davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-15
Surrc Somtcpriier peitpaa. 6

~oNAN 1NiNfNe" ~
err 10 Steoer paa Seitlanoet, bpor
Soropriierne er rent amerifnnife,
fort9ler Berg. aftenbl., nemlig /
Sbba / Sarbaneer og / 9aleitranb /
Sogn. Meils oct er Storinouitrien
og oen oeraf fsleenbe iterfe 9ebpg.
geIie, Tom bar ifriiet Soropriierne
iaa ipert / 8eiret / Sooa, at Der er
blit betalt $4,000 SIR. for en- Cont
paa 400 apm., bar Turiittrafifen
bepirfet en- iaaoan gGroiitisnins Of
Sorben / Saleitranb. at 8runbp9r.
oien paa en- Gienbom, iom iteoer op
til galbolmen, peo en- Soelstart /
Ssit blep iat til $500 Str. pr. WaaI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-15
"Scnri Snnants Suuo".

"Senri Snnants Suno". Senri
9unant, iom / 1901 bleu tiIoelt geo.
bcIprGmien, bapoe / lit Seitamente
beitemt, Of Salpparten al iamme
ifuIoe tiliaIoe "Snitihitioner til Of.
fcntIig Rpttc" / Rorge, S~oloifrioer
2spIono % Sberit Sans Gaae iant
ienere afosoe G~igsaoOotat Smeoal
bar efter Sporas al ".reclltor teita.
menti" / Senri Gunants 30 Naurice
9unant beItemt, at 10000 Str. al De
0orge ~tiIfaIbcnbe gtioIcr itoI anpen-
oes til 9unneIie at ct 6ouo, Der ital
bore Senri 1unants Raun % bpis
&enter ifaI tiIialbe "Horses 8soe
&ors" os "Rorife SDiuocrs Saui.
tctsforcnins". 0enne aigisrcl'e er
tiItraaot Of Grefitoren Raurice Oh.
nant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-15
Sule:Greicntcr.
Etutecr uolgried az
GunfimaIer GIaeiiab

&untmaIer GGaefiab
piloe pgrc iHrocics v~a8icHoc. Tor S2.CO Fan mon faa
q EorirGt euer Ga oifabsmalcri. odHS Mtcrbtleoer
tdui ices / ouer 800 airter Statcrne o. Gnvdod.
SchO &c for bans uatrc tulgrgc Calender for 1913
reprtitutcJcroc q al bans Ntgrttltoer.
AUG. KLAGSTAD, Marinette. Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-15
SAT- o TT,
tiiiatas eaer tiaeie.

as~srtislsmeuter anesr @GHfes~, "ItIete-, -rtt.
iales~ oa @Fftetip sraie" toter 3 Gents pr. Orb, Nasr
o. aoresie t~beEesnei. ipr beer DaHg. GDertisiercutsr
~inetages lite for miHore euo 80 &euts. 2erae uaa
nitdeteelt1 ~msoistae dle ReitatrseE let lsnuer iJ
TIE at boeisre iad inaG snmmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-15

IprSgrfnius. Oct norite Wpriel-
fob bar nh paa Saanoen I'll lite Sa.
mar Soaroen 9isrnoaleu / Rprs,
Dtre @omoalcn, for 5000 ar. Gen
bar ca. 500 Woal Ntpr, % Der er
beslben baanogit SeIifobet poer.
ligere ct tiIgrrnienbe Stpfte Wpr
poa 800 DfaaI a Z SIR, Iigeiom Der
rmoerbanoles ON poerligere 500
Wtaal / Rerbeoen. Set er Wenin.
gen, at DC epentuelt inotlsbte Nipr.
itrRfningcr ifal ppbprfcS paa ratio.
mel 0tanoe % opbeles / 8~aorbSbriig
Of posicnoe Stsrrelie. 3isie blir
ioa iolsi, os ben frigiorte aapitaI
benpttes til Snofisb at npe Wtpr-
itrefninger. Der er / Dtre Ramoa.
len ct rigt Siife, iaa at aoloniiterne
bill funne ba Inleoniug til Bier
bperp. Snoen RGrs Spgo er Snter.
eSien itor for Soreta9cnoct, % aom.
mllnen bar paa pisie 9etinseIier tes.
net 1000 Ser. iom gibrag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-15
Gn aammel Game, iom Itamme,

SH B"hihhS1 SuHhNf ~" Iiuii'iilSl
fra apiteseib, aaie Speinungsoatter
Siifarbpf Oebe forleoen / ariitiania,
oper so slar gammel. Sum Tom |
ing aloer / Suiet hos oao9renoe
Sognepreit / apitcseio, ienere 9iifop
SoIfeItao, fulgte bam ba ban flpttet
og blep / Suiet hos BAN / mango
@lar. Weget moo bans 2nife iIpttet
bun efter mango aars Sieneite o.
orep icnere / lGngere Sib GAZE paa
Samar. @iifopen beponerte peo BEN
oes 6lptning en- Sengeium, bpis
Henter tilfolot bcnoe. Otter benoes
9eb tilfaloer aapitalen 9iifopens
Slegtninger / go og Res.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-15

stiitetuiSe, meo oo55el Gqg paa Cooen. zoe
famine, meo Slirc .........S je
tdmHe, VdrrrpIaoe ...........75
2i5ie Nutpe bar Ga ImS. 9lao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-15
Stiftsaaarsem / srunSbiem.

Slpuofltiu1
Sronobicms commune git / i'm Sib
ino paa at frafalbc gienbomsifat for
Stiitsgoarben, bpis Sacabcretten
inorsmme0es % pao getingelie al,
at Stiftsgaaroen boloteS asiureret.
% ben icnere pebtagne Sfattclop
fritar Statens gienoomme for Sfat,
benitiaet Observation-Disclosures til
&ommlnen iom 9eberlag for Saca.
oeretten Ut bepilge 1900 &roner aar.
Zig til Stiitsgnaroens 8eoIiaeboIo
og berbos at frafalOe getingcIicn ON
I%silirancer. Wagiitraten oe Sor.
manbifabet fanot imiblcrtib life at
funne gaa inb paa at benilge De for.
langte 1900 Ser, men fraialot BE.
tingelien ON ASiurdncen. 3 ben
anlebning bar Observation-Disclosures
tiIifrepet Stiftsamtmanoen at &c.
partementet gaar no fra, of man life
fan gisre Gegning paa Stortingets
Samtpffe til en- Sroning Tom at
Sronobiems &ommune poatGnft,
meominbre Der ira aommunens Sibe
pbes geoerlag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-15

Ga epcntsrlis SalonfrrS. Bal.
loneu "Rorge" git forleben Dag op
ira ariitiania unoer agent Stepbau.
ions 9eoelie meo 2 Pasiagerer, 2sit-
nant anoporo o8 Sngenisr anfer.
Zen bapbe en- epcntprIig og farefuIo
Serb oenne Gang. Ga 9aaonen fom
benimoS aongsberg, brep oen ino /
Gage, iaa man intet funbe ie. Rluo.
ielig opoaget man. at man bolbt paa
at oripe inc paa SfrimfieIbet /
Sanosp9r. 9aqonen Dor bare ct
gar Weter fra Sjelop9ggen, iom Den
itsote an MOB, fsr oct Ipffeoes at iaa
9aQonen til of itige. @onoolen m.
ite6e poloiomt, og 6slsen bar, at De
2 Gasiagerer folot no - anfer en-.
Dog fra 10 Weters Ssibe. Selbig.
bis fom ingen aloorlig tilifabe; men
90 De ienere paa Gagen anfom til
a~onesberg, Dor De aoifiais meotaget
af Stra6aoierne. Otter a%oqiiionen
iteg gaQonen OBJ til ct Bar hlien
SoSs Ssioe og fortiatte ODER Sieloet
til Saiioe | SeIemarten, bpor ben
gif neo uben ltbelo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
DIX DEMANDS RESERVATIONS
Threatens to Remove Commits
sioners on New Prisons.

Albany. oct ia demand has been
made by Governor Dix for the resignation
of the members Of the state Commission on
New Prisons, which was authorized to con-
struct the new Harlem state Prison al
Wingdale The members Of tho commits
sion are Elisha VI. Johnson, OF Clean presi-
dent; Cornelius V. Collins. Of Troy William
J. Mckay. of Newburg John G. West OF
New York. and Dr. George :. Skif' OF
Gainesville.
The Governor said that if the coi"mis-
sioners did not comply with his demand he
would forthwith remove them.
The commission in December last award
cd TO the p. J. Carln Construction COM
pany. Of New York. for more than 5000
600. the contract for the construction OF
the new prison. This company recently OK
dressed a willingness to abroGate its con
tract for about $3.50 These terms met
with the approval Of the Governor.
Mr. Dix said he intended to appoint a
new commission Of three members and that
this commission would arrange for the aban-
donment of the Wingdale site for prison pur-
poses and for the abrogaton of the con
tract with the Carlin company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14

LEVY LAW GIVES TROUBLE
0gdensburg Registration Board
Strikes-Confusion in Saratoga.

Albany. oct. 13-The newly enacted Levy
election Law caused much trouble through
out the state on this the first day OF regis
nation. A strike was declared here to-day
when the city registration boards refused
10 organize at the usual pay - day.
They demapded g. declaring that they
must do extra work under the Levy law.
\ compromise was finally effected at the
rate Of Sc a day. though this arrangement
vas unauthorized by the aldermen and
the boards organized. The registration was
very small.
The registration for the first day I'm Sara
toga County Is reported light in all the
villages. showing decrease I'm practically
every district from last year. Considera BILE
confusion was caused by the ignorance Of
election inspectors with reference to the
requirements OF tho Levy law. In some dis
tricts electors were required to fill personal
Identification blanks. Later in the day or
ders were issued that only the signature
Identification was necessary. In many Of
tie rural districts voters who were unac-
ouainted with the meaning Of the recent
Court OF Appeals decision on the law pre-
scented themselves for personal registration.
but were informed that their appearance
was unnecessary.
The Court OF Appeals decision was not
accepted by election boards OF five districts
in Kingston, who declined also TO abide by
advice given by Republican and Democratic
county chairmen that they must register
names presented. whether the applicant
appeared personally or 10y proxy Unless
these boards change their decision both
county committees will begin mandamus
proceedings 10 compel such registration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
REGISTRATION FALLS OFF
First Days Figures Drop Far
Below Those of 1907.
ONLY INCREASE IN QUEENS
All Other Boroughs Show Big
Decrease in Comparison
with Other Years.

The registration In the entire city yester
day, the first day of registration Tor inns
years election, was 159,SS, as compared
with 17.75 last year and lI2"S Tor the
first day In 1901. The figures TINS year can
be compared with those OF 1871 because
that was the last purely "off year'-a year
An which neither mayoralty, governorship
nor Presidential campaigning affected the
result.
II was expected that yesterdays regis
tration would show n falling off from last
years, and even from the figures OF l9V'.
and the decrease of 12,1N, as compared
with the first day of 1907. was therefore 10
surprise 10 the politicians.
Manhattan and The Bronx yesterday
showed a registration of S2,i69. as COM
pared with 9i62S I'm 1901, decrease Oh
II 159. 1900
show that 2.2O9 fewer voters registered on
the first day of this year than In lSOt' "hen
the first DAVIS count was 63.492.
Queens had 9,S06 I'm 1907 after the nIst
dav of registration, and yesterday the totaI
was / 92S. an increase Of 2,l22
In Richmond yesterday the count was
2 7O3. while the 1907 first DAYS registration
i'm that borough was 4,lj1, a decrease
of 454 -,
The following are the detailed UGur"s VI
the first days registration in ali ooIous III
Ly Assembly districts, with recapitu:allon.
and compared with the same day heuIes
for last year. and 1897:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
WILSON PRAISES CANADA
Doesn't Blame Neighbor for Re-
jecting Reciprocity with u. S.
WE'RE A FEVERISH NATION
People Think a Few Men Run the
Country for Private Gain,
Governor Says.
LRv Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Ridrewood y. J., oct. 13-Assertlng that
business cannot prosper when there Is Sus-
pcion and distrust, Governor WILSON, !"
talking to two big audiences OF commuters
at Hackensack and Rldgewood to-hlSh'
gave his recipe for the bringing ABOUT OIL
prosperity. lie also said that the reaso"
Canada rejected reciprocity was because
it's people were a generation ahead OF the
United States. The Governor did not say
ANYTHING about President Taft or his Al
torney General. The Governor said:
Business men I'm particular-most OF you
are business men, dare say 80 III a an
from the great metropolis and are engagea
in this, tina: and the other business, anu
you say that all this reform that Is III ~
air is disturbing business is IL soIhs ~
disturb business to get back on consul
tutional and honest basis? Are you wlllihs
10 stand for that business? is IL going "
hurt business TO restore conndehce I'D
IL the basis of prosperity! me pdsiS -, -
prosperity is cooperative, the basis or DUST
Iess and prosperity Is confidence. the GdS 10
of prosperity is a new figure ana spirit III
the social body. .,i -
DO YOU know the real reason why recl-
procity was voted down in CANADA M g, :
any Of you visited Canada recently me
present contrast between Canada ana tne
limited States is this. In the United STATES
business is feverish and fretinl ana dls-
ant with confidence and with hope. inc
contrast is extraordinary The Cana o,,i,.s
fear that reciprocity would ne the oPelllS
iovor m a closer commercial and indus
trial relationship with the United states;
and they feel that their situation III regard
to these matters Is vastly superior 70 ours,
and they do not want to be pulled down
into our distress. .t,o
do not take that by conjecture. ! take
that from gentlemen i'm Canada VINO know
what they are talking about, and the run ,Id,
is that Canada is just about geheraslo,ii
husiness. I'm her banking system and IN
her currency system. She has got through
all the deep waters we are IN now, Oh
Tatber she was never in them. She never
lot herself get in them while we nave dno1 Deeh
going on helplessly from one ilnd ma, ca,
crisis 10 another. Canada has not had any
financial crisis. Did YOU know that? can
ada if We must admit the truth. teeis IleI
economic superiority to the United states
because. forsOoth. she did some tliue ago.
as matter Of course. the THINGS hoE
called radical i'm the United States WHICH
orc making business men uneasy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
JEFF DAVIS FOR WILSON
People Trust Him, Even if They Don I
Understand Him, He Says.

Kansas city. Mo. oct. l3.-United States
Senator Jeff Da.is. of Arkansas, who
WAS here this morning on a honeymoon
trip. said:
III the party will whOop things up for
Woodrow Wilson there will be Demo-
cratic President i'm the White House Tor
the next four years. al least. Woodrow
Wilson Is going TO wake mp the Democratic
partv. There is just one way we can elect
a President of the United states AT the
democratic convention. and that Is by
humping for Wilson Arkansas Is for him
bevond a doubt. Missouri would he II they
had not put their harness on announcer
sneaker clark will never carry the weight
wilson does He's a good man; he's got
the right enemies. But Wilson has the
knack Of making people trust him. even II
they don't understand him. and ne Is
strong mau-not the sort of man to De IN
fIuenced by oficehoding or ofceholders'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
DISCUSS COURTHOUSE SITE
Board Of Estimate and Interest
ed Bodies Hold Conference.

Although the Board OF Estimate. under
the recently passed Stilwell BILL has the
sole right to select a site for new court
house within the next six months, the
special committee OF that body has decided
to confer with the Courthouse Board and
other bodies interested. The first OF a
series OF conferences was held I'm the office
Of Borough President McAneny late yes
terday afternoon.
Ex-Judge Morgan J. OBrien and Charles
Steckler represented the Courthouse Board
Job f. Hedges was present in the interest
Of the Bar Association and number Of
civic organizations. he being chairman OF
Joint committee. q. Grant La Fargo
represented the New York Chapter Of the
American Institute Of Architects
Those present agreed that the site Sc
lected should be south Of Canal street and
east Of Broadway. while some would re-
strict II TO the territory north Of the
Municipal Building and south Of the Criml-
nal Courts Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
COURTHOUSE BILL SIGNED
Dix Also Approves Measure Saw
ing New York Traffic Squad.

Albany, oct 10 Before starting for Chi
caso tonight where he is TO address the
| Bankers club tomorrow. Governor Dix
signed fourteen bills and vetoed ten others.
The number OF new laws this year now
| totals SIS The Governor still has before
/ him twenty-three measures 10 be acted
upon when he returns on Monday
Among the bills signed were the follow
ing:
| Senator Stilwell Giving the New York
! city Board of Estimate and Apportionment
six months within which to locate site
! for q new courthouse I'm New York City in
or outside Of city Hall Park, and If at the
end of that period a site has not been Sc
lccted then the courthouse site commission
may locate a new courthouse anywhere In
the city outside Of the park.
Senator Ramsperger: Excluding the
| Traffic Squad Of New York city. to tine
number Of $50 sergeants and patromen.
| from the provisions Of the new three pla-
| tCOn police law.
Assemblyman Warren: Authorizing the
New York city authorities to pay the bills
arising from the attempted assassination
! Cf Mayor GaynOr.
Assemblyman Short: Providing that the
cost and expense Of constructing rapid
| transit routes and for property acquired
therefor may he assessed upon the property
! benefited thereby.
senator FrawIey: Appropriating 5000 10
Ipay the remainder of the expenses of the
| Merritt investigating committee of last
year.
The Governor vetoed the bill Of Senator
Transporter providing. among other things,
| that no member OF the police force OF any
| city shall be removed, reduced in rank or
| otherwise punished or disciplined except on
written charges.
Two bills by Assemblyman Evans. max
Ing important changes I'm the state highway
| law, were also dlsapproved by Governor
! Dix. one increased the states share for
constructing town highways. The other re-
pealed that section Of the highway law
" hich provides that county highways shall
be built by contract.
Another measure vetoed was the Foley
bill making more liberal the New York
pOliCe pension laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Friday, October l3
1911.
ARRIVED.


steamer Ida Ounce (Nor). Port Antonio. oc,-
tober :. TO the Cuneo Importing Go. with fruit
Arrived at the Bar at p m. l2th.
steamer Times (Nor. Santiago October u TO
the American and Cuban - Line. with sugar.
Arrived at the Bar AZ $50 m. %. e.-.....
steamer Moldegaard tNoD, santa Pc septen
to the Munson IS Line. with quebracho wood
Arrived at the Bar s:15 m. 18th
steamer Idaho C7l. Hui septembe r. p n s95
mdse Arrived az the Bar az m, 18Th.
Steamer Cleveland GER. Hamburg October g.
southampton and Cherbourg a. TO the Hampu a,s =,
and 2s6 steerage passengers, mans ana i'use
Arrived at the Bar at fl IS m, 18th.
10 sabang 10, Colombo %. Alden September Y.
Port Said 10th. Gibraltar p and - Michaels 80,
10 Bibbey Brothers, with mdse. Arrived al the
Steamer Kioto (f3r). Calcutta August -. CO
ombo %. Tutcori %. Port said september IS,
via Boston october 10, 10 Norton & son win
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at p m I'm
Steamer Pennsylvania Ger, Hamburg &C
tober I. TO the Hamburg American Line, WIN
$40 cabin and 344 steerage passengers ana mdse'
Arrived at the Bar az $50 m. I'm
Steamer Herman Frasch. Sabine October y.
10 the Union sulphur co. with mdse. Passed In
Quarantine at 9:2S m. 49,.
ombo %. Port said september II. Algiers ~ Via
Philadelphia october ~. 10 Punch. Edye & CO.
with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 80 m
Steamer Mexico. Vera cruz October D. FRO
greso and Havana 10. 10 the New YORK ana
cuba So co. with - passengers, mails ana muse
Arrived at the Bar at IS m.
Steamer Baltic (Br. Liverpool October ana
Queenstown 6. to the White Star Line, with 8ol
first cabin. 401 second cabin and 752 storage
passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar al
sos IN.
Steamer MaracaIho Ia Guayra September ~.
Maracaibo October T. Curacao > and Mayaguez
z TO Bliss. Dallett & CO. with : passengers.
malls and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 20
pm.
Steamer Fl Cid. Galveston october I. 70 the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed IN
Quarantine at SOB m
steamer Delaware, Philadelphia. 70 the CLYDE
So 60, with mdse. Passed In Quarantine at lbs
Steamer Altai Ger Manzanlllo September %,
vana o. 20 the Hamburg American Line. with "A
passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the bar
10 a m.
steamer SAINT Anna Fr) Marsellles September
%. Naples 80 and Palermo october J, 10 j w
Elwel e. Co with 2l2 cabin and 40 stcerage
passengers and mdse. Arrived AT the Bar at
m
Steamer city NJ Everett Boston 20 the
Standard oil 60. or Fire Island AT II 80 a m.
Steamer Madison, Newport News and Norfolk
n the Old Dominion IS 60. with passengers and
mdse OF the Highlands at 1855 m.
steamer Crispln tBrl. Bu"nOs Avres August
81. MOntevideo %. Pernambuco September q
Ceara II, Para - and Barbados october q
10 Booth 60. with passengers. mails and
mdse. Anchored I'm Quarantine ar 7:20 m
Steamer Porto Rico. Baltimore, 70 the New
York and Baltimore Transportation 60. with
mdse. Passed I'm Quarantine at $50 p m.
Sandy Hook. y !. Oct - $50 m-Wind
northwest. light breeze. clear, smooth sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool. oct 13-Adrauc Br). New York Via
Alsiers oct 9-Alce CAuso New York Tor
Naples
Copenhagen. oct 10 Hellig Olav DAM, New
York via Christisnsand.
Auckland. oct 13-Lord I.onsdsle CRD, New
York Via 81 Vincent. q Y, Port Natal. etc.
Bermuda, oct H. @i5 m-Bermudisn 'Br)'
Batavia oct l3-warturm Ger. New York via
Port Natal
Natal. o., 13- strathclyde GD. New York for
shanghai
Hull. OCT 10 Calico tBr). New York
Dutch, New York via Plymouth and Bou-
logne
81 Thomas. oct u. II a m-Parma CBr).
New York for Demerara. etc
cher S5e n, oGt 49, W York in, Frsdricb
for Bremen (and proceeded.
Naples, oct -, m-Prinzess Irene tGer),
New York for Genoa tand proceeded.
SAILED.
queenstown. oct 13. $40 p m-Celtic CBr)
from liverpool, New YORK.
Southampton. oct 10. > p m-Cincinnati GER
from Hamburg, New York VIA Cher
Bremen. oct r. m-Main CGer). New
York.
Rio de Janeiro. oct 12-1karia CBr) Cfron
Buenos Ayresb. New York
Patras. oct Martha Washington (Aust),
vare HSi oct Gerry CAuso orom Trieste).
Palermo. Oct 12-Ttsua CBD from Naples.
New York
ST Michaels. oct f2-Maronga CBr) 0rom
Iolo). Boston and New York
Lisbon. oct 9-StorfOnd tNor), New York.
Naples. Oct II. 10 m-oceania Gtan. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-14
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Minnevaska, reported as so miles east o'
Sandy Hook at 80 q m yesterday. Is expected 10
dock Sunday evening or Monday forenoon.
The Ryudam. reported as 100 miles east oi
Sandy Hook az 8 80 a m yesterday, is expected
10 dock Monday afternoon.
The United States. reported as 1890 miles east
Of Sandy Hook al 10 a m yesterday, is expected
10 dock Tuesday forenoon.
la Bretagne, reported as 500 miles east N
Sandy Hook at 2.33 y m yesterday, IS expected TO
dock Sunday afternoon.
The Finland. reported as one thousand
miles east Of Sandy Hook al noon yesterday.
g. expected 10 dock Monday forenoon