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to pass your water frequently, nigh Z and i
day., s1narting Or Irritation ca In X pa ssinKss
brick dllsta or sediment n in the Y rine.s
Headache. Sbacknche. lame back. dlzztsssSa
ness, slseplessness. rlerl BUSINESS, heart
disturbance due to bad kidney trouble.sj
skin eruptions from bad blood, neural-ss
:gla, rheumatism, diabetes. bloattng ,st r--ass
Inability worn-out feeling. lack OF am ms 81
bltion, loss OF flesh. sallow complexion
or BriGht's disease. y,,s
II your water, when allowed to remain
bundisturbed in glass or bottle foss
Etwenty-four hours, forms a sediment &ots5
settling or has q cloudy appearance IT.
Is evidence that your kidneys and blad.
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5i,r despair q the attitude of the soldery,
who are getting, out of control. There are
no more Japanese at Port Arthur and
+ few foreigners.
Russian officers who have reached here
from Port Arthur strongly condemn Adj
miras Alexieff's lack of prudence and
foresight. They pronounce him draw
ing room commander and &clamor for his
recall They say the only man who can
save Port Arthur is General Kuropatkin.
the vetera n hero Of Plevna. The officers
conceded that the disasters already In
fIcted on the Russian fleet are a ma.
t.onal misfortune. MY
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.PT ART'HU.R'S
FATE: SEALED
There IS No Doubt Felt That
Japanese Will Return and
Complete Destruction.
MORE DETAILS Of BATTLE E',A u:
Russian Vessels Would Undoubt-
eddy Have Conc to Bottom But
for Proximity Of Shore.
(spccIal to The Times-Dlspa,ch.)

IN
cHDFoO. Feb. 1o.-The damage done
to the Russians yesterday at Port Ar
thur BY. the Japanese fleet Under Vice
Admlrai TogoFts far more extensive than
was at first reported.
Seven warshps belonging to the RUE
SLAMS were put out of action, The Pal
lada was not sunk. but lies on her beam
ends on the beach, SO badly damaged by
the wcll.dIrectcd bow of torpedo that
II is doubtful II 1t will be possible TO
make. her eaworthy for many months to
come, II, Indeed she Is not in the mean
time captured BY the Japanese
WOULD HAVE; SUNK AT SEA
TIE bat.leships Retvizan and Csarc-
witch were damaged be OW | nc water lsne'
Ifthe action had taken place 1t sea they
certainly would have gone to the bottom.
The close proximity OF the shore enabled
them to escape this fate. ssS n
In tho second fight yesterday morning
the battleship Po1tava and the cruisers
5NovIk. 5Asko,l and Diana were seriously
damaged.
6 After the torpedo boa tack the ia
panesc fleet, In three divisions, not two
as reported yesterday, sailed toward DAT
l,y. Presently they returned and found
the Russlanffleet waiting them. The ia
panese opened deadly fire on the forth
ficatlons, neglecting for moment the
threatening attitude Of the warsh!psI.
TORPEDOES DRIVEN BACK.
snddcny5a dash was made by the RUS
stan torpedo boats on the oncoming ia
panese. h "a terrific burst OF firing greeted
them. and they were forced to seek shell
ter behind their battleships and cruisers.
M 4 general enga cement then ensucd, at
a tirce.mile range. in which the forts
and batteries on shore took part, firing
fast and furious for a short time. My
correspondent at Port Arthur gives IT
as halt an hour. while other reports state
II lasted onV twenty minutes.
S a HOVi3 THEY. WE'RE STRUCK.
The Poltava was struck below the wa
ter line by twelve-inch shell and went
out Of action almost Immediately.
Three Of her men who were sent over ,'t:r.
the side to ascertain the damage were
drowned.
The Diana was struck almost immedi-
ately afterward in the steering gear by
a shot from one OF the Russian shore
batteries, though this fact is strenuously
denied In official circles
The Novik and Askold venturcd out too
far and were severely punished by the
japanese. The Asahi. Hatsuse and XIX
asa gave them each a coupie of broad
sides. from their great guns, and they
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were Obliged to turn tail. Both were Sc
rously damaged The Novlk and Pol
taya have Joined their comrades on the
beach.
FATE OF PORT ARTHUR SEALED.
AT noon the Japanese fleet withdrew.
They have not since been heard from. I
amStold BY n Japanese Official they have
gone to sea to coal from tllelr golfers.
p We may expect them to return TO Port
Arthur a t any moment to complete their
work. Nobody here doubts that they will
capture or destroy the entire Russian
fleet. while the fate OF Port Arthur is
practically sealed,
The excitement at Port Arthur and
Dalny is Understandable. Apanic has seiz-
ed the inhabitants and the authorities are
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Il TOXIC, Feb. 1.-the Ntikado Is per-
sonally directing the campaign and is
displaying the greatest energy He at
tends to the minutcst details and Is con-
stanty receiving reports from ministers
and other high officials. From sunrise
till late at night he is at his desk. I'm
less the Cars government, he has often
said, adopted n moro tactful attitude
peace could not be maintained.
High naval experts assert hat Japan's
SUCCESS at Port Arthur with the mastery
disposition Of Admiral Togo $ fleet has
given Japan command Of the sea be-
tween Forth Arthur and tho Yalu. This
Il; regal ded as supremely important, as
It makes easy the landing Of a strong
Japanese force far up on tho west coast
Of Korea and even on the M[anchurian
side Of the Yalu. The troops on the
west coast of Korea are intended to meet
the Russian troops invading Northern
Korea. Those landed on the Manchurlan
side OF the Yalu will march and attack
the railway from Mukden, cutting Rus
sia's communication
JAPAN'S WAR PLANS.
n Japan's plans cover three purposes:
First. to clear the seas Of Russian ves-5
sells.
Second, to make sure Of Korea.
Third, to render Russla's position In
Manchurla untena.ble. INK
The last thousand Japanese refugees
from Vladivostok have been landed a t
i1surga. They were compelled to leave
at a moments notice. Many carpenters
and bricklnyers engaged by the Russians
were dismissed unpaid. All had to leave
their furniture and otherseffects behind.
In some cases there was actual maltreat-
rnent by the Russians.
De ROSEN LEAVES FRIDAY. #
Baron De Rosen, the Russian minister,
who received his credentials from the
Mikado, sails Friday ona&the French
steamer Yarra.
The Russian naval attache is 3lhurrying3
to Ma gasaki with the intention Of joining
the Russian fleet. 5yss
i@f COMING HERE ON "a MISSION.
Baron swatson has been charged with a
mission to America to explain the case
OF Japan.
Baron Kaneko will undertake similar
office in Europe. They are sailing forth
with. fs4
Ali ports were placed under martial law
to-day This heads of all provincial gov
ernments have been summoned to 3 the
capital to receive instructions concern
ing their duties during the period Of
bostilities. Ambulance depots have been
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49, E + $50 r II q i
Y The mild and immediate effect Of
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il East 1coth ST.. New York City !
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from injuries received few days ago b,

from Injuries received a few days ago BY
fall. & ~ ia
Mr. Cleveland Kerns, who wa operated
on for appendicitis Saturday at the Mes
mortal Hospital. Is getting Oh very nicely.
h Mrs G.. w. Fowlks. of BRUNSWICK couI-
aty. is visiting her mother. Mrs. Richard
son. . ",
The sociable given Monday evening by
sthe Ladies' Aid Society Of the Methodist
Church was largely attended. and a pleas
ant evening was spent. Refreshments
were served. .45 al..ssi
Mrs. z. T. Potter has left for Phila-
delphia TO spend few days.
Miss Mary Phipps of Greensboro. n;
c., formerly OF Paramount. mas returned
here. where she will make her future
home.
w Mr. c. II. Koch. OF Washing ton. D. q:
who has been guest Mt the home OF
Mrs. Bradley for several days. has left e e
for home. ~.
cousin. Mrs. Charles Loving, on the Ave-
nue. ga y
Fred Alley is In Petersburg visiting his
parents for several days.
Mrs. John Tifiinay. of Washington. D:
c. has returned home after few days
visit to her sister. Mrs.@NV.s G. Thomas.
n Mrs. Willie Duke Is reported as being
much better after a severe spell ofFpneu-
monia At her residence on Sycamore
Street. 4 4 e,
4 Lady hfaccabees n Of Hive NO. 6 will
meet this afternoon at Eo'c clock. FIT
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consequence was that March made the
greatest gain Of the day 90 points.
1t is the general opinion that spinners
are buying March contracts with the
purpose Of demanding actual cotton on
them. 1t is the general belief thntsspin-
ncrs intend to keep up the price Of cotton
for the remainder of the senson, so that
strong advances may be made In the dry
goods markets.
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unhealthy kidneys responsible for sickness
suffering any other disease therefore, when
Kidney trouble permitted continue
fatal ares to
need kidneys mos W
because they do attention first. 5s@@
you feel badly begin taking Dr. kn1erss
great kidney bladder remedy Because
Kidneys begin get better they help
organs health "A trial will convince anyone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-12
COTTON MARKET
SPlNNERS BULL
Intend to Keep Up Prices to Sc
cure Strong Advances in
Dry Goods Market.
,Br Associated Press.

49, - (By AKboclated #Prcss'J
NEW RLEANs, Feb. II. Cotton to-
day made what would be considered sen--
satlonal advances In ordinary timesS
closing prices being from s. to 95 points
higher than the close OF yesterday. The.
marLet however, showed little excite
ment and the tone throughout was
Steady jg q
sr.nners were bulllng the market, and
especially March. The demand for March
contra cts was enormous, bids being con-
tinunlly madc for from LOCO to 5000 bales.
Offerings were not at all free, and the
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teen candidates will be Initiated and re-
freshments will be served.
Mrs. a. E. MCGEE is confined to her
home by sickness. III ia,
The citizens are earnestly requested by
garbage in receptacles Of some kind. TO
be removed By the contractor. and not
scatter the refuse matter in he alleys
a fine will be imposed on, such persons nn
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-FALRM0UNT..

Mr., r.. j. Goodwin, of No. I'LL Twenty
third Street. has left for California To-
visit his son Robert who is now located
Mrs. j. W. Kidd is confined to her room
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LIQUID Sunshine.

There is something very attractive in
tho proposal of DR.. W j. Morton TO
throw flood OF light upon, the internal
tire inside economy with "iquld sun
s fho sss Il 9yf ne Win II liz east ws
demand for publicity IN All things; No
more star chamber proceedings Of i, s ne
S IL i yo ha relsso M dF axs doe
ings. And II that other often dysreptic
and cantanNerous BUSINESS gent. = g
stomach, orders strike, INVOLVING, as 1T
inner organlzation., we VII ! d drag It Int
there is to arbitrate. e u,
1.-THE ter% qsd spn oWn has ssg
g ges,s a Impid. shlmmerlnE, opalescent
nudity which makes ono Eathlrst at It's
very sound. TO hear It mentioned or to
bow tn IT RFbps K g Of ons o spo
piha sTa 4f OF llaaiGG moonshlne We
saye long knoX ndsGd ~ at lea east two
l Wns df the eoaary FOR time os WRer nf
the memory Of man rInneth n2t e the
But liquid sunshine, cocktail That In
deed is a dream worthy to stir the crea-
tive. genius of that gifted one the Only
S M rsgatns @Ss t. sys@ PIX sTse Sun Fs
sH- 1tl#lA,
Among the most picturesque OF trades
people n the East are the turquoise mer,
old characters are to he found at Cairo.
The stock of q single merchant is FREE
quietly of great value. vet he Is content
f. dspAa2 ar mGh e spiass s ai
/ parcels on a little stand. which may be
carried from placa to place +. II 4. B 3
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Insure your dwellings, with Thomas Il.
Alfriend & Son, 1ll5 =. Main Street, rep
.resentatiyes In this city OF seven large
companies, 4
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DR.. Shops Restorative.

Rook / al Dyspepsia BOX 4 for Women.
Rock 9 on tie Heart Book 3 for Men tscnled)
Book on the Kidneys Book on Rheumatism
i n AT THE DOCTORS RISK.
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Rent box In the strong fire and
burglar proof vault Of the State Bank of
Virginia. Charges moderate
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GonareB.
Senat /.

Wafbin9tOn, 26. San. Der
Senat nabm beute ben Mntra9 3il=
mans, welder bonn 3rie9sIetretdr 9us=
tunft iiber Die G%rnsnnuna bon General
Woob uno anOerer Ofiisiers perlangt,
Obne Debate an.
Senator Stone, no., begriinoete
Johann ieinen Nntraa, ben auswdrs
tiaen MusihuB 5u elmer unteriuhunq
iiber Die CUR pancma ReuolutiOn fib=
renoen 3haiiaGen ein8ureiden. gr
unterbreitets ein Subltitut au ieinem
Autraa, oas i'm ginilan9e nit Dem
oemOtr. Gauma-g eidlub bonn lebten
Samitag liebt.
3eoner beiprad ben Wertb oes 6a.
nal. Yertreas nidt. trat inOehen FIR
cine ariinolibe llnterIu4uu9 Elm NIB
bejiirporiete Die 4nnabme oss gers
trays i'm Sntereie bee Canals. 3us
gleih srtldrts er IariaiiI1, fails gal-
boun u. SsfierIon 8aOis ueA lebten, 70
miibte le Die pOlitit ess prdfoenten
RuoIeDelt in iOfern befrieOi9en.
6aus.
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beantwortete in lunger uno Iariaiiiider
NnIprade bic .stand pat"sReoe bes
Nbgeoronetcn gDiaiams bon WifIilippi.
gemerienswsrtb not Die Yemeriung
unoerwooo's mdbreno Der Yeiprehuug
Der NadDerwiaigun9s Yorla9e, bab
benz Banana : @eianoten Buchanan
oesbalb elm Saldir bon $40. 600 jdbr.
lid aus9eisbt lei, neil Der polteu b6dft
uneeIuno III nno ell GROCER 3beil beg
@eloss fur 2ebens.Y erliderungsn Der.
menoet iperoe.
qlba. Oberitret!. Sno.. bon Der
@ommiIfion FIR pOltdmier uno poIts
fraBsn, fslte beute ben Antraq. ben
@eneralpoitmeilter INN NusiunIt iiber
Die In Ieinem Departement auf Regie.
rungslolien gebal!enen pferoe, Wagen
unb Automobile 3u erIudeu.
Rad einigen yemeriungen oss Mbg.
0itdcod maroe Der Qlntrag on9enolns
men. worauf bic Yeratbung i'm Plenum
iiber Die orin9lihe Wa6traesbemilis
gungs Yorlage bsgann. Der yors
Iibenoe oes Yuoget- Gomitss. Ql5g.
0emenipaD, Sno., erildrte Die YeIiims
mun9en Der Yorlage.
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Neme S~ootemopfer
5n 6OI8e zines @rnben- llnGlids.

0ictor, Sol, 20. San. Sn
Der Stratton u~ncbbdneisen @rube ta=
men beute Is 9lrbsiter ourd ben Nb=
itur3 zines Auf5u9s auf Der STEELE um's
2eben; einer 1T fdmsr berleBt.
Mls Der Mufsug nit l6 Qeuten lid
Der OberHdhe ndberte. tonnte Der
6iibrsr aus nod unauf9efldrtem
@runee Die WaIdine niht gum 0alten
brin9en; Der 4ufslg wuroe 3undhli
meter empor9eril en-; ais In 6ol9e Der
A%nipannun9 oas eabel g%eriien mar,
ifiir5te err nit iurAtbarer Sdneli9teit
in ben 1900 SUP tiefen Sdadt binab.
Mit m6elidlter Raihbeit iiiea cine
@sttunssseieliAafi auf einen anoeren
Wsg in ben Sdadt binab, jsoO6 nur
um Is 2eiaen. an perihieoenen pldben
lie9eno, 81 iinoen. giner Der 0ruben=
leute enttam auf munoerbare Weile,
menn alh i1iper bsrpunbet. ben Cob.
Die2dlte.
II eli nnaii, g., 26. Sanuar.
0as SbesmOmeter fiel beute rapid,
Moraens 6 llbr 80. 10 llbr 10 @rao.
Starter Sdueefan.
9 I. 2ouis, 26. San. Dor
5Onnen=Mufaaug rel beuie Der 3bsr=
mometer auf 2 @rao inter O. Sn 4
9asen linO 10 3Oa Sdnse sefalen.
9etroit. Mid., 26. San. Sier
mtipet Der beftigite S6nsefurm Oss
Sabres. Ssit 10 Stunosn idat Sdnee.
@uf allen 0auptlinien treifen Die
3l9e nit Yerlpdtuns eiu. Inter be-
ionoers idmerem Sturms leioes Die
Wi1igan @entral Yabn.
GIebelan0 b. O., 26. San. Be
nabe i'm aan5sn Staate wiitbet ieit "a
Stunoen Elm beftiger S6neeiturn. 9ln
manhen puntten liegt Der Sdnee
einen SUB tief. Babn Yertebr be-
oeuteuo geitort.
prineeton, Sno., 26. San. Sier
liegen IA 3Oa Sdnee. Die Traction
2inie bat beut ben Wertsbr eineelfeli.
Die DampfsY abnen lalien nirl gOcal=
3i9e ab.
CLAM entoo.
g tanton, GEL, 26. Sanuar.
g. Sacobs lam beute bel einem Yranoe,
Der iein peim 3erlf0rte. nebii elmer l2-
jdbrisen 3Obter um's Qeben.
@eIina, O.. 26. San. Drei
ileine ainoer bon $. 6eiIinaer in BEN
naben Rodport tamen beute bel einem
granoe. Der oas 6armbaus in 4ide
legie, um's 1eben.
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Gitron l3c bis ,4c; 9iofinen, 2 Gruluu, per
Bfinb, 7c, 8 GrOwn tic. 4 gromn TIC Ioa.
m~Ienfreie Sc bis sc. California yRascatel 71<e;
6uItana TIC, iinportirte 6uItana lie bis lac.
California Epriioien &c bis l2c.
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rudbltsr &c bis 32e; Sorghum 2se bis Sse;
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ter SOC bis 38c.
ylihe -IrasiI neu SC bis l0c: 5iIbsrtS l2c;
wfanoeIn Ia; peidi9aIise TanbeIn l5e;
Serbian Wanoeln l5e; Qeanuts &c Bis 53G
s~eroieie &c bis &c; GnsIii&e NaIniHe 1915.
gidIes- 24O0 I'M JaB $40; II 0 TN 5eb
IS; 1900 NJ 9aIbfab $500; 500 I'M 5ab
S.b0.
indianapolis Rdffee'4reNe:
@epObnI. bis gutter l0-12c, prtma BITS &c,
od5lter Lice (; Tanep 82a-33c. gOISs-
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Sn gadeten:
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2.25; SECONDS 8 9funb 81 60-S1. 65; Biz
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tomatoes, 0 pfunb. 81. l0-sl.l5. Buder,
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Bonbons 10e ylo. 2 Cream eemif9i &c.
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beloenmhtbise BETTER
yeriudsn oen ueridutteten Grubenarbeitern Siettung
III bringen.
nIavor Sarriion pom Chicago perantwortIid1. perbafete
Streifer : Der Kon9re6.
Derhaftete

glbnencnaeiteIic III Oerbaiten. 3mci
Der GeBtereh waren Die erlien, bic in
Cbbut 9enommen wurben.
W s. 9auis uuroe gu 6auIe i'm
Sett uerbaftet, giir9ermeifer Darriion
lisllte fid ielblt i'm Bureau oes GorO.
ners uno iiebt ieBt Inter $4,000 ghr9-
Ihaft.
Muh Geuermehr 9bef Mulbam,
gaucpmmiHdr Wiliams uno qlnoeren
wurOen 0aftbsfeble SugeItelt; Vile pa,
ben yiirgidaft a~eitelt.
Verba tungen BON
Streitern.
Goal Greet. 3enn.. %. San.
0ilfs= Sberiffs nabmen bier beute Yer=
baftunaen bon @rubenarbeitern iueoen
YerieBuua 9eri@tliher einbaltsbsisb!e.
Gtpe 90 Saftbefeble linb erlaHen.
Die Sireiter llno bsnadri6tigt, oab
Ole Snoianapolis @%onoention ibnen
8elo CUR 6ortiebun9 oes Streits be-
pilliote.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
@stretDs.

Beben - no. 2 rotber 93c auI Wele.
fen, CSC BON Der JRatIe; ITO. 0 rOtber soc;
Januar CSC; @aeenwenen 92t.
aorn (neues) - yo. ! weib 45ae ; 30. 2
peib doc 20. 0 iUeib 45e; 10. 4 weib,
43e; no. 2 weib semii9t doc qo. Q
fpeib semiidt doc ; 80. 4 iDesb eem.l9i
43:; Wo 2 seIb dc; 30. 8 seIb dos I;
giO. 4 seIb 4Sc; yaO. 2 esaii9t z4se !;
no. 8 ssmii6t 44ie; RO. 4 semii9t 40.
RoIben 44e.
oofer- T0 2 reiber 4ie; &c. 3 wetbsr
404e; go. 2 @ernii9ter 40ie; No.8 eemti9lst
40c.
oeu SO. l zimotba S11.60; Ro
2 Timotbp 5000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27

frtI6es neutrality-suspicious. etisre CT
7e; biefse etiere ~ &c; b.eii3e ainber
$50 bis Fc0 Numb 7e; bieft8e Rf9e 400
bis b60 pfunb bic aIbe 800 bis 6b0 pfanb
&c; otier yorberuierteI 7e, Gtier 3inter'
p!ertel &c, yltno 3iaterpiertel SIC, Htnb
goroerpierteI s.. Rub Bort eruierteI DC, Rub
0interbierteI 74c.
2riidss aoIbfeii1 -adIter 10e, 0tnter'
riertel 1ls, yorbsrrlerteI Sc.
BrsideB etofFeti9 - 2dn;mer per Yfsnb
le: ; g9aIs 6s; e1enEeI i0se; ylads. tirs.
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-27
e III u. tra9 BON aai or
90 ilbelm m.

grifoi ". g.. 26. Sanuar.
Sin NutomobilsBoo fir ben oeatl6en
aaiier, woihr Gh. 8. 6errssbof Die
3cidnungen entmarf, miro bon elmer
bieIigen @sieaidaft gebaut.
a6nunall
Q I. gouis, 26. San. Wdb'
,sno zines Sdneeiturms ltieBsn beute
elm pahagier3ug Der Burlington Yabn
nit benz Denper Sbnel5ug Der @ar-
beene greef, 40 Weilen bon bier, 3lls
Iammen. 2 pahagiere uno Elm 3ug-
beoienfeter tamen um's Qsben; 7 an-
osrs perionsn ino berlebt. Gin Wann
uiro bermiBt uno man befiir6tet, Oab
lih nod Qei6en unter ben 5rlmmsrn
befinoeu. Der S6neI5us ifano auf
Der Bride iiber ben Warbeene Greet, als
Der anoere 3u9 beranbrause. Sn
5Olae oes 8linaros mar er srbsbIid
Derlpdtet.