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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13
THE COMIC OPERA
OF WAGNER GIVEN
.Dic Mcistersingcr Won Nuern-
berg" Sung for First Time
This Season.

Rorodin's prince Igor" being laid
way :n camphor till next winter. the
season at the Metropolitan Opera House
must proceed on its way for some six
weeks yet with repetitions of old operas
and ON performances OF others not
previously heard In the curse Of tho
months now past. Mr.. Gatti-Casazza's
decision to postpone the production of
prince Igor" must have appeared 20
those Interested IN operate affairs to be
u wise one. Tn. work could not have
been brought to light till next month.
and it would probably have been irnpos-
sible to perform Il before each subscrip-
ton audience before the closing OF the
house. Furthermore. the freshness OF
interest to he aroused In the early par
of "A season would have been absent.
Since the sole remaining novelty OF
the season had been put by. 1t was tn DO
expected that some effort. would be made
to bring forward operas mot given since
last winter and to impart Fictitious ifr-
portauce to them by means OF new i'm
presentations. Die Meistersinger Won
Nurnberg.' Wagners comic opera. had
not been heard this season, and last eve
ming IL was produced.
Frieda HempcIs Fro was undoubtedly
, novelty to most of the audience,
though not entirely new to those whose
business Il is 10 observe such matters.
She sang the part al u matinee near the
close of last season met win COR
dial approval. The real novelty or last
evenings "Mcistersinger." however. was
the Young Wdlth'r ron Sto'-tng of Jo-
hnuuos S.inhach. This was An "xhibl-
ton at the metropolitan for the fret
time. and Il was welcomed with glad
hands.
Mr.. Sembach proved to be the best
Wc,fber We have had in several seasons.
"A, presented "A handsome and manly
appearance and MS acting was sincere
and unaffected. The musir, except In a
few places, lies well for his voice. and
as he II essentially a lyri" tenor his
ST e IL we'll suited to it ON IN" whole
ne made a most favorable impression
and proved a valuable addition to the
forces az present available for the per-
formance Of Wagner's comic opera.
Miss HemIels Era had the same per
soual charm and vocal merit AZ Il had
I In the 81" performance OF last season,
Mr. Wells Hons SdchS was still the
? heavy element in a performance whic.
otherwise went far toward realizing the
composers deals. Mr.. ,inritzs BcCk-
u,SScr. MIR Hraun's vrti Po0Her and
Mr.. Rcisss Ddrti stood out h|rilliantly
IL. the gallery OF portraits. Nj. R.iss
seemed Ia have recovered som" Of The
/ quality OF voice which used TO be recog
Iiled as his best.
Mr. T|oscanini conducted the opera
H. reading Of the score has AWAY!
been peculiarly hcor sistent. and i con
'iuucs to be- So. ~SlowneSs Of temp
and extreme rigidity MAJ some episodes
SUCH as the tiuale of tho first act
while others are made more than usu
ally beautiful by MIR. Tosc3tulni's mus!
cal insight and his temperamenta
method
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13
PINKNEY HEIRESS
is DENIED $4,000
.Appcllatc Division Reverses
Decision in Favor Of Mrs.
Julia NJ. e. Lawrence.
REALTY NOT PRODUCTIVE

The efforts Of Mrs. Julia Morris Cur
tiss Lawrence. niece OF the late MARY
NJ. q. Pinkney. to collect 100000 az
once as income due her from her mira
interest in the estate, cane TO nausht
y.s,arday when the Appellate DIVISION
n, rho Supreme Court reversed a dec'-
sion In IN v % Mrs. Lawrence. In max
ing the ruling the SQUIRT took )ud'c'ai
notice OF the fact that In the ihsc Blk
Years unimproved and u~nproductive ana
has ".ufYer.d "A continuous depreciatio'
IN value"
Miss pinkney left about ss."oo'ooo IN
Harlem realty to her nephew the ia'e
Commodore Thomas !" Watt. ana her
,,oces Mrs. Grace Watt Thomas II
Mrs Laurence. When her INT was
div. Mrs. Lawrence. who has been mar
-,ed three times, had an income OF "poue
40. 600. In her will Miss Pinkney vested
,,,ds discretion in her executors IN as
nos.ng of her realty and distributing the
proceeds. Up to May J, 1919. they mao
sold various parcels for s2,6S3'os". put
they are holding the remainder because
OF their inability to realize
near the value OF the property.
THE property Is costing the estate
ss15O0O a year for taxes and other
carving charges. and the annual income
from the productive property Is only
s1OI. 900. The estate now has $7Ib.00o
cash in the bank and the executors have
refused 10 divide this sum among the
legatees because they believed II would
be REQUIRED for certain trust FUNDS.
Mrs. Lawre ,ontended that the ex-
ecutor. Q n sufficient fund TO
give her $3.50 600. The executors de-
murred to her complaint. but h lower
court o~verruled the demurrer.
In sustaining the executors the Appel
late Division decides that there are no
surplus funds in the estat" 10 which MIS-
Lawrence is entitled AT present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13
WILLS AND ~APPRAISALS.

TY0RGr j. STiER. q wagon manufac-
W. who died IN Carlsbad. Austria. on
1HF ~ last, left an estate of s69.s2s, of
''-'n tt2,o2l went TO his sister, Matilda
ser and tli.s45 TO his sister, Emma :.
E'tg' The appraisal shows hat be-
cause n tho outbreak Of the war shortly
e'.'r Nj Stjef died the cost Of bringing
US 19dj 20 this country was $4,000.
MRS. CuENELGA +, BAEER. who d.
Vo'f"d Aubrey Houc.csult. the actor. and
ga AR. ~ las. had a gross estate OF
so''i, pu' debts and other deductions
'' 81 get estate Of only 1896 for her
young daughter, Renee Seely". During
~ Lifetime Mrs Baker had a comfort
'.." neon" from the estate OF her
'a'r. Isaac T., HOlbrook, and under
as ST. This income now goes to her
G4ls.ieT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
UPHOLD DR.. GULICK
President Of the Organization
Denies Charges Of Mis-
management.
BETTER OFF FINANCIALLY

pr. Luther r. Gulick. president OF
the national organization known Ne the
Camp Fire Girls of America, returned
Just In time from a lecture tour In the
middle West to attend the annual meet
ing Of the directors yesterday. The
organization mas been the subject of
consid, rable controversy recently and
after the directors meeting Dr. Gullck
gave ou' a denial 70 rumors Of misman
1gement.
Every one who knows Mrs. Gulick
and me knows that such accusations
are false he said. Tho statement
that four members Of my family are on
'he payroll. Cor instance. is absurd.
Mrs. Gllick Is now In Grand Rapids.
Mich. lecturing for the Camp Fire Girls.
~ has been said that we mad. money
of The camp Arc cuttings which we
sell here. But very little is sold In the
national headquar;ors-all our work H.
lone ny the Camp Fire OutHttiug COM
pany which has lis offices next door.
Mrs. Gulick and I receive : per cent. OF
tho profits from costumes, %rcralia, SC.
which Mrs. Gulick designed.
When asked concerning a Statement
hat the Camp Fire Girls we're running
close 10 the wall financially. Dr. Gulick
said that on tho contrary they were
doing unusually wei. Last
he said. w were g.. 900 in deb;. hut
now We ar" paying our own hills. We
received moro than $1,000 in dues dur
ny February"
Tn" directors Of the ORGANIZATION AT
thu close Of their mesting issued a state
ment saying
contrary to statements IN the public
press. the membership Is growing and
not diminishing
George " Perkins was a member Of
the original committee on organization
and was never a member % the board.
hence h. could NOT have resigned from Il.
'rhe Late Miss Grace body" resigned
from the board of electors of IN. pre-
vinus corporation more than TWO wears
hgu.
Their has been ~ dishonesty or se-
'r.cy IN the handling ~: unds.
During thu last six months the or
sanitation has increased by Lisa guar
dams and l3.46e girls. this heing q
-
'ottrSP",u''F 'in'
me Jus p''u ny '"r s''' w,
"S' S.N H''n'"S "l'"N q" ~
80 100 ..
oci"ber' S'."l NoNtnlh"r' SI't-o-f
December. sl.4l?.3s January, 1915
$500" f~epruat! fl'o"'.''
,"' po,'cIre a.trip'.o' - =, ~.
n'ht ana V"''aV'erI%e y :,
"'eh ven as nav Vee. ~
anu "PproNen D! u ~ ~
me teuu','"H OF '"' .o''r' '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13
SAY WILL WAS DESTROYED.
u,I. Cop,cSt over the $4,000 Es-
mt, OF Patrick O'ConnOr.

Follow ms tho death Of Patrick o'Con-
r. Iu Brooklvn on April Is. 1913. his
D. ere Ms. Tatherin" Hanley. got letters
O. administration In the absence Of n
will. HIS estate was estimated at slS.-
Co0.
rapers filed Yesterday in the Surro-
,a'es Office nv Matthew j. Ward OF
Manhattan ard Jennie Walsh OF BROOK
.., large that a viii was destroyed by
u-s liau,cy or hey daughter. Mary
,4l'p.. or that o'Connor while !r-espon-
.H. was prevailed upon to destroy IL
f.m,sli Mrs. Hanley and her daughter
ole. 400 alleged copy Of the viii in which
,s. .tr, named as executors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13
Mccarthy WILL TAKES 6 LINES
Advertising NRn Left an Estate Of
about $4,000.

tsst.r Mccarthy. advertising manager
r. \hraham & Straus, who died in
t..ou,io city. y. j.. Oh March s. left
g. estate Of about 81, 600. all in personal
,rope o.. according 10 papers filed yes
,etddy with the win.
Tn. vii j. typewriter in six lines
@ ! small sheet of note paper and leaves
al g. the t.stator's wife. Maude !. Nc
'srtay. f. is dated May %. 1914.
The executors are Fred II. Wood and
.N-Congressman William VI. Calder. Mr..
McCarthv lived at ioS Eighth avenue,
Hrooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13

Distric, Attorney George MaXey OF
Lacka wanna county was IN conference
with Mrs. Florence Mayo, who says she
is the only legal wife of Nirginius j.
Mayo, the New Haven manufacturer, u
is not likely that any action will he
taken in Pennsylvania, either civil or
criminal, against Mr.. Mayo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13
Salvador >nmrs Ministrr to 4. =.

W%AsuN'ro%. March 12.-Rafa"l I'D
diyar mas h"cu appointed by Salvador to
10 Minister 20 the United States. The
Salvador legation here mas hrcu IN ,ho
hands ~ q charge ~darairc- tor some
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13
Present Mrs. Mayo Formerly <ew-
ARK Heiress.

NEWARK. y. J., March l2-It was
learned here to-day that the present
wife az VirHinius J. Mayo OF New
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
Gil WenigbeoslOlf /
Zen lore. D. Iutb. strife.

9ar 5 lGit gaitor 5. 9l. @au.
lens Stnffe / .1auiferen" al y.
San, Der bar til Ooerifriit &c
gamle grgiter2~ Oilers iaa lat /
9laoet % lars oct. % tGnf aloor
Iiet oerooer.
ut pnre en- eonngeIiets 5orfnn-
Der er Den 6erligite @erHing paa
Soro. 500, Der or pei IiOer. "a
ocn bliuer tuHg Tor Den. Der bar meo
Den at eere.
ShIl0e oa DC. ion iorfonoer o.
@nos 0ro o. er pore SiGleisr9ere,
naar DC blioer 9nmle % fife tan
mere, iaa 6ape fmmeriuIoe IaBe
% ianne oct ~nsooenoige? Rel
aare @ennrr. 5, iom bar 9ierte
ior oenne Soa, Lao os tGnfe pna %
tale ON. % irem Tor oft oGre meo
til, at DER 6Iiper q tort noset peo
0enne Sag.
"a nnar M oet ~iorboloer iia, iom
@aitor Sanien ifriner, % er Der 10
iiffert mango 5olf / pore Neai8.
beocr. iom gerne oil, at Ger blloer
taaet iat paa bette mart.
Oct buroe Dog life pare part
for os Tom @irfeiamiuno at ierae
Del ior De al pore ganle 9reiter.
ION fife bar oct tiIitrGtfeli9e at le.
De al. 2ao os pare ferlige % ON
iorasiuloe moo De aamle.
Carl 6. SEMEN.
Denmark, Mis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

bruaes til aiuifling al Dor Sam.
~funOs9GIO, JON iurIi8 er bGmmen-
De ior oor SfoIe9erning.
9ette gap @enlpo / nit 9ierte.
% BET Suf itea op: 0erre, Lao BET
pffesl 9ng DIN geIiigneIie I'll!
Seq bar iorgGoes Jet eiter en- In.
oeritottelie al 3orila9et i Oauiferen.
@ beg er ieg pis paa, at 6orilaaet
bier unoeritre9et / De iIeite @1los
9erns 6ierter / Zen %iorene0e Dan.
lie STRIFE Ser opfor0res life til
at gipe @nfens SfGrp, Gait oet ni
eier) . Gents ON ll8en, bDem fan
fife aioe oct. iom er oillie i 9ier-
tet2 9ar iomme a os life me9et
al aioe. laO os iaa prsoe al ior.
naate os Get eler nnoet, Tor At
Serrens @erning fan pinoe 5rem.
9an9. Sea ipnes. ri hsrer ioa liot
ira ben annOeIige Si0e al nor Sfo.
le i Mar, maaife er SfplOen Dor.
Get er life nof. bi beoer; ~9erre
oeliian Dor SfoIel@ Bon % 9r6ei.
De maa islges 40. ri maa pie /
@erningen, at Of ielu nil bare meo
at oeliigne Ben. Tor fgre Sorman6
bar M / mango aar itoaet trofait
De0 Roret al port airfeifib % pro
pct iaa oiOt muliat at iture Iiae
melIem Slipper % SfGr. aun0e
bans 9aa0 % ginf oGret uoiert
I'll 9unft o9 Rriffe. baD0e ni Tor
lpnge ii0en opret m err emo ggI0-
ri. aWen Be I6o fife ale oct 9ooe
9u0ifab. Man er fife bIc0en Ell
0nqtia Semauo. ior0i man er fom.
men ON 9or0 paa et Sfib, beller
fife bliper man et aoot % Dirfiomt
Meniabeoslem oe6 bIot at iaa IT
Room inSifrc0et / eu Meuiaheo 4ro.
tofoI. 3og, ri bar / nogen 0iaa0e
foris9t at u0igre por 00eror0neoes
an0isnina. la0 os o9ian oeune@nna
opre piIIige og ln0i9e, 81. /. -.
moeritette hans 8orilag % hiGlpe
Ram at nirfeliaasre set.
6erren qiDe % 6crtil Pan0e o.
9nffe.
On al Solicit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
5anmarfs aOrrtlpDnoance
Snn Srnnciseo lloitininscn.
giano Nr. $4,000.

Sopnina & Msaers befcnote 8ia-
noiabrif bar iornnlig iulbfsrt lit
% ,000'oe Riano, ct boiOInteret. for
gplot % rigt uoipret 5Ipael. 5lp.
qelet er eiter Cpiororing uoiert iii
oet oanife Sus paa l~lOiiiaineen /
Can 3rancisco: BET er tegnet al
9roi. Rofen. Otter 3nobpOelie
al 3a6riffeng 3ireftion, 7'6r. anil0
oq areI 81 0teaer bar oi aflagt ct
9eisa pan 8nbriffen. Hobriffct er
armologt 1927 I Sfielsfer; I 9laret
1912 ilDttcoes Den til aebeubaon.
ferIt iii Solmens aaHal, o. ~ienere,
ira 1872, bar 0en oaret beliqgen.
be / Ell Ralp | 9reoan0p. girfiom.
6eoen er / Sc ienere aar bofset Iaa
itrrft. at set bar ppret ne0Denoi1t
at n6pibe, oa | 1914 tebte5 rn
Gienoom pnn gfeaoamspeis bportil
Ell 7ef nf Iabrifotiouen 6enldaoes.
9aa 1abriffcH / greogaoe iiroes en-
Snmfina rlore anltrnmeuter; bet
cr aoHife moriomt at onitine en-
SommcnIigning meIem ct 100 aar
aammelt Snltrrment, meO De ganife
iproe Toner, og ct mooerne aon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
Deb 6erren frrjbig.

ON aIOer0en emo oia ioiater,
Stuff, on alorig enc itaar.
Suffer 6u Del Dine gliater.
Serren alto meO Oia oaar.
@lemmer on 6a Dine gIigter,
aItio oo Oh enc itanr.
seIO ON 9erOen Ell dig ipistcr,
5reo oe @leoe Ell on iaar.
On aloer6en END Oia ritter,
gpo / aamp Din 5jenoe 1roos,
0ieoeIen Oh ira dig priiter;
Serren = ban er @lpoens Sos
5reO % @lpoe 90 on eier,
SLAB on oil t aampen aaa,
6or Din 5refer 6ringe Sejr,
d for Dam. ON iaa on maa.
gaD RieIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

Der er / Nenigbeoen. anore ipa.
rer. Ger er Spfleri / BEN Mlenigbeo.
utter ANDRE Tiger: 9rGiten er life,
iom ie8 sniter, ban ifulOe oGre.
% after andre; Ranr ri er uOenior,
ioa er oi uaibungiae al alt --
oil ri giOe Hoget. iaa fan oL % oil
ri fife. ian fan pi laoe oGre.
Men enOnu mere eienOommeligt
bIioer BET. naar ioaoanne, iom be.
fenoer Jig al pare trocnOe Nienne.
fer, blioer itoaeuoe uoenfor en- Total
Wenlgbeo. &o9Ie bar Ser iuoret
omtrent iom iao. ga. naor Ui inar
en- anoen 4rpit. iaa oil ieg gao IND
j Neniabeoen. 9lnore bar iporet
MAR Der bIiper nolet mere al le.
penoe ariitenoom / MenigbeOen. iaa
nj iea 1aa inc i ben. Il
Saaoonne % mango andre @run-
DC iremieres Ser al mango Tor oct
uoenforitoaen0e Stanopumft / Scr.
bold til Menia6eoen.
b. genner runot omfring bnor ni
Tar MenigbeOer, :. iom bar Srnn1
til Qirfens Sober. {. gfs. 9aobens
9eliianelie, @srnenes llnOerpismna
oen friiteIiae 9erneiproom % Dc
llaes Confirmation. % 6rana I'll
At bsre Serrens ORR "a moaife er
meo til oeluis at itstte 6errens Eau
- ) ifiloe lutte eoer belt til ben
IofnIe Renigbeo baa0e ior eoers
e1en Sfpl6, Tor eoers gsrns 5f1lo
% ior andre Renneifers Sf1Io.
a :. iom DEFENDER eoer at pare
troeaoe. 5 Nhlloc ifpnoe eoer meo
iulo 5iiilutnina til 9errens 9ienia.
6eo. iom er ariiti 2eaeme. Raar
iu iremfommer meo ocnnc Iilif1n.
Oelie. oobbeIte IilifpnoeIie, til =
oelois iegcnoe @enneifer % 6eluis
mae, iroenoe @enneifer. iaa er oct
ior At aiDe eoer Ell Opmmirina.
II 0pmmtriuaen er Oenue: 5
ooe 5eaiges 6orimnliua. Ger, bpor
@ltos 0r0 iortnnoes ret. % Der,
hoor Saframenterue retteIigen ior.
oaltes. Der oil on - isgenoe Den.
aeffe blioe 6iulpei, % Der oil Oh
mae @llo5 Barn iinoe 9Gaeoom.
q iaa piI 5 be1ge 70 bIipe oeliia.
neoe % blioe til 0eliiouelic. 5 oiI
"a beaae 10 fomme no al eOers ial.
ife llafbgngigbeo % fomme ino
oet rette ACCOMPLISHMENTS baa.
De til 9erreu o. til Bans 02eni9.
1eo. amen.
81. 2. ebrfftiaufen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
0lerteGg Cat.

On biertelig Eaf bringes 6erUeo
til be mango @enner al pore Borne.
biem, iom iaa fPrlig fom Dem / Su
baaoe M / Den iDun0ne S~uIebeitio,
o. ogina iioite CONNER, oo aasien
par tom. Oct er De6 Siplp al Ben
nernes mango aprligbeosgaoer ble.
pen muligt life nIene at betale De
ooglige llogiiter til Rot. aI9oe,
ems o. 8orme for gernene. men
ogiaa at foretage De ~nsopenoige 5or-
beoringer, iom maotte uoferes, ier
8interens aomme. Ger err inale0es
blenen inologt en- M o5urnace" paa
5iemmet / eff Sorn, boiIfet blep
6eoilget al a~arsmsoet iioite Com
mer, og Tom bite fla at Dpre ab.
iolllt usopenoig, oa Den gomle life
finoe repareres. gtlt annr fin Del.
iigneoe Sang pna 6iemmene, og
6elbre0stiIitan6en bar ppret goo
ioa Ionet 6erren DGre taffet
0erfor.
Rna Observation-Disclosures Beg.
ne. 5. Sse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

S~ubilpumsfon0. 5lere al De
lutberife SamiunO / amerifn bar
iflg. .9ut6. Ser. aaereoe lngt
glaner for at reiie 5ubilGums.
fonos til Heformationens 6irebun.
oreoaarsieIt. General Council az
ter at reiIe 100000, @eneralip.
nooen 81 100000, Soint SpnoO of
Obio $250.00 Somaipuooen$300,-
900. UeisionriIpnooen iamler Bono,
men bar fife nPont nogen beltelnt
Gum. Zen foreneoe ~(norife) Strife
bar arbeiOet oper ct aar % bar ale
reoe Ianlet oper 100000, oeri mo.
befottet Observation-Disclosures ior ct.
OLAF. Gen norIfe Spno0e oil uoen
EuipI uofsre ben glm, iom blep
foreilaoet Deo Nsoet | Siour Sails,
at Iamle tiIItrRffeliet til at 6etale
@qloen poo ale 6ens Snititutioner
og til OpFereIie al to me gpgnin-
ger, cen / Siour Sails oe cen / De-
corab. Oct funoe inmles pao cen
Dag, oeriom ale par pilige til at
fage fat og ORE liot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

Nen scr er to andre RnaOer,
boorpaa nj bar GnIeonin9 til at epe
friiteIia Snoil0oeIie paa % gen.
uem Ben oiientliqe StoIe.
& bar 10 aae DEF / Sfoleug
Sturelie. ON fife pad anoen @aaoe
iaa peo at oure meo til at upIge
SfoIeraao 7et bar mere at Be.
moe. emo ri almin0eIia er os beDi0it.
at iua DaIat et Sfoleraao. Der oil
bare SfoIen Ie0et I friiteIia annO.
Som Sfoleraaoet er. IA opIqer
set Carer. q iel0 ON 9arercn el.
Ter 9urerin6en life moeroiier / re.
Iilisie 5aa. ian bill oen. Der ielo er
moer triiieli9 Snoilnoelie. Diie
9gteIie FOR ariitenOommen % gen.
Hem 2eoeIien al Sfolen noeoe fri
ftelis RoraI.
zen aaoen berllge I|Hleonlng I'll
al eoe friitelia SnofInoelic paa o.
aenncm SfoIen er oeo At Upre meO
til at uoanne 9urere til SfoIen
5in0es Der fife friitelige unac
Npno on a0inOer 5fanot qnisqer.
ne, iaa fan ieln Sc be0fte SfoleraaS
fife oalae triitcfiae Qerioner til
9Grere / Sfolen.
Ser peges paa en- Qnleonina. iour
irrIig antoIifferne beuptter ia fit.
tist o. i itor lloitrpfnina al, nagtei
DC / tort 0mfang ieIo Ia6er oeres
Born u~n0erbiie.
gi bur6e Iom 2~iitberanere Dprt
oaagne nof til at ie oisie a~nIe0niu-
ger % niofpre nof til at bennttC
Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
gsorif.amerifanite @raiter i @or

9orif.amerifanife 8raiter i 9tor-
ae. g9utberaneren@ meo0eler:
.,gIanot en- gfaffe 5oranoriHger !
oen norIfe @run0lop. iom ! norit
Statsraa0 ben 80. Zee. 1914 be.
IlutteOes foreilaoet ior Stortinget,
er GoriIaa XI ON 5oranOring !
@~runolopens Baragrai 80, onOet
9eo, foranleOiget al airfe0epnrte-
mentets gbef, iom bar u0talt In
ifeligbeoen al, at Der aa6nes 30
gang til at finne BRUCE Rorif.
amerifanere til Brpiter. naar De
bar 8ngtigbeo og 9proom til oct,
oq at 8runolouen oerfor bsr for.
ANDRES oerhen, at BET peo 2oo fan
foiti9ttes, ON man fan BRUCE BrP-
Iter fra amerifo / geiitliee gm'
meoer = Sao blot os befenot bor
ipenif-Iutberife Br9iter / 4merifa
onereoe / Here aor bnft 2eiTigbeo
til at funne isge 8rpitefnlO !
Sperrie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

eertilpgeI, meo De itore, iDloige %
flingen0e Joner. Spor itprft So
briffen er oofset De ienere aar les
be0it al, at oct pareoe IS aar. in
ben Sc isrite 5000 Snitrumenter 6leu
iremitillct. meoens oe iioite 800 er
bpgseoe poa 8 Mar. 5 anret 1914
fabritereoes ca. 500 Snitrumenter.
- Wan iaor ct 9egreb ON Stsrrel.
len al oct arbei0e, Ger u0feres ueO
et ettelt Snitrlment. nnor man no.
rer, at ethnert innoant beitaar al
5000 - cite 5l1iinOe - iorlfellige
Smaaoele. Com aurioium fan an
fsres, at 5anaenterne ira ale oe
iabrifereoe Snitrumenter. lagt SiOe
ON Sioe. oiI0e flnne Oonne en- Gro
mcnem asbenbaou % Ralme, %
at StrenQene ira Snitrnmenterue
inmmenfnntteoe oilOe funne ma ira
Qoropolen til Spopolefi. 5or at
ifafie elienben o. llI6 til Snitru.
menterne bar ca. 500 6leianter %
$1,000 6anr manttet laoe oeres
Gin. - Souning & Wslers Snitrn.
ment err ct al mango aoncertmeitrc,
baaOe inoen- % ltoenlonoife. itprtt
benuttet Snitrunent. o. bet err ct
imrft 8ionesbor0 ON oonif sore.
.ta9iombe0.
0neriaiif Q1rrnlt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10
snn Tor 9laomisiionen.

Spn ior 9laomislionefl. gSu'
theraneren4 anferer ielgenOe, iom
en- Sr. 9rege ~ifrioer. angaaenoe
buao Jan bar giort Tor ySutb. :
l~lobreoelie a5eg bar 9iort mt
geOite Tor a9utberaneren1s uobre-
belle, oaiaa oenne osit (Oette otter
aor) oq penter at gore mere. &e-
iultatet er fife BET beoite. men leg
faar gsre oenne Sang JON tIoligere
tage Al egen CONNIE, iaa ieg fan
foa gla0et mo / 0e ileite 8iem.
Sea Bar nemlig ben Grfaring, at
ToIf piI beholoe 9laOet, mar De fsrlt
foar oet mo / Oeres Stem. SEQ
bar iat mig Tor at iaa bet mo al
Re Stem / oen Menigbe0, ieg ill
bsrer. % M bar ieg omtrent naa'
ct nit Maal. DIN Der fanotes en-
Mano + boer Mfenigbeo. Der Oiloe
iptte iig en- iaaoon 0pgaoe, lnn nil
Be 8la0et faa flor llobreoelie." -
Sffe ion6t. oenne Mano man bopt
sun FOR en- gIaOmisiions 9etpo-
nina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-02-10

frer 6orelorene % airfen Sno-
prqntningen al S~anobeoen, iom Be
iait6olOer Den Ogiaa fun mOer
oen 5oruoi9tning fan oi tenfe os
SDitemets Acknowledged.
Oct er oa ogina p9ro at m9rfe
iig, at oa gfsamenen itrengt oil
5oIoe fig til biitoriife, littergre %
etiife SpsrgsmaaI iaa blioer DER
ingen Dioere anleOning til at I'M
oeruiie / De SpergsmaaI, iom er
ipregne Tor De iorifeaige friitne
9efenoeHer. % llnOeroisnin9en maa
troos @~aIgiri6eoen me6 9e6uenOis.
6eo blioe en- Slags 9ibeIa8nin9
eaer 9%ibelituoium, % bet par pit
life iaa gait.
@en iaa itaar Ser en6oa eet
Spergsmaal tiI5nee ubeioaret: @r
oen alminoeIige SfoIe5 gutoriteter
I Stau0 til at efsaminere j bibeI.
Ife 5ng. ieIo nanr Der I'm tases
6enipn til Set biitoriite, IitterGre og
etiife peo en- Beg / 9ibelen2
81 iperger blot % 6enitiaer Iau.
fer til 0%oeroeieIier; t5i finoe ser
DinOes noaet Tor oor llng6om /
aan6eIig 9enieen0e peo Sn6fsreI-
len al ct iaa0ant Snitem. bur0e ri
Tom I~tt6erife ariitne neoigt iutte
os oerimoo.