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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-03
IT WAS OBSERVED,
Yesterday Holiday for the People of
Anaconda.

Yesterday in Anaconda was generally
observed as a legal holiday. The stores
were all closed and the drug stores OBJ
served Sunday hours. No special eXer-
cises were held anywhere. so far as re-
ported. A few of the society ladies held
receptions and made New Years calls.
The day was passed quietly and every
body who could do so took a good rest
in order to begin the new year bright
and fresh
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-03
Nickerson-Weiss,

Daniel Nickerson and Miss Anna
Weiss were married yesterday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. Matthews, No.
219 West Park avenue, by Rev. F. B.
Clelland. Mr.. and Mrs. Nickerson are
residents of Philipsburg. w..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-03

The Cudahy Soap Co. of South Oma-
ha, Nebraska, are sending free to any
address their new 1899 premium cata-
logue, containing over 300 attractive
prizes of useful and ornamental nature,
suitable for everybody, old or young.
These prizes are given away to pur-
chasers Of Diamond co. soap. Send a
postal card with your name and ad-
dress.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Mara and
family desire to express their healtfelt
thanks to their friends for their kind
ness and assistance in their late be-
rea yamant
The evening times., 1899-02-14
THE CLEVELAND MYSTERY.
Nellie Carroll Arrested and Held Ol
Suspicion.

Cleveland, Ohio. Feb. 1.-THE police
have come to the conclusion that disease
is the murderer of Jacob GerbTand, whose
dead body was found in the engine room
of the Hunt Stamping Works cary yes
terday covered with wounds and that rats
are the mutilators.
The case was enveloped in mystery, and
until late last night no one had any tbs
ory but murder.
The only clew was the finding of a wo-
mans fascinator in the room.
Last night the police found on the
street Nellie Carroll, a character well
known to them, and she had on an d
hat instead of an old fascinator which
she is wont to wear. They took her in
tow and found she was in the bui ding
with Gerbrand Sunday night
She claims she went with him to get
warm and that he fell over dead from
heart disease. She became frightened from
being alone with boilers which might ex-
plode with only corpse for an engineer
and broke the window to escape. She
does not explain why she did not report
the matter to the police but otherwise she
repeats her stCyy unshaken. Rats are
supposed to have made the lacerations.
The reported stab in the heart proves
to be only superficial wound.
While pretending to believe the wo-
mans story the police are holding her on
suspicion.
The evening times., 1899-02-14
RECOVERING FROM
THE STORMS FURY
Regiments of ShOyelers at
Work in New York.
ALI Railway Schedules Upset by the
B0isterOuS Blizzard.
Dairy Products Scarce and Prices
Flying Upward-Car Tracks
Completely Oblitcrated.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE Blizzard of
SO" is over. The pail of snow clouds has
lifted and the sun shines again Only a
little bit of New York however, is visible
today. Most of it is feet deep beneath the
snow. Along the car tracks it is piled up
higher than a mans head. Most of the
cross streets are impassable
The electric surface lines were aban-
doned during the night. The cable cars
and elevated trains crept down town every
half hour or so this morning and the Jam
hghting to get on board the few cars is al =
most dangerous.
1t is now up to the street cleaning de-
partment. and already thousands of Nc
Cartney's White Wings" have begun a
shovel war on the snow. Today will be
devoted to digging out New York sufficient
to allow necessary traffic. The task of
cleaning up the city will require weeks
The hotels were filed to oyerfiowing las.
night. The stranger in New York could
not get out OF town and many natives fed
to the hotels from frozen flats, or took
downtown quarters 10 avoid a long journey
home.
Dairy products are scarce today and
prices have taken jump. Even well-to- do
classes may suffer from a lack of these
provisions
The only thing that could get out of
New York this morning was q telegraph
message. The city was completely cut off
from the world by rail or boat
The New York Central gave up the fight
last night and the Pennsylvania Railroad
quit yesterday afternoon Later in the
morning both these lines got trains start
ed. Thousands of men are now at work
cleaning off the lines. The weather has
moderated, and it is believed by tonight
something like a normal schedule can be
adopted.
George Haltzen, ffty-five years old was
found dead early this morning on Eighth
Street. 1t is believed that he died from
exposure to the cold. Haltzen was an art
ist
Mary Do!an. seventy years old, was found
! frozen to death this morning in q room
on First Avenue. She had apparently been
dead two DAYS
The evening times., 1899-02-14

Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and needs
helping out.
Things get started in the
wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start the
system in the right direction
toward health.
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with hypophos-
phites can do just this.
1t strengthens the nerves,
feeds famished tissues, and
makes rich blood.
soc. and sI.oo; all druggists.
SCOTT g. BOVINE. Chemists, New York. :.
The evening times., 1899-02-14
NOW A RADIATOR SYNDICATE
A S:0,OOO,OOO Combine Incorpo
rated at Trenton.

A S:o,OOO,OOO Combine Incorpo-
rated at Trenton.
Trenton, n. j.. Feb. 1.-THE American
Radiator Company, with 500, 600, ,000 capi-
talization incorporated this morning with
the secretary of state. The company is
believed to be Indirectly connected with
the National Steel Company which in turn
is controlled by the American Tin Plate
Company.
The American Radiator Company has
heretofore held a charter in Illinois, but
has relinquished it to secure one under
the New Jersey laws. The company will
manufacture radiators, boilers, and heat
ing apparatus
one-half of the 500, 900, 900 stock is pre-
ferred bearing per cent cumulative
dividend.
James B. Dill. OF New York; Louis
Bonch. OF Chicago. and Howard K Wood,
of East Orange, are the incorporators.
The evening times., 1899-02-14
Mothers Bread.
Trademark Registered.
Notice to the Public.

Beware OF limitations Of Our eel
ebrated Mothers Bread.
Some unscrupulous bakers are
trying to palm off an inferior bread
for our celebrated Mothers Bread.
None is genuine unless it has the
words, Mothers Bread. Just as
Mother made if" and Made by
Corby's, on every loaf.
Anything else is simply coun
terfeit, and is much inferior in
quality. Our Bread is just like
cake. We use cream, sugar and
milk in our dough.
Mothers Bread is only made by
Corby Brothers, 1856 Brightwood
Avenue.
Ask your grocer for it. If he
doesn't keep it, drop us postal
card and one of our wagons will
serve you. Telephone 1910.
feI3-tf
The evening times., 1899-02-14
t&Anzazaa
"The Dependable Store"
922, 924, 926, 92s 7th ST, run
ming through to 1915 * ST
"The Dependable Store"
Last great
wrap sacrifices.

Every day must see the stock of
ladies' winter garments grow less
now-we put the lever of reduced
prices on every garment to move
them out quickly. With a month
or more of zero weather promised
the reductions will be doubly appre-
ciated
$40 Jackets, 81.
A lot of fine French broadclcth
jackets. some of them lined
throughout with satin. in black and
castor-made in the most fashion,
able manner-a limited lot-will go
for s2-9S. These are garments which
sold at $3.50 you can count the
saving a great one.
SIS Jackets, csc.
Children's and misses jackets of
twotOned novelty cloths. half satin
lined, sizes up to 16 years-in all
fashionable colors-which sold for
50. viii be sacrificed for 9S cents.
$40 Cspes, $3.50.
Choice of lot OF stylish capes.
consisting of seal plush capes. Jet
ted and plain, and astrachan and
kersey cloth capes, neatly braided
and fur trimmed. which sold at SO.
will be sacrificed for $3.50 each
SIS Capes, So.
A lot OF ladies' fashionable cleo
trio seal capes. with Persian lamb
yokes. which sold at SIS, viii now
be sacrificed for S.
SIT Capes, SIS.
A lot of handsome electric seal
capes, 20 inches long. and have gen
uine marten fur collars and edging.
which sold at S27. will now be sac
rificed for SO.
SO CoiiareffeS, 1928.
All Of our regular 80 tab front
electric seal cOllarettes, with plain
or Persian yOies. all are trimmed
win tails, will now be sacrificed for
$3.9S.
Ladies' Rubbers, II I.2c.
Tomorrow We shall put on sale
lot OF 400 pairs Of ladies' best
quality rubbers, in small sizes only
and offer them at 70 lie. a pair.
lou have never had such a chance
offered you before to make a saving
like this.
SL25 Underskirfs, 60c.
Tomorrow we start a clearance
OF the winter notwithstanding
you the advantage of reductions vo4
can't resist. A lot OF fine quality
black lined sateen underskirts with
umbrella rufie. quilted. and also
some pretty stripe effects in the lot
all have two and three rufies
around bOttom-being skirts which
sold right along at S1.e5-wiH 90 for
50 cents
Lively Selling in HosierJ1.
A lot Of ladies' black cotton seam
less hose. fast black and with double
heel and toe. which are worth &c
Il 1-2c, will be offered for. j
lot of children's jersey ribbed
cotton hose. with double knee. heel
and toe. guaranteed fast black. and
worth 1Sc a pair, Will be Of 11C
a lot of mems seamless black
cotton hose. extra fine gauge. with
double sOles. heels, and toes. M
worth 1sc pair, viii go for. j
:: :. !. : :: !. :.
The evening times., 1899-02-14
The Halls of the Ancients.

Nos 1912, 1914, 1916. and 1913 NEW YORK AVE
Constructed to Promote
NATIONAL GALLERIES OF HISTORY AND ART
They Illustrate the art, architecture, religion.
and life of the Egyptian, Assyrian, Graeco- Ro-
man, and Saracenic nationalities.
The Egyptian Portal is entrance to the HALL,
OF COLUMNS. more grand in dimensions than
that built by Lepsus at Berlin.
The upper EGYPTIAN HALL contains the
interior of an Egyptian house by Racinet The
larger section illustrates Egyptian Arts and
Crafts. Copies 10x7 feet of Richter's Building
OF the Pyramids and Longs Egyptian Feast
The ASSYRIAN THRONE ROOM il gorgeous in
blue and gold, according to Place section
is walled with casts from the British Museum.
The portal is between four colossal hunan-headed
bulls, from the Palace of Sennacherib.
The THRONE OF XERXES is set u from the
cast in the Louvre. King Sennacherib is modelled
| in costume from the bas-relief
The decorations OF the Roman House cover
1900 square feet.
The LECTURE HALL, in Persian style, con.
| tains the painting of the Grandeur Of Rome in
| the time OF Constantine, 30 it. it,
The SARACENIC HALL is a counterpart of the
| interior of the house of Benzaqun, in Tsngiers.
The ART GALLERY is devoted to illustration:
| Of Roman History.
| Visitors will be attended by expositors. ant
/ Mr.. Franklin w. Smith. curator, will speak il
explanation at intervals.
| Open from 8 T. .. to 10 p. m.
/ ADAiSSIOS. OS.......................5O 80 CENTS
! fc9-tf
The evening times., 1899-02-14
To Examine West Point Candidates

The Secretary Of War yesterday appointed a
board OF army officers TO meet at Fort Meade,
: D., "Wednesday. March l. 1899. for the ex-
animation of candidates for admission to the
I uited States Military Academy, West Point
\. y. The board win consist o.; Major Allen
smith. First niIed States Cavalry: Capt George
: lIoyle, First United States CayairN; Can't.
Charles +. kc1fer. assistant surgeon United
States Army; Second I-'eGt. Joseph : Heron,
First United State Cayalry; Acting Assistant
Surgeon Charles T.. Macdonald. United State.
Army. The examination viii hc conducted in ac.
cprdancc with instructions which will be fur
Hi-hud the board by The superintendent Of the
tuited States Military ACADEMY
The evening times., 1899-02-14
Dancers of the Grin.

The greatest danger nom La Grippe IS OF its
resulting in pneumonia. lf reasonable care is
used, however, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
taken, all danger viii he avoided. Among the
tens Of thousands who have used this remedy for
la grippe we have Vet 10 learn Of a single case
having resulted in pneumonia which shows con-
clusively that this remedy j. certain preventive
of that dangerous disease. Ii viii cure la grippe
in less time than any cher treatment. 1t is pleas
ant snd safe 10 take. For sale by Henry Evans
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, 93s ST. NV,
and Conn. ave. aud ST. NV, and l42s Nd ave.
me-
The evening times., 1899-02-14
ARE CANCERS CURABLE :?

10000 persons die annually in the United States
from this dread disease because of a want OF
knowledge by physicians generally to cure it,
but It can be cured we'll any other disease
Ly who knows how 10 treat it. IL you have
n tumor don't wait until it gets in he glands OF
tile neck ana cannot he cured, but have
il attended to at once. The lip, cheeks nose and
iteast oftenest the seat of the disease. Don't
allow the knife to be used CHARLES ALLEN,
u. H.. No. 1920 q st. rw del3-tf
The evening times., 1899-02-14
IN THE BLIZZARD's WAKE.
Prompt Measures Taken to Relieve
Distress in New York

TUTk.
New York. Feb. 14-Every charitable
organization in this city is bending its en-
ergies today toward relieving the miseries
which the blizzard of yesterday and Sun
day inflicted upon the poor of this city.
Yesterday the police found no less than
ninety-seven destitute families. many OF
whom were utterly without food or fuel.
Hundreds OF homeless men. scantily clad,
were cared for at various charitable insti-
tutions.
Many philanthropic persons are coming
to the aid of the poor. Yesterday James
r. Keene, the banker gave s.. 600 TO the
city to be distributed among the needy.
Richard Croker gave $1,000 in his own
name and so, 900 in the name of Tamma-
ny Hall. Many other contributions rang
ing to $50 and over Were received
The evening times., 1899-02-14
WIFE MURDER IN CRANsToN.
Crime ChnrGcd Upon IA Wealthy Citi-
zen of Providence, II. L.

of Providence, X. i.
Providence, r. l., Feb. 14.-Amos B. Pal
mer, one of the best known young men
in this city. murdered his wife at Gran
ston Monday night
Mrs Palmer was formerly the wife of
"Dollie" Bliss, a boot and shoe dealer of
this city. Bliss got divorce from her and
then young Palmer the only son of Mrs
Anita f. Palmer, who was wealthy, cared
for her until his mother died. and few
days later he married her. He built a
beautiful home where the two lived in
luxury. Palmer is under arrest
The evening times., 1899-02-14
FATAL POWDER EXPLOSION.
One Italian Laborer Killed and Fiv
Badly Injured.

SUUfy IhJureU.
Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. IA telegram was
received at the Office of Superintendent OF
Police Leslie this morning requesting the
presence of physicians and ambulances at
Union Station at noon when one dead and
FIVE badly injured Italian laborers will
arrive from Musgroye Station in the Allie
cheney Valley Railway.
The Italians are laborers employed in
construction work on the new division OF
the Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburg Rail-
road, and were victims of an explosion OF
powder
The evening times., 1899-02-14
SEVEN BURNED TO DEATH.
Father and Six Children Fall Vic
Tins Of n Fire

Pine Bluff, Ark, Feb. 14.-Silas Jones
and his six children were burned to death
on the Richardson and May plantation at
Cornerstone Sunday night
Jones home and all its contents were
DESTROYED
The evening times., 1899-02-14
HonnrahIy Discharged.

The following officers having rendered their
designations were hsnorshly discharged from the
service OF the jni,sd STATE, Army: Capts Amos
Baker and Aaron J. Burr.
The evening times., 1899-02-14
Leaves of Absence Granted.

The Secretary oi War yesterday granted
leaves Of abscnca 70 Major Thaltss C. Lebo. Capt.
James {. Grant, and I.iout. Evn r. IIciberg
The evening times., 1899-02-14
Ladies' Rubbers, II E2c.

Tomorrow We shall put on sale
a lot of 400 pairs Of ladies' best
quality rubbers. in small sizes only
and offer them at 70 lie. a pair.
fou have never had such a chance
offered you before to make a saving
like this
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Neuer GiieubabuOienit.

Die M. &. & 8..1abn bat ftir lore
San Msarcos GipiRoa eiuen neuen
3ugbienf etugeri9tet.
Rad Dfen. SO. 81 berId6t
San Miarco8 mn s llbr MscreeuS,
Qndharbt 9.15, lontmt Ia GmitbpilIe
um 11.30 an. go. so berIdet San
Wareo8 I'M 2.15 Na@mittaas, Sod,
bart 8 llbr unb tommt In 6mitbbtQe
nm 4.30 an. SO. IA perld6t San
Warcos uw 10.40 Nbenbs nub if nm
11.20 tn 2odbart.
WefIi1e 3hge. No. 13 Der.
ldbt Godbart nm l 1br Ho1m., III In
San Warcos Las. go. 81 perld6t
GmitbbilIe um 1.25 Wo@m., III Ia
2odbart um 4 l1br Na@mittaas, In
San Marcos um sos. 30. 40 bers
Idbt Smitbpille um 6 llbr Abenbs. III
In lodbart I'm 7.30 uub In Gan Mar,
cos um $40 Mbenbs.
0ur@ biefen tieueu Gabrplan mirb
In San Nareos nit allen 3asen ber
s. 6 9. 81. R. q. uub Der Q. u. &
u. q. &. q. In 4odbart Anf@lu6 &C.
ma1t.
Die neue giuri9tung lpirb bonn ret.
fenben publifum eebhbrenb anertanut
unb bic %. 6. & 8. Babn perbient
Danf bafar.
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Was bic alte gaute ipridt.

9it ieosm Gage, &ino. tuirf Gu eefaeiter-
4reibit Weltgeihihte, Sprahen, iel6it Ghemie--
Ou muti3trtt, Su malt gu@, uno 70 tpeiter,
Girlpabr Su biit elm pirtli&es 8suie
Soh allies bies, mein Rino, bas laE Dir Iaasn,
Grmirbt elm Wtannesber3 niAt oanerno Sir;
Der ageg gum 6erjen gebt ftets ourd ben WsaqeH
Set allen Wtdnnern Taf, oas CLAUDE mir.
Smar b6ren fie germ Sdumann's 3 2ieo bonn @rolten
uno bon Der S1lange, bic am 6er5en fribt,
Dodb bddt Su einen guten Wei5na9tsfollen,
Jd ganb, mein Rino, oaB ibm oas Iiebsr 1T.
Spielf Su inn Dor bic flaiii4sn Gonaten
uno aus Der Dper aud Elm potpourri,
Yin iaft'ees Beeffeat uno men iaitigen Braten
8rdft'g golllon, nlsin Rino, periNmdbt CT ME.
Rannjf Su bic Gterne ibm bonn 6immel nennen
Hno tennit 9u Glhiie, Seen uno Berg uno Sbal,
Biet be1er ift's, Die Nuelle redt 5u fennen
Gtir Sdnl' nn0 9aien, Rrebie, 9edt uno &al
Rsnnf Su Die piianjsn ale, 8aum uno Moole,
Hno matf nit all ben fremben Wamen Gtaat,
Viel lieber II . ibm, toht Ou &aperniauee
uno bringt ibm TAFT 'ses &hbrei uuo Galat.
9iit Du bepanbert In Der @eltad&ihts,
uno IN ben Hlalftern aud gut ju 9aus,
Ilno fngf uno oi4tet Du-iein Qsibaerihts
Stt4t allie @onnsn Seiuer 8iIbune aus.
llno polls nidt mein 8ine. baruber tlaasn,
uno nsnn' ben Wlann ninf besbalb aeiitssarm;
Gieb nabe BET BEN 0erjen Iibt Der 1faaen.
llno beist mon oisisn gut blsibt jones parm.
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aeiss @edt anf paklthfett.

Die 5rau, Die bablb BON Nn9eiiht,
bon id6ner 5isur uno ianftem @emiitb
lit, ipirb itets 5reunbe baben, I'M aber
70 an5iebenb au fem, niuB man feline
@eiunbbeit gut erbalten. @enn cine
6rau franf unb ibiudhli6 1T, unb
luenn ibr @pitem seidmddt 1T, banu 1T
iie reisbar uno nerp6s. 8enn fie an
6artleibisfeit pber giierenleiben laboz
rirt, 70 tuirb ibr unreines 8fut bdBlide
9aut slusi6ldse unb einen unreinen
9eint 5ur 5Olse baben. electric
8itters lit bic Bette Mebicin ber
@eIt, um Maaens, 2eberz unb gsieren.
leibfn 5u resuiiren unb oas 8lut Su
reinisen. @s peridafft frditiee Ner-
ben, belle Ausen, iammetweihe, Hare
9aut unb bliibenoen 9eint. 9ur5, bies
Mittel maGt eiue frdntli6e unb
i4wa6e 6rau seiunb, anmutbis unb
an5iebenb. Sir nur so Gents in Der
Gpotbefe BON S. aolteper & Son.
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Reoueirte Staten fiir Sommerreiien.

Die 6eras unb pacife Railmap
So. wirb bonn l. Sunt '99 bis ein.
i9lisBli6 80. Sept. '99 3u bebeuteub
ermdbisteu preifeu Sommer Rnub.
Gabrtarten herausgebeu nod puutteu
In alabama. artanios, Gclcrobo, !,
Oiiiritt Columbia, Georgia, slIlucis
Jnbiaaa, aentudp, Marplau6, Rai.
ta9uistts. Mi9isan. Wiunelota, Wii.
RfRppi, Mifouri. New Dort, Rori.
@arolina. Obio. Ontario, penuinlpo.
nia, Quebec. Sib. Caroline, Teuusi.
lee. wirginia, Wef giraiuia nnb
Wiseoufn.
Wsaa ccnfnltire ben udnHen 8idet'
Maenten tDegen ndbsrer NustunfI obsr
f9reibe au:
Q. q. Surmer. o. g. 6 &. w.,
Dallas, Segas.
26,6,tbab
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San Antonio, Mfontag ben 25. septembel

bier eoIger, Rre3, 8rhbI, gaflebun,
9aHauret, atr9boff, Asmus, 3hubt,
Ruors. Mes, 3bonann, pu9ner; tuir
t6untsu lei9! etn sweites DuBenb neus
neu. obne peri6nlia au tDerben, benn
Serberg re1net th ia aud 3u ben
beutl9 amerifanifben Di6tern. =
Die groben Mclsr 2euBe unb 8ierfaot
tamen al8 ainb in's 2anb, cine gan3e
Mn3abl Don bsuifAeu gltern bier Sc,
bprener baben fid felt ftuf3is Sabren
eiuen Namea gemaGt; ber leiber au
fritz berfforbene Bilbbauer Bold bat
oas See, Monument I'M Gtben eefdaf,
fen, iein bier lebeuber Bruber Or. u.
Bold fuht ola Ranfler In Silberar6eit
Ia ber Wslt ieineS @lei@en, betreibt
absr feline aunf nur gum Bersuhseu.
Wir f6aHten nod cine gau3e Neibe iins
gerer Rintler nennen, bod marbe eS
3u melt fiibren. Ser gr6Bte litosrapbi.
ihe aanifler ber san3en Welt (Rebe
WalterS aeramit) lebt tn Bottom unb
beiBt 8. preug. Gpre9en mir BON
prebisernl 0at Der 0err profefor
iemals bon &sp. Wunisefobe. bsm
6ofprsbieerA Don Self. Dabis. ober
bon 0eiurid 5@eib geb6rt! Carl
51ur3 Tam alS bIutiuugsr Weni1. Der
feinen Ooftor In Deuif@lanb gemadt
bate, in's 4ano. ebenio @ufaD 56lei
der; Beibs merbeH alS Staatsmdnuer
anertannt. Nuh Mablenberg, ber erfe
6pre9er bes 6auies, mar ein Deutidb.
Mmeritaner. Sbeobor p6i9e, elm
Deuti1sImeritaner. bat epo1ema6en'
be Werfe aber Antbropologie gefdrie.
ben; iein Bud vbie Nrier@ Ia tn Gng.
Lamb unb Geutf9lanb bertbmt. Die
grcBe Nn3abl bon $e1niierm unb grs
finbern ldBt iid In Der @ile gar nidbt
auf3dblen. Dttmar Mereentbaler, Der
ole minberidbriser l1brmo6er in's
2anb Tam, bat In Der @9riftieberei cine
f6rmlide nnp4l3uns beruorgebra@t;
ebeafo Der @aa. Sngenieur 5rib Mapsr
tn Der 8asfabrifatiou. OoH genug.
Der 0err profeHor mirb uns be3en,
gen. baB wir teiu eIujige8 MaI 3empe.
rena geiagt. auA ter Suruerei unb
6dn9eret nitbt geba1t baben; au1 III
es uns ni6t einsefaQen, Die 3u bean.
ipru@en. bic nit fertigeu 2eil1ungeu
beritber famen; bic meiRen p6n uuS
,Senannten inb eben aus ben NilIios
aen bes Observation-Disclosures bsr,
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