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The sun., 1900-11-13

Der Of interviews. is able TO offer the follow
Ing as composite statement OF the feel
ings and desires OF the Nationalist party,
the men In arms and their supporters
"Th. United state, having acquired sovere,g ,gnty BY
treaty in way own ,ht Philippine Islands. but they
do not own the Fiji ino people: which Is the same as
saying that the United States own tenement ou' 90
not own the nnsn,s America o,n rule BY force, but
the only way 10 realize Amer can eSpea"oh III
the Islands Is by concnaton. Americans can
do almost anything II the Filipino people are
with thsm: otherw@ unending disootd conspfscy
a0d strife. We are not nghting 70 drive AmehcaLs
from the islands, tut " convince them 'ha' We orc
not chi dren: that We have deals a'INauohs anu
hopes which must be recognized by giving US gov
srnment generally acceptable In the constructor o'
which We must be consulted The prooem " '"
reconcile American supremacy with the ambition o.
the America people thu necessary degree OF AMER
can control with the national aspirations we fu'-
pinos have recently developed America must fui-
nish the solution "
Gen. MAcARTHuR appreciates the DIM
Guilty In the way OF furnishing this solution.
and of setting upa republican government
In the islands; yet he finds reasons Tor en-
couragement. In the Philippines. he
says there is no dynasty to destroy; no
organized system OF feudal laws to eradi-
cate, no principles inconsistent with repub-
licanism; no adverse aspects OF nature 10
overcome The people. fortunately. are In
telligent, generous and flexible. and will
probably yield quickly and with absolute
confidence TO tuition and advice when thor
oughly informed Of American institutions
and purposes.
The report Is one of the most illuminating
documents on the subject that have a yet
emanated from the Philippines.
The sun., 1900-11-13

hr, BRYAN scored one result which IA worth more
than the Presidency. He SATISFIED The bulk OF the
American people that he Ia an honest man.-Boaon
GIoos
Let Democratic humbus. or illuSon. II you
like II better, go with the election. Whatever
othsr auni,ies BRYAN may plnusbly lay carn
to hereafter honesty oan no longer be one OF
them. Senator FRYEs dictmen; OF him for
Justification. unique in the history Of Presi dem
tial candidates. ia irrefutable. BRyANs asser-
tion. on the strength OF the coinage Of the linn
tied amount OF silver now In the Treasury. that
the Republicans we're practising the ratio Of
"ie etoi" proved his intent 20 deceive.
The sun., 1900-11-13

Here again the calendar Knows no spring
or fall. and the extras are piafully
pinched.
We suppose. II We may be allowed to sup
pose as to a subject so mysterious and
supermasculine, that there are hundreds OF
thousands In fact millions Of American
women who manage still to be neat. still to
be dressed on good deal less money than
Lady GrRSDoLENs lowest estimate calls
for Perhaps they have tnore Of a knack
than the English women. and certainly
they have a more aesthetic sense In clothes
philosophy.
Lady GrESDoLHS 10 very earnest In
urging women to pay their dressmakers
and tailors; but as she nays truly the debts
owing 10 taiiors are not all incurred by
women"
The sun., 1900-11-13
SEGRo DIsyRAyoHnsnKyr
Aeth sd1sts at Newark Say It Il "CnJuse ana
GsrtShtsous ptaer tmI a. tinn-n

Many leaders in the Methodist Episcopal
Church ssthsred in Newark Yesterday at tho
annual meeting Of the Gem nitte< o, the Frrs,i-
mems Aid and Southern Education Society
in 81. Paul's VI Il Church. Bishop Stephen
Merrill Of Chicago presided Yesterday morn
tng Tie report Of the Board Of NanAssrs,
read by Secretary Mcv Mason, declares that
the Wholesale dlsfranchsc rusnt OF the nrsro
by several states Of the South- thus openly
and detantly nl.lifyinx the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth amendments TO the Constitution, II
the mott rad cal and raarant legislation against
the Cx)lored man that the south haA ever az
temltcd since emancipation We offer no
criticism upon an educational qualification
for suffrage which apples TO all alike Neither
the negro nor MS friends would make cor
plant sSnlnSt this legislation. They would
welcome IT, II - the unjust and un-ichteouS
discrimination 70 which we call attention.
The sun., 1900-11-13
The state Coustabu,n,v.

To THH EurroR oP TIVE SuN-Sf-. lam ana
Always have been a Republican but should b. very
sorIy W se any suoh measure a. a Stat. Constsbu-
larry bill become Law through Re pu blican Legi,ln
"fs Such Law would be without warrant or e1-
cse. and 40 palpabiy ha, must look pon /, as
emanatne from purely PARTISAN no, N say .lp,,,.,
motives In those responsible for It's eoncepuon
rLAIbUSh NOV. IL HORACE g SMITH
The sun., 1900-11-13
And Shall the SILK Hat Go?


FTo'n fh -. JdrN Cofrtt
VIII the war leave Its mark upon tn, social custom,
and habits OF Londan' Little signs az no, wanting
that II will The comfort NJ the khssi h,t for In
stance has b'ta m experience too prolonged In
many cases. to be Hight y left aside. tn. Duk. O,
NouoiS mas early set su example by having a so.t
PACK hat ht" cousin ~ a.. wid. awake y,, with
renin.scence ~ niiuaiism In f. made for I<ndo,
wear' hs has edintd III. Carlton Club with IL during
he A' 'wo OF three days and has already mad,
more 'hAn one convert besides spnnrnins ,hs ia,,h
of othefa
The sun., 1900-11-13
An English Woman on Dress.

In an article on EItravagance In Dress
in the Nineteenth Century Lady GUEN-
poLES RAMSAY makes some interesting
estimates She says there are people who
are well dressed on sixty pounds year and
some who ars fair to see on less. Her esti-
mate for the allowable dress account Of
wealthy people who 60 out into society I"
IA ESQ. but II the pin money Is no more than
that. half OF il should be enough for clothes
money How shall this ESQ he spent'
Here are the specifications:
The sun., 1900-11-13
How Masde Voted.

From IN Dsrrs- Evening Pcs
Msuds Miller rpse or election morn
ks proud ~ a KID With new Tin horn.
Yor she was to cas a vote and she
Was filed with an gelio ecstasy
She felt that men were common clay
A. she, on that GLORIOUS vomAn's dayt I,
Tb., she wss the equal b. fore the lAv =
OF any old hemalt she ever sAvi I
sh. could almost feel the Gross Of sh. hims
In tubular torm on her neither l-bsi
sh. dressed herself with unusual care
From her dainty feet W her d ny hair.
In party oarr,a ge she would no, nde:
shed wlh 70 the polls Ia her mtnnish pr1da
She sartod forth with a dAshing swing.
As Gay as a jaybird on the wing
A niniuef's window caught her eye.
And you know she could never pALs nA'en
stepped into tn, waiting spidsrs net
ToGy on hat IL was eNfly yet.
She sptLt An hour mid the fairy show,
Then happened 70 tbiax abe would Dtlter -
Som, gowns in a window lay In wait
For girls who woud Bit a. such bait
she glued her nose 70 the polished pane
And studied The styles again and again
She wondered hov she would Ioos II 'hs
Were dressed In such dreams of hneIy'
She ener"d the stor. and for hal, The day
fns peeied the go ds In a crazy way!
As The day was waning she stood ts.ors
The flashing Fems In a jew,lry stort.
Passed on 70 a window nued with hose.
And nizhties and other sacred ollthcN
Went into an ice cream ,o,n, n get
plate or two OF the fro,-n wet
She met friend on the street and they
Svappsd talk III an hour had pAsri away.
Then again she hsstrned IN gracsiil nighi
To MAKE n shy al her saoTtd hight
bu, alas, A. you no douh, have supposed.
She found that tn mean old polls hsd closed
They might have known IN. condemned "a -
OF men. that she hadn't voted yet
They aid II on purposei II wasn't fa&s
They were perfectly hsrrid old thinCa Do SheYsi
The sun., 1900-11-13
Lord strrsheo.a to Retire.

TORONTO. Cnt. Nov. I2--It uss announced
here this afternoon that Lord Ssrsth conA. for
some yearr the most interesting eCurs in the
Canadian colony in London. has d.f,niteiy
cided TO r,sirn his post tn. re - Canadian High
Commissioner IL Ia lik"ly that Sir Richard
Cartwright VIII so 20 England in his place sAd
that the attrr will te succeeded q. Minister Of
Trace and Commerce by the Hon. Janes
Sutherland.
The sun., 1900-11-13
Porto RTCAy POETS NOT FOREIGN.
Judss BrswrI Decision Inst Vessels C;ofps Q
To Them Are Coastwiss Traders

judge Addison Brown OF the United States
District Court handed down an inportint de-
csion in admiralty yesterdAv in viii b he dis
missed a number Of libelS for piotae- ducs.
which were ficd against SHIPS ensared In the
Porto RicAH ira de- on the ground that port- ~
the island Of Porto Rico ar, not foreign pcits.
The drCiso on r. thst ye<$ssls encased In such
trade come under the arpl O. ton oE the rsyi-
cation acts Yega TdirG cOlstwise uade.
The sun., 1900-11-13
L<N for s1tras and unduc othin s......,..... rs

A formidable enough list TO the unin-
struotsd masculine mind. and yet tho
spring and fall are sing,ilarly sighted
In it. The prices ore those OF tailors and
dress makers Of fashionable habits. II the
things are made at home the cost can be
reduced to fl 81 les, and there will bs left
for extras and underclothing sl2S As, a
comfortable sum. but extras might eat II
all up. Lady GUESDoIES's 900 programme
The sun., 1900-11-13
TIE 81. P.ul Leaves Dry Dsek.

The American Line steamship St Psul wss
foated out Of dry dock in the navy yard in
Brooklyn Yesterday mcrnilG She wa toved
out Of The Whitney channel into the East Rvsr.
and then under her cwr stea n ttsrtcd Tor the
(raup slIvvard N PHILADELPHIA. where ehe
will be thoroug hy ovesha uied anu rehttsd.
The sun., 1900-11-13

n 20, friends rho fdro' as vhh m'n''e''p' y"
,,,o,,, ,,,, 20 h!r. ,,Jse.sd ar,iisJ tagrnsd. thp
,,,,,, 4, all ta 10, ,,nd aar,ps ,or that pu'p1"
The sun., 1900-11-13

pArs-Kios1ue No -. near Grand Hotel ana
V,o.oue No 10 Boulevard dss Capucines
The sun., 1900-11-13
PARK SOUTRRkIS 1ED BY CHILDREN.
what Raubisr Saw In a. Aftsra . COS = walk
Partly Tame Animals.

To THE EDITOR OF TEK sur-Sk. To re-
move all doubts entertained by the squirrel
lover Who In an interview In the interesting
article on The Squirrels Friend" In to-days
Sunday SIN. declared that he had never
seen any of the Central Park squirrels eat from
III, hands Of children | desire to Offer testi-
inony confirming the truth Of TIE suns as
sertion Of tho delightful friendliness and tame
ness Of the children's pets III question saw
half dozen Of these animal being fed by
children and grown persons In a rumble in the
Park yesterday afternoon H the doubling
friend cares to enter the Park at the seventy
second street west side entrance any day he
may have ali his scepticl.m removed IN a twink
HI Ihere Is particularly entertaining
falnily-who makes his home near the seventh
Regiment monument, iu-t south OF tie Seventy
second street entrance He came to me yes
bench upon VIII ch was seated. hoped into
my LAP and resolved h!Gs, ~ nut. Iie hnS
iced In III, way way from m % sny one child or adult.
, little further south near the bridge Ioss-
s % % aen sesie TsIs % aad ehdsn e
olli stored feeding other SILVER gray squirrels,
which h2nped Ny and ate from he J. hand, q
one man VINO had brought little bagiul Of food
9T the TiS fG AND sn2 IN hG
q he squirrels A. once. Finally, just north
Of the FIT ninth street west side entrance.
on, Of hi hand a; ne ben, down 70 feed i
IL seems a little singular in view OF this.
that your interviewed friend, and Old Mack"
and the Park attendant Wheeler, whom ne
calls IA witness. have never seen the enter
tanning spcctac l have described and often
witnessed before. 1t seems strange that the
side. II old Mack" Wheeler and their sQuir-
rel-lovinz friend will visit the part have de-
scrIbed will guarantee that they will meet
at least half dozen silver srlys that will show
not the slightest reluctance 70 be fed from
their hands or the hands OF anybody else vho
is kindly disposed. j. X. 5.
The sun., 1900-11-13

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-st: In the
article In to-dsys Sun headed The Squirrels
Friends" something than touo, Is expressed as
10 squirrels taking nuts from the hands OF "ehn
dren."
Ito not Know vha, age ID. writer mes as the lmi,
possibly sufficient 10 stttle the question H. the
summer Of 500 squirrel near the circle the hill
al he northeast corner Of Genital PArk cam, ~ me
as sat on the lawn and look nut from my a ngefS
and ftcr sa!ing H. In similar manner took second
nut from the nnGers Of my dAugkter then Iust 10
years Of are. rs she stood by my side. kEDlCUs
~ WEST THRTY-SIxTH STREET. Nov II.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-16

ben uno feuerte ans oieiem nod sspei
ShiiNe auf iein Cpfer, nabm oemlel.
BEN barauf BEN Gdliihel gum Gelo=
i6rant ab uno 0ffuete oenielben uno
padte bas Belo, 9lnmeiIuneen. &C. in
eine tleine Geiietaibe nnb als Der 3ug
in Ylain Gitp anlangte. oerlieB er oen=
ielben uno fuhte Elm Sotel auf. po er
ein 3immer perlangte uno III bielem
oann ieinen Marb ndber priifte. ST
entnabm ben 8afsten bas borbanoene
goargelo, mas ct nibt bebalten wollte,
putte er Elm @unoel, um oailelbe nad
elmer erfunoenen Norelle 81 ienoen, oa
ct ipuBte, oab, ipenn Jliemano oafiir
irogen miiroe, bohelbe elm Sabr liegen
bliebe. Seinen &epolper aber ner rfefte
er in Der Matrabe oes yettes. ,Sriib am
|n1hnen Moreen oins Der M0roer oann
nab Der gobnitation, aorelllrte oas
gofet an 6. %. gopler, 2ofport,
81. g., taufte lid ein Sifet nad
Columbus, eins bort mad ieinem Soft
houIe ouf Der Noroieite uno pedlelte
leine 4leioer. Wdbreno oes Sa9es
mo6te er peridieoene @infdufe unb
be,oblte oerlbisoene S6uloen uno am
Nbeno belubte er feline Bsaut, pelder
er $1,000 ii5ergab nit Der Grtldruna,
DIES ieien ieine @riparnine. 9lm Sonns
tQ9 AbenO mar er tpieoerum bel Ieiner
8rout uro muroe bort berboitet.
Ser Hduber erfldrte, er babe oas
geitoblene @elo ni1t eesdblt uno pine
ni6t, tuie bel er erbeutet babe. 9lls
Die 8raut 6errells bDrte, baB ibr grdu=
tigam Elm Gduber uno M0roer lei,
brad lie suiammen. oa .lie Serrell
in,n,er fir einen ebrli6en Wann GEE
bolten. Tas Gelo, neldes oerielbe
i6r ilbsrgeben. Nor nod unberllbrt
uuo muroe Der poli5ei Iofort ausgelier
fert.
ga oer Moro in Union @ountp per=
iibt muroe, 10 luuroe Serrea nab Wsa=
rrsoille gebrabt, UNI bort proseilirt gu
tperben. glls er ben oortigen Seb0roen
uDrQefiibrt puroe, erfldrte er licb nl6t
| Itbuloi9, troboem ct ben Ypliseibeb0r=
ben in Columbus Elm umfabenoes 8es
ft6nonib ob9eleat bate. Dtan 9lauht,
er peroe ben Weriub MAIDEN, unter Der
Mabnlinnstbeorie iein 2eben Su retten.
IS heiBt, feline 8raut, bic ibn Dor iei-
nem Nbganae BON Columbus in feline,
3ene beiubte, babe i'm oa3u bewogen,
6errea 1T Elm biibf6sr Wann I'M
gllter bon % sSdbren. Seine gltern
lpobnen in Steubenpille.
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Scr 3rieg III siiD Mfrifa

lit nod lanae ni6t poriiber. 2eBte
Wpbe muroe beinabe ieoen Sag gee
tdmpft. Sic Buren Iino beinabe im-
mer bic Nn9reifer, uno man lielt
sniiden ben 3eilen Der en9lii6en De-
peiden. baB Der grfola meiit auf ibrer
Seite lit. Srob Der llnaebeuren Qeber=
maht oer Gnoldnoer ldbt li6 oas gnoe
oes Grieses nibt ableben, unb in Cons
bon ielbit siebt man lih teiner Sdu=
ibuna bin, ionoern lbidte mod III
jiineter 3eit 0erlidrtuneen nah BEN
Grieesidauplabe. Gas erfdbrt man
atpar niht aus Der Reoe, NIT melher
Sir Mlfreo Wiilner am 80. Suli oas
Gap Burlament er6ffnete, oenn oieIe
trpbt BON Sptinismus uno 9ipfelt in
Der @erlid)erung, Der &ries lei iebt 10
gut ipie porbei", ober ON l,dmliben
Sage oob es i'm britifhen uutcrbaufe
eine Sntsrpellation, orrd oeren 8eant-
tportuug feiteeItellt moro. oab ieit Der
ginnabme bon pretoria ni6t ipeniger
als 12,203 damn uus @nelauo sur
Gerltdrtuna, be5iebuneslpeiie @radn=
sung bes IiioofrifaniiGen Seeres abge-
9aueen lino. Cine 10 itarte 5ruppen=
abtbeilung idift man nitbt aug, menn
Ger Srieg nbeinabe gu Gnoe" 1T uno
ensfars pnree oos iiberlid niht tbun,
uenn es nibt notbpenoig pdre. oa es
oas or0bte 0erlangen bat. in Sf=
9lien 10 fart tpie mDali6 pertreten gu
Iein uno oieiem gerlonaen nur in fear
beiardnftem Mabe entipreben tann.
Sie gnaldHoer meloen, es lei eins
geribm6rung sntoedt woroen, Die Die
grmorouns idmmtlider britilben Diff
3iere uno bic @efansennabme bes 2oro
Goberts gum 3iel baben iollte. Die
sansa Gelbibte 1T nur gu Dem 3pefe
erfunoen, I'm Die Suren branoi4absn
| su tDnnen. .....
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@eneralfelpmarlbaa 0raf BON sSalz
beriee 1T gum Stertefeblsbaber Der alli@
irten 5ruppen in Gbina ernannt NOR
ben.
@lcih,eitis tpmmt rpn Brcmsn bic
Nadriht, Der Dampfer u&atfer sSilhelm
Der 0rpBe", Der am 7. Nusult BON Nem
grrf atfubr, bate Die Strefe rcn Sannr
5oot nad Gbertpurs, 1884 &ncten, in 5
5aacn, 10 Stunben unb A Miinuten
;uriidgelest une namit ATE 8ccpres ae>
brchen. Ourhldnittli9 mahte er 22.79
&ncten pet Stunpe.
Sn Samburs 1T Elm SAT- spn Seulens
pelt pprsefpmmen.
Sn Berlin 1T 2iebfneht, bet 6iibrer
her utldcn SrSialpemptraten, aeitcr=
ben.
gei &ap ct. &iucent sins in Jrlse
elmer &p(lilipn NIT einem anperen fran=
sGlilhen &ricesihif Der 5crpercbcctz
SerItDrer o6ramee" unter unp AZ ger
lpnen crtranfen.
Son petersburg niro semelbet, paB Die
ltbiriihe Gilentabn jest spn Iheliatinsl
bis gum Baifal lec, cine Strede BON 3047
gSerf, unp auh spu Wypsasa bia
SrYetensfe, cine Strefs BON 1884 gSerit
benz Serfebr pHen 1T.
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Som ben iitni;is Wilitpndren i'm iiibs
lihen Ye GGi 81 in Gbina purpen ;sbn
ermcroet unb 5000 getebrts taben ra5s
lelte Shtd lal erlttten.
9aut elmer 0epeIthe nes fran,Sii6en
@eueral &pnluls in Sbansbai, inr in
pac>Sins, StliN BON pefias, 1000
Gbriiten rt,aiafrirt wprcen. Weitere
gtnselbetten feblrr.
Die gnslanrsr unb ytu6en feuerten
aus Gerleben bel yangtlu auf amcrie
faniI6e Iruppen.
Die 2latirtsn riifen lansIam 9ssen
Yetius scr unp lino nur mod II @ietlen
BON iener Stapt.
Drcisebn SAperserlebte uno siele
2etdtSerlebte bate Gin gabnunsluf in
Georgia CUR 6clse.
S}a9 elmer 2onopner Gepelbs tparen
Die 8eianoten in Betina am ID. not)
am 2eben.
gei elmer gifenbabncolliiion in oer
g1dbe bon 8ranb Gapios, Wi9isan.
famen getern Moreen 9 Weniben um's
2eben uno piele tpurben ibper perlebt.
IS bsrrihte sur 3eit Elm iarter Nebel,
10 baB bic Sisnale ni6t eeieben mer=
ben tonnten. Inter ben Sooten {inf
bic 2otomotipfiibrer uuo Selser Der bel:
ben 3iise.
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n Serr Steao bat aussere6net, oab
Der iebige &rieg nit Gbina orelbunoert
Sabre bauern rito. 9a psroen mir
alio bic @iidtebr Der Sieser niat mebr
erleben t0nnen.
II Man muuoert f1 iiber bic militd=
rii6e 5iidti9teit Der gbineisn. Runit=
{tuf! Gin Yolt, oas auf oem Gsbit
oes MaIbens 10 @robes leiitet, mub
aub Goloaten beiiben, Die ii6 setpa=
lAen haben.
*Sn Bottom bat oer fdotiIds Sbul=
ratb tiirSlid idmmtlibe OhentIihen
s1ulbauIer in ge3ug auf ibren se.
iunobeitliben 3uitano unterIubt uno
9efunoen, oaB Elm Viertel oerielben
gang uno gar unbraudbar 1T.
9ie Mense Der in ben Ser. staa=
ten in umlauf befinoliden @elomittel
belief li1 laut Sbabamtsberidt am l.
Nuauf auf s2,O87 100000. sesen
81 ,93l, 100000 am entipre6enoen
Sage oes Yoriabres. Seit bem l. Suli
1896 bat Iib bic Menge Der @elbmittel
Inn 1851, 900, 900 bermebrt. Nuf ben
Gopi Der Bep0lteruns tamen oamals
s2l.10, jebt iino es $26.7S per aopf.
Cine peinlibe peoantsrie in Der
gontrple enNlii6er SiegesnabriAten
bat Elm 2eler Der vWeitminfer @asette"
an oen 5aa aelest, Sieler fatale &eds
ner, Der bic Beribte Der 3eitungscor=
reiponbenten bonn Rriegsibauplab nit
sroser @etpiHenbaftisteit perfolst bat,
tlaet in einem ginseianot, oaB er bDllia
| ompltifisirt" lit. gr bat Die britiihen
Mngaben iiber Burenperluite iorgfdltiq
notirt unb finbet nun, oab bic guren
biz iebt iiber 25C,000 Mann peylorer
baben. Da bic Streittrdfte Der 8urer
|ieooh nur auf 5000 ge1Adbt murbeit.
m69te er tpillen, pober bic iibriser
200, 900 1ooten unb Neriuunbeter
famen uno mas bas eigentlih fit
2eute linb, bic jebt nod Der 225, ,00(
Mann ltarten britiideu Mrmee 10 bic
| uneelegenbeiteu bereiten! 2orb Nobert!
| nirb um Mnttport gebeten.
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8ahnr6ubcr III cbio.

QDenn bon yaDn= uno GIprebrdu=
bern Die Steoe lit, pflegen mir selpoln-
lib an Den fernen Weften 81 oenfen
uno perlteisen uns Dobl gar Su Der ge=
merftlng: SO etpas fam bel uns
nibt pprfonlmen. So6 irrt man fib,
wenn man oies slaubt. 9lm Nreitas
Nbeno lit Der um Mitternadt aus benz
Wefsn fdGise palIaeiersug Der genn=
lplpauia 2inie, bon ct. 2ouis tDm=
meno, auf Der Strsfe spiiden Gin
cinnati ino Columbus iiberfallen ipOrs
ben. Ser grprebbote Charles Sane
biibte babel iein 2ebeu Elm. Ser Gaub
muroe ert entoedt, als Der 3ug III
Columbus eiufubr uno bic 2eibe oes
Seamtsn sefunoen tuuroe. gieben ibm
Log Iein &euoloer, bon befsn Gammern
2 leer maren. Ser Snbalt bes @elo'
idrants. oeNen 5biiren selprenAt lpor'
oen tuaren, mar aefoblen.
Oils in Columbus s. q. 5beloon
bic S9ur bes eben einselaufenen Gr=
prebwaeens 0ffnete. bot iib ibm Elm
entlsbliber Mnbl,f bar. .2ane lag nit
Dem @eii9t nod unten in elmer 9roben
Blutlade an Der groe. @ine ioraz
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