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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
NORRISMARSH
TWO POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE
WERE MARRIED At SANTA re.

A very pretty home wedding occur
red yesterday morning al the resi-
donco Of Mrs George Marsh OF santa
re, when DR.. J. l. Norris and Miss
Mary marsh we're made man and
wife Dr. q. Thompson Of Albuquer.
que, performed the ceremony 10 the
presence OF few OF the most iutim-
ate friends OF the briue ana groom.
After the short and Impressive ser
vice, refreshments were served and
Dr and Mrs Norris LEFT mid a show.
en- of rice and old shoes and followed
by the gOod wishes OF an present.
for the Santa Fo central depot whore
thoy boarded On train for Esnucla
their future home.
The bride 90 an accomplished and
charming young woman who posses
SEES al the attributes 20 make the Nor
rls home az Esiancia happy and con
tented. Sh, 10 tae daughter OF George
Marsh, who for many years was a
noted newspaper writer OF the editor.
ial force OF the New Mexioan Dr. Nor.
ria 10 tho railroad physician OF tn0
Santa re Central railway and enjoys
90 onviahlo reputation both pnoioe.
siOnally and as a man.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
ABUSING TINE FEE SYSTEM
SOME NEW MEXICO DISTRICT At.
ToRHEYs ARE THUS CHARGED.

Il ia stated that there rs likely 10
be considerable friction In New Mex
leo soon over the alleged oxhorbiiant
foes which district attorneys are
charging the government. says the Fi
Paso News.
Il 10 stated that 10 one OF the lower
counties az the laai term OF court. his
abuse OF the fee system became vory
iagrant
Il was Ia the trial Of three Moxi
cans who we're accused OF stealing
four burr0s, a misdomoanor Il h
stated that In these cases the district
attorney Is allowed a fec OF IS for
each Allotment So tho district az
tofnoy drew up thluy-aix indictments
against tho three Mexicans In the
trial ho dismissed thlrty.hvo % the
indictments and tried the men on a
single charge Thus he cleared Si76
on the case. .islaiw
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

Examiner Of Surveys NJ SAINTS Fe-
w. o. LlghtrOot United states OK.
aminer OF surveys. end special ais.
pursuing agent AZ Cripple Greek. arriv.
cd in Santa ana 10 looking alter ON
cia business connected with hla III.
foe tie has just completed the iu.
spoction Of surveys In the vicinity Of
the Pecos River Forest Reserve. he
was accompanied by j. j. Thomas.
assistant United States examiner OF
surveys who has also returned 20 that
city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
ARIZONA TOWNS
FLAGSTAFF


From The sun
~ w sisson loft Cor San Francisco
and expects TO Dee away two weeks.
a. D. Frankfortor and I. D. wheeler
returned from lhoouix. Whom tboy
left here several weeks ago they ox.
poctod 90 remain 90 thsi city until
spring. but the place proved too Gull
Tor them. hence their early return.
W r. johnson 90 The roi,hGoo nils.
sion, loft tor Washington. ID C.. on
business connected with the mission.
Mr. Johnson has conducted a success.
iul mission among lho Nayalos and
has during the past few years done
much Tor their civilization
Harry Fulton Dr. now located ln Tue.
con and ls engaged a running an AUTO
mobile from Tucson 90 Oracle. a moun.
tain resort some thirty miles from
Tucson Mrs. Fulton viii leave next
Tuesday f~r The ancient pueblo
Mrs Charles Carlson 0f BollumOnt
died AZ the hospital She suhm tod
90 q surgical operation Tor an intes.
final trouble With which she had boon
troubled for some time. and only
lived "a ahou umo after lhe operation.
She was toe wife OF Charles Carlson
and has resided et HoIemont for sew.
eral years and was on excellent wo-
man we'll thought % Do the community
ln which she btot.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

He Held Many oftoes--lu view of
HE anticipated moving 10 Denver. w.
j. Mcpheuon of santa be has tondor.
ga hia resignation 20 tho following
organizations. 10 Captain D. G. Al.
bott as member OF the National
Guard of New MoxioOi 30 tho Monte.
zuma Savings Loan and Building as.
aoclation as agent; 10 tho Montezuma
iruat company of Albuquerque. as
agent and 30 the American Bonding
and Truct company OF Baltimore. Ma
a. agent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
STREET CAR MACNATE
~. n. GREER SAYS ALBUQUERQUE
WILL HAVE A MODERN SYSTEM
or STREET RAILWAY SOON.

W. ~ Greer a member Of the Now
Mexico Cattle Sanitary board, IL Ia
Las Vegas TO attend the meetings Of
that useful body says the Optic Mr.
Greer is general manager OF the Alhu
QuorQue Street Railway company TIE
says that che ties are nov bclng pre-
pared by the American Lumber com
pany, the steel has been ordered. and
within sixty days actual construction
on the three miles % track will begin
Tho gentleman reports generally lively
times 90 the Duke CITY.
Mt Greer who d manager % the
Victor land and Cattle company. opor
atlng IN Luna county. has recently
returned from a visit 20 the southwest.
orn ranges tie says there has been
some snow bet not enough. The
ranges are stil fair and the cattle Ia
good condition, but the stock viii sui.
fer unless there A heavy precipitation
before spring.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
THINGS YOU WILL SEE
Ar THE WORLDS FAIR

Model schools ,or the blnd and
deaf
ice plant produces 800 tons o, ice
daily
Old g. llouls-as Il ives 100 yearu
ago.
Typical 20 mining camp In Mining
0uich"
Jubilee presents Of the late queen
ictoria.
Outdoor miniag exhibit covering
twelve acres.
Rose garden, six acres In area.
$4,000 rose treea.
King Cotton" statue IN cotton
feet high.
Revival Of the Oiymplan games 90
ancient Greece
Largest silver nugget ever mined:
weighs ave tons
sunkon garlens $50 feet long ana
10 feet vide.
Largest gas engine ever made:
3000-horae power.
Approximate cost of The exposi.
ton $50 0u0 600.
More than ivJ important buildings
on the grounds.
Foriy-four states and territories ap-
propriato f5,sl2b00.
Philippine exhibit. costing 81.
600 900. covers 90 acres.
Size OF grounds, 1870 acres. nearly
Two square miles
over 90 foreign governments 20
make elaborate displays.
Fair opens April 80. 1904. and
closes December ]. 1904.
Hank Monks stage-tho ono Hor.
see Greeley rode in.
Natural garden wnoFe en- North
American flowers grow
Liberty Bell viii be- IN rOtunda OF
the Pennsylvania building.
Live stock exhibit covers 80 acres;
$500 for premiums.
Model strawberry farm. with 100
varieties growing thereon.
Floral ciocE, dial 100 feet IA dla.
meter. hands Ety foot long.
Melon day-5JO.O0O melons served
20 visitors without cost
Model OF United States warahlp.
real guns and drills by marines.
General Grant cabin ia st. Louis
county erected az Exposition.
The Hermitage andrew JackBons
Tennessee homo, roprodn Cd.
Display OF guns o. all calibroa used
by United States army and navy.
Hospital perfectly equipped with
surgeons. physicians an nurses
inside Inn. within tho exposition
grounds, capacity Of 5000 persons.
Washington. headquarters AZ Nor.
rIatown for New Jersey state build.
Ing
largest pipe organ ever built, Il6
stops, pipes Eve feet IN diameter
twenty-five best Jersey COWS 10
The world participate In a dairy
demonstration.
Jerusalem. tho Holy City, inpor-
liant parts 90 which aTo faithful J
reproduced.
Rustic houao over spring 100 |
Years old; water raised by old |
fashioned well sweep.
Galveston Flood. a P1Ko feature.
shows the effects Of the great storm /
Ind the restoration
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
IN COMMUNICATION
MARTYRED PRESIDENT
cARNATloN THE FLOWER WORN
OTHER NEWS FROM NATION.
Al CAPITAL.

Washington, Jan 2g..- Carnatou
adorned the lapel o. the coat Of nearly
every member of the house today ln
c0mmom3ation OF the late President
McKluleya birthday.
The house went into committee OF
the whole TO consider urgent deficiency
bul
sam (Conueotlcutl made point %
order against the paragraph OF the
hhi approprlaiing 100000 for OK.
ponaen OF commission OF international
exchange appointed 20 bring about q
dxod relationship between the gold
standard and uilyer using countries.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
TRIMBLlN'S MALADY
GROWS DANGEROUS

Ben b. Trlmbliu. whose mania Tor
k.ling cats and dogs got him into
trouble Wednesday night. ls in tho
county JAIN ln close confinement. Hla
people no Reno, Nevada. and the chief
0f police OF Reno. have Doon appraised
1f h's condition. and some word a
expected from them which will decide
his future destiny.
His brain suffered another dornngo-
mout yesterday afternoon. and bis
rational condition yesterday momlng
was only temporary His second spasm
was even more remarkable than whom
he attempted 90 rid the city OF Hs
cats and DOGS, and had ho been alone
no telling what the consequence OF u
would have boon Most likely he
would NOW b. a charrod mass OF hu.
man.ty
After being returned 10 the iall yea.
terday Trlmblln removed his clothing
and attempted 10 crawl into hot
stove. Another prisoner in the iail
prevented him DOING go and a vicious
quarrel followed. The maniac was mad
because Of being thwarted 10 bis dos.
terauon. Aftm burning $40 RIO cloth.
lng excepting his shirt be proceeded
70 poke quilts into the stove and after
burning three he inuocont,y inquired
e that was right The shirt be had
preserved Tor n purpose Inserting a
lcg In either sleeve hg drew the gar
ment on tieing the tails around bis
waist
During the same moment yesterday
be- said that Il he was not right he
wanted 20 10 20 an asylum or some.
whore whom hn cnnlh b rnrnh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
EAGLES INSTALL
NEW OFFICERS

Albuquerque Eagles met last night
10 Knights % pythlaa hall ana Co.,
stalled Che following officers MAJ
Greene. worthy president. D. j Ran.
kin. worth vice president. a. b. sher.
man, worthy conductors Frank Ackor.
man, worthy secretary. John Beaver.
treasurer ,, W Barnes. worthy chap
lain; W. w Mbnasoo worthy inside
ruard j. W lewis worthy outside
guard Ben Bottle. n n KiBtor and
Warren 0raham, trustees Frank Ne
kee' district deputy and grand prosl
dent, othciated -Four candidates were
Initiated and "a lne lunch was INDUCED
10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
POSTOFFICE CASES
ARE STILL on TRIAL.

Washington. Jan. g9--. When the
tual OF the postoRioo cases was 70.
stunned today tho examination on Miss
Ida Lehhardt chief clerk 90 free Do
livery postal service. was continued &.
She testified that Machen during most
~ hts term was IN consultation with
the assistant postmaster general. but
ihai Postmaster General Smith once
enye affections 10 Machcn 20 report d.
rect % him She testified Il was usual
to ggunf toRts 20 persons who had
patent devices which tfoy wanted
tested by the government sho said
uniors had been given by pencil and
telephone Ia other matters than the
0roh fasteners
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
AN IOWA WIFE
MURDERER ON TRIAL

Hldora. Iowa. Jaa 2s9-Ebon s.
Blydonburgh, accused OF numbering
three wives. took the stan0 10 hia own
behalf today. answering the charge OF
poisoning ris third wife by odmini.
STEERING arsenic IN the meal cooked
by himself nlydenburah told q
straight forward story, corroborating
the daughters testimony that she
cooked the meal. wnioh state says
contained arsenic Administered by the
accused man.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
DENVER BOYS
SENTENCED TO DEATH
raE THREE YOUTHFUL MURDER.
ERs AND BURGLARS TO PAY
PENALTY.

Denver, jan. 29-Frod Arnold. aged
90 years. said TO be the leader OF the
band OF burglars who Killed Ara.
Amanda YounEblood last New Years
eve. was todsy found guilty OF murder
10 the first degree and sentenced 10
hans. His two companions had be-
previously convicted OF the same
crime and sentenced 90 death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

Elts' Opera House Nearly completed.
The last board In the floor o. the
hika' opera louae was laid tnia after.
noon and Il looEs now like the auditor.
ium would be ready for a snow BY the
18th OF February The painting OF the
floors. banlstors and Fa.,ngs, a few
finishing touches here and there and
the placing OF the chairs. and the
auditorium Is finished.
The switchboard on which the lights
OF the house are connected up Is being
lne'aied bvery Tart OF n IS moaern
20 the highest q. gree. - Convict
Stripe billed here February l6. maybe
seen IN the nov opera house.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
WNSLOW

From The Mail
Miss Leila Buchanan returned last
Friday from Albuquerque. N a.. where
she spent several weeks Wishing rela-
lives and friends
u. y. Van Camp and J A. shanor
OF Galesburg. llls are IN the city
visiting the Downs boys. They are
from Lombard university. where the
boys attended school together.
san Francisco peak. seventy miles
west o. Wlnslow. presents a hand.
some Though II must be chilly therel
appearance with be coat OF pure cry8.
tai Oh oar bright sunshine days.
d. b ThurstOn returned from
months visit 20 Omaha and his old
home. Fremont. Nob. On returning
here no intended brIngils back his
mother wltE him. but she suddenly
took ~ and died Deceased was IN
her TAN year The many friends OF
Mr. Thurslon extend 70 him their sym.
pathlos.
Pablo Nagros, who was oat on $500
bonds 10 appear before the next term
Of The district court on charge OF
shooting HE wife On the shoulder with
a rife In Winslow month ago. was
turned over 10 shor!n iouck By his
bondamon Wednesday evening Ma.
groa was taken to Holbrook and lodg
cd 10 the county jail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
DYNANIlTERS WANT
BLOOD MONEY

San Francisco. Jan. 90 III is stated
that pinkorton detectives. who are
investigating anonymous letters seat
90 Southern Facifo company, de-
handing $1,000 unoeF threat 20 dyua-
mite trains. have conferred suspicious
on Eve men now ln the vicinity OF
Fresno one of them mas been picked
az the autnor oi tho letters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

A Case Of Meaolea--MiBs Cecil
Gait. one of the bright ana energet.
be Normal students. Silver city. ia
now consned 10 her home with an at.
tack OF the measles. The case 10 not
suinciently serious 20 cause any great
anxiety on the part OF the frleda ana
fclativo8 and the Ationt % said 20
be- rapidly recovering. livery pro
caution has been taken 20 keep the
disease from spreading throughout
the Normal and % So hoped that Miss
Ciiu will soon be- well end hack 90
work again.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
From the Gem

r. d. Berry came ln from tho Grand
Canyon 20 look afor business matters
horo.
Mrs Annie Scott arrived here from
California, and win remain an lndon.
mite time visiting with hor daughter.
Mrs Henry Henor
Nicholas Emory wax glyor thirty
days IN the county pail by judge Quln.
Ian FOR mlsappronr.aung a saddle be-
longing 10 NJ a Black
Ben 8chustur q merchant Of g.
ohnS passed through here on hla way
20 the southorn part OF the territory
ic look after his sheep interest
Harry Henderson. prominent
ahoopman Of this county. came up
from the south Tuesday Mr. a. 40.
pears 20 be the leading candidate Cor
the nomination of sheriff on the re-
publican tlckot o. this county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

a Santa Fe sult--A suit waB nlod
m the district court OF Santa county
b. Attorney Carton and 0ortnor ln the
caao OF the Elgin Jewelry company vs.
Thomas DO Ihllo OF Corrillos defend
ant, for violating a contract agreeing
TO pay g2lTh0 Ia mcnthly lnatallments
for lowclFy, etc. Tho planting asks
judgment for the above amount
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

Ormond. Jan. killarney Oidnoid
has won one mile championship OF
America. defeating VIM. h. Wander
bilt by three seconds Oidnolda best
time was az seconds. which sets the
world g competitive mark lover than
tho record Of Anglers made ln Paris
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
A BROOKLYN LAWYER
GUILTY OF LARCENY

New York. Jan 2e--Aibort H. Frag
her, q well known brooklyn lawyer.
pleaded guilty today TO indictment
charging grand larceny "a the FIRST az
gree IN having taken bonds valued AZ
$4,000 whicn we're noio IN trust for
hmila kainor and aitfor, minor chill
dron Of tho late otto Khlnor. importer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

Haoerman IN New York-porcy
hngorman OF Roswell member OF the
New Mexico Board of Commissioners
oi the st. Louis exposition, wired
Treasurer Arthur 3oEsman OF the
commission from New ACrk that no.
uce OF yesterdays meeting Of the
commission reached him too ate and
That Bee could NOT attend %. Press.
ING business which ne could not close
in time prevented bic returning 90
New Mexico 90 attend tho meeting Of
the hoard.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

III sammla. an Albuquerque boy
who IL making bis mark IN tho world
AZ a nrat-class comm 1rcial traveller.
ls IN the city and was pleasant call.
or az The Citizen once today. I'd.
represents the Wholesale drug oatab.
lishment OF E NJ Lightnef a Co. De
troit Mich. and has many substantial
patrons ia the southwest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

Wellington. Jan 20 Tho democrat.
&c caucus resolution. calling on the
president to inform the senate
whether en- papers in the possession
% tho executive bearing upon the
Panama resolution had been sent 20
tho senate. wac taken up
Cuiiom amended 90 add the clause
relieving lhc pro dent Of the nocos.
sity of supplying the documents 10
considered Incompatible with public
interest
Tho Cullnm amendment was adopted
hy a vote of 20 90 20.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
RelIrsmsnl el aeerslarr -.

Washington, Jan. 2y.--roday'a cab.
met meeting developed into a farewell
for Secretary Root and a reception for
Governor taft. The president spoke
With deep feeling OF the retirement
Of Secretary Root Nc wished Il On.
derstood that while urdor circumstAn.
ces de could make no public expires.
sion Of feeling without appearance OF
trenching on propriety. he was sin.
cerely indebted to Root .or the work
he accomplished
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
MeNNLErS BIRTHDAY OBSERVED.

Canton, Ohio. Jan. 2s,--Canton 10
day observed Mckinloy'a birthday.
Special patriotic programa were held
Ia schools and pink carnations were
everywhere in evidence. Mrs. Nc.
kinley was driven 10 the cemetery
this afternoon with a large bunch o.
carnations for the tomb OF the late
president
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
FOL EY'S
HONEY AND TAR

Contains no harsh oEpooioania, astrlno
goats o. opium. 10 soothou, heals and
atgengahoua aud has been used success.
fully b. prominent physicians ID severe
eases o. PAEUMoUIA.
Yea eau roly upon Il Ia even che moai
desperate cases. u has long boea q
housshold fav0riio for
Az Throat and Lung TFOlIbloo
Fof sale " ,. "A. ORleliy a o..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

County pry--A. .. LOOMS. deputy
Internal revenue collector. returned
70 Santa re from a trip through the
southeastern portion or the ter, tory.
W loomia found that part OF the
territory 20 be very dry, I'm fact drior
than he has ever known Il 70 be- Not.
withatandiug this the cattle ct the
south md southeastern parts look
very we'll Not many cattle have been
sold. owners holding them for higher
prices. but they have been disappoint
ed Ia that respect so TAR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30
FUNERAL or NINE VICTIMS.

Victor Colo. Jan 49,. Business vas
generally suspended today while tho
funerals Of Eve vlctin1 Of the STRAIT.
,0n Independence mine tooiaont we're
10 progress CoronoFa jury adjourned
until this evening na a mark or re-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

FiickinRor. G. d. Houok. u. A. Saw.
yer and Richard Hart. OF Wlnslow
q G. Hutchinson. Ion Evans and PRO.
forsor W " Russell az representa-.
lives of the terms.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

Washington. Jan. % "a has been
arranged that Governor Taft shall
iako the oath OF oGlco aa secretary Of
war a. noon Monday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

sheepmon Meet al Fiaostam--The
wool growers OF Coc0nin0 county
whose bands Of sheep range on the
San Francisco mountains forest no.
serve. together with p s. Broen, for.
ost supervisor, met 10 the court house
at Flagwan Tor the purpose OF dlvid,
Ing the range In proportion 20 tho
number ~ sheep allowed on the ro-
serve.
There were present at the meeting
All the prominent wool growers OF the
county Among them were, ID. M.
Francis. H. ID. Yoager, Harry Honder.
son, a. q. Lockott. William Molntlro
Of Flagainn, and who came up from
Phoenix 70 attend the meeting; r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

apoct % dead minors and mombors a..
tended the funerals.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

40 eonienaea q wss new ioslaia
lion.
Tho point was sustained. and the
TEN was struck ont.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-30

T, A. Horlow OF santa Re. ls ln the
city representing the Mclean wool
house of Denver
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-28
Oeuti1e Brieflilte.

lidteit .-Sest berrideu 5roit unb
Wino, fauf marine Sleioer Dir &C.
i6winb. Sliibmann & Neibel.
- Sn benz S6iiisbaubof su 9iew:
port Mems muroe Der Yan,ertreu;er
vGbarleiton" pom Stapel selaiien. :.
- Sn Newcaitle, Ga., fam Gin YranS
gum Iusbru6, Der 0as Yoitamt uno
mebrere @ei6aftsbauier einai6srte.
- auf Der Sabnitrede ;pii6en Der,
lin uno Salle bat cine S%eriu6siabrt nit
ameritanilher Soppelun9 itatt9efunoen.
Au9enlbeinli6 bat Der Seriu6 nod
feline beltimmte Heiultate er9eben, oenn
er lol oenn1hlt wieoerbOlt werben.
- aus 2Sinoboet in Oeutid. Siibs
~meitafrifa fam wieOer cine Siobspoit.
Oer oorti9e Sauimann SODi6, wel6er
oils Gelerueleutnant Der S6uttruppe
ein9eSosen wurbe, lift in Stabanbja, Oas
pom ben erebeliiaen QererO eritiirmt
muroe, 9efallen.
- Die @riiubun9 zines mittelenros
pGii6en Wirtbl6afts = 8ereins lit be-
tauutlid 2batiade 9ewOroeu. Der ju
Dem JSwed berufenen Seriammlui9
mobnten piele bobe Yeamte, Sablreihe
Suouitrielle unb Barlamentarier bel.
Grnit @iintber 81 S6lesmi9.
9Olltein, Der Yruber Der beuti6en Sal.
wuroe sum Yraiioenten oes neuen
sewGblt.