life langt fra 9lucf=
luno, ipo for g}p 3eelano. Ser har
Ell ltpr Sboblminc n1e0 cit Gel Or
bejOcre, iom boeoc pou Gen. 0e for
1pon0t olle lporlpit be0 l10bruo0et.
% 9en fife bar langt borte fra
Dor &11rs, itDre0e &aptej11en 6erben
og 1po os gaa / 2anb og ie &ra=
teret. Oct bor min f9rlte aftibe Gul=
fan, og S110trDffet bor oberbel6en=
Sc. Sra Mi6ten al &rateret bel6e0c
rbpre Mosler al Snobloompe op
mc0 EFT brglen0e 2arm, ser fun0e
bpres langt til Sgs. Naar &inOen
blplte 0an1pere til 9i6e, fun6e mon
1e bpbt ne6 / ct ltort, bun6lplt Sui
for ct 3ieblif, iaa bor Set igje11
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fplot al SEN beoe 5bobloamp. Sl0
bar Ser life; men obera1t ite9
Spobloompe op al Sor0en og ale
&ebner bar fpl0te al frpltallileret
5bobl. On S9, Ser ti0ligere bob6e
beret / Mi6ten af &rateret, bar felt
foribunben, fun biit og fer ltoo mo-
get bbi6gult DDno, ser fogte ionu
Sef1egrp0er.
@bite Sslano=@ l1lfanen lp11es al
ltoa / 6irefte 1110erjorbilf Sorbin6el:
le mes Motprna - oct ber0cnsbe:
rpmtc m1lfanife 9iitrift poo SCI
3eelonos Noro=9. Ser er fer ogiac
ct "blom=bole", bboraf Sbobloampt
mrl0er op, periooiif lterfere elle1
iDagere; Ser lfal bore paabilt en- re
~gelmpsiig @efieloirfning mellen
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Gn Sastbiiturie. Tpleelloe Sogt=
b%iltoric berettes al Ell MunD, ser
letter lit Napn SifferbcD for, at
oen CT iono:
6ortGllercn bar poo Sogt % iful=
De ltpoe ul Spg. 0elmc rantes
o9laa 9onltc rigtigt, men life npt
oernne0. @pgcn folOt nen1lig neb
poa CT &ore, lpn1 blep loo fprlfruf=
tet, at oen gift ira Smls pg Som=
ling. Og Set bar bel egcntlig iffe
loo mrrfeli9t! Tpr en- 5ifferbeos
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bette og &raterd paa Bbite Sslano
fnrtor+o ! III CnIA Gsdrrrc,,

Bette og arateret paa 8bitc Sslanb,
laa fortalte i:nlt 6olo Sercre11.
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b9ret, er Set 0og = for Sen, Der
life bar Jet set / al bets CLANS -
al6eles betagcnoe. Gel CT Sc berpr1=
te 1erasicr foripunone, p6elogte peo
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og &Gmpegeiiere1 @aimnngu iprin=
ger life mere = r1e11 DC @ej1ere,
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laae0e nof, % be0e SLIDER % foge1<
be 5per pil olorig un6Iabe at gjere
|Snotrpt poa oen 8eisge11be. W1er,
melt ejen0ommeligt er Sc ta1rige
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Sc hobe let Rotol,ra! Gu al Be TO-
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bpj Solo al ltprfnet 9p110, huori Der
er Gobni>1g lon1 en Sort; oe1 fall
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peoe"; Ser CT i11gen lie1re11be Hlobs
itor NOT til, at SEN f1u1oe reprp1ea=
tere Menocnes Sl,ogong iii lommc
5teo.
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Gen japanife &ejicr fruncs.

Sprsoog / bcnne llac fpregoor
&roninge11 al Ool6i6itos, bcn 1>l1gc
japo1rlfc &cjlcr. Mllercbe / Ireongs
ltrooleoc Gofin ! CT prn9tig Slit
ninotion gjcnncm ollie Npen5 So
'ber. Sprlig bar @i115o, 8pens SD
Deoltrpg, progtfulbt illln1incret %
lmpffct mcb cit Grinmfbl1e foro1l
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al Sruon1entcr, Scr oplpltcs
at o%ln1inoelige 6ofler.
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ban onfom / SpnOags, % DDor Scr
beO hans Mnfpnlt fpronltalteOes c1
@nosticneitc / Holoolds Mllerbcllie=
lite. Sen egentligc &rouin9sbpjtiOe=
ligbeo iorcgoor i 5lottet 5cbiicbii=
sen / &iotn. Sorsoug BEN lite SEQ
nen1bcr CT ser orrongeret forifjclli=
ge 9onic til Sore for @uOer11e, ng
Ser hringcs Solgl1oinOen ct tort
|Sftcr. Sen Motto Sag bill Ser blipc
bolot Mnoogt oa Stringcn / set
fejlerlige Salads, mebens man poo
|2proog hil hri11gc Sc fcjlerligc off,
ner ct Sofpffer. Huo Spn0og ofbnl=
bes CIT 1tor 8o,fct for i11bb11one
@jnltcr. Monoog CT CT Sbileoog,
og poo Sirsoug ofrejier &ejieren
og &ejleri11Den til Sic bDpr Sc Sns=
bog og Gorsoag forretter bcres @n=
6agt / Sopons melt oniete 5ebinto-
|Genpel. Sm 6re6oge11 tiltrGbes
|Gilbogereiien til &ioto, iom Sc igjen
|forlooer sem 23be Nppembcr og az
rei1er ODER Nogcio til6age til So
lilo.
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Iligbeoer11e bil Ser blipe arrangeret
en- S11ouit rt= l1b1tilling / &ioto, ianl=
men meb cit lang Neffe bioenl fobe=
Ilige aongresie r.
Seller Oolbibito, lom Sen 29Oe
ISuli 1912 beltcg Sapons Srone, Ell
Iiffe &eiierinoens ege1 5sny MEN e1
I8arn al en- al Wifa0oe1s tolp Weeo:
FIJI trl1er. Sen barnlple &ej1erinOt
aoopterebc bom pg nereoe meyer
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beles ombDggelig Sp0ragelie og el
ligeioa go6t bjemme / 6e1l mooern'
iom / SEN garnle japanlte @ioenifab
Sopans &eiler En- benDe6 "a Ma1
gommel. @an bar / fine Dngre Ma
'ibogelig og maotte lta6ig bore I'M
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Sung Mfuniu pm &rieen.
v8olOe" 6. ..

9c1 a%rgcntinifc @iltprifcr Mober=
to 2epillier, ser / flere Mar bar Gre
bet Mrfib1tr,oicr beo Set ganle, be-
rpmtc ~Mrcbibp Sc los Sn6ias" i
5ebilla, blep fornplig mobtaget /
M11Oiens al 0en ipanife &onge pg
fit Mojeltntens Sillabelle til at Of
fentliggjpre bors l1btnlel1er / Set
1tore 8ucnos Mires=8lob ga 9eo=
cion".
Sen ipanlfe &orges Spfottelie al
Sen nl1bpre11be Sit11otion og bens
Gplger far iaa flor og almer ST.
teresle, at 0en bill beffe olminoelig
Spmerflombeo ogiao fer / 2onoet,
og ri lfal berfor fer gjengibe bons
l16talelier:
&o11gen begDn0te me0 at ipprge
Den orgentinlfe 2er0e, bpao ban
mente om l10foloet al SEN for:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pfonpmiife Strife
bans 6eorelmo.
= 2an0men0ene, &begoporet
terne og Sc itore S16ultri0riben6t
flarer 0e11 nof, ibore6e 2ebillier
men &egjeringen bill fglc SEN lenge
6a Sent milter ubpre Snbtegter, for
81 al Snbfpriel fra oe. frigsfereno'
2al10c CT ltan6iet.
- ga, iagOe &ongel,; men je{
tror, Si0erne bliber en6m1 6oorlige
Ire for Spoomerifa efter &rigen; oe1
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Tprnrb.

Oct CT life Meningclr, at oettc
ltal pnrc en SelDbipgrufi. On iaoDon
bor fun SEN Mono Set til at lfripe>
lon fan ie tilbogc poa ct preful6t
og boa0rigt 9ip, og lona far lomlet
n1egen Sisoon1. % set fan jeg life.
Snoerlt inDe far jog et file Mis=
tonfc ON, at jeg i @r11noen - ion1.
&noppeitpbcren iogoe til Seer @pnt
= bar bel TENT til en- blirfenOc &nop
poo @eroenspelte, Mcn Sernper1
Clap. Gn iunofGr0ig 8erctning ON
nit 2ip bilbe nof nnlentlig hlibe
CIT @%cretning ont eli &Gffc Sell
grcb; gp0e Mnleonil1gcr lom f%orion1=
tes, pg 6ori9g JONI mislpffeocs.
geoor jog lfriper ~Grinoringer",
lao CT Set for0i je9 fol1 fprtGlle on
ol1Orc Jplf; ont looOanne ipnn birfc*
Zig far lpillet b%etpoelige Mollcr
blonot % Norornpnb / Mncrifo.
s ~Norif=M merifonernes Set
fritz, ion1 / 1914 blen l&bgipet I'M
Ser 9obeOre0aftlon al Sobs. ..
8ilt, ltoor Ser, at uEeer Stremme
or 1loe11 5omn1enligl1ing Sen melt
h%erejltc nprife 4lobmonD / 9ln1erifo.
Nnppe 1,ogen anbcn Morif-M merifo=
ner bor e11 ioa l1Oltroft 8efjen0t=
%lfobsfreos lom bon. M1le Mennelfer
fjenber ban, pg oberalt bor BON be-
ret" S9 bette er bit ia110t. Set ct
life Blot at jeg bor rejlt meget /
mango fren1meoe 2onbc. Mu1 jeg
bar. belpgt on1trent ollc bore 5ettle=
me11ter pg ppret til Steoe peb marg=
fol0ige politiife og firfelige Wpber,
8p96elogsltebner og al 5lags Sil=
ltelninger forreiten; pg blan6t norife
Mmerifoncre, iom bar noget Nobn
ubenfor lin egen 9ienlbDg0, En- Ser
neppe nogen, mes bben jeg life bar
truffet lamn1en.
Set bill foloe mei befbent at
lfribe @rin6ringerne / Sorm al Ell
Selbbiografi; men jog 1fol boloe
mig lelo melt mulig / 8aggr,1oen.
Sbob jeg ifriper ifol blipe ~Sono=
beo og intet an6et ems Sanbbeb".
Men jeg itoor life 5frifte og for
pligter mig life til at fortelle aft
Set on6e, font jeg be6 ON mig ielb
eller an6re; og BET fun Oerfor lelb=
fplgelig life netop blibe 6en bele
Snn6be6.
Seer Gtr8m me,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12

vi mao gientagen6e gipre op.
mprflom poo, at De @orreiponom-
GER, eller Mrttfler, Der pe1billtgIt
inoienoes til Blu6et, l%igeoberfor Me.
ootttonen maa bore foripnet med
yeabn og Moresie, 1elb ONT &orre.
fponbancen ieprigt fun foripnes n1eo
ct Mprfe, alt efterlom S%yno1enoeren
enifer oct. Sc ere6e Sssnoienoere
beoes, for Satningens @fpIo, fun
at lfribe poa ben e11e Sioe al $50
pird, og ieorigt ffripe tpbeligt =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12

Der 2egetiliprl men bans @elbreo
ltol babe beoret Jig 11eb Morere.
@an giftc6e Jig i Gppeaorsnloere11
meo &~riniesie. 51,6a &a1jo, 0otter
al Sperbopeof for e1 al .9onoets
forncm}te Sanrilier. SUN mar. .@(ep
paa Observation-Disclosures" /. Gofio>
n1e1t oo set .bleb b%eitenlt, at bun
lt11loe pprc Sronorpingc11s 8rl1o.
fif SEN 1a1ge Dame: ll,,oerbisning /
Sjenunet al fremragenoc. 2erere.
|Supons 1pe &%ejferinoe ltal bobc ct
|iffc ubetpoeligt Mnleq for .Muiif>
Jog set paultaas, at ber1oes Ipriife
|0igte ubmerfer Jig .be0 e11 5nntoli
og cit Torn1ia1s, iou b9rer til
SjPlbenge0erne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-12

Sfnlo llDg Dog Dor 1l11ge yimroD
9are11 moo ell Stub for at bore fit
fer poo, at Sen life lfl1l0e lebc op
igje1L men bbao fer? lib al Club
BEN fo11l1ner CIT Wtaar fileroe> Der
netop if11loe begnu0e '@iloet poa CT
Mgerbpne, ip1n Oen bop0c taget.
Bcggc blep imiOlcrtiO Dor lpffeligc
>>Spgcrs @ptte.
%eo ct cneltc 5fuo fit bo1r laa=
leoes Ell @pg, en- @ore, Ell Waar
% c1 Ngerbenc
Sg euooo flager mani pper, at set
life bnr pGret tilitretfelig purn1t
/ 5pmmer.