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The Ekalaka eagle., 1914-05-22
Heioht Of Wealth.

VeTYHC Ou Vvo0TstI'
us he rich enough to keep an auto
mobile and q yacht?"
"Yes. He is even richer than that
He keeps a lawyer."-Chicaso Record
Herald.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1914-05-22

Mother-Willie, is your appetite ap-
peased?
Willie-My first appetite is, but I'll
have another in minute.-Chicago
r!cws.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
COMMUNITY MUSIC.

Community music is the latest in cooperation. The pastor of a church im Lucust Valley, N. Y. found that the church, the school, and the young peoples organizations were spending a total of about $500 per year f'r music without getting the best re- suits. At his suggestion they pooled their funds and secured for $1O0 a month the services of competent music director who spends two days week in Locust Valley. organizing and directing the music for the church and school. training a chil- dren's choir, giving monthly musical entertainments and developing a chor- a society.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
sreelal Nugget Service.

sEoeial Nugget Service.
 CHICAGO, March SO.-There Is row a well defined plan on the part O, the Grand Trunk Pacific people to lGild line of railroad to connect Chi cago with the government line in Alaska This plan has taken shape and two announcements from the headquarters of the Grand Trunk Pact. fc relating to this matter has con firmed previous reports and 1t is N pected that the preliminary work vii ho' commenced at once. It is expect ed that before the completion of the union station in Chicago both passen- e'rs and freight will be transported over such a new railroad route As tC the Alaska eXtension the Gran Trunk Pacific announces that this plan vas contemplated when the transcop- tinental project was launched by q till recently introduced in the British Columbia legislature, is significant, that bill provides for the extension
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY. A LIST OF OUR SPECIAL OFFERS.

Suits pressed, $1. Now Is the time to have your suits pressed in the latest styles. Never so cheap before. Please hring us your cleaning, pressing and repairing. We do alteration and here Is your big saving. Tailor made suit for less thar you can buy ready made, all wool material Fit and work manship guaranteed. Get a suit that IS made for you and you will feel better while wearing it. over two hundred of tl,is seasons latest styles and pat terms to select from. Also thirty-two overcoat patterns. fancy vests and raincoats. Come and see us whether you buy or not.
 NOME TAILORING COMPANY, Between sessrstorm and Hassn's and
 ZehnsTs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30

Charles Brown. who is attending business college in Seattle sends the following notes under date of Febru- ary 2.
 Robert Olsen, one of the Nome school boys, just came in from Peters burg, Alaska. he thinks he is going to make d fortune on a gas engine whi n he has recently patented.
 Gus BOrgan had just returned from a trip through Southern California and expected to go to Southeastern AT aska in a few days.
 Charley speaks of meeting many sourdoughs and old timers in Nome among them La Farge, c. P. Goggin, Sport Smith and Clarence Mayer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
NEWS NOTES

The Alaska bank Is having the build ing which Is to be occupied by the United States commissioner thoroughly overhauled and repaired, Al. Orland Is doing the carpenter work and s. Andrews the painting and paperinR The building will be ready for occu- rcncv by the first of the month.
 The rooms are spacious and well llphted and provided ith two vaults which are said to be the largest, heav- fest and best in the town.
 The court room will be in the rear of the main ofice and includes the old bank assay oflce.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
Special Nugget Service.

BRAZIL. Ind. March 27.-Prema,
 ture explosion n the coal mine here precipitated cave in entombing for ty men for period of over twenty hours. As soon as possible after the disaster hundreds of rescuers strug- E cd frantically to remove the great mass of dberis and the fallen roofs which entombed the men. No lives were lost and the entombed met lit-
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC
 TO CONNECT ALASKA

of the Pacific Great Western, which
 is part of the Grand Trunk, into the reacc River county, which is rich agricultural country and is also d rich mineral belt. It is not known wheth- CT or not it is the plan of the Grand Trunk to reach Alaska through the Peace River country. This is known t' be the most feasible route and t ia thought that he Grand Trunk has an understanding with Canadian gov clnmcnt looking tu that end
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
RECORDS
March 2S, 1914.

March 2S, 1914. J. r. BritZius ct al. to R. S. Horn Evening. Last Chance and Iron lode claims. on Iron mountain, March 27. 1914.
 Power of Attorney. Albert E. Smith and Peter Esch, September 3; 1912.
 Loura F. Es:h to same: August s21, 1912.
 Proofs of Labor. Nos. ? and on Extra Dry creek, F. A. Chase.
 Midway association on Arctic creek M P. Garrity. ~ Marde and Tessa claims. head of Peluk creek. c. E. Littlefeld. No. 12 above Anvil creek. bench No. R right limit of left fork Anvil creek, 10. 1 bench and No. bench, right limit No. 12 B on Anvil creek. Ameri- can Mining and Developing Co. No. below Buster creek 3 in 1 as- sociation on Buster creek. No. be- lew Lillian creek, wm. Miller. May Flower claim, left limit Snake river. Henry Moore. No. 8 Clara creek association, F. H Eurley ct al. ~
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 NIAGARA. March 3O.-The Cana dian side of Niagara Falls is threat cned to be blocaded by a great ice Hoe which has already reached the danger point Buildings and other property are endangered and the peo- rle are in a state of great excitement ret knowing how soon the ice will be pushed into the town by the accum-
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. March S0,-Every com nercial body in the city has taken steps to urge upon congress the ne- ,essity of appropriating $2OO,OOO ,c enable Alaska to make proper eXhibH
 at San Fanciscro exposition. It Is
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
CANADA TO EXTEND
 TELEGRAPH SERVICE

6!aph system into the Mackenzie country to aid in the development of that great fur bearing country. This iH but the first steps taken by the government in an extension of a plan for the future development of the northwest territory.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30

Do you read the Daily Nugget and keep abreast of the doings of the out side world? Subscribe now, $2.00 per month delivered every night before 6 o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
COAL SITUATION
 AT DEADLOCK

operators. The industries depending upon coal thoroughout the affected district are becoming very much con- ctrned over the situation as the fight ie continued may be far-reaching and tic up the coal industry throughout the whole country.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30

Bowen, from Bowen and Delezene camp. came into town Saturday to register and expects to remain till after the dog race and in the mean time look after his teams of racing dogs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30

Bobby Brown and Blatchford start cd Saturday with two large dog team for Hot Springs, oftor Mrs. Judg Tucker and Mrs. Niebiing who hay, been sojourning there for some time They expect to arrive in Nome nex Wednesday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 OTTAWA March 3O.--It is intended by the Canadian government to short lY invade the extreme northwestern territory by @ complete telegraphlc system. The government has planned to extend the Yukon territory tele-
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30

The last mail for the outside closes tonight at nine o'clock. Only first cioss mail will be carried on this trip This is the last chance to send letters outside before the opening of naviga- ton.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
Special Nugget Servica

CHICAGO. March 29.-The coal sit uation still remains at a deadlock with beth sides seeking for solution for tho situation but so far no plan of agreement has been suggested which is acceptable to both miners and coal
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30

From the way the tickets are going there is every indication of record breaking crowd at the Kennel Clun show to be held in Eagle hall Friday night. It would seem that everybody intends to he present.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
ICE FLOW JAMS
 THREATEN NIAGARA

ulating pressure from up the river Ice Las piled up all the way from the falls to and beyond Goat Island and is hourly added to and may at any time be forced over the banks into the town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30

John Ellis and partners were in frcm Center creek to register and re- pert that they have five thousand buckets on the dump.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30

Mail arrived at eight o'clock last evening. It consisted of second class ortside and some local first class mat ter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
WHY EAT POOR BREAD.

When you can get GOOD, WHOLE. SOME Bread at Sc per loaf.
 ANVIL BAKERY,
 NORTH POLE BAKERY.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30

Tomorrow is the last day in which proofs of labor for the year 1914 can be filed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30

For the benefit of patrons, toilet in rear of Eagle saloon will be open on Sundays.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30

For Nome News and Worlds news get the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
PREMATURE EXPLOSION
 ENT0MBS 40 MEN

tie the worst for their twenty hours confinement. Mine Inspector Flaherty reported that the mines in the Brazil ian district all border on dangerous to work on account of neglect or lack of money to properly protect the workmen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30
WORKING
 FOR ALASKA EXHIBIT

tGought that hy making proper show ing an appropriation will be made credible exhibit of her varied re sources.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30

AT THE NEW EAGLE. Heinrich Bros Apollo Beer on drausht, also Select" by the bottle or ease
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30

100 TONS OF FLOUR. Bread only 5e. North Pole Bakery and Anvil Bakery
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-30

Tho Daily Nugget, R2OO per month.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-19
qSerfnnnInntisen.

@err Snisg StsntiiFlen, Der iobiole
asrofnriit Der Rrtie grefuing Co.,
un6 Elm ongeiebenes Deitg[ieo oes
6rOen8 Der CTS, feterte 5reitaq in
ieinem foftgen Sei1n 2418 8oqep
StroBe ieinen @eburtStog. Dtitg[ie.
Der oes genanrten Sroens eridie.
men am gl6eno IN eroBer 3obl in
Der 8obnttng oe8 Serrn &srnuiien
uno bro9ten i6nt ibre @Iiidtuiinide
oor, itberrei6ten Der Dor 6reuoe
itroblert6en @dtttn ertten prd6tigen
8lumenitrauB ur10 Dem @eburts.
togsftnoe ieIbit Elm 8oor @oni6et-
tentnopfe nit oen Sniignen oe8
Groens. Qie 8eiuirtbung Ser @dIte
lieB ielbitberitdn6li9 nidt8 gu fuiin-
iden iibrig, uno bieierigen, pel9e
nit babel tporet, ertlGren Ii6 f6It-
lid aniiftrt 5t boben. Dis tribe.
rem Ueitarbeiter Der Omaha Srtbiine
(oenn es mar oereinit SrGger oeriel-
benz tpiini6en mir ibu oles @Iiidi
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0entidle Grfn[ne.

Berlin, 10. Sept, SrabtIofc De
peidle nod Sabbille, &. S.-Sholid
bon yubOH baben oas baOil6e nnS
OGs luiirttembereiide armeeeUrps ci-
men beftieeH gIHgriff anf bic feinO
liden SteIIuugen gemadt nuo biz
yerbiin6eteH bertrieben. Soipobl
Oas beutide Gentrum ais nnd bic
glrmee 6es Generals b. SlHf brin
gen nit tlHseitiim bur. gllle feiu6'
lideu ansriffs anf Der gauSsn Gruui
iuerben utiibelos nbgeidlasen.
Die frans0iiIden gllpsu SGser,
lueldle iibsr bic gugeien in bas
9reiiad Sbul einseSrnnsen uareu,
iunr6eH in bic Slnfjt aeiast.
Die 6eltife Gitnrmte bat bic ruI'
iiife @ren3e iiberidDritten nH6 Sringt
in Der Sniunlfi gsrOhinB gegcn biz
Stellnusen Der SeinSe Dor.
9epeiheH BON Agram Geiterreidl,
6eiagen, Oah 6ie Nieberlage Der Ser,
ben cine grOfere 1T, ME man an,
fdnelidj anuabm. Sic SerbeH iunr.
ben fOrmIid in Str 8lndt geI6la.
gen tHO iiber Die SaUe getrie6en;
biele fanoeH in ben Glutben ibreu
Sob.
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GinSerelIa i'm 9entidlen Snns.

Gin 3dblrei6e8 gubIitum bate
iid 6reitag 9lben0 inc 0eutI6er
,6aus etngefunoei1, Inn Der gluf.
fiibritng Der prd9tig etnItu0trten
Sperette Cinderella" betattuobnen.
8or allen 9ingen beroient Ser G6or
un0 oaS 0fo5art SrheIter Ioben6e
grtpdbnlmg. 8inig foIgten iie Dem
8aftltod oes 8trtgentcn Serrn Sp.
Bod, Der ouf Oie 9eiitungen ser
Niitpirfen6en itoI5 ietn fam; oos
3uiamrnenipicI mar geoiegeu. Ser.
ner mltB man Dem 3ona Oes Gbors
i'm 3tpeiten 9lft oles Sob Ipenoen;
fitrtuabr, es bG glrbeit rnO Wtiibe
gefoitet, ettuas oerortigeS in 70
erafter 8eiie aus3ufiibren. 0ie
EIteIroae ipuroe BON Sri. Syrene
8ui6 re9t biibi9 geIungen uno ge.
ipielt; cine bortreffIidje 8ortnertn
botte iie m 6rau gt0. 8ranoes (oe.
rem @ebatterir), lno loben0 berbor.
5nbeben limo Die Soltiten SRI. Ro-
bel gmcltra, SRI, 8IanGe Ban.
elra, Sroli Gua Grosbp, Serr So
poro 9urfe, Der iiber cine prQdtige
9aritonitimme perfiigt, Serr 6. g.
8ratton lrno Serr eSo9n s. &earnep.
aaerOings IdBt Die 9iibnenau8.
Itattltng gu tuiiniben iibrig, oud Der
Rolm Ser 8iibne elm at bei6rGnf.
fer. ober 0ieiem llebeIItan0e miro,
pie mir aeb6rt baben, in 9Gl0e ub-
gebolfen tperoer. Uiit elmer gr0be.
rem 8iibne uno beiieren ausitattllng
tonnte man i'm 9eutiden Sauie
tdhiten @inter feline gluifiibrilngen
erleben.
lle6rigens plant Serr Bod olih
einen gncIps bon gorIteIunaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-19

iiberIeben iie. syrdn gfoebIina susr.
De in 8iirtteinberg geborer trtb fung
Jung nod ben Ser. etnotenE ipES
ettpa 80 Sdbren mar ffe IN Eusdlkl
onidliig. 9ie @esroigunlq ftn0pf
Sorntag geabmittog BON 1Eusgr.
boatie aus ouf Dem 2mtreE Sin
Srieobof ftatt. Sen SjitsrBsad6efen
ipre6en mir lmier 8eiEeib sntg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-19
u@nraiidltiaeu Nentidnmrrifanrr.

@oibingtou, 10. Sept. - 8rdii.
bent 8iIion bat es o6gelebnt,
9eittid. .9lmerifaner bon Chicago I'M.
ter 2eitltng BON Serrn Sorace s.
8runO su eHnpfangelt ipeI6e gefom.
men iparen nm ouf Die 9ei6uloi.
glngen Der belgiiden 0eputation me.
gen artgebliher oeuti6er ariegs.
greuel 81 antiporten. Sic nuroen
einfnd nidt oorgeIoiien, neil oieies
Elm gielitralitdtsbru6 ieitens Der
amerifaniiden 9fegiarung beoeuten
tDiiroe. (Serr groto BAT offenbar
nuBer 9ldt geIaiien, 6ob mir ome.
rifortide 9iirger iin6 uno inns NIT
6ernrtigen Gingen nitt befaIien
fonnen nod airfet. 9lnm. 8. Heo.) J
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-19
oeiterreid's gOtidafter proteltirt.

Seem gorf, 10. Sebt.-Gr. aon.
Itontin 9uubo, Der oIterrei6iid.irt.
gerii9e gotidnfter in 8aibington
bot folgenoe grfIGrung erlaiien:
sd iebe mid ge5punsert nit Nod.
Oritd gegen Die faIiden ariegs6e.
ridte, pelhe iiber Seterrei6 bon
2onoon Ront, MaiIor6, @enf, SEQ.
penbogen un0 St. getersburg aus.
geipretgt peroen, 5n proteitiren.
gloditeberioe 2iieenberi1te, Die an.
gebIid aus rliiiIder offiSieler
6ueGe itautmen, m06te i9 bierutit
an ben Stronger IteIlen: .9ie Deter.
retber berloren felt Der S6Ioat
bel 2entberg $4,000 oil So0ten
imo 8erlDunOeten un0 100000
Seiterreider nuroen 5u @efoneenen
gemo6t. Sd leIe oieie llngIoubli6e
Sitge penigitens atpon8ig 9aoL in
groBen ueberl9riften tuieoerbolt in
Elm un6 Oerielben 8eit1ng. glber
eleih 6orauf leie i'd, oaB Die @ene.
rGle 9anfl uno gluffenberg. nelde
itdl ous gtuiiiid.BoIen auriifaieben
muBten, bereiiligt bnben. Sd glolt.
be nidt, ooB irgero Syenano, Der
nit einem 6iinf6en geritnno be.
gnbt lit, glnuben fonn, onB cine
Irnee bon elmer W1iIlion Manft, Die
100000 SoIooten berloren bot, ii9
iofort tpie6er i1ntneln un0 benz
Seino cine neue S6lo6t onbieten
fam. 8eri6ten bon ct. 8eters-
burg eent1B batten Die Seiterrei6er
nod benz Sreffen BEL 2entberg 200.
900 Nonn nerloren (es NOR ion1it
four Semono BON ben Oeiterrei-
6ern iibrig, Der &lir6e o1riiber ge-
ben fnnnte). Die Stobltorts Der
eritflaifigen 6eitltne gd11ilops nur.
be bon ben Ruiien NIT grocer Bra.
oour erItiirmt uno benz GrSbooen
glei6 gemaft. (Sbotio6e lit, ooB
9i6oilotp8 elm fletnes 9orf nit GOT
Gnipobnern lit, poielbIt Die Deter.
rei6er itd beri9ot5t botter). 9tc
8eri6te beiogen tpeiter, ooB ben
0eIterrei9ern 500 5elogeidiibe uno
1000 8elagerlngsgeidiiBe genont.
men rpur6en. (aein Meni6 meiB,
mo bic ntptbI6en 1000 8eIagerungs-
gei1iise bergefommen uno mas aus
linen geporoen lit, oenn bis iest
lit nod feline oIterreihii6e sSeItltng
genonlnten Doroen). Damn beiBt es
meter, oas 9fiidgrot Der 0Iterrei4i.
i9enn armee 1T nod Der @irnobme
BON 2entberg boIftg gebroden, Die
Qrnee beftebe iiberboupt rtht mebr,
10 6oB Die &oiofen ben Serben Die
Sonb reiden uro ibren Mori4 nod
Berlin iiber 8resIolt fortieten f6n.
men.
glnSers lanten 8iener Seridte.
Glide Gage ipGter boren mir
aus 8iert 0oB Die 0Iterrei9ii1enI
Sruppen cine feIte SteIlung bel Gro
Def eingenontnen baben uro naA
elmer fllnftdgigen Sdla6t 10000
RuIen gefongen genontnen 1tt0 bic
le @eibiibe erbeutet baben. gon
8etersburg aus miro gefabeIt, boB
Die oiterreiAiiden @enerGle glnffen.
berg uno 8anfl alpiiden ben Seltun-
gen 4rantpil uno &rnfuu einge.
floumert itn0 uno NIT iBren glr-
meen eefangen genommen mer6en
miirOen (offenbar Don Dem 8eri9t-
eritutter gon3 a(ein).
8os tbatiGdlicb borging mar
oieies: 9ie 6iterrei9 llngariiden
Eruppen muBten itb in SItgoliaien
BON 9lnfang an aitf einen 8ertbei.
oiglngSfrieg beidrGrfen nno 5nor
gegen cine groBe l1eberna6t. Ro9
mebreren @efe4ten 5ogen fie fib
ouf ibre @ertbeioigungslinte 5uriid.
Der 8ormari9 lnierer 9torOarnee
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Grpnbrina slt hrrlrenell.

@enf, S5taIiett iiber &oris, 10.
Sept. Son 9eutI6lano bier Elm.
aetroffene gtadrtdten beiugen, oob
Der oelttife &aiier, Der iid NIT Dem
groBen @eneralita6 in 2urentburg
befinOet Dem 8ronbrin5en einen
&erpeis fir 6eiien 8eripegettbeit
rnl0 &iibnbeit eegeben babe. Der
&ronprina bat ii9 6es Sefteren
nltblos oem fein6lid)en 6eiier aus.
geiebt. Ne5rere WtitgIieoer ieines
Stabes iin6 an ieiner S<1te 0urf
tSprenggeidoiie beripunoet rporoen.
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Snrdtbarcr Snfanterietampf.

guubou, 10. Sept.-9ic SdDIadt
an Der glisne lit ieit feds SngeR
i'm tSangc. 9em furhtbnrrn gIr.
tillericfampi, in meldsm bic Gent
idlcn iIberlegeu maren, mirO Gin
idlrcdlidcr Sniauterietampf fDlsen,
7cpeidlen aus Berlin 5afulsc iiuO
Die 9cutidDeu iiegcsgeiuih.
gennmDnt geitiirmt.
Berlin, 10. Sept. - (9rabtlOic
9eyeidDc Uuu glancn ii6cr Sngpille,
&. 81 - IS murOe bier beute Of.
fi5iea befauut gemndlt, Oah bic
9eutifeu Beaumont seitiirmt nnO
$500 SerbluOete gefanseH seuOm.
men babcn. Sas 49,, 0ierte nnO
5beilc anoerer Gorps babcn erfolg.
rcidle EperatiOncn iiiSlid puu
ylu1un ansgsfiibrt. 3a6lreides 6ie.
idlhb pnrOe erbentet nno Diele Se.
fnugcne gemndt.
Sriteu tricgsn JlBenmntismns.
Qonoon, 10. Sept. - Sdredlid)
lit Die Sdlddt, pelde ecaenp1rtig
in 3oroironfrei9 tDiit6et; Die @elt.
gaidi6te bat oerartiges nidt auf.
sumeiien eebabt. 3ie @erluite be-
lonfen iifl oilf melt iiber 100000.
1lnnuiborIihe @egengiiiie baben Die
gtieoerungen 0es SdlodtfelOes iiber.
i6penn,t. Gin geridt beiogt, Dob
ole 9aitiqrGben DER @erbiinoeten
il6erihDemnt iirlo uno Dab ole
@ngIdnoer an Hbeunlntismus lei.
Den.
3cutIdje 2nftfrsnss. bewabren iif.
Berlin. iibcr 2onbon, 49, Sept.-
9lGe oelttideu 2uftitiffe erfiiltelt,
nadoem iie lange rno geIdbflide
,5Iiigc qemaht ole in iie geiesten
Grpartilngen. @inige Der 2uitfobr.
3euge puroen beid1oigt, aber iebt
iino alle tpieoer altsgebefiert. &eines
lit bonn 6einbe 8eritort ooer gefan.
gen nor0en
General SinOenburg geeBrt.
2on0on, 10. Gept. General SIN.
oenbitrg er6Glt biele @brlngen. Qa.
Ie bier 6afuIt1ten Der 9onigsberger
ltniberiitot buben ibm gbren9ra0e
onldBuh ieiner SieSe berlieben.
Staiier 8il6elm 6eindlt ieiuen Der.
iunnOeteu SDBn Gstar.
2on0on, 19. Sept. Der aorre.
iponoent oe8 u0aiIp telegraph" at
4otteroom berihtet, ooB aoiIer @tl.
helm ieiuen beriuunoeten So6n 9s.
far, Der i'm 2n5arett bel 2anglpp
tiegt, beiudt babe. Ser 8eiud mar
cine lleberrai1ung ltno Die 8o6e
batte faltm 3eit inter @eluebr 3u
treten. Ga8 8ieoerieben 3piihen
8nter lm6 5c6n mar lebr ber3Iid;
nadoem Der Safer iib ldugere 3eit
NIT ietnem Sohn unter1atlen Bntte,
inipi5irte er Die @renaoiere ltno
bieIt an oos 9ieginent cine gln.
iprade in oeren 8erlauf ct ia9te.
Die Beiedte bel 2onglpb iperoen
NIT golOenen 2ettern III oen gln.
nolen Der 8eltgeihid]te ber5eidnet
peroen; SIR babt @ld) NIT 9tubm
beoedt; ober uniere Grfolge miiiien
mir Der @nooe 0es Serren Der Seer.
i6noren 5uihrei6en, Dem bifntnli.
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