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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-02-06

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was made public last Thursday,
sheds much light on the connection
of the Hartman interests with the
road. The North Yakima incident
is reported by Milwaukee engineer
who was in the room at the same
time as a Union Pacifcfl construc-
ton engineer and two of his men.
The Union Pacific engineer, it is
said, was under the impression that
there was no one present who would
gather any significance from such
statements as he might make, and
gave detailed instructions to his
men relative to surveys about to be
undertaken through the Cascade
mountains, and which later were ac-
tually made. Credit for these sur
veys was assigned to the Canadian
Pacific. The Milwaukee engineer
said nothing of the affair for several
months, and the incident accidental
ly leaked out later.
1t was stated Thursday that Union
Pacific officials have made several in
spections along the line of the North
Coast road during the past six
months, and the four head traffic
officials of the Northwestern are now
ON their way to the coast. Most of
the construction work remaining on
the North Coast will be begun as
SOON as the weather allows, it is
said, and the prediction is made that
that Northwestern railroad will be
operating into Tacoma almost as
early in 1909 as the. Milwaukee.
1t is believed the plan Of the
Northwestern for the present is to
operate its overland trains out of
Chicago over the Union Pacific to
Salt Lake City or Ogden. thence over
the Oregon Short Line and Oregon
Railroad and Navigation company
road to the coast. 1t is said the Ia
coma trains will be run into Walla
Walla over the Oregon Railroad and
Navigation company's Tines and
thence over the North Bank to Ia
coma The Portland trains will use
the Oregon Railroad and Navigation
lines direct from Ogden.
Trackage Agreement Apparent
The connection of the Union Pa
cific with the North Coast is not be-
1ieved to be as heavy as that of the
Northwestern, Mr.. Hartman desir-
ing only to take advantage of the
business possibilities through the
fertile central portion of Washing
ton traversed by the North Coast
Arrangements for operating North.
! western trains over the Hartman
lines is. said to be in exchange fol
!; the use of the North Coast for Unior
Pacific business.
Work on the construction of tht
North Coast in the central portion
of the state is well along. it is stat
ed. The route of the North Coast Il
from Spokane to point on, thu
Yakima river just north of Kiona
Here 1t is Joined by a branch rum
ming west from Walla Walla. From
it's junction near Kiona the, Nortl
Coast follows along the foot Of tn
Rattlesnake range and up the nortl
bank of the Yakima river to Nortl
Yakima. Thence its route is almos
due west to Nesika, Lewis county
From Nesika one branch runs nortl
to Tacoma, while another brancl
runs west to near Castle Rock an
thence south to Portland.
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Negro Bankers Doing Good Business

MOUND BAYOU, Miss. Feb. e.
Members Of the Mississippi Negro
BanBers' association gathered, here
today to- listen to addresses by Book
Ell T. Washington and other. leaders
of the race and tn discuss general
financial conditions in thesstsata.
There are more than a. dozen ne
gro banks In Mississippi. and all are
reported as doing gooda business. A
proposition is under discsasion to
candidate the negro bankers of Mis-
sissippi and Alabama into one on.
ganization.
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X X i X + * + 4 + 4
AT THE EMPIRE
+ + = * * + X Il + + Il * * *

4 4 + X X X X X X X X X X X i:
The patrons OF the Empire will
have no difficulty in recalling to mind
John Mylie and Mary Orth, who pre-
sented a burlesque on Uncle Toms
Cabin the week of August 31st, and
their confrere, Harry Walton, the Chi
nese impersonator, who was on the
same bill. Mr.. Luger, who has been
negotiating with them for some time,
has Just secured them for the week
OF Oct. s. The clever comedy of both
Mr.. Orth and Mr.. Walton is still fresh
in the minds of the theatregoers of
this city, and Miss Orth whose beau
tiful soprano voice was a source of
great pleasure to the music lovers
here, will give them able support. Five
chorus girls with reputation for
good singing and good dancing are
coming direct from Chicago, and
these with a character woman of abil-
it,, will constitute the personnel Of
the company. They will present ping
Pang Foo" a musical satire for the
first hall, and "The New Ruler" the
latter part OF the week. In "Plng
Pang Foo" Harry Walton acts the
part of Chinese ambassador which
is the title role and John Mylie takes
the part of Obediah Johnson, e negro.
The part of the Princess Sec Sing
Tay will be taken by Miss Orth while
the part Mag Williams, the queen Of
the bowery. will be portrayed by
Lucy Thayer The cast contains nu-
merous Chinese maidens and other
interesting characters The musical
numbers are said to be very tuneful
and when the curtain goes down on
"Budweiser for Nine" as sung by the
entire company, the audience has ar
rived at the uproarious point wher,
further laughing has become an i'm
possibility. These musical comedy
acts; lasting from thirty to forty min
utes, together with the usual vaude-
vile performance will give the audi
ence at least an hour and half OF
solid enjoyment.
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RECEIVES SPLENDID OFFER
Miss Hazel Runge Given Flattering
Proposal to Enter Profitable
Field of Musical Comedy

The following story from the Sun
day Minneapolis Tribune will be read
with more than ordinary interest by
Grand Forks people:
miss Hazel Runge, young Mime
apolis girl, has received very flatter-
ing offer to enter the profitable field
Of musical comedy
Miss Runge, who is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Runge. is we'll
known in local musical circles, hay
ing appeared in number of local
entertainments.
ut was during the Ferris Stock
company's production of "In the Berk-
shire Hills" in which she imperson-
ated Miss Stone. that Charles R. Ba-
con, manager for Chauncey O1cott,
heard her sing and was so impressed
that he made inquiries regarding her
The result is that he has written to
her, offering to secure for her an i'm
portant part in a big musical comedy
to be produced in New York city short
ly after election.
while being greatly pleased with
the offer, Miss Runge is DESTROYS OF
continuing her studies for year or
SC and could not accept at once. She
has promised to consider the matter
and let Mr.. Bacon know in few days.
Miss Runge is ar present visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Dwight Hart of
Los Angeles and II she decides to &C
cept the offer, will go direct from
there to New York.
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bers to greater things In the study OF
music. The letter follows:
To the Members Of the Ladies' Thurs
day Musical Club:
We are mailing you a copy Of the
1 RseSso'''o' lot the season OF 1908
The programme committee has CIV
en- much time and thought to the ar
rangement Of the years work and
there Is every prospect that each pro-
gramme will be Interesting, educating
and uplifting.
Every member Of the club, whether
associate or active, can do her part
toward the forwarding of club work
by using her influence to increase
membership by regular attendance at
recitals and hearty support in all work
undertaken by the executive board.
There has grown up in the club a
laxity Of compliance with its regula-
tons, especially those concerning the
payment Of dues and presentation OF
tickets at recitals. 1t has, therefore,
been found necessary to adept the
following resolutions which we ask
you to note carefully:
Positively no one shall be admitted
to any club programme without pre-
senting her membership ticket to the
doorkeeper. Members whose tickets
have expired, can get them renewed
at the door, as the treasurer, Mrs.
Sargent. will be there at 2 o'clock.
out-of-town guests may be admitted
to regular afternoon programmes If
accompanied by member.
The afternoon programme will COM
mence promptly at 3 o'clock at which
hour the doors will be closed and no
one admitted during the performance
of any number.
Your compliance with the above
rules will save yourself and the man.
agement embarrassment.
That we may work in harmony and
good fellowship and this year accom-
plish much for the noble art OF mu-
sic in our progressive city, is the sin
cere wish of
Your co-worker,
Florence Marion Kent,
President
Up to date millinery at the Vogue,
Kittson avenue.
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8fr. Ferdinand Norquist.
Miss Dollie Feldkirchner at the piano,
3. Piana. "Pierette-Air de Ballet"
NO. .............. .Chaminade
Mrs. W. R. vanderhoef.
4. Paper, won Weber,.
IL Northumberland. Mrs. ]. D. Bacon
5. Scene and aria from "oberon"
| .................... Won Weber
Ocean du Ungeheuer". ......
! observation-disclosures. Mrs. Kent
9. "Adaxio" op. 81. No. g.. r. Ries
Mr.. NorQuist.
q IA Ia Bien Aimee" Ito my best
(beloved) ..............S chutte
Mrs. vanderhoef.
(a) 1.-THE chaltet Sunday" Ole
Ole Bull. (Norwegian.)
(b) Molly Bawn" Samuel Low
or. Urish.)
(c) 20 Whistle and Ill Come
Tae Ye, My Lad" John
Bruce, (scotch.)
Mrs. Kent.
Get your Toilet Articles at Ire.
panier's Pharmacy.
| -
The wedding of Miss Nellie Sturte-
want and Mr.. Harry Lou shillinglaw
Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, will take place
at 4 O'clock Wednesday, October IA
instead Of October s as mistakably
stated In these columns Saturday.
Pure drugs only at the Trepanier
pharmacy.
y
Miss Nellie McMullen entertained a
ening in honor of Miss Mary Sulli-
van, who with her mother, leaves
shortly for Superior to make her flu
ture home. The company numbered
ten and the evening was merrily spent
at games and music and light refresh
ments were served at the close.
The following program will be CIV
en- at Crookston tomorrow evening by
Miss Jane Smith and Mr.. Louis Row
land Of this city and Miss Wayne
Westerberg OF Crookston:
Miss Jane Smith, organlst and
pianist. Miss Mamie Westerberg,
reader. Mr.. Louis N. Rowland, BARI
tone.
IrOBT6m
Roses in June ........... German
Mr.. Rowland
Organ-March 10000. Lefebure-Wely
Miss Smith
"The Robin Sings in the Apple Tree"
Midsummer Lullaby" ............
Confidence"
Observation-Disclosures. MacDoweN
Mr.. Rowland
Reading - Selection from 1.-THE
Prisoner Of Zenda-" ...........
Miss Mamie Westerberg
Spring Song" ............. Hollins
"Slumber Song" ............ Lemare
Allegretto ............... Volkmann
Miss Smith
..King Charles. .Maude Valerie White
Mr.. Rowland
Concerto in g Minor Andante Vivace
................... Mendelssohn
Miss Smith
Orchestral parts on organ played by
Mr.. Rowland
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice.

49,. Notice.
You are notified that the Board OF
Health Of said city has required that
all persons selling milk for use in the
city Of Grand Forks, shall before Oc-
tober /. 1908, file with the health Of
.fcer Ut his office In the Security
block, or at the office of the city au-
ditor. their proper application for IL
cense upon form provided by the
board Of health, ami that any person
who after October 4, 1908. sells milk
without having such application will
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COCLETY
A/NEMs IND NOTES
October.

October.
What radiance lies on every side!
The mellow earth ID crowned
With ratnbow-promise multiplied =
FROM tarthest bound to bound,
The hills have caught the sunse,
glow;
Tho woods are all afiame.
o come, my friend and let Us 60
The way the glory came.
Up. UP. into the heart Of things;
Upon the mount with God!
There, listening to the stir OF wings,
Rise far beyond the SOD!
August Lane in National Magasine,
Miss Myrtle jackson returned from
Grafton Sunday afternoon after en-.
Toying week end visit with her par
ents.
Charles HaInel came down from
Grafton Sunday and will remain until
tomorrow, he being on the Taft re-
ception committee.
Mrs. G. r. Samuels returned Sat-
urday evening from months visit
with relatives ana friends in the twin
cities and Saltwater, MINI.
Get your toilet articles At Trepan-
ier's pharmacy.
Willard r. Adams whose marriage
to Miss Maud Milne takes place next
Wednesday arrived In the city from
Medford' Oregon. last evening.
Do not forget that Lambe can SUP.
ply you In all varnishes, paints,
glass, etc.
Prominent visitors in the city from
Grafton Saturday were DR.. and Mrs.
LaMour. Dr. LaMour is the superin-
tendent Of the state institution for the
feeble-minded.
Vogue millinery, Kittson avenue.
Everything new.
Miss Maud Milne, q bride of next
Wednesday, was honoree at a delight
ful shower given on Friday evening
BY Misses Laura Hancock and Kath-
crime Kelly at the home Of the form
er on North Sixth street. Every ap-
pointment Of the pretty affair was
daintily carried out and the honor
guest was showered with collection
OF useful and valuable gifts that will
be dear to her for many years to
come. An evening of enjoyment was
passed and at the close a delicious
lunch was served. The house dec
orations were carried out in the au-
tumn leaves and hand-painted place
cards were used.
Trepanier Pharmacy have Installed
perfected delivery service.
-
The October meeting Of the Thurs.
day Musical club Will be held next
Thursday in the auditorium Of the
public library, beginning promptly at
3 O'Clock. The program will be given
By Mrs. e. H. Kent, Mrs. w. R. Van
derhoef, Mrs. ]. D. Bacon and MI.
Ferdinand Norquist and will be al
follows:
Song .1.s.. 6 cycle from Tennyson's
Maua ..:............... Whelfley-
(a) !. Birds in the High Hail
Garden"
2. Catch Not BY Breath"
(Recit.)
Go Not Happy Day"
3. Il Have Led Her Home"
tb) my Love He Comes on the
"Skee," Norwegian love
song) .......... .Clough-Leiter
s(c) I'm Ny Garden" i. .Liddle
Mrs. Ernest Kent.
3. Violin, Souvenir de Bellini
Fantasia Brillante," op 4.....
-. Artot
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

S. H. ASHLEY. SUCCESSOR TO DON
Mcdonald, Embalmer and Funeral
Director. SOP DeMers Avenue. Both
Phones FL. Ambulance in connec-
ton.
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Today's Ads Deal With Today's Possibilities Diff
ficulties, Quests, Offers, Opportunities
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS

DRs. EkERN 6 MARsDEN-sPE.
cialists Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat,
Platky building, Grand Forks, N. D.
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MONUMENTS

JACKS MARBLE WORKS AT JACKS
Auditorium. verifying in Monu-
mental line. Write or call on w. r.
Jack.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN THE
afternoon or evening while attend
ing law school. Address 219 Times
office. 2iy
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sKULAsON 4 HUsBAND-ATToR-
neys-at-law. Empire block, first
floor. N. w. phone S15-L, Tri-State
800.
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DIR. GIsLASON-sPEcIAL1sT EYE,
ear, nose and throat. 10 South
Third street.
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skULAsON & BURTNEsS-ArroR-
neys-at-law, Clifford building, sec
ond floor. Both phones 1858. Grand
Forks, N. D.
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DIR. A. EGGERs-TH1RD STREET
over Benner, Begg & Garvin.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

IF YOU WANT A POSITION WE CAN
get 1t for you. We furnish labor Of
all closes, male or female. Sec
Denham Bros. the employment men.
Phones 1888. Christiania hotel,
Grand Forks.
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CALDER g. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
at-law, st. Johns block, fourth floor,
Grand Forks. N. d. Tri-State 259-M.
N. w. 761.
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FOUND

FOUND-A SMALL HAND SATcHEI
in front Of No. 422 DeMers avenue
Owner can recover same by callins
at No. 422 DeMers avenue. : 225
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WANTED-LATHER AT ONCE, G. J.
Babler, us North Third street,
Grand Forks, N. d. 2l6
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CELIA WHITE sTEwART-PHYsI.
clan and surgeon. 1920 to ~ q. M.
2 to 4 p. m. ONCE and residence.
First National bank block. Both
phones 290-L.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-A F1Rsr-cLAss TIN
smith; good wages. Inquire Of John
PluAnmer. Cakes, N. D. 215
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J. D. TAYLOR-PHYsIc1AN AND
surgeon. Hours 8 to 10 a. m, / to
8 p. w., to 8 p. m. Office First Ma
tional bank block. Telephone 164-L
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DRESS MAKING

MRS. f. EDGAR-sA INrNRNA-
tional avenue. Dressmalfing neatly
and promptly done.
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GEO. A. BANGS-ATToRNEY-AT-
law. Office ground floor, Clifford
building. Both telephones Ga.
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DIR. J. GRAss1CK-oFF1cE NORTH.
western building, corner DeMerl
avenue and Fourth street.
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Earle Crazy returned Saturday ev-
ening from the west where he has
been engaged during the summer
months and Wednesday evening he
will leave for Orchard Lake, Michi-
gan to resume his studies at Orchard
Lake military academy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Perry left last
evening for their home at Crosby, N.
D., after enjoying a few days visit
with their son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G. McMullen.
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DENTISTS

CHAS. C. McMULLEN-ATToRNEY-
at-law, st. John block. Grand Forks.
N. D.
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EVENING GOWNS: TAILORED
Cloth Suits: Wash Suits: Skirts
and Waists. Training School In
Cutting and Fitting. Agency for
the Lala Roakh Chart. Phone
S27M. 22S Fourth avenue.
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DIR. c. C. WILSON-PHYs1c1AN
and surgeon. Phone N. w. 494-L.
First State bank block, East Grand
Forks, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
Gobafsfrieen.

"Sobafsfrigen" / aentucfD oebpa.
rer. 9atten iii Ben Toe os. blep Der
after al be iaafalote "Rtgbt HioerS"
giort Sn6folo i TO 9per og megen
goelGggeIie nnrettet. 80 itore 20.
bofsbuie blep roiereoe. s Bethel
/ Bates Goltntp iatte De Slo paa To-
binions SpIogsbus efter fsrlt at babe
coerbplot oct meo Ole. Sloen for.
planteoe fig til en- nerIi9genOr 9ll.
tifbpgniug, iom nebbrGnote totalt
meo ale @orer. Otter at bare uofsrt
bette SGrpGrf biemisgte De 9pen
Sber6ourne og gientog Den iamme
Operation Der. Spernlt, boor De
forbes, fittter DC uatlige 8pttere ne0
Selefon. og Sele9raftraaoene.
ReprGientanter for gmericon 70.
bacco SO. beuGgter, at oct fontroIs
Ierer SobafsmarfeOet Der / 2an6et,
iooIeoes fom poaitaaet, og at BET bar
tilpenot fig aontroaen ooer Eobafs.
banoelen / aentucfp og Sennesiee
mco lloeluffeIie al ale Welembar.
lere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
Sampercn "Diount Iupal", ior

bar pGret iapuet iaa lpnge, at man
nllereoe oper Ell ll9e bar nGret 6rpgt
for, at bcn bar gaaet nnoer meo
Ionb og MhiS mibt noe paa gtlan'
terbapet, fom | SirSbags ganife lang.
iomt bampcnoe mo pna Queens.
tomnS Sapn / SrIano. Sfibets roen'
tebe SiIipuefomit pnfte itor @lGoe !
ole SisiortSfrebie, OF 8lGoen lteg,
Ga &c fit Rebe pao, at iaapel Easia'
aercr Tom Manoitab bar ! beoite Bel
gaoenoe. Sfibet, iorn tiIbsrer Gana'
bion Taciiic 8~oilpapS ItlanterbapS'
Imie, afgif Den zoe december ira
gntperpcn paa &eiie til ct. Scbu,
Reip grunspicf. Get bauoe omtrine
800 Gasiagerer emboro, p9ientIia
mlgarite g%misrauter, % en- SelGt'
ming al omfrine 100 Ionb, Sfibei
fi9mpeoe ct Gor Tigers 2ib moo
llpeir % bci Sis, inotil oct SuIeai.
ten fit 9iaifiuifaoe % maatte inn,
affurat Ell Maaueb bar altioa
"Nount Ropal" tmmlet ON paa Sa.
oct, os oct mcrfeIisite Of Oct belle er,
at oct life bar p9ret p~dotrniiet iioen
t0Se December, ifisnt Der / De iiS!ts
Yor uger bar pGret bolbt ubfig eiter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

bon, b~eorascr % berger ~ poo Gu
timber os after Suiinoer al troTfpI.
oige nnee Nanb o. isrer Dem | 1or.
orrpeIie. gsrnene biiroe, niener ban.
lore mere ON bet menneifeIige Sc.
GENE % faa ct beore Sno5Iif | Suno.
~beosresIerne paa Stolen, emo III er
SiIfGIoet. De buroe lore, at bet CT
en- Hatlirbetineelie for Sln6beo o.
geIpnre. at man Ieper ct ~oroentIigt
% fpbif 2ip, oe @utten biiroe frem
for oIt lGrc, at ingen rns Wano fan
bore bis poa, bpao Der pil blipe Of
BON, buis ban laper en- Slags Mo.
raj for iis ielp 90 en- anoen for
fin Ssiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

linSer Cato 6te Sannar bar be
6oreneoe Staters Ssieiteret afgipei
en- aieuoelie, bpori Den erflGrer ben
iaafaIote ~gmploperS 2iabilitp" 2op
for Misunderstanding, oa Den efter
oct bsie tribunals Meuins %itreifer
inc poa gnemerfer, bpor GongreS-
fen ingen @pnoigbeo bar til at gribe
inb. aonsresien bar, Tom befienot,
Ret til at regulere "Snteriiate Cont
merce", men Den bar | bette Sili9Ibe
toget Jig en- Wagt, Tom ligser uoen.
for bette Smraabe. employers
Siabilitp" 2open eisr Sernbaner %
andre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an
iparlige for llIpffestilf9loer, iom en-.
ten ifploes beres Solf eaer biorsrer
fra manselfulot llbitpr og SiGlpe-
mioler. Sornnlebningen til &ien'
oeIien Dor oprinoelig TO Ssgsmoal
for SfabeSerItotning, ct MOB Sainois
Central 9anen % ct moo Soutbern
Eaciiic ganen al SlGgtningerne til
to WGno, iom par bIepen or9bte paa
biSie 9nner. De fsoerale Setter |
aeutucfp og Senncsiee paafienote
oisie Sager til @lnIt for Serbia.
rerne, bporefter Der blep appeaeret
til 2anbetS Ssieiteret meb BET nepnte
Reinltat. RettenS a~ienbelie par bog
life enitemmig, ibet A al 8 Weblem-
mer Iten,te for 2opens &onItitutionS.
gpIoigbeb. Ssielteretsbommer Moobp
uotaIte | fit oiSienterenoe gotiimL at
2open efter bans Spfatning | ane
Eunfter par grltnolopsmesii9, og at
8etten siorbe ct u~tilbsrliet Snoereb
/ De lopaiuenoe 9rGrcsatiper peo al
erflGre Den usploig. 9ommerne
|Sarlan % &caenna bette ! S%opeoia'
gen oenne Spiatnine; Iiseiaa 9om-
mer Solmes.