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The New York herald., 1866-06-04


The FENlANS
Evacuation of Fort Erie
by the Invaders.
Colonel O'Ncill and Seven Hundred Of
the Invaders Taken Prisoners by
n the United States Authorities.
they Are Held on Board the Steamer
Michigan for Violation Of
'oa the Neutrality Laws.
The Fort Erie Expedition q
Failure.
About One Hundred Fenians Captured
by the Canadians.
THEY WANT TO HANG THE CAPTIVES.
Results OF the Battle of
Ridgeway.
rs'rea - u
THE WAR NOT YET ENDED.
OTHER MOVEMENTS LOOKED FOR.
GREAT EXCITEMENT In MONTREAL
Various Points on the St. Law
renee Threatened.
The Fenians Continue to COngre-
gate Along the Border.
s 1870, -~~~S~s~~c~>~~~~~S,~~~~~, st sr
VIGILANCE OF THE UNITED STATES TROOPS.
f# 1
General Sweeny on His Way
to the Front.
sya ai H@ M ha tf|H et+
-.t.a,. t@N
Interesting Newspaper Accounts ef.ths Oora-
tlOns In the Vicinity Of Fort Erie.
3 &e. n eiq As. aoasap Ae.
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CRov ER'S THEA TIRE

ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
WEDNESDAY EvERING, MAYA,
BENEFIT OF
Mr. o. H HESS, TREASURER,
On which occasion will be presented programme OF
6RsAT AMUSEMENT EVENT OF TBR DAY,
embracing positively the only appearance Of the esls'
MISS SUSAN DENIM.
who has In the kindest manner yOlu her yalu
able services The second appearance Of
MR.. ]. NEWTON UOTrHOLD
who has generously volunteered to give night OF his
engagement for the purpose. The appearances Of The
P0p0'A MADAME @. YOUNG KRETscHMAR,
assisted BY the celebrated Baritone,
til. popular Tenor, Nh 0AsSo''
Mr.. BURNETT,
and other eminent musical talent, all Of whomihAye
kindly volunteered The nrst appearances in over two
Mr. 7. BRoUGHAM BAKER,
we'll known to the patrons Of the Dana 10 Wash ne
ton, who has also volunteered besides every pron-
nent artistic Of the Great Company.
Box Sheet now open.
beats may DO secured without extra charge.
THE GRAND PROGRAMME
will comprise shAksp ares Great Comedy Of
THE MERCHANT or VANCE,
Mr.. J. NEWTON eorraoGD. a.. .suYLooK
MISS AGNES PERRY Sp esp %H2 GREAT COMPANY
AGRASD GLNGssT OF vocal MUSIC;
MR. BURNETT, and others, sustained BY
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA, under the direction Of c.
Tho Laughabls Paros Of
sKErCHss IN INDIA,
with
MISS SUSAN DENIM u &; s,.., speciality of SALLY
with her new Song Of "Ths German Band"
7. BRoUGHAM BAKER AS COUNT GLoRIBAUX.
DO NOT FORGET TO SECURE SEATS IN ADVANCE
Ap3O.2t
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Change OF the Fenisn Base-The Maine
Foroe Fails Back ON Bo.ton--Gen. Meade
Quite Unwell.
EAsrronr, Me-, April 3o.--About 800 Fsnisns
left to-day on the steamer for Boston.
Con Meade hss boon quite unwell for . few days
past, though not 'eriously IN. The papers report
him to be rapidly recovering. Co.,. rrr
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PORTLAND, NE, April IA brick stable, In
Temple street, owned by Charles H. Adams, and
occupied by IL. L. Taylor 4 Co., was burned this
morning with ave horses, four Of which were valued
at $1,000 each, and ali the carriages, harness, DO.
The total loss 10 quite large,
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

struggle Between civil Courts and Bayo-
IsiAnA.
New oRtEASs, April 9O-Tbe United States
court is closed, and Judge DurOll says he will keep
it closed as long as bAyonstS briStls about 1t.
new aOOd Is coming down from all the rivers
and the whole Of Southwestern Louisiana will DO
overlooked. No progress has been made in closing
the Orevassos. Tho loss of property and crops will
DO immense.
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ERrE, PA, April pa Ere broke out thi, after.
noon on Reach street, near wosltrer's hat store,
destroying the greater part Of the row Of frame
buildings In which II was located Tbs spsrks from
the FIRE ignitsd and destroyed part Of tho wbels-
sale furniture mandatory Of Joseph secor. The
loss is about $3s 900. Lake navigation 10 open to
Chissgo
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CLIO II H i N q

C,TRANGE METANORPHOSE.
=
sure Budgets me wife and sea she :" me dear Teddy
lu hs Joy Vi ms ne snu wv 'e' H,
t u. luz -. 80 ~ =, - - -. -
elo,hs,,u
10 Wint down tne "nrhe' luN 10 num- up "h''''
Whin who should mate ou' timothy ho0ts'
For new clothes m fre'tlns TIM where 'hs GOV
why rHE BEsr ysr'h DO getting a. smith br0'hers
Co..
.,,,,h,. .no..
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THE WAY IT Is DoNE-The way Henning
sells clothing at such moderate prices Is based upon
business calculations with regard to certainty OF
pro6t and the increased amount sold by reason Of
his one price system. Call and see his articles at
his store, corner Seventh street and Maryland ave-
nue
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CONFERENCE or THE METHODIST PROTESTANT
CHURcH-This morning the General Conference Of
tho Methodist Protestant Church In the United
States will begin Its session at the Congress Street
Church, In Georgetown. 1t is thought the session
will be very interesting and q large number Of
ministers will be in attendance.
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PARDoSED.-The President has granted a
pardon to I. H. Phillips, who was convicted oil
forgery in the Criminal Court on tho 18th Of April
Phillips has hitherto borne good character lie
served faithfully in the army for three years, and
was honorably discharged.
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A NJ U 8 r NJ r N rs.


CROV ER's ATRE,
" Psnnsylvsnia avenue. near WIZARDS Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER DIRECTORS.
LEoSARD oRovBR G. D. Mss
Open att Performance t so'eloek. No extra charge
for seats secured In Hdvanee.
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
Intersstlug Dramatic Bvsutii Debut Of the Talented
'"0"s Mr. j. NIwroY oorTHoLD,
whose recent performances At the wntsr Garden, New
York, were productive Of marked srusaton, aud COM
maudsd the warm and favorable criticism OF the lead
Ing Journal. Of thst metropolis He will make his nrs
''p','D'' IN '' 6raELLoi
rWrHn TUESDAY EvssISo, xArI, 1888.
TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY NIGHT, NAYe,
BENEFIT OF MR.. o, H. mss, TREASURER.
In active preparation, the Grand operate Fairy Spec.
'''' " CINDERELLA;
TIE LITTLE GLASS sLrrpER
which vii BE- pEOduesa ug Pc .ssle q the mos, IS
0EOUS description; MECHANISM OF the most IsTRT.
CATE CHARACTER: WONDERED CHANCES and
MAGICAL TRANSFORMATION RICH and APPRO.
INC MUSIC Of the OPERA ENTIRE, and 8vsry other e..
seutiaI to the MOST BRILLIANT AND COMPLETE
PRODUCTIONS OF this beautiful piecs ever attempted 10
this city; while to render u Hnsurpdssabts and emf
n,ntiy p,fse As an operate Approximation" the entire
HOLMAN OPERA TROUPE,
A reorgsnIed, enlarged, and Improved under the d.
reetion Of hss.rs esoso HOLMAN and Q II HESS,
the mapagsmsntto presents FULL AND uNkxCEP'
TIoNABtE CAST. It
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LIKE "QUAKER's GUSs."-Artifcial teeth
are Of little use and easily detected Take care o.
the real ones. All you need is fragrant soIoDosr
use It daily sud your teeth will DO the last Of ma
tute's Rifts to fail you.
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BALTIMORE, April 80. Flour steady super
$9s925. Wheat firm. Corn active; white Sass
cents; yellow IS cents. Oats dull at s. cents. Pro.
visions quiet and hrm. Sugar dull. Whisky dull
at $225.
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BYTELEGRAPH
The National Republican.
Foreign News
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA
The Attempt 10 AHaSSinais The Russian Emperor.
A Change in the Fenian Base.
CAPTURE OF THE CADIZ BANK ROBBERS.
One Killed and Three Wounded
All Southwestern Louisiana Inundated
THE CHOLERA IN AMERICA.
1T Is PRONOUNCED NOT AsIATIC.
THI MARKETS..
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THI MARKETS.
EUROPEAN NEWS.

u tht HhiHeHht.-~oesoh ne
Markets.
FARTHER PoiSr, April 3o-The steamship Hiber-
MIA, from Liverpool on the 2oth, passed this point
On route for Quebec.
LIVERPOOL, April ,1o.-Cotton-salos for four
spectators and exporters. The market opened
with an upward tendency, and advanced ID but
subsequently, became heavy, and the improvement
was lost, closing nominal and irregular.
LIvERPooL.-Breadstuifs have an upward tend.
sucy, and all descriptions q tri8e higher. Rich.
,rdson, Spence 4 Co., and Wakefield, Marsh a
Co., report -four hrmsr and Cd higher. Wheat
tends upwards and prices are 1ds2d higher-wiutsr
red l0sal0s Sd. Corn frm-miIed 2ss 9da2os.
Beef dull. Pork steady. Bacon easier. Lard
iull and nominal. Butter inactive. Tallow steady.
Sugar quiet and steady. Coffee inactive. Rosin
steady. Spirits turpsntino quiet and steady. Pc.
troleum quiet at 2sld for refined.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
LIVERPOOL, April 20, p. m.-Cotton sales for the
week 6s 900 bales, including $500 to speculation
aud 10000 TO exporters.
The market Is heavy and irregular, aud, after
various fluctuations, closed at decline Of lid.a2d.
On the week for American and lda2td. for other
ioeoiPhVno'
Authorised quotations-Fair Orleans lid mid.
Hing Orleans lid fair Mobile loid middlipg
Mobile l4fd.i fair Uplands lodi middling Up.
lands l4id. Sales to-day (triday) are estimated at
u, 900 bslssi market closing hrmsr Stock Is esti.
mated at $40, 600 bales, Of which $50 900 bales
American,
Breadstuhs quiet and steady. Provisions dull.
LOSDos, April 20, p. m.-COnsols olo,ed at SOFA
ST. US. 6-2os 6si.
LATER.
Peace meetings continue to DO held In the large
towns throughout Prussia. -
The text Of the Prussian reply to the Austrian
ispatch Of the 7th instant has been published. II
lwslls especially on the admitted moves Of the
Austrian troops on the Prussian frontier by which
Prussia was led to take defensive measures, and
syS, If Count Msnsdorf', after tho Emperor passed
ais word that no aggression was intended by Aus
ria, still continues military preparations, Il can
lot be expected that Prussia ian equally clear de.
nial Of hostile intention having been given by the
King should relinquish those defensive measures
which were called forth by tho attitude Of Austria.
The Prussian answer to England's remembrance
10 said to be cold and naughty.
The Au,trian says Austria does not ask an inch
Il land In the Duohiss, nor will she accept Il.
Prussia wishes to annex the Duohiss, and Austria
bound to support the rights Of the sohleswig and
EIolstein people. She will not dictate To them,
but requires that the will Of the peopo and Of tbs
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New YoRE, April 30-Irorease in loans, 81.
$50, 900; circulation, $3.50 oOo deposits s. 300.
900 legal tenders, g. 0sc, oooi increase in specie
a, 25l, 900.
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Aational gepnblifau.
CAL AEEAIRs .


Turton) In the chair. Present: Me,srs. A. Lloyd,
Moves, Cross, Gulick. McCathran, Owen, Barr,
Garfield, and Lewis, .,r
The Chair laid before the Board a communication
from the Mayor announcing his approval Of the act
for the relief of J. H. Cochran. An aet to enable
the Mayor 10 pay Alexander Henderson and Fran
els T. Middleton $40 each. Also communication
enclosing protest from property on street
north, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
west, against repaving tho carriage-way at that
point.
Also, q communication enclosing The following
letter from the Board Of Fire Commissioners
...a..r. oyyIcE Trns conrrs.IosrRs,l
w..v,,orn nog n 20 n Ar, IA 4 ,ssa
Hon. Richard Waiideh, Mayor;
At meeting Of the Commissioners OF me fire
,.spivsd 10 recommend 10 The Councils the follow
~ ,n.,.a.. ~ NV ~ ,bs nsid msmhar. of Tho de-.
partmeut; .HH.t.
Three engineers, from $500 TO 5000 per snnum
Three hremen, from sooo 70 sIoo per annum'
ou, ,, nosue' sro,a ssSo ~ $1So ~ snnan,
49, s'"Ss.r - r. ..,,------
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PHILADELPHIA, April 3o.-Tbe cattle market
moderately active at former rates Receipts TO- 0oo
fair to good l4al5; cows unchanged; sheep in fair
demand; hogs very dull.
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500 inch siding, rough. Id. o.
5000 " iseh Selects dressed both sides. y
This "a nav lamber and will be sold In lot. Of 1000
feet With the privilege Of the entire amount Of sans
slse offered. t7-..7INF
400. 600 feet4-t Boards.
5000 feet u sesntling. ....aA
ln,000 feet Joist O.. ... ...H-..r
e6s4 feet 50 Ash Rack Strips.
This Is second hand lumber, and will be .Oid in lot.
Of 900 feet with the privilege Of 1900. III
Five days allowed for tho removal Of lumbsr By
purehsssrs. HI -.a.s..I IT 7
Terms Cash, in Government funds. - ...- ~
.I'' .'. d ". RUCKER
... b. MAI. Gen. and Chief ouartsrmasisr, .,
sp26.l0t Depot Of washingt n, DC.
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ouARrEsrAsrss GErrnAL's oryicr,
Pinsr DIVISION, J
wAsHusror, p. c., april a. 1888
By order Of the QuarefmAster General there Wilt be
sold the premises st public sueton under the al.
rection Of Captain George 7. Browning, A. o. NJ, on
TUESDAY the sth Of Nay 1893, aud continue from day
10 day, until ali s sold the following described lots Of
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CrRouIT CoURT-Judge Olin-Benjamin
H. Duvall usAinst Thomas r. Wilson, Judgment
confessed. .."
The case Of Maria J, Hutton against tho wash.
ingtOu and Georgetown Railroad Company was 70.
suasd and several witnesses examined. P,
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regard 70 injury done 70 pavsmsnts and what rom |
sdy can DO applied 10 compel them TO put the pave
ments In proper repair. Agreed to. O.. 90.
Mr.. Peugh introduced q resolution requesting the |
Board Of Health 10 inform the Board Of the nsess-
ity Of having the sewer between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets west and and streets north GOV.
cred with brick arch. Agreed to.
Mr.. Ferguson introduced resolution requesting
the Board Of Health 10 examine that part Of the
city bounded By First street west and Indiana sv
enuc aud report some plan 10 abats the intosrable
nuisance now existing In that place. Agreed TO.
Mr.. Ferguson, from the COMMITTEES on Ways and
Means, reported bill d. A. for the relief Of the
assessors which was amended and passed.
Mr.. Rhsem, from The COMMITTEES on Improve.
usnts, reported the bill ID. Al making On spprO
priation to drsdgs the ehannsl Of the Potomac
river, which led to q lengthy debate. It was
amended, on motion Of Mr. Dudley, 30 s to pro-
vide that the Chesapeake and Ohio canal shall open
and put In order the outlet lock Of the canal at
Rock creek, In accordance with the charter granted
10 that company By Congress.
An amendment OF Mr.. white was also adopted
providing that two thousand dollars additional be
appropriated to dredgs and deepen the Anaoostia
branch, from the canal to Greenlssfs Point.
An amendment Of Mr. Ferguson was adopted to
strike out general" and insert 'harbor," 90 as to
make the appropriation from the hsrbor fund.
The bill as amended was then passed.
Mr.. Rbesm also reported number Of improve
msnt billsi which were passed.
Mr.. simms, from the Committee on Drainage,
| reported bill to dig drain at sixtssnth street
west and 7 street north. Passed.
Mr.. Walker, from the Committee on wharvss,
| LIN N A \ l..t III. r.. n
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large SALE OF QUARTERMAS-
IL TER's sIokss AT THE CAVALRY DEPOT,
0IBSBORO', DC,
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Dpen att Performance 4 So clock. No extra charge
for seats secured In Hdvance.
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AuoTION sALBs.
r UMBER AT AUCTION.
IL. L Cnkr orAHrEnsAsrra,s orrrcr 4

Will be sold At auction, a. the dovsrnmsst Lumbsr
tesuth streets. uudsr the direchep Of pcsyet Leutsnn
Colonel James ~ Moore, A. Q. NJ, on SATURDAY,, NAY
g. at 10 m, the following described Lumber, 70 VII!
10000 fset sxt seantlIaE. I2 feet long. Henloek. .
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n ROW Il RS T II + A T r Z
" Psnnsylvsnis avenue. near w,llards' Hotel.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-13
Der llnteraeifbnefe eapfiehlf .5irh

|; Der undergraduates empfiehlt lid
bem biegeg Nnblieiim sur geioreung poi, snaIiiden
iomob wie Ssni9e fuie snf afetk 81
tgung non @e1nunget, GocMmenten, Gopieu llebers
ieeungcn unb aIer IN 6sIe adt3gorie Mfsn
beiten ME sud sur Glbrnng un6 Hegiiirina Der es
i9dtfssgscsr yne psriRtdt pfpHYts yunh ,afrieSens
tn Der ptiee ses GERM g. Sect Stinlucs 81 Ge5ef
strait nosr TN Drug Gtore 6es 1errf o. VI AaFIcd
Y: Saahsn sub gbsEsb @tEabe nsbs Der N9fs 6ifiN
!,,n.., Ssrrmau :, 8asHssiausss
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Gin fIeimeS Nara6ies auf
GrDem ann 9SrrFnmf.

S%U%W 0IS11k eG&G%IEAVN
Gin ausgesei6netes Gttif 2anb in elmer reisenhefl
@egenb tn Der HebIt@en uns inteuigenten Giabt
9untsDiae MIa., TT sum gertauf auseebOten fur $40.
CO... aenn SensGnb cine 9eimatb wlnf@t, IN Der bic
gSgeL fiser ftngen unb bic 8Mmen beIer reden, aIs
Dieun nsenebmen SOIssn bes arieges tonnten Sic
GisentHauer bemegea, iidb bouon gu trenneu. Mber
ba gOgel wnb 8Iumen niebt bic S6ornlfeiue raaben
mdden, mns bieier pIas in bic Sdnbe foIGer geriO=
men, bic GeIb boRsn. Sos Saus entbdIt erose Stus
ben, Gdseinribtunsen, NIT auseeseibnetem garten,
mnb Aues in better Drbntue. Die R5beI in BEN
Sduie wer6en NIT Sem 9aus perfauft. -.
- 9eIi on & Nur free,
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aafbpulq = zenns slfss glittpodD sen ls sjli 1896


Berffdtte ipareu pugesiinbet iuOrOen,
bod purbe bas 6euer seitig eenug eutr
beft, INN ben SLamlnen Sinbalt 81
tbun. ' - .
Mebrere 8mioneH, Die Antbeil am
Sampfer Slaneatuf babeu,s er6ieIteu
griefe nnter ibseSaustbiir sefefts uab
tpurOen beorObt, pab ueun pie farbieen
8ootleute nidt entlalfeu merSen, fDHte
iebcr Dampfer Der betrefenoen 9inie
berbrannt iueroen. II 6lH }aa
q. 8. @arriiony Der befannte feniide
9teoner.itanD Gel,te, sper &idter Ereat
bonn ser. ct. BiRtfft eourt. @dtriIon
iuur0e entIallen, ba, lpie Sfi&ter Sfeat
bemerfte, feine peiterns s9eFabr bon ibnl
gu befir@ten fei. ,saa9
8ei GrOffnnus Der @irraiE Court bon
@ape @irarbeau nladte Ser Oti6ter Sad :
ion Die @ranb SnrD beF5nSers auf Die
Sale bon 8riefefn aufmerffau, ipel9e
prebisen, obne ben sreueiS seIeiitet gu
baben. Sn SoI9e beiIen iuurben stuei
@eiFtIi9e, W,nfon iinO Mfurpbep anse>
flust unb ieOet Inn $500 gsFraft, siil's
slm 8. 5. Mfts. puroe bic fatboliI9e
Stride sn gspanbotte mn &oitbdrfeiten
i'm @ertf bon S17OO n1brefiS Ser Qtk =
pefenbeit oes Yriefers beranbt. il'~,
, a sg-aif 0. u. SUM. ni,..e =
Oie MobiIe 3eitunsen beridten, 6ab,
in-ber eansen staot Heisis an. neuen
@ebanben searbeitet miro unb pab tros
Dem NeanesI an g8obannsen berrfbt,
ipebbalb Die. Mie.ben irlmer nod iebr
bod iinb. 8erner pirb beridtet, baB
uOrise Bode Eeilii 8aastr gautnpule
mad einem Baarenbaus geldift ipurbe,
um seprsbt gu iperoeu. ga Oies aabsr
uiGt in6sIib gu madden mar, 10 iuurbe
Der 8aIen se0fnet unb mon fanb 4
srobe gtiden gi9enbols uno einige
Steine, suiamnlen 206 8funo i6per.
gB atlanta, -. Suni.
Sin 5erit6renbes 6euer brad biefen
Mor9en in cinent breiit6figen Gebdube
in YeadfraBe aus. Ser untere Sto&
mar Elm @dub @tore, Der sipeite entbieIt
Nfeuble5 unb i'm britten Gtof mar Die
SOo SeIops Sale, bic aaIIss berIoren.
Ser Geiarnmtfduben 6etrdet $4,000
meiitems beriidert. sala
Die Wdrtte finb unberdnSert.
OaS @etter 1T auBcrit beiB un6
troGen. st
Oie Central @ilenbabn tpir6 bon iest
an ibre 3iise bis mad gabannab eeben
laifen. Sn Sllabania dbaben uebers
i6pemmunseil in Solse Der 6eeeneiiiie
ftatt gefuaoea. 9lln 9IIabama sSlub ba>
ben bieielben iia9 elmer ablddbuna Die
8anmipoaen @rnbte nm tntnbeifens
$4,000 8ailen bef@dOiet. q, E. a.s.sH a.5ss5
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aouisbiIIs u. SUM. Sn 6el

HhV UtAS1 LIZ SUtst' SSu WV
8rOteb gesen s. B. Sebnlut,it Il. SbeO>
AoriG iGnselbad, Der S6btuno Hpn SboS
lg.. SabSe dnsetlaat, fpdr6eh bents Dor
SRidter SarIsfOu ,nsbrere BeIafmtss<
aeu9en un6 cine &eibe BIN GntIaitunese
seuseps = Iebtere meifens aebrenipertbe,
lanse III acuisbilIe' I dnfafIise Sentfde,
Der15rt. Mlsoann belt Der Staats>
gInipalt Meaior cine gfeoe, in tpeId5er
er iid ale mOslide, aber boffentlidl ber<
geblide Wtabe sibt, bic sln9etlasten
ais bosbnfte, taaliai0ie M6roer binans
itelea. Der bertbeiOigenbe SlnipaIt,
8err 8iilr, belt cine einOriR9lide,
rubige, n6aig leibeni9GfteEOfe gaebe,
bon Der mir pns iiber3eugt HaIten, boB
Ee ibren 5ipe6 ni9t berfeblen ipirb, gu,
NAL ben beiben 9IneetIagten olieitig Elm
iebr gutes @baraetetseusnib oussefteGt
tuirb. Seute 9admittas foa bic Sa@e
3ur Gnti6eibune tpnluen. A8ir bof>
fen, uniern 9eiern norsen oie erfreuIide
stadridt Der 6reiipre6uns nlittbeiIeu
su fonnen.
sa@ bli ag Q, 10. Suai. Ia Dies Iebs
bafteite Sbeilnabme sibt fid in unferer
8iirseri6aft fur bas mOrsen be0inneuoe
96Isenfeit tuno. Ser Seitaus miro
Fd bon Sforo 9fartet gale nod Dem
Court Sans Sqnare betpesen, mo er
bonn 0fabor Ser StaOt beerabt iperOen
piro. Damn sebt berfelbe mad Der
nenen SurnerbalIe, unire paderen
Surner baben cine lberaus pradtpoIIe
gbrenpfOrte erbant, iinitreitis bic f60ns
fte, bic ie in Nmerita gefsbeu iuoroen
III. (8ir boffen febnIid olifre9t frob>
i4e Beri1te.)
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Ianoe bic llnabbdnsisteit 81 peri6affen
tuiiniden Sa basGoIts Der Ser. gtaa@
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iOlden Gtrebeu lesriffen iinb; ba bas
britiide Gouberlielnent nidt nebr bon
nns berfanser failn, ais cine ffridte
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tif@e @esieruns ais mir S9abenerfab
fur ben gerluit forberten, ipel8en uns
fer Sanoel erlitten, fi@ ais fidter in
Der ei9enen @abe sebebr0ete; oa enbli@
Die felt 1918 beltebenOen sfeutralitdtss
seiebe uns 8Fi@ten auferlesen gegen
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gen, OsbbaIb fei bcf6loileu, bab bas
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augetpieien Derbe, cine Bill fiir aBiber>
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anf ben Gid an Iegen, mad eini9enDea
batten ieSo6 pertueigerte es bas Saus
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113 gegen A. ~. -
81 S6enf bon Sbio fdlug oasegeu Dor,
oab Der 8rdfiSent, mad Der 9lnfidt bes
5auies1ieine 8erfabrunosipeiie eeeen
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i4res Sanoes fdmpftsH noGmals in Gr>
pdsuns sieBe unO bab er aufeeforbert
tperOs fsin gerfd6ren 10 DieI ais m5a<
lid nit Oem 8ssFabrem enaIanSs In
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tudbreno bss 9risess Der Ser. Gtaaten
sestn Die @sseIIen estfolst babe, no es
6eiOe a5siIe ais 8riegfabrenbe betrad.
tete aa6 3ipl6ea beiOss eiue ltreuse
slsutralitdt bsOta4tete. ss ~, g B. b ,'ss ~ 3 /.
sla3 Idngerela Ge6atten iparae 6er
S@enrfde sIntrde nit 81 eeeen 81
augeuounseh e
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