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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-30
REWARD.

$40 reward will be given for infor-
nation leading to the arrest and con-
Of anyone emptying sewage in
Egg Harbor Township.
By order of the Board of Health,
CHAS. L. SMITH, Sec.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-30
PUBLIC NOTICE

Public notice Is hereby given that the
city cesspool located at the gravel pit
Doughty Road and Washington avenue, IL
completed and ready for use. Permits
must be secured for the cleaning Of cess
pools from the undersigned. All persons
falling to do so will be prosecuted.
W. ]. HUDSON,
Health Inspector of Pleasantville.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-30

To Patrick Keogh, his heirs, devisees, or
personal representatives:
By virtue of an order of the Court of
Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day
of the date hereof, in a cause wherein
Raymond P. Thompson is complainant,
and you and others are defendants, you
are required to appear, and answer to the
complainant's bill on, or before the 22nd
day of November next, or the said bill
will be taken as confessed against you.
The said bill is filed to foreclose the lien
on lands in Egg Harbor township, county
of Atlantic and State of New Jersey Gre
ated by a certificate of tax sale made by
Benjamin C. Lee, Collector, of date Octo-
Der II, 1917, and of record in the clerks
office of Atlantic County aforesaid in
Book No. 3 of the Records of Unpaid
Taxes for Egg Harbor Township, page 80;
and you are made defendants because it
is alleged that you own said lands or
some parts thereof.
Dated September 81, 1920.
H. w. LEWIS,
Solicitor of Complainant,
P. o.. Address 4 Chelsea Bank Bldg,
10-2-5t Atlantic City, N. J.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-30
NOTICE OF
HARBoR

GENERAL ELECTION
VIII be held on Tuesday. November End,
1920, for the purpose of e~lecting candi-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-30
Why Not
It Now?

Our best advice to anyone contemplating the erection
of a new barn, garage, shed or any other building, is to
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-30

will be held on Tuesday, November End,
1920, for the purpose of electing candi-
dates to fill the following Offices:
Electors of the President and Vice
President of the United States
Member of ". S. House of Representa-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-30


City Clerk.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-10
A YEARS JOURNEY ON FOOT TO
REACH JERUSALEM.

After years journey on foot,
Aharon Gabrielow, jew from eau
t.lsia, has just arrived in Jerusalem,
according 10 Il report received today
Ey the Zionist Organization of Amer
ica-
,chis modern pilgrim, whose suffer-
iugs and hardships equalled those en-
durCtl on similar attempts to reach the
Holy City during the Middle Ages,
walkAi thru Caucasia and Persia, via
Ragdad, to get TO Jerusalem, the re-
port stated.
According to the records of the Zion
ist Organization it is the longest
Journey ever made entirely on foot,
in the daring attempts of Jews in the
past few years, to break thru the bar
riers of their native countries and get
to Palestine.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-10

The Rev. Herman Davids. for over
forty years cantor of the Western Syna-
coruc, died Mt London. Eng, lust month
at the age of rs. BESIDES being a
capable cantor and possessed of fine
voice, Rev. Davids was prolific com
poser of syna goguc music. When 'The
Merchant of Venice" was produced IL
few years ago mt His NIajesty's Theatre.
Mr.. Davitls, ut the request OF the latc
Sir Herbert Tree. composed the in
cidental music for the synagog scene.
Mr.. David's services were again sought
by Sir Herbert for The production OF
Joseph and ills Brethren
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-10
hers in tMo foreign countries, this
year We are able to record mem
bership in four foreign countries.

hers in tMo foreign countries, this
wear We are able to record MEM
bership in four foreign countries.
These figures. Mr.. Rosenblatt said
show the tremendous hold the Society
has upon Jews in this country. With
out any membership drive the Society
has increased the number of Its sup
porters. If there would be drive
the total would he still greater.
During the year 80 congregations
were addressed on sabbath and holy
days. Fortnightly membership meet
ings have been held in the society 5
auditorium In consequent of this
larger membership the income increas-
cd by $39,31G.92.
The question of membership is Il
very important one because the So
ciety depends upon its members to COLI
tribute tile funds necessary.
The representatives and field secre-
taries have been very active i'll in.
forming the members of the various
tcllNltics VI thE .S"'ie's anu 'h's
have been very helpful in the work OF
registering persons who desire to he
reunited with their families abroad
The Committee gave very carerli
consideration to the entire question oil
the method of securing members. The
membership department has grown
tremendously. 1t is "A gigantic task to
keep in touch with the 100000 mem-
bers scattered over SO wide an area.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-10

The question of making the synagog
service attractive to the rising genera
ton of Jews and .Iewesses is one that
presses to the fore. 1t is not inter
woven with any theological considcra-
lions. 1t is not limited by country ar
district ID demands thoughtful atten-
ton, and we are glad to note that at
last it is beginning to receive this.
Judaism should and must be preserved.
and this is ii means OF doing So
Hebrew Standard
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-10
Street
and Afternoon
Dresses

my father did before me. Not Il thief,
he, but he stole-and fled. The moth
er-did she steal, too? Mott was lie
who stole her treasure--robbed her
and fled. What was he-my father
whom l never saw-where is he?
Tatler-where art thou? 1t is I--thy
son-in the hekdesh-come, come,
fnther-I love thee--nay, be accursed.
tather-accursed-sir of Yankel the
Ganef-Yankel Ganef--buUt and scum
of the earth--I-Yankel-' he yelled
iIi his madness and then dropped heav-
lily upon the torn boots that served
him for Il pillow.
His rawlings awakened Chaikele, Il
little girl of eight slumbering to his
left. She opens her eyes, takes fright
at the candles, covers, and calls, with
a soft and childish voice: Mother,
little mother mime and falls asleep
again. But Chaikele's mother is not
IN the hekdesh. she is in an insane
asylum with her father gone to parts
unknown =.
Dawn of day. \ faint twilight
breaks the rigidity of the nocturnal
darkness. The light grows stronger
and stronger, until the morning stands
fully revealed. The break of day, gray
and dumb. discloses the rows of head
stones in the cemetery. The misery of
the hedkesh stands revealed in the
shameful glare of the morning.
Those that have rested i'll the depths
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-10
INTERESTING ANALYSIS OF MEM
BERSHIP OF NATIONAL ORGANi-
ZATION.

The 18th Annual Year Book of the
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid
Society of America contains a very I'M
portaut report Of the Chairman Of the
Membership Committee, Mr.. Albert
Rosenblatt. saying that over 100000
Jews thruout the United States are
contributors of that society. The mem
bership in New York City is divided
as follows:
New York City, individual member
ship of 1919, 53,233; 1918, 44,2Gs; an
increase of $685..
In the United States without New
York City; 1910, 47,202; 1918, 41,Ss7
an increase of 5,315, 1926 organiza-
lions as against 3,O42 last year are now
affiliated with the society. They are
divided as follows:
New York City, ia benevolent; fo6
congregations; G62 fratcrnal; ITO la
hor, totalling 1852 US against ISIS
in 1915
81 For the rest of the country, 713 bene-
voleut; 1876 congreSatio lions; 400 fra
ternal IS labor: total of LIB as
against 1,224 in 1918. These came
from AZ states. the same number as
in 1918, but there is an increase of
80 i'll the number of cities. 1919 against
i2GO. In 1918 the Society had mem-
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-10

The Woman's Auxiliary of Temple
Israel. Far Rockaway, n. V, has a
noteworthy activity. the maintenance
of u Childrens Haven at Far Rocka-
way. where convai esccnt children or
children whose parents are tempor-
arily indisposed, are sheltered for two
weeks, after which they are sent home
with u new and complete outfit of
clothing supplied by tie sewing Clr-
Gle of the Auxiliary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-10

Of the night are now delivered over
to the day and its pain. All rise ana
leave the hckdcsh mutely-the aged,
the women and the children. Only the
gravcdigger doesn't stir. He lisps his
prayers for the souls of the dead
The Sentinel
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-10
The Hekdesh and
it's People
By SAMUEL MAX MELAMED

night, filling the air with lamenta-
echo of its lament dies between the
rows Of graves, silence and lonesome
ness and the stiffness Of the desert
hold sway over brook and plain and
tho reign of death becomes absolute.
The heavens are starless the clouds
overspread the armament with the
creeping motion of cats. They darken
the rays of a moon peeping thru them,
u luminary trying to clear path thru
heavy ObfuscatiOn. Now and then the
moon breaks thru the clouds and IT.
radiates dimly, in n halfhearted and
forlorn way, the rows of gravestones
and the wavelets of a torpid brook.
After while, the moon is eXtinguished
by heavy clouds, and the night is veil
ed once more in darkening grey. Every
thing breathes death and eternal sleep.
IN this lifeless nocturnal desolation
everything seems stricken with death.
Only the grey and white gravestones
looming into the darkness are remin-
iscent of life that was. The dead are
at rest and the winds are calmly
BREATHING above them. The dead are
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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-10

Taffeta tricotine and serge are
most winning in their types. They
have used with discretion the sea-
sons most popular trimmings.
Some of the serge dresses have
Bingham vests and collars which
give them very different touch.
Only by seeing these dresses can
one really appreciate their good
looks.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-03-10

a You will see gowns of figured
60WuS georgette very much in evidence
Brown with cream figures. Taupe
with figures in garden colorings. Blue with white
figures Also metallic beading is used to iven the
interest in blue gowns.
Gowns are remarkably simple using taffeta peat-
ing toned ribbon and gold and silk thread en-
broidery to emphasize their richness.
Fish net and Margot lace envelope taffeta foun-
dations making gowns rresistiby charming.
Dainty and most becoming in their makeup are
the printed voes solid color organdies and SHIN
merry sport silk and pongee dresses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-21
People You
Know
renairing. oulckeI Aato 90

tNNNttAtus IliahFths. Qutoeet Alto ~
The Rev. Thomas y. Harvey re-
turned today from Washington. n. e..
where he attended the southern
Baptist Invention. the largest con
vention OF lts Kind In the woTld. Mr..
Harvey. invites the public TO the
services Sunday TO hear his report on
the convention.
Aldo Leopold OF the district for
ester : otuce returned his mcrnTns
from a two weeks trip throughout
the national fores = In Arizona. Mr.
Leopold found conditions IN general
very good throughout the section ana
one OF the best calf crops In a number
of years.
J. Daulin. paint foreman for the
Santa Fe Tor this section will leaVe
tomorrow for California and the
northwest on a vacation to be absent
several weeks.
Marshal Jones, proprietor OF the
Combe hotel returned last night from
Oklahoma where he has beer for the
past week on a business trip.
Joe Kireher. IN charge OF fire pre-
vention for the southwestern district
% the national forests returned this
morning from a ten DAYS trip Of In
spection In the national forests In
Socorro county. A number Of small
forest fires were reported but condi-
tons In the MaRollon mountains are
20 far very favorable due to the snow
still remaining In that district. There
has been but n forest fire OF any
consequence no far this season. being
In the crook forest In southern Ari-
soma, which a been reported ex-
tinguished. although a considerable
r was burned over.
u. 81. Lang. in charge OF timber
inspection Of the national forests has
returned from the ella forests near
Silver city where he has spent the
past week.
Frank r. Bonner. assistant chief en-
gineer Of the forest service with head
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-21
Supper Table
Gossip

a change in the personnel 81 the
.oeal salvation Army corps will be
made June I when Captain and Mrs.
T. y. Powell 81 Anaconda, Montana.
Will come 20 take charge Of the en-
ierEed prcETam OF activities In tho
city, Captain GLADYS Copp who haa
been In charge Of the corps for the
past six months viii be transferred to
another field. a n probable that the
Two local assistants. Cadets Violet
Murray and Jewel Old will b. trans
fcrred also. Captain and Mrs Powell
will attend the council of onlcera IN
tho nter-mOuntain province which
will be held IN Denver on May -.
Mias copp will also attend the con-
ference at which time she will receive
her new appointment.
ceufEo T.. Eiiis Inns purchased the
building at the northeast corner OF
Fourth and Gold, at a consideration
satd 10 be approximately eab,0 900.
This corner, directly cross the street
from D ~poHtOnlce, Ia occupied by the
Bennett Trading Post and a number
OF other concerns. II H. said this
properly has more than doubled IN
value since the building was erected
a number OF years ago. The property
II said TO lave cost originally $4,000.
Tbs blacksmith shop OF Arturo
Dlax. az North First street, was
broken into last night and 10 pounds
OF carbide stolen.
Thomas Gentry wns fined ten dol
tprs AMI costs for fighting on a public
highway after a hearing before jus
tice Of the Peace NJ. G. Ortiz yeater-
day afternoon. He entered a plea Of
guilty TO the charge. He was ar
rested by q deputy sheriff after a
fight with Alberto Armtjo.
The Bfachcr ofchestrn Of five pieces
left yesterday for Socorro, where
they played for tho commencement
dance Of the State school OF Mines.
The exercises and dance were given
last night.
The Coed Time club viii hold the
regular monthly business meeting to-
uight at the Y. N. 9. A. han AZ 3;a0
o'clock. All members urged To be
present.
1fc board Of directors OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce held a meeting this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-21
PAJANIAs FoR PURPs
Il A PARIS CRNZE,

PARIS-Pnris n piqued to find that
pajanins FOR "pceks'' are not unique
u that IN Peking the dogs Of the
royal palace always had night shirts
It's a craze here now to t0g your dog
In robes de mutt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-21

Curator wiikie Of the Melbourne,
Australia. roo uells this; During r.
period OF cold weather a pair %
heated WOODEN blankets were thrown
into a cage containing a python. In
the morning the blankets were gone
and the SNAKE WAS found sleeping
the sleep OF 6 gentleman who had
dincd well tho night before.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-21

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want out
Want Ads by giving Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-21
SEED COnN-vcry highest stand

ard.
yellow Dent.
Hickor King.
White Australian.
Golden Bantam.
Country Gentleman.
Pop Corn.
By the pound, handrcd pounds or
small packets.
o.. ". FEE. Seedman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-21

quarters ~ Washington d. G.. Is here
today and accompanied by District
Engineer O. A. Long Of the local
district foresters office will leave to-
morrow hy automobile for western
New Mexico and Arizona on an in
spection trip of the trails aud roads
being constructed by the department
IN this district. This trip will prob
ably take 30 days TO complete,
Dr. - g Bates Will return tomor-
row from a short trip to Los Angeles.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
Orfan paa %5ilippinerne

Sra Ianila telegraferes Ben lite
September: Gn u%i9oDanlig pol0-
Iom Spfun (orfano8tig Storm raie-
oe Der / gtot o9 arrettebe Sfa0e Tor
mango b~unoreoe Srien Collars. Gen
eleftriife araft blep aibrubt, iaa belle
@pen neolGnfeoeS ct G9pptilt Wfpr-
fe.
M Sporpognstrnfif itaniebcs, %
ingen Worgenblaoe uofom al Wan-
gel paa 9ribfrait. Suiinoer al
Sfpgge. % p9roirtlbe Wangotrpr,
Snobpggernes Stoltbeb, reues op
meb Hoben pg iIpngebes t~persoper
8aoerne, itanienoc al Sraiif. Saa-
blot pioes off iiltct Wenneifelip tobt.
gn W9ngoe &l!Stage neoblGite,
ida Hegnet itremmeoe inc og @e=
boerne blep paaoc til Sfinbct. ct
fort Nntal imao Siiferboaoe, ser
bar trllfne op poo Strunbbreooen,
blep fnuite al Stormen. Wtange
Wenneifer bleb fpritebe al omfring-
ilppenbe Sragitumper. Ile Sele.
grofiorbinoelier mco l1oenperoenelt
ufbrebes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
banoeIen meo Sc
norotife Sanoe,

Sen amerifanife SanoelSattacbe /
&iobenbapn, Sarmurf, beretter / Ell
Happort til SanbelSoepartementct /
@aibington, of Nmerifas Sanoel
nleb De ifanoinapiite Sanoe praftiit
talt or gaaet iitna, inotil Sanoels-
forbinoelien nleo Hrlslanb tam gien-
oprettes og Ell Sorbeoring inbtrGoer
/ Den n9rperenoe lHue YengefurS.
Otter Ifiluttelien al SerOensfri-
gen foretoges ser, beretter Wtr. Nn-
oerion, iaapel al Nor9e iom Sperige
90 Saumarf itore Snbfisb al ameri.
fanife Sarer i %Jorpentning on,
8ienoptaaelien al Sanoelen meo
&uslano, men BE f~aotiife SilitanOe
Der bar umuliggiort bette, % Splgen
err blepet oen, at Smportsrerne in,
gen IiiGtning bar funoet for So.
rerne.
Sgiaa Observation-Disclosures meo
SpIflano er aiitaaret paa 8runo al,
at mango tpife Sirmaer life funoe
eiterlepe fine &ontrafter, og foroi
Den tpife Staggering, | Oct Sienleo at
llbiepne Salutafuricn, bar iorbiOt
~ltbperling al @arer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
Sra Dalsfampa9ncn.

Siplge Ell Weooelelie ira Golum.
bus, Ohio, bar @lip. Cor, oen oerllo'
fratiife ErGlioentfanoibat Den 2oel
September begiuet iig ofiteo paa Ell
al De lGngite &algreiier, ION bar
p9ret ioretaget al Ell &anoioat I'll
Observation-Disclosures. Taa Den rG'tcll
10000 Wtil Iange Heiic, iom ifal til
eroebrinqeS / 9ebet al 30 0agc, bent
ter ban at fiillnc beIoge nTIten ale
Stater / llnipuen og at bcloc oncr
100 Salgtaler.
S,ren off ferit I'll Micbigan,
bpor han Treoaa holbt SaIer paa
fem forifieuigc Steoer; Ssroog toItc
han on gftermliobagen | Chicago %
ON Iftenen / W~ttlpailtee. Sra lIo't'
nrplrte @p oeuote ban Smoag I'll
baoe iaien iii Chicago forat oeltagc
i enbel piatiae &ouierencer, % Sen'
oaa Iften bar set ailteo I'll Dc moro
peitIiae Statcr. Heiien tcmmer I'll
at irrptte iia belt Ill StiIlebap@tp'
item.
Neilen aiereS / oeu ianrnle %oan,
iom / lin Sio benntteoea AZ &Sooo'
rom @iIion. 8uperiloren leolages
nj ct talriat fsolae, beribldnot ar ltte
.ntirlore enb Is Apisreierenter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
en- nv Stat.

Oiateren og arigeren Gabrielle
o'gnrun3io, iom mart ct War bar
prret Seluberifer ouer 6iirlile, bar
mi oprettet en- M Stat, beItaaenoc al
9nen Tiume og enoel imaa Ger |
Ibrioterbapet o9 gipet oetlle Stat
en- meqet iri 8onltltutlon.
Tsiume, Ser betegnes iom Den Ia
finite Civilizations pberlte Ta9t
inloo Git", ifal bore en- aaberl Saolt
for ollie penliqiiroeoe Notlol1er. Sta
ten lfal itpreS al Ell Sommlsllon
meb Ell uoenrigsminiiter | Spioien.
. farliae 5ioer fan en- Sittator ilo'
nppnes. ale gorgere ltal re9iltre.
re iom 9lrbeioere, bporaf Der er 10
aIosier, oa en- MinoiteIsn / bier
alasie aoronteres al Staten. Der
aorontercs oaiaa illlb Gale. Srptte-
oo Norlamlinssfribeo. Mne til
Itooes ianrme &ettiebebcr noen Sen'
inn til aisn, Hace eller Nationalttei,
enoelia oprettes Der gloeroomspen-
lion oa en- Spaefasie, Der lifrer aae
Stette / SiliGIbe al Spsoont eaer
tpunaen s(rbeibsleoigbeo. Ser lno'
" aoriiaites saa She's
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
Omfomne Suftpoitfcrere

s Norristotpn, N. y, inotraf oeit
lite September en- 9pielia lllpffe,
ioet 2uftpoitfprer Wtnr MfiQer og
hans Mtefonifer, @uitap Heieriou,
-brRrote libel | aefoplauet. 9e TOM
.sflppenoe gdnife lapt, ioet oct loo til,
at Wtptoren bar fonmet / ltloue.
Ger bprtes plubieligt ct Snolo
-iom al Ell Grploiion, % Sarnlere,
iom buooe iaattaget oenl, loa pluolc-
Zig Walfinen fomnle itprtenoe neo
giennem Suiten iomtioig meo, at
Slanmler Hog op omfring Sen. Wieo
oct ianmne, oelt meo ct Drag itpbte
moo Soroen, bsrtes en- foriGrbelig
Grploiion, Der ilpn9ebe EoltiGffene
omfring / bullbrebe SooS Sn1frebs.
&c omfomnes f~orfitleoe Stg blcp
iencre togrle i,b al Ruirlerne al Den
al 6lammerne oeluis fortGrebe gta.
Ifire.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-09-07
tly U9rele.
Sennesiee pmitpSer i'm 3atififaiiou
at SDinbeitem mcrctsamenScmentet
Mro I DC poIitilfc 2circ.

Sennesiees Geprpientuntbus bar
glort ct 6orisg paa at faa Segisla'
tiirens Hatififation al oct fpinoeliee
Steirmneretsamenbemellt til De Sor.
Staters &o%n'titltion tuIbfaitet, ioet
Oct forrige ltge peo ell mllnotlig MI
ltemning beilutteOe at taae lin tibil-
gere @eiiutning I'll fornpet @ebanb-
ling % berefter meo AZ mpb "a
Stelmner peotog ct Sorilae ON life
of rntificere Mmenbementet.
Sffent Den alminoelige Ienina
er, at oenne SanOling intet bill iere
til, ioet 2oOen or pfficielt proflame-
ret og traaot ifrait belle 2anoet oper,
inn bar life beitominore @eeipenbe.
Den paft iterf llro / politiife Greoie,
ii9r blaltbt mango al Salgfanbioa'
terne/ Der bapbe inbrcttet i'm &an'
pnane eitcr Oen me Singenes Eli.
itano - &pinoernes attipe Selta-
gelie / 8algene.
Serom beber oct / eft Telegram
ira @%aibington Ben 3oie September
Srpgten for, at Hatififationen al Def
fsoerale Embellishments Mmenbe.
ment enonu ta1 fonumc til of ifnbe
alporlige Sorpiflinger, bar poft %
lfiuig uro / berpGrcnoe politllfe
&reoie.
| W~ulieheoen for, at @ploigbcbei,
al Imcnoen1entet / pautommenOe
Silfploe life bill fiunite bli paabpmi
al Den ieoerale &sieiteret isr eiter
TrGlioentpaleet, betraetes ion Den
alporligite Sioe at Sagen.
Sfiiloe SeieIteret, / Silfuloe al
at SpsrgSmoalet gisreS til @jeu'
itano for retsli9 Ersoclic, erflGre.
at Imeilbenentet life bar blepet lob
lig ratiiiceret, frpater Yolitifernc
for, of Nationalpalget fan bli mo
brngt for aongresiens &eprGien-
tontbl,s, % OF Der ogiaa fou opltao
Tpil ON Sooiigbeoeu al mango M.
ore Tala.
Sfslge ct ienere Telegram fro
RaibpiHe, S%enuesiee, bar &epr9ien'
tantbltiet taget ct mt Sfriot, ioet
set ben 2ben September meo AZ moo
36 Stemmler bor peotaget ct Sor'
lag ON at opericnoe @llpernpren en-
beeoiget Ififrift al Suiets 9eilrt-
ming ON of tage lin Tatififaticn al
set fsberole &pinbeitcmmeretsamen.
bement tilbage, meb Inmobning til
8uoerileren ON at ienbe giifrifter
meo lin Yoaifriit til Stotsminiite-
rem / @~aibington.