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New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
HISTORICAL PAINTINGS.
To 4dorn Morris High School,
Presentation to City.

The Municipal Art Society will present free to
the city Of New York on June % two historical
paintings by Edwin ". Deming, the Indian and
animal painter. and sculptor Of Macdougal al
ley who. in competition held by the society.
won the 81 00O commission for the mural dec
oration of the Norris High School. at 166th
street ana Boston Road. The presentation will
be made 10 city officials by Charles r. Lamb,
president Of the society, at the commencement
exercises Of the high school.
The subjects of the paintings are: "Gouver-
neur Norris Addressing the Convention for
Framing The Constitution Of the United States"
and The First Treaty OF Peace Made Between
the Wcekquaisg5ek Indians and the Dutch at
the Residence of Johannes Bronck in 1912"
AS the convention which framed the Con-
stitution Of the United States was held in the
old state House in Philadelphia. Mr. Demlng
has depicted the interior of the hall with Wash
ington president and the leaders, including
Hamilton, Madison and Franklin.
The period of the Indian painting was shortly
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16

CRADLE OF PRIMITIVE METHoDiSM.
The centenary OF Primitive Methodism was eeIe
brated under remarkable conditions the other
day at Now Cop, lonely mountain on the
borders of Cheshire and Staffordshire. Il was
on NOW Cop in 1907 that a Staffordshire car.
penter, Hugh Bourne, a Wesleyan, invited an
American preacher, Lorenzo Dow, to hold a
meeting. Five men attended it, and Primi
tive Methodism was born.
illustrated London News
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16

ton for the interchange of chidrens visits
the family whose children are sent to the coun-
try recprocate by entertaining little country
Visitors Other countries of Europe are doing
something to stimulate education on the agri-
cultural side. Even Russia sends a floating
agricultural experiment station down its great
United States the railroad agricultural car
with it's lectures and demonstrations, is becoming
recognized factor of railroad territorial de-
velOpment. AS far be learned however
Copenhagen is. yet. the only city with an in
terchange of children as a measure Of civic
economy.
The Playground Association of America has
for of it's objects the unifying of playground
interests, without interfering with individual ac-
tivity. into great and powerful organizations IN
each city potent enough to induce the governing
bodies to grant definite play improvements for
association is by example. in the jamestown
model playground and in the great play festival
at Chicago in June, TO furnish concrete evidence
of the civic value Of educational play and or
ganized Fairgrounds. At the same time the as
ISOLATION is pledged 10 encourage and aid all
that these are among the sUrest agencies to
teach the municipalities their duty in play
ground matters. To further its work the as
socation through is national offices AZ No
500 G. street. y. W, Washington, is making
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
FOR THE ART MUSEUM.
H0entscheI Collection To Be DIS
pldyed an Nezg WmS.

Stored in the basement of the Metropolitan
Museum of Art and awaiting the completion OF
a new annex especially designed to display them
to the best advantage 364 packing cases of
varying sizes which contain the gems of the
Georges Hoentschel collection of decorative art
objects, which was recently purchased in Paris
by ]. Pierpont Morgan. OF the collection Mr.
Morgan has presented to the Museum all OF the
objects in the eighteenth century section. while
the entire Gothic section he has agreed to lend
to the Museum for indefinite period
The collection formerly belonged to Georges
Hoentschel, an architect of some distinction in
Paris. He culled all OF these objects of interest,
which are both religious and secular, from the
Gothic and eighteenth century periods. French
decorative art from the two periods named is
profusely Illustrated in these objects, and 1t
is widely conceded that no public collection Of
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
-LIls-Fated Lonila NcWA

after the Dutch came TO Manhattan and had
considerable trouble with the Indians. The Ind
ian chief is represented as giving yumpum
belt as token Of acceptance Of the conditions
Of the treaty to Johannes Bronck.
Mr.. Demins lived with Indians from Southern
Mexico up TO the British possessions before he
went TO Paris in 1856 He was treated as one
OF their own people among many different, tribes
and the old chiefs adopted him as a son He Is
an authority on Indian folklore and mythology
and has a noteworthy collection Of Indian cos
tunes ana objects Of interest relating TO Indian
life. He has made a study for many years Of
the pictorial and historical features OF Indian
and Colonial life.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
TO KEEP CHILDREN WELL.
Scheme for System Of Country and
Seaside Camp for Nee York City.

great system of hundred country and sea-
side camps for children around New York,
ownel and operated by the municipality. Is
recommended in the last official bulletin of the
Playground Association of America, OF which
President Roosevelt is honorary head. To these
camps most of which would be designed with
the idea of keeping normal children we'll. and
some of which would be designed peculiarly to
combct tuberculosis or other diseases of chill
dren which require outdoor life for their cure
could be sent thousands of New York CITY chill
dren for life giving vacation each year.
This plan. which is advised by DIR. Seth t.
Stewart, district superintendent of schools of
New York, who is chairman of the association S
executive committee. is modelled directly upon
one actually followed with great success as
city activity by Copenhagen. Denmark Dr.
Stewart, in a recent trip through Europe to
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16

its kind exists that can compare with this
Among tho specimens are not only the garlands,
fcstoons ana other individual ornaments which
were attached TO walls. but brackets. balus-
trades. overdoors and panels. the last ranging
from the small plaques Inserted in a wall to give
a decorative accent TO some portion OF it to the
panelled Innings Of entire walls.
The Gothic section is equally illustrative OF the
decorative art of its period and in this are to
be found examples OF ecclesiastical work Be
sides sculpture. panels and furniture there are
several pieces Of Gothic tapestry These. with
the rest of the collection. will form the begin
ming OF a department Of European decorative art
which is to be Installed in the building which is
now under construction
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
POWER OF TREYH

At recent term Of district court in 4 West
ern county law student, well known by his
friends and members of the bar to be wholly
uhquailhed, applied TO be admitted to practice
on appearing before the examining committee
however the young man answered all the uucs-
Tons truthfuly, and. much TO the surprise of
lawyer
one OF the examining committee was asked
later now he could be party to such action,
and replied:
We'll. he just answered all our questions
truthfully by replying to each, 4 don't know
ana as truthful lawyers here are in the minor
ity We considered him an acceptable candidate
minus his knowledge of "-Philadelphia
Ledger
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16

NIF OINOOOFNL NFNN-Ft.
servant in the stables Of the King Of Italy
performed a remarkable feat the other day.
For wager of e 100 he crossed the Tiber on
the back of old cavalry horse, the horse
equipped with all it's trappinqs and is rider
fully clothed, from boots to hat.
The C-a2hIc
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR

positively permanently removed CJ-FE
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at otfice demonstratlng latest s-ientia
method Registered W. 7Eion. 1873
NO ELECTRICITY OR F1lSOSS.
package will convince y.u 10 nv cure
Mime. MAYME face sp-cft' ep' Z
Sso Fifth Az. sd s. Tei ,-5 Mad -
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
JUST As EFFECTITE.

She (sighing) g)-Pedestrans are getting 20 be
too foxy 10 be run down any more.
Hc-fcs; but I've got 4 new horn that sounds
so awful il scares EN- TO death.-Judgc.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
STOLEN SWEETS.

Ma" said Willie. If I'm good VIII YOU let
me steal some cookies out o the pantry mis- af-
ternoon~'
Steal them2 Why. I'll give them 20 YOU re-
piled his mother.
mo. I want TO steal EN- They always taste
better that way.'-Phiadelphia Press
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16

ship in every city and TO secure funds 70 make
effective. definite plans. among which is the
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3cidlcr Der 2cit.

9otttncau, rs, %. 9es. -.
Gie .0uniietb Stote 9anf" bat me-
gen Wangel al 9~aurgclb lire Sbiireil
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- Die Sappooo brothers & @ofe-
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Saunton, Waii., %. DECEMBER.
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Die Sdubiobrif bon Siaop Eroutp &
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Die alicc- 6abrif Der .@oonlodet
Huhber So" miro pom "a. 5. W. an
fir bier Gage geihloIien.
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8nitap Wablcr in Neiu-Nurf.

Ser beriibmte oertid)e SrheIterleiter
iibernimmtt Die Gireftion oes Sr.
heiters I'M metropolitan Speril.
Saus.
Mep Yorf, %. DECEMBER. -
@uiIap Wabler, Sircftor Der St. g.
Sofopcr in @ien, elmer Der eriten,
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ihcn Observation-Disclosures, fam geitern
auf Dem Gompfcr nNuguite @ittorio"
III @egleitltng ieiner Satin in Neip.
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Gltf begriinbet, nnb aild) bier in lei.
ner neleil Sb1tigfcit on Wetropoli.
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Gomponiiten obliegen. Mabler miro
lid, no6 ieiner eiaenen slusiaec nift
nit Gpnrieb in bic Notwithstanding
Der Sper tbeiler, ionbcrn leoiglih
ais Srd)eiter . Iirigent fnngiren.
Wabler's Infunft in oieiem 2olloe
luurbe in m%liIitaliid)en &reiien nit
groBter Spanrllng entecgen geieben,
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mar, oaB bericlbe in europe ieil,en
gollsen GinflllB %altfponote, bortige
Sdngcr BON einem 9eiude Imerifa's
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frugt, erflarte Der Girigent, oab es
natiirliher Selbitidls aepeien iei,
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6~ort9eben Scr Ginger ST. pioeriesen.
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iagt bon linn, buB iogar aaiier Sron5
Soiepb ielten an Gntiheioungen ST.
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CT leoiglid) itrengite YflihterfiiqltnG
BON icinen ltntergebenen %crluartc,
Ionlt aber our6alls nift aitofratiid
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SGnscrieit in indianapolis.
Terldiebcnc Sdlulerlgfeitcn aus 0cnl
Wege 9erGllmt. - Ncller SunoeS~
9"irigeut crmGblt.

Cincinnati 8, %. Sejenlber.
Grofcllor Nonno Geilcr bon Nclus
Orleans, Der Nr1iiocnt oes ,Noros
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III iiingl1er 3eit 5mcimol III SlOiuno'
polls, I'M @olten 81 peridcud)en, Die
lid ilber ben Sdllgerfcit Dieoer SIT
lammlcll 81 balen orobtcn. 9tad)Oem
ole acknowledgements, lpegen wel.
der bas Set Inn Elm Sobr periboben
weroen mltBte. gliidlidl erlebigt mar,
bot Die Sirigenteniroge ben Stcin
bes InitoBes. llripriinglid lporcn
Die Snoionupoliier Iirigenten Del
linger uno @rneltinoii pom r2ieoer.
%frnll5", reip. nWGnnerd)pr", ols Die
muiifuliifen 2eitcr auserforeIl, als
burb Den Hildtritt ocs Serrn Del.
llngcr, ser rod Dem Often iiberlieoel.
te, cine &afon5 eintrat unb gleid5ei.
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Snoionopoliier &ereine @emcrber nm
Den Soften o%llftraten. Die Igitotion
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ginigfeit floten ST geben orobte.
Sbotldd)Iif fonrte Iid Die Scitbeb6rs
DC nidt allf einen Ocfinitipen Ylun
fir bos Set, melhes I'M SUM- 1908
Itottfinben ioG. einigel,, ltnb ollbcr.
Dem bopert es infplge Der 6indl,5s
flenllne lebr nit Den 3eidnllngcu.
Die 0iri9cntenfrage lit mn, bonn mn.
iifoliiden 9eiratb oes 9unocs eiu
fiir allemul ooGifl erleoigt porOen,
baB 2oitis Gbrgott BON Cincinnati
sum @unbcs.G irigeilten eripdblt iuor.
Den lit. Ils iolder bat CT Die Gon.
5crte bes 9unoesdors 81 lciten uno
Den lofalen Sirigcnten perbleibcll
MIR Die @roffnullgs. lnO etlunige
Nohnlittoas : GDn5erte. ebrgott lit
cin icbr fGbiger Gbor.Giriaent, Der
alld) inter 0itlidlen Sdnsern bon ici.
ner n,ebriad)cn Sbdtigfeit ols HreiS.
ridter ollf SGngcrfeiten oes v9torb.
0itlid,en Sdltgcrbunocs nohl befonnt
lit. Seine @obl crfolgte einitimmig
uno auf Dem Telegatcr.S a9 miro lie
pbne 3meifel SIT ciner pernanenten
gen1odt merbeIt.
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2cid)c iuirb nusaegrabcn.

lode it er, N..0., -. Ie5ember.
-Sbomas @ortb, 9rltoer ppn Selell
@ortb, melbe an STEELE bon Sri. Sci
@urfc i'm Wollnt Sope 6~rieObofe bier
irrtbiimliG begraben luoroen iein ioa,
lit bier einaetroiien, I'M Die 2eihe be.
bnfs Soentifi5irlng aussaben 5l lai-
len. SplIte es Die Shuciter iein, 10
miro er oicie taf Chicago iiberfiib'
rem ~Iaiiell. Srou 9urfe lit iid)cr. bub
ibre Spd)tcr iih III New.S Orleans be-
iinoet. Sie Soote pllroe in Hew.
Yort ais Settle Sllrfe ioentiii5irt.
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Gins 81 0osfdu, &oitroRto ltnb Higa
-ofnn+
On Tcm=Nprf pcrGaftet.
Tobt. 9alomeu, 3eltge I'M Grllce.Gro.
5eiie, bes Weinei0S beihuloiqt.

Rem 0orf, %. Ge5embcr. -.
Ges Wetncibs beihlloigt, mlroe &C.
tern Hobert GolomcQ, Elm omerifoni.
Id)er 9iirger. melter IN Dem oQge
mclncS Iufieben c~rregenoen 0rucc-
Nro5eI'c IN 2onoon sur 8cltcnomafs
ing el1cS allgcblid)cn Nnlpri,ds altf
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Scr3ogs bon EortInnO ieniotipncQe
NllaIdgen mod]te, bei'm gerlolien bc3
BON @dmburg ein9ctroffe1en 9a1n-
piers "Iuguite Giftorio" pom Bun,
oca.WtorIdaa 9crnbarot III Soft &c
llommen uno 9unocs : Committee
NIcranbcr in oeIiel1 @iireut I'M bic
liGen Saupt Yoitomtc porgcfiibrt.
Die 6c'tnabme GolOmca's crfolgte
ouf @riild)cn bes @ritiiden 8eneral.
GonilllntS in Nem-9orf, oas untcr
Snltruftionen bon Sonoon b~onoeIte.
Nod) elmer mcbritiinoigcn Nrgumens
tatlon Der betbCiligten Inmdlte Dor
Dem Slu1ocssGommiilor, elmer fur5en
N%crbanolltna Dor Hidtcr Sougb I'M
VlunoeS-Greiageridte uno elmer BON
oicIem pcrfilgten 0r5tlid)cn Inter.
ilrhung bcs Nrreitonten lplroc Galo.
meu ipegen ieiltcS I'M boben @ro0c
bcocnflidcn @eiunobeitS . 3uitunbcS
inter $4,000 9iirgidoit o,f frcicn
SUB aeicbt. Sn 9eqlcit,tno ieiner
Sod)tcr begob or iif nad) iciner @ob.
nllng in Nclu.9rigbton, Stotcn.S5S.
lnno. Gr miro, mcl1n iid) icin 9efin.
oen bis oobin gcbcilcrt bot, am Z.
Sonnar Dor @unocs GommiIiGr
IleranOcr ol1f sic Qegen i'm crbobcnc
Nntloge 81 plnioircn habcn.
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lanb inn OCTOBER 8. So. Galomca
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teritiibtc bic @cbouptungcn Der
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FAINT ST bdben. Ger Softbcfcbl &c.
gen GalomeQ mar 0urd Den britiidcn
Gicc.Goniul Glipe @ailcp bon Bun.
oca GommiIiGr 9UeronOer crlongt
norben. Die M England erbobcne
Inflage lolttct olif Terihporung lno
miiicntlidcn Weineib bel Nbgobc bon
3cugenihoft IN Dem @crfob.
rem. Gle NusIieferlmgS. Gopicre ncrs
Den sur 3eit porbcrcitct lno ben ol1e-
rifaniid)cn @cboroen 6urh baS 2on-
boner gu~Sip0rtigc Nmt 5ugeitcut
iueroen.
@ic nlES 9onbon 6eridJtct miro, ioll
om q. @eSembcr Der, SarG mcldcr
Den Seid)Monl BON (bornas Is. Grllce
cntbGlt ~,brhprOlid gc0ffHtt mcrorlt,
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belt Der Salbpca i6en InSiogen in
ihren Nollptpunften icItgeiteQt mer.
ben. Splte man ltott ocS 2%eid)nomS
mirf(id) Slei IN Dem Gorge finoen,
Damn oiiritc Ben engliiden @eboroen
an Der IuSliCfcrtrg Golomelfs me-
Mig gelegcn icin.
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WitdlcQ umscr @cfahr.

indianapolis, Snb., -. &c.
5enlber, - Ger 3uitonO bes FrGii-
oenten Der ollniteo Wine @orferS OF
Amerifu," Sobn $. Mithell, lit INT
perGnoGrt. ST biitet nod oas 9ctt.
Or. Sooges crflcrte belte, oaB iid)
Mitfel un5meiielbaft in @dloe gdrt5-
lid erbolen miiroe; er lei altBer &c,
fnhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23

- Su Sonolulu lit Elm GbplerofoQ
entbedt morben. Der Grtronfte lit
ein eillgeborencr Sdiifsperlaber.
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les in 9eratbung 81 treten, neil Do
Ourd bie SGnoe bes Solies gebllls
sen unb es niGt ielten unmoglid &c.
madyt iperbe, cine b~eid)flBfd6ige 3a1l
bon Wit9liebern ouf5utreiben. Grob'
sem nltroc Den Gomitc'n Die ubllhe
GrmGbtigung crtbeilt, uto DaS Sous
pertogte iih nob elmer Sitllng Don
20 Ninlten bis sum g.. Sanuar.
Iie &eprGientoilten @iaiams uno
Ge Nrmonb mobntcn Der Sitrng bel,
nobnlen bon cinonOer ober ablolilt
feline Toti5.
,Illf piclfudes Gcrlangen" reiftc
5. Sompton Moore (Fo.) cine &cip-
lnfion Gin, nod melhcr oos Wotto:
,Sn 600 SIC Er1lit" otf oqen @olo-
un0 Sil6ermiin5en ser Ser. Stanien
~beibebolten lllo olc Stempcl, auf
pelfen es icblt, pernid)tct lperoen
iolen.
S6ub ii 9onf. 3cpoiito o.
rem.
Gen S6ub scr 9onf.0 epoIitoren
u1tb bic Gcrhinocrung Der Nuiipeld)e-
rur1q ser llnlloufsmittel bat cine bon
Senotor Spcn, Sflo., eitgebratte
Bill i'm Iugc. Sic belegt ale Gepo'
iiten nit elmer Stcltcr ulo ans Ocnt
oltf ioId)e @ciic gebiloetcn SonO ioa
alien Gepoiitorcn lire poGe ginlogc
be,ablt perben, menn cine gonf III
GonfllrS ger0tb, IuBeroem ioa Der
S6obicfrctGr eir1cn SonO BON 100
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ipelfe geqcl SintcrIcgung bon so
Tro5cnt hires @crthcs in Bombs aus.
aelicbcn mcroen oilrfen II. 5por gum
3inSiab bon 6 Tro5cnt lu1breno Der
eriteu 4 Wonate uno s Ero5e1t mob.
reno Der meitcrcn Goucr.
Cine bon Senotor Sobniton (gllo.)
eingebrad)te Bill lett ale Irtlfcl allr
Die Sreiliite, ocrcn Ereis llm % Eroz
gent boher iteigt, alS I'M Allslonnc,
mG6reno sic Nrbeitslobnc i'm Sllolto
bel ser SeritcQung iolter Nrtifel I'M
p Ero5ent nicoriger ltno, ais I'M
Scnnt gcltern Die NadJtra9s.Seluiul-
NllslonDc.
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Scnot geitern sic s8eluiai.
g~llngsbiQ on, melhe pom Souie BE,
reits gut9ebeibcn lit unb $4,000
sum Griob BON S0mereien auspirit,
meld)e inn Sagcrbulie oes lunopirtb.
id)aftlihen requirements bierielbit
am 6. Dor. Wta. perbrannt iino.
Hooicpelt's Mctbna6tS.
fcier.
&m r8eiBen Sdllic" meroen sic
Tcitto9splGnc oes ErGiioente1l uno
ieiler Semitic bcfonnt gcgeben. Inl
Gage noh Dem @eibnoftsfeit iou ein
Iusilug nof Eine ¬, So, benl
9ciiBtbum Der Srau G%polepelt in
Girginlel, 1tnternommen merDen, un0
Der oortige Nllfcntbolt lit allf bier bis
fiinf Gage berednet. Ger @eibnahts~
tag ielbit miro inn ~@eiBen Sauic"
III %gcluohnter @eiic geicicrt uno Ods
@lcIde GILT pnn hcm offentIidlen Gnle
pfona am Neuiobrstose. Bel BEN,
idbrlihen 9eilld) in Einc ¬ finbet
Der ErGiibent @cIcgenbeit ST ein ponr
tiid)tigen Sitter, unb sur Sago ortf
lpilGe Srutbiibner mo mnoerer &rlr5-
neil, mclde linn beionbereS Sergnii-
gen mad)t. gllh Srdu H%ooiepelt iteigt
olf ibrcm 2anoiib oft 5u Yferoc uno
bcgleitet ibren @attcn.
Grnennunge
ErGiioent Hooiepclt itcllte geitern
Dem Sunoeslcnnt Die folgenoen Grs
ncl1nllngen 5ll: aoniltln - @iuiam
.. @nlc (Go.) in Molto ollf Ser S,rt.
Iel Malta; Sobn $. @rout (Mtoii.)
in Sociio, Mublanb; Wuripea 81.
Woorcbeoo Gu.) IN gcoplllco, We.
rico. 3oqeinnebmer 6reo M. @right
in @olboborougb Wc.
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Sic Sadllaac in 6plOficlo.

@oIbfieIb, Nep., %. Ge5. -
@eocr oie Gip~ilbeborOen, nod Der
8rubenbeiiber = Ser6ono bat oul
Hopiepelt's Selegramm bctreffs gu.
riid5iebung scr 9unoestrnppen &C.
antportet. Der Sderiif ermdgt Den
Qlon Der Crganiiirung elmer ~ltarten
Matt pom &~iilfsiheriifen, unt sic
Srbnung olircd)t 5u erbalten. Gr0.
iibent Iomlen POM Tcrbano lit nod,
INNER fir Shliebung Der @rllbeu
nltf Elm Sabr.
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peranlagt iei. Wobler genieBt audi
ols Gomponiit, b%eionoers Orrd) letnc
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entiheioen, oh Elm bon elmer Srau &c.
f%oltftes aleibungsitiid poIie pocr
nidt. Sic 9amen.Surp entidieo 3ll
@uniten ocs 0erfGufers.
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Ser beriibmte oeutid)e SrheIterleiter
iibernimmt Die Iireftion oes Or,
deiters i'm metropolitan Spcrr.
Sulls.
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