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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23

can Tr,n,silsnuc 60. SIN nitrate Of 'od' ~"
Modiys tNorl. M.eors MAJ. 10 TO Pore'il. 4
Visllsncis pom Talbot Mar ~. 20 sipp'on.
spence 4 Young BAR a. no.. -.
fstbrdse (Brl. Gibraltar May ,. 10 Paul Robson
cnS u Rsrods or. shanghai March 8. M,n,i'
r. debu April B. ,slicu, . spel "a. Port S.id q.
Ii'g 4 o. sith mdss Bsr At $50 an
ssnilaro. Cisnfu,ros MAY and Msnrsn.li' rs.
~ NE Nrs York A 'uba Mall Ss 60 "lh m-,''
u T,,m.s "'Not. Gio,,iur May .. 70 FOn'.'.
Ele 60 lar a. ~ q m. list .. a.,
TouTier IN. lsus April % 'nd Britham NAY va,
II i9 Mo t0mpsgnie Generate Iranslmnqne' ~"
kdtiope IN uue'. May g. for Perth Amboy
Hs.ii, SABINE M.y l.. 10 N. Union sulphur Co.
Nth sulphur. Quarantine a. So
VI 0ri,nie. Gsl'.ston May 10 70 ,hs Southern
rschr 90. piih mdss Quarantine a. -. m
Aiaunia fRri London MAY 10. 20 The cunnd s'
90. Win malls and md'' liar e. j. 10 ~, 49,,
Calamsre. Port Hmon Nay ~. triNohal N ani
io,,lfosIn lGr,sO. Newport NsFs MAY a. 70
master aa'r e, a5' p m Nav n m. northern
Baion Rouge. Tampico May ~ ard rnpsm ~ 10
David 7 wade WIN gr,5i'e ,1,,,,iIs, AMI - %
Jane, Evell 60. win mdir. baf - ''
Hu,ls oBD Liverpool May !. to BoTrins 4 CO
sesirsnc, ssn,o, April 20. Rio a, Iane'ro. q
and san Juan Miy 10 70 ne S'slranea - '''
Frrderik VIII fDanl Cor-nhssen Nay II. CHRIS
usnls a. ChnsuUsand 10 and krkT,l ~ 70
lunch. Fdje a 60 Nth mdse. Bar al Z 10 M.
SAILED
virgins Fu B2rde'nI Nercino C G.aI,'
town g. Rstcrsrn lpu'chl Msrcil'e'. '.f.
pathia I'D. Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23
GUARD TOENCAMP
NEAR NEW YORK
Organ Wants 1t Ready to
Entrain If Called to
Mexico.

Major General John F. Organ an
nounccd yesterday that the old tramp
colony site Of SOS acres at Beekmsn,
east Of Hopewell Junction, would be
used for the 1915 manpuvre. Of the ma
tional guard of this state. This change
from the proposed encampment st Pine
Camp, near Lake Ontario, was made
necessary by the unsettled state OF
affairs in Mexico and the Importance
Of instant mobilization in case the New
York troops are called upon. General
Organ decided that it would be wiser
to keep the troops nearer New York
City.
At the same time General Organ
announced that $500 horses and mules
are on their way TO New York for use
BIZ the national guard. In all the mill
tia will command 1000 horses and
mules. an extremely valuable asset in
case Of mobilization for Mexico. This
is the first time in the history Of the
state that the manpuvres have been
planned on such a big scale. About
10000 men will train at Beekman from
July 9 TO %, inclusive.
We had 20 have a permanent mobili-
zation site said the general yester-
day. I'VE selected Duchess County
because of its strategic proximity 10
New York City. II offers splendid ia
clities for embarking and entraining.
Some time ago | prepared bill for
the Legislature for $4,000 with which
10 purchase a site. The Ways and
Means Committee pointed TO the farm
formerly occupied BY the tramp col
ony We were asked IL that would do.
As soon as the snow was of the
ground Colonel Olmstead. Colonel
Charles R. Noyes and made the in
spection. We reported that we couldn't
have found finer site in the state.
"The troops will leave July 9. By
changing from Pine Camp to Beekmsn
We shall probably save the state about
$4,000 in transportation expenses, as
some twO-thirds Of the militia come
from New York and the Hudson Valley.
This year all the troops will train al
one end the same time and instead
OF remaining ono week thew will stay
Nv. weeks. This will eliminate the
Unfortunate condition of semi-fitness.
In years gone by the troops were forced
to depart just when they were getting
into trim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23
Descendant of Great Pro-
teCtOr Sends Her Dime
and GirliSh Note.
PREFERS WRITING
TO SCHOOL STUDIES
1921 Contributors Have Now
Sent S21,973 for Fund to
Build Battleship.

In an envelope addressed TO Marjorie
Stcrrett, the founder OF the fund TO
build the L. s. s. America, little Sarah
Merriam. Of Lyons Falls, \. Y, dropped
a dime with this letter;
Dear Marjorie,
II wonder if you are thin or fat. |
am just medium.
81 got your pin on Saturday, May 9Th.
We arc going of on fishing trip. We
crawled out on bever dam an coght
thirty eight FISH. While ! was fishing
my pin dropped in the water.
"Wc have three of the dearest baby
puppies you ever saw.
"My uncle, Dewitt c. Weld, is cap
lain in the mslisha. He is my mothers
brother in law. His family and my
mothers fsmely were joined together
way back in the time Of Cromrall. One
Eral named Dewitt Weld. Is not that
funny.
81 ough 10 be doing my Arith and
English but I would rather wright q
letter anytime. wish you WOULD
right 10 me.
"If you wrote to me | would know
that you red my letters.
Because IL you wrote me | know
you had read 4 wish you Would right
TO me- in my letters.
Sally"
Yesterdays Contributions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World
TRANSPACIEIC MAILS.

Hong ko0g via san Ffsncscol. close .
NJ 90 o mI-Tlmsuock. ....... ...... s..t. NAY y
Japan Corea and China Especially addressed
oulrI fria scattleI lcloss At $50 p ml =, ..
Ava Naru ... .......... .......t -.t... WAY -
japan f0rcs. china and Fhinpphr Ilsnut
fris Vancouver and Nirfors. u - tcl0se
~ $50 p M onSsgs ......t..t... 30. MAJ .
Hawaii iva San Francisco tcios. o. II % -
. ~ i-Nilheimina -: a.. 49,, '' ~
Hawaii Guam and Philippin. Islands wa
san Franci-col tclose al 1870 nj. -
Hawaii. Fi0 Islands New Zealand and SO
risy addressed mail Tor Australia VA
Vancouver ard Victoria - tclo's A.
$50 . ni-Makura .-........ ....... June
Japan Corea sud China wa Seattle trlos.
n % . mi ShlirI0ls Mafu. ......... .Iuns
Hawaii Jspsn. Co,cs China and Philippine
Islands via San FrWciseoi tclose a. ll.59
2 mIa-TcnyO Naru ........... ........lu ns D
Hapau samoan Islands. Australia i.rcspt
Ncsii znd Ncw Zealand via Ssn Fran
ris-oi friosc % ~ % . mi sierra -... June
Tshitf. NarQucsss. to0f Islands. New Ire
lsnI aud Australia iercept Vest va san
Francls,oi trlose a. n 20 mi-Matai. June IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23
RUSSIAN SUBMARINES ACTIVE
German Steamship Believed TO Have
Been Sunk in Baltic.

London. May % Russian subma-
rincs continue 10 harsss German ship
ping in the Baltic. An Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch from Copenhagen quotes
the "Politikcn" TO the effect that the
German steamship Worms, AA2S tons
gross and owned in Hamburg. is be
licvod TO have been one OF the latest
victims The Worms left Sweden sew
oral days ago and has not reached Ger
many. -,
II is also reported that the Swedish
steamship Rosalind, ST tons gross,
struck p mine near Stockholm last
NIGHT and sank. The crew was saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23
ARRIVED

Brazo. Ponr, Ma \, Mayaguez = and san
Iuan r. 10 the New York 4 Porto Rico ~ 90.
WITH malls and mdse Bar a.
Pfoieus Nev orleans May ". 10 tho southern
parlfr Co. With mdse
Cameronla lRrl. Glasgow MAY u and Liverpool
H. m the Anchor Line. with mails and mus. Bar
A. 10
Tlorlrei fRrI 81 Johns. = MAY ~ 70 BoFrnz
a co. alih mail. end mdse. Bar a. ] ~
Tsfatcffr tTrI BurIeaur May Il to the CON
raguio Generate Trsnsat. antique. With malls and
fnd.c Bar ~ 80 . m. -lsl
o-~sno fBr. calcutta March 3. Colombo %
Durham Aprll T. cape Town D.. Barhados MAY y
and Boston 20 70 Houd'r. Neir a Bod, "tn
md.s Bar A. 1915 p m. Llst
Hubert lBr Liverpool Msy 2. N he Booth =
Go Bsr AZ - 30 a
Rom.ialsfiord (Nori. Chrsrinla Apr.l 70 and
Bergen May 2. 10 Berham a boye,en Bar a.
Z 20 m. . .
Russian Prince lBrI Por ~ spain 'or Perth
Amboy Sandy Hook ~ 0j m
santa Theresa Gardens. 10 ils hreriran 4
Cuhsn s. Line with sugar. SANDY Hook a.
F,ed,rIt VIZ dan. Corcuhls-7 Quarantine
ul.ie-rr. ,s'e's Bu-rs Ns-rh % r. 10 "a.
rero April Do anl Sa0 Juan Nos p. .o 'le Amer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23

London May 7i--Mor,dnoos fBrl. N.. Y,,.
HTsrpooi Nay 20-Sssrs fBrJ S,F ~.
fBri. Nsr YORK. 7zd S.r Tors, Ns- Ys,. -
BgfdssUI. Nay i'-Frsshas.d fBrl. y-s Y,-,
Portland n
Gsnoa MAY . Bsrbsdso 1i,J Ne, -,
America 'itsu. NsF i0-s
SAILED
Bslfos. May a. Hszkh.sd fB-i f'r--- 49,,
snd Nsep0rf Nslfsl. Ntipsrnso. ni-rst c.
iEr ffrom NcF YORK End fsrp,r Ne.
MeUliones Wy
cardiff. Ma . Asddiu fNorj. S,s Y,s
Chrisiisnssnd Nsy ee-HsIiz OiU fDul -
copenhsg,nl Nsn iors
Yors. Nasr-nsiyk Dutch Ven T5-s -
santos M.y 70 RIO 10 Janeiro Brain 49,
Marssiiiss. Nay lsHsrpayus BIZ NsE Ysr. y"
Liverpool Nay 10-Drduna fByI. ssE To-s
klfsnali. MAY ie-Y .Oynnerydyk ffpuirhl f. a.
terdanI. Se-r YORK
Glbratar. Nay is-Asshi N.rI g,pl s.-
ChdsfiAnia. MAY ls-Drinmsns'.yr Nor n.
York
Bernud,. Ma q -Essrs,,ln.. Nss T,-t
- Thoma. May -i-kgrors fB'l NcT Tor
PASSED
Iiysrd. Ns7 90 oordsm Dutch Ns, "a, -
Falmouth I'D Rotterdam
Gibrsta. MAJ 2i-Teisosg MAJ Jap N., ~,
Tor MarsSilies
Tor london.
for Rotterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
kirspau Nav eo-Danis DAM. Ner ORR; Nori
land fsVeD. Ncs York. United Sia'e~ 'D''j'
Yotehams. May el-Ciy Of Lincoln tBD. Ne"
York 81 g., A..
C-iqob.t MAY e2-Tensdorss Porv Lmon 70, SsN
York and proceeded Mc'Apan. Ne~ YORK.
Mon,ryieo May 20-yauDan tBrl, New lofS
:, Ns1airc MAY is-Rugbeian lB,l. Ne1 YORK
r. paiii-e Ma i5-Sfrs'hgary tBrl. Ssw fors-
Rotterdam. MAJ eo-We~tsrdys Dutchl. ~ , OK
I'll. kfrtpaf. Aisor Dutch View York VIA hrf-
,,.f. Rr.,rrt iDttrhl N-w YORK ia Lersici
Archansei MAJ 70 -Halalorg lNorl. Ner l~' ~
A-lro-5au.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Records for Last Twenty-four Hours
and Official Forecasts.

Washington. NAY e2.--Th. Western dlsiurb,rc. u
The last feF DAYS has lost much Of rs Emery. but
during the last twenty four hours n has caused al
diuonil rsins throughout the Northwestern rs',s.
IN, central valleys. m. lske region and the Cur
states and the rains hsr. extended into The A.
lsniic states. In Louisiana. the east Gun states
AMI portions Of Tennessee the rainfall vas he.u
high pressure continues on The northern P,cih-
coH1 With rain. but the interior IVES, pressure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23

facilities needed arc not alone those
connected with the banking system,
but above all, those connected with a
merchant marine"
Mr.. Shustcr showed how. since our
European trade had been interrupted
by the war. and our Far Eastern trade
had become greatly hampcred through
a shortage Of ships. that the South
American field. above all others, offered
the greatest opportunities to ;hc Amer
lean exporter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23
FIRE RECORD

2.so-5j s'sneor e Gofhs's ,lss.
5iO-s0 81 if21 S. r 4 haze. ils-'
f.iJ-32 p 18th st. sri1ha-f, Boo .'f,r-.
go IT'S y i2ist - " Arisrson ,irat
T.
i.lE-lN.O keriy 50 5 F.rsr fr~rs
800 3s fhrrry g.. : ttIrgs rf-s
BIS 1851 r srd Frr Na,fngof A..
Austin 3 mn
$50 -S7 So .1fh s. e. H'r.f. tyFrg
30 -i07 p 1874 s. u N'-rlse- i-rIrs
d 10 IS. ~ 81. a.. shsrsrirs. '-0irz
n 50-1g r sefh o.. ! tsr.crs frQns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23
Dress Slasher Put in Jail

Carlos Ssntor, an Italian. living +,
Graniteville, arrested for slsshing n.
dresses Of young women in a moving
picture house Sunday. was YESTERDAY
committed 20 the Richmond County
iail for sentence Wednesday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23

I, low u 10 cooler IN the plateau region ana
Wyoming AL freezing temperatures cocn'red Mon
dy morning over portions o. these districts u u
also considerably cooler IN the middle and south
Atlantic sud ent Gun si,'e' while over Tho w
terror district, md Tho SOUTHWEST q "a 'oms"hh
warmer. with temperatures above tho seasonal aver
~,
There will 10 showers Tuesday IN 'hs northern
urp,r lakes and The eastern lover lsks region ne
up?cr Ohio valley and the Atlantic stairs. FOLLOWED
By generally fair weather "wednesday ln the souih-
,rn upp,r lake region The lower ohio VALLEY Ter.
nrssec and the eNt Gun stsNs the weather VIII ~
rcnersIlv fair TUESDAY and "Wednesday. .
u will be warmer "wednesday in The middle ~
snfic states -
frost warnings have bcsn ordered Tor III. IA
cihc states Nonisna. Wyoming and ltan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23
The CatskiIl Mountains

ROMANTIC SCENERY
ALTITUDE 1000 10 1000 FEET
ATTRACTIVE HOTELS AND
BOARDING HOUSES
MANY TROUT STREAMS
POPULAR WALKS AND DRIN -
MOUNTAIN CLIMBING--C ANPING
A NONDERFUL COUNTRY
OF WILDWOOD CHAINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

u.,,,,J STATE. coast ard Gcode'ic survey
igsMcon hVS "a m ~ "" ",
nIl.' Z Moon sets "a. m -.''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23

Highest i,mreraur, g. degrees az 1850 ?. n J..
lowest, 50 a. ? M. arrss, q. average fo'
corresponding d,'. last ye,r IS srersse fof core
spending date Las, thirty -thre, sears. g.
Barometer Readings.
9 49, .... 20 n , m 10 u
humidity.
s ...... q p m...... g. . NJ. ~
Local Forecast showers 10 day. % MORO" prob
shb fsI- and warmer fresh south winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23
THE ULSTER&DELAWARE R.R.

IN connection with West shore r. r..
operates through trains. including Pull
man service The RIP VAN NINkIE
EMPRESS, from New York. leaves
Cortlandt street 1910 noon. West i-nd
street I o'clock 2. n. daily except
sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23

Ticket agents ~ West Shore n. r.
will sell excursion tickets from New
York 90 all points on Ulster & Della
ware r. T. a. reduced fare Tor round
trip account Decoration Day. giving an
opportunity 10 select YOUR summer
home Tickets good Tor going trip May
9th. esth and 10Th. and good FOR re-
turn trip until May 3lsL inclusive
The annual illustrated book with r--
visad map ~ the 'at7idll Mountain soc
ton. and corrected list ~ over 1000
hotels and boarding houses viii ho sent
free on receipt ~ cents postage.
~ A SIMS. General Passenger Agent
Kingston. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23

steamers n the Hudson river psy
Line make direct connection, 81 King
ston Point. with afternoon trains for all
points iu the mountains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
Mails is"'l
vess-l and destin,tlen 'o'' a., v
Mocha London .........-.-. '-''
1hfrrGs 40 de- lsusifo san oor,,
fo. Rio Grsnfe Do SUI +l- m y 81 .n
Tsugcusfi0rd e hristanis .-.. 20 NJ li.'' ~
Nsfi.ra- tirenada. Trinidad. - o.or,,
t,sorgetoNu ....-.-..-- .---.i' " ~ w ~
Doehra- Non's'ileo' nu'''' .lsooM 3ooPM
Arsraho>-C harlsston. Jack .op,t
.oh',i' :. ti,,,,,. s,,.nn,b - 30oPM
THURSDAY. NAY -
Nspcii-Nsples. Genoa ..-.... $50 AM u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23

Yesterdays Contributions.
COLLECTED BY BRADFORD BUUEGH.
w ?. Rur'-tsh.... - Kathpn sssr.ly.... 20
" W Buriegh ... 10 EdRsrd herWin. .... 10
Bradford Burlcish. 10 Randall swain ..-.-. 10
COLLECTED ri GEORGE 7. BENEDICT
Donald Walden. G. T. johnson. Taz>:t, Ben
net Ralph r Crouchley Charles y Crouchley. j..
WfIie r. Oluls'esd. Fdlth Efns Wsitcu. J. Philip
" alters Ethe Lots Mitchell. Carleton stevens John
Z. Walker and Frances l. Omstead. 10 cents each
THROUGH THE STATE GAZETTE PUBLISHING
COMPANY. TRENTON. Y. J..............Ie3.e
TOTAL
Fr1-n Trbune readers ...------- e. ~
From other paper. ......-... ...----.-.. -'.-J
PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGED.
From Tribune readers ....-.....-..... 81 IS
From other pap>rs ...... ...........-.... 3.oJosi
TOTAL TO DATE.
From Tribune rssd-- ................. f.est5
From Other p,psrs Observation-Disclosures 7.o44l9
Total cash received ....................S l37b3o4
n.ld BY other papers (sS 7oj .......... solo.7s
Grand total Observation-Disclosures. .Si,S3.e3
NUMBER OF CONTRIBUTORS.
To The Tribune Observation-Disclosures. S7sE
To Other papers may ?o)................ lco.s6l
Total contributor, Observation-Disclosures. 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23
Wind, fer Tuesday and wednesday -Nonh A,

lsntlc moderate 10 fresh SOUTH mihale AI'nuo'
fresh south. south Atlantic moderate 70 frc,1
.,rfhe,U % south. east Gun moderate and var
able. west Gun moderate south upper lakes. MOI
crate variable lower LAKES. moderate souihNeV s"l
west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23

local Official Record. The following ofncih record
from n, Weather Bureau shows the changes IN M
trnp,rstur, for the last twenty four hours IN com
ritL.nn rIlh ihe .nrrc.nnnhIns date u ~ lear-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.

sAUGsRTiEs BOATS I've n Christopher 81. Pc,
-. y. K. s'sD Aca-. We'd In. 4. h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23

SATURDAY. MAY q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23

yi,glnis fFr Borde,ur. MeIicino NeFpo'
Ne.,' Rsrean Dutch. Bstsra. Araso1. Geo,se
town s &. H.shcrgen Dutch. MARCHES, ar
plihla I'D. LycrnooI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23
EMPIRE 9; :::' 6; ; So: 81: s.:
~ ~ shhh SECTIONAL MAPS
TOURS s.: 80. !: 1: !: g: :: ::
SUNSET PARK INN

Haines Fails. y. \. Accom-. $50 Rooms with
bath. electric lights Golf Tennis Boating
orchestra. Dancing Booklet J. BYRNES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-23

Fcreonr fer Special Localities Eastern Nc"
York. Northern and southern Sew England -"
Jersey. Delaware. Eastern PeunVlrania. Mafaud'
District Of Columbia Virginia North and South
Carolina and Georss showers to-day. fair to
morrow.
Alabama ,nd Mississippi cloudy to-day. fair to
morrow.
Western New York Western Pennsylvania and
Florida. showers to- day. cloudy 10 morrow.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-17
Sra 9ioienbale, CALIFORNIA.

uSbis nogen of 2Glerne ifrl6e
bloc, bpor Set er muligt at op0ribe
ct &ille6e al SEN 6anlfe CALIFORNIA
npbpgger @eter 2as1en, be6eS SEQ
men6e penligit tilltillc Tarmers'
2on6 Company, Mnreoee, 2aSien
County, California, SplDsninger
6erom, i6et &olonilterne / &oien=
6aIe / 5nn0be6s0olen ogter at OPP
FIRE en- Stot11e al 2as1en mi6t / Sen
ny &olonibobeolta0. Siotil bar tn
gen al DEM funnel opbripc ct Bil-
1e6e al SEN beremte &ioner til at
mooellere @tatren efter. 8eter 2ns=
fen faIot for b%loot6rltige Sn6iane=
res &i1e / @11nobeosoalen og 1igger
|begrapet / 5fpggen of ct &empetra
|(33 SOB / Omfre6s) nogle fao Mil
fra &o1en6ale.
0laf @%oloicbmi0t, @ennelen al
Sen 6onife @roias Sober, 9igteren
so. @ol6lcbmi0t, og 9atterien al
lof6p0e @rofesior, mangeuarig Sr
ganilt be6 @116olfi Strife / Malborl
loe Me8a (Bro6er til $elteu fra '64)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-17

Der. Sen nnrnteite Dn1egn fora1
8eltuble &aM ffal omoounes til e,
Eorf.
@nt5on 8prgllm me1,er, at us
preli Ell at be1ne &j9npeplon hi
|toge ialt 8 Mor; men en- enfelt ito,
@rl,ppe ton BOG blibc feroig til Mf
lpring ONT ca. 8 9lor, en- ion6en on
Is. Soar Mrbel0et bliper fproigt
|bil set itou iom set itore Min6es.
merfc on1 5poe,1 i 1864, reilt a
ISp0al, life for at forberlige noger
cl1felt Mon0, mg1 lon1 uet. Minoes.
mGrfe ON cit 8euegel1e" - laale:
bes bor 8orgll1r11 110trpft set. San
goor til Mrbeioct n1eo inrIig @leoe.
netnp forbi Set gjGloer Ell 5og, el
Mfi1rit al @iltorien, ct l1oinit of lel-
be 2ibef. @al1 bar 11otalt font i'm
Spfmtelle, at %iaooonne 8ille0ner=
fer babbe langt 1tprre @nrbi ems
Stotl1er al Gl1feltn191lD, uon1et ON
set bar Sejr ellcr Me6erlog eller
a11orc llbiloa at Men1eifelipets ebi=
&c @epGgelie, Ser blep frcmltillet.
6uor han Stpuc Wou1ttain plrl=
0mlnet til Ell loobul1 8illcotule, Da
bar BON ifnbt set ltpr1!, 8illeoD,,g
gcrorbeioe, lpu 9iltorien b;5;;l
og set fprltc al SEN Mi /
Oct fprlte @illeobugger=
orbejoc, ser blep bugget i Ell Sielo,
lt0e, par S6orpolDlens 2pbe / 2ue
3ern. M1 CT set bans 2on0smon0,
/ Nn1erifo, ion1 :tager sen nne
op.
8rg0rene @l1t5on % Colon @org>
(um bar begge npl1naet 8erpmmelie
Iom @illeobuggere. Colon er ifpr
fien6t poo @rl1nb al fin
Gmne til at fren1]tilIe @pr.
bar baft 0pmprfiombeo
oeb flere b%iltoriife Mrbejoer. 5bc=
om=Mol1umentet / @aibington,
.. g., CT ioole0es bons Mrbeioe.
8re6renc 8orglun1s 6ooer, Or
90. @orglr1m, opoe 1909 i
Omaba. SON bar fgot / 8prglum.
3jerring, 9anmorf, og blep / 2iper=
pool gift meo Sbn Micbe1jcn. Sc
10Dan6re6e / 1864 til l1tob, bDpr
'oo0c @ut5on og Colon er fe6t.
Sc bor blan6t Sc el61te al 8 g.
6an1ilien flptte6e / 1869
til g%febroifa. @fterot Soberen bob=
it110eret @ee0icin, ilog Tamilien
ig ne6 / Smaba, bbor 81. @prglum
orafti1ere0e / 81 Mur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-17

Ier nh onlot lom 2ol1on1aoleroSliltent
i No1eroale. ST.. Slof er beurnft
Iober lit npe Mrbcioc. Sans groDer.
lom gift / &rigen poo engelif @ioc,
1tooer / tpif S%ongcnlfob.
! Sar1ners' 9on0 Gonlponp tilbpo
TOR rogcn SID ii6en Grins Crit en-
6orm paq so Mcres / &olonien Moz
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Canada.
Tor1nerS' Son6 Company.
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ln11ffe Gilbuo, at Sc bill TITLE EFT
bel 5orm til min 9ispolition, men
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bpis jeg ga fuar Gio 6ertil. Sea
taffer Sem 0esuocn for 2efturel,,
Sc .lenote mig. Seq boober, at BET
bil goo Gem ollie go6t / Tremtioen>
og 1eg pnifer 0em1 ollie Selo 90
|2Dffe. Nrins Crit"
6orn1crs' 2on6 Company meooel=
te Frins Crit pr. Omgooen6e> at so
a(creS 2or16 bil blipe itillet til hans
petition til gfterourct.
Ser fon1nrer ltooie ,1ye Soft til
&oicnoale.
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lonpil1e, 2osl len Gou11tpl ifriber n1eo
9enbln pau, at &olc11oule CT en-
|bunit &oloni:
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&oloniS 6rentio, oo set er bel
f1e1lot> at at ollie Sc fremmeoe SeSno=
%polorerc, joni er fommen fer til
Sonoct, far ingen sem Gnergi 90
l%lpboloenbc0 lon Gfo1oinoberne.
Vile Segne> bpor SC bor bolot fig,
ct De cit Frp6 for @gne11> % Sc bar
oltio bgret al 2a1oets beolte 8or=
gere. &i trengcr til en- 5ffore af~
Den 5lagS Mcn11elfer til at opar=
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bl1roc fon1n1c for at berc mc6 til at
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