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The evening times., 1896-08-29
WALLER KISSED DOWN.
Silver DemGcrats in necticut
Garry the Caucus.


New LOndon, Conn. Aug. 80. The Il st
exciting caucus ever held in this city was
Conducted at tie court house last night,
where delegates To state, Senatorial, Con
gressioHal ard probate conventions were
chosen.
II was a babel of confusion. fierce aui-
mostly being shown from start TO finish
Ex-Gov. Waller, who led the opposition to
was missed Gown ana literally driven 4. \
the building. lie was never so humiliated
before on lis own stamping ground. where
he has becn the guiding hand of the party
for generation. He declared tie
caucus Illegally called and held, and re
fused To abce by its decisions.
GOV. Waller began The contest at the
very opening OF the meeting, hut tie
caucus was against him aud would not
give him respectful bearing. Mr. Wal
Ter said sufficient notice OF the caucus
had not beca gwen He was thereupon
called gold bug" traitor" and u
.rat'
He was beaten and left the hall, going
outside. where he spoke from a COACH
bareheaded, 10 probably 1000 people.
He ridGled The silver candidates aud plat
form, censUred tbose who had howled
him down, aud declared his purpose 10
take the stump in his own city and through
out the State against the ticket.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
DEMOCRATS NOT ALARMED.
Senator Faulkner Returns From His
Trip to Chicago.


Chairman Faulkner, OF the Democratic
Congress- onal committee, who returned
to town last evening, spent busy morning
in taking up work laid down SO suddenly
when lie answered tie rereinptory sum
mons OF Senator Jones to Chicago
Senator Faulkner held constant COnsulta-
ton with the chief officials ~ charge of
the work at local headquarters and received
bug few callers.
He took time. however. to say that he
was encouraged by what he learned from
Chairman Jones. Regarding the Watson
Sewall controversy, he would make no
further statements than those spoken. SO
clearly by him last evening, and which
were published In The Morning Times.
When asked about the reports that the
Democratic mana gers had become Harmed
at the alleged dying out OF free silver
sentiment in the middle West and by the
seemingly growing defectious of sound
money Democrats, Senator Faulkner de
clared that there was no ground for such
reports and that those il charge of the
Democratic canvass are far from being
discouraged -'-
lie dil not anticipate removal of na-
tional headquarters from Chicago to Wash
ington.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
FELL $500 FEET.
Fearful Fate OF Woman Aeronaut in
Missouri.

st. Louis, No.. Aug. 29.-Mrs. George w
Hibbard, known professionally as Victoria
Leroy, fell from her balloon yesterday at
Clayton, st. Louis county, distance of
900 feet.
AT O'Clock last evening she had ascend
ed about sixty feet, when her parachute
became detached and feu to the ground
The balloon shot up rapidly. The woman,
in an effort 10 catch the parachute. had
partly fallen, and was hanging with one
arm hooked over the trapeze bar. When
the balloon was almost in the clouds
dark speck was seen to drop from it, and
the 3 goo spectators groaned in unison.
The frantic husband rushed into his tent,
and, seIzins a pistol, attempted to shoot
himself. He was seized and disarmed. The
woman fell one mile north of tie fair
grounds, first striking a tree.
The Hibbards are residents of some place
in Eastern Pennsylvania. Mr. Hibbard is
delirious and may never recoyer his reason.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
PRESIDENT IN NEW YORK.
Arrived This Morning From Buzza rd's
Bay to Receive Ii.

Arrived This Morning From Buzzard
Bay to Receive Ii.
New York, Aug. 29.-President Cleve-
land, accompanied by Attorney General
Harmon and Private Secretary Thurher, ar
rived at the residence of the Hon, W. c.
Whitney, Fifty-seventh street and Fifth
avenue, at 8 O'Clock this morning Presi-
dent Cleveland and HIS party came down
from Buzzard's Bay on the yacht Sapphire,
arriving at the foot of East Twenty 81 xth
street at S:30 O'Clock.
Mr.. Whitney, who had just arrived from
Newport, received the President. and his
party. President Vreeland, of the Metro
politan Traction Company, was also in the
house. ,,,,...1a .t 4...s.. a.....>l.. d.
Alter a brief stay of fifteen minutes in
the house, President Cleveland, Mr.. Whit
ney, Attorney General Harmon and Private
Secretary Thurber drove to the Metropo,i-
tan Club. where they had breakfast. The
party returned. to the Whitney residence at
1910 o'cloeko,
After returning to the house the President
and his party were joined by Dr. Bryant,
the Presidents physician. and Secretary
of War Daniel S. Lamont. ..
The evening times., 1896-08-29
small Thefts Repor,ed.

The following rooberies, were reported to
the police today:
west, notified the detectives that the COP
per lining had been taken from a batItub
in his yard.
b. F.Alvey, No 914 NJ street southeast.
had his pocketbcoS containing SCI stolen
from his trunk.
ID. l. Fowler, No. 715 o street north
west. lost black macintosh. Someone
entered his ho1se in order to make way with
yaiuables. The storm coat came first.
j. A. Jennings, No. 1 AZ Connecticut ave-
nue., lost bicycle from in fIoat of Fir
teenth-street lrnciiroom.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
FOUR AT ONE BIRTH.
Rapid Increase of the Population of
n Connecticut Town.

bridgeport, Conn, Aug. 29.-Mrs. %. II:
Suckels, who lives on OLD Mill Hill, STRAIT
ford. is doing all she can TO counteract the
impression gained from County Health
Officer Hills report, that there are fewer
births in Stratford in proportion To the
population than in any town in the state
Yesterday Mrs. Stiokels gave birth 10 four
children, aud the remarkable fact is that
all of the quadruplets are alive.
There are three girls and one boy. All
the children are understood, the heaviest
weighing only seven pounds, w,ile the
smallest, q girl the last born, weighs only
four pounds. She is the most delicate of the
four. and it will take great care to save her
life.
The mother OF the children is thirty five
years old. Her husband Is farmer. Both
parents are in robust health. Three other
children have been born to the couple. The
bankruptcies birth yesterday morning was
the first kno own in this State.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
SOUND MONEY IN WEST VIRGINIA
Delegates Elected by Democratic Con-
vention to Go 60 INDIANAPOLIS.


Wheeling, W. Va, Aug. 23.-About 800
delegates attended the State convent on OF
sound money Democrats held here today
to name delegates TO the Indianapolis con-
vent:on. The meeting was representa-
tive one and leading men were present.
The meeting was called to order by ex-
Attorney General Alfred Caldwell, chair
man of the provisional committee, and D..
ID. c. Westenhaver, a brilliant young law
yer, of Martinsburg. was selected as TEN
porary chairman.
He made an able and eloquent address,
in which he violently attacked the Chiea-
go platform as un-Democratic and an
arChiStic.
Mention of the names Of Cleveland, Car
Isle and Wilson brought forth great ap-
plause. Committees were appointed and
the convention adjourned until this after
noon. District meetings will be held, when
delegates VIII bc chosen.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
Permit for n Cable Pole.

A permit was issued today to the United
States Electric Lighting Company to erect
cable pol2 at the end OF the company's
branch conduit, in the north alley of square
529, aud distributing pole in the south
alley of the same square, for the purpose
of supplying certain premises with electric
light.
IL is condition OF the permit that the
wires strung shall be securely insulated, and
no wires so strung shall extend across
private property.
The evening times., 1896-08-29

> Jennie HamiltOn, ooicrcd, who lives in
Freeman's alles, squarrelrd with John
Thomas at the corner OF Seventh and
streets this morning. Thomas urew his
s,eei and gave Jennie several slashes across
the head. She was removed TO Freedman's
Hospital. and will recover John is locked
ps-es- the SecUnt prccfuct station. ss->-
The evening times., 1896-08-29
Forecast I'M 8 u. m. sunday,

Forecast TIL 8 y. m, Sunday.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia, fair; slightly warmer Sunday:
easterly winds, shifting to southcrly.
Weather Conditions and c ener nj Fore
cast.
The barometer has fallen throughout the
central valleys and lake regions, and risen
In New England and west of the Rocky
mountains: it is highest over the middle
Atlantic States and lowest north Of Lake
Superior.
The temperature has remained about sta
tionary, except in the upper lake region,
where il is warmer.
The weather is generally fair, but local
showers are reported from Florida and the
east Gulf coast and from the lower Mis-
souri, valley.
Fair weather is likely to continue from
New England southwestward to the Gulf
States, with slowly rising temperature.
Local showers are likely to occur along the
Gulf and Florida coasts.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
Langdon School Contract.

Sealed proposals were opened at the
District building this morning for the con-
tract 10 construct a four-room school build
ing nj Laugdon, as follows: C. r. Monroe,
SS.494; b. +. Bond, S7,627.9 Lukei &
Murphy, So, AZ; c. Thomas & Son, So $50;
James r. Young, $1O,743; William F.
hiers & Co., SS,S5S; Peter Mccartney,
$3.50; Pavariai 6 Greer, sS,35T.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
Receivers Bond.

New York, Aug. 20 George NJ. Wright,
assignee OF Hilton, Hughes & Co., obtained
an order from Judge Beach, of tie su.
preme court, today to file provisional
bond OF $3.50 900. lie stated that it would
require at least twenty and probably thirty
days to prepare an inventory.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
Bn sebau Player Dead.

East Liverpool, Aug. 90 Curtis Ben
ton WEIGH, ball player, died at his home
here this M forming from consumption.
weleh was famous player. He was
member Of the st. Louis Browns for two
years frem 1884. He then played three
years with the Philadelphia Association
team and for two years with Baltimore.
His last work was with Syracuse, n. Y.
He was thirty-fouf years old.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
Quirt at Constantino,ll.

Constantinepe. Aug. 20 Troops have
arrived here from AdrianoPle and rein
forced the soidiery and police. who are
patrolling the streets. The city has become
quiet and the shops at Gaiata are being re-
opened and stdsfrcss resumed.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
killed in a Dispute Over Wages

Plainfield, n. j., Aug. 29.-Harry Hodgeu,
an English farmer, thirty years of age,
living between Somerville and Plucka-
min, was shot aud killed this morning
by Elmer Clawson, former empioye on
his farm. during dispute over wages.
Ciawson wasarrested- There We're threats
OF lynching, aud the murderer was taken
to the Somerset county jail, at Somerville
The evening times., 1896-08-29
Nebraska Insane ASYLUM Burued..

Omaha, Neb., Aug. 29.-Lightning set
fire TO the main building of the Iowa State
Institution for the Feeble Minded at Glen
wood early this morning, and 1t was de
stroyed. eDtailing loss upon the State
of $i50,000. The inmates were removed
in safety and other buildings saved. O
The evening times., 1896-08-29
September lst
DR.. Young's Gen.
erOuS Free Of
fer Closes.

While DR.. Young's offer TO treat untn
Cured II who apply IN person a his private
sanitariurn, No. Z 0U Fourteenth street north
west, before September l is practically
Tree. the Doctor desires to say that thOst,
awaiting themselves OF this opportunity will
receive just as careful, conscientious and
pairstaEinS Treatment as those who Degin
later ana pay the full fee rate. and that
IN no insta nee will those beginning before
that date ne required to pay a larger fee
cost-of medicines used. In all probability
Dr. Young will be unable to see and ex-
anime all who call to take advantage of
tie free offer on the last day 1t is wiee,
t.rrefore, to consult him today. and thus
Il .od the risk OF being crowded out al
together Thr Doctor will remain in his
office this evening from Z to in order
that any who may not be able to call dur
ing the day, can see him tonight Office
hours daily. 10 to 5, Sunday, 10 to IL
The evening times., 1896-08-29
sccond Me,I car Comp,eted.

The second OF the street railway maiIcars
OF the Capital Traction Company, running
between Georgetown and the Navy Yard.
has Just been completed. and will make its
first trip tomorrow morning.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
Petty Thief Caught.

Frank Williams, colored, was arrested
by Policeman Sullivan, OF the First pre-
cinct. In the Center Market today on COM
plant of Scott Armstrong, OF Laurel, Nd.
who charged Williams with climbing into
his wagon at the market and stealing a
coat valued at S3.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
CLIMBED INTO THE WAGON.
Colored Man Bravely stopped Run
away Team.

A wagon, No. So. of the Adams Express
Company, collided with Merchants Par
Gel Delivery wagon in front OF the latter's
office on ID street this afternoon.
The express horse became frightened and
dashed across the street, colliding with a
carriage belonging TO James Wilkinson, of
the Washington Gas Light Company, de-
molis!iiDg it and slightly injuring the
driver, James Wilkinson. The runaway
then went at breakneck speed up PennsyI
vania avenue and was captured by a col
ored man, Jim Pror, OF No. 12S Twentieth
street, who climbed up into the back of
the wagon and grabbed the reins.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
Treasury Receipts.

The receipts from Internal revenue today
were $4s0, 490;N from customs. $685.
653. and miscellaneous. $21 ,O65. The
national bank notes received today for
redemption amounted to $184.811.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
Mg2s. fn I.nan-

At per ccIt on approved real estate In
the District o: Columbia. The Times Real
Estate Bureau. Tenth and PENIS ylvania
avenue northwest.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
Inquest Was Unnecessary.

Coroner Hammctt viewed the remains to-
day OF Lawrence Kadly, the shoemaker
who was found dead in his shop, No, 3426
NJ street last night, and decided that an
inquest was unnecessary. Kadly died OF
heart failure
The evening times., 1896-08-29
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by Seymour Bros., bunk
ers and brokers. meinhers of New
York Stock Exchange. waShirnton
offic:., Rooms 3 and :3u. Sun Bui!dinc-
j. A. Brccn, manager
The evening times., 1896-08-29
Ncbraska Postoffice Robbers Caught

Inspector Sinclair reports to the Postorfice
Department from st. Louis that he has ar
rested John Daily and James Young Tor the
robbery os the postoffice at Clark's, Nebr.s
The evening times., 1896-08-29
SIMPLE FACTS
Marvellous Results
...OF...
DIR. WALKERS
Advanced Medical
Methods.

He cures where other less skilled physi-
clans fail. He aoesnt believe in RANK aud
rhetorical flourish. He gives conclusive
evidence day after day tnat his Treatment
of all cases of Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis.
Rheumatism, Female Diseases. Private
Diseases, Diseases OF the Ear. Nose, Throat.
Stomach, kinneys, Bowels. Bladder, Re1-
tum, Blood, Skin, Lost Manhood, Night
yond the conception of ordinary doctors,
who cannot understand 1t, although they
marvel at tie Wundcrful results.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
Personally Condue ted TourstoN iagara
Via Pf.nnsyl vauia Ra tlrand

On Saturday, September 8, and Thurs
day, September IT, the Pennsylvania Rail-
road will operate personally conducte too rs
to Niagara Falls, leaving Washington by
special train at 7:30 a, m. Rate, SO.
Ticket gooi fos ten days.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
schedule Cor Stree. Llght.ns

Gas lamps lighted at 7:42 p. m.; extin-
guished at 1886 a. IN.
Naphtha lamps lighted at 723 D. m.; ex.
tinguisted at $50 a. tn
Incandescent and electric lamps lighted
at 1877 p. m.; ;exunguished at 4:61 a. nj.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
NO ONE TAKES THE FARES
Four Conductors Taken Off
The North Capitol Branch.
LEXINGTON LINE SCHEME

Il Is Done by Permission of the Com
missioners-The Citizens of the VI
cinity Are Indignant and VIII Re-
fuse. to Deposit Their Fares N
Boxes.
The evening times., 1896-08-29

Temperature and Condition of the water
at a. m-: Great Falls Temperature, ~:
condition, 36. Receiving rcservoIr-Tem.
perature, 76; condition at forth connection.
SO; condition at south connection, SO. Dis.
tnbuting reservoir voir-Temperature, 20: con.
dition at inf!ueut gatehouse, So; efflucnt
gatehouse, SO.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
$500 a MONTH

Covers everything treatment and medi-
cine. No higher fec charged. Hours. ~
"A. m. to 3 T. ia. daily; Sundays, 10 TO II;
Monday, Wednesday. Thursday and Satur,
day, To = p. III. Consultation free ana
confidential.
The evening times., 1896-08-29
Condition OF the Water.
'fficially recorG.i

High and low iides are officially record :,
at the Navy Yard today as follows:
High. low
ll:34 "A. IN. s-E
The evening times., 1896-08-29
National Bank Fails.

Sioux City. iowa. Aug 29-Hcavy with
drawals of deposits caused the failure Of
the SIoGA .,....rnIl i.ank he!c !".,u.,..,y
morning. The bank examiner has not ".
arrived. and TO accurate estimate of as
Iets and liaI ili!ies can be given. They
will probably bc about $3.50 Geo each.
The Sious *. "nal Bank OF Sioux City,
which failed yesterday, had capital of
$500 900: Individual deposits OF S3lf,
900, and had borrowed money to the
amountof s 252 coo. Bank Examine Stone
has been orccred to tuke charge of the
balk
The evening times., 1896-08-29

Low.
$50 a. nj.
6:51 d. IN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-01
4 3 TEL MARINA
MARINA 6. LUNA l.
oA. Pu@RTo-R1 90

dueno de este sntiguo = acraditado es-
ablscimiento, afanoso siempre On mejorar-
10 ponerio al 2ivel de los buenos De Eu-
.epa, ds nueyo he insSalado aus eonedores
sn Ia planta baja CON cabida para mas de
cien personals y en mejoras condiciones
4ue antiguamsata 10 tsnfa.
Hay habitac.oaaa frascas espaciosas
iasde una persons hasta 8; iss hay espaeia-
les para eonisionistas con sysrabos para
sus muestrarios; euatro sa.onas da das
oanso; espl6ndidoa ha1os frfos de dueha y
sibios sodas horas del dia dc l. no2he;
una cantina provista de buenos vinos y IL
cores /; eocina aseo prontitad 81 81 seryi-
cio, sin rival sn Ia isla; IN cxiado nandade-
20 IN sereno pnes 81 Hotel permanece
siempra alberto todos horas de Ia noehe.
scsa Qaa los transelItes no tengsa demo
ra alauna en au alojamiento: 81 sfecto hay
Rakitac:ones pzepsrsaas.
Asf pues, no dudando MERCER como
sieznpre 81 favor del p6blico ga gansral
ar.aigns conociaoa de denlro faerz il
in isla an particular, tengo el nonor de po-
nerne ( las 6rdenes do todoa ofreei6ndoles
seran complaoidos en euanto pueda series
atsi
81 atsnto aerviior, J JAN B0Ix.
Ponce Mario 0 Do 1896. I'm alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-01

Oecemos al pdbco nuestro grandioso sudo de Ja de
los modeos mas caprchosos blante piedas fnas
piedras de coIores
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-01
CE WANT
CENTRIC GENERAL
DE nUDT.ICs.A : CIO1J e.;

Eaas Sass Ed1r'ts st2scrir,3ia.ses ! soG.
clase de oLxas por sHFtegs*s 3 tay-7seioT
parl6dicos ilusbr& ;a.' J 3 Y2os5ss.. aCs4-s<sl
dose igualnzerSs lie coraisis5es ssarte2acis1-
tes a. gaTao; y de cc1nalss4r a.-s @a4u'z,sa
obrss qus Sc aa41atan troac.-S: s,:zs5sss5 s<ss
saGoses c1e aa ecpr,4 }*IfsD 81. a1s.c =
pssar as nyts II. .i.-irea s.as .1~e. -
hlb.sx61s zec:os31.
A1tra las pariod!o.,4 Hi.shI41,a sue s=
Centre eep&eLs, Ig1ra.
La Ir,TsTFzA CTO2z Af2gs3s7T1CA
;, ue pos L. f,a,:a9s dzs arsa s.sae@ss,s ~ e5e
iinrrs qao saien 4 B-rees>=e, ic az5r:s-< 1.
a,sa ssxtcs y loa naEaI:ses rsgs.ch czlE ea
d@ trea rspartca haea, rs 81 2s-ititeo 60
goa ea@ ofr.za,aci5ss en- Espafss : G.zas~ls B
.&tIDE- Tal1lsi6a aouzos ae acys=t;r qua
I,A I1UsTRACI0E Az.Tztt tt;SsslJ<ssA ;Ss.l.J<ssA
"a oo4lD 2adad3 is
Fl. SALON DE La AIODA
psriddleo cue goza fszns entre lag farniiias
y roodiatRg.
5Syasle. Revgs9ss0s Gn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-01
PRES PARIS, FRANCE.

Eo atsnei6n al I'd nero cals dia mss Gre
denes psdidos, Sc complaoe Ia referida
sociedai. 81 anunciar al pdblieo en- general
y especiaimanta los ssnores hacendsdos
haher distsibaido sus repre=entaciones en-
esta isia, como 81 zee:
Desd@ Mauuabo, eige;en4o pos Yahueoa,
Hnmacao, Fsj 4r.!o, San J j m, etc, hasta
Areoibo, Don MATEo LUCOHETri, rea.don-
ta 81 Puerto Rico
DECIDE HatilLo, por Aguaaills, Mayagu 2.
Yauco, Ponce ett., h>sta Pati.las, DJN
z A. RUL SSEr residents en Mayaguaz.
E7 Inspector gerera! de la Sociedad tcas
UslLe,
VICoMTE G.. DELA AUME.
Noviembre IL del 95. 3 m alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-01
Salud Y Bolleza'

La mayor de las gracias concedidas
In hunaanidad es Ia Salud y de esta de
pende la Belieza.
CON el uso de las P5ldords de VidG del
DR.. Rose, los vArios organos del cuerpo
Sc conservan sie1npre en- buen estado.
Arroian todas las inpurezas de Ia sangre
y son ell tonico cuya aeci6n en- las mem
branas intestinales es mas segura Su
efecto ss duradero. Curan la Dyspepsia,
Biliosidad, Fiebres, Tos, Jaquecas, v po-
nen las personals que Les toman prue-
ba de intermediates epidemicas iebres-
Tomanse. De vents en- todas Las Boticaas
THE SYDNEY ROSS CO. aKw ysRx.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-06-23
Gpanii@e aSirtbi@aft.

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gem0bulides, es werben udmli6 gdume
sepFau3t!
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nien bdufig Dor aIs ba8 2anb ber i4ats
tigen 9afanien, Der Mprtben unb
Oran9enbaine. Damit aber bat es feline
eiqene gemaubtuiB. Sn Der llmse.
eenb BON Mtabrib menisiiens wiirbe
man nod 6ainen unb BIi9en pergebs
ltd ipdben; rings umber tein Baum.
tein Stroud, tein @rasbalm. nur ners
brannter. braunselber SbOnianb unb.
ant tpeiteH 6oriaonte, blaumeiBe niels
3adige @sbirgs3hse. 2dugs ben als
ten In 4ataionien. Baiencia, Mureia.
4lieante, @abir. @aIicien, ben basti.
zen probinaen III Spanien aller6ings
elm uabres porabies. aber auf ben
6oGebenen, aus benen bic eent.ale
6auptmaHe Der 6albiniel befebt, cine
WhHe. Beibe aaftilien. bic Wan9a,
fttbli1e Qeon unb bas n6rbli6e Ara'
gouien baben ni1ts ole 8erge, 6dufer.
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grau ober 10 braun, bab man taum
bas cine bon benz onbern unteri6eiben
tann. Der pHanaenmu6s III slei6
Nul III tielen traurisen @in6ben. Der
arbBte Sbeil beS 2anbeS liest brad.
Sn eetpifen @egenben. wie gum Beis
fpieI In ber proOin3 6uesca. pergeben
oft ftinf Sabre, obne baB aud nur eiu
Sropfen Regen fdllt.
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Spanien einS Der f66nfen unb fru9t'
bariteu Gdnber Der Welt. 60 ndbrte
bamaI8 so Ytillionen Meuiden. Eas
gan3e 2anb burd3ogen 8epdRerung8'
fan0le, unb ole 66ben tuaren nit
Sannen. unb pinienwdlbern getr6nt.
Der 6ob Der Spanier eegen bic Gin.
brinelinge mar iebo6 10 grOB, bob He
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fen aIoubku. Ser Regen blieb in'
folse beHen aus unb balb mar Wittel'
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fur9tbaren lleberf9memmungen, bic
bas 2anb bic unb ba nod lang antol'
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auf BITE abmeieubeit bsr @dIber 3urtd'
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