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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-16
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-16

FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS.
The hen that lays early and goes to
soost late is generally the prima donna
layer Of the flock.
You better inspect the hen that comes
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-02-16
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23
MINERS MEET
 TOMORROW
lRy Alaska News Bursaul

CHICAGO. Oct 22-Thc American Mining Congress will open tomorrow morning in tbe Hotel La Sale in this city. and matters concerning mining in an its branches win come before the delegates in rapid succession.
 Not only will the matter Of mining be handled by those who are capable Of dealing with Che matter, but min ing machinery wiH take a prominent place in some of the discussions. IT Bureau of Mines will have a repre- sentative present who win go into the matter of the rescue work which has been done by that body during Che pas1 year and demonstrauoR Of the appliances in use.
 Secretary of the Interior Walter l. Fisher win address the ConEres on Friday. and President Taft win make a speech Saturday. he using for his tonig Federal Government and Min. ing Industry
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23
MARSHAL FONZO
 ACTS HASTILY

A sensation was caused last night at about eight o'clock by the appear anee of Matthew Sunioen at the White Pass hospital with what he sta, ed Co be orders from Deputy '. s. Marshal Fred Fonzo. that he was to assume a protectorate over the pros trate form of Clyde B Gupun who Is Iyinc in an unconscious condition as the resut Of an assault made up on him by parties unknown on the morung of Thursday last
 He informed Leon E. Hudson, who was one of the watchers from the Eks Lodgr at he would permit no one or than the nurse and the phy ,an to enter Guptlrs room, and that his iusrutoious were that should he have occasion to leave the room. ba was to lock the door after him.
 Mir Hudson al once communicated nts to Howard Ashley who is chair. man of tho sick committee Of SkaE. way Lodge No 43I. B p O. E., and has had charge Of seeing 10 GuPtilIs
 .a8s
 The matter was immediately taken up with District Attorney Rustgard, and upon a search being made. Mar. shal Fonz5 was found and he was informed that the EDSs and Masous were taking care Of Mir Gupun. and notwithstanding his lFonzo'sl state ment to the contrary. Mir GuPthl had at no time been alone since he had received the injury
 That Marshal Fcnzo should take upon himself he authority to issue such an order as he did Co Mir Sundeen is prcnusterous. as upon inquiry of number of Che leading ETks and Ma sons of the cty he had absolutely r, r.sht Co do so. and inasmuch as MT GuptHIs many friends have been ever ready to render such assistance as lay tn their power, there has been no time that there was not present some friend or prominent member Of one or the ohter orders
 Such an action on the part of Mr. F7nzo Is a direct insult to the mem har> of the two prominent oreaniza- tons ard shou'd not be allowed to -es- where it ss Had Marshal Fon- 20 taka0 tho trouble to investigate the method by which MT Guptill was 1rafuz cared for. he would have seen at once that he was receiving an the attention that could be given.
 The action on the part Of the Mar shal who secured his information and instructions from a man who really has no authority Co give orders to him has 1ci many to think that he acted with undue haste
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23
BERRINAN E COMPLETELY
 EXONERATED OF THE CHARGE

row1.ssaE -ra aea~.Ea has @ - u-o-7aS~ Ia r-a- E.-vsE> Cru~ m .-E.. B. Cup n.- H.rl S.a T.-1a-E s r.~ .u-E-..1-.
 a-r- r0e-E@ u.- E.aera Rust owed a .. na~ a. ~a.n. u.
 .-. Ea. wa-e sE .aaE ar Q s.. slept shs -r @ uaE and R
 aa~ ~a- a- 
 -... and
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23

positive nat Mir. Becker was mis- lase7 E0 the Identity Of the man he had seen ia he Alaska Steam Shs0 ecupauys of0ce on the morn Eue os He Isth. and as the case aa- s-oos he did not think he
 would be justified in going any far rha- and beyond a doubt he felt sra- MT Ro-mau should be abSoI nu,y eXo0e-ared f0om the charges which had been made against him =
 EuEEe Conway sai5--"Wom jt aD- raa-nr to this cou7, and the ts-uo- Cons and adysce oI the DiS-ict At r,--yy and the information which he has -sava5 Ae-e Is no evidence Of any k.75 to hold Nv. Be-HmaD on .ra charges and will therefore com ale-Ey ayone-a,e and have him dis ara-EaG from Jhe charges.
 Pv -nzS acton OSoa- Be-riman is completely evone-ated from the grave ara--e uh5gh has been put on the voauc man. and once more he occu- pics -ha position Of respect and es- taem whsoh he has held in our midst for Save-aI wears 0asJ
 It Is unfortunate that the autho-t ras Es5. not take the matter up earlier
 - fact when the f0st rumo-s were aHow town that MT Becker had seen a re-sor in the office on the mo---E that the assault WAS commit -,5 The investigation oS tho pas s-ee-s 1t the two boatS would have saved a Hlot hefaE put on t1e life ot a voun- man whtoh Will never be en- a-e-y v5re5 away. Had this been =ra N- Re-imsn voald never have n.ar arrested. and -be suSDglou won5
 ave N1e1 but a passing one.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23
NEW SCHEDULE
 N0W EFFECTIVE

The fall and winter schedule Of the White Pass & Yukon Route was put into effect this morning. and from this date until The opening of navi- zation in the spring Of 1912. the vast district tributary to the White Pass will for the first time in several years be without daily train service
 The schedule as originally made. at lowed for a train each way on Mon days. Wednesdays Cwhen necessary and Fridays This. however. has been slightly changed for the next few weeks SO as to allow of the train north bound lying over in White. horse until tho following day. and then making the south bound trip This will make the schedule as foI- lows North bound. leaving SkaEway for Whitehorse. Mondays. Wednesdays Dwhen necessary and Fridays souih bound leaving whitehrose for SkaE way. Tuesdays Thursdays Iwhen necessary and Saturdays
 The time of leaving the north and south terminals Of the railway viii be S-2o o'clock m.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23

Capt. George Burroughs, purser Of the river steamer Senlik. and Cap tain c. H. NcNasters. ot the same boat. together with the latter's wife and family. were passengDs over on Saturdays train from Whitehorse. The Spkirk is on the ways for the winter. and Capt. Burroughs and Cant NcNasters and family win spend the winter i the States
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23
lBy Alaska News BureaU3

CORDOvA Oct 2I-At a largely attended mass meeting held here last night motion was carried Co appoin a committee of seven to confer wih different localities in Alaska with a view of holding a convention at some point on the coast Co recommend to Congress. at it's next session, any needed legislation on Alaskan mat ters. and the said committee to report the result of it's ondeayors at orEani.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23

Gene Murphy. his wife and ohtI. dren came out on this afternoons train on -onte 10 the states where they viH spend tho winter
 The Iowa which is taking the run of the SS. Georgia while the latter s undergoing repairs. arrived in port last rizht and sailed on Che return trip to Juneau at o'clock thIs morn ing
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23
FINES AMOUNT
 ID STbND-0FF

- ra- Page or
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23

The City of Seattln. which was in port last Saturday morning carried Sl00 U0o in gold bullion from the Tread well mines Co Seattle on her last trip. according Co the officers
 She also carried ninety-siN passeu- gers and a large cargo of salmon X number Of prominent cannerymeu were passengers on the trip
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23
ALASKA RESIDENTS WANT ID DECIDE
 WHAT Is BEST FOR ALASKA
ation next "Wednesday

zation next "Wednesday
 Many speecHes were made al the meeting and the general sentiment expressed waa that local jeaIousies should not be allowed to stand in the way of the larger good to be accom- plsshed through united action and that Alaskans-bona-fjde rcsideuts- instead of outsiders should be allowed to decide what is best for the deveI- opmont Of the terriory
 The meeting was strictly non par. fisau
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23
CONGREGATION
 DISAPPOINTED
Lnr Alaska N.ns Rnreaul

BOSTON Oct 23-A great congre- Eatjon was yesterday gathered toEe ther in the Baptist Church formerly presided over by Rev Clarence Rich ardsan. expecting Co hear his resiE- nation read. but they were doomed Co disappointment -Ha did not resign.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23
ANOTHER
 REVOLUTION
LRv AIaska Vows Egreaul

FL PASO. Toy Oct 23-Rumors are rurr.ai iu this ..tv that a revolt is planned within the Mexican Repub- Hr for today. Ta to late hour thers has been TO aJvfra Of there being any disturbance.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23

PEKIN. China Oct 22-Thc geuer- 8I uprising which was predicted tn tht Northern coast provinces for yester- day fai'ci to materializc. everything being neauerHl iu this portion of ihe Euni-e
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23
IS
 UNDECIDED
LBr AIaska News Rnreanl

BEN GHASI. T-ipoE Oct 23-A ne-ge conflict took place between a Ia -ga force or Turks and italians sat u-uav in which both sides suffered a heavy loss. The battle was unde- cfsivo. and the Turks retired OUt of ranre as darkness settled down
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23
SITUATION
 IN CHINA
-Rr Alasln Ners RureauN

IRy Alaska News BuTeau.l
 SHANGHAI. China Oct 22-The -eyo,uron5stS continue their victorious advance toward the seacoast They a-1 now in full control Of hjrty-stT different mountain passes
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23

The Princess May left Vancouver or time and is due in this port Wed nesday morning. She has s tons Of freight and two passengers She will dsan south at : o'clock Wednesday evening
 The steamship Humboldt, according to cable advices received by W. w Roughton. the Skagway agent for the Humboldt Steamship company is due tn port at n o'clock tomorrow morn ing and win sail south at one o'clock
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23

Al the late telegraph news ln the Daily Alaskan.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-23
NOT YET
 BUT SO0N
Rr Alasks M Rureaal

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 12-ThiS be- E a ho15oo day. the rwe1ry-.aird. .re grounds being very wet and totally rrr- Eo~ a game t7o fourth -s -Ea National Championship games was again 0nt off
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-06
SenatDr Glfins.

Mit bem Oobinganse bes Sendtors
BON Wsit : 8irsinien bat elmer Don
Den ihperreiden Wdnn.rn oisies Gam
beg feline irbiIhe 2aufbobn beitlofi.n,
fpelhe Die 9eipuHDeruns oosr AUDI pisIs
leiht Weripunberung Der olten Welt
erregen. aud in europa fsbIt es nitt
an Wdnnern, bic nit iroiihen 9lidss
gitern iebr reid geiesnet iinb. 9as
finb aber geihtbiimer, bic ii6 i'm
2aufe elmer iebr langen 3eit angsbduft
BADEN. W5us man auf Der anoeren
Seits oes S3eans niht periteben tonn,
lit oieWosli4tsit. in iolh iberaus turs
5er 3eit RieienDermosen gu .rfperben,
pie lie Glttns unb 4nbere aufsulpeiIen
baben. Die Grtldruns lisgt in feblers
haften aominiitratipen ginri6tunoen,
bic Wdnner BON 5hattraft uno niht
5u peinlidem 0efpiHen aus3unuBen
periteben. Die SuslIe, aus pelher
Gltins Heihtbum 8umsift floB, par.n
Strabenbabnen. gr iiano an Der
SpiBe zines Spnoitats, tpelhes @ez
redtiame auf ben Strabenbabnbetrieb
in Den meiften 9robitdpten beg Qanbss
6eiist, oarunter auh Cincinnati. Die
ansbeutuns srfolst mad, sipei prinsie
pisn: Die aon5eFion fait umionft su
eriangen unb iie bann au tapita!iIiren,
ferner Dem publitum 70 fpenia ols
nlDslid 5u bieien. Die geidenftsn
Ron5eHionen Durben je na6 Der 0roBe
Der Stdbte 3u Summen tapitaliIirt,
Die fur jebe BON 20 big so WiGionen
seben. I'm bieDipibenben ein3ubrinqen,
pelhe Den papieren erit ben Wertb pers
leihen, tperoen bic pufasiere ipie 6Ge
rinse in oenStrabenbabn suiamz
mengspferht uno mub man Elm. pieri.l
Stunbe in Shnee unb gts auf eins
Jabrselesenheit tparten. DAB bic it6b>
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-06
8erHiideit.
llnbelaanief Mann In 0nmmsssslns
pom einem 3use iiberiatreH.

Gin unbetannier, 3ismIit gut eeilsh
better, etlpa 90 Sabre alter yaann NUT
he ueitern an Der areuSnng Der ecis'
tain Mpenue unb Der y. e. 8. eilen'
tabn bon ein.m perIontn5uee iibsrIah'
rem unb ouf Der Gtsae sesootst. T<m
0srunaIiidien fpurbe Der aopI pom
Rumpfe aetrennt uno bic aeite lpnrfe
ant In anberer Weiis fiirhierlih pers
ifiimmsIt. Ter aoiomotipfiibrtr oes
3uses ipnrot era auf ben llnfdu auls
mertiam, nahoem berfelbe iih ereisntt
bate. gr brahie ben 3ug lofort 5uH
Siiniiono unb benanrihtigis bie Vo'
Iissi. potroIipoaen SO. 10 brc1te bic
peritlmmeIte leihe nah Der Woraus.
lpC in ben 1aifen bes 1obten ein an
6arrp 1iiher. afbpin.. ap.. aorsffir.
Ter Brief cine an 6arop Jrisbp aorei.
iirte poftiarie unb perfhiebene phcto'
erapbien porsefunben ipuroen. Cont
botte Der 0eruneliidie nihts in ieineni
8eiite. ipelmes iiber feline Soentttdt
GufhIub aeb<n i0nntt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-06
Ct. 1rantis be EaIes Oemeinbe.

Der Wdnnerperein Der St. 1roneis
be SaIes Oemeinbe bat fit bos iau.
fenbe ssdbr bic foieenbeu Neamieu sr.
,p6bIt: G.iftliher Ra.bseber. Rsp. =.
wt. Camping; grdfoent. 1rsb. auie;
9i5e.grdiibent, 20. 6ofihuite; proios
.oa.Setrsidr, Sohn ginison; syi.
nanssSetr.idr. Soieph &. Dinboff;
Ghasmtiiter. Sol. Demboff. Die
ginfiibruna Der Deamten finbet on,
Spnntus abenb iiait unb fur bieie Ge.
leeenbeit III elm babines programm
suiammenaeiiellt iporoen. aue R6Hs
Eer i'm 4lier bon iiber 25 1abr,n iinb,
sIeihuie! oh perbeiratbet ober lebie.
CUR 4uinabme bere4.ist. Die pierts..
i1briite aommunion bss Wereins fins
bet am I.bisn Sonntos i'm Sanuar
iioit.
6.rr 2ouis !. 6oman, Der an ter
Spibe bes Rommittess itebt. ipeldes
fur bic NnIfdffung Der neusn 9burn,s
ubr NIT Olodenfpiel Sorss irdsi, III
lodi sifris an Der arbeii. um ben Reft
Der npihipenblgen Osloer aufsubrineen.
DIR Hontraii fir bic 2isferuns bu
llbr IN hereiis pereeben ipcrben.
Die peri6ieofnea Wereinieunaen Ter
Ct. 1rnnris BE- Goles gtmeinbe befin.
ten fih fdmmtIid in blubennem gu.
i.onbe. Die 5iinslinss boben sins So
tnliidi, beren monoiIihe Qommunion
cuf Gonntos onberdumt pprben III.
Die NeibnnHtsiolette belief fidb In
bieie Sabre ouf $725, cine neit gro.
bere Summe als TN poriesn Jabre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-06

Der General 4npult bat Dds
Sberbunbesasri6t bend6rihtigt, bab
ipenn ss feline GntiheiDung in gs3u9
auf Die apblenbabnen niht dnpert,
nas 5orttpbIsns Woropol in Ibpias
belbaftsr 8eiis fortgsieBt rpsrbsn
pirb. 9as 8efss perbot ben giiens
babnen, Die Goblen aus ibren sieensn
9ersiper,en gu transportirsn. Der
9runo lag tIor 81 Gage. Die giiens
babnen berehnetsn ibren aonturrenten
fold bobe 5ru4traten, baB bieie gsz
3tpunaen iparen, ibre aoblen ben Gis
ienbabnen our 8erfiigung 81 itsusn.
9araus sntitanb Elm Wonopol, rpeIhes
burh oos ertpdbnte 9eIey gebrohsn
iperoen iolte. Mit haorf6arfer Qogit
hat bos Sber Tribunal berdusoetliie
eelt. oab psnn bic betreFfenben gilenz
babnen bios an ben aoblenberotpertsn
intereHirt iinb, dlio ni9t edn5lih be-
iisen, bos GeIes teine 4ntpsnbuag
auf lie babe. 9amit mar bds 8e'eb
hinfdaig gemaht uno bas Wonopol
sersttet. Ssst bittet Die Rssierung
nm bic Grlaubnib, ben Radpsis lie
fern 81 ourfen. oaB bic Grunbuns
BON &aenien, osrsn aoblen bic IN
5rags fiebenben Gtienbabnen trans
portiren, bios eir Man0per mar, um
bas 9eies umsebeu 3u tOnnsn, reip.
bub bic giienbabusn Die tpirtliden
8efiser bieier aoblenbersfpsrte iino.
lleber ben antras piro jest arsumens
tirt. Gs blsibt ab5unarten, ob bas
0eridt entfdeibsn pirb, bab Geisgs
gum Shuse oes 8oltes Dor monopos
liitiider 8eoriitune um9ansen perben
fonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-06
OerlaHenes @amsboot
a}ibrerlss uube Marsra. Jas., i'm
Glune treitenb anieeimRben.

Rah.tef gorbin lpurbe gsitern pom
poIi3eih,f Games Cor BON Muroro.
Jnb., teIepbonilt benahrihtiet. bdB
tortIelbit, i'm CLUB treibenb. Elm polIs
is1nois ousseftoiistss 6ousboct. in
ntlhem nod cine Campo branute uno
lp.lch.s ous.niheinlif erIt iurst 3eit
pcrter pon ben geipohnern pericRtn
irorben Iein mub... aufssfdnsen rpur'
bs. Dos Boot tr6et ben Ramsn -Sel.
iie Gee" unb poIiseihef Cor in ner Nm.
Iihs, bab Der Gissnthiimer oosr 5n.
fan. pielIsih. iiber gorb eeFolIeu unb
erirunten isin mag. Die tieiise 20.
IiSei bemiibt iih, ben gisentbumer ees
Sousboo.es ousfinbig gu MAIDEN.
glddtd,tf Gprbin brofie ipGt seiern
gbtno in Grfabruns. bdb bas Boot
gis,ntbum oes Sohn Gress, eirss I'm
ssi.elIien Der Crane 2umber UliIs i'm
GItenbe. IN. gr.ss fon seieben ipors
ben isin, aIs er fdb am Wit.ipoh. be-
sltiiei BON stpei Dameu. an Borb ess
en- Jub Der 6asen Strobe Dor antsr
l.essnoen 8ootes besab. Gefern Worz
Gen s.sen 3 ilbr tpurbe bas Boot RON
bem 1reibeis IoseeriiIen uHh flubob.
pdrts eetrieben. Gb gress uno bic
beieen Oamen. fpelne Derm1nbte Don
i'm iporen. fih sur 53eii nod an Boro
befanben, lisb fid nod niGt feftitelItn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-06

Die Sn ur9enten iesen thre
gemiihungen fort, bic Dittatur oes
Sprehers Cannon 3u brehen uno Der
Rsoierung Der Der. Stadten eine ppItsz
thiimIi6ere 9eitalt gu geben. Sn er'
tier Reibe banbeIt es Iih odrur, sinen
Sniff oes pdtripten Cannon gu per'
eiteln. Gr bate Die seieBgebenbe 8e'
malt oaourh in Ieiner per'on tor5en'
trirt, onb er beitimmte, ipelte Bills
Dor bos Sous gelongen unb pel6e i'm
Shubiuh Der Gpmmittesn ihlummern
irQten. Sn Der leBten Sisun9 puros
eeeen Gannons heftigen WioerItdno
eine Reoel anaenpmmen, pub an einem
Gage Der Wohe o1s 5dus treeno Elm
Somntttee initruiren tann, eine ibm
suastpieIene Bill suriidsuberihter. Gls
bic SnIurgenten ppn hisier grruuqens
ihaft 9s6rauh MAIDEN ippllten, lteb
ter Spreder bic gia, oeren llntsrbrsis
tung eeforosrt tpurbe, pom Infana bis
gum Gnbe perleien, mas ben 1ae in
Qniprub nabm. Bel onoeren gius
tam bic 8erleiung ft mpnuteIans
tin3ieben. Gieien geriuh, Die ReseI
btnf1uig su MAIDEN, fpiq Elm asitern
pon ben Sniureenten eeitelltsr Gntras
pereiteln, ndmlih oab uur bic gitsl Der
Suriitberihteten Bills perleier rperben
frlIen. Gin anbersr antrag ptu Der
Gebeimreaierune elm Gnoe mohen, tpie
lie in ben 9ommitteeIiBun9en betrie'
ben miro. IS lit eins betdnnts 3bats
iade, bab bic msiiteu Wtitglisber oes
!6auiss gar niht piiIsn, mas in ben
ihnen unterbretteten gias itsbt. Die
Grleoisung erfolgt mad bem 2eithom
nrel.Spitem. Wenn bic rspublitdniihs
Majoritat oes 9ommittees AT 9unitsn
Der 9iQ beridtet, 10 eritsint es als
bic qfliht Der r.publitaniiben Weit.
glieber, iiber ben Stot gu ipringsn unb
fir bic giu 3u itimmen. Die Demo.
traten fol9en ibrem 2eithammsl. Die
Sniurgenter iinb nun Der 4nitht, bab
lie uno bas 9pIt fpiiIen iolIten, mas in
ZEN giQs itebt. Ias Idbt iih nur sr,
mOglihen, inoem Tie in Stano oeIebt
peroen, ben 9erbanblungen Dor bsm
sommittes au folsen. Die Stunbpat.
ter tperoen iib feIbitperitdnbli6 6sio,n
9orI6lGgen piberieben. Shre poIitit
III auf 0untelteit uno 0ittdtur eings,
ridtet. 0as 8Olt ioQ nift fpiiIsn,
ME man es pergstpaItist uno oiejsnissn
Wit9lteoer i'm GonsreB, psIds 9siess
fur oas BOLT srlaiIen ishen molten,
iruen hurh bic aommittss 9arrotte
erbrpiIelt rpsroen.
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idlofen. Jebi mub unb id,n Der
Staat in Milton treten. entfrtber ir,bem
er Die 8eiibrente itrens r.selt ober in=
eem er ben 0eipinn, Der aus Der 0es
feli6aft brett ge3osen ipirb. fiir oiefe
in 4niprnh nimmt. Der ein3ise Jehs
Ter. Der eennaht lporoen III, Iiest In
her ipdten Grtenntnib BON Der gfpths
1renoisteit itoatlihen Ginihreitens.
Mare bieies por Span3is Sabren ss-
ifeben, 10 lebten mir niht unter Dem
S6atten elmer Aues pernihtenben
erobtapitaliftiIhen Madi. 0cd e
TT niemals 5u ipGt, einen uebeIitanb
gu beieitisen. Was Gltins ieIbit be.
trifft, 10 ipplIen mir ihn niht nnseredi
teurtbeilen. Ct pdr nitt beiier uno
niht ihled,ter, als feline 3eit.
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0eri@lt,ssssert
Sat I'D bas Vefiaben bes 1eaerpebr.
manaS 0eieer @srssa.

Das srobs Ueuer an ber Gpcomore
unb 8. Strobs, peIneS beioHntli9 eis
nen G6obsn BON iiber q. cor. 900 uns
rihiete unb bisber ben lob BON pier
perionen no4 I@ gejosen bat. irirb
pielIei6t Elm neiterss Wleninenieben
ferbern. DaS Hefinben beS bti bein
Nronbe perletten 26 Sabre alten
1euerpt6rmonnes 0eiger Worgan pon
Gpriten So. 4 tdt iih n6mIim bers
oriis perf4Iimmert. Oab Die Aer1te bes
6ofpitoIS ba3 G9Iimmne befiir4ten.
Morean erIitt n69renb ber 26f4orbei.
ten fMnert 8ppfmunben einen 1eins
bru&, eine BerrenEung BEL ArmS unb
mebrere Nippenbrii9e. Ro9trdsli4
fat iiA Dlntpersiftms eineeifeIIt nHb
BE anfaItSxrjte esfI6risn gefrn. bab
ber Deri<tte 0ab omputirt msrben
maj