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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
NOTICE re- HOLDERS OF
ERIE & JERSEY RAILROAD COMPANY
a. 80 Year sinking Fund Cold RonAs.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that Quar-
anty Trust Company Of New York, as sue
cessor to The standard Trust Company of
New York. Trustee undeJ First Morteags
dated June 10Th. lHo5. hereby invites, pur-
suant to section : Of Article II OF the Sup
plementsl ind"uture, dated January End.
1915, proposals for The sa!o to the Sinking
Fund on May 9TH, 1915. with accrued In
terest TO that date, Of as many bonds Of
the above issue as can be purchased for ths
sum of Twenty-Five thousand dollars
C.5, ooUl. scaled proposals. VIII be received
~. the TRUST DEPARTMENT OF tho ur-
dersigned. No. 40 broadway. New York City.
up to 10 o'clock 4. NJ. ON Friday. May 9Th,
1915, when the same viii be opened and
bonds offered AZ the lowest price, not ex-
cecding 100 NJ par and accrued interest
10 the extent necessary to exhaust said
sum will be accepted. Each offer OF more
than 81, 600 principal amount % bonds shall
be made subject 10 acceptance IN part, in
case the aggregate Of the offers shall en-
coed the amount 81 money available for
the redemption Of bonds offered. Tho right
Is reserved TO reject any and all offers.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
Dated April oh. 1916.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

Sew York. April lS'h. 1916.
TIE ANNA MEETING or THE STOCK.
HOLDERS. or Tue NEW YORK MUTUAL
Directors for I've ensuing vesr Will he held az
the Office Of the COMPANY. No q" Eaet 18th
~, on TUESDAY the 9Th day OF May. 1915, al
noon Transfer books close AT . p NJ on tho
lat dsy Of MAY '''' and reopen AT 10 A. NJ.
o. the 10th day Of Nav 'olC
GEO W rNRKHURST. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
California Northwestern Railway COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE RONOs.

iens'z Steinhart, Trustee under the mort.
sage. or Deed - Trust OF tho California
northwestern hallway Company, dated
March i7th. isss. IN sccordsn nee with ths
terms, and provisions Of articles OF said
Deed OF Trust, hereby invites proposals fov
the sale 20 him on May let. 1915. at his
ONCE, Su''er and Snusons streets, In this
city OF san Francis %. of bonds secured ny
said Deed Of Trus, at u ruto not exceeding
par ana ten per ccntIm premium. to such
amount. With the premium. as shall not
exceed f7.T$SsS.
By loNArZ sTElSHART. Trustee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

Receipts NJ hogs were ',SSt head. In
Guiding about 4 carload for the marh.
Prices We're steady, aud ,i.ht /. l-a,,
hogs sold at -. S0dsio25 per 100 lbs
coughs at n,75, Country dressed hogs
steady 81 TO- l%c, per 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
TUF VALE TOw>I MIG. GO.

a. '&i-" 'i.,d'rI 80 ~ rve Cct
Board % Directors out NJ past earnings.
pa. ahlo Ma sch. ip s'oCkho'dVrs OF record
At thu close Of business MAY 1. 1916.
! u roNSE.. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Alabama Great Southern:

7:,,e ; r... Ap,n s;'sst rs sA'' i.'ii:s:s
r,,1cirnati, New Orleans and Texas
go wock April ,:sI,ss5 Inc. .sss,s
.,"olot+do and Southern:
f-om' Fly apr" ,s'';sa..cossss Inc inc. s@5Ss,.ss.::
-%e9'sia southern and FLORIDA:
r..onIi Tt,k ,Apr'l $500 Inc; ,.t::s
Fran' Jul" APR. apr" ::ai''asSSss..sssso6 inc. s''ssssss..ssssss
-M,,ne'p polls and ST. Louis:
Tnifi "."k April Ses,3ee Inc. S1.1ao
from july i..... s.s.i,123 Inc. 4l3.?Os
mobile aud Ohio:
fF'Hi July l..... 9,373.770 Inc. 52j.577
Southern Railway:
FT3r,-m' jag TIsA ApFll tsss ,tos.scs Inc. 5'iisssiifsa
Virginia and southwestern:
rfra5rmi j TriSN Apr'l ,ss,sss Inc. :,s,s
Union PACIFIC.
30 ''7ion Pacific Railroad Company re-
Dor i"r March:
O. g.. e, ,i gsa:s:.: ".Ss55ii; ;5:: I Ins: 's':s;Hss
oDe-, income. ss,s47,s45 Inc, ,I,5sa.Jos
g., ,&;yssu.: .%.,s,,ssss. In:,,l,..ss.,ss
cper, income $50, 535, $50 Inc. "a. 707,S5
VIRGINIA AND SOUTHWESTERN.
The Virginia and Southwestern RAILWAY
company reports for March.
Sross a~arnings... N7?,tls Inc. 334.soI
"f' earnings.... 1851 Inc. 2<,9l9
From July u:
Srosa earnings. 3l.t7A.ss2 Inc. Vss.s7s
He' esrnirgs, go. 39A945 Inc. $500
BALTIMORE AND OHIO.
N. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
rsny reports for March:
gptr; revenue,... sa,:69,7l1 Inc. @i.ois,s7o
io'dl oper. cxps.. 7.0s2.iS7 Inc. ?,35s.07s
Ne, oper. rev.. a?.ls7.544 Dec. Sa3s,Io9
From July /:
orer. revenue. 3s2.o7s.%7s Inc. S1t,s1a.saa
TOTAL oper. exps. 57.70+.+is Inc. S.:s?,1s7
Ast oper. ..s:t,s75,oSi Inc. IS. SEQ. sos
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.
Month OF March:
1916. Changes.
ioia' oper. rev.. N,37S.b35 Inc. e277. osi
Net roy. from ra0.
way operatierA t3s.7t3 Inc. 1881
90 income iIter
charges -. .if.0si Inc. ltJ.7tt
Boo hin" months TO March 81:
ibldl op"r. rev. vi, $40, sos Inc. e8to.5s7
act rev, from rail-
va! operations, 1,333,S5b Inc. bAi,osl
H"t Income after
charges 49,. i.sss.3ls Inc. s5s.sN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
NOTICE To HOLDERS OF
GENEsEE RIVER RAILROAD CO.
First MORTGAGE &C., 6O-Yr. Gold 8onds.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Guar.
anty Trust COMPANY Of New York, as sue
cessor to The Standard Trust Company Of
New York. Trustee under First Mortsage
dated juno LIST. 1901. hereby invites. pur-
srant TO lection . Of Article II OF ths
Supplemental In tenure. dated January
End, 1915, proposals for tho sale to the
sinking Fund on May oh, 1915. With ac-
crued interest 10 that date. Of as many
bonds of the above issue AS can be pur-
chased for. the sum Of Twenty thousand
received a, the Trust DEPKRTMENT Of
the undersigned. No. 1to Broadway. New
York city. M TO 10 o'clock A. NJ. on Fri
day, May 9TH. 1915, when the ga mo will no
opened tnd bonds offered at tho lowest
price; not exceeding iioec Of par and ac-
crued Interest TO the extent necessary to
exhaust ssid sum. Will he accepted. Each
oner Of moro than 81. 00o principal amount
OF bonds shall be made subject to zc-
ceptanoc IN Part. In case tho 1ggrecate of
the offer shall exceed the amount Of
money available for tho eden ption OF
bonds offered. Tho right is reserved to
reject any and all offers.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK,
BY CHARLES ". S.tdStS, President.
Dated April sth. 1916.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

per 100 lbs; ordinary TO good clipped At
991&lo Dressed mutton steady at Ito
lsc.. including wethsr mutton NJ IL Ice.
dressed lambs easy IT 10y % isc., country
dresses dollhouse lambs unchanged a. $50
. peg carcass.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

,.Ile T VI BIDS 70 LIVERPOOL wotc; Nav.
~" July, y oSc October, ia 20 : January.
y %. The market there was due TO open TO.
tav /. point advance.
Port receipts and Stoke:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

The New York Air brake Compan,
has placed an additional order for about
1000 tons OF foundry pig iron for this
years delivery and IL still negotiating
for about 1000 tons additional for early
1917 shipment. Another contract for
900 tons OF foundry iron WAS quietly
closed yesterday for shipment over the
first half Of this year. II IL understood
that the iron will be shipped from Buff
falo. Eastern ma!leable foundrics rave
also quietly closed for an aggregate Of
about 10000 tons OF pig iron with Buf-
falo producers. making a total Of about
100000 tons taken by such furnaces IN
the last four or five days. including, Of
course. the $4,000 ton for the American
Radiator Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

Open.Hl.h.Low. {

The local market for spo, cotton was
Cesdy. . points advance; middlns LIE,
southern spot markets as officially repurted
were unchanged. New Orleans. II Sc Gal.
weston, u 35c.; Say annah. lls.c.: Memphis,
Lc Augusta. ll.7,c.: Houston. IL 5Nr.
New Orleans market closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
PRESSED >TtfI CAR COMPANY.
NEW -lpIr .Ap'il IS, 1916.

'Fe''rr'H ii'ihtIu No. NJ.
\ quarterly dividend ~ ore aud thr.,
quaGtcrt per cont, ll"i ~ will he pali
Ma" ?i'h '7's. - rreferret sock holde-A
OF record a. The c.o.a ~ tL-lEo,s May 3rd.
TT SWAMI Ass,s,ar. r-,ssuror.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

The Liverpool market opened steady. There
~as a fair business in spot cotton. with mid.
bales; receipts. 5000 bales, including 500
American. Closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

In the Contra West. particularly IN
the P!ttsburg district. there Is less ac-
tive demand for basic iron. which ls
somewhat easier at SIS to sls25 at val
ley furnaces. hut standard besseme- Is
still wanted and difficult 10 buy under
SCI at valley furnace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
Their Day.

The sugar stocks enjoyed an especially
bouyant market yesterday on tho re-
ception OF advices that the quotations
for raw and refined sugars had gone to
new high records on the present move
ment. on the Stock Exchange Cuban
American Sugar advanced to 235 and
closed at 234ia, a gain of l4ia points
over the last previous transaction. South
Porto Rico Sugar advanced 10 points to
2l0. while American Beet Sugar sold up
to 6sta. "A gain Of Ia points. On the
curb Cuba Cane Sugar continued to
display the strength and activity that
followed the announcement that the
earnings on the COMMON stock this year
would be better than 20 per cent. The
preferred closed last night at s6H.
against a previous close Of 9t&. while
the common sold up to 62k as COM
pared with a close Of s0% on Wednes-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

The demand for tin plate for export
continues heavy and n contract for
10000 boxss Ii reported to have been
placed with Fittsburg mills At $685. per
base box. Small orders for domestic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
Union PaciAc Earnings.

Favorable railroad earnings are get
tins to be the rule rather than the ex-
c~eption, but the statement Of the earn
ings Of the Union Pacific Railroad for
March Is ono Of the best that has yet
been rendered. Operating revenues we're
s~s,7l7.16S. N increase OF S?,457.?29.
while the net revenues from operations
amounted to $3.7s5.223. u gain OF ST.
6I2,45O. The operating income for
March was $3,3+7. 9+5. an increase Of
SI,5s?,50s. For the period from July l..
1915, to March 81, 1915. the operating
revenues were $79,153,531. "a gain of SIi,-
400, 1855. while the net revenues were
ySl,b2S,563. all Improvement OF $7,i3G,-
337. The operating income for that
period amounted to $ao,6?5.2SS. an In
crease Of e6.7o7.SS3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

Railroad companies have placed n num-
her of additional small orders for stand
ard section rails for this years and nsNt
years shipment, a~ggregatinc about To-
600 to 10000 tons. About 10000 tone ~
this will he rolled 10y the PENNSYLVANIA
steel Company. The Nirginian Railway
has ordered 5000 tons. the Western
Maryland 1000 tons and the Jackson
vile Terminal, 1000 tons. Trolley lines
In Connecticut and New York state
have placed additional orders for girdcr
rails and high r rails amounting to
about 800 tons Trolley lines IN
Massachusetts hav" also ordered about
2.0oo tons from the Maryland steel
Company. The Springfield Street Rail
way and tho Worcester Consolidated
RAILWAY have ordered 1000 tons and the
Berkshire Street Railway 40 tons for
early 1917 shipment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

There are n number OF inqui the
market for structural steel f. export.
including several thousand tons In small
lots for sugar mills to be constructed IN
Cupa. \ few additional inquiries have
also come from the Far East. but few OF
the mills are quoting OIL such business
al This time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

The New England plants Of the Amer.
lean Steel and Wire Company arc stu
heavily congested. and orders have re-
Gently been transferred to other divl-
stons in AZ attempt 10 relieve the situa-
ton In "! ssachusetts. According to one
repor the Worcester mill OF the largest
interest is about 10000 tons behind in
shipments. on contracts Of all kinds Of
products. The freer movement by the
transportation companies has given only
partial relief to Eastern consuming in
terests.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad has
placed a bridge contract calling for $50
tons Of steel with the American Bridge
Company. The same shops have also
taken an order for 100 tons OF steel
shapes for plant improvements Of the
illinois steel Company. and will furnish
500 tons of structural steel for a high.
way bridge In Humboldt county, Califor-
Ma. Plans are being prepared for the
Colonial Trust Company building. to he
constructed at Thirteenth and Market
streets, Philadelphia. The Jones &
l.aughlin Steel Company will furnish
5oo tons of structural steel for the Webb
Terminal at Pittsburg. The New York
Air i'rakc Company will require 800 tons
Of structural steel for plant extensions
AZ Watertown y. Y. The LehiGh Valley
Railroad is in the market for bridge
work which will require about 1900 tons
Of structural steel, and the New York
Connecting Railway is taking bids oil
1000 tons Of steel transmission poles.
The Belmont Bridge Company has an
order for 5000 tons steel shapes for the
shipbuilding plant to be constructed OF
the Delaware by interests connected
with the sun oil Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

The Marshall foundry, which recently
bought 20. 900 tons Of bessemer for the
manufacture OF ingot moulds, Is reported
to be negotiating for 1900 tons more.
A moderate demand Is reported for
Southern foundry iron. and a number
of small sales have been made. including
one lot ~ $500 tons at 81, Birmingham
basis. for prompt shipment into the
Eastern territory. The Pennsylvania
Railroad, In addition To 500 tons of high
manganese and 700 tons Of charcoal
iron. IL reported to have purchased an
additional tonnage of foundry grade for
shipment TO Altoona. Several thousand
tons OF foundry iron, II is understood.
was sold for export to the Mcditerru-
mean. but the large tonnages wanted for
France and italy, previously noted. are
still In the balance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

Tho Warren Foundry and Machine
Company is reported to have submitted
"a lower tender than the United States
Cast Iron Pipe w Foundry Company
on 5000 tons of 81 inch cast iron pipe
for the city OF Rochester. 1t will be re-
called that bids were asked for on 10000
tons Of This size. Bids were also sub
mitted on rlveted steel pipe. Yesterday
bids were submitted on l76 tons of 8
to IL inch pipe for Peekskill. ". y,
and on 100 tons of q to 10 inch pipe
for Holyoke, Mass. On May the city
OF Peabody. Mass. will receive tenders
on 200 tons OF 8 TO IL inch Pipe and on
May 3 bids will be taken by the Conn
missioners Of tho District OF Columbia
on 1875 tons of 20 inch pine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28
HEAVY FOREIGN CALL
FOR WIRE PRODUCTS
Plants Reject New Business
Pittsburg Steel Co. Advances
Price Of Nails.

Tho Pittsburg steel Company. after
having booked heavy contracts for wire
products for export, has put out quota
lions to domestic consumers OIL wire
nails Of $3.50 per key base sellers option
after September. which is equivalent TO
All advance Of 81 "A ton over the official
price established by the American Steel
and Wire Company carly In March. Thu
latter company has been slow In follow.
Ing the advances In other wire products,
largely because of its oversold condition.
but the indication is that the large in
terests will be forced to make a eyision
In prices IN the near future. The falling
on In new business and specifications as
well probably confirmed the American
company in It's conservative policy, but
II is interesting to note hat while II Is
selling wire nails at $2.40 per base box
II will accept orders only for sixty days
shipment. II Is quoting to manufacture
ing interests prices on wire products
generally. exclusive Of nails. 81 a ton
above current prices for shipment over
the third quarter. Where IL is deemed
advisable TO protect large manufacture
ing interests on fourth quarter contracts
1t has signifcd its willingness to accent
such emergency orders at n further ad-
vance OF 81 a ton that Is, an advance
OF - a ton over prices now current.
II develops thai there are still very
heavy inquiries from abroad for wire
products. especially for barbed and
plain wire. The United States Steel
Products Company has been refusing
these contracts steadily for the last sixty
days and several OF the large independ-
ent wire drawers have rejected such in
quiries right and left. Should the do
nestle demand continue to decrease,
however. large foreign business would be
accepted at much higher prices than are
now prevailing on home contracts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

'N0Fts yesterday wore II. n. baIcs. Total
= FAR this season. t.tls. sss bales. Total last
7,lil, 81 bales.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04

3racbn1ann, men / Grltr0en CT oet
bnarot for BEN Itnffels Digter, a:
ban TIL epige SiOer ifaI mi11oes on.
OF BON en- Nften efter Ell beore MS-
Dog falbt irlb pna en- 8ariete oq III
Sob at fslge en- Of &l1nItnerinoernc
til be11Oes @ooeopr.
@Dis bet bliper Stiff og Brug. at
bore .Oigteres uifpIoige 8eieg poa
Smaaborieteerne ifol robes for OT=
fentligbeoen beb Stotuer og onbrc
lignenoe Rpsoi5heoer, loa tror jeq,
'at Sopbus Micbaelis bittert Dil for
trpoe Den 8iih, BON iorleoen alag
De / @bite Stor, og 0igteren So
ralo aiooe oil brat ofbrpoe tine
lmoa aftenlige Miltiffere til .Billig-
be6en".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
Gn falif @rebinbe.

5or nogen Sis ii6en ben0te en-
Game ira @ejle=ggnen bjem ira
Amerifo. Mens bnn paa @eile
5totsboneItotion beigrge6e en- Gelc-
1on1omtole> blep ben6es &eiletpy
1tJaalet al en- ben6e ubefien6t una
E1ge> Der bab6e tilbn6t at bosie
poo oct. 8lan0t EDbefo lterne bar en-
S%onfbog og ct fontunt 8elgb. gu
er Den nnge Yige bleben onbolot
I 9or1enS> mems FUN bar / sSnro
me0 at ltjele en- &uffert, og 6a mo11
fon0t BEN itjaolne @anfbog bos be1=
De, bar bum leberet.
Set er oplpit> at FUN in6til for
npltg bar boet poa ct &otel / @eile
UNDER oct belflingen6e Nabn Q(ler=
onore bon 8een> og poa fit &iitt=
tort bob0e bnn onbragt EN- beritube(
@repefrone. Sum er fun 20 9(ar
gammel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
Yrofeten &c Mesjias.

Sobon 0ommic9ncioer, Der boa
oct ielu for en- lin6Slpg boroffe Sno:
folo at fal0e fig ~oe Weslios", blcr
for c1 So Star ii6en ifilt fra Fir
Sultru, me0 bDem fan bob6e /
Wern. Si0en far bon forfl1lgt ben6(
meo erefrpnfen6e Sfripcl1er, lfjpn1
bon far Yolititil9ol0 ON fife at &C.
mere ben6e.
S gegpnoelien al bette Mor ien6=
t. bon til Sultitsminiltcriet en- u9n=
flage in1oo ~Wo6om Suite Damm
1cbnci6cr" bbori ban onfloge6e bcn=
&c for fallf 6orfloring for &etten
% be6l1oc0e> at BUN pil0e blibe
oru6t otter 10 Cages 6orlpb fra
9oto> ON bon life forin6en bobbe
facet lin tobte Set og fine 8pr!1
:il6oge.
s M%nle0ning al 6ennc Sfripelle
b(cp Don mreitcrct> i0et &ultr1len
1lotolte, at FUN npre0e Sen fate
Spcrbepisning. at fan pil6e gjpre
en- lllpffc poo Denoe % ben0es
|Wprn.
lln6cr So9en bor fan erflerct,
at fam life Dop0c til 9eniigt at gjg-
re NlDor of fine. Irlller, men ar
Tormoalet f1,n bar at bliDe arreltc-
ret 49, laa bat>oe 1on Gcjligbe6 til
at 0oof9jpre, at bon bar Erofeten 6@
Melios!
5nn0iclsln9cn 90 Yrofesior Trie-
oenrelcD, bos Dbcm Do,l 6ar pprct
til O%bicrpatior, nlcute fife, bml
piloe 9jpre Mlpor af Er,slen % fo-
raftcriicrcr bom ! Tpl0c ~Natt."
nrrn1clt ioul CIT l%ifaocli0 iinoslpg.
San blep bcrfor friiunocll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
6ompupatg. @uipitalct lnffcr.

Tor foo Mor ii6cn blep ser /
&jpbcnbopn rcjit ct fort % oprt
bompopotbiif Soipitol poa ~Bl9le-
boffcn", % oct ltpr1te i fin Mrt /
Sfon0inobicn. Nu bor set ollcreoe
moattef bcI femme fig til at ofbrDoe
fin Girfiombeo. Sm @runoen Dcrtil
flyer 2coelien | Tplge uSopeolto.
6en", at set CT &rigen % SEN al
oenne foroariage6e Dprtio, ser bar
giort set llnu,liet ut fortiette. De1
bar iffc manglct paa Gilga,,g, nleu
sc &riler, man bar fl,nne tage, bar
bore for imaa | Sorbolo til Sc til.
gen0e uogifter. Seen boaber oog
at an6re Gioer ea, Gang pil tilloo(
at lGgge no paarp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
Gn Wgteifabsipinbler.

Jor nogcn lii iioen fom en- IN.
gre can0. pill. @ilbelm g. til Sic:
benhapn fro Norbus og neoiotte ill.,
ION Sproglerer. 8lonot bans Gle
Der bar en- pelbopenoe engelif ga
me- Der 6lep forelifet / lin Sprer =
og bon tillpnelabenbe ogioo / benoc.
De forlobeoe Jig; men bon benptte0e
lin Wa9t ODER benoe til at loffe en-
bel Del Nenge fra benbe. 90 bon
loo oDen / ajpbet begpnote at rop1c
al benbes Iing og pmtiptte Sem,
1T 6un / Jplge IS. e." 2jnene op
Tor, bpoo ban bar for en- Herion
SUN melote bonn til Nolitiet,> og MI
fiober cano. pill EN- urrelteret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
Nu 1nu6ia Wtanb.

Moleren Wat9ios Nelc1cfeea ge6r
Sen al Storfjpbman6en % Iol6pc
Iitiferen B.>l., bol6cr for Ii6u
no1tilling % far / Den Mnleoninf
/ fit aatolog lfrebet fplgG16e 10
tnIelie> ion1 life pil blipc billt met
Difal6 ollie Steber, men paa BEN an
Sen Sioe bill glp6e mango 81. C.
beD at Di1c, DporleOeS fer S6n lig'
rer Jqocr / 6jprbt at lige fin Wc'
ming:
"Dt ct / tlblol,oet 90 fer bjcn1.
me en- o%lnnirbeli9 n6bre6t Mnitl:.
.eI1e, at Smpreslioaismen 90 Der
Dero{ afle0e6e 1enere &1,nlt &1l6is'
mc1,, Sl1tnrismen etc. bcte9ner c'
@jununbru6 / WalcrfunIten, Sc,
toolcr Communicating meo MenGs
{n,nen. Tolri9e MfGonolin9er 1ioe
1ti1lcr Nlltioens 1tore Mc1tre me>
5orti6ens 1tore Mmnoer. Seq 6elei
lite bcne Opfottelle. GoGrtimoo
Mf Dor GioS &1,nlt funoe poslen6l
1fobcs ct MGo1elsmu lu,m for Nil.
lc0cr 90 ban1iabte Tigurer 90 boat
Jfobtc Soccer meo t%ilbprenbc 8iblio'
tcf, bbori bore @ftcrfplgere til
SfrGf % M0Ooriel fan 1h,oere bpb
iin0ige Soripg paa at DGOe Yio'
til @e,,ialitet. - MenGsi once ober
flpies lite of Sen fun1tneriif for
folfeoe l1oueligbeo> men al 2i6en
.5fob % booronoffet Mrbei6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-04
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For @or bar beret gift oq 90
11ooenoe / Nalborg, bor Holitiet j
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ltruens gegjpring moottet onbolo.
og %onbringe / 0etentionslofaIet for
9uslpeftofler / @jemmet. Iroos
Nolitiets Noboriel ON l16pi5nino OF
9~Jemlenoelle funbe BON oog fife
boloe Jig Sfin0et> men los lit beo,
Gloo Lobe al meo Jig. 6or[eoen bor
BET / Jelge ~Nor0j." otter golf, io1
9nltrum otter mootte tn iii Nolitiet
ON Asl1ltonce, og Mfniiferen iiooer
M "Spjeloet".
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beoen, og 0en gjepe Muiifer D.:
meo 9uitr11ens Gomtpffe blire
bjemienot. Mrligois fan ban opru1
at fomme til 5ronten for ser at BIZ:
ut Wtoo og tin 9pgtigbeo / at iloos.