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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
uEa len CT SturmpanlenM

MI Jeg Ct SturnID9uleH. -
Sol" gjengiper cit lille @iitorie
cm Song @eorg. San gift cit 9og
/ 6reoensborg slotsporf iammer,
meo lin 6aoer og Sen af0doe Sci
ler al <slano. Gn ipenlf @erre,
ser beiegte SEN beremte !@ope,
lpurgte Song @eorg ON @ejcn 1t0,
og &ongeh bite MT berebpillig
Spenlferen, bporle6es ban if11loe
finoe Ell at l1ogangene. Song Gbri,
titan .og Setter Mleranoer fltlgte
mes. SEQ Saogen preientereoe
saonaen Jig og fagoe:
Seq CT Song @eore!"
Song G6riitian iag6e:
"Sseg er @ongen al 9anmarf. oe
Set er 8eiieren al &rtslan6."
9en ipenife @erre ioa poa Sem
ltot = og iag0e 6erpaa: rSg ieg
er Stormogllen!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
@rbnlanbs eneite Set bbo. ST

60
item Bella" = 0e11 enc te @eIt
@rgnlono er SOS.
Gn &olont6eitprer forte Ell Gang
Bella" op til Sen nor6ligIte al 81
oanife 8eiiooelier og iom egte SIS.
1anoer penne6e Sen fig inart til Sci
fol6e 2ip 6eroppe. Maturligpis
bar SEN ingen Mptte til 6eroppe,
bpor ser life finoes en- eneite Sci
% Giel6 oe 6ior6e l1,ffer ooerolt,
og BEN forlto6 6a ogiaa meget inart,
at 6ens @eitilling be6 @olonien
mere bar at more Sc tire 6anife So
miller og forfer6e @renlenoerne
ems nogen iom belit an6en.
Sg 6enne &olle gift Bella for
treffeligt in6 /. 9pret blep gan-
tie tamt og feroe6es operalt / &o-
og ODER bele @renlano gif
6raiagn ON Bette Sabelopr, Ser
narmelt maatte opfattes iom EN-
meget flor &11n6.
&un6ene bor iebrigt 8ellos beer,
tie SLENDER. Sen g~rdnlan0fe @uno
ct meget bioif og bar Sen 6oreitil,
at olt fan e6es.
Ser mel6es intet ON, bbor6an
Bella er fonlmen al meo 2ipat, men
ser er MI al mulig @run6 til at
tro, at Ben alIigepeI er. gaaet / gun.
oene ! boaitapelia 6oritano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

Song 2eopolbs Millipmer til
Staten. Som ct Telegram forle-
Sen m%cooeltc, bar Song 2eopolos
3etre tabt Sagen moo sen belgiife
Stat, bporpeo oe 60 Mt(lioner, 1om
oelpis beIto0 al Song 9eopolos $50
mrgife 9egat", sells al @ongopapi=
rcr, MI opergaar til SEN belgiife Gtot
SCR oenne ii6lte Mfgiprelie piloe Sc
fleite Sl1riiter tro, at &riniesierne
bapoe p1,,oet 6eres Sag, og Staten
bopbe ga ogiaa gientagen6e til
buot bent inbtil 12 Millioner al
Mrpen. Mll er aongeogtrene finn
bcrcttige6e til at orpe 6a6erens
perionlige gjenoele, iom tillammer
finn beldber Jig til cit @er6i al en-
6a!b Million &roner. Sio1igere bar
E%rinieSierne 0og facet 116betolt 16
Mil(. SIR.
6or Sen megtige 6orml1e, lon
>Staten faar, oil Ser efter 6orlpocn-
Sc blipc oprettet cit Stiftelic.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

apnsemoroeren. aaptein @al.
ter Gbrtitmas bar / Salonifi Dap1
2eili9beo til at ie &ongemoroeren.
ban ifriber berom / v@ebenbopn".
@iennem en- @ll6e / 9gren iao
leg ino / Gellen, bpor en- ll1rpet
og ifio0en Mono jas paa en- Sre-
bent mc6 29nfer ON Scrambled %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
Io|onien So|vang, Californian
NJ Err

vi har endnu nogle Styk-
ker Land til Salg i Dalen,
og da Farmerne nu arbej-
der paa at faa Overrislingi
Stand, maa de usolgteS tyk-
ker k0bes straks, for at K0-
berne kan komme med i Diet
samme Vandingssystem.
1ndtil d. 1. Juni galder den
gamle Pris, men efter den
It'd bliver Prisen1O% hgjere.
Her err 'dansk Menighed,
dansk og amerikansk Bor-
neskole, U~ngdomsskole.
Dansk Mejeri.
Nermere Oplysninger hos Danish.
Colonys Sekretsr.
2. =. Mornsyld,
Solvang. Santa Barbara County, Cal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

8efriebe @refere. S @mprno
blep fire @r9fere, font bar 6gmte
til 9soen for revolutionary Mgito-
tion, forte til Sfofottet. l1noerpeis
faiteoe @ang6e1 fig plu6ielig ober
Giforten og befrie6e efter en- bIo6ig
6angerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
Sar Sc betalt

~Mboumementspenge til @laoet for
iioite Star og ct s(ar / Sorifuo?
@ois life, iao gi9r set 11u!
rS1luitreret 6amilie=Sournal" l16=
fommer bper Maaneo og foiter so
@ents Maret, men gipes iom &ra=
mie til forIfu6sbetalen6e M6onnen=
ter pao bette 8loo. 81 giper il19en
on6en &r9mie. .~,.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
Ki0b en- Farm

Mejeri. og Kartoffel- Egnen; bedste Grss.
land; god lord; riee1igt Wand; tet we'd code
Markeder Mejerier. Landpost. Brsendsel;
code Veje; Sko1er. Priser $12.6O oR $500
pr. Acre. skriv paa en9e1sk til: ARCH e.
RAY. (aoved-K ontor) Madison, Wis.,, og
Clear Brook, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
vGbe 9ut6eran" ifriper:

V>SN >I>CAANu AASO&
Meoens &rcsbDterianerne / &bi=
la0elp6io nofsrer ct mel1nei fepenligt
slrbejoe mc0 rcooenoe 6orlnaal for
|2je Opab ser er ct onoet Mapn for
ct inorcmisitonif s(rbejoe), bill So
peoet for @ontoret for r@unicipol
&eiearc6" babe &bilaoelpbias Sir
fer til at gipe Jig al me6 at tjene
oct iociole Mrbeioe og looe Set req
oenoe eller frelienoe Tormaal trnoe
II &aggrun6en. San b9pbe6e oper-
flor ct @goe al 8optiitpraiter, at
|ltpioenbeo, 6atti9oom, Spgoom og
l&retf9roigbeo for cit flor 9el bar
fqnioarlig for 2aiter og @pno, og
at &irfen miiteoe set iterite Sir
|fefelt for 6ens @%irfion1beo neo at
negte at forlege at leie Sc iterre
|%iociale og inouitrielle og somfun=
BET peoreren6e 5pgrgsmaal, ser
inbpirfer poa Menos SIP % 500
raj.
SON beflageoe sen aien6sgier=
ming, at blan6t Sc $50 apertere6e
@l16stieneiter, bor ser finn 12 &re=
oife1ler, Ser TOM in6 paa 9agens
brenoenoe Spergsmaal. San on=
crfjen6te frn 8etp6ningen of
@uostieneiterne og Gpangeliets
6orfpnoelie for lao pi6t flannel
.Snoflboelie poa 6olf / @et=
al at bellige Jig til 2gsning
1T Sc itore moralife og i%ociale
Spprgsmaal, ser Lao for / Ei6en.
Seer Stremme ifriper fra @oib-
til lit 81ao vMorman6e11"
Set er ifslge Sagens 9fotur en-
lmltlig cling at blipe enig ON allie
g%nfeltbeoer / Sol6loben. Sber
ON ban er al6rtg ioa meget
al en- 6riban6elsman6, tror poo
Solobeifpttelie for 6e @arer, iom
fabriferes ! bans eget Diitrift. Dgl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
6trejflus.
Gngellf bar oog fine Mangler.

@ngelit bar BOG fine @angler.-
Sen betian0te norife Sprog:
ma1o @lias @olee Com forreitea,
turisit nof, ifriper baaoe lit eget
og anores Mapne iaapelIom ollie
lSope6oro n1eo ilnaa @ogitaper)
neoner / et Mrtitel / Tacoma 81
oen6e" fslgenoe gtsempel:
rieg laite e,1geng Ell engelif og
en- norif plantelere. Sen engelife
b%egpnote %iaaleoes botany is 81
|bioeo into tho grand bipiiions, tbe
pbonerogama, ans crptogama. ieg
forlto0 aloeles life %btngang "pba=
1erogama" og crptogama; men ga
iaa ieg eftcr, bpa6 oct. %ieluforfla=
renoe norife iprog bapoe at bpoe,
og 0a bar Set ligeiom alle foritan=
6ens pin6ner bIen cabinet. Ips %
fol TOM inb. Set norife lproe ia:
~plantelgren CT in6oclt / to itore
%af0elingcr, Sc frugtbprenoe % 6e
fife fru9tberen6e planter" upba=
aeroganra" betp6er 10 .fr11gtberen=
&c." men Sc itoffels e,1eelife bsrn
fan life forjtaa oette, for6i at en-
aelif laaner fra GREET og latin lite
set for at 11onptte fine egre grlno=
oro, iom / ifan6inaoiif, tplf og
hollonoif
MfIfeoen mes bore &ipre, Dpis
aiGrlig6eo oa @engipenbeo er JON
Ell naoifillelig Gel al Dor Matur,
er liffert SEN baar6elte &rspe, iom
@enneifet n1ou %n1oerfalte fla fer
Il 2ipct. Set er cit @ang fororo=
net Iaalebes, at hi fer eller 5enere
ifal ifilles fra ben1, hi bar fjnr.
9ipct er f11l6t al Mfpefslinger for
Sen iterite 9el al acknowledgement,
og beri ipiller Sfilsmisien cit
frentrroen0c &ol(e. 9en u11ge
@ono eller &pinoe n1aa / Sc flelte
|Silfeloe brpoe op fra Sen biem=
lige Mrne for at ie1e lin 2pffe ct
|eller an6et Ste6 / @eroen. Mf=
lfeosit1rn6en CT / iaabamne 5ilfel6e
cftc TING iaopel for Sc @ortoro=
aenoe iom for sem, Scr bliper til
baae / @iemmet. Men bag sen
tlnge Nfifeo imi(er Set ifignne
|@aab Zig en- trditen6e Gngel, Ser
inogp6er 1,pe Saufer ON @llligbe-
oen al ct @jenipn / 6ren1tioen.
@onge er imiolerti6 hlebne lfnffe=
|fe / laa @enieen6e, i6et 9ipet ct
be%nipunoet, ,loen Sc nogeniinoe bar
faaet gienie Sen eller Sc, fom bar
! @ienitano for 6eres &i9rligbeo.
|Sroen paa ct t%ilfommen6e 9ip bar
oog / mango Silfeloc gipet Grpi1
leg 2inoring til Sc Gfterlaotc; tbi
faa fan u6boloe Sanfen ONT Ell
epig M6ifil(elie fra fine &j9re, ion1
CT EN- &ort al Menneifet ielp. &eo
at boloe fat pcs !@oabets s(nfer
ON Muligbeoen af @jenforenina
poa SEN au6en SIDE 6lo6en, er ser
tu1ge &repe, iom Sfilsmisien for
car lager, bGepen lettet, og 11pe be-
%itennte Sfriot taaes pao Geien til
oct 9nife6c Mool. Gen ii6j tie Of
ifeo, Sll1tningslcenen pao Menne-
ifets ior6ilfc &onoring er imiolertib
Sen, iom bcrerer Sc melt emmeite
Strenae / @enneifets &jerte og IT,
rer mes Jig mango @etragtninger
ON Set Sin, Ser iponot ben Zig Ell
9ren1.
rSbe 9%ut6eran" lfrtper::
Meocns &rcsbDterianerne / Ybi=
laoelpbia nofsrer ct mennelfepenligt
Mrbejoe mes rcOoenoe 6ormaal for
|9je Opao ser er ct onoet Mapn for
ct inorcmis1iorif 9(rbejoe), bill So
peoet for @ontoret for rMunicipol
&eiearc6" bape &bila6elpbias Sir
fer til at gipe Zig al mes at tjene
set %iociole Mrbeioe og laoe Set res
oenoe eller frelien6e Tormaal trnoe
Il @aggrun6en. San bppoe6e ODER,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
Loree Land Co.,
SOP Mcintyre DIX, winnipeg, Man.. 6,

502 Mcintyre Blk, wtnnpeS, Men, caA.
Dyrket OF u%opdyrket Farmland 1 den be-
r0mte RED RIVER DIAL, kun so Mile fra
City OF Winnipeg. God Jernhane- Tjeneste:
Ehar Varerne til den rigttge Pris. Korrespon.
dance paa engelsk udbedes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
Gn @aifine, Ser ifriper otter

Gn @aifine, Der ffriper otter
9iftat. @n amerifaaif Sngenigr,
sSobn g. 6lomer, @rooflpn, ifal no.
be ~fonltrueret en- Sffripemalfine,
Ser fuloitenoig operfle6igeisr Ma-
lftnifripe=G amerne.
Sens Mefanismc, ser ct meqet
fpliom, bliper forbum0et meo EN-
9elefon. Mar1 toler / Eelcfonen,
Spobelgerne ietter Maifiuen / Girf-
iombeo, og Sen ifriper neiagtig Sc
Sro, man 6iftereoe sen.
Set neite 11pe pao @fripemaifi=
me- mraaoet maa bel blipe CIT Mo-
fine, ser life blot lfriper efter 9if,
tat, men cit Moifine, ser birfer peo
5anfeoperfpring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
9nrnr11 .rut.nt.

IL s f9S~.43ttf&3: - 80 #FFF sf@taA fTA 80
10000 slaper er ser / Sc Dor.
tugiiiife 8eiiooelier elfrifa.
5 Barrie bar 6soilernes antal Ia.
|pere. / 1912 p%rocentpis w emo
DC bar pGret iioen 1861. Ser fanot
l1emlig fun 1 6soiel Steo for bper
30 6amilier.
Gnropas Sernbanenet omfatter
for 9i6en ca. 100000 ai(ometer,
tpilfet giermeminitlig uogisr mel
lem Z og 8 ailometer (eller om-
trent Ell oanif Mil %Seru6aue for
bpcr 10000 Menneifer.
Sen baltiife l1biilins i Malme
1914 bliper Sen ltsrite ltoitilling,
Der %nogenlin6e bar pGret af6olot /
Sta%noinapien. .Terrnnet bliper 4
@ange iao itort iom 9laoien for
llcItillingen / ajsbc116opn 1888.
9anmarfs : l1oitiningells @obeo=
tp91ting bliper / @erregaarositil %
iii foitc 100000.
Oct npe tplfe &rmpcifi6 vGuru=
pa" er CSC 500 la1rgt oe 100 sos
hreot. 10000 Cons. 0et Far 81. a.
to 9ieiclrnptorcr poa 1,5OO @clte=
tr0fter og ifal BRUCE Inn Olic fon1
@%rG11olel. Scr cr Tloos for 1000
ToSogerer og 1000 Ntano loru
Manoifab. @ulc moocrne 8etpem=
n%eiabcoer fi1ocs omboro. 8oaoeu
CT life beregnet iom burtiggoacnoe,
men for &omfort.
WlpScnoe @uteller mnber Snbile=
nSmsnoiillinscn / @riitiania. S
&riltiol1ia bar Ser / Sc li6ltc Mor
5erifct eli ret fplelia @pligmoneel,
pa eic11opmspriierne CT lom 6elgc
ocrof itcge1 operoroentlig ltnrft /
Den lioltc Sis. 9o man fan for
MODE, at 9pcn life bill fl1rne afgi=
ue Soligploos til Sc mango @eld-
Ac11oe, Ser pc,1tcs pao SStbi(p1nns=
'holtillingcn / @riitianio> er ser at
((Sltillingen$ SSiI1ofportcringsfom=
mission frcmiat 6orilog ON at leie
1t Ear flpoenoe @otcllcr / ltolonoct
og ltationcrc Dem / @opnen iaalpu=
&C (l0itillingen parer. &pcrt al Sc
flpocnoe @oteller ifol frm1le afgipc
Sopeplaos til 12-15OO @erl oner.
Sm @pr6 paa Set enc @otellfi6 CT
Ger eli Gpiieiol, Scr fan r,,n1n1e
100 Herioner.
2cjcn al to iaaSouule sfibc for en-
Somncr oil antagelig bclsbe Jig til
ia. 100000 &roner.
@prc Snbuoloe paa Iilms. Sra
Berlin mcl0es, at pes ct Mg6e /
ocn fpliot6erapeatiifc ap,lgres bar
9r. &oientbol oemo,1itrcret ct mt
Apporat, iom ba,, iclp Far opfumoct.
@eo 9jrlp al Set CT set muligt at
opta9c fiuemotograiiifc 9illeocr at
ct bDilfct ipm belIt imorc Srga1.
Eao 0eru1c @oooe fan man oltio ie,
lpprle0cs Srgo1nerne orbcjoer, 90
/ SilfGloc al Spgoom fan CT 2nge
oltio. ie, bpo6 Scr or / @ejcr.
&ongresmeolemn1cr,,e fit 2cilig-
6co til at ic set inorc al CT Mope=
ief / fulo 6orosieliespirfi ombe6, og
De flr1oe allc poa Ell Gang poapiic
ocn Spgoom, ipm 6oroejcliesorea=
acrnc les al.
Spfinoclicn, iom CT CIT Sillcn1p=
ming al Observation-Disclosures, ifal
bore gonife enfel, % man merer, at
ocn nil bringe Mepplntion / 9iogno=
1cmetbooerne, 11oar set giGl6er i1ts
0re Spgoumme.
v!6porfor ifriper Sc Ceres Mapu
$. Sans 3. 8. .. Olien?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

Sen bpjeite gierstup i @bilippt-
lterne er Mount Mpo paa 9en
Miaoanao. Gems 5gi6e er 1882
500 ODER Saofla6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
En- god ~"Stock".Farm.

SIS pr. Acre kisber en- god '~'Stock"-Farm
tt Mil sgd for Itasca State Park. Lystha.
vende beces skrive til Ejeren. JAMES e.
DO RAN. 6s1 Fry St..ST. PAUL, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
r6uurfor ifriper Sc Ceres Mapn
Suns 8. s. s. S(fen?"

~Tor6i Set CT nit Mapn. Seq
blep 6ebt al en- &reit, JONI famine.
Sc"
Gn &eiutmelie. @crren (til @i.
GEM: ~Ssb eftcr 2GgelL min SEQ
tie ct beipimet.
6ruen (paagl,cr pl11oielig OPP:
"Tor set, ban forlanger for at tout
me berben, fu,1oc 6n nGi teu figbe
ben Sommerbat, 611 negte6e mig /
@oar."
&eb Gfsamensborbet. &rofeslo<
u@por. meqen Morfin piloe
Sc gipe Sen ipge?"
aanoioaten: uGn @piieifeful1."
&%rofesioren: u$@m!"
aanoioaten (1oget efter): .SSeg
piloe gierne rette set Soar, lea fpr
gop."
Nrofesioren Ger paa l1bret):
Set fan life nptte noget, Sen. ipge
bar allereoe peret 500 / ii Minltt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

- sfrio otter &r,senamuer
,aa bette 8lab,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-28
COURT REMANDS GARRISON
Sends Sulzer Agent Back to the
Penitentiary.
by Telegraph 10 The Trio ne,

Hudson. n. y, Sept. 27-Judge Coch-
rane dismissed to-day the application on
writ of habeas corpus and remanded
James c. Garrison. the Albany newspa-
perman and Sulzer agent, imprisoned by
the Assembly for contempt. to the peni-
Tertiary
Garrison's counsel. Gilbert f. Roe,
argued that the Assembly had no juris-
dicton 10 imprison him; that Garrison
was subpPnaed TO appear before the
Assembly and was asked by Speaker
Smith a question Smith had no right 10
ask GarrisOn-if he said votes were pur-
chased for the purpose Of impeaching
Governor Sulzer. Mr. Roe said that II
the Assembly was vested with this power
1t might summon any individual before 1t
and imprlson him indefinitely I'm the same
manner.
Deputy Attorney General Parsons con-
tended that the statute plainly said that
the Assembly had jurisdiction to imprison
for contempt when disorderly conduct
interrupted the body.
The court also denied an application TO
admit Garrison 10 bail holding that TO do
so would defeat the ends Of justice"
Garrison's attorney announced he would
appeal the case as soon as papers could
be prepared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-28
SMILE LEADS HIM TO CELL
Women with Slit Skirts and
Cop" Cause Clerks Undoing.

The next time Edward J Howard, a
clerk. Of No. 32S West seth street. Is
tempted to speak 10 women with whom
ne is not acquainted he will hesitate, and
then, II he remembers well the lesson he
learned last night. will compress his lips
and say nothing.
Had Howard adopted this plan he would
not now be I'm he jefferson Market Pris-
on charged with assaulting On officer ana
disorderly conduct. Nor would ne also be
carrying about badly wounded nose.
According 10 Patrolman Geideman, OF
Traffic Squad c, ne was standing at the
corner Of Manhattan avenue and loSth
street. fixing his motorcycle with pair
OF steel pliers when two well dressed
women. wearing slit skirts, passed by.
Howard, who was tripping the other
way. lust couldn't allow the ladies TO
pass without giving vent 10 one Of his
brightest smiles and q whispered word.
The women ignored Howard, but Geide-
man chided the clerk, who took 1t upon
himself 20 do a little street cleaning work
with the policeman. Geideman, after
being put 10 the sidewalk by a Wild swing
came back with his right hand, In which
were the pliers and down went Howard.
After an ambulance surgeon mad
patched UP Howards nose. Geideman
took his prisoner to the West Tooth street
police station and from there to the night
court. The women who Rad been the OBJ
jects OF Howard's attention had disap-
peared while the fight was in progress.
hut Magistrate Schultz held the prisoner
I'm default Of bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-28
FUSIONISTS FOR CONNOLLY
Rumor That They Prefer Him to
Higbie for Queens President.

1t is understood that the fusion com
mlttee is thinking Of substituting Bor-
ough President Connolly as its candidate
for Borough President in queens in place
OF Robert W. HigbIe.
Because Of factional politics in Queens
Mr. Higbie did not get the regular nomi-
nation Of any OF the fusion parties, and
as the fusion committee is not likely 10
have a separate column on the ballot, Mr.
Higbes name would not appear on the
ballot at all on Election Day.
The fractional political arrangement re-
suited in the nomination Of l. G. L.
Smith for Borough President both by the
Republicans and the Progressives. He IS
also backed by Joseph Cassidy. the for
mer Democratic leader Of Queens, who
II is said, is preparing 10 get his name
On the ballot In an Independent column
Many Of the fusion leaders believe that
Connolly would make a better official
than Smith. and argue that 1t is worth
while to give him their moral support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-28
PLAYS TOO CONTINENTAL"
Princess Theatre Opening Is
POSTPONED Pending Change.

Holbrook Bllnn, director, and T. Ray
Comstock. manager, Of the Princess
Theatre. decided yesterday afternoon 70
postpone the opening OF the Princess from
last night until next Saturday night. At
the private dress rehearsal Friday night
Il was found that the arrangement Of the
programme afforded too many thrilling"
plays. and IT was thought best 10 with
draw THE Eternal Mystery" and
Russia" from the bill. Russia" II was
discovered was too Continental for
American audiences at the present time.
although # ran for more than a year at
the Grand Guignol. IN Paris.
The other three plays Of'the bill-"The
Black Mask" THE Bride and En-
Deshabille"-will be given when the house
opens. The title of the plays 20 be sub
stltuted for Russia" and THE Eternal
Mystery" will be announced later. The
management believes that the advantage
Of holding private rehearsal before the
public opening OF play has been shown
strongly In this case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-28
SULzER REFUSES ANSWER
Declines to Say Whether He
Seeks Reprisal on Witnesses.
n Telegraph 70 The Trlbune.


Albany, Sept. 27-Newspaper men
sent note 10 Governor Sulzer tonight
saying there was q common report that
he contemplated putting some OF the
witnesses against him behind prison
bars. and asking him If he wished to
make any reply 10 the report. The fol-
lowing statement was sent back. signed
by y Cady Herrick, the Governor 5
counsel:
Dear Sir: Governor Sulzer has hand
ed me your letter Of this date. Under
my advice he Is making no statements
10 any one and no replies to the numer-
Gus falsehoods circulated about him"
In connection with the reports about
the Governors resentment against GER
tain witnesses. it was said that John A.
Hennessy the Sulzer investigator, would
be called by the defence to give testi-
mony 10 discredit Duncan w. Peck, State
Superintendent Of Public Works. who
testified yesterday that the Governor
had asked him TO forget his oath when
tesufying concerning a campaign con-
tribution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-28
MRS. HARTMAN AT RACES
Sees Son Averell Win Two Con.
tests with Arden Horses.
fBy Telegraph TO The Tr,bun.

Goshen, n. Y. Sept. 27.-Mrs. Edward
II. Hartman was an interested spectator
at the trotting races OF the Goshen Driv-
ing Club held here this afternoon and saw
her eldest son, W. Averell Hartman, win
two races with the Arden Farms horses.
Mrs. Hartman was accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Carol A. Hartman. and
son. Roland, and the family occupied a
box
Previous TO the races The members OF
the Glen Arden Hunt held a run. Miss
Carol A. Hartman is co-master Of the
hounds with John Il. Townsend, who has
lust returned from a trip to Ireland,
where he purchased ten Irish hunters and
a pack OF hounds for the Glen Arden
Hunt.
A feature of the afternoons races was
the fast time made by the three year-old
stallion, Nathan Axworthy who trotted a
mile In 2:1CH in his first start or the year.
Others who witnessed the racing were
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Delafield General
and Mrs. Henry L. Burdett. Robert Goe-
let. b. A. Buckley. John r. Townsend,
Campbell Steward. c. II. Boonton and
many other well known society people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-28
Distribution Of the Tax.
he income tax estimates follow
425,ooo Se2,29S, 900

President Wilson, the federal judges
OF the Supreme and inferior courts now
holding office and employees of a state
or any political subdivision thereon
are the only persons specihcally eN-
empted from the tax by the new law
The President and judges now in ofhce
were made exempt TO escape any ques-
tons Of the consttutionality OF the
law. Their successors in office vii! De
compelled TO pay the tax.
In figuring up his net income the
American business man, after deduct
ing $1,000 for himself. or S4,Oo II
married. will have the right to claim
the following additional exemptions:
Necessary expenses Of carrying on
business. not including personal, living
or family expenses.
Interest paid out on Indebtedness.
National. state, county. school or mu-
ricjpal taxes paid within the year.
Trade losses or storm or fire losses
not covered by insurance.
Worthless debts charged off during
the year.
reasonable allowance for the de-
probation Of property.
Dividends from companies whose In
comes have already been taxed.
Interest from state. municipal or
government bonds.
II is a clear provision Of the law
however. that the taxable person must
make return to the internal revenue
collector for his entire met income
and exemptions claimed under the law
must be submitted TO the federal OFF,
GERS for them 10 determine their rea-
Condolences or legality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-28
GARDNER TO BE OWN BOSS
Will Manage Campaign if Hat.
field Isn't Ousted.

Boston. Sept. 27.-Differences between
the Republican State Committee and Con-
gresham A. p. Gardner the party can
didate for Governor in the coming state
election, over the conduct Of his cam
paign We're still unsettled tonight, after
a long session OF the committee. 4 vote
Of confidence in Chairman Charles L.
Hatfield. whose resignation Congressman
Gardner has asked for, was passed by the
committee.
Immediately afterward the candidate
for Governor issued a statement declar-
ing he would have absolutely no rela-
tons with the committee so long as It Is
organized as at present" and that he
would run his own campaign. III the
party convention does not make a salts
factory platform III build a supple
mentary of my own he added.
Congressman Gardner expressed the be-
lief that Governor Foss would become an
independent candidate for reelection,
"and it will hurt me like the dickens,
without doing the Governor any good. "
he added.