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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19
Naval Fight In the oriuoco.

WASHINGTON, September 1s.-In a ca
blegram received In. private quarters here.
to-day. said that a naval battle between
the Venezuelan government vessels and
the revolutionary forces is reported to
have occurred off San Felix. on the ORR
noco. The cablegram said that the gov
eminent vessels had been defeated. and
that the Venezuelan government, because
Of the defeat, was unable TO establish
and maintain an effective blockade of the
Orinoco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19

Guardians, who had her cared for at the
Florence Crittenden Home. Wednesday
she was again returned to the home Of
her parents.
The Star says that when the house was
raided by the police the daughter of q
prominent government sofficial was found
there. When her case wis called in the
Police Court the $50 collateral was for
feited by her friends rather than have
any further publicity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19
only four have registered, and they did
so under the property qualification.
N0RD's FORCES DEFEATED.
Enemy Advancing on Cape Haiticn-
Another Battle Iulfnent

Enemy Advancing on Cape HaIticn-
Another Battle Lnltnent.
CAPE HAITIEN, HAITI, September 1s
The forces Of the provisional government
of Haiti, commanded by the War Com
missioner. General Nord, have sustained
severe defeat al Limbo.
General Nord, at the head of 5000 men,
attacked Limbo at 9 o'clock yesterday
morning. and. after desperate fighting.
lasting three hours. the General aban-
doned his position, guns and war NUM-
tons; and there is great number of
dead and wounded. including several gen.
erals, on the field.
Tho population of Cape Haitien is in
a state of anxiety. The enemy. to the
number of 1000 well-arred men. is adj
vancins on the place. Another battle be-
fore the town Is imminent.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-Secretary of
the Navy Moody received the following
dispatch to-day from Commander Nc
Lean. of the Cincinnati:
Colon, (blank date)
Train for Panama went through with
Cincinnatl's guard of rit1emen and rapid
fire guns. Freight train coming towards
Colon stepped by soldiers at sides of
the track, continuously pointing loaded
muskets at engineer and train-hands. de-
lnanding opening of locked box-cars for
inspection: conductor no key: could not
event to find some responsible officer ::
also sent man to flag following passen-
ger train; 'lnena &c removed freight came
: with passenger train: Will vigorously
protect life nd liberty of Americans aud
other peaceable employees and maintain
transit. Have instructed
Ranger in this duty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19
A NEGno,s SOLDIER FATHER.
King George Registrars Let In Coz
o-et Man on Peculiar Grounds

CONFORM, VA, September B.-ispe-
cial.)-Fifts per cent. Of the coloreo men
Who have applied for registration at
E-irr George Courthouse have succeed.
ed in registering. Some pull through
~, \ property qualification. and the
others under the understanding clause.
one coiored man claimed TO be the son
II = White Confederate soldier, and regis
tered on that claim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19
Fell out of Barber,s Chair.

a White man named William .Haden-
entered Murphy's barber shop yesterday
evening and prepared for a shave He
was reclining in the chair while the bar
be- made the lather, when suddenly he
tumbled out and landed on his nose,
breaking the bridge of the same. How
de cid it will never be explained .c-. the
act l., itself seemed impossible and he mas
r,, desire to illustrate. The ambulance
was called and the nose set by DR..
Flegenheimer. after which he was taken
TO his home on Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19
CINCINNATI .. CHICAGO O.

CINClNNATI, O., September B.-lNa-
tional0-Poole held Chicago down to two
hits and added a siut-out TO the visitors.
Only orc man reached third. Score:
Cincinnati -. 80 o 0 o 1 . 2
Chicago 1000 600 0G CO ? 1
Batteries: Poole and Bergen: Williams
and KI;neusg Time OF ga1ne-I hour and
q minutes. attendance, 200.
i-rlnirn. Mr. HrnNn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19

-, .Re new choir of Beth .Ahaba. consist
~, y Miss May Ashley Belle. Miss Nc
To- N"sers. Hunter ard Nay will sing
ne first titeas tonight NTriday1.
W., non ]. n calisoh will begin his ser
~. ms e. ..rnrcworsi" Tonight. a,,d VIII,
rs,r snh1ect Why shon's Judaism Per-
1, :. so-,norrow Services tonight at s.;
= 1e morning. at 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19
Ap.rrEr1o CHARLOTTE VOTERS.
Only Z Small Per cent. OF Them Have
Registerca.

KEYsvILLE. VA. September ls.-tspe-
ola. 1-Reports from all OYER the county
show that there is great apathy In regis
terms ard unless the people are stirred
up. to their daty a very small per cent.
will be registered. At the two-days.
registration at the Courthouse precinct
only twelve whites and two co!ored We're
put on the books In Walton district. out
OF !, list CT eightS-seven whites and 125
eolored. only twelve whites have regis
tered and no colored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19
Trottins and Pacing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL.
p;ttsburg Wins from the st. Louis
ans Score, to G..

PITTsBURG, PA. September lo.-(Na-
touall-St. Louis tied the score in the
seventh inning by punching hits, but
lost in the tenth b. q base on balls, fol-
lowed BY tvyo hits. Score:
PittsbrrS .5.s...f 5 o tIse7o . 0 0 IL Is .
ST Lauis.r......ol 2to-903 COOS S Q
Batteries: Tannehill and thinner;
Hackctt and Weaver. Time of galne|
hour and So minutes. Attendance. 1,6f2.
I'mpire: Mr.. ODay. - VS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19
Funera1 Of Nlchola. Fi.h.

NEW YORK. September 1S.-The fumes
raj of Nicholas Fish, banker and diplo-
mat, who died on Tuesday in Roosevelt
Hospital. was held to-day at st. Marks
Episcopal church. The interment was at
Garrison on the Hudson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19
a (FAWORQ1rE POEM.
: SANDALPHON.
(By Henry w. Longfellow.)

(By Henry w. Longfelow.) =
Have you read, i'll the Talmud of old,
In tho legends the rabhis have told
OF the limitless realms of the air
Have you read 1.-THE marvellous story
OF Sandalphon, the angel Of glory
Sandalphon. the angel of prayer?
How, erect at the outermost gates
OF the City Celestial, he waits.
With his feet on the ladder of light.
That, crowded with angels unnumbered,
BY Jacob was seen. as he slumbered
Alone in the desert at night7
But serene in the rapturous throng,
Unmoved by the rush Of the song,
With eyes unimpassioned and slow.
Among the dead angels, the deathless
Sandalphon stands listening. GREATNESS.
To sounds that ascend from below,
From the spirits on earth that adore,
From the souls that entreat and implore
In the fervor and passion of prayer;
From the hearts that are broken with
losses.
And weary with dragging the crosses
Too heavy for mortals to bear.
And he gathers the prayers as he stands.
And they change into flowers in his
hands
Into garlands of purple and red;
And beneath the great arch of the portal,
Through the streets of the City Immortal,
Is waited the fragrance they shed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19
EnsrnN s. PHLADELpHIA.

BOSTON, 3. PHILADELPHIA. l.
BOSTON. MASS. September 1S-tNa-
tiaou}-Frazer was easy for Boston to-
day while Willis simply toyed with the
visitors. Score:
Boston -. 223loOo1ss u .
Philadelphia .---.. % . 10000 Ii IS 1
Batteries: Willis and kittri6Ee: Frazer
and Douglas. Time of game hour and
= minutes Attendance. $50.
Umpire Mr.. Emslic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19
.nTERTrN~ rp.~-1
Enrtcrn LcaErc.

Montreal 2. Providence. 4
=, !, orcestpr. 3; Toronto. I.
ado. 70 Newark I.
SSfS' Gi'N 4 Rochester. o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19

BOSTON. 5; BALTIMORE, ..
nQ%IQN. Septer1 Der IS.-(Arerican y
ne ne 5os'ors wen the last home game Of
season today. Baltimore making
n very little effort Score:
SS9S'on ~ ...1o.00n oo-5 s ]
".,'fmora 49, 00ao1 col % .
haI.eF7es; Direen and GREER: Wits
80. 80 afaith TINE of pau-n--1 hour and 50
~,,eateS -atten6arce I7G3.
llaNlNe. Ny ConnollN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19
ROANOKE REGISTRATION.

over $50 Have Been EnrolIed-Fevv
Negroes Qualined.
ROANOKE. VA, September ls.--fSpe-
cial.S-After three days. the registration
in this city has reached $50 OF this num-
Der less than Is are negroes. In the Third.
which is Overwhelmingly negro ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19
SaufI,ern r.t.an,.e.


=, ,ti'lr Rock 3: isir,r lnehara. 9.
.eM 0tleans. i; Atlanta. Q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19
CHIEFLY PERSONAL.

Mr. J. Hampden Cnamberlayne Is sick
with fever at 205 east Main street, under
the care of DR.. John r. Wheat.
S1r. John ". ouarrss. OF 1910 west
Marshall street, who accidentally shot
himself in the arm with load of bird
shot Wednesday afternoon. is reported to
be doing WE'LL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19

Mrs Annie Clay, Off Cheyenne Wyo.
is visiting her sister, Miss Ida Trotter,
No. II north Fourth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TIE AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Is Louis Wins Finni Gnme With De-
frnit-Scnrc. 6 to =.

ST LOUIS, MO. September ls.-(Amer-
lean. st Louis Won the final game with
Detroit in an erratic game. Mccarthy
forced IN tho winning run III the eighth
inning by giyinS three bases on balls
Score
s. Louis .........o enN5oA1.- o
bgtroii 800. .-....1 0 0 90 L . 5 A--5 l. S
bauoreS: Shields and Sugden: Nc
sarlhT and Buclow. Tine Of gamei
holr and 50 minutes Attendance, 500.
lmpre: Mr.. OLaugiilin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-19
PHILADELPHIA. 6. WASHINGTON. ,

IL.nELPII5A. 6: WASHINGTON. ?.
}i-i19ELPE1IA. PA. September H.
- iean.l-Washingto tried a new
..leAer named Voorhees, TO-DAY, and the
Tome team hit him hard enough to win
y, 2shlngton .....2 noono0o 3 ?
tlttaaelnhia .......2 , o Q ] 90 Sc 10 O
9ssis,t.s: Voorhees, and Clarke: Hast
a.sS Ilnrk;. and Powers. Time Of game
nour ard 20 minutes. Attendance. 3G-t
gmpire Mr.. lohastone
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07

mod feinerlei g1a9ri8ten 8etreffs Ell
ner &eiignatton bes 8oti4dftsrS
@bite, a6er ii6errai9enb tommt beSz
balb bic Na6ri6t bod nt4t, Denn
i4on ieit Ginger 3ett O~erlautete 8sz
rii9tspeiie, baB Der alte9err ii4 na4
feinem 70. @sburtStag aus Dem Dfz
fentli6en 2eben 5~uriit3u3ie6en bea6z
ii4tige. IS Iirb aud f4on Die Naz
men perf4iebener W}ttgIieOer OeS biz
pIomatiI9en 9isnites Der Ser, Staaz
ten i'm 3uiammenbang nit Dem Ser
liner 8ptf6ufterpof ten bel einem eOens
tuellen gfiidtritt 6rn, @6ite's genannt
porben, bic beften 4usii4ten f6einen
ieDo4 Or. Sin, 3. 3. erfter 9IlfSz
StaatSietretdr, u1b Der ieBige Sc
fanOte in Spanien, N3tb. 8eIamp
@torer, gu BADEN.
Waipr MuIIer ais &e9tsz
bel I t a II B.
3a6lmei5ter 8enrofe, tpel9er am
9onnsrftag auf me6rere @riinoe bin,
6auptiG6li4 uber tpegen rnterf4laz
gung bOr einem &rteg5gert4t gu Grie,
Pu., gu eri6einen bat, bat bas Slot
tenOepurtement erfu6t, inn Major 8.
%. 8. Mauer (0ur4 feline @amar=
Gpiiobe in ben tpeiteten &reiien be-
tannt) ais 8e9ts6eiitanb 5~u3utpetfen.
9a5 9ePartement fat Dem 8uni4
bes 9etenten gepiIfabrt, unO Maior
8aQer, pel6er augenblidIi9 in Iorz
folf, 3d., ii4 beftnOet ptrO bonn De-
partement nit Oiefer GOmmiiitOn Be-
trdut lper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-07
Gaftru 3iebt aus.
Gr min Der Sniurrettion in @ene=
3uela pieDer einmul ben SoDesz
itoB geben.

Gr mill Der Sniurrettlon in 8enez
3uela pieOer einmul ben SoDe8z
itoB geben,
@iG1em # ab, SnfeI Curacao,
6. 4ugut. = 9rG1ibent GaItro BON
8ene3uelu berIieB am Gonntug Ga
racas, I'm peri0nli3 bic 3peite un0,
pte er 9offt, entI6et0en0e Champagne
ge9en Die Snfurgenten gu Ieiten. Gr
miro ii4 na4 G6araDaoe unb 8ua
begeben, fleinen Srten, Die etud an
bert6al6 SagereiIe len BON Der 6auptz
ftuDt entfernt fin0. Gr bat 31O0
Wdnn nit 5i9 uno re6nete barauf,
baB u~nterpegs nod etna $500 Mann,
aus Ga 8ictprta urto Ga 0alencid 3uz
r~iiffe6renb, 3u inn itoBen piirpen.
Die Sniurgenten unter 8enerul 2uz
ctdno MtenOo3a ite6en BEL Gan Gaii=
nero un0 bic unter General Mato5
Bel Orttuco. S6re 8eretnigung pirO
bon Stunbe gu Stunbe %ertpdrtet. Sn
5olge beS unerflGrli9en 30gern8 Der
S~nfurgenten, bor5uriiden, bat 9rGiiz
bent GaItro 3ett gefunben, I'm neue
4rmee'n gu Orgunifiren, unO beute 1T
er bermut6li6 10 fart, ME bic Snfurz
genten. @r erpdrtet cine tpeitere Ser
itGrtung pon 5000 Mann unter Dem
General 8upttita aus ben Staaten
Nn0eS unb 3ruiiqo. Der ein5ige 8orz
tbett, ben bic Sniurgenten ieBt nod
6aben, 1T Der, baB Ii4 in i6ren Retben
bic fG6tgiten mtIttGrtf9en 6i6rer be-
finben. 9as Gefultat lit, ME man
bic Sa6e ba6ier auffaBt, me6r ais
problematif9.
Prdiibent Ga5tro empfing amSam>
flag 10000 M}aui ergepe6re unO bier
MiQionen YatrOnen. 0ieIe lpur0en
our 6Glfte in Caracas n~ieDergelegt,
unb Die anoere !6Glfte an 8oro zines
S4ooners na8 Maracaibo geiunOt.
9ieie @ert6eilung 0eS &rieg86ebarf8
miro aI8 8etpeis bafir aufgefaBt,
baB Der 9rGii0ent, fans feline Streitz
trGfte in benz bebori te6enben Engage
ment nit ben SnIurgenten geI6lagen
tper0en unb er entfommen fam, feline
2Q6ii6t bu6in ge6t, ben @iOerftunO
bod fprt3uIeBen un0 ben !6auptitB
Der Hegierung na9 San G~riitObal i'm
GuBerften Deften BON 8ene3uelu gu
berIegen. Sein 8orgeben bat bier in
finan3ieQen urb 9anOeI5tretIen Elm
8efiibl DON 0epreiiton 6erborgerufen
Der britifde Sreu3er n9uGas" 1T
auf Der &6ebe BON Ga 9uaira bOr
@nter gegangen.
8ort Of Spatn n, Sriniba6, 6.
Nuguit. - Na4 6ier aus @ene3uela
eingegangenen Ra9ri9ten pirb Bar
celonu i'm Stuate 8ermube3 gegerz
pdrtig BON 800 Sniurgenten unter
benz Commando bes Generals 8latero
belugert, fpel6e Die uebergube Der
@taOt Derlangen. Die 8eiaButg an
8egierung5truppen belGuft ii8 nur
auf 200 Manr, unb es pirb ni9t gez
gIuubt, baB tie ii6er6aupt DtOeritun6
leiIten tper0en.
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Gnlombia's Birgcrfrieg.

QmneItiez0 efret berfe6lt feline 8irz
flung unb gilt oG5 3eiden Der
64pd4e.-Sene bIuti9e S4Ia6t
bel 4gua 0ulce.
Pandmd a, Colombia, 6. Nuguit.
- General SaIa5ar, Der 8ouDerneur
BON Banana, Bat bDm colDmbiuniz
i6en &riegSminiIter, General Mriitiz
be5 8ernanbe3, Elm Selegrumm bes
Snbalt5 empfdngen, ba5 neuli8e Qm=
neitiez0 etret be8 8rGIibenten Der Rez
pu6lit, bur9 pel9eS alien S~nIurgenz
ten, bic ii9 inner6al6 elmer beIttmmz
ten 3eit untsrperfen piir0er, uqc
cpnItitutioneQen @arontie'n gepG6rt
tpiirben, babe 6ei einigen Mttglieoeru
Der Ii6eralen 9drtei ben @in0ruf err
tpeft, Die Regierung lei f4pu9 gez
tpprben.
Sci gaIimu bertpeigerte es cine Sn=
furgenten6anbe, it6 Der 3egierung gu
u%nterperfen. General Perbomo pur0e
bann nit einem gr0Beren Sr~uppenf0r=
per ausgei9idt. Seine SoGbaten umz
5ingelten bic Sniurgenten unb nab
men bieieI6en, na9bem tie 6artnGfiz
gen 8iOeritanO geleiftet batten, gefanz
gen.
8afbtngton, .. e., 6. Dug.
= Sine 6eute bei'm Stats epartez
ment aus Banana eingetroffene Ruz
betoepeT6e, pom 8. @uguft batirt, mel
bet baS 9or6anbsniein repolutionGrer
8riegsI9iffe in Der Sal, fopie baB
cine 6lutige S4la8t Bel Qgua 0ulce
ft~attgefunoen bat, Ra8 Der 9epei6e
lit ii6er Den @usgang bieier 64Iadt
nod ni4ts 0efinitiDes befdnnt, bo4
be6auptet Die Regierung, baB btrSteg
auf i6rer Sette lei. 9as amerttaniz
f9e &riegsf6iff n3anger" 6efin0et
fi4 in Der 8at. Commander POtter
bon benz n3anger" fanbte bon pa
mama foIgenbe 9epeI4e:
gRepolutiondre5 S9iff por benz
9aFen. @s erI9eint i~nopportun, benz
fel6en gu perlafen. Der 8Ouperneur
penOet RBt cine anOere Su4mst9O0s
an"
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Cine farRe 2Se1r.

8ertbeibtgen sic Sbren &5rper ges
gen &runt6eit bur6 Den 9ebrau9 BON
Suits 9iuen, Elm tets Ii9erer8 !Seil>
mittel gegen &opfI6mer3en, 9bspepiie.
Mulariu, @eritOpfung un0 ale Damit
beripdnbten 9etben.
''gas GrirbraN brs Gtbras p
Or. Suit! S6re 2e6er=piaeu FtnS
bos 9riebrab be8 9eben8. SD perbe
benz 3ufaG Itets banf6ar fein, Der midi
bieIelben tennen lernen IieB. S. 6cirr
Leigh Platte Cannon, GOl.
Suits 2ebet.GiWett.
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Gdarfcs ltrthetG.
SPanti8er Gapitdn auF ben P4iIippis
men gu II Su6ren 3u4t6au8 Oerz
urt6eilt.

men gu II Su6ren 3udt4auS Oerz
urt6eilt.
WantIa, 6. NuguIt. - 8t6ter
So6nion Oon Der 8roDin5 Pangaiinan
bat einen ipaniI4en acknowledgement
pitdn, RamenS Garcia, gu 1~7=jdbriger
Ginfperrung perurt6eilt, neil Oerielbe
II Sage na8 9epe9'5 Sieg einen
Sn7urgentenz8 General unO einen Snz
furgentenzOffi3i binriaten IieB. Die
@refution mar auf 8efebl zines
&rieg8geri9t8 ou5gefiibrt pOr0en,
nel6es auf Sr0re 0e5 Ipanii4en Giz
Dily@ouDerneur8 Der 9ropin3 etn6ez
rufen fporDen mar. Die I6arfe 8ers
urt6eilung tpir0 bier Ie6r abfGQig fritz
tiTirt uno nit ben gelin6en Strafen
oergli6en, nit pel6en 2eute, ME Sc
neral Smith, N}ajor Wuller DOm
Martnecorp8 uno Gapitdn @tenn pom
5. Snfanteri Egfegiment OoDon gez
tOmmen Tin0.
4m SOnntag purOe bier Der nStolz
3en6er8 9OIten" Der n9eteranenzgrz
NEE Der 96ilippinen"" nit $50 N}itz
gIieoern 8egrinOet. Ser nPoIten" lit
mad O6erit Stol3en6erg pom /. g}ez
6ra5toer 6r~eipiGigenz Regiment 8ez
nannt fpOrOen, fDel4er an Der SpiBe
7eine5 Regiment5 in Der S4la4t BET
2uingua fiel. Mtan tpirO audi bic in
ben Ser. Staten befinOli6en 8etez
ranen gu Dem neuen nPoIten" beranz
5u3ie6en iu4en.
Sn Der 9roOin3 StOtlO iin6 Die
9reIioente5 eifri9 6eitre6t, gemein@
f6aftli4 8egen Die unrubigen Glez
mente bor5uge6en. Man bat gu bic
fem 3nete bic Organiirung BON 9&i>
Ii3gQ6t6eiIungen empfO6len un0 min
aud ben grOBen Plantagenz8eIiBern
bas 3e8t ge6en, PrioutzS 4uBmann>
f8aften auf i6ren 9actenOas gu ball
+e+t
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8abl=6lerfs.
abf=Slcrf
Sureau Ger @abIaufiId,tssS eb6rre Ger
graft Sdltimpre,
Gcltd)tshaus.

ga!timOre, ben 6. guauit 1909.
Sn llebereinltimmune nit ben 9ori1riften Des
10. @5i6Hitts Oes s.. artiicls Deg biitutliden ais
9eHieinen SeisBbu6ts bat Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
De Der 5toot baltimore bic 98lbl=6lerfs fIr Die
perloieotnen 9sabl=qre8infte Der b~eiuotcn Staet
ernaHnf uHo mo5t hermit Die Ramen uno bic
Seoenitneen Der 10 ernaunten 9eriOnen, ioiptt bic
relpstttoe politii6e 9artei bsfaHnt, iuel6e bic geS
aannten Yerionen, in Der Ibfbt Der 9SablduIleber=
SeDoroe, %pertreten ipaen. Sic 70 ernanHten Yerloz
men %fnHeirtn Hur ais @a6l@Gltris.
Sas Seieb ma6t es oitier @cb0roe sur 9fli6t,
ir9fno ipel6e eegeu Die 6dbi9teit ooer Aualittfation
ir9fHo elmer us Gltrt trnauHtcn 9erion err
bebeHen Ginipenbuneen, Die i6riftii6 bel ~berielben
elngereI6t lpcroen m60en, genau gu pruien, 1nO
lr9eno fpfiben iolbeu Glert d~bjuieBeu, Dsl6sn
pIelelbe bel Der ll~uteriubung ais u%npaIeuD oOer
untabig befinoeu ioate.
Ghdrles .. Garter,
SSitiiam 8. @prter,
Sames g.. WcGlellan,
98lblaufieber.
Sames g. Suhbert.
Sbef>Glert.
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