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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13

8 beautiful one. Dancing began at ID o'clock and continued until o'clock this morning. During a short inter- mission dainty refreshments were serV- ed. Among those noticed were Alice Corey Clara Corey, Harriet Wild, Alice Wild. Helen Perkins, Bess Perkins, Miss Beecher, Miss Stafford, Miss Lawton, Miss M. Lawton, Mrs. Graves, Miss Palmer Miss Eva Parmelee, Eleanor Harwood, Miss Morse, Miss Rosa Will cox, Miss Chatham, Miss Bradley, Ida Strong, Ethel Wilcox, Amanda Osgood, Grace Clark, Bessie Stowe, Josephine Davis, Jennie Forbes, Miss Pinxley Miss Backus, Miss Badger, Etta Sparks, Miss Morrison, Miss Norton, Rubie Stevens, Maud Mazeine, Miss Churchill, Mrs. Goodsell, Miss A. Good sell, Miss Gilbert, Miss Harmed, Miss Robinson and Felix North, Walter Stanley, MT. Norton, MT. Chase, Rich ard Shipman, Harry Wilcox, MT Cur tis, MT. Welch, Albert Woods, Fred Bradley, Roy Mazeine, MT. Banks, Will Booth, Frank Pincher, MT. Bris- tol MT Morse, MT. Dibble, Arthur Beers, Albert Munsell, Fred Riatt, George Forbes, Charles Wells, Harry Foote, Rob Frost, James Todd, Ed Bur gess, George Dodge, Fred Franklin, Frank Andrews, Ralph Schneeloch, Paul Barnett, MT. Sparks, MT. Graves, Albert Chamberlain, MT. Gillespie, MT. Nicholl, MT. Stevens, MT. Elton.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13
REMEMBERED IN BRAZIL.
Masters of War Bound American Ships Honor Memory of the Maine's Dead

Masters of War-Bound American Ships
 Honor Memory of the Maine's Dead
 Washington, Aug. 12.-The state de- partment has received the following from the consul at Montevideo: ''The sacrifices of those who were lost in the destruction of the Maine in Havana harbor are not forgotten in this far away place. have the pleasure to re- port that the masters of the American ships war-bound here and others have placed a very beautiful, costly and per- manent porcelain mortuary wreath on the walls of the consulate as an ex- pression of their sorrow and remem- brance of our dead in that foul crime Those who thus remembered the heroic dead were: Captain Hinds, bark Ed ward l.. Mayberry; Captain Sewell, ship Benjamin H. Sewell; Captain Avis, bark Ella; Captain Norton, bark Justin H. Ingersoll; Captain Higgins, bark Minnie Swan; Captain Clifford, whaler Sunbeam; Captain Colbert, schooner Stowell Sherman Captain w. D. Ev- ans, retired, resident here; Manuel Botheu, navy store consignee here; pr. Clyde Mccartney. The plaque of dedi- cation reads:
 Remember the Maine.
 The brave dead sleep blest.'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13
BIG STEEL COMPANIES.
The Talk of Their Consolidation-Wha

The Talk of Their Consolidation-Wha
 Samuel Mather Says
 Cleveland, Aug. 12.-Samuel. Mather, a director of the Minnesota Iron compa- n.y. was asked to-day concerning the reported consolidation of the big steel companies, among which are the Hi nois Steel company and the Minnesota Iron company. He admitted that such an amalgamation had been discussed but said he had not heard of the ap- pointment of a committee to investi- gate the affairs of the Minnesota com pany, although he said it was likely that such a committee had been named, if the deal had progressed as far as the report would indicate. The Cambria Iron company and the Lackawanna Iron and Steel company were the ether concerns which had been considered in the proposed deal, Mr. Mather said. Ht did not know, however, which one of them was the third concern to be in- cluded in the combination.
 Should the consolidation of the Hi nois Steel company, the Minnesota iron company, the Cambria Iron company and the Lackawanna Iron and Steel company be effected, formidable rival to the immense Carnegie interests will have entered the lists in the iron and steel field of the world.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13
THE BROCKEN SCENE.

The Brocken scene from Faust was produced last evening at Savin Rock in most successful manner. It was witnessed by large throng, who en- joyed the scene thoroughly and ap- plauded frequently the brilliant display and the fine points of the production. The favor with which it was received was the reward due to the meritorious efforts and hard work necessary to pro- duce the scene. It will be again dis played tonight, when even a larger crowd is expected to witness it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13
THE AMERICAS CUP CHALLENGE
A Ninety-Footer of Valkyrie's Dimen-
 SionS to be Built

A Ninety-Footer of Valkyrie's Dimen- sions to be Built.
 London, Aug. 12.-When Sir Thomas Lipton, who has challenged for the America's cup with the Shamrock, through the Royal Ulster Yacht club, received the news of the acceptance of his challenge from @ representative of the Associated Press, he expressed de- light at the promptness of the action taken, and said:
 II expected they would deal with the challenge in a business-like way, but l did not expect they would be so prompt. l know l shall be as fairly treated in New York as would be on the Clyde. l am certain the boat which wins will be the best boat. Fife starts for New York in a few days, taking the dimen- sions of the Shamrock to hand to the committee of the New York Yacht club. All can say is that she will be nine ty-footer and of about the same dimen- sion of the Valkyrie."
 According to current rumor, the "CoWes faction" is angry at Sir Thom- as Lipton for challenging. The mem- bers of that faction think Lord Dun- raven should have been consulted, and that he should have received an apolo- gy from the United States before an- other challenge was sent. This fac tion," however, is not likely to have much weight among. yachting men here, as it is known the Prince of Wales does not share that view of the case, while, on the other hand, he approves of the action taken by Sir Thomas Lip ton.
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cal institutions of Ireland to those of England and Scotland. I trust this val uable reform will tend to strengthen the bonds which united the people of Great Britain and Ireland and increase their common affection for the funda- mental institutions of the realm"
 After expressing satisfaction at the adoption of bills enabling accused pey- sons to testify in their own behalf, for preventing the abuse of patronage, and the occupation of benefices of the Els tablished church, the principles oi which bill have been generally accept ed for many years, though hitherto there has been no opportunity to make them law" the speech ends with the words: q pray that the blessing ot Almight God may attend you"
 Parliament was then formally pro- rogued until October 20.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13
An Experts Discovery.

For several years food expert ex- perimented with a food, the aim being to produce one easy of digestion, that would contain more nutriment than meat.
 Grape Nuts is the result of this ex- perimenting.
 It is shown that one pound of Grape Nuts contains more nutriment than ten pounds of beef, and that brain and body feel the effect of improved nOurishment at once.
 One cent meal is the cost of Grape Nuts,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13
OBITU4RY.
Charles E. Tyler.


 Charles D. Tyler aged fifty-five years, of IFS Olive street, died yesterday afternoon. The deceased leaves a wife and two children. He had resided in New Haven for many years and was we'll known and esteemed by large circle of friends. For a long time he worked as a polisher at Peck Bros. & Co.,, and was prominent member of the mutual benefit association, com- posed of the employees of the factory. The deceased was also a member of Crusaders castle, No. 3, K. G. E.; past chancellor commander of Ameri- can lodge, K. of F.; Martha Wash ington Temple, Ladies of the Golden Eagle; Shaumpishuh council, degree Pocahontas Improved Order Red Men; Hammonnassett tribe, I. o. R. M; Mo- mauguin lodge, A. o. U. w., and Camp 4, P. 0. S of A. The funeral will be held from his late residence at D. m Sunday and the Knights of the Golden Engle will have charge of the services Members of the various lodges of which the deceased was a member will at tend. The members of the Camp f. F. o. s. of A., will meet at the camps quarters in the Courier building at 2:3O o'clock and will attend the funeral in a body.
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NOSE AND SHOULDER BROKEN

George H. Foster of North Haven
 Meets With Serious Accident.
 Meriden, Aug 12.-George H. Foster of North Haven, who has been en- gagged in selling clams in this city for the last few days, met with a serious accident this morning. Fosters horse is a spirited animal and started down State street at lively clip, going from one side of the road to the other. When in front of Roger Smith company's of- flee Foster was thrown out, his head and left shoulder striking against the curbstone.
 When he was picked up the blood was pouring from a deep gash in his head and at first it was thought the fall had killed him, as he remained mo- tionless The patrol wagon was sent for and Officers Hill and Thayers, with Dr. Lapointe, took the injured man to the hospital where an examination showed that his nose and shoulder were broken. Three stitches were taken in the gash in his head and at 1 o'clock Foster will still unconscious.
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CIRCULAR TO GOLD DEMOCRATS
Issued by Secretary Brown of the State
 Central Committee.

Fred J. Brown, secretary of the state central committee of the national dem- ooratic party, has mailed to members of that committee circular letter asking them as to what position his committee should assume in the coming campaign The circular says:
 "In the absence of William J. Mills now chief justice of the supreme court of the territory of New Mexico, I take the authority of sending to you this statement.
 q wish to ask each and every mem Der of the national democratic com mittee of the state of Connecticut if, in his judgment, meeting of the commit tee should be called before the meet ing of the convention called by Alexan- der Troup at Bridgeport on September 21."
 The replies to the inquiry made in the circular will probably decide as tc whether the national democratic party will put up a ticket and conduct state campaign this fall.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13
Yesterdays Meriden Journal says

Yesterdays Meriden Journal says: Charles A. Tomlinson of Milford democratic candidate for sheriff of New Haven county, General Registrar John P. Carney of New Haven and James H. Peck of West Haven, deputy sheriff under Tomlinson, arrived here this af- ternoon to look after the Milford mans interest. Sewer Superintendent Downs. Attorney H. T. King and M. J. O'CaIIa- ghan were with the visitors who called upon a number of democrats"
 Governor Cooke and Mrs. Cooke will leave to-day to spend a week at Watch Hill, R. l., where the governor expects to get rid of an attack of influenza.
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REV. DIR. PRINCE HERE TO-MOR-
 ROW.

Rev. Dr. Morris B. Prince, professor in Dickinson college, will preach to- morrow in the Trinity M. F, church. Dr, Prince is former pastor of Trinity and is an able and eloquent preacher. During his stay in New Haven he is the guest at Philander Armstrong's shore cottage.
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". M. C A. sIINnAY sERvICEs.

Y. M. c. A. SUNDAY SERVICES.
 The Rev. H. E. Peabody, assistant pastor of the Church of the Redeemer, will speak on the Green at 4:30 o'clock. Rev. J. L. Wyckoff of Woodbury will speak at Savin Rock at p. m. The c. E. society of the West Haven Congre- gational church will lead the singing, assisted by w. F. Fenno, Jr., cornetist.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13
AT THE CITY MISSIONS.

At the City Missions the services to- morrow will be as follows:
 a. m.-Sunday school
 D. m.-Children's meeting. p. m.-Evangelistie service. 7:30 p. m.-People's service.
 All are welcome.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-13

At the union sevices of Center and United churches tomorrow forenoon there will be preaching by Rev. Arthur El. Frazier of Sioux City, la, a recent graduate of Yale Divinity school, whose pulpit work and other qualifications for the ministry are highly endorsed.
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS SER-
 TICES TOMORROW.

Rev. Dr. Prince at Trinity M. E. Church Rev. A. E. Frazier to Preach Here City Missions Services-Y. M. c. A. out-door Services Other Religious Notes.
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FREE PIANO AND ORGAN REcIT-

At Church Army hall this evening at o'clock. Prof. H. G. Nichols will give another of his popular piano recitals. All are welcome Admission free.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-05-12
9 annerf9Iitten.

tleiner MetaublGtt6en bebangener
Sammstsurt nit einem breiten. seslies
bsrtsn, f9tef an bic re9te Settle berabz
bGnsenben Meta[lsurt binsu, an benz
Elm meift berIilbertes 8eited, 5dblrei9e
SeibenbGnber unb ibmbolii9e 4nz
bGngIef befeItigt iparen.
SD9it intereFant tparen bic alien
So9seitssiise; ppran bic Muiitunten
nit Sdpeselpfeife, 8lurinetts, SiOsl,
8abgeige unb SOrnern, bann bic
8ransljungfer unb ibr 8esleiter, bier
auf bic 8raut nit Siibrsr, bef 9rGuz
tiaam nit benz feinisen unb fdItebli9
ale gi~nsslabenen, fGmmtli9 in Der
buntsn, rei9en 5eittradt, bic MGbdsn
nit benz Strange auf benz &ppfe. Sn
gang alien 3eiten trus aud Der 8rduz
tisam einen 3ran5 aus Smmereriin
auf benz &opfe ober Sut. Waren bic
8rdutleute aus tppblbabenben SAINT
lien, 10 erfhienen iie tpobl aud beritz
ten. SIN Winter fanben bieie Sp9>
ssitssiiee itets auf Rennidlitten itutt.
bic pferbs nit 9Gnbern unb Strdubsn
dusgspubt unb nit SdeGlen bebansen.
Rdtiirlid tpurbe aud fleibis aus pts
itolen geI9oFen. Ra9 Der WeFe be-
gaben fid bic Sran5liunsfer unb ibr
9egleiter bon Der Stride aus in bic
SatriItei, unb bic 8ran5liunsfer perz
tbeilte aug ibrem &0rb9en StrGube
an bic MiniItrantsn unb banb ben
@eiItli9en, bic als GbrengGite tets
an benz So95eitsmable tbeilnabmen.
einen &ran5 um ben &rm. S9on
beim @erlafen Der Stride mad Der
Stipulation ipisltsn bic am portal
bartender MuIitanten ben eriten
SdnS unb begleitsten ben Sp6Seits5ug
gum Dirthsbauie, mo- bic Wirtbsleute
am Saustbor barrtsn unb ben Sbeils
nebmern 9liibtpein fpenbeten. Wfdn
begab Ii6 bann gu Slide, mo elm mebr
rei9li6es als feines Mabl. insbelpnz
bere nit pielerlei sebadenen Weblipetz
fen. aufastraaen puros. 9eim auf>
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tpurbe. General Miles bat tsine frieess
piFeni9aftli9e ausbiloung gerofen,
fonbern 1T in ieinsr Susenb Glert ges
ipeisn. oils folder frat er beim @uss
brude bes 8iirserfrieses in has 5reis
piligenbeer. 9ur9 Sapferteit bra9te
er es in Der 9otpmac : 2rmes Bis gum
Sipiiionsfiibrer unb mad 8senbisuns
bes 8iirsertrisses trat er in bas re9us
lGre Seer. WGbrsnb psridisbener Sns
bianercampagnen apuncirte er raid.
Bis er f6liebli9 bic b69fte Stdffel err
tlomm. @robe Itrdtesii6e SGbisteis
ten bat 9eneral Miles bis jebt mob
ni9t betunost. Die unpaTenben Ieus
berungen, in benen er ii9 na9 ietner
militdriI9en Snipectionsreiie in @us
ropa iiber bortige SeereseiHri6tun9en
crying, iparen bur9aus ni9t seeignet,
inn sroBes @ertrausn 81 psrI9uffen;
i'm @eesnfabe su BEN sroben S9peis
ger Mpltte bat er seseiet, baB er elm
GROCER S9pGber lit.
Sen Sb.rbefebl iiber bic IpaniIden
StreittrGfte in Cuba fibrt Der 9snes
raj : @oupernsur unb Mari6aG &.
8lancp b Mrenas Marquis bon pena
pldtd. WarI9an 8laneo bat nit ben
aufitdnbii4en Gubansrn ni4t fertis
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&ran5l uni grautz
iibrer.

rei4te, rptbe ober buntsefGrbte, nit
@olobprten perfebene @eiten, ipdter
ben furaen Santer nit S90ben, bic
Deite bon gebliimtem Seibeniammet.
elm rotbieibenes, gebliimtes Salstu9
nit Ring unb bpbe &pbritiefel.
Die Srauen trugen gu benz erpG6nz
ten a%uffaqenben &nDbelbut einen
i3par5en Sittel nit oablreidsn Sal
ten, einen breiten S9ur3, elm buntes,
runb berum tief ausgeidnittenes, born
gang offenes unb nit bunten Saniiren
ODER 9olbborten beri9niirtes Mieber,
bas unter bieier @eridniirung einen
b%er5fOrmisen, furbisen 8ruitfled nit
9OlOftidereien ieben lieB; UNI ben gals
cine srpbe, faltige, peibe 2eintpanbz
trauie. bann cine ense. ldngere. BORN
gang offene, f6par5e ober buntelblaue
Su9iopps; als S9mud trusen Iie
nebit lansen golbenen Sbrrineen unb
mebreren Singerrinsen cine elfrei=
bigt Sulsi9nur tleinsr. buntler &ps
ralsn, unb i9lieBli9 lam bel feitli6en
Selegenbeiten nod als uuffalenoite
3ierbe elm i4parasr, nit elmer Mense
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81 %ufttf9Gitten.

rei6t. Grit am Qbenb purben bic
gltsrn ber8raut bon ibrem Sauie gum
Mable abgsbplt, unb gu elmer beitimms
ten Stunbe aogen bic 8rautleute nit
ben @ltern, unter ben &lGnsen elmer
beitimmten alien MeiIe, ab unb begdf
ben ii9 nab SauIe, mo Der 9raut bic
Sausf9liifef entsegeneebrd9t iprra
ben, gum 3eiden, buB nun lie als
Sausfrau gu i4alten unb gu tpaltst
babe.
SnbeFen purbe I'm @irthsbauIs
ffptt tpeiter g%etan5t. Den Gag nab
Der Sodaeit purbsn bic @Gfte Der
Ieubermdblten nit Spisgeleiern be-
tpirtbet.
Nun fam bas 4uSbdnbigen bsrllitz
aft Der 9raut BON ieiten ibres 8dters.
mas meiItens in @esenpart pon 3sus
gen gei9ab, unb i6liebli9 bas ueberz
fiibren Der Misunderstanding, nobel es
tpieber bod bersing. Den eritsn Sonns
tag na9 Der So95eit muBten bic Neis
permGblten mad benz acknowledgement
tesbisnit i'm fsitli9en Staate bonn
&ir9plabe aus nit ibrsn So4seitsgds
ften in bas Wirtbsbaus siehen gu Ell
mem @lafe Wein. unb erft biermit ens
beten bic Seierli9teiten.
5reili9 finb ptele Der friiberen Sit
ten berI9punben unb bic alien, furs
benprG9tisen &oitiime gum sroben
She'll BON beoeutenb einfa9eren unb
gum She'll unidDnen @epGnbern psrs
brGngt pprben. Senno9 bGngt Der
9r0bnsr iebr an ieiner alien Sra4t.
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Bring nno YreOiger.

gs sebDrt seiptb gu ben Seltenbets
ten, bdB tDnigli9e prin5en ais Rebs
ner in fir bic sroBe Oeffentli9teit aus
eGngliden @eriammlungen auftreten.
Ginem Iol9en S9auipiel baber aber
iiingit mebrsre iiiOi6neoiide Stdbte
unb bic Sauptitaot SGnemarts beige
pobnt, inbem Der stpeite Spbn bes
aDnigs Sstar bon S4ipeoenzR ortpes
gen, Der prinS Sstdr aarl 4usuit
8ernabotte, auf bieien Steaen, in
Copenhagen iOgar ;liebsr9olte 9tale,
als 9ortrassbalter unb prOpagator
Der 6riitlt9en uSnnern Mihton",
tbsils in ben nGbriItliaen @ereinen
fir iunse Mdnner", tbeils in gang
Dffentli6en 8erIammlunsen berporse>
treten 1T, fpGbrsnb feline 9emablin in
ben ugbriItli9en 8ereinen fur junge
Srauen" has 8ort ergriffen bat.
grin5 Sstar lit gu Stodbolm am
Is. Nopember 1859 oeboren. Gr tpibz
mete fi9 benz ieemilitGrii6en 9ienit
unb lit ieBt Gontres4Om;ral in Der
I6tpebii6en Slotte Sn ben leBten
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Oie 9 0 B n.

BeSiigIi9 Der Seibeni9iirsen, bic an
bobsn Seittagsn, gum 8eiipiel Sron>
leianam, setragsn psrben. tpirb gerae
besu Gurus setrieben; jeoe Sruu uno
isbes MGb9en min slei4Iam cine
rOriginali9irrae" beiiben, bic nur lie
ALIEN trGgt. Bel pro5siiionen iisbt
man oft stpan5is unb nod mebr
Erauen, iebe nit etnsm Original
fdurs"; es funtelt unb leu4tet in Der
Sonne, bic Seibe rduI9t unb t%niitert,
iinb ie f90ner Der S9ur5, beIto itolaer
bic Srdsertn. 3ebn big 3tpan5is Sui
ben, pielei6t nod mebr. perben fir
einen re9t i40nsn Originuli9ura be-
sablt. @drum fonte man iibrigens
Der fletbigen, fonit auberorbentlt4
fpurIumen @r0bnerin bic 5reube nidt
aOnnen2
Sran5 Morober i9rei6t in feinem
Bu9e v9ds @rDbner S6al": S9On in
Der &opfbebedung biirfte tpobl taum
zine apsite@ebirsstrudt 10 bieleWanos
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G9abs. r9u bait uliO nit
9einsm iungen 9atten nod ME ben
tlsinften 3piit ssbabt2" = rHein, leis
Der bate CT bisber nod ni9t bic ees
rinsfte @elesenbeit gu sinem 8eriObs
nunssprGient."
= Bomber 8. -
Mr5t: -. Wdrum baben Sic benin
bic SADIE 70 lang uniteben laHen2"-
Bauer: .sSa freili9! Sa pGr's lei9t
furirer, tpenrt ma INNER 9lei9 gum
Doctor Iaufat'! 80. Plas'n g Sbna
nur a bisl!!"
Tin Grfdbrener. Subrz
mann (pel9er BON einem G.nbdrm
arretirt unb babel etpas unianft be-
banbelt nirb): sd mub i9on I'M eine
anb're 9sbanbluns bitten! Sd Tenn
mid aus = i6 bin f9on arretirt
tpprb'n. ba marin sic nod gar ni9t
auf Der WsIt!"
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SaBrer TIT Sample.

Die ariessfuris TT entfeHelt unb
barum erf9eint es am Plase. ii4 nit
ben Mdnnern gu bei9Gftisen, pel9e
als Siibrsr in benz Sample bic eriten
Rpllen gu fpielsn beittmmt iinb. Sas
norbatluntif9e @ei4paber, tpsl6es in
&eb Deit Suiammense5ogen ipurbe
unb bas ben &srn unierer StreittrGfte
our See bilbet. itebt inter 9efebl bes
bienittbuenben Rear : 4bmiral Mil
liam i. SampIon. Sm Sabre 1910
gu Palmpra, 81. g., als Sobn zines
einfa9en Sagelobners seboren, gebDrt
er Der 9unbesmarine felt 1857 an, in
pel9em Sabre er in bic 4fabemie gu
Mnnapolis eintrdt. Wdbrenb bes
8iirsertrieges. ben er ais 2ieutenant
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Snt &r0oner GoGt6are.

Wie MIR ipenise getpobner einIdmer
Rodg.birsstbdler bGnst bsr @rDbnsr
an ieinsr alien Tra9t. an ietnen alien,
bon ben 8dtern iibernommenen Sitten
nnb 9ebrGuden; bat ii9 aud im2aufe
Der Sabre mau6es abgeI9liffen unb
bem 3panse Der 3eit nei4sn miifer,
10 1T bod pieles SntereFdnte sebliebsn.
Die Natur bort oben, in benz bon nil
ben 9oGomitrieien etnseidloFenen
Rp9tbdle. lit sisenartis unb ungemein
horatteriitiI9. unb bic Meniden, bic
bort leben. traser ebenfaIs ben Stem>
pei bes OriginelIen. Srobbem bic
&ra6t Der @rDbner mebr Nanblunsen
bur69ema9t bat tpie bic meiftenS ru4s
ten dnberer Stroller @ebirssbeipobner,
Pat iis fi9 bennO9 tire @igenart be-
tpobrt, mas UNI 10 bemertenspertber
LIT, als Der 9r0bner benz Wefiel Der
Mobs teinestpegs abeeneist erf9eint.
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0as fliegenbs @ei9pabsr, psl6es
in Sumpton Roabs auiammenseaosen
tpurbe, pirb bonn Commodore Wins
fielb 9. S9lep bsfsbltst. gr bat in
Srebsrid, Mb., I'M Sabre 1889 has
2t9t Der Welt erblidt unb nab ietner
ausbiloung auf Der 4tdbemie gu 2tn>
napolis pdbrenb bes 8iirgertrieges an
Sablreifen @ttionen tbeilsenpmmen.
8eionbers befannt %seporben lit er
bur6 ben Grfolg. ipelden er i'm Sabre
1884 als 8efebIsbabsr Der 9reelepz
Silfserpebition bate, unb bur9 Iein
energii9es &uftrstsn als Gommans
bant bes &reusers Baltimore" benz
p0bsl in 8alparaiIo seseniiber. SIM
perflpFenen Sebruar fpurbe er gum
Commodore befOrbert.
Sen 8efebl iiber bic 2anbtruppsn
liegt in ben SGnben bes 8rigaoiers
Generals HelIon u. Miles, Der i'm
Sabre 1889 in MaHa9uietts seboren
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iungen bur9sema9t baden pie jene
Sr0bens, unb ipenn mir nur auf Mens
S4engebsnten auridbliden, 10 treffen
mir bon Gnbe bes a9t5ebnten Bis gu
Gnbe Der stpanaiserSabre bisIes Sabrs
bunberts bic peibs. ipei9e, eeitridte
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