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and enthusiastic applause. Commander
Oguro did not tell his story OF the action,
and at the close Of Lieutenant Commander
Satos address the naval officers were pre-
sented In turn to the different club mem
bers present by Mr.. Arai. vice-president
Of the club and chairman Of the reception.
The Japanese naval officers sail to-day
on the Teutonio for Great Britain, where they
will take charge OF the new Japanese war
ship recently launched at a Glasgow ship
yard.
Commander Kamimura's account OF
the naval battle" said a Japanese gentle
man present, "was in general but repeti-
ton OF the newspaper accounts or his
own experiences he aaid that he was ordered
TO take possession of four Russian vessels
which were captured. He took on board
the Russian vessels but small NUMBER
Of Japanese officers and very few mon
relying upon the Russians to work the snip
He found himself in command OF 10 many
towers OF Babel. His own mon spoke
little English, little French. very 10"
words OF Russian and a vast deal OF Japanese
Tho Russian officers spoke little English
and little French and the crows not
word Of any language save Russian. There
was much embarrassment and confusion
for time and some difficulty In bringing
the ships safely OF.
Commander Kamimura spoke In high
terms OF the spirit and GOODNESS Of the
Japanese sailors, who, he said, went about
their duty with as much oalmness Is though
they were on review. He closed BY urging
the gentlemen present to rely with oon-
fidence upon the japanese army and navy
and TO devote themselves while in America
a. oonscentiously to the study Of commerce
a. the searnen and soldiers devoted them
selves to their professions"
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ZIONIST CONGRESS SPLITS.
Omcial Body Adopts the Report q the
Palestine Committee.

Special CabIs Dssps,cA u TIE SUN.
BASEL. Switzerland. July Slater Sum
day's riotous meeting, the Zionist Congress
has been prohibited BY the police from hold
ing all night sittings. Tho territorialists
have left tho congress and are holding
separate meetings and issuing pamphlets
bitterly attacking the leading officials Of
the congress, who are charged With seo,ir-
ing . majority against the Uganda offer
by permitting electoral irregularities and
falsiflcations, especially In Russia. Tho
seoessionists number only some thirty,
including Israel Zsngwill.
The official congress to-day adopted
the report Of the Palestine committee,
and decided upon . program. including
general research work. the promotion Of
agriculture and industry and social and
economic organization Of the Jews In Pales-
tine. A resolution was adopted condemn
ing unorgamEed and unystematic philan-
thropo colonization.
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Mwemeots q Naval vessels.

WASHINGTON, July sl.-The collier Ajax
has arrived at Baltimore, the despatch boat
Do lphin at New London and the gunboat
sUncas at Key West.
Tho cruiser Minneapolis has sailed from
Grao for Bona, the collier Leonidas from
Baltimore for Frenchman's Bay the mont
tors Arkansas and Florida from East La
moline for New London, the tug Fortune
from San Diego for Port Hartford and the
battlsship Texas from Rockland for East
Amoine.
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/. .iP NAVY MEN ENTERTAINED
>, i the Nippon Club How Rojestyensky's
Fleet Was Beaten.

At the Nippon Club. a West Fighty-ffth
Greet, last evening Commander Kamimura
Al d Lieutenant C Commander Sato-the latter
TO kin to the Mr.. Sato Of the peace COM
n ssion-both Of whom were present in
II recent action which resulted in the
t.,,nihilation Of Admiral Rojestvensky'
ret, we're the guests Of honor, in company
it'll Commander Oguro, at a reception
ter the dinner the club members as
a. mbled In the large first floor drawing
=, ON and the naval officers related at con-
ei lsrabls length the story Of the great sea
Grht.
The stories, Of course, we're told In Jap
or ere and began with that Of Commander
Ennaimura. The narratives Of both officers
~ors frequently interrupted by laughter
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DUTCH PUNISH REBELS.

Natives Of Ceiebes Under Prince Of B0ni
Defeated with Heavy Loss.
Special Cable DsspsseA 10 TEE Sun.
AMsr1RDAM, July N.-Nsws has been
received here from . Dutch expedition
which was sent against the Prince Of Boni
. native State Of Celebes which rsbelled,
The Dutch troops defeated the rebels At
Badjoewa and rased their fortidcations.
Ono Dutch officer was killed and twenty
five men were killed or wounded. The
Boni natives lost $50 In killed and wounded.
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viii Cumbach Critically III

GREENDBuRo. Ind, July 3i.-Former Lieu
tenant Governor Will Cumbach, lecturer
and author. was stricken with uremic poison
ing yesterday and Is in dying condition.
On Saturday night he gave dinner party
to some friends here, and yesterday morn
ton. This finally developed into uremic
poisoning. ta.s't
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TRAMP KILLED BY FAST TRAIN.
An Inscription In . Prayer Book showed
That He Was Thomas Logan Of This City.

P1TrsBuRo. July sL-Last night fast
train ON the Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and
Chicago road ran over tramp, and when
the manglsd remains were brought TO the
morgue an inscription on the fly leaf OF q
prayer book showed that he was Thomas
Logan, % years Of age, Of z2s7 Seventh
avenue, New York city.
Deputy Coroner H. F. Dempsey examined
Logan's effects and found number Of
cards In his clothes. all Of which contained
Logan's name. Some bore humorous pas
sages and would indicate that Logan was
a member In good standing OF q. road
club. The following was printed on q
membership card Of the Cosmopolitan
Bachelors Club.
am q ragtime millionaire.
Looking for some one to love.
Let's get acquainted.
Capital 81 900, 900. in my dreams
Kind regards to all friends and knockers.
Not married, and out for q good time.
The bearer. Thomas Logan. Is not married.
has never been and at the present time has
no intsntion q banE Only N.Y., cut for = r seSd
will.
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ASKED TRAINFUL TO DRINK.
Three Men Make . Rumpus on Third
Avenue Elevated Train.

Avenue Elevated Train.
Three men on southbound train on the
Third avenue elevat cd road opened bottle
at lleth street last night and joyfully de-
manded that every passenger take drink.
william Bayne. the conductor, interfered
and they grabbed Bayne and poured whisky
down his neck. Then they punched him.
There waa rough and tumble In the car
for ten minutes, guards going to Bayne's
help. At Ninety-ninth street the motor
man held the train ten minutes, blowing the
whistle for policeman, but none appeared.
At Fifth-ninth street two OF the mon got Of
and there was no policeman to stop them.
When the train got to the Forty-seventh
street station Policeman Shauberger was
waiting. He arrested william Muir Of
West i0Sth street.
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May Hold Moroccan Conference In Madrid.
Special cabs DsspoteA n TEE SUE.
SAE SsS.szziT. July Sit !: st:: to H..
Prince Won Radowitz, The German Am
bassador, has proposed to Premier Mon
tero Rios that the conference upon tho
Affairs Of Morocco be held at Madrid. This
indicates . change Of front on the part Of
Germany, which hitherto has demanded
that II be held In Morocco.
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SoSesal Oable Dsspdick 70 THl son.
LONDON. July Sl.-Dr. John Davidson.
late professor Of philosophy at the Uni
yersity Of New Brunswick. Canada, died at
Edinburgh ysstsrday.
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

10 readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station, Webster and Jerome Avenue
trolieyS aud by carriage. Lots Sl& up. Teis.
phone (ls7s Gramercy) for Book Of View or repre-.
''n' OFFICE % EAST z>D 81. n. Z. CITY. >,
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JESUIT PRIVILEGE REVOkED.N
Pope Orders Rishops to Examine All
Candidates for Priesthood.

Candidates for Priesthood.
Special CoAIs DsspaseA 10 tn Sun.
ROME, July si.-The Pope, calling at
tention to the DEGREES Of the Council OF
Trent. has ordered that Bishops examine
students for the priesthood. and has
abolished exceptions granted BY hie pre-
decessors to religious orders. notably the
Jes,hts.
It was said by . priest connected with
st. Patrick's Cathedral last night that
bishops always have examined students
for the priesthood and, Of course, have
ordained them. Exceptions to this rule
Of both examination and ordination have
been allowed In past to certain religious
orders, which took charge Of the education
Of young men for the priesthood and pro-
vided Q rigorous and thorough education
for the scholastic before presenting him
for ordination.
Such orders wore permitted to present
their students TO the Bishop, With Z great
part Of the examination taken for granted.
The Society Of Jesuits enjoyed this priv:
loGe for example. A scholastic OF this order
was compelled to study for. the priest
hood until he was % years old. none being
admitted under that $50. The order issued
by the Pope thus merely provides that all
students shall 30 examined BY the Bishop
before being ordained and Il, apparently,
moro or less Of formally.
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Sale Starts this Morning
at 8 O'Clock.
Goth . II a bit. Go to
3stXR.eA>s%
LTTTLETON BARS POLITICS.
Refuses 70 Talk q Municipal DIVINE
MAyofAlty Candidacy.

Mayoralty Candidacy.
President Martin W. Lttleton OF the
Borough Of Brooklyn returned yesterday
morning from his vacation In tho White
Mountains. He declined to discuss politics
or to indicate whether he would aooept .
nomination for Mayor on municipal
ownership ticket.
His close friends all say that no will 70
sumo his law practise on Jan. I. and that
he will not be an active factor In the com.
ing campaign.
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KAISER IN DENMARK.

Welcomed by King Christian and Member
u the Royal Family.
Special coos Dsspaseh 70 tn SUE.
CoPzNHA0EN, July Sl.-The German EN-.
peror arrived here to-day on board tho
imperial yacht Hohen sollern. The cruiser
Berlin and the tender Sleipner acted a.
escort.
Emperor william was received In semi
state by King Christian and other membsrs
OF the royal family.
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PARIS SUGAR HOUSES FAIL.
Editor Jaluzst. Big speculator. Could Not
Meet His Obligations.

Special Cab,s Dsspaseh to TIE SUN.
PARIS. July H.-There has been . heavy
fall In the price Of sugar. which has caused
a complete suspension Of all ansactions
In that commodity.
Two we'll known firms have suspended
In consequence Of the failure Of M. Jaluzot,
specuhtor in sugar, a member Of the
Chamber Of Deputies and proprietor OF
tho newspaper La Potyje,
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Italian Cabinet Feared Defeat
Spsefal cahs DssoafeA IA TIE SUN.

ROME. July M.-The Government yeeter-
day prorogued till next fall the special
session Of the Chamber on the Government's
proposition to buy out the railway COM
panies, This IL considered . quasi defeat
for the Forts ministry. and 1t Is probable
that there will be q Cabinet crisis when
Parliament reaasembies.
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BOYCOTT ON OUR SHIPS.

Chinese N1erchsats at NaSasah Jsin In
the Movement.
Special Cable DsspsseA y Tn sun.
TOXIC. July sl.-The Chinese merchants
at Nagasah will Join In the Chinese boycott
OF American vessels and merchandise.
beginning tomorrow.
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DR.. ". l.. Bradbury Drown Cd.

BosroN, July sl.-Br. Walter L. Brad.
bury OF Boston. the physician In charge
of the State bathhouse at the Nantasket
Beach reservation, was drowned this after
noon while bathing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-01

To get the full benefit Of Whisky as q
tonic or stimulant you must drink Pure
MALT Whiskey.
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HUNGRY REsERVISTs RIOT.
Loot Grocers' Shops and Restaurants In
warsaw.

Special Cable Despatch 10 The SUM-
WARSAW. July sl.-Two thousand hungry
reservists at Gorakalwarja sacked grooers'
shops and restaurants to-day Troops
suppressed the disturbance.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mrs. WinslewS Soothing Byrup for childrea
teething. softens the runs reduces Inflammation.
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ARNHEIM'S
SALE.

Tho onds that arc displayed In tho thToo largo windows
and on tho eight tables Of tho store floor all tho bost
materials that money buy and will bo sold regardless
of or former prices Coat and Trousers to order 416.
We guarantee tho fronts not to crinkle or break
Broadway O. Ninth Street.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
6 binei9 9 opcott
amerit t. % Barren.

% a 3 n 9 atom. "a. Nus. pro.
tefe gegsn ben 9inefi6sn BOpcott
ameritaniiaer @aarsn Iaufsn i'm
Staats-S spartsmsnt ;ablrst9 Elm, bod
Hagen nur tuenige Ginienbsr tiber tbat=
id4li9 erllttens 8erlufie, obslei9 in
einem Ooer 3wei Gdlsn TRANSPORTS
geisai4aften Die Mittbsilung ssmaat
babsn, bab Die @infubr ameritanii9sr
Waaren na9 China cine Nbnabme er.
fabren babe. Sas Eepartement bat
bis6sr teine 8sri9te hbsr bic bon Der
gopcOtt : Beuesuns semadtsn Sort
i9ritte erbalten, unb maj it bafeIbff
Der Meinung, oab Der gopcott nit
Nusna6me bon S6angbat feinsrlsi
Gorti9ritte su ber3ei9nsn babe. Mus
MmDp tuurbe Der UerIu9 Der 8ef9im,
pfung Der ameritaniidsn Slaase &c.
msloet, bod bat Der @oubsrneur Der
9enanr ten prooin3 unmittelbar mad
bieien. Dor sinsm Wonat erfol9ten Vor=
fail Die entiprs9snoe @enustbuuns ss=
Ieiiiet uno frenge Wabregeln segen
euentneGe tpsitere 8eleioigunsen Der
Imsritansr in NusfGt 9efslt.. Die
Administration fat iibsrbaupt teine
8eranlahuns iiber Die 9insiiden2 utal-
bsb6rSsn gu Hagen, ba oieie gum
S9ube Der amsritaniihen Sntersfen
ttberal prompts uno wirtiame Mab.
rs9eln er9rifsn 6aben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25

= y in Yduer aug Saint
Sribier, Norbfranfrsi6, entbedte an
sinem &ogssnrain Die 2ei9e zines
fiinfiG6riaen MGo6ens, beflen 0dls
beutli9e Spuren elmer gepultiamen
Strangulation trug. gr bena6rifs
tiste Iofort Die BoliSei unb lenfte ben
0erba6t Der SbGteri6aft arf ben
faum 5p~DlfiG6rigen aubiunsen Pierre
@entil, Der untpeit bes Sbatortes bas
@ie6 ee6iitet unb babel na9peisli4
nit benz &inbe ~sstGnbelt bate. 9ars
ii6er perbDrt, leu9nete bieier Suert alz
les ab, Bis er 5ulebt, in bic gnge gs>
trie6en, eingsitanb. Die Mutter oes
ermorbeten MGb6sns, eineWittfpe Nuz
mems poncet, bate linn erflGrt, lie
tpiirbe linn fiinf5ranfen fGenfen, faGs
sr ihr Sinh beieitige. 3uerft bate er
entf9ieben abgele6nt. Inein ba ous
S6iiBenfeft por Der sbiir itanb uno
er feinenG entime basu befaB, enti6loB
CT fi6, ben %erauenppGen @uftrag aus
sufii6ren. Gr lodte bas &tnb in bi.
gldbe zines taum einen hulben Meter
tiefsn Siimpels, itisb es plObli9, als
es arglos neben linn fpielte, binein
unb bielt es 10 lanee unter Wafer, Biz
ss fem 2sbensseihen me6r bon ii&
COB! Spfort erfolgte bic 5eitnabme
Der 4uftraageberin, bic f6on ldngfi
ben f9le9teitsn Guf senpb. Natiirlif
leuoneie lie ales. Bon ben beriproe
6enen flint Srancs bate lie benz flets
men M1rber portpsg sinen Sranf geges
BEN.
I'm Nidei @eger t d npt
pel9. infolse SemperaturYe4fels ODE,
anberer Ginfliihe selb ss!porben itnt
ober 6lede befommen baben, piebe,
auf5ufrii9en, smpfieblt ii4 folsenbel
@~erfabren: Man nimmt 30 SbeiI'
rsttifi3irten @piritus unb fest 1 Sbeil
S4pefelfdure gu. Sn biefe Glufis.
teit legt man bic aufaufrii4enber
Sbeile pdbrenb elmer Sauel
bon 10-15 Sstunben. Oamit ioldI
ni9t ldnger barin liegen, mas f4dblid
fein fpiirbs, gibt man nrr tpsnise au'
einmal binein. !6ierauf taudt mar
tie in reines WaHer unb ipiilt tI4ti!
ab, t%porauf man fie nod furse 3eit II
oereinidtsn SDiritns lenf-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
@eriGipmnScner Mmerifaner.

Inter benz flingsnben Namen zines
8ertreters Der philadelphia Hscoro
@rammppbon Company = 9eneral>
office rs State Street" bate ii6 Elm
gepiher Soief b. Sulen in Der aanp>
nisritraBe gu Berlin Elm &ontor err
ri6tet. Sn Yropin5blGttern erlie5 er
eroBe Mntiinoiguneen, baB er auf
iebes aebnte S9reiben Elm @rammoe
p6pn nit 5pDlf Ylutten umipnft lieTsrn
merle. Saraufbin meloeten iid 5abl=
rei9e 2eute. 5alen be%anttpprtete 1a=
tiirli9 iebes Sdreiben babin, Dap es
bas sebnte lei, uno er perlanste nur
fir Sra9t uno 8srpadung ie 5 OFF,
itente auberbem aber nod Die 8ebin=
eung, bab Die 8rammopbongeieai@aft
empfp6len rerben miife. Nun lieIen
piele @elbienbungen elm, bic b. Taaea
in Gmpfang nabm. Gines Sases Der-
idipanb er iebo6, ba Die polisei auf
ieinen @eiddftsbetrieb uufmerffam ec<
iporben mar. @s laufen unteroehe.
nod f~ortipGbreno 8riefe anb @elo=
lenbunsen fir ben 9errn b. Gaaen cin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
6rnf Gemer.
Sin ganmWonsn : 9agerbans in
Tlammsn.

rem gOrt, "a. auauf. 9as
Sui9f6e 8aumipoaen. 2~aaerbaus in
grootlbn, bas gr6B!e am gaf Riber,
fpuroe 9eute absno pabrsnb zines 8es
pittsrfturmes bonn Slibs sstrpHsn. Sas
lsi4t entStinoli9e WatsriaI ftanb i'm
Nu In 6lammett unb UNI Wiiternaat
mar oas gan3s @ebdube elm Slammen=
bero.
Der S9aben miro auf melt ibsr cine
babe Wiaion be3iifsrt. Die 2absn
80, 40 uno Al am 5ub Orr A. SIT.
tpuroen total 3srf0rt. Sie anIagsn
Der Bulb 60. erFtredsn fi9 bon Der A.
big 3ur So. Str.
Del Gsuerusbr sslans es bic 6lams
men auf ibren Serb gu beiGrdnfen.
New BORT, %. Ans. Gin glib.
ftrabl traf aud gegen Witterna9t, bas
nit Del unb Napbta belabene @9iff
vWarlbOrOsb 6ia", uno fsdts es in
Sranb. Die gsmannung enttam glid.
LID ben Slammen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
Hmlber=G rploiiom.
8erni9tet WenimenIeben.

BatersfteIb, @al., "a,
alus. Sn paris, ettua 81 Msilsn Dor
Bakersfield, fanb cine grploRon Dor
Slant BUILDER fatt.
Grau u. 80. WeRae, bic @attir
zines @rubenbefbsrs. ibr sobr
@eorge unb Oscar Suelofe, elm rsi1el
@rubenbefber tpurben a~u9snblidlid
set6btet. 6err WeRap unb brei an
bere Rdnnsr finb i&usr, tusnn MID
t6otli9 perIebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
O ( { u G r.

y eaumont, Ser., "a. 9lu9uft.
Sas Sagerbaus unb Offics.8 sbdubs
bon Swift & 60. uuros bur9 Elm
Gsuer aerf6rt, befsn uriprung ni9i
betannt it, Ser 8erluft 1T $75, 600
uno 1T bur4 @eriideruns gebsdt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
Weittt Yeeremim6en
gerirrte Srnnsn nabein sridOpft
~gefanoen.

"
bic 6 aus Dem COMMEMORATIVE ber=
mibtsn Grausn uno 2inoer Dor an9li
nabe3u wabninnig unb 5alb per=
bungert In benz 8id6eerenmoor an.
Die Srauen uno Ginber, sumeif
tpoblbabsnbsn Jamilisn a~n9eb0reno,
tuanbertrn ieit WittwO9 morgen per=
irrt uno bilaos bsrum. So uarsn
Die Satin bon 1srnbarb Slider,
@bsfmaibiniit Der Wortbwsfiern Babn;
Grau 9. s. Snon, 9rtbur Snom,
IL; gsffs SnOm, s.; SRI. gbslpn
SOpls, 10, uno cine SO9tsr bon Grau
Slider, z Sabre oft.
Die @eIeQidaft campfire maze
Swanip uno ra man ptini4te, Bid
beersn (blue berries), bic bort i'm
Woore wa9ien gum W~ittasefen am
Wiitmo9 gu babsn. mahten f9 bic
@snannten auf Die Su9s.
Na6osm fs funbsnlana in ben oi9-
ten Shi9sn Bssrer iudtsn, ibre 9lsi'
Der 3errifen unb Nrme uno JiBe an
ben Sornen numb gsfrabt batten,
ma9ten id bic 8sersniu9er nit elmer
geringen Musbsute auf ben Ssimpeg.
galo ~getuabrten tie, oaB He fi5 b~erirrt
battsn u1o als He ununteybrp9sn, Biz
bic Suntelbeit einbra4, auf. benz Der.
rdt6erii9en MOore setuanoert tuarer
obns benz Camp ndber setommen gu
iein, tauerten He i9 b~sr3usifelt auf
elmer trodsnen STEELE niebsr um ben
Morssn ~nb3uparten. Mls sinsige
Nabrung bisntsn linen Die paar 8lau-
bssren, bic rob 9enohsn i6rsn 3uftanb
nod mebr f9wd9ten.
Oils es ta9te. psriu9te Die perirrte
8sfelI9aft auf's Nsus, ben ri9tisen
We9 gu finoen. N6sr bsrgebli9 mar
ale Mfbs unb gdn3li9 erId6pft batten
bic Grauen H9 in 8sr3msifuns ibrem
S9idial er9eben, als gegen Nbenb bic
Wdnner aus benz Camp, bic fi4 auf
bic Su9e 9sma9t battsn, lie fanben.
Man bsf6rbsrts bic Bssrenfu9erinnen
nod Der Stabt, mo He idmmtli9 untsr
dr8tli9er gsbanoluns fino.
u4 eraus Sapan.
ghteago, Sa., "a. Nu9. Se9s
0srtrstsr Der taiisrli9.iapanif9en gi-
ienbabn fino beute bier anselanst uno
baben bic Jabrt nod Sem Yort tibsr
bic Binnen : Seen fOrtgeiebt. Die
5erren ueilen bier, um bic ameritani.
f9en 9otomotibsn 3u fubirsn unb hisr-
3ulanoe giIenbabnmaterialien au tau=
fen. 8on Wep Dort tusrosn bic Dele.
saten fi9 nod England uno banr mad
5rantrei9 unb 8suti9lanb bsgebsn.
@iner Der 9enannten Detrausnsmdn=
ner, $oti Opata, lieb fi9 folgenber=
mabsn b%srnebmsn: Sapan tpirb bi.
summe bon 80. 600. 900 Dollars FL,
@iienbabnmaterialien aler Nrt aus.
seben. Ser Sauptibeil Der Bsfslun=
gen miro auf bic Der. Staten uni
gn9lano fallen. tpsl9s beiben 2dnbe,
unierer Wsinuns nod in bieier 8s.
3iebuns an Der SpiBs Der Snsufrie'
ldnoer fteben."
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ben. Der S4aoen betrdgt $500.
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8rinioab lit 200 MsiIen bon Senpe
entfernt.