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Evening star., 1914-04-06
NEW YORK BONDS.
FOREIGN BOURSES.

PARIS April 6-The bourse opened
firm today. Later prices reacted and
closed heavy. Rentes. Sc francs 20 CEN
times. Exchange on London, " francs.
IL centimes. Private discount. "a.
BERLIN. April 6-Realizing caused
slightly lower prices on the bourse to-
day: trading was very quiet. Exchange
on London. 20 marks 44ia pfennigs. Pri-
vate discount. "a; money. 23s.
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LIVERPOOL.

LfVEI;POOL. Nprii G.-Cottou-Spot
STEADY: good miidlHs. 90: mddHnS-
80: low middling 6.'2 Sales. 1".'ss;
speculation and export 1880 Receipts
none T. ujurcs barely steady.
Npril. G"I: April and May. 6.sli.; May
and June. fSa,i-s: July and August, $50:
August and September. G''''12: October
and November 6.29.: December and
January 62l1.. january and February,
62t1,.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, April 6. : Hogs Receipts.
1900 head: slow. steady to ,c under
Saturdays average: bulk of sales SS0a
$50; light. S. .7oaS.y2l2; mixed SG5aS E.I. J;
heavy. S.45as.s1i2; rough S.4Jas %; pigs,
7.GOaS. 10
Cattlc-Rcccipts. 1860 head; strong TO
l0c higher: beeves. 1.GOa3.,J; Texas steers
1.25as.3o: stockers and feeders j.JOa7 81,
cows. and hefers. 3.7OaS. 45: calves 7.Oua
1880
shcep-Rcceipts 10000 head: steady to
l0c lower: native. J.iUaS. 10; yearlings,
e. 6.J1a1.45; lambs, native, 735aS25
Evening star., 1914-04-06
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

NEW YORK. April Is. Beeves - Re
c"lpfS, roo head firm: steers, 6.-iOa9S.':
bulls. -,..,l, -; cows. ::.2Ja7.o'; dressed.
li'4ai:;i..
Calves Receipts, S,.pa head. strong .
-ss.i1tsI: cuils 6.-dtas.oo: dressed. 14alS
Sneep Receipts. S.:as' head, strong
1JaG.,0: cuIls. i.UDaf.o: lambs, I..Oas 30
culis. 6.1-a1 o..
Hogs-Receipts. 500 head; higher; 9.3a
40 so; roughs, S1oaS.::.'.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, April 6.-Money and discount
rates were easy today.
The plentiful supply of funds allowed
easy carry-over arrangements for the set
uement, but business failed to expand on
the stock exchange owing to the approach
Of the holidays Gilt-edged securities were
steady on the oversubscription of the
London portion of the Austrian loan Oil
shares were in demand. but Paris and
local offerings caused saSging tendency
in other directions
American securities were lightly sup
ported during the early trading. Canadian
Pacific declined =. but the rest Of the list
advanced a fraction over parity. Prices
hardened another fraction in the late
trading and the market closed steady
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Judgment for Flagg Reversed.

A iugment for $4,000 damages against
the District of Columbia, in favor of
Walter P. Flags. was reversed today by
the District Court of Appeals in an
opinion by Mr.. Justice Van Orsdcl. JUS
tice Robb filed a dissenting opinion.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Visible Supply of Grain.

NEW YORK, April S.-N-isible supply of
grain: Wheat decreased ,172,00O bushels
in bond increased 5000: corn decreased
94o coo; oats decreased 6:S7UO; in bond
decreased 125,0O0; rye increased 500:
barley decreased $4,000; in bond In
creased 5000.
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Actor Fined $40 for Assault.

Au-elio Coccia. an actor, was fined SO
ir the Police Court today on a charge of
assaultinS \. Julian Brylawski. manager
of a local theater. The assault followed
a dispute over wages.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 6-Lead-Quiet
:; 15a3SS London. c1S q I'D
Speiter-Quiet. a2,aJ.S0; London soI
los.
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Mr.. Bryan's Condition Improves.

Secretary Bryan. who has been suffer-
ing from heavy cold. was still confined
to his home today. but was up and about
giving personal attention to State De-
partment affairs.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
WEATHER.
Fair and Warmer Tonight; Tues.
day Cloudy and Warmer.

For the District of Columbia, fair.
warmer tonight Tuesday increasing
cloudiness and warmer; light to gentle
south breczes.
The western disturbance that was over
Utah Sunday morning has moved to the
Texas Panhandle. but a tongue of de
preston has shot forward into northern
Illinois with rising pressure to the north
westward resulting in SHOWS and rains
over the greater portion of the interior
west. and also the upper lake region. In
the cast and south the weather was gen
orally fair.
1t is still quite cool in the Atlantic and
east gulf states and the lake region, and
much warmer in the Mississippi and Mis-
souri, valleys and the southwest 1t is
again colder in the plateau region.
There will be snow or rain tonight and
TuesdaE In the lake region and the Ohio
valley. and tonight o. Tuesday in New
England and the northern portion of the
middle Atlantic states. Elsewhere east
of the Mississippi river the weather VIII
be generally fair tonight and Tuesday.
1t will be warmer tonight and Tuesday
in the east and south and colder Tuesday
in the Ohio valley. the upper lake and
western lower lake region.
There Will be along the New England
coast gentle to moderate shifting breezes
becoming south: on the middle Atlantic
coast gentle to moderate south breezeS;
on the south Atlantic coast gentle north
east to east breezes: on the east gulf
coast gentle east to southeast breezes.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four hours
beginning at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-Yest esterday 4 PM, Il: s
pm. 4;: 12 midnight. rs: today am,
-; am. &c: l. noon. 40: = pm SO
Maximum. 10. at = pm. today: minimum
IS, at q am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Maximum. IS: minimum. IS.
Barometer--Yesterday pan, 3011:
pm, 312S: II midnight. 30.21 today,
I m. 3o,2S; I'm. 30 80; - noon, 20 81 !;
: pm, 30.l3.
Tide Tables.
TodayLow tide. 1914" am and II 20
pm. high tide, 40 am. and 4:36 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. II A. am; high
tide. o:G' a. m. and 80 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose. 80 am: sun sets.
6:2I pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises. 5:3s am; sun
sets, 6:2S pm.
Moon sets SO am
Weather in Various Cities.
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Closing Prices.

consols for money. i6 l.,-l6; for account
rs I-16: Pennsylvania. 81: Reading. s5I..
Union Pacific, 1875; L. $. Steel, ,i,i.
Bar silver steady, 2S 15-16. Money. IL.
Short bills 11-16ais,; three months
! 13-16a1fs.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

Saics-Eeguiar call IL o'clock noon:
Capital Traction. IS at 1O11s. IS at 1915
Nationai Dank Of washington. !, az 24o, 10 at
40.
After ca1l-McrSen.haler 6 az .14s..
Evening star., 1914-04-06
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Maj Robert L. Noble. Medical Corps
is relieved from duty with the Governor
of the Canal Zone to take effect on
or about April 20. 1914. and Will pro-
ceed to the United States for further
orders.
BY direction of the President, and
upon the application of First Serst
William c. shannon. Troop \. 9TH Cav
airy. that soldier will be placed upon
the retired list.
Maj. Edward a. kreger, judge advo-
cate. is relieved from his present
duties. and will proceed to West Point.
n. r.. for duty as professor of law. re-
lieving Lieut.. Col. Walter \. Bethel,
who will repair to this city for duty
in the office of the Judge advocate gen
eral of the army.
Commissions have been issued to the
following named officers Of cavalry re-
Gently promoted: Mai. Charles w. Fen
ton. Capt. John L. Hemphill and First
Lieuts. William L. Moose. jr., and
Charles D. Rogers.
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Steel and Amalgamated Fa-
vored by Spectators in
Rise Today.
DEALINGS CONFINED TO
VERY LIMITED AMOUNTS
Demand Not Vigorous Enough to
Bring Out More Than Moderate
Advances-Close Firm.

NEW YORK. April s.-Quotations Of
stocks barely moved at the opening to-
day. Only a nominal amount Of out
side business was on hand and exccu-
tiou of these orders had only slight
influence on the market.
The undertone was STEADY with q
majority of fractional gains
Prices improved as business expanded.
with metal issues the chief gamers.
steel and Amalgamated. favored by
spectators. were in the forefront Of
the rise. which. however. was confined
70 small amounts.
Dullness during the morning was
pronounced, even by comparison with
the slow sessions which had been the
rule for several weeks
Evening star., 1914-04-06

II pays to read tie want columns of
Tne Star. Hundreds of situations are
iiiled through them.
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Naval Orders.

Capt. W w Gilmer from command
Pittsburgh to command South Dakota.
Lieut.. Commander II. B. Soule. from
command .Albatross to treatment Naval
Hospital, Washington, D. c.
Lieut.. Comma nder 3. T. Bulmer, from
Pittsburgh to Charleston.
Lieut.. Commander A. p. Fairfield and
Lieut.. r. A. Spruance have been COM
miSSioned.
Lieut.. p P Blackburn, from Kansas to
Sacramento.
Lieut.. Gunior grade, J. F. Mccain.
from Iris to .Albatross
Ensign Maxwell Case has been commis-
stoned.
Passed Assistant Surgeon C. w. Smith.
from receiving ship. Mare Island, Cal. to
Albatross
Assistant Surgeon John Buckley, from
Naval Medical School. Washington. D. c.
to Leonidas.
Assistant Surgeon W. T. Eaton. from
Utah to home. await orders.
Assistant Surgeon c. c. Wilson, from
Naval Medical School. Washington, D. C..
to New Hampshire
Assistant Surgeon C. s. Stephenson. NJ
r. c.. from Naval Medical. school. 10
Naval Hospital, New York, n. Y
Assistant Surgeon c. r Raker, M. r.
c., from Naval Medical School, to Mfchi-
gan.
Assistant Surgeon A. t. Beddoe VI. r.
c.. from Naval Medical School. to Utah
Assistant Surgeon Howard Priest. NJ
f. C., from Naval Medical School. to
Georgia.
Assistant Surgeon II. A. Tribou, NJ. r.
c.. from Naval Medical School, to Ne
braska.
Acting Assistant Surgeon E. C. Taylor
from navy recruiting station. New York.
\. Y. to navy recruiting station, Newark
n. ].
Acting Assistant Surgeon C. *. Miller,
from navy recruiting station. Newark, N
j., to navy recruiting station, New York
N. Y.
Past Assistant Paymaster E. C. Morsell,
from West Virginia. to Chattanooga.
Assistant Paymaster King Terrell. from
bureau of supplies and accounts to Sac
ramento.
Assistant Paymaster G. c. Simmons.
from bureau Of supplies and accounts. to
Cumberland.
Chief Gunner f. S. Tucker. has been
commissioned.
Chief Machinist c. c. Holland. from
New Hampshire to home, wait orders.
Machinist J. P. Knecht. from navy yard.
Norfolk, Va. to New Hampshire.
Machinist N. ]. Lenney. from navy
yard, Portsmouth. n. H.. to Georgia
Machinist w. NJ. Sh:pIey, from. Georgia,
to home, wait orders.
Machinist H. E. Burks. from navy yard,
Puget sound. Washington. to Alert
Machinist r. H. Bush, from Salem. to
home wait orders.
Machinist ]. NJ. Berlin. from Patuxent,
to home, wait orders.
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Sound Sectional Conditions.

The fact that prices advanced despite
the paralysis of buying was regarded
as Indicative of sound technical con-
ditions. Business ran largely to the
:rduStrials and specialties.
Movements Of some stocks were
svmptomatic OF ovcrsold conditions but
In no ease was the demand vigorous
enough to bring out more than moderate
Improvement.
With the prospect of an Easter holi-
DAY from Thursday UISht to Monday
morning. and the tendency of the mar
kct to hang fire pending DEVELOPMENTS
ut Washington. traders wer" reluctant to
take on stocks foT more than scalp
nroff
Evening star., 1914-04-06
Naval Movements.

The Galveston has arrived at Msla-
bang. the Birmingham. Jouett. jenkins,
Jarvis; Rea!e. flaming Trippe. Pa.ter-
rington. Mccall, Mayrant Draytor and
Henley al Key Wes'. the New jersey
at southern drill grounds. the Culgoa
at st. Josephs bay. the Chester at
Tampico the Ajax at Guam, the Justin
at GuaymaS, the Eicksburs at Tacoma
the HIS at Bremerton. the Louisiana at
North river. New York city. and the
Wyoming at New York yard.
The Preston has sailed from Key
West for ST. Jossphs bay, Florida; the
Isia de Luzon from St Louis for New
Celtic from Norfolk for Newport, the
Celtic from Norfolk Newport. the
Parker, Benham. Aylvin. Cummings and
Cassfn from Guantanamo for Hampton
roads. the Terry. Wake, Sterrett. Reid.
Flusser and Monaghan from Key West
for St Josephs bay. Florida. and the
Worden from Norfolk for Annapolis.
The Vulcan Will leave Hampton roads
about the 10th instant for Guantanamo.
The Saturn has been placed in full
service a the navy yard. Puget sound.
Washing ton.
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ten Giabtea Ieben unb ibr oanses
n1tiirIiaes Daiein in Gabriten ober
Be1dditsffAben b~erbriHgen. !6ier
tam isber 5ein eigener 9err fem,
Eein eigenes 5dus9en bsfber, bas
2gben i'm Grsien genieBtn unb
Tih 5portgDergnagan9en leilten, fpelz
zoe aaoersfpo Elm 0orredt ber Ret
den Fab. 3aber Bat oun Der 4ernls
ffe hier cine IsibeRl6 aftLtde aiebs
fir iein 6eim; uno einiee danilis
en-, Del6e nit 6ilfe ibrer Radbarn
lpea8oaen, nm in Ons gefhdfiEide aeben
antriionffher pber tanaoiTder Gtdbs
Il aufsugeheay FinD sariidgetebrt.
Mn4 be Bergperte tDeitsr fiioIih
perlodten bic Qeaie nid)t, fpelhe bas
MniIts Der Grrs ibren 1isfeH bDrs
stehen,"
Mrmai mnb EIenb g0b es hier
freiIi6 aenaa, anb gibt e. gu einem
oulen Teile nod, aber fnfolse Wlnns
ostg al inbaIfrieatr Gnftuidlnng anb
al Eraishuna bes WoIEes. ReitI alss
bsrer lat fifh eifriger ber naterieuen
III aeiNiatn nebung bss 2anoea gfpibs
met, aIs Or. @rsnfsn, ~ sipsr
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MenFdntinber oft sur geuis &C.
piFenloisr gambler.

geenidentinber oft sur 8euis GEE
piFenloisr gambler.
Aun cbnebin muBtsn bic mans
geIbaften 5rnusportatieqenbeiten une
bic ger5etteiung bes Bottles in feline
uno nur penig i'm gertshr mitstns
amber febenbe SitbeIungen biele
asutdeR iebr obbdngig ron ben
9pifdenbdnblsrn MAIDEN, bic i'm
3auTfbonbel tire annoen eir
gsntlids rnsbr ibrs GtIapen! - nod
me6r iiberoprteiiten, oIs BEL barer
8e3abtuno.
4Is Grnfea unb feline QfFhens
ten perfunasptiie einsn GosDperatibz
Iaoen In BEN 8orfs Rtb Ban arans
beieu, botten bic 5til9aber fot1e
2lugit Dor ben 6dn0Isru. boB Tt tire
porbereitenbsa 8erfammIunueu rar
beimIih natts obhteIten! Dod TO-
ME bic erften @aren eingetrpFfen
tparen, raohte mon tein Gebeimnts
bon Der go6s nebr; uno bitfes aDs
operntibgeThdft, bas NIT IS Dollars
9~efamttapitnI anfing. III Elm nurh
fhlagenber GrfDlg geiporben. Gs err
m0gIiht ben Mitglirbern, biaig 3u
taufen unb before qrsife fir tbrs
sigenen 5ifdereiz unb 9aebprpbutte
3u bsfomnlen. asin muHber, boB
Is an psrfhiebensn orbertn GrteF
6olb Nahabmunesn fanb, bic fi9
meiitens ebtnfoas beipdbrt baden.
Qbsr has lift INNER erf Elm anfang.
Die I'm Sabre 1908 begpnaene
atrntier3uat eripGdit bpr Sabr Az
Sabr su gr6Berer ptrh1oFtliher Be
beatune. QIs Gronsporttiere mfrs
ben bic Rtnntisre tpobt baLb BITE Ess
Eimphunbe perbrdngsu, bic me1r
Mbife ols 5unbs, u. in 2abrQbor be-
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Zen Grotpmlstn bic etr5ditnis.
slatia unhr litefn in hielem
Tau inaar in bet QnhbarIdaft IshF
pithatr E5soa 9trfebrsfrabrn -
une seu btHtn hOtb nos alssmsint
Yu6Iiium nod htutt bsr5lia penig
lprtk III auh Bic fanabil6t 6olbs
tuitl qabtaoas beisuBdblsn. lnslHt
poliiiI@ sd N~sufmabInno gthort.
Qhihens nirb gabraoor nur In
Wtrblubnng nit Sdiffsunglid &C.
nanut nas GRanoumpfern oosr guos
ten bon Ginqtborsueu In Der Rdbe
hifflr 8ggiontn 5ugeitobtu H. pber
mitulitr and aus 4nlab BON 5uns
gsrsnostsrinieu Don bat gabrabor
dasttdnb Dbl. 9sinumtn eseebsu,
ipit btIoroers Der aebridibaufen
Der G6opfnng" unb Dos Sonb
9oins", unb bisfs Ramen fiub pitl
b%srttdttier, ats bas biiTftist @ifeH
ron eanb unb eeuteu ald baben
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ger, Der ober In Der tur3en 33eit,
in pelGer f6 bag Boot an etaem
gesebenen 8labs auf1islt, burd feline
arbeit am gOrb Des SdifFes f9on
absrreifIia In Mnfprud gsnonnlsa
mar.
auf bieIer ieiner erIten 2abrobors
fabrt bebonbtlte ID. 8renfen rnno
$50 arnntbeitsfdae, pbne oae wes
Iuds b~eFriebigen sn t0nnsr. unb
sr erbfelt babel pieIe Ginb[ide
absr neiifens ni6t srfrsaIine In
bic 6eime Der Gingeborenert. ST
mar iberrafht, cine grpBs Mnsa1I
eDObnbduler4 3n finbsn, bic er DDnl
5diffe aus gar ntbt hts beunerten
tDnner.
@elne MDbnungsn, nod iebt 1sbr
Mafig, iinO fleiRe pfaBgaften, mil
aagen bon HaIen bebedt unb bsrl
amssben0en Grorsih 10 gIei9, baB
niemanb i6re GriIteR3 aus etntgsr
GntfsrHung erraten nirbg. Sbre
Gfbouung ma1t F,ir eeriaes Mlane,
ufb bns Bacterial fpftet nidts; lpFria
fie 5u beiB pbtr i'll t0IE pezbtn obeE
irssnblpo ein 0ed bslpmiseft. II
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tnlkpilben Maupunb ihrt tiatnfn
wptglst, unb nomutilh tlRn ges
rabeau munbtrborsn DrtAfi4tnnss >
FINN beTdbtn.
Cine ber nrRrsu, In qnbrnbor
sinatiabrlen SnbnRrlen If QUO bus
9ii9stn pefBttaatHb ltt alsrt.
Rlimd unb umstbuna fheinm bier
beioubtrB hnfir ettianei su fem, Dts
ters, 3pbsls. nndss uHb an6srt ptIs
40 Don better Gualiidt uHb Garbe
berporSubringtu.
SIM ibrietn Tnb monde groBsn
udtiirIihen 6~ilfRqutntn adbrabprs
nod taum anger ri, auber
foIhtn, NIT bsntn flo Raubpirts
fdaFt irsiben Iitb. Giids unb nib
linb fan bis CUTS dubsrft ausgts
beutsf uno fir bic ErhaItuna bss
Btfanbes in nihts seTdebtn gor.
ften uHb Bsrgrtris Fne u%ntulpidtlt.
nno BON ben etipoltistn MoEtrsrdfs
ten III notb isin @ebrauh ssnoHt.
sir bic gtfDiununs zines 6Ir ms
btnbtrtebrB 1T trft rstt nihts
gsiaR iporben, irpbbtm bic DisItn
lptIof60uen G3tnsrirH, bic Giores,
ipsldt ben beribmitu Der norpts
qifd tln aafs minbeitens sItia'
tommtn uuo babel ben RsiB gr0bts
rer lIrEprangIi6itit babeR. unb BITE
ErGftiambt @imoIpbdrs pbnt 3ptis
fsl Mnftn bon spuriIten bsrbeitots
len lpirhsn, iptnH bic erpBs Wtlt
lberbdupt nappn tpibtel Did 3us
nddF If nod ptii mehr GirIurst
fir bas unm.itlbars mobl btr
Ginstbprsnsn su itsffsH.
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RnIsr aersht ipsreen tDnnts. Gdnft
slitt unier Boot babin, an BEN 3aus
btrbafteitsn natirIihsn Muhr5ethsn
uurbei. Sd 5dhlte Dom 9st rsihlit
100 Gisbsrse, nelhs nit ihreu pie
IsrIei pbautaFtfdsu GsitdIten unb
ibrem tnu5sHbeH darbenIpiel ME
Elm grobss siteIbilb zines ainbsrs
mdrdeubuhes, ober nit Iebenbig gss
tpproenen 5iguren, o~usIabeH. RENE
Msils entferHt, fpieIts cine sroBs
Gdule male uno blies @aFer in bic
66be; unb 3obIlpIe @0gel, at felt gum
5ltsgen, nihen uns. bic GIigeI ibsr
BEN mafer fdlagenb. nit tomis
faer SdnfrFdaigteit als."
Die fommtrIihe SonnsngIui bers
binbsrt ibrigens niht. baB bitr6ers
um bas MaHsr bas gauge Sohr hins
oura auBerprbsntIih taIt lift; unb
bns pirb aud dig 8runb bafir ans
gegsben, bnB aufFdaenb iptnigs Der
estimps iemaIs fhDtmmtn Isrnen!
Sstnsn erIten 9ruB bon Der Msns
idenpelt Qabrabors erbieIt Or.
@reufea In 9eltalt elmer @nsabl
6ilfgefu6e BON Grantsn anb 8ers
leBteu, petde bsrbeitomen ODER ans
geAortge ianOtsn, iopis fe b0rten,
baB Elm pirtlihsr Doctor ouf BEN
8Oote mar. auf benz qoIf6oote, bos
etfpa ale brsi Doden Tam, mar
3tpar getp0bnIid Elm aestuIapsians
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Auto NIT fliistIH.
siir mIitdrfideu Gituit in Der @Eite
beitiumt.

Die A10er zines gtrpDbnlideH aus
tomobils tomnen auf Dem Boosu BON
Miitn oft nidt borpdrts, ba fit
ni6t ben notigsH 5olt an 8ObeH
fin6en; unb Telbf nit maH6su ions
bigtn amsritoniitsn msssn peroen
Fe nir f4tper fsrtis. Da mag cine
Ginridtung Der Ra6febtuosR Qrt
e6~snfdlIs eelegsn lommeH.
4sueroinss bat Die frausoii4e
MiIitdr : BerpaItuHs elm iogsnunn'
les ilissenbss automobil fir ben
DENT in noroairiianilhsu 8iftsn
s%inaefabrt. DasTelbs uuttrihsiest fia
BON sinern oatdgliasn arafttpogen
6aour5, bdb binttu risiige aerupIaH'
5lagsl anss6ruat fin0. Die nDtigtns
fans NIT groBsm 9OrtsiI bsnust iDsr'
ben toanen.
Die Rurpttrsluitt a. Q. 1T fir
sinTaat a~rufttuussn istr Dsnis sssis'
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ebaraiteriepf etttes einacborentn.
nahburitn gtlsboben uimmt. Gos
3nnsre bitisr Bobnungtn iF nod
immtr in pisIsn 6alsn Ftbr I9mut,
5ig uHb bumpfia, unb bas aaas mub
fi4 erft alImdblia an bic 9unttl'
belt g%enpbntn.
3urstit. als Or. gssHftI bitrbsr
Tom, CAB ss idoH feds GkbtIung,u
BON tr n, nbsr mdbTis
lhtn gribsrn, in aabrabor, - obtr
ftins btrielbsn battle tiHsn Dottpr
pbsr Elm. ambnInn3 pbtr irgsnbpsls
ds Iunitdrs Ginrihtungcn. ober Be-
fnbts f6 NIT grandchildren Be-
lsbrungtul Geit stpn lbs Sobrtn
puren si,Is bitbtrtn q.utt bier I'M
Gelbt unb batteH nod Hiht bsgriFs
fen, bab nirgsn0s m.hr, ols In bitter
@egsnb, Elm W2iiFonur leibess an6
S~ssIsuar5t suslsia fem, unb in ,r'
Fer GiHit it6 als mntsritner 5tlftr
CUR Entertaining bringen miiFt, I'M
isinem stiitliasn @truTe ON ipirt
Iamftsn gu bisnsn! 9ns lit in 5ipei
S%aFrsebni.n bsesuttub unetrs sss
porotu, unb 70 BAT Dr. @rsuftn
aud has mifIionspsItn bier reFurs
misrt. 9oh mod INNER III in.
bitfsH 9ssisbungsa itbr biel ~ tun,
unb bic su Gsbots ittbenbs WlittsI
Iinb nod nidt 3uIdnglia.
Quh I'm S6ulfDsisn hotteu 6i.
Wtfiionars i6rs aufgnbe bistang Ithr
stnTsitig aufssfabt unb ts ptrIdumt,
ben Ginstbprntu - niht Iuutsr Gss
timos, iunoern oua Ro4tpmmsa
frons0fi6sr, snsIiidsr unb Ihcttis
ihsr Gifdsr uno MotruTtu, BITE gum
Ssils nod bic 6rtlitsn 0inlstts
ihrsr gOrfubrtu iprshsn - sins
praftti6s olgsmeine giloune su ess
btn. .Disisr MsaRgsI III pieIfad nod
isbt isbr fibIbor unb maht bisIs
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siatntn i~rsatsrsiasn Er1Gbtuug mad
als tr 5uerf nah Qabrabur Tom,
nar cine lthr utbsIbaitt NprIttaung
hupcn bate no ousItlbs sigsntliA
lisat. Or III II. a. aud bsritnigs,
ntIter bic RtnniisrSu6t In 2abras
Dor singsfibri bat. lpslds I'm 9auFt
Der 3eit bic oIastanilht an @tbtu.
tung nod Su ii5ertrsffsn psrfpri6I
uub Ihon isbt pisI sur erbalturs
zines @pltts bsiirdet, bas Friiber
ausf6IisbIia auf bic unrtssImdBt.
gen GrtrdsniHs Der GiI6usisu ans
1triefcu nor.
. =
.Rit frerbs Id bic Sstnt bers
osFsu," Idrsibt @renfsa aber feline
aniuHft, .aIs Elm Ruf BON
Gotten mid aif ods grrotd brahs
IL. 60 mar i'm Saui. uno cine BEL
ft Some frabtts uuf bus iitfs
blaus Mlstr bsruitbsr, p,Ihsm isiu
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ffs gsredtiaung ssnue, urb hatten
ffe in friihersn Sogen nod mebr.
limb bod feltsn nieie fh6nen Sitel
allen fir Elm llrtsil iber bds 2an6
nitt maBgebenb isin.
Rein gerlngerer, aIs Der babtnges
fniebsne betannte 6p6fpmmihGr Der
fannbiI9en Dominion, Qorb Stratbz
cDna, tptlher brei5sbn SABRE in Qos
brubor bsr6roht bat, duBerts fin,
bies Ieien bic gIitlinIten Sabre feis
Tes Iungen aebens gefpeIsn! Cine
fnlds aeuBeruug srfAeint bod faum
perFdnbIih, tpenn 2ubrabpr meter
gar nidts fpGrs, oIs Elm gpttperIaT.
fsnes Geolonb o6er cine Stsins unh
GisnHfe. e5nbss baben aud bic
o~nberm-fe6r penigen-aenner bes
2anbes mamdes qobenoe iber bass
felbs su fagen, obf6pn It 3ugss
ben, bnB Elm bleibenber aufentbaIt
zines Gremben hisr elm 0pfer be-
heutet.
.9as aonb 1T ni6t 70 f6Iimm,
mia e bingeiteIt Dirb," fdrsibt Or.
milfreb 8. @renfea, Der beriibmte
N1Hfpn1r unb arst, bsr8sit bic
heFfs 4utoritdt iiber qobrabpr, benz
q 1892 Elm 2ebenstpert git piomen
Beam; .uHb bas Qeben feiner Be-
fpohnsr I n n IidsrIih ebenio pin@
fhenspsrt isin, tpie bas Der pielen
mlsnf6entinber, fpstd5s in iibsrfias
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@trtunnk Snusfrun lbnB
9isnibua bur9mufsrnb): .aHnner
Dis 5tp6lf mpnute f9sint Gs Id ttia
ne 8srrf6dft babsn Btbruu4sn s6ris
men,"
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babe bel allen einidbris frtipiris &C.
bent"
RaItbIatis. Gin bur9s
aebenNes pfsrO, bas Dor tiusn
SdId6ttrtpasen eeIp0nnt III, strrit
NIT isinsr @sidftlifonge sinsm ars
osrtn pFsrbe In bic BraF. GuB
Derpun6ett Sisr briht sufommsn,
bas iasue pferb fdIIt ebtnF0Ils; burOb
GROCER MenIhsnaafIauf. Gin 6err,
Oct bon Oen GorFuIl nidts esfeksn
bat, fragt stnsR In Der Meuf1fnaRs'
Iammlung itebsnben GdaIterianagn,
iDos BERN pnifiert ftt. \
G4aIttriungt: rMn. idrHiT1l ipsis
tst, IT ftro bat il@ II Splitter eisss
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