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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-15

60 ~ Instead of S7.oo--lMPRoVED KITCHEN CABl.
MIL NET Just like this illustration. II has solid oak,
49, turned legs and oak frame; top is 43x3O and pure
white; contains two bread boards, two drawers and lower
dus, proof compartments for four etc. perfectly oined, will
not warp easy running.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-15

Gf7 MN Magnificent Sideboard, just
nj wy as seen in cut above; swell
YA carved front; velvet lined
dust proof drawers and cupboard; large
size French bevel plate mirror; I'M.
doubtedly the best value ever offered
anywhere at any time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-19

- - -....-.-..s,- -..r,,,. ,>,,.
leason ~ .e ..s.s sovV. 49," 1r,ao,,
- ~. .-ss,.,,.,. ~. !. ~. rror..
noney a' so""s o.'
'1a. =" - .s..,. .,.,...i,, 4, ro..
-. -" ~. e,,.s.av.h !, ~. h,,rd.r ~
conner stock. Thns n WAS that the trust
corrarv se,Iura today coyrinw unon last
u,e.ir,.I event. n ro.ton aroused the fear
th.t tha susnected clas. az securities were
m tha no,rt ~ s,,ccunbinr 10 adverse In
arsnces In tha efYort Ia protest these
securities other. were also involved. includ-
tps some Of the most substantial stocks on
~. ,oet The fail in prices. instead OF re-
Having tho situation. added to the weak
rass no reason OF the shrinkare in the
valua ~ coIlaterals. BEFORE the concerted
reuef Nv the clearing house banks. the
money rate leaned Ia 20. 70. 100 and. accord
IN. ~ of5,c,a, record. TX per cent. Credible
rAnorts assert that lss nor cent. was paid
~ ,ncrav during the dav The ofYicial
-..ord ~ .uch transsc ct,on v,as lost IN the
a~,,,or,art A. ,dea ~ the aever,tv of
,..-.. 80 10 y.,n.,, froro a Paw snecif,ca-
t,ops Thus American Tobacco fell an ex-
.ro,,,a o1tx M.,rono,,tan aon peonle,s Gas
"a s,,..r ,mx Ccnt,nertai Tobacco 1fx
T,.,,.s... o., ~ M.rh.ttar a ana
1870. ,,rae.,..a odl ali a. tha ,,st NJ IN.
d..tr,oia
II tha ra,,road hat s,,ch stocks an
,yor.h,a.tarn nraw york Central. Great
nyo~.,,s-,, ,raearr.., pocr I.,and south-
80, pac,ee Trn,on pac,nc. Northern Pa
o,a, Atch,.or nrefsrred ana In fact the
,,,ost nror,,nart ana active railroad stocks
a. tra whole I,.t showed losses all the
nav ,ror, ,o,,r ~ nine poirts
Tha raI,,a. with the Anal easing down
~ the money rate to a per cent. ran from
a,s -. tar ro,nts Tha dav,. transac-
t,ons ror IN "a q tota, of nearly / sEo ono
-. s...,.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-19
OUR CONGRESSMEN
DRAW FAIR PLACES.
CUSHMAN AND JONES ON IMPORT
ANT COMMITTEES.
Not Much Chance Of River ana IIar-
bsr Appropriations This Session
-0overnment Preparing to send
Troops to Cape Nome Next Spring

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-Washington
representatives Jared only fairly well in
Speaker Henderson's distribution Of IA
vors, but both received nearly all they
asked for. Cushman has good places on
the committees on coinage, weights and
measures and territories while'Jones fol-
lows Lewis on public lands and also gets
on merchant marine and fisheries. COM
mittee Of Importance to Washington state.
Oregon Jared better, Tongue going upon
river and harbors, where his state was SO
long represented by Hermann, and also
succeeding Ellis as chairman on irrigation
OF arid lands. Moody, for new member,
also did remarkably well, being located on
public lands. mines, and expenditures of
the interior department..
Pacific coast interests in public lands,
arid land and irrigation are all strength
ened by the appointment Of Wilson OF
Idaho on these three committees. Repre-
sentative Burton, chairman Of the rivers
and harbors committee, said this evening,
In defining the policy Of the committee,
that the chances are against the presenta-
tion Of any river and harbor bill Cor pas
sage at this session
River nnd Harbor HiIl.
..The principal argument against the bill
during the present session is the fact whirh
has developed within the last six months
that the engineering force OF the war de-
partment has about all 1t can attend to in
making plans and supervising improve
ments already provided for in previous riv-
or and harbor acts Then, too, prices Of
material are high and It is dl1lcuit In
many places to make contracts at the usual
n h,snv osad In, nth
merous cases bids for work have been con-
siderabiy above the estimates made by the
engineers.
After the holiday recess no doubt the
question will be considered and the aggre-
gate Of appropriations required for the ex-
penditures Of the government will be taken
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-19

into account. This does not mean that riv-
er and harbor appropriations Will be re-
garded as less important than other expen-
dftures, but the amounts required for the
prosecution of the war and the general
expenses of the government and probable
amount of revenue will have to be con-
sidered.
IF the river and harbor bill Is not passed
at this session 1t may be necessary to ap-
propriate milion dollars, or thereabouts.
to be used as an emergency fund. to pro-
vide for the care of channels and existing
river and harbor works which may be
injured by storm or other events"
New POst0mces.
Congressman Jones has secured the es-
tabliehment of two postofices- Expansion,
Klickitat county, and Rice Stevens county.
Expansion is just across the river from
UmatilIa. Or. Rice is about Rialf way be-
tween Arzina and Harvey.
Postmasters appointed: Expansion, Mol
lie Switzler; Rice, Elmer F. Taylor. Owen
A. Harris. Chas. E. Bullock and w. D.
Brewster are appointed substitute letter
carriers Seattle. Acting Hospital Stew
ard Adolph X. Berners. Fort Walla Walla.
ordered to Seattle, and will sail on Sheri-
dan for Manila.
Troops for Cape Nome.
1t Is more than probable that the gov
ernment will send considerable number
Of troops to Cape Nome and the beach
diggings along the coast of Bering sea,
to preserve order during the coming sum-
mer. At present only lieutenant and
nineteen men are at Cape Nome, and
less than 200 troops in all the districts
of. Alaska. The disorder that prevailed
last summer has forewarned Secretary
Gage and Secretary Root of the neces-
sity OF taking strong measures OF repres-
sion before matters assume serious
phase.
Hearing Of his presence in Washing
ton. government officials have sought all
the information possible from I. N. Hib-
berd. of San Francisco. traffic manager
of the Alaska Exploration Company. who
returned last month from, Alaska. He an
ticipates stampede Of not less than
10000 people to the new diggings, and
unless military forces are on hand early
in the season. life and property will be
practically without protection AS the
district is two hundred miles long on the
coast line, and extends into the interiorg
regular patrol is necessary. 1t is not
unlikely that additional revenue cutters
will be detailed to the same district.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-19
BIG TRUST co. GOES DOWN.
The Failure which Had Much to DO
with Causing the FURRY ON
the Street.


NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-The Produce Ex-
change Trust Company, of this city. has
closed its DOORS notice upon the door
says the company suspended payment
pending an examination Of its books. The
notice posted on the door Of the COM
pany's Office reads:
"The board of directors of the Produce
Exchange Trust Company has deemed 1t
to the best interests of its depo5itors and
stockholders to suspend payments, pend
ing a readjustment of its affairs. The
following special committee, Edwin Gould.
q. p. Armstrong, Geo. r. Bidwell, Edgar
A. Homer and Frank Brainard. has been
appointed by the board Of directors to take
charge of the property and affairs of the
company. and are In possession thereof.
"For the board Of directors.
"AIMON GOODWIN.
"WILLIAM NELSON CROMWELL.
Counsel for the Committee"
The officers of the company declined to
see anybody or to give anything for publi-
cation beyond this supplementary notice,
which was posted on the doors some time
after II o'clock:
1.-THE immediate cause Of the suspension
of the company Is its inability to convert
Its securities into cash in time to meet
the sudden and abnormal demand made
upon It, A statement of the company's
affairs ct the close of business on Satur-
day last in round hgures Is as follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-19
WALL STREET HAS
A TOUGH q PANC..
Industrials Go Down With q
Heavy Crash.
WILD RuMoRs AFLoAT.
Rates for Money Reach the High
est Point for Years.

Banks Come to the Relief Of the
Traders, and by Placing Ten Mil
lions I'm the Loan Market Force
Down the Rate to Normal Pro-
portions, and Cause Reaction In
Prices-A settled Fear OF Trust
Securities and Disinclination to
Accept Them NJ Collateral Large
~ Responsible for the Conditions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-19
DUuER CROSSES
THE DDGELA RIVER.
Reported to Have Succeeded
in His Second Attempt.
IS NOT YET CONFIRMED.
Much Confidence Is Felt in Gem
Lord Roberts.
IS NOT YET CONFIRMED.

He ana Kitchener Are Looked Uron
to Retrieve the Disasters which
Have BefaIIen the Other Gener-
als--The Duke of Connaught Try
Ing to Get His Mothers Consent
to Join the Forces I'm the Fiell-
Volunteers Rushing I'm Eagerly
TO Omer Their services-OMcers
Ask Permission to Go ~ Troopers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-19

InvestigatinE Roberta Case.
WASHINGTON. Dec 1s.--owing to the
absence Of Utah witnesses, in the Roberts
case. the house investigation committee
postponed meeting until tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-19
AMERICAN PRISONERS ALL RECAPTURED.
Gen. Young Says He Believes Gilmore and Ills Men
Have Been Rescued.

announced that Gen. Young
I'M Lieut. Gilmore
Ns United Lieut. Col Howe and Maj
oft
Their thasn noty yetb
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-19

w j. LEYps European ye Of the % Trsnsaa @ is described
Leyds known for his hatred Of English He
born at Maseng in forty years ago Although his father teacher
himself for time earned his livelihood by teaching Then he studied law
first visited Europe president of the South African republic
declined but
which educated"
abroad European Representatives
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08

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Sarlebcn auf WfDbeln.

Ttuer, lei3tcr, LANCER GIdlabtuuosplau, pit
FOLDER pon ionit @iemaHoem %Oiitrirt niro, 9tuf
nir 3eit zines Sa5rcs. ipenu Sic e ipiiuibsu.
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qtine 3iuitus@GttH a~ngrleiGt nm sic IRE ju
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@rIfernsM arhIanDs Sahn.

Tratin Rraft 20. HOOtHbeT 1898.
Gig, pulaHsH ole p~ilcuzSt1tIon, ME lol3t:
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glbu unD Dem 6U9tu, dusgtnoMmt1 SoHutags,
y. @.s9obu Ha9 G5arbtrsbuTG, Utarfinsblre
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p % Wcnm.-GWommooation nab altfa.
4Os 8a5Et.-Gggytb Ha9 9uHittn an Der 6aupts
qiuit: f,ruu Gr,osrid. Gmnitsburg, ebiPD,n5s
burq uHb y. & ". sgabu.
l5.Ot Waam.-Niiom. Ha5 GmorbsSrOos.
l6.lD Qb~enOs--Ntiom. Hab uHions9ribqt.
2lO.ii ~4btuog-Nflom. mad Gm0rpsgroot.
!lI25 GbtHos-Ntiom mad GmorpsgroBs.
FSaQ!i5. EGglId, uusgtupmmeH SpEutaQg.
?Rur SoHntaQs.
Sil,ts uHO @tpldsgurtau Rr. III, GtsSdltts
mortsStrGbe.
,3ugt balttH on Unions. Q,nniOlpanias aptuutt
Buttons, Walbroots (Rortb=Nptuu0 stationtn.
:. VI. 0ooo. Ser. s8ti6dftstnbrsr.
q. 50. SrtsfDole, Gen. s9uE sdgfHt
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gIccll 9gSnIbinntuu.
UJlUUul StNG ~AiC
uad philadelphia uue WsDa9 Sort.

ggt 3uge Usrocu nit 9iUtl1=Ei5t beltuattt.
@~trluiltN NGmotH Siatlou !
@trlditu MT. 8oDal= S!a.iou ! UtlutttU 'pl,trl
RAD Ntn=Voyt, Bottom IND Dem Glen, an g2as
dcHtdQcu. Observation-Disclosures $50. uo.j0Spguts
g9lQg0ul 9ormJ'tdgs, Poo, G.l5 Sptut=2S1J9cuI.
34g, 600 Spejit = gS0Q0Dri TabmltidQs. "E
@benos Q.l5 Na~ts, S@tGI=2Sae9on 99n gst, no
pul= taIioH, CiItN lin 4dna5ltrt nm 1000 Nbo5 Del
SOuutdg5, GEdi, $50 SptIle=gSlCG ~ &prmli;o1s,
els SpsJit=gguogpul 349, t0.Ou Fptut-&SG1Gu9i
Yudmittugs, 900 Atub5. U.II T15t5, Sh.'1s
91GgVor pOu ut. 8oraIsS tdtt5H, OtitU lux Sdnls
eisrs un 1000 IbcUosl.
NCb buffalo, 600 Abtuos.
Rad Ntloatlts6it2. 1850 BORN, l-.5n 2' uHe
$40 Tadngittags.
@o@trtO0tU, G.jj Sp.iic=gSal9onl. 800, Ilp'l4
bait UUr btl NSt.mjEQtou, SptICz9SdQ'oHL &orW
1871, els Srtiiezg9uGGcn, halt Uur LEI W'lWlH3=
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900 abtros. lis gu6ts.
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3uo, otricffsn GamOtn etltion.
Ya6 T%rtocrid. 10 %ormjttoo5, 10. 40 uus
$50 RubmjttCgs. Mn S0ErtdgcU, 9.35 SoIrlIiiags
3a6 0in6sE,r, 800, 1926 gOrmittaGs uHO
!4.3O RahmittuQ5.
Ra5 0ao,Tstopn, 10. l2gormitta8s, AIS, 1870
buNNNlltlAkS+
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toQcn. 40 @0rmJttGQs, 10 4.30, so Ea@W':'
tags, $50, lilo NbcHDs. S]pUHtdQs, 9.35 %orut.,
$50 Pddmittdos. $50 uuo lilo Nbruos.
Na6 Gaiptt=Gstn. an Wohtutag,u, 6i0, 80.
100 0ormIttaQs, 100, $40. 4.30, $50 Radmits
tags. $50, 1ll0 NbtEo5. ecnu!aGs, 9.35 Sorm.,
SO R1dmittdGs, $50 uun ll.lO Wbt1os.
had Curtis Pan, an @o1tUtagtu, 6.2s BORN.
SHq, u]crlaftu Curtis gag on @obtutao,U nm
sos Ra6mittoQs.
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gtsd5 irjro abacbcIt urO nit Gbtds U%trithtH ooH
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Porhp tic 4 GulUcrt f. unN 90 L
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Republication pDu COMMUNICATION.
3. 9. martin, QaHagttr=@gsuf.
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70 altimDre- S6ip-g dl
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Station. 1904 Wormittugs, 90 Tb.10s tdlli
GamOsus5 Station, l0.l2, 1925 9ormrtiass un5 ~
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RAD 4ittsburl uu0 6ICutloro - VT. Hopa
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@orWittlas uuo 40 Gbtuo5, tIVlid.
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Nbtno5.
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Chattanooga. Ruerailc, @giic. ur0 8oanott, Di
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rad PuraD - Wt. Republication. 30 Ra8n
tigljb. Communication 2.foNa1mitiags, tdJIia
IGd 9$aibinqtun.
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r7.j0. 1850, rl0Ol9ormittlIs. H.. a. r2.2j. r3.3,
1906 EatmittaQs. r6.32. r149. ra3-. zlO4l.
tags. rl2.55 T2.26, 1886 &aamtitaVs. g5.i2, r9.5-
NM rlN4l HbcHos.
GOmOeu Station. on @oaw,ao;u, 800. r6l5.
1928, OBS. r7.2D, rS.00, So. roo rih.l2. rlU.3.
QorWittags, l2.li, rl25l, y24u. 2H .r}l5 a
Wiu.l, r4li. r5lj as WtuUt.N so. r6UU, sig.
200. 1880, r7jS. OILS. rg.4n. Ross. lI3D Nbos.
GUUutocs. r6.2i. 63l, $50, 1900. yl0l2. rlU.25
Wcrmittags, rico. Los. r2.4o, as t1 Wjuuttul.
30 Nahmlttdgs, 6.lS, ZOO, 1870, g.lj. 20 10,
rl0.55. lI.SO %btrCs.
Ia5 annapolis. MT. Rcoal g Station, T.o5.
Dorm. uuo 80 Nadm. yin Souuta0u. 800 SoT-
uittlus mn = 10 ylburlttuQs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08

8ortbz MEM 5tatiOn
3Urc etbtu ab al &o6sHtngen NAB Garpif q,
40 &oTmItiaas uH0 400 0ammittaas. ,
3UOe 0tbtH Gb an g9obtHtaQtu nab 9tlair "a
$50 9orHittaes uHb $50 Rabmittaqs.
Su0t gtbtn ab an Sonniagm uoG 60rDiii u!
go @prmittass uUo 400 @a3mittdQs. ,
Shss esbsu sb on 6pHHtossn nn@ @slair In 6 =
Nbcuos.
20. q. Moort,
GDlatl- @tRsTalsG siasitsiBbr'~-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08
Sa&(on's Gag.

Seute Dor "a So6ren rur0e Die
tS6IaGt 6ei Nep : Orleans geIh.az
gen urb pdmit Der 3reite l~tna66dngigz
teitstr;a8 gegen GnQIano 6:snoet. Der
3ritg mar fottif6 7fon pisr3e6n Sage
berger our6 ben 35risoensI&luB BON
86tnt 6tsnoigt pprosn, rur Die 2:ute
in Qmerito muBtGn 6 ni4t, unO 10
erbielt Gen. Sadion G~e.egenf9it, ie;ns
gr0Bte 3ubmeStb1t ais SoLoat in Die
@d6iGte Der GaPu6lif ein3u3eihnsn.
SadTon mar DomaI5 AZ Sabre ali,
mar d6er i4pn pieIerl2i gaipeien. us
junger Qbpotat EoIF CT bic 8erF1iIung
oes Staate5 Senn;hes entperfen,
lpuro2 Dann 8ertreter DeS neuenStaaz
ties i'm @pn8reTe, 8unOasIsnutor uno
S6erri6tsr uno in Isinem 40. 5og er
fi9 in'8 9ripotIeben auf feline 8lanz
tage 3urid, na1m aber oG6@i am Of
fent,ifer 2t6&n immer nc9 reQsn@nz
He'll. Sm 5peitsr una6bdng;gteits=
&rieoe ron 1912 trat er ais 8ensral
an bic SpiBe DER W2ili3sn DON SEN
neiTse urb in D&Ier Gigen[G1ft fiel
i'm Die QuFqa6e 3u, gegen Gn0e oe5
Sobre5 1914 ba5 ppn Den Gn9,droern
bsOro6ts g}stp ( Or,eans 81 %osrt3sjo:s
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08

@nelanb mari paln1l5 ieine ,nSplz
MEN entGs6rli& Qeporoanen 8stsraasn
@elinGton'8 unter 8ad:nGam an I'M
fere 8olftiiFe, Ger 3:alpuntt nor9(:pz
Orleans. Die Std0t mar taum 3tfn
Sabre lana aneritanii4 9ereisn, bar
6auptItamm Der 9eD0.terung lparen
&reolen nit Spaniarn unb Im.rttoz
nern uno Neqern untermi!ht. Spn
8ertfsiOigunQsperfm mar taum Die
8ebe, als Sadion nit ieinen paar
.6unOert N&ili3en auf 6Iaa6oOten FER
beisilte. Sudden mar Elm Isfr enerz
glider Mann IND Gatte audi Grfa6=
rung i'm SSnoiansr 8rie9a, bon rs9alz
re9ter 8risqIIErunQ peritano er oa@
mails Te6r peniQ. aber er G2tte clnsN
1laren &ppf uno Isrnta raG6.
Sin &aufmonn, Der mabrsre Sabre
pDr6er bsn @e1leral Morsdu beTplrt6et,
batie bon oiefsm QroBen Strategen srz
Tabren, tpe:hes Die 8srt6eiOtgun9sliz
alien Der Stabt feien, er Tiibrte Oen8ez
neral DortGin, uno raid purOen bic
fel6en Dur6 8aumpoa6aQen per-
I6an3t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-01-08

Sn Der Sta0t ginq e tu%ntsrbunt 9sz
mug fer. Bon :5adion'5 2euten maren
foum 800 bepuFInat. bic anOeren bat
ten peoer @affen, nod paren tie elm
eeii6t. So FeGLts audi Duma.s, geraOe
ME in unierem kBten &riege, an Die
lem, Defenders mar Die 9erpfIegung
fe6r manQeIEuft. Der ensrgiide Sad
Jon maGte ieooh ba5 Gste parauS.
IN Der NG6e Der StaOt trie6 iih
bamals cine 8iratenbanOe bGrum, Dpn
nelfer bic SauptDsute gsTan9en paz
rem uno i6ren 9ro5eB erpdrteten. Die
Geerdu6er boten %ad5on fire 9tenIte
an, tuenn er oas urt6eil gegen ie fun
ben :aFe; er 6emannte cine 8otterie,
uno lie leifteten pndere Di:nfe. So
rQ6te na9 DerI6isoenen 8orgefs6ten
Ser ber6Gn9niBpoGe 8. Sunuar; b1z
mails, ME fsute, Elm Sonntag; an p2I>
dem bic aug 6ritiIfen 8eteranen be-
{te6enOe ue6ermoAt ron elmer Sano>
bon amerifoniT6e MiiIi3:n ppaItGnz
bia burh Die 36attraTt zines ein5eln3n
Mtanne5 geIAlogen tpuroe.