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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-01

large signs to call special attention to the
exits on either side of the building. The
doors leading to the street will be UNI
locked, and will be Of easy access during
the whole evening.
Still further improvements in the heat
ing plant have been effected. and a COM
Portable temperature is promised. The
heating plant which furnishes the steam
for this building is 800 or 400 feet from the
main building, so that there is no doubt
in regard to the safety of the building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-01
aANK on srArEN 1sLANp CLOSED.

New York, Jan. 1.-State Bank Examiner
A. G. Judson ordered the doors of the Bank of
Staten Island closed yesterday. Securities val
ued at S1SO00U said to be missing. Otto
Ahlmann, cashier and largest stakeholder of the
bank blew out his brains at the Albemarle Hotel
here on Wednesday. He was 81 years old and
a bachelor. All the other officials seem to be
at sea regarding this turn of affairs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-01
SEATS ON SALE TOMORROW

Care Taken to Protect Audience at Min
neapols Symphony Concert.
The sale Of seats for the Minneapolis
Symphony concert on Jan. will open to-
morrow morning at the Metropolitan Music
company box office.
At a meeting of the directors Of the or
chestra yesterday, it was decided to use
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-01
MARcHBANK FOR CONTROLLER

clerk of School Board Mentioned for Rog-
ers' Place.
Hugh B. Marchbank, clerk of the board
of education, is being prominently men
toned for the office Of city controller.
Since ''Uncle Joshua Rogers announced
that he would not run again, friends of Mr..
Marchbank have suggested his name, and
it has met with considerable favor. His
long service for the school board has made
him familiar with city finances. which is
a strong argument in his favor.
c.. FEE Peterson. who has been deputy
controller during all the time Controller
Rogers has been at the head of the Of
flee, is also being considered as a can
didate He was in the field before, but
Withdrew in favor of "Uncle Josh. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-01
Among those present were:
FISH COMMISSIONS FEES
Licenses to Fish In Interstate Water,
Brine to the state $1,625.

The state game and fish commission has
turned in to the state treasury S1,625 re-
ceived from the sale of licenses to fish
in interstate waters, and S325 from the
sale of licenses to catch whitefish with
nets.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-01

Syracuse N Y.-Former Congressman James
j. Belden died here early to-day after a short
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-01

mortgage on the Working Girls home at
their watch service. Refreshments were
served.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-01
GERMAN NEW YEAR
Festival Held by the Teutonic Regal
Club

Club.
An elaborate New Years festival was
held last night at Odd Fellows hall, Tenth
and Washington avenues N, by members
and guests of the Teutonic Regal club, an
organization of prominent local Germans.
The rooms were decorated with i'm
ported evergreens and berries. Several
folk dances for prizes included the "ipfa''
dance. the cub dance, and, at midnight,
the New Year kissing dance.
At the banquet table the centerpiece
was an automatic perfume fountain fes-
TONED with German evergreen and flow
ers and Illuminated with miniature cleo
trio lights arranged as fruit. The me-
diaeval boar's head appeared with TWEEN
tieth century improvements The eyes
were green electric lights. When the
punch surrounding the head had burned
long enough two atomizers, one on eacl
side of the dish of honor, extinguishec
the flames with Rhine wine. Mrs. j. j
Heinrich lighted the punch and Charles
j. Gluek, treasurer Of the club, carved
the boar's head. Rhine wine, frappe ant
| other refreshment had been served from
miniature Danube castles during thu
| dances.
| Among those present were:
Messrs. and Mines John G. Gluek, J. W. Dire
ccr Julius ]. Heinrich, Edward Won Ende, Jaco
Kun2 Carl Schober, Rudolph Winter, George
Rleeeker, Charles O. Ian Pc, julius j. Huss
a. ou Cross Arthur stremei, Albert Massolt, Arthu
E. Eicllhorn, Oscar Il. G. Day. A. Nauman, WI
liam schupp: William H.. sisyers, Fritz Plus 4I
haupt Rudolph List. Alvin Eichhorn, John w
George Richard Stremel. Jacob Rauen. ]. W
Pauly. Messrs. Charles Gluek, j. D. Holtzermar
AL Thielen. A. HoltzeIman, Lester Boyce. "a.
Taubert Edmund Eichhorn, Jr., Peter Rapen, Jr
the Misses Gluek, Ruckendorf, Phaughaupt an
Lampe.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02
RewARE OF couN1eRFElTs

"ne Wits is the only genuine Witch
iIszvi 5aive writes ". l. Tucker, OF
Centre, Ala. 81 haye used it in nv
family Tor pics, cats and burns for
years and can recommend il to be the
best sslve oa the market Every family
should keep it, AS it is an invaluable
b0;;-osCit rcC:ci sd ho0.t Siw..ys
be kept on hand for immediate use"
Mrs Samuel Gage, Of North Bush, ".
\. says: 81 had fever sore on my
ankle for twelve years that the doctors
could not cure. Al, salyes and blood
remedies proved worthless. / could
not walk for oyer two years, Finally
l was persuaded to try DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salve, which has completely
cured me. IL ia o wonderful relief"
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures with
out leaving . scsr. Sold by Grant
Holden.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02
CHRISTIAN WOMAN'S BOARD OF MISSIONS

AS announced in last weeks paper,
Mrs. Fannie r. Thompson, of Ann
Arbor, addressed good.sized audience
in the Disciple church last Friday eve-
ming in the interests of the Christian
Womsn's Board of Missions of that
church. Mrs. Thompson is the State
President and ia thoroughly versed in
home and foreign missions. She made
the matter very plain and interesting
to her listeners. 1t is surprising to
note the remarkable growth of mis-
sionary organizations and the work
that is being done is enormous. At
home this society is endeavoring to
reach the negros who have had no ad-
vantages and schools are established in
several Of the southern states for their
education.
Work is progressing all along this
line and much good is being done.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02
MARY IRIS STROUT.

a coming treat in store for the lovers
Of the Evolutionary art will be the re.
cital in the Methodist Episcopal church
by Mary Iris Strout, whose name calls
up many pleasing memories, as she has
entertained Yale audiences a number
of times and always with immense sue
cess.
AS finished pupil in this art Miss
Strout comes to us after an absence of
year or two with probably greater
charm of manner than heretofore and
her evenings entertainment will be
one which we shall centainly enjoy.
The date for her appearance is set
for December Sth.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02
Pevolutlon Imminent.

a sure sign of approaching revolt
and serious trouble in your system is
nervousness, sieeplessncss, or stomach
upsets. Electric Bitters viii quickly
dismembar the troublesome causes. IL
never fails to tone the stomach, regu-
late the kidney and bowels, stimulate
the liver and clarity the blood. Run
down systems benefit. particularly and
all the usual attending aches vanish
under its searching aud thorough eff
fectiyeness. Electric Bitters IL only soc
and that is returned if it don't give
perfect satisfaction. Guaranteed by
Grant Holden, druggist.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02
TWO PIONEER RESIDENTS
Died the Past Week After Only Short
illnesses.


illnesses.
Died at his home two miles west of
Yale, OH Monday. November %, William
b. Johnson, at the age of nearly seventy
years. The funeral services were held
from the Menerey church on Thursday,
in charge of the F&AM lodge of Yale,
the sermon being preached by Rev. C..
ID. Ellis of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Sparks furnished
appropriate music. The interment was
made in Elmwood cemetery with the
Masonic service.
The subject Of this obituary was born
near Simcoe, Ont. February 80, 1880,
and came to the United States about
As years ago. He settled OH the farm
where he died and lived his life there
with the exception of the three years
spent in the war serving his country.
He enlisted in 1861. For a year and a
half he was confined in Libby and An
dersonville prisons, and had large
and varied experience as a soldier
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson had four chill
dren, three now living, Mrs. Lemuel
Brown, another daughter in Wisconsin
and Levi at home.
In his earlier days deceased was a
member of the Free Will Baptist church
but there being no denomination of
that kind near him he affiliated with
no other.
The widow and children through The
| EXpositor wish TO express their graft
tude tO tha manv neighhors and
| trienus for the kindness and attention
shown deceased during his sickness
ana since.
*.*
Elizabeth A. Vincent was born in
Prince Edward county. Ontario, Nov.
4, 1S41. At the age of 81 years she was
united in marriage to William Beadle
at Hastings, Ont. They lived in the
town of Percy for a little over two
years and then moved to Michigan,
taking up their residence in Speaker
township November 1866. Came to
Brockway township eighteen months
later. May 10, 1888 Mr.. Beadle died.
Mrs. Beadle remained on the farm one
mile north and three miles west of
Y ale until short time ago when the
place was sold to Henry L. dinner.
She then took up her residence with her
daughter, Mrs. John Armstrong, where
she passed away suddenly on Saturday,
November 90.
Seven children were born to her
Malissa, now dead; Jennie, Mrs. Ed.
Hopkins; Emma, Mrs. Neil Evans;
Esther, Mrs. John Armstrong; Grace,
Mrs. John Thompson; Lizzie, Mrs.
Robert Carson; and Wilson, the only
son.
The funeral sermon was preached by
Rev. A. +. Miller in the Nj. p. church
on Wednesday, Nov. 30 At ii o'clock a.
IN, and all that was mortal of good
and kind mother and an obliging
neighbor was laid to. rest alongside of
her husband in Elmwood cemetery.
Not only the children mourn their loss
but the entire community.
Warren Windover, one of the Oldest
inhabitants of Kenockee township, died
at the home of his son in Detroit, of
apoplexy. OIL Saturday night, Nov. 26,
aged 81 years. The funeral was held
at the Avoca NJ. Z. church on Tuesday
at two o'clock in the afternoon, Rev.
l.. Clark officiating. lnterment in
Spring Hill cemetery. A wife and sey
eral grown dp children are left to
monru the departure Of a devoted nus
band and kind father.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02
HUNTERS ALL HOME.

Grant Hol,ien, J. {. iioiden and
Channcey Kelley arrived home from
their hunting trip Friday evening last
Ali report "a pleasant outing. This
party succeeded in securing twelve
fine large deer, all bucks but one. Two
have been on exhibition at Grawburg
y Sterner's meat market this week
Ed and Frank Newell, Warren
Roadway, of Yale. y. j. Ward and
Nate Oatman, of Avoca, have all re.
turned from Newberry. This party
only killed five deer
Thos. Grimes and party of Speaker
and Peck returned last week from
Palms and report several deer to their
credit.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02
A RUMMAGE SALE.

A Christmas market and rummage
sale will be held under the auspices of
the Presbyterian church the week be-
fore Christmas in the basement of the
church Don't buy your Christmas
gifts until you see all that will be of
fered at this sale. Dates and further
particulars will be given next week.
Watch carefully for it because you will
not want TO miss the opportunity of
getting reasonable presents for your
friends at reasonable prices.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02
Weddings of the Week.

Rev. Lester Clark united in matri-
monial bonds at his home in Yale, on
Wednesday, November 30, 1904, Cora
Middleton and Nelson Kitely, both of
Greenwood. The happy couple were
accompanied by Ethel Kitely and Sam
uel Middleton, who acted as bridesmaid
and groomsman. Congratulations and
best wishes
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02
THOSE VINO ARE SICK.

Mrs. E. w. Farley has been quite
sick during the past week.
Mrs. VIM. Sayles has been confined
to her bed with sickness during the
past week.
sMrs. Mary Hennessy is sick with a
heavy cold this week.
Mrs. J. b. Paisley is gaining in
strength very slowly.
Mrs. Daniel Mulligan has been quite
sick the past week.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02
CIDER MILL

| wish to announce to the public that
| am prepared TO make cider on short
notice. | have placed in some new
machinery aud can now make the best
of apple butter. Give ne call.
% ARCHIE LUDINGToN.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-12-02

Don't wait for special editions. An nd
III this paper pays at any old time.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
GdiHsnadrihten.
81 0 m m c n.

Mnget m men.
MarIeiqs: y@anopic" bon Bottom (iiber
Bonita Del Saba, fir Genua.
Neapel &C.
0iDerpOOl: vWajefic" bon Gew DOrt.
2onoon: .Marquetie" bon Stem YOrl.
8lasgow: ngibiopia" bon Mew DOrt.
Sem Yort: Oscar IT," bon 9open-
ba9en.
Y~laseom: nQiuenian" bon Ybilaoel=
pbia bia 81. Sobns. 81. i.
New Yort: sYaoerlano" bon lnt-
lperpen.
Wb9e bren.
Glasgow: oSiberian" nad 5alifar.
Wem Dort: nYliider" nad plpmouib
@bsrbourg unO Namburg; ngoDic"
nab 2iperppol.
Queenstown: v@ebrie" (Oon a~iOerpool)
nad Wem Yori.
qibsrpooI: Dominion" mad 0alifar
unb portlano; rSicilian" mad
0n!Ifar ulo ct. SObu, ". 8.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12

@ert bpolIe W arte. Cine
8ricfmarfe Der Ssnlel Wlouritius pom
Sabre 1847, olpei Yence. bluu. purbs
neuli6 in 2onoon fir f1450 ($6S15)
perlteigcrt. sic lit unseftempelt unD
ME I'm !Aurs gelpeIen. ba irrtbiimlib
Die @orte .Yoit Office" itatt res ridz
tigen n4oit Yaib" Oarauf gu lelen iino.
Sur lpenige GrempIare bieIer Marte
eelangtcn inter oas publitum. Der
geIiBcr bieIsr groben Seitenbeit bate
lie Seit 40 Subren in ieiner 8riefmor=
ienIammlung. obne ibren Wertb 81
fennen.
HedtSeitige JIudt. Rit
fur6tbarem arahen flog tiirSli6 cir
9od)ofen Der GHen bon Srignac BEL
Saint a3aire, 5ranlreid, nGdtIider
Weile in Die Cuff. Sn penigen Minuz
ten itanben ale 6~abrifdnlagen in
Jlammeu unb Der gr0Bte 5beil Der Sc
bdube nurbe troy olen Yemiibuneen
Der 6eueripebr eingedf9ert. Der S9as
ben beIrdat mebrere bunoerttauienb
Jroncs. Die @rbeiter Der Nu9tiHi6t
botten 9liidlider Meiie, oo lie einen
Spdli in hem 0odofen bemerlten, iid
nod reht3eitig 81 fIii9ten permo9t.
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b u Of. Sm Rei9sipaIb bel Niirn=
berg fpurbe bieIer Sage Elm Wlann olfs
%sefunben, Der bur6 fdpere 8ranbz
ipanOen erbeblid Derlebt mar. Sn'S
&rantenbaus berbro9t, CAB er an, bon
Rdubern iiberfalien unb ieiner Mertbz
laden beraubt lDorben gu fem; fhliebs
Iib bdtten i'm bic Hduber nit Spirit
tus iibergofen unb 10 Sugeri9tet. Wie
ii9 aber %beraasItente, ipar es Elm
Self tmorbDer u6. Gr bate ii9 Ielbit,
aus QebensiiberbruB, am gan3en 4eibe
nit Spiritus iibergOiien unb in 8rano
geiebt.
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r | d t 8 a a /. Dor Der NdIe oes
Strafridters Der Wiener 2eopoIbltabt
piiroe jiingit Elm frsher 9aifenDieb=
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Soblrei6e perfonen ais 3nb0rer i'm
StrafJerbonbiungsiaaIe, bic, ba ipenio
SibplGbe i'm Soalc inb. Dor Der Bar
riere QufItelung rabmen. Mdbrenb
Der Yerbanblungen ipurbe nun einem
Der 3ub0rer bic iilberne llbr aus Der
WeIte QeItDblen. Gr bemertte ben Mbz
gang crit beim @erIaFen bss Sdolss.
Die BruttozGinnobm men
Der 8abnen Der Der. Stauten 5eliefen
Iid i'm lebten 9eri9tsjabre auf
81, 800, 150,679, fppbon $508, 6S3,009
fir paHagierz9 ef0rberung eingingen,
ip1brenb Der Heit auf oos 6ra9tee=
f1dft entfiel. Die 4etriebstolten Itea=
ten fid ouf 81, PAS, $50, 4S3, bic Tetto>
G~inndbmen auf $641, $50, 1876. ober
nm etiDa $4,000 900 bOber. ols i'm
Sabre porber.
Sort moorsT T o denIes
gune. Gin etipa so Nuabrotmeilea
bebedenbes Torfmoor in 0omilton
Gountp. ,Sa., loQ iroden gelegt uHo
au~sgebeutet perben. Gbiparo Nttinz
ION BON Bolton. MoiI., Der ols Cad.
D%erltdnoi9er bos Door uuierIudte, bal
In leinem 9eriht eeioes, bab er oen
Boben bes Woors ais bon por3iiglider
QuaIitGt fir Gorfgepinnung onIebs.
Cine NttiengefeufHaft Ioa gebiloei
iuerben, bic bas Woor brainiren unb
an bic Qusbeuiung bes 9orfIugsr1
9ebsn piro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
bort Nrtbur unter Seuer
9rei ruifi9c areh5er angebli6 picorrum
auker aampf aeiekt.
elmer. rote. 8orer in GhdtisPeit. = 2lud auf oem Salfar
oroht Elm 2lusbruh. -1as Ger frans Hammer.

unier parOle nidt meter gu tdmpfen.
uad RuBlanO a%eianot werosn. Gin
Protet Der japan. Reaierung III niGt
erfolqt.
Belfdtigt limb bic yeridte, oaB port
Nrtbur borgslfern uno aefern bon elmer
iapanIihen Jlotte angegriHen muree.
Die Iid jeOod. anqeblid unter idwes
rem YerIulten. 5uriif3ieben mubte.
Nud Der 2onooner ST. Sames
@asette" treffen ole RuRen gegen ole
Ridtebr Der feinolidsn Hlotte msit=
qebenoe @orlidismaBreeeln. Sic boben
Baditeingebduoe. ourd oeren Ginffur3
i'm Gale elmer BeidleBung man Der
lutte BON MenIdsnlsben befirdtet,
meroen nieOerssrihen.
Sic WelOung, 9uBlano berbanole
nit Der 3iirtei I'm 3utimmung Der
Durbfabrt fir Die S6war5e Meers
6lotte our9 Die Daroanellen, lit nidt
bsIidti9t.
SUIT, ggpptsn. Der ruiiiide
9ampfer v@3aribay neblt einsm 6ope-
ooboOt traf ioeben sin.
I@Ieide 3ieIe nit Mmetica.
YerIin, IL. 6ebr. ga9 Wit-
tbeilung oss G~usmdrtigen gmts Osdsn
lid Die 3iels 9eutihlanos in Ofalien
nit oen Anlidten in Sefretdr 6ap's
Note betreIfs DECENTRALIZATION gbina's.
2oialiiirune Oes 9rieasidauplabes rnb
Offentalten Der 6ineliiden 9dfen fir
Den Weltbanoel.
U Il fSue oes rufi De-
@arnipr II.
9ienti n, IL. Jebruar. SIT
ruiIil6e @arniIon warbe 9~eiiern mad
SHAN 6ai Ouan berleot. 9as BOT.
Nmt iibernabmcu Die fran5Oliiden BE.
BORDEN.
Der @ouDerneur Der gbi=2i probins
uno Ober-@ommanoeur Der Qlrmee.
Yuan 5boi Raj. bat 3uiammentinftt
bon Observation-Disclosures oerboten.
Die Sapansr lafen tofsnlos in
pctins 3eitunsen bertbeilen. Die BE-
ridte iiber iapaniide ErfOl9e geser
RuBlano entbalten.
9as See=@ edit bel
Sbemulpo
5oiiO. Mittwo9. 10. 6ebr. =
Momiral LIMA, Der gonmanoeur be.
japaniiden @elduaoers, meloet, bal
Der 3uIammeniiOB 3miiden ben ruff
Tben Sriessidiien nWaries" M
.Roreib" uno isinem @eidmaoer be
elmer Snisl neun Wsilen bon gbe
mulpO Mittaas (DisnfaQ) fattfanO
Ger 4ampf oauerte 81 Minuten; oi
ruiiiiden 5difie fubren na6 @bemulp
Suriid.
Hadmittags ~erplooirte Der v3oreib"
auf iDel6e WeiIe Die 3erftOrung De-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12
Surge 9epeiaen.
IL. Gebruar.


2anas Ctr, Mo. Bel
einem Branoe, Der Elm Mietbsbaus 5er=
forte, tamen 2 perionen um's 2eben;
4 limo berleBt. Yiele 2eute mubten
aus Dem 2. uno 3. Gtode abipringen.
Nem Yort, IL. 6sbr. Bel benz
Sa6resoiner oes ameriianiIden Seioen=
Yerbanoes tam cine lanse 9epeide oes
iapanii6en Geianoten Satabira our
yerlciung. &eosn bMieIten GongreB-
9lb9. SaplOr, s., Il. u.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-12

.yariag" srfolgte, 1T niht thar. Eie
ruifiden yerluite iinb unbelanni; Die
@eaner perloren ieinen Wann, aud
ibre Shiffe muroen ni9t befhdoi9t.
Die Ramen Der lapaniIhen Shihe mere
ben aus frateqiidsn Griinoen gebeim
oebalten. 9ie Wannihaften Der ruiz
iidsn Sdife rrsabm lih in @be-
mulpo. Sn Sapan berridt 9roBe
6reuoe uber oieIen grfolg.
9 1anqhai, IL. 6ebr. 9as
ruifide Raaonenboot yWanojur" 1T
nod bier IS beibt. oas 3Dei iapa=
nilde 4risQsihihe an Der Wiinour9 oes
Dana. 5fs -4iana auf oaiielbe lauern.
Bort 5aio. IL. Gebr. Ser
ruifiide 9ranspcrtoampfer nSmo=
lsnst" uno Elm 5orpeooboot fno in ben
Sus3tanal eingefabren.
Die 3erf 81 ung oes ~ a.
ria.Q".
QonOon. IL. 6ebr. Nad elmer
SepsIde al Reuier's Bureau iiber oos
Geieht bel @bsmulpo blieb Der @opildn
oes nYatlaa" an Yoro ieines Shiffrs
unO iprrn9te es in Die guft. nahoem
ole Wannidaft Qerettet mar. Sin 3bell
Der 9euie idmamm gu einsm frans0=
flhen Shif anoers ans ufer.
Sin 8eridt fact. oas fransOlii6s
Grieqslhlf babe Die 3uli en- bon Der
Nnndberung Der Sapaner benadri6=
tigt. Ger .Rorieb" grill Die iapani'
idsn Rrsujsr 3uerf an. mabreno Der
IariaQ" ole 3ransportihiffe idhBie.
Der .Rorieb" mar balo seriiort.
Rem Oorf, IL. 6ebr. Nad ben
! .Seralo" fdbrt Der italieniiAe Rreusel
y0iaurio", 0er5o9 Der Mbru53en, oi.
iect aus NrQentinien nad Sapan. Sin
dileniides S6ulidif 1T sleldfaas
nab Dem OEen beoroert.
9 ieqesi dsre 6timmuna q,
Softo. IL. 6ebr. Man erpar'
tet bier nit Spunnuna Nadridt ibel
einen allgsmsinen Ssetampf. oa Sa'
pans @rfolg CUR STE bon asipalti9en
YOribeII mdre uno Den 9rieg ibatIdd'
LID sntiheiDsn miroe
Siegesfeier.
Sptto, IL. 6ebruar. Sn 3oiil
fano bsute Abeno cine Siegesfeier ltait
5aufenoe bon S%tuoenten burdsoaer
Die Strabeu. init Habnen, 6adeln un'
farbisen 5ateruen. Iomie unter Mbiin
QunQ Matchmaker Qieoer. 9ie ruiii1
@eianoiihaft liegt 9erace on einen
plabe, no li1 3auienoe anldblid be
6eisr bsrIammelt hatten; Die 6enfe
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