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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

OH om.--Harliord City about et
miles below this place on The river ia
Mason county, will soon be as famous
for its oil as it now for its salt, accord.
ing to present appearances. The Val.
ley City Salt Company in which Mr.,
Proctor of this place is q slockhOlder. at
a depth Of about 600 feet. in one OF their
salt wells, on Monday the l4,h inst,
struck oil, which rises spontaneously to
the surface so cOpiously that on Saturday
last it had filled TO Overlooking an exca-
walton with acOpacity of from eight 10
ten thousand gallons. The excavation
is % feet in depth, l2 feet square at the
bottom rom which the we'll was star ted
a lew months since. As soon as the
Company was organized this and aroth'
er well which has not yet reached the
oil level, were commenced, 1t is SO
near the one from which the oil is now
flowing, that it is expected 10 discharge
oil in eqnai abundance when the proper
depth ia reached. So confident were
the stockholders of obtaining large
supply Of salt water. that when they
commenced boring, they also began the
erection of buildings and procuring APP
poratuR Tor the manufacture Of salt on
an extensive scale, and for these purpo.
SIS they have already expended large
sums Of money. We understand that 10
a few days they will decide the question
whether they will save the oil or neglect
ing it. siOk their wells still deeper for
salt water. which they expe't TO reach
ct depth Of 100 feet. We have from
an eye witness the above statements
concerning the quantity of oil, who says
tia! Hartford City is al alive with ex-
element aud that oil wells in abundance
will soon be commenced in that vicinity.
Neps June 24th.
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PEzsBErERrAN SABBATH ScaooL Pic,
NC, On Thursday morning last the
Superintendent Of this Sabbath School,
headed band of juvenile pic uiokers
composed of teachers aud scholars, and
above all the boys who bore the fac
sea gross rope for swing. Leaving the
already hotpaRemon,s of thu town about
. o'clock A, NJ, all botook themselves
to the cool Shade of prospect Ridge,
back Of town, taking 10 the train sundry
we'll stored willow baskets, replete with
"pizen things" and covered with snowY
linen. The very sight Of which would
make the young pic nlckers laugh while
they dreamed of cherry and prune pies.
AID jelly cake, After having conquered
the heat, height and distance, which in>
tervenes between the town and the very
crest OF the shady ridge, and having
planted their colors near the old fortif
cations, aud the swing having been ad'
jus,ed 10 two strong trees, young Amer
lea began to throw of restraint aud suit
actions to the bold, free air and expan-
sive SHADE Of the forest Of his native land,
After tue siogcrs, ramblcrs and swiugers
were tired OF their three hours exercise,
the Superintendent called them together,
and the school was addressed 10 beau
tirui ond appropfiatc style by Frank A.
Guthrie, Esq, after which an Essay was
read by NJ q J"rlen, Esq.
Dinner was then served on the grass,
to which ample justice was done by all
parties, After dinner wac over, there
being a considerable amount Of good
things" left. were gathered up and given
TO a'pOur lady who lives in on humble
cabin in the hollow below, which was
thankfully received. At 8 o'clock P.
NJ. all returned to town, each well plea.
sed with his or her days recreation and
sport, and reeijzing haiti is not all Of
life merely to live, aujGhat although our
Creator has made labor the law Of our
living, YET sometimes innoccut amuse-
menI is as joslifablo as labor.
REPORTER
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mongers.

VIZ lenru thst Dr.. Clancy wiIl,bo IN
Point Pleasant again on the first Thus.
day in July, Persons wishing first
class operations 10 dentistry, near home,
will do we'll to call on him at the Kline
House, where every attention will be
paid to their convenience by tho accom-
modating aud gcnlcmsnly prOp'iclors,
Deem E Smith.
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We received by express to-day very
suspicious package Ono Of The elongated
kind that brought 10 ones mind vision;
Of corkscrew aud cut china ware. We
called in few friends broke the seal
and distributed the contents Of the bot
tie among them-being temperate our.
self we could only indulge in the sens
Of smell, But our friends pronounced
it the faesl specimen Of current wine
ever made Il came from John S. Mil
Ter, Esq. of Mason County, by the hand
of our good brother Tippett of the
Point Pleasant Register and was only
an aversga sample of his regular
vintage, Our friends say it is 40 article
that would satisfy the longiugs Of tie
mos devoted dcvolec Of Bachus. PR
kcrs5ury Times
Peaches prOmis, 10 be unusually
cheap aud plenty the coming season.
Delaware alone promises two million OF
baskets, and the crop in Pennsylvania
promises to be the largest ever grown
The crop in this sac'ioa will produce an
extraordinary yield.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Oaboll county on the first Mon
day in June, 1869.
A.G. White,
vs., Debt,
V. S. Dobbins,
The object Of this suit is to obtain decree
for the payment to the plaintiff Of the sum of
S793.92 cents due by note with interest thereon
until paid and the costs Of this suit. aud to at
tach the estate of the defendant V :. Dobbins
in said county Of Cabell where said suit is
pending. The attachment awarded in this
cause having been returned by the Sheriff Of
This county showing that he has levieI said
attachment on the estate oftho defendant Y. S
Dobbins IN said county Of CRbell and State
Aforesaid. ABd itappearing by affidavit filed
with the papers Of this suit that the defendant
is not resident Of this State, il is therefore
ordered that he do appear here in one month
after the date Of the FIRST publication OF the or
der in this case and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit.
Tcste: wM. MERRITT, Clcrk.
Moore, Kline L Moore, Soils.
June 94-iw
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REPORTER

SECOND ANNlvERsARY OF THE BUF
FALo AcADEM-J. z. LTNINGER PRIS-
clPAL,-The session Of this Academy
ending on the 24,h inst, was closed with
an exhibition on the evening of that day.
The audience was large and attentive,
but it could not have been otherwise, for
every performance was both interesting
and instructive. The success on this
occasion did honor alike TO teacher and
STUDENT. The improvement in oratory
and style, since the last exhibition, is
indeed surprising. Nothing Gao prove
more cOncIusive!y the capacity, energy
aud perseverance Of an instructor, than
tho advancement Of his pupils. Al the
close Of the exhibition, the students pre-
sonled 10 Col, Liuinger large and beau
,ifuIly bound book. for which he briefly
aekcawlejgcd his obligation and graft
tude, but this brief address caused tears
to wander down the cheek Of many a
student.
Nearly every parent was sorry that he
did not hear the commencement Of an
other session announced, But. alas =
The prcccpior's sOrrowCul counronancc,
and the students fearful eye would seem
to say, "COl. Liningcr has taught bis
last school at Buffalo" We hopo not.
BUFFALO, June e8lh, W.
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In TOwS.--We had a call the other
day, from our esleeme friend, John f.
Timms, Esq, formerly resident Of this
State, but now Of Greensboro, Kentucky,
He and his lady arrived 10 our town on
Thursday morning last, on visit to
their relatives. We trust that their stay
among us will be pleasant and agrccn.
BILE.
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Flowers AS we opened our office
door last Monday morning we were
agreeably surprised TO fad the room fll'
ed with the delicious fragrance Of How-
ers, end after looking around we soon
espied a large, handsome, aud weI-ar-
ranged bouquet lying upon cus' near
the window. Such little acts Of kind
ness are always acceptable and long re-
membered by the printer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

A great many persons have an idea
that printers of newspapers can live
without money. II isa great misiOk0'
0nly subscribe and advertise add pay
for your paper, and you will sleep as
sound as a roach and be as happy nc 0
lark flying in tho air, So Horace Gree"
ley says; and ho ought 10 know.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

Tus Pomeroy Iron Company, with a
superior Nail Mil, is nov 10 full blast
under the broad peauuut Of Colonel G.
Grant. Our word Tor it, old "IrOu
Sides" will make the thing gO.-Fhet
rood Reflector.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

RErURSED. Messrs. John Hall aud
James HOgg, who left this place on the
18th Of June for Nebraska. returned on
Sunday last, on the Fleetwood. From
Mr. Hall we received the following Oc-
count of their trip:
They went by rail from Cincinnati,
passing through Chicago, Rock Island,
&c., and arrived at DsnnisoD, Crawford
county. Iowa on the morning Of the 2lat,
Out from home abcu. sixty mine hours,
making about one thousand miles, They
spent Two days in Crawford county; from
thence they returned by way of Council
Bluffs, Omaha. St. Joseph. ST. Louis and
Cincincinnsti to Point Pleasant, Says
there orc three lines Of Railroads by
which 10 reach Omaha or Council
Bluff, but thinks the quickcs! aud best
route is the Central. Can go from teTc
10 Omaha and return for 6fly,fo dol
lars. He represents the various kinds
of crops as looking we'll, He reports
the wheat crops Of Indiana, Illinois, Mis-
souri,, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska aud
Kansas, will be more than double that
of any previous year. He represents
the country through which they passed,
commencing near the Indiana line and
running across Illinois through Chicn>
go, across Iowa to Omaha or Council
Bluffs and then down the Missouri river
as the most beautiful country be ever
beheld, and thar within this circuit
ninety niue of every hundred acres
will be as productive as our Ohio or
Kanawlo river bottoms and are lighter
and much easier cultivated. He says the
flow of emigration into Illinois, Iowa,
Nebraska anil Kansas is very large, and
that these States are rapidly increasing
in population and wealth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

CLlProS Mills. -Wo lean Ifom Capt.
Powell, that men have been secured and
are there, who lake the place Of the
strikers as boilers, nail cutters and
workman generally, and that the Mills
we're started up on Monday The men
are from Richmond Virginia,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

HEAVY Wharf.-The field Of wheat
on Nj HondersonS farm on the Kama
wbl, opposite Iiis place, which was cut
las! week, is estimated will yield forty
bushels 10 the acre.
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"A StraY.

A YEARLING CALF with with white
IA spots and Of the Durham breed came to
the house ofthe subscriber about twelve months
ago Any person having lost such call, com
ing forward proving property and paving the
charges can havcit, S. LONG,
Jackson Furnace, Mason county, W Va.
june 2f-aw.
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Geauino English Walden Gnss
and Grain Scythes.
American Grain and Grass Scythes,
Red Razor Ora" Scylhes.
Grain Cradles, Scytbe Snaths.
Two and three Proaged forks.
Hay Rakes, DC ut
SMITH & PoLSLEY's.
may 81 III.
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NOrIpE.-Hereafter we shall make it rule
to charge at the rate of 5 cents per line for all
"puTs," and advertisements of any descip.
ton which are placed in our local columns
religious and charitable offices alone excepted
Free advertising and putting positively dis.
continued.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

The business man who adveIlises most
extensively generally. makes the most
money, Thousands of people know
nothing ofmeO in business who naIIcr
themselves tfa, they ore known by every
body, Keep your name and business
conspicuOusly before the people SO that
they will think about you aud talk about
you, aud your business,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

Smith Il Polsley have just received a
nice lot of quoens.ware and glassware,
among which is superior lot of fruit
cans,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

WHEAT The wheat in this county is
about all harvested The yield, it is
ea'imatcd.wilI b, much larger than ever
before in this county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

The vote on Lay Delegation in the
Hartford City charge, NJ. u, Church, re
suited as follows: Number entitled to
vote $780, number voting 81; number
voting for At; number voting against 4
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SEND TaEH lS.--We respectfully ask Jus
tees of the Peace to report cases of publsc in
terest, tried before them, aud everybody TO
send items of interest for publication. A 10.
teal paper should be a compendium of loca
history. Help US TO so make the REGISTER.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

Those who keep new goods constants
ly coming in, und sell as good an article
for less money than nOy ono else, will
have trade no matter who opposes. -
The above motto is the secret 10 the great
amount of bushes, done ut Smith &
Martins,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

Friend for July. A beautiful eugrav
ing, called "My Native Land. Farewellv'
lead, of the July number of this excel
leut,magazinO. Then we have the usual
elegant Fashion Plate, giving the late
Partisan styles; and Gue illustration Of
the poem. In Attic, by Florence Percy
followed by Uumber Of engrOving' Of
ladies' bOnnets, dresses, jackets. dc, =
The music this month is the Squirrel,
Polka Published by Deacon & Peter
son $40 Walnut Street. Philodelphia, at
50 so yeor (Which also includes o
large steel engraviug) -Four copies So.
Five copies (snd one gralis,) So The
Lady's Friend and The Saturday Even.
ing Post land ouo engraViug) S4,oO.-
Specimen numbers sent for ten cents.
The onword' is rapidly taking its
place in front ranks of periodicals, As
q serial Of choice literature and enter.
tanning stories it has few .uperior'. "It's
SheridAn-H ooray," By A. w, Cole, Of
New York, will please every udmirer Of
the gallant Little Phil" S. Soule Smith,
a native Of Florida, contributes "EIeno.
RAJ poem ofrare merit. The criticism
on the battle Of Gettysburg is from the
pen Off Waits De Peyster, aud is the
most entertaining reading, We connOl
mention all the good things this number
contains but can assure all lovers Of
Magazine literature thaIit will meet their
every expectation. Publication 0llile
lf9, Nassau street. New York.
The Little Corporal" for July. as US.
ais replete with most interesting read
ing for the little ones, rs illustrations
are beautiful, and its reading matter is
Just such mental food as our little ores
should receive. Published by Sswell &
Co., No, 6. Post Office Place, Chicago,
III.
GcDrY's LADY's Book.-The July
number of this popular ladies magazine
has appeared oo our table. It's splen
did number aboundiug with beautiful
fashion plates. and interesting reading
Send Tor il. Address L. A. Cooley. Phil,
adelphia, Pa. Terms, So year.
PKreRs' MUSICAL Monthly is beyond
doubt the best work Of the kind 10 the
United States, Each number contains
from 2G 10 "a poges of music by the
best composers of America and Europe
all at the low price of $500 per ycat--
The Register aud Monthly will be furu'
ishcd to rsubscribers at $50 per au'
mum,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

BALTIMORE ADVERTISING AGENCY Messrs
Z. S. Riley, Jr., and John NJ. Kilman, at 10
South Charles street, Baltimore Md, are our
authorized agents to receive subscriptions aud
advertisements, at our regular terms.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

We we're happy to meet in our office,
Monday, Hon. D. II, X Dix, OF Win
f.N, The Senator is looking we'll.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

POST OFFICE HOURS.--The Office is
open rom o'clock a. m. to O'Clock p. NJ
On Sundays from o'clock a. IN. to 9 a m.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

A Coon LAw,-The new Code of this
State provides that oil officers Of the
Court, sheriHs, Clerk, Recorder, and
even Justices Of tho Peace aud COusta.
bles may refuse to execute any process
or issue any papers unless the legal fees
for the same shall be poid in Advance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

gBLANK DEEDs.-We have just printed
o lot OF Blank WARRANTED Deeds, which
are for sale at this oAi2e.
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NOTICE
TO SHIPPERS AND CARRIERS ON
THE GREAT KANAWIIA RIVER.

VNHE undersigned having been appointed
1 Collector Of Tolls by the Board Of Public
Works Of this State foy the lower district Of The
Kanawha River, hereby gives notice to all
shippers and carriers on said river, that they
will be required TO paw their tolls TO him at
Point Pleasant, or to John Winkley assistant
Collector, at same place, on all articles ship.
ped or carried TO or from any point between
Elk river and the mouth Of said Kapawha
River, Steamboats, aro required to report to
the undersigned, promptly once wook Coal
Companies once a month, and all other ship,
pors on each and every trip, A failure to
comply with The requirements Of this notice
will subject The party TO legal proceedings
JOHN NJ, PllELrS. Collector
,,,y Ou ~
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HARVEST Tools Gran and Grass
Scylhcs, Grain Cradles, ScythO Snathes,
two aniIhreo pronged Forks, Wooden
Rnkes, DC. &C., at Seiszer, SebOn d
McCpllocb's.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-01

NorM Pubic. Governor Stevenson
has appointed A W, Rollins, Esq No
tary Public for Mason county.
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AN oRprSAscg,--A very important
ordinance will b, fouul ia rno'hcr col
umn.
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A fellow in New Orleans imngincs
that he is goose, We have several in
this town without The imagiuaHon
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NJ sEIDLER We direct attention TO
The new advertisement from this gentle
man IN to-jay's Register. He has now a
superior stock of notions, dress goods,
'dgjog', trimmings &c., which he is offer.
,ng At the lowest prices, Ho publishes
that he sells cheaper than any one else
Call on Seidler.
PERsoSAL.-Wo had q call from o, W.
Mather, Esq, U. s, Assessor for thiI
District, on Saturday. lIO was here OF
Official business Ond was accompanied
by T, j. Lcsogc, Esq, Assistant Assc3
'gg Of Caboll county,
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WOOL! WOOEI WOOL!
CARDING & SPINNING!

CARDING & SPINNING!
1--WE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Jackson aud adjoini ing
oouE:ies, ihatthsy have commenced iadtr bus
mess of Carding and Spinning Wool, for the
season, aud having first class Machinery and
the services Of experienced and practical work.
men, they guarantee satisfaction TO all who
may be pleased to pRtronize them, For evil
dence ofther ability 20 doas good work as can
be done anywhere, they refer 10 their
Ono Thousand Patrons
Of the two last seasons.
We keep constantly on hand an assortment
Of the best quality Of
JEANS AND FLANNELSl
which we exchange for wool, upon most rca.
sonablo terms, also Yarn Of various sizes or
Nos which we exchange with parties from n
distance upon the same terms as II We spun
their Wool. so they need make hut ono trip.
Parties sending their Wool by water. will
please secure upon each bundle card with
their name aud landing, and how they wish It
spun, and 10 whom we shall ship IN returning.
Direct care Of Douglas, Ripley Landing, whore
we will receive aud return your rolls, free Of
charge for carrying.
WE SPIN ALL OUR YARN, OPEN BAN.
DEDl
Terms for tho ensuing season; % eE. per
pound for spinning yarn any si1 :, aud I cts,
Tor rolling, crease extra All who eau con.
yoniou;ly send grease, wiz do 30; one pound
of clean grease for every lbs. Of wool,
A. & ". o. ROSEBERRY,
Cotagevillp jackson, Co.. West Va,
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MOT a FEW ot the worst lisordera that
" nIlc, mankind arise from CORRUPTION Of
the blood litLIsNLp'b ExtRAot SA8 AfARtllA
isarcmcdy of lhe utmost value,
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Smith & Martin have everything at
their store, that the public may desire.
All goods sold at Glow down. prices.
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Hmertfa in Der Trembe.

Die &eiieputb faeint AUDI in bielent
Spmt1er Standardization nteoer fart
er9rtfen gu baben unp Eaui enpe befinpen
ft@ f@pr auf tbrer &eile fiber ben Scear
unp ebeniontel anbere MAIDEN bic notbz
%>penbteen @prberettunser bafar. Stun,
IS 1T cine id6ne Sa@e, paB ber Mmertz
faner anfdn9t AT elmer Sour na@@urppa
@e19maf III finben, roo tbm ou@ @ele<
9enbeit 9eboten >ptrp bic Sttten unb Sc
brduGe be8 Continents tennen III ~lerrert,
feline fpnft febr ipesifi@e @nii6ten lber
frembe @1lfer etpa8 gu erwettern unb lit
mander8 e;iebung audi ettpaS fetnereMa>
'nteren ft6 an3uet9enen. Dur6 ipl9e
eisene Mulaauun9 oeben einseFeii@te
SorurtDeile 9e9en u6rembe" n1ebr perlo<
TEN, alS bur@ aue5 prebt9en ar9umentt<
rem in berpre0e. @ir s,peifeln gar ni@t
baran paB unlere ameritonil9en Treunoe
nod fl man9e6 lernen f1nnen unp e9 If
men AT pplttur unb 5Df iGfeit nod fart
man9elt ; unb wenn eben Elm btel t9e6
en9ltldeS Blatt NIT 8eSus auf bas ppn
un5 bierWeia9te unlereMnl i9t tbeilt unb
nod btnjufist: Mmerifaner imNusemet<
men itno naturlide GGwetne> 70 muB iez
mes Blatt eben better Don ietnen ei9enen
2%anb5leuten unterrtdtet lein> alS mir eS
Gnb.
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SYs int W>ilitdr:G COMMANDO

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oer biSberise Gommanoear ceS uOofrta"
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Ga9en Yerlahen tint 1ein neue5 Conf
monop in 0eoroia ansutreten. Setn
No9foloer 1T Deneral Maypr IS. 9.
5ancpG welder gel tern bier etntraf*
Der 1,eue General 1T Gin psnniylranier
Yon @eburt> As Sabr alt unp trat int
Sabre 1914 no96em er leipe milttdriiGe
@rsiebu19 I'M Gapettenbaule tugSefppint
erbolten Butte, ols spetter 2ieutenant in
bic Mrn1ee.
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fanii1en &rte9e 5betl> uno tbat ipdter
in ben Snpianer &errttprien unp Galta
fornien Dienite. @dbrenD Der &epplu>
tion mar er elmer ber beiten SfFsiere Der:
Mrmee unp uro 1T in jeoer Be5iebung
fir paS ibm anoertraute COMMANDO be-
fdbiat. Der General beabf9ti9t balb
na9 Mntritt leineS @pmmancos etnf.umz-
fongreide Snipecttpn6&eile gu ~unterneb<
men, unp miro bic SOFTEN uno Sorts III
ben $errttorien Dafeta uno Mpntana
fur bieitn 3wed in BeBle{tuns leineS@e@
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