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STATE NEWS

SOUTH nENn Large aeric Of
Eagles was installed here sunday
WALi.A wALtA--Alfred naeh.
told. Wholesale liquor dealer. told
the railroad commission yesterday
that under the present freight rates
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s226 nlHeton Saw, sie9 tt.5l
DIS Grade. ti36 sib0 No. 7 Grade
81 Is g. 60 sa o Bailey Iron Plane
sl6b At spinnine'n this week s''
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puYALLuP. - Senator G. l.
Stewart died yesterday afternoon
lie had suffered from diabetes for
years lie was IA native Of Pierce
county
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nELLINalIAM. Mayor has com
plotted arrangements In New York
for the refundlEs OF the entire In
dobtednoan Of the city. 100000 Al
8 per cent
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Y slAUoATER HOUSES
Are CLOSED.

CHICAGO. June 2s.@The
= board of hesith yesterday d.
= roeted the owners Of AZ out Of
= III slaughter houses in various
4 sections ~ the city TO abandon
= their Establishments C8udi-
: tons. Il IL charged. were unsan-
q itufy.
= = b 4 !
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WAl4taA wALi.A Judge nfenla
yesterday decided that Edward
Spencer should be romanded 20 the
penltontiafy To serve the remain.
Ing ~ years Of his sentence for
killing his sweetheart, ella Mundt
at Spokane three years ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

lf you want hlgh class plumbing.
40 TO Geo. a. brown Plumbing
Company. aai Pine 81 Sunset. NJ
asnu. Ind 300h. 80
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WALt4A WAll.A.--Tha body OF
a dead hobo. who WAS evidently
struck hY train. was found ON an
abandoned road near the o. Il u
". track.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

his firm was unable 10 meet com.
petition az romeroy and other
points around walla Walla with
Portland wholesalers.
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LITTLE srlLL IN.

Raymond n. Little. who Ia the
only American player left ia the
taNn tennis tournament for the
English championship. beat + n
Stewart In the fourth rogad Vt the
SINGLES by a seefe of 60, sd. O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

MoNTEaANo. The government
has begun work Ia the clearing OF
the ChchallH river. which, whom
completed. viii afford deep water
transportation from Monteaano to
the Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

oLYMPIA.@0oorgo nothei OF
nolhol will probably be appointed
deputy state firo warden within a
few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

ABERDEEN The Crescent hotel
was entered last night and 81 ne.
cured from the cash register Ia the
bafruvm.
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built fire under It TO burn tho
top off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

We moi ottng off the public lot Of shopwon
and unstable goods
merchandise is going less price the sample bargains
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
MISS TERRY'S JUBILEE
Wonderful Tribute to the English
Beatrice.

London, June Is.
Miss Ellen Terry's Jubilee has been celebrated
by a combination of all the talents on the Lon
don stage. In song. dance, tableau and comedy
nearly every actor actress OF any prominence
has done something to entertain as large an
audience Drury Lane could hold with the
tightest of examining. and to denote the anec-
ton and admiration which Miss Terry commands
after fifty years Of stage work. Foreign artists
joined with their English associates In this
unique demonstration of respect and good feel
ing. Mr.. Harry Fragson. with his French droll
cry opened the long afternoons medley with
his amusing song. 'Tom. Tom. the Piper's Som;
NJ. Coquelin. ain4. appeared with his brother
in scene from Moliere's La Marriage Force;
Sgnor Caruso sang two solos, Mile. Genee had
fascinating dance and Signora Duse had
made the journey from Florence In order to
stand beside Miss Terry at the final fall of the
curtain. Was 1t strange that there were tears
in her merry eyes and that her voice vibrated
with emotion when Lady Bancroft, one Of her
oldest friends. had called her Sweet Nell OF
Old Drury'' and told her how glad everybody
that she going on with her work? The
central figure In a stage crowded with all the
best known artists Of the English theatre, what
could she do but grasp NJ. Coquelin by the hand.
kiss Signora Duse and scatter her smiles among
her associates? When she could command her
voice, she could only turn 10 th6 audience with
words like these: Though I stood here long
as the Pyramids have stood there could never
say what this day has been to me! I have the
heart to wonder at all that you have done
for me- but not the tongue to praise you.
will not say goodby. 1t is one of my chief
joys to-day that 1 need not say goodby just
yet but can still say am on the active list
still one OF you and still your servant-if you
please"
The great event OF the afternoon was the pro-
duction OF the opening scenes Of Much Ado
About Nothing" with cast not likely to be
rtvalled for a long period. At the sale OF the
Irving relics not long ago one OF the most pre-
cious souvenirs Mr.. Forbes Robertsons
painting of the Church scene from that play as
It was produced at the Lyceum Theatre Only
two Of the players In that picture In the
new cast. Mr.. Forbes Robertson Claudio and
Miss Ellen Terry Beatrice Mr.. Hermann
Vein and Mr.. Henry Neville We're Leonato and
Antonio: Mr.. Tree was Benedick IN Sir Henry
Irving's place: Mr., II. B. Irving Don Juan;
Mr.. Fred Terry Don Pedro: Miss Marion
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
ESTELlE CHRISTY.
In THE Social WhIrl," at tho Casino.

were taken and most pleasure perhaps also
taken by the unthinking: IN the very prettipess
OF the play, the delicacy and grace Of colorfns,
the gesticulations. the grouping Of the minor
hsures. Chariots and horses are appropriate
enough, though these are in this case,
rather too tame perhaps to suggest victory;
and all the rest Is graceful but is II Greek?
ness OF the captfves. as they group themselves
helplessly upon the ground, with the spear
men behind them; 1t is all very theatrical no
doubt but can any one imagine that a horde OF
miserable victims first driven like cattle over
long march and now awaiting a hopeless doom.
could ever have looked these looked? 1t is
too much like those familiar pictures OF the
among his officers amid the smoke and blood OF
seafght, and every in immaculate cos
tune as II just ready for a reception at court.
Such was not the way of the ancient Greeks.
1t is the tradition that when the 'Eumenides'
or Eschylus was first put upon the Greek
stage there was chorus OF F'urtes to the
Der or fifty, who rushed IN with horrid masks
and frightful gestures and terrified the
dience that the number Of Furies cut down
TO fifteen. If the Greek stage ventured so far
In the way of visible horror would II ever have
exhibited its youthful prisoners dressed pref
tily, as If for a Wellesley College picnic? Sure
ly j. A. ST. John is wiser, where he says in his
very thorough chapter the Greek theatre,
Persons overtaken by calamity. especially ex-
lies. wore garments dirty white or sad colored
or black ounce colored or blush Such
exiles in the Harvard Stadium: and IL Is 70 be
remembered that the members Of the audience
also were overtaken bv calamity being them
selves under proSaic umbrellas and perhaps,
therefore, more sternly critical"
THOMAS WENTWORTH HIGGINSON."
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

generally admitted TO be a success, and even an
astonishing success, has doubtless awakened
varied criticism. were it only from the variety
Of points Of view among the audience. Each
listener perhaps found himself with a Greek
professor on one side. a poetess the other
two women of fashion in front and party led
mainly by curiosity behind. With Gr@co-
English manual before each one. 1t was to be
observed that some followed the English YER
sion others the original Greek others left both
unused. Dealing with what is recognized as the
greatest Of ancient dramas, many looked at 1t
if only the latest of French importation; while
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
STUDIO NOTES.

DR.. Lawson the tenor and vocal teacher. sai'o'
with his family for Europe on June 10, acc0a
panied by Miss Helen KlObers, his pupil, VINO VIZ
study abroad during the summer
Miss IAeIa Phillips OF Carnegie Hall. after h'.
closing recitaIs in Brooklyn. New YORK ana =,
Orange. has gone 70 Chautauqua where So. So
~aaI a Da,ar a., ..NIethods OF Improving ArtieaAr
ton before entering her vacation.
Miss Agnes Sumner Geer. who has eioseu ~.
studio No 1888 Fifth avenue. after a busy N'H.s 80
season. Is planning a two months summer 't'S -
will resume her studio work in OCrobeT
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
ROYAL WIG-WAGGING.

While Prince Arthur OF Connausht ana ~.
suite were recently travelling by steamer a0-,
a Canadian river. a man standing on tne oa
began waving pocket handkerchief on a .s,ss -
I'D the prince. taking his own hanuA7' ha, Urn
fIa.n his pocket waved back again. Then. tuI. t.
ing around the bystanders. Prince AIen as
said: The man sisnalied the words o." 5i0a ,rss.
BisS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24
HARVARD GREEK PLAY
What Thomas Went7Oorth Higgin-
son Thought of the Presentation.

An interesting aftermath of the recent Greek
play in the Harvard Stadium is the following
letter written by Thomas wentworth Hlgginson
to The Boston Transcript
THE performance of the 'Agamemnon.' while
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

There are new features at the z len Musee this
week, re~ scores u Interest the cinemato-
eraph sne additions 10 tts world IN wax. Con-
cerfs are giVcn iE the afternoon The 2ov.t
Italian Orchestra Of soloists and vocalsts !. pop
gar
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

Al Bostocks Arena. I'm Dreamland. coney
bland, Herr Henricksens tigers head the bill.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

PAINS Eruption OF vesuvius" AZ Manbs.ts,
Beach is realistic and picturesque. II has b..n
viewed by Italians who are acquainted with
Naples and fits surroundings, and they are
amazed that SO much actual detail could he IN
troduced into the picture 40
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Die s~anftatsbehDrne

beihdftiQte iib an, DDnneritag nit
Der eiaentumliden gntibeioung oes
General taatsantpaltes, oaB fein
Snqueit tnebr ablebalteu peroen
BARI, es iei benz. in Eduen, no bic
9Doesuriabe cine unnatirlihe mar.
gS meloete iih rtdrnlib Wartin
Gonzales. Der fir iein am Gage Dor.
BEE 1eitorbeneS &ino einen 8eerbis
aungsihein uerlanete. Ct ourfte
Das Gino Dbne benielben niht be-
graben laiien uno bic 5rieoensrihter
hatter iih gemeiaert, einen Snqueit
abaubalten urb Tim bic nDtieen Bas
pierre auSsuiteQen, ba iie oafiir teine
@ebibreri mebr erbnlten.
Die BebDroe beaAftragte oenS taots
arst, oas Gertificat urter BrDteit
auS5uftelen unb oafielbe in allen
tonanenoen Jdnen au tun. Biz Die
gntlheioung oes @eneralsS taatsans
maltes entmeoer mooifisiett ooer tpis
oerrufen lit.
Dieie gntideibuna lit ibrieens
cine lebr ungliflihe unb ungeihiGs
tie, on iie Dem Gerbrehen Tur uro
Tnr Dfneri wiiroe. @eraoe Bel benz
Snqueit iino bdufa Gader gu Gage
getreten. Die auf Die Gpur zines Bers
brehen8 fibrten uno @runn au elmer
Nntlage aaben.
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Z a u e /.

8eDrg b. 2engerfe'M eger, unIer
biSbertaer Botlbafter in ct. Beters.
burg (friiber in &Dm) uno nun als
Observation-Disclosures ms 3abinet ae.
rufen, aenieBt cine Der uunoerlih.
ften Noelsbe5eihnunaen in Der @elt.
ct lit in Bottom aeboren uuo iein
Water mar @eor9 ". Meper, feline
W1utter cine aeborene Barter. Scum
geben Die Gmeritaner ihren @inoern
iDaenannte Wiittelnahmer, bic meoer
VOrnanlen nod SamiIiennamer lino,
ole aber benz @~eiammtnat1en Runs
oung uno Siue nerleiben. Gin
Gino mag ben Tamilienamen Der
Wiutter als Wtittelnatner erhalten, elm
aaoeres ben zines aeibi@tlihen 6els
ben, in uelhem SaI rneift Gorname
uno 5amiliennante oes 6eloen benz
einenen Tamiliennamen oes 2inoes
nDrgeieBt mer6en: etua TbeDbore
Gooieselt Broom. @eDrge Waibings
tDn Bings uno Dergleihen. Bater
Wteger batte nun einer geihdftsteits
baber oes 4amens BON 2engerte,
uno oieien Wamert CAB er Ieinem
S0bn @eDrg als Wittelname. Das
bel ergab iih aber cine Shmieria.
teit: Der Wittelname miro meiit rllr
nit benz MISREPRESENTATION aeid)ries
ben. uno 10 ton1tat es, oaS 6err
Weper If. meiitens als @eora BON
s. Weger cri6eint. 9errr Weper
fam oas ansetaufte Noelspraoi.
Tat in ieiner oiplDmatifben 2aufs
babn aueifeIDs iebr su itatter.
uno es 1T 81 ermarten. oaB anoere
Bfffituiie in oieiem 2anoe oas Bel.
ipiel Iater Wteper's naHabmen; auf
oieie Weiie f6nnen bic dlteiten uno
ftDl5eften 0amen in omeritaniiher
Weriingung nab europa surddae.
langen; ieoer Shmiot fam 5einern
Silius Elm ,nDn Bismara" als Wtits
telnar1e aeben. uno audi benz 6oH.
ftaplertum erDffnen iih neue WtSo.
lihteiten. Sundbft iheint uns cine
9ade i'm arneritaniiben 0aturaliIies
rungs = 8eleb Doer bod in ieiher
0anoluna oDrsulieaen. Das 8eleb
perlanat, oa6 aoeliae ginmanoerer
auf erblihe Eitel unb ibren Noel Der.
5ihten, ebe tie oa8 8iireerreht erbals
ten. Sein naturaliIierter Deutlher
tanl iih aliD oils Nmeritaner @raf
ooer Boron nennen. mol aber behdlt
&c -meniaitens lit bas bdufia - oas
Moelsprdoitat .uon" bel, uls Of es,
Oie oos boadnoilhe ban" nur elm
Eel ees Samiliennamens more, niht
ld9Dn on iiH ben Nannen ooelte.
WIBter Die ameritanifben @eribte
Doer unier 8DnareB, oaB in iulden
Tauen tein p0ui9er &ersibt auf ben
Ioelsitano aeleiltet muroe, 10 mir.
Den tie uermutlih einihreiten.
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9ie Mnsiprade bes Gmaltidem,

Iieueidt beiBt er Wuuer, oieQeihi
audi Sbmiot. aber Der Rame tut
bier aar nihts CUR Sade. @r lit Elm
s8riiner" uno beitrebt iiH, mie Elm
braces @rinbDrrt tur ioIte, gnaliId
au ler1et1. Nber er perameifelt faft bas
ran. sd lerne es ppiitip ME"
tlagte er mir uDr einiae,t Tager
.Begreife i'd niht", mar mieine gr.
%tnioernng. -gnaliih lift bod eigent'
lid cine 10 leihte 5prahe."
.So!?", fubr er entriltet auf,
suie ipriht man beiipielsmeiit
.tonab- (sdb) aus?"
aEoh" eruioerte i'd.
~Sd0n", grinfte er, .,alio fin
noDuab" lTeig) iaat man oanr
.oOH' nidt mabr."
.Nitt sana" mar meme 4nt,
MORT. has fpridt man bob" aus.'
,,S0nserbar. dDbit lonoerbar"
meinte oas @rinburn. ,.Nber man
iaat oann fir plough" (Bfue) ie-
oerfouS aud .,ploh"?"
oWidt' ne Ibnuna, oas beiRI
Plan.
30, iest mirb's 2idt'', Iputtete
er. mih ftnoe oas @ert ,rouab"
(ranh) iebr haufa. bas mirb mar
tp0bt. nie i'm DeutiGen einfad
.raub" ausipreden?"
.Jeblgeih0iien, alter sgreuno, oas
lift wieoer .rof"!"
.Ih 70 - aber bier finoe id, nod
Elm id6nes @ort. .9oueb" (Rnie'
bua). oas 1T natirlih audi ,buff"!
&ntriiitet rief id: rgs lift mir un'
begreifih. bob es 2eute aiebt, Die
cine 10 leiGte Sprabe nidt bearei'
fen t0nnen ooer uDqen. ,,6ougb"
tniro tpeoer ,.0Off" nod ,,6au''
auSgelprohen, ionoern ..Spd!"
uWa, nu lit Mrs aber ,,e.n'
o%'ll'g'b", rief meir 2anoemann ent'
iebt. .@ana gleih, ub Sbrs .,enoff"
"enan" eoer ,.enod" ausipredt -
mir tits auf gut DeutIh qenua!"
San1it ueridmano er.
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Cine jabtfde Misunderstanding

Wan beridtet aus 2pnoon: Sn
bee ,Wbitehapel Nrt @alerp" bat
man cine iibiihe 8unltausfteuung
ueranitaltet. Die benz 5orIher iibi.
iher @elhihte uno gigenact cine
Jiue bes Jntereiinnten btetet. Dus
8uftanoetpmmeti Der Iusiteuuna lit
benz @ifer Canon Barnetts Al 0aus
Ten. Die Nusfteuuna ielbft aerfdIt
in bier Nbteilunaen: fir SgnaqUger
uno 6ausfunft. fdr Manuffripte
uno Bidder, fir Bprtrdts unb hiitu.
Ride Dru6e uno sulebt fir oieWer.
fe n~erit0rbener uno lebenoer iiois
iher 3initIer. Ser intereiiantefte
3eil lit 5meifellos bic Sammluua
Der Spna9uaentunfttuerte. Das uber
ben gariaen grbbnQ u~eritreute iiois
Idle BDlt oeS WittelalterS une oee
IlterturlS tDar, i'm Ringei1 ur, oas
nadte 2eber, auBer Stanoe, &raft
uno @ube gu ienem 8uiammenihluB
anfsubri1gen. Der cine SDrtentuide.
lung Der rein Matchmaker 3un1t be-
rptrtt bdtte. Statt oeffen geuabrt
man aIer Drten elm sabes Teitbols
ten an ben iiberlieferten 6ormen, Die
in ibrer itarren, ielbftaefertigten, rel.
fen Sh6uheit nod heute ieltfam er.
greifen. Sn oer BUrtrdtiammlung
fiebt man uf1ter anoerem cine ansabl
ieltener Bldtter, unter oenen iid audi
8aritaturea oes 2oro Sepree @ur.
Don als eruiger Suoe uno anoere in.
tereiiafte Stiide befinoen. Bur
8unitausitelung bat audi Soief So.
rael cine Weibe BON @erten beige
ftsuert.
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Gin ruISiicbes stafIein.

SIM 9orfe 2uidpnfi i'm @uuuerue.
ment Bitebst iplelte ftd unldnelt Elm
80rfau ab, Der, abseIeben oauon, bah
er fir oaa &ulturulueau Der ruIIiIhen
2anobenDlterung iebr baratteriftiIh
lit, B0fenoihtern einer oanfbaren
St0ff liefern fDnnte. Cine Doris
Snialitn. beren gbeaatte als 5oloat
nab Der Wanoihurei geIAidt uuroe
uno bereIts als ueridolen gait, err
belt pl0BliG oDn ibrem Wanne aus
benz fernen Often cine @elo1enouna
BON 900 8ubeln. Sn Dem Bealeita
ibreiben teilt ibr Der Mann nit, oaB
er i'm fernen Often einen lutratipen
Soften babe Die 86Herin fubr sur
ndhiten BD~ftftatiDn, erparb BORT 6as
@elo, oepDnierte es ieooh aus Bprs
fiht in Der BDitipartaffe unb febrte
geaen Nbeno beim. I'm Witteruaht
pernabm Die 8duerir elm ieltlames
@erdulb i'm 8immer, uno alS Tie
2ibt mtahte, blieb iie. pDn Shreden
befallen, wie ueriteinert fteben. GDr
ibr itanoen einige BeriDnen in 1oten.
tleioern, Die unuerltdnolihe Borte
rturmelten. Sic fihrten einen Totens
tang auf, blteben Dor Der su 9Doe
erIhredten Bduerin fhlieBlih ftes
ben uno erfldrten ibr, oaB tie BON
ibrem Wanne in Der Wionoihurei ers
m0roet uno beraubt tp0roen utlo nun
benz @rabe entitiegen ieien, nm oas
geraubte 8e(o suriidsuoerlanoen, oa
es ibnen ourh einen @rsenael be.
fannt gem0roen lei, baB oas @elo
iih nun in ihren 6dnoen befinoe.
Die 8auerin ers6blte linen bebenb
uno 5itterno ben mabren Sahperbalt
uno idmor nDr Dem i'm 3innnter bdns
9enoeu 0eiliaenbilo, oaE lie nloraer
oas 8elo abb0len uno timer, iiberaes
ben merbe. Die Tpter gebuten ibr
StlQIhweigen, oa iie fonIt in Die
0DQe fon1men meroe. Nm nGhften
Gage fubr iie CUR SpartaHe uno
uerlanate oas 8elo. Dem Irutss
letter fel eS auf, oaB bic BGuerin,
bic erft aeftern oas @elo oeponiert.
fGou beute Die &hdeabe oes Oe.
pots uerlanate. uno er fraate fie
nah Der uriahe oieIer grIheinuna.
Infangs wolIte iie nihts iaeen. CAB
aber iblieslib Dem Drdnaen uah
uno eraahlte aaes. Der Mmtsleiter
berubiate iie, behalf ibr. pine @elo
nah 6auie 81 fabren. oa er aIes
Dronen meroe. st peritdnoigte bic
Bolisei, Die einige Sbubmdnner TO-
fort nah benz DDrfe entianote. I'm
Wtitternaht erihienen Die Epoten in
ibren tueiBen @endnoern ano muir.
ben - f~eftgenDmmen. Nls man ib.
men Die meiBen Wasten abgenDm.
men, ertannte man in linen ben
Dorfidulaen uno feline beiben @e.
htffen.
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Gouaro Rueasr. Der gice.
Brdiioeut oes idmeiseriIden Bum
oesrats. ift aum BunbesprdSioenten
ermdblt mDroen.
- &6ni9 Sscar BON 5dueoen 1T
an einem 6ersleioen aefdhrlib err
trantt.
Ser oeutibe Heidstaa bat Die
aefDroerte Observation-Disclosures aum
&0l0nial > Budget i'm 8etraae BON
%, $50. 600 Wart NIT 178 uno 1853
Gttmmer abeemieien uno lit, ME ppr.
Der a%naetinoigt, aufgel0it mDroer.
Die leBte 5ibuue mar cine unqeuein
intereia1te uno bate AUDI cine grOBe
8ubDrermen9e %angesoaen. Die Sal
lerien mareri ciht beiebt. Ser Gem
trumsfihrer Spain beganr1 bic Dis.
tuiiion iiber Die aeforberte 0ahs
traasbemiGigung, Die, pie man ueib,
fir ben unterb< Der Truppen in Der
&Dlunie 5io=W eits Gfriea beftimmt
1T, uno ertldrte, Die BORT ftebenoen
3ruppen tDnnten auf $500 Wann re-
ouaiert uernen. Sirit 8alDm, Der
Geihstansler, beitritt oies. Ct
iagte, es ieien 8ortehruuaen qetruf.
fen. einen Sell Der Truppen surad.
subrinaen. aber cine &eousieruna Der
Eruppen auf $500 Wan1 lei uns
ourhfibr6ar. menn man nidt ben
fiioliden geil Der aDlonie uerlierer
uno Die 5teIuna DeutIdlanes in
lfrifa iberbaupt erlhiittern noble.
Wtt bemegenoen @orten manote er
iih an Die Nnmelenoen uno bat fie,
nm oteier uerbdltnismdBie gerinaen
Sunlnte miGen niht oas MnIehen
Deutihlaao8 in 8efabr su brinaen.
.@s banbelt iih bier nibt UNI elm
paar WiQiDnen" rief er. vionoern
oarut1, nb mir uniere eieenen Solo,
MEN halten tBnner noer niHt, Oh
mir berett ftno, bic NGtung, tuelhe
mir uno uniere Wilitdrtraft in ben
&uaen Der 8elt senieBen, anf's
Spiel feben monen ODER nidt."
Seine Worte riefen un9ebeuren Up.
plaus beronr, bic oarauf folqenoe
N%bfttmmung batte oann aber oas
Oben mit9eteilte Relultat. Centrum,
Sostaloemotraten uno Bulen batten
geaen bic Bsrlage geitimmt. Der
6eihstanaler uerlas l0fort oas Muf'
l6iungs 9efret. Der Mnmelenoen
bate ftb cine grDBe &ufregui,g be-
mddtigt uno Die ibliden orei 6DHs
auf ben &aiier muroer NIT auBeroes
uDbnliber 8egeifterunQ ausaebradt.
Nuh Die 9eute auf ben @aqerien
itirnnten nit elm.
Die braiilinnii1e 3eoieruna
bat einem Nem Dorser Sgnoitat Die
Grmeiterung uno gerbefieruna oes
0afens Der Stnot Sara iibertraaen.
Die franaDiiihen Brtefter fab.
rem fort. Wefieu au leien. Dbue iih
um Die Berorbnuneen Der 8egierung
gu fimmern, Die 2ettere bat BON
elmer aerualtiamen Berbineerung oes
@Dttesoienites Nbftano een0mmer,
bat aber aegen Die renitenten @eiIt,
lidben @laaen anbdnsia aernabt. Sn
nieler @emeinoen bnben 2aiens Wlit>
| glieoer un GrlaubniS aur MbbaltunQ
oes Gottesoienftes nadaeluht un6
oenielben oaourh leaali1irt.
Cine Depeihe aus Der 6aupts
ftaot WferifD meloet, baB Der Berfauf
Der Weyifauifhen gentralbabn iebt
oefinitiu abaeibluiien iei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-14
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