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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-16
New Scheme to Move Freight.

Chicago. July 16.-Unique preparations
were made for removal of freight from the
Kellogg switchboard plant today. A truck
was ordered to start under police guard
with sealed orders and the driver was
given a note instructing him where to
take the freight but was ordered not to
open the note until after the start. A
crowd of piclxets and strikers had gath
cred near the plant and squads of uni
formed policemen and detectives assembled
at the plant when the start was made
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-16
oklahoma Prisoners in Kansas.

Guthrie. Okla. JULY 16-In his quarterly
ett. of the Kansas penitentiary. shows the
number of Oklahoma prisoners now in con-
finement to be 326. The whole number con-
fired was $50. 2S having been discharged
and two having died There were So
ceived during the quarter, 2S7 being con-
account against the territory prisoners for
maintenance by the state of Kansas for
the three months is S10744.10.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-16
COL. NELSON WINS.
His Yacht HOosier Leads in All
Night Race.

Vineyard Haven, Mass. July 16.-The
cruising schooner Hoosier of the East
ern Yacht club of Marblehead, was the
first of the clubs fleet to arrive to-day.
thus winning an all-night race from
Marblehead. The Hoosier is owned by
Col. Nelson, editor of the Kansas City
Star. She was the last yacht to leave
Marblehead.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-16
Suicide Near Medicine Lo5ge.

Medicine Lodge, kan, July 16.-J. w.
Bierer, a farmer and ranchman. who
lived ten miles north Of here committed
suicide by hanging himself to a rafter
IN his granary. Financial reverses made
him crazy. He is d brother of Judge
8ierer of Oklahoma.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-16
Struck bv a Switch Engine.

lola. Kas. July 16.-W. d. Thurman a
brakeman on the Missouri Pacific, was
struck by a switch engine, receiving in
iuries from which he died yesterday.
Something was the matter with the en-
gine and he got out on the ground to in
form the engineer. He stepped to another
track and cot in the way of the switch
engine The body will be sent to Fort
Scott for burial
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-16
Senator Burton to sneak-

Lucas. an.,Juiy 16.-The annual har-
vest nome farmers picnic coming at the
END Of the wheat cutting will be held
today and hundreds of farmers and
thelr families from Russell, Osborne.
and Lincoln counties will spend the dav
rejoicing over the big crop. Senator
Burton will make the address.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-16
1t VIII BE Sounded by Carter
Harrison Next Saturday
At q Big Picnic to Be Held in
ElliOtt's Park.
BRYAN TO BE THERE.
Has Written National Commit
teemen Throughout Country.
Speech Will Be a Symposium of
Various Opinions.

Chicago. July 16.-Mayor Harrison's
formal entrance into national politics
is scheduled to take place at the Dem
ocratic picnic al Elliotts park next
Saturday. In carefully prepared ad-
dress it is said he will proclaim the is
sues under which his party will con-
duct its coming presidential campaign.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-16
OTTAWA chautauou ua of1cers.

Ottawa, Kas.. July 16.-At the annual
election of officers for the Ottawa Chau-
tauoIla assembly the following officers
were elected: President, Rev: H W. Chat
Rev 2 8 Shulv Emporia: second vice
president. DR.. 7. d. S. Riggs. Ottawa: sec
retary Rev. C. s Nusbaum- Ottawa; /;
trca rirrer A e Skinner. Ottawa.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-16
Wallace Circus in Wreck.

Pana. Ill, July 16.-The first section
of the Wallace circus train was wreck
ed at Shelbyville today. Twelve en-
ployes were badly injured; one is eX-
nected to die.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-16
Liable Under U. S. Laws.

All infringers on our railroad card
game, known as Gavitt's Stock Ex-'
change, are liable under the patent and
copyright laws of the United States.
w. w. GAVITT PRINTING co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-16
old Settler Dies.

Henry died IN Paola, Kan, aged 20
years His body will be brought to this
city for burial He was one of the old
est settlers of this city, and came here
in 1869.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-16
Twelve KiIled bv Explosion.

Portland. Ore, July IA special to the
Evening Telegram from Vancouver, B. C.,
says u people were killed in coal mine
explosion at Comox today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-16
Mathodist Minister Marries.

function City. Kas.. July 16.-Rev. Dan
lei 8 Morris a Methodist minister at Mil
ford and Mrs Rebecca Brothers, of that
place, were married here Wednesday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-16
Temperatures of Larsa Cities.

Chicago. July 16-7 a. M tempera-
lures: New York. g.: Boston, 81; Phila-
delphia, 66; Washington, 64; Chicago,
Ga Minneapolis, "a; Cincinnati. GA: St.
Louis. "a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-16
Weather Indications

Chicago, July -Forecast-Kansas
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with
probably local thunder storms: variable
winds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-16
HIS DAY TO DIE

tival of the Carmelite Madonna and be-
cause of Pope Leo's particular devotion
to this Madonna special prayers on be-
half of his holiness were offered in all
the churches after the celebration of
mass.
The pontiff's own prediction that his
death. if it were to result from his pres
ent illness, would occur today is re-
called with emotion.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03
It'S So Easy

To take cold. It's so common to neglect
the cold That is one reason why there
are so many people with "deep-seated,'
stubborn coughs, and so many more with
"lung trouble
The short, quick way to cure = cough
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03
Colorado College.

Colorado College iIas just issued an
illustrated pamphlet giving views of
the various college halls, the athletic
teams, the musical organizations
etc. There is brief account of the
various departments of the college,
special mention being made Of the
School OF Engineering, - which il
to be opened next autumn with the
completion of the new science hall.
A fine exhibit of Colorado ores was
sent to the Paris Exposition by Colo
RADIO College. The collection has been
returned to the College together with
medal in recognition of its excel
lence.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03
An Advertising Moral.

Once upon "A time donkey fell into
deep hole, and after nearly starv-
ing, caught sight of passing fox
and implored the stranger to help him
ont.
II am too small to aid you, - said
the fox, "but | will give you some
advice. Only few rods away is a
big, strong elephant Call TO him
and he will get you out in jihy. "
After the fox had gone the donkey
thus reasoned: "a am very weak from
want of nourishment Every move !
make il just so much additional loss
OF strength. If | raise my voice to call
the elephant ! shall be weaker yet
No. | will not waste my substance
that way II is tie duty of the Gle.
plant to come without calling.
SO the donkey settled himself bncl,
and eventually starved to death.
Long afterward the fox, on passing
the hole. saw within whitened skel-
eton, and remarked
If it he that the souls Of animals
are transnigrated into men. that donk
ey will become one of those who can
never afford to advertise. ~
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03
A CITY
EDITOR
brieht's Disease and DIabetea
Are Positively Curabte.

Before The business men who ineorpora ted TN,
Fulton Compounds invested they put then, to
Inc lost IN dozens of cases. Hearing that II
Wood, thr editor and propri tor OF The Wine
and Spirit Review Of SO Montgomery st hua
= certain case OF Hright's Disease he was one of
tho>e urged TO test il The following letter viii
Once Wine and Spirit Review
S1 Montgomery 81, San Francisco,
Sept II 1901
=, Senl eie iensh ! conslher u my duty 10 tell
this world whai the Fulton Compounds ala In
my case, In November. 1899 after : long nj.
ness which c.rried 10 the verge oi the
grave, scientific analysis by the mosI noted
tim OF Brights Disease My physician told tp.
thst my only hope lay in strong constitution
sno change warm CLINE, He suggested
santa Barbara and went there having fallen
from Ro pounds to less than 1870 IN "a short time
During my absence In the south San Fran.
eisso business man called upon my wife and
aetuslly surin Brights Disease and urged
thas Try IL began under protest souu
teit better Normal sleep returned and iu "A
tew months l regnined III health ] now weigh
Ia nfteen years Naturally | told several
friends and Ia every Instance the results weT,,
The same, even where ey had been .unerins
Tor years The world ought to know thai
bugnt's Disease Is ~ iast durable and appre-
eisting my own good fortune | will be glad 10
give further details TO Interested parties.
X. NJ WOOD"
Medical works agree that BriFht's Disease
and Diabetes are ineurablc, but 81 per cent are
positively recovering under the Fulton Com
pounds, Common forms Of kidney complaint
And rheumatism offer but short resistance
Price, o. or the Brighrs Disease and o. 90 for
the Dtsbetie Compound john J Fulton Co.,
ro Montgomery street, San Francisco sole
oompoundrIs. Free tests made for patients
Descriptive pamphlet mailed free
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03

NJ am feeling quite well" writes Miss Dofcas
A. Lewis, OF No. fi79 z4th ST. Washington, u. {.
my cough is very much better, and owe II all
to Dr Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery l
cannot say too much in praise OF the medicine.
| had been quite sufferer fer long time. and
after reading Doctor Pierces Common sense
Medical Discovery commenced taking 1t in
May, Isss Hsd not been sleeping well for long
time, Took teaspoonfui of DR. Pierces
Golden Medical discovery and slept nearly all
night withou, coughing so 1 continued taking
L. am in great sympathy with everybody who
suffers with q cough I had been sufferer fol
more than ten ,ears 1 tried lots Of different
medicines aud different doctors. but did not feel
much better | coughed until / commenced spit.
ting blood, but now feel much stronger aud
am entirely well DR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery Is the best medicine have ever taken.
My home is in Williamsburg, Virginia
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are a la
dies laxative. No other medicine equals
them tor g.ntleusss aud thoroughpess,
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03
". s. wlDeRfelr. Sole Agent.
FREEl FREEil FREElll
Five Dollar Prize in Gold Given
Away.


We will give ~. 90 to that boy or
girl who will write the best descrip-
tion of "Hassler's Cash Grocery -
Visit Florence's only cash grocery.
describe what you see here and make
the story not over 800 words Write
on one side of the paper only and drop
the article in the prize box at
Hasslers Write plainly and be sure
to sign your name and address Com
petition closes February 2Sth, 1908
The description winning the prize
will be printed III The Tribune of
March 9th. Please address
PRIZE EDITOR
Hassler's Cash Grocery, l0S East Main
street, Florence, Colo 30
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03


Is to use DR.. Pierce
Golden Medical Di,
covey. the quicke
this remedy is used III
quicker the cure. Br
even when neglect ha
let disease fasten o
the lungs, "Golde
Medical Discovery"
may be relied on to
cure In ninety I
eight cases out Of
every hundred. :;
The only motivrl
for substitution is
to permit the dealer
to make the little
extra profit paid on L
of less meritorious
cines. He gains, Yo
Therefore accept no
tute for rGolden NJ
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03
Police Court.
leIIt',.

Cry Finn was before Police Mag
istrate Fisher this morning charged
witl "a misdemeanor under the ordi
nance. He was giv-n eight days in
Jail. Finn has an oyerpowefing ap.
petite tor firewater, and it gets him
into all sorts Of trouble.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03

Miss Jessie Christel Ashby of this
city has entered the Denver Times
voting contest for the most popular
young lady in the state. All the
Florence subscribers to the Times
should clip their coupons and send
them in.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03
Merchant Tailors Meet.

Cincinnati, o., Feb 3--Delegatee
number ing 800 and representing all
the chief cities in the United States
are attending the eighteenth annual
convention of the Merchant Tailors'
National Exchange. which opened
here today.
In his annual address President
Albert Matthews of Chicago said that
the fund for AN 'old tailors' home,
which was projected several years ago, a.,
las reached $50, 900 aud there il strong
hope that the rest of the amount nee
esssry will be forthcoming before long
The report of Samuel H. Spring, OF
Boston, secretary of the association,
showed that the exchange consists to-
day of nearly two score local organi
cations, with an aggregate member
ship of nearly 900 Treasurer r.
c. Notbohm of milwaukee,, reported Il
substantial balance in the treasury
Among the features of the coDven-
tion is garment exhibit, calculated
to show every style of clothing worn
AT present, and affording an oppor.
tunity to the visiting dcleagtes to
study the prevailing and probable
future STYLES. The convention will
close Thursday night with big ban.
quet ut the Grand hotel
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03

Lee Walker, of the firm of Walker
Brothers of Florence and Pubelo. left
today for Philadelphia where he will
visit his pasepts. From there he will
go to New York and Baltimore to
purchase goods for both stores. Dur
ing his absence, which will be for six
or seven rseeks, the local store will he
In charge of Frank Nelson and Walter
Black
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03

The home talent concert which oc-
ours February IS, is guaranteed to be
the finest musical entertainments ever
given In the city.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03

AT their session yesterday the coun-
ty commissioners recommended John
Kile of Rockysle for water commits.
sioner This appointment is made by
the governor, who usually follows the
recommendation of the county com
missioners. The Portland road mat
ter will probably be taken mp today.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03

Invitations are out for parish re-
ception of the Episcopal church at
ElRs hall tonight. An entertaining
program has been prepared and mic.
refreshments will be served.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03

Please return to the First National
bank, all checks signed by 7. b.
Rennell. Personal ask this to
facilitate closing my accounts.
3l-32 T. b. RENNELL.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03

Tie Baptist cottage prayer meeting
will be held tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. Sharp on East Sixth street.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-02-03
Local News.

The first six grabs free. Be on
time. w, L. Morris 1898
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-06-05
y 0 m 2 Stattpngreb.
GlepelanD, D. 3. SUM-.
-. =


Die srIten iie6en 4reiie Obi. alaif,
a. baben bic foleentea 0erren gepon.
men: !. Qrei5 fir bic meilten geipons
nenen SpieIe naa Qs}ug Der berlor,.
nen (24l, 9snrn Stasier, WiiIpoutee,
gBis. (2lutompbi0.
2. gre's-fir bic neiiten qcponne.
nsn points (77o). s. Reumartsr, III.
legbenp, go.. (aahen nit Gil6erges
ihirr, seitiftet BON Ietroiter Stat.
club
3. qreis-Solo o,asn bic m.iItsn
Matooore (6er3iolo cbne Sis6en), 81.
Georgt Sunt, Gbil1ao (solosne ubt
nebit aette. ssitiitei pom 6bicdso's;
Gtdttiubl.
4. grsis-Jiir bic psi.msiii 9spon
nener Spiels (2i. 1loolpb Steiner,
Glebs,anb (Silberisroite. seitifiet Dor
Wlarf u 6onnd).
8. qreis 5iir tis 3meitmsiit ge,
monnenen Boints (Gs 9loints). Ghds.
6. Grollmann Mi'r Zee. Mis.
6. Qseis 5iir ra tohite geiDon'
nene Spiel (24o). Ugctie Ro6ueri, D.
troit.
7. Qrsig -9dr .as 2urncs Spitl
esasr bic meiiien Wa1cors (SdipPsr
obne Reun). 6snro 6esats, Detroit.
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Sieben3ig rrtrunken.
Sdliifaur5lid i'm luirn uun %al-
parniiu.
Sie pcnc5Oiauiidcn &cbclIcn pcrlnu.
gen bic 9icd)tc &ricgiiibrcnocr.
@iitmurSucrind nnf Sraen.
@iitmurNucrimdj amf SraGa.
Oeutf dIano.
Berlin, A. 9yuni.

SIN 3ei6stoqsaebGuoe trat Der ,Sns
teruation,.t SnngreB fir angepanp!e
Gbemie sur 2a9uno Suiammen, Der
Grfe auf bcutihem 9ooen. Die 9Gnge
Der 0erbanhlunaen lGBt iieb nod niAt
beItimmen, od niht peniger ais $50
@ortrG0e an0emeIoet lporoen lino. Gs
baben iih an 5lpeitouieno 1beilnebmer
singefunoen.
Weimar. 4. SUM-.
Die Stdnt @eimor prangi i'm Seits
i9mud uno bic 9ep6ltering feiert ben
Gin3u9 tes @robber3pges @iibelm
Grnit bon Sdaiens 0eimars s@iieuaCh
unb itiner ibm ppr peni9en 0ohsn
anQetrauten Gsmablin &oroline. seb.
9rin3eHin Reub q. g.
aieI, 4. Suni.
Sin oeuti6er WfarinematroIe gtdz
mems 9lnbreas Wleiierihmibt puroe
bcute pom Warinegeriht 5u Is Wtonas
ten Gefdnsnib perurtbeiIt, tpciI er ben
6Gbnrih BON 9(bel geidla9en bate.
Der San bat aleemeinea 9(ufieben err
regt, oa bon 2lbeI SelbItmoro beging,
iobalo sr ermittelte, oob es ibm uns
mDglih Iein neroe. ben Wdnn, Der ibn
9eiaIdgen, 3u ibentifiSiren unb perI6n=
lihe @enugtbuunq Su erlangeu. SSn
Der @erihtsiibung purbe Elm Brief
perIeIen, pprin Nbel bic @riinbe, bic
i'm gum @elbItmoro beItimmtsn, bar
Iegte. Die 8criiherung RES Gommunz
bunten, boB bic Sadie Itrena unter-
fudt pereen piiroe, babe ibm nenig
9roit gelpdhrt. sd permag. bieB es
reiter, nnidt gu buIoen. bab man mid
i6Id9t, unb mid pariiber sa berubis
gen."
Die 9erfa6tenbeit Der Nublbene.
9uns 1T in Itetiger 3unubme begriffen.
Die Ste[luns Der parteien Su einanber
1T bic bentbdr perporrenite. 9tur i'm
20nigreih SdhTen lit elm 3uIammeus
fhlub Der biireerliben parteien qeoen
bic SosidIhemotratie Ii6tbar. Dod
aetpinnt neusrbings aud bic ptuii6e
8elnegnng gegeniher ben po!an IN
Sberf6leiien unb poIen an 5tGrte,
bunt ben unausgeIebten Wdrnungen
unb Nlabnungen bon oeutfhnatipnaler
Seite.
gDie Elm aenauer g(usmeis eraiebt,
baben bic So3inliIten fir ben 5ao Ger
@ntfdeibun9, BEN 16. SUM. in 39t
DabItreiIen aaubibo!en duf9citeIlt,
dlfo nur in nreien Gol6es unterlanen.
Der blubenoe 8erliner 9orortfrieoz
ri6sba9en am W}iiQgeliee beQe6t CUR
3eit Die 6eier bs5 $50. Sobrestd9s ieis
ner @riinbunq burh 6riebri5 ben
0jroBen. 8as fir bic GeIeqen9eit su-
fammengeitellte 8erQniiquuqs BRO
oranm 1T duBerft reih6altio. Sin
grobes @oltsfeit bat 3ebntduienbe bon
3beilnebmern berfdmmelt. WaFerz
iportli6e 0eronItdltungen unterhalten
boneben bic IdoulnItt9e Wenqe. Die
ein3elnen 0ereine uno aorporationen
fetiren auf Gommcrien. (6rieoriA Der
Grobe bat ben Srt am 81. Wfai 1853
oeQriinoet. Der 96nio mar bumal8
BON aopenid ans ourh BEN Sort nah
BEN Qebuihul3enamt Qefommen uno
bate nit ieinem Id)arfen Bid gIeid.
ertonnt bab bic 2oge Iib portreFfltf
fir cine soIonie eignete Der 90nig
iiebelte bort 3uerIt idleiiide Meber on,
bic auf feline 2lnre9ung bunn aud Sets
cenlp,5erei 6etrieben. Der grobe Nufs
l9punq oon5rieoyihsbagcn bGngt nit
benz GiIenbdbnpertebr unb Der gelpdls
tigen Gntipidelung 8srlins 3uidms
men,
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3iirifl. 4. Suni.

Qln9ebjri9e Der meOi5iriIten 5as
tuItdt Der llnigeriitGt 3urib baben
cine proteitDerIlmnlung gegen STE
5rapdns neuen Bomdn, bstitelt nglrs
6eit". rer1nitdltct, in mst6em bic 2us
itdnbe in ber 6irurgii6en 9li!if oer
llniberiitGt als bdaritrdubeno qeihils
bert nerDen. }r1ulejH SIZE 5rapdn
(pIeubonom fiir 5tie Qtpin) bat in
Grid 3s6n SeneIter Wlebi3in ituoirt
uno i1re ud6renb Der 3eit gsIdmmeIs
ten dnQe6li6en Grfabrungen tn benz
fraqti4en ggeyfe tpisnerqe9eben. Pros
TeToren unb Stubenien 3eigten iiA in
Der 9erIammlun1 qlei6ermaBen en-
port, unb an oer @erfaferin puroe
budfdbi6 tein g4tes Sadr ges
lofieu.
0r. Ruo. Gr6nlein, Der 0iretiot
Der dirurgii6en 9Iinit in 3iirih, mel
der iid am myiIten getroffsn fiiblt
Oerofisnilibt einen idorien 2lng,ifi
9ecen Slie 5rdpan inter bem Sitsl
Burden. herQusi"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-06-05

9ie forcaniide 9ie8Icrlug crtldrt,
6ai, oie ruiiiihen llaitrncbnern ae.
ndhrten abbobuna .ldereAtiam' iid'
onf Diuian am Jlilou GIiiiie mo zinc
gtele an gahiIiiiic beidjrduteu Sie
rerlandt ole Gunic9iu9 einer Ssom.
milton sur Tcitlegung Der 0ren5en
Der aon5eiiicn.
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SIN 0i emit trmorbe.
ct. Qouis, 4. SUN.

9rei mdstirte Rduber ipraugsn auf
einem StrdBenbabnpagen mo tielen
fofort iiber ben Wtptormann ber. Sons
butteur aeith, Der leirsn 8plIegen CUR
Siilfe tam, ipuroe nieoergeidpTen,
pprduf bic Rdubgeielen oas gBettt
Turh+eu~
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6 oGo m bia.
gpaIbinaton. 4. cSuni


9ds Stoats Depattement beabs
ii6tigt, lpsHigitens borldufig. riht ir=
geno ipeI6e S6ritte nit 8e3ug AMI
rie llnterbaublungen ii6er ben Yanas
md'ancI "a thun, ionbern nil ben am
2. sSuni erfolgenoen 3uIammentritt
Les colombiIheu &ongreNes abparten,
nm al Ieben, lpie Iia oeriel6e gu Der
6rage ltcGt. gs 6ejBt, Der Yrdfbent
Maroquin babe ii6 Dor Der 9erufung
ter Spe,ialieiIion bergelpiiiert, 1aB bic
Regierun9 auf cine fi6ere Nlaioritdt
fir ben 0ertrdg pcrbe re6ncn tDnnen.
qlber man peiB olIeroings audi. oab
ii6 Ieitoem eins niht unbstrG6tli6e
Oppo'ition entpideIt Bat. aber man
qIdu6t bier, bdb bicle aus llntCnntnib
uno elmer Qrunoloisn 9erbddtigung
ter bon Der Der. ct. Rsgierun0 pers
foiqten 3itIe berborgeganaen ill., Gons
Iul WdImroes, Der Toeben aif llrtdub
BON Colombia bier eingetrofien III.
idqt, bdb bic beIten GIemente bort fiir
ben @ertraq Iinb uub baB ole Sppos
fition lih TdtieBIib ats obnmddtie
eripeiien tpirb.
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q a 6 RieI.
92efn llnrf. Z. Sun

9as Sdla6tIhiff nSeariarge" pirb
heute nuch 9iel nbfabren unb 2lbmiral
Barter, 9efeblsbaber oes norootldntis
iden GeI6mabers, pirb feline 6Iaoge
an 8oro Der ,Mlanfloper" oufbiiIen.
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ranlrsih.
9Daris, a. SUM-.

YuIIai 2. NUIII.
Der ,qatrie" nir0 aus 2(Igier gee
melcct, oaB 6ei iyiqltig pieber 6eftige
Sample 3piiden fran30iIben Srup
pen uno Wduren fattfinoen Die Gnis
ic5cibunq IN nod nift tsfdnnt.
Der premiermipiiter Gom6es err
tlGrte elmer Delegation. odb igrantreid
teiu Qanb In Uldrotto srobern tpolIe,
feline alqierii6en @ren3en uno Ieinen
geibftan6 in 2tFrita aber I'm ieoen
Dreis pertbeibigen peroe
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gDien. A. c[uni.

llnpertiirqten Gsricbten suFolee bat
Der frau31iilhe 6oitot bes a0nigs
9llsrduber bon Ser6icn i'm paIaIte gu
gelQrdo Gelbitmoro beQanesn. rahs
benz Elm 9criu6. bic 90niqin 1ra9a
5u oerqiften, an ben Tag Setommen
mar.
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Die 2eihe ots U}dunfs, otr am "a
mai BON Der 9rootlpH Bride iprdr9
uno ertrant, 1T dIfgefiidt unb ioentis
fi3irt morDen 81 nohnte In Ulilla
Sotel unb rs9iItrirts urter bem Ras
men 81. Wuh".
u a q n
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@erlin. 4. oIuni.

Nus griefen aus CoefTa. pom 28.
Wai, 1T erii6tlih. oaB bic S}uben nuns
mebr 3ur pianmdbigsn 0ertbeioiguug
borberetet iinb. Geit ben Ulebeleisn
in 3iiderep Fn6 EuuIsnbe pon Re
boIDern sirotiI5rt unD unter bic Suocn
perttsilt norosn, ioba5 nunmebr ieosr
bon ibGen. NiidEn .uie 6rau. bemaiinet
III. 8ieienj1en, melfe ~ arm gum
Qntduf bon Wafisn roren. iinb pon
benz 8ertbeioigungs Gomits aus1eriis
Itst poroen 2ltbertem lit Elm Stqs
nalipItsn s;uqeitibr' porbeu, oas bic
QddJi1t BON iuocnftincliten Ruh.s
lt0runQen ioiott iber bic adn3e Staot
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gNNei


MpHWuNIIHUptI, ? JUIII,
Standardization 3ufolge BADEN
monien.griner uno tiirtiiht 5ruppcn
ii6 on 6er 8reu3e BON Wloutsnesro
qei6lagen. 5iinf Siirtsu purecn se'
t0otet.
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gle3 9gerte, Sbabo, 4. SUM.

gtluo SO @tcilen iiioneitIih bon
bier, nahc 0er 9olppers Canon. lr-
eiqnete iit ein iltrd)t6arer, non &a,
geIidlnuern heaIeiteter @olfent rltA.
peIher Die Grnte onf einerStrefe bon
feds Meilen perpiiitote. Soc Gemii.
iep uno ieine Shueiter Siabella er-
troilfeu.