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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
.SAY"NEW CORN" WAS FLOWING
FOR "ORDER OF OLD MOSES"
Officers Charge 1t Went for IS Gents Per Smile to
Brothers Who Would Indulge Annual
Gathering in Charlotte County.

The order OF Old Moses" Is a col
ored society and II meets once every
year at some centrally located place.
one of its annual gatherings was
held yesterday at Charlotte Court =
house, Va. and II was attended. it
Is said, 10y about 5000 colorcd
brothers and sisters" And there
are six members OF the order who
wish now they hadn't attended the
big affair.
Federal prohibition agents from
Richmond were on the scene, and IT
Is because OF that fact that tho sew
tct came to grief. They were not
only caught in the act OF pcddling
white lightning" to other members
of the order. but when they were
searched war weapons were found
on three Of them and that settled
their hash for the day
Federal Prohibition Officers Davis
and ilanniEan were sent from the
Richmond Office to Charlotte Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
SHOPMEN HAVE NO REPLY
TO PROTEST TO JEWELL
Believe Federation Head CO.
ing to Interstate Commerce
Commission.
commissions.

city Federation of Shop Crafts has
received no reply yet from Bert NJ
Jewell. president OF tho Federated
shop Crafts. to the letters calling at
;eniion TO the alleged unsafe coudi-
ton OF rolling stock in use by the
various railroads that have shops
In Richmond. Mr. Jewell was ASKED
10 protest against this situation 10
the Interstate Commerce Commission
and the opinion of strike leaders here
is that he is preparing tG comply
with the request and will inform
the local federation when action is
taken.
0Tcr Men $500 nnnus
Charges that the Chcsapeakn and
Ohio Railway is offering striking
shopmen as much as $500 bonus to
desert the ranks and return to work,
heard yesterday at the regular mass
meeting OF the city Federation Of
shop Crafts at the city Auditorium.
could not he confirmed last night
w. j. ilarahan, president. and other
officials OF the Chesapeake and Ohio.
are out of the city ana may not
return for several days
The Chesapeake and Ohio has been
Tor som" time advertising for COM
pctcnt mechanics and has offered the
wages liked by the United States
''''' '''i "a anu At LoluS, bul II IL
not believed at the general offices
OF the system IN Richmond that any
such amount as $500 has been suE-
gestcd. Ii was said that no offer
had been strong enough TO induce
any of the men 70 desert the strikers.
Hold Mass-A1ccting at Night.
Thomas Carroll, OF Washington.
ana q. IL. Stewart. general chairman
OF all the Chesapeake and Ohio shop
men, addressed the ina - meeting "A
the strikers at the Auditorium last
night. They arrived in Richmond
yesterday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
To Obscry. Lnbor DIV.

The k!wanis Club will observe
Labor Day ~ listening TO n speech
on Labor Day Exercises" by r. j.
Grace. at MUrphys Hotel. Monday at
O'Clock. \ notice sent out by
Secretary i."Uthau. says: This is
"a holiday ana very member OF the
cluh VIII be expected 10 be present.
FISHERMEN viii he fined; golfers
will be- fined heavier; week -enders
will he fined heaviest. 4 melon will
he cut for All members present"
George Hoppe viii donate the at
tendance prize. which will he given
IN" member having disposed of the
greatest number oE tickets for the
Nurses Home Miustrels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
Negro Finds Truck
Kicks Like a Mule
Lee HaurS 1rriues at
Hospital after Person.
al Investigation.

Negroes may know all the little
tricks necessary to get along with
mule. but there arc many things
about more modern means OF trans
portation they have yet 10 learn
Take Lee Haurs. IS years of age.
teamster. OF 405 East DuvaI Street,
as an example. John could have
told anybody not TO l!nger near the
working end of mule. n knowledge
insti!lcd from generations of mule
training iorhears. Now John Will
impari 20 his ebony offspring another
axiom. never crank atruck with tho
gears mcshcd. The effect Is similar.
John arrived at st. Philips via tho
city ambulance early last night after
personal investigation of the con-
irariousncss OF trucks. Physicians
say ne will recover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02

house on special work Their SER
vices had been requested by the
Charlotte County officers, and they
were met by State officer Elliott and
ShcriH Priddy. When they began to
circulate they found several negroes
selling corn whisky for 25 cents per
smile" ollie Foster, Ed Cole, Sam
White, Nelson Carey. Baxter Jcn-
ninEs and John James were taken
into custody.
At the police station they were
searched and the pistols and razor
were found. Two OF tho negroes
shouldered the responsibility OF hav-
ing the suit case full and the other
gallon of liquor and two quarts OF
blackberry wine. The two negroes
"toting" the guns were fined $50 and
costs each. The razor possessor was
fined $50 and costs. The other two
were charged with violating the pro-
hibition act. and they were turned
over to the county authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
AINSLIE WILL SPEAK
TO WATERWAYS BODY
Mayor Also To Attend Launching OF
"Stnte Of Virginia" Mt Whining
ton. Dcl.-COuncilmcn VII Go.

Mayor Ainslie has accepted an in
vitation To deliver an address be-
fore the Atlantic Deeper Waterways
Association. which holds its annual
convention at Portland, Maine, on
September - He will also attend
the launching At Wilmington. Del.
of the ship State OF Virginia." which
Will run on the line from Baltimore
10 Norfolk. The launching will be
Witnessed by Governors OF Virginia.
Maryland, Pennsylvania. Delaware
and New jersey. and by The Mayors
of Richmond, Baltimore and VIII
mington. Members Of the Council
Committee On Dock, River and Har-
Dor viii accompany the Mayor to
Portland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
WBAz RECITAL PLEASEs
DISPATCH RADIO FANS
Mrs. Hudgins, Senior Andonc-
gui, Mr.. Slaughter and Mr..
Kcnnard Heard.

Senior Jose Andonegui last even
Ing presented a concert Of iucom-
para artistry ana charm. which
aroused more than usua! interest
among fans listening in on Dispatch
radio. His program offered Mrs.
Robert Scott Hudgins. wcll-known
contralt"; L. Burke Slaughter. promi-
n"nt baritone. and pcnnclI kcnnard,
young pianist. who has attained dis
tinction within an incredibly short
time since his arrival in Richmond.
The selections were among the most
appealing OF classics. arranged with
excellent caste. They Included vio-
lin solos by senior Audoncgui: span
ish Dance" Rchfcld 'Reveric.'
Ilouscr. "Mazurka." Wieniawsky:
solos by Mrs. Hudgins: "Marguerite. !"
g ~ White. two OF Hopes Indian
love lyrics, The Temple Bells" and
Less Than the Dust" and When
You and Were Young Maggie" the
last number by request Mr.. Saurh-
ter sang Danza's May Morning
| and The Captain" by Rogers.
Mrs. iiudg!ns has a deep. resonant
coutralto that is thoroughly enjoy
able. She sings with dclicacy and
feeling that charactcrizes an artist of
the first magnitude. aud her songs,
especially the two OF Hopes. elected
wealth of favorable comment.
senior Andonegu! played with the
usual vigor and sheer dclightfuiness
that he has consistently maintained
Throughout; his splendid series OF Fri
day evening performances. He Is n
violinist to whom II Is given TO play
cXGuisit"ly and with def touch Of a
master.
MIR. Slaughter revealed a baritone
OF power and beauty. His songs were
excellent ones. with just the proper
quality To create an opportunity.
which he so cnjoyably took advan-
tarc al. Mr.. Keunard. who has
played before for WRAZ, charmed
and interested Intensely with his
fine accomplishments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
K. of y. Hnye Outing.

Baseball! games. races of various
kinds. including sack and potato
races and many other stunts. proved
enjoyable 10 The members of Myrtle
Lodge, No. e5. Knights of pythias.
and their families, on Wcdncsday
evening. The outing was made more
enjoyable by tho serving OF sand
wich dinner. and entertainment was
provided for men and women OF all
ages. Myrtle Lodge. WI ich meets
every Friday night at 200 East Broad
street. is now preuaring for fall
and winter of unusual activities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
FUEL ADMINISTRATOR
PAYS OFF EMPLOYEES
Expenses OF Oflce Come From, Gov
rrn"r's Contingent Fmnd-For-
wards Work Free.


Yesterday was tho first pay day for
The employees OF the State fuel adj
m!nistrator's Office. the expenses of
the Office being paid out OF the Gov
crnor's emergency fund The sum re-
iuired was parativeiy small In
view OF the fact that only the stenoG-
raphers and the assistant 10 state
Fuel Administrator Forward receive
pay Major Forward upon whom the
brunt OF the work fen. and who was
responsible for the organization
work. is not even in the class OF
- dollar a year man." his name not
being on the pay roll.
Federal Fuel Distributor Spencer
advised Major Forward YESTERDAYS
that tho matter OF continuing the
fuel administration was matter FOR
tho Governors of the several States
TO decide.
II viii be at least n week before
all az the details Of tho Office are
closed and Major Forward says he is
confident there viii he a noticeable
increase in the coal supply by that
FINE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
On Cross-Country Hike.

Looking TO the public for aid to
continue his hike from Los Angeles.
"a! 20 Tampa, Fla. Walter r..
hoh nam. 'N-service man, arrived in
Nl.hin"nH yesterday afternoon at
900 " Nl"Ck. He left Frederick burp
y'stcrdas morning n, o'clock Ron
ham ..ft california. Apru 10 and
expects 10 complete his tourney ia
cemb"r SO lifts" EN- rou,. are
accepted ny MIN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
IInrt 10 spcnk n, ~. a n,

Harris Hart, State Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, Will speak at
the closing exercises Of the sum-
mcr session at William and Mary
College today at room. He made the
address OF the day at the closing
exercises OF tho summer session at
HarrisOnburg Normal school yester-
day MIR. Hart viii attend It num-
Der ~ school institutes 10 be- held in
Southwest Virginia next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02

M"N"r AInsI!e yesterdAy ISSUED a
proclamation declaring MouGay. La
Dor Day holiday I'm Richmond
when all cts departments viii he
closed the entire day All city bust.
ness except that absolutely necessary
for the public interests vii, he sus
pended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
CITY COUNCIL REFLECTS
OLD PRESIDING OFFICERS
Adams and Powers Have No
Opposition Upon Body's
Reorganization.
oLEnn cor>>rls DISCRETION
Mcdowell Calls Attention Ia BiE
Measures Which VIII Engage Mem
hers and Asks to Remember They
Are rrnnsnctinE Peoples business.


nh. r,,, Cor,cu =, 1000 .. 100,
was ""'F orE"i'zen last hieh'' ana
both branches viii begin to function
next week. the Board of Aldermen
hot, c.i,,a ;, woo, -. "a o,o,,.,.
" 81 80 Coo
iues"a! H'E"' ana 'he common
Council at o'clock that night Az
thcee meetings the presidents viii
,,o, ,i- ,..
.
s,.,d;,c co,,,,.. ,o, 49,,
'''''
mitiee on revision OF the rules OF
Council viii DC named. Following
these meetings the committees win
- an, ~ ~,
Va '"e "o'!
VIII proceed
City ClerN Mcdowell called the
Common Council together at E:30
O'Clock yesterday evening, announced
the names OF the legally elected
members as certified by Clerk Walter
Christian. clerk Of the election com
miss!oncrs: said there were many
mattcrs OF Importance to come be-
fore CITY Council! in the coming
months, ana cautioned the members
to use Judgment and discretion in
the transaction OF the business of
the people ~ $50 o'clock the city
clerk proceeded in similar mannef
III orEahl"'Nr the board OF Alder
men Inc only aSsenteeS In the
lower oE"'ch were Counci!men
Percy ;. smith, who is out of the
city and John w. Moore, who was
prevented from attending by an i'm
ppi."n' BUSINESS mater Aldermen
melton "ork'nah and Epps were re-
ported out oil the city.
old Onh.crs Rc-Elcctcd.
President w II Adams ana Vic,
Prcsidcn, Joscph p pnwers ., ~.
Board of Aldermen, w.re re-oiectnd
unanimously. The former was ,omi.
mated bv Alderman Gums. tho nont
nation being seconded nv Ad.rm,r
Woody: tho latter bv Mr. Enrnnilv
and seconded nv Aldermen G,m,,1,.
and Fuller. whl. PRESIDENT Fred u
Powell and yicc-Pes,trnt Incoh I'm.
lauf were reelected as presiding 9th.
GERS OF the lower branch. Mr.. Rodcn
nominated MIR. Powell. his second
being Mr.. Jones. while Mr.. Gmlauf
was nominated by Councilman Eng
iish. Tho nominees were lauded for
their efforts in pas; terms OF Coun-
Gil. and were praised for their yco-
man work in the interests OF the
people
The newly elected officers mad.
short talks In which thew referred
to number of importan, measures
TO be considered and disposed of IN
the new term. Mr.. Adams referred
specifically to the Shockoe Crack
matter and the traction franchise,
while Mr.. Powers mentioned a mum
Der of propositions which would CON-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
Police Rcco,.r stolen ,,,,o

Recovery Of coup" reported
stolen Thursday night from T. y.
WALKER Of 2soi Monument Avenue.
was made by Sere"auts r. IL or
gan ana Il l.. Bryant last night. the
a"1'm"bil" was turned over to the
owner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
New Fireman ouoliac.

Thomas +. Sharp. recently APP
pointed to the Fire Department. yes
terday afternoon qualihed before
city Clerk Mcdowell. as did w r.
Gathright. recently appointed sani-
tary inspector in the Bureau OF
Health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
bankers Name \,upb,n

Garland Vaughan. vice president OF
the Peoples National Bank. 81 Lynch
purG' has been named new national
councillor for the Virginia Bankers'
Association Ia rcprescn, II in the
Chamber OF Commerce of tho IJnIt "A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02

Adventures In Contentment, by David
Grayson.
Bob. the Son Of Battle, by Alfred
Ollivant
Casuals of the Sea, by William
McFee.
Cheerful by Request, by Edna
Ferbcr.
Dracula, by Bran Stoker
The Further Side of Silence. by Sir
Hugh Clifford.
Gold, by Stewart Edward White.
Impressions OF Theo Roosevelt, bv
l.. +. Abbott.
Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad
The Magnificent Ambcrsons, by Booth
Harrington.
Mother, by Kathleen Norris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02

The Octopus, by Frank Norris.
Pieces Of Eight by Richard Le
Gallicnnc.
The Pit, by Frank Norris.
The Riverman. by Stewart =. White.
Ruseles OF Red Gap, by Harry L.
Wilson
Stamboul Nights. by H. c. Dwight.
The Story OF Costa Bering, by
Selma Lagcrlof.
The Story Of My Life. by Helen
kellar.
The Trimmed Lamp, by o. Henry.
Up From Slavery. by Booker T.
Washington.
The Book Shop
Basement, South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
Coicmnn spcnk. In menrIco,

George +. Coleman. OF the State
Highway Department, spoke at the
good roads meeting at Fairfield Com
muity Hall last night. He leaves to-
morrow for Illinois to Inspect q test
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
Ma1ler 81 R Goods
-"rHs sHoPPINo cKNrzn"-
S TORE OPEN ALL DAY
AS Evenings Lengthen-
Thoughts Turn to BOOKS!
7 Hb bH0PPIN0 CKNTRR'

Increasing numbers OF browsers in
the Book Shop" show that Books are
again coming to the forefront of in
terest = evenings at home" become
more numerous when cooler weather.
invites one inside, and under the glow
ing light with the Book one loves to
read
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02

Don Quixotc, cloth cdition-4
volumes-priced $50.
Gibbons Rome. cloth edition
8 volumeS-$12.00.
Guy de upas SAINT, limp
leather edition, large print
and handy size, priced $1,000.
Ihackeray, in the three-quar-
ter leather library edition
10 volumcs-priced $500 a
set.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
Special Books at 0Oc Each

ese BOOKS are pocket Size and imported English
red leather stamped in gold. Among he titles are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-02
Standard Books in Sets

Shakespeare, in the handy cloth
edition-10 volumes-priced
$3.50 a set.
kipling, in the library cloth
edition-10 volumes-SS.OO a
set.
kipling, in the handy three
quarter leather edition-lO
volumes-priced $500.
The Children's Hour, a sub
scription set, cloth bound
y volumes-priced $3.50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07
phiifYimueIineen.

Sra @o'bineton berettes, at 81.
ilansbepartementet, ifipilt oct tiaaoer
SaIg al 9riffepnrer omburb paa
Sfibe iibenfor 3.YRilsgrpnicn fra
itstter Observation-Disclosures
mes geltrGbelier paa at forbinore
SnoimIgling al 8hilfp o9 andre for.
bitbne 9riffebarer ira llbIonbpt.
Set inorsminer imiolertio, at bette
er ct npiten u~pperfommeligt Mrbeibe.
Ter pilbe frrbes intet minore, iiaer
bet, enb cit bel Scr al Sorbnbsaaens
ter fornt fnnne raninge uae anfom.
Sfibe, beres 9ei9tninger og
Rasiaeerer. Men ane Mp~nbiabcoer,
ipm bar noget iom helit meb bcnne
Sag at beitiae - SisfartsfommiS.
Sorbitbsuaenter oa SoIbppie.
net = bar Iaaet fla iammen t ct
fraftigt 6orieg pan iulfaIb at forbin.
ore Snbirmiglillg al tarfotiife Wtibler
Opium o. I. b % | Den ltoItr9f.
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ifiules omborb af Weblemmer.
ne af 8eiGtninserne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07
Tolotartfen.

Sra @aibington berettcs, at mango
al aongresiens Ieolemmer / &c
traatnina al Dc tnlrigc 3egll paa
ltpopulariteteit al WtcGumber Ioro-
nep- Sprilaeet til M Solbtarii er be.
opnbt at mere 5pil ON aloaifnben al
at ~forcere Sprilaget ig%ienncrn fer
GprgreSpnlgcte.
Get Sitotrpf, at 9iaen faiti9tter
Ell beiere @eifpttelicstolo emo ielp
9apne.I lbricb- 9open, og of Den oil
reInlterc / en- Sorbeielie al Sebeoms
foItningerne, bar facet Ell flor %
itubia itiaenbe ltbbrebelie. 90 bette
Snbtrpf er bIepet beitprfet al Ben
nnIia f%teofnnone SprbsieIie al Sri.
ierre paa ale &c alminoeligItc Wtab'
~probufter.
De republifanife 9ebere bar mellt
at ilaa politiif Wpnt beo at f%or'ifre
Sarmerne ONT, at ben beiere Hris, De
MI betales for fine Yrpbufter, enc og
alene ifploes De bsie, for 6armerlte
ipecieIt gultIti9e Satier | ben rPrup'
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mao betale for ole 1ing benbsrenoe
til 2ipets Spbolb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07
Statsresnifabet

@oibingtcn 4be Sltli. Sfslge 81.
nonsbepartementets Hegnifab for Fl.
ifolauret, iom enote 30te Sum-, beIsb
Regieringens croiltpre Ssltbtrgter fla
til $4,tO9, 00O, 900 MOB $685..
900, 900 set foreaaaenbe Iar, meocrs
Sc orbillGre ltoaifter ollbrog I'll
49, 95, 900, 900 moo $5,53S, O00, 900
/ 1921.
9oloinotrgterne bar itsrre el,b |
rioaet foregaaenoe Siifalaor / Mrgie-
ringens Siitorie, ibet be belsb fla til
$356,443,3S7. Gen langt iterite
Snotratsfilbe bar imiolertio Snter.
nal HepenntesI fgifterne, ser ino.
bragtc oen feberale Statsfasic life
mil1ore enc $3,2t3,253, 256. Nnbrc
oiperie S1lbtGater, beri inbbeiattet
Bdnamafanaltploen, inbbragte $685.
407, SOC.
Dc 1or. Stoters pffcntliae 8irlo
beleb iig Sen 30te Sunni til $22,963,.
5000 moo $23,977,0OO,O00 ben
3Ote Sunni 1921 og $26,596, 100000
ben Bite s(ilgiiit iarrtnte gar, ba Sen
itaaebe Seibepirnftet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07
en- Streif %unosaaet.

Sra Chicago telearaferes 5te Sltli
Der bill ingen Streif bli al Serr.
banerres Observation-Disclosures -
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Srpgten for, of oisie 100000 Ir.
beibere pilbe lutte Jig til Den N(rmt
al 8erfiteosarbeiberc, iom ltreifebe
9sroag, bleu %fiernet tent ignur Otter.
miboag.
Otter Ell 8onierence, iom ianot
Steb / De Sor. Statcrs Sernbanr.
commissions aoitorlofaler oa parebe
belle 3agen, ubiteote angirloenbe
@rotberbpoos Hr9iioent, 6. +.
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Weolemmer al Greflltipraaoet ct
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life pilbe bore flogt for bort Wpb.
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neite, for etbpert Wibbel, Der aap
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git benne g~eilutning oil bli en-
alpprlie Streg / Hegrirgcn for DC
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en- Peit meo cortland.

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paa en- Igerifraanina, ba 1logen
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Ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-07
Gran I'll Polett.
50 NurSmrno fan mnlisens trGffes
paa Huropplen.
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Noropolen or MI paa oct nprmeIte
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tsr. Sc forlob ariitinnia BEN 20be
Mai noen &ieitoifab til, at aaptein
gtmrnoicn ga beianbt iig pan 8eien
til Some forat trGfie Torbercbelier
til lin 5lpbning oucr Norbpolen ira
Toiitt BARRON, MaIfo, altiaa / ben
mobiotte Hetning.
ltogifterne meo grpebitionen be.
tribes al "Iitenpoiten" pg noele at
@ranS 0enner. 8ran bar meb Silie
bentneligbcIbt fine Yluner ON of I'm.
be oper Torbpolcn | oct Siemeb at
forbinore aonfiirrance.
Sfficielt er grpeoiticneits Sor.
maal fun at finbe no, ON Ieroplaner
fan alrpenbes iom SieIp for Srlian.
aere. SeIfangiten lober ct enorttt
l1obntte, ga ser | Sc fem Gri9saar
nGiten ingcn SGlfanait foreaif.
Seb SiGlp 7af Ieroplaner bill man,
uotaIte Maior Gran for fin Ifreiie,
burtig fitnne opbage Splens Spile'
plaoie % rabiotelegrafiif fenbe lln-
o~erretning beron1 til gaabene.
ct ioag mobtaset Telegram fra
SronSbiem nlcIber, of TO Splfanger.
Ifibe err penot tiIbage meb 10000
Selffinb. Scr Grisen a~niaaes 5000
iom Ell gob Sangit.
Sen lite S,ili bill set BIZ 90 Iar,
iiben oct fsrite Sorisg paa at naa
Golen giennem 2itften blep 9iort.
Sette Sorisg bleo giort at ben ipen.
lie S~ngenisr 2. q. Inora, iom meb
to aamerater brog afiteo | Ell galon
fra 9anifeSer. 80 @ltbffaber, ionr
begge bar afienbt famine Gag, blep
iet,ere funbet, men oerimob bar man
ilttet paalioeIia Spor fittoet bpcrfen
al @aIIonet cller noger, al De ire
Wirnb, Tom beianot iig / Den.
Se nGite Sorisg blep 9iort al Den
omerifunife Ieronailt Walter Wen.
man | 1906-1907 fra Spitsberaen,
men Soriegene mislpffebes, alerebe
for Sc aftllelt bar beauitbt.