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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
IN LINE OF PROMOTION.
Vacancies Among Volunteer Officers
tO br Filled from the Ranks.

WASHINGTON. July la-The reports of
recruiting Yesterday show that no men
We're enrolled making a total of 2.6,S
The Thirty-hrst Regiment leads with
oi6 and the Twenty follows with
5oj
The War Department is offering extra
inducements TO expedite the recruitment
of the ten volunteer regiments. Nearly
AN the commissions having been issued
many OF the disappointed applicants have
been advised 10 enter the ranks. ms IN
that way IL may be possible for them 20
secure commissions.
General Corbn says that the policy Of
the administration will Dee 90 ON AN va
cancles which may occur among ihe COM
missioued officers from the ranks ot the
regiments where they occur number cf
applicants for commissions have enlisted
AS privatcs i'm the different regiments
These men have been appointed nom
commissioned officers wherever possible
and consequently are next In line ~
promotion 10 commissioned rank In the
event OF a vacancy.
Another method Of securing recruits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
PRISONERS SOON
TO BE RELEASED
The Negotiations of Spanish Com
missioners in the Philippines
Have Been Successful.

MANILA. July l9-5.55 T. M-Thc Span
ish commission charged with negotiating
for the release of the Spanish prisoners
held by the Fuplnos expect TO return 10
Trac soon with full authority 20 secure
the release of AN the prisoners.
The commissioners hope TO be- able to
make arrangements under which Tho
money 90 be paid for the ransom OF Span
ish captives VIII Doe deposited I'm the bank.
t0 be- drawn by The Fihpinos al future
date, SO that the money cannot be- used
20 carry ON the war against the United
states
CIVILIANS DETAINED.
The Filpin3- refused 90 allow civilian
prisoners TO- embark ON board O. ship lcav-
ing Apawi. although they had passports
signed by Aguinaldo.
There have been terrific rains here dur
ing the last two days. I'm consequence II
mas been necessary 20 use boats I'm mov-
ing about the streets of Manila and the
whole country Is flooded
The total precipitation thus far in July
has been 30 inches. and in the last thirty
one hourse ~ inches of rain have fallen
ONE SOLDIER KILLED.
Insurgents concealed ON the bank Of
the Rio Grande to-day fired on the gun
boat l.aguna de Bay, killing one soldier
aud wounding two. The gunboat trained
a Calling gun upon the shore and quick
ly dispersed the insurgents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20

lie arrived I'm Washington last night too
late TO make official calls. Almost before
the executive departments were opened
for business this morning he called ar tne
White House. and. visiting the President
in his office announced that he hdd con-
ciuded 90 resign his office.
What paesed between himself and the
President is n matter of surmise. Tor
neither have anything 20 say on mat
point
Some routine business pertaining to the
War Department was disposed OF between
the President and the Secretary, ana
then Mr.. Aleer went over % his once
and spent some time with General VIII
son. chief of engineers, and MAJOR hop
kins. looking into the merits of a contro-
vorsv which had arisen over the con-
struction of drawbridge over navg'-
bile stream n Michigan. Major Hopkins
had iust returned from personal inspec-
tfon of tine locality and had prepared
r.norf ON the subject Several times they
wore futerruutod hv AdiutantGeneral
Corbin. who had some matters OF pressing
currcut business requiring the pcraoliil
action OF the Secretary tO bring to his
attention. This attended to. Secretary
Alcer wrote .out his formal letter or
resieuation and personally carried it over
to fine white House The call ON ms
occasion was brief. and when he return
cd to tho War Department Doe closed the
door of his office TO most of The many
callers who were in waiting and h'd
long conference with Adiuiant-Gcncr"l
Corniu. ...
TNCONMUNlCATlNE
ro the newspaper men who sought To-
secure some expression from mm ln'
Secretary, was courteous. hut firm. ON
fne ONO side General C0rbin and on the
other Mr. Victor Mason. h.s private sec-
rstar, bv his authority. as they said,
rn4do be announcement That Secretary
Nee~ had submitted his resignation to
tno President. to take effect at the p.eas-
urc or the President
At.his residence iu The evening tho Sec
retarv was equally uncommunicdiiNe
and positively declined to r-'en anN
reason for the action hc had taken. Tie
bad called during the afternoon upon
Secretary Hay af the State Department.
and with him at home were Major Hop
kius and Mr. Mason. The Secretary saw
no one but n few of the newspaper men
who called.
Ills plans for the future have already
been defined.
Mr. Aeik'eiahH the Assistant Secretary
of War. is 100 present supposed to hc in
Wisconsin. whittier Doe went two weeks
ago to make "a personal inspection of
the Fox river impr0vcmeHtsH scheme
which has given the Engineering Bureau
endless trouble and which DOW requires
some positive recommendation 9t Che
hands of the Secretary 90 Congress at
the next session. Tie has boon notified
of what has happened and is expected
to return % Washington to assume
charge of the War Department urti
such time a- the President shall name "a
permanent Secretary. Probably that viii
Doe by the end of the present month
a HEAVY LOAD.
Secretary Algcr IS much wcaricd by
the weight of responsibility Doe has
CONTINUED ON Second Pagcl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
THE LIST COMPLETE
The President Names the Last Two
Colonels VI Volunteer Army.


WASHINGTON July p.-Captain VII
liam r. Birkheimer Third Artillery and
Canfain LYMAN y. Kennon. Sixth In
fantrv have been named colonies Of vol
untoers. This completes the list OF vol
uptoer colonels. Colonel Birkheimcr has
been assigned TO the Twcnty-eighth In
fantrv and Colonel Kennon 20 the Twen-
ty-niuth.
Colonel william +. Birkheimer was
born I'm Ohio and served as a private
i'm Company VI. of the Fourth Iowa Cav
airy. from March. 1861. % August, 1860.
lie entered West Point year later and
upon graduation IN 1870. was assigned 10
the Third Artillery. with which regiment
he had continued tO serve up tO the present
time lie served with MS regiment on us
various Eastern and Southern stations.
lie has been with his regiment in the
philippines since June, 1898, where De ls
acting Inspector-General and Judge-Ad-
vocate Of the Eighth Army Corps. He
has been highly commended for his gall
lant service. and was especially recon-
mended for promotion by MaiOr-General
Lawton Tor gallantry.
Colonel Lyman B. Kennon was born In
Rhode Island, and appointed a-cadet 90
the Military Academy from that State,
graduating in 101 He became captain
Inn 1S>- lie served with his regiment.
First Infantry. On Utah from 1921 90 1896
when DE was appointed aide-de-Camp TO
the late Major George Crooke. and served
I'm that capacity and also as engineer ofii-
GER at head0uarfers, Department of the
Platte. until 1890. During the war with
Spain hc served with distinction with his
regiment in the Cuban campaign. and
Colonel Egbert. then in command of the
regiment but who has since ben killed
I'm the Philippines reported that Captain
Kennon led his Ghe firsO company of
the regiment, up san Juan Hill For gall
liant conduct in that action he was bre-
.-nLnI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
While Not Unexpected the Resigna-
ton Was Not Looked For Yet,
EFFECTIVE FIRST OF AUGUST
But Was rendered lat the Pleasure of
the President" - Formal Acccp
tancc VIII be Made in a Few
Days-No Oncial statement
as Go the Cause was
IIOCurahlc.

.. .s....t....,. al
NANliIN'I 'N. '"H
ger to-day rendered t' thc President hiS
,..Ior.tf.r .f fhe war portfolio. Tine
.e..ti,.. Au,usf
IeaI-hi'''N "''
Ist. fhoueh i. WIe rendered 'Ai ih' II''a-
,.,. .f OBJ. Pre- r.dpnl"
.,.....i.. i....,,,, .. fr mis- sue
,...... 60.
D,.r Huf t i 'hii'F .I..''''''' ''''
IfI...rdIe- tho REPORTS thlt Mr.
... l.,.. ,,ntinu. 4t the
'-' tt. ....,,.l
N'" '' I'D. '"'
resignation camn suddenly anu uh.N-
uDet.IIv $50 Iutle was 30 expected at this
time CHAT some oi the Cabinet olhc'i7'
vncn f.o news nret became pui.l'' were
inclined fu regard the announcer h'ul '7
premature. Formal acceptance "l ine
resignation bad n1t boon nl''r
PRESIDENT up to "a ai' hour ''.'l-H,' ,'.
VIII he in letter i' pe "ii'''" "'.'''''
t1e noNf daF or two .......
NOTHING 'INI IN ~,
40 official statement JOSS '' 'I'
fne resignation WAS lIo'"I''..
from OBJ. Pres s.aenl "r ii'i"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
SUMMARY OF T0-DAY'S NEWS.


Local.
Mrs. Lizzie NJ Ellis taken q me
Eastern state Hospital
Governor ryler gives his views of ths
city Committees action.
Work OF the Dover Baptist Associa-
"a warning TO those WHO have failed 10
pay their license taxes.
CITY Democratic Committee asked 70
reconsider their action in refusing "
allow an expression Of choice for Senator
in the primary
LILLIAN Layne sent 20 penitentiary from
Hanover for cattle stealing ,,...
Two men. both named Jonn Suis, al
rested for criminal assault AZ halio'p.
prompt action taken by Judge CasscL
Washington and Lee elects new pro-
''ss;,, @sesboard Air Lines missing link elects
Daniel Martin and other from neni
company a. the Manassas .orse snow
-Dr. Brown condition nncnansei'
Gcmcrai.
secretarv Of War Alger resigns his
nlace I'm the Presidents tdnlnt.. 90
THE President completes the tiSi OF
new volunteer officers. ,....... a..
Vacancies amons the so.n9,,So s.,.,,,o ,yoso
acers will be- nlled by gfVmos'o" ito"'
''.e vGen ian" Anderson denies that he made
statements 10 Filipino Commission attrio-
uted 10 him. -. VI >.,.1
The investigation 9f Na| YORK cana'
,rs,,ds cxOnerates STATE onlcidls.
@National Democratic Comitteo meets III
~n'sx xsW York Chicago Platform Demo-
Gratis arraign the Tammany organizstion.,
S,rlke on the Metropolitan, encourages
the brooklyn ST. ttkers.
'''o Fire on Broo klyn waterfront destroys
,ronertv worth quarter Of a million.
Foreign.
Austria classes Dewey with thu
worlds greatest naval heroes.
Chinese natives are rising against the
foreign element
--The Shamrock again easily defeated
the Britannia
eignalion OF Secretary Aiser
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20

was asked by President stern TO tell the
club why Il would not be wise 10 uhuo
what has been done Mr.. Wallace sai"
he could speak only for himself re
believed the committee had tried TO 90
what was best for the interests of the
party. In his Judgment the explanation
OF the action taken was that the com
mittee did not feel authorized in view oi
the action OF the State Committee IN
June 20 order a primary election for
Senatorial candidates
FULTON CLUB.
The Fulton club had fine meeting
with Mr. Thomas Landers, president. IN
the chair, and Mr. James T.. Grady, sec
retary. All the candidates spoke and had
enthusiastic receptions
The following offered by Mr.. s. 5. 7.
PattCs0n was adopted.
Resolved. by the Fulton Democratic
Club. that the City Democratic Commit
tee be- and it IS hereby requested. 10 re-
consider It's action and 10 give primary
I'm which the names Of the several Sena-
torial aspirants may be placed upon the
ticket so that an voters may vote for
their choice FOR Senator. and the five
delegates from this city may De instruct
ed Tor whom 20 vote for United States
senator I'm the next General Assembly
of Virginia
MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT.
The old Dominion Club will hold a
big rally in Ola Market Hall Friday
night. All the candidates Will bee On
hand and n committee will ask senator
Martin 10 make a speech.
Governor Tyler expects several friends
10 take the stump for him. lie is maxi
inc Ia IIef af nnnofmf
Baptisrs Visit the Governo =.
Governor Tyler left at 215 p NJ. yes
terday for Manassas TO attend the Horse
Show. lie will probably be back In the
city on Friday.
The Governor spent the morning az the
Executive Mansion. He received many
visitors who came here on an excursion
from Norfolk. given under the auspices
OF the First Baptist church of that city.
The eXcursiOnists were shown through the
mansion and everything possible was
done to make th6m enjoy their visit to
the mansion.
To Open Headquarters.
The city Democratic Committee will
open headquarters in the rooms Of the
Powhatan Club this morning. Mr..
j. Samuel wilkinson will be In charge.
assisted by Mr.. ". Parker Purcell as his
assistant Any Information concerning
registration or transfers VIII be gladly
given.
He is Not a Candidate.
state Senator George b. Keezell, OF
Rockingham county. passed through the
city en- route 90 Norfolk. where ne goes
to attend a meeting Of the state Board
OF Fisheries. Senator Keezell was proml-
nently spoken of some time ago as a
possible candidate against Mr.. \. W.
Harman for the state treasurership, but
he said last night that he would not be
a candidate for that office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
nn,rer,s Austrian WeIcome.

VIENNA. July l9-The Neue Freie
Presse has an article to-day heartily
welcoming Admiral Dewey 10 Austria
Recalling the bold coup de main az Ca
vite. the Neue Freie Presse sees I'M the
Admiral the personifcation of daring
GOODNESS and dweus on his calmness and
amiabuity. describing him as a model
soldier and gentleman. who viii be
placed in the category with De Ruyter,
Nelson and Teeeuhon The Neue Freie
presse then says.
"The great welcome extended 10 Ad-
miral Dewey is intended not only for the
hero. but above AN 90 the glorious rep
resentative of the American nation 10
which Austria-Hungary Is united by 50
many ties Of interests
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20

IS 10 offer commissions to men otherwise
qualified who will undertake Ito furnish
I'm each case not less than forty men
who can pass muster as soldiers and will
enlist for service in the Philippines. There
have been several cases OF this kind dur
ing the past week. \ former officer Of the
Texas Volunteer Infantry recently told
General Corbln that he would guarantee
to recruit two hundred good men from
Texas provided he was assured of COM
mission. General Corbin promised him a
second lioutenancy If he would recruit
even forty men for the volunteer army.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
Atthc Hague.

THE HAGUE July is..The third com
ferenea mer today. ~ Bourgeois of the
French delegation presidins. Al tho
oneninp Of the sitting tho ROumanlan.
Grecan and Seryian delegates Jointly
moved the total suppression ot the i've
arti,ies relating 10 International courts OF
inquiry
Cheyailer Descamp the Belgian dele
"a h. nd IN fessor Mfartt ns Russian dele
gate defended the articles which We're
finally passed on first reading
The arbitration scheme WI pfoDdOlF
bee uassed entirely tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
WON AGAIN.
The Shamrock Beat the Britannia
With Perfect Ease.

COWEs. July l9-Thero was beautiful
weather to-day for the trial of the yacht
Shamrock. challenger for the American
cum AGAINST the Britannia There We're
big crowds. both ashore and ahoat. 70
witness the race. The course to-day was
Yesterdays course reversed. The star
tng point was off the Royal Yacht
squadron house. around the Solent bank
BUOY thence to the Nab Lightship. fine
isnmr no the Spit Buoy. or Portmouth
The Prince of Wales boarded the Br-
tamm shortly before the start. There
WIS a good s0uthoastcrly breeze blow
ING aU morning. but it softened consider
ABLY towards the timo of starting OF the
race. Both yachts carried club topsalls'
good start was enecte' at 1912 a. NJ,
the Shamrock crossing The line fali
length ahead OF her competitor, being
very smartly handled.
Tho shamrock passed Ryde going TO-
ward The Nab lightship a mile and % hale
ahead of the Britannia and finally won
easily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20

LONDON ky. July l9.-The death Of
Z. D. FISHER. makes four fatalities in the
flsht near Manchester Monday The re-
ported death OF Robert fhilpot Is moor
afth victim Green Griffin. who had both
legs shot of. also will die.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
Dr Brown's Condition.

ASHLAND. VA. July H.-Speciu.-
The condition OF Rev Or. A. U. Brown
is unchanged Tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The range OF the thermometer yester-
sav was as follows. a. NJ. 80. Il n,
81. sP. NJ. N. 6p. A.. 81, Q =. NJ. so, y
ST.. %. Average. - TO-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20
WEATHER FORECAST

yirgInia-Increasing cloudiness Thurs
aav and showers Friday; variable WINDS.
North and South carolina-ProDaoiy
showers Thursday and Friday; variable
winds.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-20

Chairman - Wallace. of city committee,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

ipre9enber @eile porsunebmen-bis
auf einen. llnb Der lit: menn Glterr
In ri9tiser @eile CUR forperli9er
!3idti9uns ibrer &inber i6reiten,
weroen lie bur6 ibr sanSes Serbalter
babel in benz &inbe ben Ginbrud ber:
p%orruien, baB tie MIR w%iberwiuis, MI,
aus allerorinsli6iten @riinben uni
81 ibrem eisenen Sdmers b%aran9eber
init einem @ort, baB Viebe biz
Strafe biftirt. Dies @efilbl miro
aber cine seridtli6 p~erbdnste Straie
ME ermeten fonnen. Die Straie mirf
eben ais nafte Strai. biftirt pon eli.
mem Sremoen, ~pollSosen pon ,Srem=
ben, benen oas Strafen geruf lit.
Siele Ell Giniuano lit Elm lebr semi6ti.
ger, sumal audi an9eliGtS bes in all
Selneinen nieoeren moralii6en Stano=
punttes, worauf ii6 Die Orsane be-
ftnben, benen BEL inherent berrl6enoen
Spltem Die Serbdn9un9 lno %ou=
ltretuns Der Friiselitrafe %suialen
wiiroe. Sb er i6wer senrs miest,
Inn bic fir bic @ieoereiniibruns lpre=
denoen @rilnoe a~uiSubeben, wasen
mir ni6t gu entl6eioen aber er lit ie=
b%enfalls lorsfdlti9 in Setra6t 81 sic
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23

J. W. y. Sannes, 8ebiiliss superintendent.
Wnltap j. zimmerman, 9ofal Naent.
Seiiibernns BON $15 bis $4,000.
Nlter BON i bis 20 Sabren. - ar
9eno ipel6e Nistuuit in Der Office
ertbeilt. I'm
@ Seine llbren 81 ben niebris=
lten Fretlen beim u oberton. ct.
Gloub, Winn. IS ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
Sin biaises 9eim.

Der llnterS.ihnete bat 500 Ndtr Qanb
I'M 2own Uiumooo ,u pertaufen, ouf be.
men er aerne oeutibe Jamilien ang.iieoeli
ieb.n mohte. 0as game 2ano eian.t lid
,unl Bebauen portrefaih. Ter Sooen
lit iebI ihwer, ibwarier 6umus nit 9ebm:
llnrerbooen. guf Der erob.n Nd.rhah'
aibt es pieles gutes Wieienlano, ebenio
Waple', Gihen' unb Giienbol,. 9as 9ans
miro on 9eutihs fir $40 bis SIS per
Ider ~perfauft, ucu s.uen so Proient an
ee3ablt weroen miiiien, uno Der Reit fam
in Abihla9siablunsen nab gelieben bis
in 40 Sabren Az 5 Pro,.nt iinSbar be-
iab,t peroen. Srsens .inem adufer uire
elm 6aus errihtet uuo bic ium S.bauen
bes 5eloes notbiaen Adergerdtbe S.lieiert
7ieis 0%elesenheit lit cine 10 quite, wie III
woblielten pieoer in's Stearns 9suntr
geboten pirb. Wer INNER Ih elm 6eim
unter oiinitisen 9eoinaunsen snihaffen
mill, penoe fih an
6enrp SIents,
51-7mtS Jreeport, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
Jir uno geeen bic Yrisslaraie.

Menn elm 10 brmaner Wann wie
Sobn 81. Sbortau, Erdiipent Der Ge=
lelIidait sur Yerbiituns BON @raus
lamfeit Segen 6inber, bic @ieberein=
fiibrun9 Der Friiselitraie fir jusenbs
li6e Sausenidle unb %erbre6er emf
piteblt-ein Straimittel, mel6es alls
Der in England uno GuBlano uno bel
unS i'm Staate Selapare in allen cis
pililirten Staaten ais barbaril6, Der
Wenl6li6feit wioerlpr.6eno, ben
!3wet ni6t e~riiiuenb, iiber Sorb sez
worien iit-io muB baS ais Seweis
an9eleben werpen, oaB ibr Seri6wins
ben bod cine Hiide seluiien bat, bic
li4 bur6 oas weniser braltilde uno
einorudsuoue Wittel Der Sreibeitsbe=
%raubung unb Strafarbeit ni6t aus
filen ldBt.
Gltern wiiien, baB teine S%trafpre=
oi9t, tein Ginlperren, tein ,Salten Ell
mem ~nl6tsnueisen Sdlingel 10 nadz
oriltli6 ins @ewiilen reoet wie cine
til6tise 3ra6t Friisel, wenn iparz
lam uno nur in auBerorbentli6en
Sdaen angewanbt. llnp man bari
mobl fra9en, warum Der Staat ni6t
al Die Steue Der Gltern treten ioll,
menn oiele, Ipie bic NrI6t ,ei9t, IS
oil lolb' einbrin9li6er .Sulprade baz
ben ieblen ~laiien. Sine tilhtise Sra6t
FrilSel wiirbe obne 3weiiel auf 8na=
ben, welde bus Steblen, oas 3erit0=
rem fremoen Gi9entbums unb berslei=
den Sin9e ni6t lailen "t0nnen, einen
uiel %tieiern Ginbrut MAIDEN ais bas
Sinlperren, mel6eS auBerbem ben
Na6tbeil bat, baB es 81 einem !3us
lammenlperren nit anoern iu9enoii=
den Sausenitien urb 81 elmer se9.nz
leiti9en Seltdrtuns in Der Ni6tsnue-
isfeit tilbrt. is wirb BON allen Fd=
ba9o9en anerfannt, baB BEL einem
&inbe bic Strafe Dem Serseben 10
I6neu ais mOsli6 aui Dem SuBe iols
gen nno caB iie i6arf iein, baB aber
oamit bic anselesenbeit aud erlebist
uno perseiien iein iollte. Die Gin
Iperruns aber eriaut Oieie Sebinsuns
ni6t. Sic lit elm lanses Na6irasen,
Bonn pdoasosil6en Stanotpuntte an
leben mir oesbalb teinen perninitisen
Ginwano 9e9en bic anmenbuns Der
Friiselltraie aui iusenblide Gauge
nible, wenn bic Gltern ii9 unidbia
! seSeist baben, bielelbe in ;wedent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-23
6ebrMoer Ymt.
Nptij fir Sbanfli3ens.

IS miro hermit betannt 9entadt, bah
ihriitlihe @eiufe benz Con tnratb ppn
tesrrs etnsereld)t puroen uno in mel er
Office blnterleat liuo, Ill oen.u nm gilens
fir Terfan' 9eliti9er @etrdnfe n1breno oes
nit Dem |. II b Dem IA. YRdrS 1899 resy. be
%alrnenoen nro nit Dem |. resp Dem 4 Ndr,
8 0 enoenoen 5ermlns, uno oies bon fol-
&C ben Terlo Ell: Soiepb Rotbltein inn pipu
3ton in eitem 6rpntitmmer ali benz @rlno=
llor 2ox22 SUB 9roB IN einem @ebduoe
22X Sub 9rpB uno aebrauht ais Wobnbaps
uno Shantltube, gele9en aui Got | 8lsd
~ aui Der SCpnfeite BON Goscpe in oe.
nanntem 3olun Sos. Is. Hobe m Spipn
Nool i'm @eltfrontaimmer aui Dem @runo.
ilor 24x2s Sub 9roB in einem y, stod no.
hen 6rame @ebGuoe aui Cots ! uno g in
Slod s aui Der l~opnieite 30 Nuun In ae
nanntem 5pmn
Bennnnte @eilhe peroen pom 8ooro Der
9ommll' are pom learns Gpuntp I'M Spurt.
bauie gu ct elouo, Ninn am Wittpod,
ben Is. WGrS, 1899, 3 llbr nahmittnas err
orte I uuo barber beliimmt ceSeuat uni
bud 9ountp ? Stesel beitdtist am l.. Ie.
briar 1899.
y 9. 8ruber,
Ills Guoitpr BON Stearus Go, Nainu