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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23
sWELTERING HUMANITY.
An Unprecedented Wave Of Humidity
Suffering In Chicago.

An Unprecedented Wave Of Humidity
Suffering In Chicago.
CHICAGO. August 23.-Thousands of per-
sons again thronged the lake beaches
last night seeking relief from the heat of
the crowded city. Cooler weather Is pre-
dicted for today by the weather bureau, but
at am. the mercury was above 80. The
suffering in the tenement districts was In
tense. and the health authorities declare
that the inability of the poor people to pur-
chase ice and pure milk Is causing an
alarming increase in the death rate among
infants.
In the crowded ghetto districts, where
several families are often quartered In one
room. the conditions are almost unbearable.
Thousands passed the night in the open
streets and alleys. Porches and fire escapes
on the tenements were crowded by sleeping
women and children, and the roof provided
resting places for groups of sweltering hu-
manity. Many also spent the night In the
parks.
AS a result of the prolonged heat wave
there has been a marked increase in the
crime record. due, according to Chief or
Police Collins, to the enormous increase IN
drinking.
This city is evidently to have no relief
from the hot wave during the next twelve
hours. The mercury at o'clock in the
morning was S5. two degrees higher than
yesterday at the same hour. Two deaths
were reported before o'clock.
DETROIT, Mich, August 23-The intense
heat continued today, but a marked lessen
ing Of the humidity and an increase Of
breeze somewhat relieved the sweltertng
thousands. At noon the temperature was
49, One additional death from heat had
been reported at that time, making a total
of three, and about a dozen more prostra-
tions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23
RID SERVICE OF FINES
FRANK HITCHCOCK THINKS IT
WILL IMPROVE CONDITIONS.

Flning of employees as a means of en-
forcing discipline in the postal service.
syctem that has been in operation for
many years, Is to be abolished. First As
sistant Postmaster General Hitchcock.
who has immediate Jurisdiction over all
post Office employees, after a years close
observation of this means of discipline,
has reached the conclusion that it Is
detrimental rather than helpful. He pro-
poses to establish in it's place a uniform
system of efficiency records which will
be put into operation as soon as perfect
ed. To that end he has started Assistant
Superintendent John A. Holmes of his bu-
reau on a tour OF inspection Of the largest
post offices of the United States. DIR.
Holmes will confer with the postmasters
ard their assistants regarding the intro
duction of the proposed change.
The existing practice Of subjecting 25O,-
900 or more employees to the liability OF
being fined for misconduct or for making
errors in handling mail Is believed by Mr..
Hitchcock to be a type Of punishment
rightly termed humiliating and degrad-
ing and which should not be imposed on
men and women. AS there is no definite
cases of derelicition their imposition is
solely a matter Of discretion on the part
Of the administrative officers.
wide variation inevitably occurred In
different officers. The system frequently
led to resentment on the part Of those en-
ployes receiving the heavier fines.
Fines Are Discouraging.
In criticism of the system Mr.. Hitchcock
said that in the absence of an efficiency
record that enables the clerk to receive
full credit for the amount and character
of work done the plan of fning for errors
is likely to discourage rapid work because
of the increased liability of mistakes Un-
der Mr.. Hitchcock's new plan, which will
be used as a basis for all increases and
reductions in salary, employees will be given
to understand that when they become gen.
orally careless or inefficient a reduction in
salary will follow The periodical promo
tions that are made at the beginning of
each fiscal year will go only to employees
who merit advancement on their efficiency
records. The amount Of reduction in the
salary Of an inefficient or delinquent clerk
will not be lost to the department as In
case of fines. but will be utilized in the
promotion Of the most deserving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23
CEMETERY MEMS PLAN.
Would Stop Exorbitant Prices Of the
Undertakers.

DETROIT, Mich, August 2..-Fred X.
Green, superintendent of cemetery at
Cleveland. Ohio. today in paper read be-
fore the twentieth annual convention of
the Association Of the American Cemetery
Superintendents recommended that as a
means toward stopping the exorbitant
charges Of undertakers for burial serv-
ices cemeteries install undertaking business
in connection with the burying grounds.
Mr.. Green declared that many under
takers charge from three to five times too
much profit on funerals, and said that the
expense Of burials would be about one
fourth of what is now charged If the plan
Of having cemetery undertaking estab-
Mshment were carried out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23
PERsIA's NEW DEPARTURE.
Purported Copy Of the Proposed Con.
stitution Printed.

ST. PETERSBURG, August pa copy
of a Tartar paper, printed at Tifis, entitled
the Agemur has reached this city. It COIL
tains what purports to be copy of the
new Persian constitution. 1t consists OF
ten articles, by which, hereafter, the auto
crat OF Persia will be constitutional mon
arch and the legislative functions will be-
long to the people, among whom class diff
ferences are abolished. The laws will be
based on the Koran which must be trans
lated into Persian.
The legislative body, the house of Justice,
is to elect a commission to translate the
Koran and work out supplementary and ex-
planatory paragraphs by which the rights
of the people shall be defined and guaran-
teed by the law, including the enjoyment of
full liberty of speech. Those refusing to
submit to the new laws shall be punished
as traitors and enemies Of the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS.
The Ticket Named at State Conven-
ton Last Night.

LINCOLN, Neb., August 23.-In strenu-
Gus session Of five hours last night the re-
publican state convention nominated the
following ticket:
United States senator-Norris Brown.
Governor-George L. Sheldon.
Lieutenant governor-Melville r. Hope
well.
Railroad commissioners-Hudson J. VIM
nett, Robert Cowell, Andrew ]. Williams.
Secretary Of state-George C. Junkin.
Auditor-Edward M. Searle. jr.
State treasurer-Lawson ]. Bryan.
Attorney general--William T. Thompson.
superintendent of public instruction-Jas-
per l.. McBrian.
Commissioner of public lands and build
ings-Henry M. Eaton.
The convention adjourned at o'clock
this morning after adopting a platform de-
manding nomination by direct primaries
and declaring that the tariff should be re-
formed only by republicans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23
PRUssIAN SANITARY WORK.
Report Printed on Condition Of Baker
les and Abattoirs.

BERLIN. August 23.-The government
medical department has issued a report on
the sanitary condition Of the Prussian bak-
cries and slaughter houses to which the
newspapers are giving sensational promi-
nence, one Of them using the caption
America In Prussia" The report sets
forth that many of the butchering estab-
lishments were found In a very unclean
condition. Some of them were located In
dark cellars. where cleanliness was impos-
sible, and others had no facilities for the
employees to wash themselves
The government inspectors found partic-
ularly Objectionable conditions in the bak-
cries. In one town boys kneaded the
dough with their feet and one bakery was
occupied by cats and hens. In another
town q bakers oven served, ad interim,
as a goose pen. In many places bakeries
were found in close proximity to the In
sanitary appurtenances Of the house. One
baker admitted that his floor and watts were
scrubbed only once year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23
PORTO R1cANs FOR PLANTERS.
To Be Tried as Experiment on Sugar
Plantations

NEW ORLEANS, August 22.-One hun
dred Ports Ricans, to be tried as an ex-
pertinent on Louisiana sugar plantations,
landed today from the steamer Arcadia,
having shipped at San Juan. The expert
ment is being made under the auspices of
the Louisiana immigration League.
If 1t is a success, large numbers Of the
islanders will be brought here to supply
the annual labor scarcity on the planta-
tions. On the arrival of the Arcadia, the
laborerS were taken on board tug to
Avondale and from there will be distrib-
utsd along the route Of the Southern Pa
cif1c railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23
STRANDED SHIP MANcHuR1A.
May Be Saved II Good Weather Con
ditions Continue.

HONOLULU. August 22-The stranded
steamer Manchuria is lying easy tonight In
a very smooth sea. She unquestionably can
be saved>1f present weather conditions con-
tinue until preparations are completed for
pulling her off, Owing to favorable con-
ditions another effort to tow her into deep
water will probably be made tomorrow.
The revenue cutter Manning Is standing by
the steamer with lines on board, but is not
attempting to tow her.
In explanation Of the Manchuria's being
or her proper course when she reached the
island, abnormal currents are being much
discussed. otherwise no reason can be as
cribed.
Everything is now in readiness to begin
djsnharging the cargo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23
SHOT SIX TIMES BY BURGLARS.
Ohio Saloonkeeper's Desperate Fight
With Robbers,

GALLON, Ohio. August 23-After having
been shot six times by masked burglars, C.
8. Bittner, saloon keeper. staggered to the
telephone and notified the police late last
night, after which he tainted from loss Of
blood.
He Is In critical condition.
Bittner had desperate encounter with
the robbers and struck one OF them q ter
rife blow in the face with beer glass;
The robbers secured $3.50 and a gold
watch and escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23
Hotel Insurance Loss Adjusted.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 23.-The in
surance loss on the Palace Hotel building
has been adjusted at $1,3O2. .610. This is
more than the insurance companies will
have to pay. for the total insurance Of tho
building was only 81 ,265, GOO. 1t being a
total loss, therefore liability of tribe
over q million and a quarter will be dis
tributed among ninetyreight companies
involved in the loss. This is said to have
been the largest loss upon single risk
ever adjusted in this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23
THE GOTHAM ICE PROBE.
Judge Gave Important Evidence to
Grand jury.

NEW YORK, August 2L-Although the
foreman of the grand jury announced to-
day that the investigation to discover
whether there is a conspiracy to increase
the price of ice in this city was finished to-
day, Judge Rosalsky called the foreman
and one other member of the jury to the
bench today and gave them a great deal
Of evidence which had been given In civil
suits against the American Ice Company.
Judge Rosalsky said, pointing out some of
the evidence he had offered: There is evil
dence of of criminality'
Subsequently 1t was announced that the
ice investigation would be continued by the
grand jury. 1t was reported that Judge Ro-
salsky threatened to keep the jury in ses-
sion several weeks in order to obtain posi-
tive action on the ice question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23
HOKE SMITHS VOTE
FAR IN THE LEAD
Latest Results of the Primaries
In Georgia
FOR THE GOVERNORSHIP
Result is Practically Equivalent to
an Election.
CLOSE OF HARD-F0UGHT BATTLE
Returns for the Congressional Delega-
tion-only Two Contests, in First
and Third Districts.
LOSE OF HARD-FoUGHr BATTLE

ATLANTA, Ga, August 23-The latest
returns from yesterdays democratic pri-
maries throughout Georgia seem only to
strengthen Hoke Smiths hold on the gov
ernorship. After one Of the hardest-fought
battles in the political history of the state,
his victory at the primaries, the result Of
which is practically equivalent to election,
came by a majority unprecedented.
The figures today, which lack official con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23
CENTRAL AMERICAN REPUBLIC.
New Party Has Been Formed at San
Salvador.

SAN SALVADOR. August pa unionist
party has been organized here to work in
favor of the formation of Central Ameri-
can republic, to include all the Central
American republics as now constituted.
"A central committee has been elected to-
further the aims of the new party. A num-
ber of prominent Central Americans are
included in its membership.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23
Alleged Mob Leaders, Trial.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-. August 23-Argu-
ments in the case Of Doss Galbraith. the
alleged mob leader. charged with murder
in the second degree. began this morning
Tho case probably will be given to the jury
late today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23

HAVANA, August 23.-The man who yes
terday evening attempted to assassinate
Gen. Emilia Nunez. governor of Havana
province, as the latter was entering his
home, gives the name of Luis Morales and
says he is a resident of Havana. He does
not attempt to justify his act. He said hs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23

ness oinss. lItA Street and Psnnsylvsnis Avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-23

New York Once: Tribune Building.
ohissgs Once: Tribune Building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01
Der Ymtid) 81 ,Siminc5.

Wpnteren, Merifo, 80. Sept.
Sellte ipllroe nah Simine5 cine
iucitere Sriippcn 9lbtbeilllng gcfarot,
Inn Die 8arniion oes gennnnten Srtes
ST. perIt1rfen, moielbit befanntlif I'M
rllbcn nisgebrohen iinb. Ita6 elmer
gelterh peroiientIidten oiiijiellen
Mielolng iino oic Hubeitoruuget aui
300 in unireimiaiger anedtihuit ge-
bnItene 9lrbeiter 5uriid5uiiibren, mel
DIE cine Hepollltion iniceniren mol-
ten. IS bnt cinen 3ulammenItoB
nit ser 30 Wonn itarfen 9eiatnng
Don Goblila gegcbcn, nobel beioer-
icitS ein Mnnn getoOtet miroe. SIS
lie9t in Der Nbiid)t ser Hegierung,
cine acniigcnoe Srl,ppenmadt an bic
8rcn5c 81 merien, Inn Die llnrlbel
SIT unterOriiden. Soils nDtbig, miro
@cnerol Bernardo Hepes, @oliper.
ncur bon 9tuepo 2con, Die Srlippen
betcbligert, ood lit MAJ Der Inltdt,
Dab in 5nei Sagen Die Hrbe pieoer
bergeltcQt iein miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01
(Tortictmna upn Scr 1. Scitc.)

ser ,llnitco 6rnit So" uno tabren
a~auobnlid nod) @citinOlen. Ser
.gomiroI Compton" miro l%nnerbolb
einiacr Gage III Bolton sur @erfu'
aung itcbcn, Der uaOmirol Sdlep"
miro oolclbit am s. Oftober crluortet.
Ser ,Gcpcp" ipa III 5pei Sogen IN
philadelphia eintrcffen, unb Der
.Sorraglt" miro Oaiclbit iiir ben s.
Sftober ermortct.
9riqo0e.8 General !. 5. @irt, Gonts
monoont oeS Geportements Vtil'
iouri, wuroc brobtlid) a%ngeiplelen.
aus Nnlabo in nIler Gle lif nod
9sclpport Icm8 81 begcbert, nm Ole
Sruppcncinihiiiungcn SIT leIiell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01

foil, befinoet iidt ani Dem 2ouoe uno
eridicn nidt sur Seier oes Seriob.
i~litngsfeltes in Der Spnagoge, 2eo-
polo De Gotbihilo nabnl oils Sertrs
fer Der 6omilic an Dem @ottesoienit
S6eil. Gic 6cier perlicf obre 3pi-
lhenfoll.
Nrmenier BON Snrtaren
getootet.
gripan, Sransfulttoiicn, 80.
Sept. = Die bier neuentltanoencn
&oiienfdmpfe oebnen iid peiter aus.
Die Surtaren bnben in ibren Scmil-
bungen, Die armelier aus5lbtngcrr,
od)t nrmeniide 6ubrleute getootct,
melde in oaS Torf Soitoii 81 gclon'
gen periuhten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01
Sdiffbrnd nno 2ebcnsucrlnt anf
bent CRITICIZE.

Cleveland, 8, 80. Sept. -
Ter ifon sielnIih aIteG ampier vGitp
Of Concord" meld)er orei 2altfGbne
I'M Shlepptou bate, gitg wGbrcno
ser lebten 9tod)t ulnpeit Suron, 8,
III eiltem Stltrme i'm @rieiee unter.
0rei Mitglieoer Der aus 5luolf ger.
ionen beItebenocn Maunidait ertran.
fen, ndmlih Sei5er ,Sranf EeterS aus
Wusfegon ,Mih, @ddter S~obng8iier
aus Wilmallfee llno Oedarbeiter ToD
@ofciielb aus Sanilac, Wih. 1ie
iibrigen Neun r"ettetcn lid auf einem
9oote uno lanoeten Inn = llbr belite
iriib 81 Geoar Toint. Vas aus Den
2ultf1bnen purOe, lit nod nif)t be-
fultnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01
&ataltropbc ani Dem WidDiaan See,

Gbicago. 30. September.
Gas Der Safe Mid)isan Gar 5errp
60" geborigc gruBe 6Gbrboot 9tr. 2
fentcrte in Der %perangenen Had,t, ais
es Don Sii0-Gbicago ut Den Gbicn'
go'cr 5afen bugiirt wcroen lollte,
ctDu cine Meile Don Der SoIeneln'
fabrt. Orei Seeleittc %ertrunfen nno
800 Sonnen eiieners, ipeld]e ouf
Slafmaggons perlaoen mdrer, gin'
gen perloren. Gin ltilrmild]er Wlno
lpebte, ulto ais in Solge oes boben
Seeganges mebrere Der 8aggons los
1%eriiien mlroen, fipptc oas 6abr5eug
INN. Inter Den Grtrunfenen beiinoet
it'd Captain sSobn Sllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01

iibullgen Der grobcn 12-50Qigcn &d.
ltoncn I'M puroeren Sburm.
Nod Spiter Ban 5ur ii If
gefeDrt,
Oh it r . a y, N..D., 30. Sept.
= Er1iioent Hooieuclt fcbrte nm
1890 bcute Sormittog AMI Der Sod)t
nMapflomcr" bierber 5lriid, Wtors
gen iriib nm 8 llbr miro er nit ~icilcr
6nmilic nnd) @aibin9ton abreiler
un0 ieinen WobniiB wieOer I'M 8ei-
ben &alie nufidln8cn;
q cd Elm 2 dIo6ti6iff in
Iienit geitellt.
Ncm. Dorf, 80. September. -
GoS S6Iod)tidiif Connecticut"
piiroc am gcitrigcn Gage, genou
3pei Sabre mad icinem Stopcllauf,
i'm 9rpoflpner SdiiiSboubofc in ben
Gent Qcltellt. I'm If llbr @prmlt'
tags nobmcn 30 @loltjodcn mo Die
Sifi5icrc oeS SdiifcS nuf Dem God
MuiiteIlung, Die Worinctapelle lpielte
c5be Star Sponglcb Banner" Oos
Stcrnenbonner nllroe dllfge5ogen,
Die Solbotcn iolutirten uno Damn
oerlos CAPTAIN Hce0cr Den 9efebl
aus @oibington, Oenl5uiolge Captain
Smift gum Gommnnoeur 0es nelten
ShIodJti0iffeS crnonnt lit. Wtit elmer
fllr5en Aniprad)e Gopit1n Slpitt'S an
icinc llntergcbencrt cnbete Die Seller.
Sir ben oftiuen 3ienit sur Gee fam
Scr ncl,e Eon5crfoloB p~orldlliig feline
g%crlpen0irng iinoen. Die Iusriilhlng
lit nod nidt p%oaItdnoig nnO Der
0r0Btc 5beil Der 9ciotnng Der Son
necticllt" lit infolgc Der fritiiden 81
tllotion ollf Gubo ihon Dor etlid)en
Sagcn mad 2coguc-S Slolb mo an
oercn aiiItcnpunftcn ouigebrohcn.
@ d)mierigfcitcn I'M tclc-
0ropGii6cn Gerfebr.
Yropincctomn II, Woli, 30.
Sept. - @Gbrcnb Der Wonoper unb
Ghicbiibrngcn lpurOcn Dem Eroli'
oerten mittellt 0ompfborfoilen nltf
neutrality-suspicious. a%npelon9tc
orobtlid)c HegicrrngS = 9otihoitcn
iibcr0eben.
Ncmport, Ms, 80. Sept. =
SSn ser ornbtloicn INSTRUMENTATION
in Scr characterization murbc bcrihtet,
oub mGbreto bcS SormittogS ntcbs
rcre @otifoitcn ocn S6iifcn ocS
norootlontiidcn @cidupaoerS 3i1gc-
itellt morocn iporer, bob sic &riegs.
i6iife ie0od) SdJmicrigfciten bottcn,
Die Hiido1tluortcn ouf brobtlolcnl
Ncgc 81 b%cforocrll.
Wittbcilnn0en panif CIR
i ii d) tlinge.
Comma, SpnnicnL 80. Sept.
Ser iran5oiii6e 0ampfer ga
Gbompa9nc," iueld)er bon &npoilo
bier onfam, brodte mebrcte Sllnoert
iponiider Sliihtlin0e oi,S Cuba. Sic
crflGren, BOB bic 2ebensbcoinguns
gen orlf Der Snicl lr~ertrd9lid) iino,
Dob SonOcl uno @nnbcl gelGbmt lit
uno Oab picle ollbere Sponicr iif)
BlcidfouS onid)iden, in Die Seimotb
5lrild5ltfebrcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01
@ie %npramsaciaat.

Ganoi0aten Ser Independence 9cnglic
in Nem-Yorf ourb Die in Buffalo
nominirten oemofrntil6en Garl-
oioaten pom 1idet perorGngt.
NeD. Yorf t, 30. september. =
Die amnabme, bab Die Ganoioaten
fiir Die unteren gemter auf Dem
Staatstidct ibre ElGte nift longc be.
bauptcn piirben, cine Mnnabne, Slt
Der man gclangte, nabOem es ofien-
fitnoig aemorOcr, oab Wurpbp Die
ocnlofratiide Fartei - pber pielmebr
Den Sammanp@3 wcig an Scarf
ST. ueribahern gcpiat, lit geitern in
@rfiiaung gegangcll orci GanoiOnten
Der oSnocpenocnce 2cnaic" boben.
Ocn Gcrcinbnrltngen 5piidcn Scarf
unb Wllrpbp n~ad)fommcno, lire nHe-
iignation" eingereift, NIT anberen
@ortcn, man bat iic binaitsgeoriidt,
uno an lire StelIc murocl Die Nomcn
Der in Buffalo aligcitallten Genno.
froten geiett. Sir oie .Snoepen.
Ocnce 2eagiic" ergiebt lid borol,S Der
@crtbcil, oob sic Searit'id)cn InbGn-
ger 5pci Spalten aui Dem @abl5ettel
Silr Gcrfiigung baben, in pclhe ie
ibr &rer5fen MADDEN fonneu. cine
"unabb1ngigc" lno cine oemofrati.
ifc. Die Srage lit MN, oh Die Stim-
men gej1blt mcroen, fals Die gar ST
Gntbuiiaitii6en ibrareu5dcn in beioe
&ingc malcn iolten.
Die orei al,f Dem Scarit'iden Sifet
c~uigeitellten Ganoionten, Die rciignir-
ten, iinb gr.Senator Sobn 6orb, fir
@eneral . Impolt nominlrt CT. Iqlel
bon Buffalo, Gonoibat fir Staats-
Gontroleur, uno Sranf 8. 6etman,
GanSiont fir Giants . Sngcnieur.
Tie .Snoepenocnce league" bate
natiirlih nid)ts giligereS 5l tblln. ais
Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIT anbbano
au5inebmen unb ihleuniglt Die ett-
ipred)enoen oemofrutiiden Ganoibn-
ten an lire STEELE 81 iesen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01

ocn boben ioIlen, begt man 9efilrd]
tungen. 9as &utonen6oot oSsle DC
Sl5on" mar eines Der BON Iomirol
Tcmep in Munila in Den @runb ge'
bobrtcn iponiiden Sdiffc, OdS BON
Der Hcgierung ipdter geboben puroe,
Elm Sdiff BON 1880 Gonncn 9eplacc-
ment.
@obri6einli6 ii bcrtrie.
Sen.
Weri0ion, Wiii, 80. Sept. -
Nud elmer S9Gbung bon 9eanltcli
Scr vOtobilc & Obio-9abn" betr6gt
Die 3obl Der SoOten nabe Mobilt
u1tb Sort Wtorgan etlpa 70, 9llS
Dem %genannten Sort ioQ aud) nidt
ein SolOat enttonmen iein. alld
9ilori, Wiii., ioa 3crIt0rt moroen
icir.
Nus Wobile per @iienbobn bierber
gclangte WclOungcn bcltdtigcn Die
Seriion, oab GoOen Fila, unO gupou
go 9otre einfad ais pernid)tet ungc.
Ieben mcroen miiiicn. Inter Den
Iooten befinocn lid mebrere iebr be-
fonpte DISQUALIFICATION, bnrlnter Die
8ottin un0 oie iiingitc Sodter bon
Senator Wc9ioe Don 8olbingtons
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llno mar betlnot mcitcre 30 SoOte,
%borunter uicle Heger. Gie iiberleben.
Den Ncger iinO biilf- IMP mittellos
Dem Eonif prc~iSgcgc6cn.
Nus nit ~Itorfer SeripGtung bicr
m~gelangten idriftli6en Mittbeilun.
gen aus S%otticSburg criiebt man,
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bat. Wan glallbt, 0aB so Ero5ent
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ser betrefienOc Sdoocn mebr, ais
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STANDARDIZATION It's.
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Observation-Disclosures mur0e bon 81.
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Wfcer gcriiicil, Den 9cridtcn na6 lit
ober bic Hettung bon fiinf 2elltcn
%9elungen. Iie Yeomtcn uno ange.
iteatcn beiinOcn lid nit Iusnnbme
bon 5meien in Sihcrbcit. aQc
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