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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-18
E lies

Just received one solid car load of Window and Door Screens. new designs, and for sale at prices never before known .in Montgomery.
 Special prices to dealers.
 Mail Orders solicited.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06

of the jury to heart, but Dasha sto-
ically and energetically chewed a wad
of gum, as he had been doing during
the trial.
DR.. John E. Gardiner, the Chinese
Inspector who arrested HON Toon
while that bald-headed and willy Ce-
lestial was hiding under bed in Chi
natown, was an interested spectator.
Wong Din, who is the Chinese defend
ant in the second conspiracy charge,
is now serving six months term in
the County Jail for substituting"
Chinese coolie at Browns photograph
gallery. Wong Din is the Chinese
named in the confession made last
September by William P. Gamble, Dep
uty United States Marshal Gamble
said Wong Din waited for him in the
Appraisers building with six Chinese
substitutes to be taken to the steamer
for deportation. They were to be used
in place of six taken the same morn
ing from the County Jail bv Gamble
and released by him on the corner of
Broadway and Sansome street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06
CLUB WOMEN
NAME DELEGATES
TO ST. LOUIS
BY Sally Sharp.

There was business in the air at the
California Club yesterday afternoon
and il crystallized into tangible form
when the candidates for delegates to
the Biennisl-magical word in the
clubwoman's lexicOn-passed muster at
the door. and began TO get busy.
Mrs. George Law Smith presided
and with what a manifestation of pa
tience, No amount Of chatter calls
forth from the chair more than a look
OF reDroval. and the tap. tap Of the
little wooden hammer.
Before the real action Of the after
noon began. reports from the depart
ment leaders were heard-and ladies,
congratulations for the brevity pith
and conciseness Of the information
given. AS a rule-lest one be directly
Interested in the particular department
under discussiOn-the reports of de-
psrtments are rather dull.
But yesterday vital interest was
manifested in all three recapitulations
Of work-Mrs. J. w. Orr reporting for
the Educational Department as its
chairman. Mrs. Jacob Brandt for the
Social Science Department and Mrs.
r. W. Bradley for the Civics.
Mrs. Orr. working along the lines OF
decoration for the home, announced
the completion of the work Of decorat-
ing the assembly hall in Franklin
Grammar School, wherein a reception
will be held on the 18th, when the girls
OF the cooking classes viii serve re-
freshments for visiting friends.
The work was done through the
cooperation of the Board of Ed
ucation and the Franklin school,
likewise its principal, Mr.. Faux
ner; but the collecting Of mon
eys was mostly due to the enter
gies Of Mrs. Orr's department of the
club. And thus is demonstrated the
fast that not only the school board,
but the children, and even their par
ents. can be aroused TO the value Of
domestic art: and ii is this fact pri-
nsrily that the club seeks to develop
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06
SCOUTS STILL DRAW BIG
CROWDS TO THE PRESIDE
Major Darlington Will Make Desper-
ate Efforts TO Remain With Bat
talon at ST. Louis.

Major Darlington and his Filipino
scouts are still the attraction at the
Presidio, and every afternoon the drill
and parade draw crowds. Major Car
rington will accompany the scouts to
st. Louis and then report by letter to
the adjutant general at Washington for
instructions. He will try to have his
orders sending him back to Manila re-
voked, as he wants to remain on the
exposition grounds in charge of his bat
talon. The scouts will probably depart
next week.
Lieutenant Colonel Edward A. Good
win, who was reported to have arrived
here to relieve Major Bigelow, has not
put in an appearance. So far as Cen
eral Macarthur knows, the expected
relief may still be on the exposition
grounds at st. Louis. When he does
arrive General Macarthur will know
it, as it will be Colonel Goodwins first
duty to present himself at headquar-
ters.
Three brothers of the name Of
Strunks. who enlisted together in the
Ninety-second Company, Coast Artil-
lery, three years ago in Kentucky. were
discharged yesterday, their term of en-
listment having expired. They have
served together continuously. They re-
ceived their discharges with excellent
recommendation for good character.
The regimental drill of the Twenty
eighth Infantry, which was announced
to take place yesterday afternoon on
the golf links, failed to materalize.
Quite a crowd of sightseers gathered on
the scene and we're naturally disap-
pointed that the troops did not appear.
Major Bigelow and his squadron of
Ninth Cavalry will again put up one of
their interesting problem exercises on
the golf links and vicinity at $3.50
o'clock this morning. Review will fol-
low at 10 a. m.
Lieutenant Ned M. Green. Twenty
fifth Infantry, stationed at Fort Mo
brara, Nebraska. registered at head
quarters on leave. He is staying at the
Occidental.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06
MAY BE DARING
YOUNG FOOTPAD
Police Are Investigating the
Case of George Druskin,
Detained in City Prison
THUGS OUTFIT ON HIM
Officer Who Sees Suspect Fol-
lowing Belated Citizen
Chases and Captures Him

The police believe that in George
hour yesterday morning at Van Ness
avenue and Grove street by Policemen
Ottsen, Casey and Ward, they have the
man who has been holding up people in
the Western Addition.
Policeman Ward observed Druskin
following NJ. c. Nelson of 4os Fulton
street, who was on his way home. AS
Druskin's actions were suspicious.
Ward started after him. Druskin was
rapidly gaining on Nelson when Nelson
reached his residence and quickly
opening the front door closed 1t almost
in Druskin's face.
By this time Ward was only a few
yards behind Drusl1in, and when Drus-
kin saw him he started to run. Ward
took up the chase, and, after running
four blocks, Druskin was met by Po-
licemen Ottson and Casey, who seized
him.
When Druskin was searched the off,
GERS found two loaded revolvers, a box
of cartridges, a slung shot, a false
black mustache, s32-in coin and a dia-
mond ring. What gives color to the
suspicion that Druskin is a footpad is
the possession of the black mustache,
more than anything else, as the de-
scription with mustache answers that
given by a man who was robbed in
Jefferson square a few nights ago.
Druskin is detained in the tanks"
pending an investigation. He says he
is 19 years Of age, that he belongs to
San Jose and is a son of julius Drus-
kin, junk dealer there. He told De-
tectives Dinan and Wren that he had
been seeing a friend home, but he re-
fused to give his friends name or ad-
dress, or to say where he had been liv-
ing. Two men who have been held up
recently in the Western Addition will
be asked to call at the prison to see if
they can identify Druskin.
Detectives Wren and Dinan searched
Druskin's room last night. They found
a large eight-ounce bottle of distilled
chloroform, a bicycle and a shotgun.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06

Miss Elvira Hobbs and Earl New
man Percy will be married Tuesday
evening, April 19. at 9 o'clock at the
residence of the brides mother The
bride-to-be is the daughter of the late
j. X c. Hobbs, who passed away while
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06

en- route from Europe to his home in
this city. Owing to the bereavement
of the family, it has been decided to
ask only the young friends of the cou-
pie to the wedding
Tomorrow evening the card party
at Native Sons Hall for the benefit
of the Nursery for Homeless Children
will held the boards effectually, if prog
nostications prophesy anything. The
lady managers have arranged for 2O0O
players and merry time is promised.
Tickets. which are 81. can be purchased
from Sherman, Clay & Co, or from
the managers, among whom are: Mrs.
j. Bertz, president; Mrs. William
Thomas, Mrs. George Sperry, Mrs. Ed
gar F. Preston, Mrs. Eugene Bresse.
Mrs. Burns. Mrs. w. S. Leake, Mrs.
Homer Osbourne, Mrs. Guy Manning
and Mrs. Gerstle
The San Francisco Nursery for
Homeless Children is now located at
1884 Mission street, and this clever
scheme is adopted as a means to raise
money to build a suitable home for the
homeless little ones. Where at our
doors lies the nobler cause?
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dickinson Sher-
wood, who have been spending the win
ter here, left fer their home in Spokane
last night, going via Portland and the
cities of the Sound.
Miss Polly Tongue, who has been
spending the last two months in San
Francisco, left for her home in Oregon
last night.
George I. Marye Jr. has left Cairo
for Italy, as have also the Sidney
Smiths, Mrs. Leland Stanford and the
Winthrop Testers. jeremiah Lynch has
gone to London. He gave a farewell
dinner in Cairo to a party including
Thachaney Pasha, Count and Countess
Zogheb, Lord Dormer, Miss Dormer,
Lord and Lady Carnarvon and num-
Der of others.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06
SUBSTITUTION
JURY CONVICTS
Dasha and His Fellows in
Crime Found Guilty in
Exactly Twelve Minutes
SECOND TRIAL BEGINS
Dempsey Weakens After the
Verdict and Admits His
Part in the Conspiracy

In the United States District Court
twelve minutes, the jury convicted
William F. Dasha. T. j. Dempsey and
HON Toon of the crime of conspiring to
land Chinese in the United States lille
gally. The defendants were ordered to
appear for sentence tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock without being required
to deposit any bail in addition to their
present bonds of $4,000 each.
AT o'clock in the afternoon Thomas
7. Burnett was granted a severance
and separate trial on the second indict-
ment. which, charges w. F. Dasha
Thomas ]. Dempsey, T. T. Burnett and
Wong Din with conspiring to land Chi
nese illegally in the United States
After the jury had been impaneled the
/ defendant Dempsey withdrew his plea
of not guilty and pleaded guilty. There
upon I. c. West, attorney for Wong
Din, remarked that the action of one
of the defendants in pleading guilty
might have prejudiced the jury against
the remaining defendants.
MOHR WAS PREJUDICED.
He was given permission to interro-
gate the jurors, and one of them, Ru-
dolph Mohr admitted that Dempsey's
plea of guilty had prejudiced him
against the rest of the gang. Judge
de Haven excused Juror Mohr from the
further consideration of the case, but
as the panel had been already excused
for the day Mr.. Mohr's place could not
be filled and the trial went over until
II a. m. to-day.
At the beginning of the trial on the
second Indictment counsel for the de-
PENDANTS raised the contention that the
I defendants Dasha and Dempsey having
! been convicted of conspiracy could not
be placed again upon trial. because
whatever was done by them with re-
spect to HON Toon, Wong Din and Lee
Lin was in pursuance of the one con-
spiracy of which they had been con-
victed.
Judge de Haven remarked that the
point was one for serious considera-
ton, but that he would not. at that
j time, grant the motion to dismiss He
added that the point could be made
just as well after conviction as before
JUDGE DE HAVEN'S CHARGE.
The court, in charging the Jury in
the morning in the trial of Dasha
Dempsey and HON Toon, said that
conspiracy might be proved by circum-
stantial evidence. The trial was not
he added, for illegally landing Chi
nese, but for conspiring to do so; and
! that should it be proved in this case
that the defendants had illegally land
ed Chinese that would not prove them
guilty of conspiracy unless conspir-
acy were also proved. The illegal
| landing of Chinese was an offense for
which the defendants could be punish
ed but the indictment under which
they were being tried did not charge
that offense
With reference to the remarks of
! defendants counsel concerning the
testimony of Thomas T. Burnett, the
court said that his testimony should
/ be weighed and considered with the
same care and in the same manner
as that of any other witness in the
case.
Dempsey seemed to take the verdict
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06
JAMES MCCULLOUGH is
PROMOTED AT PALACE
Will Succeed Len" Austin as Room
Clerk When the Latter Rctires
Saturday

Saturday.
James Mccullough. who has filed
the position of key clerk at the Palace
Hotel for several years, was yesterday.
promoted to the position of roomin y
clerk to succeed Len" Austin, who re-
Gently resigned to accept the manage
ment of the tent city at Santa Cruz.
Mccullough has been connected with
the Palace for many years, having en-
tered on his career there as a bellboy,
in which capacity he gained many
friends and eventually earned for him
self recognition from Manager Kirk
patrick for his ability and appointment
to a higher place.
Mccullough will be succeeded as key
clerk by Carroll Sword, who has until
recently been employed in the I'm
perial Hotel in New York City. The
change takes effect Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06
RumbIe's Trial Set.

The trial of George w. Rumble was
set in TIE United States District Court
yesterday for May 2. Rumble was in
dicted for using the mails with Intent
to defraud his correspondents by
means of a mining scheme.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06
Travel in Luxury.

That's the way to go East Take the Over
land Limited. which will take you over the
Southern and Union Pacific without change 70
Chicago. You leave at q convenient time 10
a m. enjoy fine scenery by day and slectric
light by night. Get descriptive book from S
i. Booth, Gen. Agt. U. P R. R. Mont
gomery street.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06
Violate Game Laws.

Justice of the Peace Craghill OF Santa
Cruz has fined Fred Chaplin $50 for
catching trout during the close sea-
son. w. M. Phillipson and r. H. Mich
OILS have been held to answer before
the Superior Court of Tuolumne County
for having deerskins in their possess
sion.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06

a stimulant to the necessity for artis-
tic surroundings.
Mrs. Brandt dilated upon the agita-
tion created by the Social Science De-
partment for the establishment of
sanitoria for the care of tubercular
patients Results-tangible results
have not yet materialized. but the peo-
pie are thinking on the subject, and
therein lies much qualification. Much
relief work has been done by this de-
partment, and much is planned ahead.
Mrs. Baldwin of the Civics told of
the birth, growth and development Of
the Juvenile Court and of the splendid
results that, in one short year, can be
charged to its account.
other matters of civic policy were
entered into briefly and then-the real
work was on.
Nominations for representatives at
st. Louis for May II, Is and 19 were
made from the floor. Much modesty
prevailed. as is usual in all thrustings
of honors-be it with men or women
until the ballots were cast and counted
and the following women were declared
elected. Delegates-Mrs. a. w. Corn
wall. Mrs J. w. Orr. Mrs. Aylette Cot
ton, Miss Susanne Patch. Mrs. E. ].
Foster Alternates-Mrs. A. L. Barnes,
DR.. MiEora Kibbe. Mrs E. i. Camp
bell, Mrs. ]. S Sanborn, Mrs. w. A.
Goodwin.
And now. We menfolk. behold the
loyalty of the California women to
California's candidate for national
president-the delegates will go in
structed"-and instructed to vote for
the California nominee if there be one
Cit being an acknowledged fact that
Mrs. Robert Burdette of Los Angeles
will seek nomination.. Now, there is
The spirit that should exist everywhere
but doesnt-lOyalty to the home prod
uct. 1t may be provincial and selfish
and other unpleasant-sounding things.
but it's logical and - successful.
California is just learning how. Per-
haps the men in their politics may ac-
quire the habit thus thrust upon them
by the womenfolk. Who knows? And
may the Californian win out at St.
Louis.
Miss Elvira Hobbs and Earl New
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06

Miss Polly Tongue, who has been
spending the last two months in San
Francisco, left for her home in Oregon
last night.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06

We are sole agents for Fountain Pens
that will fit your hand. do not leak and
will write without cooxing Price. S10O
to $500. Sanborn, Vail & Co.. 741 Mar
ket st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06

Log cabini THE bread with q flavor" Ash
your dealer-wholesale-9o0 Dolores q.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-06

Burnetts Extract of Vaui1la-In
purity and strength pre-eminently superior. .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-30

ReoeuHaasube er gnebc of Ru "a Drop Head, Swell Front. Sr tMI
e2o50. GeS Swell Front msues, at SHfsrne % 9rap1rht &c Frtpt st
ruubet % tar fs ualmtnbeig e6t uh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-30
ct Oro til Woere.
u. g. Sppe9aoro b.

CIT mcget pigtig Del al 9srnene8
tioliaite SpOrogelie er at lore Dem
al fornegte og bebcrife iig ielu, nnor.
ionbellt oette bebspes. en- moen
ligeioa uigtig Gel / 9nrnetS Sporo.
9elie i moralif Seuieenbe or at no.
oifle G0le 9epGggriinoe. ut nan
life fremboIoer uogen bsiere @epGg.
GRIND til at banole ret for Barnet
END lloiigteu I'll at faa Ell eller an6en
geIsnning ellcr 6rpgten for en- itreng
Straf, err oen iitreite Woobe, bpor.
paa man fan uooanue oct til ct / bei.
cite @rno egenfiprligt Rermeife, Der
life eier noget bsiere NnnI enO at
tlinne ifrube alt goot I'll iig ielp it0en
at toge Senipn til andre Menneifer.
ut banole ret, foroi oct er ret, er
Ben eneite @ruroool0, bDorpaa man
fam bpage Ell moraIif aurafter. Wtan
life lore 9srnene at gisre ret
for Of unogoo His, eIer of blioe
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man loffe Dem til at opre iuiQe peo
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tsi, Ell BOG, en- &isretllr eIler lignell.
be. aae oiSie 9eu9ggritnoe er egerr.
og forrineer aItio Sioet %
aardfteren noar man gisr Dem iii
m Snuolings bigtigite 8ritnb. Wten
beIer al inSplnnte | oct urge
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ret, ianot, rent, opoigt % aiitp for
bet mooiatte; tbi bette oil borne ON
bets 2ip og 8eloGre % bepore oct
moo 2ioenfaber og Cater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-30
"ssSHsuttr, his snbRrstou eusuI TIT CO upIsssw, fAa rssns Esnfsex 70 sssst
bmBas tom BIsoas prs; las.

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Nsr HUsa hsnenee Mobel im New Home SpmaFfReu. uso 1uegnsle al
ole oeHues spbe % uoeuitele al aGe osnS baorta. GgeuRn5r. Ter &c til
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sisre ten til en- ggoIne al ibfs aasf.
Tn al De fsrfe Gurbels ION er hmst ehr New Home Ialfnsn, &C
ben, at ben sioer ct Positive Feed, ibt Der in, 6etsces noqrn 5iqr ear
Sprns fpr at iaa DtufineH til at artetNe. gn onben 6slOis 2Orbehrina, iom
mart uI btpe paajsune al GubUer, iu bsunder gtaRusn sr a feed, Der sr
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at fOnme Serpriie nc the feed dog. Zen sdme aRaabe at resutsre Seuns
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feed bar, bar alib mrOist GauFelebeber tt brom bet life shp ioretagst msS
HSastsbeo, uWbe. the feed dog enten ramwe 6or' sMr 8agfoen al gualr.
paoen easr Uoiaa uiNe the feed bhpe ui1ou.
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Iatcr'2est adjustable bearngs) pattt mso Silt bohis 0iHr mere sno al.
mtusels SiobartFo, % brorpeo Rualebarrsu biper ifuo til lRnssre lib At
orbdoe uou DIE nmn at 1ioss. Saar Stpisu qaar iprbi Raatsu % aieuuer
Setter, er Soerraaoen Hap bpiht 9sr at ben aloris fan brnfss. gatnen
trrber zig fo banbs rure % necu Eraab, % drbetosr automatic uOeu Suign
til let sGr ip9rt Gr6en.
"Suspennen" bruger bcbbett TraaS % doer lock stitch. Zen rrs
9raab iges le fra GPoeu uoen OF traoss sfnuem ct eaer Here Suuer fr
ben nnar RaoIset. SfptIsu trGor fig eo; ben tan trbes Ncts og sr Ga
at iurfaa. 9aaheH er selfsetting, c8 ian atiau life iGtrs fiasts.
gb bo9t Cling traHes besss 9raars ft iommu 90 IuHes / giOsn al
Gget % Stn8ene sises orrueo iulCeuDt it Og iulohrubis ems paa bssss
Stter al gpet Walhneu ct iUrWust wo lpf SouuSbuL bpUrpeb man ut
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-30
Sopn for aabncD inouer.

Gen friife 9uft bar iontme SSroflp.
SeIie paa &roppcn iom Spiie %
9riffe; oen beitaar of Suritoi og
SpGIitof. 6or @lnrter iom for 8pr
er al Bert % Sriuiel afbGngig al
SpS og 2uft. Sfient Oenne Sano-
beo l9nee bar oGret tieUot, bar man
oespGrre enoni life oroget ben iltIoe
Rptte beraf.
gi bsr BRUCE Sen irrife Suit aat
% Dag for at forheic Dor Sipsfraft,
for al bsine Dor 8lGOe og SipSlpit,
iaa S%Grfeeonerne og IanbsipPno.
fraiten itaoig ipl6es 90 % u0oifles
meo itaSig itsrre 5IiIofommeubeO.
gsan isler iig iaa turg / Sopeoet oa
ina iIoe tilpas eiterat 5aoe til6rogt
Ratten / Ct tilluffet SopepGrelie,
bpor enoogina fna 8erioner bar io'
BET. Zen iuritofboloiaC 2uft bliper
/ 9sbct al fort 5io iortGret, o. oct er
ligefrem iunobeosfarliat at opboloe
Tia | ct iaaodnt @IreIie. 9erom fam
man ogiaa ~operbeoiie fig peo at finn.
Se iig no / Sen friife GU. oe fort LID
eiter penoe tibage. Zen efle, fpol.
menoe 2uft, iom oa itrsmmer en-
imsoe, riaa flnne ~oper6eoiie ielp Den
melt ioritoffeoe. 5 iaaoame Sope.
pGreIier. fpIote iou Be oite er meo
ltge os Raaneoer eanlle nbounituin.
ger, lGgscs ofte Spiren til Slber-
fuIoie, grpitipse, aiertalipee sleg'
lot 0. |. b.
Gerfor. bar De iiirOe at beboIoe
oa itaaIi9tte Geres Simobeo, iaa tag
imoo et pelment HaaO: 'Sou ior
aabne gfnouer!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-30
afolfninS.
his,pt,ss

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Sra Suitralien os Rew 9eelano fom.
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initial lite iiliaser | iaa hri Grab, icnt
man nnser a~lminoelise Surbolo buroe
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nbebcet o9 oil peobliue at urre bet, til
Sanoinssanl9s blioer iuoipri Der, men
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bette. p9 iroos bet, at &rie oa Speoom
itta fan Iises al bore Ell m~pbrpbenoe
6attor | A~nitraIien, 8eloifumsen life
fprgges, ION ben bpr, iaa meuer "@ers
mania, at bet er meo S%eioliuingens
eaen Billie, al 5prpselisn fun er rings.
Sep iarbeles itreuse Snppaubriusss
Ippe man bar laaIeoss iprbuot al
Sneoancring al 3rere - bar mau noe
item ltanoiet Snounubrinsen.
3 Dc fem 9Iar, iom ubIpb / December
1902. uperltes llbuonOriuseu Suopau.
orinsen meo l173 geriuuer; men bette
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aariugen iii neutrality-suspicious. vi.
s aaret 1898 blep Der i GuitrnIisn
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bp99ere, men / 1902 fun 1890.
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Solicit oerpec moergrauer jim 9iustrait
ut Saob paa 6remiioeu.
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S~sosialO, ct llnoerifuo al SO; / giep
1894 GgoIIer % 5,637
SDpsiaIO, ct lluberituO al 1913; i
Rasio6uiettS 2l,S0O 5poIler % 35,'
,97 9posialO, ct uuoerItuO al 49,
.97!
2ette er euouu orrre eno / GuItras
len, buor 5gllernes Entail IN BE-
pna 4 MiQioner - / be 8 gIur,
YER uOlpb peo gtptaar, Ooerites Obs
meo 26S, 1873. Raar Dor 5plte'
bier en- itart gGrt al Seiult
mua bette iDrIt ps remit t~ilitri'
es Snopanorlusen % Sgolernes 6gp'
'ig6eo blnnot be Snopanorere, iom enb
u life bar tilegnet Jig ben "nmeritaHits
tultur". 0teu buor 5Orboloeue er
.uniti9it lrtter maH bog life Einene
ur, at Suoet pgiaa er tiliteoe Der.
5elU i 1giflanO er 5poilerueS antal /
s Berlin er be /. Gr. saneos
ed ira 40 til 20 pr. 1000 Snobpgs
ere, og for belle SDitlauos 8sbtom.
lenoe giRlber Del, at bet goos SeiuIint
lie aleue itDloes 5sollsrnes Gntal, men
at 9DoelisbeOsyrOcsuten for.
ueo sooe iauitGre 5orhulo,
a at llopanorlngeu er / 5ilba9egang.