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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
BURLINGTON PAID
FREIGHT REBATES
TESTIMONY or UNUSUAL CHAR.
ACTER INTRODUCED AGAINST
BURLINGTON ROAD.
CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY
Several Firms Received Rebates From
Mysterious New York Source
Practice Has Been Going On
for Twenty five Ye1rs

Kansas City Mo. May 23,--Testi
mony Of unusual interest was brought
cut ia the United state court at the
trial Of George II Cresly, traffic man
age" Of the Burlington railway. Geo
L.. Thomas, freight broker, and +. p
Taggart, his clerk, On charge OF
conspiracy in rebating IA lroa1 rate
The principal wine ses today were
George A Barton of Earton Bro.
Shoe company, George w Taylor ol
the Frerschlag Mercantile company
all of thi city, and Walter b. kelhy
of New York, clerk in 1904 and 1905
for Thomas
The testimony showed that several
firms, whose representatives testified
today, had received largo sums Of
money from my tarioua sources after
the freight bills had been paid some
tines in express packages, always
from New York hu; none knew who
sent It On the stand FIR 'raNchlag frank
" referred to an agreement with
Thomas whereby his firm was to re
ceiye 25 per cent, rebates on freight
bills and told how the money was de-
posted in New York to the firm S
credit by one Jack on, a peron he
did not know He could not remember
whether he or Thomas bad suggested
the use of the name Thomas was to
look afte- our freight brsiness and
take care of our claims" said Frey
sehlag in bis testimony, "sni we were
80 receive " rehaees On freigAt des
tined 10 points we of tha MI sissinp
ivte This wa 25 per cent He ad
mitted that he reFeiYcJ those rebates
from the COMPANY
Tha crca examination by the gov
ernmcnt was somewhat statling lie
admlrtcl that he had agceef ~ use
the natac Jackson" becauaea. he
thought there miglt he something
erin nsl in this business,
"All ahippe's arc in the anne box
with me Freyschlag exclaimed de
family Instead Of four years, this
thing has been going On twenty five
years-not at 25 per cent. rebates buI
At 40 per cent"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
PLENARY AMNESTY
WILL NOT BE GRANTED BY RUS.
SIAN Observation-Disclosures
ARE GIVEN.
Strong Current Of Feeling Against Full
Amnesty on Account of Political
Aesassinations Do Not
Cease.

ST. Petersburg, May % Following
the official statement of the govern.
ment iustifying the refusal to grant
plenary amnesty was given out to.
night
.rhe question of fun political am
nesty which has been raised in paria-
ment and which Is included in the
house address to the emperor and sup
norted by several organs of the Rus
sian press is far from meeting with
sympathetic response from all sections
of Russian society.
1T is impossible 10 avoid noticing
the strong c9urrent of feeling against
full amnesty in the different classes OF
the population, where it is pointed out
political assassinations do not cease.
News is daily telegraphed from the
provinces of fresh murders or attempts
to murder officials, In the presence
such an rreccncilable disposition on
the part of adopts of terrorists socie-
tieg the government cannot expose the
peaceful. thinking saction sec
tions of population 10 danger The
government cannot refrain from bring
ing to Justice terroritsts and bomb
throwing II cannot deliver from pun
ishment by judicial sentences people
who have committed and still are com
mitting these crimes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24

'ot tho worst country on earth. and
# | thought about il he gentleman
rom New York would re ign my
'oat in this house rsll ou my belong
1as am m-vc 10 some other country
e1reg n hgr-rny with my political
lotions"
C'her speechcs were made BIZ vii
lams Of ftssi ippi the minor Is
c13ar in answcr to Lanii AID h.
.ongWorh OF Ohio. who advocated in.
'reased pay for diplomatic Office
nd the owner hin Of legation build
nga % all foreign cap tails
In his answer 10 Lands. Williams
old of conditions leading up to the
lppeara7ce of Cox army on thc
avn about the capital .ome years ago
lie stated tha' ha walked through
'oxey's army while 4 wa campod in
'ront of the capitol and at That time
Ne w lson G rman bill wa under dis.
~ sicn IN the renate. He insisted Tho
rovernmenr was still operating under
he Mckinley bin At that time and
hat revenues were being collected un-
Ter that Il publican measure.
Williams aid he was ii couraged
" the fight the Den. .ocrats wee max.
ne in favor of tari6 reform becsu-p
IF the number Of Republican leaiers
Who were dashing 20 the relief OF fhe
,rote-t tive tariff.
he aid sledgc Hamme- Hepburn
# Iowa. the chase AMI brilliant Bon
81 al even the hum rist ~ the Re
'ublcan side Cufhman r. Washing
on. had an been commanied f. sup
1ort the protective theory and he in-
cred from this hat the attacks were
1aving chcc'
II was Williams solemn belief tn
worst tn ne about protective tariff wa
hat y bribes and corrupts the friend
# good govcrnmeut He said The Re
rublicans would come into me y nc
cratic party and az - the frirads
n free rfs1e '-Ve al protect son
AGAINST frost. Hfl prot you azain {
hail and 80 the Democrat Welded
1nd oven ha h1i hern liirec'Ir an
preached aiorr some -im'lar lines
hn' he rad hr-n fhua "a 8h'e .a ssv
Get The Behind Re. Satan
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
BOUGHT THIRTY-TWO ACRES
FOR BIG NEW LUMBER PLANT
keIIy Bros. Lumber Co. Have Broken Ground for
Three Brick Buildings to Treble Capacity
OF Their Present Mills
Improvement TO COST $4,000

Commercial and Poplar as stated, with
hundredfeot frontage on CONNER
cial avenue They arc erecting on this
latter front, factory building 100 feet
square, with sfoot basement and one
story above that. Another building to
be used as a carpenter shop viii be 40
xS0 feet, and third to be the boiler
room, 20x3o feet,
These buildings will be supplied
through ut with new machinery Of the
latest type in all its varied forms, and
the old plant will be abandoned when
The new has been installed and Is
ready for operate on which will be in
a few weeks
The company will retain its present
extensive yards on the east side Of
Commercial from Twentieth to Twen-
ty-third streets.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
DUEL BROKE II UP
Quarrel Over Fifteen Cents Renewed
at Hoke Smith Mesting-Both
Men Arc Dead.

Chirlsy. Ga May es-A polfics
meeting adlre-sel by Hoke Smith va.
brosfn u7 here to-day b7 pistol due
IN the crowd in which Joe Hsstey. a
farmer was killed and john Irwin h.
layer. killed three blocks slant by a
crowd which pursued him
lt is reported that bad feeling had
existed hctwce1 the two On account 4
a debt Of fifteen cents and when they
met today The quarrel was renewed.
About sixty fie shots were fired THo
spectators al the meeting we're slightly
wounded By stray bullets.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24

Very quietly a very important piece
Of Improvement has been started on
Twenty-third street. between CONNER
cial avenue and Poplar street Good
headway has already been made, the
ground being broken week ago and
the foundations for several large build
ing well under way
Ii is the big new numbering manufac-
turing plant Of Kelly Bros, Lumber Co.
IA $50 900 improvement, which VIII
treble the capacity of the company's
present plant in the manufacture OF
doors sash and all manner CT builders
supplies and will be one of the great
industrial establishments of Cairo.
Messrs. Kelly Bros have bought
thirty-two lots on the north and south
sides of Twenty-third street, between
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
TREATY rs DIsTAsTEFuL.

Havana. Nav 23.-The senate com
mittee on foreign relations this even.
ing reported the treaty between Great
Britain and Cuba. which was gned
twelve months ago. recommending it's
ratification with certain amendments.
II is expected these amendments will
be di tasteful TO G-es' Britain and
IL Is considered doubtful If the gov
crnment of that country viii accept
the treaty as amended.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
SHOOTING LESS FREQUENT.

Ceetenia. Montenegro. Nav 23.-Ad
vices were received today from th7
front or more favorable. the sound o'
rife firing being less frequent and
there seems TO he q pro rect OF the
speedy restoration of tranquility. Tur'
co Montenegrin frontier remains
closed The number killed and wound
ed recently has not been ascertained.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
MAY SETTLE STRIKE.

Springfield. Ill. Nav 23-1There is a
good prospect tonight. accd ding TO a
prominent operator. that th strike in
this state will be settled N. Tha
subcommittee on scale favd an i'm
mediate settlement. all members of
the committee eing in favor of mutual
concessions Favorable action will be
taken tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
.DENEtN SIGNS BILL
Primary Measure is Compromise and
Better Than One Declared
Unconstitutional

Springfield. m May 23-The pri
mary election bin wa signed This
aftcrncfn by Governor De1ecn Hs
gave out statement In which he said
there were five different factions in
the legislature. elcl desiring q differ
eui kind f bin and that the present
law Is the be compromise thar could
be obtained He saiI the statute is
much bette han she one the supreme
court declared Unconstitutional
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
SMALL OUTBREAK
In Ssnto pomingo--NaVal Officer
Wires NeWs--No American In
terests in Danger.

Wa hington, May % News Of an
other mall outbreak in Santo DO
m ngo reached here today from O
senior naval officer on that station "a
the following effect.
''News has been received of an in
surrec ion at Macoris. Sabio Domingo
IN which prisoners were released
rebels Withdrawing No American in
terests endangered.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
HOLD A CONFERENCE.

. Washington, ID. G., May %
. An important conference was
. held at the White Hou@e this
. afternoon participated in by the
> president, Attorney General
= Moody and Commissioner of
. Corporations Garfield 1t is
. understood the repcrt recently
. made by Garfield upon oil in
4. dustry, recently transmitted 10
. congress was under considera-
. tion. with a view to determining
. what, If any. further steps Is to
= be taken.
. Ii is understood that in CON
> ncction with me features Of
. tho find ug5 of Garfield, the
E. question considered WAS as TO
: whether a legal remedy is to be
. applied or whether the rate bill
. now pending when finally pass
= cd, win not furnish a remedy
= for some matters complained
> Of in Gariield's report. The con
. ference lasted for an hour and
. a half Garfield was the first to
> leave, the attorney general re,
= naming wit hthe presiden some
. little time after his departure.
= The attorney general has not
. yet had an opportunity to read
and thoroughly digest the full
report.
While no statement was
forthcoming with regard TO the
conference. it was stated On
authority that in view of the
fact that the attorney general
has not concluded his eXamin-
alton of the report, no conclu-
sions were reached today and
no action has been decided on.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
DEAD MOTHER CRUSHED BABE.

New Orlean-. La. May 23.-Mrs. b
9. Cameron the wife Of wealthy
planter near NJ ndeB. La. had a sudden
attack Of heart disease this afternoon
and fell forward dead. Her two.
months old baby which she held in her
arms at the time. was crushed to death
by the fail
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
GENEROUS JAPAN.

shington, MAY 23--The American
National Red Cross received 100000
today fro mtbe japanese Red Cross for
the rel ef of the San Francisco earth
quake sufferers This brings the total
Japanese Red Cross contributions up
TO SS0000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
FIND MINISTER'S BODY.

Rock leland H. Nav 23-Th ?
corrre Of Rev. Frank w Hoover Cen
gregati nal minister of Sherr rd near
here was found floating in pond
near his home today. lie was seeH
alive la2t night and il is eupDosed h
was drowncd while bath ng The cOro.
ncr. however. is investigating the
affai-. Hoover family lives in Peoria.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
FOUND IN A FIELD.

Shreveport, La, May 2S.-Tom Jack
son, a negro. who had been arrested
for holding up and robbing llassel
Barnes. white boy, of one dollar, was
lynched al Blanchard La. today. The
negro's body. riddled with bullets, was
found in a field half mile from where
he had been chained.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
oorcH BEAT JENKINS.

Kansas Citv. No Nav 2s.-Fra7 *
Go-ch tonight defeated Tom jenkins
for the champi nship Of America 7S
cafch-ss catch can. Gotch won the
first and third falls.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
BANK IS ROBBED.

cumbe-iani WI May 23-The
State Bank 6 Luck. Wis was burr-
lsrized early todsy ana robbed Of
$1,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
IBSEN is DEAD.

Christana. May 23-Henrik Tbsen,
Norway's greatest poet and dramatist,
died this afternoon, aged rs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24
Jspan's Mountains.

Three -fourths Of the AREA Of Japan
Is mountainous. ard less than 1s Psr
g. is gs.-s caltivat.-n.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24

Ton can't r1aAe "a aTc light show
-aeaIs ialma
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-24

The PREVENTION or adul days"
at the store u quite within the power
Of the mcrchant--but to recover from
their effects Is not s7 simple,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14

Giner interehalten Statitit iiber
bic 8linbenanitalten Der Welt TT Sol
eenbes entnommen:
SIM Sabre 1906, alfo Dor bunberf
ssSabrerr, tpurbe bic erfte 8linbenanftalt
in preuben unb in Oeutidlanb bur4
Sr. 3eune in Berlin gegriinbet; lie
tpurbe fpGter mad Steglib psrlegt, mo
fie fi9 beute nod befinbet. 9ie erfte
8linbenunterri9tsanftalt iberbaupt
tprrbe 1884 bon @alentin 5aiib in
paris ms 2eben gerufen. SSn Semtfds
Lamb befinben fi9 iebt i'm ganSen 50
8linbenf9ulen, pel6e Dor 2 Sabren
$500 30qlinoe bdtten; bdsu fommen
nod 26 8%linbenbeime nit HOO Or
beitern ober Pfleslingen. Die Soften
fir biefe Mnftalten betrdgen pro Sabr
ungefdbr 100000 Mart.
@pn SntereFe 1T Die @tatiiif iiber
bic 8linbenanifalten in ben auber>
beutf6en europdifden Staaten. gna~
lanb bat 26 8linbenfdulen unb 43
gfinbemperfffGtten; in G9pttlanb unb
Srlanb befinben i9 10 Grsiebungs~
anitalten. Sranfreid sGhlt % 8lin@
benf@ulen, Stalien 81, Spamien IA,
bic S9neia 8, 8elsien 6. 6o1anb 2.
Nortpegen 2, Sdpeben 2, OGnemarf
1, Sefterrei9 II, llnsarn 4, RuBlanb
%, gortuaal 1. Sasi fommen bann
nod in fat alien bon ben senannten
@taaten 8linbenbeime unb @erfor<
euigsbdufer fir 8linbe. SIM gan5en
finb In europa etfpa 100 unterrihtsz
anffalten unb 140 0erforounashGufer.
8pr ben aabereuropdifden 2dnbern
ffeben in 8esue u1rf bic TiirIorae fir
bic 8linben bic Bereiniaten Staaten
an Der Spibe. Infer Qanb bat al
8finbenfhmlen, Canada 2. Sn 8ra=
flien 1T 1 @nffalt. In Mfrifa ebenfaas
nur 1 Tin 8airo), in Muftrulien finb 2,
in Saparl aud 2. SIN aansen bstrdgt
bic 3abl Der glinbenf6ulen in ben
auberaropdifden g~rbtbeilsn ca. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14
Ste Smnsersmotb tn ssapam.

Ddbrenb bic greigniHe in &ublanb
nad benz Sriebensf9luB bic sarse
Welt IN Spannune bielten, bat man
Der furdtburen 9unsersnotb, bon Der
bas fiegrei9e Sapan na9 benz &riege
beimgefu9t iparb, nur tpenig 8ea4z
tuns sei9enft, urb bod lit ss mad un>
lGngit perDffentlidten S9ilberungen
Die idlimmite, bic Sapan felt 60 Sab
rem erlebt bat. Snfolge Der Mibernz
ten BON &eis unb @etrsibe i'm leBten
Sahr leibet bas gauge iapaniI9e @plt;
Defenders groB lit bic Rotb i'm Norben.
in ben ProDin5en Spate. Mipagi unb
Sutufbima. Oieie p~ropin5sn iinb Die
Rorntammern bes &si9ss, aber infolz
&c Der f9le9ten grnte linb tire 8ez
tpo6ner pO1is berarmt. Sn Der Proz
bling Mipasi. Die fait 100000 gintpOb>
ner aGblt, iinb bic Na6runesmittel 10
fnapp, baB na6 Dem 8eri9t elmer unz
teriu9ungscpmmiiiion Elm Srittsl Der
9eDDlteruns buditdbli9 ni9t mebr 10
biel 81 ellen beiibt, I'm bds nadte 2ez
ben gu friiten, unb u~nterseben muB,
ipenn linen ni9t 9ilfe fommt.
Ser @rtrag Der &eisernte betrug
tpeniger als nur II pro5ent elmer
burdidnittliden grnte, unb ba IS
au9 fir bic Seibensu6t elm i6limmes
Sabr mar, 6attsn bic 8etpobner tein
9efb. um einsefiibrte Nubrungsmittel
gu faufen. Sn elmer 9rdfi4aft iino
BON elmer 8epOlterung BON 10000
Seelen gegen $4,000 tbatfd9li9 benz
9unsertobe nabe. Sn Spate, mo ets
ma Elm Orittel Der 0ur9i9nittsernte
ersielt ipprben 1T, befinbsn ii9 100000
Menf6en in Gbnliher Gage. SSn Der
prppin3 Sufufbima nit elmer 8sb6lfes
rung bon 100000 &Opfen baben 65
PrD5ent bes nit 8eis angebauten 2ans
bes teinen grtrag ssbabt, unb 100000
BerIpnen finb uuf 9ilfe Don uuBen am
getpielen tpenn lie ben Winter iberles
ben fpnen. @ie f6redli9 Die Gage
~gstpprben lit, 5eigen bic ber3neifelten
Mittel, au benen bas 8olf in ieinsr
Ipt6 ereift. @iele Seippbner Der ge>
nannten PropinSen leben BON 6arrens
pur5eln, 8aumrinben unb ptlDen
Nifen, unb Die Tesierung bat @nfpeis
iungsn ertbeilt, i5nen ben 3utritt gu
ben WGlpern gu eeitatten, bamit ite
tpenisitens nod bieien nRabrunssmits
teln" Iu9sn fOnnen. Die S9ulen limb
eef6loHsn, bamit bic &inber Der Sas
Mile belfen tOnnea, Nabrungsmittel
gu fu9en.
Sis @ssieruns lGbt StraBenbauten
unb anoele Dffentlide 4rbeiten auss
fiibren, UNI Dem 0olt bic @elegenbeit
5u eeben, penigftens ettpas 9elb gu
berbienen, fir bas es ii9 eingefi1rten
Reis faufen fam; aber fper11 i'm
6riiblins Die 2anbarbeiten Beginner,
pirb aud bieies 9ilfsmittel nihts
mebr niiben, unb Die Gage tpirb nod
falimmer tpsrben. Sn Sofio bat man
bic fpmmenbe Notb, pie man anneb@
men mub, LANCE Dor ben 5rieoensper>
banblungen BON Portsmoutb boraus7
geieben, unb bieier umffaro pirft elm
nelles 2i6t auf Die @riinbe, bic Sapdn
aipanger, ben 5rieosn anaunebmen.
Die brobenbe SungersnOtb i'm 2onoe
NOR cine piel srOBere Gefabr, als je
bon @ublanb au fiir9ten mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14

9eietner 9reibidab i'm
Taunus traf elm S4iiBe einen 1sidh>
risen Sreiber 10 nnsliidli9, bab btr
@etroffene. Der cine S4rotlabune in
BEN Qsib betomrner bate, nod 10 Mis
nuten ftarb. Der Sbibe nonte bar
auf Qanb an f9 lesen, tuurbe jebo@
bon SoebeenpFen baran perbinberf.
Durddf enifernts Ct ft@ unb 1T feitbsm
berfhtpunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-14

Der rotbe Sarg. Sn 8erga
a. Glitter, Sbiiringer, ftarb slns
Witttpe, oeren ein3iger So1n Sosials
0emQtrat lit. LIN ieinsn politt19en
stanbpuntt Ser Welt tu~nb3useben, lieB
Ct Den Sars feiner muttsr rOt5 am
ffreiden. Do f9 uber Der @eiiflthe
ipeigsrts, Dor einem folden Sarse ein=
bersufareiten. erbielt bieier nod I'm
lebten 4usenblide einen anoeren Mn<
ffri6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-02
Scs @attinmorScs anaeflagt.

FittS burA Ea., I. Scbrllat. -
8egen u. :. slbcI, Der I'M Gcrbo6t
linnO, nit Dem am s. Sonuar erfolg.
ten So0e ieiler tSroll 81 ttuIn gebobt
81 buben, bot Die Goroners Snrp ci-
nen olf Woro lautenoen Wobripruh
nbgegeben. Ioa Soaus ipor in 9rono
gerotben. llno Die tSeleripebr bate
Die Srnu nls Seid)c porgefllnoen slns
foilglld) bottc mon ge0lollbt Die
frul iei perbrunnt; cine ongeitellte
llrtcrllldllng crgob obcr, odB lid
plcbrcrc Meicritihc on Ser Seide be.
ionben, hob bieie nit Del begoiien
limo Damn Die aleioer ser Sooten, pie
oild ooS 'Sols in @rono gcltcdt mllr.
Den, irno Der Wforoer ourh Elm Seller
lodi entIlob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-02
3m y&nleneia" Mataltrupbc.

cattle, 0olh. /. 6ebrllor. -
Gie 9llnoeS. Snlpeftorcn Srrner unb
SSbltnep BADEN in ibrcr llnteriudJung
oe9 llntCrgongca Der .Tolencia" bier
3eu9en pcrnonntelL odrllnter 5pei
Viit9llcoer Der Ncmunulm9 oeS er.
lu1bnten IompierS. Die San0elS.
TANNER pon Seuiile bat an TrGii.
Dent 9iooicucIt ordbtIicb cine 9ieioll-
tiou 1cIongcn Iaiicu, cine luniaiienoe
HcGierlnga llnteriiihung 9etreifs
Der Y&nIcnciu" aotoitropbe onoronen
SIT moIlen.
Mnibin0ton :. g.. I. 6ebr.
.SetrctGr Wictcnli bat cine GRIND.
Iidbc llnterlltdnn1 iibcr oic ,Tnler.
cla" Autnliropbc dnQCoronct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-02

Scucrucbrhcf 6crnauoc} bottc oicic
Sciter bnl0 un6 0Cm gulsbrlh Oc&
,ScuerS IN oic bctreiicn0c 2ufc binob.
Oclnlieu, llne piClc WdnnCr pCr0onf,
ten hieicr 8nrIcbt0moBrClCl ibr &c
ben, 0o oic n0hite &utc mm ihlpcr 3u
'crrCidcn mar &0iNmunu NicGlul
tcu bate cincn ucrQCblitbcn &crilcD
0cnobt ocn Gapt. Eofin 5lr rcttr1,
llno mdrc babel icblt brinubc lmlNc
fonmen. Gb G0fin criittr oocr cc.
trant, oI1 Die Compartments umtcr
9&uiicr 0eiebt iUur0cll i'll noh niht
icit1cltcllt
Der Sdjo0en am Morgo lno @cpGt
miro olf $4,000, 0cricniNc omShiii
ntl MIR $4,000 QcihdBt. Ger 0nnls
pier miro mobrldbcmlih an Snnlto0
nnh EQinniln obneben. Nir Gnt-
ltcbunQSurlndc ora 6rlIcro lit uoh
nidlt betdnnt, ollcii ciclutcrill1Nm0
bnrilber lit I'M WnnAc. Sin Wcriiht
onB ser 9ror0 .ooa 9tciultot eiuc3
GonplotS 5ur 3trltGrlmg Oca Gam.
pierS 9emelen, entbcbrt Der &cIHti.
Nlmg mo uerOient fcincu @Inlbcn.
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,sred,er yianb in Gbituso.

GbicnQo, I. ,Scbr. ,}iuei be-
iuoiincte HGubcr Orungcn Ncitcr1 III
Die oGnpirc 2oun Nonf." 9tr. IA,
9iorosGlorf StruBc, cilL jluonAcn Die
0crooc nit Dem 3Ghlen Der Cages
cinnobmc bcihGitiQtcn 5luri Glcrta,
ueI6c iih olcin in 0Cnl &otul bcion.
0cr, bintcr Dem 3ubItiicb 1icOcr5u.
tniCn mo rnubtcn $500 in @nnr0eI0,
ioluic ,SlnpcIru i'm Mcrtbe bon 500
Nci ibrcr GnticrnutN ihloiicn lic Die
GlcrfS, mcICbc tcincn @iocriionD &c,
lpont huttcm inn Gofnl en
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yGbcrofcc" luicocr ilutt.

Ntlontie- &jtn M. I. 0ebr.
- Ser Gompicr oGbcrofcc" BON Scr
Glu0c 2inie, ipeIhcr onl f.. rSomlnr
olI Der sSobrt BON Son GomiuOo
noN Mem })ort ml 0cn Nri0ontinc
Sbonl9 ltronocte, lplroc bclltc iriib
nit '@iilic mcbrercr Ncr1coonlpfcr
ilott 0cnodt mo Qina ioiort int
SdIcpptmt nod 9clps2)ort ob. loGc-
5I Der gor5e Cargo mar ihou porbcr
in Sihcrbcit 0cbr0d)t mor0cn.
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0ur OCn 9lnocn Der &inoer.
Sin Ironj0iiihcr Gbolliiclw crihieB
icinc @uttjn lmo iic) iclbIt. -
Giicriuht oic llrioAc.

ClIli IlltpI ulC III llllUC.
u Oorf t. Icbrltdr 2Sn
9tr. DAG, 9tortbitrnbc; 9iGu 9to6cl,c,
no 0ic nit ihrCn nrci 0inarrn pon
ibrcn @uttcn 1Ctrennt lcbcnoc ,Srot
SOllilc 6olrtot cincl fleircn Gnnopi
loOcn bctricb, ipieltc lih 0eItern
SIbcnO cine blutiNc 4oppcI Srug0oic
ob. Ger ais Chauffeur in 9icnitCn
". WolIIO Nrofmu'a Itcbcnoc 9loolpbc
t}olrtpt, cin chuu l0jGbrigcr 6rons
sole, crIhoB in roicnocr Giicrilht Die
8ottin unb cntleibtc lih Damn ielbit
III @cgcnpurt Der ain0cr.
Gr mar bonn &roton'iher Sonolit
IN @5rcot 9tcd, 9. 5, bcriibCr oetom.
men mo bottc inter Oclu Eorgcbcn,
lid Dor lciner 9iciic nod Srmpno
Vcnd tyla, bon Ocn &inbern pcrab.
lhicocn 5l luoIlcn, Ginlob crholten.
Sic orci &lcincn, Snionnr, Mtor9orct
mo Wtorilnc, I'M gltcr BON 6 bis 8
Sabrcn, lu0cn in ibrCn Better binicr
Dem SuOcn bercita I'M Shlunmer,
ais 0cr %oter cintroi.
Gin flriCr @orhuehicl 5uiiden
oen Gltern lucdte Suiunnc, peld)e
lollt mliidric, oIo i'm nGdliten Mo.
mcnt Gin Sdnb iicI, oeicn augel
ibrcr Otuttcr in bie Sdlo0aoer om
Sollc oranN. Sir SSrnll tnnnlelte lmh
monftc, Lief 5pei o5cuicrtc meit rnb
jnriid, moraui lie Dor ibrcr Soll$-
tbiIre lcbloa 5ll'onmcnbroh.
@Gbreno bic &inocr I'M Bette
lueinten iicl Elm 5lucitcr SNuB.
tSolrtot botic ih cine &lgcl in ben
aopf gciagt. Gr lag tobt oui Dem
,SlBbooclL ais Fol5iit Nropfs, mel.
dcr Die 6ron srionlrnenbrccbcn iob,
cintrni.
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Nnmpicr yGulllmbia" III Wcinbr.

cortland, Gre, I. Scbrunr.
" Ger Gonlpicr .GoIlmbio," mel.
der NeItcrn 9lberO nit elmer 9ln5nbI
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Sm Sronciato ob9ir1, rnnntc I'M
2nltfc Der 9tadt acNcn eincn Baum.
itomm urO bciinoct lid sur 3cit ir.
Acnomo 5mihcn biciiQcr Stoot imo
Dem @iaianettc Nipcr. IS pcrlol,
tct, oaB er crbcbIid beihGOiGt lit,
9tdbcrc Gin5eIbcitcn icblcn.