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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-30
ROMANCE OF A CLOAK MODEL.
wealthy Philadelphia Clubman Makes Her
His Bride After Obtaining q Divorce.

wealthy Philadelphia Clubman Makes Her
His Bride After Obtaining q Divorce.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2s-The romance
Of q pretty cloak model and a wealthy
clubman was brought to a happy culmina-
ton in New York city last Saturday, when
Bessie Bropst, a dainty divorce, was quitely
married to D.. Frederick Turnbull, a member
Of some OF the exclusive organizations
in this city and affiliated with important
financial interests in this country and in
Europe.
Il was only two weeks ago that Turnbull
was divorced from his first wife, but he had
been counting Miss Bropst in the expecta-
ton OF his freedom. She, on the other
hand, had been divorced two years ago
from her husband. When the divorce was
granted the young woman obtained en-
ployment as a cloak model and she was
filing this position when she met Ttlrubull
She boarded on South Third street, about
a square away from Mr.. Turnbulls place
q usine AZ they passed each other
times passed, and when Turnbull learned
that q friend OF his had a son at the same
convent at Merton, where Bessie Bropst's
young son was studying, he felt the road to
Introduction was clear. So it proved.
lucy WSIo i~uIrOuuCeu, tnere was an ardent
courtship and when the TurnbulI divorce
was granted, -Turnbull and his new bride
to be went to New York and were married,
Untilthe wedding announcement appeared
In the papers few persons in the city knew
that the Turnbulls, who are prominent
socially, had been divorced. Il is now
recalled, however, that when thew were
In Europe last summer Mrs. Tnrnbull.
upon her return to this city, left her hus-
band n went TO live alone at the Pascoe
apartments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-30
MISS MANNERING'S CH ANGE.
VIII Appear Hereafter Under h Manage
ment OF the Shuberts.

The news came out fro m the Office OF
the Shuberts yesterday that Mary Man
nering, who is now appearing at he Ma
tional Theatre, Washington, in GLORIOUS
Betty" will leave the management Of her
husband, James K. Hackett next week and
appear at the Colonial Theatre, Cleveland.
under the management OF the Shuberts.
Mr.. Hackett il now in town with The
Walls of Jericho" and no one else could be
found to explain why Miss Mannering is
leaving her husbands management. Mr..
Hackett now has only one other play, Mr..
Hopkinson," on the road besides the one in
which he is appearing. He made a bad
start the first Of the theatrical season with
The Little Stranger" at the Hacket Thea
tire.
The authorities along Broadway were
saying last night that perhaps Mr.. Haokett
thought his wife could do better under
other management than his W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-30
HERO WANTED RECOGNITION
IN the line OF Pay for OvercOat Ruined I'm
stopping Runaway.

Opp nav
A runaway horse attached to a ply
sician's carriage came ~galloping up Allan
tic avenue, near Sheffield street, Brooklyn
last night, and John La Maze grasped the
bride and stopped the runaway after
being dragged half a block. His overcoat
was torn to shreds and his legs were severely
bruised.
A few minutes later DIR. Joseph Krimsky
Of 200 Bradford street, Brooklyn, came
up and claimed the rig. La Maze was
pointed out to him as the man who had
caught his horse.
~You are a brave man." commented
the physician. I'm obliged to you for
your trouble
La Maze modestly made light Of the
affair, and then held up his tattered over
coat for DR.. Krimsky's inspection.
But you're not hurt. are you?' asked
the physician.
The young man complained that his
hip panied him, but the physician, after
a hasty examination, said 1t was nothing
more thar q slight bruise.
But how about the coat2 Amt you
going to give me the price Of a new one?
l risked my life in capturing your horse
and probably saved you a heavy damage
suit. Your horse certainly would have
run over some person but for me-
The physician offered him IS. LaMaze
was indignant and refused TO accept the
money, saying that he would bring suit
against him for the price Of a new coat and
for personal injuries. The physician drove
away.
LaMaze. accompanied by several wit
nesses. rent TO the Liberty avenue police
station and sought advice from Sergt.
Mccormick. LaMaze was told that il
would be better for him to effect a settle
ment with Dr.. Krimsky. He started for
DR.. Krimsky's residence, and after another
talk the physician paid LaMaze SIS. getting
q release from LaMaze from any further
claim.
Returning to the police station. LaMaze
told Of the settlement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-30
KOSHER QUESTION SETTLED.
rabbits Issue Rulings for Congregation
I'm Patterson to Follow.


PATERSON, N. j.; Nov. 2s.-The Hebrew
Ecclesiastical Board Of the United States,
the governing body Of the orthodox Jewish
churches In this country, announced to-day
that the Kosher meat troubles in this ely
had been settled. The board issued three
rulings for all the orthodox churches here
to follow.
The charges had been made that the meat
sold by several Hebrew meat dealers was
not the Official kosher meat, and in order to
to put bona Ade kosher meat N sale one
congregation established two butcher shops
under the direct supervision of its rabbi.
These shops were ordered closed by the
Ecclesiastical Board. The board also or
dered the orthodox congregations of he
city to subscribe 81 900, In consideration Of
which one rabbi will remove to another city.
In order to avoid further friction, three
Of the five legally appointed schoohets or
employed In this city are ordered Removed
and three now mon appointed In their places
Until two years ago all the kosher meat
sold in this city was brought to Paterson
from New York city, where one company
had the exclusive trade OF the Hebrews
Of this section. For the last year or two
cattle was brought here on many occasions
on the hoof. That they might be slaught-
cred in true orthodox fashion a schochet
who was authorized under the Jewish law
to do such work was secured.
For some time there was only one orthodox
rabbi in this city. He was connected
with the Congregation Ahamath Joseph.
He superintendent all the meat killed by
Hebrew butchers.
A company Of this city, realizing the
possibilities OF the Hebrew trade here, got
an out of town rabbi to come to Paterson
daily and see the killing of cattle intended
for the Jewish trade. This worked salts
factorily until the Congregation B'nai Birth
decided to secure a rabbi for their place OF
worship. The new man had no sooner
reached the city than he began, properly.
an Investigation Of the source Of his par
ishoners' kosher meat. He said some OF
the animals sold to the faithful had not been
or were not being killed according to the
Talmudic rites.
The rabbits declarations, for he oon-
tinued the crusade Sabbath after Sabbath,
resulted in the splitting OF the congrega-
ton and the consequent uprising Of the or
thodox Hebrews of the other two con-
gregations.
The matter became 50 serious that efforts
were made to check the trouble by having
outside rabbis settle the points at issue,
but unnecessarily. When the trouble
reached such a crisis that the members
of the congregation B'nai Birth estab-
lished butcher shops Of their own and made
a bid for all the Hebrew trade OF the city
il was decided that the ecclesiastical board
would have to be called In.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-30
AGAINST JAZZ NEGOTIATION.
Filipino Press Attacks Board OF Health
for Cholera Deaths.
Special cable Despatch TO THE SUN.

Special cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
MANILA, Nov. 29.-The fatal incubation
Of ten prisoners in the Bilibid Jail with
cholera germs has aroused a storm of pro.
test from the Filipino press.
The native newspapers are dissatisfied
with the published explanation Of the affair.
They attack the laboratory of the Bureau
of Health, and accuse DIR. Il. P. Strong Of
ineffciency and carelessness. They urge
the appointment of a committee Of bac-
t~eriologists to investigate the matter and
determine the culpability.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-30
HALEDON,S MUNICIPAL WATER
To BE Furnished From Works First OF the
Kind In Jersey Just started.

PATERSON, N. j.. Nov. 2s.-WoEk was
started to-day on the first municipal water
works Of New Jersey when the citizens
and school children Of Haledon borough
marched TO High Mountain n saw Charles
Ewing, president OF the borough, take the
first spadeful Of earth from the new $4,000
plant.
Many OF the citizens were 80 enthusiastic
about the great progress OF their borough
that they carried spadee over their shoulders
in the parade and after Ewing had started
the work took a hand at 1t themselves.
The reservoir Is to hold Is, 900, 900 gallons
Of water and the capacity may be increased
to 100 600 900 gallons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-30
DEAD NEAR RAILROAD TRACK.
Man supposed 10 he French Canadian
Found With skull Fractured.

A young man was killed by a train near
New Rochelle yesterday. 1t is not known
whether he was walking on the track or fell
from a train. He was found in a ditch with
his skull fractured.
In his pockets was found an express
company's receipt made out to N. Deslau-
champs. He had a gold watch and a ring
bearing the initials IN. d. from F.. D." The
watch was made in Montreal. He also had
a Canadian newspaper in his pocket.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-30
DENIES MUTTNY ON TENNESSEE
Captain OF Cruiser says m Men Didn't
Refuse Fun speed order.

PHILADELPHIA; Nov. 9e.-Complete and
emphatic denial was made to-day by Capt.
Perry, commander Of the United States
cruiser Tennessee, Of the story to the effect
that members Of his crew had mutinied
against an order for a four hours run under
forced draught on the home journey Of
President Roosevelt.
Capt. Perry 10 here with his family. He
says the men responded gladly to the call.
which was only for an hour Of pressed
service. Capt. Perry 10 indignant at the
publication as an injustice 10 his men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-30
Decision or the Rome Postal Convention.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-Tn accordance
with a decision Of the Rome postal oonven-
ton announcement is made by the Post
master General that photographs and en-
cravings on very thin paper may be
pasted on the back and on the left half OF
the front OF postal cards entering the mails,
provided that such photographs and en-
cravings adhere completely to the card.
Private postcards need not bear the title
POSTCARD" OF postal card"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-30
NEW SPANISH CABINET.
Ex-Premier MOret succeeds I'm Forming
q Ministry.
Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN

Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN,
MADRID, Nov. 29.-Ex-Prime Minister
Moret, who was summoned by King Al
fonso to form a new Cabinet upon the
resignation Of the Dominguez Ministry,
has succeeded in the task intrusted 20 him..
Senior Caballero, who was one OF Spain's
representatives at the Algeciras conference,
holds the portfolio OF the Ministry Of For
eign Affairs in the new Government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-30
British shIDowners win Claim Against
Russia.


Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
LIBAU, Nov. 20.-The Prize Court, In the
matter OF the steamer Oldhamia, a British
vessel captured in the Russo-J apanese
war, has given a decision in favor Of the
rubles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-30
"a YOUNG HUNTER KILLED.
Gun He Was Dragging Struck q Rock.
Shof Striking Him In Abdomen.

PATERSON, n. j., Nov. 2s.-Ernest Sic
grist, IL years old, OF l2e Madison street,
Paseaic, was killed this afternoon in a
quarry at the foot OF Mineral Spring avenue.
Siegrist was out hunting with a cousin,
August Siegrst, also IL years old.
August Jumped TO a ledge and reached
I'D 10 Ernest for the loaded shotgun. The
gun hit on the rocks and tho hammer struck
projecting stone. Young Siegrist received
thu shot in the ABDOMEN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-30
Tariff Commissioners 10 Germany MOI
Displeased.
Special cable Ds,patch 10 THE sun.

SpfrluT CuOIe DryplTcV 70 The oVN,
BERLIN, Nov. 29.-The correspondent Of
THE sun is asked TO rectify the statement
that the American Tariff Commissioners
are displeased with the appointment of
Consult General Mason as an advising
member of the commission. On the con-
trary, the commissioners especially re-
quested the State Department 10 appoint
Mr.. Mason in this capacity. His assistance
and advice are proving Of the greatest
value.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-30
HUNTER LOSES BOTH ARMS.
Supposed to Have Been Hurt by Explosion
OF Dynamite IN Ills Coat Pocket.

KEENE. N. H.. Nov. 29.-George Burn. a
farmer, living in Sullivan. was severely
injured while out hunting this afternoon.
He was unable to explain the occurrence.
but il Is believed that some dynamite car
tridges were in the pockets OF an o%vercoat
he borrowed and that these were exploded
by striking against a tree. Both the mans
arms were so badly shattered that they
were amputated at a hospital here and he
was severely wounded in the head and
BODY.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-10
Gil Svoamerifa.
StatSiefrrtGr Giibu Moot paa Hriic til
Sraiilicn.

StatSminiitrr GIibu Root or M
meo Gorencoc StotrrS arp6i5r
Charleston" poo @eier til Spoome.
rita, Ieoiaget al fin Stiitrrt oa fine 10
9srn, gOnorb % gSitb. ara 25oe
,SiiIi til Ste a,tairit itaI ser boIoc8 CIT
pan'omeritouif aouqreS. Scn 3bie i
Rrffen, % poa Sen oil ban reprPien'
tere De GoreueSe Stnter. DteSct boil.
ocS / Rio Sonetro | graiiIier.
StatSminiiterenS Reiicrlrte opqipcS
~InoIebes: Sun rSiInn pan Yorto Riro
Soc SlIi; afgoor ocu l0Sc % fonmcr
iii Rio Saneiro Scu 25oe. afgaar
oerfra 6en Ste Iuauit % fommer
iii NouteoiOeo i llragiap ben t0be.
8lfoer ser til 136e oa fomIner til
9lieuoS 'Gprcs / graentina Den t4be
guguit. Otter nogle GugeS SpboIo
Der tager Statsmtriitcren oa SumiIie
meo Sernbane ouer til 8dIpdraiio /
9biIe, boor De inotrGfier ben 30te
altgltit oa bIioer Der til Ace Septeur.
Der. 2crfra aoor De opooer til Gal.
loo I Beru cg itauier Der ira 9Oe iii
i5oe september. 8oor ina nj Gauo.
ma % tager oOer Sitbmeu ben 25oe
September. De iful orre tiIbaae /
Rem gorf Sen lite OCTOBER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-10
ct eoot paafuno.

BolitnmeIter HitmouS / Council
8IufiS, Soma, en- By paa $4,000. re
BEN Ipie Soc at gisre 8ritter iinoer
10 aar til goGitibetiente Den doe saiIi.
!pon faIOte 10 of De met itrolige OF
itsienbe ardbater til fig Gagen fsr
og iu9oe til Dem: "Bel, Gutter. bar
s Soit til OF saa ! BoIttiets Sieneite
pao Dor 6rtbeSS0os % tiene en- goo
2m2" ga, oct 1apoe De ale Chit
til. % han CAB 7 Of benz Stieruer os
Groiite Dem Disie 8a6er. gISrig bar
RoIigbeoen Seu Ace SltEi oGret itsrre
/ Council Bluffs emo / 1906. Boli.
timeIterens @~1ittebrigooe foretoa 10
a%rreftutioncr, 90 10 al Gan8erne par
Suffer. SiteSetfor at %itrufie Dem Loo
ban Dem lutte iig til 9rigaoen, og Sc
pitc fig bans SiuiS uGrbige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-10
plantaee.SpinoeI.

. Seroinan6 6. 8orgeS / Bolton og
forb. aongresman6 8iIiom 9.
Omen i Snoiana uSflpffeoe ifior en-
Slm ON at unrre Eenee al 9oStro.
enOe Solf. De foresGp, at DC J1eoe
pnu acknowledgement / Rerico
baooe en- 8Iautage, boor De 6prteoc
9umni Safe, Gitroner og andre
tropiife 8erter, og at SoIf fun6e
tiene Beuse Tom 6rps oeo OF tage
attier / Nantageu. gorges bar iiRr
Den, iom orep SoiuheIiorretningen,
og oct gif Der iom el!ers, at Solf Loo
iig tage peS RGien. 8orges aperte.
rebe blot os breSt / guiierre oct BE.
rsmte" llbero Blantotion COMPANY
oa ff inc omfrins 81 100000. Rnr.
ee iattiee RGn6 os aoiroer ienote
fine SporeifiIirser iii gebraeerne,
og off elf gallant, inatiI Sorereoc
Stnters 8oitpGien bleo opmRrfion
paa afipreu. Ser bleo ea nritiaet
llnSerisaeIier, % bet bite iis, at
gorgeS os Omen life eneo1tg eiebe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-10
zoe Juli:Seit / Rriitiania.

Sra ariitiania teIesroferes Ben 5te
SiiIi:
Slere Srm6rebe Rorifamerifanere,
iom | Sommer fom til gtoree for at
ouerpere Song Saofuns Sroniug /
Sronobiem o9 for paa norif 8runS
at feire ben fsrife Aorsoag for @ien'
nemfsrelien al acknowledgements
ifior, feireoe igaar Der i 9peu ameri'
faS SribebSoa9 paa Ell bsitibeIiq og
oProig Wadbe.
&c iontleoeS / llniperfiietetS itore
6orlamltngSlal, bbor oer pad Rorit
% @ngelit bIep bolOt SaIer, iom gou
llotrpf for observation-disclosures Stolt,
beO ouer iii amerifanife 8orgerifob
og oeres 8erutOring ior Den itore Re.
publif beitenfor Suuet. Sberit Blum.
mer rolte De norife Srtoonnorere
amerifa | 9sie Soner.
S~tuoenter.S rfeitret ira ct. OLAF
College / RortbtieIo. Minn.. aao en-
aoncert / Sipolihaoen, bpor ameri.
fanife Stiernebannere oaie6e / tort
antal. ge9eiitringeu bar flor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-10

oct 9anS, De taIote fit. Dc blcb oa
latte utSer SiItale. 90 @r~nuSiurpen
fnnot Dem ifpIbise / 126 8uufter.
Ten 5te Suli bsmte 8rlmiuaIretten
/ 9oitpr @orgeS iii II q 10 aar /
StatSfGngiIet. Omen nartter etSuu
lin 9om. ltnSer Saeer rite set Jig,
at 8orges er en- befier6t Spp, iom
unber foriffIIi9e 3oonc er bIeoen
Ssmt fIere 8onae. San cr loot /
S~oganSport. Sno, % eoe0c line ier'
tic 8oOrifter / Chicago. ) 6er iiSite
Si0 bar Ran boet / Bolton o. ret bit
Jig iom eli Hot Serre. 0onS 8nroe.
robe fan fpIbe ct belt &uS, og ban
erceIlcrebe / 9nmouter o. automobi.
Ter. 2eSineet al et Game giorbc ban
iiior en- Grip ira Bolton til Reu
Yorf, og BEN foitcSe BAN $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-10
Stort projeft.
Slancr ON en- Sfibsfannl mellcm
Chicago o. ben mrrifanHc- Golf.
Sigtig SGroieIsiinjt.

9treftGrerre I Chicago Gormner.
cial a~Siociutiou 6tiaLSt ben Ste sSaiIi
Rlaren ont en- Sfi6stanaI ira Sod.
port pes Gbicdgo til ct. 2ottis. cJor.
SerS 5eIbirB paa bette Srtsg er III
8oS. RouaIeus miroite Ip6Se Ifo[
uaricre uleIlem fl % ~ 200. Tens
Grabbing Sill oRtagelig foitc S27,.
100000. GertiI Fommer Str0mnt.
gen mcIIem 2odport % 2dfe Solicit,
bUor @rnoninaen nil fpite 5000.
600. GbtcGgoS Itore 7rainage.aa.
nal. ion bar foitct oocr 100000,
Hal ooerSraaC3 til &c 5orcneSe Sta.
tCrS Regicrtul. Raar Senne onpcl.
ser 5000, 600. bill en- &anaIrltte til
Ct 2olgiS bIipe foupIet.
GbttaRosN tru6ene aubeiaIer Iserft
Neutrality-suspicious. at goa ino paa
TLancn % %ani6rer, at SnS. og WeI.
Icmamcritd, iont aarIig tisber 8arer
al o8 for $4O,OOO.OOO, Serpeo ui[
fomme I umiSSelbar SorbinSelic nteS
YttSiisiippi. GaletS frugtbare 6gne.
llSen at betdIe Sernbdnefragt fan
8arer irbIuitc8 o. fsres Sirefte til
Sapnele / Werico, Columbia, gene.
slieIa, 9raiaict, llrueuap, Grgen.
tina 0. !. D. 6o6ritoGrer, iorH MI ben.
res / R~peiglanS, fan Su faces / bore
urIIeurbcftIi9e Statcr, bpor DC bill bli
tilpirfeOe / WdngSe, rraar Ell rinumc-
Iig @auSpei op til benz bar ifobt iaa
go0e WdrfeSer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-10
ulyffen peo
Safe Wandpd.

$ forriae GER. al "Roiten" gierga'
beg en- geretning fra Omaha on, at
menem 80 og 100 8erioner par oruf'
net / Safe Wtanaipo, bpor er Sri6u-
ne, Der par bpg9et uOooer SauSet,
itprteSe i%anuuler unber Abe Saili'8e.
item ocrIteSs. Get bier Jig belbigpis.
at oenne 8eretuing oar uforrett.
Smfring 100 @eriouer itprteSe gan.
ae pit / ganoet, men finn 6-S ON.
fpn, % notina mango fom tiIffabe.
Oct bar for oct meite SoIt ira Goirn.
eli bluffs, ga, iom par iandet Der
for of feire Sribeosoaoen, pg De
ItrsmmeSe iannen pan Sribunen for
at iusttaee ct 5~prperferi uoe paa
.Sisen. Solicit ! Omaha finber Oct
uti6srligt, at gurigbeben life ina Ell.
ter, bporleSes 8rpssen bar, men Loo
geInrelien Of 6orIpiteIiesiteoet 100
9op iii at BRUCE iliee usle 8reier,
icm III bar foitct mango Nenneifer
Sipct,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-10
Rapieilaos oper
oltlanteren

1amburgerItnjerS itore 0antpitIb
"0eutihIm6" 90 oer iranite Siuies
3ampifi6 Provence" bar III for on.
Sen Gang tapieiIet OOer atIonterba.
BET. 6srite Sang optom llgreie an.
gaaenbe gereguirgeu, % De erfIG.
rebe Jig begge ior S~eierberrer; men
oenne Gang fan Der life bore 10 yie.
ON, boem Der bandit. "Ieutid.
LAMB" pasiereoe gAouiroue Spr bco
plymouth / engIun0 RL. $50 ON
Worgenen 6elt 4Se SuIi. Set git
oper $dpet fra Rap BORT til gLpmoutb
pnn . Gage, IA Elmer % 9 gttnuter.
Zen 9iennemiritltse Cart uor 23.Ot
RiI / Iimen. 1It1rcen meIem De
to gper er 3,O93 RiI. 5raooIss &c.
Iesraf ueISte 81. 5.1O ON Rorgenen
Seu Abe SuIi, al ~2a Brouenee~ Sd
par $50 Ril ~ietoenior groaobeao.
~0euti6lanO" aigit ira gsep gort
SorSSas 2Soe Sum % latte no fra
sauSp Soof 81. II on 5ormiSSageu.
ga Brooenee~ ofgif 1 lime og IA
Rimiter ienere iamHte Dag. 3erne
9io maa ndtrrIigois trRtfes ira, oe
8eiultdtet bliper. at ~3euti6Iano"
fIareSe atlanterbGpet paa Ell ca. If
Timer fortere SiS % uauSt Ell slim.
renSe Setcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-10
Jnopanorineen
Dc Sorencoc Stnter mpotog | Iarets
Ssb 1,112,000 lIblGnSinser.
Ty Heforo tat.

Sra @ai6ington me6oeles, at Sno.
banSringen / oct Siifal.aar, isn
enbte ben 30te Sunni, Dor Sen itsritc
/ 2an6ets Siitorie. s bette Iar mob.
tog rtentlig De 5oreneoe Statcr oeo
Snoomtorirg olene en- hilbert til iiit
9efoIfning al 1,1t2,000, toilfet er
nGiten 100000 mere elS / oct enc.
ItaaenSe gar flor % mere emo ire
8ange iaa mango iom / 1896.
Sfior naaeoe Snbpanbrerres In.
tai for fsrite Sang oper en- Riuion,
og bette CAB Indeorin8 til en- lipIia
Igitatiou for Subifrpnfniug al
Snbpmt6ringen. RefiItatet al oenne
Igitdtion - Ser o9ieutlig fsrte8 fra
4rbeioerreS Sioe - bar ben iaa.
falbte Sobge Sill, Ser BOG life naoeOe
frem til at bli 2op. 90 iaalebes er
SnOoanoringslooene lrforunbret.
Observation-Disclosures Sargent
nreler, at Stlbpanoringen enonit life
bar naaet tit Ssinnnosmerfe. San
mener, at iaaIGuee De 9o6e Sioer
oarer / auerifo, oil Stbpanoringen
irarere itige emo oftage, foruoiat at
ser ba life pe6 SOB bIir iat 9Rmper
for Sen.
Sorreitcu fomnter BERTH Seoefor-
fplgelien | Huslano og andre Itgnen'
oe SmitPnbigbeoer, iom bar en- bel
Sd at gisre meo SDopunbrinsens
8ert / amerita. alene / oct iioite
Salooar fon Der fra HusIanb $780,.
900 9erioner i'll be Soreneoe Stater,
og ooer nj SienbebeIe at bisie bar
SOBER. 9enne umaaoelige Stlitrsm.
ming fra De un0erfueoe &Iasier
Ruslaro BIZ rimsIiguis enbuu fort.
iRtte en- goo Stuub, fanife iuarere
forsges.
Sra Stor6ritannien fonmer Ser
forbcIbspis faa Smmigranter til
Qmerifa III iii 0agS. 5 Dtoi Wno.
neo fon Der iaaIeoeS fltn 1900 fra
england. 1000 ira SrIano og 2,546
ira SfotIaro. Zen ipanife &ontin.
gent er pberit ringe, uemIig tun 179
/ 0tai Raaneo. Sra De ifmoiuaois
tie &anoe er Snopauorin9en umtpent
ben iomme iom flor; muaife Der
er liSt ~gteb9ong.
s 1892 inoparloreoe ser 579,663
Yerioner til De Sorenebe Stater. ntert
/ Dc fsIgenbe aar bar Saaet Ionere
belt til 1902, ba Snboanoriugen iteg
til GAS, ZAP; / oe iioite aur er ben
Oerimo6 ite9et ooIoiomt. 5 1904
bar rem St2,S76, 1905 git Sen op
til 1,C26, 499, % iaor er Sen, ionr
iagt, 1,112,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-10
DilheIn. 90 Paafon.

Sra 9ergen t~eIeerofcrc$ Sen 6tc
SuIi: aeiier 8iIbeIm aufom iSug
hertil omboro eaa 3omprrcn Sam.
burg. Snorger tiblis iortiGtter ban
Hciieu til Sronobicin, boartil ban
Gnfunner Ssnoaa Morgeu aloffen
fem. Song Saafon oil itrar 9oo ON.
boro pon "Sontbitre" for at suife iin
hsie @irit gelfommerL bporeiter
Song Soafou og 8ronniug WtaltO
oil mootage aeiieren / StiftsgnurOen.
Sr 4ftencr aiper aonaeiumilier en-
&aIamiobue iii 9ere for aeiier 8iI.
helm, bportil SO @iGiter. beribInnot
l1benrigsmiuiiter 2spIouo, er tno.
b1ibt.