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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
COTTON AlARKETs.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-COTTON-Thero
Was % waiting market for cotton after a
i.a1y opening M au advance OF 4Hl
points, the latter due 20 buIllsh cables ana
foreign buying supplemented by more
Or less conflicting crop accounts The teQ-
turo OF the cables was the net advance of
1-Olg 2-Oid. on Saturdays closing, in the
face of heavy receipts now pointing 10
10000 for thc week. The market ruled
easier under hQmuduon ana outside sup
port was entirely Withdrawn. and The
local traders became more or less dis
posed 90 head of for The september GOV
eminent report from washington. Local
opinions were conflicting. During the
afternoon business was on a strict local
business with uuimpOrtant variations
averaging Sd Chilly below the best figures
ol The morning Bad reports from Texas
made sellers scarce. while the large re-
Ceipts checked buying. The market was
finally quiet at net gain Of / 10 points.
COTTON Futures opened steady; Sep
tcuaer. 81: October. 5.92. November,
600. December Cos January. 0.@; Feb
ruary 6.13. March. GIG. April 6.l9; May.
G21. June. CT
Futures closed quiet: SEPTEMBER $40:
October 3 20, November. 5.05. December,
Goo. January cog. February zoo. March,
012. April. GIG. May 600, june. ga
Spot cotton closed quiet m.ddllng un-
lanos, Gas midaiing guilt o'2, sales, l,42l
bales.
COTTON Quiet: middline. 6ia net re-
ceirts. 9)8 bales. gross. = so bales; sales,
l.42i bales; stock, 1920 bales.
Total to-day-Not receipts. 1896 bales:
exports 20 the Continent, 3G.5s1 bales.
stock an GSS bales.
consolidated Net receipts. 20. 1906 bales.
exports 90 Great Britain $50 bales. 10
me Continent. LOIS bales
Total since September lst-Net receipts
C2.s2D bales. exports 10 Great Britain. IL
73i bales; 10 The Continent, 9l5 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 5-COTTON-
Futures closed quiet. September, 5.6l
bid: october. 5e3a5.64; November, coca
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

BALTIMORE. MD, Sept. 5.-FLOUR-
Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dul spot and the month,
Ggi aa9,c.: October. 71u7llic.; December,
13' s413fi g. Southern wheat, by sample,
OJG1p.c -
CORN-Steady: mixed, spot, a1e4jlc.;
the month. aGl 03Gtc.. October "lnaJ' &c.,
November or December. new or DID, $500
3.- be-: January. 33 a.a.c.
OATS-NO white. Zf l2ic.
RYL-Sr,ng and higher, no. nearby
5ec.
BUTTER-Firm and steady DAIRY
creamery. 2inl2c.
EGGS-EIm. fresh, l1leIllc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Steamer OrieI. Rotterdam.
S1t,n',,a, clara f. Randall, Portland.

Steamer Oriel. Rotterdam, 49,,
Srbooner clara r. Randall, Portland.
popT OF WEST POINT, SEPT. .. 1890.
fONi VI ARRIVED.
o..a..,-r,o paltimore. Murphy, Balti-
more ,,asiengers and general cargo.
"igte a rcomack. Thompson. Nor
foit e'' passengers and general cargo;
Steamship radi ini passengers and gem
tral cargo. rro
e.oon,b,, baltimore. Murphy, Baltl-
80 ,',ni,,rers and general cargo.
n.y. pI1bfo Accomack. Thompson. Nor
COX Ise' nassengers and general cargo;
sfearnehip Elm city liaynes. Malta
poni river landings. passengers ana gen
eral cargo.
popT RERNurDA HUNDRED, SEPT. ..
ARRIVED.
schooner william Lee Han. Gates TO
load lumber. c.o,t O.. io.,l ,,,.,,1,,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
NEW York PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-FLOUk-Quie1
auG weak AT &c. decline.
RYE FLOUR-Flrm.
CORNMEAL-Stcady.
RYE-Steady; 80. western b-.2c'
BAKLEN-flrln.
BARLEY MALT-Quict
WHEAT-SDot easy 40. red' t4rsc.
Options opened steadier at 9sc. advance
on firm cables. There was "a sharp &C.
cllue under weak Northwest market HQ-
vices. LIQUIDATION. heavy spring receipts
and an increase In the Nlsipie7' Dul htf .
rallies on covering. May closed al tgc',
September closed at 1Z'sc.i December
corn not steady: 40. ., $3.50. op-
ti0ns opened steady with wheat nlt ue-
clined later ON more iaV0rdnIe Mttlhel
and crop news. rallied in the last hour ON
covering. and closed firm 40 'sc. aaFa9 'e :
May closed at 3Jrsc.; september c'''" "1
3J7-c.. December. i1tac. t
OAIS-SIot quiet, no. ? zoe. O0uoil7
BEEF-Quiet.
CUT MEAIs-Stcady.
LARD-Firm Refined steady
nI,TvFI,R" st-ones western creamery,
1G 02lc. State dairy, l5nlg ,.-
EGGS-Flrm. State and Pennsy wanna
1SI.c.. western unchanged. az MARKET I-H
POTATOES Easy; Jersey sweets >L''
a.. southern sweets SlNl-l .o-, IN
CAHPAGE-Easy long Islands, $-a3.'l
ScroTToN by sTEAM-To Liverpool
CS5rFEE- Options opened at unchanged
prices t0 decline of . points. Il'eli1
was fairly active. with tle market ".
sfcadlor Oh local demand. 0nn-ts -.'.lt
there was reaction. under hauleati.i'
prompted by heavy receipts ana unt tyoi b,
80 fnal cables. closed quiet uuchihtr
10 points lower, sales. iit'y Di-e M
gliding October $3.50. SOY ei.. So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

Take back the islands you gave us,
Give us our dollars again,
We fear the Tagafs viii ensiave us,
We'd rather fight you, dear old spain.
Those were lepers and Moslems and
heather.
You sold has. IN Camera Spain.
Onr dollars were honest and golden.
Your islands. rocks. rebels and rain.
In the Philippines, Guam and the Suius
once moro you may play suz2gAA
~ Won only send back twenty millions
In tins .oS cur next years oarnpAign.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va. S

Richmond Va, Sept. >, 1890.
Sales on the Tobacco Exchange to-day
ranged as follows: coco-.. -,.l
- packages ...-..... '''..'.F -'os,-t9 1''y
81 packages ........ ..-.'.''' "'--VD o.-
= packages ........ .'''.'.' I-'g-t ii9.,, '
4 packagcs zee. ............ lJ.to3 -'.ND
Crenshaws. stonewall shockoe and Sea-
brooks received 80 and delivered SO hogs
heads.
inspections Dark. IS hogsheads and -
Herces. RenspectiOns--J dark hogs
heads.
Internal revenue collections to-day:
Tobacco ........ ...... .........S S.T7l GS
Cigars ........ ...... .......... o,oo5 %
Total ..... .................., $3.50 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
WHEAT


NORFOLK. VA. Sept. J.-PEANUTS-
Farmers st0ck-Fancy &C.; strictly prime
eT,n8.c.: prime. 3izc.; ordinary. 3q354c.
pound. Spanish. 81 per bushel.
PETERSBURG VA. Sept. PEA
NUTS Nlrelnias. 2Hc.. Spanish SL2O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

NEW YORK. Sept 5.-rrinls quiet. sta-
Die. ln good demand, singnams hrm.
Print cloths quiet Tor both regular ana
odds but firm. Cotton yarns in good de-
nn.nl and nr-rns advancing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. .. 1870
ARRIVED.
Barge Fawn. Providence.
Steamer Aragon, Providence.
SAILED.
Steamer Winifride. Las Palmas.
Steamer Ainsdale. Rouen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

ACCOUNTS or BONDS OF THE UNITED STATES AND OF THIS
STATE AND OB OTHER STATES. AND ALSO or BONDS Of
INCORPORATED CITIES in THIS siAIht ANn} or Az; GJt
BONDS AND STOCKS, OWNED ABSOLUTELY bf llH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
BRIDGE MAY BE
BUILT AT LAST
Root Fayors the Memorial Structure
Over the Potomac.
1T WILL Be RECOMMENDED.
The Ancient Measure TO BE Revived at
the Coming Session of Con-
gress-A boulevard to
Mt. Vernon,
IT WILL BE RECOMMENDED.

WASHINGTON, September 5.-Speeial-
II may be stated authoritatively that the
erection Of the memorial bridge between
Washington and Virginia will be strongly
recommended % Congress b. Secretary
Of War Root He recently made per
sonal investigation Of the matter and
stated to The Times correspondent several
DAYS ago that the bridge should certainly
lie Quilt. and that me will strongly endorse
the project.
OLD QUESTION
Tho erection OF the bridge is an oid
Question. but Secretary Root viii further
recommend the building Of handsome
boulevard from the end Of the BRIDE TO
Mount Vernon, distance oI inii -1.l
miles. IL is the idea of the Secretary To
havo Tho great road ran past Arlington,
doyrr alone the historic Potomac to me
g4t.s OF Mount Vernon THE distance VIII
he marked by thirteen handsome mile
stones. each one being a monument To
tho thirteen respective States that former
tie orieinM Union. The last stone a-
Mount Vernon will represent NTgiild'
ana is Intended Co be of tho handsome'l
design. The boulevard VIII Doe iurther
ornamental by trees and landscape esf-
dening Secretary Root is of the opinion
that the bridge should bee of The most
artistic design.
TYLER TO BE PRESENT
Tho Dewey reception committee today
received letter from Governor iyler
stating that Doe wiil De present ON tine oc-
casion of the AdmiraIs arrival i'm WASH
ingt0n.
Bentley Kern and john Campbell VINO
trade under the firm name Of Campbell q
Kern. at Winchester. Va. to-day filed sum
for an accounting against jacob s. hed-
man and Samuel G.. ReIman. az the iifm
of j. S. Rodman g. Son. Of this city, this
afternoon. The defendants state Chat they
entered into partnership with the COM
plainants August a. 1896. for the purpose
OF buying and selling apples 10 is FUR
TIER claimed that the partnership was as
solved By mutual consent Dob March. 1885,
no settlement of the partnership is said
10 have been made. and the compliments
desire the court to direct ,hat an acconnt-
inc Doe had
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
,,Avc1rrsrER rrRE ASSURANCE CO. MANCHESTER EMO.

ENDING
AIfT Ws 81 GRsAT RTAIN AUDfI9k OF pi ~.
AtcONTs TIE or VIRGINIA IN PURSUANCE
LAY O
Irntod State
ncioalO Nm Unite
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

Cess S6o' the amount
the first liens on inc eo
interest Is due.''''
ami
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/. CAPITAL.

1nliel siates-DEcEMBsR. 1870.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-27

M. Swanson's, and we passed very
pleasant day. ......
A large number of the Big Woods
people were over to Mimic at the
Walsh County Fair on last Thursday
and Friday. They had their stalls
we'll filled with fine stock. The short
horn cattle were especially we'll re-
presented, and it was the common
wish of the Marshall county people
that we could have county fair in
our own county some time during
the fall. x.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-27
INGALLS,.

July 25th, 1899.
No rain to speak of since our last
correspondence, but lots of thunder
and very sharp lightning. Weather
is all one could ask for.
Some are getting down to business
by the way of haying. Others have
not yet commenced. -...
Albin Anderson returned from
Grand Forks yesterday where he has
been at work for the last two months,
Came home to do some haying.
Nels Preston brought home new
horse last Saturday.
Lots of newcomers going east look
ing for homesteads pass here most
every day. "
j. @. Cronkhite made us a call a
few days ago. Came down from his
ROLLS farm. Thinks he has struck
the Garden of Eden, and we know he
is in a good country, for we have
been there.
Never saw such potatoes as we have
up here this season. Rows planted
four feet apart and the vines now just
about cover the ground. Everything
doing fine now. x. W..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-27
MARSH GROVE ITEMS.

july Is, 1879.
Considerable rain has fallen here
during the past week.
Haying will be very late on &C.
count of SO much rain.
The wheat crop, though somewhat
late, looks very promising.
Mrs. Corder Jones has been very
i'll during the past week; but is now
able to be up again.
Sam Goplin and Axel Swanson
have gone to Argyle for the purpose
of putting up a new house for Mr..
John Westlin.
Mr.. Korstad has his store build
ings almost completed now, and has
added great deal of beauty to his
building, by having lightning rods
put up. ~.
At the annual school meeting of
Dist. No. 81, Mr.. John Swan was
elected as director. The other mem
bers of the school board are: Olof
L. Brekkestrand, clerk, and Elias
Haarstad, treasurer. The school
board chose Orion n. Jones as teach
er for the coming term.
Mrs. Henry Ritteman, of this town,
has sold her farm, consisting of the
west half of the southeast quarter,
section 10, to Mr.. Geo j. Doe, of
Argyle. %.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-27
Notice to Steamheating Contractors

Sealed bids will be received up to
3 O'Clock p.;>m., August IL. 1899,
for heating Marshall County Court
house and Jail building at Warren,
Marshall Co., Mimi, according TO
plans and specifications prepared by
j. w. Ross. architect. Plans may
be seen at the Auditors office at
Warren, at the Office of the Crooks
ton Times at Crookston, Mimi, and
at the office of j. W. Ross at Grand
Forks, n. Oak. Each bid must he
accompanied by a certified check of
$4,000, as good faith to enter into
contract, payable to A. B. Nelson,
Auditor Of Marshall County, Mime
sofa. All bids must be sent to the
Auditor. The Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Dated at Warren, Mimi, this 18th
day OF July, A. ID. 1899.
w. p. WooD,
i a. B. NELSON, Chairman.
[sEAL Auditor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-27
Game Protection.

Men get together and talk of pro-
tecting game until the season opens.
Will they do it? Last season all IN
broken covey OF chickens could not
be found near Warren, and young
birds could be had at the restaurants
weeks before the season opened. This
season anyone found with chickens
in their possession will pay a fine, if
it is in August, and pot hunters will
be closely watched. Let every sports
man see to it. E.. slice.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-27
BIG WOODS.
July oath, 1899.

July oath, 1899.
The weather lately has been very
warm and is rushing the crop pretty
lively. The crop here is looking nice
now, especially the fax.
Clara Tondrum closed her school
in Dist. No. s with a picnic two
weeks ago, in connection with Mr..
Dahlquist, who taught in Dist. No.
35, and Arthur johnson, who taught
in Dist. No. 81. A big crowd was
gathered at the school house by S.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-27
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received up to
2 o'clock D. M, August 5, 1899 for
u new brick or stone foundation. new
floor and other repairs in the school
house insciistrict No. ~, the so-called
ostrom's school house. All bids
must be sent to the school district
clerks office at A. h. Searl's. The
board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. Plans and speci6-
cations may he seen at J. Z OLsoN's,
director. town of McCra.
July 25, a. D. 1899.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-27
First publication June 20, 1891

Land Office at CrOokston, Mimi,
June ~, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that tie following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk of
district Court OF Marshall County, Mimi, at
Warren, MIMI, on August y. 1899, viz:
Halvor o. Dahl,
3; =. 15.90O for the VIZ SWA sec. 26, Twp. 157,
Range So
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz:
Louis NJ. Olson. OF Warren. MIMI; William
Holland. Gustav Holland, of Fork, MIMI; Hans
+. Hanson, Of Big Woods. MINI.
SYLvEsTER PETERSON,
Register.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-27

The State Bank OF Warren
is the place where you can
get 9 Loan on your Farm with
out delay.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-27

Keep mosquitoes off with celebrat-
ed klondike Insect flask. At Wares
Drug Store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-27

! have q number Of good second
hand binders for sale at very rea-
sonable price. CfIAS. BURSETH,
Mccormick Collector,
Warren, Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-27

q. A. PENNEY, Dentist. ONCE
over chapin's Drug store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-07-27

II you want good second hand
Mccormick Binder call on me At
Warren. CHAS..BURSETH.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20
Sta0i Baltimore.

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Der 8unbesIsn emo fat eeItern in Gre
tutib : Sibune einitimmis beidloRen,
Die Domination bss Yolimi5ters g.
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psien aurid gu perpeiisn, UNI benz
Senator We1instor 9slesenbeit gu
gebsn, feline @riinoe gssen cine @ensbz
migung porSubrinsen. Senator Mcz
Somo5 opponirte Der 3urudpsrtpeiz
Jung.
Oen Oisben 1T Ni6ts
beilig. - Gslblt Dor benz Numsn
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I9tung. Oieis Marb pubnt ndmI:d
in Nr. 1927, 9ummonb : Muap, unb
mar bic 9eIibsrin bon $4.75. Sucpb
polt, Der Dem @sri6tsperfabren uberz
pisien purbe. ion ansebl;9 bic Gum
me in einem unbepohten Iussnblid
ssltoblen BADEN. poli5sir:dter Saz
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Commander Sobn .. 5oro bon Der
8unossfoth tpurpe als Snipettor Der
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StsIe BON lieutenant OsgDttt s. HeDz
srapes srtpdblt, tpel4sr gum DENT
nQh Muni(a beprbert lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20

Sn Nlsranbria, @u.. liirate 5rau
i. 8. @ntpisls, bic 80 Sabre alts@at=
tin zines @rocerisIaoen : 8elibsrB, ais
lie ii4 anideinsmo po6l nit ibrem
jiineiien &iraDs auf Dem Mrme im3imz
mer bsfano, UNI unb mar lobt, sbs s.
mano lis srreifen tonnte. Die Srdu
mar Mutter BON 13 9inoern.
@rtrunfen.
Del IS SATIRE alte Irbsitsr Inbran
WslIb puros am OisnItas tobt in ei=
mem gade nabe Isiner 8obnuna in
Oregon bsi Godepspias, Baltimore
Sountp, oufsefunosn. Cine Soroners=
Surb CAB Elm 8erbitt ub, buB Weli6
aufdGI9 e~rtrunten lei. Der 9errorbez
ne, ruelaer ais Bittper gang altin
po6nte, fat eirsn Sobn in Nr. 1888,
Mc:0snrpFrabe, Baltimore.
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6ena6tnik= @uttesoienit fir bic Sc:
talenem.

y}o6 feline gsItGtisuns Der Na9ri6t
9strsFfs Buffers uebersung iiber
Den SussluSRiosr. - Ratirl;9 lit
lie niAt Du6r. - 8ebsnten iibet
bic Gntbt0buns Snoien's bon
Sruppsn.
2onoon. 10. DECEMBER. - Sn
Der ct. 9dul=aotbsorals tpuros bsuts
Na6mitia9 Elm 8soddtniB : @ottesz
DisnIt gu gbrs Der in SiDafritu eez
fauenen Splbaten abgebalten. 2oroz
maDor Neipton unb bic ibrigen Stdotz
bsomten tporsn in Qmtstra4t srI6is=
men. Inter ben iibrissn MnpeTsnbsn
bsfanben ii4 Der 9eraoe BON GAM
bridge uno Der arsssminiiter Mar=
quis 2ansOopm.
Oas arlsesminiitsrium psiesrt Iih,
bic feuts friib psrDffentlidte Nadridt,
bab General Butler nod einsm iddrz
fen @efsdl ben usbersane iber ben
2ugeld~Jt.Dsr er3fDrnger1 1dbe. gu bs>
itGliesn oDer in Ibreos gu ltslsn. Rur
Sprimiitsn glauben oarun. benin es lit
iidsrIi6 ni6t Dsntbar, oab bic 3egiez
rung untsr eegsnpdrtigen umftdnDsn
einsn Sies perbsimi;den pirbs. Nuf)
bic Na6ri6t, bab 8snsrul Mefbusn's
0srtshrslinisn ourh bic gosrsn abgsz
Idnittsn poroen ieien, maneslt Der Be-
itGti9uns. gilt jeboh our4ausi ni4t fir
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Dsssm6ar ca.irs ger;dt beg Generals
Mstbusn itsut feline Gage oIs cine Sismz
fit ernIte bar. Die 9osran er6ielran
8srItdrfung.n unb os6nten ibrs s.
1tunssperfe auf Methusn's 6lanten
ous, br6 elaubts man nitt, bab lie i'm
Stanbs Isin piircsn, bic briti56e @teIz
lung ansusrsifsn. anosrerfeits belt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20
Ser unrubiae Mftienmartt.

Mftien Der Sru5t : gompasnis'n fall
len. - prs;is iamsl5en 'pie Sdnee
in Der Come. = 8sNsrer S4lub
Ger 8DrIs.
Die lsBten bsioen Sage lperoen bel
ben Mftienipefu!anten nod ianse elnsn
b~ittsrsn TaGosidmad 9aban. Die
Iisberiagsn Der @nsldnosr batts1 Eli
nen uaen gfFstt ouF ben @ttisnmdrtz
ten in 2onoon, Der gar bdlD audi IN
NspsYort uno Baltimore fuRibor
mar, unD Der &%ursitur5 batte CUR Sol
ae, bab audi gsftern pieosr Die bsslige
QftienbDrie nit 9ttien iibarfiiat mar.
Dix 8srfdufs bsgannen nit 2 bis 4
Yunften untsr ben esItrissn S4luBz
Notirunesn. Die rSnternatiOnal
Sru{t g." : Nttien battsn felt Gam
flag 80 puntte perloren, oesslsidsn
tplrben Stpei anoere SruI i : GDmpasz
MEN iebr tart in Mitlsioeni4uft &C.
sosen. SSm @ansen tpuroen bier gez
tern $3.50 Wftisn uno fir $2O0,OOO
Bombs umseieBt. Inter 2ebtren batz
ten ioear oieienisen Der ~Welrplano
8rslpins g." gu lsibsn, benin oieisibsn
sinsen BON 81 auf 83 berab, ftiessn
absr Dor S9lub Der gOrie plsoer auf
So. Die S6lub : Nuotationsn Der
Srlrit : Spmbnnnip'n ndrPn.
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feit retteten lfe in psrhd(tn;RnGhro furs

tsit rettsten Ite in psrbdltniBmdbhg tars
ger 3elt bier 5rausn, tpel6e lie bic Gels
tern blnunter trugen unb ouBer Gez
faFr brddsn. Nur Der aubsroroen.z
lifin SdneGigfeit oerRettuagsmunnz
ifdften 1T IS gu oarbonfen, pab Die
Geufe re6t5et;9 gersttet nuroen, oa eln
3eltDsrluIt BON tpen:9an W;nunten gez
niigt fdtte i6n.n IGarere 8ron0punbsn
bei5u6ringen.
GapItdn Su1p9nub leQte cine Better
am o6agfen Stodlparte an unb Tono
ouiei6It DE tleim Mayb Barrett an Ell
mem 5sniter tdngen. Ous Sinh 6atte
Yrdnoipuncen i'm @eIift, an ben SOM
Den unb an SDrper uno Itrie UNI
pimmerte Dor Qngit uno Sdmsr3en.
sic iob enrIsbN56 aps, oa eine Sti6z
famine ihre Nugen psrbran,t uno ihr
bos 4ugenfi6t geruubt bate. Sic
mar mittsn our6 bic 6lummen in Der
Hittung oss Sen1tsrs gsluufsn. Die
unoern Samilisnmitglieoer parsn bel
osm 9erIuf,e %psrungliidt. SurpsnnD
trua oas Sinh nud unten uno I6idte
es nod benz Spfpital.
Dtr I6redliAe Sooestdmpf unb bic
psr3peifelten 9sriufs, gu Den 5snltern
gu qelanqsn. Der dnoersn Witgfieoer
Der Surrstti6en 5amilie, mar ipdter
b5; oam 4uffinoen Der 2ei4sn erIiAtz
liA. Barrett, feline 5rau unb bic
1p6tsr lagsn Dor Dem 5enIter, ourtJ
peifRs bds Elm &tno Ti6 gsrtttet bate,
I'M nlr Ipdter gu fsrb'n, pd Die Ier3te
srtlGrt babsn, BOB feline Wisosr6erltsl7
lung ausgeIdloFsn lei.
Sn Elm, Gde an e;nem SEM ter oe5
o6srIten Gtodpertes puroe Die 23Sabs
re ate Morp Ssdyp 3uIammengeluns
fen du~fgefunben. Sic mar 10 ihiper
perbrannt ltro botts osrartig unter ben
0ualsn g~elitten, oaB Iie auber StanOt
mar. ii6 Iel6It gu helFen. SIR Geoen
purpe nur purf Den llmItono gerettst,
buB bas 5enItsr, an csm le Iih befano,
zines Der tpenIgen nor, aus Dem teIne
SSiammer herduslobsrten. Sic battle
jsop6 I6pers Wunoen am SOrper uno
ben NrmRn uno ihr 9eIiAt biirfts 3eit'
ls6ens entIteQt blei6en.
On einem 5enIter oes 5pe;ten Stods
perfes Iab Gin 5suerpebrmdnn DE %
Sahr ate Sots 5drleD. Shnen t.ets
terts er hinauf uno fatf ihr na6 Der
StraBe 6inab. 4u6 Iie hutte i6p:re
9ranbtpunoen ~erl;tt'n uno mubte na9
Dem 6oIpitol gebra6t peroen.
Die 2siden Der 9erungliidten lpprs
ben nah Der Poli3eitpade in Der SFt
1O4. Ctr, osbra6t. gls bic 9ereta
teten |if BON benz erIten Shreden ers
holt hatten, eilten lie in heler Der
3ptiflung CUR Wofe. 0alelbIt 1plel'
ten fiA her83errejBsnoe S5enen ab. Die
Srau1n f!slen in O6nma6t ooer betaz
men Deinfrdmpfe uno Itarfe Wdnnsr
rpeintsn pie tleiw 8inosr. 3pel Gets
den, bic elmer Srau uno einss Marmts
lo9sn i'm S~tutipnsbauie uno fat 1eoes
Der auf Der Wahs porIprsfenoen Geua
tie afuubten, ss lei zines Der Seiniqsn.
@a mar ergrsifenb II. iel6Tt Die petter<
furtsn Poli3iItsu panoten IifJ tieftr'
| fhiitternb db.