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third interest. The sale wil take place
on January "a.
-Since the Judgment we are acting under
was given in April, before Miss Munro trans
ferred her property to her mother, that act
cannot affect our right to sell her interest
in the property. We also have a prior lien
over Mrs. Carriers claim
Miss Munro's r~erlevin against Mrs. Os-
born and the latter's suit to recover s13,-
$685. 90 from Miss MunIo are both still pend
ing. Miss Munro sought to gain possession
Of jewels which she valued at Sl0,6s2, and
which she said Mrs. Osborn was holding.
Mrs. Osborn's claims against Miss Munro
are various. One is for $3.50 s duty on
Turkish cigarettes. For Miss Munro's
share in the hire Of electric cabs and oar
riages there is an item OF t2S7.20. Mrs.
Osborn also sets up a personal loan OF 81 ITO
to Miss Munro, and says that she advanced
t1O,S29 TO her friend to represent her in
terest in the Osborn playhouse.
Though Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Osborn
nothing to say yesterday about their mutual
grudge against Miss Munro, 1t was declared
in the theatre district that a common ground
OF sympathy a begun to draw the one
time enemies into something approaching
friendliness Now that Mrs. Carter herself
is at outs with Miss Munro, Mrs. Osborn,
so it was said, finds no more cause for dis
liking Mrs. Carter.
A suit was brought in the Supreme Court
yesterday against Miss Munro by Charles
r. Rocker to foreclose a mortgage OF
81 500 made by her on September 10 last
on her one-third interest in the property
at "a and 80 West Fifty-ninth street. The
mortgage was recorded yesterday.
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MUTUAL LIFE COFFIN"
HaIdeman said TO Have Removed Lists OF
POIicyhOIders In u.

Special Ca0e Desplteh 10 THE sun.
LONDON, Dec. THE trial Of the suit OF
the Mutual Life Insurance Company ~
New York against ID. C.. Haldeman, formerly
the Mutual's manager in London, and the
North British and Mercantile Insurance
Company for an injunction and damages
was resiimed to-day in the Chancery division
Of the High Court. Before the case opened
two ushers staggered into the court room
carrying a heavy brown box which il
known in the Mutual office az the coffin"
Squire Cox, policy clerk In the Mutual
Office, testified that he had in his charge
20, COO cards bearing the names and adj
dresses Of the %company's British policy
holders and the amounts for which they
were insured. He was instructed, Deem
Der 10. to take the cards out of the cabinet
in which they were kept and TO place them
in the coffin" which Haldeman, it is al
legged, has removed from the office in a cab.
The witness said lie had no seen the origi-
malls since he placed them in the BOX.
He was ordered by Hsldeman TO prepare
three lists, which showed that the Mutual
had i4O British policyholders insured for
s5o. 900 and over. 2I3 insured for from SIS 900
10 $50, 900 and 1888 insured for over IS 1000.
Inc letterpTeSS COTieH OI tneSe usus re-
manned in the office, but the originals had
been searched for unavailingly.
The plaintiffs suggestion IL that Halde-
man removed the lists.
Mr.. Newman testified az to how he re-
moved the coffin" from the Mutual build
ing on December % last n placed il on top
of Mr.. Haldeman's cab.
Another witness, a clerk employed in adj
dressing enveloDes in which CIRCULAR were
sent TO the British p~olicyhblders, caused
general laughter by describing how curiosity
regarding the future contents OF the en-
v~elopes led him TO address one to himself
He duly received a circular from the policy
holders committee. although he was not a
~policyholder.
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TUG Runs WILD.
When She u Caught Her sole Occupant
and tho NaWI Are Missing.

The tugboat Rancocss, owned by the J..
B. King Plaster Company of New Brighton,
Staten Island. was leaving Pier I TO cross
the bay last night when it collided with the
West Shore Railroad tug F1annery, hauling
a car float
The captain had ordered full speed ahead
20 try TO avoid the collision, but when it
came the crew, with the exception of a
green deckhand, fearing that the Ranco-
cas- would sink, jumped on the noat.
The Rancocas went on toward Liberty
Island, but was carried toward Governors
Island by the northwest wind. The Flan-
merry left its float and gave chase.
After hitting a Standard Oil tug and
escaping damage the Rancocas was
finally caught, but was bumped again so
badly that a hole was torn in her side below
the water line. While she was being towed
10 staten Island she sank on the fats.
The green deckhand and the Rancocas's
yawl were missing when she was caught.
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The weather.

The storm which vas causing rain and snow In
this section on Thursday was forced out the 81
Lawrence valley yesterday. irving way 20 a hiEn
area with an attendant cold wave. which reached
the Middle Atlantic and New England states. The
empersture at some points in the Ohio Valley and
southern Lake regions fell as much as IS degrees
and the general fall from the middle Mississippi
valley east TO the Atlantic coast WAS from 10 10 %
degrees. II was generally colder in all sections of
the country. except IN the upper Missouri valley
northern Rocky mountains and north Pacific coast.
Freezing weather prevailed south 20 Tennessee and
Arkansas and there was an isolated brit OF freezing
TEN peratures over Nevada and q portion Of Utah.
The weather in moet sections Of the country was
generally fair. the exceptions being light snow In
the lower Lake regions and western New York
and In Montana and heavy rains on the north
Pacific Cosst.
In this city the day was fsir and much colder:
wind. high northwesteTly: average humidity, 81
per cent. corrected to read to sea level.
atsA. NJ. 90; at p. NJ. 1904.
The temperature yesterday. as recorded by the
onncial thermometer Is shown IN the annexed table:
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KAISER RESENTS CRITICISM.
1ggrieVed At Charges Of Colonial CrueIties
Made in the ReIchstaE.

VSNN ~N0' 49,
BERLIN, Dec. An article published
here represents the Kaiser as being indig-
nant at the accusations of the Socialists
and Centrists in the Reichstag against
colonial officials. His Majesty il reported
as saying aggrievedly:
Foreign countries believe these allega-
lions Of misgovernment and cruelty are
true, and they are exploited for political
rpo to our disadvantage"
The Kaiser has ordered a strict in~estiga-
ton of all the charges and the prompt
punishment of any official who has abused
his power. The Chancellor's POPULATIONS
Of the accusations have been 30 general
and sometimes ~ unprecise as 20 rather
strengthen the belief Of the Governments
opponents in the charges.
Germany has a tough proposition 10 deal
with in southwest Africa. The Govern
ment admits that it must continue 20 main
tain there 5000 troops.
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SYMBOLIC DANCER'S TROUBLES.
Ruth 81. Denis AZ LOgserhesds with Comic
opera Manager I'm Berlin.

SpeCloL thOte DeSpdCN " n VI
BERLIN, Dec. Ruth St. Denis, the
symbolic dancer. is at loggerheads with
Manager GregeT Of the Comic Opera here.
Mrs. st. Denis tells the correspondent
Of THE Sun. that Ruth has been badly used
by Greger, who at the close of her engage
ment withheld her salary. amounting to
some thousands Of marks. Once he re-
fused to surrender her personal property
and photographs.
Grezer alleges that Miss ST. Denis
agreed to buy some new scenery he pIr-
chased for her. This Miss ~. Denis denies.
The matter ia now before the court.
A few days ago an officer OF the law
practically broke into her room al her
hotel, where she was in bed. and insisted
upon searching for diamonds and other
valuahles a. security for possible law costs.
The manager Of the hotel finally got the
man ont. Miss 81. Denis is now playing
at the Winter Garden.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-08
GERMAN WON'T MAKE TROUBLE
AIgeciras Treaty In Reichstag Franco
spanish IOurse s%atIsractOrN.

,NppctdL C0b7e Dfsp1lch % IBB SUI.
BERLIN, Dec. The Reichstag passed
to-day on its first and second readings
the bill for the adoption Of the Algeciras
convention.
During the debaoS Baron Won Tschirsky,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. said that a
Franco-Spanish identical note regarding
Joint naval action in Morocco had been
handed to all the Powers concerned. IL
contPined a declaration 70 the effect that
the object of the measure was solely to
exercise n reass uring influence upon the
Moroccan population.
lie added that Germany had no cause
10 oppose joint Franco-Spanish action.
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" AsHINoToN oRscAsr poR TO DAT AND TOMORROW,
For eastern Nsr YORK. eastern Pennspirdnid. New
Jevsev. DeIdrare. ne District OF Columbia and
Maryland, fair and not 80 cold 10 day; increasing
dEoudnsss and probably snoD 10 .morrop: fresh
nOrl1pesr lrfnds becoming eda.
For New England. fair and continued cold to.
day; fair and wsrmer 10 morrow: diminishing
northwest winds.
For western Pennsylvania and western New York,
cloudy and not 20 cold 70 day: snow or rain to.
morrow: variable winds becoming east and fresh.
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Julie BonbOn'' a Failure,

Special Cable Despatch TO The Sun
LONDON. Dec. Julie Bonbon,7 which
was produced at the Waldorf Theatre on
November 20, has proved a failure and will
be withdrawn tomorrow. The company
will sail for New York on December II.
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Mystery In shah's Illness.

special Gable Despatch 20 The SUN,
TEHEBAN, Dec. THE Shah is said 10
have been slightly better yesterday. Au-
thentic information al TO the nature and
seriousness of his illness is not TO be OBJ
,ained, therefore all statements a. TO his
condition must be accepted with reserve.
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POPE LOOKED HARASSED.
HIs Ad, Isers Feared an Anarchist Outrage
Al the COnsIstOry.

%NCHEsI ER, England, Dec. 1.-The
GuCTdinn's correspondent at Rome says
tina. the real reason why the public vas
not admitted to yesterdays consistory
was that the Pope's advisers feared an
anarchicsl outrage against him.
His Holiness looked i'll and lacked his
usual air OF b~enevoleSce. He seemed to be
too tired Spd harassed to attempt an ap-
pearance OF genialitv.
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--43A

spirit of recent years. Imperialism, he
declared. was a temptation Of the devil
who is the arch imperialist. IL was a re-
proach that Great Britain should be a nation
Of fighters. IL ought to be a nation of
neacannakprs
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France 90 buy railway.

Special Cdbre Dssploh 10 TEE SUI.
PARIS, Dec. AFTER a long discussion
the Chamber Of Deputies to-day, by a
buying the western runway system.
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Turnuftt9c Sro.

Gen lpenife Nresle for iii begpr0t
at l1nOe Jig fist openpun Sc bi0iige
l101al0 poo @ro0erfolfene. Mngrebe-
.;a1e ct life laa bitre lom itrofs elter
fl1nionsoplpsllil1gel1, og nlan bprer
@fra o6ifillige Solo sen l1otolelie
7ren1iat frit og aabert, at 8ro0erfol=
-fene ru lom fgr mac 6etra9te bil1a11>
Sen jonn Sen be01te in0bDr6es St9tte.
eSfarpelt far v5Denl fla 9a9bla6et"
Dep6et bette UNDER Ell Gebat, ser 11p=
Zig far 1toaet mellem 2e0er1le al for
sIfiellige polif1ife Eorfier ON, bpor
5berige lfl1loe idge @ialp moo @tor-
,magternes 1ta6ig tiltage1oe Srpf. On
:Sbepoe6e, at en- engelif Mlliance bil0e
xb9re oct beolte, Ell al,oen an6efaleoe
:@omarbeioe mes Splflan6, meoens
zen treble iaa &eoningen / 8iprnions
'Nangermanisme. S Mnleoning al
1isje Drpftelier 1friuer uG%agblo6et"
set er paa eli @ang nationalt
neoietten0e og meningslelt at i6ge
@arantien for Sneriges Tremti0 | ct
ss1nrt 6orbuno mes Ell 5torn1agt.
SalSmGn0ene for en- laaoan Or6ning
~guur nemlig l,6 fra, at Sverige boer-
Zen ielp fau beifDtte Zig eller bDoe
Tn Mllierebe' nogen it6rre 1aluta,
gborfor Stetten fra 6enr1e narlnelt
111aatte faa &arafter al Ell 2ierlig-
!. be6stieneite, af Belgip:enbe0. 81 maa
pn1fe, at ct iaaoant Mfgigrellens
Rleb1if life fommer. Seen iiffert er
Set, at set a%fpenoes life be6 nogell
mismo6ets og Sejebeoens Golitif el-
Ter pe6 &rpberi for Ell eller al16sn at
6e megtige. 6or Sen i%fan0inapiife
5tammes Sremtio afbenger / Bette
pieblif alt al, bporpiot Sc tire 6olf
reiolnt og fu1ot bepiolt filler Jig pau
BET ngrbpren6es 5tal1opunft, Ilaor
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81 gipe Slabs or ao fto pl
g. Ma l'aa 9 giel1iioig Jororageligbeo og
..geloillie, iom en- 8efolfning, ser be-
ltaar Of forifiellige rationale ge.
tanooele, formaar at fple. Mfen at
5orbol0ene MI ersbebre / Mor0ilespig
betpoer 10 lite, at dit CT bnnbet.
Ipertimo6! Sptantipprgsmaa1et er
fife lplt enonn, og Ser CT meget an
set tilbage. Men iaa meget betDoer
9gnoringen / al 6alo,at mango &rGf'
ter, Ser bi0tiI bar pRret bnnone !
Ben %oplli6enoe politiife Scamp, mi fri
gieres % Tan tages / 8rng ct mere
roligt nationa1t og folfeligt SplDs:
ningsarbeioes Sieneite. Sioen er Ill
inoe til at be6e paa, bpao Der npo.
pe1oigpis matte blipe foriemt |
Sc beftige, politiife &a1npaar.
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9faar man CT y9cloig".

Ser gaor / oisle Gage Ell @iltorie
runot / 8laoe1e ON eli Junftiol1er /
ct @tsprels= &onlpugni, Gam 8per-
Len, Der giorOe ct goOt Soup pes It's
-bDoellen al Sc llpe Hanan1abol10s.
-9m1 gjoroe ct 9u0 paa for 5 Millio-
tier Collars al 0isle og fit Dem til
%llaoet, ifipl1t ban life eieOe ell Sent
no oper lin MaaneO5lpu. Strafs efter
lolgte bun Dem til ct Eengeipnoifot
n1eo en- 6ortie'lelte al $4,000. Set
bur cit beloig Mu110, iiges ser, /
famine 9etponil1g iom l11al1 taler ONT
en- beloig 5piller.
Oct er unrgteligt, at Ser er pull-
Set Jormuer peo 5pille=5pefulotio-
ner; n1el1 Ser CT tabt en6nr1 flere. Sg
BDerlcps SilfGl0e er efter bpaO ser
4:l1 er oplplt i11tet al cit @a5aro, men
por 6plgcn af EFT %noruelig 8ereg-
ming al Sc Smltur0igbeoer, ser ito0
! 6orbi1lOelie mes 8on0lolget. Gor
Set fprlte %forlangtes intet foutant
9epolitum meo 8u06et. 9ernpl it oar
-@DerleDs 9u0 forl10 npje beregnet /
ale GnfeltbeOer. San gap @u6 paa
4 &onoei eftioner, og paa Sen enc ops
gan loo bpjt> at fan mootte tabe poa
oen, l1oor bon lolgte 0ell, bporimo0
Sc o'1ore moatte gipe bam Ell til1tref-
.felig 6prtje1eite b66 Salg til at
opffe bette Sab og gipe bom Sen Ell
beige Erofit, fan bao0e bereglret poa
belle @a,Oelen. @ele set Su0lfl0 al
&apital fan gjor0e / 6orretningcn
Dor ct 2 Gents 5rimurfe. @iltorieu
lDber romm1tilf nof, men Sen er me-
re l9rerig cn0 romantic. @perlep
regneoe> og regneOe rigtigt, og Ser
De0 pon6t 6on Jig en- file Gormue.
~Bi leper / ct 2nn0, bpor ser Ct lau
mo1ge Ml1ligbe0er for loo6mnne Rcg=
%neltpffer; n1elt Sc flelte foretrnffer at
fpilIe Ste5et for at regne.
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Sen rnsfifc &riIc.

Get 'blep life til &%epolufton -
6engang, melt gien1t er iiffert life
CLIENT. Gor Ell l1ge iioen pil0e ingen
troet set mlligt, at &rilen fnnoe
,nogaaes. @eo Splpsningen al gu,
maen baooe @5ar % 8ureal1frati ta-
itet Sa,oifen / Mnligtet paa Solicit.
@leu Solfets Sgrere %in0laq, at set
euorl1 life par iterft nof til at tage
&en op, og Sc CAB set 2plen no,
at ser maotte pentes en6ml Ell SID,
ser matte iamles &rGfter % orgo=
niieres. Set er Sc forifiellige
@rrpper al Sppolitionen, 1om ct enc
oes ONT ellomu cit Gt6s ofpenten0e
@plbning. Men Sorilaget ON bette
u0gif fra sen reppllltion9re &omite
/ @Grel1, ser fl1lot nb fien0er Srop:
pernes @ol0ning / 5pprgsmaalet oQ
bel btol lite, at &epoll1ttonen inge11
6remgang funoe fao, ioa lange life
/ set min6ite 5lertullet al Sropper.
ne lllttte6e Jig til SEN. Men linens Scr
nentes, orbejoes ser paa ale &an:
ter for at fremme 9fepolutionenS
Sag, ierligt / @eren, og paa at be:
fa1te 0rgantiottonerne. &rtlen el
uoiat, men l1aar Sen brp0er lds, pi]
SEN bltbe iaa meget frpgteligere. SO
/ Mellemti6en flp6er ser 81oo oQ
brnn6es og plpn6res al SEN %ltpt6en0e
Mosle, Ser forlanger at bltbe hefrte1
for Maget, og for bpem enbper St<
til 6ette er lige COS.
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sNE.Ags6Hg%# %SSRk9SM
at BET er ooifiIligti bort 5anffiios
lii, ser ganiffe anoerle0es Grao.
.saooerl iom en- araftifaoe paa 6amilie-
tibet ems Set, at Mnno eller &pin=
Der ct Har @ange ON Maane0en ialtt-
les / pribate Mpoer for at %forba1Ole
ON bporleoes De be0lt ifal for0ele De
Mtoler Sc bar inOlamlet Zig imellem
til SiGlp. Naar 2ogens @m6eoer
gaar paa Smgang mellem Me0lem=
merne bbert balpe g(ar, er ser laa
pit life megen Mnleoning til at Der
iful0e opitaa noget I%r1itofrati eller
&ang=, Sitel= eller llniformspplen.
81 bar Masier al 8r9iioenter / ollie
m1llige Mfifpgninger fer / 9alloet -
men ri far fun En- 9iooiepelt.
Sg iaa spirituoia=S pgrgslnaalet
og 2ogen. @pa6 fomln1er Sc eger1ig
Dinanoen peo? Beo 8altor 5trano=
Ifop life, at 6e oller flelte 2oge=Sor=
e%ninger al0eles life optager Golf, Scr
ban0ler meo Spirituoia UNDER mo-
gen Gorm? Sc faa, ser ell0m1 OPP
tager 5pirituoia-Sau0lere, gjer Set
iaa oilt life for paa nogen Waaoc at
frnterniiere me6 6isle. Maar 9onlf
9ro0eriamfun6 +. @fs. n0pegcs JONI
Ell al Sem, Ser repre- enteres al Ga
1oon-Sprter, iaa maa Set erinores, at
Oisle CT / rent foripinoenoe Mil1ori=
tet / Gamfnn0et, alt an0et eno Set
Representative eller pr%9ggipenoe
Clement. 2a6 % toge ct anoet CTS:
empel: 2ogeforeningen ~5enner a
Morge" itifte6es oprinoelig al Ga.
loonfolf, og Set for fife mango Ma,
ltoen, MI optages life nogen ion
Meolem, ser er / Spirttuolaforret
ming.
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II.
nTraternittes"
ST.. &e6aft6r!

Sltperinten0entel1 ODER ~Sbe
<blic Scbools" / 8pen &ea0ing,
Se11n., bar npltg u6talt fglgenoe an=
gaaenbe ale Sc vTraternitieS" iom
I'LL lpneS at blipe iaa almin6elige
inellem uEltblic Gcbool" @leper al
lepeg11e - ban Tiger: Set ipneS
Mig, at enbper, iom itiller Jig pel1<
Zig til Dor uNublic Scbool", moa
beflage ollie Sc ~6raternities" iom
MI opltaar inoenfor bort u&ublic
School GpItem". - rSbe Hublic
Scbool" er fremfpr l1ogen an0en
| Snltitl1tion ct Yroouft al Dor 6emo-
fratiife Negjeringsform - enlbber
9reng og Hige mau oerfor bore Ii
geltillet i%i10enfor oen. Men olle
0isle Gel jfaber beler Gfplerne
aliffer, og %foltrer 6orrem6eo o9
Stol1osforifjel, Sc fo%rnariager> at ser
0a1lles u1atrrlige &enlfober, Sc us
pifler Nartilpge % Stri0, Sc trent
1ner Selpgo0beo og Sno6beri, Sc
~forfollfer Maaleitoffen for Gpgtig=
be0, Sc oplGre 9renge og Yiger til
&ll,b=9ip, Sc %friiter til S%perono0ig=
be0, Sc 0elnoroliierer Sfoleorbej0et
og Gfole0ilciplinel1 og ct t set bele
toget Ell @inOril1g for ct ltort og
bpjt S0eol for bore uYlrblic
Sc1ools."
gfterot buue ol1fprt pperltooen0e /
uSbe 2lttberon" for 26. Sl1li 5. ST.,
loa fpjer Saskatchewan al Bette 9lu0
f5lgenOe til: u@pu0 bon (Superin-
te%l10enten) ioole0es l10toler ON 0isle
Sfole=v Jroternities"> set iomn1e
fan MOI igru10en lige ON olle BENT
melige Jorcninger. Set Ell fife ltol=
minoeligt, at Ell @llsfa0er tilbprer
5 ia, e%noogiaa iaa bpjt ioln 10 for
>ifjellige al loooonne Joreningcr, loo
at ban paa Sen Maa0e fife bliper
ltort mere ems Ell &oItgjnnger / tit
eget Stem. 9ette CT Ell @rl1n0 til,
at iaalnal1ge 6amilie=&re0le t bort
9an0 bor miltet fin 2eoer!!"
Seq Lei tie fdrlt 0ette nogle Gage ef=
terot jeg bup0e in0lenOt min li0lte
4rtifef ON 9ogerne til 9eres 9lu0,
men Set fal0er 10 uomnrfet / Ernoo,
meo bboo jeg ifrep. Seq er altiaa
langt ira Sen enelte fer / 9on0et,
Iom uo fra ct rent oemofratiif=bor=
gerligt Staoe Gngites for 6glgerne
al alt Dor Si0s bemmelige Sore
ning*Dni en.
$. 6. 5tron6ifop.
Melpell, Soma, Sen %. Sl1li 1906.
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@nrneiiter E. @aiu.

9anmarfs Nnpn far Ell go0 &lang
lt6 ODER Ger0en, fife laa meget for
0e m9gtige 6oretagenoer set bar lat
/ @erf, iom for Sc gooe Sanfer og
Soeer, Set for peret Mrnelte6 for.
Men naar 9anmarf en- ii9l0en @ang
bar Ell @ntreprile at frembile, Ser CT
noget us oper Set oagligoags, ioa fan
man o9re ltffer paa, at Sen far mere
ems alm1n0eltg 8nr0, og at olle Sc
Gorbol6 CT u0nptte0e> ser fltn6e tiene
til 6enS Tremme. st al Sc 0anife
Joretagel1oer, Ser far ifaffet 3an'
mari 8erpmmelie iaa bel 5fi6sfar<
ten 1om / 9%ano6rl1get, fejrer / 0isie
Gage iii 60 Mars Subtlerrm, og Ger
er iaa meget mere @rltn0 for %
9anlfe / Mn1erifa til at minoes oette
mGgtige S%oretageltbe, iom Set far ct
iurlig go0t Mapu berobre. Set er
8urn1eiiter & @ains Malfin- og
Sfibsbpggeri / &jpbenbam1. Set
1torteoes for 9 Menneifeol0re ii0er
/ Ell lille funnel 8aggaorO, 2 Gtu=
ger oper Sor0e1, / &jpbenbopns
lfun1le1te> futtelt be6pgge0e Sci. ST.,
reffer Set mngtige Mrealer poa Girl
i%tiansbobn, bpor 1t6pre Molfinerier
al olle Mrter tilpirfes / h9lbige @gg=
ninger for at ier6es til olle ggne al
&lo0en; og. fra 5fibspnrfter1e pna
Mefsboleoen pe0 Snolejlingen til
&jdbenDopll 1,0lenoes Sceonoomperc
og lmou Motprboooe, &onge= pg
&ejierifibe iua bel JONI Eonierfolos<
ler til Sen r%l1siilfe 6loooe og Sutter
al Ssbrpoere, Ser bolber Sc rl>sliife
6crpon0e oo6r1e, 1,oar 5rolten bin0er
@apene. Men il1tet bor 0og gjort
@urmeilte r & @ni1s Nopn luo fjen0t
&eroen oner iom Sen 1il(e Mnlfeccl=
trifuge, ser mes fine Suii110er al
Sm%orejninger / Mil1lrttet piifer
GiigOom 110 al M9lfen neo / 6ornne=
rens 2omt11e. 9en1e 6obrif par 0en
fpr1te, Ser iotte Gentrifl1gefobritotio-
men / Gpltem, og ira Sen TANNER
ollie onore 6obrifer al Sen 9(rt Mo=
ifineri. - @ltrmeilter & @oins So
BRIT er ct ger6ens foretagen6e Ser
ltaar paa @pjoe me6 set be0lte Ser
efsiiterer al Sen Mrt. @en SEN er
felt uo ct oanlf Toretagenbe, og 0ens
2eoere far til ollie Si6er peret re6e
til at bGpoe 6enne @ntreprile lom
ierlig 6onlf, boaret al 6aulfe grbej-
oere og Sefnifere % al 6nn1f aopi<
tai. 9erfor f%ortjener SEN Ell oanif-
omerifanif 2pfpuifning pes 60 Mors
SubilGet. Gen far biulpet til at
bone Gejen for Sc Ganlfe / lt6lon=
set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-03
2pjtnant Clarence Gnglamo,

omerifonif Mo%rincoificer, blep iioite
l(ge brn6f meoells Jan ltoo pua So
man0obroel1 al ct mneriforllf &rigs=
ifi6, ser man9prereoe, MnrDeben al
Gbefoo, &il1o. San blep rant al ell
&ngle, l10lfuot fra ct fro1if &rigslfib,
Ser bol0t 5fp0ebpclier / M9rbe0en.
Sen frouife Staggering far pe0 Ell lrr-
Zig Gmbe0smano 1l0talt lin Dpbe 8e=
flogellc for SEN amer. Geinn>t / So
rig ODER Sen 1tlpffelige @nn0elie, %
Ser piI fife blibe Strib i1ellen1 Sc IL
Megjeri1ger / Sen M%nle0ning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-08-03
OUer At(anten .meO ,,OS=
car H."

uSscor II" forlo6 Melp Dorf 6eu
81. Sum- ont Mio0ogen, og l1og(e
elmer otter bab0e hi at fpmpe meo
Ell ltnrf 5ouge, loa Ri alti0 9prte
Sen ippre 8o5=0ampf(djte; r1en
@uolfelop, efter ct Ear 5imer5 Jor<
lgb bop0e Ri Set be0Ite SER hi fun
Sc tnnfe os.
Spbol6et omboro bar Set beDnges
ligIte, man fan tenfe Jig, 6aaoe meo
@enipn til 6orplejning og Spmprf=
lombeo mos Hnsiagererne. 8i bav-
Sc poa 9. &a6pt Ell @oome1ter, iom
man lfal 1e6e lpnge efter, me0 ct
gle poa boer Singer noar set
gjolot Nosi agerernes 8~efpemmelig=
be0er; og Set bam nn0erlagte Ser
Ione( gjor0e ogioa alle Si6er oeres
beoite, ioa at leg ioet @ele fan l16-
1ale, aI Oe1 Ddt11te Sorel1eOe Sa111p=
ifibslelifab bar ltor 9Gre al 6eres
Gasiager0ampere pao s(merifa. So.
item om6or6 bar glimrenbe og jeg
moa iige at &pffenperionolet bar lin
Spgabe Dofien fra fdrit til li6it, life
at forglen1me aonoitoren, lom lebe<
reoe os 9agoerf og &oger, iom man
fife fan foa be0re og finere / 2ano;
leg er fife aagelpiler, men oa jeg
lmugte &aaerne omboro, fl1noe ieg
life boloe mig tilboge, iaa at ieg
mango @ange lpilte f(ere aager ems
,jeg bap0e go0t al.
gi babe ct Muiifforps paa 8