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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09

Green was to nave appeared before the
assembly yesterday to answer to the
contempt charges Green refused to
state to whom of the members of the
legislature he had given Grants money
wIntE asked by the special committee
which was appointed to inquire into
the senatorial scandals Assemblyman
Fairweather introduced a resolution d, s.
missing the proceedings against Green.
The resolution was advocated by Grants
followers and opposed by those Of Burns.
Ron-cau was demanded. Thirty-four
voted TO and thirty-siN yes. A call of
the house was demanded. The speaker
amidst much excitement finally an
nounced that the resolution had been
voted down. The Grant people insisted
that the roIl-caH had not been a fair
one.
Major Frank Mclaughlin. chairman
Of the Republican state central commit
tee. applied a vile term TO c. z. Wash
burn. correspondent of the Los Angeles
Times. last evening and WashbUrn
pulled the majors nose. a fight ensued,
both parties being somewhat injured
before they We're separated. McLaugh-
lin supports Burns and The Times sup
ports Grant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
MoNEYFoRILLINoIST TROOPS
House at Springfield Passes Two siIIs-To
Adjourn April IL.

Springfield. March 9.-The COVER
nor senta a message to the legislature
recommending AN appropriation of
800, 900 To- repair the Lincoln monu-
ment.
The house unanimously passed a
bill aPpropriating quarter of a mil
lion to pay the Illinois volunteers the
difference between the pay of ;he state
and national government before being
mustered into the federal service for
the Spanish war; also ILL of 500, 900
to pay for supplies. drugs, clothing.
etc, of the volunteers during their
stay at Springfield. Both houses
passed JOINT resolution for final ad-
journment April II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
OUR TROOPS AT MALTA.
Soldiers of Uncle Sam Land and Parade
Enroute to Manila.

Valette, Malta. March 9.-The
transport Sheridan, carrying the 18th
infantry and a battalion of the 18th
infantry to Manila, arrived here. The
troops landed and were inspected by
the governor Of the island, and many
naval and military officers in the Brit
ish service. They created a splendid
impression.
Manila, March "a steamer from
IlOilo reports all quiet in the city.
Although skirmishes are frequent in
the outlying districts. the Negros
commissioners landed Friday at Ba-
coled and nave been doing excellent
work ever since. The St. Paul landed
a battalion of troops ut Negros March
+. They were magn.licently received
and entertained by the natives, and
the occasion was generally celebrated
with enthusiasm. Goodals battalion
subsequently landed at Cebu without
opposition, and Is now quartz cred in
the city. a steamer from Curimas,
in the northern part of the island of
LuzOD, reports the steamer San
joaquin stranded, and her cargo JET
tisomed. The native crew mutinied
and murdered the Spanish officers.
All is quiet at Manila.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
nunciO, who was stricken with apo
Plexv yesterday, is dead.
Strike Will Close the Mines.

Ishpemirg, Mich, March 9--From
present indications there may be a seri-
Gus outbreak among the mine workers
of Ishpeming and Negaunee within the
next few days. Communications pre-
sented to the mine officials from the un-
ion on Monday last. asking for an ad-
vance Of 10 per cent. and advising the
companies tnat the advance granted on
the 1st OF this month was not satisfac-
tory, have been pigeCn-holed and viii
be completely ignored. Speaking Of the
affair mine official said that If the men
go out operations Will be suspended at
al the mines for an Indefinite time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
KansasIepisIature Adiourns.

Topeka, Kan. March S.-The Kansas
legislature adjourned sine die last night.
The fact that the PoDulists We're in
control in the upper house and the Re
puhlicans in the lower house probably
prevented any radical legislation.
Among the laws enacted is one reduc-
ing telegraph tolls within the state 40
per cent. The telegraph companies will
fight the law in the courts. Another
important measure provides for the
manufacture Of binding twine in the
state penitentiary. Governor Stanley
vetoed the bill appropriating $4,000 to
defray the expenses Of the Popul st SEN
ate while sitting as a court to hear a
judicial contest. The Populists declare
that the session will be held
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
Army Beef Inquiry at Chicago.

Chicago. March 9.-The military
investigation regarding the army beef
began here today. While in Chicago
the court will examine the various
packing houses and take all available
testimony. No witnesses formerly
summoned by the court will appear
here.
The court held a brief executive
session at army headquarters, and
then left for the stock yards to visit
the packing houses to observe the
slaughtcring methods and various pro
ccascs of packing and refrigerating
beef.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
Thirteen Men Lost at sea.

Hampton Roads, Va, March 9.-The
German steamer Aibano arrived here
last EigEt. Captain Koch says that
Tuesday his mate rescued all the crew
of tho sinking barge Admiral. In the
rescue the mate fell overheard and
drowned. From the rescued man Cap
tain Koch learned that the Admiral had
been towed by the American Towing
company's tug James Bowen and that
in gale OF siXty-five miles an hour on
Monday night, near Cape Henry, the
Bowen sunk with all on board, twelve
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
Attempt to Blow Up a House.

Eoopeston, Ills, March 9.-The in
mates of the Cunningham hotel were
terribly frightened by what is generally
supposed to have been an attempt TO
blow up the building with dynamite. The
explosion occurred at he northwest cor
ner of the structure, in the room in
which a refrigerator was kept, and
wrecked that room. Immediately after
the explosion officers arrested John V.
Brown, a discharged empIoye, and
locked him up on suspicion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
Removal of Militia Demanded.

Pana. Ills, March 9-Over LOCO citi-
zens filled the Grand Opera House to
the doors last night at mass meeting
held under the call of the Pana Protec-
tive League. composed of union miners
ard sympathizers. and resolved that as
the militia is not protecting property
and citizens" but rather the mine Op-
orators and their interests the sheriff is
requested to demand the removal of the
soldiers The resolutions We're passed
with great enthusiasm. The removal of
the troops is expected to win the fight
for the union miners.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
DEWEY'S HEALTH,
Secretary Long Discusses Pre-
vailing Reports as to
the Admiral.
ADMITTED HE Is NOT STRONG.

Has Been In Ealing Health for Year
Troops on Transport Sheridan Parade
at MaIta-COndItIons In the Philippines
Illinois Legislature to Adjourn April
I4-ApproprIatIons for state Volunteers.
Washington, March 9.-When at
tentiOn was called to the statement
from various sources that Dewey was
breaking down, Secretary Long had
no information whatever on the point.
1t is not denied by the officers recent
" from Manila that the admiral has
aged noticeably in the past year. He
will be 62 next December, and for
many years has not been strong phys
ically.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
Draws ss.ooo.ooo for Cubans.

New York. March s.-Paymaster Cen
eral Carey. L. s. A. visited the sub
treasury yesterday and presented war
rant for $3.OOO.OOO drawn on that depart
ment at Washington. The money will
be drawn from the sub-treasury and
shipped TO Cuba. where il viii be used
TO pay off the Cuban troops. in accord
RECe with the AGREEMENT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
New Candidate in Utah.

Salt Lake. Utah. March 9.-The pro-
ceedings of the joint assembly were
somewhat sensational yesterday. The
chief feature of the senatorial ballot was
the entry of a new candidate into the
contest. Ten Republicans ard three
Democrats voted for Hon. George @
Cannon. They did so on the ground that
Cannon was a silver Republican.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
HAYWARD Elected Senator.

Lincoln. Neb., March 9.-In the joint
session yesterday II. L. Hayward was
elected United States senator to succeed
William V. Allen. He received "A votes
the solid Republican membership with
the exception of one absent on account
of sickness. Allen received IS. the full
fusion strength.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
The Grip care That Doe. Cu-e

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets re-
moves the cause that produces la
grippe. The genuine has l.. b. Q. on
each tablet. % cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
Cuban Charities Need Help.

New York, March 9.--BriGadier Gener-
al William Ludlow, governor Of Ha-
vana, has written a lengthy letter to
The Evening Post describing minutely
the conditions in the Cuban capital and
appealing for assistance for Cuban char
titles. which he says are in direst need Of
prompt help.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
Diver Donard,on.- Condition Critical

New York. March 9.-Thomas DON
aldSon. whose skull was fractured in
diving from the roof of Madison
Square garden into the tank yester-
day afternoon. is still alive. but his
condition is critical.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
French Farce Played by students.

Champaign. Ills, March 9.-Students
in the French department of the Uni
versity Of Illinois gave their annual
French play at the university, choosing
Moliere's farce, "A Physician in Spite
of Himself"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
Railway Earnings III michigan.

Lansing. Mich. March 9.-The Michi-
gan earnings of railroad companies for
December were s.. $50 90. an increase of
1888, 731 over December. 1897. The total
Michigan earnings of the year 1898 on
which taxes will b laid this year We're
S31 646 S79. an increase of S3,365, ,4O2, or
11.9 per cent over 1897.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
Hurricane on the HIack sea.

St. Petersburg. March "a hurri-
cane has ragged over the Black sea the
past four days. There are numerous
casualties among shipping and loss
of life is reported
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
KipIing Coutinpes to Mend.

New York. March 9.-Rudyard Kip
ling's health continues to mend slowly.
He has not yet been told Of the death of
his daughter, Josephine. Elsie. the 9TH
er daughter. rested quietly yesterday.
1t was said that KipIiug probably VIII
be moved to another suite in the hotel
in another week, merely to give him a
change of surroundings
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09

Washington, March 9.-Senator Jones.
OF Arkansas. is recovering gradually
from his attack Of Monday and yester-
day was resting easily and quietly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
cALIFoENIA soLONs EXCITED.
Newspaper Man and Statesman Have a
ScraP-Nobody Badly Hurt.

Sacramento. Cal. March 9.-The sew
enty-fourth ballot for United States SEN
ator taken yesterday showed TO change
in thu senatorial deadlock. Milton
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
Has LiabiIitirs of s515.3si.

New York, March 81. Turner
Mcorehead, thermo-chemical smelter.
has filed a petition in bankruptcy with
liabilities Of $575,3S4 and nominal assets
$40, CAS-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09

All forms of scrofula, sores. boils,
pimples and eruptions are quickly and
permanently cured by Hoods Sarsa
parilla.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09
Declaration Against Trusts.

The plank upon trusts says: We
believe the greatest menace at the pres
ent time to American civilization and
to the industries and political liberty OF
the people consists in the growing ten
dency to place the business of the coun-
try in the hands of combinations and
trusts: and we denounce the gold trust
money trust, sugar trust. oil trust.
match trust. tobacco trust and every
other trust having for its object the
control OF production and prices; and
we submit as our candid opinion and
deliberate judgment that graduated
faderal and state income tax would
furnish effective means of suppressing
trusts. We request immediate passage
Of an income tax measure by the state
legislature"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-09

Woman's pains. so hard 10 bear.
are quickly and safely relieved by
.Orangeine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-10
3unchmenbe 9(ufrcnnnd.

Or. @Uans. Der mdan;tii5t odl,r iiat it0u
Wtorg,H rg mdHu's 6uIIea bsjnlbc bis
Ium Grtidtu mit esuttH, D,lb, 3:u9u iciusr itlt=
iGmrn NM DmOuool,H Guru itiu ncaH Is 1T
eu ribrcuOtr aublid ju btobabttn, ntHn sr BON
Giusm Jum &HO:rtu Der @sosnOu o,bt, O'r Gnu
pom iciHu Sd5msrjsn b,fr;itHo, eiaem 5aubtu od5
Gsb6r peOtr SsrlsbrrO, oOtr tntu 5la oou Rb:us
matignus nou oitfttnUa6, ootr 8ud,nibmsr3,
oo,r Rturalgie b'iltuo, uuO mas mob jib:yraid),nz
Der pirtt, 1T Die 1baiGbs, 0ab jbm ftin ic6li6lag
paiiirt tirsrlti ptl6r ayt Oo5 Se;0tu itiu mag.
Gin trbl;aottcs NuQs GOtr Elm Qsbpo0;uss ODER
miBqcfdltetc5 8litO fam duibtjncuo sbtHio ltibt
Oou j5m Qt5rit Dsrotu, aIs ejH ,iniad,cr SbmtrJ.
Ter Eottor tuirO nit isjusn OficHtlibtn 9tbduos
luuqcu in g4a5mluus sale tdQljb in Oisicr
geod, Ron 10 bis II llbr 9ormttaos iortiabrcn,
uuo uddt DO5s DirO or in IS oro' b ca 3
ia r" DGbrmo otrsIbcn Stuuosu isiu Gri3tiHtn
m1t;u, Olmjt fir 2luc, pe!tc 3,uQ,u i,lucr Sotis
lung pou Rroutu itiu poacn, O:uigtno 8aum oOrs
6auOtr itiu mag CT btipObHt ori@co:uc QdrlOrs
i'm rGurrplltou oOttl," Do Eititnigtn,
pol6s gu labl,u QaUiat unO i'm StIu0e IND an
isOsm 5aQc non II llbr @ormttlas bis Z lbr
abcuDs UdbrnO mrbr:r;r moaatt ju i5m iommcn
f0nucu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-10

0amit ion niht gsidgt Ieiu, oaB
Ii2 niht aud biels uus0t3eihnete
S6iiBen unter ben 6reip;q;gen 6eFin=
oan Die man, ME man, aueroinQs ni6I
auT @runb 6eItimmter borIieoenOer
UlsIounqen, i'm &risg5z0cpdrtement
annimmt. aud bereitS nit ben neuen
9creGren dusgsriiItet BAT, pon pels
ten bem @srardI Dts 10000 Stijd
5ugeih;dt poroen Iino.
gs IinD eirige mel0ungen gstom=
men, OaB unIsre Soloatsn Oura
Springen i6rtr eiqensn SPringfieloz
8epe6re 8srIeBurgsn b1DOn trugen.
Uldnhe Sffi3jere i'm 8riegs=9eportez
ment iiHb gsHsigt, an3unsbmen, ouB
bic 6streFfsnben Qeute in ;brenSprings
Fielos 8erIu6e nit ruuhLDiem PulDer
Qematt BADEN, bod i'm 8affenbiireau
srtIdrt man gang 6e7timmt, 0as tOrns
nitt Der San iein, neil na6riheinllt'
bic Breilpi[ligen bic jiingiten Senounz
geu BON rauf1hpatem 9uIDar nod
nihi er6dlten 6ubeu unb 0dun audi biz
ein3elneu 4atronen nit elmer 70 germ.
gen Merge BUILDER gefUat DorOen ieien
oaB iel6t bic ultmooiifen Spring.
fieIos oieIe 2uoung bertragen t0nnten
8afbingtOner Senf 3u be1
SdmDu Rrdue.
@afbinqtor, ,. g., 9. 0}ar3.
~ 9as StaatgzDepurtemsnt iIt be-
natridtigt, DaB Or. SoIf neIher Dor
Der Deutihen 3eqierung uls g}o4Tols
ger Dss Or. gaffeI gum Prdioentsn
oes Uuni3ipalrdtbs BON Qpia erndnHt
nuroe, BON IeutI6lanO uber g2eDz
gort uno San 6rau5i5co auf ieinen
PoItsn abgereiIt lit. Dabriheinltf
piro er Ieinem 8orqdnqer, pel6er gez
tern in San 5ran3i5co cntam uno
ii6er Rspzgort nah 6auie 3uriidtebz
rem niro, bier gu 2unDe b&Qegnen. Die
geitern BON Or. 8ufFel in San 6run=
3i5co einem 9ertrster Der yQHptiirten
PrsFe" gemahten 2lngabeu iiber bic
@DrgGnge auf Samoa psrosn 6ier al8
eirieitig uno pdrteilih tritiiirt. 5batz
fade lit, bdB Sbsrri6ter Gbambsrs,
neHn tr midi untIug uub tattlos &c.
mug geDeIen pGre, bic Dsut16e Regie=
rung in eintm 8riefe an Teinen 8ru'
Der in ben Der. Staten dn5uqreiFeU
uno bas 8Gn3Ii6e 8ertrei6sn oerDeut.
ittr BON Samoa gu beTiirporten Ger
Dortluut Des Shrei6en8 tDuroe bier
gu 2anbe perDffentIihD, bic OOlle lin.
tsrTtuBunq Der Der. Staten erb1lter
baben purDe, 6d er in IeiHsm 9erbdl.
ten 3u 2lpia i'm Raht gereien 3u felr
i6eint. Inter ben umfGnoen 1T man
isBt bier Der &lnIif,t, baB bic 4bberu=
Funq oes 6rn. Gbdm6ers pOn ieinsm
goIten uno bic Grnennung zines dn0e=
rem Qlmeritoners gum Sberri6ter DieI
gu elmer frieoli6en 20iung Der uui
Gumoa ifpe6erben Streitfragen beis
tragsn Oijrfts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-10
Rrusr s6iTsfaual.
Bon BORT 2lrtbur ndh Sabine=PoB,
Ser. - Gonturren3 fir 9alDeItou
uuO RepsSrleaus.

AAhL INV - tNNtts-f
QprtQlrt6ur, Ger, 9. Wdr3.
- Der Bort Q(rt6ur SdiTfstanal,
pel6er BON Sabinez9aB nab Bort
Qlrt6ur Fu6rt, piro an 20. D. U}ts.
nit ungemsFener 5eItli2teit Dem
8erte6r uberQa6en perDen. 0as f5abrz
poFer oes Ranals bat, ME Der Sue3s
3anal, cine 5ieFe pou 25 Sub II. cine
8rejte BON 1873 Sub, uno ieine &dngc
betrGgt = U}eilen. Die o&aniasz
gitn, 9ittsburg Il. 8oIf=ga6n" IieB
BEN &andl aus TUbren, I'm i6rem5er~
minus 6et Subine=8uB cine birette
S6iTisber6inoung nit Dem 9OlT 5u
Qe5en. Gsnerdl = WunaGer RObert
9jlhum unb Der GbeF= =Sugenieur Der
8u6n butten bic 9lGue 3u Dem &dnulz
6au entpprTen. Die 9auar6eiten
purben i'm 5rii6ia6r 1896 in 2lngriTf
genommen. ueber 14,COO,CO0&ubttz
0aros Sonerbe, unO dr0ere5 &rorsi6
muBteH aus Den DOrlEgenoen SdnOs
bGn.eu nit 5uIFe BON 6DorauIii6eu
8dggermdihinen ent5ernt Deroen.
Der 6ufen BON 9ort 2lrtbur 1T
am Su6inez2ute, Der in ben GDIT
minbet, qelagen uno DortreTTlih ourh
bas eini6IisBenOe 8uItenluno ge=
I6HBt. Sein Smporthanoel 1T Be-
trddtli6, niro aber burh 0enS6jF55z
fanal unO Die 6erIteuung ueuer
0ampFDerbinOungen einen groBen
QlufI6pung erlanqen. W}on erparz
tet, ouB port 2(rtbur BALD nit y&eDz
Orleans. 2u., urb galDtIton. Ser,
in Wettbener6 treten pjrO. Shif5z
nerFten, Dod5, Qager6Guier un0 elm
groBer 8etrejoe=Speiher perosn ieBt
bort errihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-10
The CONTINENTAL TRUST
COMPANY, BALTIMORE,
Eruffee

GElc Cbi9utjOHtn iHo Coupon Cblioatiortn BON
' $1,000, ur Otn 3nbabtr, nit Dem Rsd)te Der R,ois
rrtrung oss Rapitdl5. Rapjtal uuo 3iuisu Tuo
jabIbar in Der. StaatsH=Golo=0 =0llujru, Dem aeoenz
mdrtiGtH StauoarO beg 8tni6ts uuo Der ISeinbtit
gltibtommeno, obne Nblug fir irq,uo iUtl6, gbs
9d6tn Dslbs Die GOmpagui: 5u jabltn oo,r 5uriidz
ju5aIttH pcrpiliat,t if.
GHle CbIigatioHtn f6Hu;u ui6t bor Der 9'rfals
5sit eiugtI0it p,ro,u uu0 fnO aeFd,,rt Durb crite
uno tjnjig: 6Dpotbtf lD.l5e Ron Der Ser. Stras
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tpcId)'s i,st Der Gompaouis g,b6rt ootr pdtcr Don
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men fur bic 9aiiugitrz z8cfOrOt=
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in Der umoeprRO umfdiitub.
Gje RapitllTruuV Der r9srciuiqteu StraBcubabnz
uuO tltftriih,u Cpmb3oni,s II mi, For,+.
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3uilmmtn . $40 0CO 900. 90
bic obIasH GbhUatIoncH iucr0cH UtrtD:tlt, ME
fOlQt.
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oosc por Der 9uiallet tiir ali;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-10
GdiFsfarteu

u@A uaB beH europa abcE Bremen sbeE @aHn
bura btIorgt bic
0BpepttiSH DsB .8tutiAeH rreippassnteRsa
essB,sSes geltiRsTsOStys gHb aeS'CtFss'APt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-10
ten @jT0rud unb nurbn pieIfu6 BE-
complimsntiri.
Die 0Dnamitbpmbtn in
SpuIpu.

P0ris, 9. U}Gr8. - y8aulois
ertIdrt, bic 6inter oem 2lrIenal gu
2oulon gefunbenen n09namitbomz
ben" feisn gum S9er3e bort perItedt
noroen uno bGttsn dnItatt 0Dnamit
nur barmIoisn Sanb entbaltsn.
0b bisIe 2lngabe bss r8aulois"
Da3r 1T, DirO arIt bur9 Die amtli6s
uHtsriu4ung ans Qi4t gsbra6t nerz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-03-10
@n8lanb'8 ISlDtte.
gas pibgrt Nsm lIHiErbau' Uorg'IFgt'
SuSSlemcntar 0uranihlagc, NM
aleid,en S6ritt init Den anOereH
Wdhtcn 5u balteH.

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9grantrsib DerfdO6en.- &u3renOs
Gorge fir ben GomfOst pnb Die
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ii6 BON 6ritiI4en Offi3ieren BE-
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mitbDm6en in Spulon.
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9urig, 9. WGr3. - 8ie bier
aus Sofia berluutet, fat 5irit Ser
binun0 bon 8ulgurien, befsn 9emdbz
lin, bic 6urTtin Maris 2ouiie, Dpr
tdum einem W2pnut Itdr6, intimen
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rat6en. Stuatsgriinbe fOLlen i'm gu
bteTer Gile bepegen, unb e5 berIautst,
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8rtn3eITin, ME feline erIte 9emublin,
ionbern cine QngebDrige Der ruITiihen
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urTa6t bier groBes 2lufieben.
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8eIgrao gu 5oIge lit Der ruiIii6e Gez
fun6te an Ser6isn, 5r. 30. 9. ~ Soyuz
bep5ti, ouf eigenes 9eiu4 bon ieinem
9oIten o66erufen porben, neil er feline
GinIabung gu einem tiir3li6su 9oTs
baUtett erbielt.
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