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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
FOOTBALL Al SANTA oRUz.
High School Beats Sam Jose's Untcersft
in an EDcftin1 Come.

High School Beats Sam Jose's Cntcersitv
tn aa EDcfting Game.
SANTA CRUZ, CAL, Nov. 26.-The
Santa Cruz High School team beat the
University of the Pacific team OF San Jose
at Vue de l'Eau Park this afternoon in an
exciting game of football-12 to g. At the
end of the first half the score was II to O,
in favor OF Santa Cruz, and the University
of the Pacific team made its six points in
the last half. The tackling OF Faneui and
Stuart for Santa Cruz and Sears runs
were the features of the game. Sears
made two runs OF thirty and thirty five
yards, scoring four points each. The
other four points were made on touch
downs. In the second half the superior
weight of the q. P. team told against
Santa Cruz, and the U. P. was greatly as
sisted by the good judgment of their left
guard, Snyder. U. p. bucked between
the guards and tackled for gains of one to
ten yards, making a touchdown from
Santa Cruz at the ihirty-yard line. trying
for goal ana succeeding at 4:40 O. clock
Between 1000 and 5000 people were pres
ent when the game openei at O'Clock
The weather was fine, rather cold and oc-
casionalIy clouvy. but without rain.
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Sale of a PAGER

BOSTON. MASS, Nov. 26-The PAGER
Gulnette, with record of 2:0s, was sold
for $1,000, and was purchased by w. Il.
Abbott of this city yesterday. Guipette
is bay gelding, foaIed in 1882 by Gam
BETA Wilkes, dam Stella, by Mambrino
Startle. second dam Kate Lee, by Hero OF
Thorn ale. He vas bred by G. and G.
Cecil of Danville, KY. He was raced th
season in New England exclusively, and
out OF ten arts won nine, and was only
defeated In the free-for-aii pace at Read
vile, when Robert ] won the race.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
YIRGINIA's CLosE VorE.
Recount of the Cancassers Aids the
Democratic Candidates.

recount or me CdTcnsseTs AtG8 the
Democratic Candidates.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 26.-The State
Board OF Election Canvassers met again
last night and made a recount, which will
probably give to Charles NJ. Wallace Jr.
Cd } the certificate of elector for this dis
trict. The county, it was thought, would
exclude Mr.. Wallace and give Mckinley
one eleetor.
81. D. Flood (D.), to whom the board de-
cided to award the certificate of Congress-
man from the Tenth District, over Jacob
Yost, has written to the board declining
to accept the certifca e. He says:
"While 1 believe l received a majority
of the legal votes cast in the Tenth Dis
trict on November 8, still upon the face of
the returns Mr.. Yost, under his various
designations. has a majority of 147, and L
cannot accept all advantage from the re-
versal of this majority. not on the ground
OF frauds, which believe were committed
against me, but upon purely technical
grounds"
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
Has Lost HIS Memory.

SEDALIA, Mo-, Nov. 26.-Three weeks
ago a man, As years of age, 6 feet tall, 200
pounds weight, sandy hair, mustache,
well dressed, applied to the police for
shelter. His name, residence and past
life were a perfect blank to him. The
man was SICK, and was sent to the City
Hospital. lie says he is William Fleming,
secretary of the Governor of California.
He cannot tell his fathers name, but say 8
he was once superintendent Of the Des
Moines (Iowa) public schools and was a
high degree Mason. His condit on grows
worse daily and the authorities are anx-
ious to solve the mystery which envelops
their strange charge.
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ers were
Roston A 4
ON THE EAs1KRN Tracks.
Winners of EUents at Lerin0ton, Nash
rtNe. Aetc OrIrans and BemntnGs.

rtUe. aeto OrIrans and Bsnnings.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 26-Six furlongs,
Nance won, Hoffman second, Summercoon
third. Time, :163l.
Five furlongs, Waldorf won, Our Hope sec
ond, Let Fly third. Time. 1:03.
Five furlongs. Carrie won, Lady Juliet
second, Turtle Dove third. Time, L :031l
One and quarter miles, hurdles, Partisan
won, Folly second Time, 2:3533. Only two
starters.
Six furlongs, imp. Skate won, Uno second,
Rasper third. Time, 1:161a
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 26.-Five and a
half furiongs. Pat Gore won. Lady Doleful sec
ond, Clinton third. Time, LOG.
Six furlongs, Billy Fischer won. Daisy Maree
second. Ella third. Time, 1:1552.
Five furlongs Gus straus won, Fischer sec
ond, Coranella third. Time, 1929
Five furlongs, + NJ won, Thornbush second,
Mover third. Time, 1929
Five and a half furongs, Eton jacket won,
Mamie Callan second, Sim w third. Time,
1:075<.
Ore and quarter miles, hurdle, Grenada
won, Earl of Montrose second, Colonist third.
Time. . :23.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. 26.-six furlongs.
OZARK Jr; won. Monten second, Old Dominion
Five furiongs, Hazard ii won, Ivory second,
Mauritous third. Time, ::o6s;
One and sixteenth miles, MIrquise won,
DevauIt second, Sandoyal third. T me, :561z.
Six .urlongs, Laureate won, O'Connell sec
ond, Clara Bauer third. Time. 1:1sI.
seven furiongs, Mr.. dunlap won, Cherry
Stone second, Hubert thi d. Time, 1885.
BENNINGS, D. c.. Nov. 26 One and three
quarter miles, hurdle, Flushing won. Red
Cloud second. Time, 3 :25. Only Two fin isned.
One mile, Prisoner won, l. B second, Azure
third. Time, :46 10.
One mile, Premier won, septour second,
Marshall third. Tine, IA 1-5.
Five fur ongs, Zapone won, Wadsworth Sec
ond, Harrington third. Time, 1 :03.
One and q quarter miles. Maurice won, Vol
ley second, Kiugstone third. Time, 2:11 2-5.
Steeplechase, Trillion won, De Garnette Sec
ond, Nadje third. Time. 6:31 3-5.
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SILVER LEADERS CONFER.
Factions TN Congress Are Preparing
Their Progruu,nses.


Their Programmes.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Nov 26. "A Wash
ington special to the Tribune SAYS: A
conference occurred yesterday at the Cap
itol between a few of the silver leaders in
Congress. All of the three parties or fac
tions--Democrats, Populists and silver
Repubhcans-were present, although the
attendance was small. It was merely q
preliminary caucus, it is said, and is soon
to be followed by number of other con-
ferences. Sometimes the parties will meet
separately, at other times together. The
general plan, it is said on good authority,
will be to hold separate caucuses. When
it is desired TO consult as TO the general
plan OF campaign conferences will be
designated by each of the three compo-
nents of the silver party, and they will act
in unison on all matters where concurrent
action is desired.
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Ert,nston of a Ras.roaa.

MONCLOVO. MEX, Nov 26.-After a
suspension of one year large force of
men have been put to work constructing
the branch of the Mexican international
Railroad from Reata statlon, on that line,
just south oil here, TO Monterey. The road
will be completed and In operation in
about three months, and will give the
Southern Pacific and the Mexican Inter-
national roads direct line into Monterey.
The growth OF Monterey's smelling, min
build ing of this branch necessity.
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North CaroL,nn Return,.

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 26.-Oficial re-
turns of the vote for State officers from all
counties save Chowan, Pender and Polk,
are in hand at Republican headquarters
and show Russell r. to have received 151,-
for Russell from the three above.named
counties are also in hand and show Rus
sells majority over Watson to be 9o19
The State will to-day begin canvass of
the vote and this will doubtless occ upy
two days.
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ON THE sAArl FE SYSTEM.
President Ripley Apeaks of the Improve
nents Brtng Made.


nsents Betng Made.
TOPEKA, KANs, Nov. 26.-President
E. P. Ripley OF the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad Company. who has
been in Topeka several days attending the
hearing of the receivership in the Federal
court, said in an interview tonight that
between this time and next July the COM
pany would spend 81, SOC, 900 for improve
ments.
"The road" he said, ''has been greatly
improved durin. the past three or four
years, Lut more especially during the past
year. In the past year nearly 81, 000 600
mas been expended for Improvements. We
are practically putting the money into the
road alone. repiacing wooden bridges by
substantial iron structures and laying new
steel. About 100000 worth of nut steel
has been contracted or. which will be
iald In the spring. The majority of this
ran Will be laid on the Chicago division,
but some will be laid in Kansas and Colo
rado."
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27

$1,000 and 25. ZOO people saw the game.
Missouri was overmatched from start to
finish and the kansans won almost as
they pleased. During the game Sinett,
Tucker, Cooley and Brannan of the MIS-
sourians had 10 be carried from the field.
DowdelI. Perry, Corrigan and McAlllster
took their places Kansas made two
touchdowns and Hester kicked two goals
In the first half ana three In the Second
The Indian (Bain) did the lions share of
the work for the Jayhawkers and Shaw
and Sinett for the MIssourans.
EVANSTON, IND, Nov. 26.-Wlsconsln
and Northwestern Universi les played
tie game of football at Evanston to-day,
the score being toe. The game was sup
posed to go a good ways In setting the
Western championship, as the winner was
to play the winner of the Michigan
Chicago game. Although the score was a
tie, the Evanston team clearly outpiayed
the badgers from the start. w. S. Hotch-
kiss, a 13-year-old 10y, was trampied under
foot during the last half and had an arm
broken. The game was played in hard
rain.
DENVER, CoLo, Nov. 26.-Tbe Univer-
sity of Boulder and the Denver Athletic
Club football teams contested for su-
premacy this afternoon on gridiron cov-
cred with sleet and snow and played
The game throughout in the teeth of a
driving snow and bitter northwest wind.
Score: First half-Denver 5. Boulder o;
second half-Denver 0, Boulder s.
ANNAPOLIS, ND, Nov. 26-The naval
cadets were defeated to-day by Lafayette
by score OF Is to 6. The middies scored
in the first half and their friends thought
they would defeat the Easton boys, bui
better all-round work in the second hall
turned the tide of victory. The lineup
| was as follows:
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TRAFFIC IN LEE SOUTHWEST.
Rates A0reed Upon by the Traffic Asso-
citation

hutoS 6OTeeu Upon Oy tHo ITGUtC AsSO-
citation.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 2e-A joint tariff
sheet ha. just been issued by the South
western Traffic Association. 1t covers
rates to the City of Mexico and Mexican
common points. The tariff bears date
of November q and will go into effect
December l. The readiustment was
brought about by claim put in by the
Louisville and Nashville road for differ
entiai that would give that road 3 share
of the business. The rate from New York
is 70 cents and all rail from St Louis to
the City of Mexico is S3 cents. By the
new rating the Louisville and Nashville
can ship from ST. Louis to tie City Of
Mexico via Pensacola. Fla, at "a cents-a
reduction of 8 cents in favor of this citv
and a gain of l cent a ainst New York
BY the same differential the St. Louis
rate to Mexico is lower by cents than
from Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pittsburg.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
The Sea Trnsp. Couap,s.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 26.-It is
asserted on authority that seems to be
official that there is an understanding
among the members of the nail trust that
the com bination will be dissolved at the
conference which has been called to meet
in New York on Tuesday. Efforts will be
made, however, it is said, TO arrange an
agreement TO fix base price to govern
Inc trade. which will be sufficiently low
to be acce ia BILE to the hard ware men and
yet high enough 10 assure reasonable
profits to the manufacturers.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
TO PBNhsYLV4NfA TROOPS.
suruey of the Sites of Monuments in the
National 1fifttaru Park.

surUey of the Sites of Monuments in the
National Military Park.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Nov. 26.-Gov-
ernor Hastings and staff, accompanied by
the Pennsylvania National Park Commits
sioners, arrived last night. They form the
official overseers of the erection of monu-
ments 10 Pennsylvania troops in the
Chickamauga-Chatt National VI Ill
tary Park, and The present visit is solely
for the purpose OF inspection and to expe-
dite the working progress.
The battlef'ids omprised in the several
reservations forming the park will be gone
over at leisure In twotdays' survey, and
the States fifteen monuments, on which
already $50 600 has been expended, passed
upon. Pennsylvania viii dedicate next
May in manner befitting, the State rank
ing second in the number of troops en-
gagged in the battle around Chattanooga.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
Biz Profit 3, b,ootbnrl.

NEW YORK, N. Y. Nov. 26.-As re-
suit of the big football game at Manhattan
Field on Saturday, Yale and Princeton
will each be enriched in their athletic de-
partments to the extent of S14, ,2S2. That is
to say the net receipts of the game
amounted to $2S,5 ,564. The gross receipts
footed mp to $37, 153, of which amount all
but $500 was derived from the sale of
tickets. The $500 came from the sale of
programmes and the advertising therein.
The total expenses amounted TO $8589
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
Rarru and Gnndnmr.

LONDON, ENG, Nov. 26.-The oarsman
Barry to-day signed articles for a match
with Jake Gaudaur for the sculling cham
pionship of the world and ESQ side, to
take place on the Thames In April next.
The agreement will now go to Canada for
Gaudaur's signature.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
Yofes Pfedged 10 Huu,.~

LOUISVILLE. KY, Nov. 26.-Congress-
man w. Godfrey Hunter, who is e candi-
date for the Republican nomination for
United States Senatoe, has twenty four
votes pledged on the first caucus ballot,
and eight pledged as second choice, 1t
takes thirty-six to nominate.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
The Omaha shooter Wfn..

OMAHA, NEBR., Nov. 26.-Frank Par.
melee OF this ciy won the 100 live bird
contest this morning from ]. A. r. Elliott
of Kansas City. killing so out possible
100 to Elliott's 81 1hs Omaha man was
in much the best form. Elliott was not
very familiar with the ground and inva-
r ab.y u ed both gun barrels. There was
large attendance.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27

NEW YORK, n. Y, Nov. 26-Eighteen
thousand persons saw the eleven OF Brown
University defeat the plucky Indians OF
the Carlisle school at Manhattan Field
this afternoon, the final score being:
Brown "a. Carlisle Indian School u
Browns victory, which was rather
surprise, was mainly due TO the magnifi-
cent playing of Gammons and Futtz. Ii
was in the second half that the two half
backs made sensational runs and won the
game. Gammons was the fist to score in
the last half with grand run of eighty
yards, in which he walked clean away
from Cayou, the speedy Indian halfbaek.
Futtz ran sixty yards for the next score
and the final touchdown was the result of
beautiful concerted run in which Colby
interfered for Gammons, enabling the lat
ter to pass MetoXen and score after a
sixty-fve yard sprint. 1t was the first
time during the season that the Indians
had such last scoring backs opposed 10
them and the redskins were completely
outclassed when it came to running.
As was expected, the Carlisle boys were
able to go through Browns line for big
gains, and if it had not been for couple
of fum bles at critical moments and very
poor decision on the part of the time
keeper at the end of the first half the score
might have been a tie.
a feature of the Indians play was the
cool. strong and welI-timed kicking OF
Captain Bemis Pierce. He outpunted
Hall and made good gains at every at
tempt. The redskins fought heroicaly
to the end and the crowd, which was en-
Enthusiastically IN favor of the ''natives,"
cheered them heartily. The lineup was
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
Bio Inrotce OF Har Mater,,,

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. 26. - The
Bethlehem Iron Company last night
shipped big invoice OF war material to
Portsmouth, Va, and to the Watervliet
Arsenal at West Troy, N. Y. The con-
signment included armor plates and gun
material.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
Dense Fog at Ne,c rors.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Nov. 2s.-The
dense fog which set in last night prevails
in the bay and off shore this morning.
No vessels are reported moving by Sandy
Hook or Quarantine since sighting the
probably anchored off Sandy Hook.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
ALI KINDS or FOOTBALL.
Games IN Which the Kicieers Fought
BrareIy for Picfory.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Nov. 26.-The
by score Of 80 10 0. The day was warm
and all morning it rained. The gridiron
was plastic with mud. The players were
hall buried most of the time. Between
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
DEATH OF ARBUCkLE.
So Far the Chemical analysts Does Not
Sh0tC Poisoning.

Shotc Poisoning.
CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. ga special
from New York says: Coroner Tuthill
said yesterday that the chew ical analysis
being made by Professor Witthaus for the
purpose of ascertaining if the viscera OF
Frank p. Arbuckie, who was found dead
at the corner of West Une Hundred and
Fitty-third steeet and Eighth avenue, con-
tanned poison was not yet completed. He
said that enough progress had been made
by Professor WItihaus. however, to prove
that knockout" drops had not been gwen
him. 1t may be discovered that morphine
or some such drug was administered to
Arbuckle. ne said, but no indications 10
that effect had yet been discovered. The
professor will not finish the analysis for
about two weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
Watsomrilie Beat, so,,un,.

SALINAS, CAL, Nov. 26.-The football
game to-day between the Watsonville
High School and Salinas High School
was won by Watsonville after very
closely contested game. Score too.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
Targ.t- Shooting a Rivers tide.

RIVERSIDE, CAL, Nov. ga trian-
guiar shoot between teams of ten men
each of National Guard companies here
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27

Touchdowns-Gi bert, Minds, Uffenheimer f2)
Woodruff. Boyle. Beacham and Ritchie.
Ssfe.y touchdown Ritchie.
Goals from tou hdowns- Woodruff (3) RItchfe
FAILED at goals " oodruf q, Ritchie
Injured-Red, White and Tracy.
Referee-Mils OF Yale.
Umpire-Dashiel of Yale.
Linesman- Condor of Dartm outh.
Time-Two 35-minute halves
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to-day resulted in the following scores
Riverside 392, Redlands 374, San Bernar-
dino 372
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27

TO CURE COL IS ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drug
gists refund the money ii it fails to cure. 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-27
Michigan.

Substitute s-H. Clarke, quarterback; Michigan
Drum ei. er.
Referee art Williams
Umpire-F. a.. Gouid
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

Sci ber bemndht ftattfinbenben Saufe
bes S9la9ti9iffes r&entudp" tpir6 elm
eberfo Invertebrates tpie %an9emeKenes Nbz
pei9en bom 9erfommen ltattfinben. Die
our patbin beitimmte iun9e Dame, Elm SRI.
9attie &i9arbfon, cine eeborene Sem
tufierin unb 11rentelin bes beriibmten See
belben Commodore 8ainbribge, pirb itatt
bes iibli9en Gbampdsner cine 5laf9e beg
bprnebmiten &entudier 2anbeSerseugniRes
am gug bes S9iFfes 5erf9elen, uab 5tpur
balb Bourbon" unb balb r3De", I'M feiuen1
ibrer 2anbsleute &erser gu bereitea,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

E
brittens finb NOD, ~unieres Wifens, MGe,
pel9e our @ritnbuna Der 1niperiitdt BON
@bicaso bur9 G6entungen beigetragen
6aben, am 2eben. SIS fam allo ibre Sim
t~piIierng in cine tebertragung an bic Nd=
tipn febr leibt eingebplt perben, uno es
fiegen feline @riinbe irgenb tpel3er Dirt
por, pesbalb ie pe~rtpeigert tperben fo1te.
9enn ipenn au9 urfpriingli9 Der Dunf6,
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git leiiten, bic @riinbung Der l1niberfttdt
oerunlaBt bat, 10 1T Die gauge Nnlage berz
Ielben f9nen bariiber binaus setpG6ien nnb
mir glauben ni4t, baB Die Sbee elmer
1ebertragung an bic Natipn unb Elm bDltz
ges Nufseben Der fettirerif6en @igentbim-
li9feit BEL ben gebern auf erntli9en @ie
bertanb itoBen tpiiroe,
Menn bod - nun ber hD6eren nnb bod
item 2ebrz unb 3ernanitalten f0nnen bic
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Miibe genug foiten, Die Mebraabl %unTerer
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felt elmer 2anoes=1tniberftGt gu iiberseugen.
Die iebt %perlan9ten 8epiGigungen finb ia
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unb berientge am meiiter, Der Dbne jeben
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ben nnterri9t ein vhell of a fellow.
Elm gema9ter Morn unb Elm groBes poli=
tif6es 2i9t getporben lit.
Iuf ale SGle ptrb es bic Nrbeit LANCER
Sabre nebmen, ebe in @nSbington aus
2anoesmitteln cine Inioeriitdt 5n @tanbe
fommt. pel9e nit Der Gbicagoer iib mefien
fOnnte, ipenn oiefe fprtfG6rt, BON unfern
rei3en 8iirgern in bemIeIben MaBe be-
g~iinitigt 81 tperben, tpie bisber.
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berfitdt, tpel9e aus Ganbesmitteln erbalten,
einem Seben, pel6er it9 ba3u fdbis err
pieien, bic Mittel gum Griperb b0berer
&enntniB unb gu FREEZER Sorf9ung our 8erz
figune ftelt, tpirb fiA au9 neben ben fbon
beitebenben l1nioeritdten, %einerlei, su tpels
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als Elm GROCER @egen erpeifen. Sic tpiirbe
bic 8r0nung bes @ebGubes fein, befen
@runblage unb Sunbament uniere Bolts
f9ulen bilben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

fell6am iel6it 6atte als 9ibilionsfiibrer un@
ter @e1ington in Spunien febr 8ebeutenbes
geleifet, mmeittli9 in &dnpfen nit Dem
altsge3ei4neten fran30ii @enDfarf9aa Waarz
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Nber bel geelp Orleans fanb er feinen Mleiz
fter in 4nbretp SadIon, obglei9 oiefer aur
irsr Waili5en aus einigen Siioftaaten, tpo=
runter ou9 Elm Battalion Sarbi9er, berFiigte
unb bic 3abl Der Gngldnber 5u Der Der
Mmerifaner Ii9 tpie 3 gu 2 berbielt. go mei=
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bsiben Seiten oes Mifiiiiippi urb feline Stelz
lungen 10 eef3idt anselegt unb 10 gut auf
ben @barafter bon Milt5en bere9net, oaB
bic englif@en Gruppen groBen Sbeils aufge@
rieben ipurben urb ibr Tiibrer felbit fetn
2eben auf benz 99la9tfeIb lieB, bic Nme@
ritcner basegen MIR gerinse @erlufte erlitz
ten.
3pur bate bieIer elGnSenbe anerifunif9e
Sieg teiten unmittel6aren @influB me6r
uuf ben Srtebensbertrug, Der bereits BON ben
9eeenieiti9en unter6Gnblern at Silent OBJ
Gef9lofen mar, obne bdB mans in iener telez
e%tapbenlofen 53eit in Nmerita tpifen fonitte.
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re- i6rsn 6alt am Waiififfippt f4perli9 aufz
gegeben baden a1nb 2anbra1b tpar ia ou9
elmer Der 3pede i1rer oamaligen Mfffffippi=
Expedition.
9ie bie5id6riee 6eter Der Seem SrleanIer
G9la6t mar cine beutli6e amerifanii9 DIE
Mtabnnng an England: Wenn 9u Define
neuen @erIu9e gu ameritanif9em 2anbraub
ni9t a%ufgiebft, bann fangen mir 9egen 9i3
in berfelben @oiIe tpieber an, in pel9er mir
Dir I'M Sanuar 1916 begegnet iinb!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
Grtnneran9 at Mafbtmgtot Tito an
Gfeubeut

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