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IsIAND PORTS

HONOLULU-Arrived Ian 3-Stmr Lansing
from Port Hartford; with bktn Fullerton in tow.
Dec IS, for China and Japan. sa
KAHULUI-ArriVcd Jan 3-Stmr NeVadan.
HILo~Sailed Dec sl-stmr Enterprise, for
= MtNiLA-sailed Nov 27 (and not Nov 10. as
previously reportedA-Ship Erskine Phelps FOR
Honofpu. Dec 12-I3r stmr Aymeric. for New
FOREIGN PORTS
DOyER-Passed Jan 3-Br stmr Strathyre
hence Oct Is. for London.
yALPARAIso.-Arri, prior to Jan 2--Ger
stIhr Abessina, from Hamburg. for San Fran
cisco.
IeUIquE-Arrived- Jan 2-Br ship Cleomene.
lgjoNTEVIDEO-A Dec ai-Nor stmr
Taurus from Caleta Buena. for PhIladelphia.
coRoNEI-Passed Dec 1e-Br stmr Britain
AIAzATLAN- Sailed Dec eEGer bark Eller-
bel; for Roay Roads .,
HoNGKoNG-sail Jan 2-Br stmr Hazel
NEMCASTLE, Asis-Arrived prior Jan -
Br stmr yisgoth. from Taku.
TAITAI,-Arriyed Dec 17-Br stmr Comeric
VALPARAISO-Arrlv Dee 19-Br stmr An
glo Saxon, from Tyne.
PUNTA ARENAs--Arrived nrior Dec :8-Rr
Sesostris from Hamburg. Dec 13-Ger sfmr
Abessinia. from Hamburg: for Son Francisco
ttjtAN SIfAAlEHS
QJFENSTOWN-Arrived Jan 3-Stmr Strayer
from San Francisco. via st. Vincent.
HAMBURG-s Sailed Dec 3l-Stmr Ammon. for
Tacoma.
NEW yORK-SaiIed Jan sAStmr La Lor-
raine. sfor Havre
Arrived Jan 3-Stmr Main. from Bremen
HAyRE--Arriyed Jan 3-Stmr La Provence
from New York.
AbessInia. from Hamburg. via Punta Arenas
for San Franesc0.
PLysIoUTH-sa Jan 4-stmr Pretoria. for
New York.
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rE4R FIsHERMAN Is LOST

SAN DIEGO. Jan. captain Eaton
of the Ethel G and Bob Israel of the
American. two of the fishermen who
were on the ocean when the storm OF
Monday broke, have returned, telling
OF terrific seas which made the run
home a night for life. They brought no
report OF Larsen and Lutz. save that
they were down the coast. Special fear
is felt for Lutz. as it is said that his
boat is small and brady seaworthy in
q storm.
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brancn Of the United States Hydrographic
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange IL
maintained in San franeiscU for tile benefit OF
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
Vf expense. NavigatOrs cordially invited to
visit tre office, where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions OF the world are kept at
hand, for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers to navigation and ali
matters of interest to ocean commerce The
time ball service has been suspended pending
Tie reconstruction OF the tower of the Ferry
building. j. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant U. s. y. in Charge.
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cRlED LABOR BILL

: WASHINGTON. Jan. SENATOR
Beveridge reintrOduced his general
child labor bill today as an amendment
to the District of Columbia child labor
bill, desiring to secure action during
the present session, the District bill
having already been reported. He gave
notice that he would speak on the
subject January a.
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IIRRARY ASSOCIATION MEETS

Library. Association convened at Red
lands this afternoon. Mayor j. J. Suess
of this city delivered the address OF
welcome. The response was made by
President J. l. Gfilis- Exhibits OF
library economics will largely take the
place OF formal papers.
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Iy0O, b-5U- AVeTASe OF tnIS month TOT 30 years,
423: total from September /. 1906. to date. s. 20.
WIND-PrevailIhe direction. northwest: total
movement. 1881 miles; average hourly velocity.
81: maximum velocity (for FIVE minutesl, So
miles per hour. from southwest on December 10
wEATHER--Number Of days. clear. :: partly
cloudy. IL: clondy 10; on which .01 inch, or
more of precipitation occurred H.
MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA (dates off,
Auroras. none: halos: solar. 81: lunar. 81 Q3;
hail. none: sleet. none: fog 2. g. 4. 3, a. IS, Il.
II. "A: thunderstorms. none; frost. light, Is;
heavy, 2 5; killing. none.
ALEXANDER c. McADIE.
Professor Weather Bureau.
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inches
SYNOPSIS AND FORECAST.
storm of some severity Is sweeping over
the northern half of the Pacific Coast but will
probably not move southwark. The temperature
has fallen in the north, and high southerly
winds are reported at many points At Tatoosl
81 miles, from the southwest; North Head.
southeast: Portland. &C. southwest, and Seattle.
SO. southwest. are reported.
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy FRIDAY,
with occasional showers: fresh south winds
Sacramento Valley-ShOwers Friday; brisk
south winds.
~San.-JoaQuin FaIey-Coudy Friday, possibly
showers: fresh south wind
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Friday; light
east winds, changing TO southwest
A. C. McADIE, District Forecaster.
MoBthIy Meteorological Summary
United States Department OF Agricis' 'ture
Weather Rnrenn San Eranciscn Dec IL u
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PATTI. THE TENoR. ToNIGHr
DEaTH OF rAMoUs sorn,r-

LONDON. Jan. 3-Colonel Leonard
Douglas Hay Currie died here yester-
day. He served in the Crimean war
and was colonel of the Thirty-third IN
fsntry during the Civil War In the
United States.
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Jockey Collins Mount Falls
and He Is Fatally Injured
Ascot Selections

FIRST race-AzOra, jack Ker-
chcrvflIc, Lord of the Heath.
Second race Los An=eleno,
NeedfuI, Adonis.
Third race-I'm Joe, FOncasta,
Nuns Yelling.
Fourth race-watcrbury, Zee
thus.
Fifth raee-NibIicl, sails, Lord
Provost.
Sixth rsce-AIIerfon, Ray Egan,
Virginia Lorraine.
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Army Transports

The Burnside is ct Seattle
The Buford Is in port.
TIE Crook is In port. Ont of commission.
The Kirkpatrick is en- route TO Newport News
Virginia.
The Logan arrived at Manila December 3.
The Ingalls, is at Newport News. Va.
The SHERIDAN is in port. Ont of commission
The Sherman is in port.
The Thomas left Honolulu December IL for
Manila.
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Ruth and Grace Schwab The Butter
fly" by La Leta. French song and dance
by Dorothy KlOpstock. MY Little Rag
Dolly" by Frances Merrigan. and "A
Point TO Bear in Mind by Marietta
and Bosworth Willats. and the Jack
Be Nimble sextet were really clever
stunts
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Memornnan

The tug Wizard. previously reported 'anre and
cast sdrift. Is at Sausalito. The Ere ia under
control Tux. i at work pumping vessel ont.
Per Br ship Wayfarer. from Hamburg Ian
S--Sailed from Hamburg Ang ): passed C,,1x-
haven and cleared River Elbe Aug 8: passed
through Dover Straits on Aug Il and cleared
Fnelish Channel on Aug 16; had very light, va
rable winds in the North Atlantic until mept-
ing with the NE trades on Sept in lat 30 v
Ion 20 w; these were carried to lat II n. Ion
% 55 W. where they were lost Sept o; then
had ,lsual yarisbles. ealms and monsoons until
reaching the Sc trades on Sept II. in lat 8
n 21 20 W: crossed equator Sept 10 in lon
2s IL ": carried Sc trades to lat 20 s. lon
a6 40 W. whore they were lost Sent 81: thenre
had NV TO NE winds to lat 40 s. Ion z5 w:
then had succession of SW gales for a week
after which had variable winds and modera fe
weather to Staten Island: passed the parallel
OF 80 s in Atlantic on the night of Oct fS in
Ion c. 20 ". and passed Staten Island on Oct
21: sighted Diego Ramierez Island on tho
eve of Oct 23. and made fairly good progress
TO the westward until reaching lot 81 30 s. lon
rs 30 W on Oct 2S with wind mostly from
point thence experienced great difn-
Guilty In gctting. TO the northward the wind
still prevailing from NV: passed lat so in
Pacific on the night OF Nov Z: thence had va
riable wind and weather until meeting with the
Sc trades on Nov % in lat 25 80 s, lon 06 40
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REcoRpER.s BUsINEss GRoMING

The report Of Recorder John II. Mel
son shows that he collected s6l43.65
more during the last six months than
he did during the corresponding time
in 1895. The number of documents
filed was 1902 more IN the last half of
1906 than in. the same period of the
year before. The total receipts for
the last six months was $40. .4O0.4O, and
after the expenses of the office were
paid there was a surplus of sI5.7Ss.7O.
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PARTISAN ARTISTS
At LYRIC HALL

With literature and music Monsieur
tertained a considerable gathering of
French residents last evening in Lyric
Hall. Monsieur sang songs of his own
composition in a cultured tenor voice
and also played the violin with tech
nical skill and effective expression
and madame read selections, which
were given a musical setting by her
husband.
The entertainment as announced in
the programme was given by special
consent of the French Minister of Pub
lie Instruction and Fine Arts for the
purpose of popularizing French music
and literature and with the object in
view of forming reciprocal societies
(artistic. musical, literary and phil
anthropic) in America to cooperate
with L'Union Artistique des Femmes
Franchises in Paris"
In an Introductory address madame
explained that L'Union Artistiaue des
Femmes- Franchises in Paris was an In
stftution that gave concerts. etc, for
the benefit of talented young women
who required pecuniary aid TO pursue
their artistic education or to enable
them TO obtain a professional debut
And the by special consent" phase of
the printed announcement was eluci-
uaAtu Dg Ildl lsCkeQ 10 Ine madame s
name, on which were the words "of
the Theatre Francaise and officer
d d'Academie." while to monsieur's name
was appended, "of the Conservatory of
Paris, violinist and composer, chevalier
OF the Legion of Honor, officer of pub
lie instruction" all of which went to
show that both madame and monsieur
were servants of the French Govern
ment and could not publicly entertain
IN af4
not for their titles or had received the
special consent" alluded to-
Their performance was very enjoy
able TO the French-speaking audience
The madame was once am actress of
note in her native land and still pos
sesses dramatic fire and looks and de-
claims more than little like the
divine Sarah Bernhardt Monsieur wa.
a well-known resident of San Fran
cisco's French colony ere he went to
Paris and married madame, then
Mademoiselle Tekley, member of the
Theatre Franchise. He is a native son
OF California. and his father was prin-
cipal of the College Charlemagne, the
first French music academy in this
State.
NJ S. Martinez played the piano ac-
compartments.
Another entertainment will be given
by the same people at the same place
next Sunday afternoon. when the pro-
gramme will be entirely different TO
that interpreted last evening
PATTI. THE TENOR. TONIGHT
From the Central Theater last even
ing came announcement that Gino
Martinez Patti, the newly imported
lyric tenor of the Lambardi Opera
Company. has recovered from his
throat ailment sufficiently TO warrant
the statement that he would positively
sing Rodolfo tonight in La Boheme."
He was booked to make his first ap-
pearance in America last Tuesday
afternoon in the Pncclni opera. but
when he arrived from London his
throat was so badly infiamed as to
necessitate the publics disappoint-
mont
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W; had very unsteady trades. VARYING from Ne
TO Sc with very sh0wery weather. crossed
eo,,stor Dee 10 in Ion us W. and lest NJ
trades Dec 13 in lat Z y. Ion 40 W took
NE trades Dec II in lat Il y, 120 "; from
Dec is to Dec 90 between lat 10 and. 20 y
and lon l22 and 12S 80 ". had fresh gale from
NNE to ENE. with continuous rain: lost NE
trades on Dec in lat 26 80 n Ion 125 45 " :
thence variable winds and moderate weather to
the evening OF Dec 81 when hard gale from
the NV was met with. which lasted for 50
port
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rhe Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Jan g.
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rREArY MIrH JAPAN

WASHINGTON Jan. 3. - senator
Gearin gave notice today that on Mon
day he would call up his resolution
that negotiations be entered into with
Japan for a modification OF the exist
ing treaty with that country.
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Time
Reydto oad b
Scratched o
Rouabgu dRecifm
hreeA0r
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Movements of Steamers
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The Calls Ascot Park Track Form Chart

-8,03N Logan. % place, SHOW OUT 7IDaQueusF
WInnhr e. bv Sain-Miss Howard. Trained by +.
second same The usual seeplechase accident occurred
irst Jump and rolled Jockey Coils, insuriag MIN
ate form Logan fenced and was best ON the nat.
upled IN betting.
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Sc fpritc 9anife / M,ncrifa. 81

SC fbrite 9anife / Mmerifa. Sen
amerifonife sSournalilt Gre6eric S.
Saiftn omtaler fornDlig en- 9lrtitel
/ Sc arnertfanlfe 8la6e om set fren1'
me6f96te Clement 2an6ets 8efolf,
ming, at @fan6inaberne bar ipillet Ell
itor &olIe be6 0annelien al Sen ame.
rianlfe geationaltDfe. @peniferne
er fommet bertil itgrre sl1tal, men
6e @anlfe eg geor6menoene bar bap1
lige iaa flor sSnoflp6elie. San poo
peger, at 6e Gnnife bar / Manbattan
(Netp yorf) lige iaa tioligt iom SOL
le116erne, og set er en- bi1torin
&ienbsgierning, at 8egrapeliesp1a6:
len ON Erinitp &irfen oe6 @oll ct
fbrit blep ir16biet fom SUBS Mger"
/ 1904 ga 6e Donlfe bpgge6e en- lillt
@irfe poa set @teo, iom blep betie,t1
af en- Breit fra 9onmarf. Sen fgr'
: ite lutberife Brait, Ser boIot CUBS
tienelte ber / Mmerifa> bar Sen 6an
| lie Magiiter garbus, ion1 Ieoiage6,
oen nIpffelige @fspe6ition til SUB
ion 8ugten 1919. slIlereoe ben fpr
ite Gi11ter 6gbe ban Ser meIIem @ne
6riberne / bba6 ban bab6e gipet geab
met u9fobn 9anta".
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Dattak -antfrtkanakr RrjarhtllFnfr.
slf 6. 3. 6trannunln.

Neutrality-suspicious. bor glort DEM
paa ma1ge Oeaa6er til 2eremeitre
ior @gnens pbrige Agrarer al anore
9lationnliteter. Sg Set bgr ben19r.
fes, at 6lertallet al 9eetpell-Diitri
tets 6anlfe Sor6brugere er bel beo
Magt financiel @enieen6e.
9felpells bonlfe ltng6onsfore,1ing.
vGe unge &refter" arbej6er iam-
men mes Sc anore Organtl lationer
inoenfor ~Gonif Sammenlluttet
(1ngoom" og fat piltnof 8etingeller
for at funne pofle og tribes bel =
/ bpert Golo iaor mon Set Sn6trbf,
naor man ia9ttoger Sen oaagne ST.
teresie, bporme0 llngoomSarbejoet
fglges.
Ser er 0ani @n10stienelte og 5fo.
legang 9ee'uell; men man lagoe,
at Sc firfelige Gorbol0 life bar loa
go6e> lom pnlfeligt bar - bbor laa
ems @run0ene er.
Oilers er Ser Set at lige at 9eetpell
alorig = for Ell flor Sci paa @runo
al lin afiioes @eliggenbe0- 0-bar ipiI.
let nogen betp0elig &olle for bort
in0ban0reOe Soft.
Sg Set er @run6en alt, ser fan
ltges ONT S110trpffene fra ct bolpt
9pgns Spbol0 ser poa 9te6et. -
Gent bar Set, ga ri Sen 4ften git
til go; men ti0ligt og n9rft bar 6et,
6a Dor @nrt nnite Morgen peffebe
os; cit Tort gjor0es Sc ns0benoige
6orbere0elier til Sen nn1te 9ieile, Ser
in6le0eDes mes en- morge11frtlf &ie-
retur paa ct Guiln Mil til 0en npr-
1neite Stotionsbp, bporfra ri liot ie-
mere mes Sog anfom til Sac Gitp -
Ell 9p, Ser ligger I operoroentlig
ln1tffe Smgipeller> bDiS @ffeft D6er-
ligere forbgje6es be0 pragtful6e @f-
teruorsforper> iom laa oper 6e tu-
iin0 SrperS folmen6e 8la6e.
Gtore, ltille Gfope : 8effe og
| ilDnge6e slaer = biit og fer ct
ipp6t Guglepip = flar> bpi otter.
aorsDim1nel = Col og Toroer oper
8affe og Gale og paa falmen6e 8la'
Sc!
5aole6es bite Sotpas @fteraar
Zig for os be6 5ac Gitp. Sg bi unb-
re6eS ober, at ingen Danlfe bab6e
bolat Jig ber> bDor BOG iaa meget
min6e0e ONT Ge0relan6et.
Men u6pan0re6e 9anife bar 10
joni &egel toget mere &eniDn til Ell
Gyms Grugtborbe6 ems til 6ens Sea-
trrifidnbe0.
Tor, flyer Sc, man fan life lepe al
9}aturlfj6nbe0.
i Sg set er ser bel nogen 5an6be6 /.
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@eanbinauiau Social ano Snbm.


jtrtal Glib Mo,1tgomerp slla., Sen
npe ifon6inapiife Sorening, bois
5tiftelie hi omtalte for en- Moone0s
Sis li6en, bar allere6e gipet fraftiq
9ipstegn fra fig / Iorm al Ell meget
liplig @onfet, Ser afbol6tes lio1t / Sc,
brl1ar Saul 6. @anlens 2ofaler, og
/ bnilfen ct meget itort slntol ifonoi.
napiife &errer og Gamer 6eltog. W}e.
men nobilte en MGng6e fine &etter,
og Stemningen blan0t 9eltagerne
bar fortrinltg. 9lan0t Salerne r@p-
mes lGrlig en- al 8. g. &ousmon, /
bpilfen 5fanOinaberne Montgo.
lnerD fomplimentere6es for 6ereS
9opalitet til 6eres a6optere6e 2on6
pg &onnr1nitet, iamt Sobn &oniens
Sole for Sc 3fonoa.upilfe 2a11oe oQ
om bpa0 Sfon6inaperne far u6ret
tet / 6eres 6G6relono. Set mecDe
les, at &lubben er ltrrf ll0pifling
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@cbmit5 us &ucf. @an Grancis.


cos Mopor @cbm1it5, oalgt iom slr.
bei0ernes &an6i6at, og 9lbrobom
&uef / iin Sio 8pens politiife 8ofs
og 9cbmit5s b6ire &aano, er 6en-
ne l1ge bragt for 9omitolene> anfIa-
ge6e for Hengeafpresning. 9llt tp6er
paa, at set biI blipe en- @fan6aIeiaa
af Stang. Scbn1it5 bar europa, 90
ban bleb onflaget, og ber6te ftrafs
tilbage for at mg6e 8eifDl6ningerne.
&uef 6erimo6 forIban6t iporlpit for
en- Gio, 1nen HoIitiet fanot bans
Sfiuleite6, og &etsiagen moo Dem
begpn6te / Man6ags.
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9r. $. &ulcfmar, tiolieere 8eoof-
tyr al v9for0iife 8laoe" i Seem Dorf,
bpilfet 9fopn flor blep fora1oret til
Sen norife slmerifaner" er blepe1
GbefrcDoftpr for r9ogblaOet" Sri.
ltiol,ia og 9isponent for set slftieiel.
lfob, iom eier 8la0et. Gr. &olcf.
mar rej1te / 1901 tilboge til 9iorge
fra Seem Oorf og bur li6en pGre1
Me0arbej0er peo ct @jgpifs 8lob.
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Sanf 8rpScrianfmmbs s(arsrap

Sanif 8rpScriamfnnbs 9(arsrap=
pprt for 1906 er l&0ien0t / 0isle ga:
&c og bier, at Ser pe0 ll0gangen al
s(aret oor 239 2oger n1e6 ialt 15,z
935 Meo1emnler, og at Meolemmer.
ne5 @jennen1l lnitSal0er / 1906 bar
1928 Star. gfettotilgongen / 1906
bar 1880 Me0lenmer. Ser er
Assurance / 9(aretS 2pb n6betalt
$67, 900, / Spgebjelp al lan1tlige
2o9er $33,t73.S7, og @fstrabielr
$14,007.77. S slarets 2gb er 80
Me0lemmer afgoaet De6 9e6en og
"A Me6lemn1ers ultruer er afgaaei
ueo 9p6en. Sanfun6ets 2oger ct
for6elt / 26 Stoter, al bbilfe 9eebra.
lfa far set itdrite slntol of nogen en-
felt Stot, 49, Montana og &anlaS
bper 1 2oge. 21 2oger itifte6es
1906. S Oberfaslererens Sperligl
ooer gegnifabet for 1906 me6oeles
at Sonfun6et be6 slorets l10gang
@enerolfon6et bor en- &osiebebol0:
ming al $4,837.61, Msiurancefon'
set $10,S18.29, (Sn6tegt / 1906
$S1 ,244.06) og / @arantifonf
$39,71O.04.
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SSrpfcn Gatbrtmc 6asiager

Trpfcn Gatbrinc @asiager er
Nobnet poa en- ung 6anif Game, Scr
iflg. ugeor0lpiet" er orriperet til Bbi,
la6elpbia for at gipe un0erpisning /
funltneriif l16ifering / 2e6er. Grg-
fen @asiager itges at baDe 6rebet
Set 1neget bi6t / 6enne &unit og bar
u6f6rt 9lrbei0er for af6g6e Dron-
ming 9ouiie / Danmarf> Ser bar ops
naaet megen &ergmmell le og er Die.
bet fopiere6e rnnbt on1 @propa.
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Gifilbien &jbbenbabn? Donife
8la6e me66eler ct &pgte ON, at 8ro,
6erlarnfun6ets bortrgnte Sberfasie.
rer gifil6ien ffnlbe opbol6e fig !
&ibbenbabn og fortaller, at 8olitiet
er bIepet aIlcrmeret i Sen Mnle6ning.
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Sraablps sSurbinbclic n1cllcm lt.S.

Sraablps sSurbtnoclic mcllem It's.
% 9anmarf fan mart ue11tes ipnrf=
lat, Dpis man lful trp ct Selegrom
fra &jpbenbobn al 6. @iorts, bpil>
fet Set fortGlles, at Ser CT begprot
gfsperin,enter me6 0enne elrt Seles
grofering efter &aloen1or Noullens
Spltem fra bans Station ll0enfor
&ipbenbabn til 6enne Sibe al e(tlan=
teren, og at 9feiultaterne bibtil bar
prret meget tilfreOsItilleu0e.
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Trn Spbannc 9pbuab fra &riitia=
MIA 9eationoltbeoter> Ser lpger ON 4
@laone0ers Ner1nislion for at beipae
s(n1erifa / gfterooret, pil blioe leo-
loget al Gofie 9fein1ers, Slt0pig
Sergb, S0opar og 5tormoen, olle
Sfuelpillere pe0 famine Gbeoter.
5tornoen far ti0ligere nnret fer !;
2ol16et poo en- Splnlertpl1rne. 9[lle
Sfuelpillerne giper 9(ffolS pao 0eres
@oger be0 Sbeotret / Sen Sis oere5
Yern1is lton barer.
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@rpfcsipr q. s. @anien, 2prer

&rufcsior x. s. @auien, 2erer
/ Sopebrug peo Stats Mgerbrlgsifo.
len @roofi1gs1 g. 9af., en- at Sc
melt befjen0te Go1Ife / slmerifa, fal
/ 6enne Maancb 6oloe ire 6oreoraa
poa Gonebo6 @piifole, Spler, Minn.,
ct om bans &eiler i Sibirien pao
Manteop6agelier og to ON uDrpm oe
Goo6 set lnooerne 2anobr,tg". Set
ferlte 6oreorog illuitreres meo 2ps.
billeoer. sl6gangen til otsle Joreoraa
ifol betoles meo $1.00 for Sem alle
tire, men Yrof. 9anlen fjenfer &e,1.
gene til @ejifelen.
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9ette Slab er n1eo fit rigt abefs-
len6e Sn6bol6 og tiltder16e l1oitDrel-
fe 8orbol6 til iin Prts uonertra1f.
fet af ncget an6et 8Iao ber / 2on.
Set ! famine Sprog. Wonner pas
6et.
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Scniatipn / 8ismarcf, q. 9af

Scniation / Sismaref, u. 9af.
6. 6. Fotterion cit &oteleier, poli-
tiff ~9ols" pg &on0ioot for Mapor
8islnarcf, 9for0 0ofotoS 9}egieringS=
lroe> blco iiolte ltge orreiteret un0cr
Nnfloge for v@linopigging" ioet Set
paalto0eS, at Ser blep Ierperet 9riffc=
parer bo1S &otel Stri6 me0 Ero=
bibitiolts1open. 1ope6floger11e bar
tire Spport1ingspi9er Sotellets
Spilelal. Se0 @ltsun0erldgelle fon0.
teS il1gen lom bellt Spirituolo / So
tellet n1en ser lfol orre fuloen0e 8e=
niler mos &atterlol1> og flere Me0=
lelnner al 2egislatl1re1 bill blipe il16=
tolot lom &ioner. @otterlon bar Of
fenlig bnp6et, at man bpr opertrGbe
Frobibitionslopen. San er for 81.
BEN County &onislGr, og 2egiSlo-
t1ren er Ser o0lfillige 2obforlog
bpiS Mel1ing er at folte Don u0 Al
6ons gn1be6e.
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Srm ooa / Cntaba. Grl, 0oo 9liel,

VIH S0u ! IH1tNu!}1. VIH Ubu 9t1el'
ie',s Optraben Dn1aba por i'll. sc.
g. s." en flor Si1fees. Ser bar fam,
let omtrent 800 Menneifer / @oib.
i,1eton @olI, ser por fplot til ii6ite
4labs. Ogiao beo be,10es Optre6en
i Council Bluffs bar Ser fnl6t &ns.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-15

&asi ia9crtrafifcn 9fcbraifa er
6lepet grunoig reorgal1ileret al bna<
Sc 9egislotl1rcn og lelpe Sonefpn1=
pognierne. Si6lte Sors0o9 troo0te
SEN 1lpe 2 Gents pr. Mil Hoslogerto=
rif / &roft @ei1bol6t til Sen al &C.
gislotlre1 be0to9ne 2op, men ion1t=
lige Sernbanefompognier u0lte0te
lanti6ig Sr0re ONT, at ser i11gen lon1
bcllt @illetreol1ftioner nogeu JONI
6cllt 6orm Deref fter mootte fi10e
Steo, life engang til &rrlter, Ser
biotil far fjprt for bolp Yris, ejbel
Ter til gonle 9ol0oter eller Solf,
ser orbej0er / Selgiprenbe0s= =6or-
n1nol. Ser bil life mere blipe gipet
Gfsfltriionsbilletter bperfen til @o11-
pentioner eller til 2anOfiebere. Ser
lfol betaleS 2 Gents n ltraigbt" oper,
alt.
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Can0srlldn0.
&unbt / An,erifa.

Garl 6anicn, Splcr, beginner Jig
Goraaret no paa Ell 6oreoragsrejie
6e banife &olo11ier / 2lt1taterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-15

Gn frpotclie Gfsploiium inotraf
Sirsbog @ftermi06ag oen frantic
&rpoier ~SSena", ser laa 1110er S11=
ipeftion &rigsbabnen beo &onlolt.
ltlpffen iu6traf pe0 at er mes fon1,
primeret Suit 1aoet Sorpe6o lpreng=
tes poa @run6 af Ell e1ler an6en Sell
I Materialet, og &rl16tmogaiinet og
Mmmunittonsrummene fom 6erpe6
8ron0 og iprang 2l1ften. @eIe 9lg>
teroe1en al @fibet iprnngtes 2uf:
ten, og 2igene af Sc Sn1bor6paren,
be Ipngeoes giennem 2uften / olle
9}etninger. Sfibets gperitfomon,
oerel6e, sl6igaro, oe @tabscbefen for
oen frantic Mi66elbobs=@ =@1foore,
&optein Ger6ier, iamt rnellem Is oQ
so Morinere iatte 2ipet til, Sc fleits
al Dem bIeb fuI6iten6ig iprenet
Stpffer. M1i11b1t 1870 a116re Sn1.
bor6peren6e bleb iaare6e, Sc fIeItt
iaa baar6t, at oe etten bill 6e ellie,
blibe &rpbItnge for 2ibsti6. Set el
cit al Sc berite &ataitrofer, ser no
genlir6e er i116trnffet ct sSlao6eifif
/ Gre6stio. ct nerliggenoe MrIena,
! bleb 1tGrft belfo6iget.
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81 fenber nseb eGaeAe 8rtseaasu,
re til enbner, Ser anrnober sm faa.
hanne.