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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
hattie WITH ROBBERS.
right nstwesn three Aged Msn and Han
dits, Two 81 Latter neinE Ruled.

right netwesn Three Aged Men and Han
ats. Two 81 Latter neinE Kiiisd.
In a farm house two miles from the
village Of Rochester, In Lorraine
sounty, Ohto.a terrible battle was
fought hctweep aged brothers named
Meaeh aud Nix desperate robbers. AS
the result Of the battle two Of the rob
bers were shot 90 death, one probably
fatally wounded aud two Of the Meach
brothers were badly beaten.
There are three Of the Meach broth
ere, Loren, egcd nearly 30 years John
about 20. aud Jarvis, aged G5. The
old men are said 10 be rich.
While John was Ia the barn he was
surrounded by three robbers and
bound. uoinR 10 the house they
knocked Jarvis into inscusiblllty
Johu Meach worked himself loose
from his bonds, however, and secur-
Ing shotgun, cautiously stole upon
the three burglars, who we're working
upon the safe. lie shot two Of them
TO death and fatally wounded the third.
The three companions Of the men who
were watching the house, realizing
their danger, Immediately got away.
The robbers secured no money,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17

The Boer generals, Botha, Dewet
aud Delarey, arrived In Paris Monday.
NJ. Paulitte aud the pro.Boer commit
tee received them at the railroad sta
ton. After speeches Of welcome had
been delivered the party drove to a
hotel. The precincts Of the station
and the route TO the hotel were
thronged with spectators, who heartily
eheered the generals, although the
crowds present aud the enthusiasm
manifosted were nothing like the as.
semblages aud demonstration wit.
messed on the occasion OF MIR. Kruger,
arrival here, two years ago.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
NEW YORNs GOVERNOR
REBUkES COAL OPERATORS.
very Plain Talk Prom Governor Odsii aud
President nasr.

Very Plain Talk Prom Governor Odeii aud
President nasr.
What do you mean by poliucians9
want you and all operators 10 under.
stand that ] am the governor Of New
York, the chosen representative Of
7.OoO,O0O people and that am here Ia
this matter solely 10 that capacity, aud
TO relieve u possible, au intolerable
situation. And. what is more. ! intend
to use every power at my command to
dolt.n
The foregoing statement was made by
Governor Odell Of New York to Presi-
dent Baer Of the Reading road, In the
presence Of United states Senators
Platt OF New York aud Quay and Pen.
rose Of Pennsylvania, In conference
on the coal strike at New York Friday.
II was the elimination OF heated iu-
terview in the Office Of Senator Plat
and the result Of the meeting between
bovernor Odell aud President Baer.
Mr Baer was not In the best OF
humor when, accompanied By Il. u.
Thomas, chairman OF the board Of
directors Of the Erie railroad, he en-.
tered Senators Platt's office. The con.
ference began by statement made by
Senator Penrose that the situation was
becoming no serious that some solu-
tion must be found at once He sug-
gested that the operators should in
cline to some concessions toward q
settlement
III you mean by that said Prcsi'
dent Baer, that we are TO recognize
the existence Of labor union, tell
you right now that the operators will
consider no such proposition
Governor Odoll was on his feet in 40
instant Holding a half-burnt cigar
Ia his hand aud white with excite
ment, he said: "Are We to understand
that no kind Of conclllStory PROPOSE
ton would receive attention at the
hands Of the OPERATORS"
81 did not say that answered Mr.
Baer, "but | do say that We will not
accept politica. advice or allow the In
reference OF politicians In this, OUT
affair"
Then II was that Governor odell
made the statement attributed to hin
Ut the beginning Of this article.
President Baer, evidently appreciat'
ing that he had gone too far, bowed tc
Governor Odell and said; "Governor
beg your pardon. No personal affronl
was intended, aud We will listen tC
any suggestions you may have to make
Hut again repeat that we must re
fuse to recognize the union represented
by Mr.. Mitchell
81 do believe said the governor
that your position, from a public
/ view, is absolutely uatenablc II con
peyaioru. railroad men aud other bus
\ yneks men can combine Tor mutual pro
fht aud protection, there Is no reason
why laboring men should not
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17

The Bnrllngtons ST. Louis-Pacide
coast express, was held up i've miles
out OF Lincoln. Neb., about 1880 o'clock
Saturday morning.
Three men, all masked, boarded tho
engine after waving lanterns and
causing the engineer to stop the train
The engineer and fireman were forced
to leave the cab aud accompany the
robbers to the express ear. The eN.
press messenger refused TO open the
door and II was lady wrecked by dy.
Mantle, but the messenger, William
Lupton, WAS uniuiured.
The big safe was blown open and
the robbers secured the contents up.
proNimating $50, 200. only three shots
were fired, aud that was to Brighten
iuqulsitive passengers and the brake.
mun who got OH 10 learn what was the
trouble.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17

The Trial Of Louis HOMELAND on the
charge Of killing Louis Gardape at
Grass Range, Mont, last month, was
broughtto "A conclusion Tuesday, aud
the defendant discharged. The county
attorney moved Tor dismissal of the
case ON the grounds that no testimony
was forthcoming which proved that
the accused shot Gardape with feloni-
GUS intent. HOMELAND was released,
aud Is atlll emphatic in his statement
that be mislook GArdApe for a wolf
when he shot him.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
CONDITIONS IN sAMAR.
General Grant rei. Of the situation N
tho Island.


Speaking Of The conditions on tho
island Of samar General Fred D. Grant,
who has just returned from the Philip
pines, said iu an Interview. "samar
Is enjoying che first period Of pe7ce
that u has ever known and ! am en-
tirely satisfied that the inhabitants
Of the island viii nJt attempt 10 make
any further trouble for our govern
ment
"Now that they have been forced
by the stress ~ military operations TO
cease their bostIities the natives for
the most part seem absolutely con-
tented With the new order Of things.
When first went to samar. u was a
case Of fight your way everywhere and
protect yourselves while doing 10. a
soldier could not venture much ont Of
haillng distance Of even the conquered
towns without being set upon and
killed by savage natives.
"rhe Moros. u course, will commit
acts Of depreciation now and again,
but II needs only a strong police force
10 hold them Ia check A little trouble
may also he expected from the natives
u the Sulu group, who are more ig-
uorant than those on the other islands "
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
Went ouunipg Tor Enurr Family.

only the non.appearance OF his wife
daughter aud her husband, prevented
Thomas Doherty, a blacksmith Of OF
tumwa Iowa, FROM discriminating his
entire family while In a drunken rage.
lie waited at the head Of the stairs at
his residence to pick them OF with a
gun as they came up, They He'd to a
neigh boris and later when they reap.
peared Doherty opened hre. The shots
went wild, and, having but one bullet
left, he shot himself through the
mouth. He will die
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
neals. Pound In sach..

Four dead bodies were found tied In
sacks In Georgia street, Indianapolis,
Ind, and In the rear OF the Central
College OF Physicians and Surgeons
The bodies were Identified as those
that had been stolen from the grave
yard. Seventeen persons are now I'M
der arrest for grave robblng. The list
includes nine negroes, three white doc.
tors, Que colored undertaken, pro-
prietor OF a cemetery, two night watch
men Mt n cemetery, aud night watch
man. IL IN supposed at least 100 graves
have been despoiled wi thin tho last
three months Rufus Cantrell, col p
orcd. IL the confessed leader OF the
gang.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
Emphatic Dental Made by the Porte.

The porte, through the Turkish am.
bassador In London, denies the report
cahled from Paris to the London Stan
dard Saturday, that, according to ru-
mors current In the French capital,
private negotiations were proceeding
between Russia and Turkey, which, Il
successful, would result in an agree
ment to close the Dardanolles to all
but Russian warships. The govern.
ment Of Turkey declares that 40 nego.
tiatlons are on foot with the object OF
opening the pardanelles to Russian
wnrships.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
A battalion OF IT, 4,.h Troop. Aunihiiatsd
by Waredonians.

A dispatch to .ao London Daily Mail
from Volo, Greece, says that twenty.
two villages In Macedonia are In com
plete revolt aud that half a battalion
Of Turkish troops had been anuihnatcd
by Insurgents in the Kresena deflc.
This news, continues the dispatch,
emanatcs from sources which have
hitherto minimizcd the trouble. The
situntion, consequently, appears to
have suddenly grown worse
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17

Alta special council Of the Indian
tribes Of the southwest, held In Ana
darko. /. r., Friday, Lone Wolf, who
became famous through bis many
suits against the government, result
ing irom the opening Of the Kiowa.
Comanche country To settlement, was
chosen the representative OF the Kio-
was, Comanches, Apaches, Caddos and
Wichitns, 10 present their request at
Washington asking that She govern
ment take oil their lands 10 Oklahoma
and purchase for.them IA tract OF 900, q,
600 acres in Mexico, where the Indians
desire to locate
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
TROUBLE IN HAITI.
Provisional Government Now OccnpyinE
Town OF timhv.

Provisional Government Now OccnpyinE
Town Of iimhe.
The provisional government Of Haiti
has definitely announced that General
Nord, the war minister, has occupied
the town Of Limbo, but news To the
effect that the general has occupied
Limbo was published September 27th.
The blockade Of the ports Of 81.
Mare, Gouaivcs and Port de PBiN. held
by the Firminists. viii be declared
effective October 18th, when three
armed government steamers, the Nou-
~sttc voidcrorue, Mantei md orlando
Riviere, will be on those ports.
Tue government army is sli.l at vii.
liamston aud Mirrballs. There has
been no serious lighting up To the
present.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
money nelnE Seat to Guam TO Rehabnitats
Naval station.

The navy department Tuesday last
cabled $4,000 "a Manila, =. l., to be
sent from there to the island OF Guam
for the rehabilitation OF the naval sta
ton property which was damaged by
the recent earthquakes The depart.
ment has received cablegrAm au-
nouuclng the departure OF the collier
Justin from cavite for Guam, aud IL is
the understanding that she carries the
funds Tor the repair work
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
SLOW rrpErs-. nrlng Made In Tulldlng OF
wArships.

Progress upon new vessels under
construction during the past year has
not been satisfactory" says Rear Ad-
miral iiowlcs, chief Of the naval bureau
OF construction, In his annual report
to the secretary Of the navy All the
larger vessels ne says, have been de.
laycd by non delivery OF structural
steel, while the vessels building at san
Francisco were set bnct by the ten
months strike, and the hold out Of the
wori,men AT Seattle prevented any
actual progress on the structure Of the
hull Of the buttleship Nebraska, build
ing there
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
pislNFeor TELEPHONES,

one New York iiureau orders Mouthpiecs
Cleaned Weekly.
In order to make certain that disease
shall not be transmitted by means Of
telephones, Commissioner Homer Folks
OF the charities department Of Greater
New York has issued an order that all
the telephones used by employees must
be disiufected every week. The mouth.
piece is to be unserewcd aud scrubbed
clean, then immersed for few mo
menls ln an nnliaeplIe hnth.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
Illinois Man who Mysterious Disappeared
Found In Hospital.

Found In Hospital
Lewis Sylvester. an Aurora, H., con.
trpetor, who has been missing since
August card. has been found In Port
land, Ore, IN with brain fever His
wife has received letter from him
stating that he had been in a hospital
for several weeks. When Sylvester
left Aurora, starting Tor Chicago on =
business trip, no carried about si,0Ot
In currency. His letter stated that h,
remembered gong TO Chicago on a Ger
tain day, but Remembered nothing more
until he found himself In the Portland
hospital.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
welsh Coal WIN Com, In rres OF all Dai

The practical effect OF Secretary
shaw's recent instructions to collee-
tors Of ports and other customs oillcers
10 facilitate as much es possible the
Importation Of coal at the present time
will be to admit Welsh hard coal free
Of customs duties, Customs officers
take the secretary's letter to mean
.hat, while they are to carry out the
tariff law In regard to the collection OF
dutics on coal, where there Is chance
70 construe the law literally they are
10 DO 30.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17

Robert Z. peary the Arctic explorer,
Is undergoing treatment for his feet,
which we're injured in the far north.
II may be necessary 10 have an opera
tion performed Although the extent
OF Commander rcary's Injury is not
known, il 10 said L was due to having
his feet frozen four years ago, soon
after he started upon bis last expedi,
tiou. II was then necessary to ampu-
tate several toes The operation was
performed by the surgeon who accom-
panied tue reaEy party.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
Chincss-Mad- Counterfeit silver Dollar
Circulating In Manila.

Counterfeit silver dollars are being
made 10 China and circulated la Manlls
extensively. The suspicion Is that
some OF this money was shipped frou
san Francisco. The dollars are Of sill
yer aud OF standard weight They
have been detected through the i'm
proper stamping OF the word Liberty
ON the Goddess. The low price OF sill
yer Insured TO the makers OF this coun'
forfeit money profit Of 100 per cent
American silver eirculates as gold in
the Philippines.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
motha says kruger Did Not Garry Away
rrsnsNaai state Funds.

General Botha denies the reports
which have been circulated that Mr..
Kruger carried OIL Transvaal state
funds, and declares that, on the con-
trary, the eN-presidont had contributed
10 the Boer cause money from his own
pocket. Geueral Dewet, referring 10
the controversy ON the subject OF an
Audience OF the Boer generals with
Emperor William, said his majesty had
not Invited them, and that hence the
generals had not refused an audience.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17

The eoroner's jury that has been in-
vestigating the death OF Mrs, Anna
Pulitzer, whose body was found In IN,
Morris canal ON sept Is, rendered u
verdict In Jersey City that the woman
came to her death through violence at
the hands OF William Hopper Young,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
MORO CHIEF INVITES WAR.
lRATE SULTAN DOES NOT DESIRE FRIEND.
SHIP or AMERICANS.
writes General summer stucy Letter aud
Higgins fortifying Ills strongboids TO
Hs-ist American tutasiun-Wiu
Get Al the War be Wants.

The sultan Of Bacolod Mindanao,
has rejected the friendly overturrs Of
General sumner, commander Of the
American forces iu Mindanao. 10 de.
liant letter In which he invites war.
The sultan says;
"The sultan Of Bacolod desires war
forthwith. lie wishes to maintain the
religion Of Mohammed. Cease sending
letters. What we want Is war. We
do not desire your friendship"
Friendly Moros report that the sui
tan Of Bacolod Is terrifying his strong.
holds. lie is In possession Of many
rides.
II is reported that 40 American force
will be sent from Camp Vickers to cap
ture aud reduce the Bacolod strong
hold. It has not been decided when
the move IL TO be made
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-17
American Consul Recommends Manufsc
turo OF hubsutute Tor Coal.

a report upon the manufacture Of
briquettes comes TO the state depart
ment from Frank Mason. oonsul.Ren-
eral at Berlin, who feels that the time
IL ripe, 10 view Of the great Pennsyl-
yania coal strike aud the consequent
scarcity Of anthracite, for Americans
10 take up the manufacture Of this
substitute fuel Mr. Mason says there
are no less than eighty.nine manu.
features Of this fuel Ia Germany, many
Of them producing more than lO1.ouc
tons annually. MIR. Mason shows that
briquettes may be produced from brown
ccal or carbonized peat with or wlthou,
binder or from the waste OF soft
coal, the result being smooth, glisten.
ing briquettes Of "a black or dark brown
color. which are practically smokcless
and leave only d reddish brown ash.
From the abundance Of the material Ia
America, MIR. Mason says, IL seems
that the fuel might be manufactured
very cheap ~ d substitute for authra-
elite.
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@irft ale Wpramsiasmngem iiber ben
6dttfen.

s. S.. 6uebes par elm aanoioat
flr oas Imt oes Sbabmeiters in
Du Bont, @a.. aber es tpurbe inn
pDrausgeiagt, baB er feline iebs
WfDnate mebr leben fpiirbe. @r litt
ib0n felt 3 Sabren an einem 2unz
gen=IbiceB. Sein 2eben bling nur
mod an einen Saoen, als er BON
DIR. Kings New Discovery
fir Shminoiubt bDrte. ST per=
ludte oafielbe unb tuuroe iHlieBlib
gebeilt, 10 DAB ale iene 8orauSia=
gunge1 uber ben 6aufen g~etpprfen
wmroen. Sc miro pD1itip garantirt
fir 6als= uno 2ungenleioen BON
S. &alteper & Sobn. @eu. s. s..
Sbmitt, @%igentbimer, uno 80.
DreiB, 9rDguiften. Breis SO Gents
uno $1.00. Brpbeflaibe fret.
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@riber 8ro8. baben Die
lb0nite Iuspabl in 8ulo= uno Sill
ber=, iutpie Wteherihnrieo- @aaren.
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Cages : Weuigfeitem.
Snlanb D..


- Sobn Mitheu, Der Bralioeni
bes Nati0nalen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
banoes, lit iebt in Der Bunbesbaupt.
ftaot @aibington eiugetrDffen, unl
oaielbit Die Sadie Der Gtreifer por
Der Shiebsgeridts= g%DmmiI1ion All
bertreten.
@rz Brdiibent glepelano miro
am DDnnerltag Nbenb in W0rris=
totpn, sc. S., cine Stump Nebe bal-
ten, uno auar i'm Snterei1e oes oemo=
fratiihen GongreBcanbibaten ienes
Diitrictes. Sc lit oas felt pielen
Sabren oas erite Mtal, baB 1ih Der
Gr- Brdiibent mieoer aftip an Der
BarteisB olitit betbeiliet.
gtab benz i1eue1ten genlusz
Bulletin f0nnen in ben Ser. Staa=
ten 95.6 BrDsent aler ueiBen Sim
Der apiihen 10 uno IA. Sabren, be,
rem gltern in ben Ser. Staten ae<
bOren fino, leien uno lhreiben. ga.
gegen fDnner 99.1 Brpsent Der Sim
Der BON eingemanoerten Gltern lelen
uno ibreiben.
- Brdiibent &pulepelt lift iebt
eifri9 init oer Nbfafiung ieiner spei=
ten Sabresbotihaft an ben gDnqres
beibdftigt. @ie perlautet, miro er
in berielben Die giniebuna elmer
itebenoen gerif= g~pmmilfion ernpfehs
len, oeren Nufaabe es iein lou, benz
@ongreiie BON 3eit gu Belt uno nad
eingebenoer Brlfung Der Yerbdltnifie
punlden8uertb meroenbe a~enoerun=
gen i'm 3oItarif gu empfeblen.
Nus WaIbington miro beridtet,
oaB felt Der 8ertaeung bes gDnarel-
les tein re9uldrer gabinetsrotb me6r
itattgefunoen bat uno baB por ben
Wablen audi feiner itattfinoen ueroe.
Sein anoerer Brdfioent bat cine 10
lange Belt peritreihen laflen, ubne
iib nit ieinen Winiitern iber bic
laufenoen 8orgduge gu beratben.
Der Sabresberift iber Die
Winerals 8roouttion Der Ser. Staoz
ten i'm lebten Sabre beinoet Iih iebt
unter Der Breiie unb mirb balo pers
6Hentlibt ueroen. Die aelammten
Wtineralien, Die in Dem genannten
Sabre in ben Ser. Staten proouairt
nuroen. botten einen @erth bon
81, 0S6, 529, 521, b. /. ettpas iiber
5pel Brosent mebr als i'm Satire
1900. Die 3unabme entItano in
nidtnetauiiheu 8rpbuften uno be-
lief fib auf $55. 065, 882, pabrenb in
ben metaaiihen Brp0uften cine
Gbnabme pDn $32. 156, 900 3u oers
seibnen mar. 8ie ieitber INNER
tparen Glen uno 8oble Die midtias
iten unierer mineraliihen Brooutte.
Der Wertb oes i'm Sabre 1901 pro.
busirten @iien5 mar $242, ia, 900,
gegeniiber $3.50, 944. 900 i'm Sabre
1900. Der &ert5 Der aoble mar
$341, 910,4 6 geeeniiber 1906, 671,
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@eitanbniHe eimes prieaers.

Gep. SDbn 6. gor BON Weaf,
Irf., fdreibt: 10 Sabre lang fit
ib an @elbiu9t. Sh conlultirte
cine groBe Nnsabl BON Nersten uno
ib prDbirte ale Webicinen, aber
Dbne ieoen @rfole. Damn beaaun
ib ben Electric Bitters', su aez
brauben unb ib fiible, baB i'd iebt
ppn Dem 2eioen befreit bin, oas
MIDI II Sabre in leinen &lauen
batte." Wenn Sic cine suoer(G1Iiae
Wteoicin fir Sober uno Iierenlei<
ben, fir Wasenit0rungen uno aa=
gemeine Sdwdhe n6tbig baber, 10
nebmen Sic Electric Bitters".
gs miro garantirt BON s. aalteuer
q SDbn, SEQ. S. s. Shmitt, @i=
gentbimer, unb Io. 9reiB, 9ruQui=
lten. Sour so Gents.
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'pfnuneen Der Gerarier suriid.

Spfnunaen Der Ierarier surad~
bliebe I!
Sn 8esue auf Die mpiteri0ien Be-
ridte Der porigen WDhe uber bic
&dnnpfe Der @ngfanoer gegen ben lo@
aenannten rtplen WtulIab" i'm SD=
maliz2aube am Rptben Weere lieger
iebt etuas eingebenbere W~lelounger
por. Sn @irflihfeit lift beiaater
MuGab gar nidt 10 toa ooer per=
rudt, mie Die gngldnber bas au
Idiloern belieben. @r lit ettpa oes
raoe 10 ,perriidt", pie &riiger es
mar, als er fib Der geraemaltieung
Der beioen Buren : &epublifen burA
Die @ngldnoer mioeriebte. Bielz
leidt banbelt es iib bier nm ben Be-
einn zines Observation-Disclosures
oes mpbameoanii9en Nrabertbums
i'm Noropiten bes bunflen gpnti,
nentes gegen oas genaltiame Bprz
oringen Der europdilhen Colonial
mdbte-im INTERCHANGEABLE belpn=
oers gegen England, Sranfreib uno
Stalien, melbe iene un9ebeuren @ez
biete als rSntere1ienipbaren" bean=
lpruhen. pbne oaB fte Biz iebt ober
ibr angeblides 8eiib : n6eht" aud
mirfltb 9eltenb aemadt batten. 60
lanee bieIer @iberltanb Der Mraber
aegen bas 8Droringen Der eurDpdi=
iben @rDrberer nereiuaelt uno ger
lplittert mar, mar er nur mentg err
fDlerei6, aQein berlelbe lit ppr emit
ger Belt Draaniiirt uno %centraliltrt
poroen, unb smar eeibab oas ourb
Die Sefte Der uSenu1ii". als beren
SenobDte Der rtpae Muuab" iebt in
ben goroergruno bes allgemeinen
Sntereiies getreten lit. Was bieie
5efte Der Senuiiis anlanet, 10
ioq fib Der 6auptlib berielben
in ben nod pDIie unabbdneiz
gen arabiideu Suttanaten meitlib
BON Darfur %befinoen, in @ebie=
ten, biz gu melden biz iebt nur
gang p~erein3elte @urppder pprge=
brungen finb. SIN Sultanat Bornu,
am Tibaolee iofl Der Sdeifb Der
5enuiii iebt iein 2aaer aufaeiblager
boben uno NaeS bort auf Die @ntfal=
tung Der ngriinen SABINE" = b. 3.
gum @laubenSfriege gegen Die
u@iaurs" Die ,gbriftenbunbe",
porbereitet baben. Die ndbfte Belt
miro seigen, uie niel in 8esua auf
oieie @erubte auf uebertreibung be-
rubt, uno mas baran mabr 1T!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-27


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