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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

l! appealing hgure in the revolution
OF i19S during which LORD Edward Was
captured and thrown into prison. where
he died of wounds received In the
struggle with the officers who arrested
him while in bed.
"A greatly loved Irish patriot and
orator. Robert Emmett. headed the revo-
luton OF 1903. Emmet, while trying
to make his escape after an abortive
attempt to seize Dublin Castle. was
apprehended as he was saying farewell
to Judge Currnn's daughter to whom
on the. scaffold the following day, is
one OF the best known examples Of i'm
passioned Irish oratory. William
Smith O'Brien, from the south of Ire
land. was the leader of the rebellion
or 1913. in which Dublin took little
part The Fenian Society's activities
or 1867. both in ireland and In America.
Kept the capital city in turmoil for
many weeks.
Dublin Castle.
Dublin Castle. which figures so con-
spicuously In the citys uprisings, is
an unimposing structure built origi-
nally during the first quarter OF the
thirteenth century 1t covers nearly
three times as much ground as the
United States Capitol building in Wash :
ington Another building of impres-
siFe size. covering five acres. is now
occupied by the Bank OF Ireland, but
was formerly used as the House OF
parliament. The most famous institu-
eion or the city is Dublin University. or
trinity College, founded under char
Ter from Queen Elizabeth in 1891.
commercially Dublin is famous for
us popiIns, its whisky and it's porter.
az ono time It's wooden. cotton and
linen manufactures were extensive
uEuenots fled TO this city and estab.
iished extensive silk works after the
'e'ocaeioh or the edict OF Nantes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

before the attempt was to have been
made. This was during the rebellion
OF l64l, and it was Connolly's inforIna-
ton which saved Dublin for the King
Cromwell. James II. and William III. In
turn visited Dublin with armed forces
Another Fitzgerald Prominent.
Another Fitzgerald doomed up as n
factor in Irish unrest about the time of
Evening star., 1916-06-05
YALE CREWS REACH CAMP.
Varsity 0arsmen Arrive at Gales
Ferry on Mrs. Harriman's Yacht.

NEW LONDON. June 5-Yale's rowing
squad settled last night in the training
camp at Gales Ferry, all the oarsmen
having arrived from New Haven during
the afternoon.
The first varsity crew was the last to
reach quarters. having made the trip on
Mrs T. H. Harriman's steam yacht Sui
tana The second varsity men sailed
down Long Island sound on Col c. l.. F.
Robinson's auxiliary schooner yacht Sava-
roma and came to anchor directly off
Rroadvew The Sultana anchored below
the railroad bridge. and the first crew
made the trip up the four-mle course in
launches. The launches Elihu Yale, Bin
go and Bun also arrived safely from New
Haven.
The freshmen came to Gales Ferry yes
terdav afternoon by train. Coach Guy
NiCkallS will arrive today
Harvard's shells reached New London
from Cambridge in special coaches at 4
o'clock yesterday morning. with Charley
Hart. the veteran boat rigger in charge.
Later the boats were sent to Red Top and
will he in readiness for the Crimson
squad when it arrives late this afternoon.
Evening star., 1916-06-05

his family. she remarked meaning the
deaths of his stepfather and sisterin-
law. and she feared the third one had
happened.
Fearing serious consequences from
the shock when she should he told oi
his death, her relatives summoned DR.
Frederick II. Morhart- their family
physician. and had him break the news
to her. She expressed no surprise, but
she manifested great distress. Mrs
Mary Hartford. mother of the deceased
81 9Th street northeast. and Mrs. Eliza
beth Smith. mother of Mrs sullivan
wer" on their way home from a Con
federate reunion at Frederick, Md
when the drowning occurred.
The deceased is survived by his wife
who was Miss Elizabeth Smith before
her marriage: his mother Mrs. MarN
Hartford: Ensign William sullivan. =
brother, W no is on duty on the L. S. S
Chattanooga. and Mrs. Mabel Eppley. q
sister. who resides with her mother al
the q street address. tie was 4 Nom
bcr Of Hope Lodge, No. %, +. y. ~ II.
Evening star., 1916-06-05
Interested in Capital Affairs.

The deceased was long identified with
n number of Masonic bodies. He was
an active member of the Association
of Oldest Inhabitants and always dis
played a deep interest in the welfare
of the National Capital He was also
an active worker in ST. Andrews Epis-
copal Church, of which he was a
member
Funeral services will be held Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock a his resi-
denCe. Rev. j. ]. Dimon. rector of
st. Andrews Church, will officiate. The
interment will be in Glenwood ceme-
terry.
Mr. Ergood was a widower. his wife
having died about fifteen years ago
He is survived by fhree sons, Jesse l..
Ergood. of this city; Walter c. and
Clarence Ergood. both engaged in busi-
ness in Lancaster, Pa. \ niece. Miss
A. n Wall. who has resided with Mr..
Ereood since childhood, also sur
wives him.
Evening star., 1916-06-05
JESSE {. ERGOOD.

Jesse c. Ercood. one of the oldest
wholesale grocers in this city, died
at $50 o'clock this morning after an
Illness Of three weeks. at his home.
1909 1i'h street northwest. Mr.. Err
2ood was stricken with paralysis in
his "tlic" three weeks ago. He was
carried home in an uncoa~cious condi-
ti"u and remained that way the greater
portion of the time up to his death.
Mr. Ergood was born in this city Oc-
tohcr 80 1871. He was educated in
Evening star., 1916-06-05
JAMES 4. SULLIVAN.

James y. Sullivan. member of The star
staff of photographers - familiazly
known as Jimmie" by a host Of
friends-was drowned off The power
launch Foam about $50 o'clock last
night. near Jones point lighthouse. a
short distance from Alexandria. He
.Vent down within a few feet of the
boat from which he fell. his friends
both aboard the Foam and other boats
being una BILE TO save him. Members Of
the crew of the police boat searched
for the body last night, but without
success.
Victor Norris. deckhand on the police
boat. this afternoon about I2:15
o'clock recovered the body near the
scene of the accident. He vas work
ing in a small boat when he made the
recovery. Lieut.. Dean lu charge Of
the harbor precinct, AMI 1Tr. Harvey.
who was aboard the Foam when the
accident happened, were in the boat
with Norris The body was brought to
the city and turned over 20 an under
taker
The accident happened while Sullivan
was on his homeward trip from Mar
shall Hall with Franklin Harvey and
John Winston Of SIS 9th street north
east, where sullivan resided. and VII
liam Wright, rs Florida avenue north
east sullivan WAS COlv@rsiHg with
Claude Dombharr, who was aboa I'd the
launch Lorraine, ID, about taking
photograph OF the Lorraine. IL is stated,
when he lost his balance and fell into
the river
Sullivan had promised pomhhart. il is
stated. that he would photograph his
boat the first time they met on the
river. if he had a camera with him. and
Yesterday when the boats met. Sulli-
van was reminded Of his promise. He
had no camera with him, however, and
was unable to take the picture. Sulli-
van was seated on an icebox at the
stern of the boat.
Evening star., 1916-06-05
The Materials
and CoIors

AIi-yyooI scrges. pop
Inns. Eahardines. whip
cords in black. navy blue
and all the best spring
shades. Shepherd checks
in - great variety and
other fancy lycaves.
Evening star., 1916-06-05

local public and private scheels and
subsequently engaged in the wholesale
Erocery business. He was for a num-
Der of years located at 614-616 Penn
sylvanfa avenue northwest For the
past six years he and his son, Jesse
l.. ErSood, have been engaged in the
merchandise brokerage business at 945
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Evening star., 1916-06-05
The Styles

Plain tailored suits.
fancy trimmed suits.
short and medium Jacket
suits. silk lined. plated
and full flare skirts--iD
fact, every new spring
model Is included in this
great sale.
Evening star., 1916-06-05
$500 Waists
At Sl.97

Fine Wolfe Blouses, alI-oVer
styles or plain with frills; trimmed
with dainty laces. Tailored Linen
Rlouses with tucks and plaits.
China Silk Blouses. Tailored mod
els and frill effects. Wash Silk
Blouses in Il great variety of beau
tiful stripe effects. Choice of long
or short sleeve styles in all sizes.
Third Floor--Lansburgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1916-06-05
Purchase Sale of Waists

Madras and Lawn Blouses
in tailored styles.
Black Lawn Blouses with
high or low collars.
Evening star., 1916-06-05

Here is really one of the best
values in this great sale. Heavy
firm quality. in white grounds
with beautiful colored and black
satin stripes; VIII launder and re-
tain color and finish.
Evening star., 1916-06-05

Heavy creepy quality and perfect
" finished in 3 large assortment
of street. afternoon and evening
colors.
Main Floor-Lansburgh e Bro
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
Gn raien6e spmanb.

Raa Ell &rloamper, ser ligger
i @asp9rfsbabnen / aipbenbapn, er
noipillet en- iterft DRAMATIC Cpl
fobe.
gn al 9pmanocnc, oonlf, ser
bab0e paret / 8pen, TOM for tent
til Meiooag % bite Zig noget poa=
birfet al Spiritus. &opmeIteren be-
%6rejoebe bam, at Fan fom for tent;
men 0eroper bleb 5pmonoe1t 1aa
raienoe lat ban greb Ell 3fie og
true6e &obmeiteren poa 2ibet.
5opmelteren flDgte6e i116 / I'll
2utaf. Semanoen ibgte fprit at IT,
be 5tornlpb MOS D9ren, men ga
Sen bolot> llog ban mes 3fien Ips
paa &osjf, iaa Set i%plintreoes. Tle=
re @lasiplinter fiji ino / 2ufofet
og ramte 9opme1teren / 9jet, 1oo
ban maatte til 2pge og bobe fore
taget en- lille Operation.
T9rlt otter lnngere Gi6s Scamp
lDffe0es Set Sen pprige 8e1ptnin1
% Eolitiet at obermor16e Sen. ru=
1e11oe 5emGno og foo bonr fprt til
Irrei item.
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Nathalie 2ahle.

Hoa @altioncn, ser lpringer |teitt
trent / 9rlteosparfc,1s 1tiIle 81.
miot imellem sen helpioeril fe Mto{-
Hon og SSeanme b'Nlrc, bur n1a11 rejl1
|6et Minoesmerfc for Sen of6p6e lto=
re %fpinoelige &e6agog> Grf. Motba=
lie Sable, font SEN &omite, Scr
bar lfienfet &jgbenbopn set, forlc-
Sen los ofI9re.
Srn Gpritbe 2embcfe boboe lfrc=
bet tire im11ffc 5onge, iom inorom=
meoe Sc officielle Galer. Hao Geo
m1mentfomiteens @egnc tolte fsrit
@orgmeiter 0pb6obl. &oo Mogi=
ltrote11s @egnc toffeoe @orgmeiter
Morltrono for 0ctte MIC 5mpffe til
Dor SoDcoltao, i6et fan frembppe-
De, at Set fer er fprite @ong, III
[rejler ct Min0esmnrfe for en- &pin<
&c. lom fife tilbprer Sc bpje1te &rec,
1e, n1e1 lpm bor tilfen1pet Jig Net=
ten til at min0es olene pe6 tit Mr>
bejoe. Gnoelig bolot ftp. 0berbeitp=
rerin0c for &c: 3oblcs 5fole, 6rf.
Senriettc Sfrom, en- lnl1f og
bormtfplt Sale.
Monun1entet, font lfpl6tes 8illeo=
hl9gcr @ran0ltrup, CT al Bronco
|og bpiler pan en lop @ronit1 offeI;
pad cit bei ronf 5ejle 1es en- Suite
|of Trf. 3able. @e0 @pjlens 500
ltoor en- ING 2ererin0e> bolbcnbc en-
lille Eige / 9aan0en.
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@rrnr.
9p6 / lin SHE.

5fonnerten uMnno" al Morbus
tom fcrleoen in6 / Npborg Sopn
og meofertc 5fibets Tprcr, @apt.
Alb. 9eielie11, iom Sig.
~Nnna" par poo @runo al Wobz
.bino o11fret op beo 5lipsbopn, og
mems Sfonncrten loa ber> blep Sop
tojnen grebet al ct beftigt SSloebe=
t1noe11oc, og 9agen eftcr fonotes
ban 6eo / lin &eje.
Ser bar life pao 2iget Segn poo
SOLO al nogen Mrt.
"Ilmo"s @eiptning bcitoo for
1loen al &apt. Niel1en al to Moro.
&uptajnerL ser bar ca. 40 Mur al.
efterloocr fig Su1tru og to 8prn,
.holto0cn0c / Morb11s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
1%t6psaelist 9perfol6.

Sorle6en Miooog forefal6t Ser
paa ct. Mnne Nlaos / &jpbenboh1
ct meget ubpggeligt Sptrin.
Gn mi0al6ren0e Game ia6 puo
en- &pnf / 5ollfinnet, 6o en- 1p=
m%an6sfle6t Man6 tog &lo6s beo
5i6en of ben6e. s Mi66agstimcn
bar 8la01en ganife poe. &lu6ieliJ
faite0e 56mon6en Zig ODER Dame:1
og fori6gte at pbe @ol6 imo6 ben6e.
SUN 1otte fig til Mo0berge 81
|rdabte b6it ON @ielp, men in6en
nogen tom til, bab6e 56manoen
misban6let benoe ret ~alporligt.
Gililenoe Soft fit / Sg1ge u8erl.
|Ei6." set gale Man6folf oberman6et
pg ppergipet til nogle &efiente, Ser
|gjebliffelig transportereoe bam til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
Gn baarlig 9Sprretnina.

Spm befje11ot inDfipbte 5taten !
1915 1tore &ornbeboloninger / @ibi=
|ric11. Set bar Meningen, at bette
&orn iful0e iupplere bore bjemlige
@cboloninger, og @ebploningerne
far lioen &jebet ligget %opbeboret /
|5ibirien, i6et set poo @runo al Sc
ltore Observation-Disclosures bite
Zig um1tligt at foa set til Donmorf.
Sor6oloene bor life be6ret fig fort
fioen, men man boobeoe bog, BET
piloe lDffes / 2pbet al Mai at foa
en 2ooning paa cd. 10000 S6r.
oertil. So Sronsporten imi6lertio
er 1oo ponifelig og foltbor> bar MON
Il Observation-Disclosures b%eiluttet at
prebe at faa &ornet oflat / &us=
lano> og bette ipues life panifeligt.
Scr er forel6big iolgt "a. 100000
Sor. til Briier, ser CT b9iere en6
Dem, mor1 / itn Sio CAB. Men 90
&ubelfurie len it6en Sen Sis er gaoet
ne0 og ga Sen langc Splagring bar
meofprt b%etp6elige l16gifter, t6r
mon life forbente 1oget 1terre Sper=
ifuo al benne 6orretning, Ser BOG
/ b9jelte @ro6 er tilraaoelig, i6et
Sen beiDarlige Sransport bill for
6Dre &ornet betpoeligt, in6en set
naar 9onmarf. Man agter 6erfor,
ONT muligt, at pebblibe me6 Salget
af 6isie &ornbebol0ninger, ser lam.
(let onoroger ca. 100000 S6r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
xjbhrnhxum.
Me0aillens Meners.

S lt0lte Summer optrpfte hi Ell.
Mrtifel al Sobannes 9. Se,lien ONT
Experimentation. u@bor fomme1
FUN fra?" ipprger bo11.
@oor fon1mer Sc fra, tilfeier
~Sbilte0 Mmtsopis", og fort1etter
meo. fplgen6e @emerfninger, ser it.
fe CT felt iao lpriife 1om Sobs. g.
Seniens.
Sc fommer / &egelen fra en-
Mnr, lom life bor peret %fornuftig
nof til at lpre 6em @usligbeo ;
|Stebet for at la6e 6em llioe Ne6er=
|oelene blonfe pao Ell &pntoritol for
at funne tjenc til 2%pnun1epenge.
&bor Sc goar ben!
Moar Sc .er iaa bel6ige at fin0e
cit W}on0> gjdr Sc bom ulpffelig,
for6i Sc ingen Sing fan operfom=
ME. Sg nnar iao ST.. Sobonnes g.
|Senien mp0er Sen olfeblon6e, ct
Sarpen goaet al &roosulos8oIfe;
nc ltiffer 1,0 al rbet 1tore, oejlige
SOAR og Sen pn0ige 5fobning CT
blepen Ell ljuifet og lnoblet Settling.
ipn1 bberfen fon boloe Jig ielb eller
fine Finger / Or0en, lom 6erfor Ter
n1eget Gl0re u6, ems Dun CT / Str
|feligbe6en, og iom man = 1nmmen
me6 benbes 1toffels Mono = mao
|bjcrtclig befloge.
Ser goor bun Zen. Me11 1on fan
|Sobs. g. Senien iffe fjen0e be11oe
;gien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
@ilbert Mnrrap pm 9anmarf.

.Nrofes1or Gilbert Murrop gigr
/ en- Mrtifel / ~@eitminlter @o5ette"
&e0e for SC. Sn0trpf, bon far moo
taget poo lin nplig tilen6ebrogte
&ejie / Donmarf.
5fipnt England = lfriper ban
= / 1907 bon1bor6ereoe &ipben=
|bopn og tog Sen oonlte 6lao6e>
lifj9nt England / 1864, tro6s gibnc
un6lo0 at fommc Oanmorf
It'll @jGlp, for 9onmorf CLIENT alt
|0ettc n116er Sen nperDGnger16e 6o=
Tres trucnbc Srpf.
MurroD 1friper bi6ere, at ban
Donmorf> bor fl1noet pirfelig @pm=
poti for @ntentemagterne
! Gn 0el 9onlfe frpgter, at eng
l%len6erne ifol la0c 0eres Sropper
lgjpre 2an6gang / 9anmarf. Mn6re
lpil np6igt ie engelife Drea0nougb-
tier @forcerc fig frem gjernem Store=
|bGlt, 81 bette bil6e bebirfe, at tpi fe
)Sroppcr brp0 in6 oper Sen 6anl tie
|@renle.
Erofesior Ml1rrop me1er ielp, oi
Den ltprl tic Sore for 9onmarf pilbc
|ligge /, at Spiferne 1oo 6eres &eg-
ming beo at bemegtige fig Sc 6on=
itc neutrality-suspicious., ser mt |
(~betpoeligt Smfang goor til eng
Ilon0. EDife Sropper nil6e / ioa
|6olo frnnc oberippmme Spllan6
pao "a Sinner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
@spprtfurbnb for faliforniife
HruGter.

Otter itffert Sorlpoenbe oberbeier
Sl1itttslniniiteriet for 5iben ct gfs,
p%prtforbu6 for ollie Sortcr al foIi-
fcrniife 6rltgter. eSrnportprerne al
.oisle Sarer bar benltillet til &egie<
ringen, at Sorbuoet tom, og set fan
bcntes meo oct fpr1te.
&oa 8aits bcraf bill ser 11er1neit
blipe optaget en- general 6orbon6=
ling meo gnglano ON 6rigipeIfe AT
Sc ltore &ortier %foliforniife 6rug-
ter Ser ligger bellaglagt / Gnglono,
90 Scr mencs berigjenneln at bore
lt01tgt til en- Sroning, bbprnco Sis
ie Horticr frigibes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
Von1efangerne barre ems 1pqcn=
itn6e.

s Sc itoite Gage 1111 oa ser ben
|9fiftcti0 tommer 1oo mango hinge
Sanobpcrc til @oDc0ltnoen, CT 6e1
uofploet en- oberoroentlig energiit
@irflombeo al @on0efongcrne, fri
pes Ser fdrlt / Moj.
Gn Spmrcrmelter S. CT b1ebeu
l1oplDn6ret / 8epertninge11 v61m.
pen" / @olmensga0e 6, &jpbenbobn.
0a ban roogneoe al en- Dps> ser
formo0cntlig CT freu1folot beo Ct
Sopemio0cl, bop0c @11ffilten oe
bans &jereltc lonmen me0 to an.
0re %itjaalet 100 Sir. fra bam. 49,
iesior &iibingcr bebonoler- tilt Ga.
Fge1.
s en- @ooro poa @e1 Intercollegiate
|fan0t mon Ell 11rg &onoeforl, Ma6s
|Olicn, ser bar bolpn9gen, og bal
blebcn bcltjoolet for $50 &r. &p,
percn, Scr lenere blep anbol6t
2arsbjpr ltrG0e paa Ell 8epGrtning
bbor ban la6 og flotte0e fig / 81
ferets Sri CT Ell ti0ligerc 1traffet
@ol0smol10, Carl Sprqcnlen.
Sg e11oelia CT ser / en- @iGltgi=
bergodr6 poo @elterqooe toget IL
@onocfongere, 9eiels Micl1en og 6.
|Eimmer, Ser bel6igbis enonu bab6e
ZOO &r / @ebolb, 1om Sc bob6e fra
rebet cit Mejcriit Sprgcnien fra
See tbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
9p1 af Gfrnf.

Sorleoen omtalte hi ct ltort Cor
ointpbert Ser baboe. funoet 5teo
boS EFT @fsporter / 8jelfeS Mlle.
Sen unoeri6gelle, ser blep ibnrf=
lat / Sen Mnle6ning> for mt oes=
berre meofprt ct Mennelfes 500,
- noeluffenoe poo @rrn6 of en-
Hotolelle> ser blep opfottet forfiert.
@e1to11ratgr 8elpen6t / u8iener=
ballen" boboe fibbt ct @orti of Cor
oinerne> 116en at bioe Sc bar 1tiool=
me- = og bon bab6e 6crfor nplis
Be1pg al EN- Opooger, 1om ban gop
olle Oplpsninger. 90 0poogeren
fog Mfife0 iog6e bon: ga, loa font
n1er Ri og benter 6en1 / Morgen."
N%e1tonrotpren opfatte6e Set, font on
bet bar bon1, Ser ifl1loe bentes.
mems Set bar 5oroinerne> - og So
ban al0rig bor Dobt meD Holitict
at gjgre, bleb fan ltl1m al &p61el.
st 9jeblif efter fal6t bon ON -
rant al ct opopleftilf Mnfal6 - og
foo elmer efter 6e6e fan.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
Brmnbtbiq=M pnnnteutet.

aomiteen for Eiloejebri1rgcllen al
ct @runotpig= Monnment = ser
tenfes iom befjen0t lerlig poo SEN
fen &lin0ts @runotpig=&irfc = bor.
letter booo ri crforer, for nplig bol6t
|et Eor @eltpreliesmpocr, bpor mani
far 0rpftet M%11ligbc0en for MI at
Iiege Hlanerne gjcn11emiert. s 2p=
het al 0enl1e Moane6 bol0es ser Ct
NIT Mpoe, bbor man liffert toger
%6efinitib 8ei temmclic ON MI / Com
merers eller Gfteraarcts 2pb at
Itorte Sen 2on0s=S11oiomling, ser
1fl1l0e gipe &omiteel1 SC np0benoige
Hengemibler / &Gnoc til Mejsni11=
gen al Mon11n1entet.
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Sruet lin &jerci te mcb 9iebulpe1

Srl1et TN &tRrc1te me0 9tebolDer.
2ogerorbcjocr Sobon Mn0er1en,
en- 22=oarig Monb, CT blepen o1,=
bo16t al Holitiet.
! Snotil for gonlf e nplig bar bon
forlopet me0 EFT ing Oomc, Ser bQr
lit 9jem pon 2iterbro. Sum bpbeoc
imiolerti6 Sorlopelien> fproi fan bi=
1te fig at pere Ell %pibtlpftig og bio=
fig SIR. Si0cn 90 far ban gien=
togne @onge poSlet benoe np poo
@aoen og forulempet ben0e beo Sill
raob % Gr11sler
Sprleocn lto6 ban poo %ogt / cit
@ooe / Nprbe0en at bcn6es &iem,
iom ban bi6lte, at bun ifl1l0e pos1c=
re 9an boboe Ell iforplo6t &epolper
/ SoallOen og iog6e, at laurent blt1
beoblibenoe nngteoc at fjen6es pe0
bom> pil0c ban ifpbe bcnbe neo poo
Ste0et. 9e11 nrge Dome ruQbte ON
Siplp> og to MGnb, Ser fom forbi.
tog Gebolperen fra 2ogerarbejoeren.
1om berefter bleb o11bolot al cit $50
litibetjent.
Sons So9 CT bcnbiit til. @eDo16=
ling / 5. &riminulfommcr q.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
.Sbafeipeare pg @elfn9pr.

Set bor bi6til b9ret alminoelie
antaget, at 5bofeipeore poo on6en
&aan6 bar erbberbet Set &ien6ifab
til &eliinger> iom iotte bam iitano
til at gioe uSomlet" 2ofolfolorit.
gu oplplte fornplig 8ibliotefar
Sui. Glm1ien / u8erl. Si6.", at ma
mener at bobe fun0et 5ano1pnliq-
beosbebis for: at 5bafeipeare ielp
bar bpret / &elitnggr me0 ct al 6e
mango rejlen0e engelife 5ellfaber.
1om op til Mar 1900 gje1tebe San.
mari.
0g / v8olitifen" paabiier Sen III
.|ltorilfe Sorfatter 2aurit5 8ebpr}en
Set lamme oetaiueret ogritpttenoe
|iig til BEN pprinoelige, lenere retteoe
Smletteflt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
Gn 0anifers 9aoS.

S 6plge ct &ripotbrep fra Mon=
treu5 bar oen e1gelifc &onges @ej=
le=&1treer, Yre1nierlpjtnont / sen
engelfe Seer, Omar 8. Sane, 6o
aunol=D amperen uSusier" bar tor.
peoerct, uofprt Ell mooig Dooo, for
|bpilfen ban omtales rpien6e / en-
celtic % frantic 8lobe.
&remierlpjtnont Done for nen,=
Zig reboet fra Sen bisie Dpo FEM
&binoer og to Meno, ser / bolp-
|onoen .Iin1c bop0e tpn1pet for ST.
bet / Spen.
Dane er 0onif pg Syn al ftp.
|9pffl1rer &ermon, men ontog, eff
ter Sen engelife &onges 9nife beo
itn l%(onGpnclie til Yremierlpitnont
Napnet 0one.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
Nfn 116fbrielsnffrre.

s &jpbenbobn bebon6les / 9ie=
bliffet eli l16feriels= Mffere, iom Ell
for%afteriltilf for Sen SCREENINGS
moral - eller rettere logt Monge]
poo' 6orret1ingsmorol = iom ia,
oobe1baret Jig flere @o11ge / Ser
|Si0, &rigcn .bor 1tooct poo.
Oct CT / 6elgc uNott." Ell pu1
ing Wan0, CIT ti6ligcre &of be1
Hfom Mpller> Scr CT optroo6t JON
|Gfsporter for Sc. San bob6e iolgt
ct &orti poo 800 &ilogroln til Sam.
borg og tjcnt go6t poo Sorretnin.
gen. 9a1 far Mo6tugeren imi0Ier.
|tib ic116t ct roier6e &reb, bpori
ban 6pn6cr, at set life CT Sc Fan
bar faoet, met S>1,s cller 5ono.
Sbcrra1fcllen bar 1oa mcget ltprre
for bam, efterlom Sen Seprpbe,
bborefter bor fjebtc @oreportiet
bar 1%1i96ponlig fin.
9o 5pl9eren pplpltc, at bon bop=
Sc fooet @rppen pao Sen Moo0c, at
ban bar gaoet ino / Ell Geforret.
ming paa 5trpget .og bob6e fjpbt ct
Ho. Sc al ollerfinclte 5ort, blel
Ser i1ogibet frin1i11el Mnmeloclic
moo Dom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
Gu fiffig Wan6.

8%pfog6cn / &jebcnbopn mp0t!
|forle0en bos en- Mrbejosmo116, 6eo
|lful6e ipttes poo @o6en. @o11 bop:
Sc life betalt @rsleje, og 6o bor
iffe fun6e faa nogen ny 2ejligbe6
|ifl1l6e bans Mpbler til 5un0bolm
Man begDn6te at rp66e u6, oQ
Man6en iao megct fornejet u6. -
Meen plu6ielig TOM en- Some fore11:
Sc og raobtc;: at set bar benocS
Mspbler. Set bite Jig 6a, at Or:
beioSman6en, mems &onen bar beef
boboe flpttet Denies M9bler op
fin 2ej1igbeo og bans egne neo
ben6es. = &an bil6e life bobe III
|&rom paa @un6bolm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
8leiebprns=Spin6el.

6r1t Sejerien, Ser I Nobember !
|6ior bleb arrel teret for uforiparligt
|Torbolo oberfor 4 @6rn, ser bar
anbragt bos ben6e, 69nnteS forle6en
flor beorageligt Sprbol0 oDerfor 8pr=
nenes Mp6re, i0et bun bab6e on
|pen0t Sc 8eleb, FUN mo6tog fra
M66rene 1om @e6erlag cen Gong
for olle, til fin egen og life til &6r>
nenes Sor6el; en6bi6ere 69ntes bu11
for grob &anregt al 89rnene, lamt
|for6i FUN bab6e bobt 8prn / &1eis
u0en Hleietilla6elie. @traffen blet
IS Maane6erS Sorbe6ringsb1tsarbei
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