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rock came from a newly discovered oil field, eighteen miles north of Swansea. McGarr and eight as- sociates have located claims of 160 acres each right in the heart of the field. The Clara Consolidated com pany has employed thirty men at $4.50 to $5 per day to locate claims for the corporation.
 The discovery was made two weeks ago by Jack Higgins and T. J. Powell. Higgins and Powell made their own locations and came into Swansea, to tell the Clara Consoi- dated people about their find. The specimens they showed caused the c. c. officials to become wildly ex- cited and they made arrangements to visit the field the next day. That night, however, Higgins and Pow ell looked upon the wine when it was red and one told McGarr. Not waiting for the dawn, McGarr sent his brother out to the field with he loquacious one. The next day when the Clara Consolidated party arrived the twelve best claims had been located. That did not prevent the company locating scores of claims on both sides.
 Charley McGarr's brother traced the field for eighteen miles. It runs northeast and southwest and it's width had not yet been de- termined.
 All indications point to oil in unlimited quantities. There are numerous big sandstone dikes and acre after acre of shale. This shale when broken smells of petroleum
 In the middle of the tract locat- ed by the McGarrs and their friends is water hole 5 or feet deep. Petroleum is continually floating upon the surface of this pool.
 The Clara Consolidated company has kept the matter as quiet as possible and not one word of the discovery reached Phoenix until McGarr came.
The oasis., 1910-06-11
Petroleum h Yuma County.

PHOENIX, Ariz., June 3.-Bring- Ing with him a sackful of rocks heavily impregnated with petro- leum, Charles McGarr arrived at Phoenix today from Swansea. The
The sun., 1910-11-22
NEW CONNECTION ROAT.
The Rikrr's leland Circles the City-Ex.
cee,is NJ knots Contract speed.

Tn" new steamer Riker's Island. built
for the Department Of Correction by the
Waters-Colver Company al West New
Bri ghton. Staten Island. had a successful
trial trip yesterday afternoon. The ves-
sel made circuit Of Manhattan Island.
going up the Hudson River Her con-
tract called for twelve nautical miles an
hour and this she exceeded. Among
tho-. ON board were Commissioner Patrick
4. Whitney Of the Department Of Correc-
ton. Mrs Whitney. Miss Josephine Pearl
Whitney. who christened the vessel when
II was launched. Deputy Commissioner
William j. Wright. Mrs. Wright. John
CIoughen. Mrs. Cloughan. Miss Ciouxhen,
NJ { Furstenau. who designed the vss-
sci: Frederick l.. Colver, John W. Waters,
George ". kyburg. W. =. Weldon and
Capt r y Terry.
The Rikers Island is n wooden vessel
~ feet long She and the Hart's Island
viii b. used TO convey pas-engers and
freight TO and from the city's penal in
-'lffliiOD-
The sun., 1910-11-22
!. =. AyTACkS TRICk B.uLOrs.
Prosecution Brknn Against Maryland
Democratic Ei~etisu supervtssrs.

BALTIMORE. Nov. :i.-United States
Commissioner Bond issued warrants to-
dav for John y. Stone and John n. Miller.
Democratic supervisors OF election for
Charles county. AZ the instance OF District
Attorney Hill.
The supervisors are charged with n
fraudulent arrangement OF the nance on
the ballot at the recent election. with tho
avowed purpose OF making IL easy for
Democrats and diffic,ilt for Republicans
to vote
Their act is alleged TO be- q violation
OF sections I'D and ~ OF the Revised
Statutes passed At the last session Of Con-
gr,.sS. which make il an offence to con-
spire To- deprive persons Of rights and
privileges granted them by the laws Of
the United States.
Despite the protest OF the Republican
supervisor the Democratio members Of
the board provided that the name Of the
Democratic candidate for Congress should
appear first On the list, while that OF the
Republican was shifted. appearing in
second. third and fourth positions in the
sam" voting place. The ballot was IL
inches wide and g.. inches deep and
without guide lines. By opening one OF
the five folds. which exposed the boxes
the Democrat could place his mark in the
first box whereas the Republican was
obi iged To unfold entirely find the name
and hunt for the box
The printer will also be arrested for
completely. This is the tirst legal attack
on trick ballots.
The sun., 1910-11-22

W'NHINUroN. Nov. u The lug Poto-
na, has arrived at Guantanamo. tn.
,orp.-do boat Srringhsm nj Annapolis
the monitor Tallahassee al wnshin q on
III" collier Cesar at S-wHils Point and
the supply ship supply al Yokohama
The gUnboat Princeton has sailed from
Panama for Corinto. the cruisers Ten
nss-..- and Montana from Guantanamo
for Hampton Roads. the cruiser Birming-
ham from Hampton Roads for Savannah
the destroyer DraytOn from Portsmouth,.
y. IL, for Newport. tn. cruisers Vest
virginia. Maryland. South Dakota. Cali
fOruia. Colorado and Pennsylvania from
4 toronadD Cal. for san Francisco. The
Yacht Mayfirwer from Hampton Roads
for Washington and the gunboar Marietta
from CrIstobal FOR Bluerelds
The sun., 1910-11-22
QUEENS INDICTMENTS READY
aROtT SINTY-FTlE or THEN
10 BE HANDED IP.
Deput, Ntornr, -s;enerai Train says siin
More Are Coming and That Hi- Graft
Probe In Future VIII Be Limited
ssaIy by thr statute Of Limitations.

In ,ba paiuh,rnnnI 20 st~,y-tiN. m
,I;.,,r.n,. h.. tan.,,.d ,,,, this ,s,.rr,,,
h,. ~. C-,,d L,r,- -, n,,..,. ,nur,v an
,ci,,.3 la, Oc,nb,, In ,ny.s,,Vat, nil
mnt,s,s Va xhe,.in II WAS al,.r.d that that
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-
ORDER oi me n"Nerh"r '" rih uoNh sra''
in Q'l.ens. has had charge ot the lnN">iiga =
ton hat leads to TO o-day'- lndiCt ments and
il "A pnatt.r .ntir,.I,. ansrt from the Drciv ay
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INV e-,i Ka ion INV" VI" "''''S ~ ''h''
rr-- -deht 'r"--"i
The findings ut m" Grand jury Will to
handed up to Justice hap..r who - m
,.o,,I -, -, o.,.ons for ,h,,,..,
- y, -, .rh. .,,,,,,I,.,.,.,..
Fe- W w. 'h~
Will ihchId" charges "t grand larceny
petit larceny forgery. false ""Ttttcaiton
ami divers her offences including yto-
I,,,o, n, ,bs, mart If nm. P.paI ,,,d.
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~h''" pr"""- inv ''"F '''''' ~
sioh- or grat'''I"S ''F securing p''"''
worts
JL.s. "A ho / now SAY th,t IN tr,. indie.
,n,. r,,II ,,,,,.,,.r ,h.. r.,r... ,f many ,t
-, -, -,
tnos~ ah"Srd U" nav "e'" -" '''s ~
horses and carts. bN means "t "h'rh
ioyo's graft.rs got money through th"
naxrolL. OF ,h.. Bureau Of highways
,,..-I ,L......,..- J,II.r- x.,. =,
'e'e'ai '""''s"''''> -
tracted from ihe ri'N iT-ds'ifN III 'N'' Nv
this system ~ - alleged.
Tn. sewer huIlt Inr the German pre-hv
,.r,., rh,r,b ON prn.r,.r, ,y.pu.. ma.
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nkuT-u IN lhr ~ -''l".,o" D...-,,,
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Hlsh" avs was nIeI,io.' - ,'I IN -"
non Shperintehnsh. oi r'l. w in,,,..S
bufne ia INo' aii'l1 w. ~ k',,.'. 80
Johnson sen sshS 1t iLem q. .D"' t.
Duiit sewer W. Iett Io'li ~ "a d y,...-.I
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m"htn- on ,he Jon. p,It 't.,'-, nh" ...',r,,'
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The sun., 1910-11-22
VAN DEAD. GIRL Cur. on BARGE.
Commissioner whitney Sees Part os \
right and Helps save the Girl.

A fight in which one man WAS killed.
another WAS wounded and girl Of Is
was cut on the head took place yester
day afternoon on the coal barge Sea Gull.
which belongs to the Bernard Mclean
Coal Company of Broadway and which
lay moored ON the Manhattan side OF the
Harlem River near 135th street.
The dead man is Barney Lynch. captain
of the iackawanna Railroads coal barge
No 1. The other participants were John
Schultheis. captain Of the Sea Gull. and
his daughter Katherine. The girl says
that the fight started after her refusal TO
elops with Lynch. She says that when
Shs refused to 20 with HIM Lynch took
an axe and attacked her and her father
No axe was found. A razor was found
under Lynch's body His throat had
been cut. Two boatmen who arrived
when the battle was mostly over say they
saw Lynch cut his own throat
Commissioned OF Correction Thomas 2
Mrs. Whitney. Mrs. Wright and Mrs
Clough.n. wife Of 4 former Correction
commissioner. were coming down the
Harlem River on the new depart tment tug
Rikers Island. which was making a trial
trip. when they saw the barge captains
daughter come screaming out OF the
coal hulk = cabin Commissioner Whitney
ha q the Rlker's Island headed for tbs,
barge and reared 10 some longshoremen
To 60 h,.lp the girl The longshoremen
ha a-t.n..d To- th,. barge
Nj MhItney and his party were in time
=" help the Schultheis girl and go To the
pole" station with her and her father
S"huth-'- and his daughter were held by
Coroner H-lenstein
The sun., 1910-11-22
OBfTI tRi

'"' Alfred J Ca~-s di-d ON SUNDAY
morning IA The NyacA Hospital Of heart
failure following an operation. col. Cas.e
Wa- born III jefferson county. New York
ami enlisted ia company 4. fIr-t Lixht
Artillery reaching the front ia time TO TAX.
par IA N. -~con: EuII Run lie Was At
Arti"tam vI'h NcI IeIlan and there ut.
broth vas Killed at hIs side After bred
"ri's-hurg he was InNslIded home and on
HI r'''",-rY helped rerrIi' COMPANY Of
cavalry. aud Nas commissioned second
I"TtenaEt and la'"r oIPta,a ~ COMPANY
/. Twentieth New Ork Cavalry Tor -On.
time he was oh patrol duty along tho NIr-
gina and North aroIna beaches and while
,s%r. ,s1,,o" s7-,.,sd Len, :s nn.nng on h,s -a.
vas prov o-t Of Norfolk and then wa4 a.
signed ~ aide-d" camp 20 Gen McK,ux-I.
d"ah valley being with ten Ord command
on - entry into Richmond On retiring
from ~" army Ia" en'"rrd 'hs lfn ~ .Iay {
W"Inpl. n 60. manufacturer of window
shade-. and ramlinrd with them mnrI
hr OrgsHg,ed the iasse- I-aCkey tOmpauv
VhiCh later bacam. fh. p'nusy ta.sa A
I.sack.y Company located NJ .7s canal
street. with iaC'nti"- u Jersey liy In lsCS
le was appointed cnInmi-Sary on the sfafY
Was assigned Ia the comma nd Of the THIRTY
ff'h Regiment. y O.. =. and although
Li~ busiI--- demanded hI- .It.niion n.
undertook the rrorEanizaiIon Of this re9i-
m@nt and reduced ~ 10 battalion. beng
Commissioned a. lientenan'- colonel. and
for the fin. armory winch
was built for n al wafertown while n. va.
"a command lie retired from business
s.laca at Vest NyHck. wker. he had r.sidey
-IuC- col IaS%', was charter member
81 I.srav"tt" Poet. No. I4O. q 4 r. and
also .msmi,"r OF Hav~rstraw Lodge
4 = - l. lis wife and one -on. Alfred )
~Uryi," him
: neral services for Capt Saihani.I
Goodwin Read an Old HarN ard oarsrnnn
w"r- held Yesterday afternoon a. the home
Of - hr|lh"r. harles Read In Gam
b" 1I'e VILLAIN f"ad 81 Cambr;dg. ~ =.
va" graduated from Harvard in ~. cIss-
"i - -. ara na- 'ay'a,n of 'hs yictor,ors
his grhiua' ion hs made y yovag. ,round
'h" world a. passenger ~ a sailing .hio
and upon hi- return h." was offered bv he
Ihr ship " me end of vovnv. 4, III
position he was given command ~ the ag.
Cf -. q he clipper ship sachetn. owned
90. and mad. MANY voyages 20 san Frsn
cisco and 'he last indies lie haj sinn,
been engaged in msrclnfils bisfn@sss @ SING"
Henry Grant Thompson. vice -pr,sid.n,
Msnufsctrring Compsny oII vew PGH%pson Hsp%snn
- year. old. died in Paris on Sunday sf,a,
an 2peration for aopsndic,ti- ii. sailed
hasith and was. s'rIcisn soon ssI.p OF hls
widos nd on. son. Graham "na ss.ss sss.ha a
ter; rtbMr MI'r Ntrssrsr sTr.1h ahomp;on brother
Sasisid- I suny1S. I've vein r. Ssr s 1ors s''r' M-
Gen. George u. Harmon. a former As,,,.
'an,-General Of ConEsrtlcu, and a pron1i-
HS"i l hoi. Gy in "sr ssr nfsss.. ss..n d1s
old Cen. Harmon was engaged in fbo
r.hnnfac'ure Of c?rssts and corse, clo's
2s y iGE,y ycsr- rr,, Hs wss msnio,r o. Inc
=" I>a~"s a widow and thrss sSn. wifi ..,
Frank snd Ydvard Harmon I'M
The sun., 1910-11-22
Talks on Teeth
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We have not lost sight of the fact
that fear keeps most people away
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Our great achievement. the re-
storing oi missing teeth without the
use OF plates. brought This COM
panI INTO the commanding position
Of the largest dental concern in the
world. but We we're not satisfied TO
rest on our honor>.
We worked for wears To perfect \
plan OF filling crownIng. and. when
necessary taking out teeth thar
would be entirely painless. and thar
plan Is now being successfully fol-
lowed hV our operators every day
Our operators are past masters OF
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that need attention. come 10 us with
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he Martinolar Method OF re-
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he reading OF this book has
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The sun., 1910-11-22

There was a marked decrease in deaths
in the city last week. only .,6a occurring.
which was i25 less than IN the corre-
spending week in 1910. The death rat.
was 1917 per 1000 ~ population. Last
year IL was 1881 The only increases wer"
in deaths due To- heart disease I5a.
Bright's disease aud nsphritis. It's. and
violence. 80 Pneumonia cau..d IGs
deaths. as compared with 222 les. year.
and tuberculosis I55. a decrease Of 20.
Typhoid fever caused II deaths. diph-
liberia and Group ~. and diarThPJl dis.
eaRea 81 laEt week
The sun., 1910-11-22

Building superintendent Rudolph p.
Miller attended the aviation meet one
day and There saw three OF his building
Insp"c ors whose districts lie in upper
east Manhattan. Yesterday ha disrnissed
Inspectors Charles sweeney and James II,
Flynn and iinod the third one. James A.
GarNey. thirty days pay Flynn and
tiaTNsy pleaded guilty. The case OF In
spertor Timothy =. Deegan, who was
dismissed after trial an a charge Of 40
"eptlng $3U from a contractor who pt,t
,Ip Hudson-fulton reviewing stand has
been brought 10 the atrent ion Of the Dis
tricJ Attorney office
The sun., 1910-11-22
SUGAR Trust Dissolution suit 10 Be FILED
This Week.

WNsHINGToN Nov. 81 United Sraiss
DhtrIct Attorney Wise Of New York. who
- IN Washington preparing the Govern
msnt's bill in equity looking 10 the di-so-
luton Of the sugar trust. said at the De
partm-nt OF Justice to-day that the
lssp"rs should he ready by Wednesday
or AT the latest by Friday. Mr.. Wise
I-u't going TO work ON Thanksgiving. 80
h" set those days a. the ones on which
lie NAV complete his work
The sun., 1910-11-22
Population or KauSa. . .sso. y 10.

WAsHI NOTION. Nov. - According To
figures issued by IN. Census Bureau to-
day the total population OF the State 81
Kansas IN 1910 - 800 .9as. n gain of -
per cent. over the population ~ 1890
which was 40 sg5
The sun., 1910-11-22
What Is "t"?

WHEN Vim. C Whitney died he had Metropolitan Street
H. O. Havemeycs died he owned enough Sugar Trust stock
qualify drector-but he sugar. What did these
havea What docs Morgan have in banks and railroads
and insurance companies where he has invested Of
money! What is 2 Lincoln Steens points the way the
night answer. His story is in the December Everybodys
The sun., 1910-11-22
Women Wasters

A WASTER. according to William Hard. i, nice sri-
~ the hind that trades wee, disposition or an n,eisen.
appreciation Of opera for three meal. day. the kind that
drops "a sentimental nonncsodabe plugged nickel the slot
maehine Of life and draws and country place
and mnocently pleased. You know the kind Her story
Is in the December Evesybodya
The sun., 1910-11-22
How 1t Feels To Fly

LOW really feeL-"hw.ins aimlesdy through vast
l wherein front cyclonic wind and far. far below.
the earth flying BY. flying by. flying by smoothly rapidly mces-
sanity. .phanos and pale yellow. like the inundahon Of
river You'll feel yosseH Ayns. James Hopper describes
his Aishe-in the December Everybody.
The sun., 1910-11-22
The Mormon King

CENATOR Cannon writes the truth about the Mormons. He
- writes the story Of the establishment Of absolute throne
and dynasty by American citizen half million Others
He writes the story Of the absolute rule Of this Joseph F.
Smith, the Mormon Prophet religious fanatic Of small and bitter
mind giving commandment. Of peIdy the xney ordained
"moupeee Of the Lord living. like the Grand Turk with five
spuin,a law Of his Kingdom Of God" The story begins in
Tie December Evaybody..
The sun., 1910-11-22
Army and Navy Orders

WAsaIsoroS. Nov. y These army order,
were issusd to-day
capt y CoOtes Thirteenth Cavalry 70 No,
SprinEs Arr general hospital for tree trncnt
Col Blair p Tsyio., Medical CORPS 10 retired
is' from Aprii no 1911. after move than thirty me-
years service.
These navy orders 'Sere issIsd
surgeon J. ~. BTtster. from SsysI Academy
Annapolis. 70 naval hospital. Annepoiis
9ETgeoe A u FAuntleroy. from naval hospital
philadelphia 10 the SoiAce
surgeon N. lden. from naval hospital
Annapolis. 10 wasdtnx ton. n G
surgeon q Field from washington, D, c 10
ehamlrsuon for promotion and wsit ortsrb
Psssed AsslStsn' Surgeoa 4. - Alisn' from
nhnsl n9sg'nL Nrw oTt. ~ Nashin ton n 9
rssss1 Assisisnf surgeon \. H RObuegs fror1
Cor2s hfs range. Winthrop I'd
Paascd Assistant Surgeon n ro,z.n.,-s
Hon 100 ias ssninginn N navy recTIiiing station,
The sun., 1910-11-22
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INCORPORATED,
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The sun., 1910-11-22
TINE JAPAN sOclETY

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which has for Its object better under. AudIns
On tie part Of the people Of tho United state. Oh
Japan and toe J&panesr. rerommends 20 ths
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Bushido. the Soul Of japan. Nliob-. 81 ss net
ItOlnuon OF the yApanesr, Cunrk -@
F1ffy Years Of New Japan. Count Oauma
ia panese Girls and Women. Miss Ba ron
rtters from Japan" Fraser ,...' " 400
Things japanese Chsmberlaln sn0
IaI-s OF Old japan. Milford is
Japan. an Interpretation Hearn's ,O
The Real japan" Norman baD
Lotus Land. japan" Pom ting sOO
Japanese Life In Town q Coun Try -KnoK 4 ~
The Avakening OF Japan Okskufa
Ine Heart OF Japan, Browneil lD
titstory Of Japan" Murray. ... n
Human Bullets SaauraI 3
Handbook Of Modern Japan" Clement ~
Japan ard China" BTinkiey "A ~
For more compete list or for any Of the sbo,,.
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LIGENE e. WORDHN Secretary.
Japan society Of New koEk.
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The sun., 1910-11-22

New York City
Wall Strs et Men may
leave subscriptions
and afverSisetn snts
as The Wall NJ. ONCE.
- Broad ~. Tele-
plson Q 2zfO bc~krnan.
1884 BroadwA near
3Jsh 81 80 West
i2ssh 81
George 10. AIroFn.
The sun., 1910-11-22
Il Propose

to show that the
leaders of the Mormon Church have
broken their covenant with the
nation, that they have abused the
confidence of the Gentiles of Utah
and betrayed the trust of the people
under their power" ."-Ex-U. S. Sem
ator Frank J.. Cannon in the Decem-
Der Everybody's Magazine.
tt. NTor,,or KIM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-11

Die ipaniide Mesieruns Ofienbar be-
iOrgt,
"a bic Mepnblifaner am 1ooestaf
sSerrars am Tpnneritag
Orofartiee 7emonitratiousn perau'
itnlteu molten.
syran3ofide Agitation in YraR!lct
gesen 9eutidlauh>


Qiffabon, 10. Citober. Die
sSiibrer Der RepoIution babeu isst,
na4bem lie bic Wonarhie sefsiir5s hus
ben, bic i<br fhtpierige Qufgube 5u ers
fiiaen, ben Musfhreitunsen Der ipilosn
GItments unter ibren eisenen Inhans
germ Elm enbe 3u MAIDEN, bic. nohs
bem lie einmol Deihmad on Der po@
belberrf1oft gefunben, nur gu iebr sss
neiat iinb, ibr gdetlofes 1bun fort3us
feeen. Dds Defrtt. unter benz bic re-
IigiGfen Orhen unperSiieli4 poriugcl
perInfen miifen, gob biefen Glsmens
ten einen fpilltommersn 0oriDanb CUR
8egehuns brutaler Gepatthatsn ses
gen bic 0iitlihieit.
Die propiloriihs Resierung III fih
jsst bss Grniiss Der Gage bsfpubt, ei.
bisrburh sefhaffen poroen 1T. nnb
bic poli3ei bat nun ansefungeH. bic
iirtnaifen WobreseIn in 4niDeHouHs
3u brineen, I'm su perbiHberu. bdb bic
reliai1fen gtabIiHemenis sepliinoert
iperoen unb Inn ben Gemoni!rotioHen
aesen bic W6ntx. bic Der Deportation
barren. ein Gnoe su MAIDEN.
Die Hatri1i, pab bic Rleritalen
BON ben Jsnfern ibr.r aIOiter aus sis
nen 0uerinniries fiihrten. bat ben
6ob essen bic Blonde srhobt. BON ces
nen nieIe aus ibr.n Hirnen uno aIDs
fern periogt porben finb.
Wu Der Gpibt bes pobels. cas- bic
9biirsn in bem Seiuiienilofer Der
Rua bo Auelbos einldIua. itanoen
sg1nnsiter unb ein 6ouien rpiifer
Roufbclbe, bic I'D, bic geIsnenheii gu
ysuben mohten. olles in Siht befinbs
lihe gu 5erii0ren. 6eilisenbilhcr uno
Gtniuen tpurben aus ben Rii6en in
Der aopelIe bsrousstriHen; bts 4ls
tdre ipurben sertriimmeri, bag airs
henmobilior aeriiDrt unb bic Taebges
p6nbsr bon ben Rrnpaniiten fcrtges
inleppt. Der sr0bie 9heil Der Ges
pdnner tpurbe ipdter Don Der poiisei
iuiebererlonst.
Jn Der Oseenb. in Der iih bic Sans
tos Rirhe unb bic frunsoiiife 0es
ianbtinoft befinben, eriDnien am
Gcnnica Nbenb DepebrfhiifIe unn
OILS bolb horauf ein Dsriihi i'm llms
Iouf mar. bob bic ShiiIe pon ben
s5enisern Der Hirhe aus abgeFeueri
ipiirbtn. eilten erobe Wenitenmdfen
nam Der airhe bds Miliilr tam dber
aerabe nod gun 3eii on. um bic Rirs
DE nnb bic 0donotl6ofi gu beiha.
zen.
MGbrenb bss 1cues ipurosn piele
W6nhe. bic in Derueibuns aus ihren
alGftern sefioben lparen, perbdfiei
Die Gntbedung unikrirbiIher Gdngs
In mebrsren Der al6fter bate bds Gt.
riiAt sur GoIgs. baB iih nod pitls
WSn&e in untcrirbiihen Getp0Iben
p<rfedt bielien rno duf cine pdfeHb,
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(5prtieBuns auf Der 8. Sette,)

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2lls llria6e oes granoes tuiro
Selb't.ntsiinpuns perrutbet.
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Nir Ohio: Sh6nes, ipdrmes
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SaR audi MIR nod elmer Der so Scre.
leute am Geben lit,
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Sic BAIL Der Spoten iuiro
= bis auf 400 angegeben
nnb Der pcfuniare Scriuit auf
800, 600, 900.
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