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New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
TRE WV ARMr OFFICERS.

The nominations which we're sent to the SEN
ate yesterday by President Mckinley will give
general satisfaction. and the promotions have
in all instances been we'll deserved General
Nelson 4. Miles receives the rank of Lieuten-
ant-General. and this tribute 10 General Miles :
efficiency AMI faithful service puts NJ rest for
all time the silly talk 10 the effect that the
new Army bill was framed for the purpose of
placing some other officer above the man who
has held the rank of Major General since April
1890. and IS the senior by more than seven
years of the other officers Of equal rank
The new major-generals. Samuel 4. Young,
Adna r. Chaffee and Arthur Macarthur,
earned their two stars by good work in Cuba,
the Philippines and In China, and when It be
came known that the list of general officers
would be augmented their names were at once
suggested. Young. Chaffre and Macarthur are
graduates from the volunteer service Chaffce
having entered n private. and not one Of the
new generals was a cadet At West Point
Of the new brigadiergenerals Robert H. Hall.
Frederick n Grant and ]. Franklin Bell were
graduated from West Point; the others ad-
vanced 10 their present places In the Regular
Army from the volunteer service. and one,
Leonard Wood, exchanges the two bars OF n
captain in the medical department for the star
Of a bripadier-general The list includes all the
arms OF the service, and no man has been nom
mated who has not demonstrated his fitness for
the nlace
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
As To DEPORTATI0NS.

The orders recently issued by General Mac
Arthur deportinG from the Philippines certain
Tagals who were recently aiding the rsur-
gents, and also expelling from Manila Amer
lean who WAS there editing a newspaper, have
furnished abundant material for moralizing
over the awful tyranny of Imperialism. Al last
Senator Teller has taken the matter up in the
Senate and called on the Secretary of War for
information about the grievous outrages on lib
erty, which he bravely says are mot 10 be
whistled down the wind He thinks IL some
thing not only unconstitutional but unnatural.
that an American citizen can be sent AWAY
from Manila on the charge Of being "a dan
''gerous incendiary and menace 20 the mill
'tary situation" and says no such offence is
known in any free country in the world
Apparently Senator Teller is under some sort
OF delusion concerning the nature of our aov-
eminent at Manila. There is not a government
In the world. free or despotic, which would NOT
deport man as "a dangerous incendiarz and
menace 10 the military situation under the
conditions existing i'm Manila Such denorta-
tion is not manifestation of imperialIsm n
is not an effort 10 override the Constitu,iop
even II the Constitution extends over the pbilin.
pines with all its provisions as completely a :
over New-fork. but merely a recognized pro-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
TAuuANY CARTS N THE SNOW.

The Street Cleaning Department says that il
is almost impossible 10 get carts enough for the
removal of the snow, although the tempting
offer Of s. a day for each cart is held out II
Mr.. Nagle will instruct every employe whom
he commands 10 spread the glad tdngs from
lower Staten Island 70 the upper Bronx. and
from remote Canarsie IN furthest Riverdale.
that he is paying s. daily for any sort Of We
hicle which can be used in carrying of snow. he
viii soon have a vast surplus OF wagons push
ing 10 the front. II may be suspected that
the big Commissioner is so loyal 10 Tammany
that he has been trying to discriminate between
carts owned by faithful Tammany men and
those which do not bear the true Tammany
stamp.
Some Of the queer things on wheels which
We're seen in our streets yesterday could carry
about much snow as n Speedway sulky. For
each one Of these il may he inferred 81 will
be turned over to the Tammany owner or lessee
for a single days use In more than one case
s. would have heen "a high price for bill Of
sale of the entire outfit. But the Tammany
tiger must be fed in this his last year Of power
and prosperity in New-YOrl When the new
city government comes in at the beginning Of
next year that ravenous creature may no de
prived of his prey and his plumber, and may he
put on extremely short commons. In fact. he
may be reduced 10 a starvation diet.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
THE KNE1sEL QUARTET.

The afternoon concerts OF the Kneisel Quartet
have not. for some reason other. been so vel
attended those given in the evening. but at the
last OF the series Of three given yesterday after
noon in Mendelssohn Hall there was an audience
OF considerable numbers. II was also one Of de-
mOnstrative enthusiasm for which il had reasons
uncommonly cogent. uncommon even in these con-
certs OF unaIoyed artistic pleasure. The pro-
gran1me a most attractive one, including
Brchms's c minor quartet. the sonata in Major
from Bach'S set OF six for ~ioIin and clavier ana
Beethoven's B fiat major trio. The Brahms quar-
tet like the few others Of his works for the four
stringed Instruments lacks some of the qualities
that appeal directly to even highly cultivated
audience 10 IS more austere in its matter and us
manner. more compact in its structure, and makes
a greater demand upon the attention. And. as
WITH the others It's technical difficulties have kept
IL from frequent appearances upon concert pro
grammss and from that intimate acquaintance e
musical people that has made so many Of Brahmss
chamber compositions among the most widely ne-
loved Of their class. Such performances as Nr.
Kneise and his fellows gave Of IL yesterday after
noon. however. goes far TO break down the oar'
riers that keep sucn work alOot from inteligent
audiences They play Brahms with eloqusnce ano
convincing power because their playing is inspired
by love and guided by a high understanding; arn
they play hts music also with high authority de-
rived from personal intercourse and study with me
master. Such a performance was that OF ysster-
day afternoon, and 10 was gratefully apprecia'eO-
1t was In their very best mood. lovely in tona
quality. especially the slow movement. and
masterpiece of perfect ensemble
Mr. Kneisel has not always been fortunate III
securing planists 70 assist him. h has found IN
Mr.. DohHanyi who played yesterday IN the sonats
and the trio, artist with "A high equipment Iof
ensemble performance-one not only richly en-
dowed IN technique and the highest qualities OF an
artist but possessed OF the intelligence. sympathy
and discretion that are indispensable for the moo
GRAFTON Of the virtUosos temperament. These tHo
made Bach's music pulsate and throb with WARN
blood with romantic feeling, their success was IN
decd unusual achievement, bringing out spoh-
taneous burst OF applause. especially after the sec
ond movement. The highest Achievements or tns
afternoon, however must be considered the per
formance of the Beethoven trio in which the TIRES
players penetrated as far into the mnermos'
of the composition is often given to even
musicians of the highest rank Apart from tne
technical perfection OF the whole, and the su-
mirable singleness Of spirit with which a common
end was pursued. there was a rare and upnls'e
poeticai quality that marked IL an occasion TAI
removed from the ordinary things of musical NE
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
TRANSATLANTIC TRATELLERS.

Some Of those who have booked to sail to-day on
the steamer New-York for Southampton. are Mr.
and Mrs. William Adams. Miss Katherine Bell.
Captain j. A. Brownhead. Mr. and Mrs. Henning
Bruhn. Or. and Mrs F. J. Campbell. Miss Luz
Zines. Henri French. Mrs. T. F. j. Hannah, Miss
Mabel Hastings. Samuel Hill. Mr.. and Mrs Amos
F. Hubbard Richard Jones. United States vice-con-
sui at Southampton: Miss Isabel Low. Mr. and Mrs.
J.. X Mackenzie Henry Thys. Miss Sarah oven,
DR.. r. r. Turner Miss Widdicomb and DIR. w. j.
Younger.
on the steamer Cynnric. which arrived here yes
terday from Liverpool. were Mr. and Mrs @ II
Banks. Mrs. Oughton Giles Miss Giles Mrs. IL. ;.
Johnston and Miss Belle Johnston.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
FLAGS FOR TIE GRANT ToMB.

harrisburg. Penn. Feb. 5-The State Senate I"
day adopted resolution that the Adjutant-Geh
eral OF the National Guard IN this State. upon 'n'
approval of the Governor. select from the has
now deposited I'm the fagroom. one flag OF each -
the two regiments of Pennsylvania volunteers thas
served under General Grant and forward them - -
the Grant Monument Association at New-IorA-
be placed in the in the tomb OF Genets
Grant.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
TREE IN TWELFTH NIGHT IN LONDON
HER MlJEsTY's THEATRE REOPENED WITH riE
sHAKEsPEARINN COMEDY.
Copyright. 1901: By The New-York Tribunel
[BY CABLE To THE TRIBUNE.l

INK CABLE To THE TRIBUNEl
London, Feb. ..-Beerbohm Tree reopened Her
Msjesty's Theatre last night with Shakespeare's
comedy Twelfth Night" The chief interest natur-
ally attached to Mr. Trees rendering of the charac
ter of MaIvoo. The Iudicrous dignity OF the Puri-
tanical steward was most amusingly portrayed. and
many little original touches assisted in the deltnea
tion of the character of the fatuous OF the
Countess Olivia's household.
The cast was n peculiarly strong one. including
IL did Lily Brayton. Viola: Maud Jeffries. as
Olivia; Robert Taber. as orsino; Lionel BrOugh.
Sir Toby Belch and Courtice Pounds. Feste
Mr.. Tree is to be congratulated a magnificent
production OF Shakespeare's most perfect comedy
ana on the cordial reception which IL with.
1t is instructive TO note that three different plays
OF Shakespeare are at present being given most
effective representation the London stage
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
MARRIAGE OF KING OF SPANS SISTER

Madrid. Feb. 5.-The witnesses at the marrias'
of the Princess of the Asturias. Maria de las Me'-
cedes eldest sister OF the King of Spain, TO Priho.
Charles OF Bourbon. second OF the Prince 81
BOurbon-SiciIies. will be General Weyler betha,
and EchaSue under whom the Prince served -
the Cuban campaign. .
The wedding has been fixed for February "A
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06

There are doubtless honest and intelligent citi-
zens who disapprove of the Police bill, and espe-
cially Of the provision giving the Governor power
t. remove the Commissioner; but members OF
the Legislature who employ the opportunity Of
dc bate to declare that Devery is the best Chief
the city of New-York ever had invite general
contempt. and are pretty sure To get It.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1901

therein. II the centenary Of Marshslrs appoint
ment to the Supreme bench inspires our youth TO
initiate his great virtues IL will indeed. be
worthy tribute to OF the noblest az well as one
of the most learned men In our history.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06

The process Of multiplying placeholders and
raising salaries goes merrily on in the municipal
departments 1t cannot he denied that Tam
many has the courage Of its profigacy.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
Bnslnces Nonrc5.

Ivers & Pond Pianos.
Tuners bills reduced minimum Wonderful cura-
hiiitv. Ioscelvn's. 10 East Fast 18th 81. y x
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06

Almost all of the city oficeholders and the
great majority OF their political hackers are op-
posed TO the suggested amendment to the char
ter which Will prevent the men on salary in the
municipal administration from going 10 con-
ventions as delegates. But TO the average citi-
zen Of common sense the amendment seems to
be not entirely lacking In merit This big.
lavish. open handed community pays every per-
son on its payrols a generous recompense for
all he can do for It in the course of the whole
year. but when out Of town conventions are on
hand the city departments look like waste
places In wilderness. For the handsome sala-
ries they draw the local officeholders ought 20
do great deal Of hard work But MANY OF
them are slugsards who never GO - the ant
They prefer the ante
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06

England has sent over a delegation of railroad
experts TO study the methods in use upon i'm
pOrtant American lines and 10 find out whether
not the companies on this side of the Atlantic
have gone further I'm valuable improvements in
passenger or freight traffic than the British cor
pOratiOns have 1t is likely that these in
vestigators will report that while railroad man
agement I'm this country is not ideal it is usually
somewhat more hospitable TO new ideas. and
rather more ready to try experiments which hold
out promise OF better things, than is the custom
among the ruling powers which control the steel
highways Of Great Britain.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06

Reports from India say that royal Bengal
tigers killed 500 human beings in India last
year. How many unfortunate people lost their
lives because Of the Tammany tiger? Misgov-
eminent or many kinds. mismana cement Of pub
lie institutions. inefficency and neglect in the
Health Department and elsewhere caused thou
sands OF deaths Of men and women. and espe-
cially of children. in New-York In 1900
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06

II is not denial OF the proposition that no
man should lay hands upon woman save in
the way of kindness TO say that al this distance
u looks II the law ought to lay hands on Mrs.
Carrie Nation. OF Kansas The limit Of indul-
gcnce would seem to have been reached yester-
day when she issued an appeal begging every
one Of the precious little children OF Topeka
TO grab up a rock and smash the glass doors
and windows OF these hell holes"
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06

Complaints that electric cars are started so
suddenly that serious accidents are inexcusably
frequent are loud and emphatic in many parts
Of the city. The strcetcar companies can i'll
afford to neglect these protests. This is seri-
Gus matter and a remedy Is Justly called for.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06

An ex-Controller of Long Island City has just
said in a speech before a considerable group OF
listeners that some of the public school teachers
whose salaries We're raised recently give to poker
playing hours which they should devote to the
training Of their pupils. This railing Thersites
from the Borough OF Queens has heap Of trou-
be in store. His heels Will be logged by wrath
ful preceptors who will cry loudly and persist
entity FOR names and proofs and who will per-
sistently denounce him a malignant vilfer
School principals playing poker in school hours.
Incredible Impossible The after years Of that
eN-Controller Will he one long stretch upon the
rack.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-06

The new Austrian Parliament has come to-
gether. and desk lids and ink pots are feeling
decidedly uneasy
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-21
9anif MisiiOnspreit.

gaftor garl 6ornbe9, for 3ioen &us
tefet Deb 6eLigtorstirtsn / a~sbenbaDn,
bar malbt fig til ,banif Misiionss
felifob" meb Znite ON at bliOe ubs
Ienbt fom MisIionspr9f til Snoien.
gaItor 6ornbe9s Sil6ub er msb
@labe 6leben mobtaget, % bet er Wlea
ningen. at ban og 9uitru ftaI uOfens
bes | 0ttober 1902.
s Mellemtioen ifal ban berejie MSisa
iionsfrebiene bjsmme.
Nn6eben er fttfert til flor @labe og=
Iaa for ben unge pr9its mango 0ens
ner blanbt ben inbre Misiion.
Gn Del bar Dibit, at ban gift met
Misfonstanter fra i'm Stubentertio
men ferff MI er o1e Sten paa @ejen
6lebne rnobeoe til Sibe.
paltor 6ornbe6 er gift meo en-
Batter qf Direttsr $. g. 9anien pac
5reberifsberg- og en- Ssfter til 9en'
be sr gift msb en- ung 29semisiion9r.
Iom ligelebes ffdl ubIenoes til Otter
oaret = men til Guntbal;itan, bbol
ban ifal inbtrobe fom banff Misfio.
ner / Stebet for gsrrefsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-21

Stor uIntte. 6aoersleb,
Dec. /. - s Mites peo 11s5ioen ops
itoo ner SlO I gouliens meget tore
9rqIditlaeer, Der er b~eIi99enDe 2it
for gpen tGt op ao Smaabanegaars
Den. Sloen opItoO / @inoiiben BED et
6eQn, Der fsote op til en- oaben
Nlarf. Den breote fig / ben Ooloioms
me 9l0It meo riDenoe 6urtigbeo. %
granobGfenet tunoe intet ubrette.
5oruoen 5rGlaitldgeret. Der npiten
totalt brGnots. 6rGnote 3 6uie og 0r.
gaulisns 9iGa ,9inoeoal". 6n 5sms
rer, Der biloe reooe 9obapet / ct at De
) 6uie. omtom unoer 5orisget. Qllt
par, iaabiot bioes, foriitret. 5loen
er utpiplIomt poaiat. 9ranoftaret
tunoe les / meget tor Omtrtbs.
6aoersleb, DEC. 2. Den beb
granbeu / 9sroags omtomne Monb
par en- 3smer 5urbtmunn. 6an bor |
6aro meb at reboe SnObost / Ell At Be
brqnoenoe 6uIe. Oa Ell Stab faIot
neo pad BAN, iaaIeoes at ban lille
funoe rere iig. 9ad bans Raab ON
6ielp iIsoe ire WGnb inb / 6uiet. Der
ale If 9ranbIaar. % maotte burti9It
muIigt reooe iig ielO. Oct par umuz
ligt at brinee 5abrtmann 6iGlp, %
BET lnfftoss fsrit at fda BAN 10 iom
qiQ. 6ans Some MATTE meb Wtagt
bolDes til6age fra at taite fig IND i
bet b~rGnbenbe GUS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-21
DanlllarR.
glg Strife / aubenbnpn.

@eo Sampirlen meIem rSsbenz
6aons airtefono" % en- minore areos
At belitaasnoe m9nO og &0inber er
/ Saroqaoe paa 9eiterbro rsiit en- M
airte.
Qpofeftirten. ION ben feOoer, CT
opfsrt eftes 5%egninger al 9rof Q.
aof. 9aapirfningsn fra ben GIore
Wieoelalberen CT oDerpejenoe / bens
Stil; ZEN bar et 6sjt Uliotiti6 meo
fare Sioefibe. Uieoeng be reOe Bag
flaosr oberfpoigger en- omfatbHoe
mureeforation, er iadosl StoleItooers
nes Gn6efotter Iom Qlterst. bOis
8rafruffts er uoFaartt at 8inso=
buqger QarsteF betoreret meo itarte
5aroer % Sub. Cbeno0er Alteret
Dil Isnere blibe MATT ct itort 5rescoz
6iaeoe.
On grpo for airtsn er 5u0sIer
9ruqiteos pragtige QItsrtar FAINT
qampetterne % 9nietronerne, oer er
at oreoet ao6ber. s BET 6eire Sioe=
ffi6 er oesuoeu opbGngt fem fore
Qpoffsl6iaeber, ear er malsbe at az
oBoe 4rof. Dirt. bDis GftsrIaOte bar
itQntet Dem til 9irten.
Selpe DIT trsifibeoe &irtsrum er
10 FOB breot % oob6elt ioa langt; bet
fan rumme $50 Siboeplaoier. Oess
u6en fnoes DIR 10 Sofriitier, ION
man p%aatanter ogiaa at an0enoe til
WeRig6ebsmeber.
nbpenbig fra prafentsrer 9irten
Iig Tom ct ia Sob bit Suarn, Der
beb en- Wur, bbori fnoes 10 9orte,
er Forbunbet meo RabobuIene. Sem
nem ben ene BORT fommer man gem
mem en- 90 SOB lang. bOalOet guss
gang, Der miuber ON 8uegangene | be
qanfe aloitergaaroe, in0 / 9irten.
8enne bar man maattet l9gge ida
langt tilbage, foroi Grunben bar en-
ganite ejenoommelig 5orm; ben er
nemlig fun 30 SOB breO fortil, men
116 Job breb bagtil.
9irten bar toftet 10000 9r., og
oens 0pfsrelie Itnloes iom iast noaIc.
Menneiters fore Oferbiaigs
beb. Iii 9rqIter beb airten er ubs
n9bnt pditor 81. 6. Sanien, Tom tioz
ligere bar birtet | Renne, FAINT Ganb.
teol. Jriiszgerg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-21
r9aniferen."
sOrOag Gen 21. december l 1901.
Slair, 9lcbr.

s &ennurb bliper ber 8uostisz
neIte SulsOag ST. 105 ON 5ormiooas
gen og Suletre / 9irten Iamme DAG.
- SiOite 5reoag often Iaas igen
en- Stare at ,8plter" bep9ge ig BEN
do be f~nebeoaffebe @aoer. Oct par
naturligbis ct oSurpriIezgart9@ %
oenne Sang gjalot 0oerraitelfen til
en- 5oranoring - 9aitor 6aralo Sen
TENS. Oct par Stuoenterne fra SIN
len, Der til Sui oiloe i6utomme life
9rofesipr, men Paitor SEMEN, ION
u~6trnttelig bleb bemartet, o9 1perraz
fallen tog 5orm at en- 6bairelongue,
eGer ,,Gou9" iom Den tdloes / oa9lig
blanoet Gale.
SperraTtel1en nlr en- pirtslig 9oerz
raitelie, % bet tunoe life anbet enb
glepe 9GIterne8 6ierter, oa mrs.
SenIen ertlereoe, al en- aGoua" par
iuft. boao BUN i9rlig babbe enitet fig.
Qftenen forlob meo 8aler % Sung.
ptls df Br9Itefollene, beIs of Stubenz
terns. 9aitor 5snien tuttsoe for Ga
pen, men glaOeOe fig iarlig peo Tan
fen, Der baDos ligget til @runo for
8efeget.
6an dnIaa ben nemlig for At bare
lotr1t for ben GorFaoelie, Der =
fPrlig for llngOommens 8ebtommenz
De - banner 5oruofatningen for. at
peres 9rRit tan bliDe bem til en- oirz
telig 6iplp % .8%eileoninq.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-21

@uIbbrDGlup. Com meboelt
tunoe Qr6sjosmano Cars 9obanien
og 6uftru / Qoro6org fejre 50saarss
bagen for beres 9rpaup. @ulbbrubs
gommen er fsbt 1923 I SersleIe / 5ols
bqt Qmt, bar meo / 3redarstrigen,
ferit iom Srbonnuns bos General be
Me3a, Ienere bos Sdleppegren, ba ban
falbt beb Siteb. % til iibft hos Oberit
arobbe beo Gcternisrbe. 8 1851 bleb
ban permitteret, tom iii DIS % bleb
famine Qdr gift msb Sofe 5bomfen
fra Rorbbore. Sans 6uItru er 5 Qar
nngre enb ban, bun bar lieeiom benz
oes Wanb flittigt og ufortrsoent ar
bsioet fla igennem til be samle Daee.
/ ober trebioe Qdr bar bun brdgt
grgb runbt / gben. 9eege be gamle
fan gl9be fig pe0 at bare ogtebe at
aae.
0agen / Sorsbags blep en- imut
Minbebag for benz; Muiitfen bragte
BEN en- MorsenbilIen, og @enner o9
9etenote Ienbte benz mango 9egn paa
DeItageIie og sobs 9niter. Soften
fejrebes life / be gamlss 6iem, men
bos en- 0atter, Iom er b~oiibbenbe Der.
On 4fteneu ferte fdd 8rubepdrret
gennem en- Del Gaber, Tom bar iaus
minerebe til 9Gre for BEN, og bermeb
lutteoe 9%ejtibsOassn. Sra ben prej-
fife Regering oberrattes Dem ben
TGboanlise 0ulbbrbnupsgaOe pau 80
Murf, og osIad fra Norbborg Spds
retasfe mobtog be en- genasa1te.
@ulbt-usepacset t6r 8 gern og
% 8~srnebsrn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-21

Qpe uopisrinqer. 5orleber
msote rioenbe @enoarm Shmibt fra
goFtlunb hos ben npe Gier at San.
BET" oeo Rooit, GaarDeier Gbriitidr
qibDigien. og tiliagbe en- 9arl oq
Qiae. Ter bsgge bar fra 9ongeriget, I'll
ftrats al fslge meo til Qmtsforltan-
oeren / 3oftluno. Quobi9ien. Der na.
turligpis dneoe en- ub0isning. ip9nbtt
for % terts mso 5oltene. uuber Sen.
oarmens 9eOfagelie. iii 5oftlunb.
6an fl QmtsforItdnbersn / Gale, oa
BET meboeItes BAN, at ban ingen BAN
tie l1noerIoatter matte bape / i'm lie
neite. forbi ban, od ban bar bjemme
hos fine 6orGlore / Qpn6sl. babbe taz
get 0el / politiite og andre iIoeiete
Wsoer. 3jeneitefarlsn ears 3. 8ect
fra 9unbe beO 9jnrebore og 3jsneitss
pigen Qnne Worie Gbriitenien fra
Solbierg. ogiau peo 9%iGreborg. mob
tog Interchangeable,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-21
GallenOer, Coma.

81 MI bar ri oa ogiaa fddet 8inter
6er. d est tom ret brat ob3r os; nj
6a06e easrs gigli9 tint Ser til iioite
6reba9, oa BET bleo faa for6dDienoe
folot; IA. Der BAR nogle, Iom fd9oe,
At 8ermometret par % @raoer unoer
3ero. 8et bar begouot at inc, Iaa
MI tan bi pei mart peute at fao pre=
pct SlRoen.
- Sans peterien Bigger til fit 9us
/ benne lib % benter at faa BET f9rz
oigt fpr Sui, ON aft gaar goot, o9 bet
life 6liper for toIot. 1iIbpgning:n
T 14-24.
- 6ans Qeter Diaumien, Tom
Iol9te 1T Qanb. bar nj tsbt isen Der
omtrin9 / 6ettlementet; ban tsbte
At Mr. Qoamien.
Deter Qeterieng &ones grooer,
8. Q. s1nien. iom bar op6OIot rig
Canton. sr reii en- 3ur til 0anmdrt
/ 9inter.
- 8er er nogle al pore ounIte, ipp
/ 3aaet, Iom blso enige ON at bbg9e
Stab obsrfor airteu, til oeres 6eite,
Iaa nu tan ee faa beres 9eite uHosr
Gag mar b = til airte.