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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
SHOWING HIS FAITH IN NELSON.

Boston, Sept. 27.-C. II. Nelson, owner OF tho
Maine stallion Nelson, IS out in the following self
ex panatory letter:
To the Editor OF The Globe.p
In reply 10 the reports I'm regard to the stallion
race not being won on its merits I make the fol
lowing proposition ] will tr0t Nelson against Al
cryon over Mystic Park next Tuesday or Wednesday
for from ~ 500 TO $4,000 side TO satisfy the public
that my horse win his merits. ! have
had an offer 10 sell Nelson for very big money,
but have cancelled the sale until this race DO
trotted. The GlObe' can name the Judges
CHARLES Ii. NELSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
cH1cAGo,s MERCHANTS ARE CONTRIBUTING.

Chicago, Sept. 27-To-day a red-letter day N
the subscription department Of the Chicago Worlds
Fair project. +. j. Lehman drew check for $4,000,
John V. Farwell followed with 500 900, and James
H. Walker, Carson, Pirie Scott & Co., and Mandcl
Bros. each put themselves down for similar amount
siegel Cooper g. Co., Morgcnthau, La BOand Co.,
c. W. & f. Partridge and Schesinger Mayer among
them put up 100000. This, with the previous sub
scrption OF 100000 by Marshall Field, makes total
of 100000 subscribed by the dry goods merchants
OF the city. The members of The Utah Commission,
now sitting here. passed resolutions favoring this
city as the place for the Worlds Fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28

DEMOCRATIC OUTLOOK IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Sept. 81 speciaD.-The Democratic
State Convention will be held on Wednesday in
Worcester. The present scheme is for the State Com
mittee to hold meeting at the Bay State House at
p. m. Tuesday, for the appointment Of con-
venton committees and for the settlement Of con
tested elections The convention itself will be called
TO order at IL a. m. Wednesday by Patrick A.
Collins, and he and the secretary A. Il. Ager, will
be made the temporary officers. Nathan Matthews
will bo permanent presiding officer II the reports
from or two OF the caucuSes can be taken as a
sample, there is great interest I'm the coming
convention. There is too much unanimity in regard
the State ticket 10 satisfy fe mind OF the average
Democrat, who likes nothing better than political
scrimmage." There is little doubt, unless an I'M
expected change occurs within day or two, that
nominee for Governor. For second place on the
ticket John c. Crosby. Psfeld's Democratic Senator,
has been suggested, but IL announced to-day on
good authority that he would not be a candidate.
Probably John w. Corcoran of Clinton, the nominee
Of last year. will be put upon the ticket again, as
he wants the honor The only contestant for the
Mace now spoken OF IS ex-Mayor John J. Donovan,
bf Lowell, and Democrats nave so small a hope OF
plscttng their candidate that much of contest is
not looked for and perhaps none at all may TAKE
Mace For the nomination for State Treasurer, which
H. G. Thacher declines TO accept again, several OF
the faithful are mentioned, among the number being
William S. Cook. of Springfield, who was once before
on the State ticket, A. f. Mum, OF Holyoke, the
cashier the National bank. and Godfrey Morse, OF
Boston, who is Court House Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
THE COURTS.
Mr. SANGER RESTS HIS CASE.

Mr.. SANGER RESTS HIS CASE.
The suit OF +. w. Sanger against T. Henry French for
share Of the Out-otown profits Of tho pay Little Lord
Fauntcroy" continued yesterday before exSurrogae
Rollins In tn Mutual Life building. Henry L. Abbey
was called to the chair tell the difference between stock
companies and combination companies Theodore Moss
also testified as dealings with tie firm OF French and
Sanger regarding the pay "IIarbor Lights" Mr. Sanger
was then recalled Tie stand eorroboe the testimony
OF Mr. Mcvicaer, Chicago, given the last session
The plaintiff theresyrn rested his The next meet
ing will be held Wednesday. October 0. Mr. French
win then be called upon 70 testify.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
NOTICE TO TAIPAYERS.

Receiver George W. Mclean will open the taxboOks
Of lss9 on October and will be ready on and after
that date to real and personal property
A rebate Of 8 per cent per annnm will be allowed up
to November l. After December l penalty Of
per cent month viii be added up to January !, and
after that the penalty will be at the rate OF per
cent per from the date OF the assessment rolls
10 the date of payment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
THE WORK OF AN INCENDIARY.

There was a fire discovered yesterday afternoon on
the fourth floor OF tho fiat house owned by Gsorge r.
johnson, at No. 1893 Thrdaye. II was supposed 10
have been the work OF incendlary. the rooms
wss empty and had just been throughly cleaned by
The ianltor. Some rubbish which appeared 10 have
been saturated with OIL was found IN closet where
the fire broke ont. Upon TWO other occasions within
the past few months noendiary htcs have occurred
az this house. The Fire Marshal VIII mako an inv"sti
~aton The damage by yesterdays fire was tliing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
SUGGESTIONS UPON THE TARIFF Bills.

Baltimore sept. 27.-Aprraiser SharIetts has trans
mttcd to the Secretary of the Treasury a report In
reply to a request for a compilation Of the best
features Of the three tariff bills presented TO Congress
The Senate bill proposed 80 per cent sd valorem
duty on dolls and says nothing OF other toys Tbs
would necesSltate the unpaching aid inspection OF
1000 toy articles to discover under what class they
wO id be dutiablc. The report recommends duU
Of 30 per cent dolls and other toys Regarding
cigars, IL is recommended that either the regulation
be rScinded that requires the name of the importing
steamer 10 be stamped upon the box. or that the namo
Of the port of export be stamped; because Havana
steamers bring goods from Mexico AMI other places,
while the steamers name used TO induce pure
10 think the goods from Havana Mr. Sharrets erot
recommends protection Of home Industries. but urges
that raw material and goods not indigenous 10 tina
United States should be admitted free eSre i2ly when
they do not interfere with home Industries, wool,
ain. and lum - be tSsSf
mix with the dOmeS tic article compete with tbs
foreigner IL should be free, high cost limits pro-
due ron of wool here. II 1t Is free, the mixed
tariff of the Senate bill IL superfuOus. But n a
tariff wool TO remain, the mixed tariff Is In
dis pensable. and there must be pound duty raw
wool together with AL valorem duty on the manu-
featured articles. The report recites that Ind ana
Illinois. Michigan, Virginia Maryland. Delaware
Pennsylvania. NewJersey. New-YOrk, and the Pacific
Coast interested In cheap FIN. and recommends
free tin plate, terne plates and taggers' Tin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

r,lbun. Once sept %. .. m-rhe cold wave which.
With ,eor,hg weather In on Thurs1@ night pre-
yael Yesterday with dry air and fresh westerly wiods Ths
temperature iaagea between 80 and 80 desr's the aver
ace $50, being 81, lower than on the corresponding u"
I.., yeer aud ia. lower than on ThursAY
In aud near this city to-day there viii rrobaoy De s,
weather cooler 1T first and then modeatins fah ''i
warner Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
NOMINATIONS WILL BE MADE LATE.

The Executive Committee Of the Kings County Re-
publican General Committee decided last evening TO
call special meeting of the General Committee for
next Tuesday Owing TO the fact that the second day
of registration in Brooklyn falls October g. IT will
he impossible TO comply with tho bylaw requiring
nominations for elective offices TO be made before the
second day of registration. The bylaws will have TO
be suspended and the nominations will not be made
before the middle Of October At the meeting of the
General Committee the dates for the primaries and
the conventions viii be set The Executive Commit
tee Endorsed William J. Taylor, Of the Nineteenth
Ward. for postmaster, 10 succeed !. c. Hendrix.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
PREPARING roR THEIR CONVENTION.

The Tammany Hall Executive Committee held meet
ing last evening to complete arrangements for going 10
the Democratic State Convention at Syracuse. Com
missioner Giroy the chairman announced that special
train OF fifteen New-York Genital cars had been char
800 for the occasion and that expected that
900 'brayesu would attend the convention The start
VIII be made from Grand Central Station on Monday
manning John C. Munzinger. as master OF uansporta-
Tim will 20 10 Syracuse TO make final prep
srstons for the tribes The wigwamites VIII camp IN
the Leland and Vanderbilt hotels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
THE WEATHER REP0RE

FORECAST TILL p. NJ SATURDAY
Washington. Sept 27.-For New-Englsnd. New-fcf"
Eastern PENNSYLVANIA and New-JeFsey. fair, except n
extreme northern portion of Eastern New-fofk' hsH'
rain; westerly winds stationary temperature
For Delaware. and thence to Florida ana Texas iAf'
slightly warmer fair weather on sunday
For Western New.York Western Pennsylvania, fsif
weather; warmer SATURDAY and Sunday.
For West Virginia. Ohio. Indiana. Michigan Wiseonah
and Minnesota fair, warmsr.
For lava, Nebraska and Dakota. fair with Stationary
bemDerature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington, Sept. 27.-Today's bond ofs, az
grcgated $3.50, 800, as follows:
Coupon 4s-$5l5, 900 and 81 900 at 1913. 1900
Registered 4s-S35, 900, $4,000, al 600, Sloo'ooo
and 80 600 at 12S.
Coupon 1881 800 at l05 81 ,
Registered 41-2s-s3O 600, 5000, $1,000 ane
$50 900 at 105 3-4.
All the offers accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
nvrNc WHITE pT.IyIyG pOOI

Poughkecpsie. Sept. 81 (speciaD. -James II. Swift,
a wealthy resident OF Dutchess County and executor
for several estates died suddenly to-night while play
ing pool az the Nelson House. The cause of death
was heart disease. He sbStydve years old, and
leayeS a wife and two grown sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
CARL RI. SCHULTZ


formally approved the deeds Of transfer Of tho
kingsley estate, adjacent TO the West Point Military
Academy. The purchase will be made at once, ard
the tract annexed to the academy grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
, POLICEMAN ACQUITTED or MURDER

Wilkesbarc, Penn. sept 27.-The trial OF officer
David Thomas FOR the murder Of Thomas Something at
Eiwarisyllle. In June, which has caused great cx-
element here for the Lass few days, t. end
,ii, evening. when the jury returned verdict u
not guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
ExooNnREssMAN SCOTT WOULD BE a SENATOR

EX.OONGRESSMAN SCOTT WOULD BE ShNAIU''
Erie Penn, Sept 81 CSpeciaD-The Democracy Of
Erie CITY and county organized tonight in a club
under the leadership of William l. Scott The ex'Con-
gresham is working up the interests of his party In
pennsylvania and the indications that he will be
candidate for the United states senate al the next
session of the Pennsylvania Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
DELEGATES TO THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION.

Cooperstown, Sept 81 (specaD.-Walter H. Bum
and Albert c. Tenant, both of otsego, and John B.
Holiness OF Worcester, this afternoon elected
delegates state Convention by the Democrats OF
the LIST otsego District The following were chosen
az Senatorial delegates: James Young l. 5. Henry
r. Eyde CLARKE H. c. Watson Charles G0odell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
pnt.i. hmm lhnha..

We have lust f,.c.vci In Paris come ~
those Exposition Piano Shades new IN Nev-lOrk. for
our opening a. ], POI Broadway 20 WaTrenst ROCKIES
TER LAMP COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28

Iiunaarinn Government Wines.-Ty Visontai, su.
perb wine Ter Chateau SfalIy, the cream
white wines ell per case. Goneral Agea " 90 DroadsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28

Hungarian Government Wines.-sod BY all large deal.
ara 1ry szegyard fine table claet, a. 30 per OF
@~ssn quarts. General Agsncy. 90 Broad.St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
STEEL FOR THE NEW a,oOo-ToN CRUISERS.

STEEL FOR THE NEW 3,000-TON CRUISERS.
Washington Sept. 27.-Advertsements were issued
to-day from the Navy Department for proposals for stee
for use in the construction Of the two cruisers, of
5000 tons EACH known as Nos and 8. which the
Government will build at the New-York and Norfolk
Navy Yards. Bids will be opened October 81, the
date OF signing Of the contract and 10 be completed
I'm six months. The steel called for is all that viii
be necessary in the construction OF the two hus and
Is divided into six classes, on which bidders NAV
make separate proposals The material advertised
for aggregates I31 tons Of steel The largest items
are ss6 OF steel plates. 100 tons Of steel shapes,
eghythree tons OF steel castings and seventy tons OF
PlVctS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28

The October Cosmo poiitan.
Fin larged "a pages Contains Captain Kings last COM
piete novel. illustrated Price 20 eents-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
THE NEW HOME OF GERONIMO AND HIS BAND.

THE NEW HOME OF GERONIMO AND HIS BAND
Washington, Sept. 27.-In a few days Secretary
Proctor will send board Of army officers IN COM
pany with committee Of the Indian Rights Asse
caton 10 conclude the purchase OF the tract Of lana
in North Carolina upon which Geronimo and his
Indians, now in Alabama, VIII be placed Inc
tract Is In Western North Carolina, near the Tennes
SEQ line from which 1t Is separated by the Great
smoky Mountains. There are a number Of Cherokees
10 20 to fhe Indian Territory, ard Quaker settle
ment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28

u,ngnran Government Wiues.-Fge old Tokays' no.s
sweet and dry els 10 $50 per case. tess w9e WI ~'
IDA General Agency. % Broad'st. Nsw'fofS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28

no ENLARGE THE WEST POINT GROUNDS
Washington, sept 27.-secretay Proctor to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
KEARsARGE mo- CARRY MINISTER DoUGLAss

Washington Sept. 27.-The Secretary OF the Navy
decided this afternoon revoke the orders command
ing the United states steamer osspee to convey Min
i,er Douglass from Norfolk to iiayti' hav'na pcen
,arasented TO him that the OsSipeeS boilers are not
in condition 10 mako the sea trip. lie then onier,d
the commandant OF the KeaIsarsc now a. New-l orH
sboppt prcadv and will probably sail from NewYork
IN which CITY Mr. Douglass Will go by rail. on Mon
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28

FOURTH-CLASS POSTMASTERS APPOINTED
Washington Sept. 27.-FOmthclass pOsmaster
were to-day appointed as follows:
observation-disclosures B. soule, Otto.
Pennsylvania-T. ]. Adams Berwin: Richard
BALDWIN. Chadd's Ford NJ. KammeTer. Dunnngville:
l. B. Abner, Epton James Rodgers, jamestown; John
Everett, New-llaven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-28
He WOULD ADoRN THE BENCH.
From Tho I,ockport Journal.

Western NEWCOMERS especially horored In u
choice OF the Hon Albert p. Haght of Buffalo. as II
candidate for Judge Of the Court OF Appeals Learne
able and popular, Judge Hsght will secure vote
Western New-York that should Of itself make hi
a winner.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
0jeniunone Sftbbruone.

Times" mebbeler, at man MI enbes
fig bar fact Weooelelie fra nosle Glib
vrubne ! StilebuOet, bOilfe antOses at
bore omfomne. S Gusuit 1887 Gfiei
lece ben enselte Stonnert "8anterins
Winitrel" fra SOnsfOns paa Saifansit
i Stilsbuoet. Stibet ifulbe bore borte
ct Garstio, men nlar, bSrte iHtet fra bet
os antos, at bet bar iOrliit meb Manb
% Mus. Stibets Stprmamo o. en-
Ntatros er imiolertio for noale Waane.
Der iioen anfomne til Sonolulu / en-
Seilbaab, Der ifpIebes Op paa en- al
UtiopaDs0 erne, bpor "g8ano ring Wins
itrel" f%orlifte, % buor B~eIatninaen,
bporiblanbt &apteinens SuItru % gsrn,
er blepne fOrplei be al be Snbfpote. Sc
S%fibbrubne pil MI bliUe afbentebe paa
1T afiioeslissenoe Opbolbsfeb / Oceas
net, Der lieloent anlsbes af Stibe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
&rigsifibe, JONI Oft al Sta'
belctt | 1883.

Otter en- nsiastis 8%eresning bar VII
tallet af 8rissFibe, Der forriSe War gu
Of Stabelen pos be fOrifjelliSe spnlas'
ter, 60, meoens oper 100 bar llr'0s'
8pSnins oeb Iarets @noe. enSIa'
gift i Spibien meb Is farbi9e SflOs %
% unber 8psnins, 5runfriSe baOOs :
at Stabelen % Is paa ben, Hlsla"'
reipeftioe 2 os 10, 9pitlanO 6 os4'
Stalisn 10 os IS; giterrise baOOs 'nSsn
at Stabelen, men 3 paa ben, Suer'seV
os l, Danmarf l % l, CHINA 4 % II
Sapan 3 os 3. be 5oreneoe Stater IVY
6; Chilli beitilte en- MP arpoier ! ens'
lamb, os slrsentino siorbs aOHtfat' wv
ct gantierRib paa 1900 Cons; Sr'5'
lien bapbe ct Sfib unber gpSnlfS'
enoOs grusuap bpsseoe en- licsn aaI'D
baab. 9e minbre Itaster iOr' 9'I,
fenlanb os Yortusal bar buertel Os'a'.
eaer bpsset noset. 9prfiet bar bsspn''
at sienopbssse fin 5laabe, iOet bet 4a'. w..
paa Stabelen ct Yantierifib % F'"
minbre 5artsier.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
Seattlc CT brGnot.

Seattle / 8uibinston 1err. bjemisss
tee 9Orsbus gi%termibous at ben melt
poelessenoe S~lbebranb, iom nosenfinbe
bar berjet Ell Sp pau Bucifictpiten. 81
ben %be9pnbte / 5rpe's Sperabus paa
5ront Street mellem Warion Os Maois
ion os iprebtes meo raienbe SurtiSbeb
/ ipblis os norblis &etnins lise til
Susten, en- Stratnins at oper en- Mil,
Der pmfatter bete 8pens Sorretninssbel.
8psninserne / benne Def ai 8pen fob
Bog / Beg, iua 5lammerne life fanbt
Mootano no9etiteos.
5Br Mionat bar 8pens iamtli9e
9rpfterier, Soteler, 9elesraffOntorer,
Sernbanebpsninser, Serfter, 8ulboffer
os a~lminbelise Gorretninssbuie / NIte.
Oct branbte 0iitritt er "a Qcres fort.
SuOrmunse Menneifer, Der onion ul,>
Der Sloebranoeu, ueo man life; bet
brenbte Wreal Ter 10 iom en- ubpre glss
benbe 8uloun, Der fre.nbeles truer 8es
fen al 8pen meO Undergoing. Tuinoer
at Wennefer uoen BenSe % uben Siem
uanbrebe bele Ratten siennem @aberne.
Nilitien os EXTRA Y~Olitibetiente boil
Der Sast ouer ben Wasis 8arer os ans
ben @ienbOm, ium lisser ipreot omfrins.
On Mansbe 9ppe % ganbaler bar Def
t%rapelt, men ouer 100 Of benz arreitere.
bes ben fsrfte Scat efter Slbebranben.
Ser er fun ct Of be fore screenings
buie isien.
8ranbRaben anIaaes til omfrins II
Milioner Dollars, GsIuranien benpei
2 Winioner.
s 5rebass bespnbte mango meb a
rpooe 1omterne for npe Suie. YIN,
5orretninssmanb er blepne enise on
fun at OpfDre Wuritenss % Stenbuis
Selbisuis braubte lite be fattis
l8lasiers Suie.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
FRA @aSbington.
QouaresIrn. 9et an'ees iom ianb'

Gonsresitn. Oct an'ees iOm iano'
ipnlisi, at H~reiibenten fcmmer til at
I~ammenialbe 8unsresien | DftObsr.
9eiie er MI en- Sag, 'om alene Yrefi'
benten fan aiaipre, mert ban retter fig
bel efter ben olminbelise Wenirs blanbt
be repnblifarife 2ebere, cs bisie pilbe
pif belft fan en- tiblis acnsresiesfpn.
8 &epreientanibuiet sar &epublitanerne
en- Ioioriist ai 3, os man ma 9aa for
fstis frsm, bois benne lille Raicritet
Ifal funue lebe 5orbanblinserne paa en-
nnitanbis % sapnlis Mdaoe for San
bet % - Yartiet. 8ampen buroe be-
spnbs iauiuart iom mulist, tbi 10 for
ben bespnbsr, beito fpr er ben ooer,
flyer "G5icnsu Gpenins Sournal".
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
gomp,prsiterne fra Tacoma, Bort

9ampiprsiterne fra Tacoma Yorts
lamb, gictoria os Snobomiib tom Tic
ibetios til at hume bore nosen o'oere
Sielp. 1orsere / Tacoma ienote I
Srebass en- Warsos 8rsO % torl'lel'
Zig slass grOuiant, 7apper, 1slie os
100 Instsbe Dyer. Sra YOrtlano leao'
tss en- gosnlaonins meo Broo'anf,
sensflaber, 9epper % 2elte. General
Gibbons, Der er SsiiifOmmanoersnoe
9epartementet Colombia, ienote 20
9elte fra gancoupsr garatfsr. EenSe
% aeunetsmibler Oil Osiaa blips lencte
fra mansfoloise andre 8per ! 9anoet.
@uuernsr Moore uofteote / 5reoass
islsence Dpraab til Mebborsere:
gpen Seattle lisser / Gife! 2uiin'
Der er bjemlsie % bar lite bet rsooen1
biae til 2ipets Spbulo; men gor9ernes
Mub er lite fnatfet. Seattle oil re'le
fla paanp al Glfen, al esen arait ps peo
esne Mibler, men Der er bjsmlsie, iom
maa 1fafes Suslp, os ~bunsrise, ionl
maa ifafes Mab. Seq benpenber mig
berfor til bort 9%erritoriums bsibjertsbs
Borsere, iom nptis efterfom Spfororins
gen fra Sobnstoiun ON Sjalp, at bialps
fine eane nsblibenbe Weoborsere.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-12
Ncre ONT ulpffen I
YenniDlpamta.

sc fibite 8eretninser fra Sobnstoiun
piier, at benimob Ii, 900 Menneifsr ont
Tom unter ulpffen Srebas gitermibbas.
vi bisie brenbte omfrins 1000 libel /
be iammenbpnsebe Spsninser peo
8rpen.
st gienuibne beretter fslsenbe ON
~@onemauSbs Snbisen % 0ambruboet:
Snbisen er albeles tsr. 9emninsen
gil itptfer i Mibten ST. 3 Srebas 81.
termiooas, 8l. A bar Snbisen tom.
9enue ubDre Sanbmasie fOriuunSt paa
en- 9ime. Sarf & San Buren,, Der
bpssebe ct npt 9ranerinssipftem, for
iSste at afuenoe ulptten oeb at CRAZE en-
GLUE lauss BEN enc SIDE for at minbIts
9rptfet paa 9amninSen. SenUeo 40
Wuno bulot paa meb bette Grbeioe, men
bet bialp life. 81. 2 80 fob 8anbst en-
OVu Vutt SViulttlYtu.
Suis Der bar oaret nOset Sfpbrub,
iaa mao bet BABE funbet Stso ON Nat>
ten. 9en ~fOresaaenbe Dag ua 9liten
bapbe bet Inn resnet libt. 9a Grbei.
berne uaaSnsbe ON Morsener, bar Snb.
isen naiten fulb, % Sanoet ites en- Sob
9imen. Oct ftes lise til al. 3 os
u~abersrOp 9amninsen. Der blep ienbt
Sub til SObnstuiun 3 o 4 @arse, men
SnbbpSserue anbiebe life 5aren, ba be
iaa Ofte bapbe faaet lisnenbe GouarIlsr,
Der altib bupoe uit fig at bore usrutls
bebe.
Naar Gemninsen ipranstes ST. 3,
tinbe Carmen bsres / flere Mils Dms
frsSs. Den lisneoe sjentasne oalbise
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