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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-09

Keep the Largest and Best Assortment
or Collins, Robes and Plates that can bo found In
York County, which will be sold cheaper than any
other place Also Agent for Cranes Metallic burial
Caskct-Saw filing and job work done at ,hoI! mo-
tice. At the old stand, bearing BUILDING Shestnu.
street. Residence, South Street, near 'he SV
Building. ''u
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NEW
STEAM BAKERY!

THE subscribers having completed an extensive
i STEAM BAKERY In this city, invite the etten-
ton of the public To the choice and excellent articles
OF their manufacture, which they confidently believe
will meet tho wishes OF all who may be disposed to
favor them with their patronage. Our celebrated
.'Nutrltivo Crackers"
have obtained q wide celebrity. and been manniac-
turcd by us for long time ut Saco, Maine Their
reputation in this and every place where known Is
same excellent quality These Crackers are the dis
cOvery of our Foreman, Mr.. II. HASKELL, and are
the only Crackers to be found In New England that
are compounded and prepared upon correct chemical
principles Instead Of rotting the dough into state
Of loathsome and disgusting, putrescencc, thereby
utterly destroying the saccharine and nutriti"e
principles Of the Flour, Is universally the caseat
present. our processes cause us to mako use oil the
dough In a perfectly sweet and healthy condition,
thereby producing not only Crackers. but all the
varied and much esteemed articles OF our production.
In proper and satisfactory condition to be used as
cd by mankind who are declared to DO "Only III
In addition 20 the common kinds of Cake, We call
particular attention to the many kinds made from
our own receipts, which. we feel quite safe in saying,
will prove perfectly satisfactory to all who become
acquainted with them. Among these we enumcrato
our highly priced
Pound. Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy. Tea
CALIFORNIA DROP, JENNY LIND COOKIES,
and NEW YORK CREAM CAKES.
We also keep on hand superior EGG BrscUIr, from
an English receipt. This biscuit is great luxury.
We also make promptly to order
Rich POUND. CIrR0s, ALMOND, SILVER, CocoANUr,
Fancy Sponge, Gold, Brides, Rich, and Chess
Cakes,-also, Fancy Creams, Rich Jumbles,
Fancy Rounds and Spanish Drops.
In closing VIC desire to say that we spare no pains
10 meet tho wants and wishes OF our patrons Wo use
Invariably the best Flour tho market affords. All
the other articles consumed by us In our mnnumc
lures are carefully selected and OF tho choicest do
scriptions. Our Bakery Is constantly kept scrupu.
lously neat and cleanly and our workmen partakc OF
the same general character tho rest OF the esab
jshne and are masters OF their business We fully
believe that your acquaintance with us W III but con-
firm the impres sion we have feebly cndeayored to
convey and VIC respectfully solicit your patronage
H.. JoRDAN,2 IL NJ JohDAN w.
q. 7. JORDAN,
NELLEs JOSEF
Dover, N. H., juno '65.
Persons living In tho eastern part or York county
will bear In mind that II. N. Jordan Co.'s crackers
can be obtained ut the stores Of Porter Ford, Bddc
ford, VIM Moody, KcnncbunkpOrt, and Chas. Kim
ball, Kennebunk village. 2u
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Sber50,s Sale.

YoRx, s.-Februsry aith, a. ~ '00O' ,S,,.
'TAhbN ON esse,n,iay the nth day OF April, isec
u ~ me clock in the f3renoon at the VSS ~
Abner Vh IN ,he ,i,ht in equity which Gideon Doe
OF hs,s son,s berwick has had ON the 18TH day OF
lime A. d. seJ, being the time % the ,asnmSn ss
Jun, ~. an IN. original writ In this aetlon 70 Ieeem
w IL described real estate, situated IN saI
sovth berwick TO wits certain 70. % lsnu n nn
the Buildings thereon, being eoande1 on , T ofs
,s }, ON the south by land Of William Earl anu
w Tho west by Middle street, so called In sald south
M ~ Village occupied by said uideon Doe.
psrs h'ya d.scrihsd premises being subject to
mari ne given TO John Pumer, OF South Berwick,
q, - ar. the payment OF note OF hand signed by
Iii Ioe for sixteen hundred and seyenty.nye dollars
mi oftyeight cents dated April 18TH 1855, on when
,hs,e h now due the Of ten hundred aud eighty
NV EBES'R y. NEALLEY,
1,,io Deputy Sheriff
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Certain Cure in all Cases,
nr No Charge Made

Those who need the services OF an experienced
physIcIan or surgeon In all difficult and chronic dis
eases of every name aud nature. should give him
call. al
Gle called the French Secret. Order by mall ior "
md m red STAMP. Sl9
, 1866-11-23

cane can be successfully cultivated in Barbados, a stranger naturally
asks why capitalists are so ready to purchase. There is only one answer.
The profits of sugar growing with free labor are amply remunerative, and
were never more so than they are at present.
This brings me to the consideration of an important argument, used
by those very few British West Indians who still fancy that slave labor
in Barbados would be cheaper than free. 1t is urged, and truly, that
when the duties were removed by the imperial Parliament from Cuban
and other slave grown sugars, the Barbadian planter complained that he
was unable to compete with the foreign producer. | think that a simple
quotation of late sales of real estate in Barbados is, of itself, a pretty
strong proof that the complaints of the Barbadian planter we're nfound-
ed and that, in reality, he could compete, and does compete, on equal terms
with the foreign producer in the British market. But allowing the COM
plant to be just and the representation tTue-SuppOSing that the Cuban
does raise sugar cheaper than the Barbadan CAN'T is an erroneous in
ference that slave labor should, therefore, be more economical than free
labor. Labor is not the only expense in the growth Of sugar. There are
the expenses of management, manure, machinery, ant. the interest on the
value of the land, as we'll as the expense of labor. Now it is a fact
which needs no demonstration, that while land in Barbados costs $500
an acre, land in Cuba costs only 500; that while manure in Barbados
costs $40 an acre, in Cuba none is required; that while, in Barbados,
the canes must be planted every season, the land in Cuba is so rich thats
the process of ratoonng can be carried on for many years in succession
with the smallest amount of work. These, and not the superior economy of
his slave labor, have enabled the Cuban planter to undersell his Barba-
sen rival in the British market. In the richness of his soil the Cuban
inter- IS an advantage that enables him to pay an extravaganza price
and that he does pay an extravagant price we KIN ow full we'll
Dan estate is not over ten years but, this is not regarded BY the
of as any great misfortune, with the savetrade in full operation.
posing the value of q Cuban slave to be $1,000, his depreciation I'M
r the terrible work to which he is subjected will amount to ten per
t or 500 per annum; add to this the interest of capital, the expens-
raintenance, and the loss by non effective. laborers, and the cost to
an proprietor for each of his slaves will be found to average, at
~ lowest estimate, $3.50 per annum. If we take another mode of
at the same conclusion, we find this figure to be considerably
-" mark. Those planters, for instance, who hire slaves, have to
The amount paid for hire will then be $500 per annum, and,
, 1866-11-23
TTIE "AVIS."
Striatiaaatta, 81, Sruix,
FRIDAY, esRD NOVEMBER 1866.

The Cholera-that sad disease which
has swept off from this world millions of
people-has again made it's appearance
in st. Thomas, as will be seen from the
Governmental Order, inserted in the front
page of this number. The precautionary
measures therein mentioned are quite
necessary, and should be implicitly obey
ed. Cleanliness and temperance being
strictly observed, no fear need be appre-
hended. Quarantine measures are now
adopted but as to the number of days
we can not tell, since no notice Of Qua
%rantine has appeared in our columns.
WI never like to mislead other people
nor TO be misunderstood, so we find it
necessary to quote here a sentence of our
article, which appeared in our last issue,
on the Circular to the Quarter officers,
and to explain ourselvesmore fully. The
sentence runs thus "Another thing
much TO be condemned is the very in
different conduct displayed by the Quar-
ter-Oficers, in exacting of parties, in
the several Jurisdictions, their duty to
keep the public roads clean and free of
Notwithstanding and %cocoa-nut branch
es, as well as the huSks thereof or other
rubbish We say: Sin e~xacting of par
ties" and not in not exacting of parties
because we could never say that the
Quarter Officers do not perform their
duties in the shape Of receiving and for
warding Circulars; but we mean to say
that the contents Of these Circulars are
never properly carried out and as one
of the proofs of our assertion we refer
our readcIS to Major Long's Circular, in
abiding to the mending Of the roads, the
weekly reports, and many other things.
, 1866-11-23
PrOClama.

MLLE og Enhver som MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa kjobmand
Og Planter JOhan Jacob Lunds Fal-
litboe, indkaldes herved med 6 Maa-
neders Varsel til at anmelde og be-
viisliggj0re deres Krav for underteg-
nedc Ret som behandlende n9vntc
Doe.
Christiansteds Skifteret, den code
November 1866.
j. "A. S(akemann.
, 1866-11-23
E X T r A c T
BY VIM. G.. SEWELL.
CHAPTER V.
EXPERIENCES OF FREE AND SLAVE LABOR IN BARBADOS
CONTINUED from No. 92.)

EXPERIENCES OF FREE AND SLAVE LABOR IN barbados.
CONTINUED from No. 92)
I have stated it al a fact, of which any one may convince himself,
that of the 100000 acres in Barbados 100000 are under cultivation.
Schomberg, who wrote in 1845, says that there were 1000 acres plant
ed in sugar-cane; and Davy, who wrote in 1854, has evidently borrowed
his predecessors figures. [ think that they are an exaggeraion. Ac-
cordng to the best estimates that l have been able to procure, there are
not more than $4,000 acres of cane reaped annually in Barbados, and the
"Hmaz Reporter, a monthly periodical published in BndgetOwn,
~"mber in 1858 At 1888. But we may suppose that $4,000
tt possi' to get. Keeping this in
~ early importation of
md number""n
, 1866-11-23
BY N PERMISSION

BY KIND PERMISSION
HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR.
1THE LUANDE EQUESTRIAN COMPA-
NY having been obliged to post
pone their third performance, from
the inclemency of the weather, beg
to state that on
SATURDAY evening the
Oath instant
will be given the performance in
tended for Thursday and on
MONDAY evening the Goth
instant
the last performance will take place.
Frederikstcd, 23rd Novber. 1866.
, 1866-11-23

Shipping Intelligence.
CLEARED AT CHRIsTIANsTED
Nov. 21,-British schooner-brig Ocean Bird,
]. Ellis, Jamaica, Ballast.
, 1866-11-23
Lutheran Church, Chrlstiansted.

On Sunday the 25th inst, there will
be divine service held for the English Lu-
theran Congregation in this Church.
, 1866-11-23

TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN
during the week from 14th to goth Nov.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

IRON sALR-BAY MAZE. 1875 HANDS HfoH, SHIFTING
<ErfRas, ssIssA svsss~ sss yss-ihi sa.sS xsi
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

|T-iOR sAL.E--A CREAM ooLoRgD HORSE YEARS
old, lbH hsnds PROMPT and sylish dnvsr; warranted
kcrnd and kpd Also Park rhscton By brewster with
foe snd shafts ard light open wagos. by suysrs
rnlon square.
The New York herald., 1866-06-02
Mechanics Han, an Brordwsy, above Grand strsss.
LAST WEEK OF dnE sEAsoS

bhYASTs' MIHsrREIS
when they VIII Introduce brilliant programme, intrnduat1
the fsyorite artists Dave Reed Ncro n ynour Rohn Hoy
the onIire troupe 10 h1ir irffSsistise cornlcsiuos
oLD TINES ROCKS.
TIE LIVE fNGfH
NJ B-The BRYAkTS win start on their brrf trnyn(snB
tour Juno Visiting Tray Albany, Springfield WorhG2
Providence New London, Norwich Hartford New HnveA
Bridgeport Newark Open Chestnut street tksasru -
dslphia, Juno ~.
SATURDAY, June 1rI,ast night of the SEASON.
COMPLIMENTARY BENkFfT TO
NEIL BRYANT.
The New York herald., 1866-06-02
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

- lAAvng pier ~ North river as fol0Ws:-
SCOTLAND, Saturday, June 2.
Cabin Passage 500; Steerage, -
PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
6sersge passage tickets bring parties from Livepso
Queenstown for $40, currency.
Through passage t. Paris. Antwerp Hamburg Bremen,
6c, at corresponding ratcs.
Drafts for any saonnt issued On any bank In 0rea.
Britain aud Ireland at tho lewesl rate.
For freight and cabin apply at the compauy's
oce 81 broadway and fer tickets at the passage
''' 'r-A' W. ). HURST. Manager
The New York herald., 1866-06-02

HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES,
IL WAsHrNGros, May q, 1850
Sm-I havo tried for several months patent Saddle
Cloth aud pronounce the best hAyo known used for
saving the backs Of hoscs II should into general
for cavalry service where horses are much under the
saddle. Very respectfully your obedient servant
Y. s. GRANT. Li0utcnn MS General
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-03

Nfebrere 2ofal Bills paifrten Die
erife 9efunge einiee iuur6en beriuorfeu.
Die @saitentiarb Bin paffirte bic
erite 2eiang. 9iefelbe fdIast Dor, iie
an cine 4ribatperion fontractli6 81
iiberIaiien.
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Dies 1T bic eiasise 8abn mad ben
Dell @egenoen bon 8eunfpGbanien.
Gpecials9Soti,.

RaliagisTs bic nit 9ur Gidet Dsriebcn ifa6, f6us
erbaIten.. Bel anflnft Der Gampfer in Gincinnct
pro mad SotelS ober benz Depot frei
9eitetert .gle Noit=S drpfer Eeaen am atlantic:
fiinten SsraBe. "'P
Gin Omnibus urO ejepddpasen jcben abenS bsi
anlnnr Der Soote pom louisville III Bsreiti6aft, UNI
4aagere unb i6r @eYdd toitenfrei mad benz gtaiitcf
urS great gseitern =8abnboi 81 bringen.
Sd9rprets 10 nIebris unb bic Scbneligteit Ser 8aee
10 9reB al9 alit trgello elmer aneeren 8dhu.s
Stdets mo gu baheI III Cincinnati an Der nor5s
pefho1ene gde Broaopap unb Sronttrabe ulto allI
penn nensn Der Cincinnati, Sainils
59Hs nelo = 5Gtenbobn, io1pie in ben Spaupt=
ShreaiS Der III Serbtnoung ftebenbcn &itien. =
sI2 2. WcGiare Gen. Superntenhent.
Capt. 6. 8arnen, 4aiiagier=Aaent,
|! Ia ei-ll!i- &ouisuiue.
9, S. SuIIer, s3itetsNaent.
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@gentenztiir Die S.enneiiee
SenneiTee 2eaisIdfur.

'''''' SO Senat.
Der Senat trat I'M 9 llBr @ornfits
tags 5uianuner,. s5 Il + s; Z
@tbet bur@ 8eb. YbiliPps.
AN llrtanbsbepfftisuns. -
Sluf Slntrag oeS Sen. G1pert iu,lrbe
BEN Sen, @lbribse llrlaub iue9en&ranfs
belt bis gu feiner MISUNDERSTANDING be-
tuiligt.
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.Golu,ubia Accommodations SUD.

gerIdBt Columbia nm 7.20 g. 9R.; f5mmt i'll Iaib=
uie I'm 10 3. 9R Suriidtebreno, perldbt er 5aibs
pile UNI ". M. unb tpmmt in Columbia nm >. 40
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NOll Cincinnati,

re- 2 Ibafrb Die f5ff M ~ 3
4tlantic< unb 9robe iueiflide @iIenbuba
Grei St1steaafen6e Sise peraiIen Cincinnati tasit5
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eOnispille unb seafbpillc eifenbab n
- s.szzs.ss.y sAsss5 s -

E=.ssEzssszkSss4 rs 49, ssz4 y
3eitnerdnberunq. a4~
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fabren I3I9e pie foi9t:
$50 Mor9ens: 4afiagiersus mad 9eban n, 9e L
pile, Sanpiue, Sarrcosbnrg, Camp
7'tsis.l -betsptae uno Columbia, tagli5,
l., -.-,-.=. (Sonntag5 onS9enommen).
+ 7:30 ~ Roit= uno 4dIia9iersug nod 9lafb=
-.,e.sE -x pile, Sorplirg Green u. Glnrfspile
49, --% tdgIib
+ 4:20 9inbm.: MccomobationsSus mad gorostoipn,
i-- ii,S td9lid (Sonntass auseenoufmen)
7:30 abenbS: grpreB 4aiiagiersug MAD 9aibuile,
/ '~''-7 's' tGgIid. "
Hgge 8ra6tpoae SbIofwGeeu itnb nit ben Rad5t.
3hqen perbunben. t as4 1913.
HsSSe Nen taufe Sur5@Gidets unb nebme Gontrez
morfen fin bic 8aggase in Der louisville Eransfers
Sffee, goinitrabe sio19en /, 2, SraBe, Siibieite
IN Der 3tatlreao EidetzOfftce inter benz 2ouspiUe
9oteI. peer tn Dem Depot, Gde 9. un6 grcabpop.
Resyo Yaagicre fit Yid5e oefieits aebancn Sunes
ton beungen am beiten ben $50 Bug oieeits Saresz
tOw Snnetion entspeSer ben 80 Sus 9torgens cber
ben 4:2O 9sotbmittogssug. Die 3i9e UNI u5r Mlorz
gems nno 9benos baIteR fei,len enitattonen
srpif9en 2cuispide nn6 9ebanon 5Inctiou ait, aust
geuomen fLr GHrCbpaHa9iere.
2futr5 Mlbert Stint, 9en,=Sup.
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atnf ben siib geleat na6 foleenber
@bfimlnuns: !
Sa: @lbrlOge, 8ofOn, Safe, G1s,
bert, Srusier bon 8iIiOn, Sail, &eitb,
Mc&inuep, Me@luee, SfeIion, 8oiueu,
Center mo @preder Srierfen b.
Sletn: Safe, Garrisan, Sraaier bon
&nor, McSarlanb uno smitb IS.
nrIaabsbepinisaHs So.
erbielt Gen. 9mitb, auf Slntras hon
Srn. Gate, bon na6item Sreitag an. !
8erta9t bis rnorsen @ortn. 9 nbr.
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90 afbDine l,b Sec a tur
- 80 go sszszz.s
Gffembabm.

q en0erung Der Ige.
asl gonntaa, Sen /. gprtT uti6 BON "a SIS aitF
rueitere 8ena6ritisung werNen bic Raiasiersse abs
geben, Ipie foist:
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antras anfmobmaIiss Grpdsuns.
9err Gate beailtraete Die no9malige
Grtpdguns Der 8a6lseles Bin bes Se>
notes.. -1.s5 %. 80 Z.
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Sfeanldre II. .. Wsail einis

fir Cincinnati.
Stebe,i in gerbinSuha nit ben 6ftIi6eM 5rlbsigsr
ESE,gt EaOie icb6nem paiiaDters Dainpt ter
u,,itsN ototsA BbttfeA, TsaSter.
iS;srs fsNtis .s.s..s.. j, ! 8pbma,, W7afer.
elmer ser obieeY 0ampfer peridBt ben biefigel
ggbnrf icbcn 5aa, Dttaas IL nbr, unb bic Gamptet
WGipr Mn6eri II, Garter, 9laiter, nn6 Gen.
Bme[l, Iuaer Maiter, geheu ieben Abeno tlbr
eSonntoo5 ausaeuommel, ron bier ab.
hoy gsesen Sradlt oSsr Yaiiase befrage man iitP
Sofepb champion, &gsnt.
Office: auf Dem sabariboot am Sabe Der 3. Strafs
2irnr, 2oIisptue, ap,
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Rene Sfn.

@enot gia $50. 37e Oes Serrn Sra
8ier bon &noE Die cGait Seuuedee
Wfanufecturins Company" gu ipisorpo<
rtreu.
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k1s EsFzZHl - xSs-iLl
81 81 5ssS -
SGafb0tlle 1ln6 Gbattamppaa
81 Z e II b a bn.

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Office hes 8eueraIs standardization
u. unb 8. Ino 81. unS q. IS. @iietbdbu,
9foibuiae, Gem, 4. gtdrs 1866. }
An nno mad 3ienitag ben g. gdrs bis auf 8eite
res, perIaien bic gafia9iers3ige Der
Sfafbofae uns Sbattanopsa Giieababn
Naibpiue, pie foist
9erIabt gafbpiIe fit Chattanooga unb aae glGte
fiottc u11 1880 Ytorgens uno 80 9aadmittaas linp
errsat CHATTANOOGA um $50 glabm., unb $40 Dors.
nd9tten Tags Siritd: SerldBt Gbattanoosa uni z
ubr gicrg uno S:45 Aben6s, erreibt 9aibuiie un /
u1r Nn9mtttags uno 6:45 gtorgens ndcbiten Tags.
Mle 3ii9e uerbtnben iib bel 8artrace fir Sbetb9
uilEe. 1-FIf.'
Sfafbpflie nnn 9eprhsaSeffern Giiembabn,
@erIdBt Naiboile tiir SobuiOnptGe uno aue 4Iase
NET uni noresfpett1 pOn bier I'm 20 9dcbnt uIIo
errei9t SoHnionuilIe um $3.50 9tbenos. 3uriid Ser
tGst Sobnipnpiue I'm 1:40 Borg. uio erret5t Rafb=
pile nm $50 Mors. -.
Die 8Ige auf Der 81. unb 81. %. GiIenba6n pers
binSen fi bel Sobniouuiue nit Camp ibootsn erftet
GIoiie mad gaoueab, Cairo ttnb ct. apMis.
Die i3iee baIten an aLen 3pi3enationeu ait.
2S M. y. Snnes,
II. Ndrs ba M 4A
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= Cine englnde 3eitung filneist bic
neue 8erpenoung oes electro <Na9ne@
fismns als beiuesenbe Strait in Banb<
llbrtperfen an, tpelde 70 eben ourd eis
men Sutpelen z9lrbeiter in 2eaniington
aussearbcitet iporSen lit. 0iefelbe pers
lpra1t zine gang ttelte 9tera in Der llbr.
lnaderfunit-an er0ffneu uno Die ubren
81 einein ttjessabnten Grao Der BOIL
fommenbeit 3u ,bria9en. 9fad oieier
neuen .Ginri6t4ng iuirO Der Yenod, 6efs
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fro <lnaenetiiden Dratbbiinoel befebt
Our6 einen idwaden eIeetrifden StrOm
IN g6pinsuns seiest 70 Dap Ct senalt
in eefuuoen fGIdst Sur brei adber
finb notbig. Sin an0erer 8ortbeil
biefes GDiterns it,. cap man utebrere
an Der dte6enen @tdsen befnbliden
n6rtperte, iosar IN beri6ieoenen Sau>
iern our6 einen Draft perbinben fam
iuobur5 bic fdmrntliden llbren gu elmer
@leidmabisfeit I'M Sang ssbra4t tpers
ben, Der nm feline Sefunoe biferirt.
Sie @erte ltno auberorbentlid einfa9
unS brau6en ME aufeesOsen sn tuerOen.
Seine 8atterien NIT Gdure iueroen
atiaetpanNt. a ga ssssaaz sh
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Gus Sss seeati$sn 8sitli,,s am Sd sla4a..,

'T-'Assss - (S9InB.} 1s-...1 ss.a.la = sas{s7
NIs oie gfa9ridt bieies iiesreideti,
aber bIutisen Samples mad 8uenos
stires tam, erbob Oas bieiise 8latt ,,GI
Sfational" Die befti9fen uno ungereds
tighten slntlagen eeeen ben Sberbefeblse
baber Srafoetiterl 9fitre; Den Ies iogar
einen Criminal naEnte, neil er Die
S6bne bon 8uenos Mires bori6ifte
un6 ni6t Die 2inie. Ser @ational bat
iebo6 fein edo sefunben, ltnO 1T, mas
uns be5ei@neno eideint, natnentli@ bon
aIleuss fren6en 8ldttern suriidgetuielen
porben. gSir finb iibrigens bel bieiem
8Iatte bereits cine ieitematil6e SppO>
iition setuobnt, oennod mare es better,
uenn unS in Der erniten Gage beS 9an>
bes tuenig 8ertrauen ertpeGenbe Sole
init erlpart tpiir6e. sss., -Es s@1',s2 ~
Cine anbere @isbeIisteit 1T in Ser
iinsfen Belt i'm Sdoobe Ser &eeiee
r,,ns ausgebro9en, Die iebod boffentlttb
beiselegt tpir6.z Ser 8iceprafi6ent Der
@epublif min in SoIse bon SanOIunsen
bes ariessnliniiters, oer aIS General
itabs<Gbef beim Seere 1T, fem &mt
nieoerIesen. @s 1T ieOod Ser Wtiniiter
bes Snnern bon bier mad Dem Eager abb
gegangen, INN cine Slusgleidung gu
berinitteln. -
Sin @oni1itt in,Wfiniiteriuia in NfettT
tebibeo iuuroe bel einett 8efude, ben
General Shores aus Dem Sesrlager bier
ma6te, 9eOrbnet, nn0 Elm neues Cabinet
gebiloet.S s,z.s as ar 80
Die urnsaapresieruns bat ebenfalls
einen Saeer nit GbiIi neil iie Gem
9iIenilden @eianbten 6as Ggequatur
entsog, Sieier. berIanste namli@ bon
ser Montebibeauer &esieruns cine Gr<
fldruns, Oh lie ben 8ertauf bon 8rifen
in ibren Sdfell seftutteu tuoue, mas ber<
neint tpur0e. 0araus entifano Elm Sfo>
tentue9IeI, Der NIT obieer NfaBresel
enoete. Chile bili9t 8erfabren unb
gprade ieines 9Igenten uub perlanst
gBiberruf Der Gnt3iebuns ees @requaz
tur.
1lnfere biefise Brobinaiutbant 1T in
Der lesten ,3eit ben beftisiten sasrifTen
bes off3ielen 8tattes vgfatiOn" uno
bieligen frans0fiI9en Sgonrier" ausse'
lebt. Nfan iuirft Dem Snititate biele
Nfdnsel unb Den 9irettoren Exploitation
Dor. 2eBtere bGben gegen belize 8lats
ter eine 8Iase anseitrenet. ~
llnierestorobabn iteft in ealamitaten,
fie bat, pie mir erfabren, nur 1 Yroaent
se,nadt 90 fie iebo6 NIT s 4rosent bon
Ser 8robin3 sdrantirt, 70 reflamirt Die
9ireftion bas feblenoe. Ser bisberise
9bniniitra!or le9t fem 9lmt nieber unb
es tpirb elm anberer aus England err
tuartet. Sie 9lftien fiaO bauptfd9Iid
in England placirt. 49,
Sic diIeni6z ipanii6e Srase be-
fomnt cine borberseiebene aSidtigfeit'
Ser bur9 Den Sriltn,pfb Der GebOlutior
in 8eru bort our 8e9ierung geIangte
Dictator 9grabO bat nun cine aaian1
nit Chile seldtoiienr. uno Der Sron'
@panien ben &rieg erflart.
| Die peruanifde 6lntte bate Srbre,
mad Den 4ileaifdsn @eiuaiiern ab8n=
geben unb mir ertparten i'm glnsenblid
Ole Soft bon Der g8eittiiite, Die uns biels
Iei9t ben 2osbrud bon SeinoieIigfetter
brin9t. Spanien iiebt ft6 beate an Del
8elttiife in elmer Gage, aus Der es ild
| idperli4 NIT Gbren befreien, Die ibn
aber aud 81. Cuff benebmen miro IL
leinen alien 6 oIonien San6el 81 lu9en