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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
Wichita Grain.
Wichita 1.-Two Stock.
LATEST NEWS IN BRIEF.

The area of Alrsl1a nearly equals ali
thr states east of the Mississippi river.
The Santa Fe is having trouble in
handling freight Arkansas City caused
by strike of freight handlers
The head camp of Modern Woodmen
in session at indianapolis decided to
of Columbia and Arizona. Tennessee,
Texas, Arkansas and New Mexico we're
rejected.
Attorney General Knox has large
mum Der of cases under investigation of
parties in Alabama holding men as
slaves, and IN addition to the arrests
already made, warrants will soon be
issued for a still larger number.
Two men. said to DC BUD Fair and
Frank Ellis, robbed the Adams Ex-
press company at Webb City, Mo-, of
So, 600 consigned to the Cartcrville
bank. Both men were captured in the
woods three miles from Joplin, after
chase and the money recovered.
A hailstorm covering a strip of land
a mile and quarter in width passed
over eastern Allen county, Ind, for
distance of three miles and covering
New Haven. In places the hail fell 20
a depth of two inches and crops are
ruined. Many COWS were killed.
The lumbermen of all parts OF the
United States have, in response 70 u
circular sent out by leading lumber
men of the west, sent $50, 900 to the re-
lief fund for flood sufferers This
amount was received after only few
days from the time the scheme was
started and the amount is being in
creased daily.
An organization IS proposed to in:
sure employers of labor against strikes
1t is to be mutual company, only its
officers being known, as its member
ship is to be kept secret.
The Philippines government has
drafted a bill to prevent the cxporta-
ton of inferior hemp. There have
been numerous complaints in the mar
lzets of the world of the inferior quail
ity of the exported hemp and the trade
in it is thereby endangered.
at White-Sp N. NJ, eight miles
from Ell Paso, q lake five miles square
and of great depth has formed behind
the levee. This is in danger of break
ing at any moment, and, if break
occurs, all barriers here will be swept
away.
Telegraphic service in New England
was demoralizcd by a heavy bank of
fog and by severe storms. The gale
blew down poles in New Hampshire
and Rhode Island and caused damage
along the coast. Other property also
was considerably damaged.
Martin D. Wood, for thirty three
years manager of the local office of the
Western Union Telegraph company at
Kansas City Missouri, has been sue
ceeded by George W. Bronson, for sew
enteen years chief operator at Kansas
City.
Rev. T. T. Harry, of St Leos church,
st. Louis, has been named as bishop of
Manila by the pope and Father Harty
has accepted
j. G. Bloom has been appointed prin-
cipal assistant engineer for the western
district of tile Rock Island with head
quarters in Topeka. This is new po-
sition.
The Cosse. Mare and Glen rivers of
France are in food and the Loire is
five feet above its normal level The
damage caused is estimated at millions
Of francs
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
King Peter Promotes Assassins.

Belgrade, June 23.-The promotions
are announced of various members of
the military deputation to King Peter
at Geneva. Colonel Popoivics of the
late King Alexander's palace guard, is
created general and first aide-de-
camp to King Peter; Captain Kostics,
who opened the palace gates for the
assassin of the late king and queen is
promoted to be 4 major, and lieutenant
Gronica, who was on guard outside the
palace on the night of the assassina-
tions and who was d confident of the
onspirators. is made captain
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
Judge CaIIs LectsIature.

Wichita, June EN- the district
court Judge Dale was called upon to
decide whether the Kansas legislature
had any right to vacate street in this
city which mad been plated, the lots
sold for residences and owners had
built homes on their lots. Judge Dale
held that the legislature could not va
cate u street where it prevented the
egress or ingress of property holder
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
Porto Ricau Americans.

San Juan, P. R., June 1.-THE flag
day celebration here broke the record
and there was display of Americanism
throughout Porto Rico. Fifteen hun
by the pupils of the public schools of
San Juan and there were patriotic ex-
ericises at the theatre, which was deco
rated with the stars and stripes. All
the other cities of the island report
similar enthusiasm.
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Ont of the Sink Hole

Kansas City, June a2.-After trying
all other means, the Santa Fc railroad
people have decided that the only way
they can get their two big compound
locomotives out of the sink hole at
Nineteenth and Liberty streets is TO
strip them. The coupling bars between
the engines and tenders, forged steel
two inches thick and four inches across
the face, are twisted like SO much pa
per, showing the force of the fall
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Hague FoIiows England.

The Hague, June a3.--The Dutch
representative at Belgrade has been
instructed te assume the same attitude
as Great Britain towards the provi-
sional government of Servia. England
had withdrawn its minister from Ser
to by its consul general. on the ground
that England would hold no diplo-
matte relation with country whose
government is in the hands of regi-
,.ideS
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KING Peter WIN Not Forcet.

Berlin. June @2.-The Geneva CORE
spondent of the Frank furter Zeitung
interviewed King Peter on the subject
of the Russian note calling for the
punishment of the murderers of King
Alexander and Queen Draga. The new
king said that concerned I'm interna-
tional matter and it should not be for
gotten that the skupschtina had sane
toned the deed committed by the
army.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
REPORTED

boards in the large cities. This was
followed by another prohibiting coin
surance.
Then came a representative of the
combine and demanded that $40, 900 be
presented to prevent the passage of the
bills. The companies would or could
not produce the money. The bills were
then passed.
at the session two years ago repeal
bills were introduced. At first the old
figure, $4,000, was demanded for
passage. This was afterward reduced
to S25. 900. The companies refused to
produce the money and the bills were
killed in committee
Louis b. Snow of st. Louis confirmed
part of the statement made by Mr..
Naterworth.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
The Courts Mn.. Settle 1t.

Topeka, June 23.-Attorney General
Coleman has been asked for an opinion
as to the practice of outside liquor
dealers in shipping liquor into Kansas.
The shippers are now trying to work
up an express business whereby they
can sell liquor in any amount through
an agent, It is claimed that by this
method there will be no violation of
the prohibitory law. The courts will
be called upon to settle the question.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
Mexican Timber Lands.

Chihuahua, Mex, June 30. = Paul
Morton, vice president of the Santa Fe
system; Walter 5. Eddy of Saginaw,
Mich, and Colonel John S. Wier of
New York, have organized a syndicate
for the purpose of developing tract
of timber land northwest of chihuahua
and comprising in the neigh borhood of
$500, 900 acres. The purchasers will
begin to work the tract as soon as the
Orient railway constructs branch
line from Minaca.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27

The students regarded him with good
natured amusement.
He had just $50 tied up in hand
korchief when he arrived on the cam
pus. He did odd jobs to support him
self and studied all the time he was
not working.
In his freshman year he captured
three prizes and the Woolsey scholar
ship, the income from $1,000, for the
best examination in Latin compost
ton. The highest honors the univer-
sity accords are believed by the fac
ulty to be his by right.
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Harvest stops Grading.

Wichita, June 22.-Graders of the
Orient Construction company have
completed the grading to point with
and, according to reports of men in
charge the work is very likely to stop
at that point until harvest is over at
least. Farmers offered big wages and
the graders, after holding off two or
three days, made a break for the wheat
fields
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
st. Johns Day.

Wichita, June 23.-Tomorrow viii! be
the great festal day of the Masonic
order throughout southern Kansas
The grand lodge of the state has de-
creed that ST. Johns Day is to be cele-
brated in three points in Kansas ON
Wednesday, June "a, and all members
are required to observe this day in
some manner, as many as possible arc
expected TO attend the celebration in
Fort Scott, Salina or Wichita. The
railroads granted a rate of one fare
plus so cents for the day.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27

Kansas City. Mo-, June 2a.-Railroad
officials declare that the Freight hand-
lers' strike is at an end SO far as they
are concerned. In the freight houses
of the Santa Fe, Rock Island, the
Frisco and the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas 200 negroes, most of whom have
been put in here from the outside, are
working in the places of the strikers
and 100 more negroes are expected.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
BRIGHTEST OF YALE STUDENTS.
Connecticut Youth Comes from Farm
and Wins High Honors.

Frederick E. Pierce. who is called
by professors at Yale the brightest
man the university ever had for a
student, entered that college three
years ago. He had then just come
from his fathers farm, near South
Britain, Conn. Toiling behind the
pillow and in the fields had not devel-
oped grace of carriage. He was sun
burned and his clothes were ill-ftting
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
Kansas Mutual to ReInsure.

Topeka, June 2o.-The policy-holders
of the Kansas Mutual decided in favor
of the proposition advanced by the
Illinois Life Insurance company to re-
insure all the poIiey-holders of the
company. Trustees appointed by Judge
Hook, of the United States district
court, have had charge of the Kansas
Mutual Life Insurance company since
last winter.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
Charged with stealing 100000.

st. Thomas, Ont, June IA war
rant has been issued for the arrest of
George Rowley, the manager of the
suspended Elgin Loan company He
is said to be in sanitarium in Michi-
gan. He is charged with stealing
$40, 900 from the company.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
State Fair This Fall.

Topeka, June 23.-M. A. Low, gen.
eral attorney of the Rock Island sys-
tenn has been elected president of the
Topeka State Fair association. It is
proposed TO give an old fashioned state
fair this fall.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
redmond Against Land Bin.

London, June IS. = The deadlock
which has arisen between Chief Irish
Secretary Wyndham and the Irish
leader John Redmond threatens to inn
peril not only the Irish land bill, but
the existence of the government.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
Broke Up The Gang

Topeka, June %. = United States
Marshal Macl1ey has just landed a
bunch of postoflice robbers behind the
bars, where they will stay for the next
five years. For ninety days afer this
gang was captured there was no post
Office robberies in Kansas. Marshal
MaclSey says two more gangs are now
operating here. He expects to round
them up before long.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
Desert Opened TO settlement.

Los Angeles, Cali, June 1s.-0ne
million acres of government land are
thrown open to settlement. The land
is along the line of the Santa Fe rail
road from Nogales to Mojave and is all
desert Only half dozen applicas-
tions have been received at the local
land Office.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27

Mrs. vrooman, wife of Walter Vrco-
man, the noted Socialist promoter of
cooperative colonies and founder of
Ruslxin college, England, has been
granted divorce from her husband.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
Indiscretion In Awarding Contracts.

Washington, june 2o.-As result of
alleged indiscretion in matters per-
tanning to the award of contracts for
printing the money order forms of the
government, James 4. Metcalf, for
many years superintendent of the
money order system of the postoffice
department was removed from office by
the postmaster general A full inves-
tigation of the case will be made later.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
Road. Getting Into shaPe

Topeka, juno 90. = Regular train
service is resumed on the Union Pacific.
This is of great importance to the
Rock Island, because of that road
using the Union Pacific tracks from
Topeka to Kansas City. Both Rock
Island and Union Pacific are getting in
excellent shape again.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27

The Rock Island has put back in
service local trains between Kansas
City and Chickasha, L T., which have
been out of service during the high
rr.a Ter
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27

thunderstorm broke over Brook
vile, Pa, which resulted in the death
of two and injury to several others.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
$50. 600 For ae Hogs.

Macy, Ind, June 23.-Record prices
were paid at the Poland China swine
sale held here. The aggregate sales of
two DAYS were over $50, 600 for ninety
six head offered. The highest price
pad for any one hog was that paid for
Ideal Sunrise, which approximated
s17, 957. A half interest in Majestic
Perfection was sold for 4,4oO. to Will
kinson Bros, OF Cynthiana.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27
Steel Prices Are Stable.

the executive committee of the United
States Steel corporation is authority
for the statement that the schedule of
prices of finished iron and steel pro-
ducts for 1904 will show no change
from that of this year. This applies to
prices of steel rails and billets.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27

Forest fires are still raging an the
east end of the upper peninsula of
Michigan. The loss in standing tim
Der, logs, cordw God and tan bark, as
well as lumber camps, Is very large
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27

A feeder for the Orient is chartered,
80 extend from Pueblo, Col. to Denison,
Texas.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1903-06-27

With TO- refugees to shelter and
feed, st. Louis is still battling against
the food
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-28
gett aber go Sanreu

ldjDn wuroe Wfrs. Minslpm's 500.
thing Syrup BON MsliDneu uDr
Wiittern beim Babnen oef Rinoer
%angemenoet. Wirfi 9u i'm GHlafe
burb na8 SGreien zines &inoes ge,
it6rt, oea i'm 3abaen i! nnb Dor
S@mersen meint? Wem 10, iaTie
i0fort cine Slaibe bon ,Wers.
Winsl0ws Soothing @urup" bulen.
Sem 8ertb lit nnbeaablbar. &c
miro benz fleinen 2eioenben lotort
2inoerung peri6afen. 8erlaBt euh
oarauf, Witter, es 1T tein Bmeifel
oaruber. Sc BELT Diarrboe, reau,
lirt ben Ma9en uno Die Wieren, be-.
ieiti9t @ino apltf. erpeiht Den
@aumen, oerbinbert @nt5iinbuna
nnb ftdrtt oas gauge Sp1tem. ,Wrs.
WinSlDms Soothing Syrup" fir sabs
nenoe 9inoer 1T aneenebn, i'm sc.
ihmad; oas 8ecept ftarnnnt BON
einem Der beften peibliGen Nerste in
ben Ser. Staaten. @S lit bel allen
9rugqiiten in Der garsen 8elt III
buben. Breis Is Gents per fglaibes
4auft niGta anoeres, als Mrs.
Winslums S~DDthinasS Syrup.
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@ir6 %amerfamnt.
eau MntOntu muR iid bem uuners
metolihem fiigen. Gtme Memee
8Hrger ~befueifen eS,

Maboem oer 2eier Die nadIteben-
De Witteilung oieie6 experimentation
Burgers BON San Nntonio qelelen
bat. muB er 81 Dem mabren, qhten
uno feften 8eid(uB fommen,
Dab penn Elm Wittel Semuno DOE
Sabren bette unb i'm leitoem ae=
iuno erbalten bat. BON oemielben err
partet tuer0eu fam, oaB e8 unter
abnlihen %l1mltdnoen oieie(ben Diem
ite oerribten miro.
2eiet oieies:
5rau Gobert 5orbrid). Satin
oes YlmmermannS Robsrt 5Drbrid,
SEQ. 1915 gjrainia 5traBe tpobn6aft,
erflart: y8is gum Nufana oes Sab
res 1903 lit ib ieit uieleu Sabren
an Nlerenihmersen. Der Sbmers
III meluem Giicfen puroe ld)limmer
nno 1hilmner. unb rpuroe cine taa=
llde Gait, Die MIDI in Der Nu8abuna
lsell1er bauSlihen Bftthten bebins
oerte. S9 litt al &Dphhmer5en,
Sdminoelanfdqeu uno fonute
Wadts niht iAlafen. SIN Wtai 1902
eflteB ib, nadloem id Doan's Mie.
ren-Yiaeu aebraud]t bate, bic @rs
tldrung sur &erDHentliduno, oaB
MIDI Die BiIen oouitdnbie BON ben
Nndenldmeraen befreit bdtten. Sd
babe nunmebr Elm Sabr Belt gebabt,,
iiber Die 8irfung Der Weoisin nafs
5uoenfen nno menn id audi mituns
ter geringe Inseihen Der &ranfbeit
Deripirt babe. 10 bat Der @ebrauA
Der Weoi8in itets ale 5t1runeen be-
ieitigt uno i'd bin su Der u~eberseu.
auna gelanat. oaB Die erite Bebanoz
lung in Der Sat permanent in ibrer
Wirtune mar unb i'd peiB, oaB
penn nlar cine Shabtel Don 0oan's
Wlerent Billen our 6nno bat, man
cine @arantie beltbt geaen iraeno
einen Nieren= ODER Nitfenldmera.
Sh m0bte ieoem 3eioenoen in San
Nntonio raten, iid cine Sbahtel
Dpan'S Nierens Bi1en entmeoer i'm
yerar Drug Store Doer in Jilher &
Sprineaa's Drug 5tore gu fanfen
uno ib meiB. oaB Seber .iiber oas
Gelultat %erltaunt uno nit 6emlelben
uOaia sufrieoen lein miro.
Grbdltlid bel alien Droguinen.
BreiS 80 Gents. Softer Wiaburn
20. in Buffalo, q. g., aueiniae
@genten fit Die Ser. Staten.
BergeBt nid]t ben Wan1en DDan
ll,o arceutirt fein Subititut.
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Muerlet.

= @g.MapDr uno Senator Mar,
ibau bids 1T an Nppenoicitis er.
tranft. Sn einiaen Taaen ioQ an
ibm cine Operation uorqenummen
merben.
Die Staot mirb Dem Bunoes-
Nderbau : Department einbunbert
Nder 2ano Der Semerfarm, bic bod,
geleeen iino, our @ranbuna elmer
ADMINISTRATION fir finlidhriQe freie
Benubuna anbieten.
Die Stabt itebt i'm Neoriff.
NIT Der Berlin Bridge 9ompaanie
be5lglih Der Bride fiber ben TfuS
IN grodett StraBe eineu 8eraleif,
ein3ugeben. Die Bride tuur6e Be.
tanntlih Der 8riiden ; 3ompaanie
3tigeiprohen, bic lie ieoen Nuoen.
bid abtraaen laiien Tam. Die
Staot bennbt fie ieopb uno lit mil=
lens cine 0ad)5ablune 5u MAIDEN.
5000 muroen bereits entrihtet. Die
Rompagnie foroert nod $4,000 uub
bic Sta6t bietet $500.
Die 8erbin6ung nit Der nod
wlanco fibreuoen 2anofraBe Iol
nitt ourh 0uro. Flores, lonbern
onrb 0orb,2 areoo, StraBe gemaf1t
peroen. Sir bic 8reite Der neuen
StraBen innerbalb Der Staotgrenaen
iino iur auan5i9 Sub borgelebeu
uro oas pIroe fir Morb.5lpres.
StraBe ni6t eenagen. NuBerbem
1T ben Tarmern aud baB Strasen,
babngeleiie i'm Siege.
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Mt g~omtractorem

i&x pig osastruns nab ben Naa ante,
Nyee . 0trakeu, fente Der uS7ioeu
Dvt0en tn 8exar Gpuutu. 4ernS,
IN Detya9e ben Observation-Disclosures
0sIars NbOO,OOO).
gerfteselte anaebote fir Die obioe
Grtsit ueroen sntgeaenQenon1n,en
IN Der Nmtsftube bes gountp. glerfs
bic sum 10. October 1903, Mittaos
uii ~ llbr. Dieielben miiHen abs
nreifirt fem an bas @eriht Der
9ouutg . @ommifidre BON Berar
9nnntp. Teras, iinb mliien init Ser
cotoen Gnfihrift nerieben 1ein. Die
ost!i Qontraete ~ @rulbe gu leeen6en
$idne unb Spscificati0nen lin6
gotl 81. September 1907 an port
1puqtpsN idter @obert 9. greer
Sas1e Nntoaip. Teras. su erlanoen'
Cos @ouultD bebdlt iih bas Wedt
Dor .feoes einSelue Der Gnqebpte au.
radsuweifen.
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9entldle AccioeuS IS rnderel.

Aae Nrten BON 9rudarbeiien tuer.
ben in oeutiber, enaliiher uno ipa-
nilber Spra6e fem uno iaubet su
mdBieem 8reiie ausqefibrt. 5peris
alitat: Druid bon Statuten, Berloz
bung8., 0eiratbs unh 8~eleeenbeit8.
aarten. &uf' Gufrage merben RO-
ltenanihldge geliefert.
Vfc XenEg
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Die Bronins Shleiien ldeint
nus ibrer @afiersnot gar niht her,
ausf0mmen 3u molIen. 0od Iiub
Die Sbdoen, meldJe oas 6uhmaSier
oes porigen Monats anQeriftet bat,
nidt ausgebeiiert, uno fhon tommt
wieoer Die WelbunQ, oaB bic ODER
abermals geftieaen lift une meiteres
unbeil dtgeridtet bat. Sic bat Die
Wieoernneen bel 8auaoa. Shido.
nib uno 9burse i'm &eaierunasbe.
8irt Sppeln iiberidmemmt. Sn ben
eenannten @eaenben linb suar feline
Wenibenleben ~perloren aeaanaen.
aber es fino bod groBe 3eile beIteQ.
ten Nders Derianoet uno be|onbers
piele 8artofeln pernibtet, bic fau.
len tperoen. ebe itd bic Malier Der.
laufen haben meroen. WuBer ben
namentIih angefabrten Srten baben
audi nod eInige anbere @eaenben
Sberiblefiens gelitten.
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0sfteAt bard Die 4eutfd9en murben
ee g~rau6pieu, beiteQt uab aus benz Selbe
qeio!onen wuroen BITE amerifanifHen 30.
teatsBtuen. bon 6eness bic useiter unter
i9rer nsyapdenben 0uderblIle beimtfidi.
~. 0tfte, tuie QuenfIber unb anbere
4ttftee SntHauSen, bergen. bon ben ct.
9srHaros3rdutersH iuen. @ein unb fora.
ls!n wesotn bieielben rpn ben Wrl6ern
-. 1srnnrb'S aus ben frilben heilbrins
peneen 8Han5en. bic in Gem groben Gar.
ten eer Nntur trndien, bercttet. DieIes
scrfrtfHl4e oentiBe 6eiimittel Eat lid,
Y aaeH dalen bon Werftopfuna, Waaens,
ksosr' unb Rierenleiben unb allen St0.
gen4en ber unterleibssC rgane ttets apf
oldiatsnbite betuhbrt. Sn alien Npo.
ttsssn ~ kaben.
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Die nDanaiger 8ta." brinai
cine offenbar inlpirirte grtldrunQ
iiber Die @brunaen. Die in Dansie
uno Warienbure nDr aur8em BEN
Stem Yorfer Wiaipndr Gurnelius
Wanoerbilt i'm Suffrage bes &aiiers
ertpieien nuroen unb Die urlahe
o%eriel6en. Befanntlid Bat Der UNI
ltano. oaB 8ipils uno Wtilitdr Be-
ANTE gum gmpfanee oes @enannten
aufgeboten nurben, cine inarfe 4ri-
tit in Der Brefie erfabren unb Die
MnSfubrungen Der .Danaiger 8eis
tung" fino offenbar oasu beitimmt,
Die @runoloii9teit oieier 8ritif nadJ-
3umeiien. Sn benz Wrtifel beiBt eS,
oaB Ian6erbilt ii6 aeeenaber benz
Brinaen Seinrid bel bei1en 8elude
in Den Der. Staten unaemein gait.
freunolib uno liebensmuroig beruiez
len babe, 10 Dab bic Mufmerflamfei.
ten oes &aifer8 rlur cine gebiibrenoe
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ten oeS ytem Yorfer Millipndrs ma.
rem. Serner miro oarauf ~binaepie.
len, Dab Vanoerbilt nidt nur fein
mhBiaer, uon ieinen Renten leben-
Der Wtiui0nar unh @eloprob lit,
lonoern elm erniter. neiBieer unb
tlcttiaer Giienbabn*@ rperte uno elm
bohbegabter Wehaniter; oaB er fere
rter elmer Der beiheibenften, fliaIten
tno adtunasmerteften Nmeritaner
1T, Die Bring 6einrid) in Den Ser.
Staten e~etroffen batte. SblieBlih
miro oarauf bingepieien, oaB onrd
bic Nufmertiamteit, melde ourh
oleien 8eiu6 8anoerbilt's auf Die
pittoresfen uno biitoriIhen DENT.
miiroigfeiten Dausias uno oas be.
ribmte ShloB 81 Warienbnra aes
lent puroe. anoere reiGe Nmerifa.
nee fth oeranlaBt finoen piirben,
eiele 8labe 5u bela1en.
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