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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01
AN OLD SORE.

Annual Spat Between the Two Houses of
Congress Over the Payment of Senators
Clerks.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-There is an
interesting little fight going on between
the Senate and House over the urgent
deficiency appropriation BILL made up
principally of appropriations for the
Government printing, and unless the
deadlock between the two bodies is
broken there may be somewhat of
an interruption of work at the Gov
ernment printing Office. The Senate
added to the bill a provision
for the payment of salaries to
clerks of Senators during the interim
between the two sessions of this Con-
gress. This would indirectly make
clerks to Senators annual instead of ses-
sion employees, and the House refused
concurrence in the Senate amendment.
The Senate conferees refuse to sign the
conference report and permit the other
items of appropriation in the bill to be-
come a law unless the House yields.
The fight is really a continuation of
the struggle between the two bodies last
5CSolOl1 1hG pClldUC w StIl
to the regular annual appropriation bill
made Senator'S clerks annual employees,
but the House refused concurrence and
finally carried its point, the amendment
being stricken from the bill. In the
closing days of the session, however,
the Senate passed a simple resolution,
to which, of course, the assent of the
House was not necessary, providing
for the payment of Senator'S clerks
during the recess from the Senate contin-
gent fund. There was no money avail
able in this fund, and it is now thought
to increase the fund to the requisite
amount by a deficiency appropriation.
The House is steadfaSt in its deterniina-
ton to resist this and members of its
Appropriation Committee say that such
a thing as paying regular salaries from
a contingent appropropriation was nev-
er contemplated, and that to permit it
would be for the House to abdicate its
power of scrutinizing and providing for
the expenditures of the public moneys.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01
BOLD SMUGCLER.
The Captain of a Spanish Vessel
Boards the United States.
he IS QUICKLY TAKEN PRISONER.
his vessel Seized and Taken to Key West
Omcers Confirmed In Their Suspicious
That the Vessel Was Engaged In
Illicit Trade.

NEW YORK, Dec. pa dispatch from
Key West, Fla, says that the Angelica,
Q ship flying the Spanish flag, has been
captured off the west coast of Florida
by the United States revenue ship Nc
Lane, and has been brought into port
by an armed prize crew under the COM
Tnand of Lieutenant =. IIuberroth, of the
McLane, and is now in the hands of the
United States authorities at Key West.
The capture of the Angelica was eff
fected in the vicinity of Sanibel island,
on the west coast of Florida, the Nc
Lane carrying the vessel by an armed
boats crew armed with Winchester
rifles and cutlasses. The ship was full
Of Spaniards, but none aboard showed
any disposition to fight. The Spaniards
gathered forward, scowling at the Amer
lean sailors. Lieutenant HuberrOth
walked forward and secured the captain
and called to his men at the same time
to be ready with their pieces.
The Angelica's captain produced bill
OF store provisions purchased on the
Florida coast, but this did not satisfy the
boarding officer, who at once directed
part OF MS IOTCC 10 SGdTCn Tic Bill NO
eOntraband stuff was found, but the
character of the vessel seemed so GER
tain that Lieutenant Huberroth direct
ed the Spanish captain to accompany
him TO the McLane.
O. Captain Smith convened a court of
admiralty in the cabin and it was de-
eided to seize the Angelica and convey
her to the nearest American port. A
prize crew was sent aboard armed to
the teeth.
Just as the McI1ane's men were run
ming the Angelica's anchor apeak the
Spanish captain called on his men to
fight and declared that he would die
before allowing his ship to be carried
of. The Spaniard was seized, placed
In q small boat and sent aboard the Nc
Lane for safe keeping. The crew of
the Angelica were quickly admonished
not to attempt any thing rash on pain
of death.
The Angelica now awaits adjudica-
ton and will in all probability be Of
fered for sale in the course of few
days. The proceeds will go into the
Treasury of the United States. The
fact that the Angelica was not provided
with a register was alone sufficient TO
cause proceedings against her.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01
BIG TREE PARKS.
Report of the Special Agent of the General
Land-Ofice.

Report of the Special Agent of the General
Land-onhce.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-Andrew Cald-
well, special agent of the General Land
office, appointed to make an investigas
ton as to the location, condition and
number of giant (Sequoia gigantea)
trees in the Stockton and Visalia land
districts in California, has made his re-
port to the Commissioner of the General
Land-office.
In the Visalia district the report says
there is one small and one large grove
of giant trees. The latter is virgin for
est and contains over 1,200 giant Sc
quoias and many more small trees.
Some FIVE years ago a cooperative col
ony located about forty entries in the
neighborhood and are constructing
road to this timber belt. The colony
number about 600 members and has re-
Gently engrafted the Bellamy idea as its
leading attraction. There is danger,
the special agent believes, that these
people if unmolested will soon destroy
the most wonderful and perfect body of
Sequoia gigantea in the world.
Ina table giving the number and size
of the trees in the groves visited, only
those forty-five feet in circumference
and more, measured three feet from the
ground, are claSsed as giants. OF these
2,6T5 were found. Forty-four are over
eighty feet in circumference and several
are more than 100. One is 1O6 in cir
cumference or little more than thirty
five in diameter.
Secretary Noble has requested the
Secretary of War to station a company
of cavalry in the Sequoia National Park
and another in Yosemite Park to pre-
vent depredations on the mammoth tree
groves. 1t is stated that the so-called
Benamy colOnists who have in part per-
fected titles to lands in which these
trees stand, have expressed a purpose
to hold their claims in spite of Opposi-
tiO0
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01
Seiah Chamberlain Dead.

CLEVELAND, O.. Dec. 29.-Selah Cham
berlain, grand uncle of Jennie Chamber
lain, the famous American beauty, and
an old resident of this city, died yester-
day, aged rs. He was a leading rail-
road constructor, having built most Of
the lines comprising the Chicago, Mil
waulzee & st. Paul system,
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh rail
road, the Lake Champlain railroad
and the Cleveland, Lorain &c Wheel
ing railroad, being president of
the latter at the time of his death.
He built the Wabash & Erie canal and
the Ohio & Pennsylvania. He was large
ly interested in Lake Superior iron
mines and a director in several local
banks. His fortune will amount to sew
eral millions, of which his grand niece
Jennie will probably inherit a large
share, as he had no children Of his own.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01
Indian afnrrInre Raforuns.

CALCUTTA, Dec. 29.-The Indian con-
gress has unanimously resolved that the
ages for the legal solemniZation Of mar
rage should be raised for females to 10
years and for males TO 10 years, and the
legal ages for consummation Of mar
rage TO Il and 20 years respectively.
The congress also resolved that the en-
forcing by imprisonment of DEGREES for
the restitution Of conjugal rights should
be abolished.
There is q serious outbreak OF small
pox Ut the seaport town Of Badersleben,
Germany. Several deaths have occurred.
Emperor William has issued orders to
The police of the Empire TO keep In the
background during his future journeys.
The orecian Chamber Of Deputies has
slested NJ. Constantopoulos president,
and has reelected the viee-presidsnts Of
the standing committees.
DR.. II. A. Dauphin, native of Alsace-
Lorraine, and tor twenty years presi-
dent of shs Louisiana Lottery Company,
died Ct New Orleans % the 1sth, aged
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01
AIInnman,s Death.

DENVER, Col, Dec. 9s.-Charles Nc
Donald, a ineman employed by the
Electric Light Company, was instantly
killed last evening by coming in contact
with a live wire. He was working on
top of pole near Fifteenth and Blake
streets and after receiving the shock he
fell across the wires, his hand grasping
the wire that killed him. In moment
the smell of burning flesh was disting-
utshable and before he. could be taken
down 2 blue smoke arose from the burn
ing flesh from three places on the poor
1elioyris hodv
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01
THE ITALIANS DELIGHT.
A GastronomIc Treat to the Children ol
SunnV ItalV.

A GastronomIc Treat to the Children Of
Sunny Italy.
Ravioli Is the Italian National dish.
It is expensive and is made with great
labor. A celebrated Italian chef gives
this definition of its component parts:
''You take" he said, some breasts Of
chickens, little sausage that is made
only in Italy, and of which very little
is used, as it is for iavoring only; calfs
brains, parsley and bietOla. and this is
all mixed into paste. II you can af-
ford il, you will also use truffles Then
you make a pastry of eggs flour and
butter; there must be no water used
This pastry is worked on board
and rolled as thin as paper. Then it Is
cut into forms by using the top OF a
sherry glass. The edges are scallOped
and the Fasto is put between tao layers
Then il IS hroilcd in broth FOR thirty
minutes ami put q non = Z siter: over &
is poured a r-avy n h as is used for
macaron', anf the wHole IS served with
plenty of Parmesan cheese. TO male
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01
BIG FOOT BROUGHT IN.

His Entire Band Prisoners to Major White
sides and the Seventh Cavalry.
OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 29.-At the head
quarters of the department of the
Platte a dispatch has been received
from General Brooke which stated that
Major Whitesides, in command of a
battalion of the Seventh cavalry, had
captured Big Foot and his entire band
near the head of Porcupine creek.
About $50 bucks surrendered.
General Brooke also telegraphed that
the hOstiles in the Bad Lands had sur
rendered and would reach Pine Ridge
on Tuesday.
RAPID CITY, S. D., Dec. 29.-General
Miles headquarters will be in the sad
die after to-day. as he will probably
start for Pine Ridge, going through the
Bad Lands with an escort of cavalry.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01
smelt Brlmstone and Renented.

OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 27.-March % last
Bill Newton broke into Samuel Snyder's
store. The proprietor mistook the
policeman for the thief and
shot the officer in the arm.
Bill escaped and went to Cali
fornia, from there to Texas and Mexico
and then to South America. Yesterday
he returned to Omaha and introduced
himself to County Attorney Mahoney
and requested that complaint for
burglary be lodged against him, which
was accordingly done. Newton says he
wants to go to the penitentiary to relieve
his conscience and learn trade.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01
RnrIe,l Under a Landslide.

TACOMA, Wash, Dec. 99.-Friday
night on the Pacific division of the
Northern Pacific railroad at Oloqua
canyon, where the Union Pacific has
been graded to cross the track of the
Northern, an immense bank of earth
fell with a mighty crash from the up
per portion of the bank. and the rail-
road tracks were hidden from sight for
several hundred yards. Assistant
Superintendent Brimson was notified of
the accident and Immediately started
for the scene and temporary tracks will
be laid around the obstruction.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01
The Anti-KidnappIng League.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The new Anti
Kidnapping Leagues National commit
tee has issued an address to the public
stating that many sane persons have
been proven in court lately to be ille-
gally imprisoned in lunatic asylums and
that such Imprisonment is easily in
fiicted without trial and hard to escape
from. They say that rich people whose
property is coveted and persons whose
spouses wish to get rid of them are
specially liable to kidnapping.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01
Disaster in China.

LONDON, Dec. 2S.-According to adj
vices received here the steamship
Shanghai recently caught fire at sea
and is supposed to have become a total
loss. The disaster is understood to
have occurred near Wuhu (Woo-Hoo), a
treaty port Of the Chinese province of
Ngan-Hoei, on the Yang-tze-Kiang,
about fifty miles above Nanking. The
crew, consisting of about sixty natives,
together with several European officers,
are supposed to have met their death
either in the flames or subsequently by
drowning while attempting to escape
from the burning vessel.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01

The Bulgarian Sobranje has approved
the war budget after having increased
the credit for Notifications by 100000
francs. This was done at the request
of the Prime Minister.
Daudet's new drama, "L'Obstacle,"
which has Just been presented at the
Gymnase Theater, Paris, is pronounced
a relative failure, and is criticised as
lacking dramatic fitness.
Clearing house returns for the week
ended December 81 showed an average
decrease of 11.o compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was 1919.
=. Z. Anthony, Of Leavenworth, ar
rested upon the affidavit of Postmaster
Ritchey for publishing and depositing
in the mail papers with a lottery adver-
Hsement, known as the Dauphin ''ad-, 1"
had q hearing before United States
Commissioner Clough, and was dis
charged.
Consul Twitcheu, located at Kingston,
Ont, says he has been spoken to by a
Canadian exporter in regard to defrsud>-
ing the United States revenue, with a
view to getting him 20 enter into the
practice. He also says he believes that
consular frauds have been praeticed TO
the extent reported.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01

us Glassware an agreeable neigh.
bor?" Very. When his boy heaved
a brick through my window, Glassware
came right over, and offered to pay half
the damage il I'd give him back the
brick "-Harper's Bazaar.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01

The number of marriages is in pro-
portion of IS to every 1000 individuals
born; the time when the greatest num-
Der of marriages takes place is in June
and December-about the time Of the
summer and winter solsticeS
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01

Charlie Usually Does.-One Of the
most unnecessary remarks ever made
by human lips-from the cold-blooded
outsiders point of view-is the young
brides tender injunction as she stands
IN the doorway with her arms twined
lovingly around her husbands neck and
says: "Now, do take care OF yourself
until you get homo again, won't you,
Charlie, dear?"-SomervIlloJ Journal
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01
StranRnIv died.

OTTAWA, Kan, Dec. 29.-Mr. and Mrs.
J. Strong had arranged to celebrate the
ffty-frst anniversary of their marriage
Thursday and relatives were present
from various parts of the State to par
ticipate In the festivities. In the morn
ing Mr.. Strong died and in the after
noon Mrs. Strong passed away. Both
were apparently in excellent health and
their sudden deaths were surprise.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01

At the request Of the Grand Duchess
of Tuscany, the Emperor of Austria has
sent war vessel 10 South America to
search for the missing Duke John.
Hertz won the six days go-as-you-
please at st. Louis with score of $50
miles.
Columbis, Tenn, lost several houses.
including negro dance hall, by fire the
ether morning.
Nine. Patti Is going to lead 1900 chill
dren of the schools near craig-y-Ros,
Wales, in singing.
Secretary Noble has inaorsed uurs-
servedly the proposition TO cut down
pension attorneys fees.
Eight Of the turymenf - signed q
petition for the conn of the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01

this properly requires an experienced
cook; but once it is eaten. the diner
will never forget it 1t will linger in
his dreams as one Of the delightful
things Of life. IN. Y. Star.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01
AMERICAN JEWS.

InserestIn.- Figures From the CenSas once
Concerning the Children of Judah and
Benjauiiii.
WAaHlssE0za Des. 2s-ThR sizizioa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01

The Sanborn County Bank at Yoon-
socket, S. D., has suspended because of
poor business. Leon L. Stevens, the
city treasurer, was the owner. The
county had 200 In the bank.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01
Arrested For Murder.

COUNCIL BLCFFs, Ia, Dec. 27.-This
morning Officers Robertson and Lone
gan, of Leavenworth, Kan, arrived
here, and with Marshal Templeton To-
Gated and arrested Nettie Wallace, alias
Collins, colored, at 1s North Main street,
for the murder of Joshua Rigley at
Leavenworth on the night of December
20. She confessed the crime.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-01-01

Padlewsh. the notorious 31hlitst
Tuurderer Of Paris, Is believed to be hid
ing IN Bulgaria.
James ". Cain and Elizabeth Snow
berger, while driving across the track
were struck by a northbound extra
freight train on the Vandalia near Cam
den, Ind. Cain was instantly killed and
the girl fatally injured
The London public seems to be losing
sts.4ondnsss for Christmas pantomimes.
Asssfy one West End theRtsr-Drury
fsne-presents this once Indispensable
attraction this year. Even In the sub
urban houses the pantornfme finds but
ssF faEfholds this season
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-09

General Sames 8. 2onsftreet, BET berbor=
rssagenoe eoaf0berirts 9eerfabrer. iit-1ie aus
Gtbens in Georgia, ieinem 8pbnorte, beridz
tet tpirb io i4per e~rfrnnft, bab CT Die arbett
an ieiaer u@ei4tdte Ser CONFEDERATION" eins
1telet rauBte unb bab man befir9tet, er tperbe
bieie &ranf9eit i9trerlt9 iiberleben.
@enerat 2ongitreet ipurbe I'M Sabre 1921
in Sib.garolina eeboren, er berlieB 6ie Miz
litdr= Ieaoemie gu 8eitpoint ais Sffaier I'M
Sabre 1912, madte ben n.erifanifden aries
nit uno erlanete in 6emielben nesea perl6ns
ilid1er Sapferfeit ben 8aiorss8ana.
Seim ausbru4 bes 8irserfrieaes trat er
cur CONFEDERATION iber, 6iente NIT aroser
Nus5etdnung nnter benz General See ut6
bradte es gum General lieutenant lnb sunt
Corps gommanbemr
gta9 benz <ege fDbnte er fih NIT Der Neu-
%prbnung Der 9in9e bDltg aus nnb 1dIoB ftd
aus i~tnerter neberseusuns Der republican,
i9en Yartei an.
Ct befleibete tpieberbolt 6obe 8~unbesdmter,
tpie 6as bes Safen= Snipectors bon Retp Or
leans nnb beS 8unoes @eianbten in Rone
itdntinopel.
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Die 9lusffeamua b!

Sn ber eefrisen Geriommlung ber
Direttpren Der Snternationaleu MusHeIs
luaes @efcni9aft. beantraaie 9err g..
.. 2amtmauil, bic Mushslung fir
1891 fallen 3u laHen, ba oie n6tbigen
6onbs ni9t nufsebra9t nerben fOnn.
ten, biefelbe gu einem @rfolse au
MAIDEN.
Cine grtldrung baftr LIT In Der fol-.
getiben WuseiuanberieBung 3u finoen.
Die Geieaf6aft i9uIcet fur grdmien
bonn bOriGen Sabre etpa $4,000; bic
0dIfte 6opon lomint auf San Nntonio.
Die Snbaber bet prdmieni@eine biers
felblf unb einiee anbere @ldubiger nit
tleineu Gumme1t, battei fi@ einberfans
ben erlldrt, R9 nit Der 6dlfte ibrer
JOrberune abfinbsu au Iafen.. Gobalb
He nun iaben, bob bic @elb3ei9nuugen
$26. O00-pDrldufs allerbines auf benz
papier = errei9t batten, berlnnsten He
bas gauge. Oaran f6eitert nun Der
pIan Der 4bbaltnng elmer Nusiteuune
In oieiem Sabre. Dem lou bic @e'
iammiiumme Der GOrberungen 0usbe'
3ablt merben, 10 bletbt fein Gonb fir
bic 5oir i'm 6erbae iibris unb bas Re-
iultot ipirbe abermals elm SefiJit iein.
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0ejmmbbeit TT @ei9tbmna

OF. g. 6. Wefs NerpeRs nnb Gebirn : Qur III Elm
oarantirtes ipeeifl@es 9eilmittel fur 6gferte, 9rdms
liss Herpbie Menraista, &cpfl&mersent uerpbfe tebers
tFi1ung uhe G3fpaunnnB, rerHf{a@t hurm ben hters
mdtt3en Genn6 bon Nftphpt pber Eabat S@laflpfss
tstr Riebersei4lasenbeif unb GefirEeripeiAuna, BE
n Batninn eusaEtet unh .aasemeipes Glenb, GteMs
ttum nnb COB herbetfhbrt. GS 1T aud eth Ge.[mittel
eegen iyhh5eiti9es Gltern, ae9en tlnfruHtbarfeit, Sms
pcte1B Bel teibfR @eI4Ie9tetn, Gpermatprrbcea, bers
urIadk hurN gfiliee Observation-Disclosures cher bur@
SngeMtfinbeus Sesf S@d@td entbdIf bic dnr fur
eintH Monntt $.00bie GMa6tdt eber 6 GMa4teln
faE 800, bur4 BE #pf sesen Ginjencnns hes aresie&.
GBtr edrantiren, bdb g G96mtela feben EaH betIer
wegben. @stt ieber 9efeguHs fur 6 GmaMteln, bic BET
ms nit BEN gretfe e~tnIdnft; fenben MIR hem Defeuer
unieren i4riftIi&en 0areniie : G&ein, bab mir has
0efb 5urf6I&f6en, mean H0ss WQitteI feline SeiInna bes
Writ GoI4e G&eine iuerben nur a~u8Befent BON
9ttp Dsns Gtsre lGtnBtse Gsenten) 30. 8 GAP
Commerce Erect, Gan Nntcutr, 9eyas.
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QlIerlet.

Die Wra1tas pnB Babn tpirb
bemnd@f auf ibrer 9tnie mad &odpott
unb CORPUS @brifft tdgIi9 - alfo aud
@onntaes 3hGe laufen laHen. Die
A~bfabrts3eit miro %gednbert. Die 3ige
berlaRen San Iutonio cine etuube fri
ber unb fabren bon &odport cine 5tuuz
be fpdter ab.
= Die Siemering 2oge go. 80 bes
Oroens Der 9ermanns' S6bne lit bier
srganifrt tporben. 9ie Beamteu Der
Qoge fnb: PrdRoent, Sen Neutmia;
gieesprdfbent, 8. 6utb; eefretdr. st..
@ngelD; e9abmeifer, 8. Mant;
Mart9au, DITTO @eife; Gtbrer, @bas.
Dietrt4; Wa6e, 9enrp &abm; 81.
nan3s2 omits: s.. 966nfelb. ". S@mitt,
6reb. 9eile.
Mir b6reu NIT 8er9naget, baB
9err U. 3tementsd, befen Gel9Gft in
Golge Der @elotlemn;e cine ~uneruartete
unterbre9ang erIitt, bemud6f i'm Stan.
be iein pirb, bofeIbe pieber 3u ibers
nebmen. Die 69mierigteiten tperben
balo geboben iein uno 0err 3iemonted
tpirb Hh freuen, feline alten 2unben,
bic CT fets prompt unb reeI bebiente,
tpieber In ieinem @ei9dfts[OtaI au ieben.
Nn ether MISUNDERSTANDING
farb beute frGb UNI 6 ubr Grau @ass
uer, bic 8attia bes 6errr @bos ".
@ngner, .bes 2aiferers ber Mranfas
poB Balm, in ibrer am proipects0iu
gelegeneu Mobnung. 9as 2eidenbe<
9angni6 iuoet mor8en 8ormittas um
3 ubr bonn S%rauerbanfe tide Monte.
rep unb @bupeberas str.) aus ftatt.
Die @ount1 2omi1dre uerben fi6
n06fte Wn6e bas Boarb Of @qualiIas
ton or8anifren unb bic N6eHment 81.
fteu. reDibiren.
= Der Sun Mntonio DeutlGe MGns
ner1or DeranlfQltet ON @onnabenb ben
ID. In Mutbs @arten Elm Ronaert, Der.
bun6en NIT BAL, gum Belten Der Geier
bss Deuti@en 6ages. SIR fseuubli&f
.Gberianbte &intrittsfarten unieren
9antl
Die 2ebrer Der bHeniliden s@us
len iiberrei9ten benz Superintendent,
PROT. 5. 6. Smith, Elm pra6tooles III.
berues Sbeeierbice. 6err @9o9 be,
mertte. SaB bic 2ebrer f9 beranlaBt
fiblten, i6rer freunbf6aftli&en @eRns
l1lIng unO ibrer 8erebrang fur bas
Gberbaupt Der G@uIeu Musbrud 3u bers
Ieiben. Gerr Gmitb fpra@ In marin
empfunbenen Morten fir bic Mufmerts
famteit feineu Dant aus.
- Die San Mntonio 8retping N5os
eiotica IdBt mil auertennunsspertbsm
INTERCHANGEABLE In BeebiIe eiue
gisfabrit erti@teu, tuel@e SIS. 600 tos
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