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Evening star., 1902-02-15
Transfer to Other Places.

Of appointment and he hoped it could be
amended In some way so that all the clerks
would have equal chance for appointment
Transfer to Other Places.
Mr.. Quarles. chairman of the committee
on the census, suggested that between
1000 and 5000 people are appointed IN the
government civil service in all its branches
annually and all of these places would be
open to the employees Of the census office. 30
that if all of them were transferred to
other departments it would not prevent
any more appointments from being made
from the eligible lists during the coming
year.
Mr. Allison said he did not agree with
the chairman of the committee In the opln-
ion that these transfers could be made to
the service outside of this city.
Mr.. Quarles said that 4i3 of the en-
ployes of the census Office are iaborerS who
would not interfere with those on the elisi-
BILE lists OF the civil service commission.
That would In fact reduce the number who
would be really subject to transfer to about
TOO
Mr.. Allison said the passage Of the pro-
vision allowing the transfer OF clerks to
other departments would DE diseppoint-
ment to the clerks themselves.
The Lodge Amendment Lost.
Mr.. Lodges amendment to the bill al
lowing only clerks of the census who would
be retained in the permanent force be IN
Guided In the classified service, instead of
all those in the census Office at the time
OF the passage of the bill. was lost.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

however, for an appeal to the United States
supreme Court In order to fully protect the
legal rights OF the government in case that
course OF action should be finally deter
mined upon by the Secretary OF War after
fuH consideration of the case. In view of
this probable action there is no likelihood
CT the immediate release OF Capt. DeminS
or any other officers whose cases involve
similar legal principles Gen. Davis added
that there were very few cases which
would be affected by the decision of the
court In the Demin9 case. and no prospects
OF nnai action In any of them until the
supreme Court has passed on the question.
Evening star., 1902-02-15
BONA-FlDE CIRCULATION.

The sworn statement below shows that
the circulation of The Star is what It is
claimed to be- Furthermore, within the
city OF Washington it's circulation is more
whether morning or evening, and 1t is
regularly delivered every day. by carriers,
to fifteen Thousand subscribers who take
no other Washington daily paper.
Evening star., 1902-02-15
Officers Assigned to Duty.

Officers recently promoted have been as
signed to duty as follows: Capts. II. X.
Dixon to the 9th Cavalry, G. b. Pritchard,
jr., To the 9TH Cavalry. A. Van p. Anuer-
son to the list Cavalry. Herman A. Sie.ert
to the 9th Cavalry and First Lieut.. A. S.
Morgan. Artillery Corps recently appoint
ed. to the 1O4th Company. Coast Artillery.
Evening star., 1902-02-15
Was Too Free With Revolver.

Marshal Brown, colored. was given a pre-
liminary hearing in Pelice Court today on
two charges of making an assault with a
dangerous weapon. Lena Robb and Pri-
mus Lloyd. colored. testified that Brown
attacked them with a revolver at their
nome In Deanwood last night. Judge KIM
ball held Brown for the grand jury under
bonds Of $1,000
Evening star., 1902-02-15
Grain, Provisions and Cotton Markets.
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd. February i5.-Flour dull. I'M
chansed receipts $3.50 barrels; exports. aois bar.
sssas4M: May, s4issS4A; steamer No. 2 red. sO1ia
81; receipts 6.9i5 bushels; exports. 5000 bash-
grade. SsNssaN. Corn tirmer: mixed spot, ths
month, March and Msy; s0siassS steamer mixsS
busbeis: southern white cern. 66a6Jlk; southera
yellow corn, 6oae0. Oats steady; No. 2 white. =
bushels; exports. none. Rye arm; No. nearby.
e7aea; No. wester1, eeaee; receiPta 1.lss hust;
timothy. <I5.OOaSlS60. Grain frcishts allow. IN.
ehanssd. Butter hrm. unehange6; fancy inlss- %
i7aie: fancy roll 1IalS; GOOD roll. laal6; stssS
packed. llale. Esg. arm and higher: fresh. 49,.
12aleA; small, 12Na121i Sugar Arm, unchanged
nne and coarse graduated, Asia.
Evening star., 1902-02-15
Return of Secretary Long.

After a visit Of week to his home in
bingham. Mass. Secretary Long returned
to the city yesterday and was soon at
his desk in the Navy Department looking
over matters which had accumulated dur
ing his absence. During his stay In his
native state he visited the sick son Of
President Roosevelt at Groton and ad-
dressed the Middlesex Club of Boston.
Evening star., 1902-02-15
Mr.. Sisson Makes Denial.

Mr.. A. G. Sisson, the dairyman at Brook
land who was reported to have complained
OF employment agents having sent a num-
Der Of men to his place. called on Capt
Boardman this morning and said that he
had made no such complaint. He said he
did not know how such report reached
the police.
Evening star., 1902-02-15
Service Of Local Firenen.

Mr. Mudd has introduced a bill in the
House limiting the hours Of service for fire.
men in the fire department In this city to
twelve hours day. consecutive service, ex-
cept in cases Of extreme emergency or pub
lie peril. The same salary Is to be paid
which is paid at the time Of the passage
Of the bill.
Evening star., 1902-02-15
Circulation Of The "Evenins STAR"
Daily ave rage.

so1emnly swear that the above statement
THE EVENING STAR circulated during
the six secular days ending Friday, Feb
ruary Ii. 190a-that Is. the number of copies
actually sold. delivered. furnished or
mailed, for valuable consideration, to bona
fide purchasers or subscribers. and that the
remain in the office unsoid.
]. WHIT. HEBRON,
business Manager
The Evening Star Newspaper Company
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
fifteenth day of February. AID. 1902.
BENJAMIN F. EDWARDS,
Notary Public, d. C..
Evening star., 1902-02-15
Query as to Wu's Queries.

From the TOlo0o Bade
Wonder II Minister WI swore OF from
asking impertinent questions on the Chinese
New Year, which happened last Friday7
Evening star., 1902-02-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Stock Market,

Furnished by w. B. Hbbs & Co, bankers
and brokers. 1919 f ST. members New York
stock exchange, Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board of trade.
Evening star., 1902-02-15
Their Collateral Forfeited.

Abraham Lisner Of the Palais Royal and
the firm Of Saks & Company each forfeited
SO collateral In the Police Court today on
a charge of violating the smoke law.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Of appointment and he hoped it could be
amended In some way so that all the clerks
would have equal chance for appointment.
Evening star., 1902-02-15
Why the List is Long.

The lists were made long, Mr. Lodge re-
piled. because Of the number of persons
who apply and succeed in passing the ex-
aminations, and they were not made long
by the commission.
Senator Pettus interrupted to ask whether
people who had been in the service eight
'.n months or two years were not better
lifted Tor the government service than OF h
RS who had merely passed an examination
rs an evidence of their fitness
Mr.. CGiiom said he knew of several per
soEs who had passed civil service examina-
tions ana had not been able to pass the ex-
animation established for entrance into the
u ESuS office
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Il think" said Senator Lodge. from the
strength that has been developed by the
bill there will be a good deal of strength
exerted to secure these transfers"
Senator Teller recalled his experience
xiiiie Secretary of the Interior to the effect
That at that time census work was being
completed. and he had taken into his de-
Iartment many Of the clerks as they We're
dropped from the census and found them to
be highly efficient.
Mr.. Tillman said he was afraid under
the provision of the bin all of the 1000 or
]. ..tb clerks not having the same amount
"f pull would not have an equal chance
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0bra imDOrtante,

81 arquitecto espsf1ol D. Rafael
Gustavino SO ha encarg&do, por
cuenta de la Comparia del ferroca-
rril subterraneo de Nueva Yo1k de
ID construction de la estsci6n mas
importante de 10 linea situada en-
City Hall (PArque del Ayuntamien.
toy
Esta obrA importante ha sido
canada por concurso, no obstante So
coste, puesto que su presupuesto
es de 900 dollars mas'Que los otros
pr0yectos
La constr u 3ci6n de esta estaci6n
subterranea Sc verificsr& 16 pies de
profandidad = llevara una b6veds
de cuareuta pies en- toda su exten-
son con veinte pies de- terra hd-
media y movediza que haee uecesa
riamente que Ia b6veda sea indes
tructible y perfectamente impar
meable.
Ea este trabaio SO We Ell ramon.
bre Del arte espanol.
TodO 81 es de estilo morigco Y
renacimiento y resultar$ una obra
primOrosa por ell bello esmalte de
los SsulejOs velencianos y catalanes
que all fAbrica el mismo arquitec
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FL CultiVO del tabaCO
EN- ESPANA.

Telegraffan de Granada & sci
Impartial de Madrida que, iniciada
por los labrAdores de Atarfe, ha co
meDzAdo en- Ia prOvinciA una campa
f1a para pedir al Gobierno ell libre
cultivo del tAbaco.
Los iniciadores han cOnstitufdo
una Junta perma ente, montSndo
oticinas, y Sc proponen interesar en-
10 campSf1A a todos los labrsdores
grauAdinos
Una comisi6n esta recorriendo
los pueblOs de la vega, en- los cuAles
IS acogido ell proyecto con gran en-
tusiasmO,
Dicha comisi6n visitar& tSmbi6n
las poblaciones mas i'm portantes de
la )vincis, en- las one celebrara
varios emeetingsN.
Como preparation para estos
trabsjos, a mediAdos de Febrero Sc
celebrar& en- Granada un gran smee-
tlLgD.
La comisi6u solicitar& el apoyo
de todas las Asociaciones agrfcolas
de EspAf1a, intsressdss tambi6n en-
ell asunto, y de Us diputados y sena-
dores de la provincial.
En- los puebloS recorridos hasta
AhorS SO han constituido comisiones
permanentes
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MQGrt0 de friO.

Al pasar en- las primeras horas
de Ia maf1ana del dia IA, varios ve;i
nc de las Pe1uelas, que sc dirigian
q sus ocupaciOnes, pOr detr$s del la
vadero llSmAdo de Santa Teresa, ha
llaron tendido en- medic de Ia nieve,
y con los pies deniro de un gran char
co de aqua, ell cad&ver de una muier
de edad a7anzada y vestida de hara-
pos que NAL cubriau su cuerpo.
Di6se cOnOcimlento del hallszgo
en- Ia delegation del distrito, acto
seguida Sc pre- cedi6 practicar las
diligenceas Oporturas para Ia identi-
ficaci6n de RQuella anciana, Y la ave-
riguaci6n de las eau AS que hobie-
sen motivado su muerte.
Cuando allf Sc habIaba del ca so,
present0se una joven llamada FAus.
tina, que pregunt6 81 tenian conoci-
mientO de que le hubiese Ocurcido
algdn accidente una mujer llamads
Maria Tomas Garcia, de So amos de
edad y de estadO viuda.
Dijo la muohAcha que la ancia-
ma pOr quie1 preguntaba era su ma
dre, Ia cual hAbfa salido de sd domi
clio, situado en- 10 calle de Santa
Maria de l& Cab9za nj u. AZ, princi-
pal, el dia autes y a6n no hAbfa re-
gressd & 81.
Sospecha ado en- la delegation
que tai vez Ell cad&veI encontrado
entire la nieve podfa ser ell de IL ma =
d:e de Faustins, conduj6ss q 6sta al
lugar en- que aquel yacfs, y, en- efec-
to 10 muertA fu6 re conocida en- ell &C
to por la j6vep, que, dehechs en- Ia
grimas y aterrAda hasta 10 indecible,
Sc arroj6 sobre ell cadaver y comeuz6
a abrazarley y besarle, prorrum pien =
do en- dolorOsos gritos.
La escena fu6 desgarradora y
conmovi6 a todcs les pres sntes.
POGO menos 'que q viva fuerzs
hubo que separar FAustina @ C'6e-
Sc que la desgracisdA Maria Tomas
Garcia deb:o de- morir de frio Gu an
do regresAba So domicilio, cami-
nando entire Ia enorme canticad de
nieve que pOr aquellOs sitios Sc hs-
b1a acumulodo.
Avisado 81 juzgsdo de guardie
SO persona este en- ell lugAr del suce
so ordeL6 ell levantamiento del ca
daver y su traslaci6a al dep6sito ju
dicial.
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De HUnACA0

En- Ia session celebrada por el
Ayuntsmiento de Humacao el dia
26 fueron sprobadss las cuentas de
Diciembre y Enero.
Sc sprobo tambien el proyecto
de empire stito municipal presentado
por el Alcalds, por valor de 100, 900
dollars.
81 objeto de dicha operAcl6n es
Slovenian Ia deuda antigua de die b }
municipio por vslor de 1880 pesos
y levantar con algunas obras titles
ell estado iuRnciero de la clase obre-
RS. \
Sc proye ctan las obras siguien-
tes un hospital para variolosos; GER
ca de mamposter1s del cemeaterio;
ell acuedueto para toda la poblaci6r !;
una plaza de mercado; arre g'o de
Gales con Slcsntarillss un caro- pa
ra limpiezs de letrinss; b0mba para
iucendios, parque y material de
bomDeros.
Ell CO2RESPONSAL.
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VapOr "San Juan"

Pasajeros que est&n en- lista pa
ra salir en- dicho buque con destino
q esta isis, el de Marz) de 1902,
de NV York.
j. Henry Hooven, Ashbel Welch
and wife, Emnet O NeilI, Miss Sa-
rSh Gift )rd, Miss Dennis, Pedro M.
Descartes, Mrs. Raleigh Hayden,
Il, s. Melcher and wf9, Miss Flo
rence e iwAr?S, w w. E l,worth,
and wife, Misse3 Helen and Eliza
beth Ellsw )rth, Miss juliet Iuness,
t Max Smith, Henry De F,rl, w.
L Gilbert, f B. Holmes, Geo. W.
Leadley, Mrs H, r, Woodward, Mr.
!. A. Smith w. F. Day aud wife
DR.. F. K. SidleY. Max Goldstiue,
E Sainz, A. e Outerbridge.
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ANUNCIOS
QUE PU UBLIC A
La correspondence
de PuertO-RlcO.

Para que Sc pueda juzgar con
acierto la importancia de la secci6n
de Anuncios de xLa Correspondent
cia~ publicamos continuation una
lista de los que Sc publican alter
nados, pues nos serla impossible ha-
GER las publicaciones diarias.
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IN BURN NEGOCIO.

Cuallui9r pe'sora h rrada y
artiva con echo mil d. lar. en- f
two. podria ssocisrse & un msgnif
60 negocio eatablacido hsce tempo,
ell cua1 So garantiza produce no
36 . E annual Sc predere q uno que
hab'e I 6 e. Dirijans & B P Apna to
do de Correo NJ 416 San Juan Pater
to Rico
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TO LET

Fine rooms and one commodion
and well ventilated mirAdor at res
enable uprices- Apply ut 20 San
Jos6 Stret.
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Oarta de gratitud.

Arroyo, P. R. q de Febrero, 1902.
Sr. Director
de La Correspondence
San Juan.
Muy Sr. miO;.
Suplico a V. sc sirva &coger en-
las C Jlumnas de su ilustr&do peri6.
dicO Ia siguiente manifestation.
Quedando de V. con gracias
AffmO. y s. q. b. 9. m.
ZENON CINTRON.
Digna de Ia mayor estimation es
el Arte medica por sus titles y no.
bles fines, pero mas Adn cuando pc
netrado ell que Ia ejerce del csrActer
que debs prestarla en- las variadas
situsciones por que tiene que atra-
vesar, saba unir en- admirable lszo
10 cienci& con los fines sociales que
hacen de tai profession un verdaderO
sAcerdccio.
Dignos pues, de aplausos son
los hiios de Esculapio que de tai
manera honrAn su clase, eoaltecien
dola y d&ndole elevado puesto entire
todRs las otrAs prof ssiones.
Grande es por 10 ta3tO ell reco-
nocimiento que gusrdo por Ia con-
ducta observada por uuo de esos
galenos, el Dr.. D. Juan Trujillo y
Piza, de estN locAlidad, durante Ia
reciente enfermedad pasadS por mi
hija Rosario, no sOl&mente CAusa
de su desinteres&do comportamien-
to, sino por Ia habilidad y extrAor
dinarios recursos m6dicOs que des
pleg6 en- las pelig grosas crisis de esa
Affection.
Conste por tanto, mi pd 1lico
Sgradecimieuto para el expresado
Sr. Trujillo, de quien puede fslici-
tarse este pueblo pOr con tArlO en- sn
seno.
ZENON CINTRON
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Rennitido.
Arroyo q Febrero de 1902.
Sef1Or DIN
ParnS1 r T nroy
Ramon B. Lopez.

OGuOT - II
Ramon b. Lopez.
Muy sef0r mic: LIE agr&decer6
se sirvA hAcer insertar en- su ilustra
do peri6dico de su dire cG6n La Co.
rresp0ndenCia de Puerto Re-, las 81
guientes l1ness, por las que le que
dAra agrAds edo su alto amigo
s. e. q b. s. N.
Juan Rivera y Pou. '
Con motive del fslle cimiento de
don Juan F. Rivera y Texidor "a. Q.
p. d. han recibidO sus deudos y fa
miliares numercsos telt 6 ramas y
cArtas de P61Sme. En la imposibi-
lidRd de contestarlOs todOs uno por
uno, dSmos per estas l11eas las mas
expresiva9 gracias q esos buenC s
amigos que SO han Ssociado & nues
tro dClor y mAnifestAdo aus simp&-
tfas, ass Gu ldoles de nuestra pro-
fuuda gratitud.
Por los hijos demas parientes
del finado,
SD hijN
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Oufhobor,erne ieien.

gngeIfmanben SO. 6. gbriitmas
fra 2onoon opboIoer fig MI / @innl.
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t,trer og aft, ba be bsrte ON bet itore
p~uIfanifc llbbrub paa Zen War.
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bar npr og panbrebe no for at msoe
8rtitits, raar ban fom i Sfperne. Wr.
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2oporo for 8ltfbobor5erne. 8ereS
grempeI buroe p9ret efterfuIgt. me.
ner ban; men ban giorbe BET BOG life
ielo.
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ut BreItee tiger neb AZ Er9fe.
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belsmGnS, sas'srere. stot5rebattsree.
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l,bsrt Der | sImertta; men belbtspt5
bsrer bet enhnu til SieISsnbeoerne. a,
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al ban paa iierten Gage bar erboeruet
en- ftsrrs apenneFefunSifah ena tis.
lisers ! hit belle Siu.
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SorIanecrS onsforhoielie

8onouftsrer % @rafemer pda Pas.
lager. % 6ragttrpn u~bgoaenoe ira
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ring til Sc 40 gauer. iom bar tit Gen.
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bsieIie poa 90 9roceut. 10000 al
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OF RaiIpap Sroinmen % Che ORDER
Of Railroao Conductors. Zen nGpnte
ge8ipring uogif fra Sen aiGremaaIs'
fomite, iom er oniot al 8leneItemPn'
0ene ocO huer 9ane for al paretage
oere8 2nteresier; men bagenfor Sc.
mitcen Itaar DC uGpnte 5%orenirger.
StSlig 2sr6ne 6ormiobaa fom Re
prpicrtanter for Erainmen o. Gor'
ouctors inS pau De iorifienige 9aners
aontorer % frenintte 5orIongenoc
ON 2sn&iorbsieIie, Get iomme ifeoc
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mar oater Observation-Disclosures at BOZ.
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cogo pilbe Inlet itae ont Sa8eu, men
ptreoe, al ben trpn9er en- Irnge.t
GrsiteIie, inber ben fan afgisres.
aQe me0aiper at StiQinser er nIoor.
zig, itjsnt GoIfene life trucr meS
Streif.
: 9esiarineen ON goalpg anff.
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grotemen nh n,oo orbeiSe nrIten SOB
BELT iaa hnorSt Tom tiSligere, Err.
meme er neset ioGrere enS | for6unS
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unoer Taarer, at Stretferne hapbe IA:
SIb paa benoes gus. Senbes Rano
bar / @ruberue % funSe ifts tcmu,e
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o~oerfuieoe, at bum flptteOe til en- an
BEN 8ant al 9pen; men Der bIeo bet
Iige gait, % bum too oa lin SiIFu8;
til lin Soiaermor. Streiferue isate
at btuore henoe BERT; men bun Oh
benSes TO 9srn fom oog iro hos SUI
eeriorpIoreue. Cm 9atter brpnSte
Si,iet meo belle fit SuOboI6. SetoeS
Snobo par life oSiureret. gegae
observation-disclosures itoSfriteSe beroeS
gionesbpro.
GaItor 8, 9. Spraeue, iom er g..
itprer for 8pomiue Semtnarp |
aingiton, fortaIte, at bet bar meget
panifeIist at fao 9uI til anitoIten.
Winepcrfers' Union bar SfnIS BET,
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Sober @bittps Temperance Societp /
0rcoi6erce peo Scranton, blep rem.
foISt al alIsraoernes So9ierer for
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bnorIe0eS ban bar bIepen ~forfulJt,
foroi ban orbeiSeoe unber Stretfer.
Sans 9srn babe life iaat gna / 6re0
poa 8aben.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
Riis oe Roolepelt.

Zen 6anIfiebte 5iIartrop Sacob q.
9fis / Sem gorf bar BrGiioent Rooie.
belts 8ieit 2srbas BEN 20be % ipiite
Srofoit meb BAN. 5 SamtaIens Sob
opIpite Rr. 8ifs, at bans Wooer Dor
i Ribe / 9anmarf os er so aar gam.
mel. Sun bar M ips, os Ssnnen
mente, at bun mart mnatte %. Bra.
iioenten reiite fig siebIiffeli8 % fires
Iefgen0e5 eIegram: ~D9rs. Riis, Ribe.
9cnnarf. Ceres Ssn fiber MI p.S
bort 6rpfoitborS. gi beoisner Gem
Dor biertdige 9~eItaseIie I Eeres 81.
better. SfeoSore % Gottb Rooie.
belt" @1 g. g
Nr. Giis ubtaIte iioen. at WoSer.,t
iifferIig piIbe fste Tia itprfet beS ut
faa en- fiurIig Silien fra gmeritas
Brpiibent, % at bun mnaIfe nilSs
forlnSe lin Sp9eieng % enSuu Ieps |
mango gar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26

eneOe Stater; men be iimpIere e.
beore emo be amerifanife al iomme
8rao.
6riifoler bolOes M igang | bper
aommune paa 8orto Rico, % 923
2prere og 2prerinber bar itaoig Sps.
ieIintteIie. S Oct MI benrunhne alr
poreoe gglepantallet meb Fl Brocent,
antallet at Sfoler blep 10 Broeent
Itsrre, % In.alet al 2prere og ap-
rerinber sgebes meb 90 Grocent. llr.
Der oct am~erifanife Stpre er abgan.
gen for 6olfets 9srn til at iaa lare
noget bobbelt iaa itor iom unoer BET
ipanIfe.