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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
Dead Letter Office Business.

The annual report of the operations of
the Dead Letter Office for the fiscal year
ended June 80, 1903, has been prepared,
and will be embodied in the forthcom-
ing report of First Assistant Postmaster
General Wynne. The report states that
it is made to appear that there has been
a large and steady increase in its annual
receipts, which is due to the great and
constant increase in the volume of mat
ter passing through the mails.
The total receipts for the year were
something over 100000 pieces-the
largest in the history of the office-ex-
ceeding those of the preceding year by
some $4,000 pieces. Of the aggregate
number $685., 2o5 pieces were opened.
The money found in opened letters
amounted to $48,634, but this sum in
cluded money generally coinr found
loose in the mails or in postoffices and
consigned to the Dead Letter Office.
Commercial paper found, such as drafts,
checks, money orders, ETC., represented a
face value of $I,4o3,563. The number of
merchandise parcels received was 254,-
$50, which were restored to the owners
as far as possible. Photographs were
found in 2Io,o55 letters and parcels.
Letters which contained postage stamps
in varying amounts from one cent up
ward numbered 24o,o55.
The domestic misdirected letters re-
ceived numbered 5542oI. There were
1902 letters held for postage.
Under the regulations deliverable mer-
chandise matter is to be hereafter held
for one year, instead of two, as formerly,
before being sold, and this change rem
dered necessary an additional sale dur
ing the year. The first sale was held in
December, 1903, and the gross proceeds
were $3,535. The second occurred in
February, 1903, and the gross proceeds
were $5,244.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
Flour Mills Slut Down.

Minneapolis, MINI. (SpeciaD. -
Fourteen Of the II flour mills belong
ing to the Pilsbury- Washburn, the
Washburn- Crosby and the Consoli-
dated Milling Companies have been
closed by the strike, The remaining
three, which belong to the Washburn
Crosby Company, will be closed as
soon as the wheat in the bins is run
out 1t was part. Of the plan of the
strikers to leave every mill in geo |
condition, with the wheat all run out.
They are satisfied with the action of
the operatives in the mills still run
ming. There is no sign that the four
mills belonging to independent COM
panies will be disturbed for the pres
emf
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
Lives Lost Ia Riots.

The following bulletin has been post
ed at the State Department:
"The Department Of State has re-
ceived advices from the American
charge at St. Petersburg to the effect
that in the Gomcl riot eight Jews and
FIVE Christians lost their lives. Mr.. Rid
die says that no foreigners or foreign
interests suffered"
In view of the position taken by the
Russian government at the time OF the
Kisheneff affair Chat the imperial au-
thorities would decline to receive for
eign representations concerning do
nestle matters where no foreign inter-
ests were involved) the report of the
American charge at St. Petersburg
that no foreigners or foreign interests
were jeopardized in the recent anti
Semitic riot at Gomel closes the in
cident so far as the State Department
is concerned.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
IL The Departments.

Assistant Surgeon General H. D.
Geddngs has been detailed as delegate
to the International Sanitary Plague
Conference, which is to convene in
Paris October TO-
A composite address was issued by
leaders Of the colored race, giving their
composite view of the race problem.
The Attorney General has rendered
all opinion unfolding the action Of
Captain Leary, when Governor Of
Guam, in ccndemning the property Of
Lieutenant Stafford for government
purposes.
The State Department received adj
vices that in the riots at Gomel, Rus
STA, eight Jews and five Christians lost
their lives. No foreign interests suf-
fered.
The Navy Department has ordered
the gunboat Nashville to proceed to
Bluefelds, Nicaragua, for the protec
ton of American interests there.
Secretary Moody has instructed ST.
perintendent BrownSon not to permit
hazing at the Naval Academy.
The Commissioner General of Imm-
grafton will take action against the
American Textile Works, Pawtucket,
R. l., for violation of alien contract la
Dor law.
The compromise between the Saliva
dor Commercial Company and the Sal
vadorean government has been ratified
BY the national government.
The final details OF the commercial
treaty with China are being worked
out,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
Two Swinjlers Run In.

Steubenvile, O. (Special).-The two
men who are charged with having rob-
bed farmer John Kerr of $4,000, and
who we're captured after being pursued
and shot by posse of farmers last
Monday, we're identified as William
Wilson and Cameron Bostetter, alias
big Charley Adams" Houston Keep
Ter, of Barberton, Ohio, has identified
the two men as those who swindled him
out of $1,000 in card game in 1891. A
guard has been placed around the Jail
because of the presence Of a number OF
strange men in town who are believed
to be friends of Wilson and Bostetter,
and whom, the authorities fear, may
a rescue.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
DYNAMITE IN THEIR PATH.
Dissatisfied Poles Kill Contractor on the
Wabash Railroad.

Washington, Pa. Especially One of
the most bloodthirsty murders in the his
tory of Washington county occurred on
the Middletown road, about IS miles
from here. Samuel T. Ferguson, of the
Ferguson Construction Company, of
Pittsburg, was instantly killed, and his
secretary, Charles L. Martin, of Cincin-
nati was fatally injured
The two men were driving along the
road in buggy. carrying $1,000 in cash
with which to pay off some of their men
employed on construction work along the
line of the Wabash Railroad, when sud-
denly an explosion of dynamite in the
roadway literally tore the rig to pieces,
killed Ferguson outright and threw Mar
tin zoo feet and tearing his left arm al
most from the socket.
1t has been learned that two men sup
posed to be Poles placed the dynamite in
the road for the purpose of killing Pay
master Ferguson, and had arranged to
explode it by means of an electric bat
tery
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
| Cre!gn.

The French Foreign Office declares
that any negotiations with Great Bri-
tain on the subject of Morocco are con-
fined to the matter of a good under
standing, and it is denied that France
contemplates protectorate over Mo-
rocco.
The Bulgarian War Office has re-
ceived information that in event OF hos
tilites between Bulgaria and Turkey
the Turks will endeavor to seize the
Shipka Pass. and strong bulgarian
forces are held in readiness
Reports that the visit OF Sir Fred
erick Treves to the King at Balmoral
was on account of the Kings health
were denied, and it is stated that the
visit is entirely OF social nature.
The Gar appointed NJ. de Martens,
professor Of international law at the
University OF St. Petersburg, third ar
b:trator in the claims OF the allied pow
ers against Venezuela.
1t is reported that Lord Miner has
fnaily consented 10 accept the post of
colonial secretary, to succeed Joseph
Chamberlain in the British Cabinet.
III SllIkC VI iliCl III DNiiiiI
caused several riots, mounted police hav-
ing to charge the mobs.
Canon Maccoil, at an intercession
service held in London in behalf OF
the Macedonians, described them 'as
laboring under disabilities rendering
them practically outlaws deprived of
the elementary rights OF humanity"
The British Ambassador at Con
stantinoplc has been instructed to in
form the Porte that neither Turkey nor
Bulgaria must expect support from
the British government in resisting the
execution OF reforms in Macedonia.
1t is understood that Lord Miner,
Britie. high commissioner, has been
Offered, and has declined, the colonial
secrctaryshp. but further pressure is
being brought to bear upon him.
Premier Balfour, Of England, in
letter discussing the Macedonian stu
alton, says the British governments
policy is to support Russia and Aus
tria in pressing the scheme of reforms.
The Porte has expressed a wish for
the withdrawal of the American war
ships at Beirut.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
Saved by Her Corset.

Salisbury, N. c. (SpeciaD.-The cor
set OF a neatly dressed woman saved
1er from death. She had come in from
South Carolina and was walking along
, steep embarrassment on the line OF the
Southern Railway, when she fell a dis.
lance of several feet and her body
struck the end of crosstic in the
bridge connecting the two sections oil
he city. There she was suspended in
an upright position for half an hour,
supported by her strong corset, which
nad been caught by a projection from
he tie, while several trains passed un-
Ter her
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
NOVEL DIVORCE DECISION.
A Woman Whose Plea Was the Sentence of
Husband to Prison.

Philadelphia (SpeciaD.-In dismiss
ing the libel in a divorce suit filed by
Minerva Kaufman against her hus-
band, Henry H. Kaufman, Presiding
Judge Sulzberger, of Common Pleas
Court, handed down an opinion which
decides for the first time in the his
tory OF the Pennsylvania courts what
was intended by the act of Assembly
OF May 8, 1854, as amended by the act
Of June I, 1891.
Under this act it is provided that
when either party to marriage shall
be convicted and sentenced for for
gerry or any infamous crime the other
can urge such conviction as a ground
for an absolute separation.
The lbelant, Minerva Kaufman,
averred that her husband had been con-
victed of larceny and was sentenced for
three years. Because the three years
was made up of two sentences instead
o. one, the judge declared against Mrs.
Kaufman
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
Girl Accused of Arson.

Waterbury, Ct (Special).-Miss Mary
Maloney, 10 years of age, has been ar
rested in this city on the charge of arson,
alleged to have been committed on Feb
ruary and s, 1908, when the woman
was employed in the clearinghouse of a
Mrs. Foster, in Melrose, Mass. Five
times within a period of "a hours the
house was set on fire. The prisoner is
said to have confessed that she set the
fires for revenge. -
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
MIR. Garfield VIII Accept.

Cleveland, o. (SpeciaD.-Harry A.
Garfield, son of the late President Gar.
ield, has accepted his appointment to
The chair of political Jurisprudence at
Princeton On. j. University Mr.. Gar
ield's selection to fill the position means
ais immediate removal to Princeton
md the probable dissolution OF the law
irm OF which he is member, COM
posed OF himself, his brother and Fred
rick G. Howe Mr.. Garfield succeeds
DR.. John Houston Finley, elected to
he presidency Of the College Of the
City Of New York,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
Four Killed In Collision.

Marion, Ind. (SpeciaD.-Four men
were killed here when an interurban car
ran into a construction train on the
c.. c. &. L. Railroad: Joseph Wolf, of
Peru. Ind, fireman on the Chicago,
Cincinnati and Louisville engine; head
cut nearly off John Armour, IS
years old, OF Marion, laborer on con-
struction train; instantly killed. Chas.
Lass, laborcr on construction train;
instantly killed. David Moore, of
Marion, and John Caldwell, OF Rock
vile, workmen on the construction
train were fatally injured.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
Millions to Found College.

Des Moines, Iowa Especially Fred
erick M. Hubbell, one of the wealthiest
men in Iowa, his wife, Frances E. Hub
bell, joining, has conveyed property to
the value of about $5,ooo,oco to himself
and his sons. Frederick c. Hubbel and
Grover c. Hubbell, of Des Moines, trus-
tees of the Frederick M. Hubbel estate,
and to their successors in trust for the
trustees and their lineal descendants
with a limitation, over to the State of
Iowa, to be used in founding college OF
learning in the city Of Des Moines,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
Clifton Branh am Hanged.

Richmond, Va. SPECIALIZATION
Branham paid the penalty of vile muir
der at Wise. Before going to the gal
lows he made a speech of some length,
claiming that he was justified in the kill
ing by the circumstances. He appealed
to those present for Endorsement Of
his deed, and about 900 Of the crowd,
if is said, agreed with him. At 1877 p.
m. the drop fell, and in 20 minutes he
was pronounced dead, his neck being
broken BY the fall.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
Financial,

Traders think Lake Superior is at
tractive for turn.
The price OF plate glass at Pittsburg
has been cut 10 per cent.
The flood of cash from the Eastern
cities has started for the South and
West
Since September I, $7,372,ooo Gov
ernment money has been deposited in
national banks.
Harriman's entrance to the Erie Rail
road board looks as il he and Morgan
had forgotten the Northern Pacific
panic.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-10-02
Prohibits Boycotts and BlaekiiSts.

Montgomery. Ala. (Special). - The
Senate passed the House bill prohibiting
boycotting, blacklists, bans or picketing
in this state and provides punishment
therefor. The bill is considered very
strict and was opposed by organized
Iohor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-10

Gon9reBnlann Srbtne 9ungan BON
SSndIpn, Ohio, ais 9elnofrat eripdblt
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ia9t in einem tiir5Iiden 8rtef bon
8uI6ington, 9. g.:
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SrcnnOeu nn5uidJliefen in Der GntpfeD=
lung Sbres nnidJdbbaren 9sittelS Ees
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manente uub mirfiame &ur fir Sa=
tarrb, un0 if rattle Nlen, bic Onmtt
bebaftet itnb, bteies merfpiirbige Wtit-
tel SIT bcriu6en." - Srpine DUNCAN.
Sehermann 1T Satorrb ausgeieBt.
8erltnn fllrirt &atarr6, nflIteu ODER
6roniI1en, mo er iiBen mag.
Ser uhtb. S6onlns 8n6nn bon G6tz
cugo, Mitglieb bcS gIational Sonites
Der Oenotrotiiden Bortei, i6reibt pie
folgt:
SD tpur bier3e6n Sabre lang NIT
&aturrb be6uftet uno pbmo9l i6 bieGe
OtitteI berIu6te rno nebrere 9oftoreu
mid be6anbelten, tounte i6 feline 9l6z
billie finbeu. Sd no6nl @erltna 3ipci>
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@em sic 0urt6 beu @ebrnt6 bon
gerltnn feline prpn1pten unb befriebte
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Gie iofort an 9r. @artnnn Dem Sic
S6ren Suu nusfij6rIid beIdreiben, uno
er tpiro Shneu germ ieineu 1pert6boIen
8at6 gratis ertbeilen.
@oreNe: 9r. onrtnan, @rditbent
hes 6artnan Sallitariunt5, Columbus,
Clio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-10
gcinabc Gin 2gnfacriht.

G6icuqo, 9. Sept. - Charles
M}cGart6p, Elm GDpIer, purOe 8eitern
2(6eno Dor ieiner eiqenen 6aust6iire
un0 Dor Den 2(ugen ieiner 6rau, mel
6e i6r Sinh in ben 2trmen bate, DON
oam g}2ger SObn 8rintLe3, einem
0Gtter, erI6oFen. 0}cGartbp battle
ben Heger beIdulOj8t 6U6ner aus
ieinem 6ofe geito6len gu boben. Sin
W}o6 bemd6tiqte ii6 0s5 W}0rOers Il.
piiroe i'm gelDn6t BADEN, nenn ntdt
cine 4oli3eipotrouiQe nod redt5eitig
angelan9t lpdre uno i'm ms Staz
tion56aus 8ebro6t batte. Gr purOe
BON Dsm Y}o6 16per miBbanOelt unO
mar 5ul6 toot Dor S6reten, ais er
0d5 Stations6aus erreihte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-10
Stride nno OrganiIirte @rbCit in
Gun1ift.

MtGnQutee, 0isc., 8. Sept
0a8 6ieIige r5ournoI melOet ii6sr
einen 6iBigen Streit 5piiden Der taz
t6olii6en Stride uno Der Or8oniiirten
Qlrbeit. QBie ou5 8Iutt ungi6t, bat
8ater 81. :. 8arO BON 8elOnt erz
fldrt, neDer er, noh irgeno Elm anoez
rer tat6oliI6er 9rieIter t0nne 0enicz
niQsn, pel6e Den Gio Der SnternatiOz
nalen 3ppograpbii6en Union a6gelegt
6u6en, 2l6iolution srtbeilen, neil Die
Ter GiO Die 8srpflidtung uIferlege,
ben 5ntsreFen Der Union qrioritdt
ii6er 0iejenigen Der 8ir4e uno alien
an0eren 8idI6ten gu ge6en.
8otsr q. !. Skinner, Q0miniitroz
tor Der Gr3oi03eie, iagte 6eute, 8ater
Wurb 6u6e poutommen re6t uno er
(S6inner) piroe oasgGmlide geiugt
BADEN. @ater S6inner befinoet Ith
unter 9enisnigen, oeren Grnennung
gum 0d6folser Oe8 peritor6enen Gr3s
6ii6oFs 3aber oem 9apit Oor8eIaldz
Qen por6sn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-10
Baltimore Ohio Giicubatu.
GrfuriipuS. 9SulIctir.


S2.OO-S1nitimpr nab @biIarclpbi1 uuS ius
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mjttdQs Dtt. JtO9ll 9lbnboi $50 &oys
mittlq5.
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boi mn 924 BORN. periaNcn. Nur $lO9
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DIETER, Geupa, &ur0cttt Ytlut 6buHt.
&btct5cr mad 8o6cittr nm SbOuiuO So
luuDs uuO }urjt uur 500.
$500 Baltimore nab Ntldptlc=Sttn, 0Gpe
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RS. uue Iurud, 5rcltoa uno Sams
tag, Ocu H. NM T. September, Gins
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ptu RibtunQtu. Yitt DON au,u Sccz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-10
90 sflmnnneIns nnaeflaat.

2luitin, Ser. 9. Sept. - Den
8unoes 8e60roen Des bjeiigen 0i=
itriftes nurOe mitget6eilt, oaB 9r.S.
9. 0rate aus IeD gort, Der Der
treter Der Snterefien BON Speber II.
So. an Der NationaI6u6n pon MeTito,
unter Der 8ef4ulOigung bes Ginz
fdmugqelns tunitOouer 9anoarbeiten
i'm 0ert6e BON $125 Der @ranb SurD
in Qareoo ii6ernieien poroen lei. @ie
man erfG6rt, bate 6r.0rate bemPOrz
tier bes 3uges, neI6en er benuBte,
ous 9adet, pel6e8 bic beanitanoeten
@egenitGnoe ent6ielt, CUR Qtufberpab=
rung ii6ergs6sn. 2tls iein @epdd III
2areoo unterIu6t puroe, pur0e niat5
3oupfli6tiges gefunosn unO er lieB
ii6 oas padet crit na4 ser 3olrepiz
lion nieDer 3ufeuen. QBie 9r. 9rate
OerIi6ert, bat i6m niats fsrner gties
gen, ais cine 3ou6intey3iebun9, ano
er 6ot fid nur 3u ipGt oe5 Dem P0re
tier anoertrauten 9udetS erinntrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-10
WliBadltrter Strife6eiell.

SeattIe, BaI6, 9. September,
- SGmmtlide $50 @a9gons Der
Geattle Glectric 60, nit 2(u8naAme
Don nur 3e6n, 1ino beute i'm 8etrie6,
o6gIsi6 Oas Gretutio Gomjte Der
Union Der StraBen6a6n 8soienite=
ten einan Strife ouf 6eute frijb onQez
oronet bate. DIS Der Stritebefe6l
frii6 U}orgens ongetijnOi8t puroe,
legte bic groBe Maioritdt Der 2eute
i6re Unions 2(b3ei6en CUR Seite uno
ginq pie gep0bnlid an Die Ir6eit.
grGIioent g}ortb DerIprad 0en8eoienz
iteten, Elm gomite gu empfan8en uno
nom0gIid cine 9iitIi6e Sdli6tung
aGer Oifferen5en gu er3ieIen. 0}an
glau6t, ooB Der Strife bic 2(uflOiung
Der 6iefigen Union Der StroBsnbahnz
8eOienIteten na6 ii6 3ie6sn piro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-10
GcrmiBtcr Sampler.

GIebeIuno, O., 9. Sept6r. -
Der Dampfer n5o6n Duncan, pelz
her 8eItern 2l6eno bon SEEMS S8IanO
no8 6ieIigsm 6oTsn a5ging, 1T ni6t
ein8etrDffen, ltno man fUrdtet, Dap er
untergeqangen iit. Gr 3atte cine aus
IS 9erionen beitc6enoe Manniaaft an
8Oro. Dds 6a6r3sug iOu led gene
len iein, uno bo6sr Seegang 6erridte
bei ieiner Q6fa6rt BON 8eun'5 SslonO.
(Spdter.) - Der 0umpfer Dun
can" fam 6eute 2l6enO po6l6ebalten
gu 2Ibta6uia an. Stirmiides 8etz
ter bate feline 6a6rt Oer30gert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-10
IurtIchuna iicbc 6. Scitc.

C6r: ae50yigs gcgoaUUa9. Grui1ruua uno &b=
iorofrunp fam o,r m;EiGat, E5-1c. UihI 2eigu,
ble.6.a. 10 oi;s 5uHit.eHcr ujt. r9:lma5:s fatt=
i;uocu onotr1 3:it,Dt.ie ias Sto1su al7c'bH. a.
ftht Rraa.be:tu aut, etrt stiblm oi: EiHtr,itss
tbiir oii:H mn Cd. Tx e Qcpdb- Uirf 'tFi tr
sia.s o:r mau5tll,i Sciasu. O,utH Scr CrQlnsmus
ur:erpprTsn H. Be; Eir i'm Zarnm a-braub:
io6alD g Zir m ;iusr Der 9orbeoH0nua:H gGt.:
e}tIanob.it fcblt. st 9trHaro Grauttr=
9tGltu, ust5; Di; rs8..md53t 9trrianH1 DIT
s,uau1ttu 6unitlontn srei3t:EH. 6Hr . eLHf5
b.i apo:6e!egg 81 535tR l9l~o~l -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-10
11t6frral6ung DerlprDrten.
Die llntrrIutDung Ors poffdwinOels.
9tnflagc gcacn eincn ,,cbcnio befnnH'
ten Manm, ipic @cHeraIpDItmct=
tier 9aDnc," in 9lusitdt.

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goItz0epartement in 9erbjnonn8.
g}eus 2tnflagen ge8en N}a6an
uno 8eaDers er6oben.-9l6srmals
elm per6esrenoer 9fsgeniturm in
Y}iTouri unO 8ania5. - 9oreiIis
ger StrifsbeFc6l in Seattle oiirfte
bic 9(ufl6fung elmer Oorti8enllniOn
sur 5olgs baban. - 6enIatiOnelz
Ter 0oppelmoro in Soma.
muf6tngton ., 6, 9. Sept.
- Sine Der geItern BON Der 8uno@5s
8runozSurp in @er6inOun9 nit Dem
goitifanOol in 2lntlogs3uitanO per
ieBten 9erionen 1T Geo, QB. Bearers,
friibercr @8ef Der DtoiiiOn fir Ga
lGre uno 8ebii6ren. Die NutIage Iouz
tet Dem 8erne6men nd6 auf GonlPl=
ration. Sin anOerer Der Qngetlo8ten
iit 2(uguIt %, Mufen, rpeldsr ouf
8runo neuentoedtsr Sbatia6en i'm
0erein nit 8soper5 Der COMPUTATION
bei6uloigt piro.
Die gamen Der ij6rigen pier @ngez
tlugter nsrosn mod ge6eim gsbaIten.
G5 beiBt jeoo6, OaB teiner OerIeibsn
nit Gem QpfDepartement in Berlin
ounq ite6t, unO oaB rur elmer Elm
Utunn pon bsoeut2nDem 2lnIs6en lit.
W}an prop6e3ait, oaB Die llnteriudung
binnen &ur3em in elmer 2lntlGgs ge=
gen einen W}ann gipfeln pirO, peldsr
3par fein 2tmt i'm 9oItOisnit betleiOet,
ieop6 ebenio po6lbatunnt lit. Die Sc
rsralpoitmeiiter YaDne. Die 8rdno
Syurn beqdnn Geute Die GrpGgun8 bic
les ipe5ielIsn Safes, unO ihr 8eri6t
oariiber piro pabrIheinlid Die in
WaI6ington gsfiibrie unteriu2ung
gum 2tbi6luB 6rin9en.
2(6t6. 6olme5 Gonrao, elmer Der
Ipe3ieQen 2(npGlte Der Re9ierung in
ben 4oIt76lpinoel46Guen, lit Der 2tn=
ii6t, oaB Die 8ro3eIIe ge9en Die 2tn8ez
tldgten i'm Oftobertermin oe5 O6erz
8unoe8Qsri6t5 Beginner per0en. Die
9sgierung piro, no e5 tbunlib 1T, Die
6GQa con7oliOiran, nm i6re Grleoigung
gu be7dleuniqen, Das 6eiBt, p2nn
ni6t Die 2tnQetla9ten auf ieparater
Pro5eIiirung beItehen.
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i6limmen llnpetter 6eim9eiudt.

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idljmmen llntpetter 6eimgciudt
8unfo5 Gitp, W}o., 8. Sept.
- Der f6perTte 8egeniturm in bsr
8eIGi4te De5 netli6en W}jfouri
7u6te in Der IeBten y}a6t uno 6sute
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osr 9etrie6 Der StraBen6oGn Qinien,
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meroen. 1Jn Ger 8orftaot Rpieoale
7te6t oa5 8aTer 5nei SUE tjef auf
ben StraBsn uno Diele 8eIpo6ner Der
llFer Der 5urteD Grcef un0 s. &.Greef
BADEN i6re 6GuIer perlaFen muIien.