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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
UTOPIA THE PHILIPPINE ISLES GRAFT INQUIRY IS SMOHERED TV

tkIASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-When the
Wv postal cases were called in the
criminal court today for the pro-
nou1cing OF sentence on the four meo
convicted last night. the counsel fer
the defense moved for a new trial The
motion was overruled as to ali OF the
defendants except samuel A Croft,
whose motion was left for further and
separate consideration. After noting
exception. the defense made a
motion 10 arrest judgment This mo-
ton was oYerruled except as to Sam
uel A. Groft. whose motion viii be
considered later. Exceptions We're
noted by the defense and after argu-
ments as TO the sentence that should
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28

looking to an absolute accounting to
government Representative.
The plan as at first outlined provided
for g 3 per cent guarantee on a total
investment Of $50 100000 Upon further
consideration of the matter il vas
deemed advisable 10 reduce the total
amount TO $4,000 900 and raise the guar
antee TO 4 per cent. should the total
amount of the guarantee be called for
it would mean "a total yearly experdi-
ture of 81 500 600
It is predicted that telegraph lines
VIII follow the railroad, newspapers viii
be esta blisheG along its lines and the
educational. social and Industrial devel-
opment of the islands viii be accom-
plished faster and more surely than in
any other manner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
RUINS AT ROCHESTER
CONTINUE TO BURN

Rochester. \. Y. Feb. 2..-Tbe S.
that started i'm the business district yes
terday Is still burning IN the ruins
Over half the block or Main street be-
tween St. Paul and Clinton streets. IS
a mass Of smoking ruins. the walls
coated thick with ice. The hremer
worked all night and many Of them WI
have to work tonight also All day the
fremen. were at work tearing down tht
unsafe walls.
The Rochester department of the Tn
derwriters' association, after a careful.
estimate. places the actual loss at s.
100000. and the amount of insurance
i'm the regular stock insurance comps
mics at s.. 0ao0o0.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
COTTON GROWING TO
BE PUSHED IN INDIA

Manchester, England. Feb. 27.-St.
john Brodrick the secretary Of state
for india replying today to large
deputation Of the British Cotton Grow
ing association and represe ntatives Of
cotton manufactug ~ centegs of Lam
e5shire said the cotton acreage of In
Ola would lee greater this year than
over before. The secretary added that
ne believed me viceroy of India, LORD
CurzOn. would make every endeaVor 20
further promote cotton growing. with
the vieu Of Supplying thc British mar
ket. TIC secretary assured the deputd-
tion that nothing would be left gndOne
"a utilize the vast fields Of India for
the relief or Lancashire.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
STORY OF THE BARON
AND BEAR WASN'T so

Port Angeles. Wash. Feb EFT tram
spires fisat the report regarding the kiil-
ing cf Baron Won Scliosser at Solduck
Hot Springs was entirely without fOuu-
dation Won Schi0Sser arrived at POrt
Crescent today alive and well.
An apparently reliable report was re-
ceived here Monday that Baron Won
SchluSsCr a German nobiemau. had been
killed during a fight with bear near
Solduck IL was also stated that Won
SchioSser had drafts on his person drawn
on New York. Chicago and Portland, Ore.
banks for sum exceeding Sl09.fDe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
ACTION BROUGHT TO
RESTRAIN STRIKERS

San Francisco. Feb. eI---AHeging that
tine property hiss been damaged 20 the
extent of $3.50 goo, and stat many lives
age On Imminent peril the Rawhide
Cold Mining company brought suit ia
the United States circEit court To-Day
agains the jamestown Miners union
and the fuOlumne Miners union. both
affiliated with the Western Fedora
ton Of Miners The complaint. which
comprises some sixty pages, prays for
AN order restraining the members Of
the union from perpeTating further
acts II violence upon the employers
and properly Of the mine owners
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
DEMOCRATIC SPLIT
IN OHIO DISTRICT

Warren. O.. Feb. 21.-Two con- =
. gressional conventions We're held =
> today by Democrats representing =
= the Nineteenth district. 1t the =
. regular convention Charles Me-
= Cormick Of Akron was nominated =
> for congress and William i. :
. Hearst endorsed for president. At :
> the second convention. composed :
= Of delegates dissatisfied with the =
= action Of The first gathering, W. :
> r Vaughan Of Akreu was nolni- Z
= mated for congress and opposition :
= was expressed toward the en- :
= dorsement Of Nj. Hearst as Demo- :
= cratic candidate for president 4
= , = = = (
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
Especial to The HeraldJ

w and carriage graft inquiry start
ed by Representative Hitchcock
has practically failed and the real facts
back of che graft have not beer broaght
TO light. ar. Hitchcock was on the
right track. but the more experienced
members out msDeuyered BIN so that
his inquiry. when adopted. permitted
the heads OF the departments TO whom
il was directed 10 give the m0st barren
Information on 5he subject A. mat
ter of fact. the abuse Of The public We
hicle privilege extends away beyond
what was indicated IN the replies Of
the heads Of the departments None
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
VANDlNE COMES FROM
FEEBLE-MINDED STOCK

Chicago. FEB. 17.-3frs. sophie Z.
Eaudiue. mother OF Harvey Vandine.
associate Of Neidermeier and Marx. on
trial for many murders testified today
that her son was an epileptic: that bis
father. who has lived apart from his
family since 1894. was morally deficient,
that the eldest child of the family was
u0w a patient a an institution for the
feeble-minded. that another was an
upileptic ana IhaJ several relatives OF
ner husband had died nsape or were
now tn asyiuns Mrs Nandine was
among the drst witnesses for the de-
lnnen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
This Government to Guarantee Four Per Cent 600
Bonds For Railroads Great Benefits Ex-
pected to Follow

.lAIASHINGTON, Feb. 27.--Legislation
w authorizing the Philippine gov
eminent to execute a guarantee
or 6 per cent per annum or. 4000e. 900
81 bonds for railroad construction in
those islands Is to be introduced in the
house next week by Chairman Cooper
OF The house committee ON insular af-
fairs. TING legislation VIII have the
support Of the administTG ton through
Secretary Taft. whose conviction thar
railroads are the raxt most essential
step i'm the Development Of the Philip
pine islands has been made known to
the committee on insular possessions.
Secretary Taft, Chairman Cooper and
Colonel q. A Edwards chief of the in
sular bureau of the war department
were in consultation today at the war
department ard later al the capitol.
Some Restrictions.
While the text Of the proposed leg
islation has not been prepared its YER
biage viii be most simple and contain
the authorization To the Philippine gov
eminent 70 issue the guara ntee. on she
capital 10 be invested Jos eaiifoaa -olila
ing.
A restriction viz be placed in the
legislation limiting the guarantee to
American or Filipino capital.
the first roads to be built viii be in
the island of LuzOu. some sections of
this island. according TO the belief OF
Secretary Taft will yield : per cent
from the beginning.
Other sections where railroads would
lead 10 greater Industrial development
win not earn this amount OF the in
. Vestmeut.
Strict Accounting.
At the most. however, it is estimated
that the government guarantee will
only be needed for a limited number Of
years. The stTictest kind Of safeguards
are to be embodied IN the legislation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
MARRIEn YEsTERpAY-

The marriage ~ Miss Margaret Everill
and Mr.. Earl Thompson took place yes
fthe brides parents- only the imme-
date relatives If the Two young people
we're present and witnessed ihe ceremony
performed hy Bishop EarfoB. The bride
and groom we've attended by Florence
EYeTif and Charlie Brown The home
was decorated with carnations and Amer
ican Beauties. Mr.. and AIRS. Thompson
vii be At home after Maren l. al rs
West Fifth North street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28

> Manila. Feb. e7-The batacship :
= Wisconsin has beaten the worlds 4
= record with 15-inch guns. its ex- Z
? pert gunUeTs having MADE nine =
, bulFs-eyes cut of ten shots fired I
= within ten minutes
PayuasteT Morse Of the AFiscOn- Z
, sin. accused of ifregulansies ia Z
= comnissary fund accounts. IS 20 be
tried by eourtmsttlai.
= > , > = = = = 4 > I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
SENT TO THE MORGUE.
Free Silver Bill introduced by Van
Dryer OF Nevada.
lSnec3aI 70 Inc Herald. }

Washington. Feb. Representative
Van Duzer Of Nevada today introduced a
bin for the free and unlimited coinage 81
silver. This bill should have been re-
fCTged 10 the committee on coinage
{ weights and measures. but party leaders
here are taking no chances even on the
remote pOssibilifp OF the silver issue again
stirring debate and referred the measur re
to the ways assd means cennIflit1 ee- which
is ts1e committee being used as the
mcrgue for such measures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
SANTA FE CONDUCTOR
KILLED BY TRAMPS

Kingman. Ark. Feb 21-At Peach
Springs today. santa Pc Conductor J.
r. Foster was shot and instantly killed
by framps whom he attempted 10 pat
off the train. His body fell beneath the
wheels and Was cut into shreds. A bull
let struck him iu the forehead and
passed out at fhe base OF the brain.
officers are ON the track Of the murder
ers Several tramps are in jail here on
suspicion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
NO DESIRE TO FORCE MATTERS.

Washington Feb srhe orders Of Edwin MORGAN appointed
have ee SUSPENDED Ar Morgan win not proceed until he has
The state department recognized right Of
withhold authorized
exercise his functions if another does feel
is no disposition 70 make an issue that
q o
Davidson who have been eonaus to Makdn and An rung
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
IRRIGATION IN WYOMING
- II - HeraId.l

TCT0ClaE . : y
washington. Feb. 1.-THE secretary 4.
the interior has approved the Application
of the state Of Wyoming Tor the segre
cation Of 6081 acres Of land under tlt
carey act to be reciaimed ana 1rrisstaa
In Che Boulder Canal company Tla
lands are along the NeW hetS fiFe1s ~
eastern Wyoming.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
FRoHMAN aoINe ABRoAD.

New York. Feb. 91.-AmonE the passen-
gers who sailed ON the Campania TO-DAY
was Charles Frohman. the theatrical
manager. who VIII he abroad about four
neonths. He viii negotiate. he said. for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
SPLENDID WAR News SERVICE TOR The Herald
Exclusive Right to
C0lIier's Weekly's
Dispatches, Let
tiers, Photos.
p II L HERALD

TIL L HERALD
| has great
pleasure in an
nOUncinE 70 its
readers that X has
made arrangements
with that great
American pUblica-
ton. collier $
Weekly. 10 secure
advance proofs of
it s M a gniiicenL
r Z S S o Japanese
war service. IL IS
needless 20 say that
this service Viii be
the finest tina mon
ey and talent can
procure, for Col
lier's Weekly has
never hesitated ar
matters of expense
or time or trouble
For in = { "a II G. C.
Richard Harding
Davis has sailed
fro m Vancouver
for the scene of the
conflict as one Of
the representative
of Golfers Week
Is Mr.. Davis work
is. Of course. well
known TO the read
ing public Of the
English speaking
world. He has trav-
eied widely i'm the
Orient and Is thor
o u 2 b : = familiar
with the conditions
there. Mr.. Davis
viii write of the
war IS he sees IT,
without color or
bias, and whatever
ne says is sure to
be wen said and
Interesting.
Another star cor
respondent is Fred
erick Palmer. now
at the front with
the japanese ARMY.
VITA the Japanese
navy is r. L. Dunn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28

> washington. Feb. 1.-THE COM
> missary general Of the army is in =
> receipt Of reports from subsistence :
= officers Who had to do with the re- I
y cent experiments with hash The :
= reports We're nearly all in approval :
? Of hash az IN army food.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
BETTER OUTLOOK
IN THE BALKANS
Boris SarafOft Still Trying to
Stir Up Trouble.
HAS TALK WITH GARlBALDI
TURKEY DISPOSED TO BE VERY
MODERATE.
HAS TALK WITH GARlBALDI

n OME, Feb. 27.-The situation IN the
n Balkan states, with which RUS
STA, italy and Austria are SO close
~ connected, although ct has apparent
~ improved somewhat during the last
few days, sulI occasions much anxiety.
It IS no longer "a secret that Eeris
Sarafon, the Macedonian leader. caue
70 Italy with the principal object af
deciding on q course of action with
Iticciotti GarIbaldi. who heretofore has
not approved of an isolated movement
on the part Of the Macedoniaus.
General Rising.
In an interview the two leaders ssrrst
upon plan which viii result Iu gen
cral RISING in the Balkans should ucces-
al the Balkan leaders has been pfoVia-
ionally arranged. 90 take place in Venice
abuJt the end Of March. The V--seibiilrf
of arbitration was also discussed hy
SarEfoff and G5rihuidi The latter pre-
posed 90 SOUND tho United States aa %
whether or uCi that country would DE
willing 20 act lu thc capacity Qf arni-
tr4teT as he considered DO the EnT eTn-
ment best fitted - do So. b having no
direct or indirect interest Ga she matter.
while its fairness has been already esta5-
iishcd.
italian Volunteers.
ciVHlH IEHiEEltItI or INC NtHtf SUE
-ested arrangements FOR peaceful settle
meut 81 the threatened trouble fail
general revolution seems inevitable and
GariDaldi is already secretly preparing q
body Of volunteers each member oe
which viii be equipped with arms 2at
rounds of cartridges and foor for
month Csaribsldi was offered the general
direction of the Macedonian government.
but refused on the ground that DE
thought it better 70 leave tile leadership
70 some man directly interested En- Mace
dO1ia. as that WOulC give him (Garibdldu
q freer hand
The financing of the movement being
the most difficult part, tiari5aidi IS ask
ing all his friends I'm It1fv and abroad 10
contribute funds TO the cause.
Austria Preparing.
Confidential and official inforf5tion re-
ceivcd here from Austria point to lhe fact
that that government IS making extern
siEe preparations To check anv move
lments its sout heasteru frou5 ter7-
where achievements amounting 90 $1,000
men have been conferred. The proprl4luf+
OF theatres and other large buildings In
that part of tbe country have been
warned that their premises may be seized
for military purp1-f--
lii is now known tlat negotiations are
going on between Russia and italy with
regard to the Balkans. Signor 1ittoni.
the Italian efOrcign minister. alluded go
these exchanges iu The CHAMBER IF dequ-
ties or Feb. % when be protested aEaiuS-
the anti Russian manifestations fn Italy,
and said they would endauEer the rela-
tons iu ttals and Russia JusE when the
two governments were -eGC1aHgtng views
of very vital Interests.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
ANsWERED ~ 50.

81 Louis Ireb 21-sidney E. Fair
cnilds. the oldest member of tbee Teie-
graphers assofia ticu. known as the old
timer. and father-in-iaw of sculptor Ne
Monies. died tonight. aged = years
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
FREE 10 coNTRTRUTE.

Paris, Feb. 27.-7'he minister Of war.
General Andre. has issued a circuaF au-
thorizing the army 70 make conlribu-
items for the benefit of tho wounded in
the Russo-Ja 9anese war.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-28
Richard Harding D.
Wis and Eight Other
Writers and
Artists.

photographic. J. F.
j. Archibald, pho
togTa pher. is with
the Russian navy.
II. J. Whigham.
correspondent, is
with the Russian
army. staff men at
various points are.
Toxic, Geniiro Te-
10, artist Iokona-
ma, A. NJ. Knapp,
c Tr p o udent:
Nagasaki. Horace
Ashton. phOIOgTa
pber Seoul. J. Il.
Hare. phot0gra-
pner. \ laqlEOSCck,
Y. Gri b a yedoff.
photographer St.
( Petersburg, J. G.
OLouFhlin, cor
respondent.
u VIII be seen
that the situation
contains no posi-
bility that has not
been prepared for.
Golfers Weekly.
and through it The
Herald. win have
war news that viii
be real news: they
viii have exclusive
reports and pic
lures, and every
thing else tina goes
to make up a thor
o u 8 h 3 modern
news service. says
collier : concerning
this service:
we are now do
ing everything that
we can TO Justify
tBe title Of The
National Weekly
ii is in pursuance
OF that ideal that
we are seeking 20
cover the Russo
Japanese war in a
yay that must be
Of importance 20
readers all over the
United states.
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80 Nor pEcLARE -.
Turkey Notified That She Has Moth
ing % Gain Thereby.

Paris. Feb @I-Th- American official
who for two years past mas been studying
tine conditions ia the Balkans has lus-
arrived En- Paris aud today made an inter-
estinE statement Of the situation. lilo
said:
Il am satisfied Turkey will not declare
war. She has been Informed by the pow
ers that even if she does engage In hos
tiIities she viii gain absolutely mo- result
theTefrom. and even may suffer from q
military occupation by she powers a7d
that perhaps they may result iu the SER
aration OF Macedonia from the turkish
empire TIC Is true that Turkey is seuo-
ing reini0rcemeuts tG N&celoll6 ulL
this Is due To the prospect pf an oiIt9rei.l &
OF another Instruction and possible lT-
teri erenCeI on the part of Bulgaria. unN
that Russia Is occupied with Japan HEr
the sultan has everything 10 lose @Ht
little TO gain by d war and IF = comes
you may depend uy9D b. that Bulgaria
viii be the aEEressor should war COME
I am satisfied that Bulgaria VIII re nelI-
EN-. Operating in the noun aims, where "a
few men can pick off a. whole regiment
the BuiEarians and Insurgents have a
distinct advantage. But the IuTEI~f,
troops can sweep them around towai
Sofia where the country IS level Egi-
gari3 claims she Is able 90 put Jnpf men
in the field. The Turks can quickly THROW
double that number into Macedonia ana
reinforce them il necessary.
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cit has been said that Russia and Iur-
key are discussing the question Of rre
passage of the parda1eiies by the Rus
sian Black sea fleet Turkey would nos
give her consent # asked. unless She
gained some concessions in the Ba kau~.
such as dealing with Bulgaria as she sass
fit. BGt Russia could not make such
concession because she would thereby f---
felt the preferential position which ~1e
and Austria hold iu consequence OF nav
ing been designated by the powers TO act
al their. representative In dealing with
the Balkan question MoreoVer- Sli~Si.t
understands thet if she ceased t1 Ec ID
representative of the powers other powers
would intervene. But- granting that Eu--
STA may take this risk and iDcEce IurEn.-
To permit the assase of her fleet. ----s
would be . violation Of the Berlin treaty.
of which Great Britain is a sIZEdtnE-
power. Ir would mean. Furthermore. tlef
Turkey and Russia had entered Hlto a1
understanding which might be interpret
Ell as bringing into play The Arelo-J7r5
uese alliance.
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What Would Happen.

ASIDE from this latter point thers
hardly Is any question that Russia Woulg
find British ships blocking the SUez Ga
nal and the straits of Gibraltar FINALLY
the Black sea fleet has been greatly over
rated It was examined short time ae'
by an American naval officer VINO report
ed il not i'm very good CONDITION. ana Una
operations. iu Consequence o. the Sml
capacity of the vessels composing u fht
latter had been constructed simply f''
operations in the Black SCI ana NOT ~
service iu the far east Their 2uu keri
are entirely Inadequate To permit t1eI
making "trip to China or steamins au1
longer distance
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No Explanation go.

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-20

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g, mas 5nii6en meinem Meib nnD
einem Rabt fir Elm Interfdieb iit2"
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gum @enieBen. meirt @eib dber nett"
Der CUTE g Of ii B E. Dame:
r8ibt IS fir bic 2Dnen in Mfrifa aud
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mebr. WGbrenb meiner Mnmefenbeit
in Ifrita mar es freilia abfolnt
nDtbig."
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ben; i4 CLAUDE, es lit better, i4 bleibe
Mittpe!" Gr: oM9, nebmen Sic MIDI
bod, piensi6t freIt fi9 bas 8ldtt4en
biesmal!"
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ben sic bieaei9t nod 70 cine Gigarre,
tpie Sic mir borgeftern gaben2" 3d.:
nSatpDbl, bier tit eine!" o.: Dante
- i9 min mir nGmli9 bas GauHen
abqepDhnen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-20

@9rungen unb pripdten MufmerttamS
feiten. Der &egent perlieb benz Subj
lar ben bD6ften HeuBif9en Orben,
@brenfreu5 /. Rlahe BON &euB j. 8.
nit Der &rpne.
S9Dppen tebt. Die nnberebe<
Ii6te 9aa5e in gibum tpurbe tpegen
8inbesmOrbes berbaftet unb in bas
btefige @efdngniB eingeliefert. sic bat
ibr unebelid geborenes &tnb erbrof@
5.lt unb i'm 0ingerbaufen berf9arrt,
mo es uufgefunben narb. Sci Der
8erbaftuns Der M0rbertn bate Der
@enburm 4urIbaum bon bier bas
llnglid, bas linfe 9~anbgelenf gu bre=
den. 0us Mdb9en purbe in Der
NGbe beg offenen 9ofbrunnens bers
nommen unb ftiirate fi9 mad NbIegung
bes 9eitGnbnifes in bie1en 6inetn.
4urlbaum polte btes p~er6inbern ,griff
febl, ~tiir5te, unb brad bas 6anbgez
LENT. @liidli9ertpeife fam bos MGb=
9en i'm Wa1er uuf bic SiiBe gu fteben,
fonft pGre iie, ebe 9tlfe gebra9t tperz
ben fonnte, bod nod ertrunten. Die
36jdbrige 6aaie nurbe na9 8raun=
f4neig gebra9t.
SadSfeu.
Dresden. Qebtens paren es 25
Sabre, baB Direction unb 5tabtper~
orbneter MlFreb @anbtl Die beutI6e
NieberlaHung Der peltbefunnten 8letz
itiftfdbrif 8. unb s. 6afbtmut6, Sub
neis, bier griinbete unb ibr ununterz
bro9en portland. Die 5trma, Die hire
bor5iigli9en Sabrtfate in oQe @rb@
tbetle IenDet, 5d6lt iiber Saulenb Dir
better unb tpurbe auf alien bon tbr
bei9idten NusfteGungen nit ben err
item Preifen alls9e3ei9net.
8u9bol5. Pofamentier glbing,
neI9er bier iein golDenes Meifteriubtz
lGum f%eterte, purDe gum @brenmeifter
Der pofamentier : sSnnung srnannt.
@roBfeitf9en. Der @uS5iigz
Ter Mnbreas S9ube beging Elm ielte<
nes Subildum. @s ndren nGmli9 Is
Sabre ~Derganaen, baB er als Beirut in
bds bamafige 4egiment ,grina Mf<
bert" in 3ittau eintrat. Oteies fein
7~5iGbriges "9olbateniubtldum" bat
bas Commando bes in 3ittau itebenz
ben Regiments nidt boribergeben lafz
fen, obne benz Subilar Elm @liid>
muni4f9reiben gu fenben, mas ibm
sroBe Treube bereitet bat.
2eip5fg. Die Strma @uftaD
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