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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
THORWALO THE
FAVORED ONE
i, APPOINTED Transfer Clerk at
the Rio Grande Depot.
SHORT LINES NEW CARD
= DRAKE PRoMoTED-CITIzENS
WITHDRAW PROTEST.
SHORT LINES NEW CARD

~ IMPORTANT postal appoint
nent which the department has
Il lust made will improve the serv-
10 from this city and insure prompt
handling Of the mail bags at the.locaI
stations. A transfer clerk is to be
Stationed at the Rio Grande depot and
an Office for the clerk will be put IN
there al once. Postal Clerk w. Thor
valid will have charge of the office.
Nr. Thorwald was thrown from
Eeycle about a year ago and severely
injured. and he has been on a leave
n absence ever since. He is at present
Ia California, where he went for his
saith. Mr.. ThOrwald, who previous
70 bis injury was making regular trips
out OF the city, is considered one of
me best train clerks In the service.
and while there are others who would
Rave been pleased with the appoint
ment, preference was given to him
owing to his injury. which was ig-
cravated by the motion of the train.
The Improvement is one that has
bsen under consideration by the postal
authorities for some time, but il was
not until yesterday that news of the
proposed Intentions Of the department
reached the city. The transfer pouches
we're formerly handled by one man. the
Shcrt Line having an office in charge
Of George Tinges. The new office is
created 70 operate in connection with
The one at the Short Line. The sched-
ulr Of the trains is such that one man
could not oversee all the work. as il
required the presence of one man in
two places at the same time. Part OF
ths work, therefore. had to be dele
gated.
u is not known when MT. ThorwaId
with assume the duties OF his new Of
nee He is not expected here before
the end of the month. II is under
STOOD that one OF the relief clerks will
h taken from one Of the trains and il
Is probsbl that the work Will he filled
by Ernest Atkins. A postal clerk, who
has been making short runs out Of
This city He is considered d very ef-
fcient empIoye.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
OLD GUARD COMING.
New York's Swell PoIitico- Military
Organization Will Travel

salt Lake may prepare to entertain
some swell visitors in Nav. IT is
probable that the Old Guard of New
york win pay the city a visit some
.'nle during the month. Anyone who
mas ever lived i'm the far east is aware
what social function of the organ
izsuon means. People who are lucky
enough to get invitations travel 500
miles TO attend the annual bali given
oy the members, usually during IAN
uary. IT is really a state affair. and
swelldom is eXpectsnt until the invita-
tons have been received.
While its roster includes the mill
tary nota bles of the state prominent
politicians and social leaders of the
metropolis are found upon the MEM
oership roll. The guard is not vet nos
tive whether it will go west or east.
fhere is some talk of = trip to Eurone.
put the fact that western roads are
being consulted regarding rates for
swell accommodations leads local Of
Metals TO believe that the members
VIII visit the west. The plan is No 90
TO the coast, take in Salt Lake, Vel
loWstone park and other points of in
tereSt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
EoNoRS FOR MR.. DRAKE.
Appointed District Passenger Agent
Of the Rock Island.

Higher honors. more authority and
en- increase Of pay are some of the
honors that go with A promotion
which was announced yesterday in the
Rock Island office The recipient of all
these favors is F. Drake. travelling
agent for the system in this city. Mr.
Drake has been appointed district gen
eral agent OF the passenger DEPART
ment. with jurisdiction over Utah.
Idaho. Nevada and Montana A supply
of stationery with his name and new
title neatly printed on the paper was
received at the local Office Yesterday
morning. and this was the first public
knowledge Of the change.
The title simply confers on Mr.. Drake
additional honors and authority. He
will continue to look after the north
ern passenger interests of the system.
while Mr.. Townsend will continue TO
look after the passenger interests on
the eastern branches of the system.
Mr. Drake, however. viii have entire
charge Of the two departments. His
friends and associates are much
pleased with his appointment and they
i'si that his promotion was entirely
deserved
Mr.. Drake has been in the employ
q the road for about eleven years and
vas formerly stationed at Wichita,
Kan, where he filed the duties of dis
trct Passenger agent. although the
I'VE az that time was greater than the
Office and the work corresponded with
hat of the travelling passenger agent
AZ the present time. He came here
about a year ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
PROTEST WAS WITHDRAWN.
Expected That the County Commits
sioners Will Grant Franchise.

II is believed that before another
forty eight hours, the Utah & Salt
Lake Valley railroad will have a fran
chise to extend it's lines. The county
commissioners held a long session yes
,erdsy afternoon and the question was
discussed at length. but final action
vas deferred until Monday afternoon.
sentiment seems to be in favor of the
franchise and it is probable that the
pfutioR RiH be granted. The fran
clise Is for the proposed extension of
Nhat Is known as the West Side Rapid
transit line. The road wants 80 ex-
fnd lis tracks from the city limits TO
bmgham Junction via the Redwood
road
The commissioners also entertained
protest against the $4,000 bond
e1acted from the salt Lake &
suburban Railroad company. The pro-
'gst was entered by a committee of
.loEens who want to see the road go
1lrougn- The towns interested in the
proposed road fear that if the bond
= 100 high the road will not be built
! vas explained that the bond did
1os demand the construction OF the
sl'7e road in the year limit. It mere
y guarantees the completion of one
-,'n OF the road in the time specified.
me committee withdrew its protests
Hnen the nature of the bond was ex-
me committee consisted of Justice
= r heltze of Big Cottonwood. II.
HsnuuSon and James Nelson of Holli-
"a! and W. w. Wilson of Sandy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
KANSAS POTATO CROP.
santa Fe Rates Will Not Interfere
With the Utah Market.

ne santa Fe made another reduc-
=. ~ yesterday in its freight rates. but
-, not likely TO occasion much COM
4. ZION IN this immediate vicinity. II
!. N me with what was said Saturday
,se,sa.ralnE the spirit of enterprise per
-ios the freight department. OF the
r. \ sharp cut was made yeStsr-
~ IN The potato freight rates. an
se7cy rate Of 81 cents per 100
b,-nas being introduced. This will
l.. no erect on the local potato mar
80. a.. aS II IS done in spirit of local
-lPFlSs ~ help out Kansas.
- Kansas potato crop IS new
~ Tor shipment into Texas. its
$50, customer In spite of the
ap.-SS The crop is said to be something
a. nous this year. hut. fortunately
f,s 'lao- the Kansas potato has to
r,,, quick market. as il is not a
er.z Keeper Utah viii also have an
E.eor1lnary crop this wear. but the
49, potato will he out OF the way
mEe tho local crop is ready for the
- To help Kansas get rid of
.'oq the Santa Fe reduces the rate
WI - cents TO b cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
NEW FIELD ARTILLERY
Herr Erhardt's Patent Has Been
Adopted by the United States
as the Best in Use.

Berlin. Aug. 16.-The United States
war department has bought of Herr
Erhardt. a gun-nlaker of Dusseldorf,
the right to re-aTm the American field
artillery with Herr F;rhardt's new
piece. Captain Henry u. Borup of the
United States ordnance department is
now at Dusseldorf on this business.
probably TO learn thoroughly how the
gun is constructed. Besides his large
works at Dusseldorf. Herr Erhardt has
a branch at Esienach. He sold to the
British government several hundred
pieces after experience in South Africa
had demonstrated the inferiority of the
British artillery.
The gun which the United States has
acquired the right to use is understood
TO be an improvement on the model
supplied to Great Britain. being lighter
and of longer range. The United states
ordnance officers have long complained
that their field gun was less effective
than the French and German guns The
United States ordnance department
learned some time ago that the Krupps
had a new light model and they were
invited to exhibit the piece TO United
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
NEW TINE CARD.
Short Line Makes improvements, But
No Important Local Changes.

A new time card, which went into
erect on the Oregon Short Line at
midnight. is important from the G =
mat 1t VIII permit of better train con-
hections. although it will not affect
the leaving time of local trains Here
after No. Will wait at Ogden To make
connections with No. ) on the Union
Pacific. The train viii leave there at
l2;49 instead of 11:25 p. m. as former
~ The train from Nephi now gels
mere five minutes earlier and connects
with the Atlantic express for Ogden
and the east. The new Schedule will
give passengers about fifteen minutes
TO catch the north-bOund train. The
ogden train leaves at 5:55.
\ supplement is Incorporated i'm the
card showing that No. will arrive al
Butte at $40 instead Of sos D. m.
as formerly. This brings the train
INTO the station ten minutes before
the departure OF No. for the south.
No. viii leave here upon the Old
schedule. but will make up much of
The difference at Lima, where the train
formerly stopped for dinner. Under
Inc new schedule IL viii stop only LONG
enough 10 take on passengers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
REDUCING HEAVY GRADES.
Engineers Making New Survey Be
tween DEVILS Gate and Ogden.

Especial 70 The HeraId)
Ogden. Aug. 16-For moro thai
week party of eleven Union Pacific
engineers has been located at JTintab
Inc party is engaged in checking a for
Tler survey for change of line from
CeVi cate. IN Weber canyon, through
clntah TO ogden. The purpose of the
new survey is to cut ont tbe BE
grades on Uintah and DEVILS C,a+e bil1S
Inc proposed new line passes a omar
Ter or mile north of the present routa
ana skirts the base of the sand hills
through Uintah- 1t is understood that
there will also be considerable rock
work in Weber canyon. A preliminary
survey was made about a year ago ana
this line is now being definitely estab-
fished- The construction work win he
commenced in a few months.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17

salt Lake road He told A reporter that
nc mad no future plans 10 announce
me senator has gone over his lines
from the Pacific to Pomona and he
has found the work highly satisfactory.
lie regretted that so many delays have
occurred, but there is every promise
new that the work will move fast
He is Interested in the quality of the
road he is building and feels that no
otner uanscontinental road built its
frst lines with as much care as he in
Sists upon. Senator Clark expects to
spend several days looking after his
copper mining interests there and from
Jerome viii go to Butte. Mont
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
SWAMP THE SHORT LINE.
Travel to the Yellowstone Park
Reaches High Water Mark

In ITS history it is doubtful if the
oregon Short Line has ever handled
such immense traffic to the Yellow
stone park as the present season. The
regular traffic was already out of all
proportions. but the Elks' convention
and the concIave of the Pvthjan
knights at San Francisco has taxed
the capacity of the Short Line service
yesterday the pressure was beyond
the accommodations of the road. and
passengers were advised to wait over.
The road could not take care of the
rush, which was unprecedented. The
road was practically swamped, al
though it has been carrying extra
coaches. Excursions to and from Og-
den, Boise. Butte. San Francisco. Soda
Springs and other points, have not
tended to relieve the congestion
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17

26s Vaieria. Ave, Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Stevens says: Il have been
resident OF Salt Lake for the past
eleven years have always been stout
and rugged until the latter part of last
June, when 1 was taken suddenly with
q severe pain across the stomach, that
almost doubled me up My appetite
failed me. I became very dizzy and
light-headed, my eyes grew weak and
watery, my head aChed like it would
burst, and l became generally run
down ] tried a few home remedies
with no results. and consulted a well
known physician and n oculist-but
they gave me no relief. The ocuiist
said nothing could be done for my eyes
and I became very much alarmed and
went direct to Drs. Shores & Shores.
the experts. The doctors knew at once
what the trouble was, pronOuncing il
CatarTh Of the Stoma ch-and also in
formed me that the eyes We're affected
from Catarrh.
II went under their treatment-and for
the triiing expense of So a month
andA today ] am sound and We'll in
every way, and my eyes as good as
they ever were. I am surprised and
delighted with DTS- Shores splendid
skill, and gladly endorse them TO 9TH
eTs. J. z. STEVENS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17

Il had dia betes IN its worst form e.
writes Marion Lee Of Dunreath. Ind
I tried eight physicians without relief.
Only three bottles of Foley's kidney
cure made me a well man." Johnson
Pratt Drug GO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
Mullett,s Clothine stnre

Cleanup hat sale Friday and Sat
urday. Aug 80 and - Your choice
AT Sl-G0 EACH from one thousand
hats: regular price. $3.50 TO 800 See
show windows
GEORGE MULLETT & CO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
Did Not Resume.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. Aug. 16.-It was
expected that the Wsrnke Washery at
DuTyea would resume operations to-
day. but none Of the employees report
cd for work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17

Many persons in this community are
suffering from kidney complaint who
could avoid fatal results by using
Foley's Kidney Cure. JohnSon-Pratt
Drug Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
FASTER WORK PROMISED.
u PEDRO Delays Will Be Overcome
and Better Progress Made.

:, Ta'or W. \. Clark is on his way
at,.- .nine. Ariz. He has been looking
49,. ms interests in Los Angeles and
~ MS departure said that he was
Co. with the work that has been
uh the san Pedro. Los Angeles &
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
Grand BAN at saltair

Monday afternoon and evening. under
the mana cement Of Christensen's Dan
cling academy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04
Sracbz& o. auberaei6i6tcn.

Gllensburg, Waf6., 1. Dug.
= Sam. @ban5, Der Is W1eilen nDr0z
li6 BON bier tpo6nt, bringt Die y1a9z
ri9t, baB er an b~ergangenen Montog
einen MSann, Der ii9 fir ben fli6tiz
gen 9tduber Sracp allsgab, gu SAT-
bate. Der unpiQfpmmene 8efu6er
mar nit elmer 8in9eter6ii9ie unb
5pei Rebolbern ~bepaffnet unb 3fpang
gbuns, i6m Speife unb Sranf bor<
3ufeBen. Der angebIi9e Srac1 bate
cine S9uBnunOe am !0intertopf bic
Inn, ME er mitt6eilte, auf Der Ser
folgung bon einem MitgIieb ber59ez
rifFsmanni9aft beigebra9t tpurbe.
Cine 9epef4e aus Menat9ee mel
bet, baB Sracp geftern Qbenb duf Der
&dn9 ppn 80. u. Sanbers iiberna6z
tete. Der 8anbit mar beritten, fi6rte
auf einem anOeren geitp6lsnen YferSe
fem 9epGd nit fi4 unb bate Elm
brittes 9ferb fir ben Not6Faq CUR
8erfIgung. Die Qeute auf Der Han9
fpurben BON i6m nit borge6altenen
3ebolber %ge3pungen, inn Elm rei9z
Ii9es Na4tefen gu bereiten. Qls er
aufbra6, nabm er 5pei frif6e 9ferbe
BON Der 3an9 nit unb lieB feline abb
qetriebenen @dule 3uriid.
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2onoou.
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pcrpool.
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2onoon.
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pool.
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1tul 0rlb unn Gedlt.
Cine aei6e RoienFefeln boiler 9Drz
men. = Der 3iprban=S eitamentss

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men. = Ser &iprbanzS eitamentsz
ftreit abi4ldgig bei4ieOsn. = Sc
f9dftli4e Wirren.
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8. @pift Elm 8luge auf @9etoung
Don George 90. Spift elm. 9as Paar
mar II Sabre b%erheiratbet,
9esglei9en min Glifabstb 6.
8lopm bon SSdcp6 Daniel Bloom gez
f9ieben perben, ben tie 1880 betraz
tbete.
9enriette 6art tpurbe BON Walter
q. 6art unb Sbonas I. Dunn BON
@bitb 8. Dunn gef9ieben.
GntGaffen.
S6omas 8. Mafep, Der Iuternz
3ii9ter aus @irginien, pelder zines
un5ii9tigen Qngriffs auf Die 10 Sab
re ate Grace @ife beI9ulOigt TT,
purbe geitern pom Hi9ter 9arlan gez
gen $500 8iirgi9uft entlafen. gr
bat bic Mntpdlte Mtles unb German
engagirt.
@in6dItsbefe6Ie.
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Ian geItern einen 9ert4tli6en 8efe6l,
ppna9 g6arles s. GalbfpeQ per6in=
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pingo 8riidenzGD." gu berGuBern.
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gotper g." an3ufaufen. IS bsibt,
baB Galbtpea jeBt $50 pro 4ttie perz
langt.
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gegen &atbarine unb Mm. s. 9reper
gepG6rte Hi6ter 9arlan Elm @efu9,
bic 8ertlagten ab5ubalten, bas @tz
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m0gen gu 9uniten ibrer @ldubiger an
9arrp 5e66eimer, pel6er $1,000
8iirgiduft itelte.
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tbun 5. 9iri46erg als Squeiter fir
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Qbgenieen
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bic brittle Ginrebe gegen bas3eitament
be5 8imot6p 8iorOon a~b9epieien.
Die &ldger ppqen gegen Die gntf4etz
bung appeIiren.
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SIN &reisgeri4t Nr. 2 rei9te 9r.
8pron 9, Sobnion feline Antport
auf Die &lage Oes v8altimorer 8afes
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ion, bas 8eIu9 Inn einen Sequeiter
fir ben bieiigen 9pielplaB ab5upeiz
fen.
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un3ufrieben6eit auf Saz
mdtcd.
SQhnr1nher nhnefannen.

81 Pao 0, Ser, 1. Nu9uit. -
9ret BON ben bier 8anoiten, bic UNI
lGngit etnen 8a6n3ug Der yMerican
Central : 8abn" iiberfielen unb $780,
600 aus benz &afenI6ranf Der Weqs
Sarge : Gompagnie in benz @rpreBz
Maggon er6euttten, tina ben @erfoIz
germ in bic 9dnbe 9efaGen unb nabez
gu $4,000 bes gerau6ten 8elbe8
purOen ibnen nteber a6genommen.
Der er1te &du6er, ben bic 8erfolger
fe~itna6men, mar Der gefir8tete 8anz
bit Bin SablOr, Der $4,000 ppn benz
Ruu6e in Ieinem 8eiise bate. Sc
tern purOen nod 5pei Der 8anoiten
BEL benz Srte @ome3 Pdlacio gefunz
gen genommen. Sa1lor mar tpegen
zines ueberfuQes auf einen GrpreB3ug
Der Santa Sc 8u6n" in 3eras
unb Der grmorbung 3tpeier8 o6nteute,
bic Miberitunb geleiitet 6atten, gum
SObe berurt6eilt tpor0en, bate aber
fem gntfOmmen iiber bic 9ren3e mad
WleTtfo betpertIteuigt.
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Germiidte telegrap9iihe Sepri6cm.

= Sobn o. 2Dman, elmer Der an
gefebeniten Mdnner BON Sem : 9amp<
fibre unb cine aIs S9rtftiteuer i6er
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gemein befannte 9erIOnli4teit, 1T in
Greter, H,z9., in Solge eine5 DOr eli
niger 3ett erlittenen Stur3es aus Dem
Magen i'm @lter BON 70 Sabren gez
ftorben.
: Sn Sofep6 9orbe3's Sdgemii6le
gu Dolfe Greet, Qatprence : COUNTY,
o., ereignete fi4 geitern cine 9ampfz
fefel : GGPloiion, bur4 pel4e Der
@igentbiimer get0Otet unO feline bier
SDbne f4per perleBt tpurben. Nfan
fiir4tet, baB 5pei Der @0bne ftsrben
tperlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04
@roBflrif Boris lit 6a.

5dn5rancisco,1 I. 4uguf.-
@rpBfirft Boris BON &uBlanb, Elm
Better bes G5aren, fam 6eute duf benz
9ampfer Septic" aus Oitaiien bier
an. Gr madt cine 3eife nm Die Nelt
unb 1T BON bier juHgen 9fufen begleiz
tet. Der @rDBfirft ipirb ettpa einen
Monat in ben Ser. Stdaten blei6en,
iebo9 feline Sour bur9 bas 2anb
MAIDEN. 9on bier aus begiebt er ii9
brett mad RepIYOrf, I'm Ii9 bort
nad 9auie eiuauf4ifFeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04
Sdifisnnhrihten.

G6erbourg, l, &ugu7t. - Der
0ampfer r6irit 8ismurd" bon Nen@
0orf lit angetOmmen.
Der 9ompfer nQuguita @ittoria"
BON 9amburg 1T no4 Gep<yOrt psiz
ter gefa6ren.
PGpmOut6, 1. Q(uguit. - Der
0ampfer ngatricia" BON NepzgOrt
lit bier eingetroffen.
IN a 5, l, Quguft, - Der
9ampfer rMerion," bon Bolton no6
2iDerpool beitimmt, itgnaIiiirte,
MopiIIe, /. Quguit. - Der
9umpfer nNn6oria" 1T na4 9}epz
Oort a~6geiegelt.
Bremen, 1. NuguIt. - 4ngez
fommen: 9amPfer Bremen" bOn
Nenzgorf.
Der 9amPfer n5rdntfurt" 1T nad
Baltimore abgefa6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-04
General Smith in San Transistn.

San 8rancfSCD, I. Nu9ulf.
- General Sacob 8. Smith fam
6eute auf Dem 3ranspOrtOampfer
nSbomus" aus Manila bier an. W}ui.
OuDal ii6errei4te ibm gIei4 na6 ietz
ner Qnfufnt unb nod e6e er bos Qano
betreten bate, ben 8efe6l, tpel6er ibn
aus benz aftipen 9tenft in &ubeItanb
berIebt. Ser 8eneral begab fiA bar
auf na9 Dem rOccioental=9Otel" nnO
peigerte ii6, 8eri6terfatter DDer it,
genb tpeI6e anOere 8efuder 81 emf
pfQnoen.