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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-11-18

Someone asked friend OF Alfred
Belt how much the south African bill
lionaire was worth. "He probably
could not get out more than thou
sand millions now" was the response,
"but if he would let the price of rough
diamonds go below from 2S to 81 shil-
lings per carot no one knows how
much he would realize. For no one
else except Rhodes knows how many
barrels of diamonds they have salted
away down there to keep the market
steady"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-11-18

John |. Blair, in his earlier days,
owned western railroad, along the
route OF which he established series
of lunch rooms, at which employees OF
the road were to be charged SO cents
and all passengers rs cents. Mr.. Blair
once dined at one of these places, and,
concluding his meal laid down half
dollar. Hold on!" cried the cashier.
"You don't belong to this road" II
know that" replied Mr.. Blair, 1.-THE
rond belongs to me-"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-11-18

Mrs. Emma Louise Hitchcock, wife
of Professor Hitchcock, of Washing
ton, is organizing an expedition which
she will lead to the famous Cocos
island to hunt the fabled $30,000,00O
treasure supposed to be buried there.
Mrs. Hitchcock is already wealthy
woman.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-11-18

Alfred Krupp, the German gunmak-
er, has just had the pleasure of seeing
the town Of Essen, with 100000 inhabi-
tants, admitted into the ranks Of Ger
man cities. The town was made by
the Krupp gun works, which were
started there by the present owners
grandfather in 1910. There are 4l,000
employees and there has never yet been
n strike
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-11-18

Lord Kelvin, though now nearly so
years old, is still so devoted to his
work that he is taking out patents on
new physical apparatus every few
months. Recently he was granted one
for an improved device in measuring
the strength of an electric current.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-11-18

There have been two officers named
Harrison Gray Otis in our army The
first graduated from West Point in
1874 and resigned when second lieu
tenant in the Fourth artillery in 1881.
The second was the brigadier general
from California who recently returned
from service in the Philippines.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-11-18

Mrs. Brownlow, widow of Parsor
Brownlow, war governor of Tennes
see, recently passed her so birthday
She still lives in the wooden cottage
at Knoxville, where, with her hus'
band, the stormy period OF her life
was passed.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-11-18

AS train drew into Boston during
that city's recent Dewey celebration,
the newsboy passed the word along
that General Shafter was in the rear
car. In moment this car was crowd
ed by cheering mob, and Colonel
Wellington, of Worcester, Mass, who
really bears striking likeness TO the
general, had a hard time convincing
the crowd that he was not the man
who took Snntiapo.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-11-18

Emperor William has conferred up
IN Count Won Munster-Ledenburg, the
German ambassador at Paris, the title
Of prince, in recognition of his services
MS the head of the German delegation
to the peace conference at The Hague.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-11-18
Large Receipts and Shipments.

Pierre, s. d., Nov. 1o-It is estimated
that the shipments of cattle from
here this season are more than 10000
head, with probable shipment of
1000 head during November and De-
cember. Early in the season it was
thought that shipments would be
light and until late the shipments
were slow. Then came the rush of
feeder buyers, which took the largest
percentage of the stock from the
range this season, estimated by some
buyers at IS per cent of those taken
off the range. The saleeef ,yoHng car
tie was especially noticeable. a 5 high
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-11-18

as $31 per head was paid for yearlings,
and the owners took the position that
they could not afford to hold them at
that price. The receipts for sales of
cattle are approximately S1,O00,O00
from this point alone.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-11-18

Efforts are being made to persuade
the emperor of japan to attend the
Paris exposition and thus be the first
IN his position to undertake journey
10 foreign country.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-11-18

with three townships missing, gives Q
fusion majority of 54. Bennett rur
slightly ahead of the ticket.
Canton, S. d., Nov. S.-This city
gave the republican candidates for the
supreme court the following votes;
Corson, 235; Haney, 100; Fuller, 223
The populist candidates received votes
us follows. Smith, iDi, Kennedy
lD9; Bennett, 1874. This is Kehnedy's
home, which accounts for his large
vote here. In Lincoln county Hudson
township gave the republican ticket
65, populist 20; Eden township, repub
lican Al, populist Is. 1t looks as II
the populist county commissioner has
been elected by about 13 majority.
Sioux Falls, S. d., Nov. s.--Repub-
licans have won the day in South Da-
kota. They claim the state by 10000
and the fusionists concede ii, but give
no figures. Republican gains and fu-
sionist losses are reported in almost
every precinct heard from.
Returns complete from Sioux Falls
give the republican candidate for judge
256 majority, a gain of 81 over last
year. Minnehaha county will give the
republican ticket over 400 majority,
based on returns from fourtifths Of
the precincts.
The Black Hills counties show de-
cided republican gain.
Returns from Yankton, Huron,
Pierre, Aberdeen and WATERFOWL, Gov
cring precincts in the country neaG
these cities, show n large republican
gain.
a. B. Kittredge, republican national
committeeman, claims the state by
10000 majority,
John A. Bowler, chairman of thu
democratic state central committee,
end =. III. Wright, secretary of the
state fusion committee, concede the
state to the republicans, but will give
no figures.
In Minnchaha and Lincoln counties
the fusionists elected their candidates
for commissioner, which will give
them control Of the county boards in
these counties.
Senator Pettigrew left the fusion
headquarters about o'clock last night
disgusted with the returns from the
state.
In the Black Nils.
Deadwood, S. d., Nov. s.--The re-
publicaIIs are figuring out a majority
this morning of 1,1OO for Corson In the
Black Hills. Lawrence county has
given 800 republican majority thus
far, and all of the other Black Hills
counties, excepting Pennington, have
given from 100 to 200 republican ma
jority. Pennington county is liable to
go either way. The new election law
does not allow the county auditor TO
open the poll books until the canvass
ing board meets, which will be Satur.
day or Monday. No definite returns
will be known until them.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-11-18

Costaki Anthopoulo Pasha. Turkish
ambassador in London, is q Greek by
birth and a Christian in religion.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-11-18
Greet Gar and Czarina.

Potsdam, Nov. 8-The czar and czarina
arrived here at IL o'clock this morning
They were welcomed by the emperor and
empress OF Germany. Most cordial greet
ings were exchanged. Their majesties
grove to the new palace.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-11-18

No man can live without working.
Ne dosep't work himself he works
cor,ahoJ-- aISs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-11
Wlunnrtt's anaabcn beifrittcn.

SoGebp, Obio. 10. Mai.-G6a5.
q. 6asfel, ipel4en 9eneral1npait
W2onnett angeIGuloigt fat, zines BON
BEN Snbipiousn gu iein, Del4e i6n gu
beIte6en perIu6t, I'm bic g}ieOerf4laz
Qunq bes 8ro3oHs5 gegan bic Stan
barb Oi( Company" fer6ei3uFii6ren,
bat einem 8eri6terItatter Der nWho=
ctirten 9reFe" eine bon ibm uuterz
3ei6nete grtldrung ii6ergeben, porin
er fuqt. er babe ni6t ba5 9eringIte
nit einem berartigen 8efe6ungsperz
fuc6 gu tbun ge6abt; er femme Monnett
qar ni6t unb babe nit bamTelben me-
Der bireft, nod inbirelt in 9erfe6r gez
ltQnben; ebsnIo panig nit @Garles g.
Squires, Der Die 8eite6ung Monz
nett's perTu6t fuben IoQ; aud lei er
niemals in irgenb elmer Mei{e an Der
nGtanDurD Sil GpmpQnp" tnteref7irt
qepeTen. Die QnI6ulbigung gegen
ion ent6e6re ieosu 9runoes, unb er
foroere 3u elmer llnterTu6ung berau5.
bamit i6m, fainer 6amilje unb Teinsn
5reunben bur6 0;a5el6e boQe gnt!as
ItunQ fperpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-11

oeQentpdrtig aus SanitGtsriidf4ten
ni9t rut6Iam lit, peitere Qei6en DON
Splolten, tpelhe auf ben Bbilippiuef
fallen pber iter6an, naA Den 8er.
Staatep gu i4itsn. Grf ndaoem Die
Re9eniaiIon bOriiber uno bds Q5etter
pi<oer tGbler qeporoen iIt, fdnn oet
2ei9entrdnsport nieoer auTgeroms
men nerben. O;eIe 2lnTi9ten Des Sc
nerals Otis babeu bic 8iGigung bes
9rjeqsoepartsment5 erb1lteu
u B I 4td gig be9 DIE beue
8eltumi 6iffun98@
8etUite.
QBafbington, .. G., 10. Ulai.
- Dem 8riCgs Setretdr iino Don
alien Staaten rpeltli6 pon NffiITTpp,
BON peIden 6reipillige na6 ben 9biz
ltppinen gei6idt poroen, snergiThe
2lpplitationen 5ugsgangen, pelhe pas
rum eriuden. ouB oieie 3ruppen pia
Dem Sue3tanal unitdtt pja San 6rdnz
3iScD nd4 9auie geItitt lpijrbsn. 2llle
bier 6efinotj6en GongreBs0}itglieber
Der betreTTenoen Staaten 6sFiirporteu
bic 2(pplifatiorsn, anein 8riegsietre>
tdr Qlger lit trpBbem ge3pun9eu gez
peien, bieIel6en abThld9ig 5u be1Aeiz
ben. Gs ipijrbe untsr ben llmitdnpeu
ni6t angt6an, bic gsgenpdrtig auf Dem
IttQen 03eau 70 uotbpenOls ge6rou4z
ten 5ranaporti6iffe pon bort 81 enta
fernen unb lie iiber bic melt Idngere
&pute pur6 Den inDii6en Scean, ben
@ue3fanal, bd8 Q!ittelmeer unb Den
atlunttT6en 93ean 5u fAiden. Die Be-
f0rRrung iiber Dieie ldngere RcGte
piiroe auBerbem betrd4tli1 mebr to>
ffen unb unter Den t(nmatiI6en 3us
ftGnDsn Der Sd6rs85eit nidt 70 geiuno
fir bic obns6in i6on tart bur8 t6ren
larqen 0ienTt alrF ben P6iIippinen
Itrdpa3irten 8cIpntGrs fein, ipie bic
fiir3ere Rei1e iiber ba8 itilIe Wlser.
@plprdbp'B Bolpntdre.
0lbmpia, 8aT6, 10. Mai. -
@ouberreur 3ogers bat duf ietn an
bas 9riegs Ospartement gerj4tetes
8eTu6, 6aB bas erfe 6reipjaigenz
Reginnnt BON DaT6ington, tpenn ss
BON Manita 8uriidtebrt, 6irett nd4
Dem Quget Suno berbrdht tperoe,
einen 8rief pom &riegS Depdrlement
er6a(ten, nprin bebaueri miro, OdB
bem @eIu4 pegsn Mangel5 unSransz
portT6iffen niht entIprO4en merosn
fam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-11
Or. R.OOW0Q S
Snri0pnriUiNla
NciOlOcmt,
Scr ssoss B(utrCiniger


SsDer 9robfen Des 5aridparlian ReiolptHt srs
tbkit OHrb Das 9iut, ben SbmeiB, ben uriH una
au0ere 5liifgteitsn bes 5ptems ntue Stbeustrait,
ocnu rs erieBt bic Ucrbraubt,u 3bcis oes RDrpTs
Ourd ucue uHO gtiun0e YlatsrleH. SropbfH'
G6niuoiudt Sppbllis ungtbeiltt uuO ibIebt bes
baaoelts Sppbtlis in brsu manntgia9n Jstm'E
0eHbet 3tbu Gents eH iur Das iuutrtrte Eu9
vRdbnup'5 on 8enUt1IJ SrusufraHtbciteu, geH
ibpirs I'M Sals uHD Uiuube gtueu, RnotsH tH
ben TrtlicH un0 dHDtrtn Ibtleu bes SDitemsf sHfa
Jiiubete 4uoen Dtrbdrtett Nbipnberngtn aus ben
Cbrcn ionic 0jc iblimmieH G0rmeH BON SuutH
RranfbttteH Ssibnire, 6Isbcrsausi6IaQ, @rtHos
ippi &iuQuurm, SGljtub, 8bumatismus, 8otpS
lauf f5iuHsH, itDarje }Jledeu i'm Gltlide, eternbe
9ulen, fEtbsartigt @tDdbie, 5rautntraHtbetteH u
0a6ti6DtiB QplutlpHsn UNI aut 9trgtuouuetn eH
GebtHsz Qrin5tpjeH ltQcn lnHubdIb ot5 bttltnosH
gcrtbts picles gHunbUs Der mnotrutH Gbtmlt,
une elm @ebraud ron WcugeH IagtH mlrb trgtHB
ciner 9trion, msl9t baftbt gcgtn irgtno Dtlbt
Form Dititr Grantbtltcn tuHimmtr lttUe btiltrdtH
tiqt Birtuuq 6tlUcjieu. I9cHH Is 0sm qatieHten,
Wtl6tr taglid bur6 Die isrtgdcBt JuntbmtuDsH
g,rlutt un0 QuilouHgtu an Rraittu Utritrt, asf
linqt 0ittu 9eruten GiRbolt lu tbuu uHB otts
fe6en burd aus gtiunosm glut ,ntipriugsHbe Htus
Waterialitn Ju srltBtH unb bltts miro 6ur@
Ra0paps SariaparQiau fd5tr trrHot - 10 1T cine
NtjluuQ otfpB, bsnn penn bisi,s ptiImtiiel tInmal
ieHs GciuigmQsurbeit btQiuEt un0 ts lbm otltHqt,
Bicie 9erlutt Ju pernliHDerH, 70 wtrb bic g,frun9
raid criOlgtn, uHD mit ieDsm Iagt DrO f9 osE
Rrduts btNsr uuD trdftiqer fubltH bic 9tbauunq
tpirb oefrdftjgt, Der appstit Qtbeicrt uue 6lsil9
uno geiuid DerDsn guHebmeH
Gas 5olgcnbt 1T eIu i5aa, no cine Gla'6c oon
Raopap's SQrupariliau ReolD,Ht bic b,trtttHsn
Symphonic bcietiqtc, bic SmpiHoun9s ssgl9sHbtiiH
ober Die Rroutb,itseribtinuug Isrtprte uno ben
8dtienftH ron BOuuioutH btreitt. Gisir grie.
tDuroe i'm Gttobtr 1897 gtItricbtH:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-11
Grpalttbatigc Strifrr,

Me6r beoauerli6e 5olgen be5 Stroz
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in 0ulutb.-
Sin Mog8on our6 9pnamtt De-
moIirt unO 3e6n PalIagiere pers
IsBt.
0uGutb, Minn., 10. Mai. =
NuFrii6reriT4e Gtriter berEu4ten 9sz
tern 9lbeno, einen StraBenbabnpagz
qon in Weitz0ulutb nit 0DnaRit in
bic 2uFt gu Iprengen. @8 befanoen
Iia 3e6n 9ohagiere in Dem Md9gon,
unD DjeIelben erlitten Idmmtli4 tet4te
@er(eBungen. Die Striter batten Ii4
ms6rere Sage lang rub:g DerAdlten,
unb eS ipurben gefern mebr WdggonS
beT0r0ert, als an irgeno einem Gage
felt bem 2tnTang Oes Strile5.
Sin grDBeS Stiid 0pnantt mar an
elmer bunfeln Stelle uuF ba5 9eleiIe
9ele9t mor0en unO erploDirte unter
Den 3Goern zines paItlih ge9enben
Wuqqons. Der 2eBtere purDe etpa
brei SUP in bic 90be geboben uno auf
feline Seite gaipprFen, pdbrenO Die Rdz
bergeItaQe II. Die 9an3e porDere ManD
breiBig SUB melt fort9ei4leuoert purz
zen.
unbetonnte 9erIonen feuerten GeBte
Na9t in 0efJ9uiut6 auT einen Wtoz
tDrmann. Die &uQel Thluq Diht iiber
beEen &ppF in ba8 borbere 8aggonz
Fsnfer. 2(uBerbem grifFen N}obs in
berfnieoenen StuD1tAeilen Die W1g9
gons bur6 SteintpiirFe an unb bemoz
lirten piele 5eniter. MtaDor 8rul5on
ItsQte geItern 30 Gpe3ialpoli3iiten an
uqein Die Poli8ei6ebDroe I6eint troB@
ben niht i'm Gtanbe, bic SrDnung gu
na0ren, uno Die GtraBenbabn2@eIe[l@
Thaft TorDart OaEer miiitdrii6en
S6uB fir i6r Giqent6urn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-11
rufsflaien 8eI6dftigten. Die Sab
ressinra1men purben bamals uuf 81
563,878 M}arf, Die 8erpaltungstofsn
auf $4,000 Wart angsgeben.)
+ reiQeib r 0 6 { n.

duf 292, ,O0O W(drt ange9eben.)
Sreige ip 10 den.
0as S4nurgeri9t in 0iFelOOrf
fatte in Diefen 3ugen e;nsn interefanz
ten MprbproSeB 3u erfeo:gen. Sin 9ez
niRer 6par3 S6iolopsfp bate ieine
unqetreueG6tfrou bti'm @6ebru6 nit
i6rem 8alon ii6errof4t. Qebtsrer
Flu6tete ff), uno S6iolopstp ItieB,
BON Der Dut6 uber Die ibm anget4ans
S9mach iibermannt, ieiner 5ruu Elm
N}eiIer in ou5 6er3, 0aB Iie tpOt 3us
fammenbra6. 56iolorpstD 1T ieBt
bon Der 2lntIuqe D;s NlorOe5 freI9es
fpro6en porOen.
9rof. &art GittI 8efors
sym e6en bouenbsten 81. .2ebenss
ia6re 1T in Nur3burg Der 9rof, Der
Qtr8dologie uno tlo71ii4en 9Ailologie
Or. 3arl Still. Elm gebprenar Pdfz
fauer, aus oem 2eben gei4sDen.
9rpf. Still bat 8a6treiAe pbilologiz
i9e unb ar6dpIo9;f6e Nerte DerfaBt,
barunter eine ,8eI6iate Der grIedie
fhen 2itsratur Bis auf Qleronoer Den
8rpBsn;" .2lbler unb bic Dalttugel
uls Die 2(ttribute ots 3eu5;" n8ebers
osn Der @rie6an uno A0mer;" pa
tri3ier3eit Der qrieAi16en 8unf;"
r9ie @nI6uuunqsmetbooe in Der 4lz
tert6um5piifeni6aft" II. I. ID.
&Dnig OStorih 8ertin.
S0nig 0sfar bon @6peben, Der TiA
sur Gr6olung BON Ieiner 8rantbeit
lGngere 3eit in 5uo 6rantreih auf=
qe6alten, oonn bic groBber3ogliA baoiz
14e 6dmilie in 8a0en 8aoen beIu6t
bat (oie 8ronprin5eTTin BON S6peoen
1T cine So6ter oe8 9roBber3ogs bon
8aoen) uno nit &uiIer Wilbelm in
Wiesbaben 3uIammengetroffen mar,
1T auf Der Ritfa6rt na9 S6peben
in Berlin eingstroffen unb bat benz
g9ei65tan3ler 6urItsn 9obenlobe etntn
Idngeren 8sIu4 abgeItuttst.
0ie Sumoa 9olitit Der
Hegierung.
gegeniiber ben fortgeieBtsn Qtngrifz
fen Der ugrariT6en Prsfe auf bic
rI6pG6li6e" Samoa 9olitit Der
Regisrung fibren bic n8erliner g&euez
ften No6ri9ten" 6eute in einsm IGngez
rem 2lrtifel aus, oaB Die Samoa Sra
ge ni6t oaourd 6eigeIegt tperben tonnz
ts, Dab 0eut16lan0 Iia nit Den bsibsn
anDeren Md6ten iiberparf. Die beutz
I6e 3egierung muBte Iid penigitens
NIT elmer Der beipen W}d6ts einigen
unO bies babe tie errei4t.
4lltrIet aus 0eutf8tanb. b.
Die Wu6lpriifung8 Gommi7Tion
bes Rei6stage5 bat bic Mabt oes anti
TenitiTaen Q(6gsoroneten &aufmann
QoBe in DRESDEN, Der I6on in Der boz
rigen SeITion ais 8ertreter beS uAten
fG87tI6en 8a6ltreiIe8 (9irma, Sebz
niB, S6anoau, &0nig1tein Il. 7. n.y.
Fungirte, fir ungiiItig ertfdrt.
Sin 6ebauerli6sr unfal bat Ii4 Bel
Der gefrigen probs in Der 8iener9ofz
ppsr 3ugetragen. Der 9afitIt gleibl
purbe BON bem fa[lenben 8orbang 10
ungliidIi6 getroffen, baB er beIpuBtz
loS gu 8Oben Ianf unO ieBt in fritz
f9em 3uItanOe Darnieoerliegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-11
Sur6 Den tsinitur3 zines Sa6es
DcrleBt.

Cincinnati, 10. Mai. -WG9s
renb elmer 9orfteGung Deg Buffalo
9iQ Cirrus in Gumminsbille bie5en
Qbenb liiir3te bas Dad Der alten
Surn6aQe, auf tpel4em ungefd6r 300
9erFonen 8lab 9snommsn, um Die
8oriteQurg Don bort aus an3uIe6en,
Elm, unb fielen so perIpnen 40 Sub
tieF binab. Orei ber1el6en Durben
ItIimm unb mebrere lei6t perleBt.
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Sn gllnsfa lbmcft Oas SR6icnHeiIdj.

@aI6ing gton, .. g., 10. Mdi.
= 0us 8riegs6epartsment bat foIz
qenbe 9epeI6e pom PrDbtdntamt in
@uncouoer. WaTbington, er6alten;
nRamportzgitp, GirclezGttp, 2llas@
ia, bitten I'M 1910 9Funb RpuItz
Beef in 8ii6Ten. sic BADEN es perz
Tu6t unb IS f6etnt i6nen gu T6mefen.
@te6t trgenO ettpas pugegen, es gu
I6ifen?"
0as &risgsbspartement bat bas
@eTub betpilligt, unD Die 8erIenbung
bes 8ii9IenfleiI6es fir biz Sruppen
in 4Ilsta pirD unmittel6or srfOlgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-11
Sic &inmanOeruna aus Stalien.

8afbington, .. s., 10. Mai.
= Offi3i0s miro bier ertldrt, baB Die
italienif4e Regierung, pie beri4tet
porben, tsinsspegs Der 2luspunDez
runq Don frsigelafenen 5trGflingen Il.
8er6re6srn na6 ben Ser. Staaten
&orI4u6 leifs. 2lmtli6e 8eri4te in
0Gnoen Der 6ieTigen 8e90roen 8eigen
bielnsbr, DaB Die itulieniT4e 3egiee
runo oerabe bas @egent6eii tbut. uno
Bic Sdfen 8eamten angepielen bat,
feline Grg5trdflinge, 8erbre4er, Nr>
me ober anbere 9erTonen, Die oer@omz
munitdt 3ur 2ali FulIen, auf S4iffe,
bic nad ben Der. Staaten a6geben, 3uz
auloITen. Die italieniT9e O6riafeit
fpiinEf1t ni9t nur ben Ser. Stdatenz
@intponDerungs @eIeBsn gere9t 81
tperben, Ipnbern au9 benllnfofen bprz
3u6tugen, Die i6r erTie6sn, faGs Qusz
ponberer 3uriidgeFdidt tperben.
= @inen @el6ftmprbperIu6 burh
grI9ieBen bat in UfibOletotpn, N.>g.,
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GineS iungcS ManneS Grfabruug.
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tbra rte . psrbtn oui @,rllHetu gratis JuasiaHot.
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8eiTe gum arisge 3piI4en @n9loro
unb Dem Sranspaal fommen peroe'
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90. Sabrgang.

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influFpe. ELI. 3aee, nit Gusnobme bes
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3 5o3iatififder @eper4z
f6afts @ongreB.

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nebmun9 Der Snterefeu ibret Y}ttglitz
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bic Organization in 49 perl3ieoenen
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Die 2lbri riifungs gonfe
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y u y II II n : y L
mbaD, 10. Wlai. = Die 6eiber
@inqeborenen Wuiaoer uno Runabs,
bic pegen Grmoroung Der 8ruoer0ras
bib in 9oana6 gum 3obe perurt6eiIt
pprben Iirb, puroen bier 6ingeridtet.
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@runoe umgebra6l, bamit fie imYroz
3efe Der M0roer bs5 9ef : @ommuz
TGrB Rono uro 9;eutenlnts WperTt
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4 a Il B..

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bsute folgenbe OepeTde bom NOmirul
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peIenbeii bort n;6t me6r n0tbig 1T.
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