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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
NEW JURY DRAWN
To Serve in the County Courts Beginning
on Nordat

Jury commissioners Robert u hemp
and David & Rose Yesterday afternoon
drew tho following r"fif jurors - serve
IN the Court oi General Sessions and the
Superior Court lon the period beginning
Mav 1O
Ilr7t Representative district Harley
Matthews. Samuell ljcn William Ilogle
and Thomas Il Moore
Second -lohn l I.avhcld ranh II
Mason James 4 carr and Ruel
third -AleNandor J Rutler IaSoph
NJ Pusev. Harry lasau and = Miller
Turner
Fourth Frank Nelrh George " Nnr-
BILE John King and George " DcnneN
Fifth john " anderson. Martin
Mealev Samuel Gfllon AMI Arthur Jones
Sixth-Ebcn ! lallev and 'harlo-
Guest
erentl-Ssmuol v Way AMI Franb
Eighth Edwin Guthrie and calch
Ninth Frank Widd1os and ISaac
Tenth Neil R Sontman and Wills
Blackburn
Eleventh Herbert Prlco and samuel
Wright.
Twelfth h-Samuel >r1pStrong. n and
William NJ Cov
Thirteenth William II Fills and John
i. CInn
Fourteenth Walfor : Mono, II and
Roland r REYNOLDS
Fifteenth George u Johnson and
Samuel J.. DAVIS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
CHESTERTDWN. MD

Special turtes pondrnce of Every Evening
Chestortoun. Md Nav ~ The new
Red Cross Ghaptcr House CORNER of High
and Queen streets was thrown open 10 the
public nu SATURDAY, and from morning
until late ~ the evening the place was
crowded with VISITORS who found much
plea etrr aud profit IN inspecting The work
~ The mcmlcrs ~ the organization
"Wednesday evening the hosterto"n
{ horal & Int Will give . concert ~ lv"eun
Theatre ful the icncht uf tho Rcd ross
\ servlco nag was unveiled at Ivnrh
Methodist Protestant hurrh SUNDAY
night Rev luther Warner president
nf the MARYLAND Conference, delivered
the sermon and contribution was taken
for tho hcnoht If the Rcd ross
While vorEnor uerr repairing the coll
,ng of The home II J y lacquetto. On III"
lI,nsan Ruggold l1ungv farm ~ Tme1
\eck last vcoL Tho skull of hnrse was
found h,d.len thore THIS house was
t,ult IN l1SO. and Is ono ~ the COLONIAL
landmarks 90 <ert county
t,curro " French for number ot
wears ~ the insurance BUSINESS ~ the
icrrltor, has acs..pted posltlon as head
book keeper ~ the Third National Bank,
10 sucrond " RAYMOND Wilkins. who has
Iccn called to MILITARY duty
IA. annual hold and track meet ~ the
l>cut county section of the ltlhc Athletic
Icay,ro. vii - held - h"at"ttovn on
lhursi4, The surerAnt"nd"nt ~ county
schools wall have ,hafee If the meet
meeting of ia. rsuntN rhatrmen and
directors W the Nar Savings aud Thrift
stamp campaign was held "a 'ho hoea
poake Uouzo Noftcrton last night
Aitorncv-t ,enrral thort & Rtchre IT
palt,naro Was tho principal speaker
Following = laalnoae meeting a. wmrh
plans We're nutlipcd (or raialna kont
count, / quote # $50 TAO luncheon wae
-rrved N"rc than 200 guests wore ~
aftondauc,
liatr, !; ,,raha,n and family have ."
turned rnm Al autnp"hlc tour ot south
.rn Mar, isnd
MARTIN Il Rnrr- u Middlctown sront
The wock cnd with Nj aud Mrs Farpet
II Garter ncaf kcnpodvNlllr
Nh and Mrs Iohn Slaughter and
daughter kathI,u 81 Wilmington. spent
tho vcch end hero with h1e parents Mr.
and Mrs ! | Slauehtct
Mrs William I Aldrdeo has returned
from = ten -da, VISIT w'th her daughter.
Mrs paul J Wilkinson ~ Nlanta. Ga
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
DEATHS

CONAvAY-On Nav 10 lo1s Ic~lic =
Conaway in his 2ad year
,F = and employees Of the Z y \
w Il K Co are invited to attend the
funeral services al the residence 9l ht-
aunt. Bertha Cona~ay. No l2n' Na~ke'
$ o.rlock Further, services a, kirkw"od
NJ church Wedneaday morning ~
III O'Clock lntermen' a. Old Drawers
cemetery
ERNEST In this city On May u 1alS.
Charles NJ T Ernest aged - wears
Relatives and friends arc invited to- attend
the funeral services al his late residence
No 42s East sixth STREE on Thursda,
afternoon Nay 10 At bclock Inermcnt
al Bethel cemetery MARYLAND
FERGUSON In this chty on Nav ll
1918, Emma NicN wife of Charles =
Ferguson aged p years
Relatives and friends arr invited TO a tend
the funeral services a. hc residence af her
mother. Mrs James y McNey- \o
Rising sun Lane on Wednesday May i
at z O'Clock lnte-meut A. Mt Salem
cemetery
kENNARD In this city an May II
1918. Martha J Worrall widow Of VII
lian NJ kennard.
Relatives and friends arr invited To attend
the funeral services az her late residence
lI05 Broome street on Wednesday after
noon at 90 O clock interment pri-
waite.
kERR In Lebanon Pa on MAY IL Iqls
Lille Cornelia Kerr daughter % the late
Wesley and Mary + Hickman
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at The residence Of her
daughter. Mrs Mary kafes 100 West
Twent y-ffth street on THURSDAY after
noon at 2.30 O'Clock Intermeut pri
vate
sTRAHORN- Near Kcnnctt square on
May u, 1915 Thomas Strahorn in
his 18th year
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at his late residence
Hadleys Mil on "Wednesday afternoon
NAV 10 al O'Clock tbtCrment at Mon
Hill cemetery. Automobile will meet III o.
NJ and 1921 y trains a. O'Clock
froleys at kennctt Square
SLAUGHTERED this CITY, on Nav 1l
1918. William T Slaughter. aged az wears
Relatives and friends are invited To attend
the funeral services al his late residence
1909 Lowering avenue. Wednesday
morning al II O'Clock. fnterment AT Vir
mineham cemetery. Chester county.
Pa
WHTTEAfAN--In this city on Nav -
1915 George w Whiteman aged 60 Years
Relatives. friends and members Of Wa
waset Tribe. I q. NJ. are invited Ia
attend the funeral services al his late resi-
oence. J905 SballCross avenue on WeiDes-
day afternoon. May Is, at 3 O'Clock In
ternient at NJ. Salem cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
M. u. PREACHERS IN WAR.
Fifty Per Cent Of ClcrRymen in Italy arc
Following the Flag

Florence, ItaIy, April II FIFTY per
cent Of tho ministers uf tho Methodist
Episcopal Church in Italy are in active
Hervice in the Italian army The annual
session Of The church which has Just been
held here, under The presidency Of Bishop
William Anderson. nf Cincinnati. showed
its confidence in tho final victory Of tho
Allies by dccldne to create a new Italian
district, comprising Trent, Roveretn,
udine and Gorizia, all Mt present occupied
by the enemy, and hy voting that ita
session in 1910 should meet in Irfesi
The latter vote was loudly ohecred by the
meeting.
DIR. Bertrand NJ. Triple chief superin-
trndent of the Methodist Church of Italy,
Is 10 leave for tho United States soon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
CHICAGO CATTLE, MARKETS.
: Ansn..iated g. II l-rar, T.enlna

BY Associated Press - rvery Evening
Chicago Nay - t'nttlo receipts
$4,000, strong Native steers ioi1 =
l. 20. stockcrs and feeders 200 a y s..
cows and hclfcrs t ~ ! I ~, calves 5 ~
n 1t.no
SHEEP. receipts Is 0m woak sheep
l. 00 1925. lambs 1900 4 ~ -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
Rolling Tonic for Shattered Nerves.

Paris, April 70 Lieutenant Herbert
~ tho French Navy has invented now
system of intensive training FOR soldiers
whose nervous systems have becn weaken
cd by prolonged war strain The main
feature of the system consists of climb
ing trees. running on the hands rolling
on tho ground and fnrllng streams
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
ACES FATE rs UNKNOWN.
American Aviator ID sappcared Over
Enemy's Line April rs; Had Won Many


By Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, May 1d.-While on an air
patrol trip above tho German lines in
France, Lieutenant Frank X. Knapp,
an American with the British Royal Air
Forces. disappeared on April 10 and his
fate is not known, according to word
received Today by his parents in Brooklyn.
Two days earlier Lieutenant Knapp was
attacked by five German airmcn. lIo
assembled 10000 feet and escaped without
injury after downing ono of tho enemy
machines.
Kanapp enlisted in Canada last Juno
at the age Of "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
"An For One And One For AI'
To Our Non-Jewish fellow Citizens

.- AS members of the Executive Com
i@g 1Is"A nniee of Wilmington for the American
nvaaA Jewish War Relief Committee to raise
und for the preventing the
r,rtr, starvation of 100000 fellow beings n
swrnen sd d rzonew the omd
that the opportunity
ened before for show OF brotherhood
the lives o these starving people.
Participation humane without religious Distinction rd
iona Dewafeans and theirs record splendid hpunes
good There therefore, presented another
opportunity that which has become habit with
This however the addednnNe prompt generous
highest call Of humanity For back the mind Of thinking and
thought
scarcely do enough these people the ood which av their lives
in this pxt that Deawaean literally for the Jewish
relief work last 1t this spirit concert with the bEoad movement
for federation and good will all the the land that eads
o seek the assistance of all Delawareans
found the vanguard this which there combined the
of love of our eowman and unity Of purpose.
to nsen
spon blank shall truly greatness hsgoaL
WILLIAM COYNE,
PIERRE S. Dupont,
JOHN J. RASKOB.
JOHN s. ROSSELL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
CHG AGO HoG MARKETS..

Ry Associated Press ~ ,sry Evening
Chicago. Nav II lIags. recoirts }0
non weak Rulk l. t0 = = ~. light l. %
q : 80 mI>ed II - = ! ! 50. heavy u r
T. 80 rough III - ~ go. mes roo
l. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
Mothers Club Meeting.

The Mothers Club of Old Swcdea
kindergarten will meet on Thursday
afternoon at , 10 @ clock instead of
Wednesday afternoon, as is the usual
custom
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14

LOUIS TOPKIS, Treasurer,
Hotel DUPONT
Suite 225.
nv check
herewith enclose my subscription for
$................. to the American Jewish War
Relief Fund.
(Pleasc write and address clearly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14
National Rank Statements Called.

u, Associatcd Press 90 Fvery E,enius
Washington Nav "a The comptroller
of the currency today lssued call tor the
condition u all national banks At tho
close of business On FRIDAY May 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-14

Every Evening s classified advertise
ments bring results Proved 10 the satls-
action Of many and wilI be to YOU Adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-26
"SPY" WAS A WOMAN.
Who Had Turned "Man" So She Could
Draw Better Wages.

St. Louis, Nov. 26.-Suspected of be-
ing German spy, Bert Schmidt was
arrested here last night and it devel.
oped Bert is woman. Upon this dis.
covery the police arrested his" wife
to whom Bert" was married Oct 2l2 last
by a justice of the peace
Bert" gave "his" age as % years and
substantiated the assertion that che"
offered "his" services to the government
by producing draft registration card.
The woman told the police she mas
queraded as man to obtain mans
salary. Both women are natives of Hun,
gary.
Bert said her name was Bertha
Schmidt and the "wife" gave her name
as Mary Assate. Bertha is held for the
federal authorities on charge of false
registration. The "wife" was released
The spy charge against Bertha could
not be substantiated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-26

plot to steal the body Of Abraham Lin.
coin from Oak Ridge cemetery at Spring
field was revived to-day, following the
announcement Of the death Of Elmer
Washburn, former chief Of police of Chi
cago.
According to the story, suppressed on
request of relatives, the attempt was
made in the fall of 1870, and the plan
was to convoy the body to Canada, from
where negotiations for its return would
be conducted. Mr.. Washburn was head
Of the government secret service here at
the time and with eight federal agents
was hidden in the cemetery when the
four ghouls pried open the iron door
of the mausoleum. Alarmed by the &C.
cidental discharge of a revolver, the four
fed, but were arrested three days later
They were convicted and sent TO prison
for a year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-26

See Abbott's line Of warm coats,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-26
WILL BE SOLD TO AMERICANS.
Fourteen Enemy-0wned Seats on vari-
GUS Stock Exchanges.

New York, Nov. 26-Fourteen enemy
owned seats on the New York stock ex-
change, the New Orleans cotton ex-
change the New York cotton exchange
and other markets have been seized by
A. Mitchell Palmer, allied property Gus
todian, il was announced here to-day.
The seats will be sold shortly to Amer
lean citizens.
Disposal Of the seats will be made pri-
vately, under recent executive order by
President Wilson, a statement said,
which was issued at Mr.. Palmer's Office
here. "The purchasers" it was, ex-
planned, "must be satisfactory to the ex
changes, a consideration which makes
a public sale not practicable"
The New York; stock exchange seat
taken over was held by Henry Bulge
of Hamburg, Germany. Three New Or
leans cotton exchange seats seized were
occupied by Emil Haas, Franz Schult,
jr., and Alfred Niepenberg, all of Bre-
men, Germany The New York cotton
exchange seats were held by Schulz and
Haas and by Heinrich Muller Pearse,
Paul p. Schmitz, and Herman Hage-
dorm, all residents of Bremen.
The other seats taken over were as
follows: Maritime Association OF the
Port of New York, estate of Herman
Eielcken Cnow dead, Of West Baden,
Germany; New York butter, cheese and
egg exchange, state of Carl Thalmann
tnow dead, of Mannheim, Germany;
New York produce exchange, Paul
Strauss of Budapest, Hungary, and Claus
Heinrich Wilhelm Volckens Of Hamburg,
Germany; New York coffee exchange,
Edward Ludwig Behrens of Hamburg.
AN OLD STORY REVIVED.
How Ghouls Tried to Steal Body of
Abraham Lincoln.
Chieann. Nov. 26.-The story OF the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-26
PLAINFIELD

If not religious, we must be patriotic
and should be thankful this year. One
way OF expressing it win be to attend
the church service Thursday evening at
1880 at the NJ L. church A fine dis
course by Rev. A. w Hewitt is assured,
and there will also be music by the
choir. Everybody welcome. The Wednes-
day evening prayer meeting will be omit
ted on account of this service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
Table Cloths and Napkins

See Abbott's line of heavy cloakings.
Francis Bushman and Beverly Bayne
in their best production, Cupid by
Proxy" a Drew comedy and Billy
Rhodes in "Aiiss Informer," Bijou to-
day.adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-26
Talk OF THE TOWN

Full line of hosiery at Abbott's.
Hands Up at the Bijou tomorrow.
adv.
Special glove sale at Fits; 1925 and
$3.50 women's French kid gloves, sizes
5A and 9, reduced to Sl.49 per pair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-26
COMPULSORY VOTING
Seems to Have Been Carried in Massa-
chusetts.

Boston, Nov. 26.-The constitutional
amendment granting the legislature au-
thority to provide for compulsory voting
at elections, appears to have been adopt
ed at the recent election by wide mar
gin Tabulations Of returns from all
but 80 cities and towns in the state,
showed lO0,656 votes in favor and IL,
277 against.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23
9anit Og @agellt.

6poO De enfelte Menigbeoer oil
9ere i aetning al ganIf og @n-
gelif, maa De ielD ie at fonlme til
9iette meo. Wten 6oao Santiunoet
boil og tan 8pre / Getning ai On
gelif er BET n9ppe utioigt at tales
IOe0 ON. Seq oil income tire Ont
ranOer, 9oor ieg ipne5, Der 6liroe
g6res noget.
J.. Ger blroe anIette5 en- oDg.
rig amerifanif ltooannet Geolog PED
Dor BrGiteifole. Der bar 10 oeret
lgiort liot 6orisg / ben &etning,
men oct bleo fun 6orieg.
II. 5 De itore gper meo De
6itiinOer of 0onIfe funoe man OPP.
rette belt en9elif llitberife Meni9be.
l0er for Den llngoom al bore 0fe-
nigbe0sfolf, Der ellerS toger an0re
Steoer zen. ri iaaoanne 9per
fit6e 7. CTS. nqpnes Gocine, Gbi.
loogo, minneapolis, On1aba o. |. ..
Ill. De oi bore 5olf, Der paa
ben Waa0e gaar ooer til @ngelIf,
buroe man gioe iaa me9et al bet
beoite oi bar, meo. Seq bill Der
idiot income pore Solmer. 9or Jet
Den Norif4@ ngelife Salmebog. 9ar
oglaa bert, at ri .oar ino6uot til
lat Opre meo for at ioa oauife
lSnlmer oberidt og ino / Bogen.
l8eo fife ON bette pa8ler. Wten oct
blep nof life til noget. S Den
norife BOG oil ielu en- iaaoan Ing
Dom, iom man Der tenfer paa,
iapne for mango al De Salmer
I6oori life iaa fna al oereS Barrie
minoer bar lit Eiaoo. st goot,
Tint Stpffe arbeioe ber meo Ooer-
lipttelIe er life at lsbe til. 8il ia.
&c Ierlige guner og belit goo Sio
lfor life at faa 6uif, iom man lfal
Ii Sag me6 paa an0en Omgang.
Blot bette / Gag nleo @itos
l5re0 o0er 6aooe Dem, ser blioer og
l6em Der goor. De er alle pore egne
og pi er = oeres.
Ser. Anfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23

5or at gore oct llit6erife Sir
feioIf fortroligt nleO bet itore ar-
|bej6e, Iom General @oltncilet iaa
|oilIigt paatog fig at iiofere, bar
commissioner ontoget Ell al Ser
|rens gamle trofoite 8ingaar0s.
meno, BaItor Is. $. Senfat6, til
at DGffe Snteresie for So9en ior
Jet SiOsrltm at 6 Moaneoer. 8i
o9 be0er, at ban mao bIioe
|bel mootoget, boor ban tommer
|frem. 2igeIeoes boober Ri, at Den
Snteresie for Sagen DiI
|fi1oes / General Snno0en og Gen
foreteoe SDnooe al SDoen, 0u bette
|er en- OpgoOe, iom fan fon ltor
getponing for 0en iammeni llttteoe
Ilit6erife 4irfe / Mmerifa. Men
o9ion De 0anTfe lltt6erIfe &irfe.
I1alntllltos UteoarbeIoe % Snteresle
Ifor 0enne Gag beoer ri ON, Door.
|for ri onn1o0er ON Optagelie of
Ioisie Meo0elelier / 6eres reipeftioe
apre lilt6erIfe 8ennerl Boaaom.
misiionenS 8e9ne anmo0er hi eOer
ON at if9nfe oenne Sag eoers
parme Snteresie, eoers 9eumer o9
Iboa0 an6en Sielp S fltnne poe og-
Iioa i materiel Senieenoe. 9i0rag
til St6tte for So9en Oe0es ien0t
till aoSIereren, gtr, 3. s. 6elleen,
ga Upper gouIeoarO, Gi0gewoo6,
9iep Seriep.
Anore Meooelelier an9aoenOe oct
firfelige ar6ei0e poa 9erne ptl ira
I8io til al6en iSlge.
Is. 6. &offiteeu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23
smnffe NlinSer. TIMBER tor QeIto.

Smuffc MinSer. l1noer itor 8eIto.
.geIie fbrtes 9an6stingsman6 81.
Sbomiens af0b0e &llitrll s. IA. 9eoo.
ira Siemmet / &riitrup til &onoers
og oeo Den ga i~teofinoenOe Gorge.
b6itioligbeo minoeoes / 81. oHano
gbG.~ ben afbboes eloite S6n 9oilf-
0ireftor 8bomien, aars, fin @o6er
iom ben abin6e, Der beo belle fin
Serb bar bleoet iao megett for fine
86rn.
0e elmer, uotolte ban bl. a, Ri
8srn bar tilbrogt meo @ooer i
SoOebereIiet, bOor bun tog os pao
anG og fortalte o8 ON SUBS Me-
ming meo Menneifer, er De lnffe-
ligIte Mii0er, hi bar fra Mor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23
nsSaaos=Nbtteri.

2onoon, II. San. - On 0fpt-
teri 6lan0t tlnoeroanosbaa0s 9e.
etninger / 9iel, Den tpife Marine'
baiis, Den 7. San, meIoes Der | Ell
grdange Gelegrapb 0epe6e ira
@enena.
SO Ofiicerer iiges at oPre orebt.
8enepasD ieloinger citerer Dteooelel-
Ter, iom er mootaget Der ira 9aiel.
ON @nfeltbeoer peO Mptteriet. Del
ifal oGre be9pnOt 6lanOt llnoer'
o~anOS6aaos @eiGtnin9er og iioeu
Dpre nonet til 0ele af arigSifibe.
mes 9eintninger / aiel.
9eogIe al @enOene, JON ihttteot
fig til anare6et paa Oificererne.
tog Gel / oct tioIioere Waptteri
aiel, Tiger @elOineen. Zen tili6ier
ullagtet Mptteriet bar lotaIt, pi
Ter oct, at Oe tDife Marinere Ell
.altilfreOie, ierlig Dem | ltnOerpanoS
.tjeneIte, foroi 9lntallet al llnoer
Ioan6sbaooe, iom retlrnerer til tp
fife Saone bliper ferre for boel
iMaaneo."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-01-23
SDmanOsmisiiOnens SnbilGnmsoae.

Sgman68misItonens 50-Iorsoog
inoleoeoeS me0 acknowledgements
6ormiooogs oen Il. 0ob., boor So
flor S6ortlm, Bergen, inoleoeoe ON
ISamar6ei0et mellem De oroiIfe S6-
mon6smisiioner Wton bar enig ON
at fortl9tte Somorbei6et og ogiaa
ll6oi6e oct.
Gl. - aabneoeS ltoialget / Nimbs
elegante 2ofoler. Get Dor ooerbel-
6enoe imuffe cling, Der bar ifenfet
til 0o9en, bl. a. ira ben fongelige
8oceQen8fa6rif.
&G. 1 onfori Sos. MaieItGt 9ron-
ming 9Geranorine. sos. 0foieItet
bar iteoie pit Ssmanosmisiionen fin
Dormeite SntereSie me1em De
@affer, Der bber Sui ien0eS til Se-
mGnoene, iobneS ol0rig en- Del beer
oifuloe Sober fra 0ronningen, ionl
ogiaa Daboe pitt Sagen fin 8eloifie
beo at obertage 8roteftoratet for
ll0iolget. Som @ooer til l1oialget
fra sos. MaieitGt ioos bG. a.. no9lC
ober0oooigc Teoormere - 6olf be
toIte glooelig oe 80 Ser, De foiteoe.
Ogioo sos. Maieit9t foripneoe fig
nteo for1fe0ige al ltoiolgets imuffe
@enitonoe.
timber 9ronningens 9eipg boloi
gomle 8altor 8rior = en- 8eterar
Ii Semono8mislion = ell Imuf Sale
no fra Saline 118, "a: v0enne Ell
9ogen, iom Serren bar bere0t; Ia.
Der os irp0e % og gleoe os pao
Den" - Doorfro Boltor Brior toQ
@nleoning til en- Omtole al abin.
oerne, iom altio bar beret So
monosmiSiionens genner.
lloiolget bar 0ogen igennem goo.
beiegt og bill gipe OPP imoo 10000
Ser, bbilfet life minoit Semonos.
m~iSlionenS uom9rfeoe Sefret9r
goitor u. g. Storm, bar @runf
til at bere Itolt ODER.
On 4ftenen ofbolotes ct oelbe
Ieat s~Subileumsmeoe for Spmenf
Ii @orniions Wtenigbeosbus. Baltol
Storm inoleoeoe, bnoreiter 9altol
Mpaerup bolot Sopeotalen. @noni
0ere talte Den ioenife Baitor Sbn
lin og 9altor S6artnm, Bergen
8ropit 5enger ilutteoe Wfeoet. Wtel
lem 3alerne iang 9etblebems Sir
fenS Sangfor, og Der Ierpereoe.
Gbofolooe for Semenoene.
Ger er @runo til at babe, at oct
tie SSubileum bill peffe Wfenigbeoer
til mere anlparsfelelie ooerfor Ueis
lionen blanot Semenb. Ser for
ser life geres ior meget, og o.
@eno, Der Itaar / Arbeioet, bal
biotil merfet for liot til, at De bab
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