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{. T. Watson. Jr.. continued his fine work
in the consolation cup race. Nickers at one
time seemed to be able to claim a place in the
final without makir NJ II stroke. through bl -
and defaults. but polnier appeared AT tho last
minute and snuIed out his chance after a
spirited match.
The annual mixed foursome brought out n
representative field and the, play attracted
the greate.t enthusiasm. The prizes were
won by the Powelton pair-Mi,s Grace Jenk ms
and John Smith. Powelton was again success
full for the gross score medals, Mis- VI. Wal
dron and Gilman p. Tiffany carry ing them of
with l05. The summarize:
Governors Cup Second round-G. Fox Tiffany.
NeStchestsr, beat {. ". O'Conner, EsSex County, by
default; II. l.. Rtdneld, WeStcheSter. beat r ID. Ora
ham. Apawamis. by up and | TO play. ". j. Travis.
Garden City. beat ". j. McConville. Crescent \. C.,
by 8 up and & 10 play; Win /. Thompson, RAltuSrol,
heat Flank Croker. Deal Beach, by 4 up and : to
play.
Semi FINALS Tiffany and Redneld Withdrew Thomp D..
son beat Travis. by ! up and To play
Consolation Cup-Second round-F VI Cowperth,
wait. Point judith, beat T.. +. Moody, Newark A.. c..
by default c. Z Watson; u, Essex County, beat,
Caxton Brown. Columbis, bv 2 up and A to Play: :. y.
Nickcrs. Crescent i c, heat 4. y Smith. Wanamui-
se,t by default; y. {. Pointer, Elizabeth. = bye.
Semi nnAlS-N atson beat Cow petthwait by s up
and q 10 play; Pointer heat Ntckers ny 4 up and = TO
play.
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RACE TO BtIL 4 VOTER.
He Appealed to Both Camps when Arrested
T ammany Hondsman Was uandiest.

There was a race TO the West Sixty-eiRhth
street police station last night between Magis-
trate Pool with n group Of Republican ponds
men and Magistrate Mayo with n crowd OF
Democratic bondsmen. The object was 10
WIN the gratitude and therefore the vote Of a
man who had been locked up on a charge Of
Illegal registration. Magistrate Mayo and the
Democrats Won.
me prisoner was Harry Reinschmidt, asaloon
keeper Of $40 West Hfty-ninth, street .He was
arrested by one 81 Supt. McCullagh's deputies
on a warrant issued by Magistrate Meade. Charg-
ing him with illegal registration in the, Twenty
first election district Of the Seventeenth Assein-
bly, district. As soon ~ he was arrested Rein
schmidt sent a messenger for a bondsman.
The messenger went to both the Republican
and Democratic Headquarters ofthe Seventeenth
assembly district TO find q man who would
furnish hail aud was assured at both places that
his friend should he attended TO at once Then
messenger were sent for Magistrate. Poo to
his home, ?G7 West Seventy -ninth street and for
Magistrat" Mayo AT go West lCrth street.
The man who finally certified as hondsman
was Nicholas Henry Of 1872 West Ffty-eighth
street.
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TO get well as soon a. / can I've got a lond
of my mind, and | think, maybe 'heyH let
When the dressings Of his wound were re,
moved and fresh ones put on II was louhq
that the wound was getting along nl'cly anu
as the doctor passed along to oth"r paticillS
he said TO Jones:
You'll be out Of here before you know II,
my boy. and i wont be- long before you are AS
The doctors have found that Jones did not
touch the ingular vein when lie. plunged me
knife into his throat. a. was at nr1t nIuHh
and the, now feel sure that he VIII u" abi" 70
20 back 10 the IombS early next Wees. ne
was gloomy for awhile Yesterday after LOOKING
NJ the headlines alb ut him IN VI" he" si'apeIs,
but he got over 1t,
4 Jesuit priest came along On one Of his
regular Ni>itition-. and called III" nuts,' rom
behind the screen, surrounding %JoneSs cot;
to say that he would bc glad 70 con" III ana
talk With the Young man. II. the latter 80 de-
sired Jones smiingly sent h. thanks To me
priest and said he rc'erred not To lax inucl
In his present condition After the ir!cst
went away, Jones l. rcTor,ed TO have snld
cept capt. Baker. Capt. Baker did not call
yesterday.
Early in the afternoon. however. Frederick
Is House. who has been Jones's attorney.
called. accompanied by George Gordon Bat
tie, one Of the attorneys for Roland II Ni"!l-
nruN Jones asked that Mr. House be shown
ward together and had a talk with the prs
oncr Mr. House said attcrward
i came u bring good tN''F 70 Joit-, u !
could. rather than 10 talk about the case Jones
l. altogether too weak Ia. ttlh. about himself
at the present time, and, besides. there Is no
favorable Opportunity Ia talk al the hospital,
II took me about FIVE minutes 20 get IN. and
twenty minutes to get ont, and ] was not with
Jones twenty-five minutes altogether think
he Will be able To be taken back 10 the l"nts
on Monday. and then | hope to have a talk
with him.
At present. ] am Mr.. %Joncs's attorney. Asto
whether I shall continue 10 be IN the f,itlre i
more than | can say. on the assumption ihnt
Jones has made this confession. as 1t Is called,
his position will be. Of course, antnconisuc
10 that Of MIR. Patrick. and II is quite possible
that | will not be able 20 see my way clear 20
longer defend him. Then, too. II may be that
hr will desire to have another lawyer. | Shlii
continue 10 act as Mr.. patrick's attorney and
this confession will not alter our course n
he slightest deer"c tAnk IL nay be sad.
did make this confession. lie must get some
other lawyer.
ing, later in the afternoon, vas that Mr. ,Bditl"
had been called into the case RS counsel after
MIR House had n talk With Patrick In the 1orbS
yesterday morning. Mr. House said That
he really couldn't say whether or not Mt.
Battle had any connection with the case.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Nov The following naval
orders have been issued
Capt. \. :. SNOW. from the Sew York TO the New
YORK ward.
liru.rnartConmaudcr j. -. MuTdock. from TIE
New \ urk 10 War College.
iIcutruaut-t omr ano,r G. C. Rocers. from TIE
New NuTk tp the Mae HnrgSetts ~ navigator
llcutcnaUt-tom aaDcr u. Pots. ifpm the
Massachusetts 10 lCHLUe Island
lltut 4. H. la'l-. from H. Ncw York IN the Ma,.
sarus.Fit.,
LIcur. q. X. Salisbury. rom the New NurH IN Inc
dui, 90 H." Massachusetts.
Lied. ". ; ,to~isy. ~UntNpIItd Ioruon Of flck
leave revoked, e. the NeIat,cH.
Lieut.. j. l.. Luhy. g. the Annapolis.
En~lrn ". J. CgItIn. from tie New Nork 20 TIE
Mns a~cnu.ctts as watch aud Vision object.
tn-gn T. u. harns, from the New York 10 Inc
duty on the Massachusetts.
Medical Director G, II. Nhitc. nom the Museum 81
Hyc enc g. home and ait orders,
Nral,al imp ctIt {. /. hfHGlcy, "a duty Ia charge
ui Naval NU-c.m 81 Hygiene.
SHt.cn %. J.. Auc-, nom the hearsarge 10 Tie
Mas @tcuusctt-,
Ma acsusettS.
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WAsHING1oS. Nov. 2-Thn hat'l"s.:ip Iowa
and the cruiser Philadelphit have arrived at
San Diego and the Gunbont Manila at Cavt".
Roar Admirai Farquhar. Commander-n-t hief
Of the North Atlantic squadron. has teen d.
rected to commits ion the torpedo boats Ercs-
son, Cushing and Dupont Tor winter manueu-
NrC-,
The cruiser Atlanta will -ail from New York
to South America about Nova
The guubout Bancroft has been ordered 70
Chi-igui Lagoon 10 make "a prclI mIunry survey
for a Tro-utotIve dry dock. which IL Is hoped
the United states will get Ieriuis~ion TO con-
struct AT Almaycrito Bay, now that IN" bound
AIRY dispute batWcen Co.ombla and Costa Rica
has bppu -tftlpi
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Genevieve Hecker, the Metropolitan champion.
who was quite on her game and won from Ml-~
Brl ce bl u up The other m,tChc-. however,
were carried IN by the home player ~"
victory gives TO the team q record 81 niue WIN
without a defeat or forfeited nnat'h 'n'
score.
Morris Cou,,y- Miss NJ q. Bryce. o: Miss Elsa
Hutlhut. 4. Miss XII. Z; Mrs William Shlpntn lu'
Miss Maud We,more, ~. Mrs. W. fe'lowes Morgan
T. Total. 10 49, ..,. ,.
Wee Hurn-.Mlss g IiecKcf. q. Miss, .@rctci.n '
Miss Charles, a. Miss rtown, ~ Mis-, t. NJ taihlcN'
U. MINs knhlnSon. U. Tutal. ..
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The womnu's ch1upion>hip Of 1900 Of the
Knickorbockrr Field Club began YESTERDAY Wit
n qual,fy ing round at eighteen ho o.. the first
eight to bee gihl. and IL" second eight 10 play
fora con-,ialipu cap 4 silve medal for the
lowest cor" wi- Won by Miss T.. Cowp"I-
thw al . Those g. qualify We .:
Championship Eight-Mi,S Cowpetthwait.. 100.
Miss \. Cow pefthwaite. i.3, Miss Mefn. i5a. Miss
Is. Morrison 1877. Miss j II. Roth, lao: Miss j {.
church. lii; Miss Seaman. las Miss Tyler, l5a.
ConSolailou-Il J. HWi 1854; Miss Reincrd. Too.
Mss. J. II lines ll6i. Miss balEnger. i65 Mrs.
The fist match pio round will be on Nov :
After a season of moro matches at points
further apart than has ever before beea at
tempted 10y. d golf league In this country. the
Women's Metropolitan Golf Association yes
It's championship race with a match between
the home team and the Wee Burn Golf Club
players The visiting team was led by Miss
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Death. OF soldiers In Caba.

W~AsHISGroN. Nov. 2.-The following death
list among the troops in cuba has been received
at The War De- artmcnt:
Havana. oct 10. Post Quar,crmastsr sergeant
Truc,t Walthsr, yellow fever. olguin. oct, 81,
Harry Bro Ks. Company u, Tenth Cavalry.
acute ga-trtis II lsuu. oct -. { = o. Banioi.
COMPANY h, Tenth cavalry. nlaiarial fever 20
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The semi-fnals for the cup had but one pair
In IL. Travis and Thompson. The amateur
champion began with two missed drives. fol-
lowed by weak recoveries. so that Thompson
took the first two holes. Travis won the third.
where Thompson flubbed an iron shot. A
par four made Thompson again ? up on the
next green, The fifth was halved. Travis
having some hard luck here by having a long
drive stopped by the ditch. Now Thompson
made two brilliant threes on the 22e and 1877
yard holes-in tho latter instance putting for
a two and nearly scoring. Travis won the
eighth. but another par four won the ninth
for Thompson. making him 4 up.
Now I'll play golf" said Travis. when his
tnrn came to drive on for the second round.
He followed it NJ by winning the hole in 4 TO
s. Thompson slicing his second. The second
was halved in FIVE. The third. after a fubbed
approach by Thompson. seemed n sure win
for Travis, but in "A heart-breakinR way Thomp-
son ran down a twenty-foot nut on the odd
and got a half In FIVE Having by twenty
yards the bets Of the drives, Travis had the
luck 10 get a hanging lie, and the fourth was
also n half in s. Another fubbed iron cost
Thompson the fifth hole. Travis winning In
4to5 He was now ? down with 4 to play
At this critic Il juncture Travis topped his
drive, AID. ss Thorn pson sent of n screaner. he
won easily In S TO o Both sliced their drives
from the seventh tee. he alls being Z cen
high. howev'r. Thompson had n good 10 and
PITCHED to the green. but Travis was in a lot Of
dry weed stalk and Il took hun two to get clear,
the ball then overcarryinC tho green Thomp-
son won ip toe The card.
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|. 4. ServatiIs won the game in the amateur
billiar l tournament nj he Metropolitan Acad-
envy last night. defeating T.. Pres5y. The
scores. Servatius. go: high runs. 80. rs. II, 10;
average, ? s2-s+ Presby,. 1855. high runs. 10.
IL, 10. average, ? 1888, There will be no game
Tonight on account of the sound money parade.
Tho game on Monday will be between s. l..
Brewster and Z. Presby.
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CAMERON In London, on Friday. Oct 10. 1900,
Sir Roder SIX Cameron
Funeral services st the Church OF the Incarnation,
s5th st. and Madison av. on Monday, Nov. S.
1900. at 1890 A. N. Interment In Canada.
COLBURN.-on Thursday. Nov. I, 1909. Ann
widow Of G George A. Colburn.
Funeral from the residence OF her sonin-law. r. J.
Atkins, Burgess pL. Passaic. n. j.. on Satur-
day. Nov. 5. 1000. at 5 p. NJ. Carriages will
meet train leaving Chambers st. at $50 p NJ,
and West .8d st at $40 p. n
STRONG.-Suddenly, on Friday. Nov. 9, 100
William L Strong. In the 74th year of his age.
Funeral services at St. Thomass Church, STA av.
and $50 ST.. on Monday. Nov. 8, 1900. at II
O'Clock. Interment at woodlawn. Kindly omit
flowers.
NEW YORK LIPE r COMPANY
Minute OF the Executive Commi,tte OF the
New York Life Insurance Company: With pro
found SORROW We record the death Of our late asso-
c!ate, the Hon. william l.. Strong, which occurred
at his home In this city on Friday, Nov. >. 1900.
For over sixteen years h" had been a trustee OF
III. New York Life Insurance Company, First
elected a trustee In 1854. he served the company
In that capacity continuously UP 10 the time Of
his death. HIS labnrs as a trustee were compre-
hensive In their character and included a wide
rang OF service. He was a member Of the com
pany's Death Loss Committee from 1854 to 1887:
amcmber of the Finance Commi,te from lsSsto
1890. retiring then only on account Of his election
to the Ma yoralty OF the City Of New YORK.. lie
was n member OF the building Commits Of the
0 mpsnyi In 1893: Of the Executive Committ
from 1897 70 1894. and from 1898 70 the time Of
his death.
We deeply mourn his loss. not only 10 the company
and to US. his associates. but also TO the city and
tho community In whose service and advance.
ment. a. well as In charitable and b~enencent
works, he had Ia bored so zealously.
JOHN \. MCCALL, President
Executive Committee.
NUN Il. RANDOLPH. Chairman.
DARWIN l.. KINGSLEY.
HENRY G. MORTIMER.
THOMAS p. FOWLER
THOMAS b. REEL.
WILLIAM I. BUCKLEY.
Friday. Nov. ?, 1902. Elizabeth d,
wife Of Henry \. Wells
Funeral services al the residence OF Mrs, 4. L.
Brown, 1870 ST. James pL. Brooklyn. ON Mon
day, Nov. 5, 1900. at IL O'Clock noon.
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A MATTER or INTEREST TO REAL
ESTATE DE

All nee, ssary Resl Estate News Is printed in
complete detail each day In THE Sun. You need
this In your business. No other paper gives
such attention to this detail.-Adr.
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Thompson and Croker, the last pair out. had
a good match, The latter Is the longest drive
OF the tao. but he Jailed to get the ba away
clearly from three tees. and. moreover. was
un.teady through the green, while Thompson
was as steady a.. could be on his Ions game.
aud put In splendid style. As the card shows.
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Meeting Of the New York -. II. G. 60 be Held
on Nov. Is.
The annual meeting Of the New York Baseball
Club will DO held In the Fuller Building Jersey
City. on Tuesday afternoon. Nov. IL. when the
directors will be elected for the ensuing year.
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CYPRC = VIII CEMETERY
OMcr ] MAIDS IA nv corn.r Esd 81. New York.

THE KENSICO CEAErERY.-prvate station.
L Harlem Rai-pli. ~ mtngteE ia. Tpm Va,
Grand Central DEPOT. Once 10 East 1t
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Special Nu,lces.

TUE CHARM 4 beauty is l~caYliiui hair. Secure
I, with phREEk'S HAIR BAlSNN
HI\IERCORNS the les. cure for cJrnA Is cts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11

Senator Depsw bar i Senbass sis
pet Senator 9anna beitioeIls 6Otlt-
ring ON, at R,w gort oil stue M c.
ainiep $4,000 6IertuI. enOOu erO.
fer uiI ituiie bryan Don yort gp meb
go. 900 5lertol.
Yi inoeltaar ieIufsIselis lite for paas
lioeIisheben. Rumpens Da8e ssr altio
litre 5olf uftrs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11
Yarti.lnes Snnlor.

Sra Sat ct. 9ouiS, 81. mebb.Ies
uncer s. Ott. at Bryan O3 ROOieusIi
oroeuIi9 bar trpttet binanoens 69noer
aa bet tno9ebe eftcr.
Sin Aiten lob beres gt6tratog mem.
lis peb @Iton op oeo Sioeu al binunoeu
% ielp SernbanefoItene paaitaor, al
gssiuenbeben itete 9anlte tilfGloist.
Raol 0e to Samper tom no poo
8osneus lrina'iats, os iom te barer bel
big 9Iit, Haas bet 10 Iise ben anOens.
90 be tsnote bueranore of 9obe
@runbe.
v9sao, Billy, runbte Geobp, po
rutle 9uuno frem.
,9tao Geoop", mumIeoe giap ioei
ban srsb 9ooieuelts uotrute 9aanc
o9 rplteoe ben uoIolomt. v6uotoan Ell
bet ior Relten meo 0eres Stemme@
,Oen er li9eiaa ifurrenoe iom bel
populiltlite Pariipro9rom. = 9uOroun
bar 8sres bet, Oberit Srpan3", iusot
Rooeu leenoe.
vWin - ben er li9eiaa bruiten iom
be repubIitanife gefler", gap 9asbraIta'
neren Iiseia0 bisrtelis til SDnr.
Sad tos be fig besse en- foriuorIi9
Storlnitsr, mems Oemotraterue raabte
6urrab for Bryan os RooieueIls 6sIse
lubIeoe for Di c& inlep.
Sensre, ba Gosene after pa8ierebe
binunoen uoefter, fob be to 5orere uoe
pou bsrss rsipstiiue 9riuaiiuts o9 raubte
SPITE pau 8eiien" os r6arueI", mems
be uinfebe meo 6aanben.
Brpous Cog fiat nOrbpaa til
Quincy os R o euelts lpo paa til
Ct. gouis.
@n Dag suonu msbes be 6errer nof
/ New gort = o9 iaa tOmmer Slnset,
Der 10 er bet bare Nlnoi.
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81 tnlinOe Sing.

Zen itore 0umoriit, Wiarf Suain
Iorloo yeroo9s yonoOn for al penoe
bism til fit 6eoelano. 9an bar nu
bost 9uropa 2lar, men ior 6remti'
ben pil man aItio tunne fube BAN bans
samIe 0jem 6arlio,o, 6onn. = bet
puOltunr ban buert 5aIo leIu.
s en- SamtaIe for glirrIen ertlereoe
Mait 1mua uirteIi9. at ban lite uar
pssfmilt. Os bog = bag ct iaaoani
ultanoieIist 0umsr iOm bans.
Wiincarbejoernes Con. s oenne
SireItelto tribes man osiaa ON, buor
flor Uiineor beioeruss Con er. Uiii6 q
paoltaar, at ben fun er $3.50 aarli9 =
os grpan lurer meb FANNIE Selteo.
Uien upiuise gioner bar unoerlsSt
/ 9snnin9sliitsrns. oS Der iunbet ai oer
siUsS mssst fOriteuise yeuninser. Der
er Ntbfloefe, lom tun naat S29 w ON
Moaneben (euer 81 SO oasliq). mems
andre baOs nuaet $7a.34 (sIIe. $500
baslis).
Sogen er, at BET bsi @rao tOmmsr an
pou en- arbejOsrs Dpstisbeo os - 5Iio.
2llllse bsr bet erinoreS, al bet er 6olt
msb $50 maansolis, iom flo9er, mems be
meb $40 lite tentsr aa ms9et paa Con:
forbsieIien. iom paa anore Setuemme.
lisbsbers Opnaaeller.
Gapitalilter fra Bottom bar tebt
be sl7, 400, 200 Yanbbonos, Tom Den:
psrs 8orssre baubs btiIuttet at ublteoe
psb 2fliemnin9. commissioner for
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&ulitrejfen,
st aluOrligt Sammenitoo. = Gi
brGbt, here baarbt iaareoe.

Den fore Strejte bar mebfsrt ben
ferite aIuorIies llIptte.
Sra 9c5sltOn, Ba., msboeIes b. 10.
Off,, at peo ct Sommenltpo mellsm
Strejtere os Sttes6usforentn9smebI
mer Deo Sneioas RuIsruben, tom bet il
SlossmaoI. O8 pIuOielis senIpO gufs
ten uf Sesielfub. Oct par oa 8oIitiet
lo9te at ofu9rge en- llIptte.
Yolilbetient H aIpb Mills blep
ituot Gp99en. George 8eInOr, So
ief 9enitOw os 10 Stte.6o9foreninsss
meolemmer bIeu baarbt iaarebe ueo
Stentalt. Den Iittunilte 9rGlt Carl
s on er par ner bleuen itenet ueo en-
6eiltaSeIie.
Der er nu ltfe en- eneite @rube l6as
3sIton Oiltrittet / fulot arbsjoe.
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glmerita og GnglanO.
s amerifanife gorgere jagne fra
6us % 0jem.

yR,w Oort 9eralb" for 10. Oft.
inbeboIoer en- NrtiteI, 6olse builten s
ameritanite gor9ere, iom
baue arbeioet Wiinerne ueo Sobunness
burg, Gransuoal, men lOm uben @runo
af SnsIaubrrne er foriasne fra 9us os
0lem, o9 bar enbo9 maattet labe 8one
os gsrn Stlttes, uiI anisse ON
Sfaoeseritatnins sennem bet ameritanlfe
ucenrissbepartement.
Ui9nbene. iom nu er anfomue til
9ttw Dorf, bleu bsbaublebe lom 5arigs.
fen9er al @n9lanoerne, ienot til Rpiten
os ltutne ON Boro ct bounnolf Stib.
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Tra Nrellaell.

Snbiana nnies for en- uietis Romp
pIaos benne ben poliiiife 8ampn9nes
Iio. Nt meooeIe berfor pore interes.
ierebe eGiere ben Os Iisesplcise Spoa.
gelie, at iumme Snoianu ct uof9terne
for DiebIittet Bruunsunitiss. @ruu.
oene er fsl9enoe: @uIooemotraterne,
iom iioit itemte for W c ainIep, DiI
nu ltemme for 8rpon; Ru9terne Uil
paa @runo Of 6iIippineriperssmuuIsi
os 8inotrisen femme imoo McRinIep
De puosr 10 lite SoIbutsr. @noelie Ell
Der lliiIfrebsbso blanbt Minearbei.
oerne os JasiOrsninse,ne = alt Stp:
ans 6ausr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11

Som I S,m, buis De euifer at tilbrn9e
.5ultbsitiosn | Geres tRre Spbrelanb, at
litle Dem plabs meb u. Wiortenlen & @o.s
itore 3nle. @fsturlion, lom MI er beitemt til
at afsaa ira 5bica9o 9orsoosen cen 20. 9tos
usmber 90 New gott ben l. December. 8u=
lis giis. 9oOt Selifab. betuem Geiie M. m.
GiIlfriu Souebtontoret, 12G Is. ain,e Ct,
Ior narmere Oplpsnin9er
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9en lore anlitrrjfe.

Set blsu lite Ill noset mso ben be-
bubebe buttise Qiilutnins paa Streiten
auImine.9enen.
Soapibt piofs naar be fiteifsnoe5 Col
nu lac, 900 Mlanb, iost lieoie flsre o.
Diltritteis atbtbsre bar iluttet li9 iii
Strejten. 8enne omfaiter nGlisn aue
9Itbsioere. msb llnbtaeeIIe Of benz. Der
CT beftafti9eos pantber @reet. DaIer.
0os uniuser aeberne, at osina bisie
a,beioere en- af 3o9sne uiI nebIaggs
oeres gGttlsi Os bOlbs 9iait lOmmsn
meo beres mango aammerater. Der
bar funbet entsIte SmoauroIiebsbsr
S.eo, men | 9tesIen tuse arbeioerne
fig en- = fttsrt UtI'Ommsn = lille
6srs.
8 1orsbaes par bet uar tOmmsn til
Sammsnitsb msnsm 5000 Sirsitere os
Solbaterne. Arbejoene uiloe nemli9
mai6ue fra Mount Carmel til
Trsperton, inIt l6 DRiI, = for btr
at tpinse npsIs Strsikbrpbsrs til at
usbIGese Arbdost.
SmibIsriib tom ben nIsrehe temmsli9
opbblebe 6olteifare lite mere eno be 3
U2il irem, lua iunbs 6Orsnineens He'
praientan; msbs msb RebosleIis ON, al
De, usbtommsnos @rubsislIfdb fripill9f
bnpbe inoitqst alt Nrbsioe noiil Strei'
Tens Opbsr.
Sua git man after bem isen.
Gt ientre Sommsnteb msIlem Strei:
fere 5oslston, Pa., og ct ballot 6uno:
rebe 9lrbslbsre, Der tom bism fra glr:
belbe, blsu fbite 9i,bIit bnorst ueo
Soloaterne Uleuemtomt. Stenenf
por saers bsspnbt OF fpus ON Drene.
men tun 2 Mono leo Stabs.
Ulan uenter au paa en- inarIig o9 for
@rbeiorns bslbis aiilutnins. 9Is
bstsbelise Selifaber bar tilbubt en-
Seniorbeielie al 10 Brocent, o9 ON
bette 1ilbuos gsota9elie ftal Der MI pao
s5rebas forbonblss O'O en- for al Dir
beiberns iammsntalot 9snsraIiorlam.
ling.
Deite Meoe, buortil Der for buer 100
Strsitsre p9lses cen Gepraientani, itaI
efter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Wa its
d. lis BeltemmeIie afboIoss Q eran'
ton, pa.
90 gibeibsrne ipues at belle ben nI'
minbsIise iSorusuinin9 ON. of Streten
iaa ital blius asiluitet.
Smieleriib er Der buffet ct npt, noast
uanifsIist SpsrssmoaI op; tet Ton
muIisuis tratfe Sussn m.rs yansoraS,
sHo man 'ors!cbis ansr.
arbsioerne bill nsmlls, of Der forubsn
be tiIbubfe 10 procsnt 9snforgeieIie -
ifnl foilan9es, al Utineelerne 8aar ino
paa: aarlig 9snsS tala. iaa at
ben usbtegns 9snninSs Rontratt fol
gnlbs for ct belt 2lar uo @ansen, alt
efier be BeltemmsIier, Der tia6es meo
Nrbelberns.
Der uil Ulinselerne utuiDIlOm trpmps
fig. font Ii9nenbe Beitemmslier 10 r
inbisrts andre 9lrbeiosfus.
Nm 9oueoiper9smaalst bIiuer. ON
Nrbsjtsleoerne tan foa Aibsiberne
til at fOriiGiie StrGiien paa
benne Sag - Der ipnes at pGre aImin.
beIis Stemnins for en- @snoptussIie ai
Mrbsjosi paa be nllsrsoe tibuote WiIs
faar | yesnio'bsisIie" % @sbiatteIis
a ptien paa Rruot o9 yeiroIium..
Gra Uinssierne ffal Der u9rs ubgnast
ben YaraIe. at be lite piI siOe eiter pao
fere Puntier.
6aers maa Sireiten iOrtfattss Il
ueen 6Orbaaolinesr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11
SpanIfe sSnopanorere til
Cuba.

Sapanna 10. Oft. Der er liben lite
Ott. untommen 200 ipunife Snbuan.
orere, os Snouanbrinsstoutoret mensr,
at inben Waansoens Slutuius pil ans
fomme IL. 900.
Ei=Aarsoagen for Spunlfertrisens
8espnbeIie bIsu Dag ieiret iom Nc-
tionalfeiioas. @eneruI B Dob BETTE
/ ben QlnIebninS bet tubanite flag Ousr
BulabIet.