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OVER NIAGARA.
Two Men Carried Into the Rapids and
swept to Death.

NiAGARA FALLS, ONT. August II
At about II o'clock this morning re-
port was circulated here that man had
been seen going over the Horse Shoe
Falls clinging to common row boat.
Upon inquiry it was learned that two
men were seen out in the river, some
distance from the shore and Immediately
above the rapids. They were struggling
desperately to gain the shore, but their
boat had drifted in the swift current
and their efforts were useless. Sudden
ly one Of the men leaped overheard and
attempted to swim to the shore, but was
carried down into the rapids and swept
over the falls. The other clung 10 the
boat and was also swept over the rails.
Who the men were and where they got
the boat no one knows, a no boats are
missing.
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The Farmers, Alliance Organizes.

Special I-ls1rdm 90 The Rs0tStsr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August IL
The State Farmers Alliance, which has
been I'm session here for two days, COM
pleted its organization to-day and elect
cd the following officers: President, ).
4. Houston, Monroe county; Vice Presi-
dent. j. L. Thayer, Marion county;
Secretary, IL. Il. Martin, Summers
county; Treasurer. T. c. Parsons, Grant
county; Chaplain, A. j. Mcclure, Nicho-
las county; Lecturer. K. NJ. Fisher
Morgan county; Assistant Lecturer, J.
Il. CarSkadOu, Mineral county; Door
Keeper, \. Cunningham, Hardy county:
Assistant Secretary, James Coberly,
Randolph county; Sergeant-atArmS,
W. G.. Kizer, Pendlcton county; BuSi-
ness Agent, Geo II. Johnson, Hamp-
shire county; State Crop StatiStician. +.
b. Carr; Executive Committee, j. NJ
SydenStricker. Grcenbrier county. T..
l.. Parker. Marion county, and X. w.
Morrow. Jefferson county. editor OF the
FdmcrN' IdrocdtC. The officers rs
elected were installed this afternoon.
The constitution adopted was the con-
stitutiou Of the Virginia Alliance. modi-
fled so as TO be adaptable to this State.
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The National Amatenr Rernt,n.

WORCESTER, MAS, August lf.-Tho
second and last day Of the National Am
atcur Regatta wa, the occasion OF >iy
magnificent races. Summaries:
Senior Singles-Final heat. William
CafIrey. Lawrence Canock won. Time.
lO:1sis
Junior singles. final heat. Albert J..
Bennett. Worcester. won. Time lO.2'a .
Junior fours, Crescent Bow Club. Boz
ton. won. Time $50.
Pair oars. Detroit, Mich. Boat Club
won. Time lO:3ld.
Double sculls, Bay Side K. G.. Toronto.
won. Time 9:lf.
Eght-oared shells, Ataiauta, N,w
York, won. Time s:l29(.
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The Ladies' Choose Officers.

BOSToN, August 14.-At the second
days session of the annual convention
of the ladies Of the Grand Army to-day,
reports of several State departments
were read and referred. The following
officers were chosen for next year;
President, Mrs. Catherine HerSt, Louis
vile, Ky; Senior Vice President, Mrs.
Julia NJ. johnson, Altoona, Pa; Junior
Vice President, Mrs. Mary &. Smith,
New York City; Treasurer, Mrs. Anna
f. Grubb. Camden, \. j.; Chaplain,
Sarah A. Metcalf, San Francisco: Ma
tional Councillor, Francis y. Wood
Topeka, Kas.. and council of admin
iStration. The President appointed
Mrs. Anna ID. Motley, of Louisville,
Ky. Secretary for the ensuing year.
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\ Colored Republican Revolt.

oUttluI ItlfIFuIN ~ Ilt Ht1IeTtF.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, August IL
The Indignation meeting of Kanawha
colorcd voters which was to have been
held last Monday night has been called
FOR Saturday night next. The colOred
voters. who claim To have been denied
proper representation by the Rcpubli-
cans, propose To- send a full set of dele
gates 90 the County Convention, and if
denied their seats there to nominate a
fun county ticket independent OF the
Republican ticket.
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Pinkerton Men NJ Albany.

ALBANY, n. Y. August 1.-two
hundred Pinkerton men, about a
quarter of whom are armed with Win
chester rifles, took possession Of the Al
bany freight yards this morning. New
hands in sufficient numbers to operate
the yards from the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy and Reading Roads
went to work, and about 10 o'clock the
first attempt to move freight was made.
The strikers are very peaceable, aud no
violence is ANTICIPATED.
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Florida Democrats.

OCALA. FLA, August 1.-THE Dem
ocratic State Convention met yesterday,
and Ex-Governor W. ID. Bloxham was
nominated for Comptroller by acclama-
tion. The resolutions adopted denOunce
the Force bill and recognize in the Of
fering OF the Sub-TreaSury bill before
Congress crying necessity for the re-
vision of the National Banking laws and
for aiIording relief Of some kind to the
farmers aud the masses.
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Vets. Entertain at Lynn.

LYNN, MASS, August l4.-Post ), OF
this city, are entertaining hundreds OF
G. A. X. men from all over the country
to-day.
Among the visitors are Commander
Isaac X. Archer, OF the Naval Veteran
Legion, of Philadelphia, with 325 men;
George G. Meade Post, of Philadelphia,
$50 men; G. \. Davis, Commander, and
Frank 2. Blair Post No. /, of ST. Louis,
200 men; J. J. Shawn, Commander.
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In Battle Array.

JUTLAPA, August 14.-Thirty miles
from here and ninety miles from Guate-
mala City are stationed twenty-four
pieces of artillery and 81, 900 Guatemal-
ian troops. The government troops are
20. 600 strong. Honduras has upon her
frontier force Of 10000 men. San
Salvador has frontier force Of 5000
men. Her reserve force is not known.
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A Nem NIlne Instrument.

Sp,ciqi telegram 70 ne Register.
CoLUMBrS. O.. August l4.-On Mon
day Mine Inspector Hazletine will give
an exhibition of n new instrument lol
detecting carbureted hydrogen in mines.
The miners Of Columbiana and Athens
counties, where such gas is found, are
asked 10 be present. On the 18th OF
August he will exhibit his instruments
for the detection OF such gases as are
found in the mines of Belmont, Guern-
Sey, Jefferson and Noble counties. Mr..
Hazeltine is anxious to avoid a repeti-
tion Of the recent mine horrors OF Penn
sylvania.
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WHEELING w. VA, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST Is, 1890

first time since the war that the General
had met his command; in fact, it was
the first reunion held since ls6j. Among
the speakers was General Sickles, who
referred TO Massachusetts, as the polar
star Of the patriotic States. At the
conclusion of General Sickles' remarks
all of the men gathered around the
General to shake hands with him.
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What Means This?

DETROIT. August 1.-THE General
Executive Board of the X. Of l.. sud
denly resolved to-day to finish their
laborS in New York and started for that
city at 1855 this evening. In a speech
before an aSscmblagc OF the X. Of J..
this evening Mr.. Powderly said hc
and his comrades We're going to New
York to demand arbitration in the mat.
ter Of the New York Central and liud-
son River strike. He said: I'VE
will see Mr.. Webb the very
first thing. There is moth
ing proud about Us and we have
nothing to hide. II the men are found
to be wrong we will applaud the action
Of the company in discharging them.
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SDscll. ItIt1TuN % ne Ht4ISTtr.
TUNNELroN, W. Va, August I'm.
II. Murdock. OF Kingwood, was struck
by way train here this afternoon,
severely hurting him. Three scalp
wounds and his back aud side injured
was the result. He was walking on the
track at the time and thought he had
stepped clear of the approaching train.
His wife was telegraphed for and he
was taken home. His injuries, while
serious, are not thought by the doctors
To- be fatal. DrS Powell and Tippett
rendered all necessary aid to the injured
man.
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Parkersburg Notes.
Special telegram 10 ne Register.

Special telegram 10 ne Register.
PAEKERsBURG, August lin the
case of Vance, Wallace X BaStable
against Campbell, OF the BlennerhasSett
Hotel, the Judge to-day sustained the
declaration of the complainantS This
is a point in favor of Vance Il Co., who
wish 20 ouSt Campbell on contract.
Representatives of Kanawha City,
from Charleston, made proposition to
Bently X Gcrwig. the furniture men,
OF this place, whose plant was declared
a nuisance. 10 locate at kanawha City.
They offered free site, free fuel and a
cash bonus. The firm have taken the
proposition under adviSement.
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The Census in Ohio.
Special telegram to The Register.

Spfcidl ItlegrdDl % ne RfglSter.
COLUMBUS. o., August l4--CenSuS re-
turns of Ohio will not be- made public
for some time yet. Secretary of State
Ryan has received the following letter
from Superintendent Porter: There
are in Ohio 2,365 enumeration districts
and lG2 institutions. OF these 9.323 dis
trictS and l25 institutions have been re-
ccived. OF the number received l,G4l
districts and 10 institutions have been
counted. 1t will therefore be some
time to come before complete returns
could be given for Ohio, and then only
by counties and principal towns and
rifies
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PlrTsBURG. August 14.-Beginning
August Is. the Pennsylvania lines west
of Pittsburg will resume the sale OF par
ty tickets. making a rate Of two cents
per mile one way to parties Of seven peo-
ple or more. This is the most liberal
Darty ticket arrangement yet announced
bv any railroad.
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Base Ball

At nclnnati-CincInnati ., Chicago
i.
At Chlcago-Chicago 10, Pittsburg g.
At New York, ~. L.)-New York o.
Brooklyn I.
At New York. y. New York =,
Philadelphia ..
At Boston-Boston ., Brooklyn D..
At Toledo-Toledo ;. Brooklyn p
At Cleveland II, Pitts
burg q.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis q. Athletic 3.
At Loulsylle-Louisyille Il, Roch-
ester >.
At Cleveland, (P. L)-Cleyeland @.
Buffalo :.
At Boston, lP L.)-Philadelphia L. Do,
Boston ..
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Nineteen Indictments and Another
Murder.

HAZARD, KY, August 15.-The grand
jury has returned 10 indictments for
murder 70 date. Outlaws are fleeing
the country in haste. Near Bonneville,
OwSley county, John Bowman knocked
his cousin, Henry Bowman, down, after
which his sister TopSy cut his heart
out with a Bowie knife. The girl
claimed Henry inSulted her.
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Nearly Done.

BoSroN. MASS, August l4.-Aside
from the sessions Of the National En-
campment and the Woman'S Relief
Corps. the greater part Of the &. a. Il.
celebration is over. The number OF re-
unions to-day is comparatively few and
the courtesieS TO visitors, while numer-
Gus, are decreasing. Some posts have
already left for home.
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4 ErntnI Dog Firht.

SDtcIlI ItIf1TlVI 70 tIt Ht0iSItT.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, August li.-A
bloody dog fight occurred this afternoon
half way between here and Maiden six
miles away i'm an unfrcQuented spot in
the woods. A Charleston dog was pit
ted against Maiden dog and after a
three hours fight was completely chewed
up. Only about 20 persons witnessed
the affair, but the betting among them
was pretty heavy.
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The Twelfth Senatorial District.

SpeciGi ltl5gidW 20 me hegisie"-
GRAFTON. August l4.-Thc delegates
representing the Twelfth Senatorial
District, consisting of PendletOn, Min
cral. Hardy. Grant and Hampshire
counties. met yesterday and nominated
:. Cunningham. of Peudleton, and II.
B. Gil6esou, Of Hampshire, the latter to
mn the uueXpired term of Hon. :. L.
Flournoy, moved TO Charleston.
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AT CLEVELAND.
All Serene on the Lake ShOre--Sargent 5
Visit--No Strike.

CLEVELAND. o.. August l4.-Rumors
current this morning that there would
be a tie-up on the Lake Shore Railroad
west of Buffalo failed to materialize ana
the situation tonight was unchanged.
Grand Chief Sargent, Of the Brother-
hood of Locomotive fremen, arrived In
the city to adjust triiing grievances OF
the firemen on the New York, PennSyi-
vania and Ohio Railroad.
Grand Chief Sargent denied that his
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kanawha; George 1. Neal Cabcll. and
j. W. Miller, Jackson. Chairman Riley
and President Handlan We're added TO
the committee at large.
On Resolutions-Le Vance, Harri-
son. Alfred y. Williams, Wood. and Or.
Reece, CabelL ON motion Chairman
Handlan and Secretary Harding were
both added 20 this committee.
An interesting general discussion fol-
lowed concerning the work of the clubs.
and number of good suggestions were
made as Co the methods of organiza-
tiOn. a recess was taken. however.
without action.
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Ohio State Equalizers.

Spsciql T,Ie0rdm 70 the REGISTER.
COLUMBUS. o., August l4.-AuditorOf
State Poe this evening issued a call to
each Senatorial district to elect at the
fall election as many members to the
State Board of Equalization as it has
Senators. The pay of members Of this
board is - per day.
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wOMEN's RELIEF CORPS.
The Ladies Elect Officers Interesting Elec-
tioneerinC and Speech Making.


BoSTON, Mass, August 14.-At Fre-
mont Temple this afternoon the floor
presented lively appearance, as the
delegates to the Women'S Relief Corps
was getting ready for the election Of
officers and some interesting election
cering work was being carried Oh.
The exercises opened soon after 10
o'clock with the opening ode and the
reading OF the Secretary'S report.
4 communication was read from fhn
Kearney, Post 10, G.. A. r., acknowl-
cdging substantial aid from the Wo-
mems Relief Corps in funds for the dec
oration of graves. Past Department
President Mrs Bancroft, Of Ohio, pre-
Sented a report of the inStituting and
installation Of officers, which was fol-
lowed by the reports Of standing COM
mitteeS. In the midst of business, De-
partment Commander Floyd ClarkSon.
of New York, was presented as one of
the men who had done most to further
the work Of the relief corps. He was
enthusiastically greeted, and spoke
briefly.
HMrS. Wittemcyer responded In com
plimentary speech. Mr.. ClarkSon was
then decorated with the eighth National
badge Of the order and escorted from
the hall. Mrs. Emma =. Hampton, Past
National President, read some reSolu-
tiOns relating to the important secret
business OF the order, and spirited
discussion followed.
The committee appointed to visit the
G. a. L. Encampment reported cordial
reception and brought greetings from
the boys in blue. The chairman, Mrs.
NJ. L. Knowles, stated that she was pre-
sented from the platform Of the En-
campmcnt, and amid great enthusiasm
read the following report:
Number of members. lO2, ,j23; amount
of relief fund, S9i, 33j: amount expended
in relief since the organization in 1883,
S24s. 999; turned over to Posts, Sl26, los;
grand total, S375,09S.
q was voted not to elect officers till
the routine business was disposed of.
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BROTHERHOOD NOT IN 1T.
Arthur Says Positively the Engineers VIII
Not Strike.

CLEVELAND, O., August l4.-An As
sociated dispatch from Albany yeSter
day stating that Grand Master Sargent
had ordered out the New York Central
iiremen, and that the order was sent
from Cleveland, was shown Chief p. NJ
Arthur Of the Brotherhood of LocOmo-
tive Engineers. He said 81 do not
believe it, and | am sure Mr.. Sergeant
was not in Cleveland" l."
Grand Master Sergeant arrived at
two o'clock this morning from Terre
IIaute.
When told that he was expected in
Cleveland to arbitrate the strike queS-
tion on the New York Central, he said:
Il have come to Cleveland to meet a
committee OF our men from Young>-
town, to consider questions Of business
relative To the convention
"Then am | to understand that you
are not here to look after the fircmcn'S
interests in the New York Central
Strlke?"
My trip has nothing to do with the
strike on the New York Central"
Mr.. Sergeant terminated the interview
by entering carriage. after stating
that he would be quartered while in
Cleveland at the lIollcnden. =. NJ. Ar
thur, Chief of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, is also stopping at
| the lIollcnden, and the thought nat
urally suggests itself that Mr.. Sergeant
will be brought in contact with Mr.. Ar
B thttr
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Shnrn shnnters RennIte.

BosroN, August 1.-Two hundred
members of the Survivors Association
OF Berdan'S Sharp Shooters, held So
cial meeting to-day. Gen. II. Berdan,
of New York City, presided. 1t was the
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PrrTsBrRG. August ll.-Rlyer . feet
& inches and stationary; weather cloudy
and cool. NJ,
BROWNSVILLE, PA, August l4-River
feet inches and stationary weather
cloudy.
MoRGAyTowS, w. VA, August IL
River 4 feet Q inches and stationary
weather cloudy.
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Murderer smith Declared Insane

PITTsBURG. PA. August li.-Wm. IL.
smith. the colored wife murderer, who
was twice sentenced to be hanged, was
declared insane to-day by commission
of lunacy. The court directed Sherlh
McCandless to remove him TO the DIX
mont Insane Asylum.
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still Confident.

ALBANY, y. Y, August 1.-THE
strikers still continue to speak with
confidence on the final results Of the
strike. The passenger service on the
Central road was to-day beyond criti-
ciSm. Six freight trains were sent west
and seven south from the West Albany
Yards this afternoon.
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A GREAT MEETING.
Addressed By the brilliant VIM. l.. Wilson
and other Distinguished Speakers.

SPECIAL T.tgrlr '9 ne E-gisfsr
PAEkEE~nUEc. August l4.-The con-
yeutiou 0f thc Club Association culmi-
mated in a great meeting in the Acadc-
ms of Music no eight o'clock. The Dem
ocratic Club of Parker>burg, reinforced
by number of the visiting delegates,
paraded the streets early in the even
ing and acted rs an escort for Hon. VIM.
l.. Wilson and Gov. Fleming. \ mag
uifcent audience awaited them az the
place Oi meeting. Over twelve hundred
people crowded the large hall
from wall 20 wall. a few
minutes after eight the distinguished
guests OF the association appeared ON
the platform iu company with President
Haudiau and were enthusiastically APP
p'audcd. Judge j.. VI. Jackson appeared
q few minutes later and as the audience
caught sight of their dcirauded repre-
sentative another round Of cheers went
up tO Doe repeated and doubled as the
hands of the Second and Fourth Dis
trict congressman were claSped in warm
greeting. On the platform besides the
gentlemen named were Hon. X. F.
Kidd. % Gimer; Hon. r. II. Browse, OF
flcasaut-. Str. ". e. Neatou, OF the
local committee on arrangements, and a
number W prominent citizens of Park
er>burg.
President iIlld.an spoke briefly, in
Producing Mr. Wilson. and another ovd-
ton was rendered him as he came for
ward After briefly acknowledging the
enthusiastic greeting. Mr.. Wilson paid
d mp.imeutary tribute 20 the Demo-
cratic clubs and launched into an clO-
qgeut discussion OF the tariff question.
DC reviewed the iuiQuitieS of the pres
emit tariff system which he said eXtorted
au enormous surplus from the people
annually only to bee spent, Squandercd
and diS>ipated iu wild and cNtravagant
legislation. a great English statesman
once said that while other people
guarded against the eucroachmcntS
of tyranny at this or that
point the great English people guarded
most against los advance through the
gateway of taxation. 10 was "a part of
free institutions that government
should De conducted on the most
economic basis, and mo- government
could Doe honest with the people that
persisted ia collecting and retaining am
unnecessary revenue.
Mr.. NiiSod then took mp the woOlcn,
tiu plate and other schedules of the
Mckinley bill and di>Sected them i'm
masterful manner that provoked round
after round of applause.
Al the close ol Mr. Wilson's address
Gov Fleming was called for, and re-
Sp0uded in a brief but happy address.
Goa which he touched ON the most import
ant issues % the day.
Hon. Il. +. Kidd. of Gilmcr and Judge
j. VI. jackson were also called for and
made short but vigorous talks.
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nRornEHnoop Xor IN II

7. VI. Arthur, Chief Of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, says
positively that MS organization is not to
take any part whatever in the strike,
and he does not believe the iircmcn will
either. He has not seen Sergeant,
Chief OF the Fircmcn'S Brotherhood,
and knows nothing about the strike on
the Central, or any in contemplation be-
yond what ne reads in the newspapers.
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IHERE IS no sWtcIhtss III i" 49, 80
Unless your teeth are Just Ike PearlSl
Then would you share its trembling ollss,
Use SOZ0DONT at once, sweet girls
For il alone gives 10 the mouth,
White teeth and fragrance Of the SCuth.
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Tuteresting miscellaneous Matters.
Spscli telegram 20 tts Register.

PAEREESEJRC, w. Va, August H.
Hon. James b. Menager, Of Point Pleas
ant. is in the city and is doing some
hard hustling for the Republican Con
gressional nomination in the Fourth
District.
It IS noticed. also. that Hon. c. Il.
smith has left his ouer0uS duties at
Washington long enough 20 come home
and take survey OF the field,
There are several unpleasant factor,
iu the Congressional situation that are
calculated TO disturb Mr. Smiths pleas
ant dreams Rev. ChaS. I. Caldwell
the lawyer, evangelist. oil >peculatOr,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-15
Ser IA. Suit lit Gan Mntumtu.

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Bafilens@ turmes, murbe bon Der frarls
3DffGen u@plonie" unierer Gtabt in
Der ibll6en Weiie gefeiert, biesmal i'm
Miilions @arteH. Sas programm
lautete: .,8al = 8anfett = Ball."
@tpa 500 bis 600 YerIonen batten fi9
IN ben &dumli9teiten bes Mi1fionss
Gartens suiammengefuaben. INN bas
101. Subildum bes 8eeinnes Der gros
Ben frau3bif9en &eoolution, bieies
@reigniHes, bon benz an man ben BE.
ginn Der uWobernen 3eit" batirt au
fetetn.
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aagel (ein gebOrener 5traBburaer), als
prdioent ber Jeftbeb6rbe, bic &eibe Der
Wnipra9en nit elmer 8egriBuugsz &ebe
in frana0fi6er 9praGe. IS folste
bann Der Stabt. Intpalt, 6err Oscar
8er9tr6m, ber in englil6er Spra9e
elite ldnaere &ebe iiber ben 3uiammen.
bang Der fran36ii6en &epolution nit
Der amerifanif6en unabbdngigteits.
8euegung belt. Sim f9loB fi9 Dr.
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bend iiber bic i%nternationale 8ebeutung
bes gaiilens5 tarmes fpra9 unb ben
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