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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-18
The Horn Dance.

Among the quaint old customs and
ceremonies still kept alive In English
country districts there Is only one horn
dance" and that Is 10 be found at Alb
bots Bromley. In Stanordshire. Every
year ut the village wake the dance Is
stlll carried out. The origin OF the
horn dance is lost In the mists OF
history. but Il has been traced back as
far as the eleventh century. Until the
seventeenth century Il was practiced at
Christmas. on New Years day and on
Twelfth day In the time OF Henry
VIII. the dance was performed In front
OF the church every Sunday and col
lection for the poor taken NJ from the
spectators
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-18
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Ardrnore II TO have two more letter
carriers.
II ts now runored Kuropatkin will
pstirr 20 visdivostok.
Another bomb was exploded at ST
Petersburg. but nobody hurt.
Twenty seven prisoners are in the
SIX cells OF the Lawton SAIL
Ex-senator Hawiey OF Connecticut
Is critically III az Washington.
|, Owing to III health Minister OF War
Mena 90 Mexico has resigned.
At Edmond. Okla. Hugh Montgom-
cry fatally cut his throat with a razor
At Fall River. Mass. 200 weavers
struck In Stafford mill against ten loom
system.
Tho body OF n man with skull crush
I'd was found In Red river near Mari
eta l. T.
a brake club was forced into thigh
OF Rudolph Schimmei. a Denison
switchman.
Apostel. n notorious bulgarian. was
Killed by Turks and also forty-two OF
his followers.
+ l.. Reid OF orange. Tex. purchased
AZ Vlnton. Ia. 12.0co sacks OF rice
thirty carloads.
a boy named Grave Anderson acct
dentally killed himself with n gun near
Aapahoe. Okla
In the senate Senator Morgan as
serted the San Domingo treaty was in
spired by a schemes
r. w. Neel. a soldier charged with
killing J. Lang OF Homestead. Okla.
was Jailed at Lawton.
At Marietta, l. r.. Marion Wheeler
fell forty feet from a windmill tower
ana was seriously injured.
Eli Julius, a Chociaw. was acquitted
NJ Paris. Tex. OF the charge OF killing
his father NJ Bennington. I. T.
d. T. Bomyer accidentally shot HIM
self I'm the stomach at Pleasanton.
Tex. His recovery is doubtful.
r. &. Benson. the well known cattle
man. dropped dead on the porch OF his
ranch home near Carlsbad. ". NJ.
Al Santa Re General II. w White
man was indicted on charge Of obtain
ing public funds under false pretenses.
Eliza and Joe Throckmorton were
acquitted on the charge Of poisoning
Louis Throckmorton near Cement
Okla.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-18
AFRICAN sANpsToRMs.
The Conditions which bring About
These Deadly BIasts.

The Conditions which Hiring About
These Deadly Biasts.
The saudst0rms Of African deserts
are caused by the great power Of the
suns rays. the extreme dryness OF the
air and the small conducting power OF
the sand The superficial layers Of
sand I'm the deserts OF Africa and
Arabia often become heated 10 200 de
grees +. TO a depth OF several inches.
The air resting on this hot sand be-
comes also greatly heated, thus causing
ascending currents AS a result air
nows In from all sides, and. different
currents meeting, cyclones are formed,
which are swept onward by the wind
prevailing nc the time. Since the tenn
perature Of the air originally high, Is
still further raised by the heated grains
OF sand with which it r. loaded, IL
rapidly increases 10 a most intolcrsble
degree In the shade Il has been known
90 reach l2G degrees. II Is 90 the parch-
ing dryucss OF this wind. .ls glowing
heat and It's chok'ug dust and not, as Is
sometimes supposed. % any poisonous
qualities II possesses that is destruc
tive effects on animal lie are o. be-
Gscribcd. The effects OF -1uistorms
are most terrible. large caravans being
frequently overwhelmed and destroyed
by them. 10 WAS by tacir agency That
the urmIe, ut CauIysls and Sen.
nachcrih were Hun.lIrri
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-18
BRYAN on IMMORTALITY.

In delivering an eulogy on the
death Of a friend, Hon. w. J.Bryan
gave expression to the Immortality
of the soul: "If the Father deigns
to touch which divine power the
cold and pulseless heart Of the
buried acorn and make it burst
forth from its prison walls, viii he
neglect the soul of man who was
made in his Creators image? Ifhe
stoops to give to the rosebud whose
withelcd blossoms float upon the
autumn breeze, the sweet assurance
OF another springtime, will he with
hold the word OF hope from the souls
Of men when the frosts Of winter
come? II matter, mute and mani
mate, is changed by the force Of
nature into a multitude Of forms
that can never die, will the spirit
Of man suffer humiliation after
it has paid a brief visit like a royal
guest TO this tenement Of clay?I
Rather let Us believe that he who
IN his apparent prodigality wastes
not the mortal has gathered to him
self the generous spirit Of our
'riend. Athens Review.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-18
weLLBORN SCHOOL CLOSED.
WelIborn, Tex, March IS.

Wellborn, Tex, March 10.
Our school, Miss Dawson teac h.
er, closed Friday, with a picnic
the following day which was en-
joyed by all present. Among other
visitors were Miss Pearl Gsllatin OF
Tabor, Messrs Edgar Jones, Claud
McClung, Louis Thibedeaux and
Ed Graham Of Harvey.
Rev. w. d. Crane will fill his
regular appointment here Saturday
and Sunday.
Almost every one here has LA
Grippe" However we trust spring
has something better for US.
Miss Pearl Candy is visiting
Bryan friends this week.
Mrs. p. l.. Barron entertained
quite a number of her young
friends Saturday evening, music
and games we're enjoyed throuh-
out the evening. Violet
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-18
HORACE GREELEY.
The Gentle, Brusaue aud Welcome
Farmhouse Intruder.

Farmhouse Intruder.
"When Horace Greeley was first mar
fled and brought his bride home on "a
visit" said an old acquaintance. "a
sugar party was given in their honor on
neighborlng farm. All the guests
had arrived. and we were looking out
watching for the belated bride aud
groom. At last we saw something ap.
pearlng In the distance. As this same
object came nearer we discovered IL
was the old white horse OF the Gree
leys slowly picking his way through
the mud on his back sat the bride
IN a brilliant yellow frock. with a
green velvet belt. and behind her.
wrapped In his famous white over
coat, sat the editor OF the New York
Tribune II was the funniest sight |
ever saw and set Us OF In hts OF
laughing. / remember that / simply
lay down and rolled upon the floor In
spasm OF mlrth.
"Mr. Greeley came home every year
and after a day or two on the farm
would start out TO walk miles and
call on people. He was never known
TO knock at a farmhouse door. No
matter whether he knew the inmates
or not be would push open the door.
walk right In, sit down by the FIRE
place and fall 20 discussing crops and
other topics dear 10 the farmers
heart Everybody was glad 10 well
come this gentle. brusque intruder"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-18
what Constitute. an Assault.

"If a man comes into your house
said the Liverpool stipendlary magls-
Tate. land picks up a poker to strike
you, you are entitled TO pick up the
tongs and fence with him, and II you
hit him with the tongs he cannot com
plain OF being assaulted. because he
would have struck you FIRST II he could.
But II. on the other hand. you take the
poker out OF his hand and strike him
with II you are guilty Of an assault,
because you struck an unarmed man.
That Is as clear a distinction as / can
make"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-18

One of the most difficult prob
lens with which the builders Of
the Panama canal have to contend
is the labor question. 1t is esti-
mated that from 10000 to $4,000
laborers will required, and most
of these will have to be imported.
The use Of negroes from the south
ern states has been dicussed, but
it is doubtful whether they will be
available, and whether they would
prove satisfactory. Most Of the
railroad building on the unhealthy
coasts of Central America has been
done by Jamaica negroes, and
these, with a sprinkling of Chinese
and Italians, will probably furnish
the bulk of the laborers for canal
work.-Dallas Lantern.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-18

1's@sFs Remembers the Ma.
0ey of ST. Patrick.

oay 81 ST. Patrick.
Nkreh 11.-The Texas legis-
~ home rule for ireland,
1pnc<d Friday by the adop-
resolution, TO that eject and
->Icfislature adjourned
~ Do 80 In honor OF the
vssrAry Of -. Patrick.
Irpr's bin prohibiting mi
3 pool rooms or billiard
heaters and beer gar
I'D In tho house 70 third
v@e OF 55 20 a..
. o'inty road bill wss' In
>a< house by RepreseLia-
The bill was introduce
nal form. IL provides tina,
bonds recently issued. or 50
cot as may be necessary,
- for constructing the
= tDadins from the city TO
I<1l< and thai work shall be
! contract by advertising for
. nrfher provldes that what
q t1le H,oney not necessary
|1cti11 4i1 roads shall be
~ dI1 b Of the commits
eurt n tfoss roads and feed
10 pF Mes that convict Ia
4xes ~ being devoted q
s>ch - may be used on
y IN 5cders at the discre-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-18

The apple Is such @ common fruit
that very few persons are familiar
with Is remarkably eiiicacious mel.cl-
nal properties. Every one ought 20
know that the very best thing he can
do IS 10 eat apples Just before retiring
for the nIght.-FamIly Doctor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-18
A wIse PrecautIon.

Junior Partner-our traveller ought to
be discharged. He told one OF our Gus
toners that I am an ignorant fool.
Senior Partner-I shall speak 20 him
and insist that no more ONCE secrets
be divulged
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-18

Mrs. Roosevelt and Others
u. NeM York City.

Mrs. RoosevsIt and Others
Nsx York City.
~ March 1.-Preslden;
Washington. al 6;55 a.
York on a special train on
tania railroad. He was
Al by Mrs Roosevelt Sec
Or. Stokes OF the navy
I cntta, the presidents PER
krapher. In addition there
party two secret service Of
~ssengers. Very few peo-
mo station when the train
afternoon President and
~ we're guests OF honor
re Of Mr.. ROosevelts
,anor ROOSEVELT. and Mr..
rvsp VI the evening
|,sevslt attended BAN
y the Friendly Sons %
I'd Sons OF the American
both OF which he dellv-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-18
PLAN UNCHANGED.
,lyou Will Retire as Chairman o.
National Committee.

Nrington. March 17.--Postmaster
sStnera Cortelyou contradicted a re-
|port peishcd Thursday 20 the effect
that ne d rcconsidered his determi-
nation ,,ts'gn the position Of chair
man u ~ISepublican national COM
mitiee Ire has been no change
" my cr1e slid 4 shall retire
from - bpnnship-I cannot say
ins' fore "A great while"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-18

Denver. March Ito a messas.
from friends In Victor inqulring wheth-
er he intended 10 resign the governor
ship Peabody replied: ''If they want
my resignation they can have H."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-18
8 BURNED
Fhis Effect rIave Been Re.
y by Indian Agent.

'his Effect rlave Been Re.
y by Indian Agent.
Okla. March i7-Rcports
residing contiguous 10 the
reserve have burneG gyass
Iship trustees have opened
ghways have reached Colonel
Sandlett Indian agent hero.
ITarded the same 20 the COM
~ Indian affairs. lie got
ram; Replying 10 your let
j. 7th inst. By provision ~
hrch B. 1901. the secretary of
|or alone has authority TO es-
- ghways through Indian lands
may advise interested parties
endeavors 20 protect
> az far ~ possible"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-18
Contest No. 2

In order to disseminate the informa-
ton among the greatest number concern.
ing the Library Contest and to en-.
courage the acquisition Of good books,
We will give any teacher, student or
other person interested in good literature,
beautiful set Of Ridpath's History Of
the World, bound in half morocco and
gorgeously illustrated for $4,000,
and complete set Of the Worlds Great
est Orators and Essays--sells for $25.00
bound in silk buckram library style,
illustrations on imported Japanese
paper. Both sets comprise 10 volumes
and are a library within themselves.
These two sets of books are given by
THE BRYAN EAGLE to the country
teacher, student school or society getting
the most votes by June "a. One dollar
paid on subscription to The Eagle en-.
titles the person bringing it in to 100
votes, also to 100 votes in the contest
for the large library. Bryan societies
or people are excluded from this contest.
Remember, votes secured for this con-
test count also for the other contest, and
$l.00 paid The Eagle for Weekly SUBJ
scription buys ten times as many votes
as dollar paid for merchandise.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-14

geben. 9anad) limo Die Grnote.ans.
iid)tcn pielperiprebeno. 3nar bnbell
lid Die Gusiidten lpdbreno oes Wo
hats Nai I'M licbcn Gunfte Der,
idled)tert, mas ALIEN an @intcrlpai.
sen cincn Winbcrertrag bon 32H
Miaionen 9uibeIS sur Solge bot, al.
lcin Die Grnotcousiidten iino trot.
Dem lebr gut, 10 baB cine Grnote bon
mcbr oIS 1913 WtiIlionen 9uibelS8in.
teriuoi5en crlportet miro; cine 3iiier,
Die MIR IN 1901 iibertroffen iporbcll
lit. Ger Stonb oeS SommerlpaisenS
- oieIcr miro Defenders in Winncio,
ia, Den 6eiocn GofotoS, Soma ino
Wolblnaton angebalit = lit ltnges
mobnlid giinitiq, 10 ooB cine Grnbte
bon fiber 300 YPiQioncn 9uibels er.
mortet miro. Die @eiommt @oi5ell.
Grnote miro olio alif iiber 727 Wtil'
lioncn 9uibclS geid)dbt, ipGbreflb iiG)
Der %lebti6bri9c @oi5encrtrog olif MIR
riito 500 WiQionen 9uibelS belief.
Nlr lit oiefe g~etpaltige Wot5enernh.
te alIcrbings nod nid)t inter Cad;
in bcrihicocncn Sbeilcn oes WeltenS
bo6en l(cberihlpemmlngcn grobeti
Shobct orgcridtct, iueitere S6o6i-
1l,ngcn fonncn bis sur Grnote nod
bos @einmmtcrgebnib Scr
@%nijcncrnotc miro, oo 6ieleS SSabr
orci MiGioncr acreS mebr nit
@oi5cr bciteat iporbcn iinO als Iet.
teS Sabr, Elm iebr gutes fem. Die
gn6ouflGhc fir Safer lit bieiesSobr
ctipos fIciner nIs lcttcs SSobr, Der
criuortcte Grnbtc . Grtrog bogegen 1T
olS in 1901; er miro allf 95S
9uibcls gcid6tt, etipo 81
9uibelS mebr oils lcbtee
@crftc mo Hoggen Itcbcn
Dem 9urhihnitte, unb obqlcid)
oic InbouflGd)c fir oieie @etroiocor.
ten bieieS Sobr fleincr lit, ais in oen
pcrbcrGcbenocn Sobren, merbcn 6oh
gr6Bcre Grnbteertr0ge eriportct. Dos
Sobr 1905 pcripridt ollo nit ieincn
Grnbten fir sic Scr. Stootcn ein
81 ipcroen. llcber Scr
Der WoiSicIOer Iicgcn Iowcit
nod feline pcrldBliden 9eridtc Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-14

Ger Sfnuool inn lon0 D.
mirtbidoitlidcn 0eportcment modIt
lih meiter aus, ltrlb ELECTROMAGNETIC
@ilion miro cine griinolide SGube.
rltng pornebnlen miiiier. &or eini-
gen @ofen Iidcrte in Ole Seficntlid)-
felt, ooB @eomtc bcS StotiItilhcn
g%iireous I'M Nderbol.G eportcment
omtlide Gru0tcbcridte iibcr @oiml-
iuolle an S%petulanten gcgcn Soor
pcrid)od)ert bGtten, che Die Vcrifte
Der Seifentlidpfcit ilbcrgcbcn luoroen
ieien. 9tc i%nIorntirten Spefnlonten
bottcn in Iolgc ibrer iriibcrcnacnnt-
nilie iiber bcn Stano Der 9uumlpoa.
erilote on Scr 9orie groBe &ortbeile
Dor ibren Wiitipefulortelt. ScBt ltcllt
iih bcrollS, Dob gegen entlprchcnocS
Sonoror loldle Snformotioncn aud
ilbcr ben Stono Der @ei5enernbtc. 10.
mic onbcrcr grtifel ge9cbclt lpllrocn,
in ocncn o1t Der 9orie picl gcbonoelt
miro. @rt, 0ob in oieie Sotteriuirtb.
ihoit, in Der Iid) Hegierungsbcomte
beited1cu IicBsn, einmol grilnolidD
binein gcleudtet miro. Sr. &poc, Der
Gbei beS @%iircols, Der fiir5lih nod)
england obgereiIt lit, lit blrd) OuS
aubel ongetuieieu lporoen, lotort nodD
ieiner 2onoung mieoer nod oelt
Ser. Stooten 5uriid5ufebrcn, bis Die
llnteriufung obgeifloiien lit. @cr-
Den Die acknowledgement eripiclcn, 10
meroen pobI, mie in ben EoltIfonoo.
len, perlfieoene Hegierungs @camte
int 3uftbolls lanben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-14
HpfsGrcef Sampfbuut : Gumpa9nic.

gbfnbrt oes Samplers na6 StoncD aGrcef oott
ifn1s lttb Wlnftiuas, I'M Z llbr 9lortn. ulo $50
gtnd,m gbfabrt bon g}ropn'3 S8crftc nm 710
gprni. mo 3 llbr gi1dbnI.
Sampfer nab Rod -Grecf tlqlth, als9ennrts
men SumltaaS mn Sonntup5. bon 9p0iuu'S
Werfte nnl s llbr &orrt. lno 2.3O Nlubni, 9!ot
Wrolpn's Rerfte unt $40 Surrt. ll1o 5 lbr
g}adbuI, GunItaes nab beioel SreCfs bon Soos
fon's Wer'te nm 6 ltbr Eorrt. mo 2.3O gludlnt.
browns @erfte I'M 6.10 Sorrr. mo 3 u1r
Fubmiitugs.
9tadlnt. mad beioen Greefs.
Sabrprcic fur bic Junbrciie 25t.
Guuil0-3Ottc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-14
8cfanntmadnnsem
Staat Warplauo,

81 uuQp o | 8, Den 81, WtQt lNU0.
Die Nulctbe fir bffeuilidle gauten."
Die linter3eidbHetef, Der @ouOerHeur. 9oIltro'
Ieur uno S6aemeifter oes Staates .WtdrgIalo,
iperoen in sIustibrlill9 eiiier wife per WSar9'
Timber Gefebaebuttg bon 1904, 22S. Anpilel,
Mnsebpts fir S666,O00 Der beiasten anIeihe
.Sie snIeibe fir 6tieniilbe ,S Sa anf g g,tG
1905 an 8inien trdgen sur Hgte bon pIei lno
einbnIb RroSeni pro %glnnllrn, balbtd9rlt6 5a2i.
bar am eriten lace oss S III I'm, lilS , Sa,ua meJi W
ben oes Stuutes nab benz crtiel 1Gec pes JUL
i'm Sabre 1914 einIbsbdr ietiI, mo orc ahll6e
S6niS TtrS an srlifR A9 9aS, TeS ii fS snu i siaai Sa'
County, uno Miiti5ipnlsE eiteierliIlg be1relt lno
ipiro In S6IigGttoneHs Gorm nit argeiu9teH
8eiaete aIiGebcte miiflen bis ODER beoor 3ip5If
llbr WtiituGs am 90. ldee oes :5rrt 1903 BET nj
StautSsS 6ntTetlter bcritcaelt eirperetd)t lperoen
ser gufibrift nNropoinIS ior the Bubble 9litlos
tnqs 2uan" %0erieben fetr, Seoes Inaebot mus
BON einem beqIanbteten 9bed IN Der Sope 9oI
8ebn 4ro8ent bes Betrnges bon ioI6enl gneehtot
b~eQleifet fein. ulo ouiieIhe tuirb I'M ~ ubr
W{ittuee am 90, sunni 1905 I'M Viirenii oes
GtaatssS 1ubneiiters in Der Stuot MnnapoIis In
ScocHlpart Der llnter5ctbnetelt 9eotfHet luerpel.
liei Der Gefinuta iolder Inqebote fo1tle1 10
birle Der beiagtcn S6ulosSerttitinte. dls aut
melde gcbotcn puroe, ben SetrGa, filr neltell
g%lngeboie einactorotrt, iperoeI l%rloellert Iitt
ilberib retteno, BON bcfngten @ouoerneur, Con-
trulcur, oes SfnBnrrts lito Sbdbinettters, ooer
bon elmer Widiorltdt oerlelbert Dem 1o6ltell
Siaciprohcn Wcroell, mo tuerIn 5tuei ooer nlebr
Wnachptitcucr nuiielbe Nugebot MADDEN, melde
9]ngcbote Die bohiten finn, lll6 luenli Der 10
apnrtIihcu Inaehot Die S6be oes @efuntnthes
trdaeS Der 3un @ertuut Gll9ebotetleIt S9lIo'
Certificate ~lbcritcigt, ourn forIlel lol6e S4lilos
Certificate iolbcH bod1iten oerdnflpnttllchet
SlnaebotltCuer scr o~eniclbcn Rreis int SerbdIt'
min, nelben Der @etrag ieocs Der Il9ebote er'
piebt, sum uoler Netrnge oer illit Setlull an
sebotenen ~beiugten SbuloseeriNiaie 6h9e'pro'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-14

sareau Der gebarbe Der Ypli5ci . Gumnidre.
aItimorc, ben D. Sitll lHu0'
Sic glufmerifamfcit aucr 4crtonen miro au'
'V 81. a6idmitt OeS 90. stritieIs bcs guItimos
rer StaotsGooer:
.Gs lit fiir Sebermonu G%ciebpiorig, inner
buIb oes Staots99et6btloes lr8ello lpel1e StaI.
iers. Sauibs, 1ufeten ODER a%ttoeree leint
brennbarcS 5elcrlueri 5u oettauieTl ooer sum
8crfnuf uu8ubietcn; ieooh ttnoet oieler IDs
i6uitt auf oen &erfuuf feines ioldel III per
tnportlrte1 SrielIal . SetpaauIig pStiuu ~
@eitimmnugen bicie5 Nbfbnitte 5Iiptoer pGll'
belt. oerfdut fir leoe %eit5elile ueberireill9 III
8pci Collars Strafc."
1893. Ibidnitt oes p. Irtlfels Oct oIIeHlll'
den alIgemettel SciepC:
IS 1T fir Seoernlunrt aefebiptorlg, trlfler'
balb oieies Stnate9 oas Satronen.S plel3eu9'
4iitol 81 iabri6iren ooer 6u oerinllteil, etll6u'
Sr9euo cine Yeriol, pelde oteiet Abl6Hltt
i%ibertritt. fol- nab teberflbrung cine Strdle
bon mint lpentger, ais tltIl5l9 Solore, ooet
rnebr, ais 5luetbunoert SoHars, 6nlaThIneh miI
i'm Sale Der gi6tbciublunG beidgter 8elon'
itrafe mo Soften ioa oteielbe DEM @etdnentB
iiberlpiefen uno bort 70 !aHee tetteebalten peT,
ben, bis lolbe Celebrate uno soften be5ablt
eiues uoer ous dnocrc."
1872. 8eroroHlng, bcitdtigt an 2. september
1896:
Grader, Iorpeou, @ruuute ODER auocre lctdt
brcnubare Seucrluerisf6rper ODER lei6t erpIos
oirenoe 9rdparute inucrbulb oes StaotsgSetds
biIocs iperfen, ibIenOer1 oocr d%bfcncrlt, Sir
ieoc5 o~erartige Iergebel bcrt1lt Seoer III etlle
@clobube bon niht ilbcr iiirt Dollars tS5,0O);
ieooh fol- es benz Wiabor iiberla'eli bietben,
ctnen foitcnIoier GrIuubniBihcin fir oen Sc
hrnuh Don ,Seucriperf 6I crtbetlen, no er Sob
Dies tiir arGcTletieH erabtet.
Die 9oIiaei ipiro hermit angeiuieien, Die obt'
biQeu @efeBe ourd Seftnabme ulcr beim lie
bertrcten oer Beitinlinungen ~oerielben n%itaetrois
fencn YerfoneIt itrene ourhiufibret. mo en-
bait Die lueitere NSeiiu1g. 9egcn ulle Berioller,
mcl6e pegeu uebertretInq %oertelbet BON IL
geilo einem Niirger unge5etgt peroeft. Serldts'
0eiebIe 5u erIangeu mo ioIhe Yerionet 81 ar'
~rettret.
lie 8eitimmungen Der obcn an9efiibrter 1872,
Berorouuna iinoen laui eiuer Gntiteiouug oes
8eri6tes iopobl auf Observation-Disclosures iiio
sllmfrieoigungei, lpie uut oifenilthe Sir1Bet,
@niieu mo IueOs inlerbnlb oes SfnotSSetb'
biIoeS Inpenoula.
gtuber Der Geitllnhnie auer Berioneh iuelhe
bel Der gtbfcuerung bon Scuer Sr1derit noer
auoerer glrtcu BON bcrbpieuen 5euerperfen ntls
q~etruffen peroen, fol- Die IuIt8ei bic gI1rlerI
uno Moreiie oes Gamblers, bon lueldem bein9ie
5euertperfe gefuuft puroen, f~eitftclen uno fir
oercn Seftno6me einen 8erbaitsbeiebl ber1us'
ocibipbrcu.
8cprae n. @tnts,
Sames g. BRETON,
Sbumae I. Sbrhud,
1eboroe Der Ioli3eisGomlHltidre.
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