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The evening times., 1896-08-19
A "suit-pre,erver..n

All you've got to do Is to
reach out and get a pair Of
Pants out of our special sale
and you'll be fixed for the rest
of the season. We give you
the whole stock of Mems Sep
arate woolen Pants to choose
from. They're nearer to noth-
ing in price than such values
ever were before.
The $3.50 Pants go at $3.50.
The S.. 90 Pants go at SI.o3.
The $3.50 Pants go at S2.35.
The $500 Pants go at s7.75.
The $500 Pants go at $3.50.
The 5000 Pants 90 at $4.zS.
The Sc. So Pants go at $3.50.
Black and Blue Cheviof
Pants left from suits.
Up to SIS. oo-$7.50. :
Over Sis. O0-S3.eS.
SAKs and COMPANY
PA. Ave. 7th St. '.saks Corner" I
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Seriously Thought
To Be Humorous.
CHICAGO REpARrEE.

Marie-I understand Mr.. and Mrs. Nsu-
wed are two souls with but single Thought.
Mary Yes; their only thought now is how
TO get single again.
The evening times., 1896-08-19

The finest, the best boards, only 81
per 100 rect. II you want common boards
Toe. per loo feet. Frank Libbey & Co.,
9th aud n Y. ave.
The evening times., 1896-08-19

II you miss any news In the e:euin.
eaitioii Look in The list below What
You re- LOOMING ior wns probab bly, pup
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aS ihe lines never Repeats you'll
nave 80 tHAc uui:i cuit toi.., ~ ..cl Al. Al
tue he"s as quIrA al, II H.tl,I,cus
The evening times., 1896-08-19

nC NE of the most gorgeous sights 1
have ever seen,' said Samuel Mar
tin. retired sea captain, at tho
ST. James, was a Chinese funeral which
took place while was in Hong Kong, three
years ago.
AT the front of the procession walked a
band OF noisy. alleged musicians Then
came three men, carrying banners. on
which were painted the titles of the tl..-
ceased. Next followed more men carry.
ing figures OF animals. idols, men, UNI
breilas and blue and white streancrs.
Just before the oe,ffin walked the :,ouz..s.
or BUDDHIST priests, preceded by Incrns,
bearers The coffin was borne by dozen
men. while over II wa a canopy held uD
by twenty more. Immediately BEHIND .h..
coffin walked the children or tho dead man
the eldest son in front. The fnttc- was
dressed In canvas and leaned upon n stout
stick, rs he was supposed to be too over
come by grief 10 walk without aid
after the children followed the other
relatives in the order OF their lationship,
allclothedin white linen garments, as white
is the emblem OF Chinese mourning The
women were carried in chairs.
"SohbiDg and waiiing at measured in
tervals they moved slowly on to the burial
place. When This was reached the hanzes
began chanting mass for the dead, at the
close of which the coffin was lowered into
the tomb. Then large. oSlone white
marble table. cu the middle OF which were
two vases and two candles ticks, was
placed in front OF the tomb
"A paper cremation followed. Pnrcr fig
f,f m
OF other things. which are supposed to
undergo resurrection and be useful to the
dead in heaven. were burned. The tomb
was then scaled and an entertainment con.
cluded the ceremonies
The evening times., 1896-08-19

arrangements have been Completed for the
official TRIAL trip OF the cruiser Brooklyn
ncxt weckoff the New Enxlznti coast. Tee
cruiser will ieovcs Cramps On Saturday.
The evening times., 1896-08-19
THE Observation-Disclosures

LUZ oibiSteE siiiuO" Ol Inc tTOilcS -
again cast over Washington through The
c"raplaisaDt action OF the District Com
m,ssioncrs in granting the Capital Rail-
way Company permission TO cross tie Navy
Yard Bridge by means of OVERHEAD wires.
They profess to lave found warrant for
their course in the second section OF the
act charteriDg the company, which reads
thus:
That the motive pow er to he used on the
lines IN ills act specified shall hc the I'M
der ground elecsnc system within the city
OF Washington and tie oyerht ad trolley
system outside the city of washington
For crossing the Navy Yard Bridge the
same company may, in tie DISSECTION CT
the Commissioner. or the District Of Co.
luInbia. use riihcr horse power or the IN
der ground electric system to proEel its
cars, and the said Company shall have
the privilege OF carrying an electric cur
rent across tie Navy Yad Bridge in such
manner as the said Commissioners of the
District of Columbia stan pre- ssciibc.
To anyone not IN the eoripisisant franz.
OF mind OF Commissioners Ross ard Trues
dell the Language, of the act can convey no
other idea than that Congress did not in
on the bridge, for 1t expressly grants au-
taority only for ''efther horse power or
the underground electric system" The last
clause of the section is nothing moro than
a qualification OF the preceding one, la
that it devOlyes upon the Commissioners
the duty of prescribing in what manner
such underground electric current shall br
carried across the bridge After expressly
stating that the overhead trolley system,
Is TO be used without the city Of Washing
tom and on the bridge either horse rowcr
or the underground electric systcIr," Cor
gress could rot possibly have intended Ia
nullfy both dipUlations by granting per
mission for an overhead trolley on the
bridge. The conclusion, therefore, arrived
at by tie two Commissioners, rs stated by
one Of them, that the section gives them
discretion to permit underground system
or OVERHEAD trolley or horse cars on the
bridge does violence to logic and common
sense.
Throughout all the deliberations aud Ills
cussions on the charter of the Capital
Railway Company before The District coz.
mittecs it-was insisted, and understood by
all the parti $ in interest, that the over
head trolley should stop on the southern
bank of the Eastern Branch, and as
nearly as language could be made TO ex
press # the second section OF the act so
provides. But for reasons best known to
themselves tile Commissioners have seen
fit to override and set aside the intention
and mandate of Congress, and granted /;
permit for which there is no warrap.
1t is quite probable that this matter. will
be looked into ut the next session.
The evening times., 1896-08-19

WHITE REPUBLICANS RULED
Colored Men Dcnled Admission to Alex
/ Andria City Convention.
The evening times., 1896-08-19

YEAR SMALL COINS WILL CO.
Why MARYLAND Farmers Are for Free
|. Silver Coinage
The evening times., 1896-08-19

BEER WAR NEAR ITS END
Organized Labor Favorable To the Brew
ers' Proposition.
The evening times., 1896-08-19

BRYAN ANSWERS THURsToN-
beIiits tuat ne A.is r.inido.eu By Silver
Mine OWncrs
The evening times., 1896-08-19

STAND Loyalty 10 WATSON
Ioi'utist i4raucfs issue IL sf;tnHesto Je
isOfIns Sewali.
The evening times., 1896-08-19

SL0PPED OVER TO SILVER
peiaware benocrats snow Change q
Path Since June.
The evening times., 1896-08-19

IN THE CAMPAIGN PILOT HOUSES
Political Gossip frotn Republican an.
Democratic Headquarters
The evening times., 1896-08-19

ENTRIES STILL COMING IN
. Over Seventy-thfer Names Now Entered
4. for Ariingtonts Meet.
The evening times., 1896-08-19

NUDD BY YACCLAMATIOS-
La flata Ovn>erli,,u went Tor Him to a
The evening times., 1896-08-19

taPA TsEY- HEAT THE LEAGUE
Court Sustained His Injunction and Oyc,
ruled Demurrer.
The evening times., 1896-08-19

held A COUNCIL OF WAX
Democratic LcaGers 1ale over Cam.
paign Details.
The evening times., 1896-08-19
BcHA-FIBE CIRCULATION.
A reference to the state.

BcNA-FIDE CIRCULATION.
A reference to the state.
nIent Eef0w will show that
the circulation sworn 10 is a
bona fide one
II is easily possible for a
newspaper with sn elastic
conscience TO swell its iegit.
mate circulation enor.
rsousiy, in order to deceive
advertisers. by sending out
thousands OF papers to
news stands, which are re-
turnabIe. and which are in
fact returned, but neverthe-
less are included in what
purP0rtS to be an honest
statement OF circulation.
Intelligent advertisers,
However. judge by results,
and bogus circulation doesn't
give them.
The family circulation of
The Times is many thou
sands in excess of any other
Washington paper and is
believed to be fully two
times that OF its afternoon
contemporary.
The circulation of The Times for the
week endei August II, 1895, was as fol.
lows:
August s, >. 4s,33s
Sunday. August 3, 1886
nonday, August 10, 42,10s
tuesday, August q, 1854
wednesday, August Il. 42,o3t
August l3, 1896
friday, August II, 43,45t
Total copies printel 2s2,33C
Less damaged copies, cop:es left
ever, urs9ii, in 0ffice, anI
'eories returned, unsoII, from
rewS stands ami branch Of
E,tS 27,2os
ipAai Z5S,ikl
:Cssmalg swear that III. above Is q
eOIreci statement cf the circulation OF
The Washington lines Tor III. week
ersed Avg. a, 1926, and that every COPY
Was cs!!ysrei CT maileI lor a valuable
WILLIAM 7. OLIVER,
Superintendent Of Circulation.
Subscribed All sworn to before me
This 18Th day Ct August, A. n. 1876.
lsEAL. ERNEST G. THOMPSON,
Notary Public.
The evening times., 1896-08-19

COCHRAN SPEAKS FoRGOLD-
MLiESoa eNi..iIc uafur.i iarAcd u Hear
hIii A lis n1r BrSsIn
The evening times., 1896-08-19

NAY DUEL OVER 4 LETTER
faiious ooN- Drd.arcy EpIsIir Causes Z,
SeIissiCiOu III hcntucay
The evening times., 1896-08-19

MAJOR ARlfE5 HAS PAID up
keirased from a Marshal's Charge on an
L. Agreement
The evening times., 1896-08-19

JOHN cHAMBERLIS BETTER-
very St.SaI improvement. iH the Patients
Condition.
The evening times., 1896-08-19

10 LONGER IN TIE LEAGUE
District Bnildins Team sIid 10 Have
Withdrawn.
The evening times., 1896-08-19

c0LORED MEN AT CANTON
Mckinley Made Il Speech To L'0uvetur
Rifles.
The evening times., 1896-08-19

6REGL0 BENEFIT SEQUEL
Pretty Mess DIsc.useli Justices
Trial. =
The evening times., 1896-08-19
E..oursIon Tiekess 20 the Sea shore
-. - ,.ia X 4 n. IN n =

Commencing June 0 nnd 6, and c.aitinu.
Ing each Friday and Saturday rtiiii A ugsist
80. The B. .. 3: s'iiI sell ex.,irsesl
tickets TO Atlantic City, Cape May and
Sess Isle City for 10 H. III. ttd !. Etsf,
trntns, good IL return Until Tuesday FOL.
,owiiig at ritc cf So for The foaDu trip.
The evening times., 1896-08-19

PROVIDING FOR REFUSE
Commissioners wifi Place Waste boxes OF
Streets.
The evening times., 1896-08-19

PERMIT FOR THE TROLLEY
Bridge
The evening times., 1896-08-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rHEcRIME

EUNlSAMENV Il VtITVlNG VHECHIME Il
There Is class OF rowdiies and Ioafers
infestiug this city that needs be taught a
sharp lesson from time to time. They don't
care for the ordinary sentences of few
weeks. or even two or three months. in
the workhousc or Jail; they must lie dealt
with in far more drastic fasbiou. Punish
ment imposed upon them must he Of /,
character to impress them with rca!-
ization OF the fact that orrcuses such as
they are guilty of are not looked upon
lightly by the community, nor by thoss.
who administer the law. Iu view OF these
circumstances the sentence of two years
confinement in Jail passed yesterday upon
two OF this class of miscreants by Judge
Mills is deserving of the fullest ackuowl-
edgment and highest commendation Ivy
every law-ahiding and order loving citizen.
This lawlcss. rowdyish, thieving element
is the curse of a community. The fellows
who constitute 1t arc to the last degree
worthless. They pass al the time rot spent
in sleeping with stealing just enough to keep
them from starving ana to supply them with
liquor to get drunk. When they have gotten
themselves under the influence OF liquor
they are ready for such exploits as brought
the two mentioned above to Jail for two
years. The longer they are put behind the
bars the better for the community The only
thing to be regretted about it is that they
cannot be set 10 breaking stones or doing
some other equally severe physical labor. II
treadmiil could be constructed for their
especial accomnoI Iation it would be an ex-
cellcnt meansof making them sensible of the
outrageOusness of Their conduct. In tie
meantime a few more sentences like that
given by Judge Mills cannos fail to have n
wholesome influence.
The evening times., 1896-08-19

RAIN STOPPED THE GAME
scrappy Bill and His New blnd Had the
Lead
The evening times., 1896-08-19
UEARD BY
IL THE LOUNGER.

siI AM glad to see, . said Cuslin. Barrett,
an entusa site Baltimure bicyclist.
ut the Ebbitt. "tilat Prof John H ani-
iiton. deputy Secretary OF agriculture. has
taken up tile subject Of good roads. In u
recently issued pamphlet he says that Just
now there is a sIecial necessity for COM
piete and durable highways which has hot
before existed. Rapid communication and
transportation. whether By railroad, stean,-
ship. trolley or country road, Is demanded
by our civilization.
This demand is rot simply for the grati-
fication OF pleasure seekers, but Is brsi-
ness necessity. surplus products must be
moved greater or less distance 10 find
IA market, and labor and tine have become
more Costly. Under these modern conditions
al: enterprises To succeed in the crush Of
inoderncOnipctiuoD, ,ninstso plan the various
operations in their business tnat one man.
or gang OF men, c;tu accomplish twice the
Work in the same lcEgth OF tinn aud at less
expenditurcthan W wasnecessaryb ybefurc. The
fnore the depressed the Industry, lie said in
Tie pamphlet, the greater the necessity fer
cheapening production and reducing ex-
penses. Thus, in the present low condition
OF agriculture, the Institution OF good roads
throughout the Country would be u great ad-
vantage to the farmer In transporting his
truck 10 desirable market, and dispos.ng
OF II To the greatest advantage"
The evening times., 1896-08-19

Nm Ing with tramps in our city" said
George Brooks OF W forester ,Mnss
at the National, very much like the one
which. understand. is being tried here In
Washington. During the carly weeks of
this summer tramps constantly infested tfs.
suburbs OF our town and scattering through
the streets worried the citizens almost
to distraction by constantly applying for
meals.
THE authorities saw that something
had to be done, and. after much delibera-
tion. decided on what they considered
feasible plan. They issued tickets TO every
family in town, and when a tramp pre-
seiitcd himself at the door of any house lie
was given one ofthese pieces OF pasteboard.
with instructions to hand it 10 the town
marshal.
The marshal would examine the appli-
cant. and, il he found him worthy, would
send hiri to n wsod-dealer, where lie had
to saw a cord OF wood. For this he re-
ccived the meal ticket.
THE scheme proved successful. Tramps
no longer come to town. They found that uo
one would feed them in the Old manner and
that the only way to get anything TO eat
was by working. The average tramp hates
work, and whatever system for their treat
mcnt may be adopted in any place. IL should
be based upon the principle tat an appii-
cant for aid must labor before receiving 1t.
The evening times., 1896-08-19
lli0kE o. The HEHS
--M ihf MORNING TINES

siiViaa VI lui hhH1
--A iis MORNING TINES
f you miss ANY news In the e.eu,n,,
edition look in The list below What
You re ioohing lor WIS proba bly, pup-
ilrhea III ihir n,urIings . edition. un,l
as Tie Times never Repeats yuuIi
nave 40 tHAr Doi:i cuit ioi.., ~ ,:cl al
tue ne"s at, quirN "A, II napI,rns
COCHRAN SPEAKS FoRGoLD-
MiIIson sH-1ie "afir.i i'aukcd to Hear
lin Answer isryHn.
NAY DUEL UyEii A LETTER
fainous ooN- bra.fry EI,IsIir Causes a
seIls''tiou III hcntucsy.
STAND LoYALLr 10 WATSON
ioi'aiis. i-taurcfs Issue afanIesto Ig-
noflHS SewaH-
BRYAN ANSWERS TnURsToN-
peni's ,ua, he A;is r.iniio.eu by Silver
Mile " wncrs-
JOHN CHAMBERLIS BETTER-
very si.sts iu'proscn.e,i. ,H tue Patients
NUDD BY ACCLAMATION-
La flata Ovn>eiili,u went for Him to n
Man - 3"
I.lA " Elk
Delaware democrats snow Change of
Faith Since June.
BEER WAR NEAR ITS END
Organized Labor Favorable To the Brew
ers' Proposition.
held A COUNCIL OF WAR
democratic LcaIers 1aIs Over Cam
paign Details.
c0LoRED MEN AT CANTON
a.h I'm -nttv-
Rifles.
EREGLo BENEFIT SEQUEL
fretty Mess Disc!usesi a Justices
Trial.
PROVIDING FOR REFUSE
Commissioners viii Place Waste Boxes on
Streets.
PERMIT FOR THE TROLLEY
Capital Railway May Use AZ on Anacostia
Bridge
RAIN STOPPED THE GAME
scrappy Bill and His New tslnd Had the
Lead.
10 LONGER IN TIE LEAGUE
District Bniiding Team said 10 Have
Withdrawn
"PATsEY- HEAT THE LEAGUE
ruled Demurrer.
ENTRIES STILL COMING IN
Over sevent y-thfer Names Now Entered
for Ariington's Meet.
IN THE CAMPAIGN PILOT HOUSES
Political Gossip frotn Republican and
Democratic Headquarters.
YEAR SMALL COINS WILL CO.
Why MARYLAND Farmers Are for Free
|. Silver Coinage.
WHITE REPUBLICANS RULED
Colored Men Denied Admission to Alex.
aAdria City Convention.
MAJOR ARlEs HAS PAID UP
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29
g Offs 0 belle.

Iuf bic uripriinglt2e 8ebeutuns
bieies Raumes als 8eridmmlungsa
ftGtte Der Seeleute peiI.n 5tusi Sta
tuttafeln bin. Die eint bdn9t, benz
Sib Der Qelterleute gsseniiber, unter
elmer Strebe, bic in herbem S9rtbz
inert cine Sigur nit peit aus hem
NunOe geitredter. tief geIpaltener
3unge aeiet. So lit bic Safel fir
Wioerbaarise nit fotg.nber Sni4rift:
Die NudfoIsenbe bebben bic Saufs
9rDberfdop bepiGiget. Oct biHes
SuIss @ers6ti9teit ma mill oobn
dbne &ipsn, ben i6aa man op rife
SaffeG fdripen unbe i4un bar 10 lang
OPP ftabn. bat be oifes Suies Sere6s
ti4tsit befft seoabn. Beer Happen
idaa men sbm bier niGt. 10 Iange bat
be fine Sede befft matet f6tiAt.
2lnno $780," 0ieies sinid9e. trob bes
@nftes ioear bumorool in 8erIen abs
sefabte Mtttel biirfte pielen 8sreineu
CUR Ru4abmuns gu empfe9teu fcin.
Die Snidrift Der anbern Safel trtfit
Mnprbnunssn fir bic abtubGidsn 8er'
TammIunsen unb aeust bdpOn. Dab
i9on Dor Sabrbunberten oieIer Raum
i'm S9ifferbauie cine ftbr belisbte uno
bon Grembsa pielbsIu4ts @aititube
mar.
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General 8etter.

mub. I'm iib por lleberfdnen ibrer
beimtiidiI9en 5einoe gu I4iiBen. bus
ben bic SoIdnber Sofa RuOi9u nit
elmer gun3en @n5abl bon Sentenss
(5ortsl umeebsn, bon benen Elm ieoes
cine gtTdBung bon 80 Bis $50 Mann
bat. Sie llmpallung beItebt aus elmer
Paliiubenmdusr aus 4 SOL oidem
Gidsnbols. Sober 8cnteng bat ciierne
9aitionen, bic nit je einem 9ei4iib
armirt Iinb, Die Misunderstanding
lieeen bart an Der pnlIiiaO:nmausr, 10
bab bic Solbuten bel nd6tli9en
uebsrfGIsn iofort ibre SteGIungen an
berIelbsn e%innsbmen tDnn.n. Rings
nm ben9entene lit alpegras sepflunSt,
bsFen duberorbentli1 ftarts Staheln
an Den 8outeH unb Spibeu Der 9Idt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-29
SOfspbstburm e d n.

fenberg. BIS in bus Is. Sabrbunoert
rei6en bic geI9i9tli9en @rinnerungen
biefer Sta1nmburg oes emit %beriibmten
@eI9le6tes Der &oienberge Suriid.
SIN breibisidbrigen &riege gelangte
fie an bas 9eI6le6t Der @rafen BON
@uquop, in beren8eIib tie Bis gum beu'
ttgen Sage perblteben lit. Sas alte
S6loB, am reften llfer Der Woloau.
in palbrei9er lmgebung eelegen. ents
bGlt cine Reibe bon 9emG6ern nit
Sablrei9en grinnerunaen on etnitise
pruntpoue 3eiten. Sier pirb benz
Sremben unter anberem has 3immer
Der .ungliidlt9en Bertha BON Roiens
berg, Der rtpeiben Srau", geSeigt, bic
@riGparSer gum 8orpurf ieiner ~abns
frau" nabm. Bel benz alten S9lob
liegt mitetn in einem 3ierqarten be
,Neubau", Elm mobernes 2uitI6loB,
uno Der nit iteilem. m~posbeoedtem
3iegelOa9 9etrOnte runoe Satobiners
tburm.
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q m g 9 t.

unb bic Sriebtraft pirb bur9 cine in
bemielben Raum aufgeItelte Pumpe
9elieTert. 0ur6 bieie peroen bebeuz
tcnpe @afermufen in RDbren einges
Ipgen unb, ie nadbem bas Boot ii9
porpGrts poer riidrpGrts betpesen ioa,
binten ober born nit GROCER Strait
aus9etpben. @nbers RObren fiibren
nab ben Seiten Der SlDBe unb our6
entfpre6enbe Strablen ptro oas
Steuern unb Denben bes Sootes obne
Ruber ermDelidt. Nus ben GUms
partments f;ibren Sbiirme, bic nit
brebbdren 2uten perieben ftnb, nab
Der erb0btsn platform bes 8ootes.
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@etter fiibrt BON &rummau bic
8ubn na9 benz freunbli6en Mdrtts
fleden SOriB, in iiingiter 3eit betdnnt
~gctpprDen bur9 bic bort aufgefiibrtsn
Yafiionsipiele. 8eranlafung gu bic
fen Spielen CAB Der fir Die 8oltstunoe
bes 9Dbmerpalbes unermiibli9 tbGs
tige 9rOfefor S. S. @mmann, Der 5us
erit in peri9teoenen 3ettI4riften auf
Die 8iibnenfdbigtett bteIes bon benz
S0riber 2sinetpeber uno 9oltspoeten
Paul 8roQbesl na9 Go9ems r0ds
2eben Seiu" 1916 5uIammengeIteaten
geiitli6en 8oltsf6auipieles b~inrpies
uno basielbe aud balo duf 8eranlaIs
Iung bes 9eutT6en 8Dbmerpulobuns
bes umarbeitste. 9ur9 llnteritiiBung
lctteenannten 8ereines entItano in
turSer 3eit in Der NGbe BON SDrib oas
9aIitonsIpielbaus, 0asielbe liegt auf
elmer 9(nbDbe, bon Der man einen berra
liGen Qnblid Der fpalorei9en llmges
bung genteBt. @s lit gum grOBten
Sbeile aus Sols gebuut. elettriI4 be-
leu9tet unb faBt ge9en 1900 3us
i6duer.
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Reue nnrubell.

Die Gage in &retd 1T nod iRmer
nidt sufriebenitelenb, trobbem Der
Sultan Bel g%rnennung bes neuen &C.
neral : @puperneurs 9eprgi pai9a
8eropiti9 bic Duni6e Der Md9te
beriidii9tist bat. Dieter lit @lbaneie
bon 9eburt, aus angeiebener Samilie
tn Stutart %itammeno. 6riitli4er Res
Iigion unb bat ii9 als Shirt BON Gu
mos bic Spmpatbien Der bortisen
grie9ii9en 8epOlteruns eripprben.
Ha6 &reta fam er gu 8eginn bes
aufi!anbs. unb pbpobl er ii9 ale
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Ams Atf6tt.

S6pn felt mebr aIs 5panais Sab
rem liegen bic SplGnber i'm &riege nit
ben 4t9ineIen, elmer @0lteri9aft i'm
9orben Gumatra's, unb nod INNER
1T es ni9t gelungen, einen bauernben
SrieoenssuItdnh berbei5ufiibren, ia ieit
eini9er 3eit lit pieber 9eller Iufrubr
i'm 2anbe, unb oieIer afpingt bic boil
ldnbii6e Re9ietnng gu umfanenben
miIitdrii6en @etionen. gs mar i'm
Sabre 1873. ols auf @eranlaFung Der
@ngldnber suerIt bic 3rtegsfadel bon
ben Soldnbern entaiinbet purbe, UNI
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feben. Oils i'm Sabre barauf General
ban Spieten fiegrei9 porgesangen
mar, gelung es, bic SauptItabt Sofa
Rabida einSunebmen unb ben Sultan
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