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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
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trag iiber bic Dirt unb WeiIe, ME bic 8ers
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be19liiHen rebibirt tperben tOnne. Na9z
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langte er cine f9riftli4e Rebactipn berielz
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al1o in Der ungebulhisep Na9barf4aft beS
an bemieIben Slide itbenben &0nigs Die
9auptaiige bes Sperutionsplans nieoer nnz
ter ben erf9merenben ~l1mftdnoen, bic elm
1elten eebrau9tes G9rei65eug b%ereitete !:
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ibren Sintenfleden mar nt4t ais Elm t%dn5leiz
maBtses Munbum unaufe4n. Der &6uis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

GnbGt9 uGiO fat ft9 bic frun5Dff9e gaes
gierung entf9lO7en, bic Bis bubin 70 burt<
nddtg oertbetbtgten 9e6etm Ntten
beS 9rebfuszGdGles benz &afa=
sions6pfe q lie er n, unb fogur Der
Srau 0rebfus unb ibrem @npuIt Ginii9t
in Oiefelben gu geitdtten. Sic miifsn ofTo
70 fe6r Itauts9efd6rIi4 nidt ietn, unO tpabr=
fGeinli@ tptrb if9 beruuste1en, baB lie
e6enfaIs auf elmer 6dIf4ung beruben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
9rct 9eISem TN 8mGDanSeI na6
OCttt SOB.

9ie Ra9FoGger gotta's in Stuttgart
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r9ebanten unb grtnnerungen
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900 @remplare um f9peres @elb abgeiebt
unb un5dbGise perben nod ubgeiebt perben.
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bat n11r n unberes @ert eebuht: per
Denim ii rb tgteiten Il.
g. Grants, gefhrtebenoont6m
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8u9 bat audi an ft9 einen hoben Wertb
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trag our @ei9iate pieler Der merttpirbtgz
item @reigniife bes groBen amerttanii4en
8iirgertrieges.
Ginen 10 eroBen gef8i4tlt9en
Wertb bat bic iebt eri4ieneue literGrti3e
SinterGaHenf6aft 8ismard's nt9t;
benin fir bic @ei4i4te 8ismard's unb iet@
ner ,3eit rpirb namentli9 bur8 Die unter
feinen Muaen ~begonnenen Samneltperte bon
qo19inger, 9orft z&Obl unb @nOeren treffz
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9ittate 8tsmard's 1T
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benb f6neIen Nbfub 6es Werfes liegt tet@
nerGei Riidft9t duf Die ret9begiterte Bis
mard'T9e Samilie gu @runbe, fonosrn le%
biqGi9 bic per1Dnli9e @erebrung GROCER
8olfsfreiIe fir ben, Der es bittirt bat. nno
pbgleid bieIer bur9aus ni9ts @enfdttonelz
les giebt, befriebigt er iebe biGige 4nforbe@
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berurqen uno 8eoba9tungm uno bnr4
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Tammenbange an Die 9ittute zines britten
geipalttgen 6elben bieies SaHrbunoerts, bic
audi erit mad feinem Saoe i'm 8u6bdnbel
er16ienen, nod in Der erften 9dlfte bieieS
sSa6rbunberts einen retBenben N6faB in
ber19iebenen 2Gnbern @uropa'S fdnoen
unb in iiingiter 3eit in umfafenben 4uSz
3iigen duf'S Neue in Sranfrei4 berlegt unb
ma1en6aft p~erfauft perben.
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NapD1epn's au Sanct 9e@
lena. On 8ltB unb Bonner bes @enies,
unb an e~eniaGen militdrti6en N6banblunz
qen finb lie ben heiben unberen oben err
tpdbnten @erfen nett iiberlegen. Iber an
bef6eibener unb body 9e%lbenbafter WabrAafz
tiofeit Feben fe melt Suriid btnter benz
8uGe Grants. unb an a6getldrten uufz
ri9tiQen @ebanfen unb gr~innerungen an
Elm grpBes ipeltgeIdt4tGihes 2eben tit i6aen
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legen. 9enn bic btnterlofenen 9ebanten
unb @rinnerungen Napoleon's finb Elm I'M
nerli9 bielfa9 unpabrer penn audi mod
10 alGnaenber unb blenbenber 8erfu9 bes
BON 1einer DECENTRALIZATION 9Dbe 10 fur9tz
bar tieF binub9eitiir3ten @i9anten, ale
feline S6aten, fel6it bic f9nGr5eten, bor
Der NadpeGt gu re6tfertigen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

Ginen pubrboft niiBli9en Sc
BRAND mu9t ber9iers9Orb SDea93 in
Dublin = er %enttammt Der beriibmten
8rauerfamilie @uinneb-pon feinem gro@
BEN 9ermDaen. Nuf einen SIP bat er
$2,5oo,OOo Ergegeben, Die cine 9dlfte gu
tpiFenI6oftliden 9tubien, Die anoere BIZ
bufs umbaues zines bauptid3lih BON Mr@
beitsrn b~etpo6nten b04f n%ngeiunOen @tabt@
t9eiIs i'm Screen 0u6ltn's
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

Die Wabrbeit pirb, pie geipDbnli9, in Der
Mitte liesen, aqerbings, pie mir glauben,
biesmaG nit benz S4perpunft ettpas auf
Settle Der pOailD States.
Evening star., 1898-11-16

Thousands OF situations have been nh
tanned through the want columns of The
Star.
Evening star., 1898-11-16
BACK FROM THE WEST INDIES.
Mr.. #. J. Randolph, Who Has Been
Establishing Weather Stations.

Mr.. F. j. Randolph of the weather bureau
returned to the city last night from his re-
cent official tour through the West Indies
and was met at the 9th street station on
Ills arrival by large delegation of his
friends. When Professor Moore, chief of
the bureau, undertook the task of establish
ing more complete meteorological connec-
tions between the mainland and the islands
Of the archipelago lying to the southeast of
this continent, hoping thereby to secure val
liable weather information for the military
service of the United States he selected
Mr.. Randolph as one OF his principal agents
in the work Of selecting and installing the
stations Mr.. Randolph has for several
years been detailed by the bureau for duty
at the House of Representatives where he
has become widely known as one of the
most advanced observers of weather condi-
uons and expositors of the modern science
OF forecasting. His selection for the DIM
cult work In the West Indies was regarded
as evidence of the thoreughness with which
this enterprise would be administered in the
field He left the United States In July and
opened hurricane stations at various points
under Professor Moore's orders with mark
cd success. The reports received from these
Evening star., 1898-11-16
ONE FAVORITE WINS
Attendance Large at the Benning
Race Track.
SPLENDID FINISH IN fBE FIRST EVENT
Other Sporting Matters Of Gen
eral interest.
NOTES OF THE GRIDIRON

But one faverite, Dan Rice, won at the
Benning track yesterday, the third day of
the autumn meeting of the Washington
Jockey Club, outsider taking the first
and last races, the second going to third
choice, and the fourth to second choice.
The attendance was very large, the wealth
er fine and the track In good shape. Jockey
O'Leary had an off day, being left in the
second race with Lady Dora, and in the
fourth with Zanone 1t cost the boy $25
for delaying the start in the second race,
and the stewards fined him $25 more for re-
turning to the stand in the reverse way in
the fourth. The finish in the first event
was one of the best ever seen at the track,
heads only separating the first four horses.
Jefferson, an added starter in the last race,
was completely overlooked by the smart
people, and with the odds of 10 to against
him won from start to finish.
the following is summary of the races:
First, seven furlongs-Saratoga, 103,
OLeary, 20 to 1, won; Loiterer, 1Os Cum
ningham, even, second; Ruby Lips, 80,
Clawson, to 2, third. Time, 1:31. Hanwell,
Doggett, SQuan, Abingdon, Black Dude,
General Maceo, Philip, Talisman, Zanetto
also ran.
Second, five furlongs-Dr. Parker, no,
Maher, to 1, won; Specialist, 1O7, Dog
gett, to 1, second; Judge Magee, ITO,
Blake, 30 to 1, third Time, LOB 20 Ami
mus, Forsooth, Sheik, Commoigne, Eller-
dale, Sir Christopher, Lady Dora, Sly Boy.
St. Sophia, Chanler, kilarma, Diva, CO.
quina also ran.
Third, one mile-Dan Rice, 10, Clawson,
10 TO ~. won; Decanter, lIO, OLeary, to
1, second; Bardella, 107. Maher 3 to 1,
third. Time, LA. Danforth and Flarea-
way also ran.
Fourth, six furlongs, selling-Leando, "a,
McCue, to l, won; The Winner, li6, Gun
ningham, to 1, second; Anitra, IS, O'Con-
nor. II to /, third. Time, 1:16, Takanas-
see, Zanone, Billali, Charley Rose and Tril-
10 also ran.
r1fth, one mile and one hundred yards
Jefferson, i03, Collins, Is to l, won: Char
entus, 112, CIawson, to 5, second Banquo
H. 1U3, Maher, to l, third. Time, :4S 1-5
Handsel and Sensational also ran.
Evening star., 1898-11-16
Race Track .sHu.tler." in Court.

Joseph Smith and Thomas Miles, colored
were before Judge Scott today on COM
plant Of Sergeant Harry. charged with be-
ing vagrants. They were arrested on the
road near the Benningi race track Super
intendent Lee of the track had made com
plant against them. He also appeared in
court and said the men had no business on
the track. They Jump the fence. he said,
and make nuisances Of themselves on the
track.
What do these men do On the track!
the court asked another witness.
They are known as 'hustlers. he an
swered.
And what do you mean by that?" Judge
Scott asked.
They do touting.
The defendants claimed that they had
come here with horse owners and were
regularly employed on the track. This tes-
timony was denied, and the court held
Smith for thirty days in default OF SO
security. Miles was given sixty days.
Evening star., 1898-11-16

days ago. when George met the woman, he
dealt her one blow and informed her that
the next day he would do something worse.
The next day when he met her he used his
knife on her.
When the police saw Maggie she had
discolored eye in addition to the painful
cut. George was unable to give a reason
able explanation of his conduct and the
court gave him 364 days in jail.
Evening star., 1898-11-16

Score-G. A. c.. IL; Mount Pleasant, TO-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Townsend. Bell
Bolts. Goal from touchdown, Griffin. Ref
cree Mr. Sears. Umpire. Mr.. Fisher.
Timekeeper Mr.. Sagario. Linesmen. Green
and Barranger. Time of halves, Is minutes.
Evening star., 1898-11-16

LOCAL FOOT BALL.
G. A. C.. Defeats Mt. Pleasants in q
Strong Game.

Strong Game.
The strongest game of the season among
non-college Washington amateurs was
played yesterday oy the Mount Pleasant
Athletic Association and the Gibraltar Ath-
letic Club on the Mount Pleasant oval.
Nearly four hundred people saw the G. A.
c. rush their opponents for two touch
downs and one goal. The Mount Peasants
scored their ten points on kicks, which, on
account of the increasing darkness, were
misjudged. The G. A. c. owe much to the
solid line they presented to the repeated
rushes of their opponents backs, their own
interferel ce and general excellence being
of hign order.
The game was too well balanced to ad-
NIT Of any special features. The lineup
Evening star., 1898-11-16
Mr.. Wight. 9heme.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Mems Society. Church Of the Covenant.
wss held last evening in the chapel Of the
church. The president of the society, Mr.
Willis L. Moore. presided, and the speak
e. of the evening was Mr.. Carroll D.
Wright, the commissioner Of labor whose
theme was Relation OF Industry to Intel
lectual Development"
Evening star., 1898-11-16
FISTICUFFS AT FRISCO.
Three Interesting Bouts at Wood
Wnrd's Pavilion Last Night.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, November 16.-
At Woodward's Pavilion the boxing con-
test under the auspices of the Western Ath-
letic Club resulted in a twenty-round draw
between Spider Kelley and Fred Muller.
Kelley appeared to have the best of it
throughout.
The fight between Peter McGhee and
Jim Riley was stopped in the ninth round
by the police, McGhee being almost out.
Riley was given the decision.
kid McFadden and Fred Maynard
fought a tWeve-round draw.
Joe Acton, the wrestler was the referee.
AII-Around Sporting Notes.
An interesting game of foot ball is ex-
pected to take place on the Georgetown
College campus this afternoon between the
college team and an eleven representing the
Baltimore Medical College. Twenty-Five
minute halves will be played, and the Wis
itors will doubtless give a good account Of
themselves.
Notwithstanding the cool atmosphere pre-
vailing at present game of base ball will
be played this afternoon at Fort Myer be-
tween teams representing the medical corps
from the north and south barracks. DR..
Arlington Pond formerly Baltimore's win
ming pitcher, and now one of the medical
staff at the fort, has promised to officiate
umpire.
Warm work Is ahead for the followers Of
basket ball in this city from now on. The
District National Basket Ball League will
open its season tonight at the Light In
fnntry armory, the Corcoran Cadets and
Carroll Institute teams being the contest
ants. Both teams have been hard at work
getting into shape, and an exciting game
can be looked for.
Andrew Freedman, president of the New
York Base Bail Club, scored a Knockout
blow yesterday at the meeting of the di-
rectors in Jersey City by securing a unan-
fmOuS reelection for the coming year. The
past season in New York was dismal fail
ure and all the bad work was laid at the
presidents door. For this reason 1t was
thought Freedman would be ousted from
his $4,000 position. 1t developed during
the meeting yesterday that the opposition
to Freedman was SO small that 1t failed to
materialize, and harmonious proceedings
followed. Gossip after the meeting had it
that Captain Manager Billy Joyce would
be retained and that strong efforts would
be made to strengthen the team through
the purchase of Center Fielder Lange and
Shortstop Dahlen of the Chicagos. With
these two men added to the Giants the
team would be formidable one.
Three Fast Bouts at Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 16.-Three fast
bouts were pulled off before the Illinois
Athletic Club last night The results were
as follows: John Root of Chicago knocked
out Tom Lansing of Louisville In FIVE
rounds. catch weights.
George Kerwin OF Chicago sechs ed the
decision over Jem Curran of England in
six rounds, catch weights.
Tommy White OF Chicago and Perry
Queenan of Milwaukee fought a six-round
draw catch weights.
Evening star., 1898-11-16
Three Fast Bouts at Chicago.
Drownea Mans Hand. r,ea.

John Schade, an oyster dredger. who has
been employed on the schooner John 8.
Haven Of Baltimore. today reported to San
itary Omcer Frank that while the vess.1
was at anchor in Maddox creek last Satur.
day week the crew discovered the betiv ,,f
q man. whose hands were crossed and tel
floating in the water. Ths captain ,nd
mate placed a rope around the BODY and
drew 1t ashore, where il was buried the
following day by the residents of tie
vicinity.
Evening star., 1898-11-16

full line Of American. English. French
and German Dinner Sets. All kinds and siS les
Of odd dishes. chocolate sets. fancy cups and
saucers, wooden and tin ware. This is a large
department In our basement and We want you
to viSit 1t. We will sell you n full II2-pie-e
Decorated Dinner Set for only s. So and a
complete 9piece Decorated Toilet c zR
Set for only .-.-...--...............
Evening star., 1898-11-16
Chief Parrt. M.

Mr.. Joseph Paris the chief of the Dis
trict fire department, b confined to his
house. suffering from an attack of what is
believed to be grip.
Evening star., 1898-11-16
George Jones Gets the Limit.

George JONES' colored, who cut Maggie
Addison because he was jealous of her,
Paid Gear for his conduct. He was arrested
in Southeast Washington, and the case was
tried In the Police Court today. Several
Evening star., 1898-11-16
Cnndition sfiu Fa.arnhIe.

The condition of District Commissioner
John w. Ross, it was stated this afternoon
stin continues Favorable, and he is expected
to resume his official duties In about
weeks time.
Evening star., 1898-11-16
Interment at Ch.rre.tev..

Funeral services over the remains of the
late Joseph Sechrist were held this morn
ing at his late residence. I227 lIth street
northwest. at o'clock. At 2:3e O'Clock tiris
afternoon ths remains were taken Ia
Charlestown, w. Va, for burial.
Evening star., 1898-11-16

points have been regarded by the military
authorities as Of exceptional value. Mr.
randolph visited St Kits, Martinique. ST
Thomas and Porto Rico. His dificult work
was wei performed and has won Professor
Moores praise and Endorsement He WAS
taken sick at San Juan, but has recovered
and returns In fairly good health.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

prattii9e @rprimente ausgefii6rt peroen
tOnnen. NGe NusfteIer, foppbl italisnii4e
pie ausGdnbii9e, BADEN Nnre9t auf bieie
prdmie, Die bur9 Die in~ternatipndR Surp
Der 4usitelung auertannt perben ipirb.
= Sn Der @ef9t3te Der 1ufz
f9IieB ung in a 8 bebeutet bas Sa4r
1897 einen tpi9tigen &6I9nitt. Sn bieiem
Sabre .tpurbe bic erite 9ineiii9e @iIen6abn
BON Der 8ei68bauptftabt peting mad benz
9afen Sientiin Q20 &m) benz Setr:e6e
ibergeben, uuBerbem bic Sa@bebz8a9n (2S
&m.) unb Die S6eilItrede SientfinSS ongton>
@9anzbai>fpan (27O 8m.), insgeIammt
olIo 418 &m. Bon S9an=bai>tpan Ipq biz
8a6n in Der &i9tung na9 Mufoen an Die
transtbirii9e @iienbabn angei4lofen tperz
ben, tpel9e BON ruifii@er Seite our9 Die 9iz
nefif9e ManbI9uret gebaut tperben miro.
S9on i'm N8ai 1898 IoQ Die 8e~rbinoungsz
balm 5ipiI9en S9ungbai unb Muiung (18
&m.) er0ffnet peroen, Die f6on i'm Sabre
1875 be1tanb, oamals a6er 6alo na9 i6rer
Snbetrieb1ebung BON ben @btneIen Serit0rt
ipurbe. Der 8au bieier @iienbabn itebt beiz
ldufig unter 2eitung 0euti9er Sn9snieure.
Sir bieie 8abn fat Bis Sebruar 1898 Die
Gpci6t6 @o6eriq 1000 So. @ifenbabnf9ies
men nit 3u6e60r fir ben Preis bon $4,000
au ~liefern, ba bic @iienperte bes lln:ernebz
mers, bes Saotuis S9en9>9fie9uai in 6unz
bang bei 6antOp, ii3 dls nod ni4t geniigeno
~Ieiitungsfd6ig ertpieien. @uBerOem bat Die
9inefi19e Regierung ben 8au Der 9innen<
ba6nen BON psting Bis 9antop (140O 8m,)
uno bon @ulung=S 9angbai na3 Su4ong
600 &m.) 6epiligt. 8on 9antom unb pes
fling aus purbe bereits nit ben ga9nbau:en
begpnner. 4uBeroem bat &uBlano in Der
ManbT9urei fir Irf4luBbauten an feline
Tibiri19e @tienbabn ousgeOebnte @onceiiiO=
men erbalten, bic es f6On in ieinem eigenen
Sntereiie ni9t uuf Dem papier iteben Iahen
pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

guf Der gDrie, obne Snserfofteu, rad prObsu tuuroeu
%Oertuuft: go. 4. 26A-27c; go. {, 27A-27Ae; go. 2,
27A-28c; 9elber $40. 2, 27A-28c; peiBer $50. 8. 27ht;
peiBer So. 2, 27%-2Sc.
Sofer - WetBer go. 8, I'M Speiber, 245sc; go. 2.
24c. @uf Der 8Drie, obue Sagerfotsrt. mad 9roben
tuurben %oerfauft: go. 3. 2Sh-24Ac; peiBer go. 3. 24M
-254e; yto. g, 24-24Ac; iueiBer So. d. 24A-24hc.
&oggeH- no. 2 fir ben Spei9er, 47-47Ae; $40. 8,
46-46Ac; go. 4, 44c.
Ssrte = MittelntdBi9s biz quite Wta[aqualitatsn
2S-42I Sutter9erite, 27M-28c
e6mereteH 5Iohs ITO. l. of benz @eIeiie.
gtortbmeIteru $l.30h; $40. l, auf benz SeIeiie. $l.25;
SImOtbp, fair bis fancp GOuntrn. BON $2-2.70; CUTE biz
ousgeiuGblte @ouutrp- portiseH BON &lee BON 81 bis S..
3Iete - Ser Wlorft mar rubig unO feit, nit leidteI
@u9eboten uub gutter ytatfra9e. S6Dne Janrp,
Ietbtes 6etui9t. lod:9, mar $ll-l1.2 IS tpertb. Wtittels
mdBtee big CUTE, $l0.50-10.75 rs.
Dti bbGtu9s @ertb $40. so fir brauEe unb $l2
fir merge.
pc - eturtes Einotba, se-9. so bic gonue; $40. l,
$~8.00-S50; $40. 2, $~7.00-7.50; UPLAND 9ratrIe, beites,
$7.50-a00; mittIers Quatitdt, $6.50-ZO0.
etrO b - ROg9sn, $500; MeIasn uHo pafer $3.50
AS Die &OuHe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

Die BON ein3eInen OeutI9en in bie1em
Qanoe beritbten 8er6un3unJen ibrer
e6rli9en beutf9en Sami1tennaz
m E n tperoen BON Iolben @nglif9=N meritaz
nern, ipel6e OeutI9 peritebeu, ga6iiGrenb
berfpottet. Gin 8ertreter Der 9elp Oort
Gun, in tpetber man BON 9una's 3eiten Ger
neben @nglii6 AUDI 9eutf9 tann, fanb
fiir5li9 i'm Seem Yprfer 8roabipap sins Sc
F9dftsfirma Namens 6eapenrt9. Sine
tur3e@rtunbigung g~eniigte ibn1, um su err
mitteln, baB er es NIT einem OeutI6=Mmez
ritaner gu tbun bate, Der frii6e> Sim :
meIrei6 bieB, it9 aber ieines too6lflin=
genben i90nen beutf9en Namens iGdmlte
unb bieien in Der ange9ebenen blDeftnnigen
Weiie ms @ngliI9e umtoufte.- Der Mann
BON Der Sun beripottet gebibrenb ben oumz
men 8erl, Der bas D8ei4" in 9immelz9si h
nit rich iiberlebte unb ertbeilt linn ben
Ratb, feinen Namen entpeber in ri9tiges
@ngIiid, alio Kingdom of heaven, gu
itbertragen, Dber, mas mod better iei, Das
bumme 9eabenri@ in bas beutI9e Simmelz
reid 5nriid5utauf fen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

StngpzS enator Morgan bon
Nla6ama battle in ieiner mueiten eStn9o=
&ebe i'm 8unbesfenat @roper Glepez
lamb bei9ulbtgt, er lei als PrGiibent fir
Nnterion 9apnii's unb fir Nrerfennung
Der cubunii4en Snfurgenten u1s 8riesfibz
renber gepeIen. GGeOelanb lieB nun an bic
ieDem bal6ipegs unterri6teten Meni9en
tppbl6etamte Sbatia9e erinnern, baB er es
mar, Der benz gum 3wsd Der Nnnerion 9a@
pairs unter fetnem 8prgdngsr 6arrf on
uufgefii6rten Sfanbal baielbit Elm bprlduz
figes @nbe mubte unb ben NuI6luBoertrog
aus benz @enat 5uriid5og, uno OaB er eS mar,
Der bic Mnertennung cubuniiGsr Sniurgenz
ten ols straightforward betGmpfte. Morgan
fubt fi9 II nit Der Musrebe gu be6elfen,
er babe ri9t Die P~rGIOenti@aft Glebe>
lambs bon 1898 Biz 1897, iOnbern bic erite
@IeOeGanb'f@e prditoentf6aft BON 1885 Bis
1889 gemeint. Cine erbdrmli6e Nusrebe!
Oenn BON 1885 Biz 1889 ba6te Niemunb an
cine grnsrbung 9upaii's; urb BON elmer
Nntrtennung cubaniI9er Snfurganten ais
straightforward tonnte in ienem 3eitraume
f9on Des6al6 gar feline &ebe fein, neil IS baz
mails teinen ~eir5tgen cu6anif9en Sn1urgenz
ten CAB.