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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-16
TO TROUBLE THE PRINCE.
AZ An Army Omcer Wales Comes Undel
Laws Against Gambling.

AZ An Army Ofncer Wales Comes Under
Laws Against Gambling.
LONDON, Feb. 15.-[Special. THE attack
on the Prince of Wales in connection with
the Gordon-Cunningham gambling espi-
sode, will not be permitted to rest with the
reply already given by Home Secretary
Matthews, to the effect that the law
against gambling was not violated. Other
questions will be asked in parliament this
week, and they will not be ad-
dressed to the home secretary. Mr..
Gladstone is known to be in favor
of letting the prince alone. Socially, he is
on the best of terms with the prince, and
the latter exhibits and is supposed to feel .
high esteem for Mr.. Gladstone.
Among his other dignities the prince is
field marshal in the army, colonel-in-chief
Of three regiments of the Life and Royal
Horse Guards, etc. The army regulations
prohibit army officers from playing
for money. These regulations are
as binding on the Prince of Wales
as field marshal, as ON the most recently
appointed iieutensnt. On this subject it is
understood that some pertinent inquiries
will be addressed to Hon. Edward Stan
hope, secretary of war.
The card scandal in which Sir William
Gordon Cumming figures attracts almost
as much attention as Irish politics. tits now
alleged thatthe young baronet did not use,
as published, cigarette case for a looking
glass to deceive his companions, but that
he adopted the well-known fraud of ia
poussette." He stands SO high in
public estimation and is so popular
that hundreds of people believe in his
innocence and accept his statement that
his written undertaking not to play cards
any more was given under duress,
chiefly to oblige the Prince
of Wales, who sought to hush up the
whole business. A curious feature OF this
transaction is that Mrs. Wilson, the
aCcusprs
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into eternity than the one who has Just passed
eMoy from ~, frank. honest, brilliant, gallant,
patriotic William T. sherman. Thank God that I
sven knew, that ever felt the hearty grip Of
great. big heart
ssitafed & 20 whether Sc was Catholic Or
Froeesfant. ! heerd his psofessiou Of faith on .
memorable occasion and. under peculiar cifcum-
stances. In New York at the New Engiand din
nouns. He was on one side end tho immortal
Henry w. Grady on the other. when n CONVEX
seu0u ne expressed to me his regpect tor the re-
llgion embraced BY his wife and hle own faith In
600 ana his confidence In the future. He was
simple ~ child, brave - . Hon, sympathettc
- woman, firm a. rock, wrathfui - the tam
- . June morning among his frieuds.
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Marshall, the three English tourists who
have been exploring the interior, yesterday
performed the novel feat Of crossing the
strais to Victoria in an open boat. Al
119Ssn made T. s0ga ssons Rsas o ana
one that IL attended by considerable risk
and often BY much danger. The water
proved to be unusually quiet yesterday
and they made the trip safely.
J. w. Hanson and bride returned yester-
day from Port Townsend and were given .
serenade by their friends, who wished TO
express their good wishes.
Peter Johnson, who was shot by his
brother-in-law while hunting the past
week, was taken Saturday to the hospital
ct Port Townsend for treatment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-16
81 RITES OF WAR.
Eongements for the Funeral
d General Sherman.
I GUN cAlssoN THE HEARse.


Mr. ToNr Heh 1k-Th1~. vee ~rova
~ oolu1e s,s..ss,,e q &,ea -. :. 800 -
81 until lste. 9 nisht Thers "a. moth moth.
ms much g - but the long Grape streams
- 8QQ once In while the foco Of some
one q the family or friends within, as
's s.s f. s4 zs ous g me WINDOW. The cal
~ wsnt inside. A msiorifv 81 the caller
19l& 1870 n, az .tx--ss,.,. ~ 49, M.
.s Sss.s. =. ~ ;. 49, - - -
hut they were the only ones who left the
1.xs,se - 49,, l..,~Iy, - 49,. $780,. az
sSSs- - 80 =. saa1ao uuiln6 ING
- -. .aa - 81 no".lu .nu ous.sl-
e s.s.ss .l,1l J. sne usy ~ arranging iof inc
Auuet1s nuS the details were not settled
o& niehtfall. a meeting az the board Of
seIs.sc.- - a. ~ 49, 800. ~-..S
3 = y. - ssse ascW VIZ sesc CoinaaHo.
sSxy % tho military order OF the Loyal
Legion was held this morning and an
0iJer OF guard Of honor. consisting Of q
company at the commandcry. to watch
Over the remains 81 the dead hero ~
sSSg ~ 20 8 coo'a !! =,
au9ut 49, teleerams nave oeen re-
acelveQ - the mouse since the generals
death.
,nv v.cs-E 's'oens morton 'en' the ioiow-
2iee nneaeR sner,.o., rhe nation r,cnrn. ana
oy5npefhises with you III "a your ercat sorrow.
Youf ulustrious fathers death Il 70 Mrs. Nor
een, qw children and myself the loss Of . per
49, ~. Haenos g whom Ne wsfs devotedly a.
q ) cs~ :: ~ - =. -. s.. :
noun Win "a fsmiiv "a kindrsti 81 Generai
6hsfman. He M beioyed s. "a md INV fsmiiv
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The Umatillas Stop Dancing.

WALLA WALLA, Feb. 14.-[Special. /
Agent Moorehouse, of the Umatilla reser-
walton, today stated that tho dances on
the reservation had all been stopped.
They were not like the ghost
dances of the Sioux, but merely
customary practice among the Umatillas.
The Indians arrested and tried at the
agency were released, explaining that they
did not know they were doing anything
wrong, and it is thought that they will
not attempt to resume the dancing.
No trouble is feared. The Indians
will hold big council at the agency Mon
day to discuss reservation matters. It an
pears that they interpreted the Slater bill
to mean that the allotment of diminished
reserve would be made to them in sew
crafty before the surplus lands were sold
IN the whites
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TRACY AND PROCTOR COMING.
Secretaries OF var and the Navy VIII
Be with the Presidential Party.

New YORK, Feb. 15.-[Special. IA spec
ial to the Herald from Washington City
says: The secretary Of the navy and the
secretary of war will form part of the
presidential party which will leave
here shortly after the adjournment of
congress on tour of the Pacific coast.
Mr.. Tracy has long desired to make
personal inspection of the Mare Island
navy yard, and to visit Puget sound. where
congress has decided to locate dry dock.
Secretary Proctor is anxious to make
the trip now that congress has authorized
him to select site for a military post and
seacoast defense near San Diego,
Cal. He also wishes to in
spect steel interests In the vicinity
of Puget sound, with view to the selec-
ton of site for government gun factory.
The trip to Puget sound from San Fran
cisco will probably be made in the new
cruiser San Francisco.
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Ice Cutters slash zach Other.

OMAHA, Feb. 15.--A number of ice cut
tiers got into dispute, which resulted in
free-for-all fight. Tom Wallace was
stabbed through the heart with butcher
knife. Others received number of stabs
and are In a critical condition A nunber
of Others received cuts, but their injuries
are not serious
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-16

Baker, while explaining the mechanism of
a revolver to friend. George B. Slogle, ac-
cidentally discharged the weapon, the
bullet passing through Slogle's right lung,
lodging in the muscles Of the back. The
bullet was extracted, and Sloglc will prob
ably recover.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-16
Tacoma Livery Rig stolen.

TACOMA, Feb. 15.-[Special. Upon false
representation young man of dark COM
plexion, with black mustache, and Civ
ing the name of A. Manning, got q $3.50
rig from Freeman e. Boggs' livery stable
this afternoon. 1t is believed he has stolen
the outfit. The police think Manning
went in the direction Of Olympia.
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Killed His wife with R.dhot Poker.

WILKEsRARRE, Pa, Feb. l5.-At the viii
lagc of Sheermersville, Edward MCMILLAN,
a mine laborer, while in drunken frenzy,
attacked his wife, who was also drunk,
with a redhot poker, inficting terrible
burns and mutilating her body horribly.
She died in terrible agony. Mcmillan has
been arrested
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Indicted for the Alils Murder.

DELANo, CAL, Feb. 15.-Express Messen-
ger Haswell, who was indicted by the
grand jury, charged with killing Fireman
Radcliffe, of the Alila train robbery, was
today released from custody on the verdict
of coroner's jury, which stated that Rad
cliffe came to his death at the hands Of the
train robbers.
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Murdered by /. Hirhbind.r.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 15.-Wong All
Wah, highlander, today shot and killed
his employer, Jew Lang. Wah claimed
that Lang owed him $40, but the latter did
not have the money, so Wah shot him a 8
he lay in bed. The murderer escaped.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-16
Fatal Ohio Train Collision in a Fog.

COLUMBUS, Feb. blowing To the dense
fog passenger train on the Columbus,
Hooking Valley & Toledo dashed at full
speed into a freight tonight. Engineer
Boutwell, and two brothers named John
son were probably fatally injured. The
passengers were badly shaken up
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-16
CLEARINGHOUSE RETURNS.
Seattle Shows . Magnificent Increase
Over Same Period Last Year.

BosroS, Feb. 15.--Following is a state
ment of the clearinghouse returns for the
week ending February II. as compared
with the corresponding week last year:
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Exchang'. Ines. Dee
cITiEs.

The total for the principal cities of the United
States and Canada was 81 0l7 0SS 597; decrease 05
per cent, compared with the corresponding
week last year.
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There will be lots of pretty girls, delicious
dancers, high kicking and roaring fun In Don.
nelly & Girard's Natural Gas" at the Seattle
opera house, beginning tomorrow night
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Frank Daniels claims to have cleared $1,000
on his ten weeks tour of the Pacific coast. His
two weeks engagement at the California theatcr
Melted him profit Of 5000.
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JACK THE RIPPER's KNIFE
Found In the Possession OF tho Butcher
OF Carroty Nell.

LONDON, Feb. i5.--The saddler, who was
arrested on suspicion Of being the man
who murdered Carroty Nell in White
chapel. was conveyed heavily guarded to
Arhour Squadron prison today. He lately
was fireman on the steamer Fec, from
Turkey. A formidable knife has been
traced 10 his possession. He will be for
muliy charged with the murder tomorrow.
Startling revelations are expected.
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watch Thief Arrested.

Louis Mentally. = hobo, was arrested
last night Tor stealing q watch from q
drunken man in Whitechapel.
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Actio|

Will enable you to secure choice residences
lot in the Eastern addition, adjoining Broad i
way, and only five blocks from the new court
house. The James street cable line rum
through the property and no lot is more than
two blocks distant therefrom
Prices will advance as soon as cars be-
gin running, which will not be later than
February lst hence the necessity of imme-
diate action.
The Eastern lots are 60xl2O feet with
alley.
The Eastern lots are inside property.
The Eastern lots are only twelve blocks
from Occidental square. E
The Eastern lots adjoin the most aris-
tocratic portion of the city.
The Eastern lots have graded streets III
The Eastern lots have only to be seen
to be appreciated and purchased.
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rALMAGE ON GENERAL SHERMAN.

simple - . Child, Brave ~ . Hon,
eympathetic ~ = Woman.
NEW YORK, Feb. l5.--At the Brooklyn
Academy of Music today, DIR. Taiinage
spoke as follows on General sherman:
HE century Aas 10 greater soul to surrender
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ben Ga8ierun8sbor'1lag oetmorfed.
5000, 600 Wart 80 bepiaigen, um lin
teroffi3iere burd 3ablune bon 6ano.
geloera au oeraalafIen, no6 Ablauf ib.
ret Gienf3eit In Der reguldren Mrmee
3u psrbleiben. Gin dbali9es 5DIiem,
wie oos bet Rs9ieruug borgei1lagene,
beRebt in Der frana6ff9en Nrmee.
- Der 3ur V0rberatbung Der neuen
3udsrfeuer 8osIaee eingeieBte 4uss
f6uB bes oeuti1en &eiGstages bat bic.
fen @ntwurf tn leiaer 8eFammtbeit ber.
tDorfen.
= 0as beutide pan3eri6iff rgrin3
Griebri5 Gati" sing am 6reitag i'm
0afen BON Borbeaur Dor Nnter. Die
IatroIeu gingen ans 2anb, muroen
aber nit benz &uf y 9ln bic 2aternenpfd6s
le nit ben preuBea" empfangen. gs
tam in GOlge beHen gu elmer groBarti.
gen aeilerei; auf beibeu Geiten eab es
NerDunoeie. Ser beutl1e Rou(ul bat
einen aasfiibrlben Beri@t iiber bic gin,
gelegenbeit an ben 8sianbten Manlier
unb on bas beutI@e auspdrtise Mmt
gefanbt.
= Sn ber italieniiGen Oeputirteu,
TANNER fam es BEL GeIegenbeit Der Bes
ratbuRgen ber neuen 6pirituo1eniteuer.
8orlage au ftiirmiiden Nuftritten. Ser
premierminilfer @rispi er.ldrte bic 9ln.
nahme Der &egierunes.8 .8orInge ftir ab.
lolut noibweubig, um au perbinbern, raS
Stalien tDieber In bic Gage itlaniiherNbs
bdngietett bonn NusIonbe geraiben, in
-Gel9e es our@ bic @siebgebung bonn
Sabre 1874 geratben iei. Oas ftibrie
cine ittlrmif6e Demonfration unter otn
Witgliebera Der 2ammer betbsi, bic
betieIben au@ i'm Sabre 1874 angeb6rt
batten. Inter hieien befinbet RA ou@
Der Wtinifer oer 6sfentli1en Nrbeiten,
tpel9er ii@ BON bet Minilferbant erbob
uno ben SibunssIaal bsrIieB. @rispi
tDurSe Dor grrcgung iretoeblei6 unb
berlu6te. feline MeuBerungen 3u bemdns
teln. S@lieBIi@ murbe bic Bil mil
grober 0taiotitdt abseiebnt. @rispi
rei9ie batauf bem S6nig iein @ntIofs
lunessefu9 ein, Der oafelbe ieeo6 nod
ni9t angenomnen bot.
- Sn gottugaI bereiiet I'D, i'm Still
len eine Hebolutioa gum Gturae Der
Monar9ie Dor.
Oas 8egna6igunss 9omits Der
tran36itf9en oberffen Suifi3beb6rbe Bat
bag Segnaoigungsgefu9 bss gum 9ooe
oeruribeilten W6rbsrs gDraub abges
iehnt.
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eorat fir Gnre @einnbheit.

adite unb RdHe TN geretn ma@en bic Srsdne bes
srrpers ffarr, pesbaIb ber @erhauunsss unb GIfmi=
ltruHsss grossb i'm @tnter sepObuli9 lansiamer unp
lqptertser prr i4 sebt, ais 9erbft Gans baGeIbe
y NH Ben Nusi4ethunsS -Sunetipuen ber gau. Die
U'nseretee ~ernen oft peri@Ietmt pnt burb tte 30
rem Der oaut pirO nnr Henis abfaufO aussei6teben.
Das esitem beeari iomit siues ssrtfermuben er6ff.
neHfen Mtttee, has sleiH,etis reintat unb reofi,t
uno bas premptefe, ferhe unb srGneiidIte, has y,
Dteiem 3rede eetunhen werben fam, 1t ScRetter 4
aRaeenbttters. eente, lpeIGe cas rbeumatiiGe amt
den, ras 6psyeptti6e ssneiten, i9mer,baftes 4Suds
eElmmsn, btlbie anfdne unb bas In bteer abrss,eit
70 hdufee petnisenbe nerrSfe appfpeb permehen pci
lem rerpen gut earan tbun ibren 6orper burb beIes
berhhmte psseabtIiiHe Rasen= unb @errens Girtr ae
sen unStlcen gu pappneH. 6S perteiert ben Nppeftt
troiftst Den Wo9eu, mdG has Gemhtb better unb 5st
bisteft elm.
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ner foI6en 8uoe tpobnen! lleberboupt
TT bas ganSe 3olIin Elm beraneifeIt
Iangneiliges yteff, bios gut bosu. um
pfstbe barauf su aieben, Dber b6dftens
nod ein 6iiQeu, tDie 9u bill" Damit
uleint er mid, unb baraber loll i'd mid
nun nibt drgern! llnb yapa 1T 10 out
gegen ibn, unb hut alIts, wns er fann
tttr ibn, bamit er f1 3u 6auie nobl
fhblen fcd. Gum Ganfe oafiir ma6t
Ct Bapa BLOB Mer9er.
Nber ablp, Sbr Batter bat bod auG
6reuoe OIL ibm, bsmertte SSrau BON &os
fen. Ct 1T Elm tii6iiser Offi3ier unb
febr beliebt inter ieinen 3ameraben,
ruie idb burG BernBarb weiB.
NbIp wollte aud bapon ni9ts b6ren.
N9, Der! xief fe drgerIid, tpenn papo
ibm ni9t 10 Diel gelb sdbe, tpdr' es ge.
uiB aud nit ieiner BeIiebtbeit nihi
nett Der. Walter fast, bob er ipieIt,
unb boB bic anbereu ibm fein Gelo ab'
geminnen.
@alter gi@bof iaet oas2 rief 3bea,
Nber Ablp, toie fommt es benn, baf
Su ber9lei@eu nit Wolter belpri&lfs
NblD errbtbete Elm tpenig unb meinte,
| 6as lei nur sufdllig gei6eben; peil
Wolter In Berlin fei unb ba man6es
bore, malle er es bod tpiHen.
Jrau bon &eien i6iitteIte ben Rppi
unb lab iebr ernit aus. IoIn aber fubr,
aufgeregt tuie fie nun einmol mar, fort
Sd tDdB ia auh, bob Bapa fur@t.
bar Dlel Gelb an ibn f@ideu muB, uni
oaB er banu INNER elm paar Sage ieb,
ible@ter 2aune lit, unb Der safpettor
Ientmeifer, bic 2eute unb i6 6ann nul
tmmer3u aus9e, e,@Dlten tDeroen. Sarau
1T 9ngo alein i3uIb, bas usiB i'd
re9t gut -
Nun lit es aber genug, Nbls, rieI
Grau BON &Oien. gBenn sic au6 iibe,
Sbre eigenen Meinungsperidiebsnbeife
NIT Sbrem 8ruoer nid5t f9peigen mol,
len, 10 1T es bod isbeafals Sbre pFi@t,
Werbdltnife. bel cenen Sic gar ni1t Be,
tbeiligt ftnb, unb bic nur sbren Naiel
uno Sbren 1ruber aitgeben, unberiibri
5u lofen. Bon biefen Ga@en perbiets
l@ Jbnea gan5 enti6ieben bier 3u fpre.
den.
AbID f6uieg ettuas beftarsf, aber aui
lbrenl erbibten, troBigen @eH6tden
tounte man beutli9 lelen, baB fie alaub.
te, es lei ibr idapsrss llnre4i gei6eben.
frau bon 80fen ftanb auf, trat an fe
lerai, unb leete ibre 6afib auf MOIps
trauien, bIonben G9eiteI.
Siebes &iub, faete He ianft, 6ieglau.
ben oo9, bob Id IS gut NIT Sbuen neis
ne, ober ni9t?
4blp f6wieg unb blidte nit iuioers
itreiteneen @eflbleu Dor fiG nieber.
SO par bic 6reunbin sbrer Mutter,
tubr Grau BON Hoien ianft fort. uub
iDeun Id Sic 10 i5arf uno Iieblos iiber
Oinge ipre9en bore, bic sic bod biel.
lei4t ni@t gau5 ri@tig beurtbeilen, ba
muB l9 INNER baran beHten, mas Shire
Mfutter ftiblen tDhrbe, tDenn iie Sic h6r.
te. @lauben Sic, BOB Re fid5 isbt oe.
frent baben tulroe2
[Eortfssung FOIst.I
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/. .
pIaubereten.


8ernbarb unb 2otbar tDaren eIei@
ua@ ben Jeiertageu mad Berlin 3uritd.
gettbrt. unb aud 6Dbenfein mar ibnen
balb gefolgt.
Sd bin ftob, bob &C tpieber Fort III,
fogte MoID, als ie zines 9RaGlniit0gs BET
ibrer Greunbiu alma BON Noiea mar.
Sd bin frOb, baB Ct meg iif, benu er
pirb imrier Iangtueiliser, unb es bers
birbt mir olle Goune, tDenn i'd ibn 10
auf ben Sopbos berumliegen uno gdb.
men iehe.
sic iolter bod bas ni6t TO laut aus.
ipre9en, liebe MblD, rneiHie Grau BON
@oien. Die eerobt I'm 3immer mar, unb
es fur ibre pHi6t belt, oem mutterIos
len Mdb&en oh uEb au ibre Meinung
3u iagen. Gs III fGon traurig geaug,
ipenu @aGmifer ui@t auionnien film.
men, 6reribe brauben aber iebenfals
ui9ts bapOit au miffen.
Nd9, b0s TIT mir gana egal, bns tlnn
alle Melt b6reH, meinte abb, es 1T
nun einmaI Mabibeit unb i'd merbe
uiemaIs beu@eIn.
Das berIanat aum nienanb bon Sbs
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- Bon ber Sobiolitdt bes Dor Rur.
gem perfforbenea ftiiberen 9eiAstaas.
abgeorbneteu uuo prdIoten 2anbmei5er
in Gau5ig tpirb Der .,8erIiner Bolts.
aeitnng" bic fOlsenOe Garafteriftifde
Gei9i9te ersdblt: DerleIbe funQirie
ludbrenb beg 18e4er Gelbsuges In sSits
Lamb als 5elSseiiiIider. gs mar an,
II. april, benz benf.phrbiseu Sage Der
Grfiirmung ber 9hppeler @@an3en,
wiorgens 6 ubr. Ser Gtnrm iollte BE,
ginnen, ba mint elm bDberer Olfi3isr
ben Gelbprebiser gu flo: ,,Wolleu sie
bsi@ten9 fraste oieitr in bem euten
8laubea, baB Gin um iein Geelenbsil
befor9tes Mttglieb Der 9ir9e nod in ben
IeBten Nugenbliden por Der G9Iadt
feline Geele erlei6tern polle. ,,Sjas
midi. aber einen S9luG gognae mD6te
id." Sd babe 3iuar au6 teiAen, er,
fldrte ber iuhrbiee 8eiitIide, absr G;e
iOllen Sbre @fquifung baben. Gpratbs
unb elite Iporufreid)s 3u benz Mattetens
Der, Inn nit bem eriebnten 2abeirunte
nod fur3 Dor bem 8eginn Der G9Iad)t
gu erf9einen.
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geges.. 9seus8feitsn.
AM! q II D..

-
3piI1en hen republifanile5en
unb bemotr0tifGea 8unoesienatoren III
cine Bereinbarung 9etrofsn tuorbeu, bic
2obsefhe Nationalwabl Bia II I d I
ipieber aaf bic Sagesorbnung au ieben.
= Der 6enat bat bas Nmenbement
gu Der Militdrs s8eDilisungsbtu angez
uommen, mOna4 giienbabnsn, tpeI9e
bon ber 8unbes Ge9ierung 2anbI1ens
fungen erbalten baben, fit 3ruppen.
Sransporte ME mehr als so pro3eut
Der font tibli6en pafagier. .&ate bere9.
nen btirfen.
= Ser berhbmte gnt6edungsreifenbe
lieutenant @9tpatta iitir3te i'm Bart
6Otel 5u Wafou @itn i'm Staate eSetpa
bon ber Sreppe riidwdrts iibers 8eldus
ber binab unb erlitt f9ipere, tpenn nidt
t6btIi6e NerIebungeH. Die Merste ers
tIdren iein Wifberauffommen fur iebr
aueifeIbaft.
= Nus @biea9o bsrt@tet man: gen.
ningtoas 2uftf9iff bot mod Der
Nuf9t bes Bublifuns bic grobe Bee
ftanben. gS lit elm cigarrenf6rmiger,
"a SUB LANCER 6obIeplinber nit groeen
Gliigeln ober Gdbern, bic bon einem
propeler getriebeu ,perbsu, Der $50
umbrebungeu in ber Minute madt.
Cine eIettriI@e 8atterie liefert bie5rieb.
traft. 3uerif .purbe bcs 5teuer In eis
ner geraben 2inie befeltiet, bic 9atterie
murbe in $bdtigteit berisbt un6 bic 81.
garre ffieg lanefam auf ,eitpa 80 SUB bod
unb bewegte fib bant In einem Greiie
bon so Gub Our6mefst in 6em sroBen
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ner bielien Bic Glugmai9ine an Der
Seine. Wa9ber tpurbe bas 5ieuer aa'
bers geHeut, bic 2einen tpurben uerldns
,, CERT uuo Die Wlai9ine tseiite in so SUB
0Sbe in Spirallinien berum. Gin be-
ftimmtes llrtbeil mirb fi9 erF fdllen
laRen, tUenn bas Qafif9iff einen 6Gifs
fer trdgt uHb tuenn bisler es lpirflitb
t1a9 beliebTaer yidtuua toirb {fsuern
t6nnen.
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rommeue WoIfs,ShGumo in, Jw hsnt5tss, s
gfeidle bat cine Observation-Disclosures M l,yan
BON ruub 49 M|ilIipnen oeoet, r,,nS 1S .
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66ldfe grbOIung bon ber 2uif unb ben
@nttrergungeu BEG 9oses.
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fonbern bon ben blibeuben Augen BET
6rol bon WrnnbfD, unb fatt bes tub.
len @ute Na9t, bas fie Tim 3uasrufeu
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