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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-11

High School Arithmetic Wells &
Hart, High School Arith., Grade IL,
d. G. Heath 8 Co.
General Science Barber, A First
Course in General Science, Grades g
10, H. Holt & Co.
Biology Hunter, Civic Biology,
Grades 9-10, Am. Bk. Co.
Physics Hoadley, Essentials OF
Physics, Grades II or 12, Am. Blk. Co.
Chemistry Mcpherson & Henderson,
Chemistry, Quin & Co. NOTE Given
only in schools of four or more teach
ers.
Social Problems Thompson, FL. Eco
| nomics, Grade II or II, Berg, H. San
born & Co. (Given First Semester.)
Towne, Social Problems, Grade IL
or 12, The Macmillan Co., (Given
Second Semester.)
| Agriculture Gohrs, Principles OF
Agriculture, Grades II or IL, The Mac
MILAN Co.
Gohrs, & James, One Hundred Exer-
cises in Agriculture, Laboratory
Guide, The Mac MILAN Co. s
Household Arts Cooking, Kinne &
| Cooley Foods & Household Manage
ment, Grades $40, The Mac MILAN
| Co. ,!r5G M
| Sewing, Kinne & Cooley, Shelter &
Clothing, Grades 9-10, The Mac MILAN
Co. NJ
Sewing, Tablets, Webb Publishing
| Co., St., Paul, MINI.
| History-West, Modern Progress,
Grade II or IL, Allyn & Bacon.
James & Sanford, American r1is-
tory, Grades II or IL, Chas. Scribner's
Sons.
Civic-James & Sanford, Government
in State and Nation, Grades IL or IL,
Chas.. Scribner's Sons.
Community Civics- Hughes, Com
munity Civics, Grades, Allyn & Bacon.
Commercial Geography Brigham
Commercial Geography, Grade 9, CHM
& Co.
Program of Studies
Second Grade High School
English, Social studies, Science
Mathematics Foreign Language,
Vocational Studies.
Comp. and Classics, Community
Civics 1-2, and General Science Alge-
bra, Latin and Com1 Geog. (1-2).
Civic Biology, Geometry (Plane,)
Comp. and Classics, Modern History,
Latin, Household Arts, Manual Arts.
History of Am. Liter, Comp. and
Classics, American History and Civics,
High School Arith. Latin, Agriculture,
Household Arts, Social Problems.
Program of Studies ;.
First Grade Three Teacher High
School
English, Social Studies, Science,
Mathematics, Foreign Lang. Vocation
al Studies.
Comp. and Classics, Community
Civics, General Science, Algebra, La
tin, other Lang, Household Arts
Manual Arts, Coml Geog.
Comp. and Classics, Civic Biology
Geometry (Plane), Latin, etc., House
hold Arts Manual Arts.
History of English Literature Comp
and Classics. Modern History, High
School Arith. or Alg. IL Geom. IL
tSolid), Latin ETC., Agriculture. #
I History Of American Literature
Comp. and Classics. American His
tory and Civics, Physics, Latin, etc.
Social Problems.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-11

tleton were married last Friday noon
by Rev Kinsley at the home of the
bride at Weymouth.
Mrs. Mary Brant returned Sunday
from staying week in Wellington
with her sister Mrs. Frankie Morgan,
who was quite sick with pneumonia.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-11
NEWS HASH


| The human brain usually stops
growing at about so and from 60 to
70 its tendency is to decrease IN size
The letters in the alphabet Of the
world vary from IL to 202 in number.
The Hawaiian alphabet has the small
est number, the Tartarian the larg-
est.
The names of the $4,000 Canadians
killed in the world war will be in
scribed on the walls of a church
which will be erected in Notre
Dame de Grace, suburb of Mon
treal.
The Spanish harbor Of Corunna,
boasts, it is said, of the oldest light
house in the world, it having been
built by the Romans in the time Of
Trojan, between "A. ID. 90 and 1l7s
Danish scientists have perfected a
process for treating cheaper woods
that makes them more durable, chem
ical action in "a hours producing the
effect of several years Of drying. Ia
An English metallurgist has de-
veloped process for detecting inn
purities in steel by smoothing its sur
face, etching it with an acid cornbina-
ton and taking a proof with printers
ink. tiia
A California man is the patentee of
a baggage check made in two parts,
which must be placed together to
form it's number, preventing mistakes
caused by checks with similar num-
bers.
The Panama Canal from deep wa
ter is sos miles long. The maximum
! width of the bottom is 1000 feet;
minimum, 300 feet. The greatest
depth is 45 feet while the minimum
depth is Al feet.
During Lincoln's first term in Office,
five former chief executives were
alive. They were Van Buren, Tyler,
Fillmore, Pierce and Buchanan. This
was the greatest number living at
any time since the birth of the re-
public!
There are $1,000 persons in Wis
consin who cannot read or write. The
University of Wisconsin has institut-
ed campaign of education to reach
every township for the purpose of
teaching everyone the rudiments Of
English.
The myth Of the hoop snake which
takes it's tail in it's mouth and rolls
| down hill has long persisted and is
generally accepted in some commune
ties. It is wholly myth, according
to the reptile specialist in the Smith
sonian Institution.
The recent excavations Of Pompeii
in the ancient Street of Abundance
have resulted in such extensive finds
that the life of the street can be IL
most entirely reconstructed. The
principal discovery is that Of a huge
"thermopolium," kind Of public
house.
The national wealth Of France be-
fore the war was estimated at about
$67, ,000, 100000. Even during the
war, Frances wealth showed a gain,
and it is estimated today to be about
$100, ,000, 100000. This is less than
\ one-half Of the national wealth Of the
4 United States.
II What is undoubtedly the largest
and probably the greatest pipe organ
ever made was that which was played
in Festival Hall, in st. Louis, during
the exposition in 1904. It was or
iginally made for Convention Hall, in
Kansas City, but was never accepted.
| It remained in storage for years and
Twas bought by John Wanamaker and
installed in his Philadelphia store.
It is played every working day. It
weighs 375,000 pounds.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-11
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

. .
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Reading-New Education, Grades
IA inclusive, Am. Blk. Co. NOTE
where another method other than the
New Education is in use, 1t may be re-
tanned and the New Education need
not be adopted. ~ a,
Elson, Grammer School Readers,
Grades 5-S inclusive, Scott, Faresman
Co. aa.s,ts.f
Arithmetic Hamilton, Essentials
Of Arithmetic, Blk. 1, Grades 2-5 inclu-
sive, Am. Blk. Go. N. s..yp,ls}
Hamilton, Essentials Of Arithmetic,
Blk. 2, Grades 6-S inclusive, Am. Blk.
Co. aa5 NJ sf'e
NOTE-This new series of Arith-
metics should be used exclusively this
year.
Grammar-Pearson. & Kirchwey,
Essentials of English, Blk. 2, Grades
7-8 inclusive, Am. Blk. Co.
Language-Pearson & Kirchwey,
Essentials of English, Blk. 1, Grades
AS inclusive, Am Blk. Co.
History-Perry & Price, American
History, Blk. 1. Grade /, Am. Blk. Co.
Bourne & Benton, Introduction to
Am. Hist, Grade6, D. c. Heath &
Co.
Bourne & Benton, History of United
States, Grades 7-S, D. G. Heath & Co.
Geography-Brigham & McFarlane
Essentials of Geography, Blk. l, Grade
CT, Am. Blk. Co.
Brigham & McFarlane, Essentials
of Geog., Grades 6-7 Am. Blk. Co.
NOTE These books have been re-
vised owing to territorial changes, etc.
resulting from the Great War. Since
children promoted to Grades 4-6, must
purchase new books this year, it would
be advisable to have these two grades,
namely AS purchase the revised edi-
ton. In this way in two years the
old books would be displaced without
serious hardship on any one.
Physiology & Hygiene-.O'She &
kellogg, Health Habits, Grade IS, The
Macmillan Co.
Overton, General Hygiene, Grade 8,
Am. Blk. Co.
Agriculture-Benson & Belts, Agri-
culture, Special Edition, Grades 7-S,
Bobbs-M Merrill Co.
Spelling-Pearson & Suzzallo, Essen
tials of Spelling, Grades 2-8 inclusive
Am Blk. Co.
Penmanship-Barnett, Grades 3-8 in
elusive, Am. Blk. Co.
Civics & Patriotism burlington, My
Country, Quin & Co.
NOTE-We do not recommend this
book for five year adoption.
, Dictionary-Winston Simplified Die
tionary, Grades 5-8 inclusive, John C
Winston Co., Philadelphia.
HIGH SCHOOLS
English--Lewis & Hosic, Praetica
English for High Schools, Grades 9
IL inclusive, Am. Blk. Co.
Halleck, English Literature, Grad
II. Am. Blk. Co.
! Halleck, American Literatur'
Grade IL, Am. Blk. Co. NOTE-An!
standard edition of classics.
Latin-Pearson, Essentials Of Latin
Grade 9, Am. Blk. Co.
Bennett, Latin Grammar, Grade
1912, Allyn & Bacon. NOTE-An.
standard Caesar, Cicero or Vergil.
Algebra-Staught & Lennes, Elemen
tary Alg, Grade 9, Allyn & Bacon.
Geometry-Wentworth & Smith, Plan
Geom. Grade 10, Quin & Co. Went
worth & Smith, Solid Geom. Grad
HIP, Quin & Co.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-11
Auto Livery

Prompt service. Careful driving.
Auto tires and supplies; DsLAva'
Cream SeparatorA Ill W. Washng-
tom st., Medina. o. Phone S1s6. =. !.
PIERCE.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-11
REUNION AT WEYMOUTH

The fifteenth annual reunion of the
Chidsey family will be held Saturday
June 10, 1920 at the Chidsey and Huff
fmman Hall, Weymouth, Mae Root,
Secretary.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-11

AS many as 4O,OO0,OOO germs have
been found in one cubic centimeter
(about .O6 Of cubic inch) of milk.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12

! monthly meeting at the home OF Miss
Corneha Deakyne.
The Rev. Alban Richie, rector OF 81.
Johns Church. Wilmington. VIII
preach in the Emmanuel p. r. Churcn
this evening. The Rev. Joseph II. carp.
rector OF Emmanuel Church VIII
presch in the ST. Johns Church, this
evening.
Mrs. Fannie Jacobs Of this city. who
mas been under treatment In a Phila-
delphia hospital. has been brbug,It
TO the home OF her mother. Mrs. Mabel
Lancaster, this city.
Mrs. A. p. Goudess has gone 10 New
York for visit OF several weeks.
The pupils OF Ne. 3 school Will
hold a bake on Saturday.
Miss Maria Ford has returned from
a visit to Philadelphia.
A Fred r. Kalch proieOtoraph has
been Installed in the Royal Theatre.
James Higgins OF Philadelphia Is
spending several days in this city on
business.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
NEWSY GOSSIP
in new CASTLE
Young Women Get Candy
Gift After Ten Mile
Walk
CLEAN UP TOWN,
WEATHER PERMITS
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. March i2-N1lsses
Majorie carp, Emma Challenger and
Eleanor lie Carpenter surprised a num-
Der OF their Wilmington friends yes
terday morning, by walking from their
home 10 school and work in Whining
ton. They spurnod numerous offers OF
q ride by friends passing them in au-
tomobiles. Last night they were en-
jOying the box Of candy, won by them
for their walk.
One OF the three new rotary convert
ers. recently Installed by the Whining
ton and Philadelphia Traction Company
al the old New Castle car barns, was
placed in operation at $50 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon. The difference in the
power furnished was noticeable. afler
passing Rogers Corner. The power
from the breakers at that point 10 Del
aware City, will now be furnished to
the trolley lines from these converters
Miss Margaret Hazard OF Philadel-
phia. Is visiting at the Emmanuel rec
tory as the guest OF Miss Msjorie carp,
daughter Of the rector.
Mrs. ]. II. Rodney. Of this city left
yesterday TO spend a week with Mrs.
w. F. Alexander. In Baltimore.
Enrico Marinelll, an employe Of a 10
cal plant has purchased the property
No. 9ii Clayton street, from John E.
Taylor.
Frequent delays caused by some ac-
cidenl happening to the car making the
$40 trip from Wilmington to this city,
have caused some Of the regular riders
to wonder If a 'hoodoo" is not fol-
lowing them. Most Of the patrons this
Evening journal., 1920-03-12

trip are persons employed in Whining
ton and living in this city. For cev-
eral nights past they have been late
In getting 10 their respective homes
owing TO some accident happening thsi
has caused a delay. Either the car geis
of the track. an axle breaks. or some-
thing else occurs. Last night the car
struck a truck belonging to the Bird
Transfer Company, near Fourth and
French streets. The truck was back
ing out OF the garage and stalled d.
rectly In front OF the car.
The young people OF the Emmanuel
Church have organized a choir. for the
purpose OF supplementing the regular
choir. They met at the rectory last
night for a rehearsal.
B. F. Lank has rebuilt his garage
that was destroyed by fire before
Christmas and expects 10 be open for
by April 4. Mr.. Lank has
purchased a new chasis and Is building
a new passenger body for It. He has
been carrying the baseball players on
their out OF town trips. and expects TO
be able 70 resume the old custom by
the time the season opens.
Complaint Is made by residents OF
Cherry street because Of The street
light that was blown down during the
recent storm has not been replaced.
Several citizens are volclng their in
dignation over the fllthy condition OF
The town streets. When Mr.. Stoops,
president of Council and a member OF
The Board OF Health, was spoken to
about the matter he said that as soon
IS weather permits, the board intends
10 have the streets flushed. Tenants
also must clean in front OF their
Five car loads OF stone will be placed
IN New Castle avenue. which is badly
IN need OF repairs, as soon as the
weather will permit. The stone will
De placed on the avenue from Sixth
street 10 the city line at Baldton.
Ground has been broken by the
at the Penn Seabord Bloom
ng MlHs, for the large new soaking
pit. This will make three soaking pits
)uilt since the re-opening Of the plant
bout a month ago.
The Baracca Glass OF Nazareth
Ihurch held its monthly meeting. fol-
owed by a social last night in the
.hurch parlors.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
,iety Of the ". E. Church held its
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
BOY HIT BY AUTO,
SERIOUSLY INJURED

ELKTON, Md. March i2-While re-
turning home from school Wednesday
evening, owen Baker, the nine-year-
old son OF Milton Baker. OF Eikton.
was struck by an automobile and so
badly injured that his recovery Is
doubtful.
The boy was throwing snowballs at
other boys when several touring cars.
on their way from Flint, Mich, 10
Annapolis. Nd. came down the road
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
GROcERs SAY IT,s uNr,rn.

Members OF the Retail Groeers' Ex-
change, at their meeting on Wednesday
evening, termed the establishment OF
corporation stores all over the country
10 sell the necessaries OF life 10 en-
ployes at cost as unfair competi-
ton"
The exchange win further discuss
the matter at a meeting In about two
weeks.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
CHICKENS
CHEAT TUOUSANDS

NEW YORK. March i2-Alarket IN
spectors estimate that Hebrew house
wives have been defrauded OF Si72.O50
a week by the practice OF stuflns the
crops Of chickens with sand and gravel
Gross pronteering Is charged against a
ring OF kosher butchers.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
GRoUND-HOG APPEARS
TO SNEEn AT lVnnI IN

wTNSTED. Conn, March i2.-Four
employees OF the Central New England
Railway report that on recent snow
plow trip. a ground-hog was seen, sit
ting on a snowbank near the entrance
OF It's den. The animal. Il Is said. was
Tinning In a mocking manner.
Evening journal., 1920-03-12
MORE MEMBERS ron rnrN

The degree stan Of Eden Lodge. No
"a /. o. o. F., conferred the third de-
gree upon a class Of candidates last
night.
AT the meeting OF the lodge next
Evening journal., 1920-03-12

Thursday evening. Deputy Attorney
General p Warren Green Will lecture
on THE Persecution OF Christ from q
Lawyers Standpoint"
Evening journal., 1920-03-12

one Of the cars struck and ran over
him. The driver picked the injured
I'D up and hurried him 10 the Union
Hosnlial.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18
Hteumoti=me
TN Siemmefnr aiuts al en-. Oct
hut pteptt ben.

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ifules % lu'lammutorl'f Rbeumutlswe
: opeg tie aur lso leg. ION tuu be. osy
bar hupi ben fan uioe. sea ioyioqls uto
bel s'tsy Ni,oosl % yGgs s'tsr yTQs. men
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belt helbysosoe mig. % Suoey q Gloglg
peUog lllbdgs. ,(eg bar giUet bet III '.sge.
iom bar UErsl LENT augrsbns sllsr subo9
itugellggsuos Al Rbsumailsu,e Ga BET bar
I bpsyt SiIiGloe bsUlrtst 1elbrsoslis.
sea oil hupe eubpeg yloeuoe al Rhsu
mGg,5me I bpilteuiombelt norm III al 'oy
iege bets %sHei,aasuoe bsIbvsoeRos Rra'l.
Ssuo life Ell Sent tuu ot Euvu ca
Aoyssle. % les oil ieuos BET q, prone int.
C'ie, al ot bar brIat bet 90 bel bar PHI
va al par ustop hUao BIZ lRues bar iegi
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pUor'or no, iTHgtv' r1ar nif,r y,Rbrful iaaltots
bntts pa 'rt CuiEi -, Sfup ibol
Wuyt y, latiou 10. 26O + guyusu
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18
Sra Uorae.


st imuft %ltebptte. Sallgciunb
11oe Ipril. Tanpitib8oftieielifabct
Corona" har ifior bnut CT Sper.
ifiio poa bel So MiQioncr aroner.
: Sclifabet bar > goobe.
st ijelbent Snbilrum. st lliGo.
paillig liclbalt SitbilGum fllnbc for-
!coct ielrcs al Ncrfsmciter Wortcn
Niclieu, ion1 ga hauoc prret 80 Gar
/ Voragrlntbs mcf. %crfitco3 Siclc-
tic, mcobcler "@rcnmur".
Mpc Surif. NrctooI tSoe Ipril.
Sra S%lebepigcna ltoflrfningsanltolt
or Der iaitcr ofIenot % Wtilioncr
S%orifepnecI iom ifal ilippea no |
@nnoefiorbell. s~lnitolten bar ttoli-
gcre iaar iluppct 100 Wiilioner Dn-
ael. Gen uoilupne Sorif pil bare
maonpttie alercoe ON IL glar, iaa
Soften 1921 bill ma / ariitionia
fi,nne bcgpnbe of npoc goot al ben.
Cbalsmurberen er life iinbsins.
Sra a%ongspinger meloca 15oe Npr.:
GiltriftslGeerne IamoOt % S~orleth
bar MI aillrttet fin llnberiegcIic al
Sbolsmorocren Sdrs &eitbroatcn5
Mentaltilitanb o9 bar operic1lbt lin
@etunfnirg til Sorhsrsrcttcn. CT
fer bpao "SebcmarferS Sibenoe" or
iarer, or @etPnfnineen3 8onfllliion,
OF Sars Scitbraaten life er % life
bar nGrct iinbsipg.
So mnc !Sauebrnssifuler. 5 StatS.
roao er frcmIat Trppoiition ONT Orb
nina al Observation-Disclosures.
Ser ioreIlaoes oprettet TO me Stat3.
% SnpebruesIfoler, Ell paa Scoe'
marfel % ell paa Serlanbct. Ges-
uocn forcilnaes Step &apcbrugsifos
le peb 2cpan9er ouertaget al Staten.
Sor ale fire Sfoler forl,oipttes ct
Tiitriftstilifllo en- Gang for ale poa
100000 Ser. til bier Sfole.
Sulsr % SSalens Siitoxie. SEQ
Nptaorstioer bIep Der Itiftet ct &iito.
rielag for Soler og Sbalen. 9oaet
bar M belllittet at iiogipe ct @erf
poa 3 @inb ON begge @pgoera 6iito.
rie. lloaifterne CT bereqnet iii 1907
5000 4roner, foruoen Srpflli1gsom.
fo%itningerne, % ifal forbeles paa 10
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forifieai9 @iS. Set ieritc bibroa -
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met.
10000 SIR. til Sugnonls Tolfebbi-
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gif paa Sognonls Solfebeiifolc for
80 Mar iiben. Wen ban bar nof life
alenlt Sfoleoagetle Ser, forbi ON ban
III, iibber fom flor &iebmarb /
Trammen. San bar MT gipet TO-.
900 ar. til Sfolen. ri Sengene
ifal 1000 ar. ON Moret BRIGGS til
Erpmier til be flinfeitc Glcpcr lom
aiennen1gaar Sfolen, fortrQer Isl.
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pafre SbonlleoolO Sotcl I gorore
2alto bill til Sommeren blipe aabnet
igien efter at babe ppret luffet iioen
1904. SotelIet err nemlig / bisie
Gage bortleiet til Sril g. 2angerlib,
Tom bar ct non1erfet Taon blaltbt
BET rciienoc Tliblifllm. Oct err MI
ca. 100 Mar, iioen Scr blep oprcttet
@~lnitgiperi paa Stebet; mer / DC
iibite 40 slor oar Der brcpct Sotel
pan Sbomlenolb.
Gn Gamc ilnnact ncS / 2aitcrnm.
met. Wtolbc 15be Npril. SEQ Camp.
tibet "Gira"s Nnlsb al Horpif /
Homsbalen ibagnprees bruotc Den
icrgelige %lllnffe, at Heoafter Ser
helms sSrile bleu ifllbbet ooerenbe al
ct 2oitcfoap Ina bum falbt ira Spers
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-05-18

oGffct nco / 2%aiterummet % foriloa
Jig iaa, at oct er .piliomt, hporpioi
bun ppcritaar oct. TampIfibct eif
birefte BERTH, hpor bun iublogocs
poo Splfesipgcbuict.
Srnfninssnlnffe / Namicn. -
S~ronhbicm 21oc Ipril. Saoar ino.
trai iisIse "Gogapoiten" en- ting
lllpffc / S%perbaQcn, ibet @pQoens
Sroiercr. Z. 2. Haabaffcn. Oriltnc.
DC / Noniclt. San ltuloe 70 Ell &alr
oper Chen, ntcrl "a han bar fonlnct
ct Stptfc uopao, iIog aalpcu ie
prane o. Soobcn fortreoe. Tao
bette Stco Dor Glnen ~telnnclig onb.
Siget bar cnonli iaaor Dtiboog life
fu1toct trob9 lbGroig Sofnina.
ltniou So. bpascr Nrbeioerboliacr.
Sflcn 2Ooc Aprll. Union 50. hol.
Der / oiaIe Gage paa ntco Of brgac
ct Sonlpler paa tiliammen % Sci.
ligbcbcr for line Irbcibcrc. Sgoar
mcooelte 5obrifen gicnnem Spilag,
of De Nrbelocre iom piloe haue ia.
brifens Stette peb @pgnina al c9nc
Slcnr flnroe meloc iig til Sabrifen$
anutor. Seoriiten bill ifafic Somtcr
% lrgQc 8runbmmr, @anblconina
etc, o. sIrbeioerr1e bill iao Ibgang
til Grbocrnelic al re1teiric Saan for
at bpgge line Slcm.
Storm / Ssbapct. Sra @oos mel.
oc$ t5oc April. S9aar retllrncreoe
BERTH TO al GiitriftetS S~sbopsiartei.
or, "Slltc Sacfet" % "Sobanna aa-
roline", fororcuct al Den lon9pari9c
o%rfanagti9c Storm / SSbaoet. SORT
nuplltc Sfib par fomn1et iaa langt,
at nlal, ioa Sien, men cfter at babe
lioget % fipnlpct meb Stormcu / 6
Gage % miitet Scilene, muattc Sfi-
BET retllrncre meb abifilig Sfaoc
poa Sfroget. "Sobanla aAroltnc"
bar fonllnct belt op / Sicn % bopoc
facet 40 Spr, ba be1 blcp Iororcuet
al Stormcn.
Sbrsclig lllpffc paa Serscns6a-
men. Bergen 25bc 9(prll. Ia arl-
itioniatosct OnaOna Wor9cn fierte
opcr 3ailgcpaloabeiocn, SoncnS
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@anciormuno Srono, Tom leoeoe Nr.
beioct / Ell S,nncl, 6lcu rcpct oper-
cllbe al Sltfttrpffct al So9ct. Gftcr.
at Sogct bar posicret, fonot man
Tornlanbens lemlTitcbe Si0 poa 30
nelcqenlct. @an%efornlanoen bar or.
beioct / Ell WcnncifcGloer u1bcr Nu-
lrg % Grit al bore @ancr. 1913
fom ban til Ssificloet. San bIcp 50
Nnr gammcl.
Statnen AT Clau Srpsueiou. Sra
Sronobiem meloes 17be Ipril. @tl-
lebbuggcr &llbclm Hasnusicn lpg=
ger i bisic Gage iioite &uano poa
Statl,en al Slap Srpgueion. Zen or
4 Wcter bsi % tager fig i~nponeren.
Sc no. Soffelen, iom bliper II Me,
fer hsi, ifal opisres / fort Spcrit.
&eisningcn ~begpnber / Den nGrncite
Srcnltib. SermobeQen al Statllcil
bill uure fprbie ON ct Tar Gage.
@ronceitsbnin9en fommer til at tage
no9le Wauneoer. Set or Wcningcr,,
at belle Wpmlntentct ifal bore frroig
pcb Soprcbonens Iabnlng / Sftober.
Nurses prrstisite Nltertaulc. :
HirtgSafcr aamle, lmiIffe &irfc CT
opitillet ell Iltertanle, ionn bel nleb
rctte gjPlber for ben prugtigitc /
Norge. @oabc paa 8rilnb al i'm
Higbom pao uoitaarnc, maIebc %
ior9plote Sigurer, lin Sterrclie, ben
blomitrenbc Seforation / iaafalot
sSlambopalltitll, / BET belle forbi Sap.
len er nlcgct bel neoli9ebolot % al
ltor fllnltlleriIf &proi, npoer belt
itor 9eremn1lelic. "a oct nlaa AT
ta9eS, at Spitiqirgen bar iunoct