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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-02

A $3.50. q 8. G so5n., e eio:ss. 81 =
JUDI LGL lar, porch. and bow window, in first
class order. Lot 3x10 rods Of ground, with
good fences, nice lawn and barn, only thrs
blocks east Of Main street, one-haf block
ao0SO A COMFORTABLE HOUSE
SOAOO New adobe house of FIVE rooms
good cellar, south front. porch, al IN good
repair, and q fine lot, Gxl5 rods OF ground,
with choice variety # fruits and plenty OF
land for another nice residence; first class
ocatioD. Twefth Ward. So
SeOO BUYS a NICE LITTLE BUILD
pOOO ing lot, 10 rods Of ground; south
front, eight blocks east from Main street; on
csr line, Eleventh Ward. 80
1OOO A COzY BUILDING LOT, 3x6 RODS
pow of ground, on the Jennings book,
North Temple street. 81
G16RO COY HOUSE OF THREE
Pillow. rooms, good cellar, granary, barn,
ETC.; lot on corner, south front, First South
street. 18th Ward. 81
GeSO A HOlCE BUILDING LOT, 5x10
pOoO rods Of groun", with a thrifty bear
ing orchard. one block from Liberty Park car
$50 A coy BUILDING LOT, s1lo
pHoO' rods, south front, splendid view,
on car line. First outh Street. IA
81 0OO a CLOSE BUILDING LOT IN
pi 1OOO' good cultivation, 4xi0 rods, one
block east Of Main street, On State Road. II
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-02
Why Will You Die?

SCovILL's SARsAPARILLA OR
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, for the
cure of Scrofulous Taint, Rheum-
atism, White Swelling, Gout, Goitre
Consumption, Bronchitis, Nerv ous
Debility, Malaria, and all diseases
arising from an impure condition
of the Blood.
The merits of this valuable pre-
paration are so well known that a
passing notice is but necessary to
remind the readers of this journal
of the necessity of always having a
bottle of it among their stock of
family necessities.
Certificates can be presented from
many leading physicians, ministers,
and heads of families throughout
the land endorsing "Scovill's Blood
and Liver Syrup" We are con-
stantly in receipt of certificates of
cures from tie most reliabl sources,
and we do not hesitate to recom>
mend it as the best known remedy
for the cure Of tke above diseases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-02
A WOman'S Reason T..

"GOd pity me-"
Gladys McNulty, usually so proud
and composed. and who moved
about in the little world of those
who knew her with the stately
grace of New York Post editorial,
sank on fauteuil as she uttered
hese words and sobbed as if her
shoe-strings would break. In the
lindens that lined the entrance to
Brierton Villa the robin redbreasts
were thrilling their merriest lays.
And yet, lying there on the fauteui,
whose velvety surface is not more
soft than her cheek, Gladys Nc
Nulty is sobbing away the hours Of
this beautiful June morning,
and ever and anon there came from
between her lips a low, despairing
moan that is pitiful in its sad in
tensity. But finally the convulsive
sobs that are racking her dress
waist grow fainter and in a little
while she sits up, the pink suffusion
Of blush telling all too plainly
which side ste had been lying on.
And as she sits there gazing list
lessly into the middle of next week
her mother, a pleasant-faced wo-
man, enters tue room.
"Why are you weeping, Gladys?'
she asks.
The girl does not ansW er, and
strive as she may to keep down the
sobs that are yelling up from h=r
heart, the effort is in vain, and
again the pretty face is believed
with tears. But an instant later
she has conquered her emotions,
and looks bravely up at ler mother.
81 will tell you, mamma" she
says, "the cause of my sorrow. 1
was crying to think that you cannot
90 to the matinee tomorrow"
"And why may l not go?"
Because" answers Gladys, in q
vote that is hoarse with agony, 81
have concluded to take it in my
self."-Chicago Tribune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-02

MOTHERS DON'T KNOw.-How
many children are punished for be-
ing uncouth, wilful, and indiffer-
ent to instructions or rewards,
simply because they are out of
health, An intelligent lady said of
a child of this kind: Mothers
should know thatif they would give
the little ones moderate doses OF
Hop Bittsrs for two or three weeks
the children would be all parent
collld desire
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-02
Big Dividend.

Philadelphia, 1.-Directors of the
Pennsylvhnis railway declared semi
annual dividend of Az per cent cash.
stock holders hsva the privilege Of TAX
ing per cent. in stock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-02
The Explosions.

London. l.--Msior Msjerde, OF the
board Of tIefe, Gbo examined the expo
sion g. Prsede Street station. states that
everV sigD confirms the belief Ina. nitro
glycerine was used.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-02
LYDIA 6. PTMKHAM'8
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is Positive Cure

for all those Painful Complaints and Wenl1nesees
so eOm,ucn to our best female population.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-02

LYDIA Z. PINKHAM's Vegetable
Compound strengthens the stomach
and kidneys and aids digestion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-02
Cholera.

Berlin, 1.-Sanitsry precautions are
taken al 81 German ports owing to the
outbreak Of cholera st Pekin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-02

THERE IS A MEANS of Graduating
local disease of the skin that can
be relied on, viz: GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP.
Hills HAIR AND WHISPER DYE,
Black q RgoWn, sec. t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-06

Two LFAENtD MtN utNt \ TAIN ANn /
CONE To 4 COMMON CONCLUSION.

Iwu LFAENtD MtN NAVE rAtk ANu
CONF Tu 4 COMMON vuNClusIoN.
"Ihorr can ho no question ns to that"
said nr. p, who Is prominently con.
ncctCd with a certain hu.pilHl,tu his friend,
the House surgeon, as the two sat having
q >mOi,. and quiet chat IN the reception
room late on a recent stormy nighttime
| question ut all Ever since beagn prac.
ticc In that little country village you We
heard me speak OF, away up near Lake
Ontario. thirty years ago, have ielt-in
| common width all other physician,-thc
need OF u reliable plaster. There are so
| many discnscs-it, indie J, the majority do
not come under the rule for which good
external application is better than rene
dies poured into Il patients stomach
~ Lat 5 So, Doctor, and 10 show you my
faith i'm your theory, | may say that since
| / have held Imposition herrl have opposed
/ the idea Of dosing people. except in cases
| when we were at our wits end and it
seemed to he TINT or nothing. some
soothing application, il the patient nee Is
anything, combined with rest and good
nui sing, will do the business-savc where
cases OF accidents require heroic treat
| mrnr."
81 say Doctor" said the other. you can
| speak ul IN, or not, just ms you ike, but in
my private practice, When | want any
/ thing OF the sort. use BENSON'S CAP
| CINE FORl : PLASTER Is uro-
prictary thing. OF course, but ii il by all
| odd, the hest plaster have come across.
| 1t is scientifically prepared, quick in taxi
/ ing hold. sure to relieve where rclict is
/ possible and rctt rs wax to handle. 1t Is
| lust the perfect flower OF all that has ever
been done in that line. happen to know,
too. that it is being rapidly introduced in
the principal hospitals OF London. Paris
and other leading cities OF Europe
~ on needn't trtt, my TREND, laughed
the House surgeon" ovrr the chance oi be-
ing caught in an act of professional hetor-
duNy, Tor We usc Benson here every day,
and 20 they do AT the other city hospitals.
We find ii "a much better than than llni-
mcnls. lotions. etc, that The bottles are
actually getting scarce in the house.
Bcnson's pastrr's are prepared from an
improved formula by distinguished ply
slcans and CHEMISTS tu meet want ie.t
tor years. Nou Will not be disappointed
; in them. In the middle OF the genuine i
rtI the word CAptINE. fIicc, - cents.
Sc,hury n Johnson. Sew York. w-sr2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-06

A good time piece Is "a constant source
Of comfort and convenience 10 lt- pos
SCISSOR and when once out of order Ice
careful tu whom you cutru-t 1t for re-
pair. Mr. j. levluskl of LeUuHkl y
Albea, personally snperyIses all watch
repairing done by thnt firm. Any re-
fractury watch entrusted to his care WI
be turned ont perfect tlmrpicce ana
warranted to give satisfaction. Compll
Gated watch repairing speciality.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-06
FOR SALE.

No 25-Thrcc acres Just beyond the
snev place, a beautiful building
tor sale cheap.
Ul $500 acres OF land. one of
p iur-t farms in McLcnnan county;
-rlcr fence COO acres in rultiva-
I'M lgno acres in pasture; IL miles
ra Waco.
Ms. ,ao acres land; heavily TIM
i.,eE In Cpmanchc county,
i, G-57l acres good farming land
|nMoNrI N,Lcmuan survey III Falls
1 X.7-,UUAcrcs. a beautiful farm,
Ifne p,AM orchard; well improved;
.y Auum cultivation; seven miles
Iirom Wso,ucAr Richcy station, on
srNa.a ul>, lunis railroad.
81 No. s-ilyc lots on North Fifth
lsnf2
So N-Fiyc acres land on North
BIN street, adjoining Peter MCClel-
b4i;fe:Ideurc lot,
. No. SO acres of land and an A
\ -four mill and cotton gin, II
,irOm Waco, on the Texas aud
LOui, railroad "A few steps from
10 BOslue station. Mill and gin
pod running order.
No. "a house and seven lots on
Do, Tenth and Clay streets. House
gner OF Clay aud Ninth, new
.e weather boarded, 3 rooms
we'll lot and half fenced in
@.r-iugle lots or whole property
NS3-214 ares; d fine farm in
county ON the McLcnnan county
square block of lao acres In
walton, about leo acres under
rail fence, comfortable house and
tenant house,. good well, plenty
EjOd and rail timber on land
spring, farm is about 10 miles
Waco and , miles from Aquilla
asoulh, Joins Gen. Sol Ross
Also one pair mules and four
Md calves aud 100 bushels corn
sold with farm.
100 acres OF land known as the
!eT farm ola the Bra2Os, 9 miles
Of Waco; 225 acres in high state
l.'ivauon, % acres timber land;
i.res under good cedar rail fence
elect high Comfortable dwelling
a sc, ruows, outhOuses, stables
Zine orchard, peaches, plums and
w., two tenement house, 3 good
viii Hrll for onC-third cast
balance ON lime to suit the pur
n spgr or wifi trade for cattle o,
b.. or land imnroved or unim
- oel .optl, ,f Wnrn
"A "A cotton Gin. 10 miles south o
z ,o below Rnhiusonvllc. lO.h0rs,
xr'-auuc ono GO..aw yin .tand
s,u power prpss and wagon scales
uAraniccd in irst-class RUNNING
H. aering, shaftings and pulley
y 14gWc. or win trade for rattl
z aoI,-..
III No. %-For sale or exchange.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-06

MI. ". y IuCE-|U II UWUE F0mt OF
the finest work lu photography ever
done in this state, Pictures are taken
almost in-tautuncou-.y and with absolute
perfection by the dly plate process, and
every one il charmed with the new work
being turned out. A magnificent and
costly new instrument gives unyqumlrd
for Arge-,iZci work and group
ings. II you want 10 beautiful picture call
at y! on 5it Austin street and you Will
get H. NJ.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-06

The proof Of the pudding il not IN
chewing the string, put M having AN OPP
portunity 10 test the article direct
Garter K Williamson aud DE- y, j..
Cornish druggists have o tree trl"i
bottle Of DR.. Bo-aukos Cough and
Lung Syrup for each aud every one
who is afflicted with Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Consumption ur uuy Lung Al
hctlou.-O3 liwtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-06
oiIet.

For fine soaps, prr.um.ri aud I'M
ported bay rum, ~ {"
CATRf s. WIuhM7'N.
q Austin Avenue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-06

No cure, no pay, Prepared and iOF
ale bv CARRIER 6 WILLIANsOs
g-uJ-tt u Austin Avenue,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-06
silver Gravel for birds at
II. BEHRENs.

The sick, worn and delected should
read the Advertisement COT Coldeu's
Liquid Beet Tonic. ol9 WY
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-06

Look out for the red letter sale "
clothing aud gents furnishing goods at
Levine Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-06
Arrival and Departure of Trains,

AI--uJu PACIFIC.
south bound lsave. Do no A ST.
Sortu Dounu, leayrs ...... . a. D. No
ma
Express leave. .......-.. ....
'' ArriErH.
Mlsrl leaves ....,. ,..... .........
60 arrives
Wet bound Express leaves ......-
last bound KuTp-s ...-- .....
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-06

I'm SUNDAY, December H.h, lI1NrilN s
Comedy company VIII produce in this
city the great comedy "t Onr Stral"gl,t-,
'lt their closing performance OF Suur'
dSy, December l-t, the Galveston News
says our NtTaleGlsts closed thelr en-
e"Tc jhryL,y. ,nnIn =, host mt Mimi.
nnI wiII lie wrlrnnrd vhrn.v., tI,n,'
r.,,rr
Through the libcmliiy oi McsSr7
Sanger Brother, ;hc Waco Female col
lrgr via Professor RnunsaralI- rouml
WAS yesterday taken into the system ot
telephone connection, which now rnNl-
ron' this city and ratiales to many other
towns and cities adjacent. The rnnnrr-
ton "lll no doubt form Nhluhbl" on
ioi that excellent establishment, u,
also quite cor Nrnicnce 10 the inmates OF
Tia" college ana to Their friends, both lar
and near.
r,o,oti,or ,oI,,,,, ,,iII,,... ,..,,,,., ,..
moo niancn ot ne In = Wii,;s ,rt,a IN.
los is,,nlI, a,',itaI ,,,,ii,i,sI liza l,.,,,
tnir, hui ,vonIJ aistrart ii. o,'an,i;!',,
tron1 Ia. nrn,assian I't lao o,.,'s,,,,s
an,nr ,h. "sm,os tnr n',,r'ii,,,,, a., ,i''
nnrrast Solicitation M his ncI,,hI,,rg ui,o
,.el that he can serve them vel If ,,nro
nrn nLiertions urged IN NJ n In rmt,lic
rnuncil. ther,.are ,,Iso a,Iv,ntsgcs br
il much more likclv In nur'rcrl,ta ,,ui
lock after The sanitary conditlon oi t'c
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-06

City Attorney MIuroc loaned G.. \.
REYNOLDS sum OF money. which he sued
on in order TO collect, failing otherwise.
The original sum, costs and alt, footed
slGI Yesterday the constable sold three
barrels OF whisky from the Bank saloon
stock Ia satisfy the judgement TIN
whisky brought Sl32.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-06

The EXAMINER yesterday morning in
ndyrrtrnlly placed Major llinchmin in
the Second ward, instead OF the First. h.
it should have been. We make the cor.
r,ction. not but thai all the First wnrdcr,
viii lind out ~ hat ward he is in before the
election, but because We like to get things
night.
The Mineral argus., 1883-10-18

Mrs. John Austin had her husband
arrested in New York for desvrtion
She showed 200 love letters he had
received from a dozen different girls
Exchange.
This is tough. The government has
gone to work and reduced letter post
age simply to encourage letter writing
and nov this unpluiouc woman has
entered a protest and cut OF a pro
hhc source OF revenue. There is no
doubt nov OF a dehct at the end of
the hscal year. 1t is also an alarming
cncroaChment ON our liberties when a
man can't receive q few letters .'on
the side.
The Mineral argus., 1883-10-18
MONTANA NEWS.

The office OF the Helena Independ-
ent Is lighted by electricity.
A hunter was very nearly killed b,
a guzzly bear near Neihart recently.
The wealth OF the Crow Indians.
valuing their land al u per acre, is
estimated at S2,5Io each.
Gallatin county claims to have dis
covered the boss coal mine of the
Territory but the owners says they will
sell out cheap
We aFr informed that Mel Powers.
who Kept a variety show in Billing,
last year was hung oct. nth at sioux
City, Iowa. for shooting a man whom
he suspected Of undue Intimacy with
his wiie.-Blings Post
George Bell the notorious. has been
recaptured after ms escape from the
pentenuary, and again languishes IN
durance vile. George IS as slippery as
an eel, and will give the Warden heaps
OF trouble yet Billings Post.
The new route for tie Northern
Paclhc branch to the Bull mountain
coal helds is mp Buffalo creek. and
there IS likely to be something of a
town 9t the JUNCTION Of the road with
the main lime dangerous rival for
Billings. River Press.
The operators at the aTtesian well
were obliged to knock Oft work this
morning on account OF the rain which.
wetung the large belt, caused it to
ship OF the driving wheel A depth
OF 42s feet has been reached.-Bilhngs
Herald.
Major I, 2. McElrath, late editor
Of the Miles City Press, went to Hell /
ena a lev days ago. He denies the
report that he is to publish a paper
called the Junction City News. lie
'ayS he did print at Miles City and
ssue one number Of such a paDer.
pal promises not to offend in ike
nanner n.-Eoterprise,
The Mineral argus., 1883-10-18

the pleasure Of going TO the polls and
voting for nominees whom we had no
voice in placing before the people.
But this fact should have no weight
with the electors. II either party
have nominated men capable Ct crap
pling with she multiplicity Of problems
10 come before them for solution, and
men in whom can be placed unlimited
confidence, it is our duty to see that
they have our hearty support
We wish it distinctly understood
that the people OF the east end Of
Meagher county are alive to all mat
ters Of general welfare, either county
or territorial, and hencefouh We shall
expect Time enough allowed helween
primaries and county conventions to
choose our delegates, and for them to
get 70 the scene OF action.
The Mineral argus., 1883-10-18

We give space % The following arii
Gle nom the Uhiqn Freeman Ih0ugl
the writer may not comprehend th,
situation fully, and mistaken in som,
pt his conclusion, still 1t contains Sc
many goods points, on general prin.
riples, that 1t Is well worthy OF publca-
ton. We have every guarantee ni
success IN our efforts So far as the
reduction OF the reservation is con
cemed There may he unseen forces
al work to thwart our endeayoTs, and
It such Is the case 1t will only require
the srealer ylgllence on the part of
all Interested, and especially the com
mite who have this matter in charge.
That the first instance of where CHI
zons developed a country and were
ordered driven from their possessions
10y the military of their Government.
has occurred in the Warm springs
Mining District la eastern Montana. Ii
the Secretary of War was aware that
the representations made to him were
prompted 10y the disposition of few
men To give the district black eve, in
order that they might buy up the pros
pecturs rlalms at their own figures, hc
would doubtless rcscmd the order
competing the civilians 20 remove from
that corner of the Fort Maginnis re-
serve, ln which the mines are situated
The Mineral argus., 1883-10-18
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

The Republican and Democrat,
county conventions inst ON the I5ti
and 18th inst respectively and un
doubtedly elected delegates to the
convention of the sd judicial district
as well as placed in nomination three
candidates to be endorsed 10y the pco-
pie, to attend the constitutional con
yention, to be held at Helena, on the
second Monday in January, 1894.
The precinct apporuonment allowed
Maiden hye representatives. What
action may have been taken by either
party IN convention as yet is unknown
in this portion OF the county. but con
sldering the Tune allowed between the
date OF primaries and conventions
Republican primaries ON the 18th and
convention on the Sth, and the Demo
cratic primaries on the 18th and con
ventlon on the I7th-and the distance
between here and the convenins place
OF conventions, and the time necess-
arlly consumed in covering that dis
tance, the result, as Tar as eastern
Meagher county is copcened, would
have boen the same.
Either the chairman Of the Repub-
hcan committee has forgotten that Mea-
gher county Is extremely large or has
been iaborng under the delusion that
We were blessed with a railroad.
Were elections held at the various
precincts IN our end of the county on
the 18th, IT would be impossible for
delegates to reach White Sulpher
springs IN time to take part in the
convention on the 18th, or as the
Democrats have it on the 18th. and
principally for this reason no Dripar
les were held, and consequently little
interest Is taken in the election or tb, I
delegates.
Yesterday, as -equired by law, the .
commissioners caused a notice of
election to be posted in town, calling
2 ,'saeral election on the Ist TUESDAY
Utter the Ist Monday in November.
or the purpose Of electing three dele
yates, and two delegates at large 10 the
convention.
By what appears to be an oversight
u the part Of the chairmen Of the
NFo acting parties, We viii soon have
The Mineral argus., 1883-10-18

As was predicted ia our last issue,
Ohio has gone democratic and Iowa
strongly republican This result will
only make the presidential contest
neNtyeaT more exciting and interesting.
The Mineral argus., 1883-10-18
Officers Of Meahsr County.
Iowa declares for prohibition

Ohio Democrats secure both the
governor and legislature. "Who will
care for Calico Charley, now?"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
HOW soNTAY WAS CAPTURED.
French Shells Fire the Citadel aud fhe
Place FnlIs an Easy Prey.

LONDON. December 23.-The success Of
the French troops at Sontay leaves una!-
tered the position OF the negotiations he.
tween Msrqusss Tseng, the Chinrsc Am
basssdor, and VI. Ferry, the French For
egn Minister. Msrquess TsenS is await
ing response TO a communication sent to
Pekin on the Sontsy incidents, but he
freely communicates his opinion that the
news of the capture of that place cannot
lead TO declaration Of war between China
and France nor even 10 aruptnre OF dIplO-
matte relations. The Government at Pe.
kin, he points out, has a. ways maintained
A clear distinction between tie capture OF
Sontay and an attack on hcninh. De
patches received today from Hong hons
disoredit tue reports that Chinese regular
troops were at Sontay.
The forces engaged in the defense OF that
place COMPRISED 5000 Back Flags and '.OoJ
ApGaluil,s. These were under the con-.
mhEd of HUang NIeGI, an Annamltc princ'.
lhe fire from the French SuHDDat- raslIy
reached the inner defenses OF III. citadel,
and the shells set fire to the ragptrs and
stOrehouses inside the citadel, driving out
the garrison. After the Capturr OF int
Enciente the defense ceased. The conia-
gratious caused by the French shells left
the interior of the citadel a mere shell.
The next movement to be made by Admiral
Courbet will be against Hung Hoa, where
The forces which defended S0ntay are re.
assembling.
| The report that Sir Charles Dixie has
gone to Paris TO offer the mediation Of
England in the Franco Chinese differences
is not trge. The oyertures for English
mediation continue ii suspense. The Aus
trian government hss sent two war vessels
TO ioin the English, American ard German
squsdrons for the protection Of European
interests IN China. Admira! DOTell, the
con! msnder OF the British squadron, will
make Canton the central station OF the in
terpat;onal squadron. The English fleet at
Canton includes the A AIdscioIs-the Tag.
ship-and the Abstross, Cleopatra, Ii1y
Vieilsn,, Fo1hoand, Zephyr, Pega9ns,
Coekchaier, Daring, swift and EspoiE. The
German squadron is commanded by A ims.
raj Goltz 1t is con posed ~ the Staseb,
Ltipng, HyeRs. His, Nautilus and Alba
tross. The combined squsdrons present
tie most powerful nsvs! tcsce ever nsen in
Chinese waters