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Evening star., 1900-02-27

Identification of Man Who Died In
Philadelphia Hospital.

Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
PHILADELPHIA, February 2I.-The man
who died in the Pennsylvania Hospital Sum
day from hiccoughs was Hamilton II. Lee,
former Washingtonian. and not Hamilton
II. Greyson. the name he gave. His body
was Identified this morning by his son,
George Lee, who is employed by the Penn
syIvania Railroad Company in Washington.
After Identifying his fathers body the son
made arrangements for its interment.
1t is stated that Lee adopted. the name of
Greyson when he left his family and disap-
peared. about ten years ago. He was in
the government service prior to that time.
Because Of his ability he was able to get
good appointments from time to time. His
last appointment was that OF postma ster
at Manila, which position he resigned last
November on account OF i'll health. The
dead mans effects will probably be turned
over to his son. Among them are letters
from Cecil Rhodes, General Baden-Powell,
General Wheeler. General Miles, the late
General Lawton and others.
Hamilton H. Lee was well known Ia this
city number of years ago. His SON.
George Lee, Is a train dispatcher at the
Baltimore and Potomac depot. He went to
Philadelphia this morning. and the police
department was Informed this afternoon of
the identification of his fathers body
Among the letters filed In the Post Once
Department Is one showing he had received
a letter of merit from the President OF
Brazil, and others show he was a brave
soldier while figuring in native wars In
Africa
Among the effects OF the dead man IS q
copy of the following order:
Regiment Order No. 21-
High Merit, ". C.
In the Field
Mombara. South Africa, July II, 1896.
Stan Sergeant Henry Herbert Greyson
acting hospital sergeant, is hereby relieved
| from field duty and will report to Colone
William Rance-Smith. post surgeon, Greg,
matown West. for special service In con.
nection with the general hospital
The bearer and recipient has been duI,
notified Of the promulgation of that genera
regimental order No. n. for very yaluahls
| services during the epidemic of the presen,
year, and Is especially recommended 10,
| the Victoria cross.
| BADEN-POWELL, Commandfnr
| 1t Is not known here whether or NOT III,
body will be brought to this city for inter
1 ment.
Evening star., 1900-02-27

The State Department in Close Com
munlcatiOn With Consul Hay.

munlcatiOn With Consul Hay.
cablegram received at the State De-
partment this morning from Mr.. Adebert
Hay, United States consul at Pretoria, re-
ports the arrival at that capital of Cap
tain Carl Reichmann, the United States
army officer detailed to observe the con-
duct of the war in South Africa from the
Boer side. Mr.. Hay adds that Captain
Reichmann was courteousy received by
the Boer officials
The date OF the cablegram today indicates
that there Is no delay in the line of COM
munication between the United States con-
sui at Pretoria and the State Department,
and. in fact, 1t is said at the department
that all Of the business of the consulate
has been conducted with the greatest
promptness and smoothness.
Evening star., 1900-02-27

Company PASSES Into Hands of a Na-
tiOnaI Concern

BOSTON. February 27-The completion
Of deal whereby the Erie telephone sys-
TEN, the largest Bell system in the United
states, passes into the hands of the Tele-
phone, Telegraph and Cable Company of
America was announced today. The Erie
rourpeny controls five branches. operating
In North and South Dakota, Minnesota, Wis
consin, Michigan, Arkansas. Texas and a
part Of Ohio, and employs S22OOO 900 capi-
tai.
Evening star., 1900-02-27
Selection of . Bishop.

1t was stated at the home Of the apostolic
delegate, Mgr. Martinelr. in this city last
night, that no Information had been re-
ceived there as to who would be named by
the pope as bishop of the see Of Savannah.
Ga. It Is generally believed in Catholic
circles here and in Baltimore that Vicar
General Kelley Will be honored-
Evening star., 1900-02-27
THE cENTENNfAL CELEBRATION
Matter to he Pfesented to the pre.,.
denf f1morroxv

The special committee Of the centennial
committee charged BY the latter body with
the duty of presenting to the President the
plan for centennial avenue through the
mall and an addition to the White House
met In the Presidents room In the Senate
wing Of the Capitol today and decided upon
matter to the President, which viii prob
ably be done tomorrow morning. Senator
Perkins presided at the meeting today,
Evening star., 1900-02-27
The walker-Rhea Case.

The contested election case Of James A.
Walker w. VIM F. 'Rhea. from the ninth
congressional district Of Virginia, was
heard by House election committee No. /
because Of the exciting events connected
with It. including shooting afrray while
evidence was being prepared at Bristoi.
and because Of the further fact that Ger.
eral Walker was chairman of the House
election COMMITTEES In former Congress.
The testimony 10 voluminouA
Evening star., 1900-02-27

oats oats steady: No. white, 31Sa32: No. . mixed s
ssa Hye duh: No. nearby, 81; No. western.
ooaos. hay arm; No. / Timothy, Sld bid Grain
feishts quiet; steam 20 Liverpool. per buShel sISd
sss.d; Merch; Cork for orders per quarter, 3s ID.
changed ' s
Evening star., 1900-02-27

Mr.. Mason in the Senate today intro
duced a bill approprating s65. 800 for the
purchase by the public printer Of lots 75
and 20. together with the buildings there
on, In square 624, the said lots adjoining
on the west the present site for the gov
ernment printing office.
Evening star., 1900-02-27
Land once Need. Larger Force.

The Secretary OF the Interior has re-
quested an amendment to the legislative.
executive and judicial appropriation bill.
giving an additional force for the Office
of the commissioner Of the general land
Office for the fiscal year 1901. aggregating
6. 3OO
Evening star., 1900-02-27
Exception. I'm ru.k Case.

The preparations OF the bill OF exceptions
in the case OF Frank W. Funk. convicted
Of the murder Of William II. Brooks, viii.
it Is expected. be completed by next satur-
day. when 1t is the intention Of Justice Cole
to impose the death sentence on the con-
victed man
Evening star., 1900-02-27
Cold weather In the Aa,ro,s..r

PLATTSBCRGH, N. T. February n
Last night was probably the coolest of the
winter in the Adirondack region. IL wa, IL
below zero al daylight here this morning "a
below at Malone and 22 below at saranac
Lake.
Evening star., 1900-02-27

Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. February 27.-F1our dull. unchang.
ed; receipts. 1O0I0 barrels; exports, 515 barrels
wheat very dull; spot and February, 71ha71k;
wheat by sample, @a7S; Do; on grade. esa72. Oorn
very duh: spot, 3oa3oh; February ard March, SSK
ceipts. zz0.ds4 bushelsi experts. l2s.740 busheb;
Evening star., 1900-02-27
Injured by Fallis. From Car.

"S~He~ ~ @HH1"B = rum Cof0.
Thomas Smith. colored. hfty-hve Year,
old. fell from q freight car in the New lar
sey avenue yard this morning and received
severe scalp wound. The injured man
was taken to Providence Hospital.
Evening star., 1900-02-27
Grain. rreri.ien. and Cotton Markets.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers
ana brokers, l419 F st. members New York
STOCK exchange. correspondents Messrs La
oenourg, Thalnann & CO.. New York
CHICAGO Ealr-,p-r
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21

tent, has left Oregon on a pretty firm
financial basis, and In good condition to
accept the hustle and hustle that Is soon
to be thrust upon It.. The visit Of the
National Editorial Association to the state
last year brought II into prominence with
people of other states who have capital to
put into safe investments. The agricul.
tural, mining and forest wealth was
brought to their attention, and In conse.
quence their money is being offered
throughout the state in payment for prop.
critics which in part have been considered
of little value. They are seeking our
agricultural and timber lands and invest.
ing in our mines. These people are not
making investments to remain idle. They
are putting their money into properties
which they will develop-with view to
getting returns on their investments. The
Importance of Oregon as manufacturing
center is also being made prominent. The
importance Of locating factories near the
production and market Is becoming more
fully realized, and manufacturers are
looking toward this state for locations.
With these facts existing It Is difficult
to predict anything but a prosperous
future for the state. The time Is now at
hand when Oregon cannot longer be kept
back by so.called "mossbackers." Its
varied resources are certain to be devel.
oped, not In the form Of boom or on
borrowed capital at high rate Of inter.
ests, as California and Washington have
been developed, but by capital that Is
owned by the investors. The state will
have a steady, substantial growth. Its
future Is the brightest Of any state on the
coast. II will be surprising indeed II its
population does not double within the
next ten years.-The Dalles Times.
Mountaineer.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21
TWO MORE COMPANIES.
Experienced Men in Control of
Good Properties.

Wesley Warren and n. A. Mitchell
have secured bond on six valuable
claims in the southern portion OF the
Gable Cove district, from Martin Gibbons,
the owner. They are the Gold Note.
Angola and Red Chief, in one group and
the Portland, Ohio and Myrtle In another.
They adjon each other and are contigu.
Gus to the famous Imperial group, owned
by J. e.. Young.
These properties have been prospected
by two open cuts, one shaft and two
tunnels, Of varying depth. The tunnels
are each thirty feet in, with three feet of
good ore In the face. An effort was made
last fall to secure these properties for
Canadian capitalists, but at that time
they were under bond to Captain &. II.
Thompson. That bond lapsed a few
days since and Mr.. Warren at once tied
them up. The price agreed to be paid is
said TO be $4,000.
This group Is one Of the richest unde.
veloped properties In the district. There
Is plenty Of water and timber and a tine
mill site on the property. Mr.. Warren
says that development work will com.
mence IN about thirty days, or as soon as
the snow on the mountains disappears.
There are two distinct veins traceable,
from to "a feet wide. The ore
sampled goes from $40 to $40 per ton.
The highest grade ores In this country are
now coming from this district.
Two companies have been incorporated
on these properties, the Red Chief Gold
Mining company being the name Of the
company which will work the first above
mentioned group and the Portland. Ohio
Gold Mining company the second. Each
are capitalized for $500, 900 ut fifty cents
q share. A. W. Ellis will be president Of
both companies, and good men, practical
miners and successful hnanciers, will be
In other positions Of responsibility. With
experienced men In control Of good proper.
ties, II Is difficult to see how these two
companies can fail TO "make a 60"
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21
OREGONlAN MOSSBACKISM.
Philosophie Theory to Account for Ii
Existenes.
ExislencS.

California and Washington have In the
past pointed TO Oregon rs the state OF
"mossbacks," a state where people eX.
is,ed, but did not progress. 10 some ex.
tent these accusations were justified.
Oregon has ever been IN easy place IN
which TO make living, hence extra eNer'
ton on the part OF people was unnetes.
sary. The early settlers were given
large tracts OF land on which they made
comfortable homes, and In the struggle
Tor existence were not forced to combat
with the adverse conditions that sur.
rounded those In the Older and less
tcvored states. This easy lie was trans.
mitted from one generation TO another,
and did not have the tendency to bring
forth the latent energies OF the people OF
iorce them TO grasp new enterprises or en-.
gage In speculations as readily rs did
their neiahbors to the north or south.
But there has been some beneficial re.
suits from this slow progress. While
Oregon has not advanced rs rapidly as
have California and Washington, and
fewer gigantic schemes have been launch.
ed. business has progressed slowly and
on firm basis, and there has been less
financial embarrassment tW- Oregon than
In either OF the other Pacific coast states.
Immense fortunes have not been made,
neither have they been lost IN wildcat
speculations. ~, s
This apparent slowness. while Il has
retarded progress TO 4 considerable eN.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21
All Except the "Vsri.abIe BONANZA"

THE SUMPTER MINER Is one Of the
brightest and most successful weekly
papers In the Pacific Northwest. The
great mining journals OF the country
quote Il as an authority on all matters
connected with the mines and minerals Of
eastern Oregon, and Il is said to be gain.
ing a wide circulation, and TO be making
money like veritable little bonanza
The Dalles Times. .Mountaineer.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21
Last Payment on the White Elephant.

-" sy"ss" w usS " sssS SSPs4S"s
In this city yesterday at the First
National bank, Messrs. Walter Looney,
}. T. Gallagher and Hy. Saulsberry re.
ceived the last payment on the White
Elephant mine In Bonanza district, the
amount being 1850. Colonel Ray, Of
Port Arthur, Canada, was the purchaser
OF this property and since II was bonded a
few months ago extensive development
work has progressed on Il until now Il Is
considered one Of the promising mines Of
the district. Walter Looney and J. +.
Gallagher arrived IN the city Yesterday
morning, received their money and re.
turned home TO Sumpter In the evening"
Baker Democrat.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21
Notice to the Public.

Al consumers Of city water must make
application TO the office OF the Sumpter
Water company before the mains are
tapped or any residence or business house
supplied with water.
W. SuMPTER WATER COMPANY.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21
Vosess Attention.

The voters Of the North and South
Sumpter precincts can now register at the
city hall, L. l.. Manning, city recorder,
having received the registration books
from the county clerk for that purpose.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21

Secure block In the Smelter Addition
before the prices advance. d, Coping,
agent, corner Mill and Sumpter streets.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21

You can get anything In office supple,
at Adler's.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21

To- Columbia beer, .hs@ed in Sumpter, is
second to none.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21

A complete line Of photo supplies at
Adler'S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-26
&nn Den Y9ilippinen.

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men hGlt, bic ~reguldrsn 5ruppen aus
ben P6.lippinen 5uriid5u3Hfen. 81
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@1n9borene beIttbsnoe @snoarme,te
gu prganiiirsn. persn Oif.5&rs 5usrTt
idmmlltA unb TpGler n16 pDujg2r
Seferung Der 3uItGnbe nur in Den
b0Nrsn GolnmanopiteQen @jngebortae
ie;n iOIen, Gbnl5b Der 8tnoarmcria,
tpefhe 8sneral Wpob auf GE6Q ge=
Idaffan fat. 8si Den adfenz515e
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bigen Sa9o altf Q9ujnaqOo i'm No,ben
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noroo in Der 9rcph13 Carrie t6o9iGd=
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8elpabrIam 9sfotter un0 bann sntz
lafen purbe. Gejne Soentitdt lei crit
6efannt eetpotber, ols er 6ereits n.:z
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pinoz5ifrer Tp1( Iit aua tGuIdsn0
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p;rIte6en, @g ha;Bt. bqB rur Gings~
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erfennen i'm 9laabs iiuo.
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p6ia, Senn., erff1re no6 eiram I'M
y0e;Ben 6crIs" o6QsIt>ttsten 8eTuG,
er bQ6s bie tim ar9ebch:n2 Grnennm3
o(s Miiqtiso her QGI;ppineu : 6Onrz
mi7lion onQarommer. Prof. 82rn1rO
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6alo erranrt tr:r0en, unb BARN nirO
bic GpmniIiion beTtt6sn aus: 3i6ter
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alien GommiTGr 9rof. NorcsIttr Sc
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s. g.. ,Sps BON @snnont unb Bernard
Moiss ppn Californian.
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in San 6uan3tsco an9:Iangt 1T, una
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-26

4oli3eirop:tdn 8ean, Der Ifh unmltz
ttIGar na6 Der 8lltt6at in o!m 9o!el
,:nfdnb rafm Dir 6EaTfe an Iif. Der
8utte Der trmorMttn 5rau lpuroe 10
fprt gerufsn. Gr mar, al8 man linn
oa8 6urAEbdrs mittfRiIte. ME p,rIt0ct
unb cine I3sit lang Iprut. uno geItitue
li-ts er 10 pilb plrouf log, Dab man
f6on bsfirhtste, er Fabe Den 9erfuuo
oepIomn. Gr pubk iibrigenS njHt
osn gerinqIisn Ss!peggrunO fir bic
gtauiige 3fat ar3ugsben. Der 3d.
t~psggrunb 5u benz Moro uno Ss.bfz
moro, tpenn CT ntht Elm psrabWcl.t5
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Siebe IRE geIeitsten MenI6en mar,
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@orbang iiber b;eies ent6iaenoe ba-s
gerli6e SraueriptG fenten fann, o3ne
bob Die YbantaIie BON @jn3el6eitsn
Furht unb Mitts;b ab3ulei!&n brauGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-26
Su Malhingtnn bermabIt.

5rauung Der So6tsr pss 6ritiI4en
goti6afRr8 Cir Sultan Pauncez
fote nit einem Ntta6s Der Britt
I6en 2egdtion.
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6ii66Flifen STRIDE TtutI unb~ purOe
pur9 Den 9:i4Of Don 8li6in9.on,
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nit 8(umen gei4miidt mar, bietet aur
Roum fir 800 9erIonen, nSRfpldb:"
eingeI6loFen, infplge Osiien tonnt2n
n;ht 4Gs 3utr;tt finoan, lD&ofe Tih bic
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6GIIsn, uno e5 6erGfhte gcoBes 8sz
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is6r mertli9 atf cen Nrm i6ras 8az
tsrs, als bNier Ie gum Qttar fii6rte.
Scr 9rauttleIo unD ionItiger Sdmud
3si6nste lt6 pur9 grpBs Gte9an3 uno
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fern tparen 5rI. Sitter 8romlsp,
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g:cs : 80nigs BON Subsn, 6rl. 6attje
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9erTonen, psI6e Der Srauung beiz
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ter; Sriegs SefrstGr &oot u. 6rau;
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lanb, 6ranfreih unb Mer:to; Der OItz
rei6iI6e 8sfanoR Baron BON 6sngela
miiGer uno Gsmaglin; Der btiaiTte Il.
6ineIiI6a 8e7aubte, Ski : 8unoesz
oberri6ter Suffer nit ieinsr Satin.
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Oeiuunsr i'm engllIAsn 8otI6aftsz
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men. k5pdtsr piItsn be Neuo5rmd6lz
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sic nerb2n in 8G(os na6 Gnglano
5uciidtetrsn. mo Die junge 6rau bel
Spfs eirgsfIbtt tpsrben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-26

tAm a6er, 0ab er 3ugeiifhan lluBte,
baB bic 8~erL2grng Der StoatSfaupr@
itaot naa Nnaconoa, bsr Sit or
9olp'I9en Ma9t, 10 etpa $35O,OOO
big $45O,OO0 g~stoItet FADE.
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Gonroo purbe e6anFaG5 pernonnr'n.
Gr Fagte nun. ~boB er penig @elb FIR
Feine Gampogns ousgsgebsn 6a6e.
6 bonoler's Int(aqe gegen
Bremen.
Der So4res6eri6t Der GtpiioienTtz
GpmmiIIion piro in elnam lnhdn9
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8raper auf Ssnator Chambers Be-
i6ulo;guE1gan enthQlten, baB berGomz
m;Fdr bic untsrIudung gegen Sana@
tor GaQ;ngep lrseen 8rdnofhabung
ppn 8unoe56eomtsn fir Gampognes
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tpurbe. GpmmiTGr 8retper bIl6rdntt
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farm dls a6geidlo7en 6stro6tst tperz
ben. Der drrsritan;I6a 8otf6after
G6oate in 2onoon t6e:it in einem i'm
6tdatabepartsment eingelauFeneu &oz
b:lgromm nit, baB Der Oampfgr, Der
in port Glj3o6:t6 lag. fr.:ge5e6sn uuo
i'm Die 9eiserFa6rt geitatt2t poroen
1T.
463u9 BON Sruppen aus
Cuba.
Oas 3risgsbepartement bsabfdt;gt,
ME es teiBt. bic @erminoarung oar
StGrfe Der amerifaniIfen Sruppen
ouF Guba in bsr WeiTe fort5uTessn,
haB es inrertulb Ie6s Wodan nit Der
Gsouttion Der jebt bort bsfjnoi;den
5000 Mann auf 5000 beginnt. 8!8
gu NnFonq bes sommers ioq bic
lebters 3tfFer errsidt Fein. Gs piro
6eo6ii6!igt, brei poGItdnoi9 ous gu
barern ~beItehenoe unb bon cu6ani16en
SFfi3teren 6.fafiiqte Heqimenter gu
oroaniIiren, fpei6e Die omeritaniI6 den
Sruppen in ben Garni!pn8pIdBen en-
iez,> IN uno Den 8ern elmer cu6onii6.n
Grmee I'm Bic 3eit 6ilbtn Tous1, tDenn
Die gcntraie Der Ser. Staaten ii6er
Die SnTel ~auFHDren tpirb.
&rieg pber 5rieoen?
Ser SrteQ5TefratGr fat cine 6sif!e
Sra9e 81 ent'feioen, nGmlif o6 Die
Ger. Staatsn Iih i'm a~r;sgs3uitanbe
6ef;ncer. Sn 5riebsn53e;tsn, ni6t
otsr in &riegS5eiFen lam jeosr Soloat
feline Gntlafung unter @rFiGung gsz
p;Fsr geoinguu9en ~toufsn, uno e5
liegen mefr, ais pier3ig Folder &C.
iufe Ocr. N.rO en,Id:eo:n, OaB Segsnz
lpdrtig 5rieOe 1T, Damn mag ba5 Die
Hsouttipn GER auf 0en Ph@ipp;ren
beFinoli6an Srlooten I'M bic Sd,Fte
NIT Ti2 6ring:n. 0iel unangeushn1er
pGre Dem &risgsoepartementsz 8eamz
ten oeer b;eGetdt nod bic 3nanqsz
lage, ben 8ri;g83uFan0 anertennen
GIT miiT?n. &ein Wunbar. baB i'm
ariegsbep1rtemsnt itb1oftes r8sbou%
ern" Dlrij6er geduBert miro, baB g:z
esnpdrtig siue Iol4s gntT4s'Oung gez
fproert piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-26
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