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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
MARIETTA SHUT OUT.

Special to the Register.
Marietta Ohio, June 22.-Tie Mari
Gay by score OF 12to0. The game was
ett2s were sAut out by S.stersyille TO-
played in the mud and the chief feat
ure was the poor playing Of Watson, Of
Marietta, the rev importation from
Ionton. Score by innings:
Marietta .. .....6 0 90 600 Or
Sis.ersv.lle =. ..3 0 , C 0 0-12
Batteries, Blanchard and Carr;
Campbell and HaG3ox: earned runs, SIS
tersviiIe /; base hits, Sis.srsyiile y. Ma
ria.ta 10; two-bass hits, S.stersyille .,
MaI.stta 2; errors, S.stersville I. N1-i-
eta Z; struck cut, by Campbell 9, by
Blanchard 8. The second game Of the
series will be played tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
The Weather.

c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist. made the following observations OF
the weather yesterday: a. m, 10; 9 a.
m. "a; y m, 80; p. m, so; I p. n, SO.
Weather changeable.
Washington. June 22.-For West Vir-
yinia. Western Pennsylvania and Ohio:
Fair. warmer wednesday; light var!a-
HE winds, becoming southeasterly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
THE RAIDERS INDICTED.

London. June 22.-The grand jury to-
day found true bill against Dr.. Lean
der Starr Jameson, Major Sir John
Willoughby, Col R Gray, Major r.
White, Co. H. r White and the Hon.
Henry F. Coventry, who were held for
trial at the Bow Street Police Court on
June Is. charged with violating the neu-
trahty laws by invading the Transyaal
Republic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
GARLAND HOPEFUL.
lavaS All the Differences Between
'1' manufacturers and Iron Work
cs VIII be Settled by Saturday.

..saUe Pa. June 22-Al the iron,
-ee. ard Tin pate scales of wages
he Year beginning on July 1, made
-a Amaiganated Association of
See, and, Tin-piate Workers
....-.91. must De settled before
lay of next week. II The scaFS in
--5 departments are not signed it
. mean suspension OF work i'm the
mills until an agreement is reach-
the tin pate branch conference
vas dis1gres sueDt. bat there
% De no doub, that the confer
umi-tees of bota sides viii come
again be .cre Saturday and
compromise Or agree to the
msted Association scale.
scale for sheet mill workers no
ye- been fixed for another con-
1ur it is probable that they
together again and reach a
t- There may be a fight
as the union mills must all
.a saturday night unless the
S.lon is definitely settled.
conference on the bar iron scale
yet been held. buJ Cne with
oofg manufacturers has been
Wednesday In this city. The
1or.ant bar iron conference will
q, youngstown on THURSDAY.
n' Garland. Of the Amalga.
1ciatiOn. said he did not an
any trouble in arranging the
ana he believes that all viii be
ori.y settled lie did not saw
N1en they would De settled.
not likely that an viii be fixed
week. This viii be because the
-i.0fers hold off for a period in
., To- make necessary repairs to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
STREET DUEL.
Frank WOlcOtt Fires Three Shots at
Fred Miller in a Crowded Street at
HUntingtOD--0Wen Bartram Dan
gerOusly Wounded.
SPECIAL 10 the Register.

SPECIAL 10 the Register.
Huntington. W. Va. June 22.-Fred
Miller and Frank Wo,co,,, enemies
passed each O,beg on the street here
this evening
Wolco.t pulled a revolver from his
pocket and fired three times at Miller
The street was crowded with people
and one OF the bullets penetrated the
thigh OF owen BarJram. a well known
citizen.
The bone was shattered and his in
juries are serious. WolcoLt is under
bond.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
TRIAL COMMENCED

Akron. O.. June 22.-The trial Of
Romulus CCttrell. the young farm hand
who murdered Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Stone and Ira Stillson at Tallmadge
early in the spring, began mere to-day.
The work CT impareling jury may COZ
sumo several days. The trial promises
to be interesting because OF the hJrrl-
bic nature of the crime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
THE TEXAS FACTIONS
win Hold Two Conventions in Austin To-
Day-siIver Men Will Make No ConcSs-

~
Day-silver Men Will Make No Conces-
sions.
Austin. Texas. Juae Quite a
larg legation OF Democrats came In
to-day TO attend The Conventions tC-
moucT held respectively By the gold
a-d silver Dem0csl.s a. the repressnta-
tiyes OF the Two wings Of the party on
tie great financial question. The Con-
venul0ns viii De held separately. The
silver men oa the ground today sag
that they VIII! make no concessions -
any one The silver me1 are under the
leadership Of Ex-Governor Hogg. Gov
ernor Culberlson and ex-Un.ted States
Senator John NJ 3 gan and Senator
Horace Chiffon. who will be the FIRST IN
order on the Chicago delegation.
Congressman Bailey is also allied
with this faction and will doubtless 60
as q delegate. As to the matter of in-
s.ructi0ns. an effort Is being made by
some 10 have an uninstructed delega-
ton in the hope that Teller will be In q
position by that time 10 offer some
proposition looking to a fusion, though
many are in favor Of s-raightOu- IN
structcns for Bland The gold men,
while they have not the party m2chin-
cry behind them. are still sanguine Of
success at Chicago, and say that they
viii send their delegations to Chicago
headed by George Clark and Rufus
Hardy. two gold standard men and
prominent politicians
Much interest is being manifested ia
the coming convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
SrrANSHIP ARRIVALS.

Genoa. June 22.-Arrived: Olympia,
New York.
Queenstown. June 22.-Arriyed: Pa
vOnia. Boston.
Bremen. June 22.-Arrived: Saalc,
New York.
New York, June 22.-Arrived: An
choria, Glasgow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
FIVE HUNDRED FROM MUSKIN-
ETrNT

Canton. Ohio, June 22.-F'ive hun
drsd citizens of Muskingum county
came to Canton in special train to-
night. including delegations from
GAINESVILLE and Dresden. President ii.
e. LoCan. of the Zeuesville Business
Association. State Senator Charles W.
Shyrock and Congressman II. c. Van
VOorhis were with them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
SEVEN killed OUTRIGHT.
Frightful Result Of a Boiler Explosion
at DOucette, Texas.

Six Of the Victims Had Their Heads
Torn OFF Completely and were
Otherwise Mangled-A. L. Dou-
ceyte, President OF the Nebraska
Lumber Company, was One Of
the Victims-Three Others Badly
Injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
Az AcrOR KILLED.

Newark. y. j.. June 22-James Mac
Creadv. formerly an actor. well known
i'm the West. but who for the past five
years has kept the Hilton Hotel here,
was instantly killed this afternoon in a
runaway accident. While waiting to
take his wife driving the horse ran
away. throwing his against a telephone
noe fracmring his skull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
A GIGANTIC DEMONSTRATION.

Paterson, N. j., June 22.-This city
turEad out in a body tonight to do
honor to Garrett \. Hobart, the Repub-
licsa nominee for Vice President. New
er in its history has such a denonstra-
ton beer held.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
CONGRESSMAN DAYTON
VIII Undoubtedly be Renominated in the
second District, To-Day.

SpeclaI 70 the Register.
MorgantOwn, W. Va, June 22.-Great
preparations are being made here for
the entertainment of delegates to the
Second District Republican CCngres-
s.Oaal Convention tomorrow. Con-
gresham Dayton viii. no doubt, be re-
nominated by acc,smatiOn. A big
crowd from the country is expected.
Mr.. Dayton and about fifty delegates
arrived this evening. among them Hon.
Thos. E. Davis, c. d. Elliott, W. h.
Weatz. j. II. Fenton and'J. T. Cars
kadCn.
Hca. W. A. Chapline. OF Jefferson
county. ana w. c. W.lso-. Of E,kins,
are the candidates fer e.eccor. with the
chances in favor of Ch2D,ipe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

nous. Ono. June 22.-Delsgates
Je mocratic State convention
-ts are coming slowly.
29rary chairman VIII not be
IL-l ,1e State Central Commit
,3-mcrrcw. Da- McConv.lle.
,- sN,n auditor OF the treasury.
w Thurman. are the leaders
s-iFsri,es who WI have a
~.'iiJy In the convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23

rg.on, June ga Cay or two
must elapse before the report
consul General Lee is said to
mrded Saturday can reach the
Of State. 1t is no, clear
the report viii come by mail,
her General Lee will avail him
hs services Of Internal Revenue
Ryan as d messenger, as has
mated Nigh, be the case. As
been soms speculation as TO
called tor,h this particular re-
- u the Consul General 1t can
that aside from some brief
his announcing his arrival and
.a- OF instructions, nothing has
heard officially from General
lat report from him is due
order of the ordinary consular
. .t is true that consular officers
.re.r general instructions are eN-
.1 report 20 the STATE Depart
events that might be OF inter
. clr government, it cannot De
.ua- General Lee was under
.NY SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
ar port upon the policy to be
towards Cuba. Fer such in
pecting the military sltu-
ae could have gathered while
I'D .a Havana. and at a distance
G.hiug line. the State ID part
..l be grateful. and it would
g6- i1 view of the military
Inc. of the Consul General. bul
Ills report viii De OF value in
@ .1rGance with the facts con-
and +. is hardly 10 be supposed
Consul General viii so beyond
--a.cment. IL is not supposed
circles that he viii attempt
Inc policy of the state Depart
20 recognition of beliiger5 ncy
independence. which must be ae-
.r Washington after con-empla-
fe,d broader than is Open 10
ion of an official
STATIONED IN CUBA.
.he State Department is CIV
attention TO the redress OF
of American citizens than &C
subject Of the pr0prieJy o n-
in The siife between the
and the Cr6ans, and TO this
en- pushing a vigorous cor
V.th Mr. H5nnis fay Tor,
Madrid. The purpose
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
COInFOR SHIPNENT.

New York. June 22.-Heidelbach. lex
elheimer & Co., have engaged S45O,00O
sold az the su5treasUry for shipment on
the steamer Traye to Germany tO-mor-
row.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23

Milwaukee ...2O113 5000 712 3
Anderson, Carney and Schriyer;
Clausen, Jones. Speer and Wolver.
ST. Paul, Mimi, June 22.-Score:
st. Paul. ....OOOOOOO1O-151
Kansas City ......00O0O60 00-6 ,
Derzer and Spies; Callahan and Lake
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
FREE SILVER Will CARRY.

Indianapolis, Ind, June 22.-The
Democrats Of Indiana are gathering in
great numbers for the State convention,
which VII be held on Wednesday.
Free silver viii carry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
No GAMES YESTERDAY.
Eastern Clubs Spent the Day on the
Railroads,
And Will Open in the East To-Day.
Results Of Games in the National
and Western Leagues-Cycling,
Boxing and Other Sport, Local
and Telegraphic.
Standing of Clubs.

No Interstate games we're scheduled
yesterday. On account Of playing Sun
day games in the West, and the long
jump back to the East, Monday was left
open. To-day the Eastern clubs open
a series of games with the East, and
the Western clubs at home also.
Wheeling plays at Youngstown, Sagi-
nav at Toledo, Jackson at Fort Wayne
and Washington at New Castle. Wheel
ing will not return home until series
of three games has been played with
each Of the three Eastern clubs. The
home team viii open on July Forth with
Washington. If the club continues
TO put up the article of base ball which
has been played in the West, it is al
mosht certain that Wheeling will be in
the second division at that time. The
fans" are kept guessing about the
cause Of the losing streak. Bad luck
may be factor, but bad luck viii not
cover ten or twelve errors in a game,
or account for twenty hits from pitch
er like RED Garyey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
40 ESPECIAL ORDERS
.~r TO Have Been Given Consul
General Lee

.-ec --ettor Of Making EztraOrdi-
Reports Upon the Cuban
-lti0n Nothing Strange IN dis
-.e.ng q Report at This Time, as
one is Due-The Safe Depart
r ut Has It's Hands Full.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
MI. NEET IN WAsHINGTON.

Glasgow. June 22-The Pan-PreSoy-
tsriaa Council has unanimously ac-
cep,ed the invitation TO hold its meet
ing az Washington in 1899. and has
thanked San Francisco for the invita-
ton extended by that city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Detroit, Mich, June 22.-Score:
Detroit. =. ....0031O0107-12 IS l
Columbus =. ....3 5000 00001- 10
Fifeld and Thost; Boswell and VIII
son.
Minneapolis, Mimi, June 22.-Score:
Minneapolis ...2210111 2 , 1-22 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
TRIED TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
An Elderly Maiden Lady Drinks Concen-
tratcd Lye.

SFJVIdI % IHJ INtSIsVVI.
Steubenville, O., June 22.-Miss Annie
Worre,l, an elderly maiden lady, of
Smithfeld, this county, tried to end her
existence by drinking concentrated I've.
She is still living, but is expected to die.
This is her second attempt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23

A mail vote is being taken this week
on a proposition TO divide the Interstate
schedule into two seasons, the first TO
end with the Fourth of July games. 1t
is likely that a majority of the cubs
will favor this, but tAis will be deter
mined within a few days. There are
many reasons which might be advanced
against the proposition, but the great
lead Of Fort Wayne and the certainty
that the Farmers vii. finish first I'M
less the change is made, is a reason
sufficiently weighty to balance all OBJ
jections what might be made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-23
A LETTER FROM general IEt.
Dv8lls Upon the Inhup- . i the
Spanish Cong % ;.

The Laws Of Warfare, and
the UsaE .stomary Among
Civilized \ 4Ons Entirely Disre-
STANDARDIZATION Of Women and
Plundering OF Inoffensive Citizens
Are Everyday Occurrences.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-30
Sbeooor SUMMON, Der Der. Staten

Sbeooor HunDon. Der Der. Staten
Botidafter in 9eutihlano, III ON Conn.
tus WOrseu pl6slih in Berlin aus benz
2eben seibleoen. Biepobl ielne @es
iunbbeit in ben lesten gSohen cine
idpddllde mar, oadte bod Niemauo
on ieinsn pl6Slihen FOB. Nm 9ienitas
Qbeno in leBter Wode nod nabm er
2beil on einem 5eftefen, peltes 81 gb'
rem Der Sc &ai'erln. Der SHUTTER bes
Raiisrs @llbslm II, ueranitultet muir
be. Gin SerSidlas mudte ieinem pa
iein Elm @noe.-Tbeooor &unpon muir.
be in Summeruiae, %. s., i'm Sftober
1922 seborsn. Sn 1912 %9raoulrte er
am gale College uno fuuroe bier Sabre
ipdtsr sur qouOfateuproris Suseluiien.
Or bsfleibete peridiebene bobe Steaun-
gen i'm Wiliidr uno ma9ie OILS Com
manosur Der Seem Seriep Brigade BEL
Jreiuiuiseu ben Blrserfrles NIT. Su
1898 wurbe er pon Yrdi,oent gleuelant
gum Der. Staaten Winiiter nod 0eutih'
loub ernannt unb nurbe balo natbei
amerifauii1er Botidaiter ON 8erlinel
Sofe. BORT e~rfreute er iid in ben be.
fen 8"reiIeu Der srOBten Ndtuns. 9it
2eite mirb bierber sebraht uno Gu
amerifanli6em BOoen beiSeiest.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-30

Barter nod Dem &ituale gouaro's vi.
tonletrirt Duroe, Delhss i'm Sabre 1850
ssisslih beitimmt wuros. Nlio nitt
nat benz alten fatbsliiden Ritus puroe
Borfer sefpeibt. Ruu sntiteseu iomit
Stpei nlttise Jrasen. @rtens:-Rar
Der &itus, ruelder IN Der &onietration
Barriers du9euanot nuroe, aeniiaeno ?
8ueitens: -0atte Der Bsibenoe, (Bar.
lop welber iih oteiss Riius beoleute,
bic Wuroe zines Biibofs?
Die erite Jrase nieosrum bsitebt aus
5uei3uelfeln Ooer Sweiislbaften 5raaen:
oh ndmll6 Der ansemanote 8ltus elm
iOlder mar. Der b6tit uniiter su uennen
1T in Der @rtbeiluns Der 8eiben, uuo
Johann, OBJ bic seiammleu @~sasnsrinoe
10 sewib'ls limb, UNI ais fiber Die I'm,
slltlsfelt Der 8siben i~sfSutsIsu. I'm
oieie 5rossn orebt iib bic LANCE 8ontro.
uer's. IS 9eniige, bic @runoe Der Be-
Itebenoen 3ueifel oiesbe5islld anjuilb.
rem. Bas be Qnseulssubeit bss anaes
wanoten Ritus in Der 8eibe Sarfer's
anbelan9t, 10 itebt es iider iet, ooB
@ranmer oblidtlid pisle Geuoerunaen
IN benz Rltuale Der fatboliihen airhe
porsenpmmen bot, oamit ss Su ieinen
hereiiiten 2ebren pniie. 9eionoers
anberte uro itrih er ole lene 3beile aus
benz Rituale, pelde iib aui oas Yrie.
rerihum uno oas Splsr Der bsilisen
WsHe be5oeen, %beiOnoers aber aud jens
9belle, welde oas Nmt oes Bil1ois be.
banoeln. @ie iebr nett er ss in ben
Qenoerunsen bradte. ldBt lid oaraus Ct.
leben, penn mon einen 8ergleib maht
5pii6sn Gem anslitauIihen uno benz ia.
ibolilhen 8ituale. 80 alio cine 9lb,
peltuns itatlNnoet, 10 1T bieie nibt BON
Der airde, ~ionoern pOn ben 9rdaern uno
Sdustern bee Gnslituniidsn Yrotenaus
tismus aematt, uno niht Iino oiele Nen
oerunssn BON Der STRIDE s~utsebeiBen
poroen. iOnoern NJ oieie 8erialltuna
Elm barstiides Wabwsrf ~ ueunen.
Gold Elm umtano oarf rpobl Elm ihmer
Dlesenoer @runo 81 nenneu iein, um Die
9lltl9te't Der ansllfanliden 0eiben su
be5pelieln uno lie prattlid uls unsiillls
Su betrudteu. Ssoob sar piele MAIDEN
einen Strltt peiter, iubem iie %ldusnen,
bob es obiolut iibsr iei, bic @siben Der
nn9llfanllhen Stride ndren unailtia.
CShluB 5olat,)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-30
Gin Sebeu.

Gin 8tnt, Elm frptli6es 8tnb MART Du,
Sabfjlahene ms 0eben btnein,
llup has Qeben, Is arlbte unp pinfte Dir ju
@ie Elm @artsn i'm Sonneni6ein.
Qufti6l6fsr labf Du i'm ttnetibsn Sptel
Grfsben Dor Tetnem Bid;
Was Du erbcTtef, es MAJ ntbt piel,
Nur 8lud. ein. wen:s Stud.
Die Sabre lhwanten, 0u wubfef teran
SIM Iisnfte Der Nrbelt, Der Sfitt,
Der ihwdrmsnpe Smuggling wuree su m
Wann.
Tds 8lid, s5 wuree ibm nt6t.
@as Du a,Ibafen cbn' Stub unb &af,
Ner III es, Der eS peibs
3ein mar bic Wibe une eein bic cat
Den Aneern puree Der 9rets.
llnt tsnnc6. teurc& tteltet III fiji,
Wdrf't trpst9 has 6aupt jurld
unb ipra6it: zap geben, mte es seten min
Gs pirp i6pn tcmmen eas Stud -
Teine tranren 0ofen purten trsis
une tribe Der &u3en Bid;
3u arteitsmuber, sebldter @reis,
Gag, partsf Iu mod auf tas Stud?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-30
Yangc maiden gilt nt@t.

Surh oas ldpplihe 8riessssbriI Der
@usldnoer lGst iib bas beutlde Ser5
nidt banse MAIDEN. 8on banse Wa9en
pelB lberbaupt Der fsrnise Deutibe
nidts. mas beltdiist uIro ourd 6olsen.
oes, oas elusm Sla,te aus DeutIhlanb
sntnOmmen if: Die 9eutidsn peroen
in Gelasoa, unbetlmmert I'M sebn eng
liide Nomirale tbuu, nos ne fir error.
oerllh balten, uno oas oils YopanS tlr
8euiihlcno erridtete illsaenoe @sihma.
Der miro uui Die Saliung 9sutidlano's
Obue GlnluB blelbeu. Wit iOlhsu 8tn.
oereien lbredt mon NsserbGuptlinse,
aber ulbi cine mdhtise uno ielbitbemuB.
tie Ration. Gin 8riee 5wIiben ben bei'
ben Solfern 1T unierer inueriten lleber'
Seusuns nah unm6slib, nbsr - .pia
Der Ssrr 9raf elm 9dn5hen passn" -
10 mag er's nur neiter 10 treiben, nis
bisber. Die 9robuus nit anoeren Dol,
fern, be Guslano's 8ries ilbreu iolen,
wie lie IN Der Times" 81 leien 1T, be-
merit MIR, iule lebr mon %ienieits oes
8anals nod INNER IN Der @eibidtS-
aufaiiuns oes Uprisen Sabrbunoerts
liedi, uno mis unsern mon iid mddti.
gen Jelncsn %sesenibsr oas ,Sslbit 1T
Der W0nu!" Sur Nnpenpuns brinst.
Der 8roerIprub jmlibsn benz friesert.
ltsn uno mutbisen National'G barafter
Der Briten nno ibrer 5asbaiten nno in.
irisuanteu Yolltlf 1T cine Der auffalenb.
ten @ribeinuusen Der 0eltseihidte."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-30
GUM Xobe Icuti6Iano's.

Bon alen uuipsriitaten Der Der.
Staaisn uerolent II elne ein5ige, DE
SObn Sopiius uuiueriitdt IN Baltimore,
ben oeuiiben Sobidulsn ebenblrtl9 on
Die Selte seiteCt 81 weroen. sic 1T
i~ibrlssrs aud sanS nab oeuliaem Wuiier
sln9erihtst, uno ole meiiteu ibrer Bro
ieiiorer, psnn nlht ole, hdben IN 9euti6
lanS lbre Stuoien semadt ODER wenlg'
items u%olenoet. uno Die lO9lids 5Olse
oapOu III. oaB is nu~srnbmslos Beuur'
oerer nidt nur Geutidlano's uno osut.
idsr @elsbriamteit limb. iOuoern ouB lie
dud u%nummunoen ju9elteben, oaB oas
oeutlte Rsib an Der Spise Der Ratio
men maritirt-in ieeer SeS,ehnn9.
@ie iebr osutid usrmitielt Die aeuanu'
tie uniperliiGt tit, sebt urter Nnoerem
uub oaraus bsruor, oaB Der SaltDmorer
Oeutibe Srieserbuno, cine 9tOBe uno
iebr elnilu6reide Organization, iih 81
ieinem Settle sur 5eier oes Silberiubi'
liums Der 9riinouus oes oeuiiben
8eids siueu Der YrOieioreu Der llnluer'
iitGt gum 5eiireouer nuserfor. 9ieier
8eouer par TrOi. Senrp 8ooo. Der IN
taoeQoism 3sutid eine beseliisrte gn.
iprade gum 9obe 3eutiblano's uno oes
osutidsn Bottles belt, IN welher er IN
ter Nnoerem ia9te;
,Nlte Nntiouen trdumer bon ents
lnwunoeuer Uiabt, Innerllh traltI9e
Y6lfer BON tlnitl9er Seryltateii; ubsr
uur bas Sol' erlebt Die Ielise GriiQuus
gum Spsiisn Wul, wel6es gum 9euter
muroe oes si9enen SraumeF.
3sutihlono, ons itolSs puupt Der
abenoldnolihep Hutioneu, bate emit an
ben eipissn Wsltrui oes oeutidsn &alier'
tbums ~sealaubt; aber lslne 0UifHuuseu
usrlonfen IN elnsm u%erblaBteu Ibeuo-
blmmel pon StmarS,& Otbs6olo, Den
2eioiarben oeuiihen Sdmerjes uno oeut'
lber Sebniubi."
Saun iibrie Der Reoner aus, luIe iib
oas eeutihe Bolt in lelrem ungsIillien
Sebneu uno Srlumen EN- neusS, 9eUaltl'
aes &sit ibui, oas oss oeutlbsn 8els
ties, TEN 8slb I'm p0Iltlihen SlHne, lou
bern ems, oas ale seosrapbll5en 9ren'
,en iibsridrtt uno iib Die BelI srober!s.
aber olsies, iopie bic lmmsr mpIil her
unb i~asenbaiter lid seltaltenoe @rmncs
runa Der eutibwuuoeueu GuBern Yrndl
alter ,3sltsn fOnntsu ulbt senisen. Nls
bic Siunoe Der bobiten Seiabr be,anse.
tommeu, bsourite uno iauo Der 8eat'de
einen isiteu, lebensfraitissn WltteIpantt,
Der mittelnltsrllde, usri6pOmmene aai.
iertraum mar nussetrdumts
.Gabeulidlano srtpatte. 8om asbr.