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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
GARM|sHEE REPEAL
RESOLUTION TABLED
ministraave Beard Further BE-
fore Acting.
BUSINESS MEN PROTEST.
Ten Game Waryicns Nominated to En-
force Hunting Laws In tho Forests
and Streams Of the City OF Rich
mOnd.

After hearing earnest protests by
Merchants Association. and W. H.
schwarzschild, leading members Of
the association, the Council Committee
on Ordinances tabled resolution
from the Administrative Board last
night, suggesting that the ordinance
requiring the board to discharge any
city employe upon second garnishee
be repealed. was tabled.
The Administrative Board wants to
be in position to act upon the merits
of each case. 1t does not want to dis
charge every one, who may be unfor-
tunate enough to be garnisheed. The
present law provides that upon the
first "offense" the delinquent be laid
off for ten days. and upon the second
he shall be discharged.
The representatives of the Retail
Merchants Associa ton declared that
the law would deter men from making
bills they could not pay. and would
act as a deterrent, rather than ms a
menace.
Committeeman English and Fuller
thought the board should be permitted
to use Its discretion in all cases of
this character.
The proposed ordinance restricting
peddlers in their hawking in the hours
between s A NJ. and P. NJ. was
adopted. An amendment prohibiting
the husksters from ringing door bells,
II troduced by Mr.. Gunst. was defeated
In accordance with the law passed
by the last General Assembly giving
Council the right 10 name ten deputy
game wardens. the committee nomi-
mated the following: Peyton Johnson.
]. 7. w. Curtis, W p. Patterson. will
liam Todd, E. c. Taylor, NJ s. Angle,
r. C. Seidea. r. "A, Taliey. "A. B. Tunis
and C, A. Bryce
Mr.. Tunis is a well-known newspa-
per man; Mr.. Taylor is agent for the
S, P. c. A. and Mr. Angle Is a special
officer for the c. & Q. Railway.
A request OF NJ. S. Angle for police
powers in the city. was sent to the
city attorney to prepare a suitable or
dinance giving Mr.. Angle police pow
ers in the city when in the pursuit
of business pertaining to his duties
as special officer OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company.
Members of the committee present
were: Chairman Gunst, Christian,
Ladd. welsh. English and Fuller.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
Wash Silks Reduced

A special showing of Wash Silk
Remnants in shifting stripes, dots
and stripes for waists and gowns
and plain habutai for all wanted
purposes. are offered at about ONE
THIRD THE REGULAR PRICES.
FANCY TAFFETA, representing
a special table of ends from stock,
embracing choice waist and dress
lengths. mostly in stripes, though
some checks and solid colors are
included; sc inches wide; range up
COLORED CORDUROYS will
drop to g new low water mark to-
day when we shall inaugurate a fl
nal cleanup on 32-inch widths In
the best of shades; regularly Csc
yard, but come early, for the guam
tity Is limited at .......,.... Acc
Cohen $. Main Floor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
Y. VI, G. A. To Entertain.

Tonight the Central Y. NJ c. A. will
give the fourth of series OF mem
bership entertainments on the roof
garden. fine musical program has
been arranged, and a big attendance Ia
expected. Mr.. Clifford Walker. tenor,
will sing, accompanied by Professor
Herbert Reese, who will also play a
piano solo. A special orchestra will
play. with Miss Alice Satterfeld as
pianist. AT the close of the program
on the roof basket ball game will
be played in the gymnasium. between
the Y. N. c. A. Junior and Employ ed
Boys terms. The members are show
ing increasing interest In the mem ber-
ship socals, and everyone has bean
we'll attended. The program is sched-
uled to start at SIS r. NJ. In event
of unfavorab bic weather, the entertain
ment will be held indoors. The SOL
dfers at Camp Henry Carter Stuart are
extended cordial invitation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
LDeUM WILL BE COSTLY.
VIII COST More Than - 900 TO Extra
tiite Hiny->Now Held In Africa.


Whether the State will spend a
thousand or more dollars to extradite
Israel Legum, wanted In Portsmouth
on several charges OF forgery, and who
Ia now being held In johannesburg
South Africa, IL matter that will be
decided when Governor Henry Carter
Stuart returns to the city.
Information was received yesterday
by secretary to the Governor, Alex
ander Forward, from Frank l. Polk.
acting Secretary of State, to the effect
that Legum can be extradited mas
much as johannesburg belongs to
Great Britain and that the United
States has an extradition treaty with
England. 1t will cost something like
$3.50 each way to bring the prisoner
back here, which. combined with
Legums expenses from johannesburg
to Portsmouth, will amount to more
than $1,000.
Secretary Forward has prepared all
Of the papers and the Governor will
pass on the matter as soon as he re-
turns to the city. which Is expected to
be late this afternoon or some time
tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
Shadow Allovers, 29c

Few women Will want to overlook this
opportunity to secure soc Shadow All
over IAces 81 inches wide. in white and
cream in the most attractive patterns OF
the moment at :...20 c
LACES. consisting of about 300 yards
Torchons, Linen Clunies and Venise
Edges and Insertions slightly soiled from
display, VaTd ~
IMPORTANT to note that another
shipment OF those popular Torchon Laces.
ranging from IA inch to / inch in width
will be on sale at the Friday Remnant
Day price of. ward Observation-Disclosures
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
ALLEGED VIOLATORS
OF LAWS ON LABOR

Labor laws were invoked by MEM
bers of the police force yesterday
when w. Withers Miller. manager of
Polk Miller Drug Company. was ar
rested on the charge OF working min
ors under sixteen years of age mora
than ten hours in any one day; L. w.
Chelf. manager OF the Wortendykc
Manufacturing Company, was arrested
for working minors. and when A. n.
Hunenstein. manager of the Harold
Garment Company. was arrested for
working women more than ten hours n
day.
The three cases will be called in
Eolice Court today
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
WOULD oTsT THEM ALL.
Indignant Highland Park Man Com.
plains of City Officials

Governor Henry Carter Stuart yes
terday received a letter from j. .,
Sanders, resident of Highland Park.
in which complaint was made
against the Administrative Board Of
fcers OF the City Health Department.
City street Cleaning Department and
members OF the City Council for al
legged derelction of duty The letter
was forwarded 10 the Administrative
Board by Secretary Forward.
Mr. Sanders is complaining against
an open sewer. emptying. ne says,
within ten feet OF a sidewalk
The matter will be taken up with
Health officer Levy by the Admins
trative Board with instructions to
ahate the nuisance and all similar ones
in the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
HtllSTERN BROTHERS
MAY SELL ICE CREAM

The case of Hellstern Brothers,
charged with selling ice cream on
Sunday. was dismissed in Police Court
yesterday. II was shown that the
concern had operated under a restau-
rant license for some time. In dis
posing OF the case. Justice Crutchfield
declared that while Ii would be law
full to sell ice cream, II would not
be lawful to dispense soft drtuks.--
The Hellstern corner, Seventh and
Broad, is one of the most popular sec
tions of the city. and the fact that
the place may keep open on Sundays.
has started other coafectioners Ia com
slider the advisahility of transforming
their places into restaurants.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
79c Teddy Bear
Combinations

Made of GOOD quality crepe and
neatly trimmed with beautiful tor
chon lace: Friday Remnant Day
price .............. SOC
WOMEN'S DRAWERS, in good
quality cambria. with lremstitch-
ed ruffle; also lot of Corset Cow
ers touched with lace and mbroid-
ery. special at ...........,.16 C
WOMEN'S GOWNS, in high neck
stvle with yoke formed of pin
tuAhS ObS
Cohen's Second Floor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
Silk Gloves. 38c

You will find 59c to 7sc values In the
lot. but as sizes are broken it will be
necessary to come early for best selec-
ton Friday Bargain Day price,
pair .....,........ S0C
500 COLORED SILK GLOVES. In
i6-button length. with double finger tips:
extra heavy quality, reduced to. -. SEQ
VERY SPEC1AL-Two-C Clasp Silk
Gloves, with double finger tips. per
pair - DUO
soc BLACK Isle GLOVES, with
white stitching; two-clasp style. 49,. SEQ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
District Conference Closes.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
Chester, Va. July 20.--,At the clos
ing session of the Petersburg Distric,
Methodist Conference, which convened
here Tuesday, delegates and alternates
to the annual conference TO be held In
Richmond were elected. They are as
follows:
J. ID. Elan. J. e, Young, f. N. Purde
F. b. Palligan; alternates. w. G. Ivey,
F. w. Tucker. s. A. Blackwell and J.
b. Blanks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
sItas Anneft C. Lfpseom b.

Miss Annett c. Lipscomb. we'll
known and popular young lady, OF this
city. whose home was at 410 West Clay
Street. died last night at o'clock. In
St Luke's Hospital, after a brief III
ness while II is thought that the
funeral services will be conducted Sat
urday afternoon from Emmanuel Bap-
list Church. no definite arrangeme nts
have been completed up to this time.
Miss Lipscomb. who formerly at
tended John Marshall High School, was
president OF the Williams Philathe ca
Class Of Emmanuel Baptist Church.
She had been an active church worker
for several years. and was a mem be r
CT Calvary Baptist Church until it's re-
cent removal
She L. survived only by her mother.
Mrs C. F. Lirscomb
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
BACK FROM TRIP.
Members OF Lime Grinding Board In
speCt Plant Sites.

COMMISSIONER Of Agriculture G. W.
Koiner and Major J. B. Wood return
ed yesterday from a cruise on the blue
waters of the Chesapeake and the
Rappahannock River.
Along with Governor Stuart, these
gentlemen. members OF the State
Lime Grinding Board. have been
looking over prospective locations for
the lime-grinding plant to be located
in the Tidewater District.
A report will be made at a meeting
of the board. scheduled to be held in
the Governors office at noon Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
POPULAR WEST POINT
PHYSICIAN OUT OF DANGER

DR.. B. B. Bagby, of West Point who
Ia a patient at the Stuart Circle Hos
pftal, following an operation for ap-
pendicitis, was reported last night as
being out of danger. and his condi-
ton as constantly improving.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
GauZe Vests, 7c

These garments come in size 7
only and are sleeveless They will
surely not last long Friday at 7c
SUMMER UNION SUITS. in fine
quality gauze; odd sizes: worth Csc.
for " ITO
SUMMER UNION SUITS. in wo-
mems sizes. low neck and sleeve
less; instead OF soc, are now 35c
Cohen's, Second Floor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
Noise Must Be stopped.

The police have been instructed to
see that the ordinance covering hos
pitalS zones Is fully observed. Much
complaint comes from residents OF the
hospital section, surrounding the
Virginia and Memorial Hospitals the
Retreat for the Sick and the Shelter
Ing A Arms. Motorcyclists. antoists.
midnight sersnaders and peddlers have
been making the neighborhood hidsous
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21

Climbing to the third floor OF George
Med. Blake's place. at Foushee and
Broad Streets. Wednesday night.
thief entered the building and took
81 Entrance was effected by way of
the fire escape. Then the thief crep.
to the hrst floor and broke into the
cash register.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
e. "A. CAesterman Improving.

Evan r, Chesterman. secretary of
the state Board of Education, who has
been sick for the past few days. 10 re-
ported improving While he IL still
confined to hts home. he hopes to be
able to go to the country to recuper-
ate within the next few days
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
Doctor Hurt When Auto skidde<l.

Suffering with severe bruises about
the body. which he sustained wnen
his automobile skidded and overrurn-
ed about two miles from Richmond.
Dr. y II. Henderson. 45a West East
stree, Newport News. is a patient at
ST. f.uke's Hospital. He Is said 10 be
progressing nicely.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
Your Eyes

Headaches and blurred Viz
ton are more often than not
the result Of eye strnins
IL you suffer from either
have your eyes examined By
DR.. Koblenser and fitted with
the p--~er glasses.
SPECIAL FRIDAY-Eye
Glasses or 5pectaciss S1 IN
for a...4s4fIIstIs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
THE WEATHER
UNITED states Department of Axri-
culture. weather Bureau.)

Washington. July 2o,-There will be
local thunder showers Friday and
Saturday in East Gulf States and local
thunder showers in the Ohio Valley
and Middle Atlantic States followed by
generally fair weather Sunday. Tenn
perature changes will not be decided.
For Virginia; Partly cloudy Frida:.
and Saturday.
For North Carolina: Generally fair
Friday and Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
Notions

- Colored Trimming Braids while they
last, will be sold at. per yard ..... ic
WASHABLE Trimming Braids, in seal.
Hoped patterns six-yard pieces for. iOc
UNION SQUARE Hair Nets FIVE in
package. for .................. 7cs
ENGLISH TWILL TAPE, in ten-yardS
pieces for ............ 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
Novelty Jewelry

Twelve strands of coral beads
that were formerly marked 800
are now offered at, choice. for 25c
CHILDREN'S SILK VANITY
BAGS, with a metal top. instead of
being SOC. have been marked Csc
WOMEN'S FANCY COMBS, in
many different kinds that sold for
25c, are to be closed out today
Of 10r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
Stationery, 10c

A certain lot OF Box Paper and
Envelopes of good quality linen
paper: very special at ..,.. l0c
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
The July Clearance and Friday
Remnant Day Combined
Toilet Goods

WILLIAMS Toe CAKES OF IA
BY SOAP, to go today for -. SC
ARMOURS BROADWAY We
NETTAN SOAP, with rubber wash
rag; the 1bc size for ......... lOc
PETROLEUM JELLY, in large
pound bottles 10c size for 80. &c
COKE DANDRUFF CURE, usu-
ally 75c bottle. for SOC
Caben'a Main Floor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

1terigt at fieroe 4 eoigt Saorelano,
ion1 lDier at &jnrligbe6, naar set
iorbiife GLIDER i SAB. Denne Splelie
ct 8i6enifb On 9eotiDn mna
fortDiple, bits ben lite tror paa, at
Sorbe1s Smerte fan ombDttes meb
&in1merigeS @l90e 6ranfrig
bar fort | gamle Doee;; men Oct bar
ct Srunfrig, iom troeoe. &porlebcs
-er oct me6. 6ranfrig / Dor SID?
Set er fte6t / Mg6 og Ernngiel. Det
CT ct Sranfrig, lom life lnngere
fan tro. 5fal bets Sremti6 blipe
beore2 8e6 CUBS '&aono - bare
peo CUBS &aan6. S%ranfriql
6%rantrig! 8en6 tilbage til Troe11,
fil 6ine ifignneite Dagel SIT gao
bort fra @u6 er at gao fortabt )"
8, init Soft, nit Soft! &eno til
boge til Troen II til 8ornets Ero,
og on bill faa CUBS Sre6 og Ell gle-
6elig Sui / Se1u @obn! Set 9nifer
jog sig al bele NIT &ierte.
Me6 6e be6Ite Sl11ebiliener poo
sen vDen 6anife &irfes" 8egne.
SereS bengibne
81. g. @rabemgaarb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
6altnaa-6 ungfp.

(Wfel.: 2ob ben ,ifranten6e Magiiter)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
Uyaklan0B .
Brrnatilhun.
9pab @erbenspresien tiger.

&rigen bar meofgrt noDifling paa
oblfilige Smraooer, 81. a. paa BreS-
fenS: Mon loo set t. @fs. ! ben Ont
bu og pieblifteliee @nergi, bpormc}o9
be. ltore omerifanife Eelegromb1-
rea1,er git til 8prfs, bpcr Gang
ct mt Dofuneent fremfom / ben tpifz
omerifanlfe Moteu6pefSling efter
v%22ulitonio" =&otoltrofen: Somtioi9
meo, at Moternes Snobol0 offentlig-
qiortes, me66eltes reoaftionelle
8~1oofommentorer fra bper eneltc
11ogenlunoe betp6elig 8D @merifa!
Og 1i6ite uge git man ct Sfriot
bi0ere:
: min6re e11o "a Sinner efter, at
fpiflonos Sreostilb116 %forelaa, bob
Sc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ino1amlet,
reoigeret og trpf &ommentarcr |
8laoe fra Mmerifp og europa, %
Mbisleieren fur1be iaaleoes bnrt1gt
bonnie fig en- Operfigt ober oe Maa=
Ser, bporpao Sen offentlige Me11ing
ptreoe Zig umiooclbart .efter 5reos-
tilbuoets Sremfomlt.
&igsfan1 Ter b. 8etbmann=&dl=
tpegs geote blep oplp1t / 6en tpite
@igsoog Girsoog Miooog iioite uge.
SSnoe1, ct Degn bar forlebet, fnnoe
man iio6e ! Seem Dorf, Chicago,
Min1eopolis eller Gan 6rancisco oq
le(e ON oe @resi e,16talel1er, Der
trpttes Eui1nber Mil borte fra Ste=
Oct, bbor man lao. Sg / Gnropos
@obeoltpber ia6 Millioner MpislG1e=
re poo ian1me Mou6e og fit friife,
froftige SSn6trDf at Mmerifas offent=
lige Mening.
S set fpl6enoe gjengiper og for.
forter hi en- Meffe al 6e farafteri-
1tiife Me6afttonsartifler, lom bleb
trpft neb 6enne 2ejli9beo:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
@nif bor 8ogbanbeI.

Mle 8pger fra bort Eager ienbes
portofrit mes 8affepoit, eller Gr.
preiS; men bnifer nta1 @affcn az.
f@areret maa 5 Gents efstra mebfM
&c 8efillingen.
6. @asmnsien &c.,
R0-722 go. 4th Street,
MinneapoIis, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
Spiflan6s Hresie:

~8erliner G%ogeblott": @ois 6e
fien6tlige &egjeringer ifuloe negte
at mo6toge bort Eilbu6 eller foro9<
te BET 1om ct Eegn paa Np6 oq
Sbeffelie, bill Solicit after lperge,
ON set life meningslelt og gabnlgit
piifes frem til nj Dire, mn Mas-
1ofrer. Men tpingeS set tD1fe Soft,
pao @run6 al 6ienoens 6reos-l1pi1-
je, til at bore er1bnn tungere 8pr>
Der, bill bette 1fe n6en @age."
u2ofalon5eiger": 81 enifer at gjg=
re &onilerens -0r6 til bore: u&i er
reoe til ct lutte Sre6, me11 porate
til at fpre &rigen bi6ere."
~@ermanio" Set CT fun .9uurcr>
ion1 / 9p1f1an6s 6re6stilbuo leier
Ell Mntpbning at Spagbe6.
~Goit" (8erlim): &pis Splflar6s
nol trofte @oonb life mootages, bil
bets Nnbe mart 1loo til nneo forpqet
Gtprfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
Gn9lanb.

~2o1,bon &imes": Sen &urs, SC
Nlliereoe maa felge for at meoe
1piflan6s ieneite Eoftif, CT fulo>
fen6i9t flor. Sc n1oo ab1olut for.
foite tbpert Meglingstilbuo, lac
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22
Tranfris.

u6igaro": &boo MI meo getl1'>
Qel5erne? &ba6 6rejer Oct belle 11Q
ON? 81 bill ogiaa babe Sreo, men
lite 1om EpIferne bill bobe Den. -
&po6. en- oo Gpiflan6s @etingeller2
Sss,tet beltemt! Tpiflanb flyer bare,
at sets Gilfoor ct maaoebolone og
foreilaor % at ne6legge 8oobnene,
mebens set ielp filler @etingel1erne.
5aa mart ri ne61egger @aobne11e,
Iao inort Dremme11 -om 6reo itol
bobe foritprret bore @iele> nil Sp1tr
lon6 oplpie % nermere ONT De DC
tingeller, Ser III faloes m%aaoebolos
nc. @oale6es fer S9l6en no. Si o9
bore 6orbunbsfeller oil le poa Den
mco 6plter 8oragt - life enga11g
me6 @re6e. Manpbren CT fpr floD,
let til at fortjene Dor &reoe.
vmatin": Gpiflano flyer iimpelt.
fen for bunoreoogtpoen6e Gong, at
set olorig pnife6e arig, men bare
piloe perne fine &ettigbeoer, og at
bpis 6jenoen lite bill iige ga %
N(men, pil Tp1flono b9lte 5fDl6en
for bioerc 8lo6snogD6elie bort fra
fine eqne @fnlore. &enligten er for
lcf. g%iennemifuelig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

sIpnge bette bbiler paa Mugteas
|fremfor paa @ettens Grinmf: De
mao ligeleoes nreo iarnr1e= Saltbeo
rrgte at forbanole ON Naoobe1n1t1l@
itan6, inotil Sc 2e116e, ont Sienoen-
bar / 8olb, er tilbagegipne.
uDaiIp Mail":: 9e Mlliereoe btl
lite labe iig loffe paa 2imptnoen
at &unierens fraffe Sreosftf. pe
neo, at Sre0 meo en- gtatton, Der
|beltaar al Eigere 90 Moroere %
|5totsmano, iom regner Erattater
for {oa mange 2apper Bap1r, CT
utnnfelig,. lao lenge oen11e Section
lite er blepet ilaaet fuloitonolet %
afgi6renoe.
s,,Doilp Meps": Mun bgr lite laqe
qe for flor @egt .paa &a11llerens
orroqa1tte sSnobp6el1e. 8oo oen an:
sen 5ioe moa Sc Mlliereoe afboloe
Zig fra set Sejlsreb at negte Del
taqelie,i observation-disclosures.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-22

2o6 finn o,1ore prize 5letten,
hummer me6 en- beiig SO,
fer moo @elt 6og fin6es Nletten>
bbor hi for6t set beb1t at DO.
81 bar friife @in6es Suien>
t9t hi Dor beb Stillez&op.
@ierge 6emper 8glgens 8rnien
berger go6t ON Dolen Lap.
Halmen fer bos % er bjemme,
muntre @on6leb risler fbift,
Gugle .imaa me6 Sragt og 5ternnne
fbi6rer bber tit lille Digt;
Slo6en bugter fig / Dalen,
@ejen inor Jig runot ON $pj..
&nuoret GO moo M%ftenipalen
bDoer Sreo poo 5tri6 % 9tpj.
0m bpert &jem Ri 8lonrlterflpnger
ler at mpl0re mongepis.
Srnets @rene 6rugtcr tDnger,
@erret gror poo ipinflelt @is.
Sjelonc 8lanter, Druer, Np6oer
grr ioo fro6igt runot omfrina,
bpje Tre'r me6 6pbe &p66er
ON ioa n1o11gt ct SO iloar Sting.
8e6re Mulo blep nGppe fl1noet,
&bebe, @pg % &pnner greer,
bpjelt Yris Dog MI bar pun6et
2an0ets Drift me6 Snfferroer.
Ct BET tprt = hi bon6er Morfen.
CT set boo6t = hi v6r9ner" 6enL
90 / 9De1ls u6fant, &arfen
binfer pS fra Stuen be11.
Soooon er 5olinos Doler,
gre11 % lpS % rig og ifjprl,
% hi fjen6e tan poa &alen>
Danmarfs Datter, 9onmorfs 5pn.
Sc bor bpgget> iom Sc beblte,
Sc bor impffet gooe &jem.
~@llf sin @ll6 og ino sin 9eei tel"
set por bsje1t 8uo for oen1,
Sme6 og Gplnrer, Mnlt' -Mono,
Tarn1er,
@olt % 8ane, bber &e6rtft;
ielD 6obrifen, 11aar SEN lormer>
freezer 0anffe til fin 9rift.
&ipbn1ono, Mejerilt og 2erer,
@Derife og 5efret9r,
DonmorfS Spn % Datter prer
bber fin &la6s og agtes ser.
Miot / Solfebobets @rimmel
bar ri b9b6et Sprog % Gro.
2utberif Strife bpjt moo &in1mcl
ri og bpggeo' fri og fro.
Slot fun ifer be6 egne &rpfter,
melt Deo &rilte1=S on1fu,lbs- 9lono,
90 bpr sSrelntio Ri berefter
logger trDgt | @erre11s @oor6.
81 meo Saf Dil min6es ollie,
iom MOS os bar tro og go6,
og mco trgitigt &aab bill falDe
frem til Doao me6 ungoomS 01on
8ern % hinge Men6 og &pinoer
finger MI Ell frei61g Gang!
S Salinas be6itsbi finder,
@lnoen faor iin rette Slang!
.6asmlts Senien.
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0anu1arf.

u8olitifen": Sen rusiilfe &remi<
erminiiter Grepoffs @rflering ON,
at &onltantinopel er &us1anos Maal
% 6en Smlten6igbe6, at @nglanos
og Sranfrigs &egiertnger er blepet
om6onneoe til ierlige &%rigsregjerinz
ger, giper jult life Sn6trpf al, at
Ser / 6isie 2on6e finoes ltprfe On
ifer ON Sre6. Set oil 6erfor life
oberraife, ONT set tpife Eilbu0 for
foltes, omen6 set bill bore bonife-
ligt for 6e Mlliere6e felt og bol6ent
at of1aa oct.
~DugenS Npbe0er": Epiflonos
>Sre6stilbu6 bor boft umoo6eliq
5eniotion / bele Sfan6inabien. Tro
b%pjtitaaen6e SIDE forlp6er set, at
mon lite tror, .6e Mlliere6e bill gibe
e%ieblifteligt Mfilag paa Epiflonos
Mnmo0nirg ON at lutte Sreo.
Sc 6prenebe Stater.
~@orlo", Seem Sort: Det mao
an1es for gipet, at 6e 8ettngeller,
lom 6en %feiierlige @an1ler %foreiloor,
life bill tilfreoslt title Sc Mlliereoe.
Sun, Seem Sort: @elgienS fnlo=
%iten6ige @ienopretteIle er ct u.s.
trnf, Der trpnger til nermere 6or=
flaring.
u2e6ger", &bilooelpbia: - Set
Spiflano tilltr9ber, er aabenbor1
inorere at forlige- fig n1e0 Sen Of
fentlige Mening / nel1traIe 2onoe,
- 1t lutte Sre6.
Eranicript", @olton: Set fdll If.
fe benteS, at Sc Mlliereoe er lprlig1
forbippeoe poo at lptte til Gp1flunoS
Torilag.
v&of", @aibington, 9. g.: gpf:
lnno bar balgt ct iaare ubeleilig1
Iiospnnft til at fremfontn1e meo ii1
Silblo ont Sre6:
vMetps"1 Gbicago: Sngen Grcl
Ct ml1lig MI, mebmi11bre Sen flutes
nnoer 6oru6}pt1ing al at Ser be:
oerfares bber enfelt frigsfgrenoe
.Nation al ml1lig &etfaroigbeo.
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Sc Sorenebe @tater.

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anies for 9tpet, at 6e @etingeller,
1om Ben feiierlige &anIler fore iloor,
life bill tilfre6sitille sc Mlliere6e.