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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
Head of Strike Protests Honesty

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Feb. 4.-Reports cir
culated in the packing centres
throughout the country that Michael
Donnelly, president of the Amalga-
mated Meat Cutters and Butchers
Workmen, had grown rich as a result
of the recent strike, brought out hot
reply today from the leader OF the
butchers. In the statement which he
issued, Donnelly says he is ready to
prove that a certain packing COM
pany attempted to bribe him with the
offer of a large sum of money and
monthly salary, and that the offer
was Indignantly spurned.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
Teachers Take Port Arthur

PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Feb. 4.-Port
Arthur surrendered today to an in
vading force of pedagogues who came
from far and near to attend the an
nual meeting of the Southeast Texas
Teachers association. The days pro-
gramne was a highly instructive and
entertaining one, the features includ-
ing papers and discussions covering
averv nhase of educational work.
Among the topics discussed were the
rural school, compulsory education.
the efficacy of summer schools, and
other educational problems of special
interest to that section OF Texas
covered by the association.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
WEALTHY WIDOW WEDs BOY.
Marriage of Social Leader StartIes the
California Smart Set.


RIVERSIDE, Cal. Feb. 4.-Although
wooed and admired by men from all
sections Of the country, it remained
for Frank O'Kelly. formerly a bell boy
at the Glenwood Tavern, to win Mrs.
Eleanor Campbell, the beautiful widow
of Allen G. Campbell, millionaire mine
owner Of Utah.
The marriage was performed in the
magnificent Brockton Campbell resi-
dence on Brockton avenue yesterday
and a short time after the couple left
for Pasadena where they will spend
a brief honeymoon.
The wedding produced a mild SEN
sation in the local smart set, Of
which Mrs. Campbell is the recog-
niZed leader. Few knew of the con-
innate friends attended the wedding.
the guests numbering less than twen-
ty
Mr.. O'Kelly has lived in Riverside
more than ten years, having worked
his way up from the position Of bell
boy to that of private secretary Of
Frank A. Miller. proprietor of the
tavern. He will Immediately assume
he management Of his wife's vast es-
tates in California and Utah.
The young man who has won this
rich and beautiful widow has au-
burn hair and freckles, lots of them.
He is 26 years old, with a pleasant.
confidence winning smile.
Mrs. O'Kelly is one of the most
beautiful women in Southern Califor-
MIA. She is slight of build, rather tall.
dark brown hair, snappy brown eyes,
and the complexion of a delicately
tinted rose. Before her marriage to
the Utah Millionaire she was a society
reporter on a Salt Lake newspaper.
Previous to that she had been
school teacher. She is highly edu-
Gated with excellent family connec-
tions.
Mr. Campbell came to California five
years ago and died shortly after, leav-
ing a widow asd three children. He
was so years old.
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Mothers Plan CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 4.-Pre-
hminary arrangements have been
made for the triennial meeting Of the
is to assemble in this city early next
month. President Roosevelt has con-
another speaker Of prominence will be
Senator Frederick T. Dubois. One
day of the gathering will be designated
International Day, when addresses will
be made by several members Of the di-
plomatic corps.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
PREACH GOOD SEED TO THEM.
'Nate Grain Dealers Join In the
Campaign for the Farmer.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Feb. A.
Seed wheat agitation took on new form
' 'he determination reached by the
iH'state Grain Dealers association to
0e'O'e to the work the 100 county
S'@oOis represented by the associa-
"D'' The first practical step will be
VAC printing in English, Swedish and
'7'nian OF 10000 copies, of the treatise
u seed wheat by Professor w. M.
nays and c. P. Bull,
A'S treatise was begun by Profess
W nays before he received his ap-
1'n'ent as assistant secretary of
~s''Vullure. The call to Washington
=, II unfinished and Professor Bull
IN up the task of completion. 1t is
~" III the hands of Professor Hays
W 'n'SI revision, and will be published
'0Oh as returned from Washington.
'olate associations houses
- ~ minnesota, North and South
8 and northeast Nebraska. 1t
\ me Intention of the association to
''0'' '-e every farmer within terri
- 0'0ulary to its houses with the
''i'ce OF good seed. Not ONLY the
-'1'a'e h,. results in increased yields.
vo. ~ general benefits of the culti-
il. anu extension of the good seed
s... sa are objects aimed at. This is the
rss step, The association has other
lion. 'S uiioer consldera-
so.,... Brenner, president of the as
5.,.., On says the work has been un-
DIAM, seriously, and has been
~i1s,S ,'sd Systematically, and no farmer
nissa, .a the territory covered will be
:. s.Sssd, The literature sent o,t mt' vi,1 Ju
AZ ra'pDed of technicalities as much
Ques,,s ~'OIe' and consideration of the
''n confined to the practical side.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
Two From Ohio.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-Two Chicago wo-
men have notified Chief Of Police
.0,NeiIl that they believe that Johann
pocb married and deserted them in
1903 after robbing them of their saw
jngs The women are Mrs. Regin
Curtis of Cleveland, and Mrs. Anna
Ndd, Of Dayton. Both offer to come
tChcago to identify Hoch if possible.
This enlarges Hoch's list of wives to
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
Identified by CHICAGO Victim.

NEW. YORK, Feb. 4-Mrs. Mary
Hendricks Of Chicago has identified
Johann Hoch as the man who married
her under the name of Jacob Schmidt,
Jan. 2, 1904, in Chicago. She alleges
ne deserted her three weeks later.
taking five hundred dollars of her saw
ngs The woman picked him out of a
llEe Of eleven prisoners.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
Russian Attack Repuised.

TOXIC, Feb. 4.-Oyama reports that
on Thursday the Russians bombarded
the Japanese right wing from several
points. Two assaults by the Russian
forces in the center were repulsei
Friday. Since February the enemy
had been attacking the Japanese left
with two rifle brigades, but they were
repulsed with a loss estimated at
700. The Japanese witnessed the re-
moval of 300 Russian dead. The Rus
sian dead inferred since the battle of
Heikoutai in the neighborhood of Sum
Pa Alon. number 900.
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One at Pasadena.

CHICAGO, H., Feb. 4.-Chief of PO-
lice O'Neill received a telegram from
the chief of police at Pasadena, Cali
tOrnia, stating that Martha Herzfend,
Of that city, has recognized photo
Of Johaan Hoch as the man whom she
married in Chicago in 1896. This
makes the unofficial count Of Hoch's
alleged wives thirty-fve.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
Accuse Poles of Treason.

LONDON, Feb. A Toxic dispatch
says that it is reported there that the
Polish troops with Kuropatkin are re-
sponsible for the defeat of the Recent
forward movement by the Russians
south of Mukden. 1t is said that a
number Of Poles surrendered and in
formed Oyama of the impending Of
fensive movement, which the Japanese
then prepared to meet.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
Location Of Baltic Fleet.

PORT LOUIS, Mauritius, Feb. A.
The Russian Baltic feet is anchored
off the French island of Nosaibem on
the northwest coast of Madagascar to
await the division which sailed from
Jibutil yesterday
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
WATCHING BIG SUN SPOT.
Diversion of the People of Chicago
Today.

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Through a
leaden sky, which served the purpose
of smoked glass thousands Of people
today watched large round spot on
the sun. The spot seemed to cover
surface. Astronomers have been tax
ing note of the spot for several days.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
Kuropatkin Makes Report.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 4-Kurop-
atkin reports that the Russians occu-
pied the village of Chau Tanda Henau
yesterday. The Russians attacked the
villages of Fan Shan and Poudzova.
The Japanese were reinforced and the
Russians retired, carrying off their
dead and wounded. The Russians
buried many japanese.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
Southern Pacific Freight Wrecked.

MODESTO, Cal, Feb. A north
bound freight train on the Southern
Pacific was wrecked five miles south
of Modesto at this morning, result
ing IN the total loss of Is cars and con-
tents. The cause was the breaking of
an axle due to a hot box. The wreck
caught fire and three oil cars went up
in flames. making a luminous blaze.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
HAS NOT ASKED FOR MEDIATION
RUSSIA NOT READY TO YIELD
Report That Germany and Great Britain Had Reen Invited to
Intervene Is Without Foundation Genera 0yama Reports
on Recent Fighting on the Shakhe and the Hun

BERLIN. Feb. 4.-The report that
Russia has intimated to Germany that
She desires peace and that steps be
taken by Germany and England to
mediate is declared entirely unfound-
ed. The realities of the situation now
preclude any offer of the European
powers to mediate
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
Hay-Bond Treaty.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The SEN
ate committee on foreign relations to-
day authorized a favorable report on
the Hay-Bond reciprocity treaty be-
tween the United States and New
foundland.
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kEropatkin May Retire. (

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. At is
rumored here that Kuropatkin will
shortly give over his command to Gen.
eral Linesvitch, commander Of the
first army. The report that Grippen-
burg will be recalled is credited here.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
N0CH's WIVES
NUMBER 81
-four More Discovered Today
in the East.
M1vRxs ARE STILL Incomplete
s..L Counties Are Still to Hear From
-Hoch Arraisned and Remanded
to The Tombs.
ss1vsus ARE STILL INCOMPLETE

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Johann Hoch
.,or,ad in Chicago on bigamy charges,
uas arraigned before Magistrate Crane
.b,o morning and remanded back to
Tho Tombs for 4S hours. Extradi-
,ion napers are expected by that time.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
Strike Spreads.

WARSAW, Feb. 4.-The strike in
zenovive, district has spread to the
railroad and other industries. The
5employes of the Vistula railroad have
resumed work. The shops at Kaliase
have reopened, although the strike
continues there.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
French Mob Derides Gar.

BREST, France, Feb. 4.-Fresh dis
orders occurred here during the night.
Mobs surrounded the Russian consul
ate hooting at the czar. The police
dispersed the mob after repeated
charges. wtounding several persons.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04

He says that not fact has been ad-
vanced in support OF such a claim.
One of Stoessel's aides said that at the
time Of the surrender the military
chest had dwindled from 100000
roubles to Is roubles.
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General StoesseI Talks.

COLOMBO, Ceylon, Feb. 4.-General
Stoessel enroute to Russia arrived
here today with a number Of officers
The general denies that Port Arthur
surrendered before it was necessary
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
Polish City.

CZSTOCHOWA, Poland, Feb A.
The attitude Of the strikers has
thrown the city into a panic. The in
habitants are barricading their doors
and windows in consequence.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
AIT OF HOTEL BARBER.
''''us Smallpox Patient Aooears
a. SIG Timber,

hight ~. DrR' Mont, Feb. A
Day oiaS. sS given the citizens satur-
t0f,Maaao 'Y the sudden appearance
We ssno, NE Grand hotel barber, who
'Wbi, - The detention hospital
have smsny S'Se last Monday. Botn
escspsa l'snt Moede became delirious
suards and came to town
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
Great Torrent at San Bernardino.

SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. "A
great torrent of water is rusing down
the Santa Ana river and through the
Santa MateO canyon as the result of
a two days storm. Much fencing and
many outbuildings have been de-
stroyed and many head of stock
drowned. Railroad traffic is at a
standstill. More washouts were re-
ported this morning. Three bridges
are out on the Southern Pacific.
The flood threatens Mound City, 10
miles south of here
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
No Foundation for Story.

LONDON, Feb. tit is stated at
the foreign Office today that there is
no foundation for the report that Ger
many and England are taking diplo-
matte steps to end the war in the far
east.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
The Lewis and Clark Strike,

PORTLAND, Feb 4.-It is reported
that the entire force of 500 men en-
ployed on the government buildings at
the Lewis and Clark exposition will go
out on strike tonight
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04
Governor Mead Breaks Ground.

PORTLAND, Feb. 4.-Governor
Mead today broke ground for the
washington building at the Lewis and
Clark exposition.
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ty are running full width from the
mountains to the sea. The heavy
rainfall continued last night and this
morning.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-04

Heavy Rains at San Diego.
SAN DIEGO, Feb. 4.-For the first
time in four years both the San Diego
and the San Juan rivers in this coun-
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Gsht Ihr bald mach dem NoTden?
@euH 10, ioatet sSbr pieie ~ntecrigen
+ Ntnb.N eiie= MateH beadbten.
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NGuiahile, 61. (8eteranen~ &euniOn)
Gin Gent per WeiIe.
Tinets gum 8erfauf g., TO-. IL. uno
IL. SUM-, giltig fir BITE Hafretie
bis gum 10. SnIi.
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Gin 6abrpreis plus $500.
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JnntanatoIis, Sub.
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SUM, eiltis fir bic &ndfabrt bis
%. .asalnt.
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Gin 5ahrpreis plus $685..
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Suni unb |. Suli, glltig FIR bic
@1diabrt Biz 81. Nuguf.
0oItfmerf, @a.
Gin Snbrpreis plus $500.
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1s}IsIe, N.S9.
Gin Jn6rpeis plus $500.
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&arte9 Gt.e tattunen. 1ur@i&laituagtn
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G. WrSTRAlN, C. p, A.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
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mebreren Taaen Der neuaieriaen
NuBenuelt pDaitdnbig entsua, cine
2iebbaberei. Der befanntlib audi 6err
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lamb lag mabreno ieiues eriten limits.
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lanaere Beit Dem Sii6fang ab, pdb=
reno ieineS 3meiten 9ermIns madte
er mebrfa6 Wusfliee, UNI Den 8l(o.
enten nob3uiteuen. 6arriion mabte
cine &unoreiie ourd ben Sloen,
ipdter mahte er nit Ieiner Satin
einen tur5en Nbiteher nab SIinois,
Soma. &aniaS uno Wti1iuuri. bel mel=
ber @eleaenbeit er unter Wnoerem
in Soma einen Balait aus Maiss
folben etntpeibte. Nud BraIibent
Wc8inlen mar mieoerbolt ldugere
Belt BON Der Bunoesbauptnaot obs
peienb. Seine ar6Bte Reile flbrte
i'm bis an Die 8alte bes HaciHc.
Saeaus unn auf ieiner lebteu sSabrt
traf i'm in Buffalo Die 8uoel zines
Weube(m0roers. Nu6 Btdiioent
Nuoiepelt lit auf ietner erften ueber-
|lanofabrt biz an Den Sti0en O5ean
gefommen uno iebt barf er iif rib.
men, ueiter i'm 9anoe utnheraetom-
Men lein, als iraeno Elm Deroobner
bes WeiBeu 9aules DOR ibm. Sbm
bats 6reube eemadt. unb oas Gano
bat teiuen Shaoen .oapon aebabt.
(2Dni8o, Mnseiaer.l
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Cine fleine Seberei.

gor einigeu 9aeen mahte cine
leniatipnelle Nadridt Die 8unoe
ourb Die 5eitunaen. Deutihlano
lDllte bon benz i'm Suoen Der hineiis
iten Brouins Shantune gelegenen
6afen 0aitibau Belib ersriffen boz
ben. go uniinnis Die Witteilune
tpar, ihe!nt fie bob an 0ielen Srten
aeelaubt AT fem. GO wuroe iDaar
aneebeutet, oieies Borgeben pon
oeutiher Seite fbeine elm Bemeis
oaFnr su fem. baB Deutih(ano beabs
fihtiae. iih Der sansen grDpIna
5hantung gu bemddtia IN, ebenip
ME es MuBlanb nit oer Wano,
ihurei gemaht babe; 6enr betaa1ts
lid lieat Der 0afen 8iaosgihau, Der
beutiher 8eTib lift, ebenfads in
Sbantuna.
DaB Die yladriht uniinn lei,
tonnte Sober erfennen. Der MIR Elm
menia G~erItdnenis fir Die Sage be-
fibt. Deutlblano miro iih ibDn
bitten, Die Situation nod mebr su
erihmeren unb gu permidsln. Bir
baben oesbalb aud Die uriprinalihe
Mahribt aar nibt gebradt, neil mir
~iiberseugt marer, oaB in einem Doer
smei 9agen elm ent1hieoenes De-
menti fDlaen meroe.
Dos lit benr auh peihehen. Das
Dement, lit iDaar iehr ibarf 9ebal=
ten. Die oeutihe Hegieruna erfldrt
in bemielben niht nur bic aarse
@ahriht fir eriunoen, fife Iebt anb
mod binau, baB oerartiae Nahridgs
ten nur uerbreitet miiroen, I'M bic
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Mblihten uno 6anblunaen Deutfbs
lambs IRE gu fibren, NIT einem
Wort, UNI seHen Deutfhlane 81
beben.
Bon mem oies Mtal bic 6eberei
auaqeqaneen lit, meib man nod
niht Qerau. Die Depelhe mar BON
Totio aus oatiert uno ihien Nnfihs
ten Der japaniiden Megierung pieoer
at geben. iie maq aber nihtsoeitoz
tpeniaer freie Grinbuna eines Bet.
luitigen en9liiden 8eitungstorres
ipDnoenien iein. unm6glih mdre
es auerbings audi nibt, oaB iie Uon
Der iapaniiben @egierung au8ginge
uno eemiiiermaben Der erite 8eriuh
iei, Die Jrage Der eurDpdilhen GDns
| 5eilipner unb .8ahtungen" in China
anaulHneioen. Wag nun aber Der
| urbeber uno Yerbreiter Der Wahribt
iein, mer er miQ. ieoenialls tuuBte
berienige, Der bic Depeihe ffrieb.
oaB bas, mas er melbete, unlinn
iei. Die Nbienoung bet Depeihe
Tam allD niir alS elm neuer 6ebuer=
iub gesen DeutiHlano angefeben
meroen.
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cages : %.teutafetten,
anla n {.

Sn Waibuiae. 9enn.. lift elm
am6lfiabriges Shulmdohen unter
Der Nntlaae nerhaftet mDrben, meb=
rere @inbribe perIbt gu baben. Sic
fDa bic @inhrIhe NIT beipnberer
aibnbeit ausaefihrt babsn,
Sn ben 2dmpfen auf Der Bbis
lippinen.S niel Solo ON g., 3. uno
5. Wai iiu6 flint Soloaten gefalIen
pna cine aarae Wenae pernunoet.
= Driaebe General Barrp con-
@Dlf. 9epartement uno Ober5t 6uff
lino npu Der Megierune nah Dem
Rriegsibauplab in ON. Mfien aeiauot
uoroent, UNI ben bprtiaen @reigniien
als 8eugen beisumobnen. Sic per.
ben Der ruiiiiben Mrmee attadiert
fein.
DaS Slug unh 0afenfpmite
oes Rongreiies bat beibl0fien, Dor
benz ~8uiammentritt oes Ronare1ies
cine natiDnale .Watermaps Gonpeu=
ton absubalten. nm Wittel nno
Wege 81 belprehen, lpie cine be1iert
uno ihneQere g~ntmidfuna unferer
WanerifraBen berbeigeflbrt meroen
f6nnte.
Sn st. Smith, Mrtanlas, lift
elm Mann Derbaftet woroen, Der elmer
ber beioen &erle fem ipu. bic ieiners
seit ben Sberiff Mufieu BON 8iamitia
County i'm Snoinner . Ierritprium
auf Der Babn erlhphen. Die Bei.
ben rparen oes Ginbruhs angetlagt
unb Wujiea ioQte iie nah Baris gum
8unoesgeridt brineen. ~llntermeas
eriH0iien lie i'm un6 entIobep,
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Yenniplnania- gabn BON aIer sbulo
an Dem furbtbaren unaliid frelee.
iprohen. Uelhss por einigen 9agen
in Der 0dbe nDn SorrisBurg, 8a.,
paifierte. Guh cine gntlbeiouno,
Die man nur init beoentlibem &Dpfs
i9atteln aufnebmen tam.
= Sn Bhilaoelpbia puroe am
bunoertiten 1Doestaae @biaer's Der
erite Spatenitih gu benz Deutifen
3beater getap. oas elm 9entseiden
zines einigen Deutihiums Der Gtaot
unb cine Bflansftdtte oeutiher Sui.
TUT nod fiig tpmmenoe @eneratiDnen
meroen iDq. Bel Der ih6nen Teier
belt Or. s. s. 6eratlter cine ge.
oantenreihe &eoe. in Der er berp0rs
bob, baB Der neue 9empel beutiher
Rnnit elmer Dem 8Dife entiprunaener
Bemeguna 81 peroanfen iei. @rpBs
i~nonitrieae uno Nrbeiter, Brpfeii0s
rem uno Stuoenten ieien aleiherma.
Ben in reotibem Streben Derbunoen,
Dem @uten, ShDnen uno gblen fiir
ale beiten elm 0eim Ri erribted.
Die lebenbe @sneratiDn oer Deutib=
Imeritaner Bbilaoelpbia's febt iih
nit oieiem 9beaterbau elm ih6nes
Dentmals
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Die Montiauofo. Mfiare.

ueber nibts iino mdbreno Der leb<
ten Wpnate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wahs
rldDter IN urllnllf Qelebt tporoen, ole
iiber bic un9ladlibe Sfanoal. Nfdre
an idhiiid3en 8Dnigshpf. Seoe
W0d3e ruuroe elm r1eues nWrrange.
rleut gerneloet. nelheS 5tpilben
Dem 80nig uno ieiner ourhgebrarits
ten Tral getroHen lein iDute. Dor
etr1t9en Tageit nun bieB es aus ans
icbei1ero iebr 5unerldiiiler Queue.
Die Sabe lei mirtlih aeregelt uro
5tpar erbalte Die @rafin WontignDio,
mie bic friibere 3rDnprin5effin iebt
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