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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
NORWEGIAN STEAMER LOST.
Only Five of Twcnty-Eight Men ON
the FRAMES Saved.

t5C I'FtIIITcS SsIVCU.
Philadelphia: News OF the total loss of
the Norwegian steamer Frames, bound
from Philadelphia via Norfolk for Havana
and Santiago dc Cuba, was brought here
March 10 by the steamship Admiral
Schley, from Port Antonio, Jamaica. The
Frames struck Hog Sly Reef, Bahama
Islands, on March 2. and became u total
loss. On March > the Schlcy rescrad five
of the Framnc's crew, who were driftin.
about in a small boat. The I'ra1nnes had
on board "a large and valuable cargo. The
lost vessel was commanded by Capt. Thor
byarman and manned by "a crew of
|twenty-eight men.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
TO APPEAL 70 M'KlNLEY.

Taylor Will Make Another EfFort to
Secure Aid from President.
Frankfort, KY: Taylor is said to have
AIRED a statement making a second ap-
peal to Mckinley. John w. Yerkes of
Danville and other Republican leaders we're
called in co ference at the executive man
sion and the paper submitted to them. A
co.amittee to be headed by Yerkes is to be
sent to Washington to lay before the presi-
dent whatever message is agreed on.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
Admitted to soldiers, Home.

Charles Jackson, a member of COMPANY
NJ, First South Dakota Regiment, who
was injured in the Philippines, has been
admitted to the state soldiers home at Hot
Springs. He is the second veteran of the
last war to be admitted to the home.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
Peru Ia Now Peaceful.

Lima, Penn: In a fight between govern
ment troops and revolutionists near Moyo-
banda, on Feb. %, Col. Viscarra, the last
of the insurgent leaders to hold out, was
killed. The whole OF Peru in now
tranquil.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23

n multiplicity of functions. Vast sums of
money are intrusted to him to carry ~
the work of the republic in Europe, and
he is the sole responsible a%ccounter for
these funds. He is described as Il man
of peculiarly strong personal power, gift
ed with IL persuasive tongue. and quite
capable of proving Il match for the oldest
diplomats OF Europe.
ST.
Judge William II. Taft, who has been
appointed by President Mckinley to
serve as chairman of the new Philippine
commission, is well known in Ohio. where
he was born and reared. Judge Taft is
the son of the late Alplionso Taft, an
eminent jurist, who upon several occa-
sions represented the United States ir
diplomatic circles abroad. and also in the
cabinet of President Grant. He was
graduated from Yale in 1863, did nrwSpa-
per work thereafter for a while and then
went into office. He married Il daugh-
ter of United States District Attorney
John w. Hcyron. He will receive while
in the Stands u salary of $4,000 IL year.
-:-:-
Crown Princess Stcphanic. daughter of
he King of Belgium and widow of
Grown Prince Rudolph of Austria, was
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
Man Kills Rimselc

Word has been received that John Brown.
an aged citizen of Butler, Day County.
committed suicide by. shooting himself in
the head. Dependency, caused by i'll
health, is thought to have prompted the
deed,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
ROBERTS TAKES The TOWN

Officially Announced that British
Are i'm Blocmfontcin.
London: 1t was officially announced on
March II that Gen. Roberts and his army
had occupied Bloemfontsin. and that the
British flag was flying from the top of the
on,nifnl
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
A New AItnister Called.

The authorities of the Plankinton Con.
gregational Church have given q call to .
graduate Of Yale College, who will be
there in . short time to minister to the
spiritual needs of the people.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
WIN Have TWO hanks.

Messrs. Henry and Case Of Chamberlain
and Charles City, Iowa, respectively, have
purchased the bank building known as the
Bank of Plankinton, of the receiver for
$500, and they will proceed to establish a
second bank, very much to the satisfaction
of the people.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23

Insurance Company Gets Certificate
The State Mutual Fire Association of
Canton, which has been having a rough
and rocky road to travel in getting through
the insurance commissioners Office, has
finally been given q certificate to transact
business in this state.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
Flyer Leaves the Rails.

Chicago: The Chicago-Denver flyer, No.
I, on theB Burlington road, met with an ac-
cident twenty-five miles west of Ottumwa.
The engine Of the train and thet trucks of
the first car were derailed. A delay of five
hours was occasioned. No person was in-
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
NOW A PRISONER.

Flowers, Filipino Secretary of War,
Surrendcrs to MacArthur.
Manila: Flowers, Aguinaldo's secretary
of war, has surrendered to Macarthur.
Aguinaldo's infant son, who was captured
in November, and who has been suffering
from smallpox, is dead.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23

Provide for Hcro's Widow.
Washington: The director of the census
has appointed the widow of Bill Anthony
of "Maine' fame a clerk in the census
bureau.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23

Sheridan Goes Republican.
Cheyenne, Wyo.: The city election ct
at Sheridan, Wyo., resulted in q clean
sweep for the Republican ticket. Sherj-
dan has been q Democratic stronghold 70,
years.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23

The official announcement of the be-
trothal of his imperial highness Yoshi
Hito, Crown Prince of Japan, has just
been made. He is a son of the present
Emperor, Mutsu Hito, and was born Aug.
81, 1870. His bride-to-be is the Princess
Sada 10, daughter of Prince Kujo. She
comes from the noble family Fujiwara,
one of the Oldest lines in Japan.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
Archibald Forbes, the war correspon-
lent, came into fame during the Franco

German a He
was born at Moray,
Scotland, in 1888,
and was educated
at the Aberdeen
University. In 1875
he accompanied the
Prince of Wales to
India. In the Rus
so-Turkish cam
paign Forbes did
his best literary
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
Worcester Resigns at Ann Arbor.

Ann Arbor, Mich: AT the meeting of
the board of regents last week Prof. Dean
G. Worcester of tile new Philippine com
mission rendered his resignation az a mem
Der Of the university faculty and it was &C.
cepted.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
Goebel's Law Partner Elected.

NOeUcIS INV PARTNER Elected.
C%ovington, Ky: lu the vote of Kent
County to cleo. a senator to the vacancy
caused by the death of Senator Goebel, M.
l.. HARRISON, MIR. Goebel's law partner,
was elected by $50 majority over l.. L..
Creasey, his Republican opponent.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23

her station to whom she had promised
her hand, and made every sacrifice. The,
real tragedy of the marriage lies in the
fact that the crown princess will be fore
tered to practically give up her young
daughter, to whom she was greatly at
tached.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
PORTO RicAN BILL PASSED.

Appropriation Bill Goes Through
Senate Without Division.
Washington: After a debate, at times
spirited, extending over parts of two days,
the senate March l6 passed without divis-
ion the Porto Rico relief appropriation bill.
AS passed the measure carried $ ,OO5, 900,
the president being authorized to use that
sum ''for public education, public works
and other governmental and public pur-
pOscSn in Porto Rico.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
Woman Dies ON Train

Woman Dies on Train,
Cheyenne, Wyo.: Mrs. Isabella Kimball
of Belyidere, ILL.,, formerly of Chicago, en-
route to Battle Mountain, New, died ON
the Union Pacific train nesr here.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23

Presidents Harrison, Cleveland and Nc
Kinley-and he has been the favorite
with the State Department officials in.
all of them.
j. C. ". Beckham. who is contcstire
The right of Gov. Taylor to the chief ex-
scutiveship of Kentucky, was for years
4 page in the State Senate, to which he
was elected ON the first day he was eli,
gible.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23

Uncle Sam has sixty-one warshtps !,
der construction.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23

Brig. Gen. Hector Macdonald, who sup
.celed the late Gen. Wauchone in COM.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23

Only one man in American history
Justin g. Morrill, of Vermont-had a
longer public career than that to which
John Sherman can point. Mr.. Sherman
was for forty-three years prominent in
national ONCE. He was secretary of the
Wing convention which nominated Tay-
ior for President in 1S4S. His career ON
then national stage began with the birth
Of the Republican party in 1854, when
he wal first elected to Congress.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23

work. His creatARcHIBALD FORBES.
jects for the romancer.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
Child scalded to Death.

OItIU 6C8IUcU 70 OcUCue
The 2-year-old son of William Lucas of
Yankton was scalded to death by tipping q
Kettle Of hot water upon himself.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23

Contrary t o recent reports from both
London and Washington, Lord Paunce-
tote will remain as England's represrnta-
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23

advantages of the best military education.
He has seen much active service in At
ghanistan, Egypt, the Soudan aud South
Africa.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-03-23
sYmPArHIzE WITH STUDENTS
Citizens Uphold Boys Who Raised
Black Flag i'm Protest.

sNS -
South Bend, Ind: The raising of the
black flag by students of the South Bend
High School in remonstrance to holding
Saturday sessions has brought a majority
of South Bends citizens into the case.
sympathy is generally with the students.
So trong is the feeling against tue ruling
WHICH made it necessary for boys
and girls TO attend these sessions
that the faculty of the school has addressed
an open letter to the public stating
that the affair was caused by other real
sons. The students, however, deny this
and contend that the extra sessions were
held in order to make up time lost by
giving class hours to others than instruct
ors, who delivered dry lectures. AS the
entire class of thirty five juniors is i'll the
plot and represents general opinion it is
not likely that any eNpulsions will result.
UNHEALTHY IN MEXICO CITY
Death Ratio Equals That of tho City
of Bombay.
City OF Mexico: The formal opening of
the great drainage canal occurred on
Saturday last. Sir Weetnan Pearson,
who built the canal, was the honored
guest. Que new main drains the city's
sewer system IL the main drains will
empty into the grand canal. How import
ant the reformed drainage of the city is
shown by the publication OF the
mortuary statistics of the City of Mexico.
The deaths in 1892 were 1888 and, taking
the population at a fair estimate of 400, 600,
this shows a death rate of over A. nor 4 ono
about the same as that of Bombay. The
births were only 1879 and the city, while
growing marvelously, has been recruited
from rural Mexico. Sanitarians believe
that with the new drainage system the
death rate will fall one-half, or to the.same
rate as New York City.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-03
Gine ssamilien>S >Srag0bic.

Sbamotin, 9a,, 2. Suni. -
putrid 6ldnnerp, 64 Sabre ait, pur0s
heute Mbeno unter bem Gsrbd6te per=
baFtet, feline I'm bier Sabre iiingsre
9attin erbroHslt 5u ba6en. Ods
Yaar bate lpdbrero oes Sages 1ftper
qeirunfen unb No6bdrn iagen, odB
6lanRrp feline 9uitin beute ms6rere
Mole bur6gepriigelt babe. Shre
So6tsr Murp Gapanaugb itattete oem
SuuIe am Mbenb einen Seiu6 a6 uno
funo ifren 9uter in Der Slide in eineln
S6aufslItuble ii9 lpisgeno; gu isinen
yiiBen lag Die o5ids ieiner Satin.
fSlonnern mar betrunfen unb Die Pol!z
&c: perbaftste ibn o9ne S6nisrigteiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-03
Sr. Sartlcp,

Der peit uno brett 6etannte Spe5idlilt,
pelfer ieit mebr, uls % sSabren in
oisler Stuot anidIiig lit, iOate be; az
len 2eipen, tpslde Die RaIe, ben 9als,
bic 2unse uno Die Sbren affi5iren,
conIultirt tpsroen. 'Seine Grfolge Bel
Der 0eilung bon Gatarr6, iibelrie4enz
Dem 9tt6em. 8opfl4msr5en. Suubbeit
uno 9rauisn i'm &opf, 9lusfluB aus
psn Sbren, pOlppe, droniI4sr 9ronz
6ftis u. 9lnfangsIiobien Der Shtpiuoz
iu6t linO gu tpobi6efunnt. um DER Sr@
fldruns gu bsoiirfen. uno in Dielen anz
ideinenO boffnungslOien 5alien bel5
nabs IpunDerbar. Die BON i6m berehz
netsn 9ebu6rsn Iinp mdbig uno ieine
Olagnpien tets 5uDerldiiig. Spre9z
iiunotn BON 8 biz 10 ubr 8ormlttdgs
uno BON 12 Bis 8 lt6r Qbenos in y}r.
311, NpEosYacaz, nabe Sardtogd%
StraBe. Sonntags nur BON 10 Biz 2
u5r. ao4-o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-03
Ginc S9lesmis= 6nliteinerin in Der
britiif1cn Yntjthaif.

0eipzgorf, 2. Sum-. - 9rinz
se11in Nribert bon 2{nbult, ge6orene
prin5eIIin 2ouife BON S9lestpigzSolz
fein Sonber6urg gu9uiten6urg,
sins Gntelin Der 80nigin 9iftoria BON
Gngfuno, pel6e unter bem Ramen
9rdfin BON MiinIter6erg ing}ep<Oorf
ipsilte, it beute no6 @aT6ington obz
gereiit. Sic niro buIsf6it bei 2aOD
PaunceFote in Der britiT9en 8otI6aft
Qbifeiuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-03
Sapaner auf Der Stuoicnreiie.

W a 6in9ton. .. g., 2. SUM.
- 9rei bo6geitelIte geamts Der iapa'
nif4sn Resterung, ProF. g. Safdtd
bon Der te6niI6en S6ule in 5otip,
fopis bic Sngsnieurs SenjirO 8uidtabs
uno Ssntaro aonOo. iino bier dn9ez
langt. sic ha6en i'm 9luftro9e ibrsr
Reeierung cine Stuoienreiis ung2trsz
ten, um 5lubz unb Safenbauten in
9(merifa uno europa gu 6eIt6tigen,
sic beeebsn fi4 BON bier naa p;ttsz
burg, Glspslanb, G6icago, 9alpsitOn
unp Netp@Srledns.
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Giuc meiBe Sanhc.

gaptudel, 81. : s., 2. SUM. -
Die .Yo!p!udel Straben g." 6at
ibre 9lngeitellten bsnadriAtigt. DaB tie
Die Mrbeits5eit dllsr 9(nseltellten bon
12 auf 10 'Stunosn reou5irt unb bas
'alte Saldr ($2 pro 5ag) bai5sgaltsn
piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-03
Ser 9uerilGutr leg i'm
Srdniez SSreiftd ddt.

Gon0on2. Stunt. 3 u6r 20 gaa6=
mittugS: Sffi5iea miro mitget6eilI
Dab 9eneral golbille in 0eil6ron
norDDItfi6 bon &ropnItao, On Der
Srane Hiber : 8olpnie) eingetroffsn
1T, na6oem er auf Dem Maride babin
auf 6oftigen WiOerItunO geItoBr lit.
2(us Winburg (im sbemuligen 5reiz
ituaD fam beute bic Na6ri6t, baB Die
8oersn nit 5tpei 9eI6Iben unb 5tpei
Observation-Disclosures ungsfd6r 8 Mei=
len pon SensfaL ben @nglGnbern is6r
energiI6en Wiberitano lei Iten.
9eneral Stumble melost, bab es i6m
gelungsn lei, bic goeren 5uriid gu
iHlagen unb baB i6m Die 8ieoer6sz
isbung bon Qinoleg e6ne S4pertz
itreid gegliidt lei.
9eftige 6 d m fe in Der 6 q p
Solonie.
laupIta0t, 81. Mai. - General
Barren be3og dm 20. W2al bei 5as
bersport nit 700 Wdnn eme itarte De-
ferIipppIition. 8ei Sagesan6ru6 funb
er, oob er ltm3ingelt mar unb tpuroe
bon 1000 ,Rebellen beftig ungegriffen.
Die 9fsrbe ieins5 Oeta6emenis riIz
fen ii9 los ro galoppirten Ou0on,
a6er bic MannI6uft con5entrirte iih
uno I6lug ben 9lngriff Der 8Oeren al.
Sine feline feinbli6e 2lbtheitung in
einam 9auie IeBte bu1 &umpf nit
0artnGdigfeit fort, rGumta Die 9oIiz
tipn iebo6, als Elm con5entrii der On
oriff auf oieiel6e 9emd6t tpuroe, nit
0interlahung elmer 2tn5o6l 9eripun=
be!er.
Die 9riten berloren Is Sobte, bar
unter SbsrIt SpWce, uno 80 8eripun=
bette.
10000 8oeren um 9retori a
poft trt.
2ourenco Marque5, 2. Suz
nj. - 9rGIioent 8riiger mar geItern
nod in Wfu9ababorp, un9efG6r 6al6z
tpeas 5piI6en 9retoria uno Der por=
tu9ieIiI6en 8ren5e, an Der Giien6a9n
3niTfen Yretpria unb 2ourencoMarz
ques. goeren Commando in Der
@eIummtIidrfe bDn 10000 Wann
6;elten am Ooncleriia9 alle PoTit;onen
uno '6Igel runo um Pretorio baIeBt.
Gin anoerss Itarfes GommanDo 1T in
gronf6orIt Spruit, ungeFd6r 40 Meiz
len por 9retoria, an Der gi'en6a9n
no6 Der Oeid9oa : 8ot.
Die 5eiegraphen GerbiaOun9 nit
Dem SronsDaal III fir Ous Pu6litum
eei6loFen. Sn 2inbetra4t DEG Nus
bleibens isgli6er gla6ri6t bon Dem
ariessj6auplab 6errEat bier Fie6erz
bafte Iufrs9ung.
Der 3psd Der ReiIe bon 5. GloFf,
S4pieQerSo6n Des 9rdIiOenten ariiz
ger, unb oeHsn 9r5tes, 0r.5spman's,
na6 2oursnco Marques F4etnt Der
9epefen gu isin. cine groBe Summe
9oloes in Si6srbeit 81 6rinaen.
M a Teru, 8aIutOlanD, 81. U(dl.
9ensral 9rabant bat Die 9oeren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-03
C. Yo(( C. 90.
los, Oed Cerington=Str.
Ser
@or(et>
Z q D c It.
5altrt llmi6au nafJ unirrrm Stannc
CTS =0usft fte(lllng.

9on0lungstpeiie mag ni6t gum @ss
nigitsn baruuF 5uriit3ufi6rsn isin,
oaB 9euti6Iano uno 6rantreib unz
ldn9lt Dem 9rdIioenten 9uut &rHger
ooritsllsn lieBen. oaB bic 3erIt0rung
Der M;nen bic ni6t=en9liIfen 2lttisnz
SeiiBer am i6perIten treffen tpiirbe.
8on Der N1slbung engIiTdrr 9iGtz
ter, Sui1sr Bil6elm babe Der 80nigin
8lttoriu 81 Oen Grfrlgsn Qoro Roz
bsrts' 9rotulirt, lit abioIut gli9ts Be-
fannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-06-03
Marplano.
MarnlauO Snffttut.

Sic Sabrcsibiubiser Der Ntal= uno 3eiben=
e6ule fiuOC om , en- q, ben ). SUM,
gbcnos llbr in Der Muft=@atlc on Mount
&uDal=glpenue tatt 9lnipraden BON, Dem 41tb.
efipptb 99ilmer QrGfosutsn Des spctcn Staotz
rutbs ;tpciqes, uno 6rn. 3oiepb 4adarp, 9rdfoeuz
ten Der S6ulbsbprps. ucbtrrci6une BON Giploz
men our6 ben 9rdiocnteu; Der 9cabpbp= 9rdmien
our6 Or Y. q. llbler, 9ropoit oss 9eaboop= Snz
itituts; DER 3uititus=9 9rGnrien 6risDr 8aine=lRe=
baiQc, Standardization, 6brcn=NeoaiQe unp Der
Riuebartz 4rGmien Der &ilobaucr=S6ue our6 Den
QrGilpentcn. Ntuit Don cinem Srdeier unter Der
2eituno ocg orn 8ob 9unguidel. Gintrttsfarteu
fonucn i'm Snititut in 6mpane gtnommcn iperOsu.
1925 Soi. NJ. Suibins, 8rditbent
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Baltimore, 27. Wiai 1900.
$3.50 8elobnuna iuirb fiir bic eSn

S ! IT t, ~. utQl 15OO.
$3.50 SeIobuuns iuirb fiir bic Sn
formation be5a6lt, Die sur @erbaftun9
uno ueberfiibrung irgeno elmer perIon
ober Yer1onen fiibrt, bic eine ungelebz
li9e 9anolung ooour6 pornimmt, In
bsm iie irgeno einen 4ngeItelltsn bieler
Gompasnie in Der @rfii1ung ieiner
Yfli6t ober Pfli4ten beldfigt ooer
angreift, ooer fir Snformation, Die
CUR @erbaftung unb ue6erfubruns irz
genO Semunbes fiibri, Der bic pfoitsn.
Ordbte, 2ampen ooer 4pparate, Giz
gsntbum bieier Gompagnie, in irgeno
elmer Wsiie perni9tet, beidGoi9t ODER
in irsenD elmer 8eiIe Oeren Srou4bar=
felt beeintrd6tigt.
United Electric Light and
Power Ce.
Sm 9luftrage:
9. =. Sseilbplb,
Q48-) 9eneralz9eiddftsFii6rsr.
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0reD fus @mneftie 8ilG

0reDfus @mnefie 8iIf
paf1irt.
pari3, 2. SUM. - Der SenuE
fat 6euts be Observation-Disclosures
Bin nit 238 gegsn "a Stimmen anges
npmmen.
8rau'S engagements.
Qonbor. 2. Sum-. - SmpreFari
Maurice 8rau 6at Den 5enoriiten oes
nGoDert @arben 26eaters," 9bilipp
8rorel, unb bic Contra z2lltiItin SRI.
2Ou;ie MeiB6erger, Iotpie Signor Sez
ptlli als 8erFaferSDjrige fir bic
beporite6enDe Saiion Der nenglii6eu
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2iperpool, 2. SUM. - On
8oro be5 beute pm bier na6 Geip<
YOrt ob9efa6rensn vGuraro">2insrs
rGampania" BADEN Serr uro 5rau
Cornelius 9unoerbilt, iun., BON 92cpz
Yort PafIage na6 Der SuOIonzMetroz
pole 9enOmmen.
Wlarquis Jto ber fomz
menbe % ann.
0otob q m 4, 2. SUM. - Die
8a6inetStriIis 6dlt an, Marquis $40
miro pd6rIdsinlid uufgeforoert pevs
Den, Elm neues W}iniiterium gu 6;loen.
peru's 8onTut in gep
Oorf.
Gina. 2. SUM-. - 6rsoeric ".
Pe5ot lit gum Rrudnii6en &oniul in
NenzQlorf ernnnnt mnrhan-
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Ser Strife in ct. 9nuis.

St Gouls, 2. SUM. - 6eute
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