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New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Am usements.

AGAT--XI OF MtTSIC-2-s.i5-Th. Niry'nian.
AI,HANSPA-2-S-Naude
BEI4AsCO-s i5-T'he Girl q the Golden Wet
BRIGHTON BEACH Gttih-S-p-Spe-ty. High NfVes.
CASIND-ss1c-The Social Whirl
COMFY IsIANI,--hcrpson & Dundy's Greater Luna
Parl-Drea arGlant-steep eplechase Park
INSTRUMENTATION Cherun.
S-ssl5-SsrryfaS Mary.
EDEN NUSEE-Th. World in Wax.
s20-1he Price Of Money
fakc-Eir---2:lB-s:2 Little Stranger
HARLEM GASTNG-RiEo.
HAMAiFRSrETN'S TTCTORTA-2-sl5 sl5-Ssudeville
isYcr-Iysf-s:1S-The Laon ana the Mouse.
t-YETC-o-s:75-Thes Nan tho Box
MADISON 6oUafsE-2;l5- .SO-The Two MI Wetnsr~
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ROoF-s-MamEel'-
Ctsnrarrs.
st4TFSTIC-AS@The Tourists
NfNHATTGN BEACH-s-Pain's Tesuvius and h1re-
wOrzs-e-E3ces Girl from Paris
rsN7VaTTAN-s: :f5-Kreutzer Sonata.
NEW TOHK-2-s:15-Tbs Ham Tree.
NEW YORK ROOF GARDEN-s:S0-Tsu6ev
-s.0o-Iady jim
WEST ENrD-2-s:lB-TeHes.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
SAN FRANCISCO s55,1oa, 1868 RICHER

San Francisco. Aug. 2S-Thirty-fve Insurance
companies out Of the 10 involved in the San Fran
cisco disaster have paid IN the aggregate s5OsS6S
according to their Office records TO date.
Some of the larger concerns have made heavy
payments The Royal OF Liverpool is credited
with 50 sO4OGO Hartford with s3O1S 7O5 and the
New York Underwriters with sS.4S6.IS1 The 4Etna
Hartford Is down for S. 126 502 and the Liverpool
and London and Globe for S.72.2 .25S.
Six companies have pal0 over S2000O13 each, while
equal number have exceeded S1.0o00o0.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

We desire to remind our readers icho are
about TO Ieape the city that THE TRIBUNE lciAI
be sent By mail TO any address in this country
or abroad, and address changed as often as de-
sired Subscriptions mag be giUen to your reg
uIdr dealer before Iearing or If more cOnven-
Sent, hand them In at the TRIBUNE Office.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
EARL GREY HAS NARROW ESCAPE.
Bits of Glass Blown Into His Eyes by Ex-
plosion of Incandescent Light.

Winnipeg. Man. Aug. zS-Earl Grey. Governor
General of Canada. had a narrow escape from Sc
rious injury Sunday night. Just before retiring
electric light bulb exploded fun in his face and
bits of glass were blown into his eyes. His right
eye was closeds and the services of a physician
were required TO bandage up his forehead The
Governor appeared at Portage La Prairie yesterday
with covering over the right eye.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

portant circumstance. II they have not !. -
difficult to see how they can accept such a
scheme as that which is forecast in "Ihe ohroi-
icle" unless, indeed. as mere entering Weuss
for something much more radical. Miu' Oi
course, II 1t were recognized as such Weuse
indeed, If II were not made clear, with the mos'
positive assurances. that ii was q finality-we
shouId expect to see Unionist opposition 10 lt
as strong as It was to Mr.. Gladstones various
Home Rule plans.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
A WEDDING.

Christopher b Wyatt. a son OF Justice Willhn
p Wyatt. Of the Court OF Special Sessions rrarE1a
Miss Euphemia Van Rensselaer, Waddington N Nea.
Ice yesterday. The bride Is daughter Or Ms- Ai'
MIS- George WaddingtOn. The ensGsoule1L w.. 49,
announced l9st June. but Justice Wyatt st.1 -
nkht that tt had existed sor some tlIe p-ssoo.0.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Mr.. HICKS STARTS FOR LorA.

Santiago. Chill. Aug. 2S-The American Min
lister. Mr.. Hicks. the Foreign Minister and th.
members OF the reception committee started TODAY
for LOt9 oy the land route to receive Secrerory,
Root who Is due 20 arrive there to-mOrFOSy e''S
IL Is proposed 90 hold a military review In the
IppodroIae here In honor os Mr. Root " N"e
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
AMERICAN MISSION TO FEZ.

Paris. Aug &.-COnmander John c. Frenso--
the AmeBican naval attache. will leave PaEis -
Tangier on September 6. whence he VIII start io'
feE. IN company with Minister Gummore. On -.
teuioeF 10 The American mission expects ~ ~
man a week az the capital Of Morocco
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
SENIOR LARRINAeA RENOMINATEo

day unanimously renominated TuliO Larrnast -
Commissioner OF Porto Rico 10 the United s'Aia'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

along the Chino Siberian border as, OF course
they should be and should have been from the
first AS the means Of effecting that end Ia1ren
will enjoy unique distinction among the ports
OF the Far East.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

Those who have most criticised the Car Tor
what rightly wrongly, they regard as ms
lack of resolution will ungrudgingly pay tflD-
ute TO his chivalrfc herolsm in attending the
funeral of General Min. That officer had Oeen
done To death by revolutionary assassins. and
for the Car to attend his funeral was not merely
10 expose himself TO the dangers which In these
murderous days lurk everywhere outside his
fortress-p palace II was also in an especial sense
to identify himself with the man whom the
Reds had hated and slain, and thus TO challenge
a reflection of their enmity against himself ana
the repetition of General Minis fate upon his own
person. II was fine exhibition of the sense OK
nobIesse oblige if nothing more and IT Will give
rise to admiration. mingled with certain re-
gret at his majesty's failure to exhibit equal
Intrepidity and determination in the pursuance
of policies of state.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

A physician in 1.-THE Lancet warns his readers
against the hasty expression OF opinion by doctors
about the nature of their patients ailments At a
clinic was a subject with murmur in his heart
and with one Of his eyes much dilated The pecu-
liar appearance OF the eye seemed to have some
connection with the cardiac affection, but various
opinions were expressed by the different students
TO what the precise nature of this relation could
be- The discussion just becoming interesting
when the patient remarked that his strange look
ing eye was made Of glass! At another clinic the
professor in charge was discussing learnedly about
the importance of attnding to minor symptoms
Now, gentlemen he said, 'in the case Of this
woman here. certain things could be confidently
affirmed from the condition of her teeth He was
proceeding particularize but just then the
patient broke in upon him. please, sir" she
said, as she took out her teeth, II VIII hand them
around; the young gentlemen might liko to look
at them closer
THE UNMERCENARIES.
Jolly good fellows @ W who O. die i:, for the death OF it
Catch at the instant and drink OF the minute,
Thinking not caring not what may be in It;
Foolish good fellows (and all Of US know it,
Wasting their midnights in being poet
Giving. their lives to the life of humanity,
Dreaming of fame-that extreme of insanity;
Silly good fellows who labor for science.
Lighting the way for their races reIiance.
Bearing their burdens with mien OF a stoic
Dreaming of gratttude-myth unherOic;
All the good fellows who think not of wages
Giving no need TO the weight or the Golfer,
Taking what Fate and not men have to offer;
They. and the like of them. here's a health to
them!
Taint of our lower aims never undo themI
They will survive us all. passed through the por-
tai;
Life often jests at what death makes immortall
New Orleans Times Democrat.
In the grounds adjacent TO Wentworth Castle in
England. is TO be unique sun dial, which Is
composed OF a fine yew tree for the pin and
closely cropped box bushes for the Roman figures
and borderingss 1t planted over two hun
dred years ago and is still in good state of
preservation. Its timekeepiug compares favorabIy
with sun diaIs of more modern construction.
An Astounding Reply.-One day at Latin recita-
tiOn Johnny Jones was so droWSy that when the
professor asked for the conjugation OF a certain
friend, inquired, What verb?'
'Damfino' whispered his classmate.
"Damfino damfnare, damfnavi, damhnatunl'
said Johnny Jones 20 the Mortified professor-I.ip-
pncotts.
1.-THE London Tribune tells how a gentleman
met brewers drayman the road. Being of a
kindly disposition. he at oEce engaged in CONVEX
sation. Il suppose" he inquired. you men get a
lot to drink during the day?' We'll. guv'nor' -
was the response some days We get matter cf
thirty glasses so. and some days we gets quite
lot.'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

There has been an unfortunate delay in Sc
curing good number of entries for the pro-
posed economy test of the New York Motor Cluo.
This is to be regretted of course but there might
be another competition in which the puDhc
would take livelier interest. Let the club offer
a prize for the automobile which emits the least
odor while in motion
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

II is hardly fair TO call attention TO the lao'
that the chief promoter and CUSTODIAN Oh '"e
s,,1zer hoorn for the Covernorship is coroner.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

General Branco did not overestimate the value
OF the Pan-American Congress which closed on
Monday in saying that it's results would greatly
make for the peace Of the world. The actual
doings of the Congress were Of much Importance.
It's decisions to refer certain topics TO The Hague
backed with the unanimous sentiment of the
American nations. were auspicious OF valuable
achievements. But perhaps most highly of all
is to be reckoned the circumstance that. on the
one hand. the Congress commanded for the Amer
lean states an added measure of the worlds re-
spect; while, on the other hand. II similarly in
creased the American sense of responsibility TO
the world. Not many international conclaves
have accomplished much in so short time
and with so little controversy, or have so we'll
deserved the encomium, We'll done"
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. james W. Gerard jr.. left town
yesterday for Newport.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

OF course. President Roosevelt liked the way
in which Commander Peters and his men brought
the Portsmouth up the bay and the North River
under full sail. Everybody liked It and every
body is glad the President has complimented
the commander and his sailors
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

The heart of Rameses III, inclosed in an an
cient Egyptiansvase. is said to have come into
the possession of the Louvre. Identification of
the inclosed object-so the story goes-was en-
barrassed by it's extreme hardness. Saw and
chisel required IN order to get a specimen
for examination under microscope. If. as was
long believed. Rameses III was the Pharaoh
who oppressed the children of Israel. it would
be easy to understand the difficulties that both
cred the French savans. Modern historians
having established an imperfect alibi for the
great monument builder. another mode Of pene-
trating the mystery must be found.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
SENSATIONAL SUITS.
-Four Of Them Have Been FILED W
Court at Austin.

Austin. April Gas a result oil anti
trust investigations made recently by
Judge ]. p. Lightfoot, Office assistant
attorney general. four sensational anti
trust suits we're filed In the Twenty
sixth district court. These suits are
against the Fort Worth Livestock tx
change and all its members the Fort
Worth stockyards company, Armour
& Co. and Swift & Co.
II Is sought by the state 10 forfeit
charters and permits OF these four cor
poraiions 10 do business in Texas. Pen
alties sued for aggregate sii6,00O.OOl
In each case. Each Of these four cor
porations is charged with maintaining
a monopoly and conspiracy In restraint
OF trade. which Is the cattle industry
II also Is alleged In the petitions that
by these unlawful combinations cattle
men are restricted from free pursuit.
OF their business both as 10 market
and transportation.
IL Is charged that there are three In
tervening corporations between ths
cattlemen and packers. and each hi
the producer hard before he realizes
n reasonable profit on his business.
This IL the first step taken TO rid
the cattle industry OF the so-called
trusts and entangling alliances that
have been forced on Il for the past
fifteen years.
County Attorney Brady Of Travis
county and County Attorney Mclean
OF Tarrant county will join the state
In tn prosecution Of these suits.
These four suits are the first anti
trust cases filed by the attorney gen
erals department since the act was
passed by the legislature increasing
the facilities OF that department for
prosecutions Of so-talled trusts In
Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
SECOND DAYS SESSION.
Resolution to Appropriate thousand
Dollars Referred to Committee.


Galveston, April 25.-Shortly after
the second days session OF the grand
lodge Of Texas Knights OF Pythias was
called TO order resolution to appropri.
ate $1,000 for immediate aid Of San
Francisco sufferers was referred TO the
finance committee.
Fifty Rathbone Sisters were ushered
In. Grand Chief Cotton rev owed the
work OF the grand temple.
The committee on state OF order
reported recommending grand trustees
with grand keeper OF records and seals
and grand chancellor a special build.
ing committee 20 proceed TO select
plans and specifications and commence
the erection Of a widows and orphans
home al Weatherford II was adopt.
ed and $500 allowed the committee for
expenses for the starting the work
The committee on judiciary favored
n board ~ six trustees TO take charge
and operate the home, three 10 be
elected by the grand lodge
An amendment 20 the statutes i'm
posing 81 for an annual per capita
tax for the next three years for main
tenanc" carried unanimously sub
scrIptions by lodges and individuals
for the benefit OF the home exceeded
$4,000.
Greetings by wire from Past Crend
Chancellor +. VI. Elford Of 81. Louis
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
CONDENSED NEWS.

There are no new yellow fever cas-.
e. at Vera Cruz.
About 10000 coal miners are on
strike in France.
Up to Tuesday San Francisco re-
lief fund was ,is.700,0oo.
A carload OF rice was sent from
Crowley. La. TO Frisco sufferers.
W. II. Tension. a prominent buzz
ness man OF Ardmore. died al
las.
A. Alexander. eighy-one years OLD
hanged himself In barn near Yukon.
Okla.
About twenty residences burned At
Little Rock Tuesday night. entailinE
$4,000 loss
Empress dowager Of China sent
$4,000 TO Frisco sufferers and $50.
600 20 Chinese there.
While fishing at Tsrver's lake.
eleven miles from Brenham. City
Secretary wilkins drowned.
American Federation Of Labor asks
all members 20 contribute ono days
pay 10 San Francisco's needy.
Pop" Schroeder. head OF the "Di.
vine Catholic church." passed through
FL Paso from San Francisco.
AZ Bristol. Tenn. head OF Mrs. Mol.
lie Glover was split open and nearly
severed. c. Luttrell was arrested.
Italian laborers shot and stabbed 10
death In Giles county, Virginia. J. n.
Fitzgerald. a railroad contractor.
while residence az Morgan. Tex,
Of J. ID. Whaley was being destroyed
by fire one Of his children was badly
burned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
PENALTY PROMPTLY PAID.
Father Of Young Lady Takes Life Of
Offending Neqro.
or BRYAN, TEXAS
Al the close Of business April 6, 1906.

Groesbeck. Tex. April 25.-At De
liza, this county, Tuesday morning al
10 o'clock a negro attempted TO as
sault j. A. Eastland's daughter She
screamed and her father FASTENED &c
her room. A negro Mr.. Eastland has
hired az Waco Monday was suspected
The father went 10 the negroes room.
The latter was not there but his bed
was warm. A posse caught the ne
gro six miles away. He did not de
ny his guilt. The girls father ar.
rived at 10 o'clock.
When he saw the negro. he babe
the crowd stand back. The negro
was shot to death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
Worse Punishment.

Paris. Tex. April 25.-Jack Blink
was convicted OF introducing stolen
property into the state and was given
seven years. He had previously re-
ceIyed a five-year term for theft by
conversion. He was one OF the two
parties charged with working the boz
gus corpse scheme on the Frisco
train.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
REFUGEES NUMEROUS.
Ei Paso About to Be overrun With
pennlIess Persons.

FL Paso. April 25.-El Paso bids fair
20 become overrun with refugees from
San Francisco. Every train Is bring,
ing many pennlless refugees. relief
committees furnishing them transpor'
tation. II may be necessary TO raise
funds 10 help them.
The Maccabees started movement
among all Texas lodges for relief funds
10 assist San Francisco members. The
sum will be sent TO the California state
commander.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
Writ OF Error Next.

Austin. April 25.-The court Of civil
appeals has overruled the motion for
a rehearing and additional findings OF
fact In all injunction and tax suits OF
state and railroads involving tax laws,
this court having declared the law 20
be unconstitutional. The state will
now apply 10 the supreme court for a
writ Of error.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
Heart Pierced by Bullet.

Waco. April 25.-James ID. Smith,
a young man who came here from
Iowa and was engaged in making
Photographic views OF buildings. was
found dead in his room Tuesday. A
bullet from rifle on the floor pierced
HIS heart
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
QUICKLY AVENGED.
NEGRO Who Attacked Widow and Her
Daughter Soon Disposed OF.

lakewood. Tex. April pa negro
entered the residence OF Mrs. Harding
a widow. Tuesday night about 1880
o'clock Mrs. harding and her seven
teen.year-old daughter reside alone.
The negro broke into their bedroom.
where they were seated. He grabbed
Mrs. Harding by the throat and at
tempted 10 throw her upon the floor.
Her daughter went TO her assistance.
The widow grabbed the negros coat
OF his back and he left his hat. The
young lady threw lamp at him. The
alarm was given and soon many OF
Leon county's citizens were In pursuit.
The negro. about the same age as the
girl. was captured and identihed. a
mcb hanged him 10 a tree.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26

nna w. Y. sloan were received.
The judiciary committee refused TO
decide lodge regalia exempt from gen
eral taxation and referred same 10 at
torney generals department
Late Tuesday evening Mrs. r. j.
Bell addressed the lodge. thanking II
for consideration 10 her late husband
and courtesies. speaking with tears In
her eyes. This was the FIRST time a
lady was permitted 10 address grand
lodge
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
Pitcher Clark Hit In the Face and
Had 70 Retire.

At Shreveport Tuesday the home
baseball club defeated Memphis 70
3. Pitcher Clark was hit In the face
by a batted ball In the third inning
and SO severely injured he had 10 re
tire. Up TO that time he was In.
vincihle.
Atlanta. Z: Montgomery. I. Played
az Montgomery; attendance. $500
Nashville. 4: Birmingham. /.
New Orleans. 3 Little Rock. 3.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
Rouse Critically III.

Cleveland April 25.-Henry G.
Rouse, chairman OF the board OF d.
rectors OF the Missouri. Kansas a
Texas Railroad company, Is lying
critically III at the home OF relatives
in this city. Mr.. Rouse is suffering
from pneumonia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
Amendment Accented.

Washington. April 25.--Indian ap-
preparation bill was before the sen.
ate Tuesday. An amendment by Mr..
Clark OF Wyoming appropriating $780,
600 10 enable the secretary OF the in
terror 20 make further investigation
Of the coal deposits in Indian Terri.
tory was accepted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
Killed Twenty stralnht.

Austin. April Ed. A. Dryden Of
Waco. won the individual champion.
ship Of the state at live birds Tuesday.
killing twenty straight.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
GALLANT BANKHEAp.
VIII Assist In Making Hobson's Ma.
lority LARGEST In History.

Fayette. Ala. April 25.-Congress-
man J. II. Bankhead. who was de.
feated for denomination from the
Sixth Alabama district by Captain
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
American League.

81. Louis. >: Detroit. o.
Boston. 10; Washington. ?.
New York. 6: Philadelphia. {.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26
National LEAGUE.

New Yer. $; Brooklyn. Z.
Pittsburg. s; Chicago. 3.
81. Louis. 9: Cincinnati. ?.
Philadelphia, 8; Boston, Z.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-26

r. p. Hobson. sent the following mes.
sage TO his opponent:
Accept congratulations on your
splendid victory. II ] can assist In
making your majority In November
the largest ever given the party In
the district. please command me-"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-15
Die AnSfteuung TT SameSs
tptpn, pa.

Inter olen AusReQungeri, iuel&e
fett Der Centennial bon 1876 tn pbi'
laesIpbta abesbaItenen In ben Wer.
etaatsn fattssfunbsn. birfte pobl
feline stnsn gsrelsi9 NIT Der TN Tom.
ntsnbsn Sommsr auf Dirginif4en go'
ben a53ubaItsnbsn SamestOwn grpoft'
tion, In 8s3ug auf gissnartigteit. Ori'
gtnaIiidt unb gtsubeit, ausbalten ton'
men. gersits babsn bie meifen euro'
paiI&en Nd9ts, Ssutf&lanb poran,
ibrs gstbsilisuns 3ugeiagt.
Die Jamestown Ausfenung gift tn
srfer 2inis benz Anbsnfen Der erfen
a%nfsoIuns Der gnsldnbsr auf amsri.
tanii9em Boben I'm Sabre 1907 su
Samestpun, 3d., poielbf Rapitdn
Sobn Smith nit elmer tlstnen An5abl
bon RMonifsn bas D6rf8en Samss'
ioun bssrtinbstsn, bas als Der @es
burtstsim elmer 8sb0lferuu9 bon bum
bert Wiaionsn 3u bstra4ten TT. Sur&
bic abbaItung bisi.r ausfsQung lou
bic Gtelung. pel9e bic Der. 6taaten
In Der @siai9ts uno fulturelen gnt'
uidsIuns I'm 2aufe bon orsibunoert
Sabrel srrurgsr babsn, aur geran'
i9aulidune eebra4t, werben. our&
gorfabrung Der grssueniRs auf allen
srbsntlidsn @sbistsn. 9Iei&Beitig nit
Der Musfellung tpirb fa auf benz
Wesrssipisssl Der 6amptOn ROaos ben
geTu9srn sin e9aufpisl barbieten.
besglsi9sn bic WeIt nod nte seieben
ober erlebt bat, ndmlid cine 5lottsn'
denomination bonn risfaffsn umfange,
In tpslder isbe art bon arisgsidiHen
aler Nationeri Der groe nertreten fein
tpirb. 5ampton &oaos III ndmli&
eroB 9snug, 1dmmtli&e 5lotten Der
groe au%fsunsbmsn. Gin wsiterer I'm.
,isbunaspuntt mtro Elm grobes interna'
tionalss Eager biloen, In usldsm De-
tadsmsts bon militdrif4sn Sruppen'
t6rpsrrt aus allen 8beilen gurOpa's i'm
0srsin nit am~eritanii&en Sruppen
@rsreitien. Wan6oer, paraoen uno
ionftiss S9aufsaungsn aufabren tusrs
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-15
aus G1utt uno hide ute:
oererfanoen.

Der california Gemotrat" erf&etni
iebt irieosrum als tdglt9es Worssn.
blatt. gs mar cine f9mers 6eim.
Tu9ung. usI9e Der .DemOtrat" our9s
3umaGen batts uno unter Der Wu&i
bss e9idiaIi9lasss uar 6oHnunss'
IoRefsit. bic on 0srawsifung ~eemabnte.
In ben bergen Ssrer etnas3osen. uel9sn
BITE 2eitung oes ,Semotrat" In 9dn
ben lag. Sur meni9li9 NOR bieis
WutbloRefsit. ss mar Elm 8eusen Der
grbsnsrbBs Dor Der aQma&t bes S&id'
ials. Absr nur weni9e Gage, ba Io'
bsrts bic 6ofnung tDisosr auf unb Der
,galifornia Ssmptrnt" NOR misber sr.
Rnnbsn, freili9 nur nls Wo4snblatt,
Sept fhblt er f8 IOweit 9efrdftist. bab
Ct tpisbsr als ideli6ss 8latt sri&sinen
fann. @ie er isinsn 2sisrn sinen berg.
Ii9,n WorssnsruB suruft. 10 foI ibm
aud hermit stn bsrBli9er GRUB emit.
butsn isir! M6g ibm Der Startmutb,
ben sr tn bieisn i9wsreu Stunoen be-
funbst bat, ME febIsn, usn1 es gilt,
nnbsre Wioerudrtistsitsn au iberuin.
ben, bis In Der 3ufunft fsinsr beutI9sn
3siiuna tisr,ulanbs sripart blsibsn
i6nnsn. @eielt fa bier3u bic Rlug.
belt uno fOrti8rittIi9sr @si4dftsfnn,
uno ni4t minoer aus benz 2si.rtrsiis
bic anertennung, BITE ieoe osuti9e Set.
tung bon ibrsm pubIitum foroern
bari, 10 wirb Der california Gemos
frat" f9nsq uisoer fsfe Wurseln fai-
fen uno 81 einsm frdftigsn gaume er.
maiden!