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The Washington times., 1906-08-22
NAVY DEPARTMENT
CLERICAL CHANGES

The following clerical changes in
the Navy Department We're announced
this afternoon
Appolntments-Bu Bureau OF Navigation.
Andrew d. Washington. copyis,. at S725
per annum. Bureau OF Yards and Docks.
Edwin II King, second class copyist,
structural steel work craftsman. at s304
per diem. Secretary's Office, J. F. Nc
Elroy, messenger boy, at $40 per anuum-
Promotions - Bureau Of Yards and
Docks. George p Wood. from drafts
man in charge. az $500 per diem. TO
craftsman "a charge, at S6.4S per diem
r J. Collins. from third class copyist,
structural steel work craftsman, at $3.50
per diem. TO second class copyist, struc-
tural steel work craftsman, at $3.O4 PEI
diem.
signations-Bureau OF Supplies and
Accounts. A. VI. RunnelIs. clerk. at s.. .e15
per annum. J. A. Ferran clerk, at sl.l0O
per annum. Bureau Of Construction and
ReUair, II. ". Thayer. fourth class shin
craftsman, at $500 Der diem. HYDRO
graphic Office, Frederick Hines. plate
printer, at $50 per anuum. Secretarv's
ofttce. Bruce Cleveland. messenger boy,
al sf20 per annum.
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
BRAVE KNIGHTS
IN TOURNAMENT
Held at Benning by Wind
thorSt Club, of St.
Mary'S Parish.

Drawn by the attraction of an old
time tournament, in which brave
knights entered the lists to bid for the
favor of their fair ladies. followed by
a barbecue and then a ball, a large
crowd gathered at Benning racetracE
Yesterday afternoon 20 enjoy the enter
taInment given under the auspices of the
WindthOrst Club. Of ST. Mary's parish,
the proceeds of which will go 10 the
new parish school. at Fifth and Wash
ington streets northwest.
The first event scheduled was the
tournament, in which twenty riders en-
tered the lists TO compete for the first
prize of so IN gold. The hOrseman-
land. carried off first hOnOrs. and he
crowned Miss Wilkins, OF Baltimore. as
Queen of Love and Beauty. II. +.
Keller. Knight of SkidOO, took second
prize. set of harness, and ne chose
Miss Pauline Johnson as lrst maid or
honor. Third, fourth, fifth and sixth
prizes went respectively, TO William J..
Heron. Knight OF Washington; Alton
ence BeaN, Knight of Baltimore. and
j. 5. BlandfOrd. Knight of the District
of Columbia.
The charpe to the knights was de-
livered by &. c. Carlin, Of Alexandria,
while James Rogers, of Hyattsville,
made tho coronation address. Follow
ing the tournament the queen, knights,
and attendants, numbering about .. 500,
gathered at the barbecue This feature
under the direction or Anton a. Auth,
whose retatneTs slaughtered and roast
ed three fine hOme-fed steers was
voted a complete success.
After much feasting and merriment
an elaborate coronation was held. and
then the queen opened the grand ball
20 the dancers, who ended the days
festivities at midnight.
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John r. Hendley and Rosalie Bagot
James ". Bradford and Katherine Lee
DAILY, both of Laigh. Va.
James r Bibb and Lillian H Allen,
both of Gordonville. Va.
John Adams. jr.. and Mary G. Auguste.
Alexander L. Marten, Hiilsboro Va,
and Grace T. Watkins. Ivy Bridge. Va.
William Gregory and Maggie Lewis
George W. Arended and Anna V. Sofer.
Joseph Milstead. Forest Glen. Nd. and
Edna Beall. Burnt Mills, Md.
Alvah Weld and Blanche Freace. both
OF Baltimore.
W A. Ford and Hawsie D. Williams,
both of Richmond, Va.
Napoleon I. Wyehe and Eliza A.
Weaver.
Albert Countries and Beatrice Thomas.
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
RECOVER BODY
OF YOUNG MASON
While Wading in the POto-
mac He Ventured Out Too
Far and Drowned.

The body Of Paul Mason, the hfteen
1905 Riggs street northwest. who was
drowned while bathing In the Potomac
on the Virginia side, near the AQueducC
bridge. shout $3.50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, was recovered about twI
hours later by Moses Flaherty and
George Pimey, and sent 10 the morgue.
Coroner hewitt This morning issued
certificate of death from accidental
drowning.
r. ". Charlton. e. H. Mann. William
Never, and young Mason started for the
bridge shortly before noon yesterday
and went bathing Mason could not
swim and was cautioned 20 keep near
the shore.
Never and Charlton decided 10 swim
% the District shore. Mann followed iI,
the boat. bat before leaving they told
Mason not 20 venture out far. Whei.
about thirty yards from the shore, lheE
heard some one calling and turning
swan back 10 the Virginia shore, bu.
Mason was out of sight. A Colorna
man, who came running down, said tn7t
he had seen haud disappear below
the surface
All three of the men say that they
heard no Ourcry that would indicate
posed that he waded ont beyond hiH
depth and drowned before he could
make an OutCry.
Arrangements for the funeral are be.
ing made today.
house tomorrow at noon. The remains
viii be taken to Louisa, Va, Tor inter
mpnt.
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
CAP TAIN N'KEE
STILL SUFFERS
Eyes Almost Closed AS Re-
suit Of Injuries Sustained
in Auto Crash.

Capt. Thomas H. Mckee. Of 1870
Twenty-frst street. is SIN confined 10
his home as the result OF an automo-
bile accident last Saturday afternoon.
Captain Mckee was badly injured about
The head and is sui suffering consid-
erably from the effects Of the fail His
eyes are almost closed as the result
Of the cuts and bruises he sustained.
II is expected he viii be able 10 leave
his home within the next week. Two
Of his grandsOns, Mckee and Donald
Greenstreet. were also injured The
former received only a few scratches.
but the latter had the big toe on his
right foot crushed
The accident occurred at Sixteenth
and V streets northwest Captain Nc
kee had taken his tWJ graudsOns out
for a spin and was holding them In his
lap while the chauffeur drove the car.
The machine ran into an obstruction
al Sixteenth and Y streets and upset,
throwing the occupants 20 the ground.
Captain Mckee was formerly jour
nal clerk Of the House or Representa-
tfves. and has been connected with the
Capitol for more than twenty years.
lie is secretary Of the Industrial Trans
port Company.
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
LOST HIS TICKET,
POLICE FOUND It
Stranger Had Misplaced the
Coupon and Appealed
to Central Station.

4 man. who said he was a stranger
I'm town. walked into Police Headquar-
ters late Yesterday afternoon, and In
formed Sam BURROWS. In charge Of the
front room at the Central Ohice that
he had lost a railroad ticket.
The man had been drinking as was
evidenced by the odor OF liquor about
his person He was not quite sure wheth-
az he had lost the ticket or whether II
had been stolen.
Where did you see it last?" inquired
sam.
81 didn't see it, put IL IN my pocket, d"
replied the stranger, fumbIing in his
coat
sure YOU put it in your pocket?" he
was asked
Hadn't 1 ought TO be certain: I put
10 there"
Then sam pondcred over the situa-
JioH a minute He put his hand In the
mans breast pocket, and produced q
strip Of paper
What's thIs2' he inquired
That's the ticket all right" replied
The man. Don't See now iJ ever cot
way mp there. Beg pardon sir" And
then he bowed himself out
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
Russia Wants
Witte Back at
Helm of State
St. Petersburg RumOr
Says Gar Has Recalled
EXiled Statesman.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 22.-Ap-
parentIy weIl-authenticated reports
are to the amazing effect that Witte
has been summoned 10 return to
Russia and take Stolypin's place as
premier, and that NJ. Kuropatkin,
who has been in disgrace since the
defeat OF the Russian army by the
Japanese at Mukden, IS 10 be made
secretary OF war, with instructions
TO remodel the entire military estab-
Iishment, and if possible to weed
out the disaffected elements.
Neither OF these reports has official
sanction get. but they are believed in
high quarters. Stolypin has failed in
his effort 10 restore order and to pla-
cate the peasants, while the entire
army again is in a state bordering on
chaos. It may be possible for Witte
and Kur0patkin to do better. but few
believe Il.
There has been little If any improve
mcnt in the situation throughout the
country Political assassinations are
being committed with hOrrifying fire.
qucncy, the Industrial centers are
seething with discomfort and rebellion.
while the peasants are in a state Of
practical anarchy all over the country
There are no spectacular meetings Ike
those al Sveaborg AMI KrOnstadt 10 ex-
lstence now. but there may be outbreaks
among the sailors and troops anywhere
az any time.
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
Pahst Beer
For Temperance
Indiana State Board of Health Ana
lyzes All Beers.
Published Report Shows Pabst Blue
Ribbon Absolutely Pure and
Small Percentage OF Alcohol.

The State Board of Health of Indiana
has recently concluded an analysis or
an the beers sold in the state The sam
ples from which the analysts was L''he 9
were purchased i'm the open market a1d
we believe our readers VIII be interest
ed In knowing the result the present
agitation for pure food making II mat
ter of great importance 10 each house
holder 10 know absolutely that the beer
used i'm the home is pure and clean ana
Is a temperance drink.
The finding OF the Indiana State Board
of Health is "a strong endorsement OF the
Pabst method OF brewing and the 81
peTiOT excellence of the Pabst beer IS
a healthful temperate food drink
Those who drink Pabst Beer know that
IL is the drink for the home. II never
produces any bad effect-in fact is an aid
to digestion It IS high in It's percentage
of food value very refreshing and low
in its percentage of alcohol
The following excerpt and figures on
the best known brands analyZed by the
Indiana state Board of Health are TAX
an from the Butchers and Packers Ga
zette OF St. Louis. Saturday, June %,
1906:
''The State Board Of Health of Indi-
ana have had the various brands OF bot
tied beer offered for sale in that State
analyzed. with the result that little adul-
teration was found in either the dOmes-
tic or foreign beers. Several samples
contained sulphurous acid or sulphites.
but none DeuZOlC or SallCElc acid. and
only one sample. Weiss beer, contained
saccharlne The following is a list Of
the brands OF bottle beer anaIyZed and
the percentage Of alcohol contained in
each.
''Pabst Blue Ribbon, Pabst Brewing
Co., Milwaukee. 3.51: Budweiser. An
heuser-B Busch Co, st. LOuis, 427; Schlitz.
Milwaukee. 3.72; High Life, Fred Miller
Brewing Co. Milwaukee 41S: Lemp's
Extra Pale. VIM. J. Lemp Brewing Co.
st. Louis, 400; unlabeled, Terre Haute
Brewing Co, Terre Haute Ind. 4O3: Sc
dererbTau NuTnbeTg. J. MetZger Co. IN
dianapols. 400; Progress Brand, Dus-
seldorfer, Indianapolis Brewing Co, 4l5;
T. r., Capital city Brewing Co. India
napolis AIS: Pilsner, Jung Brewing Co,
Cincinnati, 421; Dusseldorfer. Indiana
polls Brewing Co 421: unlabeled. Home
Brewing Co, Indianapolis. 427; Bohe-
milan. Terre Haute Brewing Co, 430;
Indiana's Pride. George A. Bohrer Brew
ing Co, Lafayette, Ind, 495
Foreign Beers and Ales-Wurtzber-
ger beer, +. Hollende & Co. New York.
463; Bass & Co. s Pale Ale, Read Bro
theirs. London, Gas; Guinness Extra
Stout. F. & J. Burke. Dublin. Ireland.
6.54; McEvans Sparkling Ale, McEvans.
Edinburgh, Scotland, 6-SS."
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
Your Tongue IS CoatedI
Watch for Symptomsl

TT OOK In your pooket-nirrori
Or inside the lid Of your watch
LIZ Fur coat on your tongus7 Bad
business.
What you been Eating?
What were you drlnhng2
What kind Of Lazy Chair did you take
exercise in7
Now don't think it doesn't mattsrl
Because, it's your Bowels that talk now,
every time you open your Mouth.
That doesn't help your Popularity, nor
your Earning capacity.
Besides, = person with bad Bowels is in
bad way.
CO and take 4 Ten Mile Walk. for
Exercisel
Haven't time? Too Lazy?
Well. there is another Way.
Take Artificial Exercise for your Bowels.
That's-CASCARETS.
They rouse the Bowel Muscles, just as
3 Cold Bath freshens Athletic Muscles.
Waken them up, Strengthen them 50 they
Contrast and Expand the Bowels and In
tes.ines in a healthy, active manner.
That's how these muscles work the
Food along. through your thirty feet Of In
t;stincs. to It's Finish.
That's how they squeeze Gastric juice
into the food. 70 Digest H.
That's how they make the millions Of
little Suckers in the lntestines draw the
Nutrition out Of Food. and transform Il
into Blood. Brawn. Brain and Bone.
One tablet taken whenever you suspect
you need it will insure you against 90 per
cent Of all other Ills likely TO attack YOU.
Cascarets don't purge, don't weakens
don't irritate, nor upset your stomach. z5Z
Ten Cents, at all Druggists. Be very
careful to get the genuine, made only BY
the Sterling Remedy Company and never
sold IN bulk. Every tablet stamped "CCC-"
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
General KurOpatkin
Summoned to Resume
Post of War Minister

BERLIN. Aug. General Kuropat-
kin, who was commander-in-Chief Of the
Russian armies In Manchurta until after
the defeat Of Niukdcn. has been surl-
Taoned 90 ST Petersburg by the CIlr
10 resume the position he once held OF
minister of war This report is printed
hy the 1IiuaCs Zeitung. The purpose o.
recalling General Kuropatkin 10 his old
position is 20 reorgauize the army.
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
FINNS GRANTED
CIVIL LIBERTY

HELSINGFORs. Finland. Aug. "a
Liberty Of speech. meeting and organ,
ization have at last been granted
throughout Finland. The diet some time
ago passed a bin giving these privileges
ro the Firms and the measure today re
reived the signature of the Car
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
GONE FOR ERRING SON.

Benjamin Bruner, father OF twelve
year-Old Albert BruneT. who was picked
up by the police OF Baltimore yesteT-
day, this morning left for the M0uu-
mental City TO bring his soE home
Mr.. BruneT is a carpenter living at
nj Rainier. near the District line.
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
BEGGAR'S WEALTH
SEWED IN SKIRT
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Continued from First Page)
place muttering threats against the Of
hcials of the home and denOuncing
them In the strongest terms. She beg
ged from pedestrians for several hours
and then went 20 the home of DR., D, W,
Prentiss, 1915 N street northwest. There
she burst into tears and repeated her
story of persecution, adding that she
had been evicted from the Florence
Crittenton institution.
Dr Prentiss communicated with the
Sanitary officer and tha woman was
sent 20 the House OF Detention.
Bills and Bonds n Skirt.
A few moments later she was search
ed In the womans skirt the matron
found $40, s.. s.. and 81 bills sewed on
with heavy thread; around the waist
several long. wide sheets of paper,
which proved 10 be the Government
bonds. When Miss Horan saw the
money and bonds taken out she hObbled
over 10 the matTOn 10 WTest them from
her, but she was not quick enough.
Asked what she intended doing with
the money. the woman replied; I'm
saving il for hard times Since she
reached the Asylum Hospital she has
not spoken a word that was not neces-
sary-
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
JAMES DONOHUE RECOVERING

At the Casualty Hospital this morning
IL was stated that James Donohue, twen-
two years old. Of Chesapeake Junction,
who was pTOsTated from the heat while
riding on a street car yesterday. was
doing we'll
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
RebuIIdIng PIans Diseassed.

Presid-nt-eleat Aautt and the retiring
President Frasc1 have been powerful in
huences in getting the situation in hand.
News which comes in from the sur
rounding country Indicates that the
heaviest DAMAGE was done iu the prov
iUces OF Valparaiso and AconcaHJa,
Business houses are beginning 10 open
mp again and plans are being discussed
IOT the rebuilding OF the city.
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
Conservative Estimates Now Place Property Loss
at Sl000OOOOO, and Casualties in City
and Provinces at 1000.

LONDON, Aug. CA recurrence
of large fires az Valparaiso, Chile,
is announced i'm a private message
received by Huth d Co. today.
No intimatIon is given in the mes
sage of the extent of the fires or
how much additional damage has
been wrought by the flames in the
city which suffered so heavily in the
earthquake and subsequent contia-
grations of last Thursday.
The dispatch adds that the earth
quake shocks continue.
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
Yalparaiso PeopIe Optimistic.

VALPARAISO. Aug. 22-Tbe city is
calm today and the people are optimistic.
Careful estimates place the property loss
al less than sI00o10001. and while tho
death list viii be awful, the first reports.
Il Is now believed. were more or less eN-
aggeratad. and the best impression nov
Is that the number OF dead viii be
somewhere near 900 in Valparaiso 4uI
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
FuEItIves Fl0cLInE -.

Fugitlvcs who fed to the hills for
safety continue 20 flock hack 10 the city
and the growing number adds 10 the
responsibility gI the authorities iu car
Ing for the victims of The disaster II
IS estimated that a1.e9 persons are de
pendent ou The relief bureaus and with
out homes
Fully one hundred Ehouis and robbers
caught l0UtiuE and pluUdeUug have been
shot. In many cases ihe offenders were
publicly executed
For tho most part The robbers were
c0nviCts released from tho prisons when
the Buildings collapsed lu tla earth
quake. The summary o-rguull uI those
caught ln the ACT has had good effect
and the I0ofUg has almost ceased
The Washington times., 1906-08-22

perhaps as meny more 90 other points
in the provinces which We're affected hy
The sIoCk.
the WTagka4e. and satisfactory progress
is being made Many or JEe urlidiusS
which were least damaged are being
temporarily repaired and being put in
share for occupancy.
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
PRINTING OFFICE
WAS NOT REMlSS
Continued from First Page)

"A preliminary copy containing the
Senate committee amendments only,
was sent 70 the Printing Office at 8
o'clock p. m. of than cay by the en-
rolling clerk Of the Senate. who request
ed that proof be sent him OF the fol
lowing morning. Proof was delivered
to him on the following morning tFriday)
st $50 o'clock Meanwhile the enroll
ing clerk OF the Senate was engaged un-
iii after midnight IN compiling his full
copy of the enRrOsSed amendments.
Upon receipt of the aforesaid partial
proof the enrolling clerk of the Senate
completed his comparison Of the proof
with the copy and return corrected
proof TO the Printing Office containing
the Senate floor amendments 10 the bill
tabOut twenty I'm ALL at 10 a. m, OF the
same morning tFriday). Proof of this
latter copy was returned 10 the Senate
by the Government Printing Office at
1870 a. m. for proper veriticatiQn and
necessary correction
The Washington times., 1906-08-22

PABST BREWING co Phone East t45t.
7O5-5 North Capitol Street
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
ORDER = CASE FOR YOUR HonE TODAY
The Washington times., 1906-08-22
Done in Record Time.

"In this shape the bill was mcssaged
ever 70 the House some time after noon.
The official copy Of the numbered
amendments, which IS the form I'm which
the measure is printed for the use OF
the ConfeTeeS. and which is prepared by
the printing clerk of the House follow
ing the receipt Of the House of the bill
from the Senate with the engrOssed
amendments, was received at the Gov
eminent Printing Offce at 2;35 %. m,
same day and the completed bin deliver
ed at the Capitol at 3;25 2, NJ, or with
IN nifty minutes time"
Mr. Howe says three tim-s the amount
Of printing was done for the first ses-
sion of the present Cunsre as for the
Ions session Of the previous Congress.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-08

ersebene Jabrifdrbeitsr S9irrmeifter
einen MorbperIu9 on ieinem pierjdbz
riaen &inbe unb bann einsn Selbfts
miDrbberIuh. S6irrmeiiter bebiente
fi9 babel zines Sef9ins; bic Wunben
paren inbeb ni6t tDbtli9.
Slbernbau. Der 3 Sabre ate
So6n bes 5abrifarbeiters Nrnplb fiel
in ben CUR S9uiter'I6en Sdgemiible
gebDrigen Sei9 unb ertrant. Sin Or
better. Der bort porteiaing. fab sinen
Strpbbut uuf benz @ufer f9pimmen
unb polte benfelben 6erausfif9en, ais
er babel i'm 8afer uuf bic feline
2ei9e ftieb.
p;rna. Sin Silberfunb in Sc
italt bon 300 alien Silbergrni9en nit
BEN Sabres3ablen 1879, 1896 unb
1896 tpurbe bier beim umbau bes
Tibf9e'f9en 9utmaderlabens auf Der
2anseftrabe sema6t.
Gabibpr. 9rpbfeuer pit6ets
fiirali9 bier. Se6s @ebGube finb ben
5lummen gum Opfer sefuGen. 9ds
Seuer lit i'm 9aufe bes @atsbeiibsrs
G6lib9en aus unbefannter urfa9e
ausgebro6en. Die Slammen iprangen
auf bas StansebGube unb bic S6eune
iiter, ergriffen ferner bas Wobnbaus
bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SroGmub
uno bic S~ta1gebGube unb bic S6eune
bes @utsbeiibers Saban unb legten
audi bieie @ebGube in Mi9e. Grobs
Grntsporrdtbe. lunbpirtbi9aftlide
9erdtbe ufp., finb nit berbrannt.
-8egen:9artrftoot.
8obenbeim. IS fam bic
Srauernadridt bierber. bab Der auf
benz Mainaer 8abnbof bei9Gftigte
~6Oidbrise 9pttfrieb Sauer bon elmer
2otomotipe bprten 10 unsliidli9 ers
fabt porben lei, bab ibm Der 8opf
bonn Rumpfe setrennt purbe.
Grba9t. 8. gu Gbren Der bon
bier f4eibenben 9erren Sberftleutnant
a.. .. unb 8eairfscommanbeur bon
benz aneiebed unb Sberleutnant unb
8esirfsdbiutant 9ebemann fanb cine
srDbers MISREPRESENTATION nit Self
mabl ftatt.
@ieben. Sier itarb 65 Sabre
aft Der 2anbseri9tsratb /. g. Wilb.
MObius, peiten &reifes als @erfaher
bon 9ebidten tpetterauer Munbart
unter benz Namen Sriebri9 b. Srais
befannt.
Maina. Der BON Der fpcialbemos
fratif9en Yartei 9efens beftsnte par>
teifetretGr in Sffenbu4, Rei4stagss
obeeorbneter Or. Odbib, pirb biefe
Stene aufseben unb na4 Berlin iibers
iisbeln.
3eG1baufen. Seit Der grmors
buns Der 13jGbrigen Srieba Wepb aug
3eGbaufen finb nunmebr 6 Wo4en
berftri6en, pbne bab audi MIR bic &C.
rinefte Spur bes MDrbers entbedi
p%orbenfpGre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-08

= Die S4Dnbrunnerf is
ferli4e Menaserie bat neben benz Gle
pbantenbabb ieit einigen Soeen aud
Elm 9a5eIenbabp. Die borttge fleine
afritanif4e @caele bat einerl SUM-
gen : einem MGnn6en : bas 2e=
ben seidenft. Ha4 einem 8eriGte
aus Wien f6eint bas ettpa baiengrcBe
Sbierden gut sebeiben gu ppuen, Da
bic Mutter, es nit a1er 3iebe pflegt
unb ndbrt, gum llnterf9iebe bon on,
beren @uSeaenmiittern, bic ii9 I'm
ibre Ginber penis fiimmern. Wie
unter ben Menfhen, gibt es unter ben
9a5enen quite uno i9ledte Miitter.
bic S9Onbrunner @asele eeb0rt at
ben suten; ie ftiut ibr 8abp ielbit.
Wenn Der &dfig seDffnet nirb, bett
lie oas Sunse nit ihrem 2eibe.
Man4mal pdre m q n
fat geneigt gu ~glduben, buB Die
Snpo6pnber re9t baben, fpenn lie
meinen, elm ungliid tGme njemals
uIein. Sn Mabrib tpar bieier Sage
cine folde 9Gufuns BON l1nfau unb
S9reden, baB bic 8epobner Der ipaz
nif9en Sauptitabt mod cine Deile
baran benfen iperben. gines Sages
brad elm Stier aus benz 8ieh6pf aus,
tDbtete einen Strabenfeger, pertpunz
bette fieben p~erfonen, ri9tete fonit
nod l1nbeil an unb bra4te bic babe
Stabt in 4ufrsguns. Damn famen
peri9iebene Morbtbatsn Dor: aus
giferiu9t eri9oB Elm SrtroipG9ter
beim 8artenfpiel ieinen partner; Elm
Sa9beder itiir5te bonn Dad unb tpar
fofort tobt. Sernsr .fano spif9en
8alera, benz Gbefrebafteur bes Gpanz
gelio unb benz republifanif9en Mgis
tator 8arcelp Elm piftplenpuen itatt,
nobel 8arcslo -i9per pertpunoet
purbe.
= 9 ON &apbis &air o, nil
cine englifde Expedition ben buntler
Grbtbeil bur4freuaen. nm 8ioffopbil.
Der aus ben unbetannten 9eaenber
aufaunebmen. Die .f5iibrer iinb apei
Sournaliften, g. 90. 8euairs unb 6,
Gppfe, bic Bel ibrem unternebmen por
elmer befdnnten 8ioffop : @efeaf6afi
uTteritiiBt tperbsn. 8om Nopember at
min bic Expedition einige Monate ir
ben berf9iebenen Sbeilen bon Siio.
ufrifa 5ubringen. i'm 4pril pber Mdi
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