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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25
THOUSANDS or HOMELESS RATS.
Destruction OF Coal and Iron Building
Drives Them Into station House Next Doc

Thousands OF rats. forty policemen,
several sergeants and roundsmen, a door
mar and one fine large Thomas cat. which
bears the name of Juicy Bill, battled for
hours yesterday al the Church street police
station. Last night the rats had rather
the worst Of it and Juicy Bill had control OF
the situation. Tit casualties up to date are
about fifty rats killed, all by Juicy Bill.
The cause OF the trouble is the demolition
Of the building formerly occupied by the
Coal and Iron Exchange at the southeast
corner of Cortlandt and Church streets.
The building is giving way to a modern
skyscraper. Next door is the Church
street police station.
Contractor Rosoff is in charge Of the work
of tearing down the old exchange. In the
basement were found about 100 tons of
coal and in the rear Of the coal were some
old vaults containing ancient records Of the
exchange. 1t was found necessary to re-
move the coal in baskets and Hungarian
and Jewish laborers were employed for this
work.
Many tons had been removed when yes
terday a machine was put in operation
sounding for the foundations of the new
building. Then the trouble began. The
noise and vibrations of the great machine
aroused the hidden population of the vaults.
fused to descend again. Then Contractor
Rosoff went down to investigate. He also
quickly reappeared. The cellar was one
seething mass Of rats Of all ages, sizes and
species.
It was about the hour Of roll call in the
Church street police station. Sergt. Haerly
was standing behind the desk when he
made q slight exclamation. Something
had struck and brushed by his leg. Then
the men on the floor began to get very
nervous. Things were shooting in and out
among their legs. Several more things hit
the sergeant's legs, and he began to do an
artistic highland fling. So did the forty
men on the floor.
Then there was a yell for the doorman.
whats the matter with this station
house, yelled the sergeant.
Il guess it's only Juicy Bill chasing
around, " said Doorman Rogers.
well, get him out Of here ordered the
sergeant.
Juicy Bill was not guilty. but the police
men were still doing a dance and lodging
animals "as big as cats" Bill was found in
the lower quarters and turned loose on the
station house floor. After the battle q
dozen dead rats lay around and the rest
were routed. A search Of the basement
of the station house showed that Juicy
Bill had been busy there also. Dozens
Of dead rats were found and at a late hour
last night the station house was invaded
by but few rodents from the old exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25
Women'S SO to SIG Dress Skirts at Sc
Women'S So Sunburst Skirts at $3.50

These two groups present a most extraordinary occasion in
Womens Skirts. Four of the principal skirt specialists con-
tributed their surplus stocks. The skirts have all been made up
new within the last few days, for the purpose OF using up the ma
tenals on hand. The prices for which we offer them today rarely
cover the cost OF making: d
First is a collection of three hundred stylish Skirts of fine
Panama cloth in Alice blue, gray, rose, reseda, navy blue and
black, and voies and serges in white. Also OF fine worsteds in
mixtures. Made in circular, gored and plated models: some
trimmed with strapping, Others with bias bands of the material,
some entirely plain. All are handsomely tailored. These skirts
would sell regularly for 80 to SIG; today they are S. each.
The other group contains three hundred Walking Skirts, of
imported cotton novelty suitings, made in accordion plated
sunburst style, fitted plain over the hips, falling in graceful
plated flare. Coors include various shades OF blue. tan, rose,
violet, pink and black in mixtures Of striped effects.
Such skirts would regularly sell at So; today's price is $3.50
each.
Also the two following groups:
Three hundred Skirts in checks and mixtures. of light and
dark gray. gored with side plated panel, finished with scalops.
$5 and Sc value. at So each.
Two hundred skirts, OF fine imported homespuns. in light
checks and mixtures, regularly IS to 80, now at 81 each.
Second floor, Broadway, Stewart Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25
Novelty
Plaid MohairS
375c a Yard; Worth soc

A case where always seeking some
new thing is not true. A favorite
pattern in sl.5O goods, we have had
1t repeated in a cheaper grade-it is
equally effective. If you can dis
tinguish and divide a hair, twixt
south and southwest side" you may
find differences between this and
the higher priced, but you will not
try; you will be content with this
yard-wide bargain.
Color grounds good, mixed grays,
blues, resedas and browns. lined
by natty box checks and hairline
stripes Of white. There is much in
a name-these goods manufactured
by the same well-known maker in
Bradford, England, who furnishes
most Of our finest qualities.
80 inches wide. 371ac a yard;
worth soc. Fourth avenue,
Stewart Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25
Every Day Brings
Waist Mems.

Constantly new. Constantly
different. Constantly beautiful,
fine and stylish.
You'd have to stay here for
days to appreciate fully the
resources of this changing, va
ried, wonderful supply. But a
short visit any day will tell you
that the newest, loveliest models
are always here.
To-day's bulletin:
At s2.76 and s5-Unusually beautiful
Waists Of sheer lawn. with fin laces and
embroideries,
At sa.7S. $3.50 and s%s-Unusually bcauti-
full waists Of fine batiste. lacc-trimmed
or daintily embroidered,
At 81. 7S-Of dotted Swiss muslin, trimmed
with insertions.
Al se-Of batiste. trimmed with imita-
tion Of baby Irish lace.
Second floor, Fourth avenue.
Stewart Building.
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City Gradually Paying Hearst Ftrcw orks
ID. 0m.

Gabriel w. vad, who was injured by the
fireworks explosion in Madison Square on
election night, 1902, given by the national
Democratic clubs to celebrate the first cleo
ton Of William r. Hearst TO Congress. got
a verdict against the city yesterday in the
Supreme Court before Justice Fitzgerald
and q Jury for IS 5000 damages.
tVadfs mother, Helen Vad, also got Q YER
dict for 81, 000f fer the loss OF her cons SER
vices. Gabriels right leg was blown of.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25
SEVEN BOYS SPANKED IN COURR
Judge 0'Counor OF Utica Administers Pun.
Ishment for Stealing Boots.

UTICA, May 24.-The City Court was
filed with wild wailing this afternoon. when
Judge O'Connor took a fat legal file made
Of hard wood and spanked seven small
boys who had stolen rubber boots. The
boys yelled vociferously as the Judge ap-
Piled his Interpretation Of what was good
Tor them. They were allowed to go at the
end Of the treatment.
EVERY one OF you will get worse spank
ing than that II you are brought in here
again" the Judge warned them. The.
mothers Of the boys were witnesses to the
spanking and all OF them applauded. except
one, who prayed audibly while the boys
made the air hideous with yells.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25
Five Hundred More
SILK DRESSES at $1O.75

This Sale of Silk Dresses was such a tremendous success that
we started at once to find a new supply. Today five hundred
more are here. Made OF tafeta silk, in black and white checks,
and plain shades OF tan, green, pink, violet. navy and light blues,
and a few black, as well as changeable shades. The waists are
made in various styles, finely plated and trimmed with lace, in
Guiding the FRITZ Schef style, with accordion-plated skirts, and
some with gored skirts. finished with plaits. Extraordinary
dresses to be offered at this small price, $40 - each.
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ei 600 for Not Marrying His Niece by
Marriage.

One thousand dollars. one-tenth Of her
demand, was the sum at which the City
Court jury that heard the breach Of prom
Use suit brought by Jennie Abrams against
her uncle by marriage, Elias Iapin, fixed
her damage, Lapin says he win fight the
Case to q finish.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25

The AUDIENCE

Tho daily osnsus shows how rapidly oar store
visitors aFg increasing In number.
This attsndanos Ia reHeotsd In The growing de.
mands on our d%sIivory %seSvlec, and Tho augmentina
hgnFes NJ Our daily sales.
Largely inCFOaeed interest appears In
RE New I1peiry Stare Main A~p' ss~~v, aut@ns
RE Stare hr MEMS 1o0ds Nan ami. wan"m"ss' BoNNsa
RE Cotd Storage vaaii Tw~Wvh a,w w"na~aas' Wr'f"s
me Cyysisi Sakons, A. Wares, CAiaa and Glass
rhhef Arr, waaamaher Hathns
RE Plano Salons srcund Acr wauamssev BnthNs
me Pfefsrs Gallery Tnh FAM st-wsr Huthns
Nothing 40 b%eautFul. attractive Hnd elegant M the spcond
and Third floors NJ The wanamaksr building the new South
buIlding-has yet ~appeaFrd In American rptaitnR.
Progressive plans for the perfection oi this business ae yet
far from conplpte. Announcement will bo made of zach forward
step.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25
Cambria Nightshirts
y at SOC

The most popular OF mems nightshIts
for Summer wear. Same material as last
season, at the same price, 50c. We took
all the maker could furnish wanted more.
hut could not get them. soft finish. light
weight cambria. neat trimming: sire IL 90 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25

th~" handayr~ shirts arr hsds win ptNn snd ptaNsd bu~or', and '"
,he ful ubRHty NJ tr twat o. shirts you Will md oosNfr NJ thh stote They
ere better IN many tStrcta than anne shirts sdd NJ hits price rhe ma'ertHl
" ~ m eaceHsnt dhaay. and te shirts ara mads IN te sans factory wh cnf
famoa u dress shirts Guns aHached ~ dstsch@i. shea n N ~ M tteach
Hroadway, wanafnakcr M tdhe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25

At, 75c each-White Lisle Thread Shirts,
closed fronts, sleeveless; and open fronts,
with short sleeves. Knee-length drawers
to match,
At 81 each-En slish Isle Thread Athletic
Shirts; knee-length drawers to match.
White Longcloth Drawers; knee length.
At Of, so each-Striped Mercerized fabric
Shirts; open fronts and short sleeves
drawers to match In knee length.
White Madras Drawers. with mercer
lied figures.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25
New Effects in Mission Furniture

In order to more quickly Introduce a new line of Mission
Furniture, we have marked about one hundred and twenty-five
pieces at specially reduced prices today. The strong lines and
simplicity of the old fashioned Mission Furniture are retained.
The frames are built of quartered oak, with broad arms and
broad fat panel backs. and slat seats fitted with cushions, or
upholstered with the new broad, soft weave canvas, run with
h%anddrawn tape in fancy patterns. The canvas is in brown,
green and gray backgrounds. The pieces are ideal for the living
room OF either seashore or country house. They are as artistic
az they are comfortable. '-r. =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25

Perfect harmony ~ design in a
btaIdiag and fitness lor bs prt.
pose 3 possible only by having
al The dctaih N hakIna.
decorating anil furnishing eve.
euIed UNDER a dngle contract
IHOcCsON BROTHERS
cOWFRAefnNa DestaNeas NJ Rsd
herest ssHte flset md Ltsfsfiss
yENaT 4ffH sfRegf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25

At a7I,c each-Fine gag lightweight
ecru Cotton Shirts; closed fronts; sleeve
less; drawers to match in knee length.
At soc .each-White Crepe shirts, closed
fronts. sleeveless; also open fronts, with
short sleeves or. sleeveless; knee length
drawers to match.
length.
Write Madras Drawers; fancy striped;
knee length.
Main floor. Wanamaker Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-25
MEMS Collars, Sir for SOC.

Theses are t~ sane splendid Collars that We have presented n ie past
with such tremendous succepa They arr made In The best styles. and hand
sonely finished ndiaundered, They will wear 70 well ~ conar resting double.
The lot Includes all the popular styles In wing. standing. lock-front and turn
over collars. IN Nil helRhta Sold only twhaif doan lots 81 n style and sSe.
Sbes 10 IN r. 50r u haf-doaen
Also CUFFS in the same quality ~ the collars. In link or straight button
styles with round DR. square corners Sizes i0o III. In half-do1en lots only
a. Use q haif-dosen pairs. Fourth avenue, Wahansker Building.
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Mems Athletic Shirts
and Knee-Lengh Drawers

This is the cool, wel-ftting Underwear that doesn't stick to
the body during the warm weather. That is why so many men
young and old-like it so we'll. The button style opens partly
down the front. The other style is closed-you put the shirt on
over your head, as you would an athletes Jersey. Solid comfort
whichever you choose. Short sleeves or sleeveless.
Splendid yariety-popular prices:
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White Madras Pajamas at $3.50 a Suit

Made Of plain white corded %sdrssh military - style trimmed With blue ohm
comfortably htink patterns Fourtha avenue Wanamakrr Building
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Mems PajamaS
at $I..35 a Suit

4 makers clean up Of odd lots. Values
from 81. so 20 s7.5o. tiRht and dark colors.
In stripes and figures some Of ght .wcight
material for ufDm wear. small, medi-
um and Ia rye sizes.
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@eaem Sarsfdaft entlaKen.

@uftau Naurath. angetlaat 6. s.
0enoeriun erlhDfien 81 baben. tit
pprt Diftriftrihter Dwper aeoet
8irgiHaft BON $4,000, Die BON 5. 8.
@embler. 6. S. uno 8. u. Buras
bah eeleiItet rpuroe. in 5reibeit gef
iebt tpprben. Das 8eu9n!s in benz
GuruerhDr lautete fir ihn gunitig.
Or ielbft iaate auf Dem 8eugenitano
aus: Sd mDate in meineu Weioes
plat geben unb bplte 0enoeri0n auf
Der 9traBe elm. Sd hatte t1ein @er
tuebr bel mir. Sd befonb mid auf
Der 6auptitraBe un6 er auf Dem pa
raneuaufenoen SuBmeg. Gr rief
mir su, onB i'd mid purIeben iolte,
linn in ben @ea su turntlen Doer
ieiner Hfab au freuaen. SD erpis
oerte, Die StraBe. gebDre mir iowDl,
mie Inn uno id f6nnte aeben. NOD i'd
puIte. Ct rief mir Elm Shimpfz
mprt su uno ntadte cine BemegurtQ
NIT ieiner redater Gano in feline 9lfs
tentaide. Sd ih0B nab ibn1. @i'
men Mugenblid nDrber orehte er it'd
UNI, als merri er laufen moute uno
Der Sdus traf i'm bon binteu.
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BeiletbssSef6liiHe
bes ,Beetboben MGnnerder'' in Be5ug
anf ben Sob bpr 6ram5 gfagel.
I'm ben Grdftoenter unb Die aftipen
Wtit9lieber 0eS Beethoven
WGnnerhnr.

I'm ben B%rditoenten uro Die aftlner
Wtit9lieber Des Beethoven
WdnnerBDr.
@eebrte 6errer!
SIR &Dmite, erranrt ut1 Beileiosa
Belhliife anldBltb oes Tooes unie'
res Sreunoes uno Sangesbruoers
Sran3 0aQel 81 faiien. erlaubt ltd.
Sbnen Solaenbes gu beri6ten.
Gel es fblDten:
DaB burb ben Tuo Sraas Ta8ers
Dem 8. so. elm Wttglieo entriilerl
muroe, beiien Gerluit in mebr ruie
elmer Beaiebuna fir ben Berein uts
erieblib lit. inoem in Srans 0aeel
Der Berein ntdt rur einert ieiner Gls
teiten uno eifrigiten attinen Sdtaer
betrauert. lDnoern AUDI. unb beiDn'
Ders. elm Witglieb, oaS audi in ans
0erer. mie aeianglider Bestehnng,
ftets bereit nor, feline 3alente uno
8eit autn Beiten oes Bereins 5u
upfern.
DaB aus oieien @riinoeu Die Wtit'
alieoer oes Beetb. sc. oes Gerluites
Jrans Naael's itets als zines ber'
purraeeno lbmerer ~aebenten meroen.
DaB Die Witalieoer oe5 .. W.
ben 6interlafienen bes geritorbenert
ihr tiefgefibltes 8eileio iber ben ber'
ben 8erluit aus1prehen.
9aB bieie Bei6ltife, in Nbihrift,
Der Samilte bes G%erftorbenen iibers
n,ittelt, in Der nSreieB re1e fir 9erasA
perDfentliht uno in bas BrDtOt0a
oes Bereins ei%ngetragen tperSen.
NhtunaanDnft.
$. &arber,
S. W. 6albebl, 8oraite.
s.. 6. &liefDtb.
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xaubbett fauu u,eut aepetlt tperDeu

ourh totale applitationen, neil fe ben tranten Sell
bes Obres nidt errethen tbnnen. &c siebt nur e=
men @ee, Die Saubbeii au t~urireit, uno Der TT our6
tonifituttoneQe 6eilmittel. Saubbeit miro our6 e=
men eut3huoeten 53uffano Der idleimisen Iusflei=
oung Der Guifadtl6en &6bre peruria9t. @enn
oieIe R6bre iiG e~nt3lnoet, babt ibr einen rtimpelnoen
Son obsr Embellishments @ebbr; rno penn fe gan;
sei6toien II, erfol9t Saubbett, unb tpenn Die Gnt-
3nnSuns ridt 9eboben un6 oteie gabbre tpieSer in liz
rem geb6rigeR 3ufanb uerfest tperoeu fam, tpiro bas
@eb6r fur INNER 3erff6rt lperoen; t,eun 6dle inter
nls Elm eut;lneeter 3uitanb Der i6leimisen Sber=
Hidden 1T.
Sir tppnen einbnnbert Dollars fhr ieoen (our&
2atarrb perurfa6ten) SAL bon Saubbeit eeben, ben
mir ni9t burb ginnebmm BON 6all's a.
tarrhs & u I betlen t6nne1. 9aBt Guh urls
Ienit @irculare tontlmen.
s. 8. &beuep 8 Co., 3ofebo, Obio.
Yertauft bon allen @potbetern, Yreis IS Gents.
gfehn,t 6al's Hamilien 8ilen fir 8eriionfuno.
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Sof0leS.
SduIanaeleaenheiteu

Sn Der Sibuna Der 5hulbehDroe
wuroe beri9tet. oaB Die Nrbeiter CUR
3nitanbiebun9 Der Sbulbduier fir
ben @rDhnunastag nur laneiam upr@
anihreiten. Sir oas Shulbaus in
Der WacDn StraBe, t2s csnbemniert
uuroe, rnus Elm anoeres @ebaube
gernietet tperben, mas biz jebt nod
ntht aeluneen ift. Die @afiermerts
Rpmpaanie betlogt ith iber Die
WaKerneribmenouna in ben Sbu-
len. ginaelne 6goranten laufen be-
ftGnbig. Die RpmpaQnte liefert oas
Maf1er ~tpitenfrei unb minibt, ba6
Der Weraeuoune ginbalt eetan uirb.
Sn Tplge Der &erldngeruna beS &urs
ius in Der 0uhidule auf 4 Sabre, 1T
oas fhulpHihtiae Nlter bis sum 10.
Sabre ausgeoebnt mDroen. 8isber
mu6ten bic H0Qliu9e Shulgelo 6eaahs
len, perrl fte bas II. Snhr iberibrits
ten hatten. Ser Shuliuperintenoent
mndt oarauf aufmertlam. baB piele
5anilien fur5 nor Der @rDfnung Der
Gbulen nob Der Stabt 5ieben. UNI
lire Ginber bier ~fDitenfrei in bic
Sbule ldiden gu f0nnen. 0ad
ShIuB Der S@ule nerlaiien iie oanr
Die Gtaot pieoer. Sc ihldgt boz,
uuu iolden @ltern cine beihmorene
Nuaiaae 81 nerlanaen, in uelber fie
Die grlldrung abeeben, oaB iie BIER
her tpnlmert. ut1 ftdnoiee Bewubner
Der Gtaot gu ueroen. Ser Gnmali
mirb benuftrn9t, cine fDlbe gioeafor'
mel at e~nttuerfen. Dem 5inanstomite
miro Der Mntrag ibermieIen, in Der
0pd,ihule einen &urius fir ghemie
einanfihren, mas nit Nusaaben pDn
ettua $500 perbunoer lift. SIN Sbuls
tilannQsfuno befinoen iih $685. II.
bic in Bombs angeleat meroen i0qen
uno Der 8~eneralfDno ueiit einer BE.
ftono BON $31. 744.01 auf. Die Sir.
ma, melhe ben &untratt fiir Die Sic.
fcrnt9 Der neuen Reihenbtber ers
halteu Eat. tutro einen 8ertreter BIER
berihiden, Der orei Wu@en bier
b[eibt, urn oas ileue Spitem einsu'
fiibren.
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auf uno Die tleinen, bic it'd 70 leiht
in Staub perruanoeln. bleiben lies
aen. NuBerbem miBte ben Stras
Benreinigern audi eft aeaeiat pere
Den, 10 e aefeQt meroen muB.
6. s.. Rountree lit als @es
bulfs. 3ontpnettur fir San Intonio
ernanrt mDr0en.
Das @analiiatiDnsibftert auf
4aurel 6eiehts miro innerbalb feds
@phen fr unb fertig fem.
= gDn Der ..Snternatiunal Stems
Company" in Stem gort erbielten
mir .,@artenluube" $. 81.
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SIN MmgnF.

SIN 95tpenaeihen ffeht Nuautt:
Sa8 tpiro ttn8 MlIen tpphl befpuSt.
Sa's @etter tpirtlid id5tuisI unb hei6
Hne o Der Sttrne rinnt Der Sd5tpei6.
Die 6ibe 6ridt uns thinner t1ehr.
Nacb 8lblur9 Iebner mir uns fehr,
users MAIDEN fann, ber e1It hinnue
nnb iubt iih iuldr, fern pur1 6aus.
Ser Cine ftrebt nit 5toI5em Sinn
Bum .tlblen" Colorado bin;
Mucb cine Weerfahrt tut red6t gut,
uno flhlt uns oas erbibte Slut.
Mub fdbles 8etter tri5ft man 10
YIN in Der Saupttaot Merito,
Nah galtfornten r;cbt ifrebt,
SD LANCE oort bic grbe bebt.
Mu9 ms gebirg. nnb Comfort oann.
Steht NIT ben Seinelt ntander Mann.
Mnb Manhe m69en tuDbl fich fihien,
Benn iie i'm @olfbao ab iidb tlbler.
W0's Bortmonnaie nidbt langt, Tam bod
Wtan SDnnta9s mad Neu 8raunfeIS nod,
St's aud nibt rueit, 10 iff's bDd6 1dbu.
BORT am @Dmal ipnaieren qeE'n,
Soh per 5u Sauie bIeiben muS
Sat auh nod berriiden @enus,
SIT anb BITE Sibe nod 10 aruB.
Setm Zone star Bter tpirft bu iie los.
Dos lit firtuabr elm @5ttertrant
BET oteier 9ibe; @Dtt iei bnnt,
SaB uns bic bbie Brob'bitior
Niebt oieies 2abial tar5te idbon.
., Zone Star 8ter, Blu ebIes NaS.
Ou freuft ~ ieoer Belt mild baB;
Sb's thermometer vNeun3ta" 5tebt,
Ob es pieleiht mod h6ber gebt,
Ob es i'm Ausuit nod 10 beiB,
So lang urs Zone star 8ter auf Ola
Nob lagert, trdgt es iih nidbt idbruer.
&eaner, raid men Steiu- nod bee.
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Aus Wierno.

Der in Der Sauptftabt Werito err
iheinenoen .Deutihen 8eitungA ent=
t1ehmen mir fDlaenoes:
Seiner 8eit batter mir BON Der
GntaIeilung De3 ytahtaugeS bon
Weracrus bel ghalhieDmula berid)s
tet, Der baourb entitanoen mar,
oaB ruhloie Sdnoe Die Ndgel BON lie
elmer Sbiene auf beioen @eiter oes
Babngeleile entfernt batten, mpburcb
iebr leiht elm grdBlibes rngliiG hGtte
entffeben t6nnen. Den eifriaen
Nahforihungen Der Beb6roen mar
es Damn g%elungen. suerit smei uno
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uno Gut retten tDnnten. 8erI@ies
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ibon eingeftIrst. anoere leben Dem.
ielben Shidfale entgegen, uoourh
ben bort uohnenoen 2euterl iebr piel
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benoen Staot Wasatlan ftebt ons
Shidial beuDr, bonn Weere Der.
ihlungen au meroen uoer nor benz
Inorange oes Weeres weiter aurad
au aehen.
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In ieiier Summer BPM 10. Nuauft, |
oaB bic auiiden Merito uno Srant'
reid iber ben Nustauih BON Bolt'
manoaten abgeiblOiiene 3onnention
aplihen oieien beioen 2Gnoern am
!. Cctober in Rraft treter tuiro.
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publit 20 Ill Winenbelibe, melhe
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Eerrains tn Exploitation b%efinbet.
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