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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
CONTRACT SURGEON KILLED.
Cable Advices Of Fatality in the
Philippines

The military secretary today received a
cable message from Gen. Corbin, COM
manding the Philippine division, saying
that Contract Surgeon Joseph A. O'Neili
was killed at San Francisco de MaIahon
near Manila, last night in an attack by
ladrones, and that his body will be sent To
the United States on the army transport
sailing from Manila February H.
DIR. ONejll was a resident of New York
city and was appointed contract surgeon
August 3, 1900. His entire service has been
In the Philippine Islands. In the winter or
1903 he visited the United States on leave
of absence, and on his return to the Phil
ippines he was accompanied by his wife.
Gen. Corbin has also informed the mfli-
tary secretary that Private Henry Bee. jr.,
of the hospital corps was killed In action
December 16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
sHIvERING OUT WEST.
flerce Gale Blowing From Northwest
Railway Traffic Difficult

DES MONIES, Iowa, January 25. Des
Moines and Iowa are shivering today from
a fierce gale blowing from the northwest
and the temperature at IA degrees below
zero. The wind has blown light fall of
snow into the railroad cuts. making traffic
difncult. and all trains are from four to
twelve hours late
IL to IS Below in Wisconsin.
LACROSSE. Wis, January 25.-Reports
from different points in the state show Wis
consn is experiencing cold weather, the
temperature ranging from II to % below
zero.
Seventeen Below in Nebraska.
OMAHA. Neb.. January 25.-The weather
bureau today reported the minimum tenn
perature at IL degrees below zero. Last
night was the coldest of the year. Ice cut
ters have been driven from their work on
the river and lakes by the fierce winds and
compelled to abandon their work until the
weather moderates..
There is some snow in the eastern part of
the state which is drifting and impeding
travel to a considerable extent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
BELOW ZERO IN MISSOURI.
Coolest Weather of the Season Expert
enced-Temperatur Record

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. January 25-The cold
est weather of the season for ST Louis
and vicinity was experienced here today
and last night. the thermometer falling to
= degrees below zero. Reports from ad-
joining towns in Illinois and Missouri indi-
cate even colder weather. Much suffering
and many accidents resulted from the cold
and the slippery pavements.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, January 25-In-
tense cold weather continued today in cne
southwest. At Kansas City it was II de-
grees below zero, Springfield, 10. and Sc
dalia below zero. In Kansas the coolest
point was at Concordia with Is below,
while at Wichita 1t was 6, and at Dodge
City 2 degrees below zero. Oklahoma City
reports above zero, and Amarillo, Texas,
16 above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
HEAVY SNOWFALL IN DELAWARE
Business Generally Suspended in Viii
mington-Schools Closed.

WILMINGTON. Del, January 25.-The
heavy snow storm almost completely
blocked trolley traffic in this city The
snowfall was about ten inches a 10 o clock
today.
James McSorley of the Highlands, while
walking along the Delaware avenue trolley
tracks was struck by car and Instant
ly killed. 1t is thought he was blinded by
the snow.
Business was generally suspended on ac-
count of the storm, and the public schools
were closed. Trains on the Delaware rail-
road reached Wilmington from one TO two
hours late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
MRS. WYNNE BETTER.
Crisis in Her Case Seems to Have Been
Passed

Mrs. Wypne's condition today was report
ed to have improved. There was a reac-
ton for the better during the night and
early morning. and at noon the family was
assured that the crisis of yesterday had
been successfully passed and that, with
proper cautica. the patient would soon be
on the road to recovery. At the same time.
every care is being taken against a re-
lapse, and every known device of medical
science is being used. or held in readiness
fo- use, in the event of necessity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
SEVERE IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Winds Velocity Sixty Miles an Hour
Speed Trial Postponed.

BOSTON, January 25.-The snowstorm
which began in this city last night as
suned severe proportions before morning,
the snowfall being accompanied by high
northerIy gale and low temperature. The
thermometer registered nine above zero at
O'Clock this morning. Not over five inches
of snow was on the ground at that hour
but the wind had drifted it badly, particu-
larIy in the suburbs. BY the constant use
of plows, however, street car lines were
kept open. There was little delay on steam
railroads and little damage to telegraph
and telephone wires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
SERVED WITH SUMMONS.
Judge swayne Says He Will Appear
Before Senate.

Sergeant-at-arms Ransdell returned last
night from Wilmington, Del, where he
went to serve on Judge Swayne the sum-
mons of the Senate in the Impeachment
proceedings against that official He found
the judge at the residence of his son.
Judge Swayne expressed his readiness to
respond to the Senate's demand, and said
he would certainly be present Friday at the
hour designated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
infantry regiment Relieved.

The headquarters and 1st Battalion of
the 9th Infantry, which were sent to St
Louis to guard the government property
at the Louisiana purchase exposition after
the close of that exposition. have been re-
Iieved of that duty and ordered to return
to their station at Fort Mcpherson, Ca
The movement will begin next Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
sEvEREsT OF THE WINTER.
Heavy Snowfall in Maryland and
West VIRGINIA Counties.

BALTIMORE. Md, January 25.-Snow
has been falling steadily here since 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and the
weather is intensely cold the thermometer
marking 81 degrees above zero.
About seven inches OF snow has fallen
here. Dispatches from various counties
of Maryland and West Virginia report that
the snow storm has been the severest of
the winter.
So far there has been no serious Interrupt
ton to railway traffic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
Naval Moveznents.

The cruiser Baltimore has arrived at
Cavite and the collier Abarenda at Culebra.
The training ship Hartford left Pensa-
cola yesterday for Tortugas and the col
ler Nero has sailed from Montevideo for
Bahia on her way to Hampton Roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
Kaiser,s Second Son I'll.

& BERLIN, January 25.--Prince Eitel-
Friedrich. second son of Emperor William.
Is suffering from pneumonia A bulletin
issued by Mffftary Surgeons Wiedmann and
Wiemuth, gave his temperature at lOS
Fahrenheit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
Injunctions in Labor Troubles.

1njunctions in Labor TroubIes.
Representative jenkins OVis.) introduced
a bill today providing that in cases growing
out of labor disputes no Injunction or re-
straining order shall be issued except upon
due notice by the court to the opposite
party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
TREPOFF IN COMMAND
STATE OF SIEGE PRACTICALLY
EXISTS AT ST. PETERSBURG

ST. PETERSBURG, January 25 $3.50 p. m
Governor General Trepoff was in supreme
command of the city today. Although
state of siege has not been actually pro-
claimed it practically exists, the emperor
having conferred upon him governor gen.
eral almost absolute power, authorizing him
to use the military. gendarmerie and every
other agency OF the government to pre-
serve order, placing under his control the
government works and schools and even
empowering him TO exile persons who are
inimcal to peace. During the night hun
dreds of arrests were made. The only de-
cision of the government thus far is to pre-
serve order at all costs.
Living Over a Volcano
THE government is living over a volcano
and can do nothing else said a high off,
cial this morning. Every other considera-
tion must give way to the question of pub
lie order"
Private advices from all the big cities
and towns of Russia indicate that there is
excitement everywhere. The red flag dem-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
IN THE NORTHWEST.
Mercury Drops Nearly Out of Sight at
Some Points.

ST. PAUL, MINI, January %. = There
was no change in temperature today from
that of yesterday, except that the high
wind had gone down. The mercury regis
tered l6 degrees below zero. Winnipeg and
Minnedosa, in Manitoba, reported 32 de-
grees below zero. At DEVILS Lake N: D.
1t was 28 below; at Moosehead. Minn., 26
below, and at Huron, S. D.. 36 below.
Severe at Head of the Lakes.
SUPERIOR. Wis. January 25.-For for
ty-eight hours cold wave has held sway
at the head of the lakes. the mercury today
touching II below zero at the Duluth
weather bureau. while IA below was re-
corded in this city.
twenty-five Below at Sioux City, Iowa.
SIOUX CITY. Iowa, January To-day Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
Lack Of Money and Food.

The lack of money and food is already
operating against a continuance of the
strike. Weeping women are returning to
the cigarette factories, pleading to be al
lowed to resume work, but the managers
are afraid to reopen in consequence of the
threats of the strikers to sack their estab-
nshments.
An official note this morning announces
that Emperor Nicholas has expressed his
thanks to Gen. Trepoff, the new governor
general Of ST. Petersburg. for his distin-
gushed and jealous services as chief of
police Of Moscow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25

"A store that advertises
secures the means with
which to buy latest styles
and best goods. Thus
merit and advertising are
twin sisters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
Worst Storm of Winter at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, January 25-One of
the worst storms of the winter prevailed in
TINS city and throughout northern Ohio to-
day. Snow has fallen heavily at frequent
intervals for more than twenty-four hours
DrVen by gale from the north with We
ioc1ty of forty-seven miles an hour the
snow has drifted badly
AS result railway traffic was impeded to
a more or less extent today. Trains from
the east arrived generally about two hours
late. An unusual feature of the present
cold wave was shown today when. accord
ing to the weather bureau reports. the tenn
Eerature here stood at II above, while in the
extreme southern portion of the state the
mercury registered zero
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
SITUATION AT MOSCOW.
Air of Suppressed Excitement Prevails
Eyervwhere-Stores Closed.

MOSCOW, January pa correspondent
of the Associated Press who arrived here
today from ST. Petersburg found no signs
of troops at the depot or in the surrounding
streets The street cars are moving, but
many of the stores are closed and there is
scarcely any of the freight traffic which
ordinarily fills the streets. AT all corners
were posted bulletins signed by Police Chief
Volkoff warning the people against the pos
sibility of disturbances and forbidding them
to assemble in groups.
Alongside these notices was posted a
London telegram saying that the disturb
ances at the Russian dock yards and ar
senals were due to Anglo-Japanese instiga-
ton both Great Britain and Japan spend
ing vast sums to prevent the Russian Sec
ond Pacific squadron from reaching the far
east and adding that all Russians who
strike are therefore In connivance with
aDe -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
Troops to Prevent Meetings.

the city, but it is reported they are form
ing a Gordon on the outskirts to prevent
the strikers who are holding a meeting
in the factory districts outside from
coming in
The correspondent, who has just driven
up the Tverskaia thoroughfare, found it
almost empty and the blinds down at the
governor generals palace. Grand Duke
Sergius, the former governor general is
said to have taken refuge in the palace
of the Kremlin.
An air of suppressed excitement pre-
walls everywhere. The town is full of
rumors. among which is one to the effect
that the strikers intend marching to the
Neskoutchny palace, outside of Moscow,
where Grand Duke Sergius formerly re-
sided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
Seventeen Below i'm Nebra,
20 DEGREES FALL AT CHICAGO
Train Service From All Points Affected
Prospects Tonight.

CHICAGO, January 25-A hard snow
storm. accompanied by stiff wind, pre-
vailed here today for short time. To-
night fall of 20 degrees in temperature is
predicted. 9 degrees below zero being
looked for. Trains due to arrive are re-
ported from thirty minutes to five hours
lafo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
GORKY ARRESTED.
Noted Reform Party Leader Appre-
hended at Riga.

ST. PETERSBURG, January %, 4:45 pm.
The Associated Press has been privately
advised that Maxim Gorky, the author and
reform party leader. has been arrested at
Riga, whittier he had been summoned by
the illness of mis- wife.
Workmen Threatened With Deportation
A notice posted today at all the
works, giving the strikers twenty-four
hours to resume their employment and in
timating that those who did not comply
would be deported to villages.
Tack of Money! and Food
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
NO DISORDER AT MOSCOW.
Troops and Police Patrol the Industrial
District.

MOSCOW, January 25.-Noon.-The IN
dustrlal district, on the other Side OF the
Moskva river, was patrolled by troops ana
police all night long and paraded by bodles
of workmen but no encounters occurred
The barristers at meeting today decided
not to appear in court for the present.
Owing to the disturbed conditions the
celebration today of the 150th anniversary
Of the foundation of the university here,
the first to be established in Russia, was
confined to a religious service in the uni
verSity chanel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25

the coolest day of the winter, the ther-
mometer registering 20 below zero.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25
Strike at Saratof.

| SARATOF, Russia, January 25.-The men
| in the railroad shops and other establish
| ments here have gone out on strike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-25

The District bill was reported out of COM
mittee of the whole and passed. The House
then took up the army appropriation bill.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
arphemoe Seihem in China.

Die @nSeiden mebren fif, baB biz
frembenfeinoll9e 8epesung in China
Der 3entralrssierung in petins iiber
fur5 Obsr lang sefGbrli9 tperben biirf=
te. aud; Die betbeilieten MG6te buben
ale 8eranlafuns, Die Iueen pffen au
balten, um ii6 ni6t pieber bur6 ben
Sang Der reignife iiberraI1en gu lats
fen. Na9 elmer Welouna aug Sienis
lin eetpinnt bic gegen bic Spnaitie ae=
rihtete 8epegung in ben propin5en
S11ili, N%orbbunan unb S9antung
bebentli9 an Musbebnung. Die &ez
pDlferung perpeieert bic alien &riegs=
taren unb neuen Mrm siteuern. Die
Giferiu9t spif6en Der NIT grpben
Yripilegien a~usgefdtteten io%genannter
Spfarmee unb ben ii9 perna9lGfiIst
fiihlenben nnberen &prps giebt gu be-
itGnbigen 2eibungen Mnlab. @benTp
beItdtigt cine Yetinger Melbuns bic in
einiasn iiibli6en YroDinaen berri6enbe
antibpnaftif6e unb Observation-Disclosures
8epeaung, pel9e bon Der aus UNCUT
friebenen alien Solbaten eebilbeten
@sfsni9aft aplaobui geleitet pirb;
Der Mufitanb in 8pansii lit bon bieier
angefiftet; fie erbdlt au6 aus pris>
iterfreiIen Inbang, neil iiingif cine
sr0Bere In5abl Sempelsiiter fir
Staats3pede befhlagnabmt fpurben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Subeufret@.

Gus Regensburg pirb sef9rie6eq:
@eseu bosipiuigsr 9ei6dbigung bsA
~beri6mten fteinernen S6fen. zines ai!S
ten Wabr5ei6sns u~nIerer Stabt, batte
fi9 Der 9dnblrngseebtlfe @eors &iitl
Dor Der Straffammer gu perautlpor.e...
Sn elmer No6t poren benz S9ien non
8ubenbGnben Die beioen 9Orner gss
naltiam ubgei6lagen unb entpenbst
porben. 0lit 9iIfe elmer auf bic CTR
mittelung bss un6etannten Sreplers
ouseeiebten boben 8elObnuns selaus
e, als Sbdter Den genannten 9anbz
lu%neseebulfen unb einen ieiner Sreuns
be. Names Wagner. 81 ermitteln unb
feifaunebmen. Wogner bat ii9 in5fpiz
i9en nod benz Quslanbe geflii9tet unb
fonnte nober nod ni9t our 8erantnor=
tuns eeSosen iperoen. Der Qnsetlagte
Wittl mar porbem Miiglieb Der ,Mr-
mimic" in Niirnberg. elmer aus jugenb,
li6en @efperbs= unb 9anbluneseebiilz
fen beitsbenben, ftuoentif9e 9ebrdu6e
no6Gffenben @erbinbune. gr bat, tpie
er gsitanb. nuh elmer 8ereinsfneipsrei
ben Etcinernen Odfen beitieeen unb ibm
Elm 9prn ubssidlugen, pdhrenb @asz
ner bas anbere abiding. 8eioe 9Orz
ner purben ipGter in Der Wobnung
Witrls gefunben unb uuf feline Soften
pisber aneebra6t. Ser Staatsanpolt
beuntragts IA Sage @efdnsnib. Ser
f@eri9tsbpf lieb inoefen Milbe fpalten
nit Hiidii6t auf Die bisberige nnbez
fdoltenbeit. ben seleifteten S9abens
erfab. ben trunfenen 3uftunb bes Inz
seflagten BEL Iusfiibrung Der Sbat
uno oa offenbar mebr elm uniiberlester
Sus,nbftrei9 als Elm RO6beitsaft porz
Iieee. Sas llrt6eil lautete bemgemdB
MIR onf 300 Mdrf @elbitrafe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Die 2tmsf@reitaa8em eines odni;
fd1en Yaria mentarierS,

bes Soltstingsabssorbneten 8jerre, i'm
&ieler !6afen an 8orb bes Yoitoam=
piers SreDa iinb jeBt bur9 geri9tlides
grfsnntnib in polem .llmfang beitGtist
nprben. Die peinli9en 8orgdnge, Die
in Seutf9lanb unb SGnemarf piel be-
ipro9en purpen. baben ii9 na9 bGni=
i6en Mittbeilungen in folgenber Beiie
abseipielt: 8jerre CAB &ieler 9erren
unb Oamen an 8orb Der Sreba Elm
@bi9iebsfeit; er unb feline 9eieIi3aft
ldrmten mitten in Der Ha9t, baB IS
bur9 bas sanSe S9iff i6aate. Be
fonbers Der 8aitgeber mar in iebr gez
bobener Stimmung; er f9Iug nit ietz
mem Stod aufs Sreppengeldnper unb
auf Mabagonitil6e. naB ii6 tiefe
Spursn 5sigten. Den 8apitdn 8rodz
meper nannte er einen Strabenilngen,
bic Manniduft unreife Burden, ben
Steiparb einen @denfteber. Wieoerbolt
erfldrte er, bab er als Solfetingsabses
orbneter f6on Ddfir forgen peroe, Dab
Die sdnse 8efabun9 Der Srepa = oas
@9iff lit Gissnt6um Der bGnii6sn
poit = perabi9iebet niirbe. @inen
Heiieliitenbalter aertriimmerte er bur9
Werfen gesen einen Slid; Die nit benz
5amburser 3ug in 8iel eintreffenben
neuen Sabrgdfte belditigte er, als tie IN
8orb einsen. 8jerre beftritt einige
8prgGnge, beren &i9tigfeit ieoo9
aabrgGite unb 8efabung Der 5repa
eibli9 beitdtigten. Sus 8erbalten Deg
&apitGns, ben 8ierre febr belaitete,
Ssists fi9 als pDlig ei%ntpanbfrei; Bee
re6tiet fei bic Weifuns 8rodmepers
eepeieno bem 4bseorbneten feline tpeiz
tern @piritupien 81 perabreifen. Sas
@eri9t in .&oriOr perurtbeilte ben
Barlamentarier gu $40 &ronen 9elos
bulge unb CUR Srasung Der Soften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
SsraeIitem II, Vremkem.

Tu9 ben lsBtea aintliden Teitit.l.
luneen tpobnten i'm preubti9en Staute
inS9eiummt 392,322 Suoen ober LA
b. s. Der GeIammtbepobnerI9aft.
9iefes @erbdltnib lit in ben lebten 20
Sdbren ftetig auriidgeedngen, benn es
purpen 1880: 1873, 1885: 1,29, 1890:
1.24 unb 1895: 1,19 b. 8. Suben i'm
Staate ermittelt. Mel6en @ntbeil bic
iibiI9e 8ebDlferung an Der @eIamrtz
einnpbneriGaft Der % preubifhen
@rpbitGbte, b. E. alio ~berienigen ftdbti=
i6en 9emeinpeien bat, Die i'm preltz
bU9en Siuute BEL Der @olfssdblung
bonn 1. DECEMBER 1900, mebr als 1907
900 @inpobner sdblten, ereiebt fol-
eenbe 3ufammsnitelluna Der rMa9b.
3tg.": @uf lie 1000 @inppbner famen
in biefen % StGoten an Su6en in:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
9(,tS Der @ei6i@te 3ibetS.

Sberft Solbi9, Der friiber @oriteber
bes englii9en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ments in Snbien mar, belt fiirali4 in
Qonbon einsn interefanten 8ortrag
iiber Sibet. Gr erfldrte. baB bieIes
2anb, pbtppbl es fi9 bon Dem @erfebr
nit Der Mubentpelt itets ab3uf9lieben
bemiibt mar, cine interefante 9ei6iGte
oufpeiIe. Gs beiiBt cine 8Onisslinic,
beren Sitter peit iiber unfere 3eitre9=
nuna binausrsidt. Die tibstanii6en
Serri6er bebnten i6re Ma6t einmdl
Bis na9 8engalen aus. 'uno elmer por
ibnen fiel als @roberer in CHINA elm
unp afpang ben &aiier, inn cine 6ine=
fiGe prin5eifiu CUR Srau 81 seben.
Dieie YrinSeiiin ipar es, Die i'm Sabre
1910 in Sibet ben 8ubbbismus ein=
fiibrte; pGbrenb ibrer Mitberrf4aft
iiber bas 2anb purbs 2aRa gebaut.
Scm @nfanse bes 18. Sabrbunbsrts
Durbe cine Arifilide Miifion IN Sibsf
einqeridtet, Die Bis gum Sabre 1745
nit arpBer Musii9t auf @rfolg uno
eben5p grobem @ifer tbdtia near. Die
2apusiner iparen bic @riinoer bieier
WiI5ion, bic in Der fpdteren 3eit bur9
bic SeIuitsn fart unteritiibt lpurhe.
gu Der bamaligen 3eit befpe9ten fi6 Die
GuropGer frsi i'm 2anbe. sic rpuroen
iiberan eebulbet unb gut bebanbelt.
aeine 8eIfreibung oes 2anbes, 10 srs
fIGrte Der Sberft. lei 10 treffeno uno 10
uonitdnbis pie Die, bic iene Mtiionare
seliefert bGtten. Muf Die politii9e Be=
Seutuns Sibsts iibersebenb. perli9erts
Der englif6e Offiaier. baB biefes 2ano
einen natiirliden unb ppraiigli4en
gufferitaat fir Norbinbien gebilbs'
babe, bab aber cine bauernoe geieBnna
Der Manbfdurei burh Die Ruher
pabrfdeinlia audi cine 8slesung oea
norb0Hliden Sbsiles bon Sibet aul
Golse baben peroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-11
Guba.


8 apana, 10. San. Dor Der
ameritanii6en @efelf9aft fir Dffsnt-
lide @eiunobeitspfsss belt Or. SnOo=
sraB. Der fidotii9e 8atterioloae bon
ct. Souls, eine1 8Ortrag hber oas
oortise Spffem, oas Waher gu reini-
gen. @r b%ebauptets, oas ieBige Ss-
fem Der dsmif3en &sinisuns fei 70
bsfrisoiseno, bub man in ST. Souls
wabrideinlid ME CUR 9emiiden &ei-
nisune ii9 sntidlieBen peroe. Sic
meiiten In%wsienoeu f4lofen fd ben
Nnfiatsn Or. SnoosraB' ni9t on.
O ome3 tein 6 Gambia.
0abana, 10. San. General
Marimo 8Ome3 6at einen Brief ber=
6fentli6t, in benz er fid bagegen pers
tpabrt, baB er als @anoibat fir bas
Mmt bes prd1oenten genannt tuerbe.
General @omes lit otter als m69li=
der @anoibat aenannt poroen. beion.
osrs in Nnbstra6t ieiner ausaeipro4e=
men Mni9t, baB Die @eteransn Der
&sbolutiOn semdB ben 2ifen in Boil
ausbssablt peroen ioIten, ftatt einen
@ompromib 3u fdlieBen. ME es bic
Observation-Disclosures bsriu9te.
Stalien.
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tuiro.
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ben preub;ifen GrobitdDten 1T allo
na9 pie Dor bic Stabt Srantf urt a.
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gbarlottsnburs berbdltniBmdibig meb:
Suben po6nen als in Berlin.