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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
WILL USE TANK

The unsanitary condition Of re
mont. for lack OF sewerage fhela.
ties. Is soon 10 be remedied. III
septic tank for the reception Of ~
sewage has been completed. 80 thS
the three sewer systems which -"
long time been completed, ~
could not be used because MAJ NJ
It's would not allow the contents !,
be emptied In the government eanA.
can now be placed in service. ~
Blewet street and Kilbourne arshs
systems have been empying ~
the tank for several DAYS ano ~
Ewing street system VIII hkes@
be quickly put into use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
GORDON IMPOSES
SOME HEAVY FINES
DELEGATION or Law BREbKg RS FRom ABOVE rns ,.-
OWEN STRONG REMINDERS ~ POLICE COURT JUDGE
Conclusive proof was brought /

Conclusive proof was brought be
fore Police Judge Gordon yesterday
afternoon that conditions above the
line were luHi ua Tho Star has stat
ed many times. An innocent look
ing lodging house AT 1894 Western
avenue Was shown 10 be a well ap-
pointed aud maintained sporting
house T.. y. Sire. Mrs Bessie Sire.
Mrs May Ogle and Carrie Smith
we're all fined The first two 500
each and the last two 90 each An
appeal from the judgment 81 the
lower court VAS taken and the case
viii be heard before d superior
court Judge and d jury.
Bonds were fixed IN each case and
the quartette set At liberty city
Detective Barbss and Guard Owen
Roberts we're witnesses against the
inmates Of the house they claimed
20 be dlsorderly. Both officers
withheld evidence which was not
brought out yesterday afternoon II
the case comes to trial In the su=
perior court. II is believed ia po=
lice circles that "a conviction vii
be obtained The house has been
under surveillance for some time
and only for the difficulty in OBJ
tanning evidence. would have been
raided long ago. As a laft resort
the police decided 70 obtain their
own evidence and submit II 10 the
court.
4 dumb waiter was used 70 carry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
MARSHALL GIVEN
LIGHT SENTENCE

Edgar Marshall. charged with as
sAult with a deadly weapon. was
allowed to plead guilty to simple as
sault before Superior Judge Griffin
yesterday. and was sentenced 10 pay
s5o fine. which he will serve out in
the county jail. Marshall was
charged with seriously cutting c.
lsham six years age. lie was con
fined in the county Jail. but saved
hts way out and escaped 10 Montana.
lie was arrested there several
months ago and brought back here.
In company with a man named
Allison he attempted 10 again saw
his way out Of the county jail. but
did not succeed. Prosecuting After
ney Macintosh found that IL would
be impossible TO secure evidence
necessary 70 convict Marshall OF a
serious crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

Steamer Dolphin. OF the Alaska
Steamship company. arrived in port
from the north this morning with
the first winter shipment OF TanRna
gold. The vessel brought s25o goo.
consigned To the United States as
say office. She also carried a. pas
sengors and 100 tons Of halibut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25
Star Want AID. Agencies

.. n. Mullen, S2t Ballard ave, op.
poslte City Hall.
Fremont prua Co, Ewing street
ard Fremont avenue,
Quaker Drug Co. 1913 tst ave.
Thoa. Harris a postafiiee. Renten.
{. N. Lohndreff, cigar store ais d
Second.
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For Sale-Real Estate.

For Sale-Real Estate.
F0i HkfEI Thsss-f56m c6ttass. Win
Tree wood and water. price tu
Phone BLACK 60 -
A SNAP Lot on ballard ave. for
Too , " hpfasns. i9al sd ave. =
Ser sals--ttsuss. and Lets
LA Niso country zLafss new house
ste. qniy iet on isrIns of ~ down
and sna ne Pc men,R 70 Eoed party
% upstairs IN Times block II
MUST SELL.
( ruau house and lot slafas city va
oia Hentnu car h. Valentine station.
Bee Geo O. Elliott ilsa Rainier
boulevard Phone HE'D ssi 20
yRooM house roo 90 down and so
per month
b 3 MERHlTr.
Phone ballard 81 iit North street
tt
- Profitable mandatory. living
feHtnh suitable for man and wife
Bgsinss, chances
IVA m -'-''-'s-'
= reoms very eeatrai location. rent
IT Price q 90
. RESINS. elegantly furnished good In-
cation eleara from . % tp9 per
month Prise 8 90
10 pei month. Nlth lease Price
q fl8
= STEW Art STEWART A CO.
Huan - uuian uiook
10 fifst ave -
SAKE s.sy ivins IN Iiinmsa. a.rdss
ans eat iinss. on 4 ser., al - Set
acre. Get q fruits and bsffi.a ON.
or at room 2 Time. tloek II
rAHislAS nenthly regulator. oaly
.s,s.s ~ Al isSs. ai.s Ss sss st s.ss
fari. ser Yerk hedigsl last. E.gs
err nEssEHoEn co
htsfsnEsfs carriages enf baggage
Es,s IS, its a.. Ia sis A' 6tfi L..
issi rhlrh avsuas. az Warrington ct
Union AEaSEsGER
,, ins Us - = klSSs ~ g sr siafss
haEgaKa wagons Prompt service
oueh Say and nieht
MARRY Wealth and beauty msf.
riAss aireefufY FREE tay when
married gHfffsiY REV plan send no
many Aadf-fe y Nsrion. Dept
ao Tskonshas hieh.
LADIES when ~ ursd send fur free
trial - oar nsVef-fsiiinE remedy re-
urf quick Paris Chehsicai Co.. MI.
uaukss Via
VITAE ORE .rsturs srsstsss rem
n kefloa, Qsp Agt. aI sprths
street Tel. lad n tss
st+rEnrf1oUH hair removed b.
electric needle Electric and yihfa-
torf farial AMI scalp massage wars
guaranteed Electro. EGhfu Co. az
Euisr fio9k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

I Corner Second A
Sunset 5000
Mznszz nzzzlGlzz N - -
Rssl gs,st.-esstlnssa
FREMONT PROPERTY.
The Most nesirabis Part Of Seattle
ron A HOME
80 $50 sash bel 81 per month. 3
room geitaHr en HloWelt %. ciuae
To Electric 60. ear barn.
u.Eo. SO cash. 81 per month. Inter.
go iuciudrdi a-feotn cottage ou Gud
street
q. nos Sc cash. bal 90 PEE month
t.reotn cottage en Linden ave
30 sash. lot. on whitman ave
Be- each. lot. on Aurora ave.
Take Green Lake Car 70 Hewitt r.
Bowpiau a BALDWIN
Eoa Fremont Ave
Phone. North 90.
J. n BALDWIN J. n B0wstah
80 o o @ o o o o o o o o 0
=. r CLAYTON q son.
3 H5alel EsgdS$5fi dlSgsgR- 3
na NEW YORK HLocK.
ooo 90 o o o o o osaao .
uSoa
W.roam house. nsar queen AnHs tiIii
lot @ixi1a eKtra rs terms.
90
eruom rev moderH hassc. pired fer
furnace. cement basement and fuun
datiau. rsHI terms. near hHinleat
place.
mo HNAp Hia SNAP
trnan hauss. bsauufuf corner tss 80
cigss ins 0as uiaek Asaisaa ssf.
T. D. CLAYTON 4 SON.
As &ra NuHM EtlaaE m
4. g JoHSar,,N.
Houses. Lots Fsfma. Acreage.
faf O. pr noath 10 minutes on sooa
g. X Fhe t-ruam house lat ariso
M4iisau ear line. vifw - Lake
q No Nes E-roam modern house. cor
!gt - minutes on one ~ best car
t;se conner ptio feet Queen Amaze
iiiH Wet fins view
BIO cor NstiHa Hnihirf ear line. excel
lent Wee q axe WaHhinEtgn.
80 ArH tsruufn huuHH auna barn.
optbail9inEs. - finr ifuit trees rsan'
Ming stream - water. Gloss 20 tnwn
school and railroad on couutf rad
frsa mai ae1fefy = miles from Er-
eFeft
30 = aeres adlplnius above place. y
lard cleared. ed improvements
Thsse arr a sample from me- list Call
- JOHNSTON.
~ HscnuA Az
Main al isbunsa-tHd. - -
NEW s-rsom modsrn cottage. Espa
view . - terms
faruHFu modern cottage 81 &c. - cash.
s. r6am eattaEs nsar Iaks waahtnE.
ton. TO 80 cash. bal 81 per
4 faasn cottage es1Iao. uaafssfrietsd
view s. 30 Thia g. : bargain.
s. ruum modern house fine Fic~ sud
pretty hume ntu. Queen AnnH itlii
= e. BTEHE 4 CO. ~ Arcade HidE
TIC
room house on Howell hest leratlnn
in iovu. - aosu. . month.
HN8
puva a 4 raau house. near good car
line 80 cash. balance - a month.
Buys 2 Groom house on e5th ct. sguth
q Maaiaun good lufa ton
IATtMF.R q ROHGRTE
Room g sullivan block g
CItFAP CLoaE-IS level lots with
water mains ard sidewalks lad unly
q and be- terms 8 pg'r month ":
Ufhfa. stores. schools ard churches.
over so t1tH and IS houses lave
been asfd b. Southeast Seattle 81 I've
unanfhH only th minutes ride b.
ciock Take Washington street car
10 the most popular suburb q Be-
attic.
CHEAp CLOSE IN-About three aerea
with 80 feet city water main On front
On ia Fuad for garden. fruit and
chickens. on the car line. near TARo
Washington. only tssn. terms 80
- month Take WaanfnFfnn sfFart
car 10 Southeast Seattle. G. y. GIN
IT
AT q Iunms9.s property e no.
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eirhs
oeaths

~. NJ. Leslie. aged years. Janu-
AIRY -. at SIS East Seventeen
street
shirur Hava. aged days. Janu-
AIRY 20
Capt Thomas d. Dunn. AGED a.
years. January "a. at l5iT Eleventh
avenue.
Abe barnes. aged 60 years Janu-
AIRY % AZ First avenue and Madi-
son street
John Kirby. q years. January "a.
az 20i2 Thirteenth avenue south.
Sister Mary. Of St Isabella Cald-
well. aged 81 years. az tia Ninth av-
snue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25


CONFIDENTIAL Money loaned On
Watches. DiamondH and Jswsiry al
low Interest Pike street IeNslry Co +.
az Pike ct. hatW 9Th aud tth avsa
sorosa from Ranks hall
MONEY o. iuan ou approved sarudtr.
hes1nd mon .FaFr loans ~ Improved
ptaprttr woodland. BE Oriental
building
MONEY advanced HhIuffrd people. re-
tail merchants teHmHfrfa. boarding
houses. without security. HurFHHt
huHiurzH o. e. principal cities Tot.
man - Eplsf block so Second Ave.
NIHTus loans money on real sHtags.
Ions ums peYmsnt monthlY N do
sifeh q a Virtue. HaHt0n bl0dk
Second aud Columbia street
TO LOAN Private money at low fst.
fssisr wsy. rooms : ana {
MONEY advanced saiarisa people re-
tail mtrchants tsamHtefH. boarding
heuass. without security. larheal
business 80 q e prlnolps gluss Tot
A RELIABLE piaes 90 borrew money
on die moods, watches. tsWsifF. low
interest 81 d West ~ Pike stfsst
A REHrEcTABLE pise. 10 bors-
watches American watch 4 teusl
~ Co. ~ First opp HainisI -0rspd.
pHfats offices. strictly esnfiesausl
OFT Free NAP Of Seattle at nssins
moving A Storage CO. First Avenue
ana Cherry Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

Phetearsphsrs' Supplies
ANDERSON SUPPLY Co. III Cherry
at. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

rFtEE TEar' FUTURE FuHEroiDi
The NoanE Aiadauss A zaralaa fust
arrived from EEfuts I'LL remain
short time tells past present and
future n ten Different ways IN Per
HHH OF - letter aina tells ADJ or
EfutielnAu the letters IN TIE bard
who TIE futufs husband Or wife uili
D.. ] Use 40 pencil 90 pHpef any
one claiming 20 tell the fuli nsms
IL done ~ trick and - fraud
bring back husband or lover To- o.
many daTs re difference ~ he b.
f1 - miles away. Rend lock u hair
ard date - birth and ten questions
and O. hr letter. Also have the
great Egyptian hrssHtpiais charm
also break eNli Influence afstre OIL
mlnNa here or tn Afaakn speedy
marriage All iu trouble cali The
madame wili touch The hand % each
and every customer free with the
Only rood luck stone IN Arnsrtra
Madame 4. XarHldu upstairs. office
hours 20 =. n 20 ? ?. m open ev.
cry day and SUNDAYS E41lts Flfat
Ave. corner u Bell Seattle. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-25

cRTsCENr LoAN 90.

Sometimes the reliable aaIarisd en-
ploye and WaFe Garner needs money
before pay day. We advance sums
Of so TO 800 IN such cases. return
able IN small weekly or monthly
payments without security. on easy
terms Phone Main aQ7s -tf
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MONEY PER CENT PER ANNuM,
payments monthly. Will buy or build
You . home or loan you on your
tnvsstiEais hoomr nj and sis A. w.
Denny BLDG. i4it Second ave Open
Saturday evenings until 9 a. clock
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SEeUNu.uANp lumber doors wIns
uHTl. Us
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AUCTION HAIE or GOOD FUHNf-
TENE At y ~ Htgk EHTDN A
co y HAtsEHE .aM trirHt ave-
uHe. on Friday. the Eth AZ DO U
sharp bed refH brass mounted beds
HrriuRHs mHttfsrneH. bureaus. com
fnuIfH extension tables dining
rh4ifH oekrfa bedding leather up
haiHterrd chairs shiff1nief carpets
curtains steel ranges heaters ruEs.
pictures. FHaoIinH fHEFsa cook
HtaNrH rrueksfY glass. tiuWare etc.
D 20 hiekHrtHn 4 CO. hurtauaar- /.
phones. Main IpgI Independent ~.
~
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EGYPTIAN PALMIsT.

MRS MARY SCHMIDT, Hungarian
spiritual medium. cisirydYant. pain
3 tst card reader absolutely true on
~ affairs Of life hlisiysss. mining.
Room , The oicnhrook. lsxzA First
Ave. 81
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1905-01-24
FACES A GRAVE CRISIS
NEW Works. UNEMPLOYED
THOUSANDS IN WINTER.
Commissioner Sargent and Others Are
Considering the Prob
lem.

Washington, Jan. 22.-Commission-
er General Sargent of the bureau of
immigration has received a letter
from a prominent New York philan-
thropist, whose name he may disclose,
in which a startling portrayal OF the
poverty in the metropolis is given.
New York's proportion OF the unem-
rloyed, the letter says, is the largest
in the country. There are 100000 idle
men in the city new, 40 per cent more
than last year.
Fifty thousand children go to
school breakfasItless, which means
idle fathers" the letter declares. $50
overwhelmed is the department OF
charities with tens of thousands of ap-
plications from men out of work that
it finds itself unable to cope with the
sii iiuation. In short, the metropolis
this winter is facing a problem with
regard to the unemployed such as has
bCsOl pCCA NlOWA Ill lNdSI yObto
THE cause of this state of affairs
is of less moment now than the imme-
diate problem of how to deal with the
mulltitudes of the unemployed. Nor
has the question here to do with ulti-
mate relief, such as congress can pro-
vide by restricting immigration and
scattering immigrants.
"The immediate question, then, is
what can be done with the great army
of unemployed at once? This question
eliminates the unwilling and the un.
able, whom we always have with us,
giving only the able and willing-the
honest idle-most unskilled labor, of
couse. How are we ito give practical
relief to those?"
The letter is considered strong evi-
dence that Mr.. Sargent's plans for
breaking up the alien colonies in the
large cities should be carried out.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1905-01-24

the palace square, the storm center,
were massed dragooM reg iments, in
fantry and Cossacks of the guards.
Barred from the gates and bridges,
frozen river and canals on the ice by
twos and threes. Men and women, in
furiated to frenzy by the loss OF loved
ones, cursed the soldiers While tney
retreated. Men harangued the crowds,
telling them that the emperor had
fooled them and that peace had come
to close. Men began to build barr1.
cades in the Nevsky Prospect and at
other points, using any material tha,
came to hand, even chopping down
telegraph poles.
Fighting in the meanwhile contin-
ued at various places. The whole city
was in a state of panic. Women were
running through the streets seeking
lost members of their families. Sew
eral barricades were carried by the
troops.
Toward o'clock in the evening the.
crowds, exhausted, began to disperse,
leaving the military in possession. AS
III ey retreated up the Nevsky Prospect
the workmen put out all lights.
The little chapel at the Neva gate
was wrecked.
On the Kaminstovisn all the lights
were extinguished.
Every officer wearing the uniform
of the emperor who was found alone
was mobbed. A gendarme was killed
on the Nicholas bridge and dozen Of
ficers were seized, stripped of their
epaulets and deprived of their swords.
Authorities Paralyzed.
It is rumored tonight THAT M. Witte
will be appointed dictator tomorrow,
but the report is not confirmed. The
authorities, while they seem to realize
the magnitude of THE crisis with which
Continued on Eighth Page)
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1905-01-24
UNCLE SAM IN SAN DOMINGO
UNITED STATES WILL ADMINIS-
TER REVENUES.
Protocol Between the Two Govern.
ments Signed on Last
Friday.

Sam Domingo, Republic of Santo Do
mingo, Jan. pa protocol between
the Dominican governments and the
American minister, Mr.. Dawson, and
Commander A. G. Dillingham;, U. S. N !,
in behalf of the American government,
was signed Friday. The principal
conditions are that the American gov
ernment guarantees the complete in
tegrity OF THE Dominican territory,
agrees to undertake the adjustment OF
all obligations OF the Dominican gov
ernment, foreign and domestic, and
the conditions of payments; to ADJUST
unreasonable claims and to determine
Ithe validity and amount OF pending
claims. In the case OF appointment
of one or NOR commissions of read
justment, the Dominican government
shall be represented in oraer to pro-
tect it's responsibility.
The American government will take
charge of the existing custom houses
and those hereafter to be created and
will name the employees necessary to
their management, the duties they Will
exercise and their rights. These viii
be considered Dominicans and subject
to the laws OF 1.-THE republic.
The Dominican government will at
tach custom house inspectors IN be-
half of it's interests from and after the
date the contract takes effect. The
present. employees are to be considered
as acting under it's provisions.
Out of the revenues collected at the
custom houses of the republic the
American government will deliver to
the Dominican government As per cent
of the total of the gross amount for
the purpose of attending to the neces-
stiles of the budget. 1t is estimated
that the first year 100000 will. be re-
ceivable monthly.
The advance payments are divided
into four installments in the following
manner: Eighteen thousands seven
hundred and fifty dollars on the 1st,
Sth, 18th and 22nd OF each month. In
case the total revenues OF the first or
subsequent year are less than $4,000
900, the payments may be proportion
ately decreased.
Out OF the 55 per cent the American
government will pay the employees OF
the custom house and the interest on
the amortization OF the foreign and
domestic debts The whole surplus
may remain and each fiscal year will
be delivered to the Dominican govern.
ment and devoted to the payment or
ita debts.
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lican organization in Pueblo county,
aided by the deputy clerk of the coun-
ty court, county judge and acting
clerk, both of whom are republicans,
caused to be issued 1000 naturaliza-
tion papers ito foreigners, none of
whom has been in the United States
or the state of Colorado dong enough
to have acquired the right to vote.
Further, it is alleged that 300 persons
were registered in precincts where
they did not reside.
More of the Same.
In Fremont county similar chargess
are made, the contestee alleg- -Ag Jha,
200 persons were permitted to vote
who were not qualified voters.
Fraudulent votes are ssed 10
have been cast for the contestant In
Rio Grande, Coltilla, San Miguel, Hur.
fano and teller counties, and charges
of intimidation, false registration and
ballot box stufhng' in these counties
are made. Alleged fraudulent acts in
Jefferson, Pitkin, Laplata and Weld
counties are also set forth
In conclusion, Governor Adams
claims that with lair and free vote
his majority would have been 10000
instead of only 9,774, as shown by the
canvass before the Legislature.
Final Request.
Governor Adams asks the joint as
sembly, il it finds that fraudulent
votes were cast in Denver, to separate
the good from the bad and count the
good ballots. To throw out the entire
vote or more than 100 precincts,
as asked by the contestant, the COVER,
ernor says, would disfranchise thous-
ands of legally qualified voters
He AYERS that fully 10000 votes that
we're cast for him in the counties re.
ferred to in his answer were not
counted for him.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1905-01-24
Favors Jiu Jitsu.

Washington, Jan. 22.-The president
has directed the appointment of a
joint board of army and navy officers
to consider and report upon the ad-
visibility of the introduction OF jia
jitsu In the United States military
and naval academies.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1905-01-24
RYAN Whips Bennett.

Philadelphia, Jan. 22-Buddy Ryan
of Chicago, who claims the welter.
weight championship of the world,
knocked out Jack Bennett OF this city
In the second round OF scheduled
flveFouAd bout before a local athletic
club last nj sht.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1905-01-24

Money to loan-no "red tape
reasonable rates-no delay.
We want to lend-you want to boF'
row. Let's talk 1t over,
The Yellowstone Investment Co,
d&swtf TN. 28th st., Billings.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-03
9eutfdianS nns Mmerifa.

Der Berliner aorreipunoent BET
,gbicaep Daifn Weus" Greheri6
Wiliam @ile, Der ipeben ppa einert
fanfaebnidbrigen Nufentbalte in Nnte'
rita auf ieinen BDiten aurddaetebrt
tit, bat urs sugteih nit einem Mes
iuu1e ieiner @inbriide einen einaebens
ben Weriht iber Die @efihle sur
8erfaeune aeitelIt. Die man in Qme.
rita fir Deutlflano uno flr oeutihe
Gngelegenbeiten heat. 5err Bile
iaat.
rWan tam li@ oenten, mie an
eenebnt i'd beriibrt mar, in meiner
gigenihaft aIs Berihteritotter elmer
aroBen nt1eritaniid]en 8eitula in
meileni 8aterlanoe elm nerninFtiQea
uno beitdnbis padienoes Sntereiie
fir bic 8pradnae uuo 8uitdnoe in
9eutfhfano uDrsufinoen. neberal
uno in allen Shidten erfubr ih, uie
Die Nmerifaner, niht bios beutiben
nriprunas. rnebr als ienialS an BEN
Surtidritt unb ben gruBen cages.
ereignifien in Der Seimot t~eilnebuten.
8eionbers bic Geihdftsleute fins
begierig hi erfabren. vuaS gu 6auie
los it, Wit arDBem Sntereife be-
obahten iie Die Nieienifritte. bic baa
fommerSiele Oeutihlaro auf oer
Wettndrften mad9t. uno baIten iiG
nit gr0Bem Offer auf Dem 2aufen'
ben iber bic Spftente uno Metbuoeu,
nit oenen iih DeutIhlano portuGrts.
rinat. Sn oieier 6iniiht iheint il
Den Der. Staten Die Weurteilune
Deutldlano8 einen aeualtioen UNI
idmunQ erfabren su baben. .Maot
in Germany" 1T beute Der Stempel
Der. iorueit g~stuerblid3e Maren in BE,
traht tomnen, erittfaifiee Site per
| biirqt.
SIM Beiunberen lteinen Die ameri.
taniIhen @eihaftsleute einem beutid.
amerifaniiheu 6anoelsnertraae get
neiat, unb ih CLAUDE suoeriidt,
lib, baB Der Druid Don Setter
oes ameritnniihen %&aufmannes ei
iber iurs ooer lang burhieser
miro, oaB Die leitenoen 4reiie il
BaibingtDn bic @inihe BEG Bot
les IN Besna auf einen iulder
Bertrna nidt ldnger unbeat]tet lai,
len. Wie INNER Der 2engreB iibei
bislen @eaenitanb oenten mag, es
Idien mir, iotpeit ih nah Seiprd'