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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06

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bod fiird)tete Ell, sn1it leiner Irail
aaein 81 ieill. CT pnr ans leincr
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Sterbenoen gegebene SerIprefen &C.
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porbei. oos rbente. acfommeL 90.
brielc ma ibm angetraiit, Die Ser
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erfiiat bon MbldJeu gegen lid lelblt
uno tiefem Witleio fir lie, CAB CT
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giilg III lein Simmer, no er nit Der
5%uilebmenben Irnfelbeit uno Ieinen
eigenen tranrigen @ebanten allcin
iein piirbe.
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8obriele bon. Sinmer 81 Sumner,
it'd fraaenb, Oh grnlt Hapmono 10
balb ibrer miibe gefporben, lnO balb
miinihenb, bob lie mieber Gabrielle
Sinoiep mGrc iutb ibr neiter Hame
elmer anOeren gebore. gnblih, ais
es pirflih omnfel 9eporOen, ais Die
9ampen I'M SaaIe ai1ge5iinoet muir
ben mno slice in ibren grmen bitter
lid unb leibenihaftlid 5ur r@ute
Naft" gemeint batte, erinnerte lie
iid) oes 8riefes. Niln ourfte iie i'm
leien. Sic bate iih gaem gefiiet,
nun mar fem 8riirb mebr porban.
ben, i'm ibr por5nentbalten. ltnb 10
cling lie al @rnit's 5biire, itnb elm
Tiener, Ger in Der SaQe porbeiging,
iagte ibr, er Tel in ben Saal suriif-
gefebrt, pabreno fie ii6 nit Ilice be.
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ifdftigt in biiiteren @ebanfen Der.
tieft. Or borte ibre Shritte aitf benz
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Itonb, fonnte lie ben Iusbrrf oes
Shmer5es nift ieben, Der bel ibrer
4nnGberune iiber feline 3iige glitt.
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ben grief ~Ieiens-ipiait Oh mir ben
Sbliiiiel geben2A
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moroen, nno perfiel mieoer in ieine
trartriaen 8eoonfen.
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suriid unb fragte dngitlid: .9iit
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sd babe aopfmeh," ertpiberte er,
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oann tbeiIte Tie Dos bidte braune
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ihiidtern uno perIieB has Sfmmer.
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inne, Die MtmeipbGre idJten oriideno,
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cine 2ampe 81 bolen, iInb febrte
5uriif.
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gibIiotbef o%ffnenb, trat lie mutbig
ein-aber oieielbe Babriele, Die bin.
eineins, fam nidt mebr aus Oieiem
3immer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
ttnaef6hrlidcr 3tpeifampf.

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lin @ottes piuen-iie baben fidJ
bueIirt?"
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feebaus nnD ipielten miteinanper-
8ilarpl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
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3uhtbais iist!"
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items itets beieinanber."
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0amen bat einen unperbeiratbetcn
8ruher."
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bon Ieiiina"?"
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8efdnnte IN Stalien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-06
Die Grbin uon ReoItone Dau.

(Sortiesuna bon Der 9. Seite.)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-22
MULT|CYCLE RACE
STADIUM FEATURE
Pros at the MOtordrome viii
Clash in Star n,eni
49, Tonight.
FORTY-LAP OPEN CARDEDI

All of the tandems, triplets, quads
and sextets at the track will be
used in the two-mile multicycle race,
billed as the feature event for to-
nights meet at the Motordrome. The
fastest professionals now riding at
the new track will be selected for
the race, but the assignments to the
respective machines will not be made
until just before the start of the
race Charley Turville, the new
track manager, is responsible for this
race.
Root, Hill and Halstead seem to
have big lead over any other trio
at the track when mounted on a
trfplet. This trio had no difficulty
In taking the Australians, Spears,
Cory and Mcnamara, into camp in
the match last Saturday night, but
1t is possible that the combination
may be split up in tonight's affair,
Root and Hill being assigned to a
tandem, and Halstead pairing off
with Drobach on another tandem.
The improved form shown by Reg
gle Mcnamara has caused him to be
brought back on scratch, along with
Spears, Root and Hill. Mcnamara
has rounded into form rapidly, due
principally to the fact that he is
conscientious trainer. He generally
works out twice a day and while his
finishing sprint is still lacking, he
gives promise of developing into the
star at the track before the season
is over.
All four of the riders just men
toned will start from the honor
mark in the half-mile PRO" handi-
cap tonight. The handicap limits
have also been extended, and 1t will
to ride every foot of the way il they
expect to get in the prize money.
The forty-lap open, which Is about
ten miles, carries with IT special lap
prizes. This means that the entire
field will be kept on the move for
the full route. The distance Just suits
Mcnamara and Root. Cory, too, is
a strong rider, and has proven his
worth in the long-distance races.
Spears, while unquestionably the
fastest sprinter at the track, does
not show up SO we'll in the long, hard
races The miss-and-out for the
pros should also be productive of
a lively scramble.
Six of the best amateurs at the
track will be seen in the unlimited
Australian pursuit race. The con-
testants will be Wohlrap, Tommy
Smith, Willie Hanley, Ernest Ohrt,
C. B. Georgi and Harry Kaiser.
Nfi1I
start from scratch in the fifteen-lap
handicap. In addition there will be
q one-mile open for the amateurs.
Manager Turville has set aside an
entire section of the grandstand for
women, who will be admitted in to-
nights meet without charge. If 1t
should prove successful move,
ladies' night will be made a regular
feature each month during the re-
mainder of the season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-22
STEWARDS DISQUALIFY
BALTIMORE OARSMAN

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-The
board Of stewards of the peoples re-
gatta last night sustained the pro-
test of the Malta Boat Club, of this
city, that ]. II. Mittendorf, the Har-
ward oarsman who rowed on the crew
of the Arundal Boat Club of Balti-
more, in the Fourth of July regatta
here, be disqualified from competing
in a junior race.
The Baltimore rowing authorities
insisted that the fact that Mitten-
dorf had rowed on a winning crew
at college did not prevent him from
competing in n junior race as a club
oarsman. The naval board of the
Schuylkill navy decided last night to
bid for next years national regatta.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-22
FARRELL GIVES ORDERS
TO MINOR LEAGUERS

AUBURN. N. Y, July 22.-Chair-
man Farrell, of the national board
of arbitration governing minor base
ball, gave out the following orders
relative to the sale and trading of
players among major and minor
leagues:
"All optional agreements must be
exercised on or before August Is.
The release of players within
twenty days of the commencement
of the major league drafting period.
or within twenty days of the close
of the season of the club disposine
of the player, is prohibited.
The sale Of players release by
one national association to another
shall be null and void against the Sc
lection by draft of the player by
major league club from the selling
club, unless he be in the actual serv-
ice of the purchasing club for twenty
days before the opening of the draft.
ing season for major league clubs"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-22

Jim Flynn is giving out interviews
intended to convey the impression
that he figures Gunboat Smith
cinch in their coming bout at the Gar
den in New York. He tells how he is
going to Ego at him& and after he
has won what ha plans to do. Flynn
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-22
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS

All records for consecutive bulls
eyes at 500 yards We're broken at
Wakefield. Mass, yesterday in the
ninth annual meeting of the New
England Military Riflemen's Associa-
ton, when Captain Stuart w.
Wise. of the Bay State team, made
103 perfect shots.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt will be an
exhibitor at the Newport horse show.
His string of horses will be shipped
from England next Saturday and
after showing at Newport will be
seen at other fixtures.
Captain Ketcham of the Yale foot
BAH team completed arrangements
yesterday for the early training of
the line men at the Siasconset Cot
tage Club at Siasconset, Mass. About
twenty-five men are expected to ar
rive on September l. They will stay
about two weeks for preliminary
practise before reporting at New
Haven.
The Great Neck polo four defeated
the Cooperstown team by the score
of 81 goals to s, for the Coopers-
town final game for the governors
field Cedarhurst, l.. l., yesterday,
This closed the regular summer tour
naments of the Rocl1away Club
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-22
CLARK NEXT FOR
DANISH CYCL|ST.
Jackie Will Try Conclusions
With ElIegaard TOmOr-
row Night.
Five MILE TITLE RACE

Little Jackie Clark will measure
speed with Thorwald Ellegaard at the
Velodrome tomorrow night. Jackie
will meet the great Dane In a French
style match over the same distance
as the Grenda-Ellegaard match of
Sunday. In Clark Ellegaard will find
far more dangerous opponent than
big Grenda, and he will have to be in
letter form than he displayed Sun
day to stop 1.-THE Rocket" Jackie is
in fine form right now. and 1t was
only an accident that kept him out
of the final of the one-mile open at
the Velodrome Sunday, a race that
he might have won had he made the
final.
Ellegaard is sure to be a greatly
improved rider when he faces Clark
tomorrow night. He is training be-
hind tandems and he showed to bet
ter advantage in training at the Velo-
drome yesterday. His countrymen,
Norman Hansen and Norman Ander-
son, pulled him for several sprints on
O tandem and the veteran had little
trouble in brushing by in the last
twelfth in sprints of a sixth of
mile. The Dane said yesterday that
he was far from his best form when
he met Grenda, and Is in need of
considerable hard training to put him
on edge If Ellegaard succeeds in de-
feating Clark his chances of winning
over Frank Cavanagh and ALI Goul-
let, who will probably be his next OPP
lris,
Two championship races are billed
for tomorrow night at the Velodrome,
which makes the card very attractive.
The title races are a five-mile event
for the professionals and one-mile
title race for the amateurs. The
pro" title race will be paced by a
tandem, and the field that will start
will be large and classy. The other
races on the bill are a two-thirds-
mile handicap and a miss-and-out in
vitation for the professionals and a
three-mlle handicap for the amateurs.
In the amateur handicap Aubrey
Taylor, the amateur champion of
Australia, who took both of the events
for simon-pures at the Velodrome
Sunday, will probably ride from
scratch with Champion Donald Mac
Dougall Taylor was greatly under
rated by r. r. Kelsey, the handi-
capper, when he gave the foreigner
a mark of As yards in the half-mile
handicap Sunday, but the handicap
per has got him gagged now and he
will be on the proper mark in the
future
Taylor will ride in the champion
ship race also, and he will very likely
figure in the final. The youngster
was not in very good form Sunday
and when he is right great things are
expected of him. His riding Sunday
was surprise to the professionals
from Salt Lake. as Sunday was the
first time he had been on a wheel for
over two weeks, and he was carrying
considerable excess weight
The owner of the Superbas, c.. Holt
day Ebbets, is making great use of
his new ball park A number of ath-
letic meets are to be staged in the
big area, the first of which will
take place next Saturday. One Of
the star attractions at the initial meet
will be match race between Brook
lyn Joe" Fogler and ALT Goullet. This
will be Joe's first opportunity to sport
silk before his fellow citizens of the
land of rubber plants and baby car
riages.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-22
DULUTH MOTORIST GETS
A. A. A. ENDURANCE TROPHY

GLACIER PARK, Mont, July e.
The American Automobile Assoeia-
ton touring prize, in the annual re-
liability run from Minneapolis to
Glacier Park, was awarded to the
number 20 locomobile, driven by DIR.
J. d. Park, Duluth, which ended
the run VITA perfect score. The
Glidden team trophy was awarded
to the three Metz cars of Boston.
In the Anderson cup contest for
runabouts, the three Metz cars, two
Hupmobiles and a Krit car, all fin
ished with perfect scores and in the
draw, the trophy was won by a
HupmObie
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-22
WHITNEY'S SLOOP AGAIN
DEFEATS ALL RIVALS

NEW YORK, July 22.-Harry Payne
Whitney's ffty-foot sloop, Barbara
the winner on Saturday in her class
at the Larchmont Yacht Clubs race,
was also the winner yestrday-the
second of race week, which 121
yachts started She defeated the 1ro-
quois H., owned by Ralph N. Ellis.
by minutes, seconds, over a 81
mile course.
In the up" class. Addison G.. Han
ans Josephine. won from the Stran-
ger, of the Rhode Island Yacht Club,
by 40 seconds both OF them defeating
the soop Sayonara H., owned by
Vernon T, West, OF the Portland,
Me. Yacht Club.
r. p. Tylers sloop Gamecock won
from the Duchess, by minutes, 81
seconds Both boats are from Buzz
yards Bay, Mass.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-22

Jack johnson, out of the question
in any line in this country, is over
in Paris trying to make good. He
is having his troubles there. too,
for in his first appearance last night
he was Kissed. The kissing came,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-22

The Pittsburgh Pirates are at the
Polo Grounds today and the most in
teresting baseball series of the year
is promised. The Pirates are COM
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-22

Patsy Kline. the local feather
weight, was matched yesterday to
box Tommy Buck, of Philadelphia, in
the main Aten-round bout at the
Brown A. A., Far Rockaway, on FRI
day night, August s. Kline is keep
ing in condition at his training quar-
tiers at Rockaway and expects to
make good showing against Buck.
They will battle at 125 pounds ring
side.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31

og Borf Mpes., boIoer @uostieneite
buer sbnoas Gormiobag 81. 1890
oe Nften 81. 7.45. Ssnoaesfolen
mb6er ST.. 8 Gorrn.
S Sjebergs &all, S74 Yapne
@pcnue, er Der Ssnoogsfole bpe-
Senoag @iterm. SCI. 3. g. 8.
@eque, Eaitor, $40 GoY,tol 8oule-
p0ro.
2rcfoloiebeos norif euans. lntb.
Strife, Darlington % Sberburne
@pes. @uostieneite bper @snoog
81. 1890 Gorm. poo Sort % 7.45
aften paa @ngellf. Ssnoaesffole
og 8ibeltlaslc efter 9simesieouos-
tiehciten. = CIR. Spbilrub, Prnit,
$50 Guller Street.
Bet4ania airfe, ST. Sents % 80.
relt Street. @uostieneite ofboloes
5snoag 6orn1. 81. 1890 oe Mften
81. 7.30. @per 9orsooe Nften 8bn-
nemsoe / airtens goiemcnt. 5sn.
ooesifoIe boer Ssnoog 81. 12. $.
S. 6lagita6, 8reit. 9opel SAG.
g)orf Street.
Zen norif'oanife Metbooif Strife,
&isrnet al Broaomap oe 1915 st.
ofboloer line @uostieneiter iom it,
ger: Frroiten ssnoog 8ormiooos
8ioffen 1890. Miten 7.45. hinge
8olfs epmort6 oiga: 5enoag Mften
81. G.45, og liternrt Mgoe SC TIE fer.
ito 9irsoogc / Maoneoen. Bsn-
ncmeoc bper Snsooe Niten 81. 8.
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Street.
s &opcllet poo @jsrnet al .Reo.
nep % gor1 Sts., er Der Sgn6ogs.
F.! ffo1e bper 5enoag @ftermio6ag 81.
3 og @lostjenelte SCI. 7.3O @ften.
@nostjeueite / ben n%orff.oanife
$aptii'airfe, @jernet al @ilforb.
og Woo6bri6ge Streets, beer Ssr.
bog ST.. 1890 Iormiooae og $50
Aften. 81. $50 u%ngbomsmsoe.
Sen n%orif=oanife 8apti1tmenigbeos.
ing oomsforenin9 msoer i lit 9ofol,.
bber. Stnoog al. $50 Gfterm., ST.
al Milforo og @ooobrioee cts.
eong oe Mulit Of II. S. Sonator.
Mlle Sfanoi,,auer biertelio bel
TONNE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31

operoroe1tlig go6t. Scr par ca. 90
orrcitereoc for 2obopcrtrnoelier al
foritielliNe Slags. Sc nraatte c1,ten
betalc Cit Mltlft cller ogioa br,tlnmc
Sen al. &c fleitc ~forctraf at be.
talc 0t,,lften. ga aurl M1bcrie1n
ST. 4 ont Mlorgcl1e,, ipilleoc Some
|Spcct Some, por ollc cl,i0c ON,
at sc bonoc tilbro0t eli opcrorocntli9
iornsjclig Nftnr % tatfcbc Mr.
Gnil Hctcri Ell, %mal,geoari9t Meo=
lem fra @eit st. Ya1ll, for oct Nr=
bejoc bor bopoc eiort / oenac I'll
tens Mnlconing.
On 9eltnger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-31
Sun 8ratrt8ru.

Gporclano, Ct nntionalt Torctagen.
SC ON en0 paa frcmncb @runo, |
en- 8p, Scr er l1otrpf for % 8nu<
0epltntt for bele California meb Il.
tic .poflcnbc Wllligbcoer, fin Sor6,
Der lfi1ler oper noprfeoc Rig6om-
me, fine @icrgc, ser 0Gffer iii
|@ul0gob, Miner> Ser oobl1er for
@pifiplp, Clie=@ cpiere, iom p6er
6et r{orte @ulo" og foripucr Den
ganifc &eroen, Sinbicrgc n,co Ser
glpbcn6e 9ruc, Clipcnmarfer %
Crongeplar1tagcr op as en- 6fop'
inouitri fra G1tcalpptus / fin ranft
MojeitGt til 6prrctrGct5 M1por
San 6rancisco / Jig ielp n1oa mel
betrogtes iom CIT %sSn1portbp, G.
Center, Ser iomler og ior6eler, for:
grencr lit 6anoelcns Morcnct ol
iiptnoer inb Sc ltore Gproicr.
S &an1pcn for l1oitillingspripile
gict bar man billet gierc g~jal6en6e
at set life par f,1l6t bcrcttiget, a
oenne @p gift al mes Sejrc,1. Ma1
bar billet pooitao, at Sen life bab6'
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ma, oa iclp Bette i11cntcs en66e
fjer11t fra m%eteorologiif Tul0fom
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brifsbiertc, men Set er 8pc11, oobc1
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UDVALGTE. B0GER,

Skandlnavisk illustr. Kegebog, smukt indb.
$1.-Niels Ebbes8n, historisk Roman af n. F..
Ewald. 6Oc, eleg. indb. $l.-Sannen % Sgd og
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ST. ST. BLlcHER:
De tire H~elligaftener
SAINT andre Fortelling-r

1928 Slider. I smukt Omslag CSC.
Indhold. De ire Helligaftener, at
st. st. Blicher. Den lille blinde
prenE, af H: c.. Andersen. - "43",
af Karl Larsen. - Krybskyttcns
Juleaften. af B6rge Jansson. Den
Drachmann. - H%jartesorg. af H. C.
Andersen. - De to Peblinge, at
Chr. Whittier. - Et romersk Hsel.
II Chr. Richard. -Ungdom, af Hen
rik Ponto- pidan. = Spr0jterne pro-
YES, ar Johannes Helms. - Moder-
Julehistorie, af Onkel Frits. Ri
lers Frieri. af MAIDS Hansen. - BIZ
spen paa B6rglum og hans Fr:inde,
af Fl. c. Andersen. - Crete Gaase-
11ge. at Henrik Pontoppidan. - 1
Paradis, af Filth Reumert. - Gam
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KR. JANS0N:
UngdOmsminder
SAINT andre FortsllinRer
AZ NORsKx FORFArrERK.

12S Slider. I smukt Onslag CSC.
lndhold: ungdomslninder, af Kr.
Janson. Mod Jul. af Knut Ham,
sun a no Maren var innafore.
at Jacob Hilditch. = bet err saa
Von6t. saa vondt, af N. Skeibrok.
En- V~interaften ,paa Prarien, az
b. Bull: - Idyl. af Jacob Hilditch.
= Fanitullen. af J6rgen Moe. Da
jeg for med Jonas. af M. Skcibrok.
= Faderen. af B%j6rnstjerne Rj0rn-
son Under norsk Flag, at ia
0 Hilditch. - Juleminder, at Kr.
Janson. En- Byrejse, af NJ. Skei-
brok. - Fra Nybyggeriivet. af r.
A. Foss. Trappernes Liv i We.
stem. - Karen. af Alexander Kie1.
land: - Nordlands Elementer OF
Ve5rligt, we'd Peder Dass.
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Observation-Disclosures FoRrArrERE.

/: DANsK.AMBRIKAxsKE FoRFArrERE.
12S Slider. [ smukt Omslag CSC.
IndhOId: Kafcsladder. af f. +.
AIadsen. - Johan Prips kontirma-
ton, af J. Chr. Bay. - En- Speku-
liant, af Carl Hansen. - En- Tramps
Juleaften, af Chr. Baum. - Min
"Agnus Der, af Wolkmar Johnson.
- c. A. Thyregod, af j. Chr. Bay.
- Vendetta. af Louis Pho. - Livets
Lykke, af Lilles0e. - Bicyclen, ar
Carl Hansen. - Minnehaha. at
Adam Dan. - Smedjen, af F.. L..
Grundtvig. - En- Kvighyrde, af
Louis Pho. Frejdig Tro, at Adam
Madsen. L Wisconsins Skove. at
f.. L.. Grundtvig. - Vitus Bering.
= Eventyret ON Chicagos F0dsel,
af Louis Pho. - Rejseminder, af c.
r.