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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
WoLcoTT ON ELECTIONS.
All But New York Satisfactory to
Colorado Senator.

Boston, Nov. Sat a meeting of the
Greenhalge club tonight, Governor
Wolcott said the result of the cleo
tons was absolutely satisfactory, the
only exception beiEs the election in
New York. Mr. Low was a loyal Re
publican and had shown a devotion TO
honest politics. Mr.. Tracy's distin-
guished ability was admitted, but his
candidacy meant but one thing-oppo-
sition to Tammany Hall. To put a
second Republican in the field was I'M
necessary Everyone saw with amaze
ment this great city handed over to
Tammany for four years. That would
give Tammanv time to intrench itself
and the Democratic party that they
might control the election in the en-
pire state in presidential year. Sen
ator Lodge concurred in the governor
views.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
RAILROAD LANDS NEARBY
Patents Given to U. P. Road-Perfect
Titles In This District.
ESPECIAL to The Herald

Washington, Nov. 5.-The secretary of
the interior has ordered patented 20 the
Union Pacific Railroad company a list
of lands embracing 1884 acres in Salt
Lake City district Utah This land is
certified as having been sold to bona
fide purchasers and is patented to the
company in order that purchasers may
obtain title.
John H. Lawrence of Utah has been
appointed book binder in the govern
ment printing Office at $500 per diem.
The president has appointed the fol-
lowing postmasters:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS City, Eugene
Stark
Nevada.-Reno, Henry P. Kraus.
Soren Hanson was today commits
stoned postmaster at Hyrum, and Will
liam w. Wilson at Sandy, Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
JOHN DAILY ARRIVES.
Irish Dynamiter Will Deliver Adj
dresses Against Britain.

New York, Nov. 5.-John DAILY. the
alleged. Irish dynamiter, who was ar
rested at LIVERPOOL in 1888, and after
wards sentenced to life Imprisonment
at Portland, arrived here tonight on
the Campania. Mr.. Daily was met at
the Cunard pier by Miss Maude Come,
John Curtin Kent and James Egan. for
mer Irish political prisoners; William
Lyman, president of the National Ali
ance, and other prominent Irish-Amer-
leans.
Mr.. Daily will deliver addresses in
this country on the treatment of Irish
political prisoners by the British gov
eminent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
READY FOR HIS MEDICINE.
Short Speech of a Condemned Cali
fornia Murderer

San Francisco, Nov. "a. L. Knott
was today sentenced by Judge Wallace
to be hanged at San Quentin on Jan.
81 next for the murder of Joseph
Knauer' Stevenson on Dec 20. When
asked if he knew of any just reason
why sentence should not be passed ON
him, Knott said:
Il am here standing at the mercy of
God and the prosecution. AT this point
I am ready to take my medicine"
Notice of appeal was given.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
IN Oregon Tragedy.

Baker, City. Ore, Nov. 81. D. Os-
borne, a, pioneer of Malheur county
aged 20 years, shot and killed a far
mer named RAIDER on the ranch of the
former, II miles from Vale. RAIDER
lived with his wife and FIVE children on
Osborne's ranch. A dispute arose over
certain rights, and RAIDER drew a, knife,
but before he had time to use it he
had received three bullets. Osborne
went to Vale and gave himself up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06

New York, Nov. 5.-A rumor that
Richard Croker was dead was in circu-
lation in all quarters of the city from
early morning to late this evening. 1t
also spread throughout the country, and
inquiries as to the truth of the report
were received from points as far dis
tant as San Francisco. The Tammany
leader has simply a slight cold, and VIII
probably be well enough tomorrow TO
start ON trip to Virginia. He is at
the Murray Hill hotel here, and did
not leave his room today He had a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
UTE TROUBLES
NOT YET ENDED
All Whites Notified to Leave
the Agency.
BUCKS RETURNING
TO FORBIDDEN GROUND
Some Rather 0nlinOuS Movements
Are Reported From Vernal.

Friendly Indians Advise Whites to
Seek Places of safety-Many Have
Fastened to Vernal and the Half
Breeds Removed Their Families
From the Agency-Thirty or
Forty Uintahs Start For Colorado.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
fsnecial Cor~esnondenceN


Vernal, Nov. 3.-The Indian situation
is badly mixed. Reports continue to
come in over the telephone from official
sources that all is quiet at Duchesne
and the agencies. This very quietness
has an ominous portent, when consid-
cred in the light thrown on the situa-
ton by the reports that are daily COM
ing in over the Uintah trail.
The whites employed on the reserva-
ton are all coming to Vernal, and
reports that friendly Indians notified
them to leave if they valued their lives.
as there We're young Indians that might
do something rash in their present eX-
cited frame of mind.
Wood haulers employed on the post
contract, who were camped at what is
called the half way place, between
Deep Creek and Duchesne. were visited
by three Indians Monday night Among
them was Game. an influential Indian
among the Uintahs. He advised them
to go to Ashley as quickly as possible
and intimated that while he had no in
tention of harming the Ashley people
himself, he considered the locality de-
cidedly unsafe. The haulers at once
started, and arrived here yesterday
morning, after travelling all night.
The half breeds at the Uintah agency
have sent their families over here, and
all those engaged on the Indian farms
have come in.
RETURNING TO COLORADO.
The Indians are leaving the reserva-
ton again in a very suspicious man
ner. Between 80 and 40 bucks passed
through the upper end of the valley,
headed toward Colorado. They will IN
doubtedly go by way of Browns park
which is the shortest route to the game
region. Camped along this route are
Eother Indians. awaiting them, no doubt.
and it is feared when they all get to-
gether they will drop over the state
line and more trouble will ensue.
Wright's command has been ordered
back 70 Duchesne and will probably
start on the return trip tomorrow. They
will probably come back by way of the
K ranch and Jensen's, and will miss
all the outgoing Indians.
Should the Indians attempt to avenge
the killing committed on Snake river
there viii be no troops in that section
and there may be some very serious re-
suits
! Things look suspicious, to say the
| least. The fact that the Indians mott
( fled all whites to leave, coupled with the
knowledge that they are again leaving
the agency and travelling in the direc-
/ ton of Colorado, causes people here to
+ fear there is more trouble ahead for the
people over the state line.
1t looks as though the redskins were
J taking the Browns park route to avoid
T the troops, the significance of SOuan-
/ ickS message to the Ashley people not
/ to modest his people is now apparent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
EDGE OF THE ARCTIC.
Explorations Reveal Curious Facts
Anent James Bay Country

New York, Nov "a dispatch from
Montreal says: Henry O'suHivan, who
has just returned to Quebec from am
other exploration of the James bay
country to take the necessary levels
and topography of the region, confirms
reports of its great wealth in timber
and arabic land. On the latter he says
there are millions of acres along the
Notaway and the lower basin of the
Rupert, while as regards climate he
claims to have seen wheat growing at
Wassapai and to have bathed in the
waters CT James bay on Oct 3, finding
it warmer than at Tadousac in mid
summer,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
REM0RSELESS ASSASSIN.
Morgan, the Triple Murderer, on Trial
in Parkersburg, w. Va

Parkersburg, w Va, Nov. 5.-The
report that reached here yesterday that
Miss Alice Pfost, the fourth victim of
murderer John F. Morgan, of Ripley
Jackson county, was dead, proved I'M
true. The funeral of Mrs. Green, for
merly Mrs. Pfost Miss Matilda Post
her daughter, and young James Green,
her son, occurred yesterday. The three
bodies were laid side by side in one
grave.
This morning Ripley was crowded
with strangers when court opened. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06

Murray, commanding the First artillery
at Fort Barrancos, has been instructed
by General Wilson, the chief of engi-
neers, to restore the walls of Fort San
Carlos, near Barrancos This is the
Oldest and most interesting fortress in
the United States 1t was originally
built by the Spaniards and was several
times captured by the French and Eng
fish. 1t has not been used since it was
captured by the American army under
General Jackson in 1921. 1t will prob
ably be supplied with rapid-fire guns.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06

chill on Tuesday night at Tammany
hall, and on Thursday complained Of
not feeling we'll Professor William F.
Flurer of 719 Fifth avenue, who was
called in, said that Mr.. Croker was
simply suffering from stomach trouble,
the result of overwork, and was not in
the slightest danger of serious compli-
cations. John C. Sheehan, Nathan
Strauss and Andrew Freedman had
chats with Mr.. Croker this afternoon.
He is able to sit UP in bed, and did not
think it worth while to inform his wife
and children of his indisposition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
TRIED FOR CATTLE STEALING.
Jury at Laramie Brings in a Verdict
Acquitting Coughlin.
(Snecial to The HeraldO

Laramie, Wyo.. Nov. 1.-The jury
in the case of the state VS.. NJ. j. Cough
lin, charged with taking and killing an
unbranded yearling heifer, rendered a
verdict of not guilty after being out
over four hours.
Coughlin is well known and fairly
well-to-do ranchman living about 20
miles west Of Laramie, and who has
lived here for over 20 years.
The case occupied all week. and the
court room has been filled by specta-
Tors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
WANTS MORE TROOPS.
Captain Urges the War Department
to Reconsider.
(Special b Ne HeraldO

Washington, Nov. 5-During his stay
in the city Captain w. H. Beck, In
dian agent at the Uncompahgre reser-
walton. has urged upon the war depart
ment the reconsideration of the refusal
to increase the troops at Fort Ouch
esne. While there is no certainty Of
success, the department officials have
agreed to review the matter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06

life in the New York Central railway
disaster at Garrisons, was found float
ing in the middle Of the river off Ionia
island, four miles below the scene of
the wreck, this afternoon. Mckay was
the private secretary of Superintendent
Van Etten, and was riding on the en-
CINE when it plunged into the river.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
Ohio ELECTION
STILL IN DOUBT
Much Depends on the Count
Of Wood County.
HEARING NOW ON
AT TOLEDO COURT
Republican Insistence Of Majority on
Joint Ballot of Five.

Chairman McConville Has Not
Changed His Claims of Majority
Deadlock of Two to Two In a
County Board of Elections-Loca-
ton Of Precincts Provokes Most
Misunderstanding Whatever In
Talk About Revolt Against Hanna
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
CONGRESS- AND CURRENCY.
Senator Platt's Reasons For Non
Discussion of Plans.

Washington, Nov. 5.-senator Platt
of Connecticut, in reply to questions
today, expressed himself as follows
concerning the outlook for currency
legislation at the coming session of
congress:
Effective legislation by congress
upon q currency bill is rendered i'm
practicable by the lack of majority
of the senate. In the absence. there
fore, OF the prospect of practical re
suit, it would be q waste of time for
me to discuss what policy might be OF
should be pursued on the currency
question"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06

Seattle, Wash. Nov. 5.-John Mccain
was acquitted this afternoon in the su-
perior court of the charge of murder
ing Joseph Cicero at Avondale, Wash,
two years ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
COLORADO.
Judge Hayt Comedies the Election of
His Opponent.

Denver, Colo, Nov. 5.-Chief Justice
Charles D. Hayt today conceded the
election Of his opponent, William H.
Gabbert, the Populist and Democratic
nominee. Gabbert's majority is over
5000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
UTE CHIEFS SATISFIED
Final Hearing Before Secretary Bliss
Occurred Yesterday.
THE WORK OF ALLOTMENT
WILL NOW PROCEED RAPIDLY
TO CONCLUSION.

Unanimous Approval of the Uncom-
pahgres With Arrangements Made
Chiefs Will Start For Home To-
morrow Night, After Glimpse at
the Blue Atlantic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
lsnecial to The Herald.l


Washington, Nov. 5.-The final hear
ing of the Uncompahgre chiefs took
place in the Office of the secretary of
the interior this afternoon. 1t began
at o'clock and lasted about an hour
and "A half
The secretary, the Indian commits
sioner, Captain Beck, Sub-Agent Go
garty and Commissioner Jeffreys were
present with the chiefs. Mr.. Mean
drews was interpreter by the special
request of Chief ChaveneauX, who has
great confidence in him, and did his
work to the entire satisfaction of all
concerned
Captain Beck, the Uncompahgre In
dian agent, stated that the main pur-
pose of the trip on the part of the
chiefs was to ascertain if the assur
ances made by himself at the reserva-
ton had the free sanction and author
ity of the secretary of the interior.
Chief ChaVeneauX corroborated this
statement and said it was understood
by his people that if the high author
tiles here fully endorsed the state
ments made on their behalf at the
reservation, that all would be salts
factory.
Secretary Bliss fully confirmed the
authority of Superintendent Beck and
the authenticity of his statements.
CHIEFS SATISFIED.
Chief ChaveneauX and others then
briefly expressed their satisfaction at
the result of the trip and gave assur-
ances that they were now agreeable
to progressing with the allotments.
AfterWard Chief ChaveneauX brought
uD tl.e matter of the claims of the
Uncompahgres against the government
for the lands in their old reservation
in Colorado amounting to several mil
lions of dollars. The secretary said he
knew of this claim and promised the
chief that he would inform himself
more thoroughly as to the details and
make such recommendations at the
next meeting of congress as he deemed
suitable in the premises.
This closed the interview. Although
much time had been occupied little
had. in fact, been said, owing to the
sloWness of conversation of this i'm
portant character by means of an inter
prefer, but, what was said seems to be
regarded on all hands as definitely and
favorably settling all points in con-
troversy and the
WORK OF ALLOTMENT
is now expected to proceed rapidly to
it's conclusion. Indian Agent Beck said
tonight:
Il am entirely pleased with the re-
suit of our interview and have no
doubt that al objections on the part
of the chiefs have been extinguished
and their report viii be unanimous in
favor of going ahead with the allot-
ments."
1T is all over" said Chairman JEFF
freys. Everything is settled and ev-
erybody is satisfied. The trip to Wash
ington has been a success all around. -
The Indians will probably start for
/ home Sunday night. It is now the in
tention of Captain Beck to have them
! taken over to Atlantic City to get a
glimpse of the great sea tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
GEORGIA'S NARROW ESCAPE.
Came Within Five Votes of Being a
Prohibition State.

Prohibition State.
Atlanta, Ca, Nov 5.-The Georgia
senate today defeated a measure which,
if passed, would have had the effect of
making Georgia prohibition state. The
bill has been pending in the legislature
since last year, and has been exhaus-
lively argued. The vote ON the bill
was Is to %. 1t is understood that the
majority against the passage of the bill
would have been proportionately much
greater in the house if the measure
had ever reached that body.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
WORK OF ALLOTMENT

Restoration of an Old Fortress.
Pensacola, Fla, Nov. 5.-Major Nc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
Another Sunday

VIII arrive within twenty-four
hours, and The Sunday Herald will
come With it The better the day,
the better the paper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
Relic of the Fudson Wreck.

Haversraw, N. Y, Nov. 5.-The body
of Algernon W. Mckay, who lost his
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-06
Battles on the GridirOn

University chaps and others inter-
ested in football will find a story
about the great games of 81 in The
Sunday Herald.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-01

8ritii9zGolumbia Fat nuf bieier Strede felt
btefem SOmmer eime regelmdBige poitber=
b%inbung eingeri9tet, ousgefii6rt bur6 Sd
ten, bic monutlib einmuI bic 8riefe nad
9apfon @itp gu iibsrbringen BADEN uro bier
fir nit benz auf Elm @OlOlanb 5uge76nitte=
mes Subresgehalt BON $4,000 enti9dbigt per=
ben. SIN @inter pirO Die Strede aul
S9neef6uben unb mittelit 6unOeT9litter
bereiit; bieIe HeiIemetbOOe bat oor Der Ga
noefabrt i'm Sommer namentli6 ben @pr=
aug gr0Berer S9neligfeit unb tptrb bon ben
grfabrenen trOB Der boben &Glte elmer @om=
er>@rpeOition Dorge5ogen.
9ieruuf famen erft Die beriibmten brei
gGfIe am 2pnnz& anul, ndmli9 Der gbilfai
uaO Der GbiltOOtsqaB unO neuerbiags ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-01

8eiBe paB Bel 9taguap aGndbli9 in Nufz
nabme. Gin Bid auf bic &drte 5eigt, etne1
ME groBen l1mipege fiir bic &eiIe pom oberen
uno gar erit pOm mittleren Oufon bic Still
teenzS5luBz Gpute bsOeutet, Be Ionoers tpenn bic
ein5ige NieOerloi1 ung in Nlusta auf Die Ell
nigermuBen bic 8e3ei3nun9 @taOt poBt,
Suneau nGmli4, bas nd9ite 3iel tit, Man
bate bur6 Die @Ailfat@SnDianer BON ben
@aumpfuben 8enntniB, Dire bur9 DEN 3 Bis
1000 SUB bo5en 9ebirgs5ug fii6ren, Der
obsr6alb oes 2bnn@&anals Die @afer 19ete
bet, bic na9 benz ftiqen Scedn o0er nab benz
8eringsmeere 81 abflieBen, @s fonnte ni9t
uuSblet6en, baB bic bei0en na9 ben SSn=
Dianern b~enannten unO bon ben beutf9en
5orf9ern Gebriiber 9rauIe, Ioipie BON 2iell=
tenant @9patfa unb feinen 8eg[eitern 5u=
erit erforI9ten l1ebergGnge BEL Der 6aIt Der
@oIoIu9er, unter alien u~mftdnbsn auf benz
t"iir5eiten unb Ossbalb uu4 permutbli9
Y9neGitem @ege ans 3tel gu 9eldngetG am
meiIten benubt nurben, @inen 8egriff oon
ben Gefabren bieIes @eges 9iebt aber ihon
bus S9idiuG bes nnsliidli6en Som WiGz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-01

i9r 3elt uuf 8umaI fie bort bereits Elm anbez
res 3elt fanben. geiemano 6atte iie 9ez
Iparnt, obglei9 sSnbianer nie WeiN in groz
Der 4n5abl 3ugegen tparen. User bei3rei6t
baber i6ren S9reden, oGs tie pl0bli9 i'm
G9tafe cine bsbenfli9e Seu6tigteit UNI TiN
berum Tpiirten, bic it9 in lpenigen Minuten
ibOn gu einem gan5en 8aRep1rom aus
pu9s. Sic tpnnten u nit Mii6e un0
9tot6 bu9ItGbli9 lift nadtes 2e6en retteni
sic bemerften crit iebt, OaB fie auf elmer
@tele, bic nur BEL @bbe f~reiliegt, it9 gebettet
6atten, MQe lire @orrdtbe unb Die gan5e
4usriiitung paren o%erloren, ite paren besz
6alb auf bic gnabe zines 8apitdns a%ngetpiez
fen, Der fife gsgen i6r @eripre4sn, nab On
tunft i'm 6afen fir 8e5ablung fOrgen at
ipoler, pieber beimtDdrts %mitna6m.
Na6 Der 2anbung fii6rt Elm oer6GltniBz
rnGBig lei9ter Weg am 9peaz6luB binauf
iiber bas eSnoianerborf 9pea, bas it9 AT
u6ealb's 2aben" ange6aut bat, na9
r59eepSfamp", benannt rab ben bielen
8ergf9afen, bic friiber, ebe it4 10 biele Waenz
T4en bier6erbrangten, bier gu finOen paren.
BORT lit Der lebte 3eltlagerplab Oerer, Die
osn Mari6 iiber ben @biltootzpaB uusfi6z
rem moQen. Denfe1ben fam o9ne birette 2e=
.bensaefabr NIT @rfolg nur 9erienige ma
hen, Der cine ri9tige alpine QusriiFung nit
acknowledgement @4u4en unO Nlpenfod be-
fibt, I6pinbelfrei lit unb fih niht iiberndz
BIG NIT @epdf gu belaite brau4t. Gar
Man6en bat i9On bic ungepo3nte 2aft auf
Dem 3ii6en ba3u gebra9t, bas @lei9geni4t
au o~erlieren unb auf Nimmerpieber1sben in
ben Mbqrunb gu i~tiir3en. 9qbei pirb @iner
Telten me6r alS so pfunb fort3uiaaffen per=
m0qen, er muB alio BEL 1000 Bfunb 9epdd
~aipansiq M1aI bic @letf9trpartte unterne6=
men, beren unperglei9liber lanbf9aftli9er
g1sia unter benz 0rude Der eigenen Gage nur
felten be1nerft piro, Sretli9 fam 1t9 Der
gReifenbs BON bieier me6r als f~trapa3iDien
administering Oubur9 b~efreien, baB er ii6
sSSnDtaner als uPader" e41gagirt, alein bie1e
MDolihfeit mar bereits i'm 9pGtSpmmer
biefes Ssa6res cine febr problemdtif9e 9etporz
ben. Mnfdngli9 bere9neten Die Snbianer
fir ben Sransport II greiIe, Die fir bic
aroBe An1trengltag gering g%enannt iperben
muBten, nGmli9 etlpa IA Gents fir oos
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-01
9auptitrabe in 9fasuap.

ltars, Der beauftragt mar, Die 1886 our3
einen 9%etpiiisn Sranflin gema6te @~nt0edung
BON @ololagern i'm mittleren OufOn7@ebiete
nuf benz f4neaften Wege na9 Sunsuu 81
befDrbern. MiQiams unb fem tnbidnii9er
Sii6rer Sob purben auf Der PaBbDbe BON
einem S6nee5turm iiberFalen, Der IS i6nen
3 Sage unb 3 Nd9te lang unm0gli6 mudte,
tpeiter gu geben unb Nabrung 81 1ib gu nebz
men, gef5ipeiee benin Elm Seuer 81 ibrer Gr%
pdrmung an3u3iinDsn. Ser Snotaner bIelt
bic Mttade aus, ni9t 10 gBiliamS, Der na6
benz Muf6Dren bes Sturmes bor @nttrdftung
auBer StnnOe mar, nod etnen S4ritt rpeiter
gu maiden. Ser getrele Sob nabm i'm in
Solge befen a1f feline S6uItern uto trug
i'm nod bem 8~lodbuu1e bes Snbianer6dnoz
lers 0ealp in 9Dea berunter. mo WtliamS
feline 8ptI9aft ausri6tete funb bann Iein
2eben be16loB. 9ierbei 1T i'm Nuge gu be-
balten, baB fat nod geFd6rIi4er uls ote
S6neefirme bic 2aptnsn fino, befanntlt9
cine @iq.nt6imli9teit Der mdrmeren SaAres~
aeit, mo Die Come ben S6nee %iteaenfpeife
9uLl SUlltl6cH u1lu puUAIlY 3uH0S OS+NN@
gum 4btur3 in bic @bene bringt. Nm
@olbsGreet batte ib fel6It @elegen6eit, Die
traurigen Solgen zines Iolden @lementarer@
e~igntfes gu beobu6ten; es lparen bort etr1tge
DISQUALIFICATION bu9itGbli9 nit Weunn
unb Mals bon Den nit 6elIentriimmern nno
@teinger0G untermii9ten @hneemafsn be-
gruben porber1, obne buB ii9 cine WfDglt4z
felt Der &ettung fir bic ungliidli4en gebOten
bdtte.
Oa Der G6ilfootzPuB in Der 5olge irtmer@
bin nod cine groBe 9fole fir bic Nla&fa@&eiz
Tenben fpieIen nirb, biirfte es angebra4t
iein, auf Die S9pierigteiten, Die BET ibm gu
iiberptnoen iinb, nod etpas fpe5ielsr bier
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