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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22

CHICAGO, July 2I-Buliish foreign news
and bearish domestic advices sent wheat
up and down the scale in irregular fiuctu-
lions today. but July finished Is cent
higher. Corn closed n cent higher, oats l
cent lower and provisions higher through
out the list.
Wheat opened with jump at 11I91 cent
advance, hut soon sold down SS@155 cent,
rallied 54@as cent. broke 11s9H, advanced
] cent, changed some and closed steady.
The early strength came from the higher
continental cables. Liverpool. according to
the public cables, was no higher, though
private advices were stronger. Private
Berlin cables reported market excited by
advices from this side; weather wet, aud
from another source the market was sold
up 4 marks. There was a good deal of
realizing at the advance and the market
gradually sagged hack under the free offer
iBgs, the rains in the northwest and better
crop reports from that section creating a
weaker feeling. The Price Currents
summary was rather bearish as regards
winter wheat. and inclined TO be a little
bullish on the spring wheat outlook, stat
ing that the situation was more critical
in some locations. There was little de
mand reported for cash wheat, and
it was something OF factor.
The elevator interests were free
sellers of July at an advance, and this
action again created great deal of com
ment. Closing public continental cables
were much stronger, and this accounted
for the advance late in the session.
Corn was generally steady within q
cent range. The action of oats early anu
the warm weather were the strengthening
factors.
Oats declined sharply after a marked adj
hal >
cent. Lack of demand caused the de-
cline.
Provisions were generally firm on live
hog receipts under the estimate and buy
ing by packers. The market closed strong
at the top. Compared with last night Sep
TENT or pork is % cents higher, Septem Der
12IZ kluhar
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WILL DIG A DITCH.

O'NEILL, Neb.. June 21.-The contract
was let today for the construction of the
irrigation ditch south of the Elkhoru river
by the Elkhorn Irrigation company. and
work viii commence in few days The
contract provides for the completion of
the ditch by November l, 1894. The pro-
posed ditch will BE- twelve and IA half miles
long. 1t takes the water out of the Elk
horn river ten miles west of O'Neill and
conducts it south of the river to point on
Dry creek, four miles south Of O'Neil. 1t
will lrrigate one of the prettest sections
of the country, comprising over go 600 acres
in extent
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CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Mouey on all.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Monev on call easy
at per cent. last loan l per cent, closed / per
cent. Prime mercantile pap-r 234s4% per
cent. Sterling exchange dull. easier; with act
ual business in bankers bills at 81 Scss for
demand bills. and 81 Ss$4 for sixiy-day
bills; posted rates, 81 Ss1Ra4 81 Commercial
bills 81 S5s4. Silver Certificates 6la65.
The total sales OF stocks TODAY were
los $50 shares, including: Atctison, 900: Amer
lean Sugar. 1880: Chicago Gas, lS.4sl;
DIstilling 4.s0G General Electric 500; Mis-
souri, Pacific $780, ST. Paul, 5000, Union Pa
cific 1890.
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sAT1LEY UNDER ARREST.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 2L-Elmer c.
SattIey, cashier of the defuDct Kansas
City Safe Deposit and Savings bank, was
arrested today on four new warrants
charging him with receiving deposits after
the bank was in an insolyenb condition.
The prosecuting attorney feared that Satt-
ley intended to flee. Twelve of the forty
four cases in which indictments were re-
turnf d against Sattley are set for trial in
the criminal court at Independence, Mon
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UNDERWRITERS CONVENTION.

CHICAGO. June 2l-At the convention
OF the national association of Life Under
writers, Philadelphia was chosen for the
place of holding the next annual meeting.
Officers were elected as follows:
President, E. II. Piummer of Philadel-
phis; secretary, George +. Hadley of New
York; treasurer, b. a. Wedelfeller; exec
utive committee. George p. Haskell. New
York; Joseph Ashbrook. Philadelphia; W.
L. Gage, Detroit; Ben William, Chicago;
ii. i. Shepard. ST. Paul.
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DENY, OR EXPLAIN.

CHICAGO, June eli. NJ. Townsend,
president of the Anti LynchiDg League.
has written letter to Miss Francis Will
lard asking her 10 retracJ or defend state
ments she is alleged to have made regard
ing the negro while in England.
Miss Willard was quoted as having
spoken dispars gingly of the negro and
stating that she thought lynching some
times justi6able. She is invited TO appear
before the league and define her position
on the question
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Of the Australian co-on;es

where the railways, telegrsphs and
many ether public services OF the kind
are under government control. have
adopted policy Of sending officials To
other countries 20 study the eonduet
there OF affairs in their special line and
generally 70 gather experience. Rail
Nay Managers telegraph engineers.
city officials and many Such persons
holding executive positions bsve.IsteIy
been sent to Europe and this country
70 study IN their speclal,y
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CLAIMS TEE RIGHT 10 WRITE.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 2l-Lawyer J.
A. Smith, who is being tried for criminal
~ libelling S. s. King the Populist no!ics
judge. and indirectly the Kansas state add
minlstration, in letter published, ad-
dressed TO Governor Lewelling, is making
peculiar defense. He claims that as
citizen interested in the public welfare he
had right to write as he did provided he
believed his charges to be true.
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Mrs. Partington-A pious old lady
happened in a Christian Endeavol
meeting. She was much impressed by
the young peoples earnestness. and
especially pleased with the singing.
She said: "0h. do love TO hear EN-
sing, They sing with such venom
Utica Observer.
Poor Tommy is in disgrace" said
Mrs. Figg TO the friend OF the family
who had dropped in. Il have Just had
to give him whipping. You can have
no idea how much hate TO do such a
thing. | am 50 tenGer-hearteG. Il
wish sobbed Tommy. that you was
tendsr-handed stead OF tender-ksart-
ed. ~--Indianapolis Journal
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New York Produce.

New YORK. June 2l.-Butter-Qniet.
Eggs-Steadier; receipts 40 packages.
Coffee-Options opened steady. unchanged to
points higher; ruled generally firm but quiet;
closed steady at D points advance TO IL de-
cline. Sales, 1900 bags. including July at
Sl5 Goals 20; August, sl4 65al4 20: September,
sl4 l01ll Is; October, Sl3 6Oal3 %; December,
SIS l5al3 20.
Spot Coffee-Rio. steady; No. Z, l614a3s:
mild. steady: CordOva. 19al914. Sales, Lou
bags. No. at 1914. to be shipped.
Sug,r-Raw firm; fair refining quiet. Sales
1000. Brazil So test at 2 ZIG,
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FABULousLY RICH STRIKE

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, June PA
strike of fabulous richness has been made
in the Pixies Peak mine. The new find
consists of an eight inch streak of decom-
posed quartz and tale which averages
sixty ounces of gold to the ton. being OF
very much the same character as the other
three veins found on the property.
Pixies Peak is by far the richest gold
property discovered in Cripple Creek.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, Jnne 2l.-For all classes and
qualities of seasonabl- stuff the inquiry OF
previous days was well maintained and
considerable business was done though
moderate sales. For the more staple goods
there was no settled request, still many
goods are going forward on memorandum.
Printing cloths were dull at 11-16 for "a
SQUARES,
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ST. LOUIS, June 21.-Wheat-Cash.5 61S; June,
563sc; July, 57Jxc; August 565s.
CoRN-Cash. 40lac; June. 40l4c; July, $3.50;
September. 40.
oATs-Cash. 47lsc: June soc; July 3Slac.
PoRK-Lower; jobbing $l2 S1l9.
LARD-Nominally lower; So s0a6 60.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-22

Tzr Central Congregational church.
% Brooklyn. sen, So Is former pastor,
DIR. Hszry II scuiIdcr. sTco IN gold
AID a coagratulatory istser on n. o.
easioz OF his golde3 wedding. which
was celebrated 49, Winchester. Mas.
rrceutiT-
Il issi India lad . 90 Ch-istia=
converts ~ p-e>eEi there arg - ~
Hindoo Christians and !. go 60 a.iiissr.
s1tS q Carss-izs churches. The nass,
Der fconserts las: year wss zs.ee9. !.
Tie las ten years there las b>en
gain q 30 Per cent
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DENTISTS.


osly e~rElss IL tie city thsf ass 80
IsBVfpxre Graham Asssssa x
ExsrAetlnz Ts-fh without Pzin.
Tue oatT issTfecsiy S<fs. % t-EeSzAFs
f3rsrss ssnszsss krl0sr 70 to- Jfofss..prl-
- EnoEHsr Szafh sEd rsEs4as HSrea
2 lse-n 6oNnsfs. led szsifsss - siAos@ss
- ~.-.sl-ssf E~alsgstts 1E4c~s fag 81 aDsS-
:. fs..zzla- 49, p irtia- ~
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INld q n r IL
GRAIN MOVEMENTS,
st Louis q ain

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was steady unchanged: creamery. 14l5
elsc; dairy, l2al6Isc, Eggs, steady, unchanged;
QlSalOc
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Cash quotations were as follows:

No. 2 spring wheat $3.50 No. spring
toI H n So SyeiIow r corn Hso no c 0ats
z7c. No. . white 50a5315c. No. 3 white 5la52c.
No 2 rye ACC. No barley, n'm'l, No. 3
bic, No. !, nom'I 40 flaxseed 81 az, prime
u 4715. Lard per 100 pounds, So 6221Aa6 62 Short
ribs sides, loose, So 6Oa6 62l5. Dry sailed
shoulders. boxed. s. 6219aj S712. Short clear
sides, boxed, So 75a6 S711. Whisky distillers'
finished goods. per gallon, 81 Il.
STRAIGHTFORWARD Cut loaf 4S, grsnulat-
ed g. standard 8 4 20.
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WICHITA MARKETS

WICHITA, June q.
CATTLE.
Cattle-None.
Hogs-Market sc higher.
Hogs
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES
The following are the representative sales OF
hogs at the yards TO-DAY,
No Dock Ave Price. No Dock Avo Price
- 80. lS6 Is 10 ~ 10
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EXTRAORDINARY VITALITY.
The Longevity Of Tosds and Frogs Said "a
BE Surprising.

The Longevity of Toads and Frogs Said 70
BE Surprising.
The persistence of life IN frogs is
very long. Spallanzani preserved
some frogs in a mass of snow for two
years. They became dry, stiff and
almost friable, but a gradual heat
brought them back to life. vulpisn
observed return of life in frogs and
salsmanders that had been poisoned
with eurate and nicotine. In both
cases the animals IN question had been
for several days in the condition OF
cadaverS Toads have been shut up in
blocks of plaster, and then, having
been deprived OF all air except what
may penetrate through the material.
and of all sources of food, resuscitated
presents one of the most curious prob
lens that biological science has been
called on to explain. The longevity
and vital resistance Of toads are sur
prising. Besides the experiments we
have cited. nature sometimes presents
some already made, and vastly more
astonishing. Toads are said to have
been found in rocks Such cases are
rare. but it would be as unreasonable
TO doubt them as TO believe in some Of
the miraculous explanations that have
been made OF the matter. The phe-
nomenon is marvellous, II is true, bat
it is supported By evidence that we are
not able to contest; and skepticisIn,
which is incompatible with science,
will have to disappear itrigurous OBJ
servation shall confirm IL
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Vocal Instruction.

Miss Jean Kaufman will give VOCAL H.
sTRUCTIoN in all its branches At tho
Siekner Conservatory Of Music, For terms
call or ADDRESS Miss JRAN KAUFMAN,
Sickner Conservatory OF Music, Wichita,
Kansas
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO, June 81. - Cattle Receints
10000 Prime TO extra native steers $4,000
4.7G; medium 81 20@4.50; others IS. 1903 %.
Hogs Receipts 1000; market higher
Rough and heavy S4@4 p; packing 81 Goa
$50; prime heavy and butchers weights
a s0d5 90; light 81 1904 20; mixed s4.6O@
1 so
Sheep-Receipts g. 600; market slow. Top
sheep IS. S5@4 90; top lambs 81 60@4S5.
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KANSAS CITY. June 2l.-Cattle-Receipts
2.4o0: shipments, .. 600; best steady. Others
weak; Texas steers. -. 40@3 40: Texas
cows. Sl.50G3.45; beef steers, So 25CG4 IS;
native cows, Sl.60GS.5 80; stockers anu feed
ers, 81 zoos 65; bulls. St.S0GSO0
Hogs-Receiprs, 1900; shipments. $500:
market 81 higher; bulk of sales, 81 65d
L15; hesvies. 81 6564 So; packers, 47O@
SIS; mixed. 81 COCA 80; lights. 81 55@4 as:
workers. 81 70(d4 80; pigs, 81 40d4S5.
Sheep-ReeeIpts. 500; shipments, Loco,
steady TO weak
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OMAHA. June 1.-Cattle-Receipts $50;
with only handful of cattle on sale the
market showed little more life but there
WAS no noticeable Improvement in prices
Cows sold a trifie firmer and there was
good active feeder trade.
Hogs-Receipts $500; prices ranged
from q. so for poor light stuff up to 81 IS
for choice hesvies. Heavy and butcher
weight grades sold at n premium, but fair
10 good hogs of all weights sold largely AT
81 65G470
Sheep-Receipts none; market nomi-
nally unchanged. Natives 81 1908 80.
westerns 81 5063 -; stockers 81 O0EI2 %
lambs $5.00640O
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. June 81
The market today experienced the following
range OF prices.
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when the train made its first step
after leaving home Mr. SiIDpkins, who
had been in a brown study for several
minutes, raised his eyes. which had
troabled look in them. and remarked:
IN V dear. are you sure we hsTent
forgotten anything
''0f course we haven't" responded
ne good lady, cheerfully. II would
have tnc>ght OF IL the minute the train
started.
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LOG EsNT-A NICELY Sur sgsHED FROM
Il reOs4- iDSsziTe ~ ~ SS-za 9osssxs 4Fsscz
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NgoSET 10 Loan SftOET gfuE SMALL
vi l9N-st rzs<s. <zrarsts
5@as ei<sz & x-E - se<Ef-is- D.-E sa<3es- -
Sc.-s z2.a as<<s- 49,
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FOE EENT-Rooms.

t.og RE.T-SEarLT FU.SfSHED AZ I
fzTats8sd rSozHs- AgEiE - ssrtA GAil- Z.
q. thir1 cO9- -
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Loo EEST SlCEI.y fUkxr-HED kssDss-.
~ dag - Hee-. - s=~Eerre a. isseS-
arld Prsl.rlsrsr- -s1-gs $50 49, 0fssc~
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IIx4xtI-iL

I%os- zf-SC-A xICsLT FUsSfsHEs f.sS3E
II 20 -olSs Lsss-esr =vessaz- So
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:. a. EEISTER. OF. Coz.r7
THE WICHITA POULTRY CO..
Wholesale Dealers in
POULTRY, BUTTER and EGGS
o. P. CozATl'

eo4 f. DOUGLAS AVE
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Opened. Highest Lowest. Closing.
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SaDi Garnot, 0as Opftr fttes
s~flendJelm0roers.

9is @rmorbung bss p%rdfibentsn
Der franaDfiden Rspublif Garnot
bur9 ben itaIienifden 8ddergsIeaen
geiare @iobanni Santp fanb am
SOnntas. "a. SUM-, ftatt. prdiibsnt
@arnot befanb fid auf elmer Miffion
bes Sriebens, als er bon benz S!abl
RES Meidelmprbers ni~ebsrseitredt
fpurbe.
@us 4nlaB Der bprtigen QusFtsls
lung tpeilte garnpt in 2bon, no er
bon benz @plfe nit benz srobtsn Gnt>
bufiasmus besriibt porben mar.
Ddbrenb prGiibsnt Garnot na4
einem Ssitbanfett in elmer offenen
gquipage mad benz Sbedtsr fubr unb
f.h Dor benz @ebdube bes grebit 2ps
onnais in Der Hue be ia Hepublique
befano, fprang Der Wiorbbube nit
einem Stilett, bas er nit elmer 3eiz
lung perbedt bate, duf ben Wasenz
tritt unb itisB ibm ben Stabl in bic
rehte Settle. Ser auf ben Sob .berz
punbete prGfbent musoe na9 benz
prdfetturgebdube transportirt. pGbs
renb Der MDrber in @epabriam gez
npmmen tpurbs. lin IL ubr 45 Mi=
nuten friib trat Der Sob elm. Die
Grmurbung pirb ala Elm Ra9eutt Der
Inardiiten unseIeben, bu Der WDroer
Santo ii4 offen gu benielben be-
fdnnte.
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ans benz NadlaB beriibmter Son.
bi6ter.

Wenn beutautaee sinem Gomponis
item elm Wert einf9lGst, 10 lit er sea
ipObnli9 fir ale 3ett finansieG eebprs
gen. Sang anoers ma es Dor 100, ia
nod Dor 80 Sabren, tpie Elm Bid auf
bic Standardization beriibmter
Sonpidtsr lebrt. So iparen Bel Mps
Sarts Sobe an barren @elbe go @uls
ben porbanben. 9ds gauge Snpentar
etni4lieBli4 Der tleinen Muiitalienbt=
bliothet bate einen S9dbunsspertb
bon taum 400 9uloen. = 8~eetbopens
Sinterlaf eni9aft geItaltete fi9 beIier:
Na4 Der Mittbeilung bes gurators
betrug bas gauge Qctip : @ermDaen
on 9aarT9aft, Cribs fir pertaufte
MObel unb Muiitalisn 10,232 @ulben
Gonp. : Wiin5e. 0dppn ainqen ab an
&rdntbeitsz unb 8serbigungsfoIten Ips
pie seridtli6e9 ebiibren 1918 @ulben,
10 baB rein eriibrist purbsn 9019@ula
ben. Der Curator, .. Bad in Wien,
bemertte bisrau: DAB bieIsr seringe
0ermogensna9laB benz 8erbienite bie=
les groBen Msiiters ni9t angemefen
mar, lift pobi ri6tig unb piirbe auf
feline 3eitsenofen elm i9limmes 2i9t
tperfen, tpenn bic urfdden biefes 3lz
ftdnbes ni4t In Der Dent unb Senbs
lungstpeiie bssIelben geiudt tperoen
miiBten. Gr mar nur Meiiter, er
fannie nur bic &unit, bic @prtbeile
bapon lieB er 4nberen iibrig." = Gum
Grbarmen lit = nab ben i'm Mrbip
bes g. &. Wiener 2anbesaeri6ts be-
finolifen Srun5 S4ubsrt'fden Der
Observation-Disclosures = Der Na4lab bes
groben, unerrei9ten 2ieoereomppniz
ften. 9erIslbe beitunb in folaenoen,
seri4tli6 seiadbten Gffecten: 8 @ebz
rode. 3 tu9ens Srads, 10 8eintleiber,
9 Weiten, 5uiammen i'm Wertbe pbn
81 9ulben; 1 9ut, 5 paar S9u6e,
2 Paar Stiefsln, Wert6 2 @uloen;
4 9emoen, 8 Salsz unb Sddtii9eln,
ID Baar Spden, l 2eintu9, 2 9ettaiiz
den, i'm Wertbe BON 8 @ulben; 1 Mas
trube, l politer, 1 Oede, i'm @ertbe
bon 6 8uloen; einige alte W~uIitalien,
9ei9GBt auf 10 @uloen. 4uber biez
fen genannten Sa9sn i'm @eIammtz
tpsrtbs BON So, fage breiunbied3ig
@ulben O mar an irbii9en @iitern
bonn SGnser bes nGrltOniss" ni6ts
porbdnOen,
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Sn 8strsff Der Sommertoiletten bat
bic Moos fir bisie SaiIon cine unerz
fennenspsrtbe Reuerung becretirt. Seit
LANCER 3eit iinb 9leiber DON lei9ten
Stoffen pie 8attiit, Muslin II. +. M.
ausf6liebli6 4benbs, BEL 9artenparz
item unb Spmmeruntetbaltungen gez
tragen poroen; auf ben Straben err
T6ienen bic Oamsn in snsen Soiletten
bon idpsrenS toffsn. Die Seioe. Woae
IL. I. M. Die 9amsn f9pibten, alIein
fe fiisten iid r%efignirt benz Ma9tgebote
Der Mobe. &Dnnen aber gu biibI6en,
gsfdnisen Sommsrtpilstten ~paTenbere
'Stpffe geoa9t tpsroen, als bic in feiz
mem @spebe, Sarten Sarbeni9dttiruns
aen unb gei6madpplsn Muitsrn berges
fteIten Muslins, 8attiits u.i.p.9 9as
men. pslde Elm einfarbises aleib bspprs
sugen, finben inter ben f9ier sabllofen
S6attirungen bon 8lau, Roia uno
@elb cine iiberrei6e Muspabl; grDberen
anfpriifen piro nit ipunberbibiden
8lumens unb Nrabssteneffettsn @eniige
aeleiitet.
8sbursugt pirO punttirter Sdpeiser
Muslin Dor benz einfu6 peiBen Sabri=
fat. @orsiisii6en Gffett ma9t etnt
Soilstte BON i9parsem Muslin mil
peiBen 9unften, iiber beren am Sall
st!pas ~Offsnsr Suiqs Elm 6i4p sstrat
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GranaSfiidss 6 oft il m.


aussei9nittsn unb Der MatroIsntraeen
brett. Inter leBterem fam Elm Stiid
StOff, bas nit 9eiaB p~erSiert 1T, sez
traasn peroen. UNI gals unb Rdden gu
i9iben. Die peiten Yuffdrmel rei=
den muir bis gu ben Gabogen. Sin
anbsres biibi9es goItiim aus blauer
Serge bat Wsite unb Repers auf benz
2eib4en; Der aus tpsiBsm &aI9mir
asfertigte BOD lit nit Streifen bluuen
8siabes peraiert; Inn bic Sai1s pirb
loie cine peiBe S4Grpe geIdlungen.
Die 3opfbeoedung Tam benz pstiOnltz
den @ei4mad entIpre6eno %arrangirt
tperben. Sebr fleioiam lit elm qua
bratfOrmises Stiid pbdntaiieitoff, beiz
fen SSarbs nit Dem Coffin barmOnirt;
bdsielbe pirb pie Elm Surban I'm ben
&opf sei9lungen, born in groBen
S9leifen gebunOen, beren Gnoen man
melt abiteben ldbt. Die lansen
Striimpfe miifen Die SarbenbarmOnie
bes Goitiims perpoaitdnoigen. Gum
S9uB Der 5iiBe tperOen lei4te Sanoas
len %getragsn.
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Natur tummeln unb bic @lieber in Die
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biefer Saiion bic a1su luftigen Babe
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einem folden b~dusbadenen InSuse bat
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fid Hiemanb auflsbnen.
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Ser ermorbste prdiibent Marie
Srancois Sabi Carrot, Der pierte
prdiibent Der britten frdn3Oiif9en
Republit, seboren am IL. @usuIt
1887 in limoges, mar elm Gnfel bes
erpben Garnet, bes ~beriibmten 8riegss
minifters Rapoleon bes @rften; fem
Batter, 2aaare 9ippolpt @arnpt, mar
elm ausge5ei9neter Shriftiteller uno
Staatsmdnn. Saoi garnpt mar giz
bilz Snsenieur BON Sad. WGbrenb
bes &rieges 1870 = II mar er prGs
feet bes Departments Der Seine Sn&
fsrieure; i'm Sebruar 1871 tpurbe er
BON Department gpte b'Or gum
Mitglieb Der misunderstanding
erpGblt. Gr fungirte nit @usaeid=
nuug als Mitslieo bon Serrp's unb
Srebcinet's Cabinet unb murbe i'm
December 1887 sum Prdfibenten er>
pGblt. prGiibent Garnpt permdblte
fi4 am s. SUM 1865 nit Der dlteiten,