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4 BOYS BRAVE RESCUE.
PULLED HIS BROTHER FROM UNDER THE

PULLED HIS BROTHER FROM UNDER THE
FENDER OF 4 CAR.
Frank clifton thirteen years old, OF No los wash
lngton-st Hoboken. was running after his SIX
year-old brother Charles while At play on Friday
night when both boys fell on the tracks Of the
North Hudson County Railway Company IN front
Of their house directly I'm the course OF rapidly
moving trolley car Of the Westinghouse. line.
Frank iurnped 10 his feet but little Charles disap-
eared under the fender. Motorman Charles Brun-
ing smut 1n the current and applied the brakes
ard brought tn car TO a stanisuI as quickly as
nossihlo While h. was thus eNerting himself ana
before the car came 20 stop Frank seized MS
Uffle brother by the Clothes and dragged him from
linGer the fender thus saving the boys life.
Frank wss loudly praised by the motorman and
q number Of people who witnessed the rescue HIS
brother es.aped with slight injuries.
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cnmGLLL HILL 1 SLIcIDE.

l.,d.o oct O. ,spcclaD.-An last night Mrs
Co... nan Law awake at her home az 80 10
,,o,r, vcr,on-st.. listening FOR the return OF her
,v,en,y-four-year-old son Cowgirl Shortly after b
.,,,oL ,hls morning Mr.. Han went 20 the out
house on the premises There enc vas horpeu b
49,. mo ln.lt of htr son. WITH feNoiN'f ~ nI7
t.ra Mr. Halls scream was heard ny d Iie4s -
Tor who found her lying unconscious, %, ,hhe
,,'ra,,,,rd Then tho neighbor saw ne DoiF OF tne
With the pistol rtil ciasptd IN ms manu-
cowgirl had committed suicide ne yI i '.. ~
,t"re In Philadelphia Disappointment III "a lo'e
offtir is believed TO have driven MIN 10 s"''iu'
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AMBULANCE SURGEON WITHOUT PAY.

DIR. CocHRANE UNABLE TO GET REMUNERATION
FOR SERVICES AT COMFY ISLAND.
The case OF DIT. Cochrane. Of Coney Island, IS
attracting considerable attention among doctors
He has worked all summer ambulance sur
geon but has received pay. He not sp-
pointed by the Civil Service Commission, as he
had not passed en- examination. nor by the Board
Of Health, which. It appears, had no authority to
make such an appointment to the ambulance ser
vice in Coney Island
Dr. John W Pierce. Of Coney Island, who acted
there as ambulance surgeon in the winter season,
IS said to be responsible for the appointment. lie
paid Dr. Cochrane's salary until! he discovered that
he was not TO be reimbursed by the proper au-
thorties. 49,, go. -, ~,
Cochrane's salary Oh the ground that he was not
entitled to It, on account Of not having taken "a
civil Service examination. There Is no elSlple lst
for the place Dr. Cochrane Is indignant 20
think that he has been allowed to serve al sum m
nner without the possibility OF being PAID Tor MS
services.
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BEATEN AND ROBBED.

MRS. HERMAN SEVERELY INJURED IN AN
ENCOUNTER WITH BURGLARS.
When Julius Herman, Of No. 2a2 soith-st, Jersey
City reached home on Thursday night he found
his wife lying in the dining room suffering from
hys;eria \ physician was summoned and Mrs.
Herman recovered sufficiently 10 state that two
men had forced their way into the house, ana
one OF them choked her hurled her TO the moor
and then Jumped on her chest They tore open
her wrapper She said found her pocketbook. 40
stracted SO and then searched the house for yalu-
ablos. and In leaving kicked her " aic she was lyinS
hclplessly on the floor. She had noticed the men.
she said lettering about the house. The police
were notified Nothing was missing but the money.
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BANDITS ROE 4 LIQUOR DEALER.

THEY SECURE MONEY. a WATCH AND A DIAMOND
PIN At THE POINT or 4 REVOLVER
Louis Behrens was closing his FALCON. Wythe
ave enc South Sixth-st, at midnight Thursday
wheu three well dressed men entered and ordered
drinks While Behrens filing the glasses one
OF the men levelled a revolver at his head.
Hehrens took so IN bills from his pockets. his
watch and chain. and gave UP a diamond pin valued
al SCo The men carried Behrens into rear room
laid him on the floor. and advised him 70 keep
uuieter than he ever had done in his life. When
he was sure that his visitors had gone he ran 10
the Broadway ferry. where he told Parolman John
FaNon. Captain Short put detectives on the case
at
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LARGER TROLLEY MAILCAR SERVICE.

POSTMASTER WILSON CoNFERs WITH TIE POST
MASTER GENERAL.
Postmaster Wilson has returned from washing
ton where he had a conference with the Postmas-
ter General regarding the extension OF the local
mallcar service. Mr. Wilson said that the trolley
nailcar service would probably be increased.
although the department believes that the trolley
company Is charging excessively for the use OF
the cars. The is i cents mile for each car.
The company" added Mr.. Wilson, is willing 10
reduce tie rate II We combination passenger
and mail cars, but do not want to do that. as
we believe in having cars for the exclusive use Of
the mails. 7 shall have "A conference with Presi-
dent Rossiter OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany, and IL arrive at satisfactory terms troll
ley mailCars will be from the main pcstofiice
up Futon-st. 10 Flatbush-ave. to Fifth-ave. 10
Thirty-ninth-st.. TO Third-ave to Fort Hamilton.
10 Bath Beach. to Coney Island and to Sh"epshead
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'l'1t LECTURES at INSTITUTE MUSEUM

tue Msse," iFes lectures ~ the Brooklyn Ins,i-
afternoon A. "a - Eastern Parkway. VIII begin this
C;ooo,..r MI, ~ O'Clock Professor William II.
rarnic Cree, =. 'Yssk On picturesque and Pano-
SATURDAY of,e,,@ anu viii continue on the following
aud Roman cy ,,s TO describe the ancient Greek
ures ending on NJ ~ IN course Of thirty lect-
orally coored g an1 s,o The Illustrations are gen
beauty ana exceieusau have The same artistic
course No tickets are reo,S hose Of ast seasons
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ROBERT ". FIELDING ARRAIGNED.

EX-DEPUTY CITY WORKS COMMISSIONER
PLEADS TO FOUR NEW INDICTMENTS.
Robert w Fielding. Deputy City Works Com
missioner in the old city OF Brooklyn. ar
raigned before Justice Josiah 7. Marean in Part
OF the Supreme Court yesterday on four IN
dictments charging him with conniving at the
auditing OF false and fraudulent bills against the
city OF Brooklyn for the repaving and filling in Of
Neptune-ave. lie waived the reading Of the indct-
ments. pleaded guilty and the trial set
down for October 49, I'm Part Of the supreme
Court He convicted last year on similar
charge, but the judgment was reversed by the
Court Of Appeals on the ground that District At
torney Marean used unwarranted language IN sum-
ming up the for the people
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u,,,rrvcr0y VOTED FOR coon ROADS

Huntington. Long Island Oct sIne , "r@S,U Of
soo' foe, another election be held to decide
whether nun, ,' when special election was held
sney y~or to see whether 5000 should be spent .pe
FIRST returns showed The p1opo5t9n n1 ballot were
REQ ny oIt and this resulted in me balos
INK declared detected sy w" no,, inspected. Tho
rfsds S' df good road, say that r 9 earrcd not
that the proposition nsn ballots
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COMFY ISLAND MANsLAUGHTER TRI4
JUDGE AsPINALL FIXES OCTOBER ~ FOR TAKING
Up A NOTELKEEPER's CASE

JUDGE AsPINALL FIXES OCTOBER ~ FOR TAKING
Up A HOTELKEEPERs CASE
Herman Brown. proprietor OF a hotel in Surf
ave. Coney Island. was arraigned yesterday before
Judge Asphalt IN the County Court on a charge Of
assal!tng Mortimer Radford on August Il last
Racford died TWO days later. He frequented sa-
looms and drained partly emptied glasses Of beer.
Brown saw him do this IN his place on the night
Of The assault and, according to several wit
resses. knocked him down and threw him out on
the sidewalk
Brown was arrested when Radford died, and was
GEO ee oy the Grand Jury for mansaughter In the
second degree He got out on bail, but seven Wit
nessss were held In jail Judge Aspinal set the
Tial for October y. and Brown Will be held until
le secures another bondsman. John L. Shorter
case postponed stil further. but the Judge would
not permit IL. he said il an outrage 10 keep
the seven witnesses locked up any longer than
necessary. They have been in jail ever since the
assault while Brown has been out on bail.
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TERDIcTs AGAINST A TROLLEY ROAD.

,'1i 's Mary F. O'Donnell Of No. 234 East Fiji
o,-' Manhattan, and her husband. Peter v
1'"'eli yesterday obtained verdicts for damages
' ,t me Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company
G. 80 II OF the Supreme Court, before Justice
S"'.''soa. On May %. ls5s. MIS-. ODonnell was
~.. 49, N getting of q car. and IN the Joint suit
her bssteco she obtains judgment for 81 s25. and
FayarsS ho one for 80
Railroad Stuueh, VINO sued the Nassau Electric
400 Tor ,riynpany before Justice Marcan for
car az Be-..e'es received by being thrown from a
"a sot 'sssn,st and Fifh-avc. on September D.
''' verdict FOR cents
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TRluPLED BY cows.

M. jane Hannah and Ter one-year-old chil1
were badly Injured by herd Of cattle on the
farm ~ RAYMOND Mclhaney. near Deans ycster-
dav afternoon She lives on the place. and. as Is
her custom. went out into the field to drive me
cows home Suddenly they turned ana stampedea
toward her. probably angercd hy bright red waist
,,t Cha ,,oro She screamed for he p. and
"Hl S'. ,.. t.~ child 20 her e.dc mad" an
le ~ , csrapr Tho COWS uramped both under
foo. Mrs Hannah was rendered un.9n.,iyls, ',,,i'
i.'rn, hands went to ner assistance ana drove mo
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REGISTER FIELDER SERIOUSLY ILL.,.

STRICKEN WITH APoPLEXY. AND HIS CONDITION
Is SAID TO BE CRITICAL
Register George p Fielder Of Hudson County
was stricken with apopcxy yesterday a. his home
in Jersey City. and his condition is critical he
has been Register for fifteen years. and was 4
candidate for denomination. bat the party bosses
decided another candidate Fielder published .
letter a few days ago stating that be would oc d
candidate but. his health not icing robust. Ais
phvslcl4n advised BIN ID abstain from engaging
In =. rriffcsl contest and hs Wa about ~ prepare
a statement explaining MS Withdrawal Mr. Fielder
IS ii veteran Of ,ne Civil War ana served 'nc TORN
iu
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RTN DOWN ~ 4 TTNNEL.

PATRICK scHULLY. Az OLD EMPLOYE or THE
LEHIGH VALLEY. MEETS INSTANT DEATH
Pennington oct. . (SpeclaD.-Patrick Schuly.
aged nfty-three years, WAS struck and instantly
killed i'm tho Pattenburg Tunnel on the Lehigh
vsno, Railroad last night Schuy had been EN-
Moved bv The I@high Valley since the road was
built Although ne walked through the tunnel re-
ueatedlv during the night il is believed that he be-
came bewrdcred or misIu1gcd the distance OF the
train. ,,.. - . 49,. ,
his hoJv was badly burned. He leaves a widow
,n5 two children
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European Trains de Luxe
FROM LONDON

Luchor Express-Pyrenees Roynn Express
Nord ExDrcss-Bcrlin * ST. PetersburE-En n
gadine Exprcss-Coire, Zurich. a LncernS;.--
carlsbad ExDress-Eger. BnNrenth Snrls-
b,'dEpcninsui rExpress-Brindisi for Egypt.
-NIcditerrnnenn EAprcss-Ntce. Monte thriV
.tr--Trirsfc ENur.'~~ - vienna. trieste ~
Exprcss-Constansa ~ Con-
ENpress-Genoa. "ome "
Naples. o 20
INTERNATIONAL SLEEPING CAR co"
IA Cockspur ST.. LondOn-3 Place de iopere'
Paris.
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SAYS HIS WEDDING WAS A CONSPIRACY
1Ac1,NAx REMEMBERS = CEREMONY WIEN HN
WAS GROSSLY INTOXICATED.

WAS EWO7-IFI ~
paul,ne Lachman has brought an acuo" aea''S
a,,,s Tochman and his children 10 Obtain Juac'i'
determination that real estate when LOUIS i.i
man before an alleged marriage TO tne p'","''.''
conveyed 10 tie Defendants Is suiye.' ~
,t, ~ the ulaintlN Judgment was iaHrh ~
llsAt ~ a ,,nofion 10 opcn DO Has madc Ae'lri-
I, Decision was reserved. Louis l.acI.l.'m
"a: ~ tnorr never an actual maj Iinf'
lose btn and Pauline Cohen, who su. a. 'iii'.'o
"',.,"m lie is sixty-four years Oh re
IachHai. h ntcbf Of January % last he was IN the
5qSS 9 store Of the Wmchnskys at T8 iI
son-aNer t5"osiar Poles gave him liquor without
S SsN krowledge Nj L1ehman sa ,ha cnnG,on thc
grossly me- Lrought I'm Pauline Cohen, ana d..
Rosen % not rabbi Gns mat aar 4s SST 5a
ROseh PEI - a., pos never lived with Panhnr ana
II sa\s .. Us no marriage agreement OF s'''l'
me
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MERCER COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

CANDIDATES OF LITTLE STRENGTH PUT ~
THE FIELD
Trenton. Oct CSpec.aD.-The Democrats OF Mer-
Ger County hold their convention at Hopewell this
afternoon. and made the following nominations:
For Sheriff. James I Burke. Of Princeton: for
Surrogate Francis y. Lee. a lawyer, Of Trenton;
for The Assembly. William J. Walsh and Lewis y.
\. Marshall Of Trenton. and RockhilI Hart, Of
Hamilton Square
The ticket IS considered the liehtest put in the
field in many years The convention was very slim.
~ attended. there Is hope Of the election ~
tho ticket. the Democrats lacking organizntio in
tho county and being il minority. anyhow.
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vps uARsHALEs GENEROUS GIFT.

p,,o,,c oct (speclaD-Mrs. Charles c. Mar
Ill ~ Neyv-York cry former resident % this
citv and daughter Of the late millionaire metro
politan merchant. Rufus story has donated 10 me
80, ~ Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
600 lots Of ground IN West Twenty thirdst.. be
tween Avenues y and L. a site for the erection
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STRICKEN WITH APOPLEAI.

William Anuess. an octogenaran. who mad lived
g., rersev CITY since boyhood. was stricken with
apoplcxy yesterday morning ana was removed 10
.to ci,,. Io-nifai Annr~s was once W,lth. ON,
it bis fortune by lndOrsing notes lor irlcds anu
aching as surety for contractors IN rec'"' Inn
ne had tinsmith shop anu "''- d" "
laek Of his shop.
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find The London office OF The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street. a convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
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TH0i. BILLINGS TO IEcTrRr az wte.

versity o. 80 - Billings late Of the State Uni
ana Cops,i,,,,.o,,.e. vi" lecture on THE Ethics
Ias' se2 5s Ge iSe Long as H s%ad
ave. Brooklyn Sunday Gn a. HtSshtast near Bedford
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THE SCENIC LINE,
..rnt Avn RATTWAX OF ENGLAND.

The most interesting aid picturesque route ron 22rse
10 south through entire u Engahi; ENFh EIs
TRAINS LIVERPOOL (cenuaQ 70 LoNlDN and ~ e.,
CfPAI TOWNS Ais LIVERPOOL ,ExchanEel 70 scot,
land THROUGH TICKETS O. LONDON PARIS , ana al
narfs NEWEST TYPE ~ Rolling STOCK on tNpf-ss
trains BAGGAGE CHECKED through from hote' tssi.
Gerce or pier New 0rk 10 any part OF o.,
guides time tables maps &c at the MlDSA ~ CoSii
pANY's AGENCY NE re- Thos. Cook SOM -ol bIo4H-
way. corner Warren-st.. New York
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Montclar. Oct. CspecisD.-ouo Maus. Wei
known German resident OF this town. was horse
whipped last night Dy Mrs. Margaret Guessing,
middle aged woman. Mrs. Gus'ing says Naus msde
,ncomulinentarv remarks about her. Naus denies
~ and mas preferred u charge Of assault aSainsS
tho woman.
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Tariffs 81 the Hotels and full particulars
y y routes. he had the European
Offices of the "Tribune." at 40 Fleet street
London.
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foreign Resorts.
Hotels in the British Isles.

Hotels in the British Isles.
Gordon HIS Ltd1 ROYAL PIER HOTEL.
EAsTBOURNE ....... ......
Gordon nh, Lids BURLINGTON HOTEL.
Gordon H'tl. Ltd1 CLIrFoNvsrLE HOTEL.
DOVER ...................
Gordon H'tls LtdJ LOi,D WARDEN HOTEL.
FOLKEsTONE ..... 1890
IGordon H',Is Ltd HOTEL dETRoPoLE.
BROADsTAIRS ... -
Gordon I'fs Ltd.l GRAnD HOTEL.
MIDLAND GRAND HOTEL
LIVERPOOL
ADELPHI HOTEL
QUEENS HOTEL
BRADFORD
MIDLAND HOTEL
M0RECAMBE BAY
MIDLAND HOTEL
DERBY
MIDLAND HOTEL
ROYAL YACHT CLUB HOTEL.
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foreign Resorts.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The international Palace Hotels,
The Riviera Palace ........ Monte Carlo.
The Riviera Palace,
NICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. France.
shepheards' Hotel and
The Ghezireh Palace. Egypt
The La PLACE. & The Royal Palace,
OsitND. pcis' "i@'
Chateau Royal,
ARDENNEs. ................ belgium
Pavilion de Bellevue,
BELLEVUE. near Paris. Frnnce
Hotel stephanie
Tic Cd Hotel international.
BRINDISI. ...........-. .lthiy'
The AVcnidR Palace,
LISBON ..............+. ...t. .fortuEai'
The summer Palace.
THERAPIA. 90. ............ iurkey'
The pcra Palace
CONsTANrlNoPLE ......'' so
Terminus Hotel ............- borueuuA'
For Information. tickets - all points ana y reser,
acronnrodatons apply International s C. Cos Olces -
Cockspur.st. London. Place &c lOpera. Farls
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HoRsEWBIPPED BY / WOMAN.

conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Bssell, the curate OF
Trinity Church
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| BROOKLYN NEWS.
rUEFTS AT THE NAVY Y ARD
,BprE ARRESTS IN a BIG CONSPIRACY
TO STEAL METALS.

49,, CONSTRUCTOR BOwLEs FINDS THAT
,,,xy MEN ARE IMPLICATED - HE
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Neateitc NaOriOteta.

Sn RalIel, Iotpie in gan5en Guloa=,
Saar= uuo gmssebiet bat Elm Orfan
uner,neblipen 56aoen anseridtet. Sn
Dem 9orfe Slpersgebopen i'm Grfurter
Greile liiirste burb Die @eipalt oes
Sturnies ein Sabritneubau eth uns
nebrere Mrbeiter purDen berlebt.
IS beiBt in Gom, bab Der Grsbiihof
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Mdrs ab9ebulten ,ueroen Miro, nit oem
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ipiirt, Die @inpobner ,puroen bon Ell
mem beilloieu G6refsll ergrifftn. ollie
6eniter in Der Staot seriprangen.
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Der Gar merbe i'm l'iai naA Der 3iuiera
fommen. 9aielbit tperoen i'm Prdli=
bent 5aure uno Safer @ilbelm be-
iuhen.
sSn G0ln treffen nod fortwdbreno
tpeitere SiobsbotibaFten iiber Die 8er=
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anaeri6tet bat. 9lu9 oas Woieltbal
lit BON einem i9meren sturme beimge=
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pielsrorts bon ipoltenbru1arti9en Ne=
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angeribtet baben. 0iele 8ebirgspdI5e
1ino blodirt uno man beTitrdtet fur bic
,dhiten Sage aablrei9e ungliidsmel=
bun9en iiber 2apinenitiirae uim.
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oaB Die Ipaniibe &esierllng Die Mblidt
babe, bic @ortes llm bic grlaubnib gu
erIu6en, Die Gardiner. Marianen uno
Die pelen=sSnieln pertaufen 3li oiirfen,
ba 5panien nidt I'M Stanoe lei, bic
n0tbigen 5diife uno Goloaten su ltsl=
len, um bieie Snieln su pertbeioigen.
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Mrao, nngarn, fam es am Dienltag all
fblutigen Wablunrllben, bel ipelhen
bier Menihen set0otet unb ied5ebn
Il1tuer DeriuInoet ipurDen. Sruppen
|iino bon Nrao mad oem Gdauplabe
eutianbt tuoroen.
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g'en g1ilabtlpba s., gonntrstag ben 19 Sannar 1899

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buna auf oem ssprum bas Grab Oes
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9iahts elm ihred.ih id0nes 5hauipiel.
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Die sliibenoen Mailen an 200 Weter bob
in ole 2uft eelblsuoert.
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cine arose Gblabt ltatfaefunben. Gie
tiirfiIbe,, 5ruppen itiirnlten uno er0bel=
ten al, so. Nopenber Die 5teInna Der
SnIureenteli bsi e5baasl. Wegen 1000
Snluraenten uno 1000 Siirfen nuroell
getDotet ooer pertpunoet.-
Sebr gum Nodtbeil Gra!anos bot
GuBlanD einen YiinoniBpertras nit
oem gmir BON Nfshaniitan abgeibloi=
fen.
3u geliait, gnglano, tpuroe Der
orDbte S5eanoampIer Seeanic bonn
Stapel seloiien. @r lit 704 6ub lang
unb 72 SUB brett. Sie 8reat @aItern
mar $50 6ub lang. Ser Dambfer
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laufen.
Das enaliide Nomiralitatsgeridt ent=
I6ieo. 0aB Die 5Siibrer oes Sampfers
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@enerale 5ransatlantique" allein all
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idcttlanb, ibulo leieil. Befanntlid)
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IsnrAtbarc Gt;lrmc.

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bare Gtiirme in Gnglaflo nlip anf Dem
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shnsemaNen blotirt uno an mebrereu
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ben icfllpanfsnosI, 0duiern fliihteteil.
gei glieoernsutirdb I'M Ranigreih 5ad.
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mann babllrh actootet, oaB CT ourf
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llnfall ereisnete lidb bel 5olinsen
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buuies abeerillen, uno IN s9ien muyoe,
burh GaAaieaet. Jenitertriimmer uni
8aunlilte mebrere psrIonea AetOotet
unD piele Cetlebt.