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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
REPORT on APPRAISERS OFFICE.

THE COMMISSION SENDS IN ITS FINDINGS ON TWO
OF THE SUBJECTS INVESTIGATED.
The Commission OF Special Agents for the Treas
urv which has been Investigating the charges
against Appraiser Wakeman. has sent It's report 10
the Secretary OF the Treasury two subjects that
came within the investigation One was the ques-
ton of the valuation OF chocolate ana the other
WAS I'm the examination Of sugars.
Various importers had made charges against the
action OF the Appraisers office in cases OF this sort
Mr. Whitehead the chairman OF the Commission
said Yesterday that he could not make pubic 'he
nature df the report That would have 10 come
from Washington.
The members OF the Commission are much PLEASED
with the issuance OF an order by the Secretary OF
the Treasury day two ago, modifying pre-
ylous order OF the Department One OF the charges
made against Mr.. Wakeman was that ne had USED
improper methods in finding the value OF goods oy
taking their market value in this country. ihis
complaint was made by importers Of ST Gan EN-,
brolderes II was found that Mr.. Wakeman nau
followed the circular Of the Department OF Narch
iSeS referring to the ascertainment or he prces
goods in the United States. The COMMISSION htIu
fbat the order went beyond the PROVISIONS OF tne
iau, and that the market value in the Unten states
"a 70 he considered as provided in the orueI ON!
when the market value at the foreign pott - mo-
ascertainable. The Secretary OF the treasury VI
his order las week accepts this view ana mo'i"eS
his previous order accordingly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

IN hire II from him for the unexpired term OF the
lease. -.
Mr.. Miner says that he entered into an agreement
with Weber e. Fields. under which they were "
nav him 5000 a year in excess OF any amount 'ha'
they might be compelled 10 pay for the lease on US
renewal whether It's renewal was secured os nm
or by them, and they were also TO hire his stage
,,.-.n,arral,a Another clause In the agreement
provided that they could buy him out on payment
OF $4,000. ,
weber q Fields recently obtained the renewal
OF the lease for twenty-one years; ana mlIer as o
sorts that they should have paid MIN the sovo
mentioned in the agreement for that tne, re
saws he applied 10 them for payment. DuI tleg i ~,
S"sed 20 acknowledge that the agreement was vaiiu
and as the first quarterly instalmeht aihVus, vi;
10 81 go has become due he has proug,t .ne sui,
20 dstertnine whether the contract entered inlo,
between them is valid or not No answer on peha''
OF Weber & Fields has yet been served
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
MONEY FOR NEW BRIDGE.
THAT IS ALL THAT is NEEDED IT,
INSURE QUICK COMPLETION.

CHIEF ENGINEER BUCK ESTIMATES THAI
rvvo AND HALE YEARS THE NE"
SPAN MAY BE READY FOR USE.
With adequate appropriations o n.. n F
Nichols OF the New East River BRIDGE. ,,~ ,uo
that that structure will be completed WIN 20
and one-han years The commission au. !. prook.
construct the bridge from South Fii'n,s norized in
,vn ~ Delancey-st. Manhattan was orsailA go
Wn Oh sh cautious spirit of delay in making 'le
annropriations had not prevailed the or''se
now be near competition va heen
specifications for all of the contracts Ha az anal
prepared mnutely and long III a. 49, 50 retarded
ic,s,o,ive action but their work was ie'@'U
Trough lack OF appropriations Work is gong on
,'stsn,or,lv now. simply because of consolidation
the necessity. therefore of greater ana ii'o'e a.
'e"U. , =, cew-york City. and particularly
,tose Of Manhattan and Brooklyn. and aiso' OF
oa,,rse on account Of the availability OF cash lhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
MASONS IN Kills.
THE INNOVATION BY klLwiNNiN'
LODGE DECLARED A SUCCESS

.,c,, ,rrrxpAxcE At THE FIRST WORKING
OF A DECREE IN SCOTTISH COSTUME
r,u,,,,,,o Lodge No s25 F. and A. NJ. ~ncn
has It's losgerooms in Bedford-ave.. near fui'on-s'''
&c unoue III the fact that 1t is the only lodge N 'e
T-ni,ed States which has ever worked Aaso '
degree in Scottish kills. The members u .Le
lodge. who are all OF Scotch descent. donheu .nen
,I,gblond costume on May 25, and worked with all
the solemnity which is characteristic OF the Ma,
sonic service and with all the enthusiasm OF 'oya'
sons OF Scotland Many Masons from various parls
OF the country present at the ceremony, anu
the idea OF wearing kits struck some OF theih 80
,a,.orablv that there has been some talk OF intro
ducing the costume into other lodges Anhoush
KUufnnlng Lodge Is only year old there are aoou'
seventy members on the rolls, ana the mt" arc
nroud Of the good record they have made
rrro ,odge was founded by about thirty men, all
-, ahom were of Scottish birth. 1t Is the youngest
lodge except two in the United States The name
uas taken from the old lodge in Scotland known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

the running board OF the cable car and the
WAS tilted and thrown from the track No one
was injured but many OF the women in the
were frightened and many Jumped.
Both the cable car and the automobile were going
south The automobile In charge OF r.
Whalen, OF No. 50i West Forty-eghth-st. In the
automobile were Max Rosenberg and Press FL
bridge. street sweeper suddenly appeared In
front OF the automobile from behind cable car.
The driver of the automobile was afraid OF running
over the street sweeper and he veered 10 one side
the automobile was making good speed. The force
OF the impact threw the cable car. which was an
open one violently to side, and tilted II so
that those who were standing UP were thrown
down Both Rosenberg and Eldridge jumped from
the automobile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
n. Y. U. ALUMNI MEETING.
THE ANNUAL REUNION HELD AT uNIvERs'r'
HEIGHTS.

THE ANNUAL REUNION HELD AT uNiNEHS'i'
HEIGHTS.
The annual reunion OF the Alumni Associate"
New-York University was held yesterday az -
versity Heights The exercises were begun os 'H'
meeting OF the Phi Beta Kappa society az 49, TO-,
Luncheon was served at $50 o'clock 10 two huha'sa
alumni and guests. including chanceho' 81
Cracken. Dr. Mum. the Rev. DR. Schemes ans
Commodore Banks. of the University Counc'I S"N
Professor Colby Brown. Stoddard and Lsdue
The regular business meeting OF the assoe'auo"
was called TO order at ais r. m. and the folio"'ns
officers were elected: President. J. J. Stevenson
OF the class OF '63. vlce-president w. H. N''nV,'
Gloss ~ 10 secretary Or. W. j. Greanelie elass
OF 30: treasurer. C. c: Miller class OF - anu r'ss
Ter the Rev DR.. III. NJ. Baird. class OF 90 am
The secretary reported that there was aoout -
IN tho treasury The president was authorizes ~ ~
annoint a committee of Ave members TO repoi..S a. S
ire next annual meeting any changes Una. w
might think necessary In the constitution ,Ai1,s,s
the graduates present was the Rev. Dr nhta aas
n remson OF the class OF 'is DR. Lamson va va
called upon for a few remarks and presenten " -
sssoriation a sword which was given 10 MIN III
war between the Turks and Syrians. , ,.,.,A
The Oldest graduate present was John D. hs~"~
OF the class Of a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
SHORT VACATION TOURS.

No OF the -Four Track Series Is little BOOK
O, seventy-two pages and appeals strongly TO every
one whose vacation is limited. This booklet sets
forth In n clear and concise manner series OF ue-
lghtful tours. comprising trips to Saratoga. LAKE
George Lake champlan' Richheid springs oa'sN"
Mountains Adirondack Mountains Thousand ISL
ands Montreal Chautauqua, Niagara Falls. Berk-
shire Hills Poland Springs and many other resorts,
that can be made within from two TO fifteen days,
at a reduced rate. IL gives distances, time, rates.
connections and many other details.
The book 10 interesting reading. and contains
small route maps and nine general line maps; also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
MANHATTAy AND THE UNIT SYSTEM.

The report that the Manhattan Railway Company
Is 10 the multiple unit system OF electricity
upon its lines Il Is understood il at least prema-
ture. There is still some difference OF opinion
among the members Of the Manhattans Board OF
Construction 10 the availability OF the multi
pie unit system. and the character OF current to
be adopted has not yet been finally decided upon
There are in in Chicago both the multiple
unit" system, by which each car Is equipped with
it's own motor and Independently II de-
sired and the unit" system. the power being fur.
nished by an electric locomotive. The unit" sys-
TEN now In operation In Chicago was installed by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
Go1D SHIPPED BY NATIONAL CITY.

The Cunarder Lucania which sailed yesterday for
Liverpool, carried gold bullion valued al NV"V"
sen, nv the National City Bank to meet Its checks
presented for payment abroad The bank consd-
ers It convenient we'll profitable TO ship gold
coin instead OF forwarding exchange. Other bank
ers say however. that there IL no CONDITION which
they know OF which should promote gold shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

Manhattan side Of the East River have cost E73.-
366. The cost OF those on the Brooklyn side has
been estimated at 1907 lG. The Manhattan anchor
ages Se9,27o, while those on the Brooklyn side
have been estimated TO cost $9.l8
The structure Will be us feet wide and in the
middle OF the span lS5 feet above high water; The
general plans for the bridge, which have already
been published in The Tribune. from time 10
time were formally adopted By the New East
River Bridge Commission on August 49, 1896. An
amended plan regarding certain changes on the
Brooklyn side, authorized by the legislature was
old cities OF Brooklyn and New-York in May, 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
CoRNELLs GOOD WORK.

The Cornell crew IS doing some speedy work. and
will show It's old-tme form In the race on the
Hudson. The varsity crew has just got into the
new cedar shell. and the men seem 10 III their new
craft Just right. Cornell is considerably elated
the victory OF her second In the with
the Pennsylvania second crew Memorial Day.
and the Ithacans argue that the same superiority
will be shown when the varsity crews OF the two
universities come together.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
PASSENGERS on THE LUCANIA.

Among the passengers who sailed yesterday on
the Cunard Line steamer Lucania were Mr. and
Mrs Samuel H. Austin. OF Philadelphia; Miss Bliss,
OF Washington: Mr. and Mrs. James Goats. Mrs.
Joshua Lippincott. OF Philadelphia: Hammond de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
thinning Lodge bias gone broadcast over the eoun-

winning Lodge has gone broadcast over the coun-
try
The present officers Of the lodge are James II.
Allan master: George r. Kerr. senior warden.
Alexander Stewart Cook. junior warden: Duncan
McDougall, treasurer: James McMurdo secretary;
Alexander williamson, marshall John Glen. chap
lain. William X. Young. senior deacon: James VI.
IAnberton, Junior deacon: Thomas J. Scott. senior
master OF ceremonies william Dymock. Junior
master OF ceremonies: Angus Malcolm senior stew
ard Alexander Chisholm. junior steward: Walter
Decker oreanist; William G. Francis Tier: George
Paterson. David Il. Fleming and William Duncan,
trustees: J. w Chalmers Francis VI. Loughran and
William Calder, Finance Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
MINER AGAINST WEBER & FIELDS.

Ex-Congressman Henry Clay Miner. through his
attorney a. II. Humme has brought an action in
the City Court, In which he seeks 10 recover N.2D
from Weber & Fields. for alleged breach OF
contract In connection with the music hall, In
Broadway. now managed by them. Mr. Miner says
that George Kraus. the former proprietor OF the
music hall had the property heavily mortgaged TO
him. and that ne had control Of the lease. Weber
q Fields were anxious to get the hall. and agreed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

the present chief electrician OF the Mammalian;
enn,nment Of the elevated roads in New,York CITY
with this system. taking the ground tnat oeu,ea
time can be made and more satisfactory service
given BY running fve-car trains than by cutting
W. " which would necessarily be extremely
,,au II is said that several OF the directors take
NJ Rnler,s Wow OF the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
Lawn Swings.
HAHNE & CO., Newark, make free deliveries III
Greater New York and at New Jersey Railroad Station

,vo largo mans In colors one OF the New-fork Seni
trai lines and another OF the lake region OF Cenul
New-York II also contains number OF rsnept of
two-cent stamp by George II. Daniels, Eehe.ssi
pa ssenger agent New-York Central Grand Ceh"'
Station New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

AUTOMOBILE HITS A CABLE CAR'
Some excitement caused at Twentieth-s''
and broadway. yesterday afternoon by coiiisioh
between an automobile and cable car. Inc tor-
ward wheel OF the automobile became iouseo u''oe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
CATALOGUES.

Send 1Oc. for 800 page
catalogue, Guide TO
Housekeeping"- weighs
2 lbs. costs 16c. postage
to mail. We stand the
difference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
our CHARGE ACCOUNT
SYSTEM.

An inestimable boon
to those Of moderate
means and a liking for
comfortable homes. In
vestigate It's methods.
Liberal terms to suit
everybody's purse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

Large, comfortable ROCKER. extra
size, over 4 #. in height, eorrespondngly
wide, strong, well-made frame of white
maole. seat and back Of woven reed,
a very decided bargain at our I On
price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

ROCKER of novel and attractive de-
sign, of interviewer reed, with palm
green finish, artistic and desirable round
seat, Follower back, ornamental finish,
very effective rocker, first-elass work
manship, at the unusually low Z IN
price Of NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
Furniture Sacrifice.

We are making a
move-out TO meet the
incoming fall and
winter styles. Com
pare goods and prices
all you like, these
values cannot be
matched:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02

Oct oil gore ct sOot 5uotrpt, naar
itfe.tirfeIise sner anti.firtsIise Rrscie
biemme faa at is. at Subs Rsnigbsb
beroure oplaosr TN 9aano for at matte
- ubsn 9enipn til Reuineer = %
SUBS Rsnisbeo biemms uiI srtenoe Os
iom itaaenoe / Ieusnoe 5orbinbsIie mec
BEN ieIu.
Rsn ferit % iiblt. SuIise ere be
%barmbisrtise, tbi Dem itaI ueberfores
gdrmbiertisbeO.
gibras inoienoss Imetteit ssnnem pore
4genter, buor iaacanne iuoes. 9uOr
inssu G9ent or. bsoer ri sra E ON
at mootass Os inoienbe bet eusntuea'
gsIob. Gil matte Rr. uenter Of Cite
ousr mango Smuubiorus. Dor @apt
tommer lite Tor tent, islp ON godOuter
ifuIos lutte. Der pil bIips f~orfarbsIio
Rob enooa. Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Dor Sfole.

Oct er ierIis pore Ruinbes os piss
ioreniuser, men ba osiaa be enteIte
Diem, ri tenfe at benDents Os til.
Sasen er: vi man9Ie lapper, 6oueos
pubsr, os easnsr til eiren baIutrsofnbs.
itpue Sense. 8i tunbs tsbe bette. ga,
men buao man tsber al Iist, er lite ina
soot Tom bet biemmsIaueoe, Os ri muns,
Ter oa osiau psnse. GIspsrne tunos
meobrinss Ssnsstei, men bells sr BET bss
IDarIist for benz, o9 bsIs er bet iaa, at
mango al benz intet bar.
Men iaa er Der osiua en- anbeu Sibe
al osnne Gag; os bet CT oeune; 6sr oil,
baabs nj, narmsit / 5.rietiben, psb qsis
Iisbeb Blue afbOIbt itsrrs Msber, os ba
uiIbs ui serne baue orbsntlis Ssuse.
pIabs Tor tiIreiisnbs genner.
Ss, berfor benusnos ri os Ill soer os
bsbe: Ssra for Sensetsi til Dor
StoIel
Del ger iIet lite nOsst, ON Isiet er
npt saer brust, tbi bet bliusr 10 lite npi
ret Iange aIiseuel, o9 runot ON | b,
mango, mango 6iem maa Der uiit let
tunne unbuqrss libt, ubsn at bet %faunes.
Bill 3 nu lite NOT ifpnos sbsr at ienbe,
bUao 3 meme at tunne unbuars, s1sr
Iaoe bore fra eoer, bOab isnsre meme
at tunbe ffaffe.
Bore praitsr GIT Deb aarsmebst raft
til meb en-, sftsr oeres 5orboIb, for
Subftribtion til Dor StOls. 6pab ON
nu preftefonerne tos fat per, os iums
lebe os ienots | Bunfs.
Weu nu Subs 5rsb, naar 3 saa
til arbeiOst, Osfaa naar ) / eoers fpIbts
euer faiiise 9iem iel cher ON os | Rars
lisbsb tante paa, buao 5 meme, at iaa-
oanue Eager, at tunne unouare.
Oct tan ienbes til mig, os ies ifaI ba
| vDanitsren" ~tuittere for Wootaselfen.
Ri. infer,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Rorreiponoancer
GeOar Sails, SODa.

Iorsbas ben 90. gull ofsit @amIs
5enninsen, ueb 8sben sftsr fun
at baUe uerst ips soot en- use. Sssra.
psIien fanot 9Th esrbasen eftsr fra
Dams 9enninsisns 6arm uuber itnr
DeltassIis. Den ufbsbe bIsD so aar
81. Os efterIaber fig 8 Ssnnsr msb ga.
Mile. Der uue 8 bar bsrss 5arms usb
Chen al bUeranors l DILL usft for 5rebs 5
piqe.
= Saa oprnnpt ba Da9en, iom ri /
u a5aretb Wenisbeb bar bait
pore Tanter benuenbt paa | nogsn lib,
nemlis ben Dag, ba pafior u. s. a n-
EN- % bans 9ultrus Ssfter, Wiis
anbrea 0anen, ituIbe fcrIabe
Os os rsiie til 5npan.
De to fare pil ben 81. JuIi aiqaa
meb Dampitib fra 8acifietpten. Del
par Ssnbas ben 30. Gull, Der par int.
Uurilet til aiitebsfeit, Os Dussn par
fra Morsenitunoen Ips os uarm. 90
fOruoen SoIftin os 8arms ffanfebt
ben sobe Cub os en- risiis COB os pei.
fisnet Dag meb RaabsfOl opsr be
mango Nenneffer. Der ben Dag bsipsfe
pore Msber. Men, iOm ri iaa tit /
GIebsns 1ibsr timber s%tuiieier, faa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Wanpata, @is.

Sopbus Danielen er formeu
biem efter en- 6 MOonebers, 6~rauarelSe.
Der fises, ban iful / fin samle glubs
| yeter oOfits Grocery-5Orret.
ming.
yiaite Ssnbas Gftermibba9 al. 8
Hal ben ny YraftebOlis fOr Dor 5rel.
isrs Wenisbsb Per | 8pen inopiss.
Baltor Jsbnon flpttsoe inb / oen
iibffe Manbas. .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
I-n Rirkc ne 9knle.

I-oiesiOrene 8. d. 5ogbt. 6.
I. 9anien % Nils RatbilOa
Berg re uaIsts til earsre peo
BLAIR STOLE.
9nitOr 6. u. 9iOrtsuans pa,
opiagt i'm @ernina iom Braif for Me.
nisbeotn uso eaIIenbsr os mOotugei
Ralo fra Meni9beosrnt usb Orangt
oa she / 0iseoniu.
Den nOrblise Rsbratatrebs
aibOlosr W isiOnss o9 PrGts e
m eoei Wisner, Rebr. fra l5-l7
auenit. glanbt SnoIebniussfore-
brusene tan nauues: v5iaIeiOrs +"
Qaltot q. Nntsr), eitterutursn
QaftOr Sarah Senfen).
Den nOroIise @iseoniintreb
boiler arebsmsoe / 9fp 8onmart,
gropn 60, 0ise. fra l5-l7 Sept.
Zen at ben iorsnsbe b. Rirtes Nnrs.
meoe I'll en9eIif 9rofesior uso BIaiI
BrRtetoIe tnIbts DR.. 8. d.
Center. 6oriottsr til Lutherans in
all Lands, bar mObtaset ouenuauntt
RaIb.
Ger sr npIis Iaet @runbiten til 4
nor fluff IL airter / R az 0 nj
60, y. Cat.
era Iris riipuobens ga.
r sr en- iuarium tos "A Stolel9'
rer stsamsn / 4ar. De IS bauOs ale,
reoe pIaos f%orinbsn.
Zen isIanbfts Spnobe boIbt
lit l5bs Narsmebs / 9oItfon, u.
Dat. fra 23-2s Suni. 6 prefet
o9 81 DeIe9atsr pare mobile, men baabs
6ormanoen og gieeformanbsn pare fra.
UGrenos, pau Reiie / europa. Oct be.
ilutteoes, at man lite for GiebIittei
uiloe lutte li9 III @eueral Council.
Den paatGntte StOIs faI nnIGgsss
8innepes, Canada, buis gpsn piIbt
itante tiIitratteIis Bonus bsrtiI. Or
bleu orsdniiersi an Central gutbsr 9iga.
en- SenoassifoIttonusntion ifnI boIbss
buert aar / GorbinoeIie meb aarsmebet
% en- Romite inoiaites III Rsuiion al
Salmeboseu.
Ten norite Spnobs. Z
5sIse Aarsberetninsen. Tom npIis ct uo,
tommen, taller ben uorite Spnoes 90
prGlter os 9roiesiorer. Oct meo
Spnooen iorbunoue gutbsr Ataosmi
hilbert Sea, Winn. bar fblts 2lar bait
ls9 6lsuer, 5 garsrs O9 2 eGrsrinbtr.
qnitOr M. Solicit, lrsmpe.
lean Sc, isis. feirsce / forriss llss fl
% 4ars 4tGfteiubilsum.
Den forenehe uorite Rirte.
paitor Gueot. Tom for Chen er
Rorss for tit 9sIbrsbs StpIb, itaI mu.
lisuiS pare tsoIOsiif prOieslOr ust
praiteltoIsu.
q. 8. Il. 3. Oct fsrits 6iem,
gRritsIis 5orsuin9 o rung,
giser" oprettsbe / nbo n, bier
inouiet 1888 = Os MI sr Der / famm,
9p % i%auoanne 9iem; / prOuiniern,
finbes Der 100, / StotIanb IL os / IS.
lamb IA.
Der sr nu ca. 90, 900 5nbianere
forifelise al port eunbs StoIsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02

Ct no9st uboIbbart O9iaa / min StiI-
ling, iioen ben forensbe sirte bIcu iiii'
tet. Seq bar lite iom bu funnel unotr'
ftripe ben banite airtes Containing, fan
bet heller life enonu, ies tunbe osiau
ltaa proteiterenoe / Samiunbst % bleust
l SGmfnnoet, troos 5orfatnineen, naar
oer lite itnloe tuingeS til llnbsritrift.
Den foreneoe 6irtes Containing fan
leg 9oot unoeritriue; msn Der sr bet /
ben fOrenebe Rirtss gratiis, lom ies life
Fan meo, % jog BET minoite, bar funoet
en- COB Del mere groosrfab blanot
PrGlter ben banife Rirts, euo bpao jss
fanot / ben foreneoe airts, berfor bar
leg itte aniet bet nsousnbist, at brgoe
Samarbsiost meo pr9ltsrns / Often;
Der par en- lib, bpor le9 MATTE boIbs
mig tilba9e, buorfor, bet teuoer bu ira
Sioen, ou par ben oanfte 6irtes Setre.
tar. aaiancen Der / Cfen, Ct ben ina
u9rre, eno bpao bet iunss Der rummss
inoen Tor ben foreneoe Rlrte2 Dc Ter
uo, iom Der rummes CANNED oriobots
gutberbom, an Del Wstobisme, %tiIiatiif
fetnins, en- Retniao meo beitemt III:
ltdno ira Riliasme, os Der tan pesss
paa mere, % mon @runbtuieianismsn
iIet lite iinoes Der? gi bar bait Splits
tsIle uot, iaa tan bet rummss. CT bet
not bsbl at unbsaa at iaa mere al ben
SInss. Ia ou M maa fsIe big biem:
me. tattsr ieg for Raaoet ON, 5uor ies
ifal BRUCE mine Rrafter; men oa ben
forsneoe Rifle belt i9ennen bar pit, ben
insen grug bar for mig, maa ou lite
unbre big ousr bet IiLbuo, iss bar siort
ban oanife Rirte, angansnoe ben Iiae
gmisrantmisiion Der snbnu or, % bet
tibet 'it1 pad @runo al Dc nup9rsnoe
6orboIo Fan one. vUaiterabsn" %
buem Der BAR baurei Naite os busm life,
er NOT beoit lite at tomme nQrHere ino
paa. 3e9 er banse for, Der bar uarst
Tor mango Oiaiter | Drug; / builtet
Samiunb, Der bar uarst ilelt, ifaI ies
beaer lite inbIaoe mig paa at taat, lea
ueo fun meget onot CT tommsn irem,
forbi oer er sr banrst Ntaite. Oct er
uid mere eno puu ct 9Th, buor Rsnis.
beeer sr i%pIittst, os buor ny Rsni9bsbsr
sr miiiitet, at Mutsrne bar ben ~uaient:
liss aariu9. 8eblt ON aas Maiter un:
Der Ben til 6srrsn bItu i Stilbso taset
al Os rspsn / Stptter for uIOris at blius
brust, os ibst ri butte paa 6eiiaussn
2 is: @riber os R0uens ~ imaa RRpe,
iom f%oro9rue 8insaarbehs, oa lab os
lite Samfunb imsusm bstrnsts busran.
ores W~eniebeber iom Rornmarter 90
OIiusnboDsr, Der bsrer 6iIiftsrns til,
iad nan fnn binbe Raue iammsn os
Hippo ino for at optanoe 3lb, bet bIipsr
imtttsrt fun Onb Glib. Dom. 15.4.5.)
Stent ben ioreneos sirte lite bar
fiernsite grus for mig / Gmisruut:
misfOuen, itriUsr iss mig, iOm ies bar
oiort / 81 Nar.
n. Qnoerien,
Gmisrant % SomanosprRif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Gil ySanifcrens" Senuer.

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