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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-18
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Doctor v. h. h. Sharp Died Alone
In His Rooms at Murray.
DEATH OCCURRED on SATURDAY.
corcners Jury lletnrn d a verdict Of
Death from Nalur rausts-indl.
ciiioss rolut TO ll,morrhsgc.

At $3.50 this morning the liieleis
body Of DE- w. II. II. SHARP, n well
known dentist and Tor many ysar' q
resident Of this city, was found In his
rooms at Murray.
The circumstances attending Tho
death are ntso'u.oly unknown,ae at the
limo the deceased was living alone, bis
houstsocpef having left for Spanish
Fork on rhursday last.
This morning some Of the neighbour
discovered there was something wrong
with the doet0f's horse which was In n
stable noas the haufe. Upon invesllga.
ton the animal proved ~ b. suffering
from thirst, and this circumstance
CAUSED further investigation. Some
member OF tho party attended to tho
wants o; the horse, while others won't
10 tho house to itqlisu aitcr Mir
Sharp.
An entrance wAs gained 10 the doc.
tore apartments anu tho investigation
were horrlfod 10 nnd Mr.. Sharp iying
on tho bed dead, with considerable
blood on tho pillow which had been
emitted from tho mouth.
Coroner Ofcnbnch was immo iiately
noilnod and nc haBt1ned b tho spot,
occurred a lury anu held an Inquest,
tho conclusion bolgg reachoi iu tue
verdict that death resulted from
natural cauiCs.
IL wua found upon investigation by
the coroner that Mr. Sharp was last
seen alive aud well on Friav, hut no
one had ugoa him since. Saturday
mornlng'a paper had bren taken into
the room presumably by Dr.. sharp,
hut SUNDAY nud Mongny morning's
papou were hotn lying on a window
wheio the carrier was 10 tho habit Of
| leaving thCm.
from these facts II was concluded
! that the deceased had teon taken sick
on Saturday ana during that day or
night bad passed. away from the llsct-
" nis illntas. The blood on the pillow
ted thg Jurors 10 believe that death was
the immoIiato feeult OF u homoIrhago
ami tho verdict was iofmsd accord.
inrly.
'tho iunernl occurs at O'Clock this
evening, tue ceremonies being thu,
huTriediy performed on nccgunt u the
conuition OF tue body, which hau lain
NJ long a. 10 MAKE longer keeping irn.
paaslhie.
At tue time OF bis death dcceasec
was 90 yeaIs old and viii bo well 70
memborud by old rctijenls Ne having
had an Office In the tithing block. lus
EAST OF tho NEws tfiice, where h,
carried on n dtutissry business i0l
many yenfe.
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Snlialr Beaeh Notes.

This ia u. g. NJ. 1. day at Saltair.
A program OF sports will be carried
out this afternoon, commencing at s
O'Clock.
The Carnival Of Madrid goes again
tomorrow night ami Thursday, pos.
lively for the last time.
The Fifteenth ward goes 10 Saliair
tomorrow. In addition to q fret class
urogFam 10 DO given In the afternoon,
Inc Carnival VI Madrld will be- re-
peatod at night.
Thursday Of this week 10 Relief So
olety nnd Woman's day ut ShltaiE
Senator Frank J. Cannon, Governor
Heber NJ. Wells aud Judge William IL.
King will each give short speech, ia
addition 20 which will be some ex'
ooIIont musical exercises, vocal aud iu-
strumontal, the whole 10 conclude
with tho Carnival OF Madrd-ior the
last time.
Invitations arc cut for the Apmadoo
banquet at SalIair tomorrow (Wsdnei-
day. night.
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Ir TOOK sIIII YEAR
To Travel Rounu 'ho Earth snc sec
ths siEhts.

tho sights
MANCHESTER, Conn, Aug. H.
John j. Brough, well known
merchant OF this town, aged % years,
has returned from trip around the
world which consumed exactly a year.
Mr.. Brough Travelled on a bicycle,
wherever possible. OF the 90, 600 mile.
covered by him, 10000 were by water,
H.. 600 ON his wheel, and the rest by
railroad Ia tho different couutrles.
Mr.. Br0ugh sailed from New York
August IL, 1895. He was acuompApi ed
on bio start by his broiher.in.law,
SyTua Il, ForsyIh the VI Black Creek,
Canada. The two landed at Queens.
town, Ireland, and while on tour OF
thu leland, Mr.. Forsythe foil from his
bicycle and received a compound ffhe.
ture OF his arm, His companion pro.
caeded alone. Ho viHiteu Scotland,
North and South Wales aud many
places In England. Ff0m London no
went by water TO Dleppe, In France,
then wheeling 10 Holland and Ger
many,
In Frankfort lie won a ilfty-mile
bicycle race ana with II prize Of 500.
Ia Italy ho rode his wheel from Rome
To Naples. At Constanlinople he was
IN prison for three nights ami two duys
TOT being without u passport. Later
no went to Sicily. From Sicily he
went TO Egypt. Later ne found him
colt IN ARABIA And then made his way
via Bombay 10 Calcutta. From tho
latter city no made Journey u tho
Strait settlement. Then to RSngoon,
to Burmah ami on 10 China. From
China ho went TO Japan anu Yoke
hama. Sailing from tina, Japanese port
he reached San FrancitoJ.
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tina, he wal taken to q hospital at
Rydo unconscious.
Al tho mrmbetl OF tho crew Of the
Isolde were saved by boats from other
yachts.
Baron Won Zldwiiz died shortly
alter having icon removed 10 tho h0s-
rlial. Ho was a German pTivy conr.
clllor, member both ~ the Reich.
stag and The Pfussiun Diet. lie bad
been in Parliament about % year,;
was a leading man In finance AMI poll.
TICS and leader OF tho ifco consefv i.
tive Iafty. Although comparatively
young he was uunulmoualy recon.
mundsd In 1870 by tho state cabinet
Tor tho pOat NJ minister Of finance,
but net appointed because the emperor
hal taken fancy 10 Dr. MIGUEL.
In passing tife committee boat tho
big yachts Britannia and Metot were
almost nbicnst OF tho Isolde nud mar.
rowly avorlod n collision. Tho Britain
MIA suddenly ehiltod hof helm 10 avoid
TIE Saint and tue Meteor struck the
Isolde, sweeping her FROM stem to
nicrn With toe bbwsprii. Tne Igolda'a
malnmast and snlla cfashud overheard,
clfrging nearly oil tho crew Of the
AN"A# 10 ANA NA 'ANAANA# AANANA ' 81 - HAs
wiiz, The Britannia ana Meteor in.
mtdlatuly hove 90 nnd lowered their
blnu Tor tho h8slalance OF tbs men
struggling ia the ara. Tho Ailaa and
the Other yachts did the came. Baron
Won Icdwiiz, when pulled cut OF the
water, was found 30 nave BAD cut on
his mead aud blen1iug from tho ears.
ho wna takon On board n steam yacht,
which Immediately made Tor Rydr,
nut died un tho yacni, not after feiuh.
ing tbs hospitsi, Us hsst announced.
The Isolde, 10 ndIiliOu 10 losing hoi
mast, etc, hat her blws stove ~ anu
was t0wcd back TO bJulhsea. Both
races orc abandoned.
The Ie0ldo isa 80 rator built by The
Hcffcsu0ils nud originally tue property
o. Pflnco Loop II Of Germany, ioi
whom shn waa ruilt. bhe was tubao
quculiy cold % Baron Won he1wits
che was taken b. Eglend In Apli
last year. shu II the twin chip o
Howard dould's Niagfa, which sh,
defeated several timus.
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on THURSDAY NEXT.


R,llef steIeiy AMI Noman'S nay ct
saltalr.
Thursday, August cob, under the
management Of the Relief Society and
other associations nnd women OF tho
state, promises to be- a very attractive
day ut the lake. Speeches from such
prominent men as Governor Wells,
Senator Cannon and Judge King at
mn important time like the present
will be OF great Interest. Then the
sentiments from some OF the women
voters will DO an interesting feature. Tor
what women aro going 10 do with the
Franchise IL one Of tho problems Of the
day here aud elsewhere. The High.
land bngpipes by such special favor
Ito az W. &. Dunbar Ia always n draw.
ing card. Toe program Will DO an
entertaining one In many respects,
with dancing aud music will while
away few noure, anu the Carnival
OF Madrid will occupy the ovnuing-
certainly the program Is sufficiently
unique 10 Driug together one Of the
largest gatherings Of people that SAllair
has ever mad.
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q. a. 1t. ENuAnPnENr.
ras Arrangements Now Almost Com.
pieted.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. ls,-But
two-,yeeks remain for the preliminary
work Tor tho thirtie,h oncampment OF
the GRIND Army Of the Republic and
the local arrangements are almost
completed, % far AZ the local commit
tees are CONCERNED. Letlerc thus lar
received warrant tue estimate that 40
less than 10000 veterans viii be IN
limo on the dny OF the big paTade. The
parade viii be for the veterans only,
tho mander-in-ohitf having or.
dered positively that there shall be no
carriages IN line. Many Inquiries have
been received as 10 the time Comman-
deT-in-Chiet Walker will arrive In 80.
Paul, nrd the announcement 10 made
officially that ho Will not utTiVo until
tho morning OF Tuesday, Sept. l.
Already nearly two hundred TO.
unions Of various army organizations
have heen booked TO be held during
the eucampment week. One OF the
successful features OF tho week will DO
tho seoretary's Information brigade,
an organization having boon perfected
among tbs high school boys, to patrol
the city aud to give Information and
directions to vlait9rS, two boys bsing
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A HEAD END COLLISION,
Railroad Accident at Cache Junction
This MOrnIng
several Cars northumberland Gre -
and Passengers Escape
Unburt.

Special to tho NEWS wa DeisFe, Telegraph.
LOGAN, Utah. Aug. ls.-rhers was
n head end collision at Cache Junction
this morning between tho Butte ox.
prcsu and a freight The freight was
standing on the main line and tho
Butte cxpfess, three hours late, col.
lidod with It. Tho freight sent a Il lag.
man out, but the air brake OF the ex.
urses failed TO work. Tho mail aud
express car was badly dAnaged. the
platforms were torn oil oiber cara and
both uiliis were Oh. one engine was
partly "a the ttnok aud Nat car on
tho freight was broken Ia two. Two
fquaws riding between the cars were
hurt internally. Ono will die. Tho
buck escaped. The train crews End
passengers were not hurt.
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IeEneanrnre I,nmIsrallon.

NEw YonlS, Aug, i0.-A dispatch
70 The HERALD from Panamn, Colombia,
nyf
Iho Herhld'S correspondent In San
Juan Juae, Costa iiel, slyB that Con-
lieis has authorized tue executive
boy to cxpend 100000 In onoourag.
lag immigration.
Toe hetalI'a correspondent In Ms
raguai Nlcafpguo, says that John
bakef, sou " United states Minister
baker, has concluded u contract with
we Nicaraguan government 10 esinb-
ulh Hines II transportation In Mica.
,,lu', both by lana und aoross the lakes
Aauagua anu Nicaragua.
- Jose Dalores Gomez has LEFT for tho
United slates anu Europe, via Pane
IA, On secret mission.
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Msnhne.. boil nII,sr rerllnralss.

NEw YOmS, Aug. ls.-Fufihtr
weakness 10 silver bullion cerllflc,tta
developed today, tho price rccsiiug to
90 on dealings u sle5, 900 AMI showing
a decline Of ros cent from yesterday.
Too decline "a varloudly attributed TO
tho weakness Of eastern thHlnl CE-
change ami tho falling % In tho de.
mAud for tho metal fiom thoeo coun.
lrioe and tpthe LIQUIDATION ~ cstuu'
clto0 ut this mafsot. Today calls on
silver were offered ~ II good lot the
balance Of tho year, tot per can't
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Alleged aurdersr Arrested.

CHICAGO, Aug. ls.-Eugens Burt,
who Is wanted at Austin, Texas. Tor the
murder Of his vile aud two children
about month ago, was arfreeled Mt
the RlaltO buililng today. Tho dirk
with which lhe crime was committed
was found on his pereon and blood
stains were still visible ON bis straw
hat. The arrest was brought about
through Information furnished tho
police by NJ. J. PolnidoxIer, former
resident Of Austin, who recognised
Burt yesterday morning around the
open bsard OF trade. Burt admitted
he was tbs man wanted.
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staff mel 81 each street corner, Their
mtfsed white caps notifying the vrief'
aus that any needed help 10 10 DO ifeo
OF charge. The Loyal Legion have
secured quarters Ia tic Ryan hoiel ana
viii keep open house 10 their COM
pauinta and frienGe.
The liilson mansion on Summit
avenue hos been Tilted up ~ hnadquhii.
cfs Tor the Ia iics,a there viii Doe held
numerous receptions 90 tho ladica 81
thn various auxiliary societies ana lhelr
ifiuudp. he general Grand Amy re-
ell tiOn will have the lnliu' mead.
quarters bulldog tor center ana VIII
extend Tor half mile along summit
avenue with numerous sialiDns decor
ate1 fer the occasion.
The week VIII end with n reception
by the Daughters Of the hmuficau
Revolution % tue visiting iadicf
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NEW York, Aug, Is "A dispatch
10 tue Herald from Madrid ssyt;
The first embatkaiion OF $4,000
troops for Cuba will commence nj
Saniandaur on August 28, terminating
on August 20. The second will inhe
place from August 80 I'll sept, 0, after
which date the cavalpy embaTk. By
September II. tho whole expedition Of
10000 will have left the peninsula.
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TmrY WITHDRAW.
Free silver and the wisconsin Apper
tinument Law.

MILWAUKEE, Wiz, Aug. ls.-Sen.
ator Vllus anu Burr w. Joncs, the ni-
torneys who volunteered their totyicts
on behalf OF tho Democracy Of VIE.
coutin 10 conduct n suit 10 the
supreme court for the putpda1 % sut'
ting aside As unconstitutional the np.
poftlonment law passed. by the logislt.
turo, have notified Chairman Peek of
the Democratic state central commit.
tee that they had decided " Withdraw
from the case. Tbs reason givon for
their retirement 10 that the fclion uf
the Democratic party In ohnmpi1ning
tue cause NJ ifun tilvef has Destroyed
thoir inicrcit In tho advaningo TO tho
party, to be gained ~ tbs anpulment
VI the set,
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Pleasantly Surprised.

a Iovlal crowd OF young people took
possession Of tue residence OF Rev.
DR.. Arnold last evening, tho party
gathering as u surprise on Miss Bessie
Eurgens. A delightful evening was
spent with gamee ami convefsaiion,
closing with dainty Refreshments. Mise
Eurgena goes East this week " pursue
her course at Knox college.
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MITCHELL, 4. d., Aug. is.-Tho
DUmlctatlc state central c1mmilioc
met lat night TO determine whether n
state convention will be held % 'ut un
= state ticket. Senators Pstilgfew aud
Kyle nsslaiod the fusion deil. 1 was
decided uuanimousiy TO endorse the
Populist state ticket and the nominees
Of the Chicago convention, Bryan aud
Sewall. Tho iuslonis.s expect t. carry
the entire rlate,
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Tabernacle Choir Notice.

The regular rehearsal will bs held at
Unity hall Wednesday night OF this
week. All members should os pfoa Ont
to receive tickets Tor Fhuay's outing TO
salteir, also to get tiokols % the Apma-
doc Recital ana roach a iinal conclu.
sion relative to going 10 Beaver. We
regret 10 Interfere with choral choir
rohostaals, but oanuot avoid ~ this
" eek. r.. sTErHENs.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. ls.-Cspt.
Oliver TsbeAu OF tho Cleveland bate.
ball team came out Of his memorable
lght against the national league to-day
with flying colors.
Judge Noble declared the hno illegal
and continued In force the inIusolion
to prevent the league from interfering
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Tho seizure suslaIned.

HALIFAX, Aug. lS.-Judgment was
delivered W tho oeiei justice In the
admiralty court today In the case OF the
American fishing schooner Frederick
GeTing, su'taining the telzuro nnd
ORDERING the vessel forfeited TO the
Canadian government Toe GeTiug
was seized Tor fleming within the three
mite limit.
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Vermonl,. aola nsmeerAl..

BELLow FALLS, w., August 49,
Four bundled anu hIIy delegates were
present when the gold Standard Demo-
cratic state convention met today.
Delegates TO the indianapolis conven-
Ton were chosen. The platform after
asserting tho firm adherence OF the
convention TO the "lime.honorr Il
principles Of genuine Democrats with
renewed assuran ces OF aidipg regard
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PIANO aIannfaolurora rAIl.

CHICAGO, Aug. ls.-The plant Of
the Russell Piano company was closed
by tho sheriff today on Judgments ag.
gregating s8D,77S. Tue assets anu
liabilities arc pllced hy the firm Of
sos, 900 anu $4,000 respectively, but
tho creditors are inclined 10 thu liAblli-
liaa viii exceed the assets The failure
Is aseribed to tho extreme dullnsas oi
tho trade.
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SAVED ny a noe.
Tso Faithful Animal wakes the Peo-
Pile aud Portshe- Ia the Flames.

tEo Faithful Animal wakes the peo.
pIs aud Porishe- In the FLAMES.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. -. "A
pointer dog saved tho lives OF three
men ana four children Mt n iire at 1925
LtIaino ttreel yesterday morning. T..
Fisher and family lived thofe, The
IRE was making rapid hUndway AMI
tao occupants Of the room were hsleep.
Suddenly tho dog, which slept near tue
hired man, Hmolied tbs smoke aud
realized the danger which threatened
his human friende. lie leaped upon
the bed In which the man flept aud
started to lick his face. This awakened
him and ho In turn aroused another
man. Ono Of them seized ore OF the
four sleeping children and ran down
stairs with MIN. Tho other man
jumped out OF tho widow 10 the
ground. Soon afterwards Fisher was
awakened aud he ran up TO the ioli
over the Kitchen 10 save tho three
other children. Tho hrp by that time
was spreading rapidly and tho kitchen
was IN danes. Fisher threw the three
children, VINO had not yet opened
their eyes, down tho stairs ~ the
ground door before they were hardly
awake. None was Injured by tho fail,
though the ears OF one OF them weTo
eighty burned. Tao faithful dog In
the meantime was IN tho Rarrut anu
could not be Induced 10 leave. There
was littlv timo TO urge him anu the
poor beast peIished In the fiames.
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ROTnAoiIEn DIES
ih' Wound Indicted by tue Atiorns5
frSves Fatal.

q VisciNNATI, ohio. Aug. 49, Fred
=, h)lhacher, stabbed by Attorney
nultloi Lundy yesterday morning,
Yea lhla morning. The charge against
ihh1py was changed TO murder. II 10
nIely a caaa OF soli-doienao Will DO
,sav"n, As Lundy n "a good boxer
o. ltiends wero eurpristd by him
uthg knife when attacked by The
W. Nolhnchofs, ono OF whom Of loun.
~, ~ ln'oxieoted. IL appeara that hu
WY, w tulenng from an aoculo case OF
t,lul hnl was In no condition ~ meet
s,sn ahinglo antagonisi with natulnl
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Tor the welfare ami property aud
business Of thn people" rtniifms ~.
raunted fidelity ~ tho platform a
Vermont aionisi IN state convention
on March q, 1896, opposing fee coin.
nso except by International rec
uent.
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ustrotha, In nfyai Circles.

CTTTiS0JE, M5utonegt5, Aug. l3 -
Niu0ri0 Emauueio, prince Of NHre',
tho elIest sou and uuir apparent OF thu
king Of ltaiy, IL betroihci to Prircsss
Helene OF Montenegro, the thiff
daughter 81 the rciguing prlnco VI
Montenegro.
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Hot SpRsGs, Ark, Aug. Isl. G..
Williams, Of Montana. stabbed him
self In the breast four times with y
knife. Fniling 10 end his life In that
manner, he Jumped hoAd fret into a
deep well, breaking his neck.
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mrs. nrnrJ wara neoehtI Iil.

NEW IOsS, Aug. is.-No change IL
reported la tue condition Of MIS-.
Henry Ward BueChor nj her home In
Orange street, Brooklyn. Mrs. Beech
Or wus affected W the eSctssive heat VI
last week and is quite ~.
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RACE YAunTs COLLIDE.
'he Isolde Oismnsted by tho. Meteor
Fatal Accident.

u sournsRA, Aug. l8.-Phs AilsA,
,hst,'ahala, sa,auita anu Meteor started
sa morning on rate for the Vice
S',..nmodoIe'l cup. Not long after tue
VT lhu Meteor collidod with Baron
~ eelWila's American Isolde. The
,Nes Waa dihmA.ted and several Of her
nsH were kutoked overheard anu
inoh Won bedwltz was ~, hefiously
'N'u'sa ny the falling u tho TiRgipG
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cAsSor sror EVERYWHERE.
bryan Receives ,iRny Letters Urging
him 90 snenh.

Him 10 snehh.
UPPER RED Hook, n. ", Aug. Is.
When MT. Bryan aross this morn.
Ing, ho found u great many letters con.
tnining Invitations from various cities
10 speak. lie said; "fhis II the very
reason doh't want my route maze
known. l shall speak at no many
Pic b ~ possible and rs often ns the
campaign committee dosires me, but
cannot stop ut every place"
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ilr. 79O5a.

per0en. Der 96tFTerzRragen mid
Repersz5ronte 1T bier 9leid3eitig in
einom pon ben belie6tsittn MoOeQen 5G
fe5en.
Die neuen furrirten, geitreiftsn unH
gsItiftsn 0srbIt MolGitoffs iinb mill
ie6r guten 8eiuItaten fir ioIte Saih
len gu berarbeiten; in 0isiem 5uIs
tdnn Der @iirte1 aus etntm nit ban
StreiTen iibereinitimmenoen i9uraleag
SRioenbano beIte1en. QRohdir3 pers
ben 46anfaGs 6afiir Oerar6eitet. Sin
pDrliegenoes Syadet aus ihli6t braus
mem Mo6Qir mar nit einem i6naliw
peiBen 2eoergiirtsl perie6en; Der &rns
Gen par aus 9re8oentr SeiOen6an4
auf tpeiBem 8runoe.
Sir Den 6Gii9z9er6it Itn6 G6eUiot,
Speeo, Ioipie ale tpolIenen 6d6ritate
gut gu perpenbeh 2(n Den eriteH
fil6Len 9er6itt1gen tperoen piete BON
6itTen tlei0Iamen 5ailIgn 8etragen
GperDen.
Das aoftiin lit in 5tpsi G}uitern 8ua
gei6nitten.
0aB Basque" zUlufter 1T g}r. 1905
unb fir 80 Bis AZ 3oQ 8ruitsMab
auqeI9nitten. Sine mitttsre 8r0Be era
for0ert 3 gurbs Don 42z30Qigem 3eng
ooer 5 0aro8 BON 36=301isem 3eug.
Dus pbige Rpd dJUtuiter 1T na4 Der
alIerneueIten M&o0e 3ugeIdnttten un9
"a Nr. 1851. Gs lit in 9rDBeu pon 20
Bis 80 3OG SaiIl:nyNaB 5u9ef4nitA
ten. ,--.-..s,y.i,.. l.
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2ebrri

Or. Raonao Co. @,io=0ort.
gBsrtb: etrrtr! 30 roar isit na9riu joti 3abts1
frant uno couiultiIts stalg, o:r B.root'a3sHot'n
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b,iss @aTsr trani oo5 idi:n les Side. O'r9tts
lis NJ i.in, o,uH 10 lam t,,HspeI.nE1 HeaotH %
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mai nit N5rsn gia:u ~ oUiu4tn % 52b: nab,
u ,p,i 56oat:in rOa 9'branG'. tHotm ID 5;2n D.:
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nf,s id,,dfriats Grfii5! nj: ,;n @,ir-%:u'E, mp
fitt strtr,tn ober6l!b 1ss 1a5,ls, 9Ta9s 70, al5
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is i,br pirtopit uuo m,.E GlGrs uno mti". 5Hnatt
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Sut. pot pur9.u ei. Sptiiu Hjtt o:Teaut. ioHotrn
iaotn mir ie!v,r i'm 4Rlgtn, unO ID osriguEt; en-
6it,rss auftossn ouItis.H. 80 toHnts nat l.l9t
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gen SGa99,
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2onbon, 3. 3oogmber. - Der
nStonoaro" ipiro in ieinsr Mor8enz
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fSrage cinen berlith.n Sieg errun8em
Das StiqiGlptigsn Der 8rDan 2eute
s6i9t, n1B iis pouItGnoig 8eId4l18en
ipurOen. SGon bic erTten Na6ri6ten
BON U5cainGep'5 GrrpG6Iung neroen
ba3u beitrugen, oaB in 9anoeIstr9iien
eins superii9tlj@s 9eitGuoigteit einz
treten tpirlo. .---.-