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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
CHINESE HAVE A REAL GRIEVANCE

Pekin.-Wu Ting Fang, former Chi
nese minister at Washington and now
vice president OF the Chinese board OF
foreign affairs, was interviewed We'd
nesday in regard to the proposed new
treaty with the United States. He
said that the expiring convention was
unsatisfactory from the Chinese stand
point and hence they desired its re-
vision. The Chinese government
agreement to the exclusion OF coolies
from the United States and this point
presented no difiiculty, but the exist
ing regulations pressed hardly on
other classes. Fpr instance. mer-
chants. travellers. etc. while nominal
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
JAPANS TERMS ARE MADE KNOWN

Ibill for the cost Of the war without
fixing a sum leaves the way open for
negotiations and constitutes the main
hope that final agreement is posi-.
Bile.
The other terms are substantially
what the world expected and, with
one or two exceptions, could probably
be entertained as basis OF negotia-
tions. They include the following:
The cession of the Russian leases to
the Lao Tung peninsula, comprising
Port Arthur and Dalny. The evacua-
ton Of the entire province of Man
churia, the retrocession to China Of
any privileges Russia may have in the
province and the recognition by Rus
sla of the principle of the open door"
The cession to Japan of the Chinese
Eastern railway below Hardin, the
main line through northern Manchuria
to Vladivostok to remain Russian
property. The recognition OF the Jap
anese protectorate over Korea. The
grant of fishing rights in Siberia
northward from vladivostok. The re-
linquishment to Japan OF the Russian
warships interned in neutral ports.
AS a whole these terms are regard
ed as exceedingly hard In the eyes
of the Russians. In addition to the
two principal conditions. which cannot
be accepted under M. Whites instruc-
tons, those relating to Russian naval
power in the far east and the granting
of fishing rights upon Russian littoral
are considered particularly offensive
to the amour propre Of their country
and Of such a humiliating character as
to be inadmissible.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
Baby Hams Itself.

Fresno. GAIA strange death came
to pretty June. the one-year-old daugh,
ter OF j. Bodies of Selma She wan
clambering from baby buggy in
which her mother had left her and
fell between the body of the buggy
and one OF the side arms OF the
handle. The neck was wedged tightly
and there the baby hung until life
was extinct. DR.. Fred Williams was
called and arrived within a few min.
utes after the discovery OF the babe,
but medical aid was of no avail
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17

ly admissible to the United States.
are forced to undergo an examination
which possibly is necessary, but which
is generally rendered very objection.
able on account Of the manner Of the
enforcement of its regulations.
He greatly regretted the boycott
against American goods as It may pos.
sibly estrange the good will OF the
Americans. which is highly priced. Ap.
parently, however, the Chinese classes
most concerned consider the prospects
are remote for solution of the diff.
fculty and have decided that boy.
colt is the only means Of ventilating
the question.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
RIoTous -sTRISIN - EBREw BAKERS

New York.-Frequent outbreaks
rioting. calling for drastic action by
the police. marked the course Of the
strike OF the Hebrew bakers on the
east side Wednesday. In an attack
on bakery in Allen street fifty riot
ers broke into the place. completely
wrecking It and upset the barrels OF
-four and dough in the street. The
police reserves had 10 be called out
before the rioters could be dispersed
A committee OF 100 sent from strike
headquarters to a bakery in Orchard
street to induce non.union workmen
TO quit, attacked the shop, hearing OF
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
TRIPLE TRAGEDY RESULT OF FIGHT

Chicago.-oscar Benson, a police
man, on Thursday shot and killed his
brother-in-law, Mathew Manner, fifty
years old, fatally wounded Nicholas
Ketten. fifty years old. clerk in
Manners jewelry store at Harrison and
Desplaines streets, and then commit
ted suicide. The tragedy was enacted
In Manners store. For some time Ben
son and his brother-in-law have been
at outs. In the morning Manner com
planned TO the police of Benson. The
latter heard OF the complaint and in
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17

a., .sns hundreds OF strikers rushed
from the meeting to the scene of con.
fiict.
One policeman who attempted 10 de
fend the non-union men was severely
beaten, but held his ground until res.
cued. The patrol wagon. bringing a
squad of reserves was furiously as.
sailed by the mob, who stopped the
horses and even dragged some of the
men from their seats. The rest quickly
charged the mob through rain Of
bottles and bricks that poured from
roofs and windows. After ten minutes
hard fighting the mob was dispersed.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
THE ALBANY HORROR.
Thirteen Persons Were Killed and
Two Fatally Injured.


Albany.-The collapse Of the John
@. Myers company department store
on Tuesday, which resulted in the
death of thirteen persons and prob
ably the fatal injury of two others.
will be investigated by a special COM
mission.
To avoid the possibility OF a preju.
diced inquiry Mayor Gaus decided that
all the Investigators shall be out Of
town men.
The discovery that the thirteen bod
les already taken out will account
for all OF the victims OF the accident
is a surprise to Albanians who until
Wednesday afternoon expected that
at least a dozen more mangled forms
were buried beneath the ruins. SO
sure are the wreckers that no more
bodies are there that they have sus
pended their search.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
LABOR TROUBLES AT RIGA.
Twenty Thousand Workmen Have
Gone Out on Strike.

St. Petersburg.-The rumors Of seri-
GUS trouble at Riga were oficially CON
firmed on Wednesday. Twenty thou
sand men are on strike.
Many Of the strikers are DESTROYS Of
working. but the Socialists deter them
with threats OF murder.
II is declared that there is suf.
fcient number OF soldiers at Riga TO
handle any disturbance arising from
the strike. A regiment Of cavalry is
patrolling the streets and keeping or
der more or less successfully.
Wednesday night numbers OF shop
keepers had to stop work under com
pulsion. The agitators sacked meat
market because the owner refused 10
Join the strikers.
Two million dollars worth OF per-
ishable merchandise is loading or I'M
loading, and the merchants have APP
piled for soldiers TO act as stevedores
In order TO save this property.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17

the afternoon went to Manners store,
jumped over the counter and, throw
ing his arm about Manners neck.
placed the revolver against Manners
head and killed him instantly.
Nicholas Keeten. who was in anoth-
er part OF the store, the only known
witness of the murder. was shot in the
abdomen when he attempted TO run
from the store. When police reached
the place, Benson was still living but
died after a few minutes. He placed
the revolver in his mouth, the bullet
passing through his brain.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
Russian Mutlneers Tried and Sen
fenced.

Sebastopol.-As a result OF the
trial OF fifty-three mutineers of the
training ship Pruth, fifteen have beer
acquitted. four condemned to be shot
three sentenced to penal servitude for
life. and the remainder TO various
shorter terms, The court recommend
ed that two of the death sentences be
committed to penal servitude for life
and the two others to ten years i'm
prisonment
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
TAFT TALKS TO FiLlPINos.
Upheld the Administrations Present
Insular Policy.

Manila.-A banquet given by ma
tives to the Taft party on Friday night
attracted great interest, as 1t was ex
pected that Secretary Taft would out
line the policy of the present admins
tration. For some time past the feel
ing among the natives has been that
the administration was deviating from
the Mckinley policy, and, as result
there has been a noticeable disaffec
ton among politicians with the insu
lar government, and also much un
rest. This attitude was met fearless
ly by Secretary Taft, who upheld the
administration insular policy When
he finished his address he was loudly
cheered
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
Parliament Prorogued.

London. -Parliament was pro
rogued Friday after a session which
will long be remembered for the un
precedented number of votes OF cen
sure and motions for adjournment
moved with a view to the embar
rassment OF the government No
more than fifty members of the house
OF commons assisted at the CLOSING
scene The black rod summoned
them TO the house OF lords, where
there we're only two peers besides thu
three royal commissioners.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
ANARCHY AT WARSAW.
Several Policemen Shot by the Jewish
Socialists.

Warsaw.--The police were busy
Thursday afternoon filling the jails
with Jewish Socialists. They cap
tured $50 armed with revolvers and
daggers in a synagogue on Novolipic
street. Fifteen others were arrested
by a patrol on Francis Sekauska street
after an exchange OF shots. A bomb
was discovered in the streets In the
morning and three policemen were
shot
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
WORKING UP A SCARE.
Texas Health officer Wants Troops
Held In Readiness.

Austin, Tex.-State Health onlcer
Tabor came here Thursday for the
purpose OF consulting with the gov
ernor and adjutant general II is said
that DR.. Tabor considers the fever sit
uation confronting Texas critical and
that he is here for the purpose OF Sc
curing the consent OF the governor 10
hold all the Texas troops in readiness
to be placed at his disposal to patrol
the Louisiana border II II Is found
necessary TO do 80.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
NEGRO BURNED AT STAKE.
AssauIter Of Fourteen-year-old Girl
Put to Death by Mob.

Sulphur Springs, Tex.-A negro
charged with assaulting the daughter
OF a widow near this place, was
burned at the stake here Friday. The
crime was committed at nearby
house Friday morning. When the
town was alarmed, about an hour
later, a posse of armed horsemen
went Immediately In pursuit OF the ne
gro. The country was secured In all
directions and the negro was finally
captured. He was taken to the court
house square. chained TO a stake and
burned before an immense crowd OF
excited citizens. The name OF the ne
gro was Tom Williams. He attempted
to assault a 14-year-old girl. Little re.
slstance was made to the mob by the
officers.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
MUST KEEP FAITH.
Chinese Warned Not to Violate the
Treaty Of 1853.

Shanghai.-The alarm regarding the
impending commercial crisis in con
sequence of the anti-American boycott
is increasing now that the information
has got abroad that President Roose
welt has instructed Minister Rockhil
To warn the Chinese government that
America will insist upon the full oh
servance by China of article 10 OF the
Tien Tsin treaty of 1858.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
Or. Gbabluif anf Der Sabrt mad
Slcuclano.

Gcm. Dorf, 81. 0c5. - Or.
2erpp Q. Gboomid, Der @ottc bon
Goilie 8. Gbaomif, fam beittc bier
uui Dem Sompfcr rYretorio" an,
mllrbe bon elmer Mcnge lett Stunocn
mortenoer Neueierigcr o%llgegofft NM
fubr mad bent Observation-Disclosures
in Sobofen mo ihlicBlid) nit Dem
Sheriii 9orrp nnh GlcOelaltO, ober
nidJt ais 8efon9cncr, bern cr bate
iif erboten, freimiuig nnd) bort nit
sugeben, ba er bon Dem Inlualt lei
ner Srau bereitS tn aemntniB geIest
poroen mar, bab CT BORT 6rellnoe
finoen miiroe, melde Die gemiinld)te
9iirei6ait bon $4,000 itellcn mir
Den. Die Sod)ter bes Or. Gboopid
blieb in einem Sptel III Soboten, bon
ipo. Tie in einigen Sugen mad, 6lorloo
reiien miro. Sri. Gbabnid erflorte,
Dab iie bon Der Gage Der 6rml Gbuo-
mid niht cher etlpaS erfabren bottcll,
ais bis Die notbpenoigen 8elolen'
oungen oiisblieben. Sic babe ntd)t
Die gerinslten @elomittel iibrig mo
miiiie morten, bis man ibr 81 Slilte
folnIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
GunicrcnS Der Sprad)lcbrcr.

Yropibencc, rs, 81. Ge5. -
Die Gonicrcn5 bcs oGcrbonoeS Der
2cbrcr moocrncr Sproden" gclongtc
bclltc sum- NbihllB. Ils -Vtit.
0licbcr murbcn crnannt: Iltoine
SbonloS bon Der Sorbonne, Eoris;
Otto SSelpcrion oil Der %llnipcriit1t 5u
&openbo9cn; IualItlS Soller, Tro.
ieiior Der oelltid,cn &%bilologie an Der
llniperiitGt Erao; Socob Wtilnor, Yro-
feiior Der Ebilologie al Scr ltnipcrli-
tot Miell. Ml2 Scomte mllrocn CT.
m0blt: Trpf. Srnncis =. @ummerc,
@operforo College, ga; Tiee.Er1li.
oenten 4Sroi. 2epis =. Miott, College
Of the Gitp Of Nelp.Dorf; Yrof. @ol,
fer e. @ronioL @romn ltlliperIitp ;
Yrof. &crbert &. @recn, SobtlS Sop
fins llniperiitp".
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@crirrtc Idlaric Tatrpncm.

@oibingtpn, 9. =. 81. 9cj.-
9lrd cine llrterllld)un9 ut feltNca
itelt norocn. oaB lid) inter Dett t.
100000 Ylobputroner, lueld)c nab
reno ocS Ieetcn SonmlcrS an Die re.
olllGrcn Srllppen uno WiliSnlonlls
idoitcn ollS9etbeilt iuor0cl, Die an
Den War0pern bel W%iunoIioH, 30,
ltnn IN Californian tbeilAel1onnclt
bobel,, 5lpei id)oric Totroncn bcIltls
Den boben. Die cine fonb lid) III %lr.
oilliclt, nic onOere in Californian. Die
Ecripn, iueld)c Die 1T Californian cut
bcdtc Id)aric Gotrone pcrpodt bat, ut
olrd) Die Snitiolicn fcltqcItellt nor
ben, nit meId)en jebes Nodet pcr'ebet
icin ntltB, mo Der Shuloige iii lofort
entlolien noroen. Sn Dem Sollc 5it
%irgitien lit eS ieOod) ritt gclltltgclt
Die SdlloIro9c oltf5uflurcn. MlS lucl.
tere IorlidtsmoBrcgeln 1T lett ollge.
or0net lporbcr, DAB olc Fadete mt
Elotpatroliel1, meld)e bon DEM 6rnnf.
iprtcr srIenol ob9cgchcn %iurroct
nod)mols genoll repibirt ultb aclpogelt
milroen, mo babel io1b iid) nod, cine
ihorfe Yotronc. Ger &erpofcr pllroe
alld) IN bielcm Sole c~ntlollen. Tortat
miro iebes Eodet Totronen ocluogen
ipcrben, iuobei lid Die Nmuelenbeit eli
ner id)orfen Eotrore r~nicbIbor ergo
ben mllB.
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grano nno Gc6cnsucrluit.

Gbtcago, 81. Deg. - Cine Der.
beerenoe S%elersbrunl miitbete bellte
Wor9en an @cit San @l~,renltrobe.
Sos iiebenitodige 8eb1lioe Ser ,Goib
@lipers ltrion," ionic mehrere I'M.
Observation-Disclosures muroen boil.
it1noig 5erltort. Contingencies
Wtoucriperf 5ertrilmmertc Gin onlie-
genoes 5mciitodiges SrnmegebGiloe,
uno sic Stolltnaen Der nSortlulc
brothers @reping Comp" murben
burd) Seller 1uio @oiler beib1oigt.
Der 9ranoidaocn miro ollf $780,
600 bercd)net. Sn Dem brennenoen
Iiebenltodi9cn 8eb1lloe erfol9ten
nieberbplt Grplplioren, nno ein
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT mllrbe am SCOPE
Id)lper perlett.
Sci einem nlloeren 9ranoe, Der
mdbreno Der Had)t oie @oegoltiperf'
Itdtten Der Linton FRACTION Comp"
5erltorte, baben 5rpei 5elieripebrleute
inter eillitiir5erioem Mauerwerf Den
Soo erlitten; orei ianoere bon Der
2oidmannidait trugen &%erlcs,lngen
oappn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01

S6ldd)t bet Manila erboltcll bot.
Ser &0nig io9te, Die omerifoniihc
Wori,e lei iebt in Nom itorf pcrtrc-
ten, oo man nid)t lpeniger, ais 0rci
omcritnnilhc AomirGle CESSATION,
S'9teiQ lrno Gotton) BORT bo6e.
Ild rug Der &0niq, oh Der go
nomotonol obre ShIeuBcn gc6ollt
mer0e.
Cine ShrefenSnodt in
Vu5om.
berlin 81. 0c5cmber. - Gin
Sricf an 6cn y&ofolon5ciQcr" aus
&rofau beldreibt ocn fiirjlid nlit0p-
nanit unternonlmenen Nnid)lo9 utI
cine ruiliihe Stride 81 9o5om in rlti.
it'd Yolen. 0ic Gird)ermouerr1 lllto
Die 8r0bcr mltroen jcritort. Sinner,
balb elmer Stlul0c uulitcQte cine g6.
tbeilllng WilitGr olc 0ffcntlifcn sc.
b0lloe in Der StoOt, NM cine mohl
1900 SCOPE Iturfc Wfetge iommclec
lid an ull0 lang rcpolutionQrc Sic.
DER. Cine rotbc 6lo9Qc muroc ouf0cs
biBt mo Huic, luie is lebe Dos INT.
abb0llgigc Eolcn!" mllr0en loltt. @i-
Itolen murocn o~bgeidoiicn, olS plot
lid cine Gpmpognic Sruppcu untcr
Dem Commando oes SberIten 9lllc.
totf Der bCtrltntcn ans 0cmSfii3icrs=
Galino bcrbeigceilt mar, eridicll; Scr
Obcrlt CAB ocn Gefcbl, ullf oiC Wcrt.
&c 81 Ihicben. Sin Nrbcitcr Idol
Den SbCrlt nic0cr, mllr0c ober 0ufiir
bon Den Solboten nit oen1 0opoll.
net nie0crgeitoben m1b inn Scr SdG-
Def NIT &ol6cn cingeid]lngct. Giclc
Fcrlonell luur0cn Oerluln0ct II. 5ohls
rcld)c Terboftlt19cn porgcnomncn.
@cgcn Worgen lullrbc euolid Die Rltz
bc nic0er berAeItclt.
Sn zoos mo onoeren StQGtcn be-
ipofen Sruppct Die &irhelL Inn lie
Dor Gntmeiblrng SIT idiiben.
Cine GCpcIdc an ben y9ofolon5cis
ger" ans G5enitofouin in rltiliid)
Eolclt, 100 fiir5lid) Cit Genfluol Oc$
aoiicrs Nlcronoer ocS 3lpeitcn nit.
tellt 9pnonlit 5erit0rt mllroe, ioQtc,
Die 8Gbrllng BORT hulte an, lln0 sic
Eoli5ei ncbme n6dtlid) SoltSillhlin-
gen nad) Inorhiiten Dor.
gnnrhie in Worofto.
Tnn9cr, Waroffo. 81. Gc5cms
Der. - &%ollitGnoigc Nnurd)ic bcrritt
I'M goll5en @onoe. Ger britiihe aol,=
iltl bat olc britiid)en llntertbul1cll,
ipclhe olBcrbnIb scr Stoot luobncl1,
crilldt, lid) inncrbolb Der Mtollcrn
Der Stobt 5uriid5u5icben. Cine Nll-
5ubl Wergcbcn iinb innerholb pcni.
ger Oteilen bon Der Stabt bcrid,tCt
morocn. SSt @e9eniuort elmer @ohe
lit 0ua SollS oes pcritorbencn Sir
Sphn 0runlmono bon cillenl bciuoii-
neten Dob olSgepIiinbcrt morocn.
Der gauge Sunbcl lit lobm 0cIcNt.
mo Die frenlocn &oniilln eriudcll
ibrc Wfof)te, Die fron5oiiid)e He0ic.
rllng all5uboltclL filr Sr0ulur0 St
Iorgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-01
Tptbidrrci upn Den Ebilippinen.

Sal bin9t D II, 81. 9e5.-Se-
fret1r Sait bat bonn ErGiioenten Der
&dltoelsfalnnler in Manila folgeroes
aabelgramln erbaltcn: nariegsiefre-
t1r, @aibington. Ole 9anoeIsfam-
rner Der Eb~ilippinen eriid)t Den Con-
greb, Die Ybilippinen -Snieln Dor
gdn5lidem Huin ooburh 81 retten,
oaB Der Sarii aitf unieren Sabaf
mo 3uder aufgcbo6et miro"
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@ermiidtc telcstapbiidc Stp,id.n.

Sermildtc tclcgtapbiidc Stp'id.n.
- rSn &onioS-Gitn aoni. lit Or.
@ln. Nlcronoer GoB I'M altcr bon 81
Sobren ~gcitorben.
Vln0cs- Gtltriftsanlualt Sobn
$. Soil bon Oregon lit pom YrGiiocn.
ten lcinca NmteS cntboben moroen.
@Gbrcn0 0ea SobrcS 1901 lultr.
Den in bcn &cr. Stootcn IS Giiell-
bobn5iigc bon @nbnrdltbcrn on0e6ul.
ten ulO pier Goitfltihcn, mobei 0rei
EolinQicrc mo elmer ser HGllbcr oe-
tootet mo 5pci Noiiogicrc pcripltoet
mlr0en.
- SIT Gittle Nod, 2lrt., iino oos
plerItodigc @eb0uoc Scr Summing
bom Gonnniiiion So" mo Scr y2ittle
Mod Nltrnttlrc So" o%bgcbronnt. Ter
SdoocF bclduit iid oui $4,000.
Ile nGircmcn'S S%ninruucc 60"
bon Baltimore bat inn 9unocs- Greis-
9crid,t 5lt Ntdnlono bic ,&irainio
State Sllillrunce So" ltm 100000
SdoocncrloB ucrfIogt. Die al10er
'ugen, ROB Die Gcrflugten ibnen ooS
@clo fir Eoltcen olrs Dem groBen
6cllcr ld)lloig linO.
Soli3 Sorcr lullroc IN Gctroit
oc@ WorOucrillds iiberiiibrt llno Slt
lebcnalongIldcr 3llftboltsitrofc Der
ltrtbellt. Gr battc ants. Seserlber
ucrlldt, 1Cinc Trall in elmer Oortioclt
Soderct 5lt CrldicBcr, nn6 BEL oicicr
@%cIegcnbcit 5luci oloere Sroiler, ci-
llclt Eoli6iitcn lrno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ten pcrpru1oct, lpelde obcr ldnlmrtlidl
NIT Dem Sebcn baron folncn.
@illiom u. @bitner bon 9tr. GO,
@rooopop, Ncm-Yorf, Elm Wtofler al
Der Goniolioirten 9oric, mar nidt I'M
Stotbc, lcine Gontrufte in .Nmoluo-
moteo Copper, Steel mo Nod Sss
lono" 6u oCdcn ltno ilispenoirte icinc
3ablungen. Gr lit elmer Ser ~flcillell
N0lt0ler an ser 9oric.
Sn Gbnttobood)ec. Goluntn eff
Wtcilen oltlih bon Columbus, 90.
lullroe Der on9ciebelle Eilon5cr mo
iriiberc Superintendent IN Der Stoots.
Scgislotllr. @illiom 81. Sblep, bon
leincr Satin, luelde er nit .eincnl
Stltbl ollgcgrifien botte, outrd) eillen
HepolpcrihuB uermunoct.
Sn bahama 1T Toniel CIR
mon bon Nep.S Orleans geltorbcn.
%n Solinn, SIS, lit Captain So-
milton e6ro Smitb, Grfinocr ocS CT,
item Nppnrotes sur Seritellilng bon
rlunoen 9uunllpoQbollcnL int Sitter
bon So Sobren geitorben. Gr gebortc
%iei1er Belt Dem 9iirgerausid) ub bon
Neip.2)orf an, iuelder Den Stur5 oeS
Sipeeo-Iings berbeifiibrte.
- Sn Ga Yorte. Sno., ipliroe Chs,
&reife, lpeldcr ongefloet luar, ocil
M%potbefer Wm. Tinlpon IN SOUTH
9enb bel eineni H~nllbnerilld) crrlor.
set ST babelt bon elmer aus 5luoliall.
mdlten beitebcnoen ,Sllrp oes Soot.
idla9s i6uloig beflrnocn ltnb pom
Hihter Hid)ter 5u cinein lu1beltimm.
iet Sermlin bon 3 bis 20 Sabrcll
.3ltd)tbaus perltrtbetlt.
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mem &ollic frunf 81 Bette, 1tnb 0ic
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