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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01
south DAkoAt Notes.

+ Lille Johnson, the Sully county how
who has been In the hospital in Pierre
being treated for anthrax was dis
charged yesterday, cured.
Arthur U. d uller, OF Pierre, has been
notified OF his appointment as second
lieutenant Of artillery, and expects to
be called upon to report at any time.
The Fourth Juaicta convention will
DO held at Planking on, August %. A.
s Hitchcock. of Mitchell. ana Senator
Martin, Of Howard. are among the
cand idates for the judgeship.
Hhe supreme court yesterday admit
sted the four applicants who took the
examin ation the first OF the mont5.
I They We're n. . Roddle, Brookinrs
4 Frank McNulty ana Paul Babcock. sis
seton, and Edmund W. Fisk. RedEeId.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01

English as she is made spontaneous
varies according to country. A Brit
oh naval officer under arrest for for
cry explained, at the desk OF magis-
Fate: II wouli not have committed the
lime had / 1iot been down to It," The
american would have explained: 1T
sas UP to me to do 1t because i was
ungry. Slang in each instance, but
Picturesque and Ineligible. Thus
petry finds its way into common
beech and in time makes literature
ihich becomes classic.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01

Buffalo Iieeds 900 900 paying visitors
make here Xposit ton a success The at
ndance Is now about 80. 900 a day. The
position managers are encouraged by
e fact that at Chicn go worlds FAIR
per cent Of the visitors came during
last two months.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01
FIVE NEW CONCERNS.
Articles OF Incorporation Are Filed AT
South Dakota Capital.

Articles OF Incorporation Are Filed at
South Dakota Capital.
Pierre, S. D.. July 26.-Articles Of in
corporation have been filed as follows:
Armour Driving and Fair association,
Armour; capital. $1,000; incorporators,
H. II. Smith, E. S. Johnson, r. A. Ray
and W. F. Stevens.
Rand Mining and Milling company,
Pierre; capital, 100000; incorporates,
Frank Brasie, w. Z. Hurst and L. l..
Stephens.
The Kentucky Petroleum company,
Pierre; capital, 81. 00o, 900; incorporators,
Q. III. Waddel, r. B. Waddel and L. l..
Stephens.
Imboden Lead and Zinc Mining COM
pany, Pierre; capital, 100000; incorpo-
rators, Delos s. Dunbar, G. II. Dunbar
and l.. L. Stephens.
Maxine Valley Fruit company,
Pierre; capital, 81 900, 600; incorporators,
Charles E. King, Henry s. McFall and
J.. L. Stephens
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01
South Dakot. Notes.

Hartford is to have band.
glee club with twenty members
q; mas been organized at Bonesteel.
Gastlewood has purchased building
when Is being fitted up for a town hall
The total valuation Of all the taxable
property p q rty in Union county amounts to
q new German Lutheran church in
been dedicated. s. - -
Y. a. Krnschke OF Ganistota, win en-
gage n the general merchandise BUSH
ness ct that place. 800
The Herreid Guards OF Eureka, have
soecided 70 have grand military bah
on the night Of August s. y; -
During the past season an aggregate
Of l0A carloads OF grain were shinned
xrom one grain elevator at Alpena 81
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01

Is is said that an eastern poet com
Sstted suicide because an editor de-
ned his poem. That statement iss go
to have a bad effect In the literary
prld. Editors will take advantage OF
|lnntil they XIII off a million or two
sigers!
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01

they are locating water with forked
Esslss down In the new reservations OF
nhoma. thus new lands revive old
icks Il sis not too much to expect that
ne signs OF the neon may govern
tntlng and sowing III the new settle
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01

Chicago university is preparing to-
Ave steam heated sidewalks on its
ssounds 80 that the young lady stu-
sl1ts may walk from building to build
10 next winter without getting their
let cold but the university is showing
3 great lack of consideration for the
iblte IN talking about the improve
ent now. a.sa ii All ial9sSrsly -,-fssii
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01

The late Governor Pingree had three
bet schemes which died with him. One
vas the reclamation OF the immense
crest wastes In Michigan by replant-
ng them with trees; the second was the
Introduction Of scientific rotation of
reps in Michigan; and the third was a
3oer emigration movement to Michi-
ran. He visited South Africa la the
interests Of his. emigration scheme, and
Egypt to study the system of crop
:Fotation practiced there by Lord Crom-
RS government, and the Black forest
"a Germany Il study reforestzation.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01

When a reporter for the Boston Post
sksd George N. Swallow IL he would
y a candidate for mayor this year he
1swered. sYes. think I will be-"
sereby queering himself and his boom.
very voter and every prospective
pter above the age of is months in
5ston knows he should have said:
{es, think shall be-
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01
HEAT CAUSES DEATH.
Several South Dakotans succumb 90 IL
Terrible Weather Conditions.

Several South Dakotans Succumb 90 the
Terrible Weather Conditions.
Tyndall, s. D., July 27.-Henry Heb
ner died from sunstroke. He had been
employed on the farm of Joseph Stone.
He leaves a wife and fourteen children.
Deceased was twice married.
Deadwood, s. d., July s26. Overcome
by the heat, Michael McAllen died here.
He was a prominent republican poll
tician and mine owner. He recently
sold to the Hidden Fortune company
of Denver the Golden Grown NINE To-
Gated north Of this city.
h Sioux Falls, S. D., July 26. The first
death in this immediate locality as the
result of the intense heat occurred here
Yesterday afternoon, the victim being
Gilbert Helgeland. young man aged
about Is years, who was in the employ
Of Ole HOLLAND, q farmer living near
East Sioux Falls. Helgeland. whose
home was near hardwood, Mimi, was
sa single man who had no relatives In
this county 50 far as known His con-
sdition becoming serious through work
Ing in the harvest field he was brought
TO Sioux Falls. but died soon after
reaching here. g.
~ RO DER "a PIT x,tsrs 4. ryn :. a. !, l, -
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01
shnw-simmons Nupti.ls.

Armour, s. D., July ga happy
wedding occurred at Parkston Tuesday
night which united A. L. Shaw of Dell
mont to Miss Pearl Simmons of Parks
ton Mr.. Shaw is cashier of the bank
at belmont and Miss Simmons is the
charming daughter Of the editor Of the
Parkston Advance They will make
belmont their home
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01
WHOLE FORCE QUITS.
Milwaukee Railroad Office Employees, ~
Aberdeen, Clain, to BE Oyerworked.

nocfueous OAhlh 20 13o OVerWOrko0s
Aberdeen, s. D., July 27.-The entire
office force Of the Milwaukee railroad
at this place has resigned because OF
overWork. The designations were
placed in the hands of the officials
some time ago, but no action has been
taken upon them as yet, although it is
ployed. The agent, F. E. Rathn1an
has been here for some time and is
popular and highly esteemed Bust.
ness at this station is the heaviest in
the history of the road, but no increase
has been made in the number of en-
ployes.
The railroad artesian we'll in this
city, the pioneer Well of the James riy-
er valley, has become clogged with
stones or sand. No doubt it will be
Immediately reopened.
The first installment of money for.
the erection of the Carnegie library
building, $5,OoO has been received by
the local committee.
The James river at Hecla, in the
northern part Of this county, is the
highest for some years and at some
places is a mile wide. Hay that was
cut. two weeks ago is standing In the
Water.
Some fine samples Of wheat and flax
day or two from the surrounding
country. Reports of the experts not
withstanding, there will b. considerable
good wheat in this county this year.
Crops thirty miles east of here are re-
ported to be in excellent condition,
while twenty miles north much Of the
wheat will yield well.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01
sIany liorses Perleh n.

# Sioux Fans, S. D.. July 2s.-Carefui
estimate places the number Of horses
killed by the intense heat in this coun-
~ at not less than $50.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01
County Convention August O..

Parkston. S. D., July 27.-The repub-
lican county central committee met
here and decided to hold the county
convention to select delegates to the
judicial circuit convention at Parkston
OH Friday, August 8, at 2 o'clock p. M
It also recommended that the caucuses
be held on Monday, August 5, at 4
o'clock p. m. From present Indications
there will be thirty-one delegates for
Hon. E. G. Smith, the present incum-
bent.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01
Clarence Che.nsy Dead.

Elk Point, S. D., July Clarence
Cheney died at his residence, four.
miles southeast OF this city yesterday
OF appendicitis, aged about 48 years
He leaves . wife in poor health and
seven small chilli N. Il
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-08-01
Huron Per.ona "a ya,,..

Huron, S. D., July &C. Cards Of in.
vitation have been issued for the mar
rage Of %. Leroy Miller and Miss S.,
Eloise Truax, both of this city. The
ceremony will take place at the home
OF the brides parents Thursday even.
ing, August 1. .
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-01-22

over this bridge he made as though ne
would go.
But suddenly another idea struck
him. He turned aside from the bridge
and, running quickly down the steps
that lead to the water, climbed the
: danger obstruction and got upon the
ice with the evident intention of shak-
ing me off by attempting the dangerous
and forbidden enterprise of crossing the
Neva before the ice had been pronounced
safe.
confess l did not like it. 1t was too
cold and too dark for bath. There
was no particular reason for shadowing
this unfortunate little wretch all night,
until in desperation he should dart into
the squalid hole be called his home.
What did his address matter to us2
felt that l was doing foolish thing.
Yet felt also that must follow. Not
because expected to gain anything by
it, but because the English blood in me
was of the real old obstinate, bulldog
vintage, suppose, and must stick to
a thing once undertaken until I had
carried it through.
So l followed with scarcely an in
stant's, hesitation. and-well, some
times the things which appear to be
the most foolish turn out to be the
wisest. l followed-risking my life
which was so unspeakably valuable to
my dear mother, without once reflect
ing upon that domestic circumstance
and followed in the wisdom Of utter
foolishness and
Away scudded my little will O. the
wisp. taking diagonal line in the di-
rection of the mining corps. which is
good half mile or more rrom the bridge
on the other side. and away scudded
after him.
could hear him run and pant in
front of me. though it was so dark out
here in midriver that 1 could not see
him.
We. had run, should think, some
900 or 800 yards over the toughest pos
sible ice that twisted ones ankles and
"barked' ones shins at every other
step when suddenly there was a scream,
followed instantly by a splash and an
agonized cry for help.
ITO be Continued)
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-01-22
CHAPTER XVII.
ANDRES STUDENT VISITOR.

After this conversation Borofsky de-
clared that he had no doubt whatever
that our sham count was Andre Lam
drinof. But. though mother and were
quite disposed to agree with him, we
conld not think of any way in which
this fact could be brought into connec-
ton with the mystery of fathers disapr
pearance
Nevertheless, though we knew it not,
we We're now at last on the eve Of more
important discoveries than that of the
mere identity of our guest. We were
about to strike trail and strong one
Among those who visited our guest,
whom l shall crave permission to call
Andre henceforth, since it was from
this time that we became accustomed
to regard him as undoubtedly father
worthless brother; among the shabby
looking persons who visited Andre and
held long consultations with him in the
apartments set aside to his use was
student, one of that plaided and spec
tacled class of individuals half famish-
ed and obviously i'll nourished and pow
erty ridden, of whom there are many
hundreds in st. Petersburg and from
among whom the ranks Of the disaffect-
ed are principally recruited, for the lot
Of the Russian student is misera BILE
one indeed and it is no wonder that he
is reckless, discontinued individual,
only too ready to become the dupe or
the accomplish Of those who preach cru
sades against property and those who
possess it. For he is not like the under
graduate of Oxford or Cambridge, pass
ing rich upon more or less liberal al
lowance from his father or his guardian.
The Russian student keeps himself and
pays his own fees in most cases. He
gives lessons during the hours which
are free Of lectures, and by means Of
the income thus earned he gains just
&
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-01-22

dents with plaids and long hair and
white faces and spectacles, all com
plete. Our own men were far the most
respectable looking of the company"
We made Borofsky happy by prais-
ing him for his skill this afternoon.
He had been and still was very sore
over his London fasco and needed en-
enlargement.
This interregnum was very trying,
however, to mother and to me. To be
obliged to hang about without advanc-
ing the matter we had so deeply at
heart until such time as our impostor
should think fit to commit himself to
some villainy and we should find means
to suspect or discover it and thus put
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-01-22
CHAPTER XVI.

ANDRE LANDRINOF, THE COUNT S BROTHER
So we three men settled down to
watch the one man, though we allowed
him to observe no indication that we
We're interested in his actions. And at
first we thought we must be mistaken
as to his connection with revolutionary
people. anarchists and malcontents and
shady characters generally, for his con-
duct was quiet and exemplary. and he
came and went in and out of the house,
mistaken by most of those who saw
him for Count Landrinof.
"Confound the fellowl' said Percy
one day after fortnight or more Of
this blameless existence "When is he
going to start nihilist meetings in the
house, and so on? He gives us nothing
to go uponl''
"a watched pot never boils, l
laughed; Eat least not till one is sick
of watching. .
Nevertheless presently little steam
began to issue from the spout Of our
kettle. and we knew that the water
was on the move.
In other words, our friend began to
show little activity. He went about
the town more frequently. Queer, weird
looking people came at intervals to see
him and sat in fathers study in con-
sultation with the impostor. The time
had come for us to start work as anna
teur detectives, an occupation l most
cordially disliked.
But father was still unfound. Indeed
we were no further on toward clearing
mp the mystery than we had been .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23
mer1) BON Nep>yorf na9 benz Suoer
tpeiter reiien fDnnen.
6arnarh pirb benz bcutlten gntihaf>
ter ben Snftor9ut b%erleiben.

Gambribge, Mah. %. Stunt.
- Die biesidbrigen S9lubfeierli9z
feiten Der 6aroarb : uniperittdt tperz
ben, tpas bic Gbren > promobirungen
an6etrifft, bon gang beionberem Snz
terefIe iein. 9ob Die uniperlttdt be-
i9loHen bat, prditbent Mcainlep ben
Spftorbut gu perleiben, 1T bereits gez
melbet iporben. @ie iebt betannt sez
pprben 1T, tpirb audi Der beuti4e
8otfdafter in @aibineton, 9r. BON
Splleben, ben 9oftorbut erhalten.
Die Gbrung biefes 9iplomaten gez
f9iebt in M%nerfennuns Der herporraz
genben @erbiente, pel4e er iia Inn
bic @abrung unb 5Orberung Der
berali9en 9esiebungen spilden
Oeuti9lanb uno ben Ser. @taaten
ertporben bat. @u9 Stautsfetretdr
Sap nirb ben Softorbut erbalten.
Sie @9lubfeierli9teiten finben am
Mittnp6, ben 26. SUM-, itatt. Wann
ST. bon 9puebsn bier eintreffen pirb,
1T mod ni9t beitimmt feitgeiebt. Die
uniperiitGt bat in neuerer 3eit Bel
8erleibung bon 9oftortiteln bic He=
gel eingefibrt, baB Ganoibaten per-
iDnli9 gu Der S9luBfeier eri4einen
miihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23
Sraif-S esnunsen.

Yittsburs, %. sunni. - Die
runiteb States Steel Corporation"
ftebt nit Der vpittsburg goal Comp"
fpssen Mbiprption berfelben in Inter
banblung. Seit fait 5pei Wo4en bat
s. 8. 3obibns, @oriiBer bes Strsftoz
RUINS Der rpittsburg Goal Comp"
in Nep=Yort nit Snterefenten bes
Morgan<S bnbifats conferirt. lle6er
bic 8ebinsunsen p~erlautet Ni9ts, unb
Der betreffenbe @ori4lug pirb benz
Oireftorium Der &oblen : gompagnie
erit in einem Monat %unterbreitet per=
ben. Sie meiften &oblen, nelde ben
gompagnie'n, tpel9e our nuniteb
States Steel Corporation" sebOren,
aeliefert tpirb, fommen pon Der pitts
burq Goal gompanp." 9ieielbe bat
nit Der ,Mmeriean Sin plate Co.,"
Der Rational Steel gompanp," Der
uMmerican @beet Steel" unb Der
nMmerican Steel 9oop COMPANY" auf
brei Sabre gontrafte fir bic 2iefez
runs bon &oblen abseidlOHen. Die
carnegie Company" beoos einen
eroben 9beil ibrer &oblen BON Der
uNep=Oorf unb Glepelanb @asfob=
LEM ompasnie," beren giaentbum iest
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23
6anaua QcIbfebcrfret.

Sapana, %. Sum-. - Maior
@lennon por1 MarinebofpitalzG orps
bat in Mnbetradt bes nm itanbes, bab
in Supana felt 5pei Mfonaten feline
9elbfieberfGae porgefommen itnO, bic
Iufbebuns Der Nuarantdne fur aue
Ya1aetere. tpsl9e nod nDrblt9 BON
Marplanb selesenen Soften reifen. in
8orf9lag gebrodt. Mu9 bic anberen
Siitrttte Guba's fonen pom 8elbfiez
Der bert don't seblieben fem. SIN
@Iben Der Ser. Staaten MAIDEN bic
@anitqtsbeamten enersii6e Oppofi@
tion sesen Die unsebinberte .3ulaiz
flung aug Cuba tommenber, ni6tzimz
muner Reiienben, unb bieielben oppoz
niren fosar oeren unsebinberter 53u=
lahuns in NepzYort, inbem 1ie ael=
tenb MAIDEN, baB folae paKasiere
lei9t Dor Mblauf bon flint Sasen (ber
Sneubationsseit bon @sl6fieberfei=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23
Sob unn 1erbcrben bringenber
Sturm.

Naper, Nebr., %. sunni, Cine
rebiDirte 2iite Der SOFTEN i'm Sorz
nabo am leBten 0onneritag bringt bic
3o6l uuf a9t. BON ben flint Werlebz
ten tpirb nod elmer iterben. Die Sob
ten finb: Sacob Greening, ien., Magz
ole @reening, Sobn 9reenins, Wfarp
greening, Sacob @reening, jun,
CLARA @nberion, Sbu Qnberion uno
Bertha @nberfon. @erlebt puroen:
5rau Iuguit Qnberion, Srau Sacob
9reening, SGeobor Nnberl On uno
9enrp MeB. -.
Ni9t Elm ein5iges @ei9dft56aus 1T
fte6en ge%bIieben. Die heimatbslos
9epprbenen iinb in 8ir3en unb
S6ul6duiern untergebra6t.
Sn 9Dn9, Nebr., purben bret perz
ionen i6ner berlebt. 8tele Turmz
bGuier iinb 5eritDrt DorDen.
in ptttsz
burg.
9ittsburg, %. Sum-. - 6eute
Nu6mittag 5og elmer Der 16pertten
@epitteritiirme Iber Die Staot unD
ri6tete groben S6aben an. On Der
@prin9garbenz 4benue in IQes9ennz
GitD plaBte Elm Nb3ugsfanul nno bas
WaFer itieg 10 i4nen, bab Die 2eute in
t6re a~tpeiten @todperte flie6en mubz
ten. Gs beibt, boB spei 5ruuen err
trunfen iinb. sSn Chandelier, 8rdbz
bod, SurtlezGreef unb anoeren benu6z
barten Srten belduft ii9 Der argez
ri6tete @9aben in bic Saui enbe.
gGtbf9lag in Butler.
Butler, Ya., %. Sum-. I'm
10 ubr fpurbe bieie @egeno pon einem
heftioen @epitteriturm 6eimgeiu9t.
8is / u6r fparen bier 3oG Regen gez
fauen. Die S6Guier BON Seipis 9.
Mit6eG, Sngenieur 9raden unb Ser
binanb Quitel purben pom 8ltb gsz
trpffen. Ous 2eBtere tpurbe am
96limmiten beIddbigt.
HeeenfIutb in W9eelins.
8beeling, W.z8a., %. SUM-.
= Sn bieier @tabt uno Der umgegenb
tobte beute Moreen elm duberit befttz
aes @etpitter. Die StruBen ipdren
iiber16pemmt uno bic aeler Der tisfsr
geleaenen 9duier nit Bafer angez
flint. 8ei Martins' 5errp unb Bell
airs mar Der 8egen Der hefttgite iett
Sa6ren. Mebrere feline &andle Der
@iIen6a6nen puroen unterminirt.
Cine 59eune seritDrt.
Go6efter, 3d., %. Stunt. Die
@deune bon Wm. 8arto in Netp=
@epidlepzs opnibip tpuroe ppm 8lis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-23
Munrne seht fra1ns aus.

sSrau Starring, feline Intld9erm,
peri6panb gerdufdlos BEL 3eiten.
Wirb mad Baltimore 5ie9en.
Wufbington, %. Stunt. -
Na9 einitiinDiger 8erutbuns CAB
beute bic Surp in benz pro5eB gssen
ssrancis Mortimer Monroe aus yteDz
9orf, pel6er bei9ulbist mar, 5rau
Slipia 6. Starring bierielbit, Hr.
1855, MaRa9uietts : ape., @9mudz
1a6en i'm Wertbe bon $4,000 geIto6z
len gu baben, Elm freiipredenoes Ser
bift ab unb Der 4ngetlagte tpurbe
auf freien SUB geiebt. Jruu Wfonz
roe, beren 6ingabe an ibren 9atte11
angemein aufgefalen mar, brad BET
Der 9erfinbisuns bes Ma6riprudes
in SbrGnen aus, begliidpiinf9te ben
Inseflasten als Grite gu feiner Sreiz
1pre9unq unb begab it9 NIT th1n
na9 Saufe. Die gauge heuttge
@ibung ipurbe bon ben plaiDopers
un6 ben Snftruftionen Der Surb in
Mnfpru9 eenommen. Jrau Starring,
Monrpe's Mnfldgertn, seigte ii4 nt9t
i'm @eri6t, ionoern mar i4on na9
Oh point Comfort ubgereiit. SIS
beibt, iie tperbe bierber gu bleibenbem
4ufent6alt nidt mebr 5uridfebren,
fpnbern ii9 tpieber na9 Baltimore
beae6en, mo tire 8erpunbten nobnen.
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Gpln nnln Wnlblanb.

Seatt1e, Waib, %. Sum-. -
Gin Gonfignment i'm 8ertbe BON
$1,5OO,OOO befinbet ii6 an gorb BON
bier 9ampfern, Die @nfungs Stunt
bon Oapion : gitp, Der 9auptitdbt
bes &lpnbifelanbes, abfubren. Die
v3ealanbia" unb bic vGunabian" per=
ben porausii9tlid nddite Bo9e bon
Oatpion : 9th bier eintreffen.