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Times-promoter., 1898-12-03
THE STORM STRUCK HER.
The Steamer John j. Hill Driven Ashore
Near National Soldiers Home
at Quincy, Mass.

Quincy, Mass, Nor. 2S.-The three
masted steamer which went ashore
near the national sailors home
here, Sunday. is the steam
er John j. Hill, bound for Hills
boro, n. H., from New York
She was anchored in the Nantucket
roads when the storm struck her. She
dragged her anchors and was gradual
ly driven before the terrific gale until
she struck the shore. The steamer is
now on shore and is apparently not
damaged. The crew are safe.
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03
CAPTURED BY GAME WARDEN.
Twelve Boxes of Nets, Four Thousand
Pounds of Lake Trout and Two
Prisoners Taken In.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Nov. 2S.-
Deputy Fish and Game Warden
Brewster, who believed Beaver island
rrs were violating the closed season
law, and has been cruising on Lake
Michigan in tug, has captured the
Beaver island tug Cisco off High is
land, securing 12 boxes of nets and
1000 pounds of lake trout. Capt.
James Gallagher and Engineer Frank
Left We're taken prisoners and the
outfit was brought here.
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03

St. Louis Cattle-Fancy exports, 5000
$40; butchers, A.25u+75; stoCkers. 81 75I
Packing, IS. 20n35O; butchers, S3 2O434 45;
light, s.: l5Q3.40. sheep-$2.7O942 25; lambs,
A00G5.25.
Chicago Hogs-Light, S31Od335; mixed,
s3sloa&40; heavy; o5n 50 loa$ q Is; rough &1O@
S.10d57O; cows and heifers. s.. 0Od4 65:
Texas steers, $S10a4.25; westerns, $500
40: stockers and feeders, s300G4.5O. Sheep
Natives, S26OM4 S. westerns, 81 9O14. IS ;
lambs, si.00G5.70.
Kansas Native steers, $41O
$3.50; Texas steers, $SG5I4S S5; Texas cows,
S.75N300; native cows and heifers, 81 50Mr
400; stOCkers and feeders, So. 0On4 s. Hogs
-Heavies, &.2OGS$Gl2: packers SO 1908 27Ia ;
mixed $S.0005.25; lights, $%OO63.2O Sheep
Lambs, $3.50a5&0: muttons, $25O64.30
Cincinnati-Hogs-Act at $3.OOd345,
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Fire at Jasper City, No. destroyed
eight business houses.
Vt Burlington, Ia. people are cross
ing the river on the ice.
The Oliver oat meal mills at Joliet,
ILL.,, We're burned to the ground.
Barlow Allen, of Memphis, Mo-, was
found dead in bed; cause unknown.
The Live Stock cxchage building in
South ST. Joseph, Mo-, was consumed
by fire.
a freight train crashed through a
bridge near Riverside, Va. Two men
were killed.
An Antwerp newspaper states that
Count Esterhazy has sailed for the
United States.
a storm of exceptional violence is
sweeping over southern France and
northern Italy.
The output of lead and zinc this year
in the joplin (Mo.) district is described
as the greatest on record.
At Leroy, ILL.,, brakeman was
knocked from his car by an elevator
poop, dH'l his HECK broken.
Norman A. Spiers, of st. Louis.
dropped dead of heart disease in New
York city, Saturday night.
The steamer Walkers boiler explod-
ed near Stockton. Cal, and killed six
people. Many others We're injured
The sultan of Turkey has granted
the American minister's request to is
sue travelling permits to missionaries
1t is said in Catholic circles at Wash
ington that Cardinal Gibbons will live
part of the year in the national cap
itaI.
DR.. Lyman Abbott has announced
that he will resign the pastorate of
the Plymouth Congregational church,
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Emma Guhl, of BelIeville. H.,
poured cold water in her husbands
slippers. Guhl struck her. and now
she threatens to sue for divorce.
Premier Dupuy has refused to post
pone the court-martial of Col. Pie
quart until after the court of cessation
lad passed on the Dreyfus case.
In his forthcoming message, the
president will present a statement re-
9arding the moral obligations of the
United States in the Philippines.
y movement on the part of ROYAL
Arcanum councils of the nation to
give Admiral Schley a sword has re-
Gently been started in New York.
The vetran actor, Charles W. Coul-
dock, died in New York city, Sunday,
of dropsy. He was born in London in
1915, and began his stage career at 81.
New England was bIockaded by a
blizzard Sunday. Rail and wire serv-
ice was demoralized by drifting snow,
and there were many maratime casual
ties.
Joseph Lang, aged II, lost his life,
Sunday, at ST. Louis, while endeavor-
ing to rescue his chum, August Az
| theln, from drowning. AXtheln was
saved.
Dr. Marie Eugene Berjot, son of an
influential member OF the first nation
al assembly of the French republic
and godson OF Gen. Lafayette, died in
| New Orleans.
The Milton B. Hopkins university
building at Kol1omo. Ind, was burned
Sunday. Loss, $4,000; insurance, Sill
OOo 1t was three-story brick build
ing, erected 45 years ago.
At the opening Of a new college at
|
Sunday, the great hall collapsed, car
rying down the assembly in the ruins.
Three bishops were injured, one of
whom has since died.
Matt Drinkwater was fatally"burned
at the plate glass factory in Kokomo,
Ind. He was inside IL boiler cleaning
it, when somebody turned steam in.
He was literally cooked. flesh dropping
Of when the body wss removed.
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03
The Illinois Vote on the Banking Law
Amendment.

Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. 2S.-The Off
cial canvass of the vote on the amend
ment of the banking law is completed
in the secretary of states office. II
shows 124,65G voting for repeal, and
55,773 voting against. The vote in
Cook county was 1859 for and l5,747
against.
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03

San Francisco, Nov. 2s.-A series Of
new telegraph and telephone cables
are to be laid at once in the bay by
the government. One of the lines is
to stretch between Fort Mason on the
north side of the bay to Angel island,
then one will be laid to Alcatraz. The
Presidio and Fort Baker are also TO be
connected.
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03

Omaha, Neb., Nov. "S.--Snow has
been falling the past 24hours through
out Nebraska. This, combined with
the fall of last week, leaves heavy
blanket over the state. The indica-
lions for winter wheat are very much
improved as a result of this condition
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03

Paris, Nov. 2S.-The Americans de-
mands included the acquisition of the
whole of the Philippine and Sulu
groups for $2O,OGO,OOO, and it is also
understood the United States willpur-
chase the Caroline group. The ques-
ton of the debt Of Cuba is left unset
tied.
The next meeting will take place on
Wednesday.
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03
Settled Satisfactorily.

Millville, N. j., Nov. est is learned
from a reliable source that the griev-
ances of the striking glass workers of
II. C. Wheaton & Co.'S plant have been
settled satisfactorily, and that all the
men will be back at work in few
days.
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03
rr,rtbouaixe shocks in Greece.

Patras, Greece, Nov. 2S.--At s:4o
o'clock Sunday evening severe earth
quake shock occurred here, causing
the inhabitants to become pane
stricken. At 1920 p. m. a secoho
shock was experienced. No fatalities
have been reported.
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03

Paris, Nov. 2S.-There is no deny
ing that the whole European CONT
nent will bitterly resent American ac-
QUESTION Of the Philippines. This
sentiment is not confined to diplo-
mats; but especially here in Paris it
is the opinion constantly heard in the
highest French society 1t is known
that high official of the French for
eign Office said yesterday:
Americans n Disturbing Factor.
"The appearance of the Americans
In eastern waters is a disturbing fac
tor to the whole of Europe. Ameri-
cans, as is well known, lack diplo-
matte manners, and will surely bring
constant trouble to all of u.s.
As to the general sentiment, Mr..
Vim. II. Stead, who has just returned
here from a tour of France, Belgium,
Germany, Russia, Austria, Turkey and
Italy, and who has seen the highest
politicians in each country, and in
some cases their rulers, said to a
press correspondent:
European Ignorance.
'The immense majority Of Eu-
ropeans are, of cour.e. absolutely ig-
norant of what has happened. In
tent upon their daily toll, they neither
know nor care what occurs in the
other hemisphere. But Europeans
who read the newspapers are able to
form what may be called Public
opinion in the Old world. They are
practically unanimous on the matter.
Outside of England have not met a
single non-American who was not op-
posed to the expansion of America.
Our Good Intentions Received with In
credulity.
''Nor through my whole tour of Eu-
rope have | met European who did
not receive the protestations Of the
genuine sincerity with which the
Americans entered upon the war with
more or less mock incredulity.'
Mr.. Stead reports that the bitterest
hostility of all was found at the vati-
can,
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03
TIE EASTERN Blizzard.
Eastern Long Island Cut Off From
Communication with New York
City by Heavy SHOWS.
TRAINS STUCK IN THE SNOWDRIFTS.
Steamers-Many Craft Wrecked on the
Coast, Thirty Five In and Near Boston
Harbor Alone-Twenty or Thirty Lives
Believed to be Lost.

New York, Nov. 2S.--Points in east
ern Long Island which have been cut
off from railroad communication with
this city since Saturdays storm, are
still without train service, and the
present prospect is that the tracks will
not be cleared until Tuesday. The
towns in Suffolk county, east of Baby
lon have had no train service since
Friday evening. The Montauli line of
the Long Island railroad is open to
Babylon. From Babylon to Green
port, distance of about 50 miles, no
train is running, and none is prom
| ised by the railroad before night, at
the earliest.
Trains Stuck in Drifts.
There are two trains stuck in snow
drifts. Both We're east-bound, and
were caught on Saturday night. One
is on the Montauk division, between
Bay Shore and lslep. The other is
on the main line, and was last heard
of at Farmingdale.
There were but few passengers in
the trains, and the railroad officials
had them cared for in hotels.
The railroad cuts about the Shinne-
cock hills are reported to have ten feet
of snow in them.
The Storm Felt Far Out at Sea.
The storm was felt far out at sea.
Many of the regular liners and steam
ers which were due early Sunday
morning failed TO arrive on time, be-
ing obliged to keep at sea until the
storm abated. The French liner La
Touraine, first encountered the storm
November &j, but came along steadily
until the night of the Goth. when the
snow and wind became so binding
| that at a distance of 70 miles from
| port the vessel was slowed down and
barely held her way. This was con-
tinued until, at 5:15 p. M, the vessel
was anchored outside the bar.
Other Vessels Caught 1t.
The Furnesia had the gale, as did
also the Thingvalla; the latter re-
ported the strength of the gale as u,
the highest the Beaufort scale gives.
Both, however, came along without
any difficulty, as they were running
near the end of the storm.
Trains from the west on all the lines
entering Jersey City are from one to
three hours late This is true of the
Pennsylvania road, the Lehigh Valley,
the Baltimore & Ohio and the Erie.
Train Twenty-Five Hours Late.
| The train from Boston by the New
York, New Haven q Hartford rail
road, due here at a. m., Sunday,
reached the Grand Central depot 25
hours late. The passengers suffered
greatly from cold and hunger.
A small one top-mast schooner is
sunk just east Of Barker's Bluff,
ong Island. She is close in shore
md well out of water at low tide, but
ills at high tide.
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03

Paris. Nov. 2s.-The Joint peace
commissions met promptly at 2 p. M.
and the Spanish commissioners imme
diateiy announced the acceptance OF
the American demands.
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03
Fonnd Dead in Bed.

Cape May, n. j., Nov. 2s.-Jacob
Beck, secretary of the National
League of Musicians, was found dead
| in bed from heart disease.
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03
Terrible Dynamite Explosion at haVaha'

Havana, Nov. 2S.--A box OF dyila-
mite exploded near the Reina battery,
killing or injuring 40 persons
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03
Nine Vessels Lost at Gloucester, Mass.

Gloucester. Mass, Nov. 2S.-Nine
vessels were lost in the blizzard at
this port, but nothing could be learned
as to the loss of life. 1t is believed
that the crews of nearly all the craft
escaped. Nearly all of the vessels
lost their fishermen.
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03
The Work Of the Life Savers.

The number Of disasters to dOcu-
mented vessels within the field Of op-
eratlons of the service during the year
was 4O2. There were on board these
vessels BIB persons, Of whom II were
lost. The estimated value of the YES
sells and cargoes involved was $1.16o.-
800. OF this amount $6,41O.530 was
saved, and $757.S6O lost; G63 ship
wrecked persons received succor at
the stations. The number Of vesstss
totally lost was 50.
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03
Cotton,


Quotations for middling range as fol-
lows: st. Louis, 5isc, New York, 5lsc;
Memphis, 5 Lie.
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03

New York, Nov. 2S.-Money on call
steady at 2l2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, %A51F4 per cent; sterling exchange
weak, with actual business in bankers
bills at 4S4l2a4>434 for demand and at 4SlIb
M4Hl%l for 60 days; posted rates, 4S2I2dllS3,
and lS5l2m4S6; commercial bills, 4SO19@4Sl:
silver certificates, 60i2u6ll2; bar silver.
59%s;, Mexican dollars, 46ia Government
bonds strong,
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03
SPAIN FINALLY YIELDS.
She Does So, However, with Poor
Grace, Claiming the American
Contentious are Inadmissible.
ASSUMES AN AIR OF INJURED VIRTUE,

Inspired by Reasons OF Patriotism and Hu.
manity, and to Avoid the uorrors n,
War; She Resigns Herself to tho Power
OF the Victor and Accepts the Offered
Conditions In Order to Conclude Peace
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03
Vessels Reported Ash or,-I.vssafc.

Washington, Nov. 2S.-Chief kim
ball of the lfe-saving service has re-
ceived Il telegram stating that the
schooner Ivey Bell, from Boston to
Bristol. is stranded near Jerry's
Point, \. H. The crew of four was
saved by the life-saving crew, The
vessel is said to be total loss.
Another telegram states that the
British brig Champion and the
schooner c. j. Willard are ashore in
Quaddy bay, Me. The Champion will
be total loss. The crews are safe.
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03
thirty Five Wrecks in and Around Boston
Harbor.

Boston, Nov. 2S.-Tugs returning to
this city vt noon after tour of the
harbor report about IS vessels of all
sizes ashore or sunk in and near Bos-
ton harbor.
Seven large schooners and two Bal
timore coal barges are completely
wrecked and it is estimated that be-
tween 25 and 80 lives have been lost
Only one body has yet been recovered.
Times-promoter., 1898-12-03
THEY SAVED MILLIONS.
The Valuable Work of the Life.
Saving Service During the
Past Twelve Months.
REPORT OF Superintendent KIMBALL,
Out of 4,O37 Persons Involved in Wrecks
and Accidents at Which tho Life-Savers
Assisted, Only 22 were Lost, and Cargoes
Valued at 81 163, $3.50 were saved-They
Saved All Vessels.

Washington. Nov. 2s.-The following
is an abstract of the report of the gem
eral superintendent of the life-saving
service:
At the close OF the last fiscal year
the establishment embraced 264 sta
tions, 1872 being on the Atlantic, SO on
the lakes, Is on the Pacific, and one
at the falls of the Ohio, at Louisville,
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Sur cage auF ben g 9iltp :
pinen.

ptnen.
UfantIu, 2. DECEMBER. = Die
Rutritt, DuB bic IpaniI4en Commit
fare gu 9uris in Die Q6tretung Der
9bilippinen an bic Der. Staaten elm
gepiut9t baben, peruria6t bier nur
penig 2lufregung, ba ni6ts QHoere5
ertpartet rporDen mar. Die Qmeritaz
ner ma6ten feline 0empnItration, in
6unOelstrsi1en fiiblte man Ii9 erleidz
tert, Die Spunier blieben gleihgiiltig,
uno bic metiten ameritaniI4en 8oionz
tGre paren Degoutirt ii6er Die &uSIiht,
nod Idngsre 3eit bier bIeiben gu mill
len.
2lguinulop piro obne 3peifel cine
DerIDbnti6e 6altung ge9en Die Qlmeriz
taner uunebmen, bsnn ietne Steaung
pirO tGqli6 pretGrer. Seine Ripalen
DaAIen ibm inmer me6r iiber ben
8opf, uno IeitDem bic 8elOer ale gez
pprOen iino, berr19t ii6eraG lln3ufriez
Oen6eit unter ben Sniurgenten. Die
Ma6tIteGung 2lguinalOO's 1T iiberz
baupt ME OieI mebr, ais cine nomjneae
gepe7en.
SroB aQeoem fd6rt bic einbeimi16e
9refe fort, 8ranoartitel gu Oer0ffentz
li6en. nRepublica 6ilipina" 3. 3.
6rinat 6eute unter benz 3itel yber Qlu>
genblif lit getommen" einen 4rtiteI,
pel6er bic GrflGrung pieOerbolt, OaB
fA bic 6ilipinos niemals gIei4 Rino>
pieb Dertuufen tuFen, IOnoeru i'm Rot6z
fuue Big gum IeBten 8lutstropfen fir
ibre llnab6Gngigteit tdmpfen purosn.
Sic isien ben Qmeritanern fir Oeren
9ienIte oanfbar uno piirosn ni6t ben
erIten SduB feuern, miiBten ieoo4 auf
i6ren beiligen Rehten beIte6en. Wenn
Spanien Ii6 erboten bGtte, bic Pbiltp>
pinen an Die 6iIipinos gu Dertuufen, 10
piroen bieIel6en nit 6reuOen ben bop
psIten 8etrag 6e3ablt baben, fir mel
den Die Snieln jeBt an bic Der. Staa@
ten Dertauft puroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-03
GrpanIinnsz zQrnbIeme,
8ritiI8e 2lnIprii6e gegen Sapaii. -
Der Status Der 8urger in unIe@
rem acknowledgement.

Q8a56tngton, .. g., 2. Deg.
- Die 6ritii9e Regierung bate Dor
Der Q(nneripn 5upaii's an bic Ser.
Staten S6dbenerIaB Qnipriihe
BON mebreren SunberttauIenb Dollars
qeqen ou5 tleine &anaten SnielretA
an6Gngig gema8t, neil mebrere britt
Ibe l1ntertbanen 9elegentli4 Der I'm
ruben, pel6e Dem Stur3e Der 8onigln
2iliuotdlani Dorau5gngen, bort elm
getertert, Ober auf Ion1tige Weiie nib
6anosIt porpen iein Iouen. Die baz
poii'I6e Regierung bat natiirlih oieie
2tnIprii6e ni6t be3a6lt, uno Die 5rage
piro ieBt aufgeporfen, o6 bic Der.
Staaten ni6t fir 0ieielben 6aft6ar
Itno.
2Lu6 bic 6raqe iiber Den Status Ell
mes Shells unierer neusrnor6enen
8Urqer ooer llntert6unen fdngt an,
Der Rsgierung &opf3erbreden gu ber=
urIo9en. So 3. 9. bat Elm Gbineie,
pel6er Ii9 auf ben PbiIippinen Oa3
8UrQerreat erparb, 2lnertennung ais
amerttani6sr 8iirger geForoert. Sin
anoerer G6tneTe auf Sapoii Derlanqt
einen 9aB, uno neiit mad, DaB er amez
rttaniI6er 8iirger lit. 9as Qnne=
rions 9eieB Derbietet Die Ginnanbez
rung BON G6ineIen aus Supati, aaein
e5 fragt Iih, ob irgenb Elm @eieB per-
faiIun9smGBig iit, pel6es 3pii6en
omeritaniT1en 8iirgern oiscriminjrt.
@iele d6nlihe 6ragen peroen Ii6 o6ne
3peifel nod in Der 8utunft er6eben u.
gu l0ien iein.
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9ir Garulincuzs zsSrnge.

DtutT6Larb fam bic SSnIeIn BADEN,
nenn e5 mebr be3u6lt, ais Die Ser,
Staaten. - Seine Stodung in
ben 6risoens llnter6arbturgen.
8af6ington, .. g., 2, DEG.
= 9as &d6tnet 6eIddftigte Ii4 in
Teiner Geutigen SiBung tpieoer ldngere
3eit nit Der 8ptidaft 0e8 9rGIiOeu>
ten an ben gonqreB uno nit peiteren
2lnotDnungen fir Die 3utiinftige Ser
nultund Guba's. Don oen Barrier
SSrieDens GommifGren linb beute
feine petteren 9ld6ri6ten eingetroffen.
Bas Die iFrage iiber Den 2lntauf elmer
Der GarolinenzSSnIsln an6elangt, 70 lit
Die1el6e Don teiner 9roBen 8e0eutung
uno piro fallen qelafen perDen, penn
Ii4 Spunien ni4t geneigt 3etgt, auT
bic Nnerbietunqan Der Ser. 'Staaten
ein3ugeben. Sym lebrfgen pirD poits
tip angegeben, OaB feline Stodung in
ben 8ariIer 6rieDens unter6anolunz
gen einqetreten lit, uno OaB Der 5riez
Denspertrdg 3u Stunoe tommen ntr0,
penn audi ii6er ettine O0er ale Der
nod in llnterb1nb.ung begriffenen
ne6enIG6Gden 2lngslegenb2iten tein
@inoerItdnDniB 6epertiteQigt perOen
IoIte. OieIe 8untte 6aben g&t6ts NIT
Dem 7FrieDen5pertrage gu t6un uno
1tno e6en nur nod 8egenitdnDe biploz
mdtiThar llnterbdnDIun9en. Spanten
Bat 0os unbeitrittene Reht, Die GurO=
linenzSynialn an OeutT6lano gu Dsr>
taufen, nenn linn Das 2eBtere einen
6eiIeren 9reis unbiebet, ais bic Der
Staaten, uno es eriItirt gutter 8runO
fir Die Nnna6me, DAB ote8ert6te iiber
oies6e3iiglihe llnter6dnOlungen 8piz
Icben 9euti6luno unb Spunien be-
QriinDet Iino. Die 2tn9abe, oaB Iih
Spanien gepeigert babe, Geutd, gegenz
ii6er BON Gibraltar. ais &t9lenz un0
Solicitation an bic Ser. Staatan gu
pertaufen, 1T niht na6r, penn pie
Ser. Staten BADEN bieIe sSnIel ME
perldngt unD begen tetnen MunI6.
irqenD pelfas 8ebiet am W&ittetu1eer
3u ertperben.
Wlit ben @arolinen per6Glt es Ii9
anoers. 8iele uncertainties Staatsz
mGnner niinf9en ben 8eIiB ni6t nur
oieIer 8ruppa, fonbern au6 0en Der
9eletp99Snieln, tpsItli9 BON Den Garoz
linen, unD Der Qdbronen on1el Was
loa, 300 Uteilen n0rolih BON 9onape,
1uF ben @aroLinen. Nftt 0ieIen in i6~
rem 8eIiB purben Die Der. Stauten
cine DoQitdnbiqe oynieltette baben,
petfe iia iiber bic 6dlfte oes gan3en
Tfillen W&eeres eritredt, uEb piiroe
oas Fabrpufier 6e6errI4en, our4
pet6es Der 5anDeL Der Delt in iener
9eqenb pdTIirt. Denn 0eutT6luno
iebo6 i'm StanDe 1T. mebr fiir bic Ga
roQinen 3u bieten, ais bic Ser. Stadz
ten, 10 fam es bic S5rieln baben. Mdn
6eqt ieDo9 bier ben leilen 8erodft,
baB Das ReHnsn zines 8etragts Don
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Ser flH6tige 9ampfcr ,Sriarnrne. L"

96iIaDeIp6 6ia, 2. 0e3em6er.
: Der britii6e 0ampfer n8riarz
oene", 'oefen SapitGn Sobrion bem
enqfiIden NbmtralitGt5z8ertft SroB
bot unD am 18. gfOpember BON
Queensprpn aus in See tad. fam
beuie bier an. Ods S6iff mar
S6uloen 6al6er beI6lagnabmt NOR
ben, unD bas 9eri6t batte einen 8aiz
Tiff an 8oro geI9idt. Capt. SObnion
tiammerte ii6 ni4t um Ole 8eI9lagz
nafne, Fonbern fubr, nit oem Sc
ri6ts6eamteE an 8pro. BON Queensz
topn 6ier6er db. Gr nurDe pon elmer
MtunnTftaTt ouF elmer 9ump6a6t per-
foIgt, jtocd bermO4te bieIeIbe ni3t,
i9n ein3ubolsn.
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100000 nur Der freunbIdaftlife
0urTb lit, Before 8ebirgungsn fir
Spanien bur6 Gr60Funq bes PreiIes
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erlangsn.
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