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Cleaners and DyerS.

THE CLOTHES DOCTOR viii send the
wagon any part in the city for your clothes
and deliver free OF charge. suits cleaned
and pressed. bOcs pants I0cs overCoat. S5c
Telephone II. l4s9- I755 Pennsylvania ave
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If YOU ARE GIVING Up houseKseping
ard wish 10 sell part or all OF your furniture
send for the man who has the reputation OF
~ years IaiT 1eaiiLg. MARCUS NOTES 4zs
eIh 81. NV, phUne Main 5i7I. noIU-If
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Personal.

Mr.. t.. MILLION
PALAlSI AND PSYCHIC,
gl- EYE ST. n "
his readings Eell you .IaInrs and exactly
what you Wlsn TO know. They are accurat te
anc reliable. Hours g 10 I At other hours
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MADAM THEO p4lmist card reader and
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de21- ID. .25.Su
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good suit CT clothes uT OTeTCoaU. tailor made
slightly used at price that Will put YOU
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Storage.

Storage.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
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STORAGE.
Careful handling"
Household goods. 81 per single load
Carriages 81. Pianos, 20 cents
Estimates furnished.
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reader removes spells. evil influences. and
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a call. deI6-3Gt
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Musical.

FCR SALE-A collection OF valuable old vto-
Hns by Italian French and German makers
must be sold ST once. z0z5 lsth 81 nw.
Eoz6- 20t
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Wanted-L0tS.

WANTED-Building lot. Chesapeake Beach
or Colonial Beach; part cash and mining
stock. Address BOX 854. Times Office
ds2s-st
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Business Opportunities.


COAL BUSINESS. prominent corner North
west, monthly business, 81. 800 rent 80 month.
long lease; other business, price q, 400. NEW
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dez5-3t
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S15J-ENCELLENT GROCERY low rent
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKSi We have sue
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W CLARENCE DuVALL. Commercial
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dez9-lgt
HALF a DOZEN lines Of type may be the
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WANTED-Men and women TO try our Buchu
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THE FRENCH cay that Nothing Is a foot
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about the only thlns you Cannot buy or
seal through advertising.
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Young lawyer or law clerk can earn extra
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BOX 45S, Times office dez5-3t
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LUNCH ROOM and short order cafe; fifteen
rooms; rooms pay ali rent; clearing $50
month. price. 81 586: rare chance. NEW
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MADAM DE LONG,

Strange Powers: Clairvoyant- IL sth St n
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Moving
Packing and ShippikS.
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS,
81 LOAD
TWO-HORSE WAGON. 50 LOAD.
EOLUMBIA TEAN NaFEE COMPANY,
Tls nth ST. n. W ie23-rf
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
RECORD DAY At FAIR.
Crozcd attends Children's Day CeLe-
bratiOR at DORgan Hills.

Il WAS q big Cay yesterday AZ the Interborough
Fair which is being held the fair grounds Al
Dongan Hills Staten Island. under the auspices
OF tie Richmond County Agricultural Society The
attendance was made Up principally of children
and their unotLers as Il cLildreu's dav. Nearly
every child on Staten Island present At %
O'Clock the crowd great thar watkins
about the grounds was almost Impossible. IL vas
estimated bg the fair managers last night thtt
more than thirty thousand persons visited the iaii
A feature Of yesterdays programme. which was
arranged especially for the children was The nag
dru by three hundred little girls VINO formed The
N1uv who attended the fair yesterday were
greatly disappointed tn uot seeing William Ran
dolnh Hearst II vas announced hy tie fair
rranagers on Monday and Tuesday that he would
81 present az the fair yesterday Secretary Doyle
ssif later that Mr. Hearst had promised % attend
the fair Saturday afternoon The falr managers
haEr arranged Tor special car aId "a band n
music 10 meet SIR Hearst az the 81 George f@rlF
and escort tim to the fair grounds
Among the visitors az the lar yest7riay lay Nsre
me, arrived a. the grounds IN the departments 3
sut6rnobile at O'Clock. and were met Jy inspector
c-FTftfberger and Captain Crowley. OF the STAPLE
Ton station who escorted them through the exhibit
rIsfI, rIae f-- ftr, ana arpu leaving faiI
~ fsfr managers rlar they rad tA"IolsnF enjoyed
Themselves TIE racing caro- yesterday vas "s to-
lows First race. 2l2 pace. purse 9+" won by Cap
,sln Simpson gray geldlng, owned by w. n.
Rhodes OF Gutenberg, y. ). Ihe Aflst9cTat black
-eisfDe owned bv Charles Herman. or Stapleton.
second. and John MeEwen Day r-' t.5I,nsi 2"n.d ~
William G Deiuzer, ~ NeN f3IAnH = lcA, y. J-'
...i-5 -ecord r.re championship frot, prize. sill
80 nm omen ~ staten Island horses only was won
Is- shoot tL4 thutes. bay seld4n6. oNhsa .F W A
--.,,rs.ri VS. second and Penatus chestnut geld
,,,, oR.red bv Charles HoTrmann third
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
TO FORM PARSONS CLUB.
Congressman and Frank Hendricks
Doomed IN 2gH District.

Followers of Congressman Herbert Parsons in
the 2sth Assembly District organized last night 20
Indorse his candidacy for reelection president
OF the Republican County Committee and 20 make
Frank Hendrick the Republican leader OF the dis
trict IN place Of ". J. Chamberlain.
4 call had been sent out by Mr. HendTick 20
the enrolled Republicans of the district 20 meet
al Tuxedo Hall. 5sth street and Madison avenue.
and a goodly number assembled Mr HendricN in
vtted AL those present 10 sign their names IL they
wished Join the proposed club. He said that II
was intended 10 form q club In the district that
would b+ representative 81 all that MI ParsOns
was fighting for. the name OF the club TO be the
Parsons Republican Club OF the 2sth District one
OF the objects OF the club. he said. 70 exclude
from the district the personal domination that
had hitherto marked II.
Referring to Mr.. Quigg. Mr.. Hendrick said:
What has been said Of Mr.. Ouigg would be Sian
der OF almost any other politician. but OF him II
r. merely the haI nless and necessary truth Mr
Ouigg never acted IN the open IN his LIE BUT Tor
such men Quigg In both parties Mr.; Hearst
would be only a curiosity outside OF his own
papers" -. .z..,
The chairman. a resolution 20 that effect having
been passed, named a committee ~ fifteen. Win
Otto L Barnard. the president 81 the New 1tirh
Trust Company. chairman. 20 draw y by-
laws and a constitution for the proposed cup;
The cOmmitte. viii report at a meeting 20 Dc heid
next Wednesday svenins
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
MILLION CUBAN BULLETS.
Big Cargo of Cartridges StOJced
aboard Munitions Steamer.

The work OF loading the Cuban steamer Maria
Herrera with munitions OF went yesterday
with much activity. The first tustaInent Of an
munition ordered by the Cuban government was
delivered Tuesday evening. II consisted OF 500
cases OF cartridges. which were yesterday auement-
ed with like number. These hold 1000
cartridges each. making 1Oo0Ooo already the hold
OF the vessel although this Is only small part OF
the Maria Herrsra's cargo.
The Havana government. which has declared
that II taken unprepared BY the insurrection.
Is said % IN great need OF the war supplies 20
be shipped by the specially chartered steamer and
all haste Is being made TO get her away on her
return trip. The commission which came here on
the Maria Herrera and IS IN charge OF the ar
rangsments has beer busy placing rush orders FOR
supplies.
" c. Aldans. who seems TO be the head OF this
commission. also IN consultation with a rep
rssentative OF the Bethehern Steel Works. and Il
Is believed that the latter company will supply
the guns for the Maria Herrsra-
SehOr ALBANIA. who has constituted himself the
government press bureau. had no Information from
Cuba yesterday Of new engagements
Il don't expect much news" he safS. until the
Maria Herrera arrives IN Cuba" Apparently the
government expects great dongs when Maria gets
home.
The officials ot the revolutionary tunta we're loud
yesterday In protestation the statement attrfb-
uted 70 Colonel Pino Guerra. in alleged inter-
view with the rebel chief In this interview Col
Onel Guerra Is quoted saying that he does not
want American Intervention.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
QUfGG ANSWERS PARSONS.
Says Doubt EriSts Whether Higgins
Could Defeat Hearst.

Leuusl Ely Quisg. who was handled without
GLOVES by Herbert Parsons IN two speeches on
Tuesday night. driven his typewriter yestsr-
day where he prepared a statement IN reply. He
started out BY saying:
The only comment care 70 make on Mr.. Par
sonss blackguardsIn Is the suggestion. which the
observation OF all men will approve, that man
who seeks 70 promote MS PoSGa S am an9ton oy "a
and that only he and his friends can be relied upon
sene &c aiiy foolish and unfailingIy a iraud
strip from Mr. Parsons his otice- holding coutin-
gent take from under him the strong arm Of state
and federal patronage, and nobody would know he
earth.
Mr. Qulgs declared that Mr.. Hearst who was
representative OF the thought and spirit Of the
Democratic party. would doubtless be its candi-
date and that there was doubt that Governor
Higgins had the popular strength 20 defeat Hearst
he said the opposition Mr.. Parsons had only
that one thought in mind Mr.. Quisg added:
Wherever the Parsons primary tickets are sue
ceesfII The delegates viii vote for the renouina-
tIou of Governor Higgins. because they are bound
Wherever the, opposing tickets are successful
the delegates will 90 o. the ventlon unpledsed
consult with their brethren throughout the state
I'm D sincere effort To nominate for Governor man
who san defeat Mr. Hearst
.h.- primary contest Any EFFORT 10 becIsud il by
1lv ter16riI shg-- il weak and unworthy.
THIS is mo-, 81 good time for Republicans TO indulge
tu hys.rriF about he business interests OF the
state or o.. tL about driving people out or the
w.. .or hey about 20 become by the in
yf.4Hr. tr-nd OF circumstances the only cOnserva-
nv, agent IN oIr politics and the only force that
..in prevent the socialisuc sentiment that Bryan
within which the capital of the country will with
draw from acuVe enter pTlse alG Ile L4oor or the
land VII he pltcned oQl OF employ nlehl, ana they
need not doubt that they require the strong and
I ,,JzeT - v-bonl the c6ntinuance OF our ~
tIonaI prosperity seems important
This statement was given out after Mr.. Quisg
had been IN conference with Ex-Governor OdeL
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

Friends Sag Governor WI Be Re
nominated on First Ballot.
nv TeleEraph 70 The tribune ]


Albany, Sept 5.-The friends Of Governor
Higgins in Albany expect that they win have
seven hundred delegates out OF the 1,O1O at
the state convention. and that the Governor
will be renominated the first ballot Gov
ernor Higgins is at Cambridge Springs. and
William Barnes. Jr.. the Albany leader. Is at the
seashore. One OF the Governors political lieu
tenants said to-day TO a Tribune correspondent.
There is no doubt that the Governor. at the
proper time. Will announce hims T a candidate
for denomination. He is not likely 10 do 1t be-
fore the assembling OF the convention Why
should he? There may have been some doubt
about the wishes OF the Governor prior to the
meeting OF the state committee. but there Is
none now. The state committee fight made It
plain that State Chairman Odeu is trying to
drive the Governor out OF politics and he
sents the attack
The election in Vermont indicates that the
farmers are satisfied with the record OF the na-
tional administration and that the rank and
file believe in republican principles and policies
as firmly as ever. That is the way the great
bulk OF Republicans feel in this state. The
Odell men feel bitter toward the Governor but
they will get over IT,"
What about the Governors health?'
1T is much better than il was two years ago.
when he was exhausted by the campaign He
has an organic trouble which has yielded to
treatment and he is feeling first rate. The I'm
provement in his health Is one Of tbs things
which has tended 20 convince him tnat no owed
It 20 himself and his friends 10 make the race
again"
rs Mr.. Hughes a candidate
NO" said the Higgins man, Mr.. Hughes
and the Governor are fond OF each other. Mr..
Hughes would not have been able to do what
he did II the Governor had not assisted him at
critical times Mr.. Hughes appreciates this fact.
and he would not be a candidate for Governor
II Governor Higgins a candidate
TT is the present intention OF the friends OF
the Governor 70 renominate Lieutenant Governor
Bruce. The Governor has the highest opinion OF
Mr.. Bruce's ability and loyalty He thinks that
Mr.. Bruce is one Of the greatest Republicans
IN the state and capable OF filing any place
within the gift OF the people"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
TO FIX TAX on CARS.
Controller HaCing Count Made
Test Suit IN Prospect.

Controller Metz has had q man for three months
trying 70 gather figures on the number Of cars
th- city railroads own. including the various
kinds of cars. He has been trying 70 find way
OF settling the debt OF about three million doll
lars the street railroad companies owe the city
for some years. The car companies used % pay
about ninety thousand dollars year on a lax
OF about ftIy dollars car. but think the TAX
should be for the average number OF cars a day,
instead OF having every car they own taxed.
whether il be run out Of the barn or not Tbs
Controller IS inclined 10 think there Is some
reason in their claim. and has been collecting
the dgures 10 see what the companies actually
own and how much they have been paying.
HIS great trouble was finding out just how
many. cars the companies had. Then he had 10
find out the franchise under which each COM
pany acquired its right OF running and the
license fee Of each. The Third Avenue Railroad
Company has an old franchise which enables Y
70 run its huge cars as big any built. for 50
a car while even the little ''Jiggers' or the DRY
Dock. Avenue y and East Broadway horsecar
lines are charged SO q car
The Controller has found out the number Of
open combination or open and closed and box
cars each company owns, and finds the total
owed the city for 1905 IS SO 800. This IS about
an average OF what is owed the city for 1914
and 1903, when the car companies stopped pay
ing out the amount claimed Claims or like
amounts had been paid for 1900. 1901 and lJI-
and then the companies stopped paying the
claim.
A suit IS coming up next month on an old
horsecar case which j. expected TO be a test for
the companies and the cities
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
NEH' YORK OVERLOOKED.
No Grain Inspection Station Estab-
Hshed at This Port.
From The Tribune Bureau.


Washington, Sept. 5.-ThOse interested in the
federal inspection and grading OF grain Intended
for export viii be surprised 20 learn that Secre-
tsry Wilson. by means OF the $4,000 apprOpri-
ated by Congress for this purpose. has estab-
ltshed grading stations az Baltimore and New
Orleans. but has overlooked New York and BOs-
ton. both OF which ports confidently expected
that they would be- favored with federal grain
inspection stations
The Secretary. when seen to-day. explained
that such inspection Stiu in the experimental
stage and that his work thus far purely
tentative Baltimore mad been selected because
its proximity 10 Washington rendered COnsulta-
ton with Washington exceptionally easy. Why
New Orleans was selected not explained.
IL will be remembered tlat senator Hans
brOugh brought tu the attention of Congress the
necessity OF some federal Inspection and grading
OF grain intended FOR export 10 was then shown
that wide diScrepanc--S existed in the methods
OF inspection and grad Hs. and 10 was even main
talned that "gTOUChy' Inspector would be un-
able 10 find any No l grain. matter how nigh
the quality. while in rare Instances Ovsrin-
dulgent Inspector would find nothing else
Secretary Wilson maintains that the fixing Os
uniform grades and consistent inspection ia a
difficult matter. and one that viii OCCUPY the
attention OF hts scientists for some time and
possibly require TIE deylsIlg of scientific instru-
ments for the purpose. Th- new stations ha as
serts, have been established chiefly for the pur-
pose OF experimentation, and when satisfactory
results have been attained iU viii be- time enough
20 extend the system
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
SAYS HEARST IS LOSING GROUND.
Senator Malby Confident Republicans VIII
Win in St. Lawrence County
Il. - D - rrlbune !

Albany Sept 5.-Senator George r Nalny. ~
Ogdensburg. who is 10 succeed Representative
Flack IN Congress. said TODAY that Hearst IS los
ing ground and Jerome gaining I'm ST. Lawrence
County.
There is very little sentiment for Hearst in the
northern counties" said Mr.. Malby and what
there is is confined 20 the Democratic party. The
Republicans arc satisfied with things they
The crops are good. the taxes low. everything -
prosperous, and Renub4cans generally have no use
for latter day socialism
Three months ago There a Eood deal %
sentiment Tor Hearst among Democrats. Il Is
gradually diving out and the old feeling OF loyalty
20 the party is swinging Democrats back into
lire for whoever IS nominated az Buffalo. The
Hearst programme fD" ar independent nomination
irritatrs the "'t-line Democrats. do not know
whether Hearst rs going 20 nominate a candidate
against OF not DO rare''
SVoakfuE OF leaving the Senate and going 20
Washington. Mr.. AIqibv. who has been lu the Sen
ate for more than ten wears. said.
.HTv leaving win break ff.- cFarun-d circle hut IL
"a mot re Lpiref. sIur reoula wanted 20 % tn
yVashirEtoU. and oh-vel the draft. do ~ ex-
nect 20 keen pace with rhe poker sharps Wash
fDErou NoU can't expect a Countrvman 20 do IT,
The front'ersnen put on the PravestOne OF a COM
rafe fu Colorado. He done hts damn4dest Angels
could do move When get 70 Washington I'll
40 a well know how.
who you for for GoVeruor. asked
..yy-aTr See.' said Nr. ~ rfpE raonIa
1..,-ar-- taken stand the ir-arn0rshfn oIes-
r-D te- believe IL is gOi ~ 20 t- convention IN
which the del-Eates viii name the II strike.
ne tF.r no s going 20 he definitely selacrRd for
~ rIace until the delegates assemble and have a
chance to talk II over. ! believe that whoever Is
psnled viii win.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
NR. JOHNSON ON SPELLING REFORM
Would Destroy Verbal History and Render
Delightful Study Impossible.

Rosster Johnson has issued a circular from, his
ONCE No. 81 Union Square. protesting against the
scheme Ot phonetic spelling He SAYS the n.oofs
DO not want the change. that II would not simplify
the language and that II would not save spacs IN
printed matter and diminish the size OF Books n,
also takes pains 10 deny that the reform would
make correct spelling easier He says
The uneducated man cannot BE- expected to spau
well with any system. Furthermore. as pronuncia-
uon - not Uniform. an attempt BY al to spell pho
neuca4ly would lead 20 bewilderins variations.
Adoption OF the "simplihed spelling would IN a
great many Instances obscure the etynOlosy. thus
destroying verbal history and rendering iupossibe
Wnat 10 many - the delightful study OF words.
The whole discussion OF this subject has been
conducted on a tacit assumption that words
Used and viewed sngly. But this Is nowhere true
except In tho spelling book and the dictionary.
words are grouped In sentences and paragraphs.
and the ease OF reading depends upon their dstlno-
i've characters as presented TO the eye II
adopt the smphnef spelling the exercise OF read
Ing, instead OF being slmplifet. win ,. made
trying 70 the eye, because many words will lose
their distinctive character For Instance. the words
the they and though stand dis
tinctIy at the most hurried glance. but when We
change than 20 'thi' ''tha" and tho thsy look
much allAs that impose greater strain
upon the eye. and when this - repealed tho1saads
Of tlmss n The psrusal OF q ooo< ths RESULT VII
- Important enough tex sartsoo onnA.ADAunn-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
GAR GRANTS REFoRMS'
pFNALTIES LNCREAoHD'
c,,,,7men.'s Programme to Restore
Peace TO RHSsid-

-- AZ oiicisl COM
s. s.,.inr in part the government
n1iiio'-.-. ,,ss published tonight
prog'A-., Cor poiiticaI crimes ana an IA
Sorrt '-.,,,es for revolutionary proI-s a. ia
crsase y a arm determination 10 ptese''
ard ekI'1- ,,-tsirs liberal measure OF re-
oresf' -, chem the immediate aoo-iIoA oi
forms ~--.-,..ions on Jews. Measures ar
useless ,,e direction of greater pToFinei~
Vron'l'o- zs-7stvos VIII be introduced IN 20
snioho.' .se Esluc provinces An income '@h
arc -. ,-.-,.,,-ea. Reforms in the ponce ai1
VI -,I,, services also are promised
o1as' f-.-.,,-,tcatfon. which was issued eilei
1he -. s,scyssion by Premier Sto-ypin ana
p-'I--.,,,u Of Ministers. leaves the sl'~l'-o'
20 - The one thing evident ls il-a' '--'
stn' ,-..,ss 70 carry out broad reforms on
ffsn - 70 pursue q policy % repression on
ore re establishment OF courts narua-
.,,,,c,l crimes signifies supplanting me 0''''
foF ..-.-sr A state O. extraordinary insecur-
oours The''
~ srsts -,-...,- .,,s law Elective
AZ - ssger TIE publication % the com
vas -. -, Z empowers governor generals 10
ras'''-sr,s -..sr,..s or military men charged Win
plA'' =, ,-,sl before O military court consist
CIV -, oBes-s. the t-iai 10 take not longer
NC -..--v-tvo hours from its beginning 70
-l'- -..,.,or n the verdict This IS alJogether a
- A. heretofore only military or naval
-. sn6 upris.rCs. such as thai u me
- .-,v,nces last fan were occasions 70.
81. - -,,-,iel. and s. Petersburg, Moscow.
Co. e. practically the whole OF Russia are
,,v under this category-
me prorram-ne as announced IN ne oI-lelA-
----.--,,s-ior Is not TIE fun programme or me
..-,.-,-,snt. which probably viii be issued az the
- - ss-tenlber or early IN October
va,e-al meeting o: octohrists and Peaceful
,,.-s,.-,-,or,s;s VIII be held az The end Of Sep
- Z, is believed that az that time the
C-..,-,s, rsr-v vt.l De dissolved or viii merge
~. tse Peaceful Regenerrtio iorists.
~, ,or,n.ttee appointed 70 deal with tie land
.,,,.,,o, sss drawn up regulations for the trans
a. - Crown lands to peasants. The lands con
..-,ss cover 100000 6ess.atlnes, yielding
- -.ve-ue y SssGop10 The land vii be
- anal sr,ot--s-ts o. the basis q the aver
= ,-,,al income Tor the last three years The
,-oe e not 20 exceed twenty times ne yearly
-s-.sI A suec.al credit WI be granted for the
.-,s,sss o. removal where t-e new proprietors
40 ,ot residents ot TIE district n which the
--,,s--v IL situated ard they VIII receive luna-
- s-ss - cost for The construction of houses
and farm buil6inga
rbs CouncH os Ministers has sanctioned the
-lsr ps-nirtiug the Jews 70 open elementary
sns secondary schools under TIE same conditions
ss people o. ether creees