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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-21
PRIVATE BANK CLOSED.
Concern at Winslow. H., Owes peposi. .
tors S130,00O.

7Freeport. III, Sept. 21.--Owing It's
depositors s13S.00o. with no cash on
hand. and with the managing partner
absent since last Tuesday. the private
bank Of ]. N. Fuller & Son. Mt Win
slow, n village OF this county. did noe
open for business Monday. Application
was made at Rockford Monday after
noon for this appointment Of receiver.
The bank is also indebted to three
other banks, including the First Ma
tional Bank of Chicago. but owing TO
the condition Of the books the exact
amount could not be ascertained
The bank was founded twenty Ave
years ago by j. N. Fuller. who died
eighteen years ago. and has since been
owned by his estate. the heirs to which
are ]. Bradley Fuller. who has man
aged the bank. and his sisters, Jo-
sephine and Bessie.
Bradley Fuller was we'll liked and
enjoyed the fullest confidence Of the
community. Even now the depositors.
altho they expect to lose a large part
Of their deposits. seem to bear him no
i'll Will. They think his intentions were
good, but he was too easy going and
displayed poor business Judgment
Fuller lef. Winslow on Tuesday, say
ing he was goingto Oconomowoc. Wis,
and would be back on Thursday, When
he did not return nothing was thought
OF 1t owing to the interruption of trains
by flood. But Monday inquiry revealed
that he had not been mt Oconomowoc
and his whereabouts are unknown.
It was recalled that some time ago
he had remarked that he had left let
ter in the vault OF the bank in case
anything happened to him. The letter
was found but it made no expiana-
ton.
Fuller is married and has three chill
dren.
When Fuller went away the bank
was left In charge Of Il woman clerk.
who was compelled on Saturday to call
on Freeport bank for sufficient cash
to transact the days business. A rep
resentative Of this bank went to Win
slow and met all demands until his
suspicious were aroused. Investigation
then revealed the insolvency of the
bank.
The value Of the assets is prob
lematical. On the books they are equal
to the liabilities. but 1t Is thought at
least one third are not good.
Iowa Supreme Court.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Sept. a1.--The supreme
court today handed down the following
opinions:
Adds VS.. Applegate, appellant. Clay
ton county. Affirmed.
Markley VS.. c., NJ. & st. p. Railroad
Company, appellant. Dallas county.
Reversed and remanded.
Miller vs.. Harrison county. appel
liant. Crawford county. Affirmed.
Carmichael. administrator. appellant.
| VS.. Bettendorf Axle Company. Scott
county. Affirmed.
Knowleton VS.. Baumhover ct al, ap-
pellants. Carroll county. Reversed
and reman1ed.
Ellenberger ct al, appellants. vs..
j Evans. ct III. johnson COUNTY. Al
! firmed.
Whitman. appellant. VS.. G. G. w.
Railway Company. Bremen county.
Reversed.
zinkula. ct al, appellants. VS.. Zin-
kula, ct AL Johnson county. Affirmed.
Flannery vs. lnterurban Railway
Company. appellant. Dallas county:
Affirmed.
Middleton. appellant, VS.. city OF
: Cedar Falls, ct al. Black Hawk coun-
~. Reversed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-21
VILLA PLEDGES
HIS PROTECTION
Promises to Safeguard Foreigners in
Territory Controlled by Hin'-vii!a
Forces Continue 70 Retreat Toward
United States Border.

Washington, Sept. 21.-Americans
and other foreigners in Mexican terri
tory controlled by General Villa will be
protected. Assurance to that effect Is
given by the Villa agency here on the
authority Of the northern chief him
self. #
The announcement Is the outgrowth
Of the abatement that foreigners would
suffer in case CarranzA was recognized.
Tho statement says that altho Villa
regrets the action Of the United States
and England In ordering their consuls
to. leave, he would mako a special eff
fort to care for those who remain.
Continued general retreating move
ments Of Villa forces toward the
American border were indicated to-
day in war department dispatches.
Brigadier-General Pershing, at Ell
Paso reported there were between
500 and 1000 villa troops either at
Juarez or on their way from the in
terror.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-21
AUSTRIA PICKS
ENVOY TO j. S,
Will Send Ambassador to
Washington At Once to
Succeed Dumba.
Won KAPOS-MERE
SLATED FOR PLACE

Former Austro- Hungarian Representa-.
tive at Rome to BE Transferred to
United States-Return Of Or. Oumba
Not to Be Awaited-Washi Not
Apprised Of Intentions and No In
quiry Made as to AeesptabiIity.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-21
DUBUQUE BANK
. EMPLOYEES HELD
Cashier and Tellers
Arrested ? sEmbezzle
mer Snarges.
U. S. EXAMINERS
UNCOVER SHORTAGE

Trio Alleged 70 30 Short Nearly 1900,
Divided Almost Equally sstwssn
Them - Dubuque National Amply
Protected by Surety Bonds and Run
10 Avsrted-Evidsnes of "Rins'' o..
sanizsd to systematically Rob eaniss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-21
Indian. Ma.saere thirty Troopers.

Douglas. Ariz., Sept, 21.-The mas
sacre Of thirty Carranza troops by
Yaqui Indians. during battle last
Sunday, which resulted in a complete
rout Of the Carranza army was re-
ported here today by arrivals from the
battlefield. General Urbelajo, COM
mander Of the Yaqui-villa army in
Sonora, had his leg blown off by a
piece of shell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-21

Z IN Turkey the wife rarely eats with
the husband.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-22

Better than ever" appears 70 be
the popular verdict upon each reap
pearance Of charming little Mary Pick
ford IN the movies At the Liberty
theater last night this popular young
actress made her temperance after
an absence OF several months in Fan
chon the Cricket film adaptation
Of George Sands famous novel She
Vas greeted by q packed house and
ives given the applause that is IN
usual ii nlm theaters but usual when
Mary Pickford is on the screen.
Fanchon is role perfectly suited
to Miss Pickf0rd. It is very like that
Of Tess IN Tess Of the Storm Coun-
try" and her Honolulu admirers last
night agreed with the mainland critics
that she has never been seen In any.
thing better.
y sEottie Pickford, Mary's sister. ap.
pears In the same film with the idol
OF the screen" also in the leading
role in sThe Diamond from the Sky :
the serial that Is proving one of the
best drawing cards ever shown in Ho-
nSluln.
ePathe Weekly, presents more Of
those natural color. latest Partisan
NODES that are so dear to the hearts
of the ladies.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-22
FRENCH HEIRS Of
CONVICT TO SUE
SOUTH SEA king

Father Emanuel Rougier, formerly
known az King Of Tanning Island.
| Il threatened with q suit involving
his whole enormous fortune, according
to an article in the San Francisco
Chronicle which reached Honolulu In
the last mail
The French heirs OF Pierre Cecil are
going to she the famous Catholic mis-
sionary priest who bought Tanning
Island cheap and sold II for q cable
station for $3.50, 900, according to c. H.
| Huberich. an international lawyer,
who says he represents the French
heirs Of Cecil.
Pierre Cecil. French life-term con-
yict. escaped from New Caledonia, and
made his way to: the Fiji Islands.
where he contracted with Father Rou-
/ gier to give the latter his entire for
tune of 1000. 900 francs IL the priest
would 60 to France and secure . par
don for him. This Rougier did. and
subsequently received the fortune,
which has multiplied under his care
fnl handling.
Cecil whom Rougier subsequently,
married to native Fiji woman, died
about four years ago. His widow still
lives. but his relatives in France have
decided to contest the validity OF the
transfer of Cecil's fortune to ROugier.
Father Rougier Is well known In Ho-
nolulu, having often visited here when
going to and from the South Seas. OF
late he has made his home at Hout-
loiae. France.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-22

y ~ finally becomcs Vetris6b5e. stsp'
bet gives the product 81 4 4 Chief p I.
success Is The e<ce|I lent char ttr work
done By several members 81 tie est
and some nnn6u6IIf good snecialtics
scattered thfouEh ritz Fields ie the
t111. 1e1pcckcd tc11D end his 0rtf1y-
u = "a suosIngfone. cQ1eIdeft Ply an
foIt1f IN makeup and method from
that 81 an earlier role where he bad q
' 81: r.. Il, /; ], ii
makeup n addition that - tod 1tr
q: ::|:' I: as' Il FEMININE : 4
SpecIalties By Raymond Teal and
Miss Hazel Lake are, Is always. bic
hits with the house. Miss Mildred
Manning dances q beautiful solo ballet
in the first act n an extremely taste.
ful costume, the music being the min
net. beloved OF every yfolinist.
The pretfiest Of the choruses Is that
which follows Miss Meanings song,
MARY. You're q Little Bit Old FASH
ioned,r the Teal ducklines appearing
n cute bonnets and oldfashioned fov-
cred dresses. "Shelfering Palms By
Miss Rove and chorus & . good mum.
beginning Monday Lowers and Ln:l
naticsr Is scheduled for production
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-22
WIRELESS TALK
IOPAR|S HEARD
AT PEARL HABROR

Honolulu slistened IN. last Wsdnes-
dav evening TO q wireless tclsrhvre
CT nyersatioa which was being car
ried on between Arlington, Va and
Paris, France.
This announcement has been made
by Lloyd Espenschied. q representa-,
tive Of the American Telephone &
Telegraph Company, who has beer IN
Honolulu during the last several
weeks conducting wireless telephone
tests for his company. An Associated
Press despatch to Honolulu announced
the conversation between Arlington
and Paris. and gave additional infor-
nation to the effect that Honolulu
had overheard.
Mr.. Espenschied admitted that Ho.
nolulu had overheard"
Il heard the entire test" be said,
"and reported so to the main Qffice IN
New York
Paris, Ike Honolulu. Is only q lis
tening station, Mr.. Espenschied point.
ed out The talking was done at Ar
lington.
Plainly Heard In Hawaii.
Are you Weli7r and do YOU hear
me?" were spoken into the transmit.
ter at Arlington. and, although they
were directed to the Paris station, Nc.
Espenschied heard them plainly.
Arlington talked to Paris again last
night. One Of the two men who were
doing the talking recited MARY Had
d Little Lamb. According 10 Mr..
Espenschied, Il will be possible for
Honolulu to talk direct to Paris, q
distance Of 5000 miles. some Of these
days.
Another Associated Press dispatch
received last night was to the effect
that Thomas A. Edison. the noted IN
ventor who now IL visiting the ex-
position in San Francisco, talked
from San Francisco to his home IN
West Orange, N. J.. by wireless tele-
phone Because Of his impaired bear
ing, he had never used the wireless
'telephone before. An amplifier was
used last night and this oyercame the
difficulty. said the despatch.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-22

bjher eoultfiet< MISS Pufcslls ls..s
singer Of rare gifts and sfhteIlig3nce.
in addition 10 which she possesses q
c1drt1ln8 siperso1aiity.s Her voice q
said 70 be Of more than exceptional
quality 80 ~ s{s5& ~ !.
Mr.. Condor Is known IN Australia
as second John Mccormack and
his songs and voice always are pop.
ular, while as q pianist Mr.. Conway -
most able. The following program
WIN be rendered tomorrow night:
Plano March Hongrpise.. sKowalski
william Conway
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-22
'A0SIRALIAN MUSICIAN TP0PULaR'

Opening Tomorrow night trio %
II'<II6I Australian musicians vii
give Eer'cs d Poncerls q the Popu-
|1I II1IIf| Tie artists are Miss
ACNE. Purcell. lrIu1LIt SOPRANO;
Richard Condor. lyric tenor. aud VIII
liam Conway. pianist They arrived
I&I1 a the steamer Nakura and after
their 1||4I1ucr( It the Popular viii
11I' I-| @|r EII1cI<co 70 enter upon
B r0.|0I| |10r n the mainland
I|1.. artists c0Ue 70 Honolulu Nth
tie '..5I .uo1t 81 musical critics Of
|o.'|.'s1|. s1d n1ny nds|cI6ns Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-22
8
T6GATE2

The Home Of Movies.
Matiness from 1880 to o'clock.
Evening 1.-TWO shows, 6:45 and $3.50.
Special Program for Today and
Tonight.
"The Strange Case Of Princess Khan"
1.-TWO reel drama) ........ .Selig
a Clean State Comedy -. .Lubin
The paukers Double
(DramaI observation-disclosures. Edison
Olives Manufactured Mother
Chapter No. 81 ........... Edison
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-22
SEASIDE Dance
SATURDAY night

Saturday evening at the Seaside ho-
tel there VIII be another Of the popular
dances to which the officers Of the
army and navy tourists, and local so.
eiety people are cordially invited -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-06
WHITCOMB SPRINGS

only mountain resort rear Albu-
querque. Board aud room uy tho day,
week. or month Furnished cottages
and rooms for housekeeping. stage
leaves BcIl's barn Wednesday and
saturday nt 10 O'Clock o. M. Fare,
si.00 each way
a. r. STROVE.
Proprietor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-06
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW T..

Henry hauls baggage. Phone Gas.
My dentist office viii be- closed UNI
III sept 18th r. j. AtGER.
~ a. Ward and son Walter have
returned from "a visit 10 the san III
ego exposition.
~ r. nurson. assistant cashier of
thc state uouk ot Gallup is % visitor
in Albuquerque today.
Frank Ticrney and Harry Unrrlng-
tom, tho latter 20 Gallup boy. left last
nirht for Roswell to resume their
work az the state military academy
Mrs. a. G.. Burtlcss and her daurh-
Ger Mrs. p r. Allen returned ycs,cr-
day from n visit III several weeks
with friends in Santa Pc.
Emory G., Faruni. ticket clerk at
tho Santa Fc station, returned YES
torday from "a we weeks vacation In
California,
Or. G. A. Frank left last NIGHT for
Las Vegas whore he will attend the
yassione OF the State Medical society
tomorrow and "wednesday.
Mrs Harry Aspinwall hos returned
from % visit Of several weeks boa De
troit. she was accompanied by Mrs
Ray Bailey.
Mrs Robin strong asa hor daueh-
tCr, Miss Nay Monahau. returned scs-
tntduy from Icmcz hot springs.
where tho, TH.scd the summer.
Miss M Belle Jcncrv. general Soc
Rotary or the Los Angeles y. w. e. 49,.
will visit tho local association ncVt
Friday.
a regular session o. Albuquerque
Eusampmcut 40. .. J. %. o. g.. viii
meet roo , o'clock tonight business
~ importance is to come before the
mccti1g
Nrs u s Iuhgov and son rc
urnoc to-day from Long Beach. cal.
whore they nave been tor three
months. They nave visited both the
expeditions
President r. e. Putnev Of tho state
fair commission. returned home l1st
rieht from Amarillo. T,N1s where hc
hua been ou business II connection
with The Y VI g. A. huIldIHr.
an important special meeting o.
the Wumlu's club VIII boz held tomur-
ross afternoon it ESQ. business Of
interest GO the membership .s to ne
f,u uu H'd every member is asked
Io Doe present.
The plumbers union will give % Ia
hur Iny dance 900 Masonic temple toe
night. Twcuty-fpur dances uro ON
fhp proarum. Orlando Jones uf this
U.tg Ir tho author uf fIc mus.. Ton
$50. ip ol Tho program
Alamo Review $50. .. Woman uou-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-06

Phone J, Rrd nam al West Cop
per. FOR FIRST class livery. w. l.
Trimbie n Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-06

Lot the ueraic want ae 40 you'
cork
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-06

Or. provinces. eye. az, nose and
throat. n. T. Armiio Bldg, Phone
727.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-06

Oh TICKETS TOR THE FAMILY. IF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-06
All for $3.50

QUE BUSINESS HOUSES AND RESIDENCES
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-27
g. S. & g. u. (oauptIinie.)

Nnfunft -
SO. 101-9nniet 2imiteO, bon Meu Or
SO. 1o2 9nniet oimiteo, BON Gan Srans
cisco 1858 BORN.
$40. 7-sdnel8ns, bon gaelp Orleans. !.
$50. 8-sdneusus, bon Sci Mio -.
1900 borm.
$50. 9-5uniet grpreB, bon SEEM Grs
SO. 1om5uniei erpreb. bon Gan { i Srails
cisco ........... $3.50 naebm.
Mbfa6rt-
SO. 1O1l9uniet ainiiteo, mad Gan
go. iosMsnnist aimitsS, nod Sen SG 81:
$40. 7-9dneusua, mad Sci @fo. -.
BORN.
SO. 8-sdnelf8na, mad 9eiu Orleans.
..11:30 borrn.
SO. sLsunfet erpreB mad Con Srars
SO. 10-5nniet grpreB, nod @eip Orr
leans. .1f:00 nadt5
gietprfa 9ibifp on.
gntnnft -
SO. 8o1-@on oonon, Sort 2abaca. Bic
toria, gnero ........7:20 nadml.
So. sO2-aab gnero, gietoria. Sort
2abaca, 9oniton ......7:45 borm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-27
Die beatise Gage.

Ser neue ariee init Stalien BOT
Die Satigfeit Der oeutiden 8erbiinoe-
ten a1f ben anoern S6adtfeloern
niht beeintradtiet. Sn 8olen oringt
Sinoenbtrg tpeiter Dor, in @ali5ien
lit Die Sffenfine nit tteller araft alf-
.getommen, i'm @elten baben sic
9eutiden nidt nltr ole 4neriffe OBJ
.seiblasem ionoern onb nod Die Gei-
ben Der 6einbe ourfJbroden un6 arf
Der @aaipoli : &qlbinieI laiien oic
3iirfen Die Seinoe nidt portparts-
fommen. SSn StaIien lit bisber ue-
mig eei6eben. Gin paar @ren5orte
limo beiest, pelde Ole 9eiterreider
meiite1is geraumt baben. gu ether
5fladt lit es biz jebt nidt eefom-
alen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-27
ariessrOmane

Son 8rentano 8 0uh.
banol I'M g in 0em Oprf, S.
Ineu uno 81. Str. erbielten mir
flint 8anoe Der llaitein 8ibliotbef,
Oieier aliBeroroentIid intereIfanten
Sammlung mo0erner oeutider go.
name, Die felt einigen Sabren in
9euti6lano fir Den fobelbaft Bin, iaen
Ereis bon elmer Marf pro 8onc
berausgegeben miro. Die uns iiber-
ianoten 9dnbe entbolten fait lauter
8riegsromane: Gin @interlaaer~
&oman aus Dem li~ebeni1brigen ariee
bon Sran8 4onm geberle;n, Dem
&erfniier oes emit piel geleienen Ro-
mans aSena un0 Seoan" g2ieb
@oterlano~, Goman BON Grl6olf
Strab, einem Der Souptpertreter oes
oeitihen Solootenromans; yStnrm.
8eiden" Gomali bon &idoro Sfomro.
mef, in Dem Der iebiee arieg io3ula-
gen, noraus9elogt miro; Ser 9rieg
I'M 0unfel~, elm ~ipannenoer Spio-
noge-8omon BON 2ltomig @oIff mo
Die ailiine aus @merifa" bon alirt
Nrdnn. @ir fonnen bieie ltGitetn-
Bidder ie0em empfe9len. Sier Bel
rms fper6en iie nit 80 Gents per
9onb berfauft. 0ur Die 8erfe Ser
feitet SdriftteGer fommen in ser
Sammliin9 gum aborud.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-27

0oB Die 8ei9ieBune 9anfirdeus
bod cine anoere 8irfune batte, als
Die englif6en uno fron5oiiid1el;
9epei6en bebanpteten, gebt aus fol-
genoen @1itteilungen berpor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-27
Giienbabn JabrpIan.
5. & @. 81.

5. & @. 81.
$50. Bonn Ioroen. - GAO nad1nr.
go. 5-8om 0or6ef 1900 BORN.
$40. p Som gproen .....9:55 BORN.
$50. 9-@Dn Sablor ........ 7 obenS3
go. --@on Merfco ......12:1o nadm.
yao. 12-8on 2nreoo (aemifht) -.
$50 BORN.
go. 6-Ion 2areoo ......7:45 abeios
abfabrt-
SO. 4-Na9 Dem 9oroen. 1920 nadlr.
go. 6-8a6 Dem Ioroen. .8:15 nad1nt.
Ro. Social nnd Searfle ..7.4O BORN.
Wo. 10-9ailb GrpreB Speeial, @orben
SO. 5-Ga6 Megieo ......7:8o BORN.
$50. 11-QofaI mad 2arebo (eemif6t)
1000 abenn5
g. u. & u. g.
Mnfunft
go. d. ae,i @9n aOniton, @aeo um1 Corpus
$40. 3-gon Souiton unb aiiienorfen
SO. 5-gon gOaflm unD aiifenorf en-
SO. 42-@on aerrbiae .s:o5 'i pogm.
gfp. 146-@on &errbiae, tdgli6 aasae<
nomrne Sonntaes TAB abeiIos
Gbfa6rt-
$40. 2-@ad Souffor. @aco uno Corpus
:, ebrIitt $40 bornt.
$40. 4-ga6 5puiton uub &iitenorten
=, 1880 nadnt.
go. 6-gia6 goafum rnb aiiitenorten
. /. =. G.1U nQnnt.
gfo. 43-ga6 &errpile -. .5.05 abencs
gfo. f45-3ad &errbiIle, tdgli6, aisges
tommen Sonntags ....7.05 BORN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-27
8reie Yrefe fit seras: 9Dnnufa9 II. Wai 1915.

ter aomooiant tief uno nit ousge-
breiteten Armen, neigt ii9 bis CUR
Groe unD 1anft 10 ieoen, ooB er iif)
ton ieinem 8fero perabi6ieoen font1-
tt. emil 5aomorp,
Observation-Disclosures
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-27

geItes Del uno @oioIin erbaft
man BON Der Slitnp Oil So, 400
S%it.gommerce ctr. 9eues Gel. Sra.
big 2252. (@na)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-27
Die Seidiehune bon 9iinfirden,

LAX OtlHleRulg u SMnItrq)eH.
SAB Die 9ei6ieBune 9anfir6ens
/ bod cine anoere 8irfune bottle, als
Ole englii6en uno fronsoiiid}eE
9epeiben bebauptetett, gebt aus fol-
genoen Mitteiluneen berpor.
&%openbagen 3. Moi.
! 5luhtlinge BON Der fron5oiiihen
Noroieefiite boben mad elmer 2oli-
! ooner WeIoung Der ,Notionaltioeu=
De" in 5alfeltone er5ablt, oas 8om-
baroement bon 9iinfirden 6abe ellie
fnrdtbore 8irfune eebabt. Ole Gro
naten ieien in einem 4biton0 bon
10 Minuten BON 6 llbr .obenbs ab
eingei6lagen. Gle 3inilbenoIferuna
lei IN S6aaren aus Der Seitung &C.
fliid)tet. Ha6 Ger eleiden 2onooner
Melonne lit r1a1 in eneliiden Mill-
tarfreiien uber5eugt, oaB III 9e11tiG,=
lano Die 8o~nitruftion eines neupu
Moriertpps eeglMff iei Der cine aiel-
iifere SduBentfernung bon % eng
lliden Meilen moeli6 made. Nad,
atfgefunoenen Grandchildren bonole
es iid Tim einen gpp bon 1852 Boil.
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