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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21
DISSOLUTION.

rsNIE cd PArTNERSHIPI fEEETOFoRE
L eXistinsunder the frm style of TURNKEY
d WeatherS, was dissolved ON the 3lst day
of july, 1855, by mutual consent. Mr.. Turn
ley Is AUTHORIZED to, use the firm name in
settling ", the busines: 20 ~ .ii
|, '.....-..., w. II. TIlRNLEY.
T'tf 81 h"lN ..'i u. w. WEATHEisS.
Aug. 81, '68- iw. a. ,di -g bna .,yiuuuJ
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21
FOR SALE,

A N EXCELLENT BU1LDING LOT OF
"A 40 acres, with small orchard, adjoining
Judge Kings, in IL tine neighbprhood, ON
thu Charlotte road. Within ten minutes
drive of the city. For terms apply tOlld'
Il. ". III MPIfREY'S,
Aug. q. '6s-2WH.- N q. u ---ll---L- -L-n- :
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21

n1.. I'll. -------L - %
THE Nashville Banner, of last Sat
urday, contains an earnest appeal for
the prescription of Radicals, socially,
politically and commercially. Two
years ago, we urged this policy upon
the people. 1t raised n howl of af-
fected indignation among Radical ed
itors Of the NORTH Greeley leading
the pack. And how vast II, answered
here at home? Oh! it was all per-
fectly right, and every Conservative
was going 10 act upon it. This was
profession, what was thepractice? A
handful stood UP to their promises !;
but the general result was that col
ored mechanics had more work than
ever before, and field hands were more
in demand than ever, Radicalism be-
ing no objection to either. so1 ..
In justification it was argued that
labor was indispensable, and as all
negroes were Radicals, the scheme
was impracticable. Yielding to this
plea of necessity we dropped the sub
jet, though believing then, and know
Ing now, the wisdom of the policy
suggested. AS long us we trade and
associate with men who tramplc up
on our dearest rights they have reason
to deny our discomfort and to perse-
we're in course which enriches them
and which we meanly endorse. The
men who wrest from US the right
ofsuffrage are dear friends upon whom
we ought to bestow patronage and
smiles. The men who force money
from our pockets and deny the right
Of representation, are not thieves
oh, no! they are noble patriots, vol
unteer administrators upon our estates
and entitled to our thanks for theil
faithful discharge of the sacred trust
Go to Mississippi if You would see
thchappy effect ofproscription. There
if negroes would get employment
]
ocratic Clubs, and hence the defeat o.
the infamous constitution and tho
prescription Of the State by Congress
The white negroes there, finding thei
occupation gone, are sncaking ava,
and PURIFYING the moral and politica
atmosphere by removing their oilen
sive carcasses. ....
Why may it not be so here? Their
is a reason but it is not to be foun'
in the ineiliciency of the proposes
policy. Let each one seek it in tn
selfish motives that shape his owl
conduct. Let him seek the rcaso
while trading with Radicals. 1t re
veals itself when he smirks and grasp
the hand of a Radical on the street.
1t "sticks outn whenever he fails t
spurn, with contempt, each enem
of his dearest rights and author of tn
degradation which he grins and eli
durcs.
Every Radical Is an enemy of tn
Conservatives, and every Conserve
tive who even toleratcs n Radical d,
, serves all he has suffered, and all tina
! may be in store for him. This is til
language of honest feeling and fri
conviction, If Others feel and thin
differently, their responsibility is
their consciences, their country an
their God. ..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21
: DIARRHEA,,

Thousands of our fellow beings are annu.
ally consigned TO untimely graves, antirthe
dying groans of old and young are con-
rh9a, Ebolera Norbhs, &c. Asiakesult OF
much scientific research, and u long and
fatt pll, experienced we bfier " Ryinedfy for
al those SUMMER Complaints which is
pleasant and never.failing Units Effects
No mother should fall TO have n supply of.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21
MISS MAGGIE MeINERNEY

Ii As OPENED = HAIR ESTABLISH,
III meM at Mrs. i. Tassi's Millinery store,
over Courts X Beaunont's, where she ~
ready % wait upon all the ladies with any
kind OF ornamental Hair Work they may
Wish 10 have done. ..... t..tf.tt. .rif. ...I
Aug n 'tS-ofn ''
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21
FOR RENT.

DRICK HOUSE OCCUPIED FOR YEARS
ID bye FaXon, (deceascd), containing nine
rooms ana several closets. Within past
year has been renovated and repainted
nom cellar to garret. a splendid cistern
brick woOd-house and other outbuildings
on the premises. Possession Will he given
on or before Septomberlst. For terms, etc,
'fN''r w GEo. F. BROWN
Aug. 81, 'GS-lt. B. - %. - lI ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21
EARN FOR SALE.

FINE FARM FOR SALE, CONTAIN.
"A, ing ~ acres, lying. 2 miles south Of
Trenton, Todd county, KY. Apply %
Aug II, '6s-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21
Red Diarrh9a Remedy

Prepared with artistic beauty, with chcmi-
cal purity and exactness, selected aud COM
bined according to extensive metlcal OK
perience, unique In finish and APPEARANCE,
mild pioasant and eooling Y p,e stonlrSh,
unerring finger Of truth points to the RED
DlARRHusA REMEDY I'm the boasted
combination of tile day for all forms OF Di-
Vomiting, Cramps, etc. y aA@s-'NAV
Price sl00, or SIX bottles fey sS.Oo. Sent t.
all parts of the country Oh receiptof price.
Sold by all druggists.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21
e.r2.tn<I LIfsH
@ h 1C "A It
- 0Wy1 3Iil.-,YG ri HSJ0W -.
Southern Preparations !!

These are the standard Family Medicines
of America. They are prescribed and llsed
by the medical profession, They arr me
ferred by every mother and father. they
Immediately merit public esteem and con
fidence of all who once test their virtues.
fhey are prepared by physicians who arc
fully authorised by the Coul{rss of tho
United states, and are the result of a long
bedsitie cxperience. being neither secrets
nor patents, the medical profession have
q hearty Recommendation. .,',,,,, A., u
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21
EXTRACT BEARBERRY AND DUCIlV.

10 IL recommended 10 cure oil dcrnpgc-
mcnts OF the Kidneys and Bladder, such us
Gravel. Urinary Deposits OF all kinds,
Bloody or MILKY Urine, frequent desire 10
urinate, Pain IN the Small Of the Back,
bull BurIIing Pain In the Region OF the
Bladder, Gout, DrYpsy, Neayous TreAblingl
MelanchoIiy, Eyil Fofebadilipt, Etfets OF
Habits OF Dissipation sc Early Abuse, .oss
OF Power and Memory, and ali tilose alice
tioils requiring a promptand decided Dfu-
retic, whether old OF young, male or female.
Price sl.OO, or six bottles for $500, ship.
ped 10 all parts of the eountry TN reeeipt
Of price. Sold BY all druggists. ~
tfH j. n DKOMGOOLE'& CO.,
Roprietors, Memphis, 1vnnessco.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21
TAKE NOTICES!

A Ill PERSQSS HoLpING nUE BILLS
n ON the Memphis, ClarksYiUeand Louis
vile Hailrohd .ar9 requested to neot ~ ilo
Post .nDiee ia this city, on saturday, Isl
INST, at2o'tlockP. NJ. ,orp
Ano IL ne -a,r -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21

THE IssUE-- Duh of me 1ve7 JE,1;os |
Hon A,axa,,do. ny IT. c. u"y0.
,pn. AieAanaer ~ H. stuart, IN
y letter 20 nhe baltimore Committee,l
says: III
1t Is time. therefore. that the neonye
sliould. Assem- bic and 'fnke counscl to
gether how thew can hest arrest the
revolutionary measures of the Marty in
power. Itis eapecjaIJy jn,,nbenf an
the members OF. the Old whig marty.
the f,llbwcfs of Henry Ciay fTdEl
miss from their minds ali nrei,,dices
against The name OF Demjcracy and
to lend. their aid. in the good, Work of
constitutional restbration. tfbe whig
partv and its ayistonoe 70 what i, re,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21
Kidney and Bladder Affections

are eSceeiihRiycoInDIoHh ana trouniesonis
long feltthe necessity Of q remedy That can
be relied upon IN AL thoss affections, aud
none are better quni iied Ia prepare such "a
reIpedy than abe physician himsslf, We
have pfutticcd medicine about twenty
years, and can safely say that va know OF
M combination 10 equal our Irarunu
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21
C0.pARTNERsHIP,

NRyR, w, N'I;ATH EFs. OF IiiE l,Aiss
vi firm of Turnkey 4 Weathers, haf p..h
i,dntttad 10 an interest I'm our business, the
arm name remaining unehanEggd;
7T SMITH & HUTCHlNGS.
July 81, 90 2m,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21
LawJ. Pr Ding MeOVI.Dl& CO.,
Pfoprietors, Memphis. 'Denhessec
English Female Bitters.
WHAT WILL. rtrEY- M, 7esi2

They will restore fading female beauty,
will paint the pale cheek, Will hurl back
the gathering storm that encirclss your
brow, will add brightness and lustre 10
your lifeless eye, Will give brilll,ncy and
and strengthen your shattered nerves, add
tone, hearth and sbuosanayto your whole
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21
11i5 ACRES MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
TENNESSEE, land FOR SALE AT
t.f FIVE DOLLARS PER ACRE. %"

rT,lIE UNDERSIGNED OFFER ELEVEN
/ hundred and fifteen acres of timbered
land for sale, situated on the south side of
Cumberland river, at the very low price of
five dollars per acre, 1t has been divided
into nine tracts, varying in size from sixty
Ito two hundred acres, plat of which can
be seen by calling ON either of us, in Clarlks-
vile, or upon our agent, Oliver Tinsley, who
lives adjoining the land.
We would prefer that persons wishing to
purchase thisland should look at II In per-
much as the price asked We will warrant
the title, which Is perfect.
~. j. l.. BAILEY.
Ii c. q. SMITH.
Aug 81, '6S-iw. .... ........ ...ff.r
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-21

WASHINGTON, Aug 49, Gen. Rosecrans In
company with ex-Confederate Generals
Swell, Longstrcet and Hunter, left to-day
for White sulphur Sprins, Va.
General Lee Will meet and confer with
General Rosecrans there upon the political
situation of the country.
Mr.. Chase returned this evening In fine
health aud was met by few friends at the
depot, who escorted him home. He is de-
! lighted with Parl<eRhurg, aud Expresses
the opinion that the Conservative clement
Is largely In the ascendency I'm West Vir-
ginia, t....- .tr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-13
Ser IS d +.

ben bic 8eamten berGrpreB gpmpa9nte,
baB pteielbe fih ouf $4,000 belduft.
Die Nduber lteben bic 2pfpmDttS
na9pem iie ibren 3ped erretdt batter
etltde Metlen 1ipltd Yon seymour auf
auf pem@eleiief teben, uno ma6ten itd
aus nem Staube.
81. 5arfins ,purpe Cam flag beiin<
nun9slp6 gu uniererS taotiun na6 ietz
net @pbnun9 ait Gde iedster uno&enz
tl1dyfrabe 9ebra9t.
Spbalb bic &1t1tpe oiele5 fiibnen uno
yerme9enen Naube5 unlere Stapt CT
ret6te, be9ab 1i6 Der erfabrene 0ebeimz
ppltstlt .. s, 8lt9b, CIT Srt unp SteQe
unp miro e5 tbn bpfentlid 9eltn9en>
pen8 erbredern auf g st fpr1mea
uro lie s1 verbaften.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-13

Aus Heufunblanc.-N euz
%funoldnoer 8eridte melpen, raB in 10
@p9en 100000 Stud&pbben imWerz
tbe ppr elmer Mtuipn Dollars ans9anc
9ebra9t pproen itno.
yfeuf uucldnber 8ldtter brtn9en Die
Nadrtdt bae Ser in Green 8ay Can
Der &ufe Neufunolanes) wpbnbafte
TbomaS 8up9ea unp fem Aeih UNI
5 Sinner In et11em Sppte e~rfrpren iinb.
Da ite BON 9ebensmitteln gang entbl1b!
ware1 fudten ite cine bena9barteNniiepz
lung su errei9en, 1lra lt6 iolde ;u
seri9afen fanpen aber BET BET Tabrt
inSselammt tbren Gpc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-13
Merifo.

$480>000 &c to- Die IT, SIM ser>
9an9enen Stunt wurpe cine Banf in
Merifo un1 $48O>000 in @plpfDrner1
beraubt, >ppspn ben BebIrben eer
Ser. @taaten Ma6ridt 9e9eben worpen
mar. Mm leBten Tretta9e purbe BET
@erbadt Der Stem Srlean1er Yolisei
bur9 bas 8enebmen speier Gremben,
Die @plbfSrner gum @erfauf ouSbotcn,
re9e 9ead6t ur1p BET elmer au9enblidz
lt@ in beren @pbnun9 opr9enpmrne11en
Dur61u6un9 >purben $4,000 III
@olp spr9efuuoen. Gs spies fid ais
Ypnt pbt9enMaube berribrenb aus, uno
man erf ubr ieitcem, bob fir 100000
Sob 1T Seem yprf unb fir $4,000
III Baltimore Scrfauf t >purpe.
Mertcp.- Die rerplutipndren
8eme9un9en 9e9en ben Yrdfpenten
SuareS unor 5u Yunfen be8 @eneral6
Srte9a nebmen imn1er 9rpsarti9er prp>
pprttpne1 All. Mn Der Spibe per1elben
itebt Der General Murelian Nivera, ben,
bic @enerdle Ne9rete> Menoe;> Simine;
Gepeba ut1p t1eun anbere @enerdle sur
Sette itebn. Yartei9dn9er fir Santa
Mnna iGlieben fi9 ;ablreid Der 8ez
we9un9 an nnp man fam it9 penfen>
wie oteielben BON Sag su Sag angfa6z
trud 9elptnnt 4; bereit5 1ammeln {I9
Sniur9entenbaufen in bet Ber9pi1trttten
Don MjuStc. SnD ttriftpalSan baben
oieielten unter benz &ufeuM arques unp
&e9enti9aft" fd bereit6 tnSsiiy per BE-
ceutenoiten Staot 9eiebt.
Sn yucatan bat bic &eeieruu9 s>pei
Militdr<G clonien 9e9rinbet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-13

Mltert @atlen beibe. Gr 9laubte, pab
bteier @atipn unp feline bejabrteM utter
Dolly Bation bic Grben 1eiet unb fno
pemna6 an fte gu eraminiren. DaS
Nefultat Der llnteriuGun9 tpar> pas Mlz
rern,an1 @rapes in fetner Mnft9t 1ebr
beftdrft purpe ltnp TN Namen ieiner
GltentstL at, bener e. 9rpBes Snterel1e
&1tmu1t ait ben Staatelefretdr Nellpn
ben Mntra9 fteQte> su Intervention. Auf
Gruno oer tbm Spr9ele9tetI Documente
bat Der StaatS1 efretdr penr AUDI betm
neutrality-suspicious. 0ertdt ben Mntra9
gefellt jenes Teitame1t nod nidt gut
subetbe1. pplly 8atl p1 mar sur 3ett
tbrer angehlt6en G%erbeiratbun9 NIT
bent @eritprhener, ebenio wie jener ieltit
npd nidt fret. sic lebten int @ipen
uno roren Sflayen. Inter oen fritz
beren @erbdltniBen 1T lire Grauun9
leidt erfldrlid, ppuy fat ben @erfprz
benen felt rreibig Sabren ntdt 9eieben,
Grpbrem ipentifctrte 1is i'm ypr ein<
t9en @p9en auf5 8eittmmteite, als 11e
na6 bier 9efUbrt uno tbr cte nit Bez
wtut9un9 Der Notwithstanding aus
ee9rabene 2ei6e 9e;etSt wurpe. NlS
~belpnoere8 &enn;eiden 9ab fie cine
Narbe am re9ten &nie be68 prltprbenen
an u1o pieie Narbe wuroe AUDI spr9ez
funben, alS man paS ait jener @teQe
befnoli@e2ei6entud entfernt batte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-13
@a8 1T Die GiDilebe.
CBeautpprtet Yp,t -Yiu5 IX.]

GS 1T Elm @lauben8lab. pab bic Gbe
BON un1erm 9errn SefuS GbrtfttS 5ur
Wurpe zines 6acramente6 erbober
pproenL unb eS 1T 2ebre Der fatbolti9er
Stride, baB bas Sacramert ntdt et&pa
cine sufdui9e an ben 8ertras btn3u<
tretenpe Gt9eni9aft iei ionbern oaS
|@acrament eebSrt gum @eien ielbf, -
oab etne ebrltde @erbinpun9 feline re9t<
mdbt9e if, a&ber I'M Sasrament berGbe
pbne welGe ie 1t9tS anberS it, alS etn
pure6 Gpufubinat. Gin bir9erlt9eS
@eieb, neldeS 1T Der GprauS1 eBu1g
baG BET ben &atbplifen paS Sacra-
lnent ber Gbe Don pemGbeyertra9 tre11z
bar 1ei bebauptet he 0lltisfett Der
Gbe su %bewabren> w%ieperipri9t Der 2eb@
re Der &ir1e matt ft6 bic u1Yerauber<
liGeu Ne6te~ reri elben an> unp 1teQt
tbatld6li6 boS Gpneubtnat auf 9let9e
2inie init benz Sacramente Der Gbe
baour9 rab e5 tas cine p{e raS aroere
anerfennt:
Der &Dni9 @ictpr Gumanuel batte
it@ in eiuent S9reiben u1ter at1oerm
befla9t paB Der &lerus 9e9en has bea11<
tragic Sc eB agittre. Der papit Bitch
AUDI bdrauf bic Mntrprt nt&t i9ulotg
ipnpern idrieb :S4idrteb ia .. M.,
paE tie1e6 @e1et nt6t fatbplii9 it, uro
1T bas @eieb nidt fatbolii9, 70 if ber
&leru6 perpRi9tet> bic @laubt9en oarii>
BET aufsufldren, ielbit aut bic 0efabr
bin Der er ent9e9enltebt! S9lteBlt@
f9reibt Der ii. Slater: Majetdt Mtr
reper1 su Sbnen AUDI int Name, 5elu
Gbrifi re0en> rpen1 AUDI unmaretser
SteIpertretcr @ir iinp, unp in 1eine11
VI. Namen ia9en @ir Sbnen btele6@ez
1es. &pel@e8 bic Suelle Don tauieao n1z
prpnun9e1 piirbe ntdt gu ianetidntre11>
Sp rebet Der pberte 5irt Der Gbrtite,z
belt, urp tteie 5irtenitimme tit tlar u1to
perltdnrli9 fit ale wabren Satbolt>
fen.
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Sic Treimaurcr. fu1cn ben Gpn

an3u9eben.
Die ~Greimaurerlpsen seben 5~a1peilen eiae1
Epn spn ]i9 unb balo febt II. bRrt raan Johann
bic uauf5etlarte, freiFnnise" @elt na9 bempfH
tansen. @u tInte es srr einisea 5abren 'n ben
9paen : vJprt nit ben Seiuiten" unb talo bar
auf n,1a6te bic aufeeflarte @elt benSeiuiten ben
ariea. Scbann tS,,te IS in ben 9ebetmen 5al=
len: uGprt nit ben &lpterfrauert aus ben Opt
talern" unb 1rfprt nta9te i9 bic aultur< unb
S%ubenmelt ans Werf. @ptan1 tDnte es tn ben
2peen uGprt nit Der Ipbesirafe" unb lit allen
99autern wurbe 1T ben eeies9ebenben 8ebDrbe1
teren MbldaFuns beantrast. Spbann tDnte e6
mieber aus ben 2psen uGcrt nit ben Teterta<
gen" unb bic @tirmeret sesen bic fir4li9en
Jeltaee beaann. Sept madea bie2peen f9 nit
@ptt 3u tbun, unb wpQenAaes, mas an ben gro
Ben u@elt< Grbauer" %erinnert, aus ben 2osen
entfernen, unb nantentli9 ipQ @ptt aus benGib>
frrmeln 1nb aus benz Civil, Straf< uab pcli~
5ei @cber sefriden perten. @ir baren nus
allu sefabt MAIDEN, bab bieier neuete pff sesen
@ptt talb AUDI in Der arfeeflarten @elt bic
&unbe nta9en tpirb.
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&obel< Depef6en

Dlp.ren16 6. Sunt.- Der Yapit
bat einen N9enten mad benGer Staaten
0el9idt UNI &efrute1 fir feline Nrmee
a%1superben. 0aribalbt bat at, YerI9ie<
bene Elm lubreide Yripatperfonen unb
8ebSrben 8rtefe 9el9rteben, in benen er
lebr einortn9lid ermabnt, cieitm prpject
Der M%nlpertun9 ppn&dmpfern 9e9et bic
italienil1e @plfspartei auf ale rlr
mI9lt6e @etle ent9c9ensuarbeiten.
8erltn, 10. Suni.-Der 1prpz
peutl9e 8uno empfeblt ben @rpbmd@z
ten spnGurppa unp Nmertfa pie9lnnabz
me elmer International l1ebereinfunft.
bic unbepinete Siderbeit se9en Sim
we9nabme bon pripatzG t9entbum auf
bpber See sur&rie9sseit gu .saranttren,
Miem 10. SUM. -Der&etdsratb
bat cinen@ eieB<@ pri9la9 att9enpmmen>
>pelder ben Gerfauf Ter Staat6zD pmdz
nen bef ieblt.
meudbelmore eines RriTid,en 8urften.
Bel9rab in SerYten H.
Stunt 0eitern Nadmittas I'm 5 ubr
purpe Der re9ierence Tlrft MtGael BON
6erYten nit &epplYern BON bret Mdnz
nern 9efdpnen, wdDrenp er I'M Tpps6pz
bprp< parf ipasteren gins. Daielbt
berrfdt srpbe N%ufre9un9 aber ben
Meu9elmprn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-13

| fortae(eBt rnb IS fdien pfenbar, tab bic 0rn=
benteliser einen pplNfanpisen @tes basp1t traset
miirben. gus ber &ale maren bereitS $6O,OVO
sur llnterfabung berausse3pssm uno tpeatee
AusiGt auf einea sliidlidenGrfols. Maettt bic
Nrbeiter erbielten eine unerwartete ltnterNl'suas
ycn Geiten ber @taotbebDrben Der @tabt Nt=
gan, uelde bic @rubenbeiigsr ts'1a9r'9t'stea,
pab ie tein gle9t batten, auspartise Mrbftter tit
hen Gifrift su trinse,1 unS baoure9 unrlDe ST
seranla0eu. @ie erwirtten suslei9 bic Jtidte=
rufaua tes Militdrs. Die@uSifansif9sn felen
nun ,pieber iber bic neuen Mrbeiter Der u1b Ia
bic @rubenteFger f9 bes Militars teranbt IA
ben, 70 lieBen ie ibre Mrbeiter ii9 suridsie9sn,
pas MIR urrter srpben S9wierisfeitsn betrsrt=
teQiat perben fpnnte.
Die Orubenteiser tpurben inter OrpbunSe1t
eufsefurtsrt, bic Mrbeit NIT ten friberen @rbei=
tern tpieter auf;uuebn1en. sic. petssrtsn ltg>
unb bic Nrteiter faritten 3ur Musfabrnng ibrer
Drpbunssn. Ginise spn Nuflebem betprbnte
pauler purben ausseplunbert unb bic Nfaldttte<
tie an einisen Gjruben 3e%rtriimmert nab III bic
@9a9te sepprfsn. Sci bte1en lebten Gsmalt=
tb1tisfeiten tpurben atern1als spt ltnbetbeilisten
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