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Ministry Hold Meeting and Bis.
cuss the Disciplinary Measures
To be Taken
A MILITARY DEMONSTRATION
VIII be Made II Satisfaction is Net
Given, aud French Legation viii
Be Withdrawn

Paris, Aug 2i.-Tho ministers under
tho presidency OF Premier Rouyior held
q lengthy special session today
IT was principally devoted To- q con-
sideraton Of the disciplinary measures
to be taken against Morocco. should the
sultan not Yield 90 the demands Of the
government for redress for the recent
arrest OF Franco-AlEcrlWI citizen.
An official communication says that
unanimous approval was given TO the
instructions 10 DE sent TO tho French
minister at FcZ. Streue TWlamdier,
and to the subsequent motion to be- TAX
yu tu compel the sultan tD give conf
plotc satisfaction, The nature of th,
action H. not disclosed but n ls known
that 1t Coutemplates the military oCCu-
patton of q Moroccan town near the
Algieruu frontier probably Oudida,
owing TO its proximity 10 large
French garrison I'm Algeria and to It's
strategic Importance as o. commands
the route TO the interior OF Morocco and
the capital, Fcz The latest of the
advicos from Fee show that the sultan
continues to hold the Algerian "a pris-
ouor, The communication does not re-
fer to the peace negotiations although
IL is understood that tine ministers Inc
formally discussed the general pro-
spcats Of war
Following the meeting, Premier Rou-
Nicr sent instructions To the French
minister TO demand the immediate zee
% lease of the prisoner informing him
that % military demonstration would
be ml1p I'm case Of d negative To4UDugt.
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licensed at Lack of Attention In
A Swell New York Restaurant,
lie Attacks the Walters
He SOON CLEARED THEM OUT.


New York. Aug 2L-lnconsod by lack
of attention i'm % well known up-toVn
restaurant last nirht, man OF ath-
letIc mould who said he was Col. Ta2-
well Elicit OF Richmond, Va. gave bat-
he to several walters and ouscd =
stampede OF diners to- the street. Poe
lice who mtcrfored were badly maulcd
by the colonel and IL required the joint
efforts Of five officers to land him in
the station
Just what started the battle is not
known The unusual noise attracted %
large crowd around the doors and tine
police had TO force their way I'm. They
found the uutc colonel charging the
walters iu AN directions. re was Drag
gcd To the Sidewalk and on ra3cn-
ing Broadway he turned ON his cap
tons knocking four of them down In
quick succession, Reserves were called,
and the prisoner was soon Over-poW'r-
ed by the renforcemeuts.
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MORGAN ESTATE swINDLER.
Trusted Employe Forged Checks
Amounting to Thousands.

New York, Aug, 2i-Through forger-
les said 10 have been committed by a
trusted employe In the Office Of the
estate OF ID. - Morgan New York
banks have been victimi2ed to the
amount of about $4,000. The Morgan
estate was left hy the late d. u, Nor
gan and among the heirs are Hewitt
and D. Perry Morgan and Mrs. Rudolph
Hermann Kissell, who was Caroline
MOrgpn.
Ths clerk In question, by means OF
checks torn from the back of % check
book obtained the proper form and, 1t
is charged, forged the name Of Hewitt
Nlorgan 20 several checks, varying from
81 400 to $1,000 So closely was the
signature Of Mr. Morgan initiated that
the paying tellers of three banks In
which the estate had deposits readily
paid out the sums called Tor hy their
face.
a statement made by one Of the kis-
sell family Is to the effect that the for
gcr1cs were discovered by Rudolph kis-
sell who happened 10 be I'm the cashiers
office when notice Of an cyordraft was
received from "a New York bank. ono
Of the clerks said II was a mistake and
started FOR the bank osteusibly 10 have
the matter rectihed Not returning. he
was traced and found IN another state.
Thcn he confessed and returned TO New
York voluntarily
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SECY. TAFT'S PARTY WILL
SEPARATE AT HONCKONG

Tacloban. Aug. a. via ManiIa,-The
transport Logan arrived here AT w
o'clock this morning with Scey, Tart
and party on board. The distinguished
visitors, after enjoying a ride through
san Juauico strait ON coast guard cut
ters, witnessed q great parade OF cit-
zeus Of TaClnban, who showed every
sign OF business prosperity They We're
frequently entertained at luncheon ar
ter which they witnessed n dance OF
native school children, Gov Curry or
Samar island introduced delegation OF
500 natives from that place, whose ape
pearance constituted one of the most
picturesque features of the festivities.
The transport Logan will sail for
Legaspi on the island Of Luzon, TO-
morrow, Aug, 25
The party will separate at Hongkong.
The following viii return on the Pacific
mail steamer Korea, sailing ON sept
e. Secy. TAFT Senators Patterson
Foster. Dubois. scott and Long, Repre-
seutatives Payne, GrosyenoT curtis.
smith. De Almond, Hepburn Jones,
Loud. Driscou, Min, Cooper Scott GIL
bert often, Howard, Wiley Mckinley,
Sherley and Foss. COL Edwards Major
Edle. Capts. Thompson and Kelly and
Serys. Carpenter and Pedigo.
The following members Of the party
will proceed to Pekiu TO be royalty
entertained by the dowager-ompress Of
China, accompanying Miss Roosevelt
the specially invited guest Of the en-
press: Senators NeWlands and War
rem, Representatives, LougWorth Gil
lettc and Cochran. The party win be
In charge Of Maj.-Geu, and Mrs, Cor
bin and Mrs Slocum,
The Pacific mail steamer Korea viii
sail from Yokohama ON Sept II direct
for the United States and viii attempt
10 make record run across the Pacific.
Miss Roosevelt and party will sail from
Yokohama for America on the Pacific
Mail company's steamer siberia, leay-
ing oct Z,
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RUSSIA STANDS FIRM.
She viii Not Pay Indemnity sr
Mako Ccssion of Territory,

St. Petersburg. Aug 2h-Tha
correspondent Of Reuters Tolo-
gram company was today au-
thorIzod by Count Lamsdorft, the
foreign minister To state officially
and I'm the most formal manner
that Russia win pay Japan no
contribution direct nor indirect
nor viii II make any ccsslou Of
territory whatever.
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HAS THE CONFIDENCE OF BOTH.
Tn, Single Point That Separates the
PIeuipoentIarles is the Old One
Of Indemnity,
SOME COMPROMISE MAY BE MADE
# Anocal TO the Car Fails, Onc May
BE Made to the Emperor
0f Japan.


,,...
Portsmouth ~ H.. Aug -i--Ine per
son1'l.v NJ President Roosevelt becomes
80. and nrpar i'm the crisis lie
F'' a.. ,,.,r,.I,,, Countries
SANDS h''"''" ''' wanna
Insisting that the peace conference Sn'''
,.t.iu Had rot ne stepped into the
,. ,o,,f,ro,rs rrobohlv would
I'''' l' '.'' ..,.. s,,,,
sIrolI' nave gone L" P''''H' '"''
homes ss remain that II VIII end IN
,..... and , TREATY. RESTS upou IL.
.... ~ ,... ,.,.gtl,,,,,s .rog,-
Ih' s'I.'b"' 'l '"'
ton is that he commands tho confidence
Of botb sides. tie has already accom-
,l.t,4 .,,,,ab ip using his good office.
i".' ....f...
to Impress upon eacn sac iht nr'eSsi,ly
OF mutual con 'sSSl"N quo u',1 I'M
nave "i .a'y !'''"'" s''"' u',' W. '''
only q sInsi' I'i"' SUI 7' ,''I,''
hai NJ ls '- 10 mas pee" from ''' o.-
'"' 'IuN' .......-. ,..-I,,,.,.
'lp h''. '',l' 'V'. p'"''NS. puSl'.u'
NW.n Baron holnuI" lo'h'"I I',S',.'
'1 ai Yesterday meeting ~ "H',I, a. a.
'h 'efe.' TO 'HUi'IS "lllnu''" az ,l,','
D. '"H u ,S'. t'u"tl VI i,l'7 u," ""'
s.IS amy HIh'la l'oh @. hu5 Hla .'E ,..i
io'.r DO IN. elH)' dou 10 5"uAIIU't Iol
a.u..s Hn!d y ',essl2ln OF SahhJIll
t.d ..-, nhIlyl d "ullpeI Oh a'u,,'tS,
l'. H'1 Tor uh Hrldlseueul Dg Nhi,A
IaNHh should sel IeSal uua 10 Ihe
foN.1"H halt ol HlkhaIn "hl,h .sHa
pos "l before me treaty oI $50
while Russia should redeem or repair
DER que 10 me norm hali OF the 'slNHo
l.l L-.'VNWVuD yen or SNVOVyo'VVV
"'He DO ls president huoseNe.i
l'po won ND substance the Assocluted
Press Is informed tnal as offered yes
ierday % varies slightly from the text
Of 'ho compromise as suggested TO both
sac. IN exactly what particular IL car
not na dsgeIWued Russia 1t can be
slated. NW'e rejecting the rompr0mls'
la.1u'' IL Included "a remuneration OF
The cost of the war under another name
was Wiling. ana indeed, offered the ISL
i1e So ans quo existing before the trea-
tF of 1885, but agreeing 10 limit the
frontier and forever renouuce AN claim
To- the southern half with articles 10
and ID out of the way by Japanese re-
cessl0a ana article settled by conf
promise, the only thing which remained
was indemnity which has been a stone
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70 STOP BOYCOTT.
Chinese Merchants to he Ordered
10 Resume Trade with America.

shanghai AUG. 2i--The senior consul
here has interviewed tho taotal who stated
that II was bis intention to issuo proc
resume their former trading Zoo American
goods but apparently. the local officials
arc somewhat half hearted in the matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-24

san Francisco. Aug 2i-The steamer
Francis H. LeEgett arrived here today
having In tow u log raft containing
lO000.000 feet NJ lumber which was
brought from the Columbia river with
out accident.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-24

announcements, the word implied lead
TO Misunderstanding As the cou-
ference had sat on seven different days
when seven protocols had been signed,
four yesterday and three the previous
day the htsty conclusion was drawn
that he meant the protocols OF seven
articles only had been signed.
PRESIDENT AWAITS DEVELOP
MENTS.
oyster Bay Aug. 2i.-Persidcnt
Roosevelt Is awaiting developments in
the pending negotiations for peace.
Beyond his direct appeal TO- Emperor
Nicholas Of Russia he does not feel
that he can go at this time, There are
reasons for the statement that the
president had made some representa-
lions to the Toxic government, but
whether they were made direct 10 the
Japanese emperor ls not known. No
confirmation of the report however,
Us chtainablo here, Acting Secy. Barnes
slid today that Ambassador Meyers zoe
port of his audience with Emperor
Nicholas cablcd yesterday from ST.
Petersburg had not been received. Asst.
Secy Of State Pierce at Portsmouth
is keeping the president advised COM
stautly Of the developments of the cou-
ference.
KAISER APPRECIATES PRESl-
DENTS EFFORTS.
Berlin, Aug. q Emperor william
the Associated Press Us Informed, has
expressed 60 the members OF his euiouI-
age. his cordial recognition of Prcst-
dent RoOgeyelts efforts Ior peace ANA
bis hopes that they Will prove success
rul
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orern singers Arrive.

Nev York Aug = Fourteen oneln
singers ON their way to san Francisco
arrived n this city today IN the steamer
Stella from Genoa and Naples,
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o,..,. about you in the street almost
'' srv time and almost anywhere and
az o,ill see someone hurrying alons
srsyera want advertisements
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senrn 6. aIein,s Nthanrant.

gr. 2i8, @Iohs, nabe Supnrosstinbe
Ror8iialihe Neine, Spirituofeu II. unioh.
gigarren. @citcs 8ier nm 9npt. 9uni6
fir @cf61itSleutc bon ti.30 8orm. bis
3 lbr Nathmitin IS. 9clepbon g. 4 V.
ut. 8eripa 300S-R. (Widra2)
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gci'nt ErGGocutcn.

Ncm. Worf, 10. Gll0uit. -
Er0lioent &ooleoclt bate acltcrn rulr
cinen WcIitd)cr uno 5ipor 6cn Snponer
0orou &oido. Scr Sen Yr0liocntcr
ldJon uierrrol III eini9cn Mohcn uno
bicie ISOLDE bcreitS cinnlol bciitdt bat.
Der Soponcr, Scr nid,t pcrr1tb, moS
i'm 10 oft 5unErGiiocitcn iiibrt, nbcr
luobl pegcn Der 5rlc0cnSpcrbunblut'
gen in EortSmolltb nnh Opitcr Yoy
fommt. Oo CT nit Der Tcgicruug in
Sofio in itctcr Scrbinbung lit, fam
NahmittngS bon SEEM 9orf IN ODlter
Ban an mo iubr IN @caIcitnn9 ocs
ScfrctGrs Barnes nod SngumorC
Sill, no cr uber l0ngcrc 3cit ol,i Den
FrGiioclltcn moricn m,Btc.
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MGohcnmuro.

Scents Sill, We., 70. 9lugrlt.
- Die Obollftion ser 2eidc Ocs III.
Ter multcrioicn l%lmltdnoen crmorocten
6rouleinS Sodett bon bier bat ergo.
bcn, boB ooS MGohen ltrongulirt
mir6e. Nn5ciden bon elmer poran.
gcaongcnen &ergcmoItiauna wurocn
nitjt gciunocn. Gin 2onoitreihcr.
NolncnS Senrp SoncS, Der gcitcrn
abeno nud Dem &odett'lhcn &eim
fam, nm lid gtmoa 81 eiicn 81 orbit.
ten, bebouptct, er babe bon Der d)eil.
ne 0eS Sudett' ifcn Scims ans in Der
Nidltutg nod Der Stelle, mo oieHcidc
o%eiitnoen muroe, einen 0ortlpcd)lel
5miiten cinem Morue mo cincm
W0oden gcbort. Die 8eboroen bo.
ben iiir Ole Gerboitlng oe0 Morocra
cine 9cIobming bon 500 olSge.
ld)ricben.
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EoitiadJcn ;uriit gclnHcn.

San SrOnci&co, 10. Ill9illt.
- Ger Encilic Yoitoompfcr ySibe.
ria" lit am Mittmod BON bier nnd
bcr Sricut obNc0ongcn, obne Die 25C
Toltltiide mit5uncbmcn, mcIhe nit
bem Shiii mad, Mnnilo, Nonolltlll
an bic amcritoniidcn Sric18ifiiiC
Der uliotild)cn 6Icttc mo nod Chino
uno Sopon bGttcn nbgebcn lclcu
@ic man aus @oiDington cridbrt
fam bic @clclitoit in iolgc oiciel
llnterloIlun9 pcgcn Gontroftbri,d)cs
ouf @rlno Der Scttion ser rcpioirtcl
Stotitetcn III @cloitroic qcnommcr
mcroen, obnc Ouourt) bon ibren meitc.
rem &crpilihtlnQCn oli 8rluo ocs
T%crtrngcS cntblml6cn at lpcrocn.
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ScmtIdDcs Tclt in Buffalo.

9uifolo, u. g. 10. Iliguit.-
Die bon Der bieligen o0cutihen &c
icnifoit" perunitoltctc Grimncrunoa.
Seller ser 2%onbung scr critcu bcrlt,
id)cn aoloniltcn oi,i omcrifaniitcnl
9oben gcitoltetc iih, pom bcltci
SSetter bc9iinlti1t, SIT cincm gellnQe.
ncl Seite ocutidcu iSrnbiinna. IS
battcn lid I'M ,Ecutoniu Eorf" iibcr
1000 Ncrloncn cingeiunben ourim,
Ter nngei1br 1000 MitgIicber Der
oGeutlhcu @ciClihoit," oft 8e-
iongs-, iiiri Shiibcn mo 5rpei 5iirn-
Tcreinc, ocnCn lih 10 on6crc %ercini.
9ltngeit otgeidloiicn bottcn. glS &C.
lin9ellc Gpilo6c mnrB Scr icitIihc
Gilt5ug Der ais .@crmnn Soldiers"
befonnten %crciuiQunN IN ocn Eort
be5eihnet ipcrocu, Ocrcn 200 Wit9lie.
DER in Der llniiorm cincS alien bc,,t'
id)cn 9ro9oncr . Hcgintcnt& crldie'
llcu mQrelt.
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Sd)rcibmnidiniitin crIdDoiIcn.

Nem Dorf, 10. Illguit. -
6rmu Beatrice DouhG, Die @ntiin BON
ISM. u. Doiing, mclder in ocrid)ic-
oenen Sotcls Stenogropbiitinnen at.
geltelt bat, ihoB bclrte Wittag oui
6rnu Catherine Mor9ot, cine Der
Ingclteltcn bes Doltng, i'm Eorlor
oeS nSotcl Smperiol." Die @eidol.
lclc miro mobriheinlid lterben. Won
9loubt, boB giieriuht oos Wotio iiir
Die Chat mar. Srou Doung lcbt BON
ibrcm Wonne getrennt, unb man
glolbt, bnb 6roi Worgon Die llr.
lode mar. Die aiioire oeruriud)te
in ben NGllmen bcs Sotels cine ge.
maltigc Seniotion.
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Sdjiiisnudlrid)ten.

9onIognc, Is. Augult. - Ter
Conplcr u8omburg" lit bcilte rad)
NcD' Yort mcitcrgcfubrcn.
Bremen 10. Altg. - Rad NcW'
Uorf Lief belte Der Iumpier .Wtain"
aus.
Soutbamptou It, 70. guguSt =
Tod Ncm . ?)orf in See ging bette
Der 3omptcr st. Saul"
SABRE. 10. NuguIt. - gbgefob.
rem nof Neip : gorf lit Der Compiler
go 5%ouruinc."
&ipcrpooL 10. Aug. - Seine
Hciie nud Nclu . Dorf trut Der Ioui.
pier nllnlbriu" an.
GuccnStomn II, 10. NligllIt.
Rad Nclu 5 gorf uusgeluuien lit Der
Camper Settle"
ReopcL 10. Iuguit. gingc.
troiien BON Nciu . Dorf: Gampier
nFannOnio."
@cnuu. Is. Mug. = GcrGumpfcr
n%@omboroiu" lit pom Gctu Yorf bier
cingelouicu.
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Sparbanf banfcrutt.

OenDer, Col, to. Mngult. =
SIN 9unoes Giltriftsgeridt bal
&ihter Muains beilte einen Seque.
tier iilr Oie .Genper Sporbant" err
nnnnt. Die 9nnf mlroe geidloilen
iic bate mebr oils 5000 Iepolitoren
meld)e griporniiie IN Der @obc bon
onoertbolb Wilionen Collars BORT
beponirt botten. IS miro %bebolptet
ooB Die Yanf Dem Seonaro y. Snlbo'
ocn iiber 100000 nui iebr 5luelicI'
bate SefiuitGten aelicbcn babe. ,Sas.
q. Sill lit Yr1iioent mo bcilnoet lid
i'm Often bes Sanoes.
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.SeirotbS . pieru,cu.

6olgenoc ScirutbS : SicenSen ipltr.
Den gcitern bonn 9lerf bes Goiumou.
FleaS 8eritltS nuSgritelt:
0illiom s.. 0uttertportb, %; uno
Yeiiic y. Sbcrtuooo. %; appIifant
". s.. 9utterportb, @~oIbington, 3.
Is.
ROB Y. Wcbitcr. %. mo alberta
Bennett. %; applifont u. y. WebIter,
Nr. t70S. Horo.grouonop.
albert Hoder. %. mo 1innie
Douoo, u; applitont gilbert Hoder,
Nr. 119, Horos6 ront.S trdBe.
Wn. $. Goluop. 2S, unb Minnie 6.
G%earnS, rs; Npplifont Goniel 9.
@urglIS, Nr. 116S, @eit 'Somburg.
StroBe.
gbrobom alobnton, %. mo Gillian
ShipurB 10; Ipplifant 0oniel Slot.
man, Hr. 622. Sit.goliimore.Str TT.
George u. 9uute. 81, uno Minnie %.
Wepers, 80; Tpplifont George u.
9aofe. Nr. $40. @eit.@ ermanzS Str.
Sombcrt ". Cuttings, -. unb gn.
ME $. @lilin is; Mpplifont Martin
). Hpon, Hr. II, Sit.Senrietta.S IT.
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Siilisid)criff crld)uiIcn.

Suutin9tou, ", s&u., 10. MI.
quit. - Hobcrt Wilrpbn cin SilllS'
Shcriii aus 0udingbum County,
iu,roc bclltc olli Scr Sobrt uitl cinem
Giicnbobn d. Telocipco 5lpiihcn So9un
uno Nolocn aus DEM Sinterbolte CT
ld)olIcn. Io WiIrpbp fitr5 border oell
il, &irginicn pcrboitetcn Senrp Snr'
mon nod 2o0on sllnt @eridtSucrioD.
rem cingclieicrt botte, miro ongenpm'
men, 0oB cine Hodetbot eincs0efobr
ten bon Normon porlicgc.
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Nn cincr GrcnSung act0otct.

Sprocu {, u y, 10. gugilt
- Gin @o9cn. III mcIhcm Sr. un>
6rou GboS. $. GroB aus Tbilooel
pbio, Sciicrion . Goumtp, u. D.. DC.
rcn Snd)ter, Sruu GbolnccD Weld
aus Chicago, mo OcrCn 5lpciiGbrigcl
Sobn inBcn, lpurOc bel elmer arelt
5lln9Sltcllc bonn .Gboulono ISLANDS
Stub Grain" oltf Der nHome, Wotcr.
tolun uno O0ocnSburQ . @obn" &c
tern iriib CROFT mo III sic 2uit &c
iuorlcll, iuobci nIlc SniniiCn, nit Nus,
nnbn1c OcS Sinners, 6o3 obcr and
ihlimm pcrlctt pl,r0cn, ocn zoo CT
littcr.
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0erlangt:

Sine Sr1u alc anfin lito bel Der Suns1rs
belt 81 beltcn; $3.50 rro 9Spdbe; fein 9Saiden
ober Sli9eln; mus Gngltib ipredcn. Iiad5it'
iragen in Tr. 20t3. Iuro.G utaiu ,strafe.
(221-32)
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Nber'S ,,gssI,petA.eane.s

! Nbtr'S ygbslwetA-tans."
\ ede goft' nnb Snit.gibeNue. Canton.
! Wparblanbs1 elepbon = 81 4.
j ~Sauptauortier oes 6efanapste.us .9bei.
) ipetb.- -DrrensBereiils bee teetwetb,-
; ~9nrton,eoneIoees Rr. 445. }. O.. g.
! -Grteniai 1Dtifrtffs ". 1853. 8. n;.S.. uno
! (Sept21
! ShmstgfrD Sets
; UT. TOT .it,b 707. IoNrtaro'Strate oisb'
j lunctomu. 3eintte S8eine nnb 2tantre.
j Der aefHubrf.c Grt dut Ser 3rbe. - Etc
! beten BooLyaricrS tn e~tsbianbtcwn-
J $rompts pebtcuuna.
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GiicnbaGn . lln9lid in Suoidnn.

South WcIlliIter Sno.,
70. gigult. - Sin Yoiin9ier5u9 Der
.@bicooo . Nod . SslonO : 9ubn"
cnt1leiitc in Der Hdbe bon bier III
Sclgc elmer %oiieucn @cid)c. Bier
Ecricucn muroen lebenSgeiGbrlid)
uno 5pcI ifrpcr perlctt. 0csgIeid)elt
c%rlitten pielc Eoiio0ierc mebr ooer
lrcuiNcr id1perc &erlctunget. 0ic
bciocn EoitclerfS Wolonep mo SiStp
mcrocu pobrldeiulih ibrcn 8erIcbltn.
gen crliegcn.
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Icrmildtc iclcsrnpbiidc ScprIGjen.

- Die Surbieen SunlcS Norileet,
Sobn Champion mo General Bone,
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