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New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
CIVIL CLAIMS IN POLICE COURT.
Magistrate sweetser Says He Will Discon-
tinue Practice of Wringing Out Settlements.

i am going TO stop the using Of this court for
wringing out the payment OF civil claims said
MAGISTRATE sNeeiser IN the Essex Market court yes
terday afternoon:
Aaron Klein. pedler. Of No ls7 % stree,
sd was a5Tsignee h, S on larceny charge He was &C
Susea ~ 9 49, weiss or No ls7 Rivington street
an ufnDrella dealer. OF obtaining Coods
SEC under false pretences The Complainant ho az
ever. refused 10 press the case SAVING 4, - h
settled Klein had had Weiss arrested sIso sd & Deen
larceny charge 'N''eu also on a
felony IN refusing press the eharr
tiOn then swOre out Information sta
with compounding felony Weiss gave W. ts weiss
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
RscI1ALs AT NATIONAL MUSIC SHOW

Two recitais given I'm the concert haIl az
Madison Square Garden yesterday by Max NJ
Herzberg. who played programmes Of Liszt Chopin
Nendelssohn. Crieg and Rubinstein. in connection
with the National Music Show. Two yiolins have
been added 20 the exhibition section ton the sOutb
avenue): one, a Cremona (AmatD. bearing the data
1871 the other said 20 be the largest violin ever
made. which Is owned and played upon by Profes-
sor Karl Lancer and was made by his father tn.
recitals I'm the concert hall to-day will be as foI
lows: At l:3e p. m. Abraham Nelson will piaV =
Schtmann programme the Christman piano as
sisted by Miss Effie Stewart soprano and Cltrro-s
Weiley barytone; this evening az $50 O'clock sa
leetions frem the published works or Jerome r.
mick will be sung by j. A Drescoll. tenor
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
CHINESE STUDENTS HELD UP.

Baltimore. Sept. 2o--AmOng the passengers on the
North German Lloyd steamship Cassel. which ar
rived from Bremen to-day. were Charles Foo and
G. II Frznking. two Chinese boys from the Philip
pine Islands. FraulIing purposes taking UP the
study OF mechanical engineering al the Iniver-
ei.y OF Ann Arbor. Mich. and Foo intends 20 pur-
s2e theological studies al the Garrett Biblical In
stt1-A al Dyznston IL Commissioner Weiss in
formed fhefn that Baltimore not port OF
entry Cor Chinese students. and thai they should
have gone 20 New York. The matter was referred
10 ne immigration authorities At Washington. and
pending their decision the two students will be de-
i3;.so ~ the cstentiOn house al Locust Point.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
lFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

NdSn1nEIOn. september ~
FOR NEW YORK RIFLE RANGE--The War
Department will soon take up the recommendation
made by General 2. d. Grant for the establishment
of a model target range IN the vicinity of New
York The range will have 20 be within reach Of
water transportation. The transportation in
by the government could be utilized in taking
troops to and from the range. Target practice and
the matter of providing a range on which II can
be carried out by the troops military necessity.
At present the prescribed practice is carried on
with great difficulty il being necessary TO make
arrangements with different authorities 70
secure their ranges such times the state
militia is not using them From year to year this
tice must be condensed and made to suit the con-
venence OF the state, which interferes much with
troops Land for such ranges. IL is believed. can
now be purchased at more reasonable rate than
only one rihe range in New York suitable for
Competition A range in the vicinity OF New
additional incentive 70 better shooting among
the enlisted men. would afford the govern
sary practice for the eastern ter half q the the United
ana wo9d a1a be phe most V desirable site in the United
States for carrying on the competition
ORDERS IsSUED-The following army and navy
orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Firs, Lieutenant LUCIUs c. BENNEIT 2lst Infantry.
moRToS HENRI from assistant to eommissry gen.
eral 20 Philippines, relieving JACOB e BLOOM. who
viii prqesea 70 sos,4n' 9T sd rsisss = CbPcara 'O
First Lieutenant DWIGHT B. LAWToN, 18th Infantry.
from Fort Riley 20 Both Infantry. Fort Reno
CIptsin s. C. LENIY retire). to ONCE OF Secretary OF
Lieutenant mt Gommahder I. H CHANDLER. to tn. Con-
nscttcut. -
Ass,stant Surgeons / F. cOHN. J. B. KAUFMAN. NJ
II AMES T. ". RAISEN and J. n Mn ak. de-
tached naval hospital Norfolk
FLINT es.aGsed p the EsRns11; and O powSEY
hospital Philadelphia
p e q pSSspEIi. detached naval hospital. Newport.
w s KUDER detached naval hospital Boston.
j. p HAYNES. detached naval hospital Washington
H BUTTS. detached Naval Academy. Annapolis. and
c X. wINN. detached Travelling Naval Recruiting
Acting Assistant Surgeons A NIX JONES. detached
Naval Hospital. Norfolk
II L. SMITH detached Naval Hospital Phisdslphia-
w G. STEADMAN. Jr.; H. NJ DoLLARD and z. P.
HUFF. detaci ed Naval Hospital New York
B c. BAKER. detached Naval Hospital Newport
ngton. and E E. CURTIS. detached Camp Harrins-
ton Rifle Range. williamsburg; all 20 Naval Medical
Sclool. Washington. for instructions
MOVEMENTS OF vESSELS-Ths following
movements OF naval vessels have been reported:
ARRIVED.
September ie-Tke Des Mones Havana
The Potomac at 81. Johns
SAILED
September le-The Potomac. from So. John. for ST
The Cincinnati from Chefoo for Kobe
The Wisconsin from Yokohama for Honolulu
The Yankee ordered placed out OF commission yard
The Prairie the ordered commissioned.
yard. Boston
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
NEBRASKA TOWNS FACE FAMINE.
sut Off from Railroads, Appeal for Wagon
Trains TO Bring Supplies.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune ]

Sioux City. Iowa Sept. ga dozen towns in
Northern Nebraska. cut or from railroad oonnec-
ton by the foods OF the last week are telephonirg
franucally 20 Sioux City and more fortunate towns
asking that provisions be sent them Immediately
This can only be done by means Of wagons. ana
HIS Is almost impossible because OF the continued
rains. hub deep mud and swollen streams. Not
since Sunday have trains reached ThurstOn, Pen
der Bancroft, Wakefield. Concord COleTidge, Har-
rineroa Wansau. Wayne, Newcastle. Ponca ana
ofhfr lesser towns
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
MAN HANGED IN PARK THICKET.
Body Undiscovered for Several Days-Found
by Laborers.

An unidentified man found hanging from a
tree in Central Park yesterday. 72d street He
had been dead several days. The place was a
thicket detachment OF labOrers sent 20 cut
away the underbrush found the body.
A trunk strap was used by the man 20 n.,S n.S
himself How the man got 10 where he commitc>i !
suicide nobody seemed to know.
The man was feet 10 inches high. about thirty
FIVE years old attired in dark suit OF inexpensive
material gray soft hat, gray underwear no Top
shirt, brown stockings and black shoes
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
SAID JEROME HAD HIM DISCHARGED

David Wsldie sixty years old of 40. ST. Ninth
avenue. was srraFnes IN the West Side court yes
~rcsg on charge of sending threatening postal
ssrcs 60 District Attorney Jerome Nar... .,.s,e
-Asr M Jerome vas eavious o. him and had had
him ciscns-gec from every JOB he got Waldie is
carpenter by trade and IS supposed 10 be slightly
dsnentec. lie sent 20 Bellevue for observation-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER q.
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

TRANSPALIFIC
Destination ard steamer. Close In N X.
Guam and Philppne Islands
(via Franciscol-U transport. To-day. l2:3O
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands via San Francisco
Japan. Corea China and Philippine ISL
ands. via Vancouver and Victoria. b.
C-Empress Of India Sept ~ 800
New Zealand Australia. New Caledonia.
Samoa. Hawaii and Fill Islands. via
San Francsco-Sonoma Sept 80 II 80
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

John H. Springer. the Grand Opera House man
ager. who was injured In an automobile crash on
Wednesday and who removed 20 the Imperial
Hotel, said last night 20 be slightly improved
though by no means out OF danger. The attending
physician fears blood poisoning may set in His
son VIII recover The chauffeur. James T. Marston.
Is still In the New York Hospital
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
ACCUSED OF swINnLINe FoassTERs

giuseppe Stezzano tailor. was arrested yes,er
dag afternoon. complaint Of John Fabrizio. who
accused hiU OF collecting 81 30 from him on the
false representation that he WAS empowered 10
enroll members in the FOresters Of America SteS-
zano In the West Side court held In $1,000 bail
for trial
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Iucania reported 70 Sable Island YESTERDAY az $50
m when 7e4 miles east Of Sandy Hook she VIII pr''o-
ably dock about T:3O a tomorrow.
The Ameriks reported 20 Cape Race at 4;3o m. sep
terber Ie 40 miles OF that station she Is
expected 70 dock abeCt 2:30 m to-morrow
Siasconsett yesterday at t3o m
when As Nantucket Lghtshtp- she Is sx-
pected 20 dock about T3O a m to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

W. r. Davis. Peter Farley and Professor" Sam
uel Reilly who tatooed Madelins Altman. OF No.
% Bleecker street were each sentenced 20 ten DAYS
IN the TOmbs yesterday by Justice McAvOy. IN
Special Sessions
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

Francis p, Harbaugh. real estate dealer of
brooklyn. ard his brother john Of Baltimore who
were arrested at Coney Island Tuesday nigh, a.
suspicious persons were discharged yesterday bv
Magistrate Tlghe. They say they viii sue the city
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 5:45 Sunset 500 Moon Sis Moons age
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook Island ESQ He'll Gate II o3
PM-Sandy 9:47 Gov. Island s56 Hell Gate II 40
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Sept 20, 1906.
ARRIVED

Steamer Altai Ger). Boldt Cape Hayti September 4
Pert de Pax 5 Port Prince GOnaives Z Jeremie s.
Savanla H. santa Marta u and lnagua Ia. 70 the Ham
burgAmericaH Line with 13 passengers mails
Arrived Bar S:45 a
Steamer Falco tNOrl Hansen. Sazua September and
Matsnzas H. TO W Munson. with sugar Arrived the
Ear $50
Fagertun tNor Iversen Port Antonio septen-
ber ~ % the BattagO So Co. with fruit
steamer America tSor, OsterwaId Port Antonio Sep
tember "a 20 the Atlantic Fruit Arrived
Sicilian Prince tBr, Caridge Naples Septeu
her T. Messira and Palermo G. TO - r Richards & Co
with cabin and stt steerase passengers mse Ar
steamer Kansas city CBr, Lewis 81 Vincent 9 Y
september o. 20 James Arken & co. in ballast Arrived
steaDar Fl cid Baker Galveston September "A =, the
Southern Pacific Co. with Use. eft Quarantne at no
steamer Colorado. smith. Mobile September II Esv
West II and Pru1swck u, 10 G II Mallory & Co win
passengers and mdse Left Quarantine G:ls a m
- 70 the Ocean S Co. with passengers mdse Iett
james z Ward Co. with mise. Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Algonquin. pevereaux Jacksonville sep,.,h.-
IL and Charleston IS the CLYDE Steamship C5ron1v
with passengers and ndse Cuarantine a, n -
steamer Monroe. Dole Newport News ana Norf5rt %
the Old Dominion steamship COMPANY VSfb s,A. "
and mds~ Left Quarantine at 3OS D m
sandy Hook J.. Sept %. $50 p m-wind south
SAILED.
steamers Deutschland tGer for Hauburv tn p,,
outh and CneToourE La Touraine Err. HavTe q + eT-
gen DAM Christian,a and Copenhagen; Ocsa1a ,tsr
Anglo SAXON tBrl. Wilmington q N,rIa, ~, NJ,
Core, Satsuma 'Br Penarg. singapore Mania stc
tNorl wndsor $ Parims ,Rr, tDSsSo tDs,c Says9tor
peneSafa e,c; Hamilton, Norfolk and Newport Nevs
1lty ot Macon. savannah. Bay state t0wtnG barvss
Galveston - i"s'
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

EORT WOOD. \. Y. H. sEfi. = Tr.ss..ss
sealed proposals. p Iipsn.Sasssacsicn srS'Ss
sTsi'Ss snS eSu.sISsasa .ssiss'sss proper
ceived here until n so a. m SN ~ bida
furnished on application. Envs.ele' ~ Publs - ,
should 30 endorsed "ConstrtcL,ylxo IN ell. cpes~
Fort Wood. ~. X Il" n y
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORT -. -

pkOfOSALS tOh AhA-'N' - -s,,a,- p
ING.-Dspot CuartsrmastsEs O,1sa ~ sss,,..ls Z.
New York city sept Is. lso.Sr--so IN os rsrts ii
this once until O'Clock =. NJ Octoeer Y. .l Nss
opened for manuf sanrins siS es-s.rs varoSs - n
OF clothing and equi nAac Tor usl,t.. ~ rroposas
Is reserved reject "a accept shS s a, alt.css
nestle production manufAeees s,-sf.n pfdss...l
& SlS pslos tne'sS % fv ~ tSereonl o-ns 49,. al
samples can be seen az and blanks ~. srllcaicn
Information viii be furnished uloa t-rnasf % =
Once EnVeIope, containing proposals |Eogif ~ -
Proposals for Transport Slothlns Is-a and -
opened AZ 4 o'ciock u NJ OCTOBER p ss.~,rssles
10 W m MILLER Deputy -
UeDof Ouarfefntstcr-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-21

Brings mail
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-02
aeiier Ds aonse. melle11 aeiler

aeiicr % &pnge. Melle1n &eiler
@ilbeln1 og bans Snfel Song 60,
nnrb, Iaa bel font n1ellem oeres res
i},eHipe 2an6e, bar Ser be ii6ite Si-
ser raaoet ct 111in6re henifdbeligt
sorboI6, Scr til 3iber en6og bar bR-
ret iaa. ipa1tot, at Ser bar paret 9ale
ON Greosbruo. Nu figeS 6er at boz
re opnaaet beore 6oritaaelie mellem
oe to 6DrIter be6 Dronning Meran-
orog Menentfonit. Dronningen og
&ei1ere,1 mg6tes be6 Song @briitian5
@egrobeIie, % set fortGl1es, at oe
be6 Ben 2eiligbe6 bab6e en- lang
Son1tole, Ser fgrte til, at aeiieren
ffrep ct Iangt perfonIig 8reb til fin
DnfeI, fon1 6e11ne beibarebe ! ct Sc
IrgranL Ser Dar meget benifabeligt
offattet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-02

l1ofnIoet al grelieSeolget pil
iiffcrt pinoe s. bsbeo blanot ocn
{tore oarife ss,eiS hing j A,rsritn.:
.De poletes Napnds q, Boronti for.
at set er 5age41sS s,1tcts BET girloer
og life oen eltfeli psrionliee Seq,
Ser he's ale mi6r sifn1 briHierc.
seHobets iSnaoe rctainscr
bil bIibe beigrgakdf q, lg1,t,et Mo,,a=
ger, ionl arbei0 t1,oer 9 Be{tDrel liens.
1fil,n, og fan eoiges, bpig ban
life iitste er iin &opgh ofier. Mr. Gbas.
s s 8pberg palsteslom Manaaer.
Z F.. +f.@5.ii ! = =,
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ut LAMB uoen Stpre.
MsarpHp.
- =. -.

L y . + . : < * Il i
S Maaneosifriftet rCutloof" fiu=
oeS en- i,,teresiant slrtifeI ON Marof-
10, bpis Mffarer for Gioen bebanoIss
paa &onferet,cen gngeciros, @pani-
en-, al 8rofesior 6. Monet peo tint
berfitetet / @enf, en- Manb, ser lpn-
&c bar beifirftiget fig n1eo at }t,l0s.
re Jorboloene / Noro Afrifa og for
nplig foretog Ell lRngere Reile gien-
uem Maroffo. &on ifriper ON bette
aanb 81. a. felgenbe::
Maruffo ligger, eeoerafiff let, Bic,
ct 9sar 9inerS Sci ira europa, men
#Taf1iif Iigger Set. ilerss Marbl1norcoer
iiarnt ira Gpropns &l,ltllr. s Dr-
bets ege1,tliae Betponi1g befil1oer
Nfaroffo fig enonn u1ibt i N1iObelal,
oeren Scr fin6er Ser ingen .a&a1tbs-
.peje, i11gen Sernboner, iasen Bnlt=
gang, niger, Ielegrni. - Nm Ste
Der finoes e,, a,1ue,1oefrg 2oftbepeL
men oel1 ct ct Ninoe Iigefro Roncrti-
.ocn; % De fem eller Jets 8roer. lon1
er oe eneite ,9perfarter oper Sc talrige
6lu6er, itdm,ner ogiau fra beu Sis na
ct nj, ul0eles forial6nc oa Iipsforligc
at betrnoe.
Mfaroffo CT ct Qonb 1,oen Mbn1ini-
:Itratior. 5fatterne i11ooripes albslcs
naor 5u1ta,.en clIer CT.
5bsitltaaenoc G,nbebs11n1b trnngcr til
Betge. l1benfor 5tuosmrrene er
Scr bberfen 5ifterbeD for 2ip eller
2enuncr;; fclp 5ultanen fl,nbe rifle.
re at blipe l,6pfpnoret, bpis ban po=
#peoe fig ct Nor ailontctcr loeni,r.
.De5. 91oget oronet Metspnlen efsi=
ltercr ielpfpIgelig life. 5pis en-
aobi pan Gabe,t lnsoer en- fattig
Mano, ion, ban al Ell ellcr anbcn
:BrllnO life lDl1eS ON, Tprer ban l,os,l
yioerc 9rcne af Uprcr og ber:1co el
Sen Gag l1oe al Beroen. Dc foriar-
oelige iangialsb11ller er beftanoig
propnllbe al lllpffelige, lom olorig
bar opnaaet retslig llnosriseelie ellcr
Com. &oii,ili, Sen / fin 9io neget
oniatteoe 8onottferer, las TT, slor
ialnpnfet til 8Gggen i ct Iao0a,1t
GGngiel; I'LL er bon peo ollebaonoe
aabenlpie 5fratenrgDerier blepcn Of
iicisl Gu1pernsr oper en bel Eropin5!
Mfaroffos Solooter bar &rofesior
Mo1ct i11gen slgtelle for. @,n 8jer9e
beboerne fan Haas for Nlpor. Sul.
taners @oloater lpbcr beres Sci neo
set fbrit, 5fl,b. gsaar 5ultanenS
&anonerer lfal iigte, tager De 2aonin-
gen 1.o og figger gienneln &anonlp-
bet!
!MoltAe Maroffancre, baobe Bpje
% lobe, lGnge5 eftsr ct epropGiif Sc
gi,,reute meo &eformer og oroneoe
6orbplb, Serubancr, &etspnIen olp.
Men bpis Mogterne forlpgte meo Gil
frlles A0n1iniitration, piloe man TIN
oplene eli &jentagelle al &on,eoier
pco 8osperus. 5fal noget birfeltgt
l16retteS, n1oo Granfrig bape Subj
n1agt til at gipre set pan egen Saa11o,
og lao fan m1ligbis Maroffo I en-
npr Jre111tio blipe en- ligelaa peloro=
net @tat ion Snnis. &bis oo life
Mllba1nebonernes 6anatisne %
8iergbeboernes 6rtbeoslDit logger
,toperitigelige Sin0ringer Gejen.
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Seni.b geoboers % Benners 3p.
x1prfiontbe0 pna bette Moo, big ben.
bore libernIe giIbuS, freu,iatte Der i
BIabet, 90 forfbg ct ffaffe os ! M
Mborncs,t.
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Ny fiu,Il ,Il|fparitrt.
1Niinueiot SO. 1873"

| t1sinneie Ro. 1ss",
6priegsitatio1,enst ct: 9lntboltD
Yarf bar ircmitilM e,, M @peoetppc
al gaarbue0e, foHlgita,er eoee 2gitcr
ON foreaet llbbpa aesbcr I :gsoropeite1.
Sen biz Blue fjeubt niber gsopnet
Mil,nclota Ne. 1sa Get .bertes Al
oenne garietet, dtoen bill bic c,,o=
I'LL beore RciuItahr ems Sc to be=
fie1ote 8arictetersgso. 1853 % Geo.
100, iom pi ti6lieere bar ltab1,t, %
ion, io nil loa3 atsflge bper Bnrn1er
bcr State,, fienoer. 5tatiol1e1 bar
efsperi1ne,,teret 1nD penne ME gariz
etet II lan,il,'baglar, ira 1896 til
1905, begoe Mdt= inobefatteoe. Set or
f11noet, at ben gioer itsrre llbbptte
enb nogen anocn Hbtil prppct 8arie=
tet, ,1en1lig 28,97 Bu, bporin1oo t69.
aiper $3.50 % 1B 27,57 8nibels.
Mn0re 1al, Der tan a,1fpreS til 5an1-
lnenlig,ting CT 5abnes Bluc 5teu1.
2l,12, % @oiuersigife 24,39.
gnbber Jnrmer Scr fl,n0c pl,ite.
nRrn1ere :OpIpsnitIaer on, benne npe
Gpeoeparietet, tansfao ioaoan peo at
itripe til 5tationsllI 81
Cen oprinbellse 5aoirb til N1i,1=
',eiota 1SS ,iir slnolt ira Nrofcs1or.
8illiatn solut6ers al Dttatpa, Cana
oa, i 1896. Den blep ]trafS laoet i
iSurisgsbe6eue pes lorlegSltotionel1,
og n1alt far fortlot 6isie Ereper li9e
Iiben Oengung, til San,n,e1ligning
nleo Sc beolte Barieteter, bao6e no=
tl.rligc og forbe6re6e. De,tne ,lDe
@orietet CT eli arbbsning l1lellem
@bitc Sic og 2a6oga, % 8rofesior
Snl,n0crs beiergeoe arp6sninge,,.
2o0oga CT Ell ifjaggct, glat, aDnet
@Deoe, Ser er fien6t for at blipe tib=
lia mooen. gabitc Site er cl, of oe
ol,llinbelige @pe6eparieteter Set CO..
1,o6iife &bebebiitrift.
Minneiptu 9to. 1873 CT cit lfjGg9ct,
glat og apnet !Soeoe, meo forte
,Spifes" og let rpolig slone. 5traoet
CT fort % ltipt % life loa tilbeieligt
til at gaa 2eie lont Stroaet al Sc
mere ru1lfe @lue Ster1 Gorieteter.
Nlanterne er tilbgielige til at brebe
| Jig Iturft peb 5ioelfu0. &prnet MOE
nes fra 8 til 10 Gage tioligere ero
Minncioto Size og Blne Ste,n 9pe-
6erne, % at oenne @rlno unogaor
Oct i96bonlig 0e goelaggeIier, Ser
fblger n1eb Sen forte 5tilfruit. Set
| er al ba1ne 8lante at ser lR6banlig
anrettes iaa itore 96elnggelier paa
@beoen, "a sen fpreber fig iaa nolo=
ion1t Iige fgr Soften. SibIigt mob=
| nenoe @orieteter fan ofbgltes iaa tio-
lig, at g}1iten life faor 2eiligbeb til
at angribe Manten % foraarlage
ifrl1npebe 4mn.
&orl1ets sSarDe er 6Db amber reb=
Zig, ,neget Zig Ben al Sc aller beblte
! Observation-Disclosures. Nrof. Sar=
RI 5,1D6er, aen1ifer beb MnneIotu
gfsperi1nent Citation, bar prebet De
mel6o,1nei16e Ggenffaber peo Mdnne-
ioto $50. 18S, ligeion1 og{aa anbre
Mel Gfsperts bor prppet ben. Ste
'inltotet af bisie &r6ber er, at 6enne
8orietet in6eboI6er mere @luten er,o
Sc itanborb Speoeiorter Minnefota
16S % 169, procentbis. 8ette @ln-
ten bar BOG 1toget blg6ere og iffe ilet
| lao goot bpao 4nIgr oneaar. Dei-
ge1t bapebe gobt og gap ct 8reo, Der
bar al famine abalitet ion1 bet, Der
er bngt at Melet fra Mi1tnefota 1853
% 1859. MelfbaIiteten of Minneio-
ID 1873 er berfor i.oet belle babet oper
al Qritif.
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aulmineritreifcn, Ser bill blibe er-
flpret oen 1. Mpril, bbis Ser life M
ben ben SID opnaaes Sberensfo,n5s.
mellem l1nionerne og Mi1teeierne, ciN
mlllig blibe afbGrget beo 9sre}ioent
@oofebelts Wellemfonlit. SoDr, MiHf-
cben, Brpiioent for lt11ionerne, gar I
flere Gage forban6Iet meo 9feprpjcu-
tonter for Wlineejerne. Goojenela
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ban opfororer ban1 og 5ornranoe,H
for Mneeiernes 0rgnniiotion, s.
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frRbe opnaaet Ell Operettsfo1nja.
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Streifen fan unogaaes:
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Nlbert 9lasu,usicn, cl, SIN al
0uftor Rasnlusien peb .Beile Mmts
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ofeooet bco Dp6en al Gari1tg / Sta=
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mere Gio bar opbolot Jig bos> en- ber-
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inroist oe bill bltpe i,,obiet ibrltfon.
ater1oe ssnbug. 9je1tmet bgrer l,n.
scr Cen oorife airfe Mn,erifa og
er rei}t peo fripillige 8orag, en-
.Hprre Sci al 8pggeluut1nen i't0fom
pth be ifior Toraar ofbolbte s. 6.
.sssnberfen Setter r1,nbt ON 2anod.
ssn oanffe airte bar MI ,1noer Sper.
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Der Hal ltgge ,1oe paa 2onbet og bar
ltebfat "a, @on1ite, Ser fol taae nar
mere ,gclNnutelie ON oenne Sag.
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fen iom BELT aoresfe poo 0pfor..
bring.
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