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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06

New York. Dec q Money on call
opened at per cent; high. 10 per cent
low, per cent; close, per cent.
Most loans were at Slz per cent Time
money was obtainable to fair amount.
and Fl business Of some size was done
Several spocialties reached high
marks, but most issue on the curb
showed signs OF SIN suffering from
yesterdays scare when call money
went up.
Cot,onseed on market remained
quiet and showed only small fuctu-
atoms. There IS very little doing in
crude oil. which is quoted at S6 to s6A
Some refners report more business
ioing in cooking oils and also fair
demand for compound lard Interests,
out the buying is not aggressaye.
Foreign demand :44#-.+4l
10 BE- at q low ehb Close: Decernbe
'2.7oQ7s January. 12.G3a 81, March.
ffsoae2 MAY. 1856 n 81 July. 1911 Il
g; spot - - bid sales. 81 500 shares.
Local copper dealers report CON
inued brisk demand at strong prices
FOR delivery This month. 34Asc TO 35c
generally quoted: for FIRST quarter of
9l7. 33i2 c 70 34c: second quarter, 33c q
Ice third quarter, 323c, last
quarter. 3tHc to 32c,
Raw sugar quiet; centrifugal. SEA.
1oiasses. 4.S7. Refined quiet ANA an
ettied: fne graduated, 725G7.oq.-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Quotations by Miller q Co. Members
New York Cotton EXCHANGED

Chicago, Dec 5.-Tnere was gem
raj reirstating Of lines in tho Chicago
heat market today Tho buying was
by Armour brokers, followed by
ohm F. Barrett. Bartlett Frazier Com
any (the Patter housed and f. W
fRener & COMPANY This strong buy
* caused sharp advances in the mar
et. the December ranging between
t,sf and 81 sea- May. between s1TlL
nd si.7e: July. Sl4i and 46A Rest
* spots fer the day showed net gains
az G4ac. The general wheat trade
gas big one. and while the early
ices were lower. the speculative bull
EN- WAS soon in evidence. and the
ivances established were quickly
ade. There WAS much talk Of big
lsiness in wheat on export account,
I'd the trade on foreign account was
rger than that made public. which
~ SOC. 900 bushels.
Corn was strong and showed adj
noes of 2hG2&c today. There
~ rally of Sc from the lowest point,
It'll the December at times the strong
t: The strength shown In the cash
trket fails TO encourage those who
short that month. Country offer
Is were light.
Oats were 1kc13Tc higher and
mer. That market showed a sold
condition Cash sales Of corn were
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06
WEST MAY OFFER FOR
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Friends OF Nanseanond Senator Urgint
That He Enter LISTS Fur Staas
Primary In August.

State Senator J. e. West. of Suffolk.
Is being mentioned by friends ana
admirers as a possible candidate for
the nomination for Lieutenant Cover.
nor in the State primaries next Ausust.
Should Senator West heed the call Of
his admirers and permit the entry ~
his name in the lists for the honor.
the race for the nomination will be.
come a three affair, judge
Martin w. Williams, of Giles. and for
mer Senator B. Frank Buchanan. Of
Smyth. having already announced their
candidacy.
The Suffolk Herald Of December 1.
reviewing the political situation in the
State campaign, refers to Senator
West and his possible candidacy as fol-
lows:
Some OF the friends of Col J.. y.
West. OF Suffolk. have been insisting
that no enter the raoe for the IAeu>
tenant Governorship. Col. West has
represented his county in the Lower
House OF the General Assembly ana
this district in the Senate OF Viz.
Einia for several terms. and 10 Don
ular not only in this section but hAe
made many friends throughout the
State. His untiring and able advoca-
cy OF tho temperance cause. his close
attention to his duties and advooany
Of legislation in the interest Of the
people and the general welfare Of his
State are we'll known. and should he
enter the race. he would be q for
midable candidate. T1dewater Vtr.
ginia should be recognized and given
a place in the States official family.
and Col. West. should no decide to
enter the race. will make II hot for
the other candidates. He II q hard
campaigner and allows no grass 70
grow under his feet"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06
CAMPBELL COUNTY
APPEALS ITS CASE
Especial to The Richmond y,re,nian,)

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Lynchburg. Va. Dec. 5.-The board
OF supervisors of Campbell County
have taken an appeal from the Cor
poration Commission Of Richmond to
the Circuit Court of Richmond against
the Norfolk and Western. Southern.
Virginian and Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroads as to the assessment of their
roadbed and tracks in this county. In
the application for an appeal II IL
stated that the assessment L. too low
and also that some OF the property has
been omitted from the assessments.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06
MUSICALE IN HIGHLAND
PARK SCHOOL FRIDAY

The Mothsrs Club Of Highland Park
have gotten up . unique musicale for
next Friday evening. December s. at
s:lS o'clock. In the school auditorium.
The music will be provided by Mrs.
Lucy's musical troupe. which needs no
introduction to a local audience. There
will also be male quartet, which will
render several selections.
The admission to the entertainment
Will be 10c. and the proceeds will GO
to buy slides for the moving picture
machine. also purchased by the club.
to enlighten and illustrate the lessons
to the children.
1t is hoped the people on the hill
will turn en- masse and help this mag
unanimous work of the Mothers Club. y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06

eehn9 bushels. and OF oats 10000
bushels. and with $4,000 OF the latter
for export
The hog market was strong on ad
vances IN grains. The close WAS gen
orally higher January pork was the
strongest spot q the list. and the buy
.rF was largely by shorts Commission
houses bought May pork and ribs while
Eastern concerns took January lard
TIL -a<h trade in meats was fair. with
prices fr SEINE cuts declining
open. High. Low Close
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06

Annie Haw ct vir to Lille Kilpat-
rick. Al 1-2xlss IL feet on Lady Mile
Road: 500.
The Tax Title Company Of Rich
mond to Elizabeth Jones, 26x70 feet
east line Tyler Street. 40 feet north
OF Cabell Street: 500.
A. c. Andrews to A. L. Sharp. look
126 feet west line Montrose Avenue
at south line Brookland Boulevard
80. Tax. $50: $40.
Skeggs. lots 1874. 1877. Brookland Ter
race. Tax soc: $40.
Roland Park Corporation to Guy
e. Mosby. lot Q. block e, Roland Park.
Tax, 81: $40.
Timothy F. Callahan ct ux. to Re-
nato Sasteloecchi and Angelo Fibbiani.
41x67 Ia feet west line street at north
line Duval Street: $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06

Quotations ny Miller u Co, Members
New Work Cottop lxrhaaxe.l

N"v YORK, Dec. 5.-Cotton moved
upward after displaying early weak
ness TO-DAY At She start the market
-e+eenfed 20 "a sharp break IA Liver
pool. ~ declines OF eighteen to TWEEN
lr-ejne po'etS New Orleans aud
other Southern interests were buyers
hors while supply came from Wall
street, uptown interests and Liverpool
The lower prices bro iEht in a large
number Of buying rrders. nd after the
call the market became staRdier. but
selling by houses With Liverpool con-
nections agar became neaVY. March
contracts sold on to 20 40 and May TO
20.&2, After the close abroad offerings
became somewhat lighter. and the de-
cline war halted BY covering. In the
early afternoon the market ruled
frmer. Heavy buying by spot firms
and by Wall street and Western In
terests that had liquidated long lines
around 81 cents was a feature late in
the day. Prices responded to the de-
mand by a recovery OF about thirty
points from the earlier break and
closed steady at n net decline OF fifteen
to twenty-one points.
Port receipts for the day were 5a.720
bales compared with 6l.793 bales last
year. Exports for the day were 7.262
bales. all to Great Britain. Clearances
for the season to date aggregate 2.5+o.-
6G2 bales against 1903. $50 bales for
the correspondents period last season.
spot here was quiet. twenty points
lower at Is 90. There were no sales.
The spot article at New Orleans was
duiet. with middling twenty-five points
lower, at 1868. Sales. 1850 bales
Liverpool spots quiet today, twenty
e. GIT points lower. on the basis Of
11.1id for middlinG upland Futures
closed steady AT net decline of seven
to fourteen points,
VI u
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06
RAPs DRUG STORE BOOZE
Two Former Health Commissioners,
Want Sales Of Liquor LIMITED.

Two Former Health Commissioner
Want Sales OF Liquor Limited.
Chicago. Ill. Dec. 5.-After listen
ing to two former health commis-
sfonsrs the council committee on
health recommended an ordinance
prohibiting druggists from selling
spirituous liquors without physicians'
prescriptions
1T Is the opinion Of the members OF
the American Medical Association, as
well as my own" said DR.. w. A
Evans former commissioner. now
health editor Of the Chicago Tribune.
that the use OF spirituous liquors as
medicine should be abolished. In
hospitals the use of whiskey and gin
In emergency cases s being aban-
doned"
Former CrvuuJssioner A. r. Rey-
nolds also spoke. The ordinance
would impose fne OF from s15 to
$500 for each violation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06

Charter was issued yesterday to the
following corporation:
Hartford Clock Corporation. Rich
mond. Va. Capital stock: Maximum.
100000; minimum. $4,000; par. 800.
Incorporators; r. Frank Huntzinger
president and treasurer. 2s46 North
Baily Street. Philadelphia. Pa. Mat
thew Rogers. vice-president and secre-
tary. 1886 Christian Street. Philadel-
phia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06
nEW YORK BANKS
CARELESS IN LOANS
with Money and Collateral Most
Abundant In World. Its Gall
Money Rate Rcuaains Higs'tT.
BY BRoADaN WALL

New York Dec S.--Official publ
cation Of the Presidents message to-
day with a more reasonable money
rate gave Wall Street a slightly bet
ter market TO-DAY. Prices were heaNN
most Of the day. but in the ate stter-
noon there WAS a quick recovery. II
must he admitted. however. that the
character OF the buying raised sus-
p!cton that Il was chiefly shorts who
were taking the stocks Shorts fear
the effect Of the Presidents message
on the country for a few days They
also believe that the importation OF
nearly $500 o0o Qoo IN gold that has
been planned will break the money
rate.
What has happened in the money
market and the stock market TINS
week Is likely 70 alarm the public
II makes li,,le difference what rea-
sons whether good OF bad. are be
hind the advance IN the money rate.
the fast thai ne calling 81 loans has
been r~ne~a' and hat the N:tle banks
have called more iDsis,ent!y than the
hiS ones has been emphasized
When stasss were twenty points
lower their 9i-ghase was urged on
the strength AZ sfr earnings and a Low
money a. Nav r addition 20 high
money ~ates the ranks are refusing
W sraae Fl StarcrS - recognize the
n.che~ stock ffjees IN loans
pergat- ta~ rios. r7 t.ortEnt tee'-
,i~a a. $50 E.s~.ttr- situation u The
sv.ser.-5 fr. bankers rad permitted
sNef~ ,aa#- - @.t almost beyond con
-ro. Hs feH I7rs * mat
-r4t v--. z.. ~ 80 purchase mi
the s. '-t -Fe y-8-- ~r 30 IN"
-.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS


" HITUVS IdfY], per bu.. 80 q IS
WHOLESALE MARKET CONDITIONS
Cary street continued sluggish to-
day, with no buying desire apparent
on the part Of retail merchants. Poul-
try, eggs and butter were especially
ful'. and according TO commission men.
there Is little likelihood OF a better
ment in the immediate future. Farm
ers have been urged by the wholesale
merchants to hold their shipments Of
produce until the market again Ia firm
Prices today were unsteady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06
CAPTAIN BLACK TO RETURN
ITO YALE FOR ANOTHER YEAR

10 Is now definitely settled that
Clinton r. Black. captain OF this
years victorious Yale football team,
again will be in the gridiron uniform
when Tad Jones' charges line UP for
their work next year.
Although Black has been rated In
the Junior class on account Of the fact
that he 10 taking the usual four-year
course In three years, he did not know
until very recently that he would re-
turn to nnish hin course,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06
Hastings Release Deed.

Trustees OF The Building, Loan and
Trust Company to Edward L. De-
Raisne. lot 3. square s, Burfoot's Ad-
dition, 33x157 feet south line Hull
Street, So feet from Thirty-fourth
Street; also lot 8, square IS. Burfoots
Addition. No. 3410 Decatur Street. 33X
l57 feet south line Decatur Street, sc
feet from Thirty-fifth Street; $1,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06
Henrico Release Deeds

John c. Easley ct ais. trustees, TO
f. d. Oliver. II lilo acres and i'm
provements on Ridge Road: $500.
II. T. Richeson ct ais. trustees, to
Eugene H. Rawlings ct ux., 20 acres
on south side Three Chopt Road; $2,-
$50
]. B. Elam ct ais. to A. T, Griffith,
2.l07 acres near Laburnum Avenue !;
$3.50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06
HENRICO TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds OF Bary ain and Sale Re
corded Yesterday

Arden Howell. special commission
er. to College View Realty Corpora
ton and successors in title, about 3
acres near Three Chopt Road. (Quit
claim); 81.
Martha Jane Murphy ct vir to
Daniel Lacy Murphy. lot 2. block n,
section 8, Highland Springs Tax,
SOC: IS.
Virginia and North Carolina Wheel
Company to Crane and MacMahon
Inc, acres known as "Mayos Ad-
dition," bounded on north bv G. and
o., east by lands OF r. II. Catlett and
south. Almonds Creek and west. lands
of. j. T. Maynard. Tax, $3.50: 81.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06
liabilities.


I, J. r. Norvell. cashier. do solemnly
swear that the above is a true state
nient OF the financial condition OF
South Richmond Bank. Inc. located
AZ Richmond. in the county OF Ches~
terfeld. State OF Virginia. at the close
OF business, on the 18th day OF No
ven1ber, 1915. TO the best of my knowl-
edge and belief.
J. e. NORVELL
Cashier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06
Hcnrico Trust Deeds.

Henry j. Walker ct TX. to John
b. Welsh, trustee. lots 81, %, 81, and
SIS, Shelton Park; s23852
Thomas H James ct TX. to Geo. r.
Haw trustee,t 2623 acres at Deep Bot.
toms on the James River; $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF
South Richmond Bank
lncorporated

LOCATED AT RICHMOND, IN THE
COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD
STATE OF VIRGINIA. AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS. NOVEMBER
II. 1915. MADE TO THE STATE
CORPORATION COMMISSION:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

(Wholesale quotations by r. w. Evans
d Co. Produce Commission
Merchants.)
Richmond. Va, Dec. S. 1916.
The Wholesale market from aclual
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06

tReported by Rodgers, P3ummer a
Company. Inc.
Petersburg. Va. Dec. 5, 1915.
Spanish, Farmers Stock. Market
hrm
New stock. s1s7h per busheI
Nirginias. Farmers Stock Market
arm.
New stock.
Fancy Jumbo. Al per Ii.
Extra prime. 3%e per lb
Prime, az 9 per ID.
Smelling stock. &c 20 aAc per ID.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06
Clanccry Trust Deeds.


e. X. and j. H. Schepm pes to j, B.
Eiam and JOS c. Taylor. trustees. lot
IL, block J, Ginter Park. fronting 100
xl50 feet west line Of Moss Side Ave-
nue.; $4.130.
Alma b. Evans ct vir. to ]. B. Elan
and Jos. c. Taylor. trustees, lot /.
block p. Ginter Park, fronting 135. 3
by 1885 feet east line Seminary Ave-
nue.; ss.ss7.5o.
Lille F. DesPortes ct ais. to Stuart
Bowe. trustee, 3ox150 feet north line
Franklin Street, 90 feet east OF Ry-
land: &1.766.25.
Miss A. Gentry to Edw. J. Blake.
trustee. 30x114.3s feet south line Cary
Street, 1870 feet west of CRANKY;
$685."
l. F. Herold to W. P. Redd and r
e. Peyton. Jr.. trustees, lots 10, 90.
block r. Battery Court; $500.
J. e. Christian and J w. Utley to
c. B. Trant trustee. "a IL by 125
feet west line Thirty-third Street, $50
feet south OF NJ Street; $3.50.
J. e. Christian and ]. w. Utlsy. to
G. B. Trant, trustee. "a IL by 1875
feet west line Thirty third Street, 16o
feet south Of NJ Street; 1899.
Charles e. and NJ. L. Shepherd to
R r. Clayton and w. g. Bell, trustees,
90 feet IL inches by III feet east
line West Street. 1853 feet 8 IA inches
south of Grove Avenue; :s62.75.
Pauline v. Dickerson TO Stuart
Johnson. trustee. 2ox125 feet west
line Thirty second Street. between r.
and S Streets; $3.50.
Lula A. Eldridse ct vir. to NJ. D.
Nunna1ly. trustee, "a IA by 10 feet
north line Broad Street at east line
Thirty fourth Street; $4,000.
w II. jackson ct ux. TO David
Meade White, trustee. 16sx125 feet
east line Thirty-third Street at south
line Street: s4ss2s.
&. w. Carson to David Meade
White. trustee. 4sx155 feet south line
Grace Street, es feet east of Twenty
sixth Street: $3.50.
Dora A. Colley ct vir. to George q.
White, trustee. lot 10. Hillcrest PARK :
s175
Thos. E. Robinson ct NIX. to F. Sit
terding and r. NJ. Boxley. trustees, 20
x125 feet west line Thirty
Street, between N and o Streets: ST.
coo
r. NJ Boxley, trustees 2ox7o feet east
line Tyler Street, 40 feet north OF
Cabeil Street; s1,10o
Jno. S. Moody to Fl. Seldom Taylor.
trustee. 4ox1oo feet north line
Powhatan Street. lao feet west OF
Meadow Street; $500.
Cfiancery Release Deexis-
w. p. Redd. trustee, TO f. l. Par
IRISH ct TX. lot ~. block H. Gintsr
Park; $3.50
NJ. D. Walker. trustee. 20 L. F..
Herold. lots 10. 90. block F. Battery
Court; $1,000.
r. sitterding and F. M Boxley.
trustees, to William H Jackson 4ox
400 feet north line Henrico Street,
100 feet west OF Dinneen Street; ST.
zoo.
F. M. Boxley and A. ]. Chewing,
Jr.. trustees, 70 William Ernm 9tt
Brown, No. 115 w. Jackson Street
being 31xis5 feet south line Jackson
Street. I'll feet east OF St. Peter
Street; si.272,
NJ. u. Nunnally. trustee, to Lula A.
Eldridge. "a 1-2x11o feet north line
Broad Street, at east line Thirty
fourth Street: s2.240.
Chas. A. Crawford, trustee. to Allen
9, Andrews, 100x125 feet west line
Nontrose Avenue, at south line Brook
land Boulevard. $1,000.
W. L. Sullivan. trustee. to S. It.
PerlStNson, Jr., ct Tx, 50x11o feet
north line Wallace Street, at east line
Addison Street; $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-06

State of Virginia. city OF Richmond:
Sworn to and subscribed before me
by J. + Norvell, cashier. this LIST day
of December. 1916.
d. c. BALLARD,
Notary Public
My commission expires July 30, 1918
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

Iegen 9aano % bar ilitttet S0erens.
fonit meo en- fremmeo Staggering
uOen oe oanife Stntsmnsigbeoers
Wellemfomit.
0enne anfe er ooe, iaa oiot ri
Tan ie, ubefeiet.
Otinilter 9lrnorslon tom berneO
gioi D. a.. uiitnof ior Den iamme
Sa9s SfpIO, og lit / Statsrnaoet
UNDER "a. Mai nOiteot en- forelsbis
eoo ON 9enon0igeIie for BAN til
at trefie 5oranitaItninger til Sit
ring at 8aretiIfsrielen til Sslano.
IS Sn0le0nin9en til oenne COP geo.
Der oct. at ISLANDS Dfiniiterium
bar foreornget for 9ongen. at oct
er n~eooenoiet siebliffelig at tr9fie
Iorifellige 6oronitaltninger, for at
8aretilisriel til SsIon6 fra Storbri-
tnnuien life belt itnI blioe iton0iet,
% 9opens Sn0boI0 er. at ISLANDS
Wiinfiter bemnnoiges til peo ct Reg
cement eIler Reglementer at tr9ife
ianoonne 8eitemmelier pe0rsren0e
Sanoelen % Sfibsfarten til o. ira
9onoet. Der finoes iornsone for
at iitre 9anoets garetilfsrieI. innlt
faitiptte 9sOer for Ooertrn0eIie al
m. M.
9enne foreIsbiqe 2oo er bleDen
aongen ioreIagt / Stotsraaoet. %
ben oanife Reoerins bar oItioa for
no o9ret befenOt meo ben oe bait
aOanno til DrsiteIie al Oens Sno.
boIo og til at erfpnOige iie ON,
bnao Der par oen nprmere anIeo.
nina til Sens 6remtomit, % boor-
IeOes Ben ogteoes benuttet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

enes. nn0er eet, nemIig iaaleoes,
at man Der 0anne0e ct ll0ualg til
go 3eeIano o. Queensland, men
bnerfen 0en enc eIler ben nnoen al
Oisie fnnoe faa no9en praftiif @abn
al en- Screening.
Wen Spgrgsmaalet er M: Sil
Di, Den ioreneoe airfe. gsre noget
for Queensland, % gere oct inart9
Oct er life iaa meget, ON Baitor
2ianaro fan lepe eller ei. Men oct
nGite Mar oil pore en- fritiif Ito
for arbeioet Der. Snteresien err MI
odft Dos mango bernoe, % man
uenter pao, bnao bet oil blioe til.
aan oct life boIoes oeolige MI, Iau
oil De, iom itnar dipentenoe, trpffe
zig belt tilboee. % De, iom lopeoe
at prsoe cen Sang til, oil opgipe
oct for iiofte Sang, meoens oe
mango, Der itnar fienoife ooer for
aiffen, oil fao ct argument til
imoo at tro poa @uo og bans
Gige.
Ru oil ieg aerne title bette
SperasmaaI til enbper 9eier til
%alnorlig eftertonfe: SeIp ON oct
fiin ginlot De eamIe. Der iliart ifal
%. ieIo ON oct fun gioIot nogle
ina Rennei fers 5relIe. bar oct ion
life ppro at gre, bpa0 Ri fnnOe
aIligeneI2
Ser og Der oa ale 8egne ipsr.
ger man: nSoao oil amerifo %.
req" Seln nogle al De melt troia.
ite 6umilier, bois Born enonli eaar
til andre Ssnooosifoler, flyer: ga,
blot oi bar iifre pao, at oct life
piIoe gna ! Stpffer ieen, iaa piIoe
bi tage bore Born no o. ienoe Dem
til Den ffanSinapiIfe Ssnonasifo.
le. Nen la6 os fsrit ie, buao oct
bIiner til meo Imerifo." atter o9
after fpsrees ser; oSar De bort
ira Nmerifo enonu2"
6nor ri for mango Sern / 81.
ben? Seq miiloes Ell Oro, iom en-
befenSt 9rG0ifant iaeoe, oo man
onitoIte en-, iom bapOe for mango
Sern / SI6en: g@onience, let bim
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-20

ie er ODr; Der gaar ca. $t0-t5
til buer Jur, ian oct er life mere
emo lige, at 8olleften fan iIaa til.
Gaitor 9ielfe Eeterien fan fun prG.
Oife meget iiuIoent. oa bans Sci
breo er me9et oaarIigt. san bar
maattet truffe fla belt tilba9e ira
Brpitegerninaen.
Den funoe 8aitor 9igaar0 be-
tiene Brisbane % De IA Blao-
ier omfring 8artpirf, iaa Diloe en-
anoen Mano pnre / 5tanO til at
betiene 9inaarp % marlborough
Bialbn. Der er airfebpening bna-
De / aingorp % YiaIbo. aIIe ire
ifan0innpiife 9irfer er nh after !
bore 9anosm9nos Spnoer, oa Tp.
iferne bar eipet GffaI6 paa Dem.
Seq mener life at iiee, at
Queensland for 9ioen oil funhe
unoerboloe to grGiter; Iom ga.
eerne MI itnar, err Der emo life To-
oct Den enc NOT til l~lnoerboI0 FOR
oct n9ite aor. Den fan man bline
biuIpen roper oct oe0e Buntt", iaa
tror ieg, man let fan u~noerboloe
TO gr9iter.
Mnn bar iagt, at 4rbeioet /
auitralien % paa ND 3eeIano bur.
De ~iorenes unoer Get. Ren bporIe.
Oes tGnfer man iig egentlia, at oct
ifuIoe orones2 5bi Queensland err
10, bpao bet prdftiIfe aneonr, Iige
Iangt borte ira Nn 3eelano iom ira
Amerifal Oct tager 6 q 7 Gage =
allermin0it - at fomme ira 9ep
,3eeIono I'll Brisbane, oa en- Dag
lpnaere til De andre Steoer. 5oor.
leSes pil0e man 7. CTS. boT6e areos.
ms6e poa oen Mna0e2 Wan fun
DC Iige ina let foreue gbicago og
asbenbnbn nnber innme areosl
ut Queensland ti0Iigere bar bort
moer Np 3eeIono er begrrnoet
paa. at ser life bar bpret noeet
beore; % BET er maaife melt pna
@runS al aitonoen, at Queens.
LAMB Iiaeiom bar p9ret Steobrooer.
4rbeioet funoe ieIpfsl9eIig goot
for ameritos geofommenOe for.