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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY OCTOBER 49, 1903

the forests Of Germany II q thing Of the past II
still exists In the dense woods OF Northern Europe
and Northern Asia The Wild boar b stu FOUND.
though in largely reduced numbers. In France
Germany and other parts Of Europe. and IN Asia
and Africa, although II has disappeared from the
forests OF England where II was once % common
The wild boar was not found IN America. the only
animal OF the kind being the peccary.
There are other annals-not beasts Of prey
Wnich are fast becoming extinct. The common
stag once to be found in al the forests OF Europe
Is now scarcely 70 be seen IN ch!ckly populated
countries The animal Is still met with occasion
ally IN Poland. Bohemia and other parts o.. Cont
nentai Europe and in the forests OF Asa The deer
is scarce. and In some countries-as Switzerland
for instance-is nearly extinct. Another animal
whose days are numbered is the magot. or BaroaTy
ape This Is the only Wild ape 10 be found IN Eu-
rope A few of them live on the Rock OF Gibraltar
protected by the English Government but they are
gradually dropping of. one by one. and when the
last OF these expires the viii be extinct. The
mouffon. the only Wild sheep OF Europe was for
merry common in many parts OF Southern Europe.
According to one account nearly Eve thousand OF
these were destroyed in one great hunt. Now they
are seldom seen. and. as they are never net with
outside Of Sardinia and Corsica. they may be said
to be extinct.
Among the animals OF Africa that are being
driven from their haunts BY the advance OF civiI-
zation is the lion, and the elephant is meeting
with the same fate, not much on account Of the
march OF civilization TO the greed for gain. The
hippopotamus has entirely disappeared from Egypt
and Nunia and can only be found IN the heart OF
AFRICA Inc antelope. the hartebeest and the gnu
and other members Of the antelope family are dying
oct.
Just as the aborigines OF Australia are diving out.
go are the kangaroo. the dingo the Tasmanian
WOLF and the Tasmanian devil giving way 70 the
influence OF the white mans civilization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
MANY FUR-BEARING ANIMALS ARE DISAPPEAR[NG
THE ADVANCE OF CIVILIZATION CAUSES THEIR
RAPID DESTRUCTION

With the approach Of the hunting season and the
time Of year when the question Of furs in all its
phases is discussed by the fair sex and dealers.
some information regarding fur-bearing animals
that are disappearing may be of general interest
In this country the destruction of animals began
with the white settlements, and was carried out
with great energy. The fur trade was the first
great commerce in this country and laid the
foundation for a number OF great fortunes The
Indians were induced by offers OF liquor. trinkets
and European goods to bring in furs. Where pre-
viously comparatively few animals were killed In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

game animals from utter determination. Formerly
numerous from the Eastern coast as far as the
Gulf Of Mexico and along the line OF the Rocky
Mountains. the stag and deer have little by little
been driven into the mountain forests The bighorn
or wild sheep OF the Rocky Mountains is gradually
disappearing before the hunter, seeks the most
inaccessible parts of the lofty ranges
When the first settlers reached these shores the
bison inhabited the entire Atlantic Coast and less
than century ago 1t could be found anywhere
west OF the AIleghanies. To-day, probably not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
THE WORLDS GREAT, IN RUSSIAN EYES.

A number Of European papers. including several
Russian journals have been asking their readers
lately TO name the worlds greatest living men and
IN Is Interesting the estimate plaCeo IPou
greatness by some Of these European critlcs as
the readers OF the ''Novost Du(a MOSCOW Pa-
Te- naturaIly place Tostoy at the head OF me hSt
other men coming in the following ordeT: EdlsoL.
Gorxv NarconI R5ntgen, Ibsen. Herbert Spencer
md NiomTsen IN Will be noted that onlZ one
American finds place IN this list The Petsr-
SIAN great men Again Tolstoy came out on top.
with 1T7 vores-fI.esiies Weekly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
Foreign Resorts.

For the convenience Of Tribune readers
abroad arrangements have been made to
keep the Daily Tribune on file in the read
ing rooms Of the hotels named below:
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r Tssoss
NlCToFsIA-'-The Fisher Maiden.
MAJEsTIc-'Babes II Toyland.
Heroes are plentiful in Third-ave last ..S
Hs sfo. Theatre This week it viii be a Ragged
hyrle Bellew comes TO the Princess Theatre a
week from Tuesday night with his new play. RAJ
-ea, the Amateur Cracksman.'' drarnattzatton Of
w. f-otnuhgs series Of stories, made by the
C'11or ana Eugene Presbrey. Philadelphia and
0lner cities where the play has been seen have
received II with favor and IN IT Mr. Bellevv for the
atpsar IN an ~ TO date part His c6mpanL- is a
good one and the piece is put on with that
drc{Io5e ,eS aiS WhiGh charaeterizes all the pro-
biurnenthal & kadelburg's rustic comedy "Da,
lAeaterdorf C'The stagestruck viliageD has
oeeh received with such unqualified favor by the
press ana the public at the Irving Place Theatre
that it will be unnecessary TO make any change IN
me bill at the German playhouse during the corn
ING week 1t will be repeated every night and at
me Saturday matinee. The story told in ''Das
ALea1eroort is delightful mingling Of hurnor and
sentiment, and the characters in the NAV have
Oeeh drawn with hfelike fidelity It is admirably
suited 70 display the special talents OF the actors
M Ie-s SCI.fleg comQany. There Is doubt that
80 -,L4eatvIcoII VIII repeat the success scored
s sa5Fs delightful drama The White Horse Tsv-
At the request OF thousands the Ned vvavb,rn
Minstrel Misses have been retained for another
week AT heiths- But they are not the whole
snow Cole and Johnson HtI be one Of the other
4ealIIne acts They are The authors Of some of the
most popular songs Of the day, and they will have
several new ones for Keith's. Chief among the
novelties viii be Ro5ertus and WIfredo direct
rom Europe. Their act Is ndescribable and must
e seen 10 5e appreciated Press Eldridge, com
Aaacer-il-cilet OF the army Of fun" will sing his
own songs in his way. Ryan and RichieId
NJ give rev sketch. which is a sequel to Mag
T1agsert1 Father The rest Of the bill will be
t1Cey ana Lee, Rosie Rendel Hawaiian Glee Club
Armstrong and Wright. Buskirk and Rich Pelot
and the biograph
The programme at the Circle Theatre is headed
BY Barney Fagan and his clever partner Henriette
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

OsICTL PIECES STILL HERE.
yVaTTh-rS n : The Rogers Brothers in London
DAr,Y-s-.--,s -'- NDe FegEy from Paris"
delicious humortst. VIA u T. huntley, .
$500, --.--- . fIEL-1S'- whoop-Des-Doo"
NlCTofsIA-'-The Fisher Maiden.
MAJEsTIc-''Babes II Toylans..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
MUsICTL PIECES srrrr

LfRIc-Richars Mansaela
MANHATTAN-''Afs Marta of .ba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Heroes are plentiful in Tl,Ird-ava - -
49, uS Ile-tt OF Hero" the play 81 the rrr,-
H. lSe Ahe2tre. This week 1t viii be "a Rage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS AND NEWS NOTES
NlSS bAhhfM oRE At HUDSON T4EATRE-NFu- d, -,
At ACADEMY-FRENCH THE4rRE

Is The Majestic Theatre. at the Circle 70 beco-a.
q. home OF extravacaaza- with Julian Ni,eheu
: srs presiding genius and the children as ,,s
s--,est friends7 Something of this hone ,ha ~
--eto-s q the house doubtless entertained when
~ followed The Wizard OF OK" which bad
-, instant standing to the theatre y,,A a.,
- more Pretentious entertainment put rore,h.-
ex re best talent available. last Tuesday ..Rahes
!. To,lan6." Il Il succeeds IN duplicating thu long
-, 81 The Wizard" VIII undoubteslv co. 80
- mark on the Majestic Theatre. ara NJ. 49,
5,ok 70 the Circle FOR our American -Christr,as,.
rs-tonirne Tor some time 70 come, at any rate as
,,sr as sIr. Mitchell can hold the pace he has Sc.
ar himself
arsshes n Toyland" was greeted with mani
-.ovs and deserved comment OF praise from ,ba
--ess LAST week. and 81 has been substantially
na.-onized ever since. but It may not be imperti-
-s-t % suggest that there are flaws in the pro-
spctio-. however pleasing the whole. And az least
o,e os these flaws, which comes late IN the per
s,--nsnce 50 late that the opening night many
= .se professional theatregoers had been forced
. Leave the theatre before its occurrence is harm
81 20 Ire very class OF spectators TO whom :he
rlky should most appeal-the children-and should
e o-cs be rencdied Il is the destruction OF the
ola toyTnaker BY a volcanic eruption. There IS
hardly character IN the piece who should appeal
more 70 the little folk than This same toymaker
sns his developn1ent into an evil character and his
---+or destruction are both Inconsistent ,nneces-
say sn6 brutal The smaller children viii doubtless
n terrified ~ the realism q the death scene and
the olie- ones VII a. least be deeply grieved. by
child. indeed u Is criminal II Mont Relee must
s-eak forth other than on fits tropic isle. must
s-ous IRE on the stage % the Majestic IL should
i GeO1elcal object lesson ana not the murderer
- azure who ought 70 be endeared BY childish
Gsea ne . setT tone OF - me ,l play IS 50 sweet
fhat this point q unplcasa-rness may be insisted
IN with aI TIRE more emphasis K has already
49, The subject OF comment with many parents
W. present last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

TIE Hudson Theatre. in West Forty-tourth-st-.
sose % the Criterion. viii open tomorrow under
he management Of Henry r. Harris. with Miss
E;hel Ba--v-ro-e in q comedy by Il. H. Davies as
he attraction. Cousin Kate has already been
received with favor IN London Miss Barryrlore's
a-rsze--a-- VII close on November 8. and VIII be
followed by the engagement Of Miss Tempest n
'T1e Marriage Cf kitty Bruce Mchae IS again
US R--------e-e IeaEtng man. and Mrs. Thomas
Vfirer IS member OF the cast. Mss Barrymores
~ n - c-Ea1E IS tlat Q. young sE-nster-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

The programme at the Circle Theatre is headed
by Barney Fagan and his clever partner. Henriette
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

om> at iaainort ri faor en- Sernbone
igiennem bort 9ano, Tan 40 Mcres
life fjebes for $2,000-$3,000, og
hi er iiffer :paa Sernbone, Sd ser CT
moolt op for Spor igiennem fer.
2ol1ispilfe og MaibpiIle 81. 81. bpg=
ger 2iniel1. S or Sioen Ienoer hi alt
port Stof til Mobtle pr. @aob; set er
meget be6agelig men 6og life ioa BE-
boaelig iom Set bil6e bore, ON hi
bab6e Sernbanen.
S st og M(t er 2on6et fer Itpror,
tet; mon fan life dnife Zig Set be6re.
Sg ooQ, ifjent ieg filler mig gla6
og o%eltilfre0s me6 alt omfring mig,
lapner jeg noget; ieg iobner mine
&enner og Sc mango glade Sinner, ri
pleje0e at babe t%iliommen> bpor III
tolte bort befjen6ie 6onfe r@prog.
Seq 1eoer / &oobet oe tror beitemt,
at in6en ret lGnee bill jeg lie mango
2an0smGno ber omfring, at nj fan
lepe iommen iajen iom fpr> met
Muuterbeo og @emDt.
+ Seq bil6e enlfe nogen~pil6e TOM.
me % un6eribge for fig iefb og Sc
oil fna Sen Soerroifelie, at Set e1
maai fe enbnlt beore ems jeg fan be.
ifripe BET. 9enrD Sprebn.
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Jea CT foot paa JpQanos S(ettet
s.. Iafier.

Seq er fist pao Spllan6s @letter,
Ser bpor Gam al 2pngen ntpper,
ser bpor Dbergarnsfl96t % li0en
Mo6er tgrre6 fine Stripper.
- Ssn6e bar finn lopt til 2oftet;
Moanen foite6 2Ds / Stlten;
8e0ltefo'r / 296ertr9ien
1tdpreo om pe6 Sforltensgruen.
Mo'r gle0 in6 as 6rammers0dren
Ieben0e paa Melfelpan0en;
mart for &oens barme 9rtffe
fpl6t bber 8arne=&op I'll 9fan0en.
Ta'r tom froget in6 fra @tal6en>
bengte Srsjen dip beO 8jelfen,
lpi1te taps, i6et fan iag6e:
u2o0 os taffe @ub for Melfen!"
8oo nj 0o / 2Ds of Moanen,
jom fun @prn rg Sgnber be0er,
meoens tl11,ge 5tjerner tGn0te5
oper brebe, tonle @e0er.
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Joma.

= Sobanne gigita0 bar / 81
l%triftsretten-i Siorr @ttD anlagt Gag
mos &jpbmon6 Dabio &ice for ut'ba=
be iolgt ben0e Gasoline ilteoet fer
&erolene, !i6borbe0 BUN TOM oloorlig
til Sfo6e. SUN forlanger $4,000
Sfa6eseritatning. T.
- @bene5er @. 8lDoenburg CT
blebet orreiteret / @l0ora, Soma, pao
Mnflage for at babe mpr6et fin SUI
ltru be6 at forgipe ben0e. San TOM
til @lbora og bleo gift for treble
@ong for ct Mar ii6en. @1D6enbrrg
far pnret ct meget birfiomt Strife
me6lem> og set be66er, at ban grltn6=
logoe en- metbo6i1tiif MisIion /
8rooflpn> f6r bans anoen Some 6e6e
/ 1900.
- Sen @anfet iom 8pen @ater'
loo forle0en gap for rSbe Soma 2eo<
cute Of municipalities" / ct al 8pens
&[oofrpr bar en- tor @1tfces. 8ol,>
fetten fon6t 5teo set Iaafolote SRI
Sum @e>per, ser CT 1000 500 longt
12 SOD bejt og IL sos bre6 / Slab:
ningen. gn 8locf al Bette &6r ba1
for Mnle6ningen in6rettet til Settle:
fole; ser bar 6effet ct 400 500 lang:
8or6> og 6%eromfring Jas benfe6t
mango fremragen6e Men6, Ser aa6
0rof, bol6t Soler og ng6 Sen iiel0n'
Seitligbeo.
- @inneibeif @ountDs gamle nor
ife @ettlere bol6t forle6en lit Mar3
me6e / 2utber Colleges @pmnaitiflo
foIe / 9ecorab. M66et oabne6e|
me0 en- &elfomlttole at Goreningenj
Breii6ent, 81. Sacobien.. Sa(e1
boI6tes besuben at Brof. 81. 81. 8eb
len be6 Somas @tatsuntperiitet %
&eoafter S. 8. @ilt at ~9ecoral
&olten". 2utber College Muitfforpi
fpille6e. @eigget bar iffe iaa go6
iom ie6banltg, antogelig paa @runl
al Set oaorlige SEER. On Mftenet
bol6t 8rof. 8eblen ct 6oreorag ol
frempilte 2Dsbille6er efter 6o1ografi
er iom fan tog nn6er fit Spbol6
@orge i CONNER.
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&nappcuaale us staalpsnnc.

90 Ser faftiif Ter poa &lo6en Dog
Zig fabrifereS MLlioner al &nappe
noale, Spnaole, .$Soarnaole, @tool
penne % %ligrenOe, iDneS Set at nnr'
noget al cit @oo0e, bpor ale 0isl'
Smootiny bliber al. @n @nglGn
Ser bar lpgt at lple @oa0en, i0et Dat
/ ct &jprne al lin &ope neolag0e nog:
lie @un6re6e @esling= og Staal
&11nppenaole till1ge mes en- Sci Sp
noale, @aornaole, Sattenaole og
5toolpenne, lom blep no1atte fn1
&ejrligets p6e?eggenoe Eaobirfning
l,oen at roge,1 menne felig Soan(
ful10e fomr1le i 8erpring me0 @iell
ltonbene.
Melultotet par ganlfe merfeligt:
Sc olmil10elige @aornao1e bolOt 1(
giennemlnitiig 145 Gage; iaa ba1
Sc o%fipoere6e til bruulig Suit. @at
mart 0en1le bop6e bonnei Jig, ble>
Sen ble1t bort al @i1r0en, og efter {
Mbooreocrs Sorlgb funoe man iff'
lengere op6age noget Spor al Maa
lene.
Sc olmin6elige bbi6e &roppenaa
lie par fortere6e / 2gbet al Is Mao
ne6er, og Meslingfnappenoolene
bar allerebe lenge forin6en eoelogt
al SpanIfcrgnt.
Meoens Staal pennene til lteO'
fulo1tnnoig bort / 2Gbet of Is Meoa
ne6er. bcIot Grepenneifafterne liz
nelten rtforo1r6ret. Mulig bar 6ar
ne1 poo 6em bi6raget ill., at 6e be
pare6e Jig ioa go6t.
@moa polere6e Stoalnoale bol6:
fig lengIt of al(e Observation-Disclosures
nemltg bolptre6ie Mar. 9eres 5000
ltm6sfraft toaler 6og lite @ammen
ligning nueo 8lpanterres, ser ipnei
ful6lten6ig uforgengelige. 8ooo'
Greet og @rofitten bol6t Jig nforan
6ret, meoeng Sc longt boar6ere @jen
Iton6e bar bjemf al6ne til @lementer
mes 96ateggeIiesfnft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30
]llinneopoGs..

Safe Gallunns. &aubipcjl nil bliue
1pnfet 6mtrent 6 Sonlmer. 8ebper=
tie pe0 Open, ser lom befiel16t er me-
get pmmc pper Spens &auo % nap1l=
Zig bar giort Suopenoin9er imnb ot
Ser toges So fra 5pen ON &interer,
til SsDan6elert, los fife 9eiIigbeben
til at protel tere goo ubenpttet ZEN %
forlongte al Horfboaroet, at alt
fuloe blipe pe6 Set yon1le. Gent
ningen nil. trobs bette opg goo for fig
al @enlpn til, al settle er Sen enelte
Maobe, poo boilfen &unolpejtet /
2ofe Of tie Ssles fan bringes mes;
set er nemlig lon bpjt, at Set poo flc=
re Ste6er gaor pber &jgrehonen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30
Mmtomobfl Gperfjpriel.

Mmtompbl Gberfjbriel. Sore
Mig- og andre Manb, Ser er fommet
i 8e1io6elie of ct @utomobil, ton /
bgi GRAB trenge til at belGres ON,
at Ser er onbre, ser bar @et til at
feroes paa @aberne; Set er eli CUBS
timber at Ser life tier flere nlpffestil-
fpl6e beo Mutomobiler ems Silf9lbet
er, og bette mao nerme1t ~tilifrtbes
8rbIifum ielb, i6et~ set er bonnet
iii at forltoo, at 2ibet itaar poa 5pI
pe6 bber Gie6, naar man boner Jig
n6enfor 6ortobet; Bolitiet fan lite
bare nIlelte6s nprb9ren0e; og Set er
10 besuoen Sc 8rominente, Ser fies
rer /. Mntomobilerne, iom oct 6erfor
lite oItib l6nner Jig at gao for itrengt
i @ette meo. MapnIig bilbe BET bore
gobt, ON Ser blep bolot liot Rie meo
sen piI6e &efseiabbatbz Der finder
@teb poo @arf Mbe. peo 9ug og Scat,
meo og 1.6e11 2pgter, JONI BET MI Tan
treffe fig. S 2broags fjerte g. g.
8rotpn en- Game, Der bar ct 8arn,
re6 poa 8: @treet no for 8oitbuia;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30
@cnrp s. &ru,utt, Ell bel ficn6t To-

@unrp S. &rulun, en- bel ficn6t To-
fol Yolitifer, blep / Mun6ogs iot l1n=
Ser Mnfluge of @ronb Sltrpen for at
hope fnrlpgt @cltiffelie al Mlbermonb
S. %. Eolpers mes Ell Sl,m. al $500.
@ol1 blcp lpslobt, efter at bape critic
ret Jig life lfploig, moo Ell &olttion al
$4,000. Mnflogen moo bom bar Sen
fsrite, Ser bar 81 iultat al @ranoi1=
rpe,1s l1noerlpgelier / benne Sermin
90 por rnbertegnet al 6. q. Outfit
1om SsSlrpens 6ormon6; men 81
@rcipn bar pnret bortreiit, bar Sen
life fl1noet forfpnoes fpr Mo11bag.
Mnflogen 1taor / 6orbin6elie mes
@ontroften ON Mnlfoffelie al @ron0=
1lorger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

Ser por intet 9sumer poe bans Muto-
mobil, og boll ooo intet M6poriels=
liguo1. &olitiet TOM ti1lteoe og fit
bans Mop11, men lfibnt 9a1nen bleo
lterft fHilaoet, 1fete Ser itgel, Mrre=
1%totion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30
9amias 10. Mupembcr=Tct.

9anias 10. Mppember=Tcit. 81
1terne i'll 9eltoge(le / @anfetten, Ser
inbtil igoor bar ooben for Me6lem=
nler olene, itoor MI ogiaa til Dispo=
iiticn for ltbenforitaaeabe, iamt mo-
turligbis for Sc Me0lemmer, ser en6=
MI far nplet me0-ot tegne fig = alt
me6 Set Sorbebol6, at Satlet 200 life
er noaet. @omit@en bar iifret fig
@rs. Sulie, Ser bill foreitoo @eipis<
1ingen, og De116es 9fenome I &oge-
funiten er for: bel fjen0t til at bebppe
at neones ber. MppelpnS Srfeitar
er engageret for Soffelmulif lomt til
at ipille be0 Ballet, og Sangforenin<
gen uMppllo" far iom %in6banlig
mootoget Sn6bp6eIle til at lpnge.
@or6moricben fi11oer Ste0 prGcis
pao S(oget s..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30
Sra Mpllcfparterct.

Sra Mpllefparterct. Mpllerl trej=
fen fan man I'LL anle for fl,l0ltGnoig
tobt for Sc Gtreifenoe, i0et Mrbej0et
gaor me0 fl1l6 &raft / ioa at iige alle
Mgllerne. S SgnOags bar man el10=
og nooet iao piot, at man funbe
1ton6le Mrbej0et % gipe life @cps"
en- 6ri0og; fun @aibbl1rn=@rosbp
@glle 81" NOR / Gang. 9e 1pe-
cielle @etjente, iom biotil far paaget
ODER Sr0enens S%pretboloe(le, bar I'M
tet mere at gi9re, 6a Ser NOE ten al
brig bier Jig Streifere / 6arpanoet,
og set 2ogibus og Spiiefparter, Ser
bar oprettet for Sc 11De Mrbej0ere
mems Ser en0mt bar 1oget 2ip ca
gen, er opbepet, og Mrbej0erne IT,
ger 6eres Silent Use / @pen. Off
cielt erflerer l1nioner1> at Streifen
opretbol0es> men UNDER Sc mtpgren=
Be 6crbol0 ct SEN intet o1,6et ems ct
Glog / 9uften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-30

Mrs. S. S. Sopfins, en- pelfjen0t
Minneopplis 6orretningsmonOs SUI
jtru, CT / 2proogs omfommet be0
9rltf1i1ng / 2ofe Minnetonfa. Sun
for lom1nen meb lin Man0 % 6ami=
lie boet / Gottogepoo6 CONNER og
bar facet me1en Apelie / at itDre So
miliens @osolinboa0, mes bbilfen
FUN lta0ig ole1e foretog l1oflugter
rl1n6t ON pao open. 2dr6ag Mor=
gen iejle6e FUN fin Man0 oper til
SSSernbanel tationer, men 81 ban ON
gftermi06oeen fom tilbage, bar bum
life be6 Mnl9gsbroen efter Mftale;
berimo0 bor @ao6en fnn6en 6ripen6e
iSgen 116en Gtprer. @e1te Morgen
blep ben6es Sig fun6et paa 5gbun.
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