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my sidewalk all nice and clean. The sidewalk was clean all right, but it is no breach of confidence to say that Billy's son.. not Billy did it.
 Gee" said the doubting one, "I didn't think. they would soak a fellow for not doing it, though. , But they will" says Bill, "three dollars"
 In five minutes both of the lis teners were busy with shovels.
 And Billy laughed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-17

A meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Federated church was held yesterday, which was largely attended. It was the monthly social meeting. There was a short program consisting of reading by Mrs. Irving Reed, and two musical numbers by Mrs. Runyan. A brief business session was presided over by Mrs. Crowley. A report of "The Feast of the Seven Tables" was presented by Mrs. Cochran, through Mrs. Rank, which show ed all bills paid. and a net gain of SIo6. The committee was thanked for it's service, and dis charged. A delicious lunch was served by the entertaining com rnittee, which consisted of Mrs. Telling, Mrs. Ledding and Mrs Tomen. Teachers of the school were present part of the after noon, the occasion being compli- '1ientary to them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-17

Burnside is at Seattle but will
 not be able to leave there to re pair the broken Sitka-Valdez cable for five weeks. Valdez also reports that there will be no transport 10 Alaska this year. Just why the cable ship cannot look after the broken cable for such lengthy period Is not ex- plained- It can probably be at
 tributed to the generally slipshod methods of the war department with relation to the cable service.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-17

The Nugget is swing tts subsss1hsss more telegraph news than any othss paper in Alaska and will continua tO do so. Send In your name and have rhe Nugget delivered to your home or 9ifiea Do 1t now.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-17

Today, May F, is the Norweg- ian independence day and the oc- casion will be duly celebrated by the local Norwegians this even ng with banquet and dance in he Sons of the North hall. A committee has been engaged in making elaborate preparations for the event for some days.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-17

The funeral of the late Miss Rogan was held this morning af- ter services in the Catholic church. The remains were fol- lowed to their resting place in Belmont Point cemetery by a large number of friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-17

The place to get your Job printing st right Prices and prompt dsilvsry h at the Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-17

In point of size at least the present issue of the Nugget IS quite metropolitan, consisting of eight pages.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-17

Chas. I.nscum is up from Solo mon tor the purpose of securing supplies for the use of the Kim ball drctlge.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-17

Mrs. Stevenson and pr. Kittel- son and Mrs. Downing made a trip to Safety this morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-17

New laid eggs SIPS per dozen Prosser's Harness shop. Phone, Black 5.
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WEATHER RECORD

The following table shows the av- craze temperature for each day for the tho following years:
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-17

Wm. Stcgelmier is expected tc come up from Solomon tonight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-17

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At the Dream, The Adventures of Kathlyn. In this installment Kathlyn asks her sister Winnie, who has been crowned queen, to join her in the arena and show she is of fearless royal mettle. Unballah demurs, but as the queen she refuses to be denied; so she descends a rope ladder from the royal box into the high walled arena. Kathlyn leads her to~the big, barred animal cage ill the center of the arena and they descend through a central trap and escape through a tunnel that has been secretly completed W Ii a view to aiding just such an emergency. A Pathe weekl, showing Colonel Heeza Liar as camera man, will also be shown. Friday and Saturday the motion picture dancing lessons.
 Billy Allan is some practical joker, as all are aware who know that genial hoot mon. The other day Billy was standing in front of his residence off Steadman ave- nue watching a neighbor shovel the heavy accumulation of snow from the side walk in front of his premises. Just then two other male residents of houses adjoin- ing that of the man who was working appeared and offered some facetious remarks to the worker concerning the size of his job, etc.
 Well" remarked Billy, "he is obeving the city ordinance"
 What ordinance?" questioned one of the new arrivals.
 "Whv. haven't you heard" re piled Billy, "that any person who does not clean off their sidewalk will be fined three dollars?" "Get outp said the other. "S'fact," said Billy, Don't von see that I have cleaned off
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NEWS NOTES

tvS
 Wm. Stcgelmier is expected to come up from Solomon tonight
 Mrs. Stevenson and pr. Kittel- son and Mrs. Downing made a trip to Safety this morning.
 In point of size at least the present issue of the Nugget IS quite metropolitan, consisting of eight pages.
 Chas. I.nscum is up from Solo mon for the purpose of securing supplies for the use of the Kim ball drcdge.
 The funeral of the late Miss Rogan was held this morning af- ter services in the Catholic church. The remains were fol- lowed to their resting place in Belmont Point cemetery by a large number of friends.
 Today, May F, is the Norweg- ian independence day and the oc- casion will be duly celebrated by the local Norwegians this even ng with banquet and dance in he Sons of the North hall. A committee has been engaged in making elaborate preparations for the event for some days.
 Pat Ivory was in town yester- lay and reports that he expects 70 commence sluicing within a 'ew days. The water is not run ming to any considerable extent but a considerable pond of water water close by the dump will fur aish sufficient water to employ pump.
 Henry Holtzerland, who with Herman Quetsky, has been talk ing out a dump on the famous old Lena claim on Dexter hill, arrived in the city yesterday and reports that there is no sign of summer in that section yet and 1t is very probable that sluicing will not commence for some time.
 The outside mail, quantity or weight unknown, arrived this morning early. The consignment also included the mail from the Kotzebue section, the last that will arrive until the opening of navigation.
 Seattle papers of early Febru- ary dates were received together with New York publications dat ed March 6. That's reasonable It is reported that the Middaugh dredge on Hobson creek will be raised today. The hull is report ed under several feet of water but a coffer dam has been built around one of the hatches and a little pumping will speedily float the big machine as there are no leaks of consequence.
 The billiard contests at the Board of Trade last night result cd in victories for Fry and Binder who won from their opponents, sromm and Roland by scores of 50 to S and 100 to 7I. Tonight Fry will play Roland at odds ol 50 to 100 and Fromm will play Binder at 65 to TOO
 A notice sent out by the Valdez station to the various signal corps relavs states that the cableship
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-17

Pat Ivory was in town yester- lay and reports that he expects 70 commence sluicing within a lew days. The water is not run hing to any considerable extent but considerable pond of water water close by the dump will fur aish sufficient water to employ I pump.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-17

Henry Holtzerland, who with Herman Quetsky, has been talk ing out a dump on the famous old Lena claim on Dexter hill, arrived in the city yesterday and reports that there is no sign of summer in that section yet and it is very probable that sluicing will not commence for some time.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Fo1EcLos
LIRE SALE

Default having been made In the con-
iitions of a certain mortgage. made, eN-
ecuted and delivered by SEVERN Sjur-
son Ostebo, single man. mortgagor. to
John Westby; mortgage. dated on the
corded in the office of the Register Of
Deeds Of Stanley County, South Dakota,
m the goth day Of March, 1911. at 9
o'clock A. N; on that day. in Book
said county, mortgaging and conveying
The following real property, then situate
in Stanley County. South Dakota. but
now situate In Haakon County. South
The The North 'Ta East a. Quarter (|SEH'Ji of
Section Number Thirteen n3). in Town
ship Number Six (s). North of Range
Number Twenty Three (2S).
AND WHEREAS, there is claimed to
lac due on said mortgage. and the note
hereby secured, together with interest
hereon. at the date Of this notice, the
sum Of ts513.1S). and no ACTION or, pro-
ceedins at law. or otherwise. having
any part or portion thereof.
NOW. THEREFORE, NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue Of
T." power of sale In said mortgage con-
such cas.s made and provided, said mort
gage will he foreclosed. and the above
| described premises will be sold at public
| auction. by the Sheriff OF said county,
u tne front UOOf or tne Court House
| N the town Of Philip. in the county of
| faak"n, state If South Dakota. on
the 3lst day OF May. 1915 at the hour
| { one O'Clock I'm the afternoon Of that
| lay. TO pay said mortgage debt. interest
and costs of foreclosure. as is allow
| ID by law.
| Dated this 9Th day Of April, 1916.
John Westby, Mortgage
| Anderson and Waddel Attorneys for
| Mortgage, Webster. South Dakota.
Apr. l3. 20. 81, May 4. II. IS. 1916.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
ASH CREEK

Herman POste left for the Plum
creek country few days ago.
VIII Wilson received word that
his car load of lmmber had reached
Phdip Monday He lett with twp
or mhree -four horse outfits, to get
the humber as soon as possible.
Jim ONomnell just returned fr5n
north Of the Chey enne nver with
a bunch of cattle he purchased
from MIR. Jurden.
The telephOne line between
Pedro and Ray Paulsons ranch is
nearly q mpleted.
FennenE. Wilson and Poste were
va0lnatinx calves q few days ago.
Don't forget--you fellows vino
Nike to have your hair cut and
whiaker0 sha we'd onne I'm q while
that we have q real live barber
at Ash Creek every Saturday
Geo. P~ske left for Fort Pierne
few days ago. where he went to
receive q fine regtshened stallion.
Everyone out this way ~ busy
get Ing the ground ready for oats.
The ground 10 In fine shape.
Arthaur Proctor has started work.
ing at the Kn,tSso0 ranch.
Art Maiden brought out a load
Of salt and oil for the store this
week.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13

company set down to a wedd ms
dinner to which all did fulN Justice
The groom ds the son of Jens
Paulson, and with his father has
resided In the Hilland country Eol
a number OF years past. He has
recently taken up claim in
Meade county, where the couple
win make their home
The bride is one OF the popular
young ladies OF that neigh horhood
having made her home with her
PARENTS there sinre the first home
steadcrs came to that sedton.
The Review joins their host of
friends In Wishing for them Il con.
tented life, filled with prospe Ell, 1,e
days
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
GRINDSTONE

Mr.. and Mrs. Iiddle and daugh.
ter, OF Rochester, Mimi, are visit.
ing at the home of George Nelson.
Rev. and Mrs. Chord, OF Cot-
tonwood. were out to attend the
meeting Of the aid society hast
Thursday.
Mrs. Fox. Of Cottonwood. visit
cd her mother, Mrs. Runyan, for ;
few days last week.
Gecrge M. Enos returned to Ra
d City on Monday. after va
'ation spent on the farm.
The ladies aid sohety will give
an entelta tainnent On Friday even
ny. April 4th. at the hall. Ad-
mi ssioh % cents. childnen sun.
ter twelve years 15 cents. Refresh
ntnts will I've served.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Scott wen,
% Philip on Tuesday.
Communion will be observed a.
re church service on Easter Sum
day. Special music is being pre-
pared. Those who wish to brin,
lunch and remain for u Social timt
are invited to do so
MIR. FGnpert made trip to
Philip with his new Ford car on
Tuesday.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS OF ADMTNTS
TRATJON

State OF South Dakota. County Of
Haakon. IS.
In County Court. In the Matter
of the Estate of Josephine Spring
Ell, deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends
Greeting to James A. Springer, Ma
than J. Springer, and Frank r.
Springer, heirs at law and next Of
kin Of Josephine Springer, deceased
and to all to whom these presents
may come:
Notice is hereby given that Ma
than ]. Springer has filed with the
Judge OF this Court a petition pray
ing for Letters OF Administration OF
the estate of Josephine Springer,
deceased, and that Saturday the
twenty second day OF April. 1916.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said day be-
ing day OF regular term Of
this Court, to-wit: OF the April
.erIn 1916. at the office OF the
County Judge, In the City of Philip,
County OF Haakon, South Dakota.
has been set for hearing said petit
len when and where any person
interested may appear and show
eamSe why the said petition should
:lot he granted.
Dated at Philip, South Dakota,
his firth day OF April. 1916.
H. l.. Br wn. Judge Of the cOln-
ty Court.
Whitney and Bielski, Attorneys
for petitioner.
April 6. l3. 20, q. 1915.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
PETITION

To the Business Men and Nlec-
tors at the City OF Phillip:
We. the wnderslgned residents OF
Haakon County and patrons Of the
City 1H hiAN. do hereby express
t az our sentiment that the City
OF Philip should contlnie without
salDdm dMadng the coming year
and we further express 1t as our
ntimenA that the best Interests
Of the City demand that 1t remain
! dry. and we request that the
electors vote mo" on the ques 'dton
SHAH intoMle leating liquors be SOLD
at retallf' which win be submit IT,
cd at the City election. to be held
on Aprdl eighteenth.
We believe that a license saluon
10 detrimental TO the morals OF
your City and menace to your
~hool wh4oh has attained 80 high
q stamddng. We believe that a
saloon has NO place lin tho 9 Mn-
Seat OF Haakon County and
that Vt In detrimental tO yu.lr
candidacy Tor the penman enA To-
Ion OF the County Seat.
Az patrons OF yDayr City and
being interested In Ito welfare both
moral and financial. ave pnotest
agennae the re-est q blishment OF
. saloon and ask that you give
. matter your serious considera-
tion before casting your ballot at
AZ coming CITY elscUonn.
Howard IAangland, Thomas Eide.
WaA RsypGrk. Joe Reyndak. 8. A.
Los,A. +. D. Humbert, A. p. Hop
klnA A. L. Knntson, Thos. Thee.
som G. F. Allen. G. J. Poss, Oscar
y. Tell. N. 9. Calhoon, +. Il. Bah
cook. @. #. Watson. Lsane wat
SOM Q. J. Gee. W4lsis HIM. f. #.
Samn1cus. Theo. Mtckson. p. W..
.iiakmAn. 8. X. aorsnsouI n. b.
Wln6ods. Harley vanght. Claude
omiaA, oako Msborg. orley NJ.
Culp. D. n. Andeuaon. Neh M. Jen-
zen.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
COURT NEXT WEEK

Tho spring term OF circuit courN
convencs In thfs city Tuesday
morning of next week. Following
are the cases that have been NOV.
cd for t,fal and are upon the cal
endar.
Howard r. Fislar. truskee Of
farley F. Waldorf. hanhrupt, vs.
Harley F. Waldorf and J. W.
Veddor.
Georgia Cost clio vs. Fred Dan
nebrock.
Irene Mason vs. Theodore II.
Mason
American Surety Co. vs w1liam
Boldt.
John r. Basford VS. Mrs. w. c.
Ileeter ct al
Thos. NJ Whit1edge VS. Walter J.
MuHdt ct al.
Florence Milene VS. Olans Milene
j. K. Sechler and Harold /.
Sech1er VS. NJ. A. Stanley.
Richard M. Williams vs. Fred
+. Cooley.
These are an court cases. and
do not necesSitate the t,Onvenine
OF 'the jury. The clerk OF courts
office Is today notifying the Jurors
drawn for this term not to report
This viii do away. with the Mgges
ITEM Of expense In connection with
court work.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
and 75-100 Dollars. and statutory at

and 75-100 Dollars. and statutory at
torney fees.
Notice is hereby given that said
mortgage will be forec'osed by public
sale of said premises on the 22nd day
If May, 1915. at ten O'Clock A. NJ. at
he front door Of the court house in
Ne City of Philip, in said Haakon
County.
Dated at Fort Pierre. South Dakota,
April 10th 1916.
stanley G.. Miller, Assignee Of Mort
-agee
+. w. Lambert, Attorney for AS
sig1lee
Apr l3, 20, q, May 4, II. ls, 1916.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
fold That There Was No Cure for
Him

After suffering for over twenty
years with indigestion and having
some OF the best doctors here tell
me there was NO cure FIR me,
think II only right to tell you fol
the sake OF other sufferers as
we'll as yenr own satisfaction thai
25 cent bottle OF Chamberlain 4
Tablets not only relieved me LtM
cured me within two months al.
TIN nigh ! am a mlan of 65 year1,'
writes Jul. GaObien, Houston,
Texas. For sale by Ain Druggists.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
COMING AGAIN

11aihge, the Eye Man. at hOtek
Philip, Friday, April l4th, alh day.
Largest exclusive eye businesa
west cd Huron and Mitchell. Re-
eular trips. fittdng ha,uAdredss oi
eyes. Satisfaction: modern me-
thods; prices right for work that
is right. References-any physi.
clan in Rapid City. Bring the chill
dren.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13

The o. Il. S. kenai ngton m ct
last evening at Masonic hail. In &C
cordaMe with previous arrange
ments a seven o clock dinner wal
served to invited members OF the
Star and Masonic lodges. Fo1N>w
ing the dinner, which was a three
course affair, program OF music
speeches and readings was given
Mrs. G. G. Wheeler and Mrs. Fl
w. Edwards assisted by Mrs. Ned
Ronndng and Mrs. o. X. whitney
were the hostesses in charge for
the evening. which was a most en-.
'oyable one for an present.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
MORTGAGE FoRGcLosURe sAl

MORTGAGE FoRGcloeuRG eALG
Default exists on Q mortgage executed
by Joseph j. Rogers. single, mortgagor,
20 Stanley County Abstract and Loan
Company. MortgaEee. dated September
1th. 1910. u,ortGagisx the North Halt
~ the Southeast Quarter and the
south Half VI the Northeast Quarter VI
section Fourteen (l4) In Township Rev.
on 90 North Of Range Twenty 800
t:ast Of the Black Hin. Meridian. IN
stanley County. south bakofa, which
said nsortgaae was duly aaalgned hy
wrtting datsd October 10Th. lsio. g
- - = ~ - go, = - -: e:.'zss; ~;
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13
should Not Feel Discouraged

So namy people troubled with in
digestion and constipation have
been benefited by taking Chamber.
iain's Tablets that no Cne shou Id
eel discouraged who has NOT Civ.
en- them q trial. They contain no
pepsin or other digestive fermen&a
but strengthen the stomach and
enable 1t TO perform it funrttous
naturally. For sale BY ALI Dsalesu.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-13

Revival services stf1l G ntinue al
the N. e. chArch. with Increased
intereet. SERVICES each evening at
8 O'Clock. Reuu'Aar services on Sum
day Tle Lord willing. Evangelist
1epp Win preach on "The Second
comiI.g Of Chriat. II win be worth
ycnr time TO hear this msnage.
"for - sacA IN hour - ye thlnik
no. The Son OF Man cOmsth. /"
Watch tor the lscAure for men only
\. J. Dlinx. PAsdcr.
Ces1bs of oohoel distrioAs end
to nips Mtn ~ = oonvenienA
- - - nonnU1 Ao01nD md hlank<
1oo1 - - 1Ao1R haoG1D - ~
-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-25
Die Hemtige gage

Die beutige Gage bat iia gegen
geItern nift piel gednoert. Vim Sol
fan Iino Die 9ulgqren nod INNER
I'M 8orteiI, @rie6enlano nil .niht
aegen Die 8ulgaren 81 5eIoe 6ieben
uno Gumanien lit nod INNER neu-
trail. Gublano orobt ibm omra oas
3uiammen5ieben bon Srnppen an
ieiner @ren5e, aber audi 0entfnlanO
bat linn gu Deriteben gegeben. cs
tperoe lofort in Iein @ebiet einriiden,
10 mie es ben arieg erflare. In Der
Somme baben Die Iaiierten 1eue
@nsriffe eema6t uno Die Srdn3oien
bebaupten, in ben noaitanoigen ge-
lib bon Manrepas gelangt al fein.
Iuf iolen Die @aiierten Die 8ompf-
front peiter na9 Siioen bin Derlan,
aert baben. gon 8erorn bat man
nidts eebort. Im 8an.See in
&leinaiien iheinen Die &uiien nieber
nal Die Sberbano gu baben.
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Siam, onf gumiereS uno gbottan=
court 1ftpere uno lei6te @inidlage.
llmnterbroden fteigen Die 4irtien
aus Staub empor: flint Ieds gu
glei1, 90, BORT, braune, Idapur5e,
meiBlih gelbe, ununterbroden roat
Ser Conner. IS 1T omittlere 5euer=
tatigfetit, 5iemlid rubig. Gur am
Goten Mann miro's jebt lebbafter,
0ie fo6le auppe unlpolft lif lang
ianl meter bort mnB mas I'M
@oage feit. (@m nGdlten Morgen
mefoeten mir ben fran5oliiden gor,
TtoB.)
Sit es pirflif Ifon 5ebn @oden
Ter, lett id bier oben Die Seroun7
5hlodt fnb2 Sic gum eritenmal ols
cine grofe Gh1beit empfauo2 Wos
Iieot 5nif6en oomols uno bellte2
g9eId]e @ambfe, mel6e Sortihritte,
BOD I'm 3oa nit glut eritritten uno
besobltl Nnn ltebt man bier oben,
nno Dem oberflahlid]en 0uge fonnte
es iteinen, als nare aaes fpie emit.
0ber mir mifien, mir fiiblen es, Die
oeutite Sront, Die eiierne @ebr 1T
ouF Dem Worihe, enger mo enger
legt iif Der 5albfreis uni Die SeIte,
INNER Tfmer5hafter oriidt Die eberne
oeutlhe Settle BEN barten %fran5oii.
Iden Sanger.
Ser Gtaub palt aut Die boben
GoppeIn fliegen oorbei. @ir iinb SIT
Saufe.
u@iiien Sic idon? Gin GROCER
Seeiieg iiber Die gnelanoerl" 8ie
tperoen iie iubeln, Die euten tapferen
Snngen in ibren 2odern earl5 born
binter Dem Gotten Wannl"
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Vpif md net nIten 6eirnat.

Die na6Tten neutraIen Compiler,
Die Yoltia1en Flr Deutidlat6 nn6
Seiterrei6-ungorn BON Seem Oorf
mitnebmen iinD:
gSeGig SlaD", &openbogen,
0onneritag, 81. anguit.
,6reoerif VIII &openbagen
Mittmod, 6. September.
v5todbolm4 @otbenbllrq, Diens-
tog, 12. September.
limited Stote5", 4openbagen,
9onneritog, IA. September.
0@ergensfioro@, Bergen, 5amss
tog, t6. September.
..9scor II" &openbagen, Cont
neritog, %. September.
uariitianiofiorb", Bergen, Sams-
tag, 7. Sftober.
nSelig Olap", aopenbosen, 9on=
ueritag, 12. Oftobar.
oStodboIm, @otbenbura CONS
tag IA. Sftober.
n8reoerif VIII a~openboeen,
Mittmod, Is. 0ftober.
limited 9totes", aopenbagen,
0onneritog, 90. Sftober.
ngergensfioro1r Bergen, ,2S. Sf
tober.
gs lit ~nottpenotg, BEN Namen oes
betreffenoen Dampfers groB nno
oeutIib auf Dem griefumidIag al
permerfen. Sober grief lonte ber-
art marfiert nerben 90 er ionIf biel-
Iei6t auf neutralen Dampfern bef0r-
bert miro, Die englilde S0fen anlou-
fen.