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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-24
Alarm in Cape Colony

The invasion of Cape Colony by
the Beers has caused great alarm
amongst.the English residing in the
north of that territory the greater
part of whom have taken to flight
with their families, fearing a general
of the colonists of Dutch
origin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-24
Serious Situation
Demand for Resources In the Colony

The London Press, which does
not hide the SERIOUSNESS of the situa
ton, asserting, rather, hat it is the
most critical and precariously dan
gerous which England has expe-
rienced since she because a nation,
urges that all necessary resources
for the colonies be called upon, and
that volunteer force b, recruited
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-24
The French Squadron to
Executed Manceuvres

Dispatches from Paris state that
the French Cabinet Minister of the
Navy has ordered all. necessary
to be made for great
naval nanoeuvres to be executed
next Spring
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-24
The Philippine Question
Threats Of tire Rebels

Dispatches from Hong Kon~
state that the leaders of the Philir
pine revolution rave threatened with
pain of death the natives who in able
condition to take part in tho war do
not ingress in the rebel ranks.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-24
interruption. of Communication

The information is forwarded
from Cape Town that the Boer que
rrillas that are invading Cape Colo
ny have blown up the railway brid
ge connecting that port with Bloem-
fonte;n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-24

luchas tuve que combatir muchas We.
ces con las barbaras tribns africanass
pero estos barbaros que combatimos
hoy son c!en veces peofes que aquellos
Otros.
Llegan al extreme de armar & los
|cafres contra los beers. Incendian
nuestras fincas, que. tanto trabajo nos
Feost0 crear en- IN pals por nosotros
civilizado, y arrojan de elias, desnudos
y hambrientos, q los hijos, q las mule
res y q los padres de los prisioneros,
dejand0l0s sin casa, sin protection y
sin pan.
Hagan cuanto quieran contra noso
tros, no nos rendiremos nunca y lucha.
remos basta ell fin.
TenemOs puesta nuestra confianza
grande, inalterable en- Dios Nuestro
Senior. Sabemos que nuestra causa es
justa. 81 nos taltara la justicia de los
hombres, confarfamos en- la de Dios,
jueiio de los pueblos y de gu porvenir,
que no ha de aband0narnos.
Puedo aseguraros, y esta es promesa
de mi pueblo, de que soy portador, que
81 ell Transyaal y ell Orange perdieran
su Independence, serfa porque hubiese
pereoido todo ell pueblo boer, hasta la
mas debil mujer y ell mas indefenso
ninO'.
Prescindo de reseiiar banquetes, fies
tas, manifestacio3es en- honor del gran
anciano, porQue va ell cable SO habra
adelantado a dar & los lectores del BO
LETIN sfntesis &c estas ovaciones. Kru
ger al salir para Paris dijo:
/" Doy gTacias al pueblo frances por
su noble acogida. La guerra no ha
pOrque estamos dominados
no por la espada, sino por ell n1mero,
que sera aplastado por la justicia y
con la ayuda de Dios."
Mientras tantO ell eco de los vftores
de Marsella han resonado oon eco sim
paticO en- toda Europa.
Mr.. Chamberlain, que pensaba visi
tar al conde de Bulow, va no Sc atreve
q salir para Berlin, porque teme que
en- la capital de Alemania, le suceda
10 contrario de 10 que le pas6 q su no
BILE adversario en- Marsella.
En- cambio Kruger recibe testimOnio
de admiration y de simpatfa del mundo
entero. FL telegrama del principe de
Monaco dice asf:
sos admire por ell ejemplo de ener
sfa nobleza y humanidad que estais
1ando al mundo"
No deja de infuir en- ell amino del
pueblo ingles ese aislamiento q que 10
leva su soberbia Y esa sinpatfa de
nostrada al vencido Los duros ap6s
.rofes de Kruger lanzados la faz de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-24
CABLE NEWS
The Transvaal War
Embarkation Of Troops

Dispatches from London notify
the embarking at Southampton
bound for Cape Colony, of $500
infantry and cavalry.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-24
COLCHONES, ALNOHlDAS
Y COJINEs DE COMA


de la acreditada marca PERFECCION-
Son sumamente frescos, c6modos, -aseados
y elegantes para famillas parsiculSFss.
Pfdanse informes q. p. HODGES,
Agente general.en Puerto Rico.
6-3 Fortalesa, 4-San Juan.
Sc ha constituid0 ell Jusgado de Ponce en-
ell barrio de los Pampanos. CON motive de la
muerte repentina de Bautista Fajardo. Sc.
gun manifestation del faculta.ivo, dich0 in.
divio muri6 consecuencia de una Haneu.
risma de Ia a0rtan.
La sociedad artfstica "Lira de Orov, cele
brara mafiana ur concerto Emuaical en- Sa.
linaS.
En- Ia noche de mafiana celebrara IN gran
bale de etiqueta ell Casino de Ponce para
solemnizar la Pascua. Con Ia mencionad
fiesta Sc despide Ia directiva saliente.
UNA BUEEA REPUrKCIUN. 1as r1sTI.
LLAs BRoNoUiALEs DE BRowN, la tie
uen Sc reconocen en- ell mundo como el
mejor remedio para tos, NAL de garganta.
ronquera afecciones de las Was respirat0,
IIbSs Oufdub0 lOn utblluu8 Clutu0ub6 ANUS
los facultativos las recetan y su efcacia es
feconocida por todos como f.moso remedio
para la t0s. l.m.Y.
A Ia Juuta de Gobierno de Carceles go
le ha remitido informado ell escritO de
Maria Pefialver, de Rio-piedras, sGlicitan.
do el indulto de su esposo Eulogie j. An.
dino.
Ha fallecido en- Ponce el bombero don
Juan Bautista Pagan.
AL Juez municipal suplente de Juana
Diss Sc le ha manifestado, que para Ia
instruction de las diligencias por virtud de
denuncia de don Vicente Rod-igues contra
el Juez municipal propietaSio, Sc amplia 4
dcce dias el plazo de seis, que 81 parrsfO
81 de la Orden General, nGmero 98, serie
1899, concede para Ia instruction de los
SUMMARIZES por parte de les Jueces muni-
cipales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-24
REVOCATION DE PODER

POr escritura ante ell Notario don Maria.
no Riera Palmer dueda revocado el poder
general que tenia conferido los seiiores don
Francisco A. Orsini don Olegario Lecum-
berri, quedando muy satisfecho de sus ges
tiones como tales apoderados dejindoles
en- su buena fama y utaci6n.-Mayagiies
13 de Diciembre de 1900. - LUIS ID.
OUYAR. SIS
Ha sido capturado por Ia policia Ell indi
yiduo Domingo Ndnez, que Sc hallaba re.
clamado por el Juez municipal de Gate
dral.
Ell cuadro de aficionados de Arecibo
prepara una function para Ell dia 8 de Enero
pr6ximo.
La sociedad "Caja de Ahorro,7 de Ma.
yagiez, en- reciente junta general celebra.
da, no.Lbr6 la siguiente Junta Dsrectva
Presidente, don Arturo Hau Pre-
sidente, don Fran isco b. Ba, ri-Teso
zero, don Manuel Maria Sama-- Secreta.
rio, con Federico Gatell-- Vocsles don
Isaac +. Martinez, don Antonio Blanes,
dou Luis Bravo, don Jose Maria Castro,
don Antonio Amill-Suplentes, don Vicen.
to Pagan, don Alberto Bravo, don Jose
A. Monagas, don Pedro Ramirez, don Ra.
fael A. Moranges, don Agustin Rosell6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-24

La "Bandera Americana, peri6dico que
Sc edita en- la ciudad de Maysguez, har6 una
edicitn especial ell dia 81 del presente mes,
hajo ell tema de "El dItimo dfa del siglor.
Al efecto ha invisado los escritores de
aquella localidad que quieran fayorecerle
con sus producciones literarias.
Sc le ha enViado al Tesorero de Puerto
Rico por Ia oficina del Fiscal General un
pedido de sellos por valor de Is dollars para
el Tribunal de Distrito de Msyaguez.
La Junta local de Instruction pdblica de-
Juana Diaz anuncia la vacante de una es.
cuela graduada en- aquells villa.
Sc han remitido al Fiscal del Tribunal
de Distrito de Maysguez las diligencias ins
trnidas contra Ell doctor don Manuel Gus.
man Rodriguez, de Ahasco, por desobedien-
cla denegaci6n de auxilios, fin de que So
sirya formular las cOncIpsionss provisiOnsles
que procedan. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-24
AlaRMA EN- EL ciB0

La invasion de los beers a la Co
lonia del Cabo ha causado mucha
alarma entire los ingleses que resi-
den al norte del referido territorio,
la mayor parte de los cuales han
huido con sus familias teniendo TN
levantamiento general de los colo
nos de origen holaudes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-24
Hoy no ha celebrado sn session ordinaria
el syuntamiento de esta ciudad.

Sc encuentra vacante Ia escnels gradaads
de nifias de Aibonito Sc anuncia su proyi.
sion por ell t6rmino de diez dias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-24
Information cable
NueVa York, "A Dc DiGienbIs
GUERRA DEL TRAASvaAL
EMBARGO De TR0PAS

Despachos de Londres dao cuen
ia de haber embarcado en- Southamp
ton con destino q la Colonia del Ca
DO $500 hombres entire infanteria y
caballeria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-24
HUGO STERN
GENTS FURNISHINGS
READY MADE CLOTHES AND sHoos-.

ROPA HECHA z CALZADO
:, 0BlE19S Fln0S PARA cABAlIEROS
San Jose, no 10. San Juan PR.
1913
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-24
B0lETIN MERCANTIL DE pTO.-RICO

zntersd ct the Post oEcs st San Juan, p. R..
- ssssnA slas natter July "A, 1909
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-24

ucuic COtuO lava LII fIcIiCO, pOuCu Cu
evidencia su polftica codiciosa que en-
NADIA repara para llegar a sus fines.
Ton es asi, que hasta la prensa mas
seria, la que ha hecho crltica mas dura
de la guerra de Africa SO expresa en-
estos terminus, y ESQ que es la mas lei
da en- la Oity, defendiendo a la Gran
Bretaiia.
"Es falso- dice la Gaceta de Vests
minter,-que hayamos armada a los
cafres contra los beers, y no hay un
solo hecho desde ell principle de la cam
pafia que asi 10 pruebe.
Por otra parte, no somos nj mas nj
menos barbar6s que todos las gentes
que hacen la guerra.
La guerra en- 81 misma es barbara,
Fpero las medidas dispuestas por lord
Roberts han sido conceptuadas por sus
Oficiales como una cruel necesidad.
Ell que la guerra sea cruel es una
excelente raa6n para no hacerla, per0
no para atacar la reputation de los que
por necesidad la hacen.
La destruction de las granjas y de
los bienes de los enemigos, apresura
ell fin de la guerra y la pacfcaci6n que
todOs deseamos Sir Redvers Butler
nos decfa aver que cuando sali6 de
AfIica no habfa en- campafla un solo
boer verdaderamente patricia. EstO
es diffcil de admitir, porque De Wett,
Bott y un n1merO considerable de &c
nerales beers, con varios millares de
partidari0s, siguen la campafla. PerO
aun admitiendo, como queremos que
buena parte de los hombres en- armas
sean merce.arios, desesperadOs y po
bres, puede ser eficaz la destruction
de las granjas para la pacificaci6n I Lo
politico hubiera sido, por el contrario,
protejerlas, mostrarse humanos con los
habitantes paoificos y asf Sc hubieran
e7itado prejuicios que en- contra nues
ira abrigaban."
Todo esto no basta. Inglaterra ha
quedado un bajO nivel moral.
Kruger obtuvo en- Paris la misma
entusiasta reception que en- Marsella
Fue recibido por ell gobierno como jefe
de Estado; y por ell pueblo como re
presentation de una raza noble y vale
rosa, que no quiere perecer, que no
perecera.
NADIA menos que ell Presidente y ell
Presidente del Oonsejo Municipal de
Paris, al saludar q Kruger le dijo estas
palabras que oy6 emocionado al ancia
no burgher.
"Paris Sc iDclina ante la grandeza de
la raza de los beers; Paris siente amor
hacia los beers y sigue con ansiedad
las peripecias de la lucha en- que Sc
hallan empenadas las rep1bllcas del
Africa del Sur contra la brutalidad del
n6mero 10 coalici6n de los egoismos y
las injusticias del destino.
Os afirmo, seilor, que ell pueblo de
Paris siente oil doloT de las heridas
causadas al pueblo boer. Paris detes
ia la OPPRESSION y os acompanan nues
tras mas ardientes simpatfas 1nica
ayuda que no es dado ofreceros.
] Hay horas en- que Ia conciencia de
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-07
Good News for Pocatelso.

Gne of the most important mat
ters to which Senator Shoup gave
his attention during his recent trip
to Washington was the opening Of
the Fort Hall Indian reservation
settlement.
The secretary Of the interior
gave the mattermuch consideration
and ordered the survey of the north
and~west boundaries of the cession
from the Indians, and has in con-
temptation the survey of all tho
land.
Surveyor General Perrault has
received authority to contract for
the survey of the boundaries, amt
states that it is the desire of the iu-
terror department to expedite the
survey of all the ceded lands, 20
the end that settlers may obtain
titles to their homes as soon as pos
sible.
This will be gratifying to the
people of Pocateno and vicinity
statesman.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-07

throughout the session, represent
ing the Montpelier Ladies' Society.
The reports from the ministers and
teachers were most encouraging
and never was the prospect bright
er. The presence Of ReV.'Dr. W.
F.,McAfee, secretary OF the Won
ans Branch of the Board Of Home
Missions, and his teachers were Of
special interest, while the solos Of
Miss Florence Underwood were
greatly appreciated. Next spring
the Presbytery will meet at Paris
and still greater progress and pros
perty is expected in the mean time.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-07

WaHace. ). The villagers, whonWere
awakened in the night, ceased TO
treat the diamond queen with cordl-
atty. Even the church people
resented the fact that the clock had
it's drawbacks. There were some
who suspected that Mrs. Wallace
had sense Of humor aud that she
had chosen the chimes in spirit Of
revenge for too frequent entreatles
to 90 something" for the new
church. The missionary societies
were requested to pay the $1,000,
in as much as 1t was averred by the
donar that the church had not kept
It's contract. Then followed a
period of social freshness. Lake
Geneva lost it's charms for the dia-
mond queen and she declared she
would no longer take interests in
the village. She went back to her
apartments at the auditorium one
day and the chimes went on saying
"pay, pay" to the congregation.
When the summer people re-
turned to the lake this year and be
gan to wonder if anything would
be done with the Idaho building, il
was announced that the diamond
queenhad exchanged the property
for pink pearl. The pearl was
worth SIS, 900, and in order to- pos
sess it Mrs. Wallace was willing
to sacrifice the house that she had
never finished or occupied. Geo
w. Thurman, a Wisconsin man
parted with the famous gem fol
the house, which has since passed
into the hands of L. a. Dennison
proprietor of the principal inn il
the village.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-07

AS piece of friendly. advice the
EXAMINER advises the democratic
state central committee to keep it's
fingers out of the Shoshone county
squabble. Let those in that county
fight it out, but don't get the state
committee mixed up in the contro-
versy.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-07
Idaho Building.

The following article is taken
from the, Chicago Record and will
be interesting to many of our peo-
pie who wish to know what had be-
come Of the Idaho Worlds Fair
building. It is at present on the
banks of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
On the east shore Of the lake
Mrs. Wallace bought Is acres of
land. It is low land and is marshy.
Yellow water lilies grow in a slug
gish little stream that winds under
bridge. This land, however, is
charmingly located, for from its
highest point there is a wonderful
view of the lake. To this land Mrs.
.Wallace4had moved the picturesque
building that Idaho had at the
Worlds Fair. The building rises
two stories abovs a basement of
stone. It is made of logs stripped
of their bark. 1t is an immense
building, with rough stone chimney's
and its arrangement and quaint
erudity suggests that it might have
belonged to a Saxon .thane. On
the main floor there is an immense
hall, from which queer stairways
rise. These stairs lead to big
rooms from which open verandas.
Stone fireplaces are let INTO the
walls. There are rough settles ard
odd cupboards. The cost Of NOV
ing this building and setting it up
is said to have been nearly $40, 900.
It has not been occupied, as it Is
not al ideal structure for resi-
dence. AS a casino or club house,
it would be quaint and suitable;
but as q dwelling it would have its
draw backs.
After the Idaho building was in
place the owner found it too large
and forbidden for her own use, and
for time she thought of present
ing it to some organization for Q
girls summer home. For five years
the house stood neglected and de
serted, pretty and romantic object
on the sand beach drive. 1t wa.
after the house was in place that
! the chimes began to worry Mrs
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-07
Fusion Arranged.

Attorney Glenn came horne from
Boise this morning. He states tnat
the fusion is arranged, only minor
matters being left to decide. 81 he
announcement will probably be
made Monday next.
The arrangement Includes Mr.
Glenn for congress, Jones for auditor
and Jacobs for mining Inspector.
The campaign will open shortly
thereafter with vigor.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-07
Southern ldal Presbyterlans.

This week the PrcsbYtery Of Ken
dell met for it's semi-annual session
at Soda Springs. The gathering
was notable ne for the Presby.
terians Of southern Idaho in the
number present and the subjects
brought to its notice. On Sunday
evening, Rev. Chas. Q. Nudge was
elected the presiding officer and
Mrs. S. B Staley was present
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-07
Montpelier, Idaho, Sept. 7: 1900,

let the directors Of the two dis
,triots in this city meet together and
canvass the proposition of formin g
AZ independent district of Mont
l,ei;er. They could talk the matter
over, figure ont the debt of both
districts, and otherwise obtain much
information that will be Of interest
to the patrons of both districts.
The time has arrived fora consolida-
tioh Of these districts and the form
ing Of an .inaependent one. This
will have to DC done before a high
school can he provided, and theway
to start the ball rolling is for the
trustees to take the proposition up
and sec where the two districts
stand
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-07

Congressman King, of Utah,
will wipe up the earth with Suther-
land the republican nominee. In
the case Of governor It may be diff
ferent. Heber Wells will be hard
man to beat.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-07
The fusion business dragged

The fusion business dragged
through two weeks at Boise. 1t
could have been settledthe first day
i The popolists had 50 desired.
l'it they wanted 7. L. Glenn to
come down go they could put some
pet Of the bosses on in his place.
Tom didn't come, though, and
this caused the delay. The Ex-
AMISEE congratulates Mr.. Glenn on
llis fiElnness.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-07

because the Statesman, in it's guess
work as to the result of the census,
puts the number of inhabitants in
the University city above that Of
the Snake river town.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-07

The republicans in Bingham
.;ounty have nominated ?. NJ. Brun-
IN for tie state senate. lie just
quit the popullst party few days
ago. The republicans don't stand
any show Of winning IL that county
50 they took occasion to fatten
Bruner out, so he will lie no trouble
ia the future.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-07

Frank Cannon is squarely in the
democratic ranks. He was the
temporary chairman of their state
convention Thursday in Salt Lake.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-07

Moscow is Growing over Lewiston,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-17
Cine 4ntiinoigung s bu M
ber[diu's

2onbon, 16. Sanuar. - Dix
n9irming6um Wlail," oas Organ
G6amberlain's, iagt: nBir tonnen
auf bic b0tiis 9(utpritGt bin per-
Iit tsrn, baB, penn bic Regi'rung IN
9arlumsnte in sinar Den 9r;eg inDol@
pirenosn 5rags cine Nieoerlage er'el@
ben Iplte, ras &abinet iOfort elnen
9roteIt an bas 8plt ridten perps.
Die W2iniTt,r 6aben beihlohen, gez
mslnI6uFtl.Gs Su4e gu maf;n uno
ni4t 5u3ugsben. baB bas s!ne ooer an
osrs Waitgliso gum Sunoen0of 9ez
ma9t iperDe."
Der @ren3Frsit 8pii den
5rantrsi4 uno s bina.
Qonbon, 16. Sanuar. - Nus
S6angbai eingstruFfsne NaAridten
bsia9en, oaB fran50IiIae SriegsI4lTfe
bon Der &tpongzG6auzWan Sai Be
IiB ergriffen ba6sn, nd faon 1eit Wto@
naten Elm gren5itrsit 3pji4m &bind
uno 5ranfnsj9 beite6t. Die Se!nofes
Iigfeiten fin8sn bamit an, OuB Die
5ran3oien 3psi G:ntIiIts Sanonen@
boote gum Sinten bruchtan uno bic
dineIiIdsn Offi5isre gu Gefangenen
ma6ten. De fran3OiiT6en ariegss
ibiffe bpm6ar0irten oann 5lpan3ig
6jneIiIds 90rfer unD isBten 2ruppsn
ans 2ano. G5 folgte Elm 9efe6t, in
bsm pier 6ran5oien getOptst uno %
pernuRDet purben. Der 8srluit Der
G6inaisn mar pisl beoeutenOer.
9omben grploiion.
8aris, 16. Sanuar, - 9ds 1tGOz
tide 2abDrdtorIum nur0e 9eitern
bur3 bic GrpioIion elmer 8ombe De-
molirt, bic auf Der StraBe eefunoen
unb 3ur llnteriudung Oortb;n geianot
lpOrosn mar. 8erleBt purbe gilemanO.
2orb Nort6cotebonGreter.
2on b II, 16. San. = 9oupernsur
5enrD StafForb Nprtbcote ppn Somz
Ban, Der gu gleuiabr gum Beer BON
Gngluno erbpben purOe, Gat Den Sitel
2Oro glprtbcote BON Gretsr angenomz
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-17
Ser Sfifbrn6 in der ct. WarDs
Sai.

@a6rI6einlj4 1T Oas 9eIdeiterts
6abr5suo Der OeutIde Santz0ams
pier v9eIgoIano". - Die 96'la'
bslp6ier Nqentsn Des S4iffes
5peifeln isOo4 nod oaran.
81. Sobna, RS, 16, San. =
Sin Boot, pei9<5 Den giamen vSel9o7
Lamb" Fu6rt, 1T in Der gia6e BON Sap
9ine seIunpr por02n, uno man pers
mutbet, paB bo6elbe gu oam in Der
Ct. Mdrn'S Sai seiheiterten Dams
pier sebDrr.
9biIabeIpbio. Is. Sanudr.
Der DeutI6e Suntoampfer y9elgos
lano," Gapitdn b. Jtirteru, ging am
5, Sanuar BON bier nda Bergen, NOrs
pe9en, ab. Gr gehOrt Der n0eutI4s
4merifaniI6en petroleum Co." unb
mar Elm 6a6r5eug pon 1868 Sonnsn.
Seine hieigen N9enten gIdu6ln nidt,
baB er geI6eitsrt 1T unb trtIiren, gez
raDe Der llm7tdnb, baB ba5 Boot gu
Sap pine, 10 pejt pon Der ct. W}urp'5
9ui, gsfunOen puroe. 6etpejie, OuB
oa5 geiteiterte SdI;ff niht Der n!6els
golanb" mar,
(Spdter.) - Die 36foris, caB Der
gei4eitsrtt 0ampFer Der n6elgolanb"
mar, gepinnt an 0abrIhsin,i9teit.
9eute Nbeno purbe naba6olprppo cine
blampeiBrotbe 6laq9e, nit Dem 9u41
lta6en 81" in Der Ulitte, duf9efunoen.
Dies 1T Die 6lag9e Der vOeutFA s2luRs
rifani|fen Ystro.eum Co." uno Der
llmIilno lGBt, i'm 9srein mil bem2tufz
fin0en beB 8ooles bei Sap Yine, tpes
mig 3psifsl an Der Soentitdt besDras
des. Cine 91sttunQs6oie, auF tpel6er
Der Name oes 0ampfer5 9sTianben
bate, nurbe e6enfa[ls auF9eFunbsn,
allsin 6euer uno Dafsr batten ben
Namen unlefPrlia qemdtt. 5erner
fano man cine beutf6e 5ldgge, Tospie
e;ne 2ln5abl Siqnulfldggen.
Sm uebri9sn 1T Is npd immsr ni6t
mDslih gepeIen, bic Steqe, an pelher
bas8rad untergjnn gu errsi6sn, ober
trgeno tpetfe Der an Den &lippen beg
llfers feItbdnqenbsn 2ei6sn gu erlans
gen, ba baB Netter nod 3u Ifiirm;Td
1T. Sieben 2ej6en lieqen auf &(ipptr
am llfsrranb unb anoere Iinb imDaIz
fer auf Sriimmerrs1ten gu Eeben. Der
WinD pe6t jebt pisber uuf ba5 Qanb
gu unb piro morqen pieoer sjne befs
tige Sranoun9 er3eugen.