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COMING ATTRACTIONS.

The brightest. iolliest and most fascinst-
ing oomedienne OF the present day is popu-
lar Patti Rosa, and her continued success
in her line os stage work is n source Of
qualification to her legion of friends and
admirers. Her appearances al MiDa's Opera
house next Monday night will probably be
welcomed BY ths usual large house to which
she Is accustomed. and the announ cement
that she will be seen in her brightest play.
Miss Dixie" and will be aided In It's pre-
ssntation by the best company Of players
she has ever bad. will lend ad Iitional inter
est 10 her engagement. Patti Rosa, always
winsome and captivating. Is IN better form
this season than ever before. IL IL an ao-
eepted fact that she sings better, dances
better. and pleases hs Tatrons better than
at any previous tims In her career. She
mas a supply of new songs with which 10
rsRale her auditors, aud her own efforts.
combined with those OF the COMPANY. OF
which shs 10 the directing spirit. will afford
one of the most delightful performances
seen In many a day. Jolly Joe CnvthoFn.
Bert Cools and Maurice Darcy are among
the number who assist her in her entertain
menta.
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BAFFLRD BANDITS.
They Held Up the Train Hat the Cash
IIox Was Empty.

They Held Up the Train Hat the Cash
Iiox Was Empty.
81. LOUIS. March Last night about
nine o'clock the Mobile and Ohio train,
which lea here at $50 o'clock. WAS held up
by three robbers at Forest Lawn. III. Three
men climbed on the engine. They covered
the engineer and frsmsn with IeYolvsrs
And ordered them 20 stop. The snginseT
and fremen were then marched 20 the ex-
press car. The robbers then ordered the
express messenger 10 open up. which he
did. One OF them entered the express car
and ordered the messenger to open ths safe.
4 ho messenger told them there was moth
ing in II bat opened IL. and as he said. there
was nothing there. Conductor Eokles
stepped outside to see what WAS wrong
when the robbers hrsi a. him without
effect The conductor then boarded the
train and the robbers told the engineer and
fremen to get on their engine and pull out,
which they did. The robbers escaped.
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LETT MS rirm lie the Luroh.

Nrw YORK. March 7.-Huntsr, Clark q
Jacob suspended to-day. They opsratsd
on ths stock exchange. AZ the sequel
proves. ths nrm was involved by CLARK, one
OF its members. uho signed the Aims name
30 a number OF fifteen day privileges in
sugar al 81. pooketinR the prooseds OF hts
sale Of privileges aud then when the mar
kst jumped on him leaving the Arm. which
knew nothing OF his operations, 10 redeem
their paper. After paying Qua some Se0000
the fiTm made the assignment. not knowing
aow many more privileges were outst9ad-
ing. Nothing Is known OF Clafk's where
Abouts and as the nrm refuses 90 make any
statemsnt Iega ding its affairs before to-
morrow, its liabilities cannot be asesr-
tained before then.
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WAmEoToa, March Mr.. Hartman. Of
Montana, has got favorable report from
the committee on public lands on his bill 20
provide for a olassinchtlon Of the lands
claimed by the Northern Pscihc as part of
its grant 10 Montana and Idaho. The bill
provides that such lands as are found 10 be
mine al lands shall be withdrawn from the
grant. IL provides numbe' OF MICS Offices,
as there are 90 be appointed thres com
missionera from each of the three land
districts IN Montana aud one ia Idaho, who
are 20 be paid their expenses and not 20 *
oee1 $40 per day for doing the work re
quired. Hearings before the land Offices
are provided for In case Of contests and
the district attorney o. his assistants are 10
appear for tho government 80 a oompsnsa-
tion not 10 exceed Sl5 day. The bill car
riss an appropriation Of $4,000.
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DESTROYED HER CHILD.
Cruel Act OF Woman In Butts-she Dis
appears.

appears.
Special 70 The Independent.
BUTTE, March This mo ming a healthy
girl baby was born 10 Mrs. Mary Wilson. at
III West Copper street. a lodging house.
The child cried Justify, troubling her
mother who apparently did not want she
other inmates of the house TO know Of its
arrival. Al nine O'Clock the physician Who
attended Mrs. Wilson returned. but she
baby was not there. The woman gave no
satisfactory explanation as TO what had
become Of the infant. and q search was
made and the naked and lifslsss form Of an
infant was found in q closet.
Mrs. VIM. Tyaek. who keeps the lodging
house. said she saw the woman pass under
her window and 60 TO the closet. The
woman was placed under arrest. She is
about 80 years old and said she has been
deserted by her husband. Tho psople of
the house know nothing about her. The
coroner has taken charge of the ohild's
body. A deputy sheriff vas put on guard
over the woman. This evening she sent
him out of the room on an eTrRnd and
When be returned she had dressed herself
ana disappeared. She has not been found
vet.
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WASHINGTON. March The hearing be-
fore the agricultural COMMITTEES Of she
boards Of trade on the anti-option bill con-
tinnsd to-day and developed better feel
ing on the part Of Hatch than had bs. n
manifested hereto o-e. De inform q the
board OF trade men that he did NOT ssek IA
the bill 10 prevent legitimate trading In
futures bus only sought to suppress the
bucket shops and dealing in puts and calls,
ana be would be glad OF any suggestions IN
the way OF amendments which would pus
an end 10 grain gambling, while allowing
legitimate trading for future delivery. The
gentlemen informed him that they would
be glad 90 cooperate. IS they. themselves,
had for years been fighting for just the
reforms mentioned by Hatch.
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Pom NATAL. South Africa. March The
Portuguese having DISTRACTED the progress
Of British parties constituting the telegraph
line between the British colony aud Tots
on the Znmbesi. the commander of British
gunboat landed a party OF blue jackets to
protect the vorkmen. The Portuguese
Gred on them and the FIRE was returned.
4 be latest news from the scene IL to the
effect that Gov. Quiltimsne. the Portuguese
official in charge Of the district was sum
moned and was on his way with two gun
boats and force of troops. The British
commander also asked for rsinforosmsnts
which are said TO have been hurried forward
90 ones.
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DENVER. March Jack McAuliffs. who
was recently mixed mp in street night
with Young Mitchell IN San Francisco. ar
rived in Denver 20 day. lie spent the day
in convIval enjoyment In company with
Denver ia smith aud other sports
and tonight ia smiths saloon. Mrs.
smith. who perhaps thsseht her husband
aud friends had taken drop too much.
began pelting them with beer glasses. Nc
Quaid. OF Providence. X. l., friend Of
hcAulifIe. attempted - pscify the enraged
woman. ana she proceeded 20 pummel him
in the mosl Approvel hatio faahlon.
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A Religious war On.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March War be-
tween Catholics and =. otestants has
broken out in Memphis. The Protestant
PAstorS association has come out In q
lengthy card defending the prineiplss OF
American Protective association, attacking
the Catholics, whom they charge with be
ing engaged IN conspiracy 10 control all
tho ofiioss. The protestants express their
Determination 10 carry war into abe coming
elections aud sndeavor TO dsfeat every
Catholic candidate for Office. The publi-
cation OF the casd caused q tremendous
sensation.
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Baker Al ManaRua. NloAragua. lie says
tslegrapha him that soldiers had been
landed from abe British warship q 90
patfa 81 Blushelds. and strongly urges that
United statea vessel be sent al once. No
explanation 10 given In Bakers dispatch for
the British action. IL IL known. however.
that when tho hioaTaguan forces occupied
bluensloa ths rsigninR Mosquito chief APP
psaled 20 the British consui for protection.
Interest ocntera in the question
whstheF the British force vas landed 20
protsot the Mosquitoes or 10 guard British
citIzHna only
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omosrs of the Mlnsrs Union.

Special % The independent.
BUTTE, March AT ths semi annual
election Of the Bate Minsrs' union these
officers we're chosen; President. Patrick
Gallagher; vice president VIM. Oppis;
recording secretary. Tony Mathews haan-
oial secretary, James Mabsr; treasurer.
ChAs. O'Brien; warden, VIM. Cunnin CHAM.
conductor. Henry Davis; trustees. J. @.
scannsll. Jno. II. Cfonin, John Barry. Jas.
Byrnes. Dennis O'Brien; finance commit
zee. Dan d. shsa. Jas IL. Rowe. Owen
BVfne.
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whose feaiRnation taxes
effect March IL.
Newton Grain Blen-
chArd. Of Shreveport.
was born IN IlApidss
parish. Louisians. Jan.
20. 1873; received an ac-
ademieal . d u oation;
commenced the study
of Law a. Alexandria.
La, in 1868; entered she
Law department Of the
university ofLouisiana,
ut New Orleans. In the
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winter OF 1869. and graduated with the de-
gree OF bachelor of laws In 1870 com
msneed the practice of Law at Shreveport in
1871. and stiil continues the practice there;
took an active part in the politics OF the
state; Was elected delegate 20 the state con
attutionsl convention Of 1879; was APP
pointed member for Louisiana on tho
board OF trustees for University Of the
south. at Sswanse, Tenn; was elected TO
the Forty-seventh, Foity-eighth. Forty
ninth. Fiftieth, Fifty-brst. Fifty-second
and tifth-thiTd eongTessea as a demoeTal.
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IT. LOUIS March "A big Railroad deal
IL said 10 be on foot. hose interested are
the Rooksfslisrs and Nandsrhilis. The
ruada eonesfnsd are she Chssapsaks a
Ohio, tho Louisville southern. the Louis
viIls, Evansville a -. LouiA tha Missouri.
kansAs A Tersa. Ihs plan is 20 secure =
continuous Safae arrangement between
News aud GalVeston.
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Clerk Uadsra Cloud

wAsHrSoroS. March Davis Lascallsit.
q clerk a. 81. 400 in the general land ofios.
was arrested by United States deputy
marshal on an indietmsnt returned bT ths
Oklahoma territorial court Last Deeem-
Der be with three other employees Vas IN
charge OF y booth al Osiando a. the open
lag OF the CheFokss strip. and 10 ID ehefgsd
that stelsn certincates OF entry bearing his
eianatnTs were sold 90 parties seeking
houssteads and town lots Ia Guthrie.
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WAGES ON THE G. n.

Men win Probably Accept the Reduc-
ton Ordered.
ST. Paul. March 7.-Grsnd Chiefs Ar
thur. Sargent. and others representing ths
employees Of the Great Northern railway.
called on General Manager case TO. day to
confer with him about the new schedule OF
wages. Case gave them the company's
anal snswer. upholding the reduction, and
EXPLAINING why. The men were not salts
ned and retired for consultation. DurinR
the oontultation Chief Arthur recon-
mendsd the acceptance OF tho new schod-
ule. From all that oan be learned tonight
q seems that his advice has been accepted
and tue men will offer no further opposi-
ton
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Cu1INaS. Ala, March Fire iAst night
destroyed a whole block Of baildings. Dur.
ing toe progress of the O . an sxsloslon Of
dynamits in a warehouse shattered ell the
window panss ia the city aud caused the
d cath Of Claks Mitchell and the wouRdinE
OF Geo. Dunklsburg. Ihe financial losa 10
sbOOoO
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RUNNING A CHURCH LOAN OFFICE.


Is Now Engaged.
The last issue OF ST. Andrews Gross. ,he
organ OF the brotherhood Of 81. Andrew, a
society composed Of Episcopalian gentle
men, contains the following. which will be
Of interest 20 the AOntsna friends OF J. A.
Mcknight;
AN interesting experiment has just been
begun a. 81. Bartholomsw's mission. New
York city, by the opening of a loan Office
where wo thy poor psopls Ia nasd OF TEN
porary pseuniary help can secure IL without
having So pay the usuriOus rates Of the pro-
fessional pAwnbroker. A. present money
is loaned on chattel mortgages only. but
before long additional space will be secured
so that small articles can be received in
pawn. President Low, OF Columbia col
lege. Mr.. Cornelius Nandorbiit and other
wealthy men have supplied the funds
naeessary at the beginninR. The bureau 10
managed by brotherhood man. MIR. J. A.
Mcknight late Of Grace Chapter. Great
Falls. AoRt., who has become . postulant
for holy orders"
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ton has Just added a new division to the
organization Of the weather bureau. name
ly. a division devoted 10 the subject of
metsorology In its relation TO agricultural
soils. The division is to study the climatic
conditions of heat and moisture under the
surface of the ground and the relation of
these conditions 10 the crop produstisn.
Secretary has appointed as chief Of the new
division, Pro-. Milton whitney, OF May
land, late of the Johns Hopkins university.
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TnoY. N. ", March John Boland,
charged With hrine the sho, that killed
Robsrt Ross in yestorlay's election
t-nEedy. to-day was rsmandsd without bail
10 await tue cofonsi's vsfdict. William
hass brother Of the murdered man. IL ID a
critical condition, and his recovery is
% oubtful. John Mctiough. another wounded
man, 10 not expected 10 live.
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KANSAS Cnr Mo, March IA special 70
the Star from Pisssanton. Kan. says ths
Bank Of Plsasan ~ vas robbed last night
aud about 81, - tsken. The burglAas
failed 20 open a chet in the safe = hich
contained about $1,000. All ths private
boxes we're rifsd and $500 worth Of ataInls
taken ffom Postmaster Holmes boa.
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SAorSAw. Mioh.. Ma Oh 7.-Lovers Of
sport from Chicago and Detroit witnessed
eight rounds with Avs-ounoe gloves to-
night between Solly Smith and George La
viRns. Who recently got the best of Critic
in Chicago. Lavigns stripped al 127 Smith
at 123 LAviRne pounded his opponent and
Glthough Smith made n remarkably game
fight LaVigno was declared winner.
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WASHINGTON. March denominations:
Lisut. Col. Alfred I. Smith. Eighth infsn-
try. TO be colonel; Maj. Geo. M. Randall.
Fourth infantry. 20 be Lieutenant colonel;
Capt. Gilbert \. Carpenter. Fourth infan-
try, TO be major; Capt. Lester A. Bsardslee.
to be commodofe; Commander Henry Glass,
20 be captain.
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Gang OF oplum smurrien oaush,.

WEST sUPERIoR. Wis, Mach The
police have succeeded in locating gang of
Chinese opium smSgglsrs, who have been
smuggling the drug through Canada for
oousum tiop ia Superior, Duluth and other
northwsstern cities. A lArAe quantity OF
tue drug was seized tonight by the police.
IL is estimated that nearly $4,000 worth of
opium has been smugglod IA hero during
she past few months.
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nerb.rt G.aa.tone dove, un.

LONDON. March 7.-Hsrbsrt Gladstone.
parliamentary secretary OF the home office.
has accepted the position of hrst commits
sioneF OF public works made vacant by the
fact that Hon. George ShAw-LeFsvfe has
been apr ointsd president OF the local gov
ernmsnt board. Gladstone. however, will
not have seat in the cabinet, although his
predecessor was a member.
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WASHINGTON, March 7.-Reprsssntative
Outhwaite. Of Ohio. chairman Of the house
committee on military affairs, introduced
bill to rsorganize the artillery and infantry
of the army. The plan provides for = corps
Of artillery and two Tegimsnts OF mounted
field artilleFy.
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DENVER. March 7.-Gov. Waite to-day
issued 40 order dismissinE Jackson Orr and
ID. J. Martin from the oiise of rolios COM
missionegs OF this city. The charges are
malfoasanos IN Office In TeeoEnizing and
pFstsetlnE gambling houses.
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Took Poison Win Suicidal Eject.

SAN Francisco. March Z. - Yesterday
morning Dr.. ]. J. Leek. q prominent dent
let. and Miss Alice Aldersley. were found
in the room Of the former, with gas turned
on. suffering from asphy yxintion and mar
cotic poisoning. The woman cied this
morning. Lsek is still in q precsrious con
tion. Tho case ia mysterious. but no doubt
both took poison with she purpose of sui
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LONDON, March IA small tin box with
a partly burned fuse was found on the
windowsill of the Bow street police station.
After many Freeautions 10 was opened and
found to contain an explosive of some
sort. The police take the matter very
but there strong suspicious that
some practical joker has been amusing
himself AZ their expense.
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To nrIdeethe FlAh.ad.

Special 10 The lndependsnt.
KALisPEII. March The county com
missionsrs of FlAthead county tonight
awarded a contract 20 the Gillette HerEoG
Manufacturing company. Of binnsapolis.
for the construction Of an all stesi bridge
across the Flathsad river a. Kalispen.
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w.suiSoroS. March The state de-
partment has received its nrst OflioiAl in
formation OF the British naval operations
a, Bushslds IN a dispatch from Ainisssr
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SENATOR BLANCHARD

The Louisiana Congressman Appointed to
sueosed Justice white.
NKw ORLEASs. March 7.-Conprtsaman
Blanchard has been appointed United
States senator 10 succeed JudRs White.
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Slaubs Setsniora9e.Yia iit an1
0ouneritas aud uor 8unbssienaic an.
senommen lporben, uno Sluar nit "A
sesen 81 Stimmen. Inter .SeigniDs
rage" auf beulid ctlua ,.S6lasiab"
(eiaentlib beoeutet bas @ort Souuer'
dnitdtsz uoer Sobe.ts-&edt) periiebi
wan ben Srdsunsssew!nn, D. b. ben
@ewinn. ben cine &esieruns aus Der
Brdsuus BON 0tiinjen ib0pien mag
@enn eirer &e9ieruns @o!os ooer Gil
bersSullion Sur 8rdsuns i'll NiiirSen
iibsrseben iuirb, 10 mag lie Die Softer
Der Yrdsuns uno icsar einea tlei Ell
grtra.@etuinu bci bieier operation
berausidlasen, uno bas uennt man ounu
enslii6 Selsnioraee Oo:r bsutld 5dlns.
fdab. 0ie 8lano'ide 8ia ueriiist Die
s(usprd9uns bes I'M Sdasamte beiiuo'
liden 8arren-Silber biz 81 s55,l56.'
OS1, luelheSumme oen&esierunssE Ero.
tit biloet, b. y. ben llnteridieb swii6sn
Dem Mnfaufspreis Ses in Den Nunoe
Sdasdmtern aufselpeidertsa SIlbees
uEo Dem @ertbe oefelben na6 De,
9rdsuns. Oa bas Grasen Der 81
Milllouen aber seraume 3eit eriOroern
1uirS, 10 mag Der SinauSietretar idOl
Dor uOuesoeter 8rdsuns fur ben Sc
iammtbetrus Silberz@ertifitate ausse'
ben,
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Sem $rdlineuten liest nun Die
StanSl6e Seisnorase Bill Dor, nads
benz lie seitsrn nod pom 8oriiser oes
Seuats unter5ei6net lporbea tit. Die
S.n lit in beiOsn Saulern res gOnsrei-
les uater faliden gor,udnosn ourdse'
sausen. gnsebtid ioll lie Die Mittel
sur 0tduus brs Deficits lisfern. in
@irtli1teit nber lit iie cine rein pcl;tl'
/ Idle Mabresel, fir iuelde bic Mebrjabl
Der Serren im GonsreB aus ansit DO,
benz los. Silberuotum ssitimmt bat.
3ubem ldBt lib Der idiulnDelbait'
gbarafter Der @ia ni9t abitreiten
Sbre @sissluerbuns, mciat iebr ridtie
! Der au5eiser Ocs @siteus. iuiiloe unlsr
@dbruns ssuerbdltn'iie abermats auf osl
Sept gu ltsllen broben, uniern Greolt III
| sluslanoe bon 9eusm eridiitteru.
/ Serr @leuelanb 1T bisber sesenibe
a(Ien 9nfsdtunsen 5eitens Der Silber
nen feit seblieben. 9aB er biesmal bi
aleide Stanbbaitisfeit Seise nnb, In
lgintlans nit ieinen buneertmal ausse
llprod,enen mo betbdtiaten seIunSe
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Den 8fane'ite
Isd,luiuoel bnr1 elm 8rto tootmadl
hit Der auiridtise @unid aaer gnbdr
ger ebrli6en 1eloes.
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Der beutid.ruiiilbe 9anoelsueltras
lit ansenommen unb aaiier @ilbelu1
bat curb einen S,oensressn ieiner
Sanfbarfsit Ausorid perliebsn. Ser
oeutldsn Snoultr iit bur6 een Ser
tra9 Elm sroBes neues5elo elDffuet luor-
Den. slber aud fir &uBlano luar Die
snnabme bes @erirases e,ne 9cbeus=
frase. 9enu fir feline 9auptfru9t
&oasen sibt es auBerbalb ieiuer @ren.
gen MIR siu IbIabsebief. lmo oas lit
9eutidlano. Sdnemasf, S9iueben unb
Nolwsger, ole and SIOssen usrbraus
den, fonlmen o.r gerinsfdsisfeit i9rer
8er5ehrEn9sidb'steit luesen nidt iii
8etradt. llno ba &uBlaRO ein Dol.
tpegeno Observation-Disclosures 2ano lit uno
in Ibwelenbsit bon 6oble uno @iien in
ieinem Soben es oud po,nusli6tlid
gum aroBen 9beile i'll 3ufunit bleiben
iuiro. bat es elm Sntereiie oarun, Die
@rSeusniiie Der Snbuitrie, namentlid
Maidlnen aus Der ndbitselesenen lei.
itunssIdbisen Guelle Su beSiebeu. llno
wie leiitunssfdbia nameutlib aub i'll
lsbtercr Sinlldt Die oeutide Snoultrie
aeiuoroen 1T, oariiber bot bic beutlde
QusItellung im WaibinenpalaIt i'm Sad.
;on garf ia senii9iam Die 9lusen 9e.
Dffnet.
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- 6rib @isinser, ELL befanrter
@irib bon ct. Soiefb, DO, lab am
lesteu SOnntas NIT mebseren e'alten
in ielnem Vocal, als i'm 2aufe zines
@eipra9s elmer Der 2ebteren fdersiueiie
su ibm iaste: ystb mas, seb' uno
brirse Did uni" @isinser mari bem
@afe eiaen mertluiiroisfrasenben 8lid
su uno begab lid oanu in iein iiber Der
@irtbidufi belesenes Sdlafsema9.
Genise Gusenblide aadber fradte oud
lbon ein SduB uno ais man bann in
oas 3immer brans, funo man @isinser
nit Serldmeitertcm Sddpel auf bem
SuBboben lieyen. Der GelbhmDroer
mar unuerbeiraibet nnS man perma9
| iib nidt 81 erfldren, iuas i'm su BEN
unleli9en Sdritt aetrieben baf.
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6crmann, NO.. 6reitoo SEN rs aNdr, 1894
Ger u6rbl,6s 9bsif BON &, ras iui,r

Ger n6rbl,1e 3b,if BON &, ras, iuilr
b. on beitlsen Stiirmen brimgeiudf
@mcrp. Die Saupiitabt uou 3aius
@ounip. iuurbe III sinen politduoisen
2riim merbaufen periuanbelt. slutt
mebrsre anbere Stdote ,paroen libel sr.
serittet. @esen 20 8erionsn .famen
lei ben Siiirmeu un, uub nber bunoeri
5o9en iid Serlesnmsem su. Mapur
Barry uon Dallas bat einen 9lairui ey.
laiIen. luorin er Die Yiirser etiubf, Den.
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