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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-03

The trespass suit of Joseph Mikulski,
Of Peckville, was next taken up before
Judge Simonton. The plaintiff alleges
that on June 5, 1900, he got on an out
bound Providence car at Penn avenue
and Mulberry street. He gave the con-
ductor five cents, he says, and asked
for a transfer. as North Main avenue
was torn up at the time, preparatory
to paving. The conductor refused him
a transfer and when he declined to
give it Mikulsli says he demanded the
five cents he paid as fare. Thereupon,
he alleges, the conductor pushed hin,
off the moving car and he struck on
unconscious for Il long time. His
physical condition since has been bad.
CONDUCTORS STORY.
W. d. Bush, the conductor who was
in charge Of the car, told radically
different story. Mikulski and two
other men. all of them intoxicated.
got on the car, he said. at Wyo-
ming avenue and Mulberry street. 1t
was one of the long cars with the seats
running lengthwise. The seats were
all taken, but there was room in the
stand on the rear platform. When they
got on he was collecting fares in the
car, and after they had reached a point
on Penn avenue below Vine street
someone shouted that man had fallen
off the car. He had it stopped and
run back to a short distance south of
Vine street where Mikulski was lying
on the pavement. He was carried into
the United States hotel close by and
DR.. Mooney, who was a passenger on
the car, attended the injured man.
Bush took his car to Providence. and
on his next outward trip, the injured
man and his two friends and DR.. Moo
ney got on the car at Vine street. Mi
liulslsi did not seem to have suffered
much from his fall, but had been cured
somewhat of his intoxication. He
charged Bush with having pushed him
off the car. The latter declared that
there was no truth in the statement.
that he was not even near Mikulski
from the time he got on the car until
he fell off.
The case was still on trial at ad-
journing hour and will be resumed this
morning. The plaintiff is represented
by Attorneys j. M. Walker and Ralph
Levy and the company by Major Ever
EFT Warren and Attorney c. p. O'Mal-
ley. On the jury is one of the trolley
strikers and another man who had been
Il conductor, but was discharged by the
company.
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been done in the county commissioners
office. John p. Mahon having been de-
tailed to that work. 1t is probable that
Mr.. Mahon will be assigned to other
work in the commissioners Office.
MI Neuls is one of the most popular
young German Republicans in South
Scranton and is ii moulder by trade.
For the four years preceding last Feb
ruarv he was the school controller
from the Eleventh ward and made a
most enviable record for himself. He
is a prominent member of the Scran-
ton Athletic club, and for some years
has been the secretary of that organi-
cation.
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Los Angeles, Cal.
a day at time how would feel the
next day. Five bottles Of Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Comp
changed all that, my days became days
of health, and have enjoyed every day
since--now six years.
1--WE have used considerable Of your
Vegetable Compound in our charitable
work, as we find that to restore poor
mother to health SO she can support her.
self and those dependent upon her, If
such there be, is truer charity than to
give other aid. You have my hearty
endorsement, for you have proven
yourself true friend to suffering wo-
men. ."-MRs. z. SAILER, 1861 Hill ST.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 5000 forfeit II abous tss-
tfn,oniai Is not genuine.
No other person can give such
helpful advice to women who
are sick as can Mrs. Pinkhnm,
for no other has had such great
experience-her address is Lynn,
Mass, and her advice free-if
you are sick write her-yOu are
foolish If you don't.
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ROBBED AND ASSAULTED.
Experience of Charles Moses, of This
City, at Smithville.

Charles Moses, of this city, a peddler,
was assaulted and robbed in house at
Smithville, near Avoca. yesterday
morning.
He entered the house of foreigner
to display his wares when he was set
upon and terribly beaten and then
thrown into the street.
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REORGANIZATION OF COUNCILS.
Situation Underwent Complete
Change Yesterday.

Democrats of the councils are more
than sanguine IN their claim of being
able to organize both branches next
Monday.
The Republicans of the select council
had quiet scheme afoot to make d, w.
Vaughan chairman by giving him their
ten votes. Mr. Vaughan was asked to
refrain from committing himself in the
Democratic caucus by those who We're
leading the movement to have the Re-
puplicans name the Democrat who
would he chairman. Last night these
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Two Divorce Cases.

Former District Attorney John r.
Jones yesterday filed petitions in two
divorce cases. Amos r. Hamlet asks
the law to cut the bond which joins
him to Dorothy Ann Hamlet, to whom
he was welded on June g, 1896. He
alleges that on May Z, 1900, she deserted
him without any just cause or provo
cation. Both MI. and Mrs. Hamlet
arc now residents of Dickson City.
Thomas Il. Durr who resides in this
city. asks IL divorce because his wife
is incurabiy insane, Before her mar
riage Mrs. DUR was Miss Annie Mel
len. and Sept. 16, 1891. they We're we'd
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LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

one size smaller after using Aliens Foot Ease. A
powder 10 be shaken into the shoes. II makes
lie to cors and bunions. IT'S the greatest comfort
discovery OF the age Cures and prevents swollen
feet. blistcrs. clllous and sore spots Aliens
Foot Ease Is certain cure for sweating hot nch-
ing feet. At all druggists and shoe stores. 25c.
Don't accept any substitute. Trial package FREE
by fh>.il. Address Allen S. olmstead LeLoy, NY.
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NEULSIN THE COUNTY
CONTROLLERS OFFICE
E. A. Jones Has Appointed the Pop
ular Young South Side German
to Position of Witness Clerk.

County Controller Il. A. Jones yes
terday appointed Peter Neuls of South
Scranton. Il clerk in his office. 1t will
be the duty of Mr. Neuls to look after
the fees OF witnesses who attend GRIM
inal court. This work has heretofore
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Some Sensible Advice to Wo.
men by Mrs. E. Sailer.

"DEAR Mrs. P1NKHAM:-When I
passed through what is known as
change of life,' I had two years suf-
fering, sudden heat. and as quick
chills would pass over me my appetite
was variable and never could tell for
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dren to believe nothing that the teach
er tells them unless it is confirmed by
a school friend was humorously COM
mented upon. Education, she said, is
not all written in books or shut up in
the school room.
A large chorus of children from No.
II school. under the leadership Of Miss
Rachel Jones, sang with splendid ef-
feet two selections, one being Il roll
licking hunting song. entitled "Tally-
Ho," written by w. F. Burke, Of this
city.
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TWO TALKS By
HENRY hOUCk
HE ENL1vENED THINGS AT THE
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The Deputy Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction Proved Himself as
Popular as Ever-Dr. Winship
Gave a Most Interesting Lecture
on "Longfellow," and Spoke
Knowingly on the General Subject
of Tinance-Miss Arnold Told of
Child Life Influences.
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City Notes.


GENERAL TRANSFERS MEETlNG.-A spec.
ial meeting OF General Teamseis union, No.
2ia will be conducted in Raub's hall tomorrow
night at o'clock.
INSTALLATION AT ELKs.---M A regular meet.
ing OF Scranton lodge, No. l23. b. p. o. Elks,
to be held this evening, the ncwly.eleced ofli.
GERS will he installed and reports OF the past
years work read
CHARITY BALL CoMMlT1EE.--Thrre will be
meeting in the Knights of Columbus club
house tonight at 7.30 o'clock OF the general
committee of the charity ball. The commit.
tees headquarters in the Dime bank building
will be open all day today to permit members
to make reports.
MIKE WAS DISORDERLl.--Mi Bossak, ,f
Mayticld, who was raising II disturbance at the
I.ackawanna station yesterday, while under the
influence OF liquor was arrested by Special OH
Ger Mcdonald and taken before Alderman Rud,
dy. who committed him to the county Jail in
default Of 81 fine.
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Henry Houck. deputy state superin-
tendent Of public instruction and un-
doubtedly the most popular of all the
institute speakers who have ever ad-
dressed institutes in this city. was the
bright particular stnr at the High
school auditorium yesterday.
Mr.. Houck made two addresses, one
at the morning session and one in the
afternoon, and though he didn't do
much except tell funny stories, and
good stories, too. he brought in such
n delightful atmosphere Of cheeriness
and good nature that work was made
pleasanter because of his coming.
Though Mr.. Houck Ia an old man he is
extremely popular with the lady teach
ers, and before each session he was
surrounded by animated groups OF
young women.
Perhaps the best lectures given yes
terday were those Of DR.. A. Il. VIM
ship, who spoke on "Longfellow" in the
afternoon, and on Commercial Arith-
inetic," in the morning. 1t could be
easily seen that DIR. Winship is a de-
vout worshipper at the shrine of the
author of "Evangeline." He had a
personal acquaintance with the dead
poet and recounted several incidents
dealing with his personal observation
of Longfellow.
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HAD TO BE
DISCHARGED
JURY IN oILHooL CASE COULD
NOT AGREE.

After Being Out All Night the
Jurors Decided Upon an Amount
Gilhool Was Entitled to but Sub
sequently Could Not Make Up
Their Minds as to Whether or Not
It Included Interest-Dean-W -Winton
Ejectment Suit will Go to the Jury
Today-orphans' Court Matters.
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POET LONGFELLOW.

DR.. Winship urged his listeners to al
ways refer to the poet as Henry Wads-
worth LongfellOw because Of the brave
and heroic exploit Of his relative, Lieu
tenant Henry Wadsworth, who gave up
his life for his country while serving
in the navy, having volunteered to
go upon a mission which he knew
meant certain death to him. Longfel-
low himself. he said, always revered his
dead relatives memory and considered
as high honor that he had been
named after him.
In his talk on Commercial Arithmet-
ic," DR.. Winship gave practical ex-
PLANTATION of the ins and outs Of Wall
street life. revealing wide knowledge
of financial matters.
Miss Sarah Arnold continued her lee
lures yesterday In the morning she
spoke on Reading and at the after
noon session she gave an informal talk
on the influences outside of the school
room which have a controlling effect
upon the lives Of the children.
She dwelt especially upon the infiu-
ence Of mother love and told Of some
of the good mothers, who have come
under her personal observation and
some of the other kind who are not
altogether bad. but who do not do right
by their children. She told of the
mother who answers the questions of
the child with snappy answer and a
request not to be bothered. and of the
other mother who takes pains to an
swer every inquiry of the child with
care and accuracy.
TENDENCY OF CHILDREN.
The influence of schoolmates was
dwelt upon and the tendency of chill
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- Gin @orfaa, Der nod iebr Der
Iuflarune beOarf, in Der 8erliner
8reiie aber gang i'm Gimme oes Be
ibweroefibrers geaen Imerifa aus
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mie folst pDll5Dgen baben: Saupt=
mann a.. 8. gremat in @roBlidterz
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8bilaoelpbia. 9ie Waibine purbe
aus nidt befannten @riinben BON
ben 3%DabebDroen suriideebalten.
troboem Der Iblenber Gremat benz
anterifanilden Speoiteur fabelte, er
lDae ben 3Da in ieoer perlangtert
6Dbe besablen, uno lonft Nles in
Sronung mar. Nber Der Apparat
purbe nift berauseeaeben, 10 baB
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mat fubrt nun nidt auein in Der
| BrelIe bittere 8etperoe iiber Die atne=
rifaniiden 3pnpladereien i'm NQees
meiren unb ben eroBen Sbaoen i'm
8elonberen, ben er our6 Die pelgeb=
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elaubt lDgar, DAB Die amerifanilben
3pabebDroen beabii6tigeu, Die beut=
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beurtbeilt paren, bon Der Nusitel=
lung in 8bilaoelpbia unb Der Son=
furrens nit ben minoertpertbiger
amerifaniiden Mal6inen 9(eihel
&rt funItlid fernSubalten.
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SaarStrauaenbe 8nftanSe int gDms
GpsStaate.

Ap>SRuAtS*
Capt. 8urrDns, tpelder feds
Sabre lang i'm 9ienite bes Congo
ifaates tbGtia par, 1T bieier Gage
nad 2pnbDn 5uriifeefebrt, pD er lid
Observation-Disclosures ~geeeniiber
eingebeno iiber Die in ienem State
berr1denben 3uitdnbe ausgeiprOben
bat. 9ana6 berrlden bort Gerbdltz
nilie uno 3uitdnoe, pel6e Der mo-
bernen Gultur uno Civilization ge=
rabeSu 6obn ipreben.
Ser Softer" i6eint unter
ben meiBen 8eamten uno oen uei=
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8lantagen mod drger au eraliiren,
als anbersno i'm tropil6en Qfrifa.
unb ais Die Die lonit gang frieoliden
gineebDrenen eegen Die groulame
8ebanolune burb Die @urppaer re-
ooltirten, ba parben Die beleiiben
8ebDroen cine aus 500 &annibalen
be1tebenoe Grippe an, benaHneten
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poroenen Neger nieoerlbieBen Doer
in Die @efaneenibaft uno Sflaoerei
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6as 3eueniB zines or,erifaniiden
WeiI1iDndrs fir Die Wabrbeit Ieiner
Meittbetluneen an.
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8elibe 5%uuerldifiger bei6tporener
3eugenauslagen oafiir iei, baB Die
8eleier ben milben 9annibalenz
ftdmmen gingeborene su benz aus
briidfi6en 3mede auseeliefert bit
ten, iie su iblndten unb su per5ebren!
Die Sflauerei berrlbt nod iberall
i'm GOngD=S State unb mas bas Gee
9ierunes= relp. 8ermaltuugszS pitem
anlaugt, 10 elaltbt Capt. 8urrDtps
baIielbe am treffenbiten als rSbrDt=
flintenz 6erribaft" beseibnen gu fDn=
men.
Die erpBeu Jaftorei=@ eleuibaften,
pelbe ourh ben 6anbel NIT @untmi
grDBe Geidtbiimer anbdufen, iino
ale balb uub balb beleiihe Stats
unternebmunaen, ba etrpa Die 6dlfte
aler- Iftien berielben belgtldes
Staotseieentbum lit.
&iiralib lit BON Seitet Der belei.
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@eieaibaften ant Oberen gpnep,
oeren Ngenten es gar 81 toll 9etrie=
ben batte, eingeidritten tporoen, abe,
oa greift man audi nur Elm paar I'M
tereeDronete Nneeitellte beraus, Die
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Die eroBen Sbelme laBt man laufen.
sat man bann Dem 8ublifum, oas
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8rauel entiebt mar, eenug Sano in
Die Iuaen geitreut, bann aebt be,
alte Sblenorian pieoer ungeitDri
tueiter!
Capt. 8urrDms meint, baB = Ir
lange Die iebige MetbDbe bes Summit
@%iniammelns uno Der 3pangsan=
tperbung pDn ginaebprener in Der
bisberieen @eiie i'm Congo : Staate
fortbeiteben bleibe, au9 Die eegen=
ndrtigen erauenbaften unb ibmab=
poaen 3uitdnoe bort fem gnbe neb=
men piroen.
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ea4Ii6e Mnff1drnma

S16sTneerN. Is. outage, $50 Geittn ftari, NIT
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IS EAST 8. STREET,
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Midht ntebr ftidlbaltta.

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braud]e BON Belt 81 Belt elm frdftis
ees. itartmirfenoes BurgierzWtittel,
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sen. 8reis nur 25 Gents; erbdltlid
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QrelB.
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gauienhe uernen perbannt.

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gen, elm anberes &lima auf5uiuben.
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(eegen Sdminoiudt) @ub 81 6auie
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& Sobn, @eo. S. s. S6mitt, @igen=
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Gents & $1.00. Seoe Slalhe miro
garantirt.
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@erbreitet ifd, iiber Die gauge Groe.

Der @ui BON 8udlens arnica
Solbe-alS bic bette in Der Welt-ers
itredt iih iiber Die ganse groe. Sic
lit bas einsie riftiee Seilmittef fir
Shnitts uno 8ranomunoen, aufge=
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su baben bel s.. &alteber & Sobn,
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Die Grippe lit iebt in oieIem
cine 9rantbeit, Die in ie6ern
Sabre ibr @ribeinen mabt. Or.
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braube es BET 8eiten uno cine fidere
0ellung miro Die 6pf9e fem.
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2ntk&1u uas gaudbsu BON gabai!

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~ 81 ~. ltest, ~anasheub unb os1 bon 2ebtn
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sNlsrsn 0dmssm. tonis iAmers. uno ssfabrloie Dpe'
lluM i'm eetanbsfen. rnbiaften Gtabttbeil seIs8en.
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8rdit0ent Gopieoelt beobIidz
tiet int SDmmer Der Bacifc &rlte
einen 8eIu6 ab5uitatten. (
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in Wacon muroen 3 8er1onen qez
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Sabre 1901 ouf $134, 693, no, oooon
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in Silber=O Dollars uno So, 120.9 22
in fletneren Wiin5en.
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Ser &eprdlentant &ibarblpn
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Der 8ra1toentl9oftsz Botidaften uuo
lDnitieer pidtieer &unogebungen
unb 0pcumente beraus9eeeben. Ct
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unb Iprab babel I6er5erto ben 8uni6
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oieienieen BON gleoelano, Detroit
unb gpleop, 1T in finan5ie1e Sbpiez
riefeiten oeratben uno bat Die Orb
nlne 1einer Ingeleeenbeiten einem
gDn1prtium BON iteben berpDrragen=
ben 8anfies i%ibertrager. 9as giz
gentDum bieles Snnbifates reprdienz
tirt Elm &apita( pDn $3.50, 600. 900.
Brdiioent Goolenelt empfiag
am 9Dnnerstag ben farbigen GeD.
Garland 8enn bon Ntlanta, pelz
ber Die Ibtbeilung Der 5arbi9en auf
Der Iusfteuuna in Gtlauta perans
italtet butte. ST iteate benz 8rdii=
benten fir ben IS. Sanuar ben 8e=
Iu6 elmer Delegation in Ius1i@t,
pelbe i'm 81 Dem GDn9reB rSunger
gbriitliber 0eeer" einlaben min,
Der i'm Iueuit in Ntlanta tager
pirb., Der Bralibent erfldrte, baB
er Die 8eitrebungen bieier Sereiuiz
guna nDm gan5en 6ersen be9initige.
- Ius @utbrie, Sflabuma, miro
pom 2. Sanuar beridtet: @eneral
Irmltrone 1T als Igent oes ariegsz
departments in Sort Sin eineetrofz
fen, Tim gorfebrungen our Sreilaiz
Jung bes beriibtisten Npahez9 dupt=
lines @erpkimp uro bon 298 leiner
2eute gu t~reffen, nelbe S~rieesge=
faneene Der Geeieruns lino. Die
ielben purben por Is Sabren, nab
einem Seloauee, melber ii9 iber
5000 Meilen eritredte, pom bamali=
gen Captain 2arpton gefaligen gez
nommeu. Die Geeierunq Mil if
men lebt &ano i'm @tn5el6eIib geben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-03
81 II 8 n b

= Die StGrfe oes beutiden
&eibsbeeres ioa fir ooS Sabr 1902
betraeen 24,292 Sffi5iere. $685.
1nterpffisiere unb 494. 623 @emeine.
9as ereiebt einIhlieBlib Der nibt=
etatsmaBieen ca. 10000 @%inidbri9-
Sreimiaigen insgeiammt runo 620,=
900 Wann.
= Die bipfpmatii1en 8e5iebun=
gen spii1en 9eutiblano uno Genez
auela iinb biz iebt nod ni6t abge=
bro6en. Ser biplumatiibe Ser
treter bes oeutl6en &eides, bon
Bilgrim galta5si, bleibt ~uorlaufig gu
Caracas uno Die l1nterbanolungen
besiigli1 elmer friebli6en 8eileguna
Der 0ifferenaen 5miiben beioen 2an=
bern nebmen ibren S%Drtgang. Die
Mitelieoer bes ausmdrtteen Imtes
erfldren, baB amiihen Der 8egierung
Der Ser. Staten unb %berjenigen oes
beutiden &eihes poaitdnoi9e Sarz
monte betreffs bes BON 9euti6lano
eeplanten 8Drgebens 9egen Senez
8uela berride. GuBer Den &reu5ern
Safe" uno n8ineta" uno spei
Sbulibifen puroe Der &reu5er
r@eper" na1 Ga @uapra geian0t.
Wan ldreibt aus Berlin: Die
Iusiidten fir cine 9eiebli6e Ges
eelung oes &arteG= Doer Truitue@
iens, Die in lebter 8eit pielfa9 in
Der 8reiie fommentirt nuroen, fino
lebr gerina. @enn audi Die Gez
Qieruue pielfab 81 einem ener9ilhen
@orgeben aufgeforoert tuurbe, itno
bod Bis jebt feinerlei praftii6e Torz
ibldee eeinabt, pie Die Geaierung
bic MiBbrdube Der &arteabiloungen
ablbaffen ooer aud rtur oerbinbern
fDnne. Sn Sulee oieles SeblenS
BON 8oriblagen l6eint Die Gegiez
rung in @eoulo Der peiteren @ntz
midelung Der Srage barren gu pOl<
len.
- 9as Stabtden Gerlteot i'm
&reiie 0iloesbeim bat MIN altd feline
SeniatiDn, Die bas Stdbt6en in un>
9ebeure Iufreguna oerIebt bat. Der
ourtige Staotfdmmerer Tii6bein, Der
BON ben Sariteotern uno Ietner l1m=
sebuna als elm Sinanseenie ansele-
ben puroe, neil er Der 8erualter eli
ner Siliale Der bunnoper' lden 8ros
oin8ial : Sparfaiie NOR, iit peeer
erober llnterihlaeuneen in Inter.
%iudungsbaIt eenommen morben.
8ilhbetn, Der itets ben npblmollen.
ben 8ieoermann berausfebrte, MAJ
fi9 leiner Sadie 10 iiber, oaB er be.
reitS GOrtebrllugen e"etruffen batte -
UNI in @etp gorf Elm 8anfgeihdf
[ 81 erri6ten.