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Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-19
FOR RENT,

From September 1sf, a residence in ::H central and desirable location, used mar RsR years as boarding and day school. ie13 1t Inuuire at THIS OE'EICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10

ADVERT ements received At regular once
.,, rates until =. . Co., pi % q s 3D.
10, uS Croiumbussye.. near West Soth'st.
lv0 49, tafh.st. near 5th-ave.
~ We icd.st.. bet. 7th and 9Th aves.
~ s,hs~vs. cor. l4th.st.
ies ,,etween 18th and 77th sts.
~ S g i,stwecn 18th end 18th sts.
i'SS6S - sve near O1st~st.
TX 9st'ave'. near 0Uth-st.
''77S Mssve.' corner l7th:st;
~ 1870 near East 37th<t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
FURNISHED Rooms tuau tco.

GENTLEMAN aul VII an" vi Ing TO
nav suitable prize for large sunny room.
with good board. in iriN1i" Pfoi' TAM
family below 7-.f-st. Addr,~-, sta y ,
,,rns. :. Tribune UPTOWN Ohi,c, ia.
broadway.
Bright. nat room; T ell
eu'r0undiaos: rot over - mOn'h; b low
0t1-st.. wet 3i-avr. LADY TEACHER,
Tribune Up.own once. Ire broadway.
ADVFRTrSEMFNTs AND SrBSCEIP-
TIONs FOR THE NFW-YOEK TEiB.
INE WILL RL RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. ! ~ broadway,
"a aoor North ~ Thirty-nr-t--t. and AD-
NERTl SFMl.N'fS at the following Branch
Onccs: 9ji Ash'h.aNc. 100 Thiid-ave.
corner Forty--cvcnth-s'- $50 East Forty
s-v-n;h-si. corner Thiri-aNc. $50 last
l3Jth.st.. near Third.ayc. ! ,O2G Tltrd-aye.,
near SiNtv-iirst st.; LOS rr-t-aNe. lo1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
Gountrp Real estate % let


FOR REM. Farm near the Sea Islands
branch Of the :. e. T.. X. X. For par
ticulars. address Mrs. J. {. WILSON,
Negeetfs Postohice. Colleton County, ). L.
FOR RENT. -10-room house; modern
improvements large grounds; choice loca-
ton: eight minutes walk to depot; I'M
mediate possession; account going abroad.
will take reduced rent. $50. Address L.
]. W., P. o. Box 551. Westfeld, n. j.
INTERCOLLEGIATE New.York
C,ty.-PerfccNy appointed and beautiful
smau villa tc rent unfurnished. to April,
1896: finest location: river view special
Inducements to immediate and satisfactory
tenant WIN. IL. HOYT. Vanderbilt
ave, opposite Grand Central.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
FURNISHED Rooms.

| A SMALL FAMILY owning brownstons
house wish 10 rent room 10 gentleman.
! l23 West 45th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
Citn Real gslaIe 60 fct.

HOUSES TO let. furnished and un.
furnished desirable locatlo ns. FOLSOM
EROTHERS, SO Broadway.
LEFTOVER houses and flats on the
West Side: rciucsd rents. STEVENS,
?th-ove. corner 9Sd-st.'
123D-ST., between Lenox and 7th ayes,
stone. bsv window front. with buffers
PANTRY extension; completely furnished, eN:
cept bed linen: automatic gaS-burners d
burglar alarm; new house; occupied Only
two wears: private family: references re-
Quired. NJ. G., 10i West 125th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
90 Get for Bnsin ess pnrpose

BUILDINGS. STORES. lofts. studios
and Offices: desi r1hle locations. fOLSOM,
-iGtHERS, SO Broadway.
CHOICE OFFICES, different sizes, at
modcrste rents: buildings have al IN
nrovements. Apply 10 jlnito,s 10 Bfoau-
way. IS Chambers and - centre SIS.
ADVERTIsEME NTS AND SuBsmRiP-
INF WILL BE RECEIVED At THE UP:
TOWN OFFICE. No. .242 Broadway. "a
door north OF Thirty-n'st-st. and ADyEn-
EASEMENTS at the following Iian'h ~ ~
Gtb.aye: 157 Fourth-ayc.. corner Fouf-
tceu,h.st 200 Third ave. $50 Fast Forty
ssyenth.st.. corner 3d-avc. (; $50 East l-'th-
st., near Third-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
6elp UanteO.

.-.-.--~>~.~
WANTED. Men women. bows AM girls
10 make all klnds rubber oyer-hDes also q
uarty to rent large house ani Keep boarurtr
upon or address MEYER RUBBER COM
TASY, MiDtown, mr. Ncw-Bruns"lch' ~ D.
Males.
COLLECTOR. $500 bond also tookk ,a,D-
or. SO ofiioc a.. .tnt az cirfh. ian
yer's olicc. $50. MUTUAL A"LNOi. S'f
broadway. --
WANTI.p-A competent salesman who
und r,tand. his usinc.- apply iy iei. IL,
oniy. Xddress SALESMAN, Park & TIL
ford. 3sth.st. and Gth-aVc.
WAxTED.-A good plain cook. washer
and ironer for family Of thee aduks. AT
tn.day between 0 and II a. H., at so
West s7th-st.
WANTLD.-A well-inronn>d. educatcd
gentleman 10 travel and take orders On high'
class .crlnl and instalmcnt works. silary.
commission and expenses PAID. a. Is.
TEN BROCK. As Cnlyci sity Place.
Females.
WANTED.-Ccneial housemaid; Out OF
town. 40 minutes. minutes nom oepot
all conyen.eIccs must be good cook. wash
rr iruner, ana Know how 10 bake pioai :
rsfcrcnce Ieuurcd: good wage. Tor hfst-
class gir. Call - West 12ih-st.. between
II al IL TUESDAY.
| WANTED.-A WORKING housekccrer in a
small family; lady wishes Worhine
| the very hest Of reference as To honesty,
| sobrle'y and capabllty 10 manage servants ;
must be willing and obligine aud lcauy 10
| DO pllliI sewing when desired. AuireS
with references and terms. Mrs. NJ. BOX
| 7j, 1,242 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-10
tuork Wanteo.

Males.
YOUNG MAN, %. wants position
where no will be advanced wiuing %
work good references furNisn"d. JAMES
NJ. LEWIS, Warwick. Orange county
n. Y.
A YOUTH. aged II, wants work OF any
kind Address 10 West uOust'h-st-
la<cry. ---
YOUTH OF 10 who has had some eN-
per,cnce in Wholesale drvg0ods would Ike
!, positlon at small wages where thefe -
a chance for n future; good reference given
Address WILLIAM DOUGHTY, 4Jo west
22G-st.
A YOUNG MAN wishes a situation as
driver. packer or porter. or willlny ~ 90
ANYTHING ref rcnces II required. j.. BORIIi'
WICK, 233 7th-st.
THE TRIBUNE.
AT BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements receivet a. regular smse
rates until \ D. H.. W.:
1J- 4th-ayc., cor. 14th-rt.
Az slave. between roth and 18th sta.
Ss.i 3d-sve., between 18th and 10Th sts.
/ O26 Sd.ayc.. near 0ls,-st.
l .70S 1staye., near S9th.st
7OO slave, corner 41sh-st.
55l 3d.ave.. near East 3lthSt
6. Avenue 4, between I'd ara 4th sse'
II Csnai.st. and 1877 Diyision-st; c.
liS Church.st.. bet. Wsren ana Cnam'
os, shave :. c. cor. Of 23d-st.
| ie2 Coiumb-s-avc., near West oeth-se.
100 West 42dst., near 6th-ave.
20 West 1&th.st, near 5th-ave.
257 West <2d-st.. bet. TN ana % Avn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

TYpEWHIrEIlB- sOAfn HAHGAIRB ~
second hand iinmingtOna. ~ A, Fiahburn,
Dallas agent ior tie Aun6on, beet Ia The
Would.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
CAPT. euRke.s DETAIL.
From FlahIlng Mexioans and Indians We Goes
10 lho Worlds fair.


San Antonio, TcI., March o. -lSpeclal ;
Captain John g.. hourke of the TINA
United States cavalry arrived here today
from the lower RIO 6fnAde border,
where M has been enngcd in active
field duty IN search OF Mexican bahln5s
duriug the past several months lie
states that be has been ordered 10 re-
nort for duty with tie department Of
sfnfe in the Columbian exposition ~ Chi.
eneo ga Tic Iatin-American department.
under Honorable William =. Curtis. lie
doc NOT know exactly what the nntura
of his duties win be-. He viii receive
Ms Instructions at Chicago, Tor which
CITY he will leave tomorrow Captain
Bourke has been in service ~ the depart
ment OF Texas for tie past several years
ana there h no OFF er in the army who
las made p better record Tie has been
IN tho army for thirty years and has
been through SOME severe campaigns with
indians and desperate MpXican rey0ln-
tioiist. The new detail comes 10 hm
wnroli,ited aud BE- anticipates relief
fr3tu fle arduOns field duties which have
fnUen 10 his loi for 50 many years he
bns iust completed q lengthy article en-
fittal .sTba CONGO Of America IN which
M describes the RIO Graude river valley.
Wis article was written while in cnmp
and viii appear III Scriiners AAgazlne.
m an interview with tue corar p0n0enL
Captnin BOurko suites that the lower
border country Il 9ili infested witt q
large number az the Mexican bandits,
but that through ibe efforts " The lhlici
Stafes troops The bands % ontlaWs are
being rapidly broken ~ ana tue incul'
bers leptured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
CArSE cR1rnnr

w. w. Kendall Es1.. Of the firm Of
Jones. Kendall X Slcoper. has received
a copy Of the mandate of the court of
appeals affirming The decision of the dis
tnct court Of Galveston. for the dpfen-
usll5 ia the cause celehre. the style OF
winch Is the T. NJ. Tongue heirs vs.
John G. WatrOus ct al II I'm. boon
forty years since this lIueation beeen
aud Il has been Ia on the courts. Every
attorney tn Waco Of tcn years prucuce
mas had some part in it aud il rs familiar
10 thousands. The civil court of apppals
has Just issued is naudute and settled
the title Ia 5000 ocrpa of land of Nc
Lehman county, including Tie entire Filth
ward OF the city of Waco This land
u the la Vega grant To get IN the
hlhd the size OF the body of land com
tended for by Senior Simon Amssina. for
himself ana other heirs of n. NJ League.
one must truce on the county map line
from "a point opposite the mouth of tho
Bosque, twelve miles uorthwnrd tuwnrd
the Hin county line. Their turn and run
the line to the headvatcrs of the Tc-
haucnnu. aud those two sides of an
angle with the Tehaucnnn forms the
boundary of the La VEGA roya patent of
Mexico. IL was a splendid prize. ana
Senior Muasinn worked hard for L.. de-
voting his life to the task, but his heart
broke when II went against him On the
district court March a. 1883, und be-
died. In respect To- his wishes expressed
In his will his lawyers appealed. and the
affirmation against Mussiua and for the
defendants. Wa,rous ct M.. probably
did not disturb the sleep of H. genial
old gentleman who believed The l.apsley
tides TO he derived through forged
power Of attorney, and desired to appro-
pirate East Waco aud fourth OF Me-
Lehman county beside IL was proven
that the power of attorney was NOS n
forgery and the Lapslcy titles good aud
every deed 10 laud within the La Vega
boundaries depended upon this decision
for valuation, and the decision against
the League heirs maker perfect the title
of the settlers In the Fifth ward with
its factories, schools churches, business
houses and residences md the county
with It's plantations. farms and ranches.
quieting the minds of rot less thnn 500
families and making between 1900 and
1000 people feel good
Senior Simon Alua5inn often visited
Waco in his researches He hunted
Spain and Mexico for dispositions and the
masses of manuscript which win 70 TO
ashes now thai his LITIGATION has lapsed.
was equal 20 Jamdyce W. Jarndycp 50
familiar became his figure that the old
court clerks used TO see In fancy the
shade Of the old gentleman at their desks
filing phantom dispositions and amend
ments IN the suit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
HlLLSBORO.
Housekeeping Day Draws a Big Crowd-A
Habeas Corpus Trial.
Bandsmen.

Hinsboro, Tex, March -(Special)--
The newly organized band, consisting Of
eighteen experienced bandsmeu, under
the leadership Of Prof. j. T, Williams is
worthy of note as one Of HillsbOrO's
latest improvements.
Yesterday being first Monday the
streets of HillsborO were thronRed with
people from morning till night II being
stray sale or rather horse-scoOping day
the town was a surging mass of humnni-
~, aud 70 lend enchantuent and lnstre
To The occa siOn,t the salvation army sud-
denly appeared upon the scene and pro-
ceded with their usual performance
The haheas corpus trial of td Forrest
for the killing of g. II. Murphy &C Blum
iW February last was called today. He
was granted bnil IN the sum Of $1,000.
Colonies 1ilmun. Smith and J. II.
Groves OF Fort Worth and Hubbard
City respectively. are the visiting at
torneys in court today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
ADvEN ruRe.
asSq By Huge Hog 10 Be Eaten-A
bog Reseu,s the Child.

Tea March Especial MIR.
't WHO WAS In the city yesterday
lteullur adventure which befell
l2e ne BIG Mineral recently.
N'ley, Who % a renter, occupies n
I'M ,gnh near Tie Mineral. Last
loinlng AIRS, Whitney placed her
,ii ground under Tree AMI gave
70 play with until she went
l ~ nler pail OF water. The
.qll 100 yards distant. During
l,, I large hog grabbed the baby
. ~ ns anu started for the woods,
4 fn asel The stream at the wagon
M wv me mother caught sight OF
s ~. '-ine out Of the brush She
. ~ t'li and screamed FOR the dog,
D.. uer side In a moment. Tile
lNner and dog tlep gave chase
\ She states That they ran
n n ' 9rlore the hog was brought
F " su9 Mifr fence, The dog pressed
y iet 80 the child and turned
Fl ~ Mla Whitney Snatched tie
A n o,,,- Ground and holding Il 20 her
.n,. % cry. The child was
"a VA 49, NE clothing removed. The
lM n slightly wounded, cnusing
3 ehi,rs nut Ia a short time y
silt az ever II the hog had
4 d w infant 4 would have de-
frequently the case.
u NE glass OF Aneostura Bltters
pl al, X restore the appetite. Manu-
"A Az d s pr J. q. b. slegert a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
NlTES

Efforts TO raise the sum Of $4,000
necessary 20 the location OF the Melho-
dist Orphans home IN this city, and the
commencement Of work on the building
are going on unntcrruptedly Although
the effort is not receiving the prompt
response with which il should De met.
it is said il viii he successful
Through "lncle Sam's' mail bearing
the frank of Honorable H. L. Antony.
seven large sacks OF public documents
reached the pogtoliicc yesterday and We're
delivered 10 Judge JenIlins for the ufe
Of the county. The Information contained
in the documents covers all subjects mud
questions Of governmental control aud
inquiry and Is Of much value.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
WACO BUDGET.
A CASE THAT HAS BEEN COURT.
60 FORTY YEARS
The inauguration Excufisrs on Their WAY
Home Damage Suits IhrsalsneJ
The Orphans Home.

Waco, Tex, March .-ispscisi, Tho
Waco delegation at the ipanenrot H., N,
Washington saturday left that citv an
their return trip today. stopplue onS a5v
az Lookout Mouutoin on the way. arriving
"a the city next Friday NIGHT Desf,ite
the dis9grecablencss of q March hiigaard
IN Washington, the party enjoyed the trim
ana Tie ceremonies highly. Tie immense
crowds were such O novelty 10 severnl
members OF the party that they will not
DC forgotten IN a long time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
DANIAHE SUMS

IL is stated the DISTRESSING acc,dont
winch befcll lady and her driver ON
north Sixth street SUNDAY cyenina. la
ieuing on a high emhankment forming
Tue approach TO the bridge over Barron's
branch, viii result IN damage suiis
against the city for negligence i'm MOI
properly. placing walls, guard rails or
fences along each side Of the street, thus
making such accidents impossible.
~ is claimed that IL Is the duty Of the
city to protect aud render its streets ~
safe as possible and that its fnilure fo
properly protect North Sixth street at
the point named is such negligence M.
viii subject the city to the recovery oil
damages.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

aLI.iAM HOSsE PRACTICAL IfAIyIEli-.
w baft blocked willie Valiiu4 orders
of matt az csrfeaS promptly Atloulou 20
ile Jones etfees.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
MonpHNn ANp TopAc.

The Eusor institute has been open q
little over two months and IN that timo
has cured thirty patients. among thcm
some of the leading citizens of Fort
Worth and surrounding towns. Any
one Interested can get those names for
reference by calling ut the institute, oil
East Third street. on addressing II. L.
Hughes, manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
REST on Ann

To cleanse the system IN q gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the spring.
time comes, use the true and perfect
remedy. Syrup of Figs. Ono hottie win
answer for an the family and costs
only 80 cents; the large size 81. Try it
and be pleased Manufactured by the
California Zig Syrup company only.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


UNIV AAt's
AT persons scrRirr employment or tcsir.
ing help Of any character are invited 20 use
this column free 81 charge, fnch advertise
merts not 10 exceed thrcc unct
Ncties 81 articles lost and found IN this
cQluriu. not cxccccdiug three uneA VII
aiSo he Inserted free.
tt is thc desire Of The Gazette - facilitate
the search Of persons Tor employment rnd
Nc recovery Of lost property, aud al cor-
eiauy Invited 20 use this coidmn for such
purposes
SPECIAL NOrwHa
PARTIES answering Advertisements below
must address the advertiser and not me
1asettc rs this paper has nctmoH 70 oq
With ne advertisements fnrthef than 70
The Gazette cannot undertake 20 forward
feplcs unless prepaid and addressed cuNer
olta accompany advcrtisOmenth
no personal" notices printed umcea 30
comranicd BY the name Of advertiser.
Advertisers should remember thar lettet.
nrect.l e. initinls only, are NOT ueuNtIes
tnruurh the rOstofice II Initials are uefy
hcF should he addressed 20 tho care ~
some pcrson. firm or pcstofice hox. Adyci.
uHements can be left AZ Ous orfce, Or scnt
Wrnga the mail 20 The GasettN tSs
n answering advertisements mention this
paper.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
FIREARMS
N % Shreveport to Locansporl for
be Mhnns.

hisb,al1N-' March Especially
w, trouble Il hfewine az
4 t.5 '',sgh The Houston ana shreve-
nA aus morning hardware
q le,,r.f teoeyed an order from
1874 "nes and shot guns which
siineS ,vnee, subsequently your
ls of ,sf The negroes employed
eee ~, t Sabine River Lnmbrf
n ~ N ~ strike. and that d
~ hsi H''roea IA sympathy With
J lle ilyegated Ia that town
u w 'tih az the mills vllnfcd
. tlis ~. Rsoiection This Is sup
n ss ne order for fireaT1ns
"' AAa bean received from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

It costs only * cents 10 send a watch
by express or II cents by registered
mail therefore no one should allow a
good watch 90 be- spoiled 10y uu incompe-
tent workman when they cun for the
above sum send their work 10 J T.
Mitchell SOL Main street. Fort Worth,
bp had
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

THE NORTH TEXAS CATrLEAIEN.
win meet Ia convention at Fort Worth
ON the l4th of March The business to
come before them will hc of great inter-
est to all stoclmcn, and every man con.
ccrned In the cattle industry should he
present Those who do come will find
that none but the famous iOyear-uld
Belle OF Nelson Is served over the
Mansion hotel bar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

Ono thousand p'wts old gold wanted
los i. n. Mitchell. the ieweler Jl4 Main
street New goods given in exchange
for old gold and silver, or highest cash
price paid for same.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

Nebraska man. who recently advor-
tlsed Tor a wife said he wanted ga Southern
girl who would Doe willing tn demonstrate
her ability 20 cook By preparing "a meal
Ina his presence"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

since the Introduction Of electricity on
tho street railroads In this country, the IN
dustry OF raising large Horses M canada
Ia M lnmnnl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

A curious book, the text of which "a
neither written nor printed. but woven,
has lately hcon published Ia Lyons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

NOT ~ ANY TRUST.
But, "Cut and Slash Cheruots" Is the
best smoke for for . cents ON earth.
Try them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

The ruilrOnd mileage OF Connecticut rs
greater according 90 area, than any couh'
try OF Europe except Belgium
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
GnnNER cLnYELANp

Witten's stables are equipped with
new livery throughout Phone 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

To my customers and citizens Ia gem
oral. / take peasrp In Introducing TO you
]. A Mugg and Aurph Popplewell, as
my successors IN the butcher business.
Thanking you for past fnvors and would
ash Won continuance Of your trade
FOR them. feeling assured that you will
he MS well trented, If not better, as you
were by me- Il. l.. CUNNINGHAM.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

smokes "Cut and Slash smoking tobacco,
because its best and cheapest ounces
for . cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08
SPECIAL NOTnRs
GAZETTFS LETTER LIST.

List o. iettcrf remaining uncaiied for In
tho ccunting rNou on yesterday. az D. "a.
Persons calling Tor them will please say "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-08

WHITMAN BROS.
Are the leaders In dne footwear at reas-
enable prices
, 1893-04-27
9te bemttee SlottcmparaSe.

0ur9 Sic beuteOftttag tm6afen bpngtetp
0orf, inn 8eilein beS BrGfibenten GIeDe1
Lamb uno Ietnes GobtnetteS, 6es 6er3o9s
BON Gera9ua, zines gtacbfommen BON
G9riitopb Columbus, bes btplomatti6en
GorpS, Don 8un6esienatpren un6 Gon9reBz
mitgliebern, un6 angeltcbts fat Der ges
1ammten BeDDIfertng Der Sta6t gtetp Oort
un6 8rooflDn un6 Der gan5en b~ortt9cn
1tmgegen6, unter getpalti9em &anOnenz
bonner un6 benz ionittgen iiblicben 8ompe
bDr itb ge9angene groBartige internattoz
male S%lottenparabe, pur6e Bic &eibe Der
Seftli6fetten aus Q(nlaB Ser bebpriteben6en
@rOffnung Der columbii6en @eltausiteIz
lung in 9lGnSen6fter 0etie etn9eleitet. IS
tparen IN. bem tpunberooaen Qluf3u9e, Der
eireStrefe bon iiber 3tpet Wtetlen etnna6m,
Bic SLotten Der Ser. Staten, @roB6ritans
MEN, 0euti6lanO, Srantret6, &uBlanb,
StaLien, Spanten, 9dnemarf, S9pe6en
un6 Noripegen, 8raitGien, 6oIanO un6
Qlrgenttnten nit tnsgciammt 81 &riegsz
1btffen, bic metiten 6erielben ~neuefter Con-
itructtpn uttb na6re tn9et6iime Dertrete1t,
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