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MURPHY & Co INC

Board of Trade Building, Savannah.
PRIVATE leased wires greet to New
York, Chicago AID New Orleans.
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New York Office, No. 81 Broadway.
Oflces in principal cities throughout
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traders.
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alveston-Nominal; middling 9 S-16;
net receipts, 1853; gross. 1858; sales,
LOO; stock, 47,5O3.
Norfolk-Nominal; middling sac;
net receipts, $50; gross, $50; stock, U.s.
H3. ExpOrts-Coastwise, 1872.
Baltimore-Nominal; middling CSC;
gross receips, 81; stock, 10,724
Boston-Steady; middling 93sc; net
receipts, 81; gross, 1,001.
Wilmington-Dull; middling 9Ac;
stock, 61S6.
Philadelphia - Steady; middling
. Lille; net receipts, 3; gross, 3; stock,
1876
savannah-steady; middling 9Ac;
net receipts, 225; gross, 225; stock, 49,
SbS. EXports-Coastwise 256.
New Orleans-Steady; midding, 9hc;
net receipts, 1888; gross $50: sales, l25;
stock, 141,711. Exports-Great Britain,
$500, continent, 1863.
Mobile-Nominal; middling S7sc.
stock, 1856.
Memphis-steady; middling &c; net
receipts, 823; gross, 712; sales, 400;
stock. 30, 1863
Augusta-Dull; middling 9Mc; net
1882
Charleston-Quiet nominal; stock, l.
913.
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling 9Ac; net
receipts, 116; gross, 176; sales, so; stock,
1871.
Louisville-Firm; middling 9ssc.
st. Louis-Quiet; middling SAC; net
1891.
Houston-Dull; middling 3-16c; net
Sl9.
New York-Quiet; middling 7-16c;
net receipts, s. gross, 1,934 sales, go;
stock 1876 Exports-Great Britain,
1913; continent, 3,O44.
Total To-day-Net, $3.50; Great Brit
1884,
Consolidated-Net, 1851; Great Brit
an sn 1903; France, 787; continent, 22,-
Total Since Sept. / Net, 7,340, 661;
Great Britain, 2,937,S61; France, $751;
05b, continent Q 4q5 562
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IN Southern
ON Railway.

Trains arrive and depart Savannah
on Goth meridian time-one hour slower
than city time.
Schedule Effective April Is, 1902.
TO THE NORTH AND EAST.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NrARKETs.

MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Note-These quotations are revised
daily and are kept as near as possible
in accord with the prevailing whole
sale prices. Official quotations are not
used when they disagree with the
prices wholesalers ask.
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Savannah Bank
and Trust Go.
Capftaf x35O 600.

JOSEPH ID. WEED, President.
JOHN c. ROWLAND, Vice President.
VIM. F. McCAULEY, Cashier.
SAML. L. CLAY, Assistant Cashier.
A general banking and exchange
business transacted.
Savings Department, interest
computed quarterly.
Accounts of merchants, banks
ana corporations solicited.
American Express COmpany's let
tiers of credit issued available I'm all
parts of the world.
collections carefully made and
promptly accounted for.
Safety Deposit Boxes and Storage
Vaults for rent.
Correspondence invited.
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nothing doing.
Rosin, unchanged.
Wilmington, May 20.-No markets;
holiday.
New Orleans, May 20.-Receipts,
rosin So barrels.
Exports to Hamburg, rosin, 295.
New York, May 20.-Rosin easy.
Turpentine dull. 47h@4Sc.
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"Daily. sExcept Sunday.
Connections made at terminal points
with all trains Northwest, West and
Southwest.
Sleeping cars on night trains between
Savannah and Augusta, Macon, At
lanta, Columbus, Ga, and Birming-
ham, Ala.
Parlor cars on day trains between
Savannah. Macon and Atlanta.
For complete information, schedules,
rates and connections. apply to
w. G. BREWER, City Ticket and
Passenger Agent, LOT Bull street, or
w. r. MCINTYRE. Depot Ticket
Agent.
J. C. HALLE, Gen. Pass. Agent.
F. ]. ROBINSON, Asst. Genl Pass.
Agent.
W. A. wINBURN, Traffic Manager.
THEO. D. KLINE. General Supt.
Savannah. Ga.
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Exports previously ...... s2,046 141, 919
Total .................. "a, 7S6 1899
Stock to-day ....... II, 566 90, 1856
Stock last year ...... 1852 1O3. 745
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Parlor Cars on Trains II and al
Close connections made at Montgomery
for Mobile, New Orleans and all points,
in the Southwest. Close connections att
Cuyler for Statesboro and at CordeleI
with G.. S. & F. for Macon, Atlanta andl
Chattanooga.
Train No "a, the FLORIDA ANDI
LIMITED, solid
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Plant System of Railways.

Meridian slower Time.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Frank P. Sargent, president Of the
Locomotive Firemen's union, has ac-
copied the position Of commissioner
general of immigration offered him by
President Roosevelt.
Whitelaw Reid and the members Of
the special embassy to the coronation Of
Edward VII have decided to pay the OK.
penses out of their own pockets. The
expenses of General James H. Wilson,
the army representative, and Captain
Charles E Clark, the naval representa-
tive, and their aids will be paid out Of
an official contingent fund.
The senate committee on military
affairs authorized an unfavorable report
on the nomination Of Captain William
B. Crozier to be chief of tho bureau Of
ordnance. with the rank Of brigadier-
general. The reason given 10 the fact
that he is charged with being interested
in certain ordnance patents. Another
reason given is that the law prohibits
the appointment to the position of chief
of the ordnance bureau Of an officer
holding rank below that Of lieutenant.
colonel.
Americas "seat Of empire" says q
rscant census bulletin. is found in the
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HIS RICHES TOOK wINos.

Henry ". Lucas Loses an Inheritance Of
Two Million Dollars.
Henry v. Lucas was freed Of $4,000
indebtedness by the United States dis
trict court at Chicago. and was dis
charged from bankruptcy. The peti.
TONER'S schedule, which contained no
assets, showed that in 1882 he inherited
!, 1000, 900 from his father, Judge Lucas
Of st. Louis. When Lucas's petition
was fled he was working as q Pullman
palace car conductor.
Lucas, on receiving his inheritance.
embarked upon a career Of activity and
mortgaged his real estate heavily b
raise money. His first venture was .
barge line between st. Louis and New
Orleans, but Jay Gould entered into
competition with the barge line, causing
Lucas to lose $500. 900. Most of the in.
numbered real estate was sacrificed soon
sfterward for the benefit Of the mort
sagees. He then managed to raise sui.
icient funds TO become owner Of the
first National League baseball team that
wore the colors of st. Louis. The base
ball park was part Of this investment.
Another heavy loss resulted Lucas
next tried to secure Q nomination 81
sheriff Of his home city, but was defeated
In the primaries. Then he came to
Chicago. hopelessly in debt, and went
20 work in uniform 40 the conductor q
Q parlor q r
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

King Menelek Of Abyssinia has APP
pointed Ras Makonnen, the famous gen.
ersl who defeated the italian troops In
1895 ut the battle Of Adowa, to attend
King Edwards coronation.
The struggle of the crowds that gath.
cred at Ibrox park, Glasgow, In see the
international association football contest
between teams from England and Sco<-
land caused the collapse Of a portion Of
one Of the spectators terraces, resulting
in the death Of 81 persons and the In
jury of $50 others. Several more deaths
are expected to result from the accident.
The Elder empster company an.
nounce that they are willing to carry In
their vessels sugar from Kingston, ia
maica, to Avonmouth, England. free Of
charge, in order 10 help the West In
dian planters tide over the period until
the sugar bounties are abolished. and 70
cultivate trade between Jamaica and
England.
NJ. Hanotaux, the former French
minister of foreign affairs, was assaulted
by Q woman as he was leaving . hall 1t
Oran, Algeria. where he opened tho
session Of the National Geographical
congress. The woman clutched his arm
and said something in an undertons.
n. Hanotaux replied audibly. You can
do whatever you please" The woman
thereupon threw 9 purse In his toe.
crying ct the. same time, "Yeu ere .
coward and a wretch; you ruined my
hfe." She then struok N. Hanotsux in
the face with her r~esicule. The woman
wal arrested and afterward released n
the request Of her parents.
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SOUTH AFRICAN A

Canadians Show Great valor In Fight
with the Beers.
There was sever fighting in the
neighborhood Of Harris river, in the
southwestern extremity Of the Trans.
vaal, between part Of General Kitch.
ener's (Lord Kitchener's brother) force
and q force of 2.000 Beers commanded
by Generals Kemp and Potgieter. The
Beers attacked with great determine
ton, but the Canadian contingent. which
was the last to arrive in South Africa
from Canada. and two squadrons OF
yeomanry under Colonel Cookson. and
the artillery and mounted rifles. under
Colonel Kisr. presented such q stout
front that the burghers were forced to
retreat. One party Of Canadians. com.
manded by Lieutenant Bruce Oarruth.
ers. held its post until every man was
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kiiIed or wounoeu. 1ne Drisis1 iosses
were three officers and "a men killed
and 16 officers and l31 men wounded.
The Beers admit that they lost 1877 men
killed and wounded.
The Second Dragon Guards. in .
rear.guard action with the Boers near
Boschman's kop. had two officers killed
and five wounded and Is men killed
and SO wounded. There was q fierce
hand. to-hand struggle. in which both
sides freely used the butts Of their rifles.
Casper Kruger. the eldest son Of ex.
President Kruger, and "a other rela-
tives Of Kruger. bearing the same
family name, are among those who have
recently taken the oath Of allegiance TO
Great Britain.
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CRIME AND ACCIDENTS.

Twenty men were drowned In w
wreck Of the British steamer Athenia,
800 miles north of Caps Pillar, Chile.
Robbers drilled holes in the safe Of
the State bank at Ruskin, Neb.. aad
with nitroglycerin blew the doors on
their hinges. securing $4,000 in cash.
Twelve hotels and moro than . SCORE
Of small buildings that adjoinsd the
board walk, which 10 built along the
ocean edge ct Atlantic City, N. j., were
destroyed by fire. The loss. which u
only partly covered by insurance. win
exceed $750.0Oo.
A dispatch from Tuscumbia, Ala,
says that three men are dead, three more
fatally wounded and four seriously
wounded as the result Of Sheriff Casss-
ways attempting 10 arrest Win Roy
nolds. q desperate negro. The negro
barricaded himself in q house, from
which he shot at those who were sent
to arrest him. The Wheeler Rifles, who
arrived on the scene. fred the house,
and the negro, in attempting TO escape,
was riddled with bullets. The crowd.
numbering 1000 people, grabbed the
body and threw it into the burning
building.
With a leg broken in two places,
Charles Pretty of New Westminster.
B. G., IL years of age. crawied moro
than a mile through dense underbrush
to a tram line. which he reached in an
exhausted condition, after a painful
trip Of eight hours. He was soon as
sisted and brought to the city. The lad
had been out fishing when he fell and
broke his leg below the knee. The boys
recovery il doubtful.
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IueeonYs
The senate. In executive session, dis
eussed the charge Of bribery made In
connection with the sale Of the Danish
West Indies. No action, however. was
taken pending the investigation OF the
subject by the house committee.
The house made rapid progress with
the sundry civil appropriation bill.
Knox, from the committee on territories,
reported the bill for the admission OF
New Mexico, Oklahoma and Arizona,
and gave notice that he would call II up
at some convenient time.
wednesday.
In the senate Bailey Of Texas spoke in
opposition to the oleomargarine bill,
and said 1t was q Violation Of the con-
stitution in the placing of . tax ON an
article manufactured and sold within q
state. Depew Of New York supported
the bill.
The house, with q few uuimportant
amendments, passed the sundry civil
appropriation bill.
Thursday.
At the conclusion Of . lively debate
the senate passed the oleomargarine bill.
as smended, by q vote Of 80 to 81.
The senate bill to promote the en-
cheney Of the revenue cutter service
passed the honse BY . vote Of 1876 to 40.
The bill defines the relative rank Of
commanding officers Of the rsvenue ser.
vice and army officers, and gives the
officers of the revenue service longevity
pay equivalent to the corresponding
rank in the army.
Friday.
The senate began consideration Of the
Chinese exclusion bill, Mitchell Of Ore
gon making the opening speech. He
pointed out the necessity for the exclu-
sion of Chinese laborers and carefully
analysed the bill.
In the house the Chinese exclusion
bill was taken up. Kahn Of California
was the principal speaker. and pointed
out that the people Of the Pacific coast
were deeply concerned In the question.
He argued In favor of exclusion.
Saturday.
After passing the Indian ~appropria-
ton bill the senate considered the Chi
nese exclusion bill. Fairbanks Of In.
diana made a vigorous speech in support
of the measure. The opposition to the
bill is led by Senator Platt Of Connec-
cut. He attacked those sections Of the
bill defining exempted classes.
In the house general debate on the
Chinese exclusion bill was closed. All
the speeches favored rigid exclusion.
Monday.
The Chinese exclusion bin was passed
by the house by a viva VOC vote. The
bill practically re-enacts the existing ex-
clusion laws and incorporates with them
the existing treaty regulations. 1t ex-
tends these exclusion laws to the Phil.
ippines and the other possessions Of the
United States. and forbids Chinese
labor in our colonial possessions coming
into this country. 1t is also provided
that no vessel under American register
shall employ Chinese crews in voyages
terminating at IN American port.
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prairie region of fne central west. OF
which Chicago is the commercial met.
ropolis. The prairie as the home OF
American citizens has outstripped all
competitors, and now constitutes the
topographic division Of the United
States which contains the greatest pop
ulation. This region has q population
Of IS, 800. $40, being 17.5 per cent Of the
whole population Of the United States.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

I have appointed John Pardy my agent and
authorized him 10 collect all bills due
me. and transact any business connected
with the renting or sale Of my property
In Eureka.
Parties desiring to purchase or rent my Mob
Hill residence and furniture will be
shown over the premises upon making
application to Mrs. Henry Zadow.
NJ. KARSKY.
Eureka. Nevada, January q. 1902.
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There has been . total of 1876 cases and
1lo deaths from cholera at Manila sinos
the disease first broke out. says . recent
dispatch.
The viii Of Cecil Rhodes provides Tor
the establishment Of colonial scholar.
ships and two American Scholarships 10
each Of the present states and terri.
tories Of the United States. The win
also provides for five scholarships for
students Of German birth. to be nomin-
ated by Emperor William. The scholar.
ships are Of the value Of 81, 500 q year.
tenable for three years. at Oxford. Mr..
Rhodes has left e10. zoo, 900 for the
Of Anglo American scholar.
ships. In a oodicil. t~elsgraphsd from
South Africa. Rhodes says: "For .
good understanding between England.
Germany and the United States win
secure the peace Of the world, and sAu-
Observation-Disclosures ihAgrsaxaaAuA"
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PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
ITEMS or INTEREST PICKED FROM
THE WEEKS DISPATCHES.

Strange Case of Bigamy-woman Aids
Prisoners to Escape-Fatal Accident
to Veteran Ho Sc Trainer-suicide In .
Church-New Railroad In California
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WIRELESS TELEPHONE.

J. H. Lille Says He Hal Discovered .
New System.
While constructing q barbed.wir tele.
phone system for the farmers in the
northern part Of San Joaquin county.
Gal, J. H. Lille. who has charge Of the
Sunset or Pacific States telephone bust.
ness in Lodi. says that he discovered .
new system for telephoning without
wires, and has already made ont the
necessary papers for . patent for . sys
tenn with which he hopes to revolution.
izs communication by voice.
While testing one wire Lille heard
some n talking ON the independent
line eight miles away. He thought the
matter out and found that he had . wire.
less telephone that il entirely different
from anything ever reported heretofore.
Mr.. Lille refuses to give out any par.
ticulars Of his new system till he has
secured Q patent on 1t, as he wishes 10
protect himself, but he says that later
the invention viii be given to the public.
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Gulebra 9slann.
Die operetipnsbafis far Die arosen ysarins.
tteu6per LII Se;emter.

Die i'm Seassrfsr b. s. in Der faris
bifden See itaitfinbenDen Marines
manDper tperben tie grDbten berartis
gen uebunsen balfte1en, luelde je BON
Snfel Guns 8riegsflotte ausgefii6rt
purben. Sic an ben Mdnopern tbeil~
n%ebmenben 99iffe perben BON nabeau
5000 Sffi5ieren uno MannIAaften Be-
febt fein. Mfs Sperationsbaiis fir
bic Man0ber bent gulebra Sslanb.
Der Ditlidfte She'll Ger antiaiiden 9e>
iiBungen Der Ser. Staaten. DAP man
als Musganespunft Der Manober nidt
San Suar auf Borto &ieo tpdblte, lit
benz umftanbe 5u5uf9reiben, bab Der
bortise 9afen nidt genigenb tief TT,
UNI grobe S9la9tf9iffe a%ufnebmen gu
f0nnen. Die Ser. Staatenz Heeierung
unterbGlt atpar in San Suan cine Mas
rineitation, bic aber mebr als Sdiffss
baubpf bisnt. Gulebra Sslanb 1T cine
Der fleinen Snieln Ditlia BON pDrto
Mico. Die grDbte Oieler Snieln lit
Wieques, bas flint Meilen bon porto
Rico urlb a1t Meilen BON gulebra ents
fernt ltegt. Die Sniel bat cine 2dnge
BON 81 unb cine 9reite BON feds Metz
len unb bilbet bic fiblihe @ren5e beg
8iequsszG unbes. gulebra Sslanb tit
balb 10 groB als @ieques. Sein an
Der Sibfeite gelegener 9afen tit anf
cine Qdnae BON Il Meilen unb auf cine
9reite pon ) Metle 36 Biz AZ SUB ttef,
70 bab bic sr0Bten Gdiffe bort Dor
Mnfer geben tDnren. Der umitanb,
bab Der 9ufen faft san3 BON 2anb ein@
gef9lofen unb gegen Die gefdbrliden
Norbofttpinbe sefdiBt TT, ma9t i'm
nod Defenders p~ertbpon. gulebra
Sslanb pirb besbdlb als permanente
IDENTIFICATION etngeridtet, bon Der aus
bic finftisen Operationen Der Ser.
Stdaten : Marine in ben neitinbis
f9sn @efpdHsrn aeleitet tperbsn.
Dur9 cine 4ongrebbepinisung BON
$4,000 purbe bprten Der 8au Tempo
rGrer 8araden ermDgIidt, bic bon $50
Marineiolbaten befeBt finb. Don GU
Zebra Sslanb aus pirb bic @irginS
pafage beberrfdt, Durd nelde bic
bauptfd9lidite Sdifffahrtslinie bon
europa nab benz Sitbmus bon pae
mama gebt. gu Staten fommt ferner
bic NG6e bes @ieques=S unbes, in benz
tueser feinsr gef9iBten Gage sege,
bic porberri1enbm Minbe e~bentuel
bic gauge l1nionsflotte liegen fann.
Cine Der Sanbbdnfe, bic fid bonn
tpetlideu @noe bon @ieques mad
porto Rico bin erftreden. perenet bic
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Souruali[ttu-0sim
Bon oer SnteraationaIen Gisa Oct Wrebtlabs
bfer5nIamoe eetdbert.

Bon bee SnternattpnaIea Giea BET wrebtIabs
bieraaIanse e~eHdbert.
Die @rinbung zines sSournaliitenz
9eims bilbet bas projett, fir beFen
Werpirtli4uns Bite Snternattonale
2iga Der preb=alubs, cine Organize
ton berporrasenber Sournaltten unb
Sournalifftnnen bteraulanbe, lett aebn
Sabren thre Rraft etngefebt bat. Dte
Sbee enttammt benz @efhdftsfubrer
bss philadelphia Meeorb,1 SSames g.
Megartnen, Der beute nod WorFbenber
bes 9eimsGonbsS Romites Der 2iga
unD @9aBmeiiter bes Sonbs 1T. Mls
Gefddftsfiibrerin beg SrauenSD epars
tenents fuht Grau 9arriet potter
Nourfe BON Der .Netp Yorf Women's
preB@ bas Snterefe fir bas 9eim in
ben 5ablrei9en Srauen=p 4lubs
i'm Qanbe gu eripeden unb gu erbalten.
Das 9etm eelangt in Jlep Orange,
q. s., our Grri9tuns, pr bic Nep
Orange Snbuftrtal MHoeiation a9t
Older 2onbes fir ben .3ped sei9enft
Fat. Gs pirb i'm @tile zines glten
@ommers unb M%interbotels dufges
fIbrt; auberbem er1tebt auf benz Sc
ldnbe Elm Sanntorium fir franfe
sSournoliiten ober fol9e, bic Der @r~
6ollng u1b ipeaieIen pflese bebirfen.
Dos 9otel, tn gilen unb @taBl ers
bort, tpirb IN feiner in1eren ginrin~
tung atpar nidt lururiDs fein, aber
alien mobernen Romfort unb ole nelis
5eitli9en Decentralization barbietsn.
Cine ausgetpdbIte 8tbliotbef 1tebt fo>
pobl ben @dften als ben Snpaliben
our @erfisuns. Rranfe Sournaliiten,
bic an beaablen ni9t in Der Gage iinb,
finber in benz Sanatorium, benz Elm
Stab diserlefener Nerate bpritebt, urtz
entgeltlihe Behanblung. Oas Sands
toritm nirb Desinft3irungsrdume,
SonnenbaIen unb %abgefonberte Sc
bdube fir folde Sonrnuliiten entbals
ten, bic an anitedenben 4ronfbeiten
leiben. unfern bes Gandtoriums err
hebt ii1 cine boIfommen ausgeftdttete
9urrbdIIe. Man nirb bss Gerneren
auf benz @eldnbe bes 9eims @tdae
nit Reitpferben, fotpie Metts 2aufbab1
nen antreffen, au9 tperben fdmmtlthe
@trdtbe fir @olffpiel unb atbletifde
Gpiele borhanben fein.
Der Bau bes 6eims erforbert nas
tiirlih cine grobe Summe. Ser 2iga
murben besbalb BON 3nblreiden,
anberbalb bes 3eitungsfa9ts iteben<
ben perionen 8eibilfen anseboten, fe
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tel our Riidtehr mad tbrsn GniiebIuas
gen betpesen, fonoern febten tire stel'
loien Wanberunsen BON gortton tpeta
Ar fort.
Die @ette Der Dudpboraen Der
Rame 1T pon Dudoborap, uStretter
bes @etites" abgelettet) entitanb eftpa
um's Sabr 1885. sic perperfen BITE
ttr9li9e 2e6re. BON Der Grinttdt unb
Der @ottbeit gbrifti unb berufen ft9
auf ein inneres 2t9t. Den Satras
menten, benz Gpttesbtenite unb ben
prieifern lesen fie penig Wertb BET;
peber lesen ffe einen Gib ab, nod
molten tie 4riegsDienfte leiiten. Die
ruffii9e Gesierun9 perfolste BITE
Du9obor5en auf bas llnbarmherz
sisfte; unter Nleranber I.-(1801 Bis
1925 aber murben thnen Mpbniibe
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Bic pudobor,fn.
oia bellies DysbIeH ser famapiiMtn oesies
su-me-Tanattfer.

oia bellies DysbIsm Der famaeif6tn Stssies
snms-6anaaiter.
Gin bellies prpblem tit Der Hesies
rtng Ronabos burh ben Musbrnh
Der Mabnibeen Der bort angeiiebelten
Dunobor3en entitanbeIt, tpegen berer
bteie Sette ieiner 3eit in RuBlanb
perfolgt ipurbe unb pelhe bic lIrfa4e
fir BITE Mustpanberung bon eired 1000
Du9obor5en in 1899 nan benz Do
minimum bilbeten. Die DuAoboraen
batterr i9 felt ibrer Nieberlahung tn
ben propin5en Manitoba unb MiEnis
bpia, no ibnen BON ber fanobifhen
Neaitrung efn NieienfDmpler bon etfpa
$500 Mdern 2anbes anseipiefat
iporben mar, DerbdltnibmdBig ruhig
perbnlten.
leulid aber erfdienen ungefdbr
1900 Dudoborsen, bon benen poae 70
proaent Grauen unb 2inber ipdren, in
Dorfton in Mffiniboid. sic batten,
tDie fie fagten, ihre Wobnungen Ders
lafen, rum binaus gu aieben in bic
Melt, bic Qente au befebren unb mad
einem neuen 2i9te gu iuden." @uf
ibren 8efiBungen. mo bic Grnte Der
gtnbeimlung t~partete, batten tie ibr
Wteb freigeldfen, neil, ME ie erfldrs
ten, bafelbe gu bsrielben Grei6sit be-
reHtigt lei, ipie fie, bic Oudoborsen,
1elbft. 8iele Der MnfOmmlinee pdren
borfub unb birftig getlsibet. Die
Uqratiter lieBen iid ipsber bur4 gilt,
N@ts 3ureben nod burd ionittse Dit