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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-27
THE RAILWAY CONGRESS-.
Prince of Wales Welcomes the Dele
gates-The Excursions.


London. June 3.-The fifth meeting OF
the international railway congress was
opAned at about o'clock today in the
Imperial Institute by the Prince of Wales
in a felicitOus speech. He paid special
compliment TO the American delegates,
saying this was the first time the railway
congress had the pleasure of welcoming
them. He said that While the hosts
could not promise the delegates the beau
ties of Italy or excel in splendor the re-
ception accorded them by the late car
in their last meeting, he thought it would
profit them to visit the Manchester canal
and other great works. He added that he
would venture to say this TO the dele
gates from the United States, that great
country which owns half the railway
mileage OF the world. After an address
of welcome from Right Hon. James Brice,
president of the Board of Trade. the con-
eress adjourned TO enter upon a series OF
excursions over the railroads or the
United Kingdom.
Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday the
delegates will inspect the objects OF rail-
way interest in Lancashire and elsewhere.
The first general meetings of the congress
Will take place on July l and >. and the
first banquet-the number OF delegates
assembled being so great that two ban
quets are necessary-wil be given by the
Railway Companies Association a the
Imperial Institute on July ?. to be fol-
lowed By a second banquet given by the
same association On July 4. The Ameri
can delegates Will attend the latter ban
quet. On July 3. 4. and there will be
meetings of the congress. and during
the afternoon OF July the delegates will
he received by the queen at Windsor
castle. her majesty however. desiring
that only the leading members of the
congress be introduced to her. hut all
others with their families viii he free 20
roam about the castle and its
grounds On Monday. July s the
Railway Companies Association will
give a banquet at the Crystal
Palace, and the meetings will close on
July >. to be followed by more excursions
and an inspection OF the famous Firth
bridge.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-27
SPORTING NOTES.

wednesday was the last day Of the La
toaia races at Cincinnati The Oakley
Park races begin today.
At the St Louis races "Wednesday the
winners were: Six and a half furlongs.
George w. Bailey. III: five and a half
furiongs la Sale. 1:12s eight furlongs.
Buck Massie 1:to; five furlongs Merry
Thought. 1:o6; eight aud a half furiongs.
David. f:53A.
At the San FRANCISCO races Wednesday
Rob Clark. 1914: five and a half furiongs.
Metanie ! orr. i've furlongs. handicap,
two-year-olds HeartseaSe, l,0il1 five fur
longs. handicap. Hueneme. las. eight fur
longs. handicap. Installator. Lac.
Al the I.atonia races Wednesday the
winners We're. Seven furhongs. Jane, -
eight ftIrlongS. selling. Enthusiast. .i3is :.
six furiongs selling. Shanty Bob. lis: I'VE
furlonrs. Ben Holiday. l.deis: ten fur
longs Cincinnati hotel handicap. Fara-
day, 2.o7it: six furlongs. Peabody. LISA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-27
TENNIS ALL THE RAGE.
r,osing Day of the Olympic La
dies Tournament.
..,7rs GIVEN TO THE WINNERS.
LIS Of Final Sets-seattie Athletic
cub Leaves the League-sut-
ton Starts His Walk.

ore interested in tennis was AZ
so.s,,r,i.- tennis grounds yesterday to
" - ulavtng of the final sets OF the
-. tournament. IL was the most sue
-, dav in the history OF the club, for
s-'a.rher was perfect and the playing
-. .faf il kept the spectators keen
sss.sressed from the beginning TO the
r.verv one was delighted with the
-s,h which the matches went off
so,es for more events Of the kind In
- -.sr future. 50 that there Is pros
70 the enthusiasm continues. OF hav-
,.<.~e tournaments. Both the ladies'
r.nsiernens clubs have full lists OF
.-sersnfp now and there is certainly
- in tennis The finals in mixed
ss,slss played by Miss Riley and Mr.. -.
rsseser against Miss Strive and Mr.. n.
:, vs.erve. proved TO be very exciting.
=. elsver work Of the players bringing
80 arplause again and again. while the
-. .s.re and skill OF Miss Riley in the
sr-.iss won the admiration of the whole
assembly.
,.ses. tennis club, presented the prizes.
r.ssa xere a silver candlesti-k TO Miss
80 the winner Of the ladies' singles: a
- g. ..Iub coiors with a silver buckle.
= uiss Strive. one of the winners in
- MIXED doubles: silk umbrella TO
al ?. Meserve, Miss Strives partner
!. The mixed doubles: pair OF silver
..;ssorx and a silver shoehorn for Miss
prer and Mrs Murray, the winners in
i. ladies' doubles.
Fsslos4ng is the result in detail Of the
tares days playing:
preI,uninary round-Mrs. A. X. Fisken
al NJ. Charles Power beat Miss Riley
81 Z
Ms A. J. Fisken and Mr.. A. J. Fisien
ssat Miss Emory and Mr.. l.. Peiiy-
rIrsd doubIes-First round. Mrs. p. T.
cross and Mr. A. K Fisken won from
MS De Wolfe and Alr. Il. NJ. Palmer by
Mes Riley and Mr. u. Kelleher beat
Mss Murray and Mr.. +. A. Falkenburgh
Mss str.sve and Mr.. H. +. Meserve beat
uzs Emery and Mr.. l.. Pelly-s-5. i-5, Ga
Mss Gazzam and Mr.. p. Pelly beat Miss
xsatr and Mr Fred Struve-s-f. So.
Ladies sIngles-Miss Riley won from
Mss Kautz by default.
Miss Gazzam beat Miss Struve-s-0. 81.
Ms, \. x; Fisken beat Mrs. ID. I. Cross
Mss Murray beat Miss f. Young
semi-nnals mixed doubles-Miss Riley
ard Mr.. D. Kelleher beat Mrs. ID. T.
Cross and Mr. A X. F'isken-6-o. 6-4.
Miss Strive and Mr.. II F. Meserve beat
Mss Csazzam and Mr.. Il. Peily-s-3. 6-3.
Ladies angles-Miss Riley beat Miss
Gsxzam-s-2, s-3
Mrs A. X Flsken beat Miss Murray
90 ard default.
Ladies doubles-Mrs. A. X. Fisken and
Miss Kautz beat Miss Emory and Miss
Strrye-s-5. e-5.
Miss Riley and Miss Murray beat Miss
Canaan and Miss B. Young-s-2 SIS, s-i.
Mixed doubles, flnals-Miss Riley aud
Mr. y. KeIleher lost TO Miss Struve and
Mr. III F. Meserve-6-3. Sc. 81.
LADIES' singies-Miss Riley beat Mrs.
A. X Fisken-s-3 60.
Ladies' doubles-Miss Riley and Mrs
Murray beat Mrs. A. X. Fisken and Miss
Kaufz-s-0, ST.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-27
THE GREAT BATTLE.
Dallas Getting Ready for the Corbett.
Fitzsimmons Contest.


Galveston. Tex. June ga ,et.er has
teeen received In this city from William
j. Brady. Corbett's manager stating that
the champion will be here the latter par.
Of September or the first OF October, and
asking for suitable quarters for his final
training
Dallas. Tex. June 6.-Thesplans FOR the
great amphitheater for seating the fo,0o
people who are expected 10 witness the
corhstt-Fitzsimmons fight are about COM
rlr'e. The ground chosen is two miles
from The heart of the city. In good walk
iEz distance OF the yards Of the Texas Pa
eine and Central railways, along the lines
q the former. TIE Texas Pacific win run
en- accommodation train OF twenty-five
coaches TO relieve the four street car
lines which run 10 the grounds. Dallas
hw four first-claSs hotels one OF them oe-
Ing among the finest In the South. There
sre thirty hotels OF the second class. and
boarding houses by the mile. The sug-
gestion that John Duffy. OF New Orleans.
shall referee the fight Is well received at
headquarters. II in conceded that he Is n
master OF prize ring rules. and that no
farer man could have been found In the
world. The odds arc stiF on Corhett. but
the bet ny President Green. OF 5000 TO
S.so on him is the only one yet reported.
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TIMES MUST BE BETTER.
Receipts Exceed Expendi-
lures the First Time fn Months

Washington C&.y. June S-+F'or the f<ss-
time in ma ny mon rs the treasury Tsce pts
for the current month viii exceed the ex-
TsendsDsTes. To-Day the trea sury balance
sheets for the NORTH show a surplus, IN
stead of a deficit. and as the eNpendA-
lures are usually light toward the eTd
OF aiIe month, Il Is regarded as certain
that tine surplus will continue TO grow
from now until July l. The treasury is
s46. So. I'll behind in the matter of re-
ceAPts and expenditures for the current
fiscal year, and in the intervening days
between Tpow and July 1t Is not unlikely
that more than 5, co. GO Of this deficiency
will be made Up. so tslDt the year 5 hall
ance sheets viii TroaaaGy show that the
expenditures for the year were about 49,,
OoC.0lo grea ter than the receipts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-27

Zoe Gayton. now on her walk around
~, aa word. writes from Pssco Junction
..defly deCouac3nc the man who gave
= f'osi- lnte}}.cencer the alleged intoF-
-@40h rs 20 her riding through stampede
Aed th~H Eh she tannal. ard can fur
- al The proof necessary 20 establish
i. 1set. Sne wants "a know the name
- TIE so-caNs3 engineer who claimed 20
80 driven hTr through thc tuCnel by
~SssiletiFe. l}e IS charles RroWn. an old
1'sF' "ho stopped last week With VIII
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-27
49, of NInrar,, Fnns Electric rower

Niagara Fails -. Y. June S.-For the
,rst EMO since the work ~ ConSf rucTian
NJ me great electric power house here Ne
gun a practical and pubisc test az is WORK
So has N,en made Il is a success h-s-
-, a. further question or doubt. an
"a electrical engineers. who ara Aere rom
ar par,s Of the United states. are ns1ed
w5fh enthusiasm over what hey nave
$500, soelay TIE large dynamo was
s,ar4ei ard run AZ fun speed All the afser-
r,aa-&8 revolutions a minute pVsF1
81 3so horse power Vas deNe.''s'e"- -.
-. - itr,,is ~ s ~ horse power might
n,,s f,een produced h8t for the faet thar
-, .,a-ts % the machinery are not yet
.-',.,,.,,etFs. ard 81 wss thought best not 70
nat On ;he fun toad
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Worlds Fair DipIomas Ready,

Washington city. June 3s.-The diplo-
mas for the commissions az the Chicago
Worlds fair have been prepared at last
and the distribution VIII begin in n few
DAYS from the state department. There
are ffty-nine 90 these diplomas. designed
ike the exhibitors diplomas but con-
tanning i'm The place ~ the name The Ian
Euage Of the act % congress providing for
their award 70 the commissioners.
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TO WALK AROUND THE WORLD.
Pedestrian sutton starts From Seattle
to Overtake Toe Clayton.

V. III. Sutton. the long distance walker.
left the Post-IntelIigencer office at S.n
Yesterday morning 10 walk around the
world. He intends TO follow the Northern
Pacific 20 Portland. then 10 take the Union
Pacific 10 pocatello. where ha will strike
out on the Utah & Northern TO Ogden
Prom there he will go along the Denver 4
kio Grante 90 Omaha. along tho Chicago
4 Northwestern To Chicago. and on East
hY way o. the Vanderbilt line. Sutton
hores 10 pass Zoe Clayton. the champion
woman walker. before she reaches New
York. although she has some Se miles the
START Of him.
On reaching New York he VIII take
steamer 20 Queenstown. and walk TO
southampton. whore he will take steam
er Tor Havre. walk across France ano
southern Europe into Asia. and on 10
hongsong. thencc along tho coast "a
shanghai. whore he will cross over Ia
sspan and walk to Yokohama. From thers
- viii take steamer 10 Vancouver and
cone down the Canadian PacifSc 10 Seat
Tia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-27

Brown , 49,, near the Bay View brewer.
ton rhrn insisted he had helped Mss Cav
nJr4s ,.sh the tunnel. but new !. go
ton % 80. .le aged soldier has the rep1,sa-
the ,b~.,.ssng the long bow rather mar
Gayton 20 and that he has made Miss
Brown bss DJect Of practical Joke
home IN I-I,.s1t 'he city and gone 20 his
the s-lir fisoerg. but Mr. Heinrich is az
,o9 opinion that he never saw Wss- esv.
ana that his story is a faIr,r ale
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-27
The silver Question i'm Missouri.

ST. Louis. June 26.-Chairman Maffitt, of
the Democratic state central committee,
has mailed TO each county chairman In
Missouri an address giving the reasons or
the committee for not calling a state con-
ventlon 10 consider free coinage and offer
ing again to convene the committee IL the
county committees desire 10 have such
convention held.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-27
Field Day of seattle rr,vua..

afria te ofs1 general field day ~ the Sc
oflzsSe H3ll he he'd a. y-oozsa,,.
PARK OF SATURDAY. June = re-, -. IA =, "a
l~d sports In the morning 80 = "a &c =
:. :, noon picnic. 90 which All ;bs f-i.,.s.
$50 e..e brigade are cordially fuyrr@s TIC
- anne includes i5p-yars 9axh mn
hlgn jump. 2o-yard dash oua-.r--
t 100 peel and toe walking match ana a..
ll.'I Ln1al competitive drsIi. TIE a,n.se
=, VII be held abosss the middle
OF july. al Green Lake.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-27
SEATTLE LEAVES THE LEAGUE.
NOT Satisfied with other Clubs Anna
temrl@nl. Eni Handy 10 tiaN.

The : A & withdrew SIS baseball team
ION the amateur league Because u was
ausied lhs' some ~ the other cinns ~
'ae league had not complied with the SER
.ment expressed A. the time the league
As organized. that each team competing
lof ne pennaut should be in the strictest
iessiele construction az the Word. anna
tear
tAoeSh Seattle Will rot have a league
.'as' y viii have B nine. and good one
..st MI % ready ia play with any or
:, 6eAs3e H'res on ne scheduled dates
. NE nines scheduled 70 play wish 20 DO
- All iaose chat arc dissatisfied Win
20 course taken hy Sea ttie need no. les :
"a r. games q 0laye3. WiIi ~ devoid
- Eaierest. or fhsr they VIII uot draw
s.e~as larce enough 20 guarantee against
any money he.ux lost
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-, Ds'nIeh Rem. Pa, June IA. z. we,niq
sra- $40. has joined ]. s. johnson and
Manager Eck here ana ,o-,o---- 80 a.,
turn professional By partirin.,tr.. - - -
Iaees a. Rittersvilie. wetnie- vrtII az a.
paesnlaAer for Johnson al Cologne v,hen
sAs latter viii represent America IN rha
tional championship OF the world
e'ns says he turns professional be-
$50 pc thinks professional races will he
try. III TINS coun-
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The Portland Races.

Portland. June 8.-Results at Irvington
park today:
$50 trot-Chrs Peterson won, Almax
second. Best time. 2:Z3iz.
2:15 pace-Brino Tricks won. OttInger
second, Our Boy third. Best time, 2:lf
-Four and a half furlongs. selling-Jim
Crow won. Mamie $. second. Hal Fisher
Third. Time, :55ik.
Quarter mlIe-Vallidore won. Lark sec
ond, Black Prince third. Time. .23i..
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Tacon1a. June 6.-Spe-iaI. -Tasxorna. IN
all probability. wil soon begin To ill In
her tide fats. The Tacoma Land Com
Tanv has for several months mast been
s,rflta svss-inE 70 negotiate money in the
Eas. 20 nh in r1e local fats under rha
same law as that the Seottle Canal COM
;any Is proceeding under Today a pYf-
frews that s. .C000 has aceen raisei 80
carry on this work. and riEa.t the work OF
isngsnovtng the fats viii begin before the
,>4t-f of If,fF
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commencement a, Yale.

New Haven. Conn June %.-The com
n,eD..ernent exercises Of Yale were held
soriay. The principal event ~ the COM
n,encnlent EXERCISES was The annnurS'@-
r,er,e Of the honorary degrees and scholar
shins ana fellowships
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The Fifzsimmons Trial.

Syracuse. June 26.-In the Fitzsimmons
7nanslaughter case today II was found
that all but twelve Of the extra panel OF
jurors had reported and court adjourned
until ~ O'Clock tomorrow morning. This
first panel OF jurors has been exhausted.
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n..n rclcnhon. 90. Issue View stock.

tsostn,. June y AT a special meeting e
49,. zs.~rkho.drrs 81 tire Fell fe.etsaooe
,,.,,,r,4rv held here ,oiay ire - ON I .,
.last5n az the board %. d-Fe,'s'ss "a
...,,,ss,, approved aua tne sioek VII - IS
sud a. one.
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The Newcastle Races.

Newcastle. England. June 2s-This was
the second day of the Newcastle summer
meeting. The Northumberland plate was
won by Mr.. Buchanan's The Decker. Con-
bury second and Spindleleg third. There
were nine starters.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-27
0an,h~rfa{n.<

ae. Cholera and Disrrho~a Remedy.
las Is the best medicine In the world for
slsei o1Enpls.njs. IL acts quickly AMI car
Assys - depeoled upon. " hen rri'lceSi
&c water = Is pleasant - take- - ard 30
"s's ,'eT bottle. ioF s-le by al druggists
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-27

7,,,, Nogror. cleveland rurlfrer-
- hanged 81 the telumo'S. -, 80
80 a. se-S Tuesday r5lsaFnln~ tias
80 . - Rr,,ssr a M bsS heart ceAS&d %
l.s.t n thlEteea minutes.
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AND
JULY
9th
TWO
DAYS
Seattle -

Will celebrate upon a gigantic scale,
the programme including new feat
ures never before attempted in this
state.
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TennIs Tournament at west Newton

West Newton, Mass, June Sin the
tennis tournament In the morning Chase
beat Hovey: score 50. I'd. 60.
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MEDICAL

ladies, Csichex.sr's Eagssh PeasyroyaI Pzs
II, .r.z.aa4 nrssse are tire Best. s-ss. Asas1s
TAI - s-ArF go = - :. -
Chichester Chemical Co.. Fhila1A-. IA.
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This will be a celebration of un-
usual magnifcence, and thousands of
dollars will be spent to make it a sue
cess in every detail.
The citizens of the entire North
west are cordially invited to join with
us in properly celebrating our ma
tional birthday.
II Executive Committee
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Sour Risings,
Dyspepsia,
Insomnia,
DUE TO
RAPID LIVING

4 MERICANS ARE PRONE To RUSH.
TO hurry, 10 quicken. They rush for
cars. rush for boats, rush for business
rush for amusements and rush for meals
These rlshings make money and cost mon
ey. but. worst of all these rushings rush
You into dyspepsia. then you rush just the
same. but il is an irritable rush, some
times an irresponsible rush.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-14

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@erbredsn bsriibte in &lenaen Elm Bel
.inem ~2anopirtb IN DisRft fsbsnbss
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8albin unb elmer Sub, fpie es ielbf
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bic Muitbarm0ffnuns, baB beibs
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babe bas Sinh gu Sobs 9equGlt. 0ie
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nabmslos.
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ratb empfieblt benz Stabtrdtb ben8au
elmer Gorrainebriide. - Die Sells
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100000 Srancs angstauft. 0ieIelbe
mar bis6er 9ottesbienitlptal Der r0s
miifsn &atboIiten.
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politiffen 2eben bes &antcns cine
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ter uno atpsi Mdbfen tdmpftsn nit
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ass Sotsl, Der 9ilisnsr Sof, srbaut
uno bon Der 1.gttienbrauerei Dem Der
febr i~ibsrgsbsn fporben.
DetqeIsborf. 2ebrsr Sobann
8abl BON bier, % Sabre alt. eritpB
ii9 in Solge Wabniinns, berporaeruz
fen burd anouuernbes 2sien philoipz
pbtfder Werte.
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Ods fanari9 DE 8Gdtt
81 Grpnifta be Generic" brinst in
IeiRer neueIten Drummer einen BON
benz bprtiget Marines@ ommanOanten
untersei6neten 8eri6t, benz 5ufolge
Dor einiaen Sagen in ben tanartIAen
@epGHern Elm balbertruntener Waz
troie, permutbli6 Elm Der 8emannun9
Der nReina Resente" ansebOrenoer
Seeman. aufsefunoen tporoen iet.
Die 9riog nGariOab" entoedte MANI
lid duf bober See cine oide Plante,
an pel9er Elm obnmdhtiser Meni4
trampfbaft ~setlammert mar. Sofort
puroe Elm Boot duseeporfen uno Der
8erunsIiidte auf 0ed seI6ufft. Mun
bemertte, bab berielbe nod atbmete,
unb nadbem man ale Mittel, um ibn
pieber gu bsleben, angepunot bate,
fragile man ibn iiber feline Sertunft
IL. I. ~. aus. Der Wann ma6te unz
olaubli9e anItrengungen, I'm gu
ipreten, perIdieb aber nah einigen
%ausenbliden, obne elm Wort ausses
iproden su 6aben. Der unsliidli6e
trug bic Uniform zines ipanii6en
MarineIploaten. Sn Ieinen Safden
fano nan peridieoene @esenitdnoe,
bic parauf i6lieben lafen, oab er CUR
8emdnuung Der nReina &egente" 9ez
b0rte. Qn oemIel6en Sage fpurbe Der
Soote nit an bic SiiBe s~ebunoenen
giIentugsln i'm Mesresgrunoe BE-
~ftattet. Die bsi linn p~oreefunbenen
@e9enItGnbe nuroen in Senerifa Der
Marine Communicating iibsrpieien.
= ReuIt9 Nadts BRAN
gen me6rere 2cuts aus @onIenbeim
in bic i'm WaIoe gelegenen Shiebz
itGnbe Der MainSer 8urniion elm.
Del 9oten, Elm SolOot pom III.
Snf. =&egiment Ramens Sele ma6te
fe oarauf aufmertTam, bub bic
SdiebItGnbe niht b~etreten peroen
biirfteR. gnItatt iid gu e%ntfernen,
f6impften jeooh bic 2eute ben pc
fen unb brdneen angebli6 auf i'm
Elm. Der Boitsn mahte besbalb bon
Ieinsr 8affe @ebraud; Der 4derss
mann SeroinanO 8eder erhielt elnen
Sdub bura bic Sifte unb oerSdreis
nsr Sigm. Webrum purbe ourd ben
arm eeidoHen. Cine llntsrIuduns
tpurbe ~einseleitet unb mad bsren Be
snbisuits benz Solbaten Die Inert:n'
nuns Ieiner 8orseisbten aussefprot
den.
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s]5rontitt Dannnprr.

Sannopsr. Gin erIdiitternber
r1ngliidsfaa bat Die 6amilis bes ga.
flor @reps bstroffen. Der 9enannte
feierte oas Set Der Iil6ernen So6ssit,
3u rslhsr ieiR 3ruoer. Der ala prd'is
bent Der SGuserfsIts Der psrsiniatsn