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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-29
PERSONAL W
SOCIAL NEWS

HeTbGTE EaNtCIl. or EVANSTON former
~ manager OF the Paxton Lun com
pany here. has been ordered to an At
lantic port for duty with the quarter
master corps. Mr. and Mrs Paxton
spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs.
Paxton's parents Mr. and Mrs VIM
Thum of A. Webb street. The PaNtons
have given up their home in Evanston
and Mrs Paxton will reside with her
parents for the period Of the war. Mr..
Paxton expects To be assigned to over
seas service at once.
Dr. and Mrs. c. L smith Of 904 South
Holman street and their daughters.
Helen and Edith. returned Friday even
ing from a three weeks motor trip
through northern Michigan and Canada
They stopped a. various points Of in
terest and covered over 600 miles.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Cunningham OF
ST Augustine. Fla. and their son are
spending several days with Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Pierce of IS Condit street. Mr.
and Mrs. Cunningham were former resi-
dents OF Hammond having left here
about four years. They have also been
visiting at Rochester. Ind. the home Of
Mrs. Cunningham mother.
Fhe social club is preparing for their
annual social day to be held Friday
August 2nd. They will meet at Holman
and State street for the 10 o'clock car.
transferring at Forsythe avenue and
going to the Whiting beach. All mem
bers with their children and friends are
Invited Each one is expected TO take
basket Of lunch.
Miss Naomi Ortt and Mrs. Guy Camp
bell and son left this morning for a
three weeks visit in Htcksville and
Mansfield, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Escher Of 81 Webb
street are entertaining Mr.. Escher's sis
tiers. Mrs. Jennie Lunn and Miss Mable
fischer of Albion. Mich, for two weeks.
Mrs Minnie Pierce and Mrs. N. z.
Shortridge of IS Condit street are SPEND
ing ten days visiting friends IN Evans
ton, Ind
Miss Hermine G. Chernik Of 354 John
son street returned home after spending
q week visiting friends and relatives in
Indianapolis.
Miss Name RuschH OF 81 Elizabeth
street is taking 2 two weeks vacation
from her duties with the Northern
States Life Insurance Co. Miss Emma
Hasselbring of Michigan avenue, who is
also in the employ of the insurance com
pany. is taking her vacation and viii
spend two weeks IN the country and at
Rochester Ind.
Mrs Emma Meyers. formerly Mrs.
Moench. will hear something to her adj
vantage by addressing 1923 Princeton
ave. (rear) Chicago. 1896
There Will be meeting of the Equal
Franchise Leag que this evening at the
home OF Mrs. Herbert Hutchins, SIS So.
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MUST OBSERVE
LIGHTLESS NIGHT

The lightless night order must be OBJ
served 20 the letter in East Chicago and
Indiana Harbor according TO fuel ad
ministrator. c. P. Burdick. The police
will assist in the enforcement of the
order
The order became effective July a. 1t
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TWO UNDER ARREST

James Quinn of 1854 Anthony avenue
South Chicago and Steve German of
1852 Myrtle avenue, Hammond, were
arrested for train riding and were fined
81 each in the Hammond city court
this morning by Judge Klotz
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-29
STREET LIGHTS
HORS DU COMBAT

Ornamental lights on Holman street
have not shown satisfactorily for sew
eral nights. The lights flicker on and
of in an annoying manner. trying to
the eyes Of pedestrians.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-29
MISSING SOLDIER HAS
A SISTER IN GARY

In the casualty list this morning ap-
pears as missing in action the name
OF Martin P Radilyaek of Kouts. Ind.
The soldier has a sister Miss Agnes
Radilyack. living in Gary and working
a. the American Tin Plate offices.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-29
HAMMOND'S QUOTA
TO BE 81, 800, 600

Hammond's quota Of the Fourth LIB
erty Loan will be ia the neighborhooi
OF $500. 600 Dr Fl r Sharrer. city
chairman. stated today This is an es-
innate on the pro rate Of the Third
Liberty Loan when Hammond was CALI
ed upon to raise SC50.000
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VISITING IN \. DAKOTA.

Louis AIger, s13 Madison street, left
Gary Saturday to visit his brother
Welman Alger at Aberdeen. n. D.
From Aberdeen Mr.. Alger will go 10
Washington. New York City and other
eastern cities.
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FORBES RECOVERING.

Bertillion Chief W. A. Forbes Of
the Gary police department is recover
ing from severe attack Of rheuma
tism at the Martinsville, Ind. springs
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DYER NEWS

Dance at Spring Hill Grove wednes-
day evening. July 3l-good music 27-s
Better to have War Savings
Stamps in your safe than the blood
stained hands of the kaiser's
hordes at your throat.
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IN AM AROUND
G A r Y
HERE FROM FLORIDA.

Mrs Joseph Hicks viii arrive in
Cary this week to BE the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs H. Z. English in Connecticut
street.
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LAWYERS WIN.

The lawyers defeated the bankers
IN a baseball game aSturday, 10 4.
Tho game was an appeal and the plain
tiffs were sustained.
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ARRESTED FOR
AUTO SPEEDING

W. b. Hatchett. John wicks and NJ
Brell of Gary. were arrested Sunday
for speeding All three were released
on bonds to answer in court today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-29
HE CARRIED
CONCEALED
WEAPONS

TONY Um.k. :i59 Acalrs street 4
Russian. and VIII R. Bell. goth and
Broadway Gary. last night were ar
rested for carrying concealed weapons
and lodged in tall.
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provides that the use Of light generated
or produced by the use or consumption
OF coal, gas OH. or other fuel for illum-
mating Of displaying Advertisements.
announcements. or signs, or for external
ornamentation OF any bulldog. will be
discontinued entirely on Monday and
Tuesday of each week The order ex-
cepts bona-fde roof gardens and out
door restaurants and outdoor moving
picture theaters.
Street Lighting Restricted.
Street illumination in all cities will
be restricted to the hours between sum
set and sunrise, and the amount of pub
lie lighting in any city will be reduced
TO that necessary for safety.
The oreer charges local fuel admins
| tration officials with the duty Of ar
ranging with the proper municipal au-
thorities for the regulation of the light
ing. in accordance with the provisions OF
the order.
window lighting
The use of light for Illuminating II
shop windows. store windows. or fl
signs in show windows will be discon
| tinued from sunrise TO sunset and vii
be discontinued entirely on the light
less nights" designated BY the order.
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He then pinned the little bronze emhlems
on the men and shook each by the hand
with a personal word of congratulauon-
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E. Chicago
Police Station
nan1nnng.


Two raids on alleged gambling dens
were made by the police Of Indiana
Harbor last Saturday night
The first one was at S44s Pennsyl-
vania avenue. where the following were
placed under arrest: Hosea Comes,
Hosea Minos. Block avenue; Aurelo Her
nandez 3446 Pennsylvania avenue; En-
signio Luna 1850 wentworth avenue.
Chicago. The last named had three
decks Of cards and a set of dice in
his pockets when searched.
The other place was at Michigan ave-
nue. and 13Sth street Those arrested
were all colored: E. D. Spencer. 1919
Carey street; Sunny White. same ad-
dress: Isaac Washington. 1929 Cedar
stret:e Charles Green. 1919 Carey street;
Obeia Vincent. 1107 l3Sth street: Walter
Vincent. 1119 13Sth street. and Fraret
Tolleston. 1915 Carey street.
The first raid was made by Officers
Thompson and Zarkovich. Those ar
rested were Mexicans The second raid
was made by Chief Williams. Captain
Sterling and Omcer Petro.
Disorderly House.
At q. m. July 2Sth Chief Williams
and Sergeant Maker raided 3637 Penn
sylvania avenue and arrested George
Banciu. q Roumanian. as keeper Of a
disorderly house. and Matte Murray
Ccolored) as an inmate. She gave her
address as Elkhart Ind.
\ quantity Of whiskey was found and
Banciu viii also be tried on the charge
Of violating the state dry Law.
Reckless Driving While Drunk.
Al the corner Of Michigan and Guthrie
avenues Officer Harr arrested Martin
Blazevich. f1O2 list street. and charged
him with being drunk and driving reck
lessly. Blazevich had about $500 in his
possession and put M a s100 bond for
appearance in court today.
Violating Liquor Law.
At the Pennsylvania railroad station
officer Harr arrested R NJ Douglas. 1898
Michigan avenue. and Chas. A. Freeman.
Baltimore hotel They are charged with
violations Of the state drv law
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The effective work of the man.
moth cannon in the skillful hands
of allied gunners has been of won
derful assistance to the other
branches of the armies in beating
the Huns back in the Scissors
Rheims salient. The upper pic
tIre. British official photograph,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-29
Disorderly House.
Reckless Driving while Drunk
Violating Liquor Law.

At the Pennsylvania railroad station
officer Harr arrested R. NJ Douglas. 1898
Michigan avenue. and Chas. 4. Freeman.
Baltimore hotel They are charged with
violations Of the state dry law.
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COMPLAINS
TO BARNARD
OF NELSON

CONTINUED from page one.1
dorse on the back OF them the
amount of sugar sold, TIE same as
If the retailer had bought in the
usual way.
Yours truly,
FEDERAL FOOD AD1zINISTRA-
TOR FOR INDIANA.
BY ]. (. LARGER,
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There will be a meeting of the Equal
Franchise League this evening at the
home of Mrs Herbert Hutchins, SIS So.
Holman street.
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Mrs. Emma Meyers. formerly SIrs.
Moench. will hear something to her adj
vantage by addressing 1923 Princeton
ave. (rear) Chicago. 1896
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Continued from page one.>
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ANOTHER
HAMMOND BOY
IS CITED

Continued from page one.l
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Miss Naomi Grit and Mrs. Guy Camp
bell and son left this morning for a
three weeks visit in Hicksville and
Mansfield. Ohio.
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Dr. and Mrs c. L Smith Of 904 South
Holman street and their daughters.
Helen and Edith. returned Friday even
ing from a three weeks motor trip
through northern Michigan and Canada.
They stopped at various points Of in
terest and covered over 1000 miles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-07-29

Miss Hermine G. Chernik Of s54 john
son street returned home after spending
week visiting friends and relatives in
IndiaaapOIis.
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Mr.. and Mrs B. E. Escher OF 81 Webb
street are entertaining Mr. Escher's sis
tiers, Mrs. Jennie Lunn and Miss Mable
fischer of Albion, Mich, for two weeks.
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ariasbrnlInp ! Brauoba.

8rpllup feireoes forleoen / 8ranb.
.bu al 6rf. 9igne Berg fra Nefffe.
|fiorb og Officer i ben r11sfiite Mrm!
elegance.
ST. Elegance tom til Morge ifior
.Sommer me6 en0el an6re rnsiife
.0ficerer forh refreere fig efter Son-
geopbob EDiflan6. SON bar imio.
lertib enonn iaa fDg, at ban mnattt
lpgges IND pon Ggbe @ors' @Iinif /
&rtitiania, bpor Srf. 8erg, 1om mi
.er SpgepIejerife i @ranobu, ben.
gang bar. Disfe to blep gobe Ben
11er, og Ben lille @or1on bar oItfaa
nu faaet en- lpffelig Mfilut1ing, for
teller u@nbeIonb".
Set er BOG ingen ualminbelig 8e.
.gibenbeb, 90 life minbre eno ire al
.@pgepleierifernp pao @inifen er Die
bet gifte meb bber fin rusfHfe Off.
Ger, TOM 5fiabnen bar grt bi6 I'm.
Der &rigen.
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Stprre 8rgbratipner fra Npnember,

,@tprre 8rpbratipner fra Mobember.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bill efter
iiffert 6orlpoen6e fomme til at fore
1na @r11n6rntionen for W&l forbgiet
fra 4be Nobember til $50 @ranl
mob MI 200 @ram. u0regnet / 8rpo
bill bet fige EN-. SorbpieIfe fra -260
Gram til 1875 Gram pr. Sag eIles
fra 2 til 2H 90 @rams 8rgo pr.
nge. 8illpgsfortene for tungt Mr-
bei6en6e bill blibe Bbebol6t ufor.
onoret.
5amtibig er set imi6lertib UNDER
Operbeielie at inbbrage Gnefortenc
fro 4be Nobember eller bore uobeIa
bent til Diafe SnotGgtsflnsier. =
|5psrgsmaalet ON, bborbi6t man ifal
goa til en- faa6an 6oranitaltning hi!
(afbprtge at, boorIe6es anrtoffel- %
@reniagsobliatgen bitter, og af Or.
Neutrality-suspicious. forgbrig.
Suffer. % 2afferationen forub,
fefter man at f1nne boIoe ufor.
m6ret.
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Oct giorbe benoe friff. uSor or1-
trent fire Mar ii6en bor leg Ina ipg,
at leg 3aboe ganffeligbeo peb at gaa
tberSober @ulbet,n fffriber Srn Ser
|tba 2arion fra 2omort, Mta. Seq
fenote efter ens8rgDefasle al ST.. ge=
tiers s&rrifo, og bette 2agemiooeI
Igior6 mig fritz. S set Mabolng,
|bbor leg MI Boz, er Der inge1 &nrifo
Mgent, men Der er Ell iprig Otter
|ipgrgieI efter 6enne Meoicin. Mf Sen
I@r11no bill leg faqe Mgenturet %
IIgigre bet beoite, leg fan ST.. Beters
&1irifos 8ergm1nelie iom ct opliben-
|oc 2egemio6eI for BIobef % gp1te.
met Ct blepet bpgget OBJ giennem fire
Generationer. Salgeg lite Dos Mpo.
ltefere. 5frib tic 81 8eter Jabrue1
Sons 60, PSI Baibinetpn 8lp6.,
Chicago,
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Ipaa berpare11be gelegrahtdion. Snr
Ipar blanM Sc hirodige geIegrafi.
liter oer, iorm baboe ben Eerih 9iete,
|lteanciernetet, % blep peb Gelegra!-
lpa|enetg Subilpltm j 1906 Tibet
Iortienftmeoaillen / 5plb.
otter fort 1iog gpgoom er ben
enc af Direffererne for oct fienote
Mftieielifb IS. s. Dlien, Danffgro-
onffHtionsforeninge ISM. SSra1f-Dl-
fen, afgnaet beo Deoen. TIN 35 Mar
go1nrnel.
- Snbrifant Mage Srimoot fra
pe0 Slensborg er afgaaet
peo Dgoen i &ipbmbabn hun 48 Mar
'gnmme1.
Gen 26be MuguIt beiites 5la=
get paa balD Statg oper SlHfter11es
@reotforenings mo1u1me1tade 8pg>>
MING beo Beltre 8ouleDaro. aigben=
baDn. Sen enc At SoreningenS Diref=
tgrer, gtafsraab &obert Mgler, bar
Maften Sorbeien ofgoaet beo So
SEN efter Igngere SibS bnablgs gpg=
bom. Mpgert Mgller, Der blep her-
peo "a Mar o. ffi0en 1906 par are=
6itforeningens bpgningsfpnoige ST
reftgr, bar Ell ielf=maoe Man6,. BOTS
2gbebane fife bar belt nlmin6elig.
$ en- Mloer al "a Mar er Spa=
|refagieoireftGr, @icefonin III 81. @l1n-
bel afgaaet 9gben ! geDborg. Sen
Mfbg6e bprfe til gpborgs melt aniete
8orgere.
2ege 8. Sraencfel / 5lagelie
er afguet be6 De6en efter Ell Blind.
TRANSPORTATION, SO @nr gammel
Sen Mf6e6e, Ser bar praftiieret
|@logelie ii6en 1876, bar MebIem a
IBpraaoet fra 1884 til 1896. San
'bar 6ormanb for Set npe Sgire.
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0g6sfalb,

Maffinfobrifont emil. Necfelnnau1,
! D6enie er afgaaet peb D9oen, so
9ar ga1nmel. Den Nfbgoe, Der tio-
Iigere bar peret MeoIem al 9benie
8prnab, bar Sornrano for 9benie-
Mfoelingen al 5oreningen 8anf Or
beioe og befleote Ell Mafffe andre
SilIibsbperb.
90 hinge Dnmer paa Selefon-
centralen Grinoiteo, Dptre at Sgm-
rer Gbriitenien j 8ran0e, er afgaact
Deo 9goen beres Stem al 5panif
igDge i S%orbinoelie me6 9DfuS.
Sip. @jpbnlan6 Neter Mgller
ira Sillereo rejiite orleoen til fit
8eoebh gbeltoft, for at boloe Serie
Dos fin giffe splter. I1tocr ct Be
ieg paa BEN teolige airfegaar0 ram=
tes ban al ct 9iertellag % ltprteoe
ON pna fine Sorelores @rab..
Otter lengere gibs 5bugelig-
be0 er fbb. Mgllermeiter, @aptujn
S. 81. 2icbtenberg afguaet peo 9g-
ben ! tit Stem i @ipbenbapn, 85 Mar
gamnel.
Jbb. 5abrifmt CIR Eibemann
EI~,-.ZEE..@@ .EEa&. AAE<EE.
j &igbenbopn er nfgnaet beb Dpben
en- Mber of ~ Mar. &an grun6.
Iog6e i 1867 en- &onierpesfabrif, Jon
ban / 1900 iolgte til De- foreneoe
&onierbesfabrifer.
, 8elegrafiit Sri. Gliie 8Iom,
&igbenbabn, er afgaaet beo Dg6en.
Srf. @life 8Iom, Der bor Ell Datter
af GeIegrafbetDrer 8Iom, Sreoerifs=
babr1, gioroe / en- &effffe Star EieneIte
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WiIfipnaape til 8eraen.

MiIfipngabe til Bergen.
Operensitemmenbe meo &igbmano
SeSob. 81. Mopincfels, friftlig notalte
fi6Ite 8iIie bar Mrbinger1te paa
bans Is Mar Geoielsbog, 18oe Slug,
beluttet at gillette fdgenoe @aber
til bergenFe Sormaal % SnItitutio-
rer: 8ergens ,Mhlfeltm = nniberit.
100000 Ser, Sanoelsbsiifo.
lent = Jono 100000 Ser, BdfIano-
ffe aun}tinouitrimufeum - Gono
100000, Sarmonie1 Bporfeiter)-
Gon6 100000, 8ergens &anoels-
ftonbs Observation-Disclosures 100000
.De11 rationale Scene = Gon6 &c..
600, 8ergens o~ffentlige 8ibliotbef-
Gonb 10000, SOB. 2l,om Mopincfel
'og &a1ltrus 2egat for %bergenife 8or-
gerenfer 10000, tilimmen / Mil1.
&ror1er.
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Murbmnnb falbt i Branfrie.

SSffelge Snoberetning fra General
fomiulatH / 2on6on er en- noriff6et
9oloat ben %a1itralife Seer, Senrp
0lier, afgaaet be0 Dgoen / Sranfrig
#fom Splge al Soar, Iom ban boboe
mootagd / @d1np. Mfogoe opgibes
at bare Sen at en- 2aurit3 Dlien,
&riitiamn.
2igelebes ifeIge Snoberetninq fra
@eneraHoniuIntet i 2os,oon er en-
norfffeot 5oloat i Sen oa1itralHe
Scr gieIs gbriitian geoerfen. faI6t
! aa11p 5rarlfrig. Mfoeoe opIp.
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9gb8faI6.

2ensmnnb / Mpflaruo, Eop6aI %
SerreFofg, Sans gnngsnRs, er at.
gnnet beo Dpbm, Is Mar gafnmeI.
-@unr6bruger Mm1I &olm, geit-
BIZ, er afgooet be6 Dpoe1, efter Ien-
|gere Eibs Spgeliebe6 / en- Mber al
|benbeb go Mor.
- SIP. @ogneprpdt s.. 81. &ort.
ma1111 er afgaat be6 9g6en. SORT
mann bar fp6t i 1884 og Gon6. teol.
fra 1861. Otter nog1e Mnrs @iirf=
I1ombeo iom 8erlonelfapellan bleb
ban n6nepm til Sog1eprait i Ml1ta-
bm1g, Dborfra ban / 1884 flDtte6e
Tom Sognepr9it til Sigbm gggeoaI
og &rpbsberre6.
- Sru Margrete 8nllum Grit
8nll1ms gnfe, er afgaoet be6 So
ben, Y Mnr gammeI. SUN 6ebe /
iom bar benoes 5gbelmnb;;
men bun fglte fig ielb ligpfaa meget
inorf Tom 6nnif.
gfipper Sobar @bp. SSperfen;
|8ammerfeH | fin friife Mber en-
jopgtig og uforfer6t Sangitmano og
SgrerA er afgaaet be6 Dg6en.
mrnnnger q. Soboe, TOM iioen
1875 bar orepd nbumagerforrenin1
og SmoeI me0 @ulo- og gebiager
paa &enefos, er afgaaet beo Dgoen,
Ia Mar gatnmel.
On fie16t Men1no inoen Som
misfionSbrancben / ariitinnin, Mgent
Setter Betterien er ofgaaet peo 81
ben, 40 Mor gammel.
8efitprer al Norbefens @foif.
,fon1pam, 9unonl, brufneoe forleoen
! 3abalfeen / 2a1erunooalen i Mar.
lbeoen of &ongsberg. SON HuIoe
iDen1me efter en- 8aa6, men FL
arampe % innf.
Observation-Disclosures &olmboe E,
,ofgoaet beo Dozen efter noaen 9i6z
,Spgoom. Den norie aagdtmro bal
beb observation-disclosures &oInboeE
Yortgattg miihet en- al fine melt frem,
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Set nbeite 6prbnb.

Gocialbeportememd Dar n6fRrol=
act 6orbn6 MOB at u6lepere be6e Bi<
ne til meoicinif @r11g. @rnn6en ifal
bore sen, at Ser bor fun6et Misbrug
..5teo beo 2Rgers S%orifripning al be-
De 8ine. Otter bbab Der me6beles,
bill ser life i noget Ei1feloe blibe gi-
bet 9ispenlotion fra bette Sorbno.
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Sn1brebe norffe straightforward

Snmbrebe 1orife &riesmillienerer
gtocf1olm, s.. DIT. 8ulgurtens
%l1nooragelie fra &rigen og ben poa-
fgIgenoe Srebsrgrelie bar rammet
Sc fan6inapiife Sfibsaftier meget
baarot. Morfe 8laoe flyer at ct bum
oreoe &rigsmilIion9rer er blebet no,
iIettet beo Smmenfalbet / norife
@fibspupirer alene. 6orringelie11
al norffe 5fibsaftier paa Ell ene1te
Sag anilaaeg til omfring 33 Mil'
Iioner Dollars.
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Sin Gprtieneite.

Sen Spanife spge paa spitsbergen.
Gen @pun1fe Spge griber mere oe
mere ON fig pon Spitsbergen, mel
Der uMfenpoitem"s &orreiponoem !
|8romse. 5pg6om11en optr9oer i9r=
Zig / Mopentbab og be0 gpeagruber-
ne | 8r%agan5abab. Ober 100 Mano
|af Mrbeberne ct fpge.
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De. vii fOrt&lle Dem hvordan.
PatriotiSme.


gDgor1r til Danmarf. Bartiet er it.
Scott" poa 5000 Seq. Set fommcr
/ &anoelen til Mafsimalpris. Sor-
Delingen til be &an6lenbe er be-
gpn0t.
= 8rofesfor 8ircf bar facet ben.
peo 500 Eafffebrebe fra belle 2anoet
fra Soft of o1Ie @amfunbsflasier foc
fin 8eorift moo 8allin, Der lite bi1oe
ublebere fit @egnffab / Brisregule-
~ringsfommisiionen. Mf 8repFriner<
ne er $aIpoelen Mrbeioere.
= Gru 0da Mielfen er at 3bea<
~terbireftsr &arolD Stabebl engage
ret til fom @ie1t at fptlle fin ga1nle
@lausro1le fom .Maoame e" / Hs.
ions Sf1raipI r$pem er bump
= Risbenbopnernes Greoerif faor
i benne Eib 9llblif,1m / g1srrebros
Gseater til at ilble beo en- lille Gee
ne meo en- @eger6reng. So Drenger1
bliber nebbet, bifer Sreoerif BAN
of meb Setningen:
u&rfif paa, at ou taler meb en- bbib
Mnmb."
= De ipenffe Gorretninger begpa-
Ser nu ogion at boloe 6eres 6or.
eningsmioonge / Danmarf. Sen
ibenfe spgefosie r6remtioen"
Stocfbolm bap6e iaaleoeS til BEN Z.
September beitiH en- flor MiooaJ
poo Sen fgl. 9fpoebane i ajgben-
bopn. S Miooagen beltog $50 Ser
Toner. Sen ban1fe Moo imngerl
- 8ri1en paa @jas er ltaoig OPP
o6gooen6e. s &anoers betultes IS
Ser. pr. 8aos, og. Opfipberne bDber
100 &r. pr. GAS til 2ebering / SEQ
benber og December. SRlgerne faar
so &r. paa &aanben.
- 500 tDife Gorbrboere iio6er for
Chen i oanife Mrrelter og afloner
Giraffe for 6e melt forfielli9arteoe
2obobertre6el1er.
S S &jpbenbapns Mrreiter beniio-
ser for Eioen ca. 800 Mrrelfanter
eIler oobbelt 1oa mango lom normal!
fer @rigen.
On Hpbenbopnif Samtlie, Der
bap6e baret poo Seriebe1eg i Nb.
borg, friper i vSpns Gii6.": 81 forl
pelbebolone Diem, men ri maatte
bare in6e poo IS. 6. belle @eie1l.
Mntter inD paa 2aaget, meoens en-
go16at EN- gpeiber og leg 1elp itoh
op oerinoe UNDER belle Suren fro
&orsgr til &igbenbapn. Set par jufl
lite bpgge1igt.
- 6omlerIioenffaben fan mi foo
ct MT Dbief at balte fig ober:: Ser
noerteres meb fomplem Sanrlinge,
at @eltblomiter fra ale Mor. Ser
er mart ineen @renier for Solfs
@aIffab.
-Beftprelien for Da1rpifbgfeIffn
BET Da11ebrog1 meooeIer, at Drifts.
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st 2bnnebFag %ipimeilaar 5 Men-
1effer.

st selifab paa 5 @erloner, en- 9a-
me og 4 @errer, be1teg @%auita6top.
pen. De bleb Der oberfal6t al ct
polb1oh npeir Iebfaget al &agl og
|Eor6en. 8lubfelig Taar 2bnet neb
'lige be6 9elifabet, og ollie 5.falber
bebi6lHpie til Sor6en og blep 1iggen-
Be en 9i6. Da Da1nen paogneoe al
8e1bimelien, lan Der en- 1i6en glg.
ben6e Sten pno ben6es @aan6. Ste.
men bob6e bren6t fig ir6 i &iig6et.
Mleiamen tbifne6e foapas til igien
at De h1nbe fortfptte Me6iigningen
og bopoe Iuppt mertelig belbig fra
Apt
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sre Brpbre fra 9rbbaf

@icolan Dlap og Saeob 1ltunrf,
beltnger / arige. Sorebrig en- Der
mango andre Drebafsgutter me6. ut.
thur Mn6erfen er / a11erifmf Sic.
neite beb en- Glppenfoelinge 5Denb
8etterfen er ne6 5rorben ! Grufrig.