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was In power again before the enA a
the year. Then came the Franco-Css-
man war Of 1870. and after campaign
consisting Of an unbroken series of
victories, largely due to the strategie
genius IL Count Won Moltke. King
william was able. through his chan
cellor. 70 dictate terms OF peace TO his
helpless .assailant.
OF the events in Prince Bismarck->
life subsequent to the Franco GernaS
war. II may be mentioned that he pre-
sided at the congress OF Berlin in 1873
and 1880. and the colonial conference ot
1854
Prince Bismarck took prominent
part in connection with the triple ki-
lance between Germany, Austria anc
Italy. which is understood to be q
rected against a possible alliance &-
tween Russia and France against fAA,
German powers.
The reported resignation Of Bismarcs
as Prussian prime minister and coun-
sellor was announced in February, lS9A
but did not actually occur until Marcf
II Of that year. when divergencer ot
opinion between him and the emperor
led to his retirement. His departure
from Berlin was made the occasion OF
q great popular demonstration.
Since then Prince Bismarck has re
sided at his country seat. and as many
Of his utterances have hardly displayed
that command over his feelings uhkh
might have been expected, esreclall,
in the earlier months after his retire
ment. considerable friction existed be
tween him and the emperor
In 1893, however, the prince fell STS
ously Ill. and the emperor sent him a
telegram OF sympathy, and offered him
valescence. This offer the prince CRATE
fully and gracefully declined. but the
exchange of courtesies between him
and the emperor served TO make yer,
manifest the desire OF the German pso
pie for q reconciliation. This desire was
granted in 1895 The emperor SEN q
present of wine to Friedrichsruhe. snG
prince on his recovery from an attack
Of influenza. Prince Bismarck at opef
responded to this gracious advance BY
going to Berlin and paying mis- frs,
visit to the emperor since he had i.ft
office. The emperor afterward return
ed the visit at Friederichsruhe.
Two attempts have been made cx-
Prince Bismarck's life. the first ay =
lunatic named Blind on May Z, lses.
at Berlin; the second on July l3, lSb.
by kullmann. at Kissingen.
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Famine Threatens Havana.

London. Aug. 2.-The Havana COR
respondent OF the Times. In a letter
dated July 6. describes a condition Of
growing Indignation" He says ;
Though Havana Is still quiet. extra
ordinarily. ominously quiet, as a calm
before storm. there Is an ever in
creasing feeling against the govern
men<'s deceit In hiding the truth and
spreading false news. apparently with
the purpose Of leaving the p ople to
the mercy Of their enemies F. mine is
slowly tightening its bands. The bulk
Of the population would already have
starved but for the supplies Of man
goes, pineapples and bananas. The
death rate Is extraordinarily high. In
some settlements half the reconcentra-
dos have died since war was declared
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JUAN DIAz CAPTURED.
The Sixteenth Pennsylvania voiun.
teer Regiment Takes Possession.

The Sixteenth Pennsylvania volun.
teer Regiment Takes Possession.
Ponce. Porto Rico. via st. Thomas
d. w. l.. Aug. 3.-Colonel Hulings, with
ten companies Of the Sixteenth Penn
sylvania, has occupied Juan Dias.
about eight miles northeast Of Ponce.
on the road to San Juan. The Amer
lean flag was raised and greeted with
great enthusiasm by the Dopulace. The
people paraded the streets with an
American flag made for the occasion.
Colonel Hulinss issued proclamation
saying that the personal rights and
property would be respected.
General Brooke arrived Sunday even
ing. During the afternoon seven COM
panies Of the Nineteenth regular In
fantry arrived on the Cherokee.
Cable communication was opened on
Sunday night, but the line will not
be In full operation for several days.
1t is reported that General Opega Is
on the way with force Of Spanish
regulars to concentrate upon Aibonito,
northeast Of Juana Dias. on the road
to San Juan. There may be some
sharp fighting.
In spite Of the brave words Of the
pronunciamento OF Captain General
Macias Spanish power In Porto Rico
Is rapidly crumbling. Mr.. p. c. Hanna.
United States consul at San Juan until
war was declared. gives the following
text Of a dispatch received by him
from a Spanish official in the northern
part OF the island:
Resistance Is impossible. The vol
unteers have refused to march. and we
have no ammunition"
Mr.. Hanna declines to give the name
Of his informant. but II 10 known that
he has excellent secret sources Of in
formation.
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Employers Oner q Compromi'


Pana. Ills. Aug. 2.-Developmenti
pointing to a settlement OF the miners
lockout existing here since April
were made known yesterday. After q
conference with the owners Of the Pana
Coal company's mine. Frank Frorer
and d. H. Herts. Of Lincoln, and Su.
perintendent Julius Broehl returned to
Pana ana summoned George @. Cra-
vens, president Of the Miners union
and submitted to him proposition "a
open the Pana mine with union men,
under union organization. granting tho
scale price for day labor and company
men. and paying the miaers Cor dig
ging 20 cent?, the compSry furnishing
all supplies except powder II" prop
ositior he's been submitted I. the men,
and they have refused Ia accept. but
Il Is believed the Pana company and
the men will come to terms within a
few days
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PRINCE BIsMARCK's CAREER.
Tho Iron Chancellor Who Was Re
sponsible For Germany's G Greatness.

Tho Iron Chancellor Who Was Re-
sponsible For GermRny's Greatness.
Prime Otto Eduard Leopold Bis
marck- -Schonhausen was born Of an old
noble family Of the Mark" (Brenden-
burg) at Schonhausen. April I, 1915. He
was created a count Sept 16, 1865, and
Prince (F'urst) Won Bismarck In March,
1871. He was educated at the univer-
stiles of Gottingen and Griefswald,
spent some time In the army. and sub
sequently settled down as a country
gentleman. Brought up In the political
faith OF the Junkers, or Prussian Tory
sQuirearchy. ne became. In 1886. a MEM
Der Of the provincial diet Of Saxony
and Of the Prussian diet. in which he
first attracted attention by his fiery
speeches In defense of the old mon
archial party. During the revolution
airy period os ls4S the services he rem
dered In the public debates to the con-
servative cause led to his appointment
as the representative Of Prussia In the
diet Of the old German bund at Frank
fort. Austria was then all powerful
in the German bund. From the time
OF Bismarck's appearance, however, the
voice Of Prussia began to have increas-
ing weight. The successful audacity
with which he checkmated Austrian
intrigue at Frankfort was the source
Of constant irritation at Vienna, and
naturally tended to produce some es-
arrangement between the Austrian and
Prussian courts.
Bismarck was sent as ambassador
to St. Petersburg in 1850. and held that
position until 1862. In May, 1862. he
became Prussian ambassador at Paris.
Five months later he was made first
minister Of the Prussian crown. With
in tho next ten years he humbled the
Austrian empire. destroyed the French
empire and created the new German
empire. He remodeled the map of Eu-
rope, dismembering Denmark and
France. He enlarged the frontiers Of
Prussia by the annexation Of various
provinces. including the dominions Of
three dethroned German princes, and
succeeded In placing Germany. which
had previously been the weakest and
least respected Of all the great powers,
at the head Of all the states Of Europe.
In 1868 Bismarck withdrew for some
m ~ e~oir ec.l''. -'-" = '-"s he
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THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
Az Reflected By Dealings in Phtiadol.
phiR and baltimore.

Philadelphia, Aug. Flour weak; win.
ter supertine. new. t2.l5G2.%0: Pennsyiva.
mia roller. clear new. s. 25a3.50: city mills
extra, new. 12.75a3. Rye -four moved
slowly at - per barrel for choice Penn.
sylvania. Wheat slow; No. 2 red. spot
7ekq7ohc.; do. August. 67hd69%c.; do
September. sskGSsc. Corn slow; No. ;
mixed. August. S0s1Ne.; No. . yellow
for local trade. Nhd4sc. Oats scarce and
hrm: No. 2 white. old. 34c.; No. : white
clipped. old, AhaSsc. Hay dull: choice
timothy, t2@la50 for large bales. Beet
firm; beef hams, t22SOha3. Pork firm
family SIS. Lard easy; western steamed
$50. Butter very frm; western cream
cry. iEt6lSc.; do. factory. ndi%c.; FL
gins. lsc.; Imitation creamery. lsalsifc.
New York dairy, lsdiSc.: do. creamery.
NhQlSxc.; fancy Pennsylvania prints
Cheese steadier; large. white, 7kc.: small,
ored, &c.; light skins. sAd6Mc.; part
skins, 5H1S,tc.; full skins. ag2kc. Eggs
Arm; New York and Pennsylvania, l+Q
l5c.; western, fresh. Nttc.
Baltimore, Aug. l.-F1our quiet; west
ern superfine. $2.S0Q306: do. extra, t,l51
S.s6; do. family. e3.s06%.3o; winter wheat.
patent, A.DG<.S5; spring wheat, patent.
Ne66%so; spring wheat. straight. N.4O9
l.S5. Wheat easy; spot, 7ok@7okc.; month.
6eNdSshc.: September. 6sk6ss,tc.: steam
er No red. cshGSSsc.; southern. by
sample, 62GUkc.; do. on grade. 6sdf7lc.
Corn dull; spot. 36Hds7c.; month. 3sAd
SIC; September. 37937Nc.; steamer mixed,
S5'sdSsc.; southern, white and yellow.
iJG'ilc. Oats firm; No. 2 white. 33lta3&c. /.
No. mixed. SlM32c. Rye steady; No.
nearby. iGc.; No. 2 western, tSc. Hay hrm
for the better grades; No. I timothy, N2a
1880 Grain freishts inactive; steam to
Liverpool, per bushel. 3D., August: Cork.
for orders. per quarter. 2s. 3D.. August
Ss.d3s. 3D.. September. Sugar strong;
granulated. 6.45h. Butter steady; fancy
creamery, 1S020c.: do. imitation. l7c.; do.
ladle. l%Ql5c. good ladle l2dlSc.; store
packed. 10Gl1c. Eggs steady; fresh, 12ysc.
Cheese steady: fancy New York. large.
sAdShc.; do. medium, slsdis%c.; do.
small, SxQ9c. Lettuce, 50d75c. per bushel.
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The lowa's Ssvtwin vigorously Re.
pliss to Newspaper Criticisn.
New Yerk. Aug. 1rFsalswiAG Z, Q
copy Of . letter sent by Captain Evans
on July - n reply 70 N article publlsh-
Cd Sy The Index. at williamsport Pa.
praising Captain Philip. Of the Texas.
for his after action prayer" and max
ing contrast between Captain Philips
action and what is referred to by the
paper a. the frequently published pro-
family OF Captain Evans:
Il have never considered II necessary,
and am sure that a great majority Of
officers In the navy do not consider It
necessary. to announce to their crews
that they believe In Almighty God.
I think that goes without saying. We.
each Of u. have the right to show by
our acts how much we are imbued with
this belief. Captain Philip had q per-
feet right to show this to his men
a. he did. 1t was simply q mater OF
taste.
Now for myself. Shortly after the
Spanish cruiser Viscaya had struck
her colors and my crew had secured the
guns the chaplain Of the ship. an cx-
cellent man. came to me and said {:
Captain. shall say few words of
thanks to Almighty God for our VIC
toryT I said: BY all means do 90: I
will have the men sent aft for the pur-
pose and was on the point Of doing 90
when II was reported to me that q
Spanish battleship was steaming to-
ward us from the east. My first duty
to God and my country was to sink
this Spanish battleship. and .mme-
diately made preparations to do 80.
when II was discovered that this
ship was an Austrian found my ship
surrounded By boats carrying dying
and wounded prisoners and others OF
the crew Of the Viscaya to the number
of $50. To leave these men to suffer
for want of food and clothing while
I called my men aft to prayers was no,
my idea Of either Christianity or re.
ligion. preferred to clothe the naked
feed the hungry and succor the sick
and I am strongly Of the opinion tina,
Almighty God has not put . black marx
against me on account Of II. do moi
know whether I shall stand with Cap.
tain Philip among the first chosen In
the hereafter. but have this to "a,
In conclusion. that every drop OF blood
In my body on the afternoon Of the 80
Of July was singing thanks and praise
to Almighty God for the victory We
had won."
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OUR PHILIPPINES ALuE
Uncle Sans Troops Aid Insurgents
in Defeating Spaniards.
AueusT1 WANTS TO suRREsDEs

if Spanish Troops May March Ont
With the Honors OF War and Return
to Spain, While Our Troops Protect
spaniards From Insurgents.
Hong Kong. Aug. 2.-News has been
received here from Manila that the
other day the American troops went to
the assistance Of the rebels. who had
been expelled from their trenches by
the Spaniards. The latter retired be-
fore the American advance. The rebels
have been shelling Manila from four
guns on the south side Of the city.
Admiral Dewey has received word
from Captain General August that he
IL willing to surrender so soon as he
can do 20 honorably. It is believed
that he will make only q show OF re-
sistance. Admiral Dewey expects to
take the city without losing q single
man. Should Dewey and Merritt begin
the attack Augusti will propose to
capitulate on the following terms:
The Spanish troops to march out
with the honors Of war: the soldiers
and officials to be permitted to return
on parole to Spain. and an assurance
to be given that the lives and prop
erty OF Spaniards will be protected
from natives.
The Spanish officer who reported In
Manila the destruction Of Admiral Ger.
vera's squadron was treated as 9
traitor and was threatened with death
While riding near Malate the othel
day General Anderson narrowly es.
capped being shot by the enemy. Con.
cerning Aguinaldo. . Manila CORE
spondent has written to United Statei
Consul Wildman here as follows:
Il have not yet seen any reason tc
regret your prompt action In sending
Aguinsldo here. Your wisdom In doint
so was contested at the time. but tn,
remarkable success OF the rebel leader
has proved that you were a good judg'
Of human nature when you sized VI
Aguinaldo's capabilities"
The friction between Aguinaldo ant
his officers has Yeappeared. the lattel
taking offense at his assumption Of tn,
role Of dictator. Mr.. Wildman declarel
that his latest dispatches from ManilI
say that Germans are now giving les
trouble. There was not much hghtini
last week. The chief topic Of discus
sion is a report that Lecarda, Aguin
aldo's principal secretary. has eithe
deserted or been captured by the Span
iaYds.
When the French warship Pascal ar
rived at Manila the other day she neg
lected to salute the American ha,
until reminded Of the oversight by Ad
miral Dewey. The latter says tn,
health Of his men has never been bet
ter since they have been on the Asiati,
station.
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GENERAL wHEELER's FORCES
Will Soon BE Removed From Cuba to
MOntauk Point, L. /.

VIII Soon Be Removed From Cuba to
MOntauk Point. L. I.
Washington. Aug. Am expert
mental movement Of troops u TO be
made within few days. from Santiago
to Montauk Point. N. Y. As soon az
the necessary transportation can be
arranged for the main part OF General
Wheeler's division Of cavalry. now ct
Santiago. II will be brought back to the
United States. They will 60 into camp
at Montauk Point. and viii be kept
there probably for some time. In the
healthful and invigorating climate ct
Montauk the men are expected rapidly
to recuperate from the results of their
hardships In Cuba.
The troops that are TO be brought
back at this time have not been ex-
posed to the fever infection. and. thus
far. have suffered little from sickness.
II the experiment should prove sue
cessful, and should the troops improve
rapidly in condition, other parts Of
General Skaters corps will be brought
very soon to Montauk Point.
As soon as sufficient number Of the
Immune forces can be gotten to San
tiago prccer.y to garrison the city
General Skaters men will be moved
back into the hills. where The sanitary
conditions ate much better than they
are about Sau,cco. This movement
win be preli rl"ary to their return to
the United So ~.
spain VANS Further Explanation.
Madrid. Aug. 2.-The cabinet council
sat yesterday afternoon and again for
four hours In the evening. discussing
the peace terms. A dispatch was then
sent to Washington for further ex.
PLANTATION OF some dificult points"
When the replies are received the cab
met will reassemble. Senior Sagasta.
the premier. CONFIRMS the report that
some 'modihcations Of the original
terms have been obtained"
A Waste OF Powder.
Santiago. Aug. IA party Of naval
officers. anxious to zee the effect Of the
four or five bombardments Of the de-
lenses OF the harbor BY the feet under
Admiral Sampson. made q two days
tour Of the batteries. One Of them
made the following statement: ''Over
100000 worth Of ammunition thrown
at the batteries defending Santiago
harbor was absolutely harmless In it,
eifect 70 far as the reducing Of the
batteries was concerned
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-12-01
4N8


unangemeIbet fe1rte bpr
tinigen Sagsn Der Golbat Gobert
Sbprburn bon So. S. 81. Rest.. Mid.,
auf urlaub gu leiner in Canning,
Wid., pobnenben Wfuiter 5nriit unb
sps bic Glode. Die 6rau DfInete bic
Sbiire, fant aber. als tie bss 5ohnes
anii1tis ipurbe, bon einem 9er5lhlag
getroffen, toot gu 8oben. Die Jreu&
bate Tie setOotet.
S. 8. 3airb. cir @ef d dts
mann in Sirtlanb. ST.. bate $4,000
in 8aninoteH biibId in cine 3eitung
gepddt. Inn iie alf cine HeIfe nit gu
nebmen. Udbrenp er panu Elm 8ab
nahm, leete sr bus padet nit bsm @elz
be in felnem Shlaf3immer ouf cine
&nlnmooe, mo- es DOn leiner tleinen
2o1ter gefunhen unb nit anbern .Ins
niiBen" Bapieren fein iduberliA in ben
DIN eeitedt uno Derbrannt luuroe.
Sn 9arlan, RD, eri d 0 s
9enrD GrpB ben Srant Renfro. Der
@rmoroete 1T Elm 8ruber bon Pete
RenfrD. soel9er i'm Suai bon 0rob err
morbet purbe. 6runt gfenIro Dpllte
fid) an bem WlDrber ieines 8ruDers
RIDDEN unn icbOb nacb linn. Der S9uB
berFshIte icin 3iel unb GruB feuerte
auf ytenfro. Der toot suIammenlanf.
81 Der g 6ulbantinb bic
Gte geIprinsen lit Murelia Gnor in
gtew 8run5n.d, 81. S. Murelia err
belt pabrenb Der llnterri1 1tsltunben
in Der 5pbi9ule cine 8otlhaft, bic
lie DeranlaBte, iih nit GrlaubniB Der
2ebrerin gu entfsrnen. Tor benz
Shulbauie partete Der 19 Sabre alte
6rant Dug1tOn auf tie. uab 8eibe
lleBen fiA ohae Wilen ibrer Gltern
trauen.
Juf biz 9 { b nblunq
Der War5en pirb folsenbes
idneroloie Ntrfabren. bas ben
Wor5ug Fat. ttine Narben 3u
bInterIaKen, empfobltn. Man bersittt
5ih eine eoneentrirte Q6funs BON bop-
pelhromiaurem Goli in tohenbem
WaHtr. Beim grtalten i4eibet Fdb
etipas BON benz Galoe ipieber aus. Die
boriiber fttbenbe Qojnn9 pirb gu ein<
mo! tdglib por5unsbmenbtn pin(eluap
oeu 5erpenbtt. 4
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-12-01
Ssaniftn etncr siifG1e.
Eier5ig 2in0 / inilgmni rsrlebt.

paris. 26. gob. Su Der aapslle Der
Rirhe ct. 0ermain bes Yros, iuo aes
fern 9lbenb 0ottesbienit u0gebalten
ipurbe. bem biele Sdulmdb9en bei>
pobntsn, fam es gu elmer Scene, Die
on bic 9ataitropbe ilnWobltbdtieteitsz
Boaar erinnert. Gs erlofhen plDBlih
bic Qampen unb nun bemG1tigte fh
Der ainber cine Yanif. Qile brdngten
bsm Nusganse 5u unD nur nit Mii6e
selang es ben GsiItli6en, ble sainber
gu berubieen. 8ieraig Mdbhen muir
ben i'm @ebrdnge niebsrgstretsn unb
mehr ober minbsr fdllmm perlebt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-12-01

rrun3o,tlIsn Eanationsbpfes IN oer
0renfussSuhe ion iiA einise monate
binsisben. Die YrD5spur 1T inipfern
umftdnblih, als bic Iusfdgen Mot
itenrgrapbirt, fpnoern in Der 9auptz
Iabe nur bonn @eriG sfbreiber aufges
ssihnet iperoen. Rah ieber StunDe
NerfDr cnntrplirt nnb ftellt Der
3euge nit bem Scbreiber bic 9iotiaen
Suiummen, mas sepOhnlih SfpeiGtans
ben bauert.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-12-01

Der Wersiftung ,bres
Gatten an9etlagt, mar Urau Sarab
Gpans in 9looLlinston, Sno.. 5lpar
freigeIprohen poroen, bod feblte es
niht an 2euten, ipeils Iie troBbem fir
fhuibia lislten. Sept lit ilre lni4uln
stDeifelios bargst5an uitD 5iuur in
JolJe eines sliidlihen 3ufales. 8eim
2lufnebmsn bon 9eppi9en in Dem
@pans1hen Sauie fanb man ndnllih
cine in Der SanbIhrift ibres 8atten
abgefabte unb nit feinsr llnteriAr,ft
berlebens Noti3 fOlgenOen Snbdlts:
.glun Mama, leb' lpphl. SD babe gez
than. mas ih Dir Ir1Dn 10 lanse geidgt
babe. GorD bpe Dir unb bem SubD
fur immer!"
Sn Yrinceton. Snb B., / It si.,
pobl Bis jest unerb5rtes 9erbre9en
our Mnseige estommen, inoems eine
Srau Namsns Hebetfa HoIenber9er
bon ihrem eigenen Is Sabre alien
Gobne beIhuloigt nirb, ben 0eriucl
sema1t 5u baben, ibn gu pergiften.
Der sSunge purbe bem Sobe nabe auf<
gefunben, unb ba Der glr3t rebt5eitig
cine Wergiftung eonltdtirte, TO ipurbe
er burh bic Ntasenpumpe BON benz
@ifte befreit nnb gerettet. Seine
Wiutter bate ibn ppr einigen Wo4en
in elmer 2ebenspsrIi9erungs 0eIels
fdaft fir $3.50 Derli9ert unD I'm
bas Gelb 5u erlansen, ben 0sriub ses
madt, ibn 5u pergiften, inpem lie ibm
200 Gran gbloralzSgbr beibraAte.
sic ipurbe bis CUR NerbanDiung itnter
$1,000 Siirsldaft ssitelt.
Die Nletber rma aGerinnen
Rate unb Gi35ie HeQD IN SCRANTON,
Ya., perlpren beinabe ibr 2eben infoige
bes grobenllnfuss elmer Waus. Sn Dem
S1laf3immer Der Mdbhen bsfinbet
iib Elm @asnfen, Der nurh einen
Ghlauh nit benz 0asbabn perbunben
tit. Die Waus na9te Elm Sod in ben
Sdlauh. nahDem Die Wdb9en Iih
5ur Hu9e be5sbsn batten, unb balo
mar bas 3immer nit Gas gefiiat. Gis
mes Der Widbhen eripn4te balb be-
tdubt, fam gum getpuBilein Der Gez
fabr. in tpel1er iie unb ibre Shipelter
5ih befanbsn, unb bate Araft 9enug,
um in ben Qausgans binaus gu triez
nen. Dort fiel fit bic Ereppe binun=
ter, unb baS GerGu1d erpette Or.
@onberling, pe!her In bsm 9aus
ipobnt. Ser Opttor nabm fih Der beie
ben Wdbhen on. unb es selang ibm.
lie ms BeipuBtfein 3uriid3urufen.
Dobein Dtutf DER ben GU
ten iriih< ootr {9ottifh amtritonis
i4en Hdmtn We.sinlsp fiibrt. 1T ie=
benfans cine srobe Gsltenbeit. Gin
FOLDER bsuH9tr Qonbsmann itanf
biefer 9age npr bem poli5eiri6ter Ja=
netfe i'm 6jtli4en poli5eistri1te 5u
0oltimore, Mb., unb 3tpor Auf 3iue
Acknowledgment n0mli4 ber Rubesl
fSrun9 unb b<1 tbGtli1en augriffta
ouf Ben poIiaiRen MontmiIIer. 4ut
bic Iebtert Mnf9ulbieuns ipurbe Rt=
RinIep, bti{en erifer Narne abtr nidbt
miuiam. jonbern 5rant ia, freigtlpros
den, be1A aer Qoliaih botte bonn 4ptt,
3eitniippd luSgit3ietn Gebgau9 9e'
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