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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-30
Eckhart Packing Plant Badly DAM
aged and I'm Three Other ExplO-
sions Two Men Are Hurt.
RAILWAY CROSSING FATALITIES
ICE GORGE IN EEL RIVER DOES
SOME DAMAGE AT LOGANSPORT.
Progress of the Traction Strike-Car
Shop Strike at Terre Haute-Trac-
tiOn Matters-Other State News.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 29-The Eek
hart Packing Company suffered severe
loss at Z o'clock this morning and eight en-
ployes were either killed or badly wounded
by an explosion in the cellar under the
cold storage room. The explosion was due
to natural gas which caused the walls and
floors to fall in and break the ammonia
ton. The dead are:
CONRAD MILLER.
HENRY PIEPENBRINK.
JAMES FOLTZ.
OLIVER MATTHEW'S. Matthew's par
ents live in Plymouth, Ind. The injured
are:
JOHN YOBST.
WILLIAM KUNTZ.
JOHN KOHLBACK.
GLEN KELLAR.
the ammonia fumes and can hardly re-
cover. The exact cause of the accident
may never be known, as the man who
struck a light or carried one into the
cellar was no doubt the first victim.
heard for several miles in ali directions
and shaking people off their chairs in the
neighborhood. The fire department extin-
guished the blaze that started without diff
ficulty. The bodies We're recovered one by
one. and the injured hurried to the hos
Pitahs The dead cad were horrihiy muti lated
were men Of family and had just begun the
work of the day.
The loss is difficult to determine until the
company can ascertain the number Of
dressed porkers hanging in the cold storage
house
There were three other small explosions
in the vicinity during the morning hours,
owing to return of gas pressure, and two
men were slightly hurt.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELWOOD, Ind, Jan. 29.-Announcement
was made to-day that the Union Traction
Company will begin the erection of a new
office building and passenger station in Ell
wood within sixty days. the present quar-
tiers being entirely inadequate The old car
barn on West Main street will be utilized
for freight mouse, and In front OF IL
brick structure TO contain the offlces and
A switchs will be run into the buildine no
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Heavy Sale of Oil Properties.

Special the indianapolis Journal.
MONTPELIER, Ind, Jan. 29.-Another
big oil deal was closed in this city to-day.
in which about 500 900 of Ohio capital came
to this city. The sale was the property Of
the Reserve Oil Companys property in the
Indiana oil field, near Montpelier. to Find
ley and Cleveland men. fine sale included
1,270 acres of leases, ninety-three produce
ing wells with net daily production of 100
barrels. The price per barrel production
was over $500. The new company will sink
a large number of new wells at once.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Jan. 29.-Maj. William
T. Strickland suffered paralytic stroke in
a downtown place Of business this after
noon and now lies in a precarious condi-
ton. He regained consciousness short
time after the stroke. but little hope is en-
tertained for his recovery. During a bust
ness trip TO Brown county last summer he
was stricken in a similar manner and had
never fully recovered therefrom. Major
Strickland is one of the prominent citizens
of Columbus, having but a few years ago
relnquished an extensive law practice to
engage in other pursuits.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind, Jan. 29.-At Earlham
College great interest is being taken in the
state oratorical contest to be held at In
dianapolis Feb. 6. 1t is the expectation that
a delegation numbering 100 will go from
Earlham, and that. with the friends of the
college who will come In from other points
the delegation will number at least $50. The
fear of smallpox has been one thing that
caused many to hesitate about going, and
the faculty has Issued an order that only
those can go who have been vaccinated
The classes are holding their debates in
preparation for the final college debate, at
which a team will be chosen to meet But
Ter. Last night the sophomores held their
contest, and Messrs. Dillon, Newlin and
Hamilton were chosen
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BIG ICE GORGE.


Special to the indianapolis Journal
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Jan. 29.-An ice
gorge in Eel river this morning caused the
banks of that stream to overflow, and many
houses were flooded and considerable dam
age was done. The machinery in the NUM-
cipal water works and electric light sta
tions was partly inundated, and the water
wheel racks were crushed by the ice and
rendered useless.
The Market-street bridge narrowly es-
capped being torn out. and was bent six or
eight inches out of line The gorge was
partly broken, but the river remains
blocked under the east half of the bridge,
where the ice is packed in solid mass
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woman Takes Carbolic Acid.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DANVILLE, Ill, Jan. 29.-Bessie Nichols.
formerly of Rock Island H., committed
suicide here to-day by taking carbolic acid.
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Miner Crushed to Death.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BRAZIL Ind, Jan 29.-Charles Smith,
aged fifty-five. was injured so badly to-day
by falling slate in the Klondike mine, be-
longing to the Ehrlich Coal Company, that
he died a short time after the accident.
His right leg was broken i'm four places,
his right arm in three places and his left
leg In two.
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Funston May Go to the "Front.v

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 29.-Gen. Frederick
Funston said tonight that he would not
be surprised II he were ordered back to
the Philippines before long. He has re-
covered from all his wounds. he said. and
could well endure active service for a while.
In answer to a question General Funston
expressed doubt as to the stability of the
Cuban government. He said IL had a bet
ter chance for prosperity than the South
American republics on account Of the high
character OF the men In control.
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Former Senator, Who Died at Seattle,

Was Born at CravvfOrdsvflIe.
SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 29.-John Beard
Allen, formerly United States senator
from Washington, who died suddenly last
night at his residence here of angina pee
toris, was born at CrawfordsviIle. Ind. in
1916 and came West while a young man.
He always had been prominent in Repub-
lican politics in the Northwest. In 1855 he
was elected territorial delegate TO Congress.
and upon the admission OF Washington as
State in 1889, was chosen as one of the
first United States senator's. drawing the
short term. In 1893 he a candidate for
reelection but the Legislature was dead
locked. He always had been prominently
mentioned before subsequent legislatures
as a candidate and had been receiving the
support of a small number during the pres
ent session. He leaves a widow, two daugh-
tiers and two sons.
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300 for q Brave Boys Mother.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-Henry w. Overman,
agent for the Maryland Casualty Company
In Indiana and Illinois. has forwarded to
the mother of the late Wesley Reynolds.
at westville. Ind. check for $780, Young
Reynolds was killed by burglars while de-
tending a bank from attack The company
had the contents OF the safe insured, and
the check is token OF regard for the
bows bravery.
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Indiana Notes.

MUNCIE.-The first electric car to be
run over the tracks of the new Muncie
Hartford & FIT. Wayne line came on
Gals of the road. The car was run up
to the city limits. but the bridge across
White river is not yet In condition to be
used. The company expects to have regu-
lar passenger service established between
Muncie and Hartford City in two weeks.
ELWOOD.-Prof j. G. Colicutt, for the
past two years principal of the Elwood
High School. has been selected from among
thirty-four applicants for the position Of
superintendent of the Alexandria city
schools. Professor Collicutt is a graduate
of Indiana University, class of 80.
SHELBYvILLE.-Wash Crum. who
resides in London, Shelby county, was the
owner of a fine mare until Wednesday.
when the animal took sick and died very
suddenly. An examination of the stomach
revealed the fact that the animal had been
poisoned. There is clew.
RICHMOND.-The township trustees met
on Thursday and elected Charles w. Jor-
dan. trustee of Franklin township and
principal of the Chester schools, county
superintendent TO succeed the late William
f. Wineburg. He will take Office on Fri
day.
PORTLAND.-City Attorney George w.
Bergman has been directed to prepare a
curfew ordinance for passage by the City
Council. Ii will apply to all persons under
sixteen years of age who are on the streets
after O'Clock in the evening.
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Jury Failed to Agree.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MADISON, Ind, Jan. 29.-In the case
against Alonzo Tanner, of Hanover, for
shooting with intent to kill Harry Hender-
son, Of the same village tried in the Circuit
Court here, the jury stood seven for acQuit-
tai and five for guilty. Having failed to
agree 1t was discharged
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Killed ON the Lake shore.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GOSHEN, Ind, Jan. 29.-Harry Weir.
aged thirty-one years. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Weir, of Ligonier. where his father is
a wealthy hardware merchant, was killed
this morning about o'clock at North Am
herst, o. He had been a brakeman for the
unmarried.
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Hundreds OF Papers Missing.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, Jan. S0.-The papers in
over two hundred cases OF guardianship.
settlements of estates, administrations and
similar cases are missing from the Office
of the county clerk, and systematic eff
fort will be made to locate them. Most
of the papers are said TO have been taken
away for examination by attorneys who
have failed to return them. The clerk will
inaugurate a system Of duplicate reports
on all such cases.
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woman Accidentally shot.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.


MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 29.-While hanging
out clothes in her back yard to-day Mrs.
S. d. Friar. living at 3lS Ohio avenue, was
shot in the back with a fobert rife. The
bullet entered near the arm and came out
in the fleshy part of the shoulder. Mrs.
Friar has no idea where the shot came
from. 1t is supposed to have been from
the rifle of a boy who was shooting at birds.
The wound is serious, but not dangerous.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The attorney
general has rendered an opinion in answer
TO an inquiry OF the secretary of war to
the effect that Captain Brownell, who was
a member Of volunteer regiment. and
whose name had been mentioned In connec-
tion with the killing of Father Augustin, in
the Philippines, and whose conduct has
been subject OF discussion In Congress.
is no longer amenable to either civil or mil
itary law for his actions while In command
of a Vermont regiment in the Philippines.
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Indianian Murdered by Negroes.

ARMSTRONG, Mo-, Jan. 29.-Harry
O'Donnell. twenty-five years old. of
Montpelier, Ind, died to-day as the result
of bullet wound received while quarrel
ing with the negroes in Fayette, Mo. 1t is
believed that ODonnell was lured into
resort so that the negroes might rob him.
Five negroes are under arrest.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-30
Option on Coal Lands.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BRAZIL, Ind, Jan. OF. w. Weaver
and Oliver Wilkins. of this city. have Sc
cured for Chicago company an option on
800 acres OF coal land just west of this city
The company will begin at once drilling for
coal, and IL a sufficient amount Is found to
warrant il will put down a shaft next
spring.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-White Calf.
eighty years old, chief of the Black Feet,
who played a part in the Indian wars of
the West in the sixties and who won Gen.
Miles's regard for his military abilities
died at Providence Hospital tonight Of
pneumonia. He had been in Washington
for a week on business for his tribe. White
Calf participated In the historic and bloody
battle of Wounded Knee.
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ANDERSON DEFEATED.
Muncie Played Star Game and Won
q to 2.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 29-Muncis won
from Anderson tonight by score of to
2. The Irishmen were at no time dangerous
to the Brownies Higgins and Jason We're
too fast for Murphy and Mooney and
played circles around them. Tobin played a
great game at half back and Cusick out
classed Harris. Goals-Jason, 4; Higgins, 2;
Murphy. 2. Stops-Cusick, %; Harris, 80.
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Gives Up It's Corporate Life.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SHOALS. Ind. Jan. 29.-To-day the cor
porate existence of West Shoals, the coun-
ty seat OF Martin county, ceased. A vote
was taken on July % last and it was de-
cided by a large majority to discontinue
the corpora ton. The town Of Shoals has
filed a petition before the County Commits
sioners for the annexation of the West
Shoals territory and other lands besides.
by the board at its February meeting.
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Indiana Dry Goods Association.

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Jan. 29-Indiana
dry goods merchants have organized the
Indiana Dry Goods Association. The off,
are: President, George A. Robertson,
South Bend vice president M. II. Snoorf,
North Manchester; secretary, f. b. Gold
thwait, Marion; treasurer Myron Ives. Del
NH
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Foundry Company quit to-day because the
management introduced new basis of pay
by which the men could not make as much
as they had been making. Continued idle
ness in the erecting department will throw
800 men out of employment.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-30
SAHNs VS.. MARoTTs.
WILL MEET FEB. z.


CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-President Hickey, of
the American Baseball Association. has
issued IA call for meeting TO be held in this
city on Feb 4 The principal business to be
brought up will be the question OF the max
ing out OF circuit.
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Killed Returning from a Funeral.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal

THORNTOWN. Ind. Jan. "a Van
dalia engine drawing two coaches, which
were occupied by the roads general man.
ager and trainmaster, ran into buggy at
Darlington this afternoon and killed the oc-
cupants, BENJAMIN Gillian, a widower, and
A. NJ. Chrisman, who left a widow and
several children. The victims, who were
well-to-do farmers, were prominent Odd
Fellows and were returning from a funeral
under the auspices Of the order.
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Marotts Win Two from Kahns and
Pettfs Win Three.

In the Commercial League games last
night at the Pastime alleys the Marotts
won two from the Kahns and the Pettis
took three from the Eagles. The games be-
tween the Reliables and Whens were post
poned until next Monday evening. The
scores.
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death. from the Plague.

MAZATLAN, Mexico, Jan. 29.-There were
five deaths from the plague to-day The
first case OF plague at the barracks of the
Eleventh battalion occurred to-day.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. 29-Two hun
drsd men In the erecting department of the
local branch Of the American Car and
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optCIdI 10 IuuIdLdpUIIs
ELWOOD, Ind, Jan. 29,-Elwood evened
up for the defeat at Richmond on Saturday
by trouncing the Quakers 4 to 1 here to-
night Both teams fought hard for victory.
Referee Moran penalized each team once.
The visitors were lacking In team work.
Stops-White. Elwood, q; Jessup, q. At
tendance-1,40
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s. H. S. TO SEND TEAM.
VIII BE Represented I'm the Indoor
Meet at Cincinnati Feb. 26.

The athletic board of control of the
Shortridge High School has decided to send
relay team to big indoor meet which
is to be held in Cincinnati on Feb. 26. The
meet is one of the biggest events of the
kind in the West and schools from the
middle West will take Part. High schools
colleges and other institutions will send
teams. The men who anticipate trying for
the relay team to represent the S. II. S.
will Immediately go into training. and Capt
Masters, OF the track team, will have a
preliminary trial about two weeks before
the meet to choose a team
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that all freight will be handled indoors
The improvement will cost several thousand
dollars.
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BONDS
f. M. Campbell 6 Co.
JANUARY INVESTMENTS

$1,000 South Bend, Ind. SIS
5000 Mt. Vernon, Ind. rs
$4,000 Springfield. Ohio IS
$4,000 Dayton, Ohio SIS
$4,000 Richmond, Ind. rs
$1,000 Higo County, Ind. us
$50, 500 vigo County, Ind. IS
S22, 900 Lawrence Co., Ind. us
$24, 500 Newton County. Ind. 44s
SIG. 900 Marion, Ind. S.
S33, 900 Warsaw, Ind. Is
$4,000 Columbus. Delaware &
Marion. o., Ry. IS
$40, 600 indianapolis, Ind. :. SIS
$58.0CO Greene Co., Ind. IFS
100000 Louisville, ny. SIS
Z. M. CAMPBELL Sc CO.
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GLENN ACQUITTED.


MANILA. Jan. 29.-Major Edwin F.. Glenn.
of the Fifth Infantry. who was tried by
court-martial on the charge OF unlawfully
killing prisoners of war, has been acquitted
Major Glenn has been ordered to return to
duty. The verdict is popular.
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Ganaba's 3olfraae.

Die beutide Resieruns bat ibrs 4bfid.
ten betreffs Ganaba's unter bem ginbrud
Der ilnsfsn 8eben bes golpnialiefretdra
GbamberIain poaifdnbis seGnbert. Sic
1T fef sntidIofen, bic SADIE in Der rubs
ieitsn unb iaItbIiitisfsn Neife su bsbans
osln unb seeenGber ben canabii@en 3oq.
mabrseeln tpibr Deuiidlanb, bic auf
cine poufidnbise Nusi&Iisbuns ber beut'
iden Ginfubr nad ganaba binausIaufen,
nidts su dbsrhiirssn. 90 ia benn cine
Sibuns oes 8unbssratbS mad Der anbes
rem poriibersesaneen, obne bob bic ere
tparteten 3wanesmitiel ;ur Gntpenbuns
aebra&t porben iinb. Sie Ge8ierune
Iiett elm. baB fis benz golonialietreidr
chamberlain ben erbBten @sfalen srtpsi'
fen tpdrbe, iusnn iis ibm bur1 esreiste
unb tibersiIts Nftion Stoff sur Stims
munsSmade tuiber DeutidIanb lisferte,
Sic peiB ferner, bab bic 3oapoIitiidsn
SanbeI sipiihen 9suti1Ianb unb Ganaba
IN LETTER 2inie auf cine banbeIspolitiide
Iuseinanberisbune stpiiden DeutfaIanb
uno @robbritannien binaustommen. aas
erniten pOlitii1sn 3rsiis biaieen Deuti6.
lambs rubies SaItuns in bieier Srase
riidbaItIoa.
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8ifhineip : &Fatre.

9ie poIitiids aaian, stpiidsn Srani'
reid un6 giubIanb binbsrt ni1t BIZ
i6drfits 8srurtbeiIuns bes 8if&insip'
WlaRacre burd 8rsHe unb BubIifum in
5ranireid. Inter Anberen bat Der Gb'
ssorbnsts Saures, Der 8iceprdiiOent be,
Deputirtenfammer. cine beftige 9biIip.
pifa seeen bic 8sbanbluns Der Subsr
ourd bic Ru7sn psr6fsntIi6t. Ser ,.Pss
tite HepubIique" iit bon ibrem @orrs.
ipOnbenten III petersburg Elm 8eri4t ilbe,
bic Gubiens su8e8aneen, tpelde Der ruiii'
i&e Winiter beS Snnern, bon PIebpe,
elmer ilbii4sn 9eputation bon 8i6insip
Bsiudbrte. Ser Minifer bate ben 0s'
leeatsn often erfIdrt. baB er dber bas
@srbalisn Der itbifden 8sbbIierune
bO&ft uniuilis isi. Cine REVOLUTIONARY
iabii&e 8eipesuns. bic bereits erbebliden
umfans anssnommen. stpinss bic @ssie.
runs, 8srseltuns su iiben. gr brObts
init risorbien Wlabnabmen fiir bic gu.
tunft uno IieB iebr beutlid burdbIidsn,
oub es bsfer tpdre, tpenn bic Subsr
iammt unb ionbers baS 2anb berIiebsn.
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Gin @fetan nit eeraoe;u ipnnSers
barren Giaenf6baften.

Sn bsr Situns bss Gbsmifsr, gonsref'
fec in Berlin seiste 9rof. B. e. Warfs
paIb aus Berlin ben DeIesaten cine
Brobe bes fiirsIid bon 8rof. @urie unb
ieiner @attin in YariS entbedten Wetals
9olonium. SO tpar Elm 0.l5 Grain
iGnerss StIdHen. bas aus stpsi Gonnen
Uranium nit einem 8ofenuufpanbe bon
S75 eeponnen mar. DieieS tpinsige
Stdd6en Stoffes ipar. tpie @rperimente
srtpieien, i'm Stanbe, einen hurten elefs
triiden Strom aufsubalten. 70 bab Der
Sunis bsReIbsn ni1t bic 2uft pailiren
tonnte. Ser &aum tpurbe bann psrbuns
teIt unb bstpieisn. bab Stddden 8arium.
platinum unb 8intblsnbe su eliiben be-
sannsn, iobaIb iis neben 6uS Stddden
YoIonium eeIest tpurben. Die 8ui&auer
tparen Dor 8eripunbsruns i&isr auBsr
iid.
SIN Der Seftion fdr Orsanii6e 9rGpa.
rate berlas Grof. 9rosfnuer aus Berlin
einen 8ortras iiber bic Steritiiiruns bon
SrinfpnHsr mittelf Osons. ST felbit
unb nad ibm anbsre Sahperadnbise ers
ipisisn. baB es ssIunsen 1T, cine farie
OsonIDiuns biais bersuiteIlen. 70 bub bic
Steriliiiruns bss 2eitunsstpaferS mittelii
Osons ii6 biqiser iteut, uIs bic SteriIi.
iiruns mitteIit Siltrirens. Die SteriIi'
iiruns mittelft O;ons 1T ertpisiensrmuBen
bur6auS ariinbIi&, ba unter ber @intpir.
funs bon OsOn ule 8atterien abfsrben.
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siasl ftatt sss sapertes. .

8isasidt 1T ss nod INNER su setpast,
ss su iusen-aber bic GusF6ten in ben
9alfan, 2dnbern fdsinen pitflih sessns
pdrtis beasr su iein. als iis felt Nonas
ten tparen. DaB neue bulearii&e &abi.
nett idsint Elm bsfsrss ginbernsbmen nit
Der Sltisi su ipiini1sn, unb su bieiem
8ebufe III eS tpirfli4 entidIoHsn, ben
3spolutiondren feinerlsi &ldbalt mebr
su bieten. Sc Idbt ii4 eripartsn, bab
oieisr Stanb ber 9inse cine abfiibIenbe
Diriune auf bic ..Romitabiss" unb ibre
Anbdnssr iibsn pirb. SdIiebIi@ fam
bod Nismunb etpis bic SrommsI i&Ias
een, tpenn fein Weni1 ibm nod Beads
tuns idenft. unb es IN iebt aud iIar,
Oab feline einsiee Wa@t, uno auG Feline
Combination Der Wd9ts sinsn Singer
riibren tpiro, UNI in ben iebieen Stanb
Der Dinss einsuereifsn. SO ift eaber
iebr tpobl m6sli&, bab-tuie bic 8isnsr
,,ylsue Sreie Brsfe" ss ausbrldt-bis
macsbonii6e 8suolution in ben Isbtsn
9ItbsmsIeen Iiest, troB ber iinsfsn be-.
ipsre:sn Mnitrensunssn. iie i'm Gang su
srbalten. Gu6 pirs i'm ndhftsn Wonat
Grnteasit fein, unb bas bebsutet, bab bas
maesboniide S1psrt ii9 seitipeiIis in
cine Sidet psrtpanbeln tpirb. Die AuB,
ii6ten ouf Srieoen iinb iebsnfals bsrssii
sntibieoen in ber 8eferuns bssriffen.