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The San Francisco call., 1899-02-11
-M'KINLEY AND HAY
SIGN THE PEACE TREATY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.-The treaty
of peace, as ratified by the Senate. was
signed by the President and Secretary.
Hay at 2:35 o'clock this afternoon in
the library of the executive mansion.
There was little formality observed.
although a number of persons were
present by invitation of the President.
While signing the document the Presi-
dent and Secretary of State sat at the
round table in the center of the library.
The ceremony occupied only a few min
utes, and at it's conclusion Secretary
Hay replaced the document in its GRIM
son velvet case and took it to the
State Department for transmission to
Madrid. Besides the President there
were present Mrs. Mckinley, Secretary
Hay and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. 7
]. Brooks and Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
Borden, who are guests at the White
House; Abner Mckinley and Lieuten-
ant Colonel B. F. Montgomery, U. S. ".
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GUEST OF A BURNING
HOTEL 'SUFFOCATED
Louis Hollund of San Francisco Loses
His Life at
Vallejo.

VALLEJO, Feb. 10.-Louis Hollund of
San Francisco lost his life in a fire early
this morning that destroyed the western
annex of the Washington Hotel HolIund
was employed on the new hospital at
Mare Island. He retired at II O'Clock with
roommate named Wolfe. The latter es-
capped, but Hollund was overcome by
smoke A brother of Hollund is employed
in the Cafe Zinkland at San Francisco.
The conflagration rained the saloon oc-
cupied by w P. Sweeney. 1t then spread
to the upper story of the Washington,
and this portion of the building is a to-
tai loss. The burned buildings formed an
old landmark, and the loss is estimated
at $4,000. The property was owned by the
Henry Connolly estate.
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REYES DECLARES WAR
AGAINST ZELAYA

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Feb. 1O.-Pres-
ident Zelaya is sending General Irene Es-
trada from San Euvaldo in the direction
of Rama, ninety miles distant, with about
1000 soldiers, several cannon and good
equipments. =, =
General Reyes, who has rebelled- against
the Government of President Zelaya and
who is now at Bluef1elds. proclaimed ed gen.
eral in chief of Nicaragua on February
9. and, backed by the signatures of sew
eral prominent natives, has. declared war
AGAINST President Zelaya. General Reyes
promises that in the event of his success
the people of Nicaragua shall have free
and fair elections for national offices.
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APIA. Ian. q 1890

d COnSuldf OIHclal IN samoa, contains
much of interest in regard to the Sa-
moan trouble:
APIA, Jan. 25 1899
I have returned to Apia four weeks
sooner than 1 had intended, owing to the
dreadful state of affairs in Samoa again
They were bad enough in 'SS and SO, bus
they are worse this time, owing to the
German side having been victorious I
wonder how long America and England
are going to allow Germany to make
fools of them?
The natives never went quite so far be-
fore as they have done this time, and
with the next outbreak it is almost Ger
tain that whites will be massacred. This
time they broke into several white mems
houses and stole everything, and what
was too large to carry they smashed Ny
own house was treated in this manner
and not single thing left in it. Even
my bed and bedding were taken away:
the house was locked and it was broken
into and completely cleaned out. Har-
per'S house was treated in the same man
ner, so you see they had apparently a
particular grudge against the late United
States Consulate officials; perhaps they
were getting even for the part we took
when they were following Tamasese, for
the present Mataafa followers are the
late Tamasese gang.
The Germans have thrown this lat
ter chief ovep because he submitted to the
orders of the Supreme Court, and have
taken up with Mataafa just to cause trou-
BILE in the country and get the whole Sa-
that they may fare better than in the
Berlin Conference, and, perhaps, get the
sole control of Upolu. They have been
making themselves obnoxious in Tonga
as well during the last two months. and
the German Vice Consul went so far as
to threaten to hoist the German flag there
if the natives did not Immediately pay
their debts to the German firms. My
idea is that they will demand that the
whole Pacific question be dealt with at
the same time and that by at first pres
sing their claims in Tonga and other
places they can eventually make way for
bigger hold in Samoa
l can't think what the officials were
thinking about in recognizing that 7''pro-
.visional government That was a very
weak step, / think. There should have
been an American man-of-war there TO
have helped the British, and then it would
probably have been different Things
could not have been any worse had the
'P. G." not been recognized, for the
brutes have kept right on burning and
looting, ever since the Apia fight, in other
parts of the group.
Tamasese personally is with Malietoa
but all his late following is with Mataafa,
and these are the brutes who are carrying
on such horrible outrages. They behaved
in a most shocking manner to the women
by tearing off all of their clothes, leav-
naked, and when they could not get the
rings off their fingers fast enough they
chopped them off. and in taking their ear
rings they simply tore tn ezn osItS zi5fsiaass
down the ear, and all such atrocities las
these.
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SAN JOSE APPROVES
HAWLEY''S NOMINATION

SAN JOSE, Feb. 1o-The noAination of
w. G. Hawley as Postmaster Af this city
to-day by President Mckinley meets the
approval of most, of the people. John d.
Mackenzie, ex-Boss Rea's lieutenant.
made fight for the place. Numerous Pc
titions protesting against his appointment
were forward to Washington and Con-
gresham Loud refused to help Macken-
zie. For some time. it was feared Mac
kenzie would be appointed and when it
Hawleys name was sent to the Senate
there was general rejoicing. Hawlev is
a member of the Grand Army and a real
estate dealer of this city.
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APPROPRIATION BILL
BEFORE THE SENATE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1O.3During the
entire open session to-day the, Senate had
under consideration the legislative, ex-
ecutive and judicial appropriate bilf
Littlel progress was made, the time large
topics.
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THE FLAMES
CREMATE TWO BABES
Drunken Man Starts a Fire i'm
Which His Grandchildren
Perish.

G 10Joe Boyle section during fit
G lighted lamp to
respectively who with
8 his Mrs Minnie Hicks permitted him
g children while below
9 of his fellow worImen attended him nightly Last
. told needed further
.
6
9 children
c but all efforts them unavaiing
Having the he taking quinine
which reknded resulted
G. sadly. E= - taz
G
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ADMIRAL CERVERA
WILL BE PROSECUTED

MADRID, Feb. 10.-The supreme mill
tary court, which has had under consd-
Grafton the loss Of the Spanish squadron
at Santiago de Cuba, on July 3 last, has
decided to prosecute in connection with
the disaster Admiral Cervera and Com
captain of the destroyed cruiser Cristobal
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MIME. CANDELARIA DEAD.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. 1O.-Madame
.Candelaria, the only survivor of the Ala
mo massacre, and one of the historical
persons of this country, died this after
noon from an attack of the grip. She was
il5 years of age, as authenticated by her
baptismal certificate in the records OF the
Catholic parish church.
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Confirmed by the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The Senate
today confirmed the following nominal
tions of Postmasters: Utah-R. f. Bottle,
brigham. California = L.. M. Baldwin,
WHITTIER: T. f. Byrnes, San Mateo; F.
NJ Kelly. Needles; G.. M Ordway, Mer-
ced: ii. H. Youngken, Santa Paula.
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Claims of Agoncillo.

MONTREAL, Que, Feb. 10-Agon-
clio stated to-day positively that he
had authentic information to the eff
feet that Aguinaldo did not want a
cessation of hostilities and had not
asked for it. When asked how he OBJ
tanned this information he refused to
saw
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THE PAvoNIA DISABLED.
During a Hurricane the Vessel Is
Lost Sight Of.

LONDON. Feb. 1O.-The 1Cunard Steam
ship Company has received the follow
ing dispatch from Captain Whitton of the
British steamer Colorado of the Wilson
line. dated at Fayal, Azore Islands: PA
vonia February 5, latitude Al, longitude
a disabled Something wrong with boil
ers, Tried to tow her. Hawser broke.
lost sight Of her in hurricane.
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Assemblymen on a Junket.

STOCKTON, Feb. 10.-Assemblyman J.
M. Griffin of MADEIRA and J. s. 'Wardell OF
San Francisco were in Stockton to-day or
their way south on a visit of inspection
to all of the State institutions they can
reach. They win stop in Stockton again
on their way back to Sacramento.
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Still Controls Bicvcle Racino o.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. 10.-To con-
tinue the control of bicycle racing, both
professional and amateur, to exclude the
former from membership, but to allow
them representative at the national as
sembly, and extending to President Kee-
nan a representative on the racing board
were the main results of the 1899 national
assembly of the League of American
Wheelmen, which finished its work in this
city this afternoon.
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DEATH OF AN EDITOR.

ANTIOCH, Feb 1O.-Charles F. Mont
gomery, the pioneer editor of this county,
died to-day at his sons home after an
operation for cancer of the stomach He
was chairman of the Democratic County
Committee and held other prominent po-
sitions. His age was AZ.
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SMALLPOX AT FRESNO.

FRESNO, Feb 10.-Mrs. Gleason, who
arrived here few days ago from New
Mexico, was taken i'll yesterday with
smallpox. She fed from New Mexico to
escape the dread disease, but she evident
ly had contracted the germs before leav-
ing home. The house where tshe is con-
fined is quarantined and the local health
officers have no fear that the disease will
spread. a
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Don Carlos instructions.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Rome corre-
spondent of the Daily Chronicle says he
learns from good source that Don Car
los has instructed his agents in Spain to
stop the agitation in his behalf.
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Not Yet Mustered In.

WOODLAND, Feb. 10-For more than
enc months the new military company
enrolled i'm this city has been waiting to
he mustered into the National Guard The
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DR.. Jordan Will Lecture.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb, 1O.-
DR.. Jordan will deliver here next Tues
day evening a lecture on" 1.-The Philippine
Question"
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The Grip Cure That Does Cure.

Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets removes the
cause that produces La Grippe. The genuine
has L. B. Q. on each tablet; 25c.
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men are beginning to believe that some
body is exercising pull against them.
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Special Dispatch to The Call.
@ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @ @

, LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Berlin
, correspondent of the Daily Mail
, says: Emperor William disap-
, proves of the continuance of the
, condominium in Samoa and will
, almost certainly propose a con-
ference of the three powers after
he has received the statement of
; DR.. Johannes Raffel, president of
, the municipality of Apia.
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SAMOAN VIII TES
FEAR MASSACRE
Atrocities Committed by
Natives.
REBELS WAR ON WOMEN
HOUSES OF AMERICANS ARE
RANSACKED.
Germany's Support Has Caused the
Folio ers of Mataafa.t to
Grow Unusually
Bold.

HONOLULU, Feb. 4-The following
letter, received here by the Moana from
a consular official in Samoa, contains
much of interest in regard to the Sa-
moan trOub1e. ~.i
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ARRIVED. =
Friday, February 10.
Brig Consuelo, Page. 21 days from Honolulu.
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BERLIN, Feb. 10.-The German For
efgn Office is still awaiting official dis
patches from Samoa and declines to
discuss the stories published in a New
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-11

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The Presi-
dents message on the Pacific cable,
transmitted to Congress to-day, is as
follows:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-02-09
3rok6erSogf6nn, ScGeu.

N Itabt. Der alteite Snbabel
oes Weittauies Gmanuel Werd.
bemiihe 5abrii, @ebeimratb @il.
helm Werf. If an ben 5olsen zines
Sdlasanialies, Der ibr Dor mebreren
@oten betrofieu hattie, seiiorben.-
Seit 8ur3em 1T bier inl Stulweieu
cine anoermartS bereitS praftiih err
probte Neueruns iu's yeben setreten.
IS wurbeu spei Shulabtbeilunsen iur
Sdiler unb Shudertnnen. Die in ibren
|bisberisen aldien ,uriidsebliebsn
iino. einseridtet.
3afel. Cieier 2aee ltarb bier
ene lunse Gran inter erpHen Shmer.
sen an Slutpersiftuns. Sic bate lid,
oes %eioen SueesDsen, inOem lie Elm
fle.nes @eidwiir, has lie I'M @eiidt
bate. nit Dem Sinsernaselc auflone.
Maini. Der neile Giieabubnoamm
JlcSbafen III tbeilweiie seipnfeu. Cine
"otcuotipe uno innf Npsen nit
Yaouns iinb in ben Safen seitur;t.
Oas Eerlonal iuurbe gerettet.
@orms. On elmer bar leStsu
Sisuneen nes 9reisausihuifes murce
beihloitsn, bic 99easei 'ite arantens
anItult ifllIeBen i'll ~laifen, wril mad,
gemieisn lei, oab Die arnnien in Der
Nnitalt eane idledDte Yebanolun9 err
4ahren.
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9reie Stable.

Oamburs. Die bieiigen Wiaurers,
Sdreioers. Sdubnlaher. uno Crefss
l~er9ebiiieu limb Der Nniitt, baB lie
iiir hire Nrbeitsleiltun9eA nidt ges
nii9eno be;oblt werben unb treifen Dor.
b%ereiturgeu, einen Wia'ien. Vobntampf
in Sieus IL leten, euentuell einen
Hieienltrite ~ inilenireu. Der lang
lGhrl9e srite Firettor Der @ehslerbuut,
SuliuS Sefels, ber IN hohem 2uiebeu
ilano, III an eiuem S%hlagauiall ses
itprben.
Bremen. Der Senat iiberoub Der
gttrgerlfaft eiuen nit IreuEeu per
einbarteu gertra9Seutmuri 0arnuh
ioll Bremen Die Saunllilrung Der
Sbermeier bis Wiinoer auSiubreu unr
oie Soften non AZ, 800, 900 Wtort ourd,
Sfifleubgaben oeten. Bremen ioll
it'd nit Berlin in Ole reltlldeu Il
Fro;ent ser Gurantieiumme ilr oeu
Wiittellanotuual tbeileu.
%ubed. Der 3ubresberiht Der
Nonoelstummer fouliutirt cen gui.
idmun9 BON SanoeI. S%nouitrie urr
SdiiIIabrt %ibeds. Or tinoi9t weitere
grOBe Suienbnuten, ionic Die Nertie,
lung oes Saieniubrmuiiers bis in Die
zee biueiu uno Die Ginrihtuns eires
beionoereu Jabritriertels in Gerblu.
Dung nit oen Seehdieu uno Dem Glbe.
lraoez auuul an. Der leptere miro I'M
Oerbit 1899 fertl0.
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Retin9en,-als Der ausS Oman
itaot (S6lesDis: Solitein) itamm.noe,
~23jdbri9e @ilb. Sriebri6 6etb, tey
bel einem bieii9en aterer III Stelun9
mar, im Drummer ieinss 9%ienitberrn
arbeitste, itel ibm pon pben Elm Stein
auf ben &opf uno perlepte i'm 10
l6per, bah er tur, barulii icinen Geiit
aufsab.
@ormelbi n.-&or turz
gem er'tisrcn bier Die @enoarMen,
Der Santoralar;t non @repenmater
uno Die @eri9tsber,tn BON yuremburo.
Gle be9ubcu lid gum airdhpf 100
Die yeihe seS am 30. .. Wtts. beer.
pi9ten ~65idbr;sen Su9l0bnsrs 81 81
ld)cr oU59esroben uno uNtsriutt mur
be. Sin @srii6; bate iib "perbreitet,
baB Der Mtaun iniplse non WtiBbuno.
lunseu leiner .srau itarb. Sie Erau
lit in Nait.
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&6ariuai(@e $faaten.

ATTENDING. Oieier Gage bot Der
0ebeime 2irherrotb Or. tbeol. ct
Phil. Sulius Scbe, Viarrer in 9taies
pbas, ieinen "a. @eburtstog 9eIeiert.
Nobe, Ger iein 9eiitlid)es Amt nod, pers
fiebt, III balo 60 Sabre Yfarrer ieiner
@emeiree.
Giienot. Sier 1T yaneserittss
oirettor Sibu, Elm ausseseitneter
3urit. bctseitdst ,uesen ieinss laus
tern Sbalotters, i'm 90. |%e5ensJabre
se%ltcrtcr.
S~aalfelt. @ei eem 25idhri9en
Sutilaum Ger Diaidineniabrit BON
Saul Auertuh bat Serr I. auerba6
pcridieoenc Stiitun9en ms %eben aes
iuien. Die N~aiienanlialt erbielt 2O0O
Wort, Der Griiehun9sperein 1000
Warf, tie Observation-Disclosures
1000 Short, ser electromagnetic
1000 Wiart. sln Die 2lrbeiter Der 6abrif
wureen 1000 Wiarf pertbeilt, weitere
1000 Olart iineen u elmer Stiituno
~ @unlten Der srbeiter 8erpenouna.
Sonnebera. Gas sroee @olls,
@clB: nno Helsmaareuseiddit Der
Sirma giitleben III a%bsebranu..
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GUas- otgrinaea.

S%uabEurq. Der Sdnell;ua
guiel Gumerlt, Ger NiorgenS ; llbr
IS Wiinuten in S0ln eintriiit, muBte
nsullt ror S%trnbburg imeimGl hnlter.
Ger &turm hattie ;wei 9roBe SGume
aui pus Geleiie geworfeu. Ger yoio.
motiuiitrer tonrte belize Wiole Sen
;3u9 uodl rehtieitig gum Steben brin.
gen.
Wer. Der Sberlu;oretbgehilie
Whiller POM rheiniifen 6uBartillerie,
G(gimcrt 9tr. 8 murbe am 0eutifen
2hpr pon olei StrOlhen u~berlullen
uuo berGrt miEhanoelt, baB er ltarb.
Gle Auarelier limo uerbaitet.
Saargemii IL B. Die Struitdm'
msr ipruh ben 6Oriter Gcebn aus
Wtadmeiler, Der i'm Serbli ccrl9er
Sabrss einen Soritirepler eridoB, irei,
neil er in Notbwehr %Qebanoelt babe.
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Tic rihtiac 3cit.

@unn Der 9robte 8oribei. pom elmer on.
ten Weoi5iu erlonst weroen iol, lit i'm Yin
fang bes 9ahres 9os lit bic Belt, penn
ih Der ermute etc aorper, oi. aeitmottep
Sraore nno oas neruois Sptsm not ei.
ner itartenoen NeoiSln pie 6ooo's Sov.
iaparilla iebnen. WieIe parten ouf oos
milos 1rlblinss'@ eiter unb ittetsH rsir,.
LID 10 lanee aui. ibreu tcrperliteu ,3u.
Itano 5u bsuhtsn, oab ein longer Srant.
belts Anial unpermeiolit ii. lin bas
Spitem Don allen llnreiristeiten, peIhe
lid mabreno Der Wintsraeit on aeiammeit
baben. frei III MAIDEN, oas Ylut ~ reirj,
aen unit bas gauge Spitem ,u itGrteu, lam
iit nibtS nit 6ooo's S%ariapariaa DER.
slsihen. Shiebsn Sic es nidt auf, ion.
bern nebmen Sic 6oob's Sarioporiua nun
Sc wirb Sbnen gut tbun. 9eien Sic bi,
3eueniTe, bic in Sstreii DOR 5ooo's Gar.
iapariua psroffentlitt limb, ale Don Al:
perlGiiieen oantbaren Qeuten. Sic er,db.
len bic @eididte.
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3aoeu.

2arlsrube. Cine mertmiireise
Gntoeduns matte Die Fcli;ei bel Der
a0rperuntetlutun9 einsl resen Oieb>
TAILS perbaitetsn 5rau. Die Iame
irug nitt merl9er OILS 50 RIanoideine
uui Gem bloEen %sitc, uOn eenen AZ
aui uerieetes HScle;sus IN G'eiammts
merth non l045 yiart louteten. Gle
5rau mar pom !. gulf 1897 his A.
Sanuar 1898 in eiiem NeiEwaarens
seid)ait bcidlaitigt uno bate lid NIT
eiuem lulid,en Stluiiel ,3utritt inc
Miusoiin III ~uerltaiien 0epuEt. Dad
une rad) ertluenoete lie @aaren in
Dem ursegebcnen Yctrase uno rerleste
lie i'm %elbbaus. gle gift uor, ole
&aareu non rem bctannten llntetannz
ten erbalien ;u batsr.
&pnnani, 3n 6olge cine, Yen,
Sinerploiicn MURDER Gle Gbelsute per
800 eahisr 10 id)mey pe,leet, cab lie nadI
%l2tasi9em SdmerienSlaser iali 3ur
ielben Sturoe perIhlebeu.
Manubei m. &ieeerum lit bier
Elm otter AdtuabcieriIaer seitorben,
IS III Dies Der I'M SO. "ebenSlahre
lisbeuoe Y%ripatmann %eoubaro Stubs
nell. Ger &erliOrbene betbeiliste lid
an Dem ls4ser WiGri 2luiiianre uns
uabm lpoter aud regen Intbeil al Der
oeutih statholi ten Seweauns Seribert
Rau's. |dn9ere 3obre bincurt mar CT
Yurllano Der Maunbeimer 5reirelisiO.
fen @emeiuSe.
Sffsubur9, Tas Shmur9eridi
perurtheilte ben Enncwirth SotDt
Serumeper non Sbsrharmersbah. DEL
feiren l2labriGen StleTbtuSef etmOr.
Sc: hattie, ;um 3oNe. smpiahl absr Der
WiGra,r otI @aaoe oes 0roBber;Oss.
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Vnrtmburg.

Eurem g. 2Obtcr Qclon8te
;lr &critei0eum9 Ou9 Der iuibercn
I&irtbin 9&jttmc >tciumCp Shmitt
0cborenoe ortiitodigc Mohn mO "es
ihdit9buu0, 9clc9cu in Der &%upu}jucr
itruHe, 0~e0eniiber Dem ltdotrlhcn Shea
tel. NrGulcin Clement crltauo ouo
iclbc gum FrciS pou 30 ,ooo NrNntcn
nit 9 Fro;cnt soften.
0rauielt-Sn ocn webGuli6
tciteu oeS SN0lobuero Wturtin y,
3app entitano cine SeuerSbrunlt NET
DE Mobnbauo, Sdeune uno Stolunz
gen lopie Die anlieSenoen 0ebduli6
reiten Der !. y. @aSner, geinweber,
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S6weii.

Yern. Der Neutau ees Babes
Nel5snburs sebt rai,is rcrrarts, 70
saB nit 8esinn Der Commentator
tsHdumlihteiten teicsen rcrs
ben fonEeu. -lnscmlitblid mars fur;s
lit, mic eem .8erner Sntellieen,.
blatt" tsrittet wirb, auf Der Giiens
tabnbru6e bel G9lisau, Der bcdliien
uno lansiien Bride Ger Sdmei;. Ger
SSeitSiurm tlies 10 iiarf, oaB Ger SriH,
ihnelliu mitten ouf Der Bride iiir
einiSe Winuten sum Steben fam. Ias
Perional battle Mubs, lid an cen
@aeen iu halieu.
Eusern. alS om Tiirsltmontos
oes lettea 3abres Elm Grtro;us Ger
NolSciibabn nad) |u;ern iubr, mureen
mebrere in Funnel unmitteltar cor
Der Staot arteitenee Mdnner libers
Iahren uno tbeils getoetet, tbeils per
ruunoet. Gle Getoeteten binterlieber
tineerreide Tamilien. ,3miid)en ben
tethelli9tea 9abnseiellibalten uno sen
1interbliebeuen ser ON so. Wiai 1898
petunAlidten Vabnarteiter III nun
cine G~erllanoiauna in Gem Gimme ses
trofien wuroen, sas Gle @~abusclell>
ltaItcu ben Sinte,lailsnen bic Sumule
non 9l,600 Srancs teiablen nebIt Gins
lett J., 3uni 1895 irmie 800 Srancs
Iilr cen Grablteln. Die Sinte,laiienen
zines GetIotcten erbalten l4,00O
Srancs; es lit oies Die bptlie Gnt,
itdcIsuns ole nieesrlie Giu;eleu,s
iddoi9ura bstrast 1000 Srancs.
Saiel. g9esen 9Sedbielial dunsen
I'M 8etraSe BON zoe, 600 bic 500, 900
Srancs puroe reu!id Der y!auimaun
Ioolf aaufmann perbaitet. Gr bate
ipefulirt uuo ratei Wi6aeidid ers
litten, wctel er ~ %ipiiematiiden
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Ct. @allen. Ger 9ciiter res
0uslidi$reidlen G~aiitaules auf Srcbs
lihsess beatlltttat. nadilles Satr in
unml;te!tarcr Nate eeilslben Elm Ntiel
nit 6renioenpenlion, 0udl als 9&iute,-
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tauen ~ !0liea.
@runbHneeu. Gin Ya;ar ii;
NOtel Geiureere III G,uni;eu eer rNe"t,
lAsu Neililatte iur unbemlttelte %Er:
g~eufrunte in OGUos" bot cine 8rutto'
Giunabme BON II, 500 6rancs e~r;ielt.
Waabt. Ger @srtebrs' uHb Sotel'
perein in Vlputreur hot bie Yethel.
li9ung an Der EOriier 9Seltaueiicllura
helflclien er Miro cine greGe g..
non Wiontreur uno lImgegsno in 3eliel
uno eiuen Pavilion nit WenlGiotu u.,o
Fhotogrartjen Ger lhSnlteu VaGoiAai'
ten bes umljegenoeu Giebiets, NItuulS,
W(OnoQrapbieu. llOtiiliihe Gabeller
ilber 6reGucni Gueitel!Cn. SIS ioi'.U
hleriir 5000 6rGEcs aulgei1snest
peroen.