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The San Francisco call., 1899-06-21

> =
= WASHINGTON, June 2O.-As a
> result of the latest developments
= in the controversy regarding the
= part played by Rear Admiral
= Schley in the destruction Of Ger
= veras fleet many officers think
= court of inquiry should be ap-
= pointed to ascertain the facts
, and make them of official record.
= There is every reason to believe
? that Secretary Long has been
y advised to take such action and
= has the matter under considera-
= ton, and it would not be surpris-
= ing if he should lay the sugges-
= tion before the President for in
= structions. Since the failure of
Y Congress to act upon the nomi-
= nations for advancement of Rear
: Admirals Schley and Sampson,
= Secretary Long has desired to
= let the whole matter rest, though
= it was apparent that the fight
would be renewed during the
= next session. 1t is to give Con-
= gress the facts as gathered by
= a competent court of inquiry
y that the Secretary has been ad-
= vised to appoint a court.
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Dies in a County HOSPITAL.

MARYSVILLE, June 19.-George Mackie
who for eight years was inmate of the
Yuba County Hospital died at that insti-
tuition this afternoon. He was a Canadian
and rs years of age He had no relatives
in this State.
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Honolulu Sewerage Contracts.

HONOLULU. June 13.-Contracts for
the Honolulu sewerage construction have
been awarded thus: Wilson & White
house, local firm, for the outfall works,
al $29, 800; Vincent & Belcher for the city
part, at $67, ,929 So
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PHILADELPHIA Proceeds Slowly.

HONOLULU. June 13-The United
States ship Philadelphia left for San
ness of her bottom Admiral KautZ will
not attempt to make speed on this trip.
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HUDYAN is a posi-
tive and permanent
cure for Anaemia, Fe-
male Weakness and
the many complica-
tions. Nervousness at
once Yields to Hudyan-
Hudyan makes rich,
red blood. and this in
turn provides strength
and nourishment for
the entire system:
HI UDYAN strength
ems the delicate female
.,,-r~a nfc-r,, IN aY-Iar- = n n .
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the n he n
This
in
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Chapter of Stockton that this
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by her NJ.
past grand o
The
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DID SCHLEY SAY
damn THE TEXAS?"
Heilner Ayers HOdgson
so Stated.
DISPUTE OF THE OFFICERS
VERSIONS OF NAVIGAToRS AS
TO BATTLE OF JULY 3.
Lieutenant Commanders Make Con-
Trajectory Statements, While
the Object of the Contro-
versy Remains Silent.
DISPUTE OF THE OFFICERS

Special Dispatch to The Call.
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OCEAN VIEW
STAKE TAKEN
BY SARDINE
DoWned Kitty Kelly a
Scant Neck.
LATTER SHOULD HAVE WON
JOE MUsSLE A SURPRISE IN THE
HANDICAP.
Tyro Galloped in a Winner of the
Steeplechase-Cairns, the Rider
of Lord Chesterfield,
Suspended.

Favored by circumstances, Sardine. the
fast Corrigan filIy. placed the Ocean View
stakes to the credit of the Maistre of In
gleside yesterday. Kitty Kelly, the out
slider In the betting, was best. but ran out
at the stretch turn with Thorpe and lost
out by short neck. The winner, ridden
by Henry Martin. closed TO 5 favorite
in the ring. The Marcus DAILY pair, Ella
Boland and Mortgage, had a strong fol-
lowing. After racing head and head with
Sardine to the stretch Ella Boland gave It
up, and her stable companion, away none
too well, was never prominent.
The talent experienced very squally
afternoon of it, Joe Ullman, Lord Chester
field and Survivor. all hot favorites, hav-
ing their colors lowered.
The surprise of the day was the capture
of the mile handicap by Joe Musse. once
80 to l in the betting, ridden by the colored
lad, Bassinger. Pat Dunne's Survivor was
the post favorite but went the overland
and was led over the line two lengths by
the outsider.
The short course steeplechase proved
replete with incidents and accidents final
ly resulting in Corrigan's Tyro getting the
purse. against which, coupled with Van
ity 10 to / was laid. AT the fifth jump
Cairns, on the faVorite, Lord Chesterfield
managed TO let his mount run out, and a
barrel of coin went up in smoke. Monita
fell at the same obstacle. knocking Trim
Tito completely out for some minutes. Our
Climate, ridden by Frank Doane, came to
grief at the first piece of brush. Tyro. in
front all the way, swon eased up from
Reno.
OF the original large number of entries
in the first event, five-furlong scramble
eleven faced the barrier. The Baldwin
entry. Ell Salado, with Devin up, closed a
to favorite. The flying mare, Flora
Hawk, second choice in the betting. nearly
made a runaway race of it, Losing the
field the first part. she backed up badly
a the end. allowing the faVOrite to get I'D
and win by a short head in fast time.
The finish to the mile selling run that
followed was a very close and exciting
one, Cromwell, Joe Uliman and Opponent
finishing short heads apart on the wire in
the order mentioned The field was a
large one and raced well punched to the
stretch, where Opponent showed first. AT
the paddock the favorite, Ullman, looked
to be winning, but was caught the last
few jumps by Cromwell, with pullman up
which made a great run from the rear.
The winner was to l in the betting.
The Corrigan contingent laid their
checks down on Carter H. Harrison Jr., a
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SLAPPED THE BUNKo CHAP.
Clarence Berry Gets Rid of a Conf.
dence Man at the Lick.

One of the bunko men who have lately
been working the hotels came to grief
Tuesday afternoon in the Lick House,
and he will no doubt give that caravan
sary a wide berth in the future. Clarence
Berry, who is well known from his exten-
sive holdings in the Yukon mining dis
trict, was standing with his two brothers
in the lobby of the hotel, when he was ac-
costed by one Of the sure thing" gentry.
The stranger claimed an ACQUAINTANCE
which had developed in the Klondike
country from which he said he had just
returned. Berry remembered that he had
spoken with the same individual only
three weeks before Realizing that the
man was lying and sizing him up for
what he really was, Berry drew back and
administered a slap in the face of
the luckless fraud that sent him scurrying
off as fast as his legs would carry him.
besides waking up the habitues of the
place from their peaceful afternoon slum-
bers.
Berry does not think that the man IS
running yet, but he is inclined to the
opinion that he will not be annoyed by
the members Of his ilk for some time to
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SHEEP WERE NOT BOUGHT.
Christian Kleine Accused of Obtain
ing Money by False
PretenSeS

John W. Hansborough yesterday swore
to a complaint in Judge Mogan's court for
the arrest of Christian Kleine on the fell
ony charge of obtaining money by false
pretenses.
In the complaint 1t is alleged that No
vember last Kleine, while manager Of
the Marin County Packing and Provision
Company. informed Charles Alpers. treas
urer of the company. that he had pur-
chased from w. F. McAllister 900 sheep
for $3.50 cash. He was handed a check for
the amount, payable 70 order, and pre-
cured McAllister's Endorsement thereon.
The company later found that the state
ments made to Alpers by Kleine were
false, as he had not purchased the sheep
from McAllister, and got McAlltster's in
dorsement TO the check with the intent
TO cheat and defraud the company.
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SEA LIoNEss ASHORE.
Washed Up By the Breakers Near the
Cliff House.

An immense sea Ioness, supposed to be
Mrs. Ben Butler" tioundered into shoal
water near the Cliff House Yesterday ait
ffrma near the baths and before she had
a chance to realize her perilous position
Oh the scene and had her in durance. The
Intention Of the mana cement at the Sutro
Baths was TO retain the prize for exhibit
Jion purposes but later they concluded to
give the Honess her liberty. Accordingly
she was liberated after an hours cap
tivity. The animal was of gigantic pro-
portions and weighed over 1000 pounds.
Mrs s. r. Han, 10 Kearny. Opening OF
our beautiful imported hats to-day.
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WHAT TO DO.

There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp Root the great kidney remedy,
fulfills every wish in curing rheuma-
tism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver,
bladder and every part of the urinary
passage. 1t corrects inability to hold
water and scalding pain in passing it.
or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that un-
pleasant necessity of being compelled
TO go often during the Gay. and to get
up many times during the night The
mild and the extraordinary effect of
Swamp Root is soon realized. 1t stands
the highest for it's wonderful cures of
the most distressing cases. If you need
a medicine you should have he best.
Sold by druggists in fifty-cent and one
dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle Of this
wonderful discovery and a book that
tells more about it, both sent absolutely
free by mail, address DIR. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton. N. Y. When writing
mention that you read this generous
offer in the San Francisco Daily Call.
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Louis Richaud, the Clever H0tel Thief.

game and took him into custody. The
police are jubilant over his capture. as
he IS considered one of the cleVerest oper-
ators in the business. He is an ex-con-
vicJ. and was released but a few months
ago.
another important capture yesterday in
the person of Louis Richaud, the prince
Of sneak thieves. He is now in the
tanks" and about a dozen charges of
burglary viii be placed against him prob
ably to-day. Richaud is an ex-convict,
having served a term in San Quentin and
also six months term in the County
Jail. He is a shrewd customer and al
ways works alone, his graft being
lodging houses. Since January IA he has
according 10 the detectives, entered nine
different places. three on one day, and
stolen clothing, jeWeIry and anything else
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JOHN WILSON, a Noted OvercOat Thief.

he could lay his hands on. The value of
his stealings will amount to thousands
of dollars, but they have all been recov-
cred from secondhand stores, where he
pawned them. In his room on Market
street. near Fourth, the detectives found
about $500 worth OF clothing, which has
vet TO be identified. They also found a
lot of skeleton keys.
The places alleged to have been robbed
by Richard were IS Ninth street, Pres
colt House, Kearny and Pacific streets;
R3g Commercial street: 1905 Stockton
street, II Jasper place. 7l9 Market street;
New Western Hotel, 207 Powell street, $50
Sacrnmento street and 957 Market street.
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Wilson and Richaud
Behind Bars.
BOTH ARE EX-C0NVICTS
ONE STEALS oVERCoATs, THE
OTHER JEWELRY.
Detectives Sullivan and Harper Are
Congratulated on Their Two I'M
portant Captures-Descrip-
tion of the Prisoners.

John Wilson's penchant for stealing
oTercoats from leading hotels has landed
him behind prison bars, and If the evil
dence of his captors. Detectives Harper
and Sullivan, Is cfiicacious, he will re-
main there for some time.
During the past few months he has been
in the habit Of visiting the Langham
and coolly walking off with the overcoat
of a guest. His visits have heen' re-
ported time and again TO lhe police. and
case.
Tuesday night they caught him at his
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eled the rounds that the jumper was dead
the Fastener might have had a line be-
hind his box after the race.
Tully Coulter. the well-known trainer
and owner, was visitor at the track
yesterday.
The stranger with whom Ed Corrigan
had the altercation at the track on
Tuesday is said to be a Deputy Sheriff
of the city across the bay. Friends of his
say that nobody ever stepped on MS
corns without having the compliment re-
turned.
Young Devin is riding in good form
again. His riding on Ell Salado was a
nice piece of work, even If the horse did
sWerve with him at the end.
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Our Naval Station at San Juan.

The new United States naval station to be
located at San Juan. Porto Rico will be Of
the utmost Importance to this country the
key to the situation when the Nicaragua Canal
is constructed The key to good health is Hos
letters Stomach Bftters. II guards the diges-
tive organs from attacks of indigestion. bill
iousness and constipation, just the same as the
new naval station at San Juan will ward off
attacks upon this country by foreign foes.
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Track Notes.

Walter E. Bryant, a young man from
Springfield, Mass, is here, negotiating for
the purchase of some desirable racing
stock He is looking only for bread-win-
ners, and is a welcome addition to the
turf
Tommy Murphy, "the man who plated
Rey Ell Santa Anita for the Derby is
going down the grand circuit this year
with Tommy Heating and his string of
equine stars. Tom is the best in the busi-
ness at turning out platers, and if Search
light, Anaconda and the balance of the
stable do not set new marks II VIII be the
fault of the driver.
Bob Cairns. the rider of Lord Chester
field, was suspended by the judges. Fri
day night, at the meeting of the stew
ards. he can appear before the grand tri-
bunal and tell them why
Rathbone, who rode Tyro, was recos-
nized as one of the best steeplechase rid
ers in Australia, from all accounts HIS
debut here is certainly success.
Johnny Coleman went to TO TO show
against Reno, and If the tip had not traV-
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Flourished a Revolver.

Louis Lafonde appeared in acting Police
Judge Barry's court yesterday on a
charge of carrying a concealed weapon.
He went into the Pabst Cafe early on
Tuesday morning and pulled big revol-
yer out of his pocket and hourished it
over his head. Several men jumped on
him and held him until Policeman p II.
Murphy appeared. The case was contin-
ued until tomorrow,
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Hammersmith, and
since then have
become a popular
amusement with
members of all
clubs throughout
the coast. Thurs
day nights game
will be one of the
final games of a
series for the
coast C h a mpion-
ship and a trophy
cup.
The game is
played under the
same rules as reg
ular baseball. but
bases and pitchers
box are closer to-
gether. This re-
quires extreme ac-
tivity upon the
part of players in
the handling of the
ball. Some re-
marka b | e scores
are made. In one
game played with
the Y. NJ. C. A. the
score in the nine
innings was 5 to s,
and the following
game played re-
suited in a score Of
10 to 13, this being
remarkable play
ing considering the
rules of the game.
The ball game
on Thursday even
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DIR. KILMER's REMEDIES.
HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill bottle or common glass with
your water and let it stand twenty-tour
hours; a sediment or settling indicates
an unhealthy condition of the kidneys;
if it stains your linen it is evidence OF
kidney trouble; too frequent desire to
pass it or pain in the back is also con-
Vincing proof that the kidneys and
bladder are out of order.
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maiden. to win the fifth event, backing
him from to l TO IL to D. Caldwell very
ohligingly let the good thing off in front,
with Rio Chico, the favorite, back in the
bunch, and then he couldn't win. Leading
into the stretch by three lengths, the Cor
rgan trick tired toward the end, and
Bullman landed the first choice an easy
lead Sir I-rian out for the place.
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l+o+o+ +o+ o+ o+o+o+o
CHAMPIONSHIP CUP FOR.
INDOOR. BILL PLAYERS


a
in which
in
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three.year-olds and upward.
SeIections for To-Day

First Race-Truxllo, Personne. Bonita.
Second Race-Roadrunner. Pallucas, Two
Cheers.
Third Race-Red Glenn, sardonic. Lady
Hurst.
Fourth Race-Judge wofford, Hemera, Bonnie
lone.
Fifth Race-Merops. Adolph spreckels, Rey
del TERRA
Sixth Race-san Mateo. Jerry Hunt. Wyom-
inc
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Lurline Salt Water Baths.

Bush and Larkln SITS. Swimming, Russian, hot
and cold tub baths. Salt water direct from ocean.
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Advances made on furniture and pianos, with
or without removal. J. Noonan, l017-1O23 Mission
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Trae-1 IS a5; IS, m w b.
nta II Sraggl
behind getting 55 in iTe Flora aw 0ndeuHy
Trxflo ILL.,
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zoz miles slrn
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Time-A, :25lA; z, %
Cavaliers -Spinster. Good
Survivor should have
ground. Ficur de Lis J
Scratched-Sardonic o
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THE CALLS RACING CHART.

~. March 8, 1s99.-Fifty-sec-
Leeting. Weather fine. Track
JAMES F. CALDWELL. Starter.
ear-olds and upward; purse, $500.
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Time-A. :25N a. ;5o94; z. 1:16A; mile, /
ST. Biaise-FIavina Good start. Won first thr
The winner was best. He was short prev
bit long Fretter ran well for six furlongs- ]
much doing Hardly Castake.
Scratched-Bonnie lone 100, Tom Cromwell
Lady Hurst 104 Gilberto 81.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-01

items ais gurpetgras 6e8ei9net per0sn.
No6bem bteIe Grasldnoeretsn fpd9reno
elmer betrd6tliden 3eit Benedict moroen
iinb, er19eint bas @orpetgra5 in oeriel6en
0etTe, pie oas 8laugra5 tin Ioroen unter
ben etn6eimi19en @rdiern ii6 ~einiteut. Die
Dirt, pel6e i'm Nprben ais bas feline
8lauItein befannt 1T, 1T oas ein3ige @ras
in bie1em 8e5irt, pomtt Der 5armer aus
Dem NorOen bertraut lit. 8enn in hem
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i'm fib0ftlifen Seras, entlan5 Der Pittsz
burg unb 9olfSGtienbu6n, 5pii4en ben
6olalGnoeren u1b benz 9olf norfommenoen
/ 8rGiern, 70 ite9t boh felt, oaB bort bic
Ielben @rGfer 6etmtid iinb, mel4e Eber
benz Slug m1b Der 8u9t i'm Staate 2oui@
ftdnd bprtpmmen.
@on bteIen Qdnbereien tpIro per 4cre
etpa u Spnnen 6eu in 5tpet @Grttten gee
ponnen, BON benen Der erite in ben Wlai ober
Sunni uno Der anbere in BEN MuguIt poer
| September fdGt. Dem l1rt5e;l Der 8eri4ts
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befert; es iiber3ie6t ben 8poen nit Der
3eit poQftdmbig nno Der S@nitt fd0t bt4@
ter unb rei9lt4er aus. 9rofeior Snapp
BON Gate G6arIes, 2ouifana, 1T Der 4ltetz
nung, baB ungefdbr brei &cres Oieles Gro
les lpG6renb neln Monaten zine Rub TN
SHUTTER bulten, uno bab ipdter 5pe' Ieres
binrei&en.
@s mag iein, baB, penn pIeIer BertAt
bes 8unbesz Nderbauamtes 'betannt nIro
uub Die bartn uufgetellten 9s4ouptun5en
8eltdtigung finben, biele GARNER pom
Norben ii9 benz Sioen 5utpenOsn, ND
2urpD nod gu benz ipOttbilG;gen preiie oOn
S. uno uufpdrts, je mad Der Gage, 9etouft
fperben fam. Sober, Der itd fir ben Suz
ben unb feline Sutterpflan5en interei1irt,
bruu6t nur betm r9epartsment of &9rt@
culture, 9iotfion Of @groitofp99 9SaIbtn9z
ton, .. g., UNI 3uienonng Oes Bulletins
No. Is na63aiufen nh er erbdlt es toltenz
fret.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-01
Sutterpfansen fir sic 6olffaae.

Sas 8unbes : Nderbauamt fat t;rali6
etlnen 8eribt iiber bic SSutterpflansen Der
Dftli4 BON Seras geIegenen G%olftaaten perz
Offentli6t, ber fir uniere Ge7er in ben borz
ttgen 8egenDen, fOpie fir fo(de, ipelde
na3 benz Siioen gu bersie6en geneiat iinb,
bOn groBem Sntereife eri6sint. Sn 8e3uq
auf natirlt4e @eioen beiBt es in benz 9ez
rt9t:
Die beiten natiirliden Weiben finben fidJ
in Der Prairieregipn bes GiOiueitens BON
2ouiiiana, mo Der 8oben 1ru9tbdr, bas
Selma einem fait fortpa1renOen pfldnsenz
ma4stbum 9iinitig lit unb ipo feline @dume
ben Soben beI9atten unb ben 5utterpflunz
gen Die Seu9tigteit unb bic Na9runq tpeqz
ne6men.
Die in biefem S6eile %unieres 2anbes
borfommenoen 9rGier itnb aGsrbin9s ppn
benen i'm Norben oerf3ieoeu. Sic Iinb
befaHnt ais Die Disqualification, bic nreis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-01
Oeutid=ruiiiihe farmer.

ue6er Oe%utf6@&ufen in ben betoen Sdz
fotas pirb benz Davenport Semptrat"
aus Qnman GountD in Siioz0 afota unter
Nnberem 5olgenoes gei4riebeu:
9eutf6z9uTen finoet man msi1tens IN
ben beiben 9afotas, gan5e Counties tpur@
ben BON i6nen beIieoelt. Sn Suo<Satotd
limb Sut6inIon, gbmunbs uno 8alfporth
Gountn BON Oeut59zGufisn b%eiieoelt. Sn
0orbzO atotu 1T @eGs @ountp, tpel9es Dor
Ie6s SSubren nod uusl4liebliA &e9terun9sz
lamb mar, BON Oeutf6z& uffen b%elteoslt. Sn
Qnman GountD unb ii6erbaupt uuf Der
WeitIeite oes Wfihourifluhes tptroe AUDI
16on bic 8eiieoelung Before Sorti4ritte ge@
ma6t BADEN, peun Der &ongreB iiA ents
16lieBen ppQte, bas Qano als unbeoingte
frete 6eimtGtte 6~er3ugeben. 9te 3epublis
faner, bic Oemofrateu unb audi Die Popuz
liften, ale batten lie Die freie 9eim itdtte
uuf i6rer Ylatform, aber ale bdben tie
f6n0be i6r 8ort ge6ro4en. Wober tonlmt
oas? M%nttport: bic armen NnIieoler BADEN
fein 9elb gu ipenben, tpG6reno bic rei3en
8ie66Qrone i6re Sd9e better nit 9el>
ourbieBen t0nnen, benn fir oteie tann bas
I6on pafIen, nenn ben AnIieolern ale Sim
oerniIe in ben @eg gelegt nerben unb tie
Oas 2aub obne iegli4e 8%e5ablung als
Weibeqruno benuBen biirfen.
Gs ei9nen fh4 pObl feline 2eute beier
fir fol6es 2anb, tpte man es bier in 9dz
fota bat - ODE Prairie, fait gar tein 9OI5
unb naferarm - als bic SeutI9>&uHen.
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in i6rer frii6eren 9eimut6 duf fol3en
5teppen nieberlieben unb bort it4 14pn
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berartiaem Qanb unb unter dbnli3en Ser
bGGtniHen gu MAIDEN. Oft tommen tie baar
oQer Mittel unb es bauert gar nt4t ldnge,
bu rperben 6ars un0 9taq aus 9red,
| Gtein, @ras ober 9eu, iiberbaupt aus Wedz
terial. poppn man9er gar feline Q6nung
bat, eebaut, unb bic 2eute iinb gang be-
QUEEN eingeri9tet unb iinO gegen @inb unS
@etter ge14ibt. Sn ben 0redbduiern fin
bet man bic gr0Bte &einli4teit unb Suue
berteit. S6re Qnipru4alOigteit, @us=
bauer unb feIter @burutter finb Die 9auptz
eigeni9afteu gu i9rem @rfolg.
Die in CANTON berausge9ebene bsut'
f6e 3eitung r0utOtu Sreie preie" 1T bus
leitenbe Organ Der 9eutf9@Ruhen, pel9es
3iemli9 melt berbreitet tit.
Den beiben Oatotas lit gu elmer berartiz
een @inpanOerung Slid gu pini9eu UNI
mir 0eutf9en bier t0nnen uns nun freuer
gu einem ni9t gu Oera@tenben &raft5If3uf
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0eutf6e in bieIer nsu entitebenoen Natiof
aufaeben, f0nnen mir t6r UNI 10 beutli9e,
ben @tempeI bes Sermanismus aufz
briden,"