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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
Tho End Of AutOaony.

General Lee at Havana has reported to
the State Department. 1t . said, that au-
tonomy ID q failure In Cuba. giving his rea-
sons FOR 70 believing. II this be true Gen.
eral Lee has merely written the final chap
ter and the ofacial epilogue Of the pacinca-
ton scheme by compromise. The people of
this country have long ago come to the
conclusion that 10 success could be ex-
pected Of the autonomy plan. The rejec-
ton OF the project by the great bulk of the
Insurgents definitely determined its fate
adversely. The rendering Of the verdict by
an impartial observer was merely q matter
OF time. 1t has now come and 1t cannot be
overlooked. Spain has proved her inability
to subdue the insurgents by force Of arms.
The proposal Of autonomy was In itself a
confession that campaigning In the field
could Lot be relied upon to bring peace to
the island and the proffer of the so-called
system Of autonomy was the next effort to
save the colony.
In his annual message to Congress Presi-
dent Mckinley urged that Spain be given a
chance to prove her sincerity and the eff
cacy OF her endeavors to subdue the insur-
gents by compromise with them. Since
then every happening has tended to show
that Spain has tried her chance and failed.
The letter from De LONE to Canalejas bore
strong evidence to prove that the autonomy
proposition was never intended seriously by
Spain. but, coupled with the proposal for q
commercial treaty. was devised as a part
Of the "propa ganda" to becloud official and
public sentiment in this country. Now
comes the final report from the chief Amer
lean diplomatic officer in Cuba formally
writing down the utter failure Of the pro-
ject. 1t can now be said without fear of
dispute that the autonomy project has run
its course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23

the regulations and laws are enforced by
a stan Of specially trained men there will
be unending trouble. Washington seeks
to become a model municipality through
the adoption Of the most advanced and
approved ideas In city government. 1t has
made start in the direction of electrical
consolidation by placing the fire and po-
lice box system under a single head, but
there are many other features of the cleo
teal appliances pertaining to the city that
might properly be considered as subject to
similar treatment. The proposition is wen
worth local consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
Mr.. Bnynrd's turbulent" Countrymen

The American people are today con-
fr0nted with a serious crisis in their ma
ional affairs. An appalling disaster. with
the most sinister associations, has come
upon them and all conditions ara ripe for
an outbreak of intense patriotism, leading
perhaps, to rupture OF the present peace
stances favor turbulence as on few occa-
SENS in the history of any aggregation of
civilized people. Yet In the midst of such
deiicately dangerous possibilities these peo-
pie have maintained an attitude of dig
niEed patience with the orderly methods
OF procedure. and have given every evil
dence of confidence in the established agen-
cies Of government. The spectacle they pre-
sent is worthy of the most SINCERE COM
oxidation. and Mr.. Thomas F. Bayard,
formerly ambassador to Great Britain. is
earnestly recomm nded to observe the state
OF the country in view of the provocations
TO excitement and ponder then deeply upon
the words he uttered at Boston, England,
August =. 1898. as follows:
The President stands in the midst of a
strong, sef-confident and oftentimes vio-
lent people, men who desire to have their
own way. and who need their way fire.
qLently INSTRUCTED. and 1 tell you plainly
IL taxes a real man to govern the people
of the United States"
This uncalled-for siur upon his own peo-
pie caused Mr.. Bayard to lose so much
prestige at home that he came close to
losing his official head as we'll Even his
dear English friends gently condemned his
'indiscretion." The American people need
no autocrat to govern them, as passing
events prove. They have obeyed the voice
OF reason and are patiently. grimly await
ing developments with a stern determine
ton to abide by the results Of the pending
inquiry whatever may be the nature of its
disclosures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23

The practically unanimous vote by which
the Senate yesterday passed the bill pro-
VidlnS for two additional artillery regi-
ments Is significant of the state of feeling
at the Capitol The increase provided is
rot large. nor are The provisions al all SEN
sationdL The army is not big enough, in
fact. to man the new fortifcations tina:
EaVe been provided in recent years. The
case Is analogous TO that of the navy. In
the latter case great battle-ships have been
provided by the government but there ere
not enough docking facilities to accommo-
date them. The naval equipment has not
been developed tremendously. The mill
tary branch of the national Gefenses has
CLOWN in one-sidsd fashion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
Pacincate or Evacuate.
From the Providence Journal.

The nation is not in peril. it can defy
spain by sea or land. can meet all her at
lacks either Of treachery or of open as
sault. 1t is only necessary to be prepared
ior vengeance, not for stress of war. No
one Will realize this better than the gov
eminent OF the little kings mother and the
spanish officials are fastening to assure us
OF their innocence and adherence of sucn
calamfties The vessel does not lie SO deep
that she cannot be thoroughly examined
Dy divers and the truth can thus be known.
Pubic opinion will now he crysta,ized
against Spanish rule in Cuba more than
ever and will insist emphatically that be-
lore the rainy season begins in May the
Islands must be pacified or evacuated.
There Is no other alternative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
A klOndike Object Lesson.
FrUn the Lewiston (sie) Journal.

A Sullivan man whose young son had had
symptoms Of Klondike fever offered him
the necessary thousand with which to star
II he could transport 1000 pounds of paving
blocks overland to Hardwood Hill on the
airline road, between February IS and
March 80. without the aid Of horses. giving
MIN the privilege OF all the hand sleds he
desired and three square meals, state-of
Maine and woman-cooked, every day. The
young man looked at the blocks, then to
the east. shook his head and decided to 20
to school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
Government Ownership of Railways
From the New York World

By an overwhelming majority the people
Of the Helvetian republic have sustained
the measure passed in council last October
for the purchase Of the railway system by
the state
1t is frequently remarked that ownership
Of railways by the government is a mon
archical idea and does not comport with
government by the people. This successful
working of the plan in the French republic
and its adoption by the Swiss republic
however. are significant facts.
At any rate, there was no such danger
involved in our own government becoming
the temporary owner of the Kansas Pacific
lines as to warrant Attorney General
Griggs and his colleagues in sacrificing six
and half millions of the peoples hard
earned money to the Union Pacific syudi-
cate of bankers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
Rich Decorations
AT Moderate Prices.

Bamboo so and Bead Portieres' good pat $500
WIRE French ssnrss for wall $oo
r,eDc, r.nes,rv Mats fr,nred. Each. 25c.
Psne Il 1 indses epsSss and $oo
Tns English Tsu WS D% er for bed
Fine Irish Point Curtains. 3h yards long, 81
bss S.ds Wrought designs
srss p0Ts heavily 2s
Another lot of those popular India Seats, CT M
all kinds Of wood. Special at. ........... Pi.oO
5O-inch Fish Net heavy quality fine de- ar
signs Per yard.
Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23

'Tain't the loudest tallxin'
As makes the warmest fight:
faint the fierest gesture
As aims a blow jes' right.
A Teller Is most likely
Some damage fur to do
When he amt a-sayin' nothin'.
Cause he's mad
clear
through
'Tain't the one that's cheerin'
The others fur to go
That's likeliest to hurry
To exterminate a foe
It's the person who in silence
Picks the course that he'll pursue
Who amt sayin' nothin',
Cause he's mad
clear
through!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23

Senior de Lome's retirement from WASH
ington was, Of course, inevitable, after he
had admitted the authorship Of the letter
abusing the American President. Whether
the story will end here, however, IL an
other question. 1t Is significant that Spain
is pressing the Clydebank shipbuflders to
complete her iroEclads. Should war break
out between Spain and the United States.
victory would Of course ultimately go to
the richer and larger country. But Spain
could do lot of damage before giving in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
A Prudent Reluctance,

I'VE must admit" said the business-like
attache of the Chinese government, that
we have not been prompt or good-natured
about the payment Of this indemnity to
Japan"
Prompt or amiable!' echoed the emper-
or. What do you wish to do-encourage
some other government to undertake the
same kind Of an Investment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
Boys Waists
and Suits
Ar SDecial Prices.

AT Special Prices.
JTnIauudered Shirt Waists of fine Percale made
roll collar or 5imply a neckband. Sizes roc
I to IA years Extra good quality for. w.
Percale and Lawn Blouses, rufied or plain,
stylish patterns. Sizes to years. cOc
Each. ~
Fauntleroy Blouses. white India Linon, embroid-
ered s or triRes Fl Ra eS $780, o5c and
Sailor Suits, to years. Each. ....-..
Brownie" Suits, to years. Each. W. ,
Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
Interference Justified.


The only hope is in the United States
sternly declaring that the Spanish troops
must leave the island, and that then the
Cubans must be allowed to settle their own
fate, and to decide whether they will have
autonomy or independence. That the
United States would be morally justified in
saying that the war must now end, and
Cuba be given peace, we do not doubt for
a moment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
A Remedy for Wrinkled C1othi ng.

No novelty introduced for has quickly caught
popular BELMAR SKIRT and SUIT HOLDER
ing 5 floor First buyers returning
The Bemar Holder equally
preserves the hang of women skirts and eight
closet rod thus increasing closet space On you
hang Mans Full Suit and from the
of them and bggng
eight full will closet practical
the 5th floor. Only 25c each Set OF for $I5o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23

You should learn to meet misfortune
with smiling face" said the off-hand
philosopher.
Of course" answered Willie Wishing
ton: that's easily said, and as q rule.
practicable. But when your misfortune
happens to be q prescription for quinine,
it isn't 50 easy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
Left Beh1nd.

Il have good mind to renew my efforts
to annoy people who publish cartoons ex-
claimed the ambitious legislator.
Whats the trouble nowg' inquired his
colleague.
They're showing Partially. It has been
at least two weeks since any Of them have
promulgated my portrait"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23

One Of the descriptions Of the Vizcaya's
commanding officer refers to him as a man
with "a fighting chin The fighting chin
has been conspicuous characteristic OF
several Spanish officials in Cuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
SHOOTING STARS.
A Close Observer.

"That Investigation at Paris was simply
dreadful" remarked Miss Dolly Cumrox.
Yes replied her mother; but I am
glad to observe one thing. They at least
had the politeness to refrain from making
some of their remarks In plain English
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23

In recent tilt, Senator Hoar showed de.
cided ingenuity as a cross-examiner. He
ought to be very much in demand In CON-
nection with investigations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23

Under all tine circumstances it would be
unreasonable for Captain Eulate of the Viz
caya to expect to be the center OF as much
enthusiasm as the Duke Of Veragua was.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23

MI Debs insists on being obliyious to the
fact that there are other disturbances on
foot which are further under way and OF
more Importance than that which he Is
creating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
The Lucky Canine.

He said she was tickle. Twas very unjust
Retract the assertion he certainly must,
When he thinks how, for years with affec
uonate eyes,
She has gazed on that dog whom the neigh
bors despise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
Buy NOW for.
next winter.

The idea is good when
you take i'm consideration
the low prices that we are
now selling all winter gar
ments for.
All mems - boys - and
children's suits-=overcoats
~ ulsters a. REFERS -. and
separate pants have been
uniformly reduced 33h&
from regular prices.
Whole stock, remember
==even the staple blues and
blacks.-nOt a single stitch
of the winter stock is re-
served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
An Incidental Result.
From the Philadelphia Ledger.

The lola trial will not be without benefit
to France IL 1t overturrS the system of star
chamber investigations and abolishes the
legal devices for concealing the truth which
tave survived from bygone centuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23

1t Is not to be assumed that the yizcaya.s
objection to being protected was due to any
OF those old time stories about the New
York police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
Lansburgh & Bro.

Opening of New Black
Dress Fabrics of Our Own
Importation.
These goods are very FINE
QUALITY, in'UNIQUE, ELITE,
REFINED and stylish designs.
Made Of the very best WOOL MO-
HAIR and SILK, and the dye is the
very best known and FINISH
SUPERB. q
Black Fine Atwood and MO-
H AIR GRANITE
CLOTHS, in FIVE NEW
designs.
45-INS.-Sl.W per yd.
Black Fine Atwood and SILK
FRIEZE, very ELITE and
neat design.
43 INS.-S1.OO.
Black Fine Atwood and Silk, very
stylish and uni e effect.
43 insists.
Black MOHAIR CREPONS,
very NEW designs, med
ium weight, makes hand
some skirt or gown.
43 INS.-S1.5O.
Black FINE MOHARANE
JACQUARDS, in ten
handsome designs.
As INS-$1.5O.
Black MOHARANE BRO
CADE, in very neat de-
signs, fine quality. the
LATEST NOV lily
BAYADERE EFFECT,
FIVE designs, entirely NEW.
45-INS.-S2.W per yd.
Black FINE MOHAIR GRE
pom, in seven designs.
There is nothing newer and
will make a very handsome
skirt or suit.
43 INS.-S2.W a I'd.
Please see our Black and
Mourning Goods Window.
LanSburghdBro,
42O to 40 9TH St. NJ
Great Reduction
I'm Hair.
Switches. 2-so. formerly sSee
Gray ewitches, a. 80, formerly - 50.
Efrst-class attendants In uaisdressing.
imperial Hair Ressnssstsr for rsssoriss 0ay hale
Never fails
s. HELLER'S,
72O 9TH Street N. w.
Apissod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23

II the worst comes. Senior de LONE will
probably see to 1t that New York Is not
bombarded until after the sale of his house.
hold effects has occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23

M. lola VIII remember that he very fire.
quently refrained from making his realistic
stories come out right In the last chapter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
The Result Of Lendon Air..

From the Richmond Times.
Greater New York has a fog every day
now, but this Is just the result Of London
airs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
Tomorrow, palm. Plain Black FOuIard
For Waists Innings, &c., SOC. the Yard.
FRS floor
Japanese Rugs.
me Best Quality.

We have made large purchase of
these. popular Rugs, and can offer
them at about 20 per cent less than
prevailing prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
stamina Tells.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Uncle Sam may not spar as scientifically
as some others. but he always comes out
strong In the mix-up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23

All-hair Mattresses, to fit any bed. Sr M
.
Special values In Curled Hair Mattresses. for
double beds covered with best tIckinEs.
made IN sections and finished with rolled
E saitsh edge $1,000, $I2.5o and $3.50
Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
Special Values i'm
White Enameled Beds.

Heavy Iron Beds, best baked enamel, anil brass
knobs-a very satisfactory Bed. 3x6h. O. IN
315x6k 4x6t5, 4Ex6h. Each ........... YO.Oo
Woven Wire Springs, in stock or made to
G Eses to Mt any bed SIPS, $2.25 to $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23

New
Baskets.
Our Basket Department is COM
plete with great variety of Fancy
Baskets and with strong, practical
kinds of Clothes, Market and Laun-
dry Baskets and Hampers. Nowhere
can you find same qualities for so lit
tie money. Our line of Scrap Bas-
kets is unusually complete.
Square Covered wooden-Dottom Hampers $I.25
Small Covered Market Baskets - I5c.
Oval Clothes Baskets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. roc.
Round Covered Hampers. nc.
German Scrap Baskets. 2SC.
Office Scrap Baskets ................... 25c.
New Dog Baskets. ...................... ST. 50
New Fancy Infants Baskets. SIoo
Church Collection Baskets sc.
Infants Baskets on Stands. .............. ST. so
Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23

Opening of New Black
Dress Fabrics of Our Own
importation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
The Latest r1ethOd

a
easily
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-23
Srban's Seiu6 in WaibingtOn.

@ine perf0nEide 2lppIitation an ben
prGiioerten um 8erubi9ieoung
Der tranfen Soloutsn bes 3. Gez
6rasta Regiments. - Die QGus=
muIterung bes gun5en Gommanbos
ni6t perlangt.
90 a { bin9t D n, 3. g., p. Sept.
- O6erit Wm. 8: 8rDun, pom 3. gtez
brasfa @OlOntGr &e9iment, eri6isn
6eute in 8sgleitunQ bes @Ouperneurs
Solcom6 uno bes Gon9reB Wlitgliez
oe8 Start bon Rs6rusta i'm 3risgs@
Ospartement uno bate unterrebungsn
nit Dem 9eneral Qloiutanten Gor6in,
bem 6iilfs &rtegsietretGr MeifIeio9n
uno benz @enerdl N&iIes. Deber 6r.
8rDan, nod feline 8egIeiter unter6reiz
teten Elm 8eiu4 um Qu5muiterung oes
3. Ne6rasta EeQiments, uno bic On
eelegenbeit tpurbe nur einmal poriibsrz
oebenb eripG6nt. 8enerdl Gor6in err
funbi9te ii4 nGmIi9 ii6er ben 3uItanb
bes 21qers au ,S9SadIonOille, 0la., unb
frugte ben Sberiten 9rban, o6 feline
Qeute perd6fdieoet gu tperbsn piinI3z
ten. 8rpan erpioerte, er babe feline
Q6iiimmun9 porne6men taiIsn, CLAUDE
iebo4, baB cine WdioritGt Ieiner Solz
odten germ nd4 SnuIe gsben piirbe.
8om 8rie9S 9epartement begaben
fi9 8rbun unb feline 8sgleiter in bas
WeiBe 6uus uno nuroen pom qrdItz
oenten ie6r 3uportommenb empfangen.
sic 6lieben etipa cine Stunoe in Gon>
feren3 nit i6m. &ein 9eIu9 umQlus@
muiterung bes Reqimentes als 9dn3es
puroe bon i6nen unterbrettet, inbsfen
erIu9ten iie um Die @ntlaFunq islher
2eute, tpel4e bur9&rdnt6eit oienitun~
fG6ig Iinb, ober pel9e Ipe3ie[le 9rin>
BE- haben, Die ibre NnpeIen6eit gu
6aufe erforoern. @tpa 20 9rp3ent
bes Regimentes Iinb, ME bic 6erren
dngaben, trant unb IolIten IoFort Ra6
i6rer Seimatb gef6idt perbeu, ND lie
6eiftre PfIeqe er6aIten unD raider gez
ntfen piiroen. Der prGfbsnt 60rte
Oem 8ortrug ieiner 8siudsr uufmert~
Jam gu, CAB jeOp6 tsin politics Der
Ipre6en irgenb pel6er Qrt. 9r.8rpan
mar in hie bole Uniform zines Sberz
ten gffleibet. 8om 8eiBen 9aufe Be-
CAB er ii6 nod sinmal ms &riegss
Osp1rtement. Morgen glbenO tritt er
bic RifrsiIs na4 bem Eager leines
Gegiments an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-23

trGafi6 qeiporben. Sd CLAUDE, meine
pfIiften ais Sploat uno d.s Spanier
erFiiqt gu BADEN"
Die miniiteriellsn 8Idtter proteitiren
ieBt qegen bic Qnnu6ms, bab bic Der.
Staaten Die 9bilippinen bebalten tperz
ben. sic ertIGren, Spanien's Rs4t
uuf bic SnIeIn lei unbeitrsitbar, un0
bic Regierung lei enti6lOfsn, t6rRe4t
energii6 gu DertbeiOiBen.
@erfGrtunqen fir M dior
0f ur6unb.
9uri8, p. September. - Dem
rSournaI" 3ufol9e bat Die Regierrng
bic ioforti9s QbIenbung eirerGOmpug>
ME Tengalsiii6er S4arfI6iben unO
elmer &bt6siIunq 4rtiQerie CUR 9ers
itdrtunQ be5 Wtliors Mar6unb, bes
fran3OIiI9en 6ori6ung5 3eiienben,
peIder 6aI6ooa, ain Nil, etpu 400
W2eilen itromaufpGrt5 ppn &6drtum,
befeBt baben Ioq, 6eI6loTen.
(Spdtep.) - Die Regierung iteqt
Die 2lngabe, baB lie Dem Muior 0Elrz
6ano 8erItGrfungen gu I9iden 6sdb=
li6tige, Offi5ieu in Q6reOe.
Gin 4ilenii9e5 llItimas
tum.
9uenoS 9(Dre8, %. Sepfems
Der. - 81 Siempp" ertiGrt, G6ili bds
be Elm llItimatum an 2lrgentinisn ges
rit6tst, tpeI6eS Dem QeBteren finf Suz
ge 6riit CUR 2lnnabme beS 8ori6Idges
9ibt, Den 3piI6en beiOen 2dnoern
Ihrpe6enOen 8ren3itreit einemS6ieoss
geribte CUR enOgiiltigen GntIdeioung
gu unter6reiten.
Qonbon, %. September. 49, Sine
bier eingetroffene 0epeIfe pom 9enea
raj Rpcd, oem neuerpGbIten 8rdIibens
ten 2lrQentinien'5, srtldrt, e5 peroe 5n
teinem &rieqe nit G6iIi tpmmen.
Gin iaPaneftI6er Bump.
gotD 6ama, %. September. -
Wie DerIautet, fat bic Regierung Sy1s
pans beI4lofen, eire Qnleibe BON
$50,000O0O i'm Qu5Ianbe gu erbe=
ben.
SIM Srodepbod d.
Sputbumptpp, %. Sept. -
Der aus gep 0prt bier eiugetrofz
fene g&proo. QloDo 9umpfer y&uiier
DfIbelm Der @rpBe" lit bier in's Trotz
tenOof gegaugen 8ebufs Rsparahr
Der Observation-Disclosures, pelde am l.
September einen 6liigel berIoren bat.
Der 2lopo 9ampfer Scale" lit BON
Bremen bier eingetroffeH uro bat Die
9aTugiere bes g&aiier Dil6eIm Der
9roBe," oeren ReTie3ieI Bremen lit, an
8oro gerommen, um tie nu9 oisiem
9afen gu bringen.
0ie beiben Gdmbor8.
8uri8, %. Sept. - .@6o be 9dz
ris" piQ in Grfa6rung ge6ra4t BADEN,
Der oer3eitige fran30iiide 8Otidafter
in DaibingtOn, Sr. Sules Gumbon,
neroe BON 0ieIem poiten dbberufen II.
ra6 Wiep perIeBt perOen. u. 6. be
2alonOe, Der Fran30liI6e &onIul in
Can 6ran3isco, lit pon bort nd4 Nez
opel berieBt; an feline Steue tritt u.
.. be 3robridno, bi86er fran3OTi9Sr
&onful in Garbiff 8dleS.
Die 8erieBung oss fran80IiI9en
8otI9dfterS in Gonitontinopel, 6rn.
g. @ambon, na9 Qoroon ais 0a9fo(z
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