davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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net changes. follow:
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

The local stock market opened heavy yester-
day. responding to a lower range OF. prices from
London, and after q little show of strength in
the early trading pursued a slowly downward
course until the close, final prices being around
the lowest Of the day and a rule represent
ing net losses The standard railway issues,
which were strong on Monday, all closed yes
terday at net declines, which ran to 5s points
in Union Pacific, IL in Southern Pacific, rs in
st. Paul, IL in New York Central, l Is in Read
ing and s. each in Pennsylvania Baltimore &,
Ohio and Canadian. Pacific. Northern Pacific
advanced 10 1929 on the report that an
extra dividend would be declared, but when an
nouncement came that the directors had de-
clared only the regular quarterly dividend Of
Ia per cent the stock broke more than points.
TO 1857. Later il rallied a point, but closed at
the previous low, 128i2 a net loss for the day Of
32s points. Great Northern yielded in sympathy
with Northern Pacific losing Is points the
day. The transactions in Northern Pacific ag-
gregated about 94,50O shares. nearly
quarter of the total sales. Chesapeake & Ohio
was heavily sold in the morning hours, on the
poor showing made in the annual report, going
to % 3 and closing with net loss of Is points.
3055. Rock Island also under pressure.
being sold its showing of considerable de
creases in net for August and for the two
months from July l, these decreases being due
10 the now familiar circumstance of increases in
operating expenses exceeding increases in gross
earnings
The news that one of the leading copper pro-
below Is cents a pound indicated that the level
had not vet been reached at which producer and
consumer might be expected to meet for trans
actions on an extensive scale; and this, coupled
with the reduction of the dividend Of the Rio
TintO Copper Company, the leading producer OF
the metal in Europe, caused weakness in Anal
gamated Copper and was disturbing influence
in the general market London was, as has been
the case for many days seller in this market
Reports We're cabled here Of a failure in Amster-
dam, and led TO some selling Of Missouri Kan
sas 6, Texas which is largely held in the Meth
erlands. These rumors We're later ascertained
10 be untrue. Conditions generally in the Euro
pean financial centres according 70 trustworthy
advices are steadily improving.
Rates for time money held firm, unchanged
from Monday The call money rate touched 8
per cent. and did not go below per cent. the
latter being the rate a which most Of the loans
were made. The sum Of 100000 was trans
ferred through the Sub Treasury to New Or
leans, TO which centre considerable sums are
weekly being sent for moving the cotton crop
The banks have lost since Friday only $4S9000
cash which compares with loss in the same
period week ago Of $2,871,O00 Rumors were
current yesterday that the tightness Of money
was due in part ID the calling by the banks Of
loans having copper metal as collateral, but
these reports were not confirmed
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
TOPICS OF THE STREET

FOREIGN TRADING-London sol5 81
thousand shares on balance in this market a. "a
lean stocks in London were weak, CLOSING tb
with fractional net declines The general v,1@y S@y
was heavy, and trading was in reduced vol,,-l Aet
was to be expected on the day preceding the bsa Is
ming OF the fortnightly settlement. SUI
INSTITUTE OF BANKING-WiIuar
manager of the New York Clearing House. 81.
B. Armstrong, president of the PhiladeIpbis Ft =,
ualty Company. and w E Knox. secretary ~ as
BOwery Savings Bank. will be the speakers a. -
first fall meeting, tomorrow night of tba We t1s
York chapter of the American Institute Of R,ss NV
ing A-
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES iron ..-...
Gates at the New York Produce EsXchanga -
unchanged and without feature. There w. NsTs
sales. Prices for standard and foundry T FoE.a no
Cash. October and November. SIS 30 bid OS'
DIVIDENDS DECIARED.-The usual ssr,-.
nuaI dividend of per cent has been decIar-s &a- n
the Mount Morris Bank, payable on NovemSa-V y
The Rome Watertown & Ogdensbdrg RaI-,.Is; :;
Company has declared the regular quarterly divt
dend OF IL per cent, payable on November Is
WISCONSIN CENTRAL4S LOW OPEP ATM,
RATIO.-The percentage of operating expensss -
gross earnings Of the Wisconsin Central for ~
last fiscal year So 4, the lowest operating r,+
for the last eight years The proportion In IsSs
was 63.S per cent At the annual meeting OF tbs
company George W. Webster and Sidney G. Co,,-
teen were elected directors. succeeding W F wa,
and George NJ Cumming
BANKING FIRMS NEW BRANCH OFFICE
The banking firm OF N w Harris & Co bav.
opened an office in the Citizens Building Cleveland
The office is in charge of Walter Z. Bell forruerlv
one of the managers of the bond department !,
the Harris Trust and Savings Bank, Chicago.
ADMITTED TO OUOTATION.-The Stock Fx
change announces that Tennessee Coal, Iron ana
Railroad Company rights have been admitted 10
quotation.
THE VOLUME OF SHORT TERM NOTES
The new reference card recently issued by Swart.
1vout & Appenzelar shows total amounts Of short
term notes now outstanding follows: Indus
trial companies. SIS. .294.OOO; public utilities $40.
J75 900: steam railroads. $5G7 02I,52S a total ~
S6S3. 6,52S.
ANOTHER SYNDICATE CALL NEARLY DUE
A call for a 10 per cent payment is about 70 bs
made upon the syndicate which underwrots ths
issue of 500 100000 per cent convertible bonds OF
the American Telephone and Telegraph COMPANY
This will make a total call Of 80 per cent on ths
underwriters. The remaining call OF 10 per cent
due on January l, 1908
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened at
per cent; highest. per cent; lowest, . per cent;
closing, 52Q6 per cent last loan' per cent ruling
rate ; per cent. Time money quoted at 53446
per cent for ninety days and G62 per cent for six
months Commercial paper quoted at per
for sixty TO nin-ts days and four months, and
7a7J@ per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened firm, with rates virtually unchanged
from Mondays close at 486&44S6S5 for cables.
85s5Gi $3.50 for demand sterling and 4S230n4.8240
for sxty-day bills. Short francs We're quoted at
5167s less 1-l6, and short reichsmarks at 9fs
plus l-32. The market quiet during the first
hour In the afternoon the market advanced 5
points from the opening level to 4859O9AS590 for
demand sterling. while cables and aXty-day bills
held steady Continental exchange drrner,
particularly for short francs. which rose TO 516B
less 1-32G5 1914 and short reichsmarks to 945s plus
1-32d94 15-l6. Offerings of bills were not heavy,
while there was a good demand for remittance,
partially in connection with the redemption Of
New York City revenue bonds held abroad and
maturing this month.
Ilankers nosted rates Were follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The continued Generalization in the copper trade
was again advanced a bear argument in the
market for outside securities yesterday. and as a
result the leading shares suffered TO some extent
The reactionary tendency did not extend through
ont the list but considerable weakness developed
in spots. Greene stocks were features all estab-
fishing new low marks Greene-Cananea fell 5s
while TeceSSionS We're shown in Greene Gold,
Greene Gold-Silver and the preferred stock United
Copper broke a point Douglas was down r.
Nevada-Utah and Cumberland-Ely off frac-
tionaIly. Nipissing ruled about steady Micmac
and Tri-Bullion were strong GOldfeld shares were
quiet and about steady. Standard Oil was off .
points. New Haven rights declined 4. Bonds
were dull and a shade easier.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
sted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston, 121zc dis
count; Chicago, 2Oc discount; St. Louis. 15c pre-
MUM bid: San Francisco, sight DC, telegraph 10c
premium; New Orleans. commercial 81 35 discount,
bank 81 premium; Cincinnati 12hc premium;
Savannah buying soc discount, selling 75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS-New York, exchanges
s2ss S45 ls7 balances $157O5. sos; Baltimore. ex-
changes s.. .s20,424, balances $S9S929; Chicago.
changes S39 S13. .507. balances $2,l9311S; Boston.
exchanges S2e 434 794, balances S1,075,377; Phade
phia exchanges $23, 334. 1853, balances $1,9265O1.
SILVER AIARKET.-Bar silver. Csc. Mexican
silver dollars 507sc. Bar silver in London closed
a sod
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, 80; Lisbon 4
MEXICAN EXcHANGE.-MeXican exchange on
New York is quoted at 200%
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington, $964177; internal
enue receipts $544676 miscellaneous receipts, $685.
O15 Receipts for the day, $1s11,s6s; expenditures
So Receipts for the month to date. $l5,0f5.
III; expenditures $4,000 600; excess of receipts
S645117. Receipts for the year TO date, $1S0,6l6,
s46; expenditures $ls4 800 493; excess of expendi
lures. s3.6T4147
SUB-TREASJRY-The Sub-Treasury was debt
the Clearing House S644,s67,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
MANHATrAx RAILWAY COMPANY.

New York October 7th 1901
The annual meeting OF The shareholders the NAN
HAITIAN RAILWAY COMPANY will be held at the
Cornpanys Office. 1915 Broadway Manhattan Borough
O'Clock
A Directors is be
three Inspectors % Election.
The books VIII be Saturday October
18TH u O'Clock and will reopened Thurs
day November 14th 10 o'clock A. NJ
GEORGE J. GOULD, President.
.. ". McWILLIANS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
sEX dividend

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Cau money IN
London, 2zq3 per cent. Open market discount "a te
Tor short bills, l3-l6437s per cent; long bills 4GF5
per cent Berlin discount rate, 49s per cent Paris
discount rate, 5la per cent. Paris exchange on
London, . francs II centimes- Bar gold, Us losd
Berlin exchange on London. % marks 4794 pfenngs
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Brit consuls for
money, & 1915; for the account S3ls French rentes
81 francs 42l2 centimes
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
Financial Meetings.

MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY viii be held
the Of the Company, Tribune Building, No 154
Nassau Street. New York Wednesday. October 18th
1907. at eleven o'clock A n. the election
Board Of Directors and for the transaction OF
other business may properly come before the meet
ing. FRED'K J. WARBCRTON.
Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

Business IN the mining market on the Produce
Exchange yesterday about double the volume
of the preceding day. Prices were higher in most
instances. The total sales 9,765 shares. dis
tributed among six stocks as follows: Six thou
sand Branch Mint at 15c and l5i4c buyer sixty
days; $50 Beaver Superior at 73c. 1000 Diamond
Black Butte at 17c 600 Greater Nevada at 23l2c
800 Hanson Consolidated Silver at 81 70. and 10
Franklin Mills preferred at 500
and asked nrices MeIc.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
Financial.
DiCjdend Notices.
-~---

RAILWAY sTEEL-SPRING COMPANY.
II Broadway. New York, Sept. 18th, 1907
\ dividend Of Two per cent. has this day been de-
cared on the Common stock Of this Company payable
Oct 22nd 1907 stockholders Of record Oct 10th, at
Messrs. Harvey Fisk & Sons 81 Cedar St, New York
City.
Transfer books Of 5he Common stock viii be closed
on Oct 1Orh and reopened October 23rd, 1907.
RAILWAY STEEL-SPRING COMPANY.
f CARNAHAN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

President Underwood says: ira
The property has been fully maintalneu;;, ;, srs
increase in operating expenses IS prlnclPdlS -
to the following causes: Iva
Maintenance of way and structures. eNle- eN !,
repairs to bridges to strengthen ana NJ tHs
carry heavier locomotives. and increased cost -
more extensive renewal of ties and SWITCH y
bers. Maintenance of equipment The dspOS,.
light capacity freight cars, which were Is -H- and
for service. general repairs to passenger cars. a.
extensive repairs 70 increased nuInner % Ishor
motives also to increased prices paid 1or oV' r. IN
and material Conducting tranSportati - m
creased tonnage handled and to suos1antts NJ ,,rt
crease in wages paid to locomotive, tram S cent
employees. Taxes increased Sso04l or I''SS - IN
over the previous year This eNtraOIuis - the
crease ia almost entirely due TO legislatCh =, - or
state of New Jersey the legality of when
before the courts for adjudication
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
BOSTON STOCKS.
ASKED
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & Co.. No 25 Broad
Phiadelphia.)
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds, compared with Mon
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. Oct. s, 4 p. n.-The market for American
securities was generally lower Final prices fol-
low:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
NV YORK, sUsoUEHANNA g WEsTERN.

The pamphlet report of the New York. Susqus-
hanna & Western Railroad Company for the nsca'
year ended June so. 1897. has been issued The u
come account compares;
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
r-,,-,+ ,,aal, 4, Sent SIS 369 SI53SS slAZg
July l TO Sept. 30 loS.oso 4oSsSSz I0s-l
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
Fourth week in Sept. S4sS 4s1 $4sO5s9 s5sLTS
July ! TO Sept. 3D.. =. 2.14O,7s5 9S2i49S 2S26Sa
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

o. COO December option 81 O27s 81 02% 81 o2h 81 o2
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

+Interchangeable.
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing 1922
lIrnished by Swartwout & Appeuze!lar No. a Pine
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

10000 Total sales
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09
Closing prices of active bonds dealt in, with

enlisted
New-York tribune., 1907-10-09

ROCK ISLAND.
Month OF August
Gross earnings -. s. 6f7125 0s6627 s44sisa2
Expenses and taxes 4.113,565 32ISO2T 5.0ie9l
Net earnings ----.... 81, 800 sL75S6OO s4s2ei
Gross earnings SO T262 $50 Sc 4SOSS5 ssss2sa
Expenses and taxes S09S 9S6 65Sl.l5S Ssss So
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0nOstjeneiter
9ebr

gu0stieneite 6oer Seroag JOrs
nfooas 81. 1872.
9~gnougsifole boer SpRoag 6ors
niooaq SCI. 8 / &irfens 8aiement.
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MSW

9ei belenot5srss 1sraao f0r Sl98
d 9enner, at @uo / i'm @is0om
falote til oct bimmelfte 6jem por
Sen 8. 3. 3air Ben a. DARTS 1907
! en 4lo%r at So liar. 8. g. Stair
ear rot pad 9onano og tom til
Qmerifa / omtring 20 liars 9uoereni
ia 2ar O~erefter 6leo ban. gift %
doIatte fig / Big 5ads, qoums g..
8iseoniin, 6Dor ban i flere @ar bar
Ct oirfIomt WteoIem / BEN OeroGrenoe
0lenig6eo, IOm oengang betientes If
Qaifor 5g6oIm. 8. .. aair forloo
omiioer Big Sails o9 boiatte fig i
01erria. Nis., bpor ban oirteOe nett
ION Mele6Dgger inotil i'm 0pO. =
8. g. 8air par en- d9tet og dFbolot
Mtano, ~9oruelig, paapasienoe Og me-
get omiorgsfuIO for i'm 5amilie. Scr
noget oper ct Mar iiOen fit ban ct
y@ftrote Of p%arulpiis@. % OermeO bar
bans forben gooe 6elbreo n~eObruot;
Dog tun& ban op til fort TOR iin
9eo arbeiOe liot. og ban giOroe, bodo
ban funoe. Mlen UNDER i'm neObruote
0elbreostititdro prepeoe ban at for
tereoe Tg til at gaa til set biinmelife
6jem, ioet ban oagIig omgittes Den
tare 6relier / Bon og oerOeo itprtez
ots / 5roen puu bum.
5reo bare meo bans Minoe.
$. @. &uir efterlaoer fig en- isr
genoe Gnte, en- Syn % ire 0stre.
ION ale er ootsns, iamt 6 Borne
,bsrn, Tom ale fpler SuOnet at en- tros
Iait 9ggtefaue og 5d0er. 6.
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Men ielo ON man ogTaa tai runNs
sans a5i~tatoriits 16-25-4o Orr At
epefter, q. nan euO0a TUNE ilipFe
biaigt til fin 5pOe pda bans Muner.
Or. 6in0beoes r@rnarin9sforIe9"
fo@rtiener At laIes / pioe RreoIe, for0i
osn inoe6otoer meset al SnteresIe,
Rptte % 9etpOnin5, % for0i Den er
reItreoen d norton.
90 oct iamme fpnes at galoe Den
r9tonomifte aogebog~. 6orf. famti-
oig bar uogioet. og IOm foruoen ct
@tstraft At bans tioligere Bog n@n
RefOrm At Dor @rnaring". inOeboI~
ser ct Bar 6un0reOe Opifrifter paa
MiOoa9sretter, gdgpGrf og forfeit
ltge 0ritfe FAINT 8 Tigers SpiieIeoIer.
Or. 5. / p9g6l."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05
Danish Life in Town and Country
BY JESSIE

Finely illustrated and neatly
bound. 266 pages. This book
will be read with great interest
by the young people and espec-
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so much about Denmark but
read or seen so little of that
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read English.
Nothing is written in the
English language which can
equal this book in clear and WV
id description of that country,
in which we all are so much
interested. This book fills a
long felt want among our young
people for an up to date nara
ton in good and forceful Eng
lish language. The book sells
for $1.30, sent free by mail; net
price.
DANISH PUBL. HOUSE.
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6uOr biaigt tan man leUe?
Or. $ inobeOes soft:

10 Gre = % Ore = 40 Ore pr. Oa3.
Or. 9inObeOe pate for en- SiO IL
Den oalOis 6urore, oa ban puaitoO,
at man tunoe leOe for 1872 Ore ON
0agen og enooa leoe iunot Og truf
tigt.
ut mango oil0e inorette oeres 8oit
tfter bans prrncipper. trosOe lite en-
Sang Or. 9ino9eoe IelO, Og M frems
gdar Oct, at ban beQer life bar bait
Utoo til isIo at prepe meO oe 1919
Ore og leOe fom en- polat eaer gfeger
dlene oeo 8rgO, aartofler, Scot %
6entrifugem9lt.
0an bar imiOlertio felt fig forplig.
tet til at leOere 9epiiet for fine pad
itdnoe ON, at mar fan lepe oOerorz
oentlig biligt Og iunot pda en- &oit,
Ger inoeboIOer en- langt ringere W9nsz
De 9gggebOiOe, emo man biotil bar
aniet for n~sOOenoigt, Og ION osrfOr
lpjfer asoet og ANDRE opre 2Ggges
buioeitOfer til 5oroel for bilige auls
bporater (Sutterz og NelItoHer) og
Scot. Og til Oen Gnoe bar Dan nj
uoienot en- lille Bog: r@rnartn9ss
forie9" (@ploenoulife Jorldg), boori
ban beretter ON en- R9tte 5orfsg,
ban ielo og bans 9usitano bar fore
taget / ct Bar Wuaneoer, afoigts
CONNER.
Qlt, bpdo ser dnpenotes til Md0en
6leo madlt og oeiet, bets Snobolo al
9gggebOioe Og Scot famt bets &alOs
rieperoi og pris bleO beregnet og
n~oteret, og man bsitrabte fig efter
beoi tie Gpne for at gaa langt ueo meO
9Gggeboioen for at prsOe, bOOrleoes
oct inopirteoe pda gefinOsnoet.
5orfsgsinoiDioerne bar pda to
6olo, ct beitadenoe at Or. 9inobeoe
% en- dnoen pofsen Mdno, ct anoet
lbeTtdaenoe al Dotsns Meno Og apins
Der og 8srn. Gsrite 6olo leoeos
ooermadoe ipartunif paa 3 WdaltToer
ON Dagen, ON WOrgenen: gpgDanoz
grpo meo ltummet Wt9lt sner Brso
meo Wargarine og Of til &dHe meo
Malt; ON Mioougen: 5orfeaigs
DEL. 9rpn=, 8artofelz, 9rsnt@ Og
5rugtipiier, Iaa soot Iom alorig &so;
pm 4ftenen Smprrebreo meo Wtars
adrine, aartofeliaIut elIer ANDRE &oos
urtsr, unoertioen Of og 5s.
4noet 6olo, iom 5~orfatteren be-
ItDloer for at leoe ~slururisIt" og bore
.8rooaoere", ri oesuoen 8afe eQer
&c meo Granitbrgo ON @~ftermioods
aen, 9Gg eler anoet gtstrdti1Gg til
Qlftensmdoen og no9loige Protloner"
Ssorob9r, 8ladb9r eqer Rdbarbergrpo
meo Tgo M1elf tent ON 4ftenen.
gor at giDe pore 9piere ct life Be-
qreb ON oe 6~inobs0s'Ite Oiner'ers
Communicating, ital Ri dnfsre nogls
at Menuerns: &urtof ler meO BERTHE
Iaucs og Soeoifegrpo; 9rsntaal meo
aartoflsr og Mannabuooing; &iiens
grpnsflatter Og Sorober; &artOhels
frifaoeler Og Habarbergrso; 2iniss
0bef og ,Sorobar meo 8ano; @rsn9rs
ieIuppe % MISUNDERSTANDING; airs
Ie6erfuppe meo RisbOller Og 8artofisr
meo perIinsIauce; qGggetage mso
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8eroensbiitorie.

0unif uoguOe at HOroul Rolf.
lens 9eroensbiitOris Oeo SngDOrt
8onO:Ien. 9enneniet og repioeret.
Sn06efatter OlotiOen. Miooelul.
oeren og ben npers Sios !5iitori..
80 Dele, inobunoen / eet BIND, /
ait 800 Sioer meo mango SGuftra.
iiOner Os Flere Sort. 5eri filorss
De Oistigffe biftoriffe 9egipenbeos,
nsO sennem 5ioerne. 9oot os itert.
inobunoan. 8ogen toiter $1.00.
Saniib 2utb. TubI. 6onie.
Blair. Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05
.8no CT min Trelier".

Denne oejIige triiteligs 5ortel=
ling at gugenie BON Wit5lOH. Tom
er o%DsrIat pda oanif at Olga, ftil>
orer ben llro os getpmrtns, Si9s
len bar, naur 5srren lite er gnes
berfer og ben SDile Og RO ban tan
gipe. 3O8 Si6er tint inob. 80 Gent.
Dunifb 2utb. pub. .5oufe,
Blair, : /: Nebrafa.
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Slair, 9iebr.

R~Oinoernes .2(io Soeietp" ! Press
INSTRUMENTATION laOer 3irsoag often
10. april af6olOe en- Gang og Matiits
Qoncert / Blair Opera 0ouIe. De
~oelreoenoe blioer Gmil Glepe, 8iOlina
it,, MSargaret McGlenemp. Sanger
inos. og Sngrio geoerIen, Pianift, =
Gle at Omaha.
De pmtales ale bel / 8laoene, bpor
Se bar optruaot. Mifs Sngrio pc
oerIen er norit. og benoes 5doer er
Tlutiit / 66riitiunia. ROrge.
9alget / 5irsOags forlpb gan>
Ite freoelig og rolig, uagtet Der tems
peoes for og imoo SaloOnerns. Oct
er anoet Steos / glaoet neont, at
.Sigb 9icenIe" 9~dnoioaterne bleu
Odlqte. 90. ,. 6aaer balgtes til
gitn Mapor meo 65 Stemmers Ma
i|oritet. Oct Ital oog bemertes. at Be
81 at oisIe Stemmers Majoritet fom
ira l. 0ar0. roog tonn", netop Den
Pc! at gben, ION bddr0eit tunoe
trenge til at fuu Saloonerne ufitdfes
Be. : De to petlige @aros, boor n9iten
ale 9anTferne fin0es, itoo Stemmers
ne for Mdpor n9Iten lige. Mon Oct
FOL peobfipe at pore idd, at Dog
topn" ifdl 0ittere gpens golitit9 9i
bnobsr set life.
5 Dor lille IdbobD, aennuro,
Iejreoe 4ntisSu 1zGlementet = til
2Dtfe. aenndrol De Imdd mud ofte
bife 9ei. Mean bar Der | Blair rGz
Eonneret, at set nDtter life at %foruiie
Saloonerne berfra, ndar n bar Dem
I Rabobnerne. Gu sr De uobfft at
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