davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
OLeary Victim of
'F'rame-Up,' Counsel
Declares to Jury
Colonel Fielder Says Case
Was ''Worked Up" by DIR.
Bischof Because of Tele.
gram Sent to President

Colonel Thomas B. Fielder. chief
counsel for Jeremiah A. O'Leary. on
tria! before Judge A. N. Hand in the
United States District Court, charged
with violating the espionage act, de-.
clared yesterday, in making the con-
Guiding address for the defendant. that
he was in entire accord with the SEN
tlment often expressed by O'Leary,
that he was being Framed up."
Colonel Fielder said that while he
had originally told OLeary, on learn
ing what the charges were that we're
lated no law, and that OLcary's belief
that he was being framed up" was a
pipe dream" that after association
WIN the case. 1T was his opinion that
OLeary was right, and that he was
wrong.
II have never seen such a frame IN
as was attempted against this de-
fendant," Colonel Fielder declared. "and
feel sure that this prosecution would
never have been started if that brave
patriotic young 1rishman had not sent
that telegram to the President Of the
United States.
nc biamcs DIR. BischOff
"As I said" he continued. "t don't
believe our great and rood presideni
or our Attorney General had anything
to DO with 1t, but do believe that Il
STARTED somewhere, and think know
tho Baee."
Colonel Fielder then spoke heatedly
OF inc methods Of DR., Bischof, an
agent OF the Department of Justice,
and whom he accused of working uD
the case against O'Leary,
Colonel Fielder said it WAS under
b'schoh's guidance that the prosccu-
ton deliberately tried to nut OTearv
IN prison. The indictment was made
to include Adolph Stern, he said. be-
cause he was an enemy alien, the
prosecution knowing that the feeling
against aliens at that time was so
dense that it could be cut with q
knife.
Colonel Folder deridcd the statement
mace by the prosecution that Madame
vlctorica was German agent. He said
he had some knowledge of Germans.
and that he was certain that they would
never use sclfprofcsscd drug addict
as an agent.
Interested in the Money
-, W hSlc rs all LnaC Ncrman money
they talk about?" demanded Colonel
Fielder. where is the $250,0Oo spoken
OF at one time, where is the 81 ,OOO, 900
told of at another time, and who in
ssplred that story for it was inspired
by some one ?"
Colonel Fielder said he felt sure that
no great metropolitan newspaper would
knowingly print falschood, but that
some stories were inspired
Colonel Fielder then told the iury
that the espionage act had been held
ny. many judges as not applicable to
this kind of case.
He told the jury that if they sent
O,Leary to jail. it would really be
taking. his life; that he would leave
behind him a widow and four children,
and that it probably would kill his
aged mother.
Making a final appeal to the jury
IN IN the name Of the Father, the Son
and the Holy Ghost" to find OLearv
mot guilty" Colonel Fielder concluded
the case for the defence.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20

making in the change, save possibly
from the purely Yale point of view"
said Professor A. L. Jones, director
or admissions at Columbia University.
Here at Columbia we took Latin off
the compulsory list three years ago.
Most of the middle Western universi-
ties have followed the same course.
I'm the East generally, though, uni
versities have been inclined to show
more reluctance about making this
change. The fact that Yale has now
decided to take the step is important
and significant. 1t couldn't. though.
quite be called an educational inno-
vation."
Much of the same view was ex-
pressed at New York University, where
Latin is still required of entrants
seeking the A. B. degree.
I'VE have retained Latin for such
Students said Professor NJ. E. Loomis,
registrar. because we have felt that
to drop it did not allow for sufficient
distinction between the academic and
scientific degrees. So far as am
aware. no change in that view is i'm
minent here. The fact that Yale has
now determined to adopt the course of
the Middle Western institutions is,
though, very interesting"
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
Dropping Latin at Yale
Hailed as Liberal Move

A new impulse toward libera]itv Of
educational outlook was seen by edu.
Gators here in Yale University's de-
clsion, announced from New Haven
yesterday, to do away with Latin as a
required subject for students seeking
an A. B. degree.
"There is nothing in any way epoch
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20


THE HORSESHOER OF BASHKALE
IT He Union and Progress Committee met nightly in
W. Constantinople to hear and dssect reports of the
persecution of the Christians
G Responsible Turkish officials made it a matter Of
Mohammedan conscience to be at these gatherings.
q They frowned when novel form Of punish
ment failed of it's purpose they applauded when
presented liveer of duty by offering fresh
proof Of his ability proong life by series of carefully
devised tortures that spilled blood but did kill not
until the connosseur, all tired OUT said to himself,-I
have had enough
81 he Hun not nearly generous in his distribu-
ton Of iron The Turk eloquent appreciation
of that pous Son of the Prophet who showed especial
ability tor persecution.
q This applause of Turkish Oficialdom naturally in
cited the competitive spirit of all the lower elements striv-
ing for recognition
G1MONG those who deserved these claims of infamy
~ was Djevdet Bey the Vail of Van We dom recall
now the particular work of Val Probably he was
village official constable, burgomaster or Just a
plalnclothes man with upper-story weaknesses.
Armenia came to know Djevdet the "Horseshoer
OF Bashkae His operations wide area, but he
earned especial praise at Bashkale and elsewhere
he Union and Progress Committee applauded
Deve ingenuity and commended his zeal to those who
sought the glory that shines in the Prophets eyes.
He earned the title of "Horscshoer Of Bashkalc bv
mailing shoes to the feet of his Armenian victims Gen.
orally he superintendent the job; frequently he did it him
self when he thought the Turkish soldier had overlooked
one Of the artfu ways of doing it.
61E will not spare you, reader, any of the de-
~ tails The victims of this job were made to
walk along the roads the way to the Inside
Rim. True, true, death soon end their
misery
l When they could go foot more we'll di-
rected thrust OF the bayonet jab of the butt end Of
rifle brought on the eternal sleep.
Need not creed rightly defines your field Of seuce said
former Ambassador Mogenthau in letter to the Amer
Re|ie in theN L.:n
a member
" How ptiful is this need we ask you to gather not
from the acts of the orseshoer of Bashkae but from this
pressing message of DR.. Barton:
Beach and 4roN ph No onppboe
in bread Crnbonoos.
and all through terrible No camel or nw
all gdir
mill
For heavens sale, hurry Signed (Bnon). ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1919-03-20
ONE WAY OF DOING 1T NOW

MIR. CLEVELAND H. DODGE.
Treasure Armenian and Syrian Relief Commit
No Avenue New YorkC
Dear Mr. Dodge
glad indeed maize this little t name d (od
and His Charity the relief the Creeks Jeus Persian.
Please literature Yorsfo - ~ "
"THEY SHALL NOT PERISH"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-08

The arrival of the Austrian Peace
Delegation Above M. Chaleil. project
of the Seine ct Disc, escorting Karl
Renner, head of the delegation, from
the St. German railroad station on the
way to the Trianon Palace. Renner is
the man with black whiskers. Below
are seen some of the Austrian group
Immediately after aliehting from the
train. Photo Mtrzaoff Copyright Underwood
& Underwood
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-08

With honors such as might have been
paid to queen. the body of Edith Cavel.
the English nurse shot spy by the Ger
mans. was received in London Here the
funeral procession is passing along Victoria
street. Photo Western Newspaper Union.
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Uhtfauu.
Decentralization

Mpoe bo1otes / 8albnllo Soil
Wa1p6ag Mften oelt 3Ote SUM-.
Mf Sc forlfiellige &omiterapportcr.
frelngaor Oct, at beo. l16ifianfl1inaen
blep Ser ct Oberifu6 paa ca. 500
@ollms. 9feltnrratio11eu gab 1876
8ollars. Sen lp1l6erjplfe Sonb
baboe Ell SSl1otngt df 81 Dollars %.
IS Gents paa M1tton &biits Erolog.
Ser pleb taget ino 1888 betalte
@illetter, ct itprre NHtal eno iiolte
Mar, % iaapiot Der fi1nlbe aieres ct
SberilaG b1iber Der ct totalt Sber-
lfno paa pmffing 1000 Collars.
.troos De e1orn1e n6gifter oa Sc bgje
8riIer, font Narfens Direftion bette
gqar bar taget.
Gontiteelt beitet1lte Of babe en- nb-
fllgt meos6amilie og @e1t1ter i Cont
merel1s Sob. Mrrangeme1ltet af be1t-
lie Sur bleb operlabt til 8etDrelIel1.
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9anif ~guberbpmsbjen,.

Der bar Mpoe D1tsoag Mften ocll
2oen SSllli Da1ia Sail. Gnoeliat
Meiultaf al 5o1nmerfeiten forelag-
beg life, men Ser l1e11es. at bore
tjent rnnbt 600 Collars.
Oct beitenttes at boloe ct Sltles
married, bpilfet e. en- abiollf goo
ssSsote.
5om befjenot 11gber Sorcfi1lgelr
ben ar1oen 0nsoag Gftermiooaa !
bier Maor1eo 9aria Soil, % Be
.itppelie1 altn1ooe~ faa ma1,ae iom
mltliat at beltugc bisle MgOer,
bpor itfe ale11e @iea1trlets S%S11teresier
taretages men ogiaa set I~elifabeIige
oDrfes, ioet Dan'erne fpiIIer Sort eff
ter Meoet.
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8rnnbt n6.

Den fienote 8aaobDgger s. &iir-
fegoarb, Der bar @prfite6 beo 8el-
mont Mpe., opleDebe Ell "parm" fer
Sc Suit ibet Ser opltoo SIbebran6
Dos BAN, og ng1ten alt blep bre1t6t.
&an bab6e ca. IS 8aa6e, Ser ifnlbe
repureres, for1oen aoifillige npe
8aabe UNDER 8Dgning, men fpr
8ranobeienet fom, bar set let fe11-
gelige Materiale / n1lot @ll1s, og Der
bleb lite nteget on6et tilbage e1to
&li1erne al set, Ser engang bar
8an6e.
ST.. &jirfegaar6 bar asfureret, laa
ban li6er intet Sab paa bette S1n-
raaoe, men oelt forelabige stm1s-
ming al Mrbei6h bebirfer ielpfg1ge-,
Zig, at ban life fo1nr1er belt l1ifa6t
fra &ataitrofen, ga ban bab6e fn16t
op al Sr6rer.
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Ser .tbiites.

Gangs @eit Mo6iion ct og 5po'
Glarf ct, bDor oe Heite al 8pens
lebige Mpn6, Ser life fienber onoet
&ienL logerer, barter oe ltore Gu
looner pp, n1e6 Meor=8eer, til itor
Misn1o6 og Sf11ffelie for Sc mango
t6rltige 5iple, Ser pleier at foo eli
ltor "Scbooner" al rigtig Seer. S
M6erma11o &ennaS itore &lnbs poa
@larf st., perbensfienm fra IS. S.
Steaos@og "SSf @brilt come til Gbi
+cago", fan ma1t ie 6isle M9n6 i
b1%tnbreoebis iiobe prfesl6ie o1l 8or-
;6e1e, iaa at iige me6 G1111gen 1t6 al
.&allen, for Sen lii MboloSbrif in1a-
ger fife rigttg, og Set bill toge noge11
Sis, FIR "&1t1oerne" bliper bont til
at il1ffe Egriteu pe6 ct laa nifaoeligt
Mio6e1. Nao, fommer gio, fommer
$1,000, og Iom SEN 8rufncll6e flan-
,rer Jig til &almitladet, iptter Mloer-
malro &elnas tgrittoe &l1n6er, og
mango a10re Soft al finere 8aliber,
oeres Sis til, at Nreii0ent 8ilion
mart bil Igfte 6orb116et igien, iol=
folb til 16oe SSalluar', .og ir16en 6er
SID fo,t Der jo goot Re Ct Mirofcl:
(6ct bar man let FRY, og set Ell Ser
oaiao mango, Ser tror paa Dil ife.
Ssmiolcrti6 er III mt tilgaons poo
Gm10poa11el1, og hi tror mi e11gang
life paa albre Mirof1er ems Sc, bi
fa1l ie n1eo bore egne 9jne, lelp .om
III oabcnt tilltaar, at III b6rer life til
oe "bal1tro".
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st. Paul.
gitp Office:
628 Gnbieutt 8niloins.
Sch aigb cller &eparation at
i1bre being ben p%elfjenbte Snpeler
simon Mellun, 300 6. 7b Street.
u2eu ipnberipife 6onb@.

Com ri flerc @ange bar on1talt,
foretooes ser for Siben en- Sno1an1-
Iino til Sc %tre,1genbe 5bn6erlDoer.
S ma,,ge aIbe 1tgrre Bper er Der
oo1u,et aomiteer, font allereoe ton
oppiie im,ffe &eIultoter: S Be gper'
bppr Ser ingen&omtteer er noneont,
fon Donlferne enten oanne en- So
mite peo at iette Zig Sorbtnoel1e
mes Sorroe,,s gentralfomite @b1-
eago, eIIcr og1aa fan oe l1ole11oe DE-
res @iorug otrefte til Gentraltom1-
Teen elIer til bort 8ontor.
Gst,een goo oonif eanosmano b1l
zu1iblo6e at poe fit 8ibrag til oenne
S4olamlina. Scr er %pirfelig gpn
fiIteDe bianot bore 2anosma116 lgn-
s6en for Moen, og inge1 bebeoer at
fr1gte, at Sc ilroiamleoe Mioler bill
foRme gpiferne tilgooe. Mlle De
mdEomne 8ibrag bill goa til De oanz
feIgpnoerjpoer, Ma11gc fje',ote
Mq,1o .bor allereoe onbefulet henne
ss1fo{omlmg, blanbt Be fioife fan
nppnes @ro6erfamfultbets 9berpre=
fi6ent, s. s.. Mielien, 5eattle, 8olb.
Seer fife olene bnrbe Sen enfelte
Ganifer .gipe lit 8iorag, mer1 .oglaa
Sc mango 6anife 6oreni11ger bltroe
Der biie fit rette 5inoelag. Sc Der
p9renbe banlf 6ore1inger for I'm
Ser ariaen pilt beres 2obalitet og
Batriotisme oberfor Mmerifa neo at
fpgne 2ibertD @on0s. giDe til &poe
aors pg iaa fremoeles. gd bar De
Ell Mnleonimg til at bite beres SPIEL
Ter operfor oeres 8rpore og Spltre
GgnoeriDllono: Sg enbber oanif
s5orening bnrbe betrngte Oct Iom en-
&Iigt at teg11e fig for ct rrnoe(igt
8i1rag, 49,:
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MDrntfah efierhe Snliitit.

Epininabperaes Counter al gsor-
Ice 2oaer og Afoeli1ger al 2D1e-
boIbt poo 6ribeosoagen en-
aete amerifanif Set On gar,1fe
Etalrig 5oria1nIina baboe ~ahofunoet
|iig paa statsuoitilMneser,la1oen, b
|Ueltprogramlnet be0 Solptretibe1l
beabnote meb Mffpngelien at She
star Spnngleb 8anner. Sg1uter
|af Mmaes &oneopreiioent, Domn1er
IS. .. Gilbert fra 8illmar, Min1.,
Ser %fnngercne inn 9irigent, bso
@elfommm, bnorefter ma,1 lang
ssa, hi clifer bette 2anbet".
Galtor s. y. .. Stub fif oerpao
|0roa % bolbt en- begeiltret % ito
nenoe Sale ON Mmprifa, bets Sea-
hur, sets &igbomnte, bets Grabttio-
uer, oets Mnlebninger. Sbis man
Idgte at inbe en- @run6 til, at Soft
Il Imaa 2anoe bar beiiGlet al Ell IN
tens Observation-Disclosures fom
1na1 til Get Meiulat, at Mariagen
por, at BE fienote tit 2anb. @enfig-
ten me0 bans Cole, ia96e 8altpren,
por at paapirfe fine 9ilbereres
Sifo, ioa 6e piloe pn1fatte Mmerifa
meo ltprre &iprligheb %, ON Set
bar ban m,ligt, iaaleoes begeiitre
Sem, at De pil6e FIRE ocnne &irr-
ligheb pibere bber / fin &re6S. S
set riee % frie Mnterifa bar Ser fige
g1t1ebninger for alle; man f1,nbe
noturli9pis pege paa lloget, Ser
life Dor, Ionn set bl1rbe ppre, men
iauoont itoo oct Dor Magt at rettc
pua.
@aitor Strbs Sale blep Gang
paa @ang afbru6t al fraftigt 8i-
falls.
Seitprosrant1net afiluttebes meo
at &oret lang "amcrica" % Seq
ml nprge mi Qo1o".
2pngb1omitens Gamer, Der fore
:itob l1oiolget al Torfriffninger, fit
|fl1lot up at beltine 11o ODER Otter
r%niboagen, oo Spriamlingen forb1ep
paa Seitplaoien.. Man iamle6es /
|&lpnger og pasiiare0e og more6e
Zig, 6eltog / eller iau pan @opIpbe-
ne, Der ipntes at in%tercsiere.
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9aa iin &labs.

5tatens @qreblls % Sernbaue-
.fommisiion bar meooelt oct berpn-
.reroe Selefonfompagni, at iaafrent
oct life ! agbet al en- Maa1eb for
beorer ben 1talpare11oe 8etiening,
ION faloes "elenoiig1, pil aommis-
iione1 toae 5friot Hl Neoiattelien
laf oen nplig forbpje6e Gofit ser
ct 11ri1nelig, bpis fife Ell beorc ge-
fleni11a itrafs ilrbfgrcs. Mt gelefon-
fo111poaniet barMasier al mnoifplo.
1,tneer for ben 6qorligc gctjeninq,
fje1'er life saaen beorc. Soft BOZ
DER life af at betale for meet, Sc
life faar. M baober at apnlnis-.
1iol1ens 9oporiel Dil blipe taaet til
ssglee.
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9g6sfalb.

Mrs. Mrel 8%eniou, @elt Dernrarf,
bgoe Notten melle,n 8irsbag oa
9nsoog poo yairpiem @oipital Sr1l
bieb i Sirsbags opertret for cit Got
fer Guilt.
Mrs. Gina &enlon bar Glbite Dm-
Ter al sc. 6. Eeterien, 9tifteren al
Solomon @eit 9enmdrf. SIM bler
gift for 5 Star fioen mes Nrel 8en-
ION; Be. bar cit 4 Nar gommel Sat
Ter: Mrs. 8enlon er sglfenoebarn
til M,rs. Sss,,gemalm / ct. SAUL. Sic.
re af Mrs. 8enions 8reore er
Borretniug, 6elS peo 8anfen 2nc1
oa bels beo 5apbarfsforretning. g
DiIoe gierne n%otrpffe Dor oDbe 9el
tngeI{e i Somiliens itore Sorg.
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ST. "gil".

gor Gelr % fiel1ote 2a%1loslnallo
SSaco6 Mielicnk ser til oagliet 8rta
leperer Melf, bar lige mlagt 1ig Ell
.l1p Maifine, bpor11,po "SSocf" agter
at tage Sa,nilien pao ell 1000 Mi1
.Terietnr. 81 p11lfer 2DMafe pno Mei=
len og bnaber, Dor iopiale @el1 n1aa
ifp6e rigtig mal,ge "8iierne" for
bon er 10 Ell Dpl6ig 5fptte,. oa
"8igrne11e" er mi meaet iielone Der
/ Chicago.
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Kirker og Foreninger.

.CHRIsTKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hj1rnet af Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
nestle hver S6ndag, engelsk XII.
1920, norsk XII. 11.30 Find.
NORsK LUTHERsKE TREFOL-
DIGHEDSKIRKE, HORNET af
Harrington og %Sherburna AYES.
SGudstjeneste hver S6ndag XII.
1880 Find. og 7.30 Aftep. Sdn-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
0ST EMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
KIRKE, Hjprnet af Jessie & Law
son SITS. Gu%dstjeneste hver sgn-
dag XXI. 1920 Find, 2den og 4de
S6ndag engelsk, eller .norsk. Allie
Aftengudstjenester norske. Bon.
nem9de liver Onsdag Aften XII. 8.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hjdrnetaaf Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver Son
dag Form Ri. IL. Sdndagsskole RI
DEN DANsK-NORsKE METHODIST
KIRKE. Hornet af Broadway og
-. ST., afholder sine Gudstjenester
som f9lger: Prmdiken Sgndag Form:
H. 1890. Aften H.. !7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Lga: S9ndag Aften
ri. 7.45; literaert Mode, de tire fdrste
Ersdage i Maaneden. Bdnnempde
liver Onsdag Aften ri. 8.
1 DEN DANSK-NORSKE KIRKE,
1876 Thomas ST., ner Rice St,
afholdes Gudstjeneste hver Sgn-
dag En-. Kl.a3. Praediken we'd
Prof. G. b. Bulge. En- Kyartet
fra Bibe1skolen j Minneapolis
synger.
NORDKAP LoGE NO. g, s6NNER
AT NORGE, mgder 1ste og 3die
Mandag i Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 156 w. Ninth st.
SYNN0VE L0GE NO. s. D0TRE AT
NORGE, mpder Eden og 4de Man
dag i Maaneden paa.Odd Fellows
Hall, 156 w. Ninth st.
Il. g. ANDERSEN LOGEsNR. 81, d.
B. S., m6der 1ste og 3die Fredag i
Maaneden paa Royal Krcanum Hall,
HI. at st. Peter og 4thG,Streets.
FORENINGEN "GODTHAABO me-
der 2. og q, L9rdag paa Royal Area.
mum Hall, Hi. at st. Peter og 4th
Streets.
.FoRENINGEN 4sDANMARKs SON.
NER" af D. s. D. F., mgder /. og 8.
Lprdag paa Royal Arcanum.: Hall,
Hi. af st. Peter og 4th Streets.
HELEONORA CHRISTINED LOGE
Mr.. SO, D. S. S., m9der 1ste og
ogsESdie2 Onsdag Maaneden paa'
Odd Fellow. Hall, 1856. W. 9th St.
FoRENINGEN HAABET ..mgder
Eden og 4de Torsdag i Name
den paa Royal Arcanam Hall,
Hi. af St. Peter og 4th SITS.
FORENINGEN .DANMARKS DOT
TIRE" m6der 1. Tirsdag i den
ny Odd Fellows Hall, 1915 9Th st:
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gu S1espia 8latte.

Den 6onlfe &unitimeo 2i,6oig
GSrge, gbicago, bor noien6t Ell 1lp-
belig Slespig Slate 1tobamret !
&obbcr. 8i. ifal omtale oen 11er-
mere / neite M,1mer. @Iatten tan
faas for So frit tilien6t bos 6. Mas-
mtsien 60, 72O-22 so. 6oltrtb5t,
Minneapolis, Min1.
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5crcuinsen 1Saabet".

"Saabet"s 8eitprelle bar npIig
paret ion1let til Mpoe for at OBJ
8ggerl1e, ion fanbtes at bare
i oen ifienlpeife 6roen. Otter set
,,ollitrengel1oe Mrbeioe bat oberitooet,
6Gnfeoe Sc piie Gamer Jig ON ct
peloaffet 8oro, bpilfet ffplotes
Rprtinoen, Mrs. 6. gbriitenien,969
G6mun6 Street,
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SnrDel, ,tcnig.

Otter mere enc to MaalleDers 500
rigbeo git Saael1 MOB Graham
8rpbreltc, bpis 'riboie Banf eif fol-
lit iibite Mar, til 9nms iiblte Qgr-
Dag. Otter mere ems 8 Timers
&aaoiIagl1ita erflRre6e Sl1rpen, at
octl life f1tlloe blipe enig, % Ser
i%llopariles til III Sag. Sc to l1nge
8anfrnallo beifploes for at bape
mo6togct Snoifl16 efter at bore bi-
.oeltoe oll1, at ga1lfe1t. bar iniolper1t.
Set bar lna1lge snluofolf, ser bab-
Or fine Spareifillil1ger itaaenoe i
benl1e @al,f, ser a1tiaus for at pare
Ell at BE lo1ibeitc pad g%eitiioen, %
Der al1tageS, at be tan .eooe ca,3 80
Grocent nf 8e1tge1te. Set ct i11it life
lobc11be nbligter, men set CT Ell Set
telic at bioe4oe 6ripote Bd11fers ai6
CT forbi. Nll bDoer aobcn, at De
mao bone Charter.
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6ic1u ira giemeiteu.

@lanbt Be iioitanfomne 5plooter
og Dfficerer til Seem gorf %frasrant-
rig fi1ber ri 81. a. Dor belfje1ote
2anosman6 Dr. gsels s. Morten-
fem, Der bar &nptajns@mg ! 8oipi-
talsforpiet. Mf anbre ifan6inopiife
Mapne ier ri ! 5leng @eorg Sal1-
fen, 1851 8oobs ct, % arel @as-
m11sien, GAO 8romn Mpe.
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eSn6rchns fDs &Dna Oanfpu.

ssffpIae nofife glo6e bar Song
aafolt ben Ste SS1lni aiDet Sore
Srnoe for @on. sSsnbrebns Der be
lioppres Iom 22anbinipeftgr De
Borelleoc 5taters Sppotbefbanf i
ct gouIl
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Observation-Disclosures @pnpcmtiun.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES M0nDcl1flnn.
&o1pcl1tiorell bol6es Milipal1fee
/ l1gen 1000 5ertember. Ser bill
6lipe ct ltprt M1ltal gie,u1emrejic1t6e
3elegater / Chicago, bpor ser biit-
nof bill bfipc arrangerct cit @al1fet
for benz at &c bcrbpren0e 2oger
9fnoog 146e Set TENDER / Dania
@oll.
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aapt: sluenion fornpffet @aris.

3apt. S,ueniDn furnDffet 9aris.
aaptajll alrfreo sc. 5penfpn blep
paafjprt og orabt af ct Mutomobil
Naris II. Stunt 1ige for i'm Off
reiie til Sc SoreteOe 5tater, ifglge
W1elhing fra &rigsoepartcmentct til
bans Sober, Sobn q. Smenion,
Rosierer for Central 8onf i ct.
Garl. San TT 8ruo paa Sierne=
Hallen. &iaet blep bearopet paa Sen
alaerifanife airfegaaro. / Sur gs-
neg. aaptoin spenio,r bar 80 Mar
aatrmel % 1tocfsdmineret fra Min-
neiota u1iperiitet. 6an e~terlaoer
fig GorGlbre % en- 5siter.
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81 81 linien..

"Bergensfioro" afieileOe fra SEEM
gorf Ben 8. Suli % pe,1teg til
Morge ben u. Sui. "stabangef-
fioro" feileoe fra Morge be1t s. Slli
% bentes til Seem Sort ben IL.
.sSuIi. 8egge Dampere bapoe en-
tsrre 8asIagerliite.
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g. q. 2inien

meobeler %, at "11niteo Stotes" of
|ieilebe fra &riitianio SEN 46e SSl11i
|ng bentes til Seem Sort Sen 14oe
''SSuli. Siemrejien foregaar ben 90.
|Sl,li.
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6uraet=me-apt til Mhite Scar 2afc

OuAytA-sttt-up ~ ~Cvtle Stul NuIC.
Sri 8elgiprenbe0s 6oreninger1
1Sorglemmigei" meoer 0ns6og s.
is. Suli bog Mrs. g. g.. Sobn-
len. Soutb SIDE Sarm, 11er Sen
bc1lribenoe @bite Scar Safe. Sci
togerle mp6es beo Miebalto 8ros.
paa &iernet at Hb 5treet
og Mabofba. Ct, bporfra sporpoa-
1lcn Mbite @eor Gar) ofgoar 81.
6ormr Miboag bliper ierpc=
ret ST. / Gfterm. So 5ontb She
Tarm er benripenoe beliggen6e, og
bpor man fa1 tilbringe Ell hboge-
Zig Sag / Srilltft, f%orpentes Set, at
mango al ct. 9ouls ounife ani11-
Der bill gibe Mgoe:. gl1lc CT pna set
pc1l1igite inbiteret.
@briitine @briitenien, SET.
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"&ifprrinaen"

StlUNrl1t9eH
ct gsabl1et paa ct Me0lemsb1ab, ser
1togibes al &rilttmialaget, og iom
/ Mti,neapolis. @i
bar 1iee faoet tilia,bt scr. 1, 46e
Margana. Nl1nlret, ser er poa As
fremtraber / elegant l10itpr
mes mango .imuffe sSllnitratio11er.
er 1tbligt reoiaeret .og bringer
flere imuffe 9igtc % T%ortpninger
foruocn Mrtifler ON Dogens brent
6en6e SpprgsmqoI. @1o6ct far Iin-
get / DDale for ct Mars Sis poo
@rnno al gbbe i-Sinansfasien; men
Saskatchewan (@co. GfitranO meooe-
Ter III, at ubgipellen i Iremtiocn
bil bliDe rege1m9siig.
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uirn7nI Swedish Beauty Cream
vuVkUJ 81; Virozol Almond
Cream (cleancing) 81; Virozol
Eye Tonic 81; Virozol Mund-
wand 80 Cents. - Operasanger-
linden Maria Sundel1us sfger:
"All Virozol creams are SUPERB
or to any cream I ever used
before" - Deres Penge ulba-
re straks, hvis De. or m1sfor-
ns5et. Tflskriv
THE VIROZOL COMPANY
Is Hicks St.. Brooklvn. N. Z.
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