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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED.
Judge Jacobs Listens to the Tales Of
Mtsmnted Couples.

OF three divorce suits filed In the SUI
per.or court yesterday two were disposed
Of before court adjourned. In the case OF
Mabel Sutton W. am c. sutton. Judge
Jacobs granted 4 -eFve 10 the plaintiff.
IN the case OF Marie Kringei VS. Max
krngsi. Judge Benson signed an order OF
dsfnissal on the ground tina. the superior
court OF King county had no jurisdiction
The suit not disposed Of is ;ha. OF Louise
Kelly VS.. John r. Kelly,
The complaining wife In the Sutton case
testified that her married life had been rem
es.ed hufdensotnc by her husband unjustiy
accusing her OF uDfaiihfuiness 10 her mar
rage vows. She told the court that the
charges mad been made ut various times
curing the past FIVE years. She further al
legged that she had been married when but
Is years old, ana had loss all .uve and re-
tpsc' fer her husband. The latter answered
denying 'he charges. He keeps a station
cry store IL the Seattle National Bank
building
Mrs, KFingei In her complaint alleged
that her husband had been guilty OF drunk
ernezs ard bad abandoned her last July
The kTingeis have been living ~ I.eaveri-
worth. in okanogsn county. kringei filed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05
No GOLD on THE kOUAk.
ANOTHER SNARE AND DELrsIoy N
THE KoTxEBuE DISTRICT.
Charles W. Thornton, Of Seattle, the
Latest victin to yenttlate His
vfews-A Bleak and Deselate
Ceuntry-yo Gold - he Found.

Charles ". Thornton. . well known resi-
dent Of this city. now in the frozen north,
veatsIases his disgust Of the kctzeoue coua-
hin s by n h. Butserworih. under date
Orphans Hcme, kowak river, Alaska. Al
gust 81 He says:
You have. OF course, or VIII nave ere
this kowak has proven. don't know
what punishment Is sufficiently severe for
the rascal who viii induce men % take
their lives ard fortunes IN their hands and
go to a bleak ard desoiase country in
search Of gold which Goes not exist.
The Amber, on w~ica the strike was
supposed 10 have been made. is positively
impossible for boats. even without a Ioa0
Eleven men tried 10 take small skin Up
thine men on tow line and two keep
ing her of the rocks, but they couldn't get
her up as far as these fellows We're sup.
posed to have gene hunting and trapping
liz country which, at that place. hash
a sign OF timber nor OF game, not even the
customary moss on the rocks.
Well. it's simply fake story, ana now
any man can send people OF on such wild
goose chase IL puzzle TO me.
We have found traces of hour-gold IN
some riaces-a few colors distingusaahle
with a glass;, such as can be found any
where, but not as good as can be found on
any creek IN Washington, or even In the
sands on the beach in Seattle.
If anything had been struck / would
have been nicely fixed, for l discovered a
fine vein OF good coal about thirty miles
thing for me. II crops out on the river
hank about nifty feet from deep water. ana
I could go in with pick and get out coas
for the steamers.
And now. what next? did I hear you
sayf Winter is expected TO start in, rus.
blast, any day now, so We have located
here and expect 10 put in the first and
most severe part of the winter In a cabin
which we will build: then when the sled
ding begins, about March. as nearly as
We can understand from the natives. We
hope 10 be able to sled over their TRAIL
which starts from here. over into the
koyukuk. Others think of trying the same
with light boat 10 try to make trip TO
the mlssoIs about 100 miles from here be-
fore IL freezes up. They will take our mai,
out that far. We are now about sixty
miles up the river"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05
RACK FROM UNALASkA.
Schooner Sorenson Returns With q
Good Cargo of Goldfish.

John p. Fay's schooner Lizzie Sorensor
Capt Lossius, sailed up the harbor last
night. seventeen days out from Unaiasha
She has 10 tons of sailed Goldfish aboard.
representing the seasons work in Beriug
sea. This is a fine catch and nets consider
able money for the owner The Sorenson
was built al Ballard last winter and sail.
ed from here for Boring sea May 1s.
She was one OF the only four boats In
the Boring cod fleet this year. the other
pany. OF San Francisco. Mr.. Fay has no,
decided wha; he Will do with the Soren-
son this winter. but contempiates loading
her and the schooner Alton, which he pur-
chased the other day. with freight and
sending them 70 the Hawaiian Islands
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05

an snldavis stating that hsa wife was ssas;
resident Of that county. and therefore rot
entitled 20 sue for divorce In King eoun-
~. He denied the alleged abandonment.
ara stated that when be removed 10 Seat
tie his wife refused. Without reason, to
follow him
Mrs Kelly alleges that since her mar.
rage 10 ls9z she has beer subjected 10 per-
sonal abuse by her husband. whom she
charges "a her complaint with having hea.
aca cursed he,. and with haysr:u used vac
language In her presence. shs asxs Tar
suit money and division OF the commune
ify property. consisting Of a farm n gro-
nomtsr county. where the parties live.
moBy.
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for which he offered $500. The other bidder
was a syndicate. composed of the State
Printing Company. Fred Fl. Boynton and
w. FL. Mouiton, which bid $3.50 for the prop
erty.
The receiver and Judge Moore were in
doubt as 10 the adv!sabiiity OF accepting
individuals forming the syndicate might fail
to take their respective shares Of the prop
erty and prevent its sale intact.
Prof. Taylor. upon seeing the turn affairs
had taken. animated a willingness 10 pay
more than his original bid. The syndicate.
In the language OF the street. saw the
RAISE"
Not SO fast, gentlemen" remarked
Judge Moore This court is not running
an auction, and cannot allow any bidding
here"
One OF the bidders tokingly suggested an
adjournment to the front OF the court house
and regular auction sale, but the court In
stead ordered the receiver TO require new
bids. and bring them into court this morn
Ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05
pRrDGE At oRILLIA.
white River Farmers Urge County
TO build IL

Tne hoard o. county commissioners vs.
ters!ay received large delegation o. farm
e~s from the White river valley who came
~ urge he board 20 ftsiid A rev bridge
srr,srs White rlvt~ a. or4la The petition
thsy presented was signed by several hoa-
3rei residents II the valley.
The beard So inciinSi 10 faFoF granting
th.s petition hut took m act.oo yesterday.
Informing the petitioners :aat the op.n
~ County Surveyor EaGsilr Ma desired be-
fore .se bridge should bs located.
The board viii request MI haTuln, :
,ri1ior, as - whether the proposed trunk
lire road VIII cross tha river suffice ally
rear 20 or4ils to admit e. one bridge SeEv-
.nE 10th Il and the county road
Iron the Surveyors repcFt wil. depend n
gr.Ss measure he location az the new
N.-tsfgst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05
Lower Coarts.

Nellie Brooks, who was accused by j. 8.
Wilson OF stealing a sia1 bfa. from him a:
the Paris house. September - was given
her preliminary examination before Jus
tice Austin IN the municipal court yester-
day. and by him discharged for want Of
sufficient evidence to bind over 20 the SUI
peTsor court
charged with soliciting, and the case az
Alice ellison. charged with selling liquor
without license which were set for bear
ing before Justice Ingersoif yesterday were
both continued 20 next Tuesday morning
and Afternoon respectIvely.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05
FILE OF OLD NEWSPAPERS.
Clarence Baglcy's Valuable ColIec-
ti0n-Enr1y King County History.

Clarence 3. Bagley has probably the most
valuable files Of old newspapers in the
Northwest. Among his treasures is a
complete file OF the Seattle Gazette. the first
number OF which appeared December 10
1852 Among the news Items contained In
that number g the report OF the election
for representative from the territory which
had been held on November IS In which
thu candidates were Joseph Foster and
John r. Jordan. IL Is interesting TO note
that at that time there were just four pre-
c.ncts In King county, with a total vote
OF l23. Uncle Joe" Foster vas successful
receiving I'D votes. The result OF the cleo
ton IL the county is shown in the follow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05

TIE attest building improvements con-
fs-Tip2atr<1 on Second aveEgre Ia the zc-glDss-
ton OF tas or5ek block on tee rortaeaS.
corner az Yesiar way by the addition OF
another story. The present tenants OF ebe
building WIRE yesterday r0rfiey: % find
s,eHer business locations X IS understood
thai wben rhe building Is completed II
~.A he @Tgtlre3v occupied ~ ore Erin. for
wFscn zhs a&63ts5. il % he made
The building IS Owned cy Eaxss-n
Capitalist ard Is built cpo- ground less-
- Egou ex-senator Tzscn c. Squire. Tia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05

Judge Moore ~ re 81 fssrsor casirt sester-
Cav signss q decree allowing the dcssal0-
tor ~ ira Famous Clothing COMPANY,
corporation.
Judge Bense1 IN ire superior csart yes
serxiay se, saA condemnation ss1sr % re
Srosssls4l.sase +. "a Power Company vs l.
y Sc~s ct a. fos trial on October ~
Ia the United States court yesterday
JuiSS Hausord heard LIE Arguments n Tie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05
To GIVE RELIEF.
Canadian Government to Place
Mounted Police Along the Yukon.

Late passengers froT2 Alaska report that
the Canadians have arranged 70 place
mounted police az stated intervals O. from
twenty 10 thirty miles, along the Yukon.
from the heAHwatevs TO Dawson SO as u
give relief 70 any parties who may -
travelling On the Ire this winter. There
W., ~ five or six met az each station. and
they III. ~ equipped with supplies ot food
6xH medicine
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05
Licenses TO We'd

Licenses 80 wed ware Issued yesterday for
Rotsr; Charles Martin G71 and Fannie
S,ratnaan tss}, both ~ Seattle; Carl Is +.
Berger s1p. az Oakland. Cal, ami Cara
Lee Levy .Aet % Seattle. Herman BET IA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05

" can ws,s iripuni,y neglect the little ills
shl iniiseos}t.o1s of life These little dis
o'osts are What make tho big onss When
NAE sga-r~ from headaches and loss If
appetite feels drowsv and dsll during wsk
nag ncuf.. cannot sleep a. night and -
nervous sa3 shasv az sil times. he - IL a
dangerous condition II he lcug nssiects
se condition n will fad himself very
sSk nav n picfce's Golden Medical
aAseoveFy Is Tire hes; Of all medicines for
sae irEnY diseases that are caused by ar
impaired aixestlon and insufficient ard i'm
F'ersi aoef1saEcst II creates "a hearty.
aeafhy appetite: i; makes digestion ard
assimilation perfect it iavigorsies tire
Eve; and 1urse> and enriches the bleed
u - 'hv great blood maker. ness builder
srd Serre t21;c Il Is IRE best OF all ;nedi
eiaes for nervous disorders and !, cures -
!-t cent OF all cases of consumption. II
nsen IN Is earlier stages. before the lungs
az too fas wasted Fos chTon,c. bronchial
0roas and ua.zl affections !, Is an nm
eeaAed remedy Az honest dealer viii
1ss sssgest Some inferior substitute.
hev ( !-u,onS e . Fox sr-i Ca&nzh,
sAtcs rssa 90 Teas writes ' 1 write 80 say
80 aaf!nx sAe late tTcssfsle hrtw~~a ire States
vh1sE ny tn5s vel privilege 80 sF>rax
ess oTea ar - nssht, which produces saSs:
.sHSrsSxes ard so~s 81 vp.<r from which hsa
ooc send ScaSea M >iseal Discovery. given
,ae ~cyt1 ~ the ss~en;swe aud scientific brain
ssers-~ as obtained Afsrr ssx tsos
a. s~cn 1sc1 the psins ase aches N n
- seS.G - give lay, and scw irel ;axt
- tsst:-sots cczsrse 81 life r.as live srary
! tssaS csoS tx giving to the world =
.ss 49, Sc.e 90 ra.Sh tox suffering ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05

admiralty cases Of Thomas ]. Smith ct al.
We. North American Transportation and
Trading Company ard A. Landau Va. the
schooner Boring Sea- Both cases vera "a
ken ugz6er ztyisenrent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


WILSON-At RainierGrand hotel, Octo-
Der 4. Mrs. Kate Hyde Wilson. sister OF
Mrs. Del Harbaugh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05

II yoJ wish - see ire -ro5ucts ~ vnur
cwn grAat state. Il VOC wish g delieb+fsl,
outing p he fai - tbs year 60 to vzga
Natla Fruit fair or October s. Rae or v
SIC FOR th@ round trip. Cali az Northern
Pacific Offices. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05
PRESENT WHEAT CONDITIONS.
Prices Have Not Changed Since Las
Saturday,,

There has been no change in the price OF
wheat in the local market since last Satur-
day quotations remaining al IS cents for
club and 81 cents for No. l blueStem. Re-
eeipfS Monday were twenty-e-ght car loads
thlrty-seven came IN yesterday. bringing
the total receipts for the month UP 10
eighty-four ear loads. and for the season 10
ga car loads, or 1880 bushels.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05
WANTED TO BID IN COURT.
queen City Prtnting Conpany.s
Plant IN ne~amA

Bids for tho purchase OF the prooerty az
tne cefunc; Queen City Printing Company.
now IN the hands OF receiver Van Brock
In. were opened in Judge Moore's court
yesterday Afternoon Prof J. 81 Taylor
was the only BIDDER for the entire urorerry
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05

local agents OF the owners OF both tire
ground and the building refuse to give
details o. the proposed Improvement al
present.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05
SALMON AND SHINGLES.

Shipments for Last Two Weeks Are
Larger Than for Years.
Salmon shipments TO the East over the
various railroad lines entering Seattle have
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05

FTLLSHTRY'S 'vitos'' breakfast FOOD.
Eeaithiest. ,sD-sst.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05

WAGNERS great military baud Is az
Walla Wal!a Fruit tair. Excursion there
on October s. Only $40 for the round trip.
Call at Northern Pacific offieeS. SEATTLE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-05
Twenty-Four Hours of Pleasure

Are those passed on the New Pennsyiva-
MIA Limited during the trip from Chicago
10 New York. Not necessary 10 leave the
train en- route, as every convenience IS
provided for iounging III luxury, eating,
sleeping and pleasantly passing the time.
For special Information apply 10 n. 4.
Dering, A. G. j. Agt.. 2S South Clark ST..
Chicago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-22

6Ipttsn Station. Gus Der 6Iotten=
Station erpu6s cine ,SanbeIs 8az
lis" nit Sntersfen Sp6Gre, uno
Damn belt man bic Grper6ung elmer
SnIel fir !piinF6ensnerth. Srgeno
cine paftnbe SSynIeI pdre Qnfangs ans
ne6mbar Qepprben, u6er balo muBte es
Die SaupiinIel 2u3on mtfManiI1 lein,
uno bas Minimum Der an bic Pdrtier
5riebens GommifIGre ergangenen
Snfruttion bsereift nunmebr Gp3on
uno nod etpas nMebr" Elm. Bortn
bisIes ,U&br" beIte6t, pirD bprdb ge=
6eim ee6aIten, ba Der Qomintitrdttop
bur6 por5eitige 8er0ffsntIihung be
SGnoe nift gsbunben tperben iollen.
Wtit oieIer Steiqsrun9 Der ppn bieiiger
Seite formulirten 6orberungen bat lt9
Elm gepifeS Wfibtrduen 6e5Iglih Der
9dltung Der europdiI6an MG2te ein=
geftelIt. Man 6efiir6tet cine mOgIt4e
GinmiIdun9 oerfelben in Die PariIer
8er6unolunQen. 0ieIes WfiBtrduen
lit -Durd bic iiinqIten Melbungen aug
Mabrio, odB bic fpaniT9en @pmmil&
fGre inItruirt lperben Iollten, fir bic
SeSntutter6altunQ Der 86iItppinen aIs
fpani!6e 8olpnis ein5utreten, nod berz
itdrtt tporben. Man III geReigt, oiez
iel6eu oa6in aus8uleqen, bab Spanten
auF bic moralii9e llnteritiiBung Der
ii6ri9en eurppGiT6en MG9te rehue,
fans bic amerifaniF6en 5orberungen
gu bod gsihraubt eri4einen loaten.
Nnbers tann man Ii4 bic jiingite 9alz
tun9 Spunien's ni9t ertldren, oenn
man erpartet, baB bic ameritaniI4en
Gpmmi1Gre einfa9 bic 8sbingun9en
ottttren IolIen uno baB Spdnien bic
ielben, ptellei6t na6 einigem Strduz
ben, oemiitbiq dnne6men miiiIe. Sin
energii9er Dioeritdno tOnnte alIo nur
oann ben fpaniIdber Seite gepugt pers
ben, Denn es auf bie Inter itiiBung be5
europdiI9en @On3erts 2lusIi6t babe,
9as 8eIpenit bes europGiIGsn @Onz
3erts fat bic 8sritdrtung Der 0epep'z
I9en 5lotte beranIaBt, refp. Die 46Ten@
oung Der bsiOsn 9un8erIdiffe na69o>
nolulu, BON NO lie Wfunild balO erret@
den tOnnen, ais cine Qnoeutung fir
Spanien uno bic suropdii4en @roBz
mG6te, baB bic Ser. Staaten imStanr
be Ieien, fire Syntereien in ben Pbilipz
pinsn ieI6itItGnoig gu tpabren. Wtan
gluu6t babur6 erretfen 3u t0nnen,
buB Spanien einen etpa beabIi6tigten
@srIu9, bic europGif6en Md4te in Die
6rieoens 8er6anolunesn 6iretn gu
5ie6en, BON pprnberein aufge6e.
Das bic Senounq rpeiterer Sruppen
na9 Marila anbstrifFt. 10 geT4is6t
oies IeDigIi9 dI5 cine @orIi3tsmaBrez
gel gegen bic SnIurgenter, uno bem
9srne6men nu9 lit Die ipaniI1e Hez
qierunq bdmit einberitunben, bu es ii9
babel nur um misunderstanding oes
Itatus qup uno dlIo inbirett um ben
S9ub 1puntI9er 8ripat Snterefen
gegen bic uebergrifFe Der SnIurgenten
hnrnSlt
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Seine Semnnitratinn gegcm Srntlfl=
lnnh.

tWUus
Die N6Ienbunq Der S9lu4tIhiTFe
pSppa" uno Oregon" cine gsqen
bas reuropdti6s GOn3ert" geri6z
tete MuBnabme. - Der &o6lens
rei4tRum Der P6FIippinen.
@afbinqton, .. g., p. Sept.
= Srob Der SSnIinuationen Der uQlfuz
ciirten Preiie," banbelt es it6 BEL Der
2lbIenounq Der S6lo6tf9iffe ,Sopu"
unO Oregon" na9 Manila ni6t um
etne Concentration gegen0eutT9lano.
Sm Staat5 Ospartement le6nt
man Die Sdteri6aft oisIer ange6li9en
sSnIpirdtton entI4ieben al, audi lit i'm
5Iotten 0epartement, nie i'm &rieqsz
9epartement g&iemano gu finben, Der
It6 oa5u betennen spolIte. Oas U2Grz
den BON Der unge6li6en @6Ti6t Der
beutI6en Reqierung. Die SnIel 8aIaz
man an ftA gu brin9en, lit pu6rT6eins
lt3 auf etnen ppr UtOnutsFriit erftattez
ten gert6t oes umeritaniIden Wtifiz
tar Ntta6es 3u Pdris, Qieut. Gins,
5uriit gu fiibren, porin oieIer cpnitas
ttrte, er babe aus gutter NuelIe erFu6z
ren, bdB Der 0eut3Ae Nbmiral ieiner
Regierung einen erff0pfenoen 8eri9t
iiber ben W2ineralrei6t6um Der 96iz
lippinen, nit 6eIpnberer Rudfi4t auF
&o6lenlager, geianDt Fa6e. Odruus
6ut Oann irgeno elm 9e5psnIterIc6er gez
f9Ioiien. baB Oeuti6tunb ss burduf
abgeiehen habe, bic 8o6lenI6dBe ns6Tt
Den Snieln, auf pel6en iie lagern, gu
onnettiren. S6diTa9e 1T, baB iGon
por Sa6rsn bic 3ose elmer 2tus6eutun9
Der &o6lenIaqer auf oen Pbilippinen
our4 Elm in Son9 Song gu bi.benoes
Spnoitat, an tpeldem aud 6srporrds
9enbe beutife 6anbelsfGuIer bet6eiz
llgt lein piirDen. ungeregt porben lit.
9teIer Plun mag Totpeit CUR 3eife ges
6teben 1ein, 0dB bic oeutT9e Regierun9
pon Dem l1nterre6msn 9lotiS genomz
msn uno burd SSa9mGnrer ltnteriuz
4unQen Bat anfteQen IaFen. @uroz
pdti4e RegieruRgen bet6Gtigen e6en Elm
Ieb6uFteres SSHterefe an Der 9lus6reiz
tung Der bon loren Stautsange60rigen
gepflogensn 9an6eIs6e3iebungen, ais
Der hieIi9en Resierung mDgli8 iFi, neil
Der @pngreB eifsriii9tig i6r Die Nittel
ba5u bprenthGlt. @ie ge5ugt, 6at bic
&6IenOun9 Der 9an5eri6Hfe na8 Soz
nolulu unb ps;ter na6 oen 91ilippiz
nen fpe5iea nit 9eutI6lano g1i6ts gu
t6un. Die oarin 5u er6Iidenoe De-
monitration rtAist Ii4 3unG6it eeaen
Spanien, unO 0ann ION Iie i'm QQgez
meinen elm Wint fir bic europGiT6en
W1GGte Iein, ben Srieoens 8sr6anbz
lunqen fern Su 6lei6en.
Die pbilippinen 5ruge bat, ippeit
bic 2&6Ti9tsn Der bieiigen Regierung in
3etra9t tpmmtn, peuI6isoene 86aien
bur6gemaGt. Qnfdngs befiirportste
Die Me6r3d6l Der Hatbge6er oss 9rGz
itbentsn lebigli9 cine &o6lensSta4ion,
pann entpideIte itA OieIe au elmer
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RGumung i'm @ange.

Ap6ug 'ptl SpuIWtl UuIl 4Dtlp UlCU.-
yfur nod elm 0rittel Der SnIeG nz
ter ipdnii9er GOntrole. - 4meriz
tunii9e llnternebmer in MafIe.
Gan Suan be 9ortc 8tco,
q. Sept. = Seit Montag 1T bic Rduz
mung Der bisber nod DON ben Spaz
niern beIebt gebaltenen 9pIitipnen Guz
Ber6olbSan Suan's i'm @ange. 2lgudz
oilld, San Sebaitian uno Cares ItEo
BON ben Spaniern 6eretts gerGumt uno
ppn 8eneral 8arretIon's 8riga0e uno
BON Dem II. Snfanterie 3egiment be-
feBt; 2eBteres biBte bic ameritdnii4e
6lagge in ben 6eIeBten PpIitionen duf.
Die ipaRii9en Sruppen, tpel6e Die gez
ndnnten PldBe rGumen, psrben bel
4recibo con3entrirt, Don no lie per
8ahn na6 San Suun gei4afft pers
Oen IobaIo Der Gifen6a6n Srdnsport
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ben peroen. Spanifbe gontrole 1T
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- Spanien's 8efu9 nm @erlGn=
gerung Der RGumungsfriIt.


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16e Slagge in 6uDanu ge6iBt, unb
3pur auf Der 5ubnenitange Oes nSroz
6azSotels, in tpel6em bic omerifaniz
i6en RGumungs Gommifdre Quar-
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Claus unb Gabt. 9apne Iteaten ii9
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3og Elm Quurtiermeiiter Der nReTOlute"
baS Sternenbunner duF, tpeldss, BON
elmer SeebriIe entfaltet, balo luIttg i'm
WinOe flatterte. Ollie W&itglieber Der
Gommiiiion i9pentten Die 6iite unb
begriiBten Die Sterne unb Streifen nit
Subelrufen.
Ollie @ingGngs na8 Der StraBe gu
tparen pon Der @ibilgarDe a6geIperrt,
bamit Die Gommifdre ni9t 6eldItigt
tpiirben.
8e3iigli4 bss anstbli8en 9roteIte5
Der Spanier gegen bic &iir3e Der fir
Die RGumung gepGbrtsn 5riIt botten
uniere &GumungszGommiFGre g6i9tS
gu iagen; lie beItritten, baB lie um Ell
nen iol9su qrotef piiBter. SFfenbar
beo6a9ten tie be3iigli4 ibrer 8erbanDs
lungen itrifte 3urid6aItung.
Der fpaniI3e POitoampfer nQtfOnIo
Der 0rei3ebnte" 1T nit 1000 tranfen
SoIbaten uno II fonItigen 9oifagie=
ren, gr0BtentbeiIs' 6rauen unb Sim
bern, .na3 Spanier a6gegangen.
Marquts gsrbera, Der bumane W2iliz
tGr=8ouberneur DON Mariando, bat
Omni6usz2inan eingeri9tet, Die Rez
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