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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21
Radicals VS.. Conservatives.

Those familiar with political coRdi-
lions in New York fully recognize that
this is no time for Mr.. Jerome to put
himself into the fray as an independ-
emit candidate. If he would remain in
the background, and If Mr.. Hughes
should be the Republican and Mr..
Hearst the Democratic candidate for
the fight would really be
between the radicals. including the
various brands OF socialists and de-
structionists on the one hand, and the
conservatives, Including the level
headed business men of both parties
"a clash between the Disconnected
and the staadpatters ON the general
condition oflafEairs in! this State One
mot conyersaht With The peculiar yagas
Fies and whlns of the New York Yets
81 woaid be snciined u jump III the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21
viii Aid Hearst.

The discrimination OF Mr.. Jerome to
be q candidate for the Democratic
nomination for governor is not re-
GREETED in independent circles as
much as his intention as understood
here, to be an Independent candidate
after his defeat by the Buffalo conven-
ton, for anything else but defeat
would be a miracle, in view of the
Roadway gained by Mr.. Hearst in his
candidacy. Mr.. Jerome's Independent
candidacy will mean the loss Of thou
sands OF votes which ought 10 so to
the Republican candidate The pres
once Of Jerome in the campaign will
make 1t a three-cornered affair, and
win do more. to aid than lnjure the
chances Of Hearst.
. 1t will attract votes which ought to
he cast for the Republican candidate
in order to make doirbly sure the pos
sibiIlty OF riot of Hearst's at Albany,
in which all the odds and ends. the
castaways, the ragtags and bobta1ls
of the two old political parties will
take the leading parts.
1t was to turn a certain element In
the population from Hearst, from rad
icalfsm into conservative channels
that the Republicans have determined
to name Mr.. Charles e. Hughes as
their candidate for governor. Senator
Plat, Mr.. odell and other Republican
leaders who felt the sting Of MI.
Hughes crossquestions when the life
insurance Investigation was under
way do not love. him passionately, but
in him they recognize man who can
save the State from a reign of radi-
calism. They have read Alright the
signs of the times.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21
Millions w orth
Of Diamonds
Struggled
THE GOVERNMENT DEFF1AJpEp.
OF A BIG REVENUE AT PORT
OF NEW Dirk

NEW YORK. Aug 81 Diamonds,
pearls and other Jewels are being
struggled Into the country in greater
bulk than. ever before. according toI
trepresentation recently made TO the
Treasury DEPARTMENT by New York
importers The rapid rise in prices
Of precious stones IS given as the
cause
For the same reason many questions
as to the proper valuation of imports
rave been coming from Appraiser
Fowler for determination. A number
OF leading Wholesale diamond mer.
chants have given in the last week
at the appraisers request, their oplnt
ion as to the actual value of speci-
mems of the South African product
inst arrived, and other dealers have
been summoned to appear In the next
few days.
Ludwig Nissen, of Ludwig Ntsssni
& Co., the chairman Of the customs
committee Of the Importers and Cut
ters' Association, said today that the
value OF cut stones and pearls SNUG,
gIed in 1t, in his opinion. fully equal
to the value Of the gems on which
duty Is paid The governments sta
tistics on importations. he says, are
many millions below the read value Of
the precious stones and pearls that
are coming in week after week.
( In the fiscal year that ended with
(. june the crt precious stones and
pearls imported were valued close to
/ $50, 00o,O 900. this not including dia-
Imonds to the value of more than s10,-
00e,OOO which came in free, as they
were in the rough condition. Mr.. Mis-
sen believes that the actual value OF
the dutiable gems imported during
the year was not less than 100000, 600:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21
JEROME NOW IN
new YORK FIGHT
WANTS pEMocRAIlc soltIEie.;
TON FOB COVE OBJ FlpE2
III sPENpENT:i IL DEFEATED.

NEW YORK, Aug. William
Trayers Jerome, Independent Demo
crat, twice elected district attorney
OF New York county, has made the fol-
lowing authorita ttye annouue ement
from his summer home I'm Lakeyillc,
ct: 4
Elm the present shameful conduct oil
our political life i'm this State, ! ann ana
willing to run for the Office of gov
ernor OF the state II the Democratic
convention shall nominate me without
any understanding, expressed or Inn
piled, other than that; Il elected, shalt
obey my oath OF once as l under
stand 1t, in. letter anG spirit.
ttw1LLIAM TRAvERs JERo ONE ."
Mr.. Jerome's announcement Of his
candidacy before the regular Demo
cratic convention is only part OF his
programmes. If ne is not nominated
fy that convention. and there is no
,I1ppect that he viii be, lciwlll be nm
,Iu,lepeRdent candidate Cor governor,
r. viii be no great stra!1 Upon IFS
poti:icll conscience TO bt!37s'e an It's
dependant ca didale a:;er, failing to
secuie the nomination through the
regular party channels. He became
an Independent candidate fo' district
attorney Of Now York atte- he had
failed to secure the regular Demo
cratic nomination.
apoWn With the seases."
Mr. Jerome will, however. first d.
rect his efforts to securing the regu-
lar Democratic nomfDISts and in bis
campaign, preceding the Slate conven-
ton, which will meet in Buffalo on
September 26, he will pursue the same
tactics which he pursued when he
was candidate for district attorney
OF New York year ago. Down with
the bosses!" was his CRY then, and
it will be his. slogan until the Buffalo
convention defeats him. Then he will
go on the warpath as an independent
with the same issue.
Mr.. Jerome viii play about the
same part in the New York campaign
that General Palmer. the Gold Demo
cratic candidate for President in 1896,
played in the national campaign. Just
as General Palmer was voted for by
those oyerconscientious Democrats
who opposed Bryan but who could not
muster up enough courage to vote for
Mr.. Mckinley; SO will Mr. Jerome be
supported in New York. Back of him
will be those Democrats who cannot
and will not vote for Mr.. Hearst, the
ultraradlcal and corporation batter,
but who hope to keep within party
lines by voting for a Democrat. Hence
Mr.. Jerome's candidacy, His sup
porters will include such prominent
Democrats as August Belmont, for
mer Judge Alton B. Parker, the Dem
ooratic candidate for President two
years ago; Thos F. Ryan; the follow
ing of former President Grover cleYe-
land and those Democrats who are
prominent in financial circles and as
managers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21

Spain is the only country that has
a coinage bearing baby's head on it
Coins bearing the baby head OF King
Alfonso we're issued in 1888.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21

Madame Albani has performed be-
fore royalty more frequent than any
other actress or singer alive.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21

The most awful accirdent in history
was the fall of Roman Amphitheaer
in the time of Ttbertus. Fifty thous
and people were crushed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21

During he reign of Edward the Com
lessor, Of England. the practice of EN-
ployfng surnames began.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21

From 1906 to 1888 Scottish bank
rupts we're compelled to wear sort
of convict dress, half yellow, half
brown.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21

AS soon as the necessary funds are
collected Hebrew institute will be
erected in Omaha, Neb., by the local
B'nai Birth for the purpose of train
ing jewish boys and girls
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21

The National Baptist Convention,
the largest body of colored Baptists
in America. has decided to establish
a theological seminary OF its own. 1t
already has large and prosperous
publishing house.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21

The six state OF Guatemala, Hondur-
as, British Honduras Salvador, Mica.
ragua and Costa Rica together form
a long, narrow strip of land extending
from southeast to northwest over a
distance of some 800 miles, The width
varies from about 60 miles to over
800. and the total area is estimated at
1T6,s2T square miles; or somewhat
larger than our State Of California
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21

Plans for the salt water and high
pressure system for the purpose Of
fire protection to the business part OF
the city Of Seattle have been com.
pleted. The plan is modelled after the.
philadelphia system.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21

A woman at Keighley, England, sum.
moned for not sending her boy to
school, explained to the bench that
when she attempted to chastise him
for not going he sthreatened to report
her to the Cruelty, inspector.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21
RHILROhDS
BALTIMORE 8 OHlG
RAILROAD.

rcHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY ~ 1903.
FAlRMoisTi w, VA
orfT. DAILY ezee1t Sunday. 9unosns
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21
FACTS AND FANclEs.

/
Madame A1bani has performed be-
fore royalty more frequent than any
other actress or singer alive.
During he reign of Edward the Com
lessor, Of England, the practice Of EN-
ploying surnames began.
From 1906 to 1888 Scottish bank.
rupts were compelled to wear a sort.
of convict dress, half yellow, half
brown.
The most awful accirdent in history
was the fall of Roman Amphitheaer
in the time of Tibertus. Fifty thous.
and people were crushed.
spainis the only country that has
a coinage bearing a baby's head on it.
Coins bearing the baby head OF King
Alfonso we're issued in 1888.
AS soon as the necessary funds are
collected Hebrew institute will be
erected in Omaha, Neb., by the local
B'nai Birth for the purpose of train
ing jewish boys and girls
The National Baptist Convention,
the largest body of colored Baptists
in America, has decided to establish
a theological seminary of its own. I'll
already has large and prosperous
publishing house.
Plans for the salt water and high
pressure system for the purpose of
fire protection to the business part OF
the city Of Seattle have been com.
pleted. The plan is modelled after the
philadelphia system.
A woman at Keighley, England, sum.
moned for not sending her boy to-
school, explained to the bench that
when she attempted to chastise him
for not going he threatened to report
her to the Cruelty inspector.
Governor Hoch Is 30 very popular
among the settlers whose land titles
he has undertaken to Clear" in the
'tKaty" suit that an effort has been
made to change the name Of the new
state to Hochlahoma.. Kansas City
Star.
The, largest Colored Young Mems,
Christian Association in the world Is
the colored branch OF the New York
City Association. which now has 506
members. 1t held a $500 jubilee" last
month to celebrate the attainment OF
this number,
Consul Walter e. Hamm, at Hull,
says the increased activity in the
Yorkshire STEAMBOAT trade at Hull has
been most marked. For the frst time.
during the first half of any year over
100000 tons OF coal have been receiy-
ed at the pot and over 100000 tons
exported.
The six state OF Guatemala, Hondur-
as, British Honduras Salvador, Mica
ragua and Costa Rica together form
a long, narrow strip of land extending
from southeast to northwest over a
distance of some 800 miles. The width
varies from about 60 miles to over
400. and the total area is estimated at
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21

Governor Hoch is 80 very popular
among the settlers whose land titles
he has undertaken to Clear" in the
"Katy" suit that an effort has been
made to change the name Of the new
state to Hochlahoma. Kansas City
Star. \. IA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21

Consul Walter G. Hamm, at Hull,
says the Increased activity in the
Yorkshire STEAMBOAT trade at Hull has
been most marked. For the first time
during the first half of any year over
100000 tons of coal have been receiy-
ed at the pot and over 100000 tons
exported.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-21

The. largest colored Young Mems
Christian Association in the world is
the colored branch OF the New York
city Association. which now has 506
1t held $500 jubilee" last
month to celebrate the attainment OF
this number,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
THREE To TRY For
RECORD FROM CHICAGO
Time for Automobile Run to New
York May Be Reduced to
Fifty Hours.

NEW YORK. September S-That tho
new record Of nfty-seven hours by auto
mobile from Chicago TO New York IS not
to so unchallenged IS already assured
Hardly had she six-cylinder Franklin car
completed IT'S run before three American
manufacturers began preparations 10 as
sault the new time mark BEFORE they
get through u IS believed the record
viii have been brought down 90 nifty
hours possibly TO forty-eRht hours.
81. II. Ho!comb. who held the record
with a 2+-horse power Columbia car uutI
the Franklin beat it, VIII be one OF the
trio To- try for new figures HOlcomb. who
took the short route across the State
through the CatskiH Mountains. now says
the New York Central route via the Mo
hawk Valley is the better He expects to
mako "a record trial within month He
Will drive Columbia OF 4O-horse power
Another trial is likely To be made with
q Thomas Flyer OF 50-horse power. while
a third machine OF less reputation for
speed Is 90 be sent over the route
a remarkable statement credited to one
Of the drivers OF the Franklin record
holder has strengthened the belief that a
nfty-hour run between the two cities IS
possible The Franklin be said. could
have made the trip In six hours faster
time. hut when the drivers felt sure Of
cutting under the record they refrained
from cutting too much They wanted To-
leave a margin. he said. so that ~ their
record was bettercd by an hour or two
they would DE able to 90 over the route
a second time on "a hfty-hour schedule.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
ONE TO DANyILLE;
THE OTHER A TIE
Closing Day of Season in Lynch
burg Marked by Farcical
Exhibition.
ERRORS FREELY PILED UP
These Make Sure the Defeat Of
the Home Team-Much
Kicking.
Especial to The rimes-n.pa,chl

Especial 70 The Times III spatch.l
LYNcHBuRG. VA. September S-'rhe
championship season ended here this ar
ternoon IN a farce. with doubie-header
on the board. Danviie taking The first
and the second being called at the Ell
Of tho ninth inning on account Of dark
ness. with the score . TO 2 The nr-t
game was Z 20 ~ favor Of the visitors
Eighteen errors were piled up in the
two games. TIE Bugs -xcelling ia mum
Der Il was errors that lost tho initial
contest 20 tho champions In the FIRST
game Hesslers home run came after
COOK hnd dropped pop foul ny for the
batter and chances had been lost ID
retire the side before the same batter
hit for three bases. md Howard for %
circuit With good support Taylor would
have won hts game easily
Evans did good work IN both games.
especially when the bases were Srcupied.
However, lie Weakened IN the eighth iu-
ming of the last game. when three singles
in succession permitted the home team
To- tie the score.
The games. bad as they were. wore
marked 10y the constant kicking ~ the
visitors. and three times the police A-d
90 stop some or the Bugs from swearing
ou their bench
The scores follow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09

makers got revenge. and got sweet re-
NcnEs az that The revenge clme. too.
wlen the grandstsnd wanted taste
NJ lt The ninth inning had TO come
Cassidy went in 20 do the honors after
SON camc out and DE hold Thorn aW
rislt un;n the nth inning. when he all
lowed tarce hits ana run. One hit. an
cfrnr ant a man nit eavc another riu
IH OH. ~.Ntr This made tho visitors take
Sc easy With the eight runs to their credit
Richmond got two twice ana on. once
Ilat ninth inning started Nkc tn.s.
Reeve flew out 90 third and S.nnrle
s.n-i.i Dc went 60 second on Iliu..r.s
'tt fr'ul second 90 first Then Dr.. -to..
i''tt base. Hicks walked ANA Cuufr
rA'ei. scor.rc Sicbrio and masking the
SCORE six to eight against .nc Lawn. >,fs.
NH'ner walked ami GNed tlc bases.
Cow tr walked and a runner was f.r.lI.
TIE same runner hcIus no otr.r t..n
t'i'ks Long went 'n g, rff 20 Cassidy
and sins.cd. ANA Crlly ,ame 90 v.-n tla
run chat tied the score san tne bases
We're fuli Brown va-fIrI to tho plate
a'n.t Noise chat t1,afcred everything.
WINS was ratified. ANA showed BE-. After
pitching two balls he doubled up aud
thr sphere was seen 90 snoot fro,l his
h.r5 an3 sal tom feet or more over tne
tattDrs heol lt struck the ptan'stand.
and ty.o runners uuue oNor. In rlrt 81,
attempt was made CD sct lt. for ono run
WAS enough O. WIN tne game. Ny,c~ has
t.r. been seen suca great excitement
a- na~ 10 this time.
Tc owciaI score follows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
TtI


81 Bowen runted third strike
Score hy innings. r.
LvrclburK .. ......... n o p o. @ n q l. 2
I7n-ile ...... ........ n o ID 01o1 o. o
Summary. Famed -Ivuchhure. g.:
'arv'le Two-haee hits Ricka ~ls
Moore and Penny. Threo-hase hits
Powell First base on errors Lynch burg.
Danv..l" 9. Double pays Dar.neer.
Iioi- rud Iegr0ud. Richards and Moore.
I.eft on loses- LynchhurR .. uauv'lle @
Sacrifice hits-Cork Powell and McKen-
zie struck ont Rv Garter >. by Evans.
Base on balls or Carter. Z Chicken
-iel. or Evans (Coolo Attendance.
l.5lo. T'me % game-1 hour and 20 min
utes JmIiros Reiss and Walsh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
Deem Run Shoot

The members Of the Deep Run Hunt
held a shoot at the kennels yesterday
afternoon. The traps were in excellent
orde-. and good scores Were made
Among those shooting We're Colonel
Barton H. Grundy. Dr. j A. White. Mr..
W A. Hammond. Mr.. John Harrison.
Mr.. johnson. Colonel Joseph r. Willard.
and M. HaXau Grundy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
May Beats Florence

CINCINNATI. September = May SUIT
ton and Marjorie Dodl Yesterday beat
Lulah Iielden and Florence Sutton In tho
finals for the tr State championship In
ladies' doubles at the tennis tournament
Ia this city. The score. 90. So GO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-11

Limo odrum -" Iebte er nah elmer
DeiIe nit feudten 2tu9en btnsa, bat
fie fi6 entT9loHen, unfre at1ne tletne
Seftion nit Der ,Sb0rIibGtte' gu be-
benfen.
ST Die 9amt oenn 6ier2"
y@te tpmmt 1eute Q(teno, UNI an BET
gintueibunq Der 0iitte morgen tbeil-
5unehmen. Nuber mir oas etn3igs
Mit9Iieo unTrer Seftipn. 8en Elf
anoern 1T Ole 9eiie gu lpeit. Sic bds
ben teine 3eit, fein Gelb, feinen llr@
laub, tpie es - auf Der @elt ee9t. Gs
TT tpirfIi9 f9abe! Denn Die 5b6rli=
biitte 1T Elm pra9tftId seporben! Sd
6urf bds iaaen, ipenn i9 oud6 getuiHer=
maben tbr 9tiftiser 9atsr bin, atsin,
aber nit dfler 8equemli9teit, gut be-
pirtbf6afttt, bor8iisli4e getteu, eiIerne
Sefen, ein befonoeres 9ilrmer fir Do
men oos bat ftd Srdulein @ogel
ousbriidIid onsbebungen -turaun,-"
Ser 9o9touriit itano auf. fnDpfte
ben 9iirtel feines aus en9lif6em ade
neeGlooen eerpebten 3odes gu unb redte
eGbneno Die @lieosr. ,aursum: eine
Rleintrdrlerbetpab ipra4 er
gefiibIos yWir foIlten Die rou6e Ge>
fun6bett oes Bersfports ni4t bur4
fol4e Qlpenianatorien snttDei6en, NIT
gebeisten Oamenaimmern, tpeiben 8ets
ten, pomoelidb elettrtf9er Beleudtuns,
3eitunsen 5dmmt neueftem Rnrssettel,
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es I'M 3inertbaf f6on Mobs 1T. Denn
Die nebmen uns bas geits, bds @tdb>
lenbe, bds grSiebenbe. ben etnfa9en
natursemGBen homertf9en l3peifampf
atDtf9en benz Menfhen un6 6em Berg.
Sd babe etnnnl einen nerriidten @ne@
ldn0er sefannt, Der fpolIte iiberhanpt
ale 9iitten berbrennen, olle Meee uno
2eitsrn unb @tifte aerit0ren uno tpieoer
tn ben Qr3uitdno Der 0inse, 5u Gnoe
Der fiinfatser uno Qlnfang Der Tehaieer
Sabre auriidte6ren. tpp man bic Na9t
in5elsfpolten fauerte uno ii6 on etnem
biirftieen 8iipatfeuer9eu ipGrmte!
Durdgema9t bab' id oas aGes mebr
iDie einmal. briiben In ben 4noen. In
Mlasta uno an6erspo. llnb tam
Sbnen fasen: ods aIlein 1T bas Muhre!
Sold etne Madt unter frsiem 5immel.
inter 9ternensesliBer In tieftr Gine
fuulteit uno @tilIe, mo man iiber 70
man9es nadbenft = uno ni6t In Ser
6ise, bem Eabatqualnl, Dem 8ierse>
ru1, ben 8erIiner adlauern unb benz
Mafeneef9nar9e in elmer nit Menz
fden oo[Igsftopften @rstterbuos. Ob
Die i'm Sbal ftebt poer tpis sSbre Sb0r=
libiitte 5ipeitaufenbf bfiinfbun6ert W1eter
bod bas blsibt fid6 stei6. Dos
Jur9tbarite auf groen, 6as pbitiftes
rum ift ba uno Sprt fouberGr. f1no
nun nihts fir UNCUT! 2oFen sic fin
bur4 ein.n fonberbaren &raftnlsnf9sn
iDie mid niht Die 5reube On sSbrer
Sb6rlibiitte ner6erben unb teben 5ie
,pobl!!"
(Turt5ebuno FDIof.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-11
Nn Oa8 >g5ublltnlll.

Die p5reie Breiie fir 2eras" pire
an iiber $50 RDftpFficen nerlQnot. unit
bat eine grORe gerbreituue in Der
gea6bar= &epublif Merito, in sSnoio-
herzTerritorium uub Sflab0ma.
SIR @irfulatiuns=Gebiet in 9eras
erftredt iib oou @alpeiton Bis binaul
rtaa 0entipu, bonn duBeriten Often
bic nab 81 45alu i'm fernen 8eIteu;
esIblteBt ielbituerftdnblid) nit Be.
lonhers sahlreihen 2eiern oas oidts
beiiebelte Wittels9 s9eras ano, ben siio.
tpeiten elm. Iud in WerifD bat Iie
cine arDBe 8erbreitltna.
Stuei Geiienoe itnb beitdnoiQ,
iobrein, iabraus i'm Sntereife bes
Blattes untertueQa uno fiibren benz
ielben i'm 8erein nit unleren riibri=
gen 2pfal Gaenten ferttpdbreno
neue 2eier au.
Sn Inbetraht oieier Tbatiaheu iff
bic .6reie Breife", mo es ftA oarum
banoelt, Die oeuti6e Ben5lteruna su
errei6en, nas bette Msseiae wses
binm im gtaate Geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-11

- SIN oer arauenuOIlen @eidibte
GROCER Shiffstataitrppben tpiro Der
untergona oes italieniid9en TampFers
sSirio" ala cine Der ihredlihiten in
Der @rinneruna ber Nahuelt bleiben.
Bie iebt aus Is @artbaaena in 5panien,
in oeiien yedbe Der Dampfer unter.
ging, berihtet uirb. bate Die Shiffs.
mannihaft ben Dalnpfer. nit mel.
hem $50 Weniben i'm Weere uers
ianfen. abiidatlih anf einem &iffe
auflaufen laiien. I'M IN oer 8ernir.
runa bic Sumn1e bon $500, 900 iteh.
len 81 t1nnen. bic lih an Bpro be.
fano. Die oem 8eroerben gemeibten
Baiiagiere uuroen Don Der Shiffs.
mannihaft nit &euDlpern bon ben
RettungsbuDten Suriidaetrieben. Bel
Der unteriuhuna oeS antergeaanoe.
ten Dampfera ourh Tauher itelIte
iib beraus. oaS Der eiierne Soften,
Der bic Sumnte entbalten batte, ers
brohen uno oa8 @Ulo per5hmunben
mar. Sir italieniidbe Dampferlinien
TT oas Elm ihwerer Sblae. Baiia.
giere meroen lib mabriheinlih oas
raufhin BET Der sFahrt iiber 0as at.
lantifd9e Wleer lieber ben Dampfer.
linien anoerer 0ationen auuertrauen.