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WORK ON LOCAL RIVERS.
stoppage Necessary Because the Funds
Gave Out-Depositors of Refuse on the
River Banks Must Stop Such Work at

| Stoppage Necessary because the Funds
Gave out-Depositors of Refuse on the
River Banks Must Stop Such Work at
Once.
rFRoM STAFF CORRESPONDENCE
WASHINGTON, July 19-General Casey,
chief of the Engineering Bureau OF the
War Department, has just received the an
nual report of the engineers having In
charge the work of improving the ALE
gheny, Ohio and Monongahela rivers Ex.
tracts from the report of ].
w. Arras, engineer in charge
of the Pittsburg harbor, recount the
efforts made to break up the practice of en-
croaching on the harbor by depositing ref.
use, etc, and whenever complaints were
made of such eneroachmentn the offending
persons were notified to stop, which usually
had the desired effect One person was ar
rested and convicted. Mr.. Arras' report
concludes:
The frequent proceedings which have
been instituted to enforce the law of 1890
against persons encroaching on the river
have had the effect OF causing almost an en-
Soswithstanding Not g this, hoWever senesai eon.
stant vigilance is necessary in order to
maintain permanent obedience to the law
tie All rgpsr rSs
amount expended up to the end of the last
fiscal year was $l6l, 400.
The latter part OF the season of 1891 was
favorable to prosecution of the improve
ments on the Allegheny river, and all Of the
work under wav or contemplated at the
close of the last fiscal year except tho re-
moval of the bar At Pithole rifle was COM
pleted.
The total amounr appropriated for the
Ohio to date is "a, ,969, ,4s9 Is The river and
harbor act of 1890 gives $500 600 for the Ohso
river, of which on july 1891 there re mained
unexpended $l3s. 236 95, which was used dur.
ing the year
Some minor repairs were made during the
year on the dam between Davis and Neville
island. At Dayis island cam the oredges
made two cuts abou: 700 feet long, below
the lock- removing the bar ae the guiding
crib. The total expenditures for dredg-
ing In 1891 were s26,27l Many
parties were stopped during the
year from depositfng waste material in the
river which obatructed navigation. One
firm of sand diggers operating near Brunot
Island was arrested and fined for obstruct-
ing the river with refuse from its opera
tions.
The work of making maps Of the barbor
lines OF Pittsburg, Wheeling and Cincinnati
has been suspended, owing to failure of ap-
preparations.
The report shows that up to June 80, 1892,
losses OF s622, 900 have been incurred by
collisions with bridges on the Ohio river
M r.
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former brother-in-law. The result was
Wombaoker's arrest Wife No will
prosecute him.
NEWS FROM THE VATICAN.

The Pop.'s Eulogy Of Archbishop Ireland
Tho Pilgrimagss to the Episcopal
Jubiiee-New Cardinals to BE Created
Tho Fall Of q Prussian Minister.
ROME, July 19.-The Pope, receiving the
pupils of the Propaganda, delivered an ami
mated eulogy on Archbishop Ireland, prais-
ing his many virtues, his vigor as thinker
and his energy in action. The Archbishop.
he said, was true republican and genuine
democrat, and since leaving Rome had done
good work for the church in Paris These
remarks were received with enthusiasm.
Certain Cardinals have been renewing the
press on the Pope to respond directly.to the
French Catholic Royalists, but His Holi-
ness remains firm in his intention to make
no reply.
The pilgrimages for the episcopal jubilee
of the Pope will take place from October
Is, 1892, until April 15, 1893 They will
open with great pilgrim gathering of
French workmen, conducted by the Count
de Nun and Cardinal Langenieux. The
Pope will create new cardinals on the eve
of his jubilee, February 10.
His Holiness has adjourned the Cardinal
Consistories, in spite of a considerable num-
Der of vacancies, chiefly because the pow
ers forming the Triple Alliance are making
unheard-of efforts to get their friends into
the sacred college, in view of the future
conclave.
Apropos of the recall of Herr Won
Schloezer as Prussian Minister at the Vati-
can, it may be stated that Herr Won
Schloezer was the confidant of Bismarck
Crafty and mixing much in society, he was
for time leading influence in Rome In
innate with Monsignor Galimberto, he sue
ceeded through him in getting the Pope to
approve his septenue. But his power less
ened when Cardinal Rampolla came upon
the scene Any fusion between these ma
lures was impossible. The first rupture o.
CURED when Herr Won Schloezer announced
to Cardinal Rampolla the visit of the
Kaiser to Rome. The Cardinal, rising from
his seat, at once said: "1t is an insult to the
Pope" Herr Won Schloezer. also rising, re-
piled: "And cannot allow my sovereign
to be insulted." The rupture became def
nitive when the Kaiser failed of proper re-
spect to the Pope during his visit. From
that time Schloezer and his encourage
worked Increasingly for the downfall of
Rampolla While Monsignor Bocalli lived
Schloezer tried through him to act upon
the Pope, but at his death Schloezer's influ-
ence at the Vatican entirely ceased.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20
AS BAD AS HOMESTEAD,
Twelve Riotous Strikers Are Shot Dead by
Gendarmes in Hungary.

Twelve Riotous Strikers Are Shot Dead by
Gendarmes in Hungary.
PEsTH. July ia band of 180 reapers,
men and women, employed at Bebar, Hun
gary, struck to-day for an increase OF
wages. When their demands were refused
they seized wagon loaded with corn, de-
claring that that would be fair share of
the profits The farmer who had hired the
reapers summoned the gendarmes. The
gendarmes were soon at the scene of the
disturbance, but their presence at first did
not frighten the strikers who were becom-
ing more riotoua They threatened to burn
the farmers house about his ears and to Law
waste his fields if he did not comply with
their demand, and they threatened the
gendarmes if they interfered.
Finally the Inspector gave the command
to fire. His men poured ,volley into the
reapers. In the meantime one of the
strikers, who was standing in q group of
several others, drew a knife and stabbed the
Inspector The mob showed no disposition
to disperse after they had been fired upon,
and the gendarmes, armed with Mannlicher
rifles, fred volley after volley into them
until AZ rounds were discharged. Twelve
men and women were killed and many were
wounded before the mob was driven from
the place. The strikers were scattered
about the field, and it was owing to this
fact that larger number was not killed or
wounded.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20
sEW1cKLEY's COUNTY FAIR,
Rain Delays the Great Event, Which wi
Take Place To-Day.

Rain Delays the Great Event, Which VIII
Take Place To-Day.
The County Fair and circus that was to
have been given at Sewickley yesterday
afternoon was postponed until to-day. The
programmes announced that In case of rain
on the 10Th, the Goth would be the date, and
in consequence no one turned out yesterday
except those who were interested in
putting the grounds of the ath.
letic association in shape. 1t is expected
that more than the ordinary amount of
pleasure generally resulting from enter
tainments of this nature will be furnished
by those who have the affair in charge, and
If society in general cannot find enjoyment
there, 1t will be hard to please. The first
event Is billed at 3:15 P. M. and from then
on until darkness comes on every minute
will be occupied by the contestants in the
field. A regular circus ring has been pro-
vided and some rare equestrian feats are
promised by the daring riders who have
volunteered for the occasion. So far as
known at the present time the only feature
of a circus that has been overlooked is the
street parade and this may be thrown in as
an extra.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20
CHICAGO PEOPLE STAGGERED.

The Congressional Conference Committee
1s N6w Their Only Hope.
CHICAGO, July 19.-The news of the
defeat of the Worlds Fair appropriation
bill in the lower branch of Congress spread
rapidly through the Offices at headquarters
to-day. It's first effect was to stagger those
who had believed that when final vote was
taken Congress would support the Fair it
had made. No director was found, how
ever, who would admit defeat. And, by
tine way, those who had asserted that an ap-
propriation based upon Sunday closing
would not be accepted were as disgusted as
their fellows at the announcement of the
action of the House of Representatives
Following the special telegram which an
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20
A,,erb.nv,s Po,,c. Magistrate.

City Solicitor Elphinstone was 90 busy
yesterday that lie was unal e to- put into
written form his opinion on the Mayors
query whether councilman could be ap-
pointed police magistrate, The opinion
presented to-day The announcement in
THE DISPATCH that Councilman C. v.
Lewis would be the appointee. if the de-
cision should be favorable, caused the Mayor
to be subject yesterday to many Inquiries
He replied to all that it would be improper
to Indicate his choice until the ordinance
had become Law.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20
MORE RUSSIAN GRATITUDE.

Honors showered Upon tho Ohlcers OF the
American Relief Steamer Leo.
ST. PETERSBURG, July ia grand re-
ception was given in the Town Hall to-day
to the officers of the steamer Leo, from
New York, which recently arrived at this
port with large quantity Of food for the
starving peasantry.
A richly bound address of thanks for the
gift was presented to the officers. Addresses
were made by number of those present,
including DR.. Talmsge and Count .Bobrin-
sky, who is Councillor of State and who
also holds other high Offices
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20

him to two different doctors, both gave him lots Of
medicine, but all to use. He grew worse.
therefore despaired of ever having him cured. One
day saw the great benefits promised TO those who
would use CUTIcURA REMEDIES. l went right
confess had but little faith in them. However,
used them according to directions and to-day say
truthfuy to all the world, If you wish to publish
Ii, that my son Is entirely cured. thank God and
thank the discoverers OF CUTICURA REMEDIES.
They cured him In four weeks as sound as . gold
dollar.
JOHN SAVAGE, Fishkill Village, N. 7.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20
KILLED IN A QUARRY, =.
A Bon Avon Man Thrown Over . 40 Foot

A Bon Avon Man Thrown Over . 40-Foot
Precipice.
r. H. Patterson, the owner of stone
quarry at Ben Avon and wealthy citizen
of that place, aged 81 years, was killed at
his place of business yesterday morning
He was standing on the bank above the
quarry when ''nigger head" swung around
and knocked him over precipice about 40
feet high. He was killed instantly.
The Coroner was notified at once, and
held an inquest last night. The verdict TO
the Jury was accidental death.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20
CHEAPER THAN BEER,

Chicago Women Sell Temperance Drinks
for Only Cent q GInss.
CHICAGO, July 19.-The W. G. 7. q. to-
day began movement in this city which is
likely to interfere, not only with the saloon
keepers, but with the trade of the soda
fountain and the venders Of summer drinks.
obtained leave to place In the postoffice
building an automatic fountain containing
standard temperance drink, to be sold at
cent glass. Other public buildings will
probably be. furnished with the same boon
for the thirsty.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20

poor boy suffered terribly. His
feet were terribly sore, he
could not wear any shoes, and
had therefore to stay at home
from school. When he put on
a pair of dry stockings In the
morning. they would in one
hour be saturated with moist
ure and very offensive even in
the coolest weather. The dis
ease began to spread over his
body, especially his hands and
The thumbs on both
his hands became stiff and as
useless as two withered sticks
OF wood. 1t would be useless
for me to try to tell the suffer-
ing this boy endured. took
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20
CattIemen Get q Change of Venue.

LARAMIE, WYo., July 19.-Judge Blake
this morning handed down his decision on
the application of the cattlemen who in
vaded johnson county for change of
venue. The application was granted and
the trial will be held at Cheyenne, com-
mencing about August L
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20
MARRIED TWO PIrTssuRe a1RIs.
And Adam Wombacker's Second wife viii
Prosecute Him for Biesmv.

Fr0secuto Him Tor BigAmy,
BUFFALO, July 19.-rSpseial adam
Wombacker, street car conductor, was
arrested to-day charged with bigamy. Five
years ago Wombacker married Ida Austin,
daughter of q merchant in Pittsburg. Two
children were born to them. Soon after the
birth Of the second child, in 1890, Wom-
hacker fell in love with Maggie Burns.
with whom he eloped to Buffalo, where
they were married and have lived since.
Wife No. i has been constantly searching
for him, and her brother has been aiding
her A few days ago the latter arrived
here, and. happening to take the car in
charge Of Wombacker, he recognized his
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20
Sure Sign of speedy adjournment.

WAsHIN GToN, July 19.-In the House
to-day Representative McMillin, of Ten
nessee, reported from the Committee on
Ways and Means resolution for final ad-
journment on Monday next, and it was per-
mitted to rest upon the Speakers table
until Thursday, when it will be called up
for action.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20
.Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier internally. and
CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA
SOAR, an exquisite Skin Beautifter. externally, in
stanty relieve and spec Oily every disease and
humor of the skin. scaip and blood, with loss of
haIr from infancy to age. from pimpes to scrofula.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20

Sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcuRA. SOC; SOAR,
SO: REsoLvENr 81. Prepared by the PorrKR
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
ArSend for How to Cure skin Diseases "a
pages, So Illustrations, and testimonials, mailed
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20
OFFENSIVE ECZEMA
Suffered Terribly Doctors and Medicines
Useless. Cured in Four Weeks
by Cuticura.

I have boy, fifteen years Ole. born in Fishkill,
portrait enclosed. who had the eczema offensive
That could not stay in the room with him. The
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and pains, backache, weak kidneys,
rheumatism, and chest pains relieved
In one minute by the Cuticurn
Antl-Rain Plaster. The first and
NUSSCs only instantaneous pain-kilhng plaster.
wSSuwk
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MUSCULAR STRAINS

0luPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped, and
I'M oily skin cured by CUTIcURA SOAP.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
Us Min.

Hepnblifanerne / zoe sousresois
thrift bolot lin a%oruention / Gan Claire
Snsbags o9 nominerebe @eo. 9.
Sbotp fra eau Claire iii Sanoloat for
aOngresmano. San er prominent 6Ors
retnin9smanb og en uomarfet 9aler.
Serite &ongresoiitrift. Der beituur
al GOuntierne Green, &enoiba, 9aiop.
cite, Rucine, &ud O9 @otiuurt9 ital
boloe FIN fonsresiiOnale &%Onueutiou i
Seloit ben lobe Iu9uit.
Srnfnet. SEQ. U0 6raut Clement
ion brutneoe ben 2O0e o3. unoer Sab
ming / SlOben n9r SoscObel.
Superior. Mslerne lutfebe. 8alie.
melIerne ueo West Superior Iron and
Steel Company bleo iprleoen lutteoe.
Slben ilufteoes, 8arftsiet iattes tilIioe
Og 5orberebelier siurte Tor en- l9nsere
StanS / 8riiteu. De M9nb, iom paa
nosen Waaoe mistarttes for at too i
5orbinbelie meo The Amalgamated
Association eQer baube ta9st Del i
Sorlau9enoet al en- ny Sfala, bleu al.
lfeoisebe. 8eitprer Wattis mcbbsler
intet ON fine Ylaner, uben at ban paa
in9en Maaoe pil anertienos Jorenius
gen. Grbeiberne bolot ct benz
meli9t Wtsbe ON Nitenen, men bpao
Der beitemtes, plbes life. Stte heller
pioes bet, ON arbeioerne / be andre Off
belin9er oil neolesse grbeioet. ON.
trent 200 Nt9ub saar lebioe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
Wt

Yrotesierne mob SanfDrerne Srnns
Us aurb, iom af @ranoiurpen Moor'
beab ~antlaseoes for OF baue tilpenbt Jig
9en9e unber falite Suresiuenbe, blep
ben 1sbs bs. afpiite af 8Ommer GrOsbp.
CONNER Searle nomineret til
&anoioat for Congressman. Den
repuBlitanIte 8pnuentiuu for 6te 8ons
aresbiitritt afbolbtes 8ulutb ben 2Ooe
bs. Der bar to aanoioater for Npmi'
rxtion, nemlis CONNER 3. 3. Searle
fra Ct. Gluuo os Son. 8. 6. Senoaa
fra Duluth. Beo isrite GiItemnln8 lit
Searle 142 Stemmer us aencal "a,
o. Senrle blep ertlHret iOr nomineret.
Nolfepartict aibolot II Legislation
8%pnpentipu / Wpprbeao ben 20oe bS.
% npminereoe ipl9enoe aanoioater lpr
Meolemmer al 2esisluturen: .. q.
Sarsoal, Clan 60, q. s. Woore,
8eder g., Sames Quinn, @Iltin 60.
&anoioaterne paalagoes at femme for
Spen ior be SOreneoe Staters Senu-
tor, bpis be blir ualste.
The Central Minneapolis Flour
Mills i Sauf Center brenote lige til
G,runomuren ben 21oe bs. Sloen be-
epnbte i 2oen Gtase % inben II Zine
bar 0tplerne neobr9note. 6. Z. 8as
piblpn fjpbte benz nplis af s. u. Dubois
& SO. iOr $4,000. Suor flor Isius
rancen er, peb man lite.
Hepublifanerne i 5iamore Gountp
bolbt Ell GountpfoupentiOn | Yreitpn
ben 22oe bs. % palste 3elesater til
Statstonpentipnen, ben ton9res %licnale
% iubiciele aunuention. 9elesationen
til Statsfpnpentionen paalagoes at
femme for 8nute Nelipn for @uper'
nsrtano,bat. Gil &anbioater for Wteb'
Iemmer al 9esislaturens &epreientant'
bus npminerebes s. 81. @elion, 6. 6.
8oplribse % g. u. 9ansum.
3epublifanerne ! unoet a~pnsresoi'
itrift.bar numineret 9rof. Sames z.
McGlearp fra Maniato til Sanbioat
for apngresmano. 9ette 9iltritt re-
~prelenteres III al Sobn 9ino, iom lite
paoe mrota9e @jenuUminatioR.
,2nute Nelion. 8 be SO Counter,
iOm op til i Manouss baabs palst De-
leeater, bapos anute Nelion faaet 474
9elssnter, Spes 80 % Meeia Al, Os
GO Ital bore %tpiliomms. Selp ON be
IL Counter, iOm iiie Op til ! 0taneass
baubs ualst 9elesater, paalasser fine
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
StaIien.

GpfIont. grooinisn Rauieo 3pro
3:aIisu bleu for uOsie Gage iiocn rarls
met al Ell rroi0m Gpflone. ct tort
8eleb / Gieueom er blepen socia9t al
l~lueirei, o man trpr, at manage 9Iu er
Qadet tabi. Bpen Boleieaa, pao Den
ueuitrs Breo al YOilOoer, Z Nfi! ipO
iOr 8psn RauigO os ION bar beuceo
1000 Snouaanere, bleu f%uloit9nois
rGela9t Mlau9e 9anosbuer er ll9eles
pes 9aaet meo. Der er aiieuot crop
per I'll Steoet for at biRlpe meo &Do'
uiussnrbsicst. st isuere Telegram
mebpelcr, al 40 9nie % Staosbuguins
eerne i Toleiead sr sbelaste. Saapiot
uioes, CT TO 9erloner Or1bte oe icr
tuGiteoe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
II ugarn II.

SOlU Streitere brGbte. st Gn'
tai al $50 9sitiOit, WtGno oe auiuoer,
Der bar btitjRitigsoe | RFrbeoen al
Spen Gebar, gioroe iurleoen Streit iOr
at iaa bDiere 3nnlsn % oeres Tcr.
san9enee bleu %aiilnnst, plpnSrsbe DC Ell
8o9n meo aorn, unocr 4aaituo al, al
BET bar oeres glnoel al llobpttet. "a
Streilerne poerligere trueoe meo at al
brRnoe Spgninaerne % goelegge ben
paa Marten ltaaenbe SRo, loo Gierer
4erodrmerne tlltaloe. 3ette iorsaeSe
lmiolertlo Blot Raieriet, os ~eiterat go
llttInipettsren al Ell al be Streitenoe par
bIepsn ituttet libel, oiipreoe SOlonierns
Den cne Saloe eitsr ben anoen iuo
Slpngen. 3olp @tGno o. Suinoer bleu
orabte, iorinoeu oct lptteoea at Oripe
0Ober ira biHauoen. 6aooe be Strsis
tenoe life uRret ipreote oper belle Diars
fen, oiloe ct it0rre Antul uoen 3pil
pRre bleuen orRbt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
Hpro,S afutn.
st ganfbub | S..rso iuripinoer

st ganfbuo | S.rgo iuriuinoer
meo Ell Batfe. 8Ortneren i National
Bank of North Dakota 9jOrOe Jig uipns
Zig ON @itermiooa9en ben lobe bs os
en- llnberic9elie bite, at ban Gitenen
fsr life bapoe brast en- 8en9epa!te pua
$500 til @EprestOntOret. Get antaseS,
at ban er rsmt meo Bensene.
50 WGnb ifubte. Gn &oncuttsr
paa NOrtbern Yaciic 9renet itjso ben
l9oe bs. ON MUrsenen / NRrbeoeu al
8aaep Gitp TO 0tano, iom iao puu
3aset at @rpresuDsnen. Zen enc hBoe
sieblitfells, ben anben er baarot iaaret.
Manbene bolpt paa peb Sialp al 2ps.
linien at Itpppe 9r9net, bn SonbuttBs
rem iaa benz O9 beialebe Dem at TONNE
neo, 9ette nG9teoe be meo Openueunte
8eiultat. Sc bar peltl9ote % iorme>
mes at bore G%ranrsuere,
SoroenItorm. 8pen @Qenbale bjem.
IG9tes lioite Snsbas al en- ilem Tor,
benitorm. 9puet or9bie Ell Wtrs. 8uus
Ter o9 antanote en- @m. Meefer tilbsz
renbe ny 2aoe, iom neobrRnote til
@runoen ~tiQisemeo 6 Seite, enoel So,
Sao % Garmmaitineri. Sntet at bet
br9note bar a iureret.
Wiangel paa Nrbeibsfolf. Nulins
gen / Noro 3atota bette Nar Ter no til
at blipe flor, life iua flor iOm | 1891,
men ben pil bog blipe pper ct Mtiobels'
aar. Soeben / 8epils Cafe os turtle
Monntain 9iitritterns er iiar ip4r.
Den bar allersbe Ituot gr o9 pil blipe
mpoen tiblis / Iu9uit. Oct oil bliue
paulfeli9t at ian Nrbeioere NOT til at
inobeite bisie &iooer at Suebe. Ger
er aIereoe siort Stribt til at fua inos
fsrt Nrbeioere fra andre Stater, o9
8ilstpriie rne oil ubsn 2uil blipe neos
iatte for %iaaoanne, iUm pil reiie iii
Norb 9atpta for at arbeioe / Sars
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
SDritiellig t.

NO9le MaareOer ier FIN 9Go Iti9ns
tebe Gprus ". 6ielo i Nsw gort fine
0feoalier og WtaIerier, Tom ban III, ba
BEN otlnntiite Sabel par neolagt, til
metropolitan aunItmuiRum. Zen enes
tie 8etingelie, iom 5telO tnpttcoe til
8aoen, bar ben, at Somlin9en ifuloe
iorblioe iurumen og uoitiQes iaaleosS /
ell Del al Wui9et, at be forltjeli9e
@jenitanoe tunbe ices let. 3irettss
rerne Tor oet rationale WtuiRum I 8as
Ellington anftren9te zig Tor at iaa Sams
lin9er, men 5lelO i~oretrnt at ouerlaoe
ben I'll ct gteiu gorter Snititut. 8lauOt
@lenltanoele, lOm ouerluoeS Metropps
titan NtuiRum bennoer iig foriijeQige
0teodIier % 2Gresguuer, iOm Gielo it
ira iremmeoe Hegjeringer o. priuate
YeriOHer, ben @ulomeonlje, iom &ons
gyesisn gao Dam o. ioritielige Stptter
al ben trnnsntlanilite anbel. Ger er
6 itore Ollemalerter og as YiQeoer,
iom or uoierte / 8anoiarue, % iom ios
r~eitllier Neol99ningen al ben atlantiife
adbel. st al Otiemalerierus i~OreItil,
lsr BET Eicbht, oa ben nibruote aa6el
sie~lOptOges, % en- 3epe' DE mOotoges ira
Den irits apit.
- 5orleoen Dag orutnsoe / Mano.
fin 6looen / Yrirceis Qur, SOmeriet
90, DID,. A SrUors AlOsren ira II til
l6 Nar. Ge bar 5suuer al en- oelbaz
uenos Sarmer Ghriitopber ". gaa.
De baOeoe Jig | 6looen 6assuiOr 5aoe.
rens 6u5 iammen meo ben pn9ite Bro
Der. 8enne iaa 8rBOrene riues meo al
ben tribe Strsm Os ipute uoen OF tunns
tontme benz tilbj9lp. Ere al Qi9eue
sjerianotes.
j Observation-Disclosures I Wa
ibiugtOn paaiianes. at, iioen Jorbunos
iripettiOn al 5leit p~aabeSpnotss Og
5crtuoeue mob S~uoisriel al ameritanit
Jlcit III suropaiite 9nnoe opbeuebes,
er Yriien pan Spin itesst en- Gent pr.
Iuno. 6lsit, Der er unoerig9t al 93ss
gierin9ers Sripetterer, itaar / bsiere
8rls baaoe her | 2anoet os operalt /
8eroen, eno bet siorbe igr. s Gnss
lamb, bpor man o~perbousoet life for,
lansts nusen Snipettiun. brinser iuipi'
cerst amsriiauit 5leit ira 2 til 8 Sbil.
llnss mere pr. 100 8uno enb for.
= Or. Charles ScuOosr fra Rstu
gort, en- Ssn al ben bsiienbts @iliam
90. Quarts, besit forleoen SelpmOrb /
@OrtbpOrt, Gong Sslonb. San baube
/ ben ieuere lib liot messt al Rerpe'
iuaifelis Os baube be fioits Bar Gage
piit 1esn paa Siubsipasbeo. Gan a
35 aar sammel % eitsrlaosr gnie o.
Ell 7salrig Gatter.