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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-22
RECONSTRUCTION AT HERMAN.
Citizens of the Stricken Town Getting
Substantial encouragement.

Citizens of the Stricken Town Getting
Substantial encouragement.
HERMAN, Neb., June 20-(World-
Herald Special. Herman awoke this
morning, the sixth since the tornado,
inspired by new spirit-the spirit of
reconstruction. The new life Is evil
dent today. Rubbish is being removed,
cellars are being emptied, streets are
being cleared of distractions and or
der is rising out of chaos. The pleas
ant sound of saw and hammer is heard
on every hand and upon every pile
OF wreckage some one is at work
The splendid assistance which Her.
man has received from the outside
world has apparently acted as healthy
tonic. Her leading citizens have set
good example of pluck and enter
prise and this has served to inspire
everyone else.
+. 3. Wells, general manager for the
Peavey Elevator company, which has
ZIG elevators on the line of the Omaha
road, will begin this afternoon the
erection of 1000 bushel capacity ele-
vator. The building will be finished
In thirty days. 1t will be larger than
that destroyed by the cyclone F. HI.
Peavey, head Of the company, comes
up this evening to look over the
ground.
Judge Keysor of Omaha, grand
master of the Masons in Nebraska, has
sent $500 for the relief of members of
Lanmark lodge of Herman. Hooper
has sent to this town for relief the
sum of s127.75, Fremont has sent 500,
Lyons has sent S125 ]. S. Spearman
and j. X. Smiley have raised in Pa
pillion S25.15.
Local merchants are getting in
stocks of goods
The labor test will be applied in the
distribution of supplies. The size of
the family rather than other rules viii
govern.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-22

A contract was closed with the new
president OF Ellsworth college, and
Prof. j. ID. Stout, of Forest City, will
assume the presidency of the institu-
ton the first of July. Prof. c. w.
Lyon, who has been at the head of the
college for several years past, has re-
signed and will engage in school work
elsewhere. Mr.. Stout is graduate of
the normal school at Valparaiso, Ind.
and has had several years of expe-
rience in school work He comes
highly recommended and the friends
of the school are confident that the
scope Of the school will be widened
and extended. Many changes will be
made in the faculty the coming year
and the outlook for the school is very
bright.
BY a vote of IS to 4 the trustees OF
Drake university removed Prof o. T.
Morgan from his position on the fac
ulty, as the result of long contest be-
tween Morgan and the members OF
his classes. II was charged by the
students that Morgan was teaching
heresy to his classes. Only last week
a petition, signed by a long list OF
students was presented to Ex-Governor
Drake, the father of the university
A firemen's tournament will be held
at Perry July 3. and 8.
Ex-Governor Drake has given $25,.
600 more to Drake university.
A cloudburst at Vail let loose a wal
of water that nearly swept the town
away. The streets were flooded to 6
denth of nearly four feet and MN,
Der of people were rescued with diff
ficulty. For time the whole towr
seemed in the bed of a suddenly formed
river, which developed into a ragin.
torrent. Furniture in a dozen houses
in the lower places was ruined. Gel
lars are all full and the loss of stool
is very heavy. Hundreds of hogs ant
| chickens persisted.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-22
Another CYCLONE Victim.

Sioux City dispatch: Thomas NAL
10y, one of the members of the
family caught in the tornado at
Salix, Ia. last Sunday afternoon, died
at st. Joseph's hospital in this city
this morning. This makes the fifth
victim in the Malloy family. 1t had
not been expected that this young man
would die. but still he had been Sc
riously injured. 1t is thought his
death Is more the result of the terri
BILE shock than the injuries. He will
be buried tomorrow at Salix along
side his father. mother, brother and
sisters. The other injured members
of the family will survive.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-22
KIPllNG LIKES AMERICA.
Has Changed His Views During His Last
Visit to This Country.


Visit to This Country.
NEW YORK, June 20.-"The Amer
lean public" said an intimate friend
OF Rudyard Kipling, undoubtedly
knows that Mr.. Kipling left this coun-
try with a more favorable opinion of
America and Americans than was the
case when he sailed from New York
three years ago for his English home.
But only Kipling's intimate friends
have even moderate realization of
the change in his attitude toward
America since that first homeward
trip.
"Kipling might not have voiced the
great difference in his feelings as he
said goodbye on the dock, but in the
period of his convalescence from his
recent illness, and while he was win
ming back his strength in New Jersey
and on Long Island, his changed atti-
tude, unconsciously, perhaps, was
manifested in unmistakable ways. His
illness, doubtless, and the loss of his
favorite daughter, Josephine, had much
to do with this change of attitude. A
mans recovery from a severe illness
frequently changes the whole direc-
ton of his thought. He entertains q
more kindly view of the world in gen.
eral, he sees in his friends and in his
attendants admirable traits which he
had not fully appreciated before.
That was Kipling's case. He be-
came disposed to look upon the Amer
leans, whom he disliked when he left
New York three years ago, in a kind
lier light The ODnprtunifv to ccro toh
the skin and see what was beneath it
had been given to him on his sick bed
and he had not let the opportunity slip
by. He had felt the warm heart beats
of the Americans whom he had so pitt
lessly held up to criticism, and had
found that at the bottom of his own
honest Anglo-Saxon heart he liked
them"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-22
Governors on Record.

AUSTIN, Tex. June Ex-Governor
Sayres is much encouraged with the
prospects of a large attendance of gov
errors and attorney generals at the
antitrust conference to be held in st.
Louis on September 20. Up to this
time seventeen governors have re-
sponded to his invitation to attend the
proposed conference. OF that number
thirteen are outspoken in favor of the
antitrust movement, three are nom
committal and one is opposed to anti
trust legislation.
The replies as far as received by Gov
ernor Sayres are about evenly divided
between democrat and republican gov
ernOrs
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-22
Saws henderson Ha. a "C,ncb. ;,

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 20
Representative Cannon of Illinois,
when asked today If he thought con-
gress would meet earlier than Deem
Der, this year, replied:
mo, do not think there will be
any occasion for it, Mr.. Henderson
will go into the speakers chair with
the approval of everybody. The party
will be in splendid condition for effec-
tive work and look for useful and
profitable session."
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-22
waiting on President Nash.

DENVER, June 20.-Further confer
ence looking to resumption of oper-
atoms at the trust smelters have been
deferred until President Nash of the
American Smelling and Refining COM
pany arrives from Omaha. He is ex-
pected here Wednesday The outlook
for an agreement with the smelter en-
ployes as to wages is favorable, but a
hitch may occur If the strikers should
insist upon the recognition of their
union.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-22

NEW YORK, June 20.-The funeral
of Augustin DAILY was held in st. Pat
rick's cathedral today. The cathedral
was crowded and even the aisles were
filed. The pallbearers brought the
coffin to the head of the aisle, where
1t was put in place and covered with
lilies. The pallbearers were: Joseph
Jefferson, Theodore Moss, Richard
Dorney, George Clark, ex-Justice Rog-
er A. Pryor, Richard M. Henry, Will
liam Winter, st. Clair McKelway,
Joseph Howard, jr., James Sullivan,
George A. Robinson, John d. Crimz
mons, Nelson Goodwin Green, ID
Oliver l.. Jones and John B. Schoefi1
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-22

BERLIN, June 20.-It lie announced
semi-officially that any increase in the
tax on American bicycles is impossi-
BILE. because the commercial treaties
with Austria, Russia and Italy exclude
such thing.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-22
spanish Securities Decline.

LONDON, June 29.--On the Stock
exchange yesterday Spanish As were
ia off and generally weak owing to
the Spanish budget situation, the min
isterial difficulties in Paris and the
increase in the German bank rate.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-22

GALESBURG, H.. June 2O.-Peter
Bollenbach, an old and respected citi-
zen of Galesburg, was shot and killed
by Charles L.ndewall. a man of 70
years, this evening. The trouble arose
over claim of indebtedness which
Bollenbach denied. Lindewall is under
arrest.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-22
Kansas Cutting Wheat.

WICHITA. Kas., June 2O.-The
farmers of Sedgwick county began
ity is uniformly good and the yield
exceeds expectations.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-22

An amusing kind of girl is one who
makes an important secret Of her
true feelings"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-06-22
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
The Iowa Man Upon Whom the Honor is
Likely to Fall.
HENDERSON is THE COMING MAN.

How He Climbed the Ladder of Fame by
Sturdy Character and Indomltable
Will--The Part He Had in the Civil
war-A Man Who Has Friends in All
Parties.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05
srr Irirnrnsnrrtrug i'm ssnat.
QrGIioent Mr3inIeD unterbreitst i'm
p6ne irqerb pel6s @mpTe6lungen.
- Sem Gomite fir auspdrtige
8e3ieFung&n ii6erpiefen.

8oI6inqton, ,. g., 4. San
Die 6eutiQe erfs lSiBung oe5 Senats
na6 ben 55sierto9S 5erien buuerte
nur IA W1inuten. Die SenatDren,
pel6e 02if9lieb&r Der 9ariIsr 6riez
Den5 GommiiIion puren, er{6ienen
gum erIten W&uIe pieOer in t6ren Siz
BEN unO purben bon loren @ollegen
narm 6spillfommnt.
9lei4 naa Dem Gr0fFnungsgebet
be5 &apIan5 erTaien Mlajor PruOen,
6IlF5 8riDat tSetretGr bes 9rGIiz
Denten, uno ii6ermitteIte ben Barrier
5Fris0ens @ertrag, 3uIammen nit
elmer aus nur penigen 3siIen 6eite6enz
ben, Dem Document 6eigegebenen Bot
If,uft. 0isIeI6e fiinoiqt einfad Die
disseminating oe5 8ertrages an unO
entEGlt te;n Nort elmer Gmpfe6lung
ooer irqeno zines 8orT6lages in Be
qua auf bas Document.
Der Sendt Qinq in gretutiOIiBung
uro ii6erpie5 ben 8ertrug bem gp=
mite fir auspGrtiqs 8e3ie6pngsn. 2luz
Beroem fpuroe bas Document fir oen
8t6ruuh Der SenatorRn gum 9rude
6eo1oert. Senator 0abt5 6eantraQte,
Den 8srtraQ uno Die 8er6anblungen
Der Frieoens GommiiiiOn gu per0Fz
fentlj6er, 3oq iebo6 ben 2lntrog uuF
8eIu6 2lliIOn'5 (Sa.) pieoer 3uriid
unD ii6erlieB Dem Gomite fir auspGrz
tige 8e3iebunosn bic Gnti6eIDung baz
rii6er. 0a5 @Omite piro am 5reitag
cine SiBung 6aIten.
Die 8erhanoIunQen Der @Tetutipz
SiBung na6men nur penise Wiinuten
in QlnIpru6.
DIS Die S6iirsn nieber er0ffnet nor
Den paren, tinoiQte 2lqi1on (Sopa)
ben bor Riniqen 3u9en erfolgten SOB
Des Senators MprrfQ bon 9ermpni
an, Die ii6li6m Gonoolen3Sgsf9luITe
puroen puiItrt, uno ais 8epeis Der
Q(h!unq fir ous Qnbsnten be5 Ser
itor6ensn Dertaqte iih Der Senat Bis
morgen.
SIN ReprGfentuntenbau u E
puren, uls baFslbs 3uiammentrat,
ni6t gun3 100 M}it9lHOer anpe[enb.
Der 6linDe &uplan erpd6nte in Isinem
8ebet Die &rantReit be5 3eprGIentunz
ten Oin9leA uno 6etete Fiir be6en Sc
neIunq.
Die 8iQ Sur @infiibrung zines neusn
Criminal Sober fir ben 0iItritt
Qlusta Itanb fir teuts auf Der ipe3ie(z
len 8eI6GFtSorDnunq, unb 81 Don ben
232 Seiten Der 9iQ nurDen bur66ez
rat6en. N2e6rers Qmenosmente pur=
ben Der Bill auqefiiat. Der Spre6sr
unterbrsitete 6ierouF Die Sonoolen3bez
F4iii1e Oes 'Senat5 in 8e3ug auf ben
Sob bes 6rn. U&orri1. 0ieIelben nurz
ben angeuommen, unb oaS 9dus Derz
tagte Ii9 6is morqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05
SpaniiAe 9lu5flitAte.
pie 2tdumung pom SfOifO.
Spaniid)c Srmppcn ar9cblidb tm Gtn=
flan9 nit Scn SOrScrnngen Ser
2lmcrifnEcr suriifgc5uacn.

Der Gr grGfstt siner PrOpin3 Der
g6ilippinsn fe1t Den PrdIiOenten
0lcRinlep ais S3Sgnoronten fin. -
2(6f6eulid)e 8e6anOIung Der ges
fan8snen Spanier Our4 Die 6iliz
pinOs. - Der 6r!eOsns 8ertrug
Dem Ssuat untsr6reitet unb oem
Gomite fir auspdrti9e @saiebun>
gen iberpieien. - @eni9 3peifeI
an feinsr Ratifi3irung, = 'Senoz
TOR 8orman'5 Oppoiition ge9en
Die GgpunIions 4oIitit.
N}ubrib, 4. s5anuar. - Die in
@aI6ingIon erbobene 8eI9uloigung,
baB bic Spanier Syloilo rGumten, um
ben 2lmsritanern Sdpierigteiten gu
bereiten, pirD bier entI6ieoen 3uriidz
getpieian. Ufan ertIGrt, Die ipdntI9e
Reg;arunQ Babe unmittsl6dr nd6 I'm
ter5ei1nun9 pe8 5rieDen8pertrag5 8ez
fe6l ert6siIt, bic 96ilippinen Iofort gu
rGumen, um peiEsrss 8lutpergieBen 3u
oermeiOen uno oen0iinI6tn Der Dime
ritaner, nel6' QeBtere Die 86iltppinen
iopo6l, pie Gu6a TO raid ais mD9li6
in ibrem 8eIiB 6a6en pollten, 81 entz
iprtten. Sin Grs9rdIiOent elmer
9ropin3 Der 96ilippinen ma6Se in Ell
nem5nterpisp folgenoe 8emertungen:
yPrGIio+nt Wtc&inlep fat binIi6t@
li6 Der Sa9luge duf Den P9ilipptnen
oollitGnbige llrtpiiIen6ett an ben Sag
qeIeqt. Dis Die 2lmeritarer WdnIla
einnaGnen, ertitirte nur in bier Proz
pin3en Elm 2lufitanb. Die QmerItaner
ermut6igten bic 3ebel:on, uno DleIelbe
piro i6nen iebt Ie6r unbsquem, Ou bic
SrIur9entsn nun Serren oss 8an8en
Qr6ipels getpprben iino, nit Qusz
nu6me W2inDunuo's. Die 8etpo6ner
Der IeBtersn SSrisl iinO MuTeImdnner
uno erfennen Die ameritaniI6e Serrs
T4aft ni6t an, o6qlei& lie Ii4 ni6t gez
gen oieEelbe er6oben baben. 2lguindl@
Do'S llnpopulurttGt lit cine 5ol8e iei=
ner 5reunOi6aft fir Die 4meritaner.
Seine 8eburolunq Der gefdngenen
Spanier lit cine QeraOe3u abIaeulj4e.
M0n6e Iinb an lSsilen, pel6e al Rtn@
gen in i6ren 0aIen befsItigt lparen,
bur9 bic StraBen 9efibrt porben, II.
anoere nurOen tbatTd6lih ais 2aItz
there perpenbst. lls6er 1000 8efanz
gene iinD an Den Solgen Der I4le4ten
8e6anblung gsitor6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05

Itimmer. Sn Zen meiItsn 6d1sn
m0gen 8rdD's 2lrqumente @rfol9 Rds
5en, alein DieIs Gegner Der Grpdnz
lions Boljtit perDan Ii6 niGt 6:einz
flUf&r IaFan, uno penn lie audi nt4t
boffen t0rnen, Die 3dtifi3irung Oes
9ertruges 81 DertinOern ooer IeIbIt
psIentIib gu per309ern, 10 pero2n lie
oo2 nit ibrsr aritit ni6t htnter oam
8erge balten. Ssrator @ormdn erz
flGrt J. g., er beu5fhtige, Die Rutift=
sirurg Des 92rtragss gu betdmpfen,
uro 1el6It psEn sr es gang alIe.n ttun
mufs, um Iei..,n NloteIt gegen Die Grz
panIion5 Polit1 ,uno gu ge6en, eba
er aus Dem Senate I6eibe. Senator
8ormun's Sermin enoet am 4. 0}dr3,
yr1 er miro aIIo tiIne Gelegeu6eit bdz
ben, 6ei Der 6ormuIirung sirer oefiniz
tiper 9olitit fir Die srporbenen Sc
bjetst6eiIe Ieirsn GinFtuB unp feline
Stimme in Die NuagI6aale 81 perz
fen. Der Senator giebt gu, Dab Die
oemptratiIds 9artei 6inFAtliA Der
@rpanIions 6raqs arg bemoraliTirt
1T, 6Glt es a6er gerubs be5baI6 um 10
me6r fir isins 8fli4t, Teine parnenz
be Stimme gu erbe6en, 10 lange i6m
Oa3u nod bic 0}0gli6fejt Ti4 bietet.
Gr lit Der 2lnIi6t, baB bic 70 plOBli4
in bic SD6e geI6oTensn imperialiItiz
I6an 5enoen3en nur al5 eine tempo
rGre @erirrung auf3ufofen Fin0, uno
baB bel griin0Ii4erer GrpGgung Der
Grpaniions 6ra9e Elm EiitIdldg
eintreten pirb, Be; peI6em berniinftt=
gers conIerpdtibe 9ruRoIdBa piaOer
Die lls6srhanb gepinnsn psroen. Die
pemofratiTfe 9artei lit Teiner ueberz
3eugung ra9 Dds ri6tiga Snitrument,
um oieIen geTuroen llmI9pung in Der
ofFRntltfen W}einung gu bepertitellIz
gen.
Den 5rgunoen Der QtominiItration
i'm Serut miro natiirlih Dds nDtbige
NfuteriaI CUR @erfiigung gsIte(lt perz
ben, um cen Stanbpuntt Der Qominiz
itration in portbeil6afteitem Qi6te
oaritelIen 3u t0nnen. 9ieIen 2iebe5s
0ieuIt perOen Dor alien Die Senatoren
0aDi8 unb 6rpe gu iiberne6men faz
Ben, ben 8ertrag 3uiammen gu fliden.
Da ii6er bic 3utunft Der 96ilippinsn
i'm 9ertrage YaI6It ni6t5 8eItimmtes
borgeIe6er lit urD Der 9rGIioent ii6sr
feline be3iigli6er 9IGns borlGufig Elm
psiTe5 StiGTfpeigen gu bepabren
fir gut Finbot, 10 fam ia Die 3utunft
be5 2lr6tpel5 ru9 8alie6en, poer nie
Die 8erfdltniiIe es er6eif3en m0gen,
cpnItruirt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05
Gin yTnlterfammcr. "

8roBe 2tufregung ijber cine bermejntz
lide GntOetung in Der friibersn
Wobnung Oss @eneral8 gorraOo.
- @S mar aber teins Softer,
iOnbern nur eire Speiietammer.
5apana 4. San. - Die 8Orz
ItGbte SaDana'S Iino gum 3pede beIz
Ierer militGriI4sr Gontrple unter ben
8eFe6l beg Generals 2uDlptp geIteQt,
unD bic bort itafionirten 8olontdre Ii.
8pli8iiteu purDen pon Dem gomnrans
Do bes Generals See an busienige be3
Generals 2ublon ii6ertrugsn. Slip
QremauOera, Elm cubaniIber Qieutez
nant, lit ppn elmer 9atroui[Ie entpaffz
net unD in pas cu6dniI6s Eager 3u
M&driano geI9idt pDrDen. Sein Rez
polper purOe confi85irt. - N}ajor
Sapage leioet an Ufalurid.
8rOBe 2ufregung Durbe bur9 Die
in Den 6eutigan neutrality-suspicious.
per6fRntli9te glu9ri8t perurTd6t,
DaB cine Softer uno 6inri8tungsz
8ammer in Der No6nung be5 Ipaniz
I6en 0tilitGr 8ouberneur8, neben
oem 9olaIt, ent0edt porbsn lei. Die
8lGtter bebaupten, Die Spunier bGtten
in btsIer &ammer 9efangene uuf bic
Softer geipannt uno bingeri6tet. Der
6uBboOen mar angebIi6 nit getrodnez
ten 8lutfleten 6eo&tt uno bic WGnba
pieIen Spuren pon Uta3etenbieben
auf. Gire aufgeregte W}enge DerIamz
malte 1idh DOR Dem 8ebduDs, pelhe5
3uleBt pom General ParraoO bepobnt
mar. Die betreffenOe &ammer miBt
a6t SUB i'm 9ebierte uno liegt in unz
mittel6arer 0d6a be5 SpsiIe3immers.
Wa6r16eirli9 puros Tie in Wirtli9z
felt gum 2lufbepa6ren bpn 3afeIgez
i6irr unb Speifen benuBt, urb Die
8lutfLsden ru6ren Dom 6leiI6 Der,
peL6es barin aufgebdrgt mar. DAB
9eneral 9urrobo nirtli8 9efangene
folterte, 8Ioubt tein Derniinftiger
MenT9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-05

9Clabuma-69. 8egirnert BON Rem
0orf; 3. pon 6Iorioa, 8eiOe in 9untsz
bile; 3. bon SerneFee in 2nniiton.
Georgia - Gompagnie'n q uno 3
pom fdr6iger Snfanterie Regime1t
aus on0iunu, in &6idamdug1; 3. BON
HprozGarplinu uno 6. DOn 8irgtnien,
in Wacon; 8. BON Rttpz 9Ser1sp uno 15.
Don 9ennInloarien in 2(tbsns.
SiiozGurolina - ihpere 8dtterie
pon Suo Carolina, ouf Sullipdn'5
Ssluno; 4. 8eQiment BON Mifouri,
@rlensDiIIe; 2. Don 5ernehee. @Olumz
6ia; 9. pon O6p. Summerpile.
5eras - 3. poa Seras, Sort Start.
Gulifprnien - s. pon @alifornien,
g:nici1=9drrlden; I6tpere 8dtterta'n
3 uno s, cuIiforniThe Nrtillerte.
Die Gtnnulme pom % dntld
etne abqeturtete g d4e.
GbicuqD, 4. Sanuar. - ueber
Den San WaniIu's GuBer.e Iib W}ujpr
D. Spnnen6srg, Der CUR 3eit BIER mel
lenoe Mtilitdrz2(ttatt Der Oeuti9en
8danDtI6aft an Sapun, tpaI6er lGnz
gers 3tit 8uManila itatiOnirt mar, ME
fptgt:
gDie mir 1Aaint, puroe bis6er nod
nitt Die pa6re @eI6ihte Der Grobez
rung Wanila's er3GbIt. IS Ifsint oiez
Isl6a nuh einem porber Derd6reoeten
9rogramm srfolgt gu iein. 2(n ienem
13. 2luguit, Wiorgen5. bega6 ih mid
Islbit an 8or0 Der Olympia" DOR Gas
bite unO erpirtte Die GrlaubniB, Der
amerifun;I6en 6lottt in elmer 8ampFs
ja6t 5u folgen, nm iie beobd6ten 3u
t0nnen. SD mar Di6t binter Der
6lotte, ais Iih oieielbe etna 2 M}eilen
ppr ben 8efeiti9ung8Derten bon Utaz
Mia aufitellte. lin 9 llbr pur0s Od5
8ombQrOsment er0ffret; id1 mar ii6erz
raI6t, Dab ale &u9ein, pel9e Die 10
trefTIideren Qmeritunii6sn NrtiQeriz
Iten I6oFen, etpa 500 Ydros Dor ben
8efeItiqungsperten in ben 9afen fiez
len. 8ulO a6er baritunO t6, bdB Qoz
mirdl Oetpe1 nt6t BADEN rpOllte, DAB
bic 8om6en Die Spanier errei9ten.
lin i'll ll6r T6on fam Oas Signal,
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gGiro ratifi3irt.

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