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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
CITY BREVITIES
u C RAIDER. Nuf SET.

NC RAIDER. Nuf SET.
s-Rader-Carpets.
Rader-Furniture-
soc four-in- hand ties tonight 25c at
Bond Bros,
A dandy trade we have had. thank
yes Hamley.
Get next to Hamley. he knows how
TO treat you right
We use the best California oak
leather at Hamley's.
Now located in Pendleton at Bosto
store-Shoe repaher.
Price reducto1s, incorporation sale
Boston store, best ever.
Pendieton Business college has no
equal. Write for catalogue.
Lea.her's Transfer company, day
and night service. Phone main 511
Headstrom & Greenawald, shoe
makers at Teutsch's Department store
wanted-Messenger boy at Tele-
phone office. Apply to chief oper-
ater.
For Rent-Store or office room In
brick building. Inquire at Hotel st
George.
For Saie-Complete works Charles
Lovel and Bulwer Lytton. Inquire al
this office
For Rent-Newly furnished house.
keeping rooms. Apply 301 South
Main street.
For fine shoe repairing, see Green
awald & Headstrom at Te',tsch's De.
partment store.
Shoes repaired while you wait by
Greenawald & Headstrom at Teutsch't
Department Store.
The Incorporation sale OF the Boston
store is bona fide. You will see tn
reductions In prices very plainly.
wanted-Girl for general house.
work. Best wages. Apply to Mrs. T
q. HALEY, Ill Jackson street.
When in Portland stop at the Hote
Oregon. Rates 81 per day and up
ward. European plan. Free bus.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
Rader-Carpets-Rader.

Observation-Disclosures.
Tonight soc four-in-hand ties 25c,
Bond Bros
Wanted-To do plain sewing. APP
ply III Thompson street.
Pendleton Business College is in
iorsed by business men.
Bond Bros. will sell you SOC four
in-hand ties tonight for csc.
John Gagen's Family liquor store
ourt St. opposite Golden Rule hotel
Buy a Pianola for your piano
Easy terms. Eilers Piano House, S1s
Main street.
An unusually large number of In.
dians have been in town today. and
many of them have been making pur-
chases for the holidays.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
GODDARD WILL PROSECUTE.
Puter, Mckinley, Et Al, Are Accused
Of Forgery in Land Frauds.

La Corsse, Wis. Dec. 9.-Hiram
Goddard, who lost $4,000 through
alleged forged land certificates, today
swore out warrants for S. A. d. Puter,
II. II. Riggs, George Hibbard, Kay
Mckay and Horace Mckinley, and
two warrant we're issued for John
Doe and Richard Roe, the names of
the parties being unknown. All are
charged with forgery. Hibbard was
arrested at Portland. The others are
at large.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09

The $14.500,00 water bonds of San
Francisco went to a sale recently and
were oversubscrlbed by $4,000, 900.
The new system will give Frisco as
excellent water as can be found in any
city in the United States.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
Bought Shutrum Property.

w. P. Temple and A. C. Friedley
have just purchased the Shutrum
property in the east end of the city,
consisting of three lots and house.
The consideration was $4,000
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
FIVE APPO|NT|VES
MUCH SPECULATION AS
TO THE MARSHALSHIP

That Office and Recorder Filled by
the Council, While the Mayor Names
City Attorney, Street Commissioner
and Sewer Inspector-.Apparently
There We're No Prediction Prom
ises, and II Looks Probable That
Present Incumbents win Succeed
Themselves.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
Funds for Irish Lands.

Walter Hume Long. chief secretary
for ireland, has announced in London
that the treasury has agreed to pro-
vide additional funds, amounting to
$40, 900. 900, before the end of the
year. together with such an amount
of stock during the year 1906 as will
produce $4,000, 900 cash to facilitate
the operations of the Irish land act
and to remedy the recent stoppage of
sales of land through inability to ad-
vance the purchase money owing to
lack of funds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09

a republican be appointed, John Nc
Court is regarded my many as a
probable appointee.
Concerning the position Of street
commissioner and sewer inspector.
nothing is being said at present.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
Club Is So Cents.

In the local wheat market the quo
tation on club is still 5S cents. How
ever, there is practically no selling
taking place now.
The evening world., 1905-11-11
FOR INDIGESTION,
TAKE ONE AUTO

CHICAGO, Nov, 1l.-Automoblllng Is
one Of tho best cures for the bodily In.
N mites due TO poor operation Of 'he
digestive organs, according TO Dr. O.
". McCGSkoy OF Fort Wayne, Ind,
who addressed the American Academy
OF Medicine at a meeting here to-day.
his subject was lne Physiology OF
ht,IuullOn,
Mental depression can destroy en-
TREY sac Du,.l 90 LJJu anu uduly 49,
gestiyo disorders OF tho Erayest ma
lure, DR.. McCaskey SAID Recreation
has a most beneficial effect, and tne
desire to 10 - a restaurant after VIII
Messing a pleasing Performance at some
theatre " duo mainly to the chu.ts OF
nayinr ones mind relieved ana mus .N-
nuencIng the nOw Of digestive Il.,ds.
For r%eCroltive effects most persons need
gone sort of diversion wSlch contains
fast motion, and this explains the rDnu.
larlty Of automobiiing, the beneficial
pnp.s II Whlch ! kD.y by experience 81
at should be emphasized that N,
functional state and activity OF tn,
principal organs of the body are Do
tCrdcnt on the controlling inliueGrcs .
mental conditions more than upon an!
| other factor, even more serious thai
upon all other factors combined, IN,
| eh'ect NJ rsychical states on digestivl
processes Is Of tho grehtest impor
tanco.'
The evening world., 1905-11-11
SLABS WIFE AND
FORMER SU|TOR
Husband Surprises Pair on His
Return Home from
Work.

Anton Rollista, a baker. OF No. q
Meserole street, Williamsburg, reached
his home earlier than usual to-day
after a hard night az the bakery. Soft
ly, 80 as not to disturb his pretty wife,
Antolnette. he sneaked into the house
and turned on the lights,
Antoinette was not alone. With her
was Giovanni Stefano, from whom
Anton had Won her In Italy fifteen years
ago. The surprise was three-handed
Roilista drew his knife ana stabbed his
wife in the neck, head AMI back,
Stefano was stabbed In the abdomen,
arm and side, and his LETT eye was
almost cut out,
Policeman Sweeney heard the screams
Of the woman and the curses Of the
and entered the house Just In time
to prevent a double murder, Rohista
"a arrested and held later In Even
Street Police Court b await the result
Of the injuries he inflicted,
Rollisto told the Court that after his
marriage, stefano, who Is wealthy, pes
tered his wife with attentions unit. he
drove them 10 New York. lie did not
know that Strfano had left Italy, but
gathered rom what was said during
the fight that he has been here for a
lonR time, enjoying the society OF Mrs.
Rolllsta while her husband was In the
every night.
The evening world., 1905-11-11
A DEBT TO HUMANITY
Rev. Mr.. Lindell, OF Chicago, Says of Father Johns
Medicine: "You Owe 1t to Humanity 10
Make This Medicine Known

Miss Lindell daughter Of Rev, Mr..
Lindell, of 5Sj7 State ST., Chicago,
Ill.,, has gone to Las Vegas, New
Mexico, in the hope of getting cured
Of consumption, She is at the new
"Fraternal City" just outside Of Las
Vegas, where 1t is expected that with
in a year 100000 consumptives will
be located, living in tents.
This lady had derived great benefit
from the use OF Father Johns Medl-
cine, but when her brother tried to
purchase some OF this old remedy for
her in Las Vegas II vas not possible
TO do so, Her brother knew how i'm
portant II was that his sister should
have Father Johns Medicine every
day, so he telegraphed to Chicago for
The evening world., 1905-11-11
TO ALL CITIZENS INTERESTED
IN AN HONEST COUNT.

All persons who are interested in an honest count
and who have knowledge Of inaccuracies Of the count,
irregular or improper practices on the part Of election
officers, or illegal voting, are requested to put them
selves in communication with Counsel at any Of the
following places:
Lord, Day & Lord; (Mr. Henry DeForest Baldwin,
MI: Julius Henry Cohen), 49 Wall Street, Manhattan,
Telephone 4O8 Broad.
Clarence J. Shearn, Room 10, 140 Nassau Street,
Manhattan, Telephone % John
Charles H, Hyde, a Court Street, Brooklyn, Tele-
phone 800 Main.
Hearst Headquarters, Room II Hoffman House,
Manhattan, Telephone 3440 Madison.
You are particularly requested to call in person, if
possible.
The evening world., 1905-11-11
Horse We're Not in it with
the Display in the
Boxes.
MEN ARE ALL "BLUE"
Husbands and Fathers
angels" of the Show
Feel the Need of Cash.

Welll Well, Well
Whv does every man such a
sorry face? Because he carries sue
an empty wallet.
What's the trouble7 The Horse
Show, OF course,
For weeks all the fashionable, near
fashionable and would-be fashionable
-naids. wives and widows have been
laying in a stock OF purple OF purple
and fine linen to razzle-dazzle at the
opening OF the Horse Show,
And the poor fathers, husbands and
brothers have to suffer, OF course.
BY Tuesday there won't be a %self-re-
specting oma in New York who VIII
not be ready to rush to the show In
the gladdest possible toys, eNpectant
of the frs prize,
Besides Mrs, S%tuyyesan Square and
Mrs. August-Purple-Astc and their
omar set, on exhibition in creations OF
Worth, Redfem and Paquln, there viii
be palmer Manhattan danes in do
nestle copies Of the Paris models. The
dressmakers' show won't be IN II.
The slaughter Of rare birds and fur.
bearing mammels has kept the tra2lcs
and the artlcs busy for many mo.tNs
getting enough fine feathers and Rus
sian sables, royal ermino and other
glorles for the array OF the fair con-
testants.
Watch OUT The display this year
will be more bewllderlngly lovely than
ever before. Womanhood will be
licked cut in the finest laces, fabrics
and furs, designed after fashions here
tofore unheard OF, executed with the
consummate skin OF the worlds great
est tallors aud modistes,
Then there'll be the jewels, outsh!n.
ing aay pawn shop In sparkle and value
and varying with the good taste OF the
1t win be the greatest spectacle on
But think Of the poog Angels Of the
show who are backing II NuCa against
their Glll. Consider the depleted bank
accounts Of the pain OlacK-clad hus-
bands and fathers looking their mos
Insignificant In the back Of the box a.
Can toy get any pleasure from look.
ing at their lovely womenfOlk? Their
fun is all In booking at their pretty
neighbors
Who LOOKS at the hors $? Why, what
a silly idJal No n doe, What's u
horse got to do with a hors. show, d.
you thinki
The evening world., 1905-11-11
ON HEELS
OF POLICE CRAFT
County Detectives Have Sc
cured Evidence While
Posing as Patrolmen,

Several times during the last campaign
DiSgrict.Atuorney jerome made atu-
sIons to graft in the Police Depart
ment. Tho mysterious references lie
made. It Is said, he now stands ready
to clear up, and to that end on Wcdnes'
day next he will have a conference
with Police Commist'ner McAdoo.
Az this meeting Mr., Jerome will tell
the Commissioner that while he thought
things were all right IN the depart
ment things wore going on which
make It apparent thai, some ono
trusted by .he Commissioners pulled the
wool over his eyes,
Evidence tat IL conclusive, 50 far a.
Mr., jerome is concerned, will bs laid
before the Commissioner OF promise
u promotions for money.
Mr., Jerome Is in possession OF I'M
portant information furnished by one
Of his county detectives, who posed as
a policeman anxious for promotion. Tht
county detective met a man who Is con-
nected with the Commissioners once
in a confidential capacity while the lat
ter was riding around town in an auto
mobile. They drank several bottles Q!
wine together, Inc county detective
said he was a policeman attached TO
the Coney Island Precinct, and the
COMMISSIONER confidential man prom.
ised for 800 to promote him to the rank
" q roundsman. He said that 800 Of
this sum was to 70 into his own pocket
and that the remaining $500 would have
to go higher up
Tho county detective arranged 10 pa.
the amount demanded on the following
day within ear-shot Of the Commission.
er's private ONCE. There was another
man from Mr.. Jerome's office present at
the time, who overheard the converse.
ton, and Mr.. Jerome also has the name
OF the chauffeur who drove the auto
OF the Commissioners confidential man,
In his sade Mr.. Jerome has much evi-
donce concerning police grafters which
Las been accommodating for months and
which he is now prepared tO make u'c
OF. He Is ready 20 cooperate with Com
missioner McAdoo In bringing the
guilty Ones to justice. 1t Ii expected that
The present inquiry will reveal the ac-
ton taken by the squad OF detectives
secretly organized by Deputy Commits.
sloner McAvOy while McAdoo was on
Els vacation, MoAvoy was the acting
head Of the Police Department at the
| time, and tho reports Of his secret
agents resulted In at least three I'm
portant transfers.
The evening world., 1905-11-11
GIRL RUN OVER
BY AUTOMOBILE
Miss Metarui Knocked Under
Wheels While Crossing
Street with Friends.

Miss Resale Metarul Twenty-Five
years old, OF No. $50 Decatur street.
Brooklyn, was run down by an nuto.
mobile at quincy street and Patchsn
avenue early to-day and knocked un.
conscious,
The automobile, driven by Rudolph
BucEort, Of No, COG Quincy street, spun
around the corner when Miss Mc:arul
and a party Of friends were crossing the
street. The young roma was not
quick enough In lodging the machine,
and TIE wheels ran over her,
Buckert stopped his machine ana
aided in bringing Miss Mc.arui TO- con-
]sci1usncss. She vas attended by 4
physician, who f0uad that her left
shoulder was broken and her mead bad
" cn. She refused TO make a cora.
plaia' against Btckert and he was not
arrCI cd.
TIE lajured woman was taken to ner
| kDV.D q.
The evening world., 1905-11-11
FIREMAN LOSES SUIT.
No Redress for Charges Brought
bN Ills COmnanN C~nptaIn.

Assistant Foreman Thomas +, Burke,
Of Engine Company No. lOl, Brooklyn,
to which he was transferred by Fire
Commissioner Hayes from Truck No, 8,
Manhattan, after his acquittal on
charges Of neglect Of duty and conduc,
unbecomlng a member OF the Fire De-
partment for falling to report alleged
plllaglng by hremen at a FIRE at No. Z,
Mott street, has no redress against
The evening world., 1905-11-11
A

Foreman william II. Mccarthy, OF
Truck No. 6, who preferred the charges.
Justice Davis 20 ruled ,o-day IN the
Supreme Court IN Burkes suit for
$4,000 damages Tor false accusation.
No other case OF the kind had ever
been bylugh, IN the Unl.cd States.
Foreman NcCagthy's lawyer could ind
but one precedent In the records Of
jurisprudence, ana that was one hun
dred AMI twenty years ago. wien a
captain In the English Navy sued the
commander OF the fleet for bringing
him ~ colrt-martial on charges which
fc,l through. IN that case Lord Mans
field said. TT never entered into any
mans head that such an action as uhis
could be brought Justice Davis con-
p11rs
The evening world., 1905-11-11

II rr1Ctisod ten hours a day and my
~ io heart haA been In my work, You
SOC, ! have struggled against odds, for
my father, Instead Of being proud Of my
ambition, tried to keep me at home. !
uu the sole support ~ my family now,
but my father thinks of me only with
bitterness because | would not stay al
home and slave,
81 have sent my sister Eyellne 20 the
Royal Academy for a year. She Il
O fine harpi't. hut my father Is trying
to keep her from following In my foot
steps,
Yes, It is an uphill road to sue.
cess, and a girl with genius cannot rely
on that alone. There Is work, hard
work, and perseverance,
Little Miss Han was still talking and
her big brown eyes were all summation
as tho British companion ushered me
10 the door. was sure little Miss Hall
had many in'orcstlng things TO tell
about her wonderful career, but the
chaperon was glaring, and fed.
The evening world., 1905-11-11

price ne would not ne without the
medicine for his sister, Now the drug.
glsts in Las Vegas keep Father Johns
Medicine in stock for the benefit Of
the consumptive sufferers TO whom
Mr., Llndell has recommended IT, lie
says: Father Johns Medicine will
be the means OF health to thousands
as soon as II becomes really known
here. You owe 1t to humanity to
make this medicine known"
The evening world., 1905-11-11

year taking private lessons with Seycik.
and. OH thog were delightful Some
tines SevcIk became so Interested that
the lessons would last five and six
hours.
Il came out at Prague when I was
nineteen
Yes. and when she played tho Er0E'
concerto she was recalled twenty-five
lines broke in the Official cbHncIJn
"Oh, they know how 10 applaud, those
Bohemians.'
Then I went to Vienna and gave
concerts with the Phllharmoic and then
then ! wen. back To London, sail the
vi1,i,.st."
Miss Halls triumph In London Is a
matter ~ musical history.
Played for the Queen,
at was when I was commanded 10
play for Queen Alexandra that was
most happy said the English girl,
she is a dear woman and was 50 en-
~couragingl Everything was 80 Informal
The evening world., 1905-11-11
The Evening Worlds
New Record.
From To-Day's Wortd.)

VTrOW Io-Day 5 W0rdJ
Ia = yHE Evening World yesterday printed
its first twenty-two-page paper.
IE This l76-co,umn issue was the
largest regular edition ever pub
lished by a New York evening newspaper.
1t makes a new reccri, incidentally the pa
per carried lllA columns Of advertising, an
increase of 3lA columns over last year. No
other Friday evening newspaper approached
this showing in either growth or total.
The evening world., 1905-11-11

when | PLAYED for her, and she kept
me an hour and a half. She patted
me on the back and said lovely things
about my playing, Sne was patroncss
az my last concert In London.
"Of course said Mss Hall, II sup
pose y.u want to know what think Of
America. Wen, I must Say ! was de-
lighted with the reception g.ye0 me. for
! was more nervous than ever In my
life, / had heard - much about your
cold, critical ways Tho fact that You
Ike me IS the creates praise | want %
The official ~chaperOn vas becoming
greatly excited at the interested talk
Of her ward,
Yes, | have worked hard FOR sue
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11
Storb init fiinitlidcm Sein.

SIN Walbbdus9en BEL Wissbaoen,
SefensNaNau miro elm Gtord nit
eihem Stelabeirl sebalten, Ser troB feis
nes iusenoli6en Oilers Ihon Elm be-
tpestes 2eben binter ii9 bat.
Sn WieSbaoen Dor stpei sSdbren ses
boren uno bon Den eisenen, entarteten
gltern als iiberadblis aus Dem Heit
seporfen. brad fih oas btlfloIe &C.
i60pf Bel Dem unianfteu San elm 8ein.
0o9 Der Shaben beilte BALD, ieoen=
fans CAB Der @eritobene. ser i'm Malbz
bGus9en enlightenment tpuroe uno
Sommer5 uno Dinters bort lebt, an
9~eipanbtbsit ieinen it0r9liden gers
panoten ni9ts mad. Sin speiter 8eins
bruG, pen ii9 ods Sbier i'm lebten
Winter sslesentli6 elmer adttGsisen
Srrfabrt Siisoa, mar bDsartiser; er
bate Die Qmputdtion oes serbro6ensn
@lieoes CUR Solse, uno man ferttste
fir i'm Elm fiinftlides 9ein an. Yer
cine She'll bes beisefigten Bibles era
bringt ben 9etpeis oafir, AaB audi
bieie i6pieriee Operation Den patiena
ten niht Oauernb eei3dotgt bat. Gr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-11
ylnmengarten, npn Itneiieu
ac6an- (,

Gin. Iu1a5onenltroY IN 8rnliper.
Dem bird berrlidJe lirmdl0gegen6en
ranifen6e1 gemolt~m ,6liib, 5eigen
meite @e6iete gan5 h%eionocre Gigen,
beiten I'M Seben Der Fflan3en. ltnO
SDiermelt. Cine Ger merfmiirbig.
item Gridleinungen Der 9otanif l,no
Der 3ooingie lit Die 4nlage bon bdn.
gcnoen 0drten burd, Die Nineteen.
Eroielior lie, Der 9erlirer Beta.
infer, Dat lid, alf elmer &eiie in bos
Nnta5onnsgcbiet aud nit oielem
tntereiiurtCn Ebduomen e~ingehrnoer
brfaBt uno nennt 0ieie NnGogen
.9lllmellg1rten Der 9lmciien". onds
lpgen oen friiber bon Or. u. Wfo,er
beldriebenen .4il5g1rten". Die
grgebniiie ieiner Stlr0ien bot Erof.
lie mldngit u~er0fientliht, uno oieie
&erofientlifun9 bari ouf weitgeben-
oeS Sntereiie bel aQeil gtntlrfreln-
Den redlielt.
Wie Die ImeiIen - eS iinb belon-
6ers 5lpei @%ottlingen ~oeriel6en -
lire 8drtan anlegen, lit iebr irterei-
innt. Iie eriten Arlugen Ger Nfe-
tier bilbcn fprmloie Ynbduiunaeu
bon Groe alti 9Gllmen unh Strdll-
dern, elm 5ienIif) einfa6eS. niht
grobes 8ebGilbe, bas innen nit 5abl-
reiden aammern burGieet lit: Sn
oos pOrl1ufig 10 conitruirte NeIt
ifleppen Die Imeiien nm Somen
beItimmter Eilon5en uno truBeu, 10
balo oieie Samen Wnr3el gei6lagen
boben, INNER mebr Grbe bin3it. NIT
iuelder iie Die @ilr5eIn fnnitpoQ mt
ge6en. Sie Nilan6en erbalten Da-
Der groe genr,g uno alld) Die sllts-
ifeibeproOufte Der Imeiien ielbit
gcben ibnen reiflid) HGbritoft 10
onB lie lid iippig entmideln fonnen.
Wan1e Oieier 8flan5en treiben Damn
mieber Iuslduier, Die an poiieroen
Stelen @elegenbeit sur 9lnldge
neupr Imeiienneiter gebeit, uno 10
entltebt oft an EN- unb bemielben
Baum cine gdi15e Golonie iold]er
Nelter, 10 bob man in Dem Baum Elm
Tornoies ifnebenber 0Grten ooer
Ulumenampeln crblift.
lie 9teiter merocn sim Sbeil oidt
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Ioitfartcm BON SoSten.

Die 2iebba6sr bon Inii1tspoTtfarten
in Hublano Iino seg~enpdrtis eifris
auf Der Saeb ndf elmer &urioittGt, Die
fir lie, als RuTen, aQeroings einen
boppsltsn Mertb beIist. Nle 3eit prats
ti19, bat Die iapaniiGe S%eersspertpal@
tung beim Iusbruh bes &rieges tiinitz
lerii9 ausgeitdttete unb nit einem
Srauerrdnos perIebene poittarte ausz
ge6dnoist, auf Der - fir ale Sd1e -
ser 500 bes Sol0aten gemeloet miro.
SieIer mub Damn ole &arte nit Der
Mbreiie Der Yerion perieben, Ole er.
ipenn err in Ser S9la6t bleiben iorts,
bierbon unterri4tet gu pihen piini6t.
Die 3ameraSsn Der Gefalenen aber
fino ~angehalten, i6nen oieie &arteR, Die
jeber itets Bel Sif trdsen mub, aus Der
8rliittaide 81 nebnien uno CUR 8efOrz
beruns a~bsugcben. SelbitperitGnoli9
tpanoern Ois Garten, BON osnen inon
piele Saufsnoe ibre traurise geItims
mung erfiqt BADEN, fammt unb ions
oers na6 Sapdn Suriid uno peroen III
Den Samilien Der GetDbteten als tbeure
4nbenten betpubrt. Ginise bacon i6eis
men inoefen bod bon iolden 4oreNaz
ten. oeren sei9dftli9er Sinn a%usgebils
better ipar ols ibr Observation-Disclosures,
in Den Sanoel gebra6t tporoen 81 iein
unb Den Wes na4 Ct. petersburg sea
funoen 81 baben, no, tpie man bort.
Die fabelbufteiten preiIe ieBt fir fe
geboten tperoen.
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McrfiuiirSiae Siid|icmd)c.

lleter MaiTenIterben Der Mgoni,
elmer @eiBfii9fpeSialitdt bes 2ugarer
Sees i'm S6mei;er Ganton SeiIin i'm
oorioen SABRE, bat grpieHor 9suider
in 3iri9 einsn 9eri9t perOffentlidt.
9eB @erenbsn Der Sif9e pon5iebt it@
irie foIgt:
Die Slide ber!ieren Die Tdbigteit,
ii6 i'm @lei6eepidt 81 erbulten; lie
taumeln i%eitpdrts, bsrn05sn iid n
fGngli9 ipicber auf5uri0ter, absr MIR
fir einen Morsnt. 9ur9 I9neienbe
9etpegungen, bie immer teftiger uno
anItrengenber iper0en, ipeErt Iih Gsr
Slid ge9en Die G~ettenluge, babel iitcr>
59ldst er iiA elm, 3tpsis, orcinial, rubt
einen Qugenblit aus, ninrt feline
leste araft 5~ufammen unb 5ipir6elt,
fib babel gIei95eitig ibcrI4lageno in
elmer SpiraIe lumber, itrett Ti1 uno
psrenbet. Dom erItsn Gaumeln Bis
gum @erenben rergingen in Gen be-
obcdteten SGl1en riot eirnal arei
Minutsn. 9euiGer f9liebt sen ge>
rift folsenoermaBen: 3ret Shat
laden oiirfen als feFtgeiielt eeiten: /.
oab Die 3uIeitung Oss G9mubpaHsrs
2usuno ii9 eininal in Der guat
bon 2usano ielbTt auf gr0Beren
Strsden bemerfbar maft unb 2. baB
bas QbFerben Der gaoni nid)t Die
Sclge elmer bur9 Solibu5iCen perur>
Iabten Tarmentainoung III. Tie 3abl
Ser terenbeten uno iter6enoen. auf Der
SberflGde bes WaTers l4piumens
Den Qgpni, mar i'm Mai 1904 10 grob,
oaB ods 0ompfboot apii9en Steno
unb Gina iepeilen cine formlide
Strdbe our9 Die mahenbaft an Der
SberffG9e trsiben6en Igonilei9eu
babnie. Die Seu6e mgr mad Dem
mai 1904 srloI6en. Nnosre Slide
ais Qgpni puroen bon ibr niGt err
sriffen. Die Ssu6s purbe I1on in
Den Sa6ren 1889, 1892, 1894 un0
1902 bepba9tst. Die bon 1904 mar Die
arDRte.