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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-07-14
Pot An Feu-The Pot on the Fire.

There is one mode of preparing food
in general use in many parts OF Europe,
which we should do very well more
generally to adopt, that is, "gentle
simmering." In every, or almost every,
French household there is the pot au
fen. This spot on the fire, after the
manner of the old fashioned "digester,"
occupies a quiet little corner Of the
stove or fireplace. 1t can hardly be
said to boil, but it SINNERS on gently,
very gently, for hours. There it is the
receptacle of many a little bone,
whether the trimmings of poultry or
butchers meat 1t matters not, every
little stray fragment Of wholesome meat
finds its way there. A bit.of liver is
considered great Improvement, and
any vegetables that happen to be about
add to its pleasant flavor, whether the
tops of celery, Jerusalem artichokes--
which, par erceIlencc, make it delicious
or otherwise carrots, turnips, leaks,
etc But, supposiug it were to be made
altogether of fresh materials-which,
indeed, in France it rarely is---this
would be the proper recipe: Put gal
Ion of water into pot; put into this
either three or four pounds of shin of
beef, or any similar thing; add to this
al onion or two, or some leeks, carrots
or other vegetable, three or four tea
spoonsful of salt, one of black pepper,
three cloves; give it one boil up; skim
carefully. Now cover the pot and let it
cook gently for four hours at the least.
About every hour throw wineglassful
of cold water into it to make it clear.
Taste; it may require little more salt
or pepper, according to taste. Pour
this soup over toasted crusts of bread.
Both soup and meat will be found deli
cious. The whole secret of this lies IN
the gentle simmering in covered yes
whereby the flavor is wholly preserved,
and nofbinc Is lost,--,Sciehtifc american.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-07-14

JUST now they are having joke. out
west on compositor who set up the
toast, Woman-without her, man
would be savage" and got the stops
in the wrong place, and produced
"Woman, without her man, would be
savage" They say that his wife, who
was helping read the proof discovered
the mistake right away.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-07-14
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labeled with full directions for Thousands have
been sent by mail. Address
W. j. LINNES5 & CO., Chicago.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-07-14
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-21

The raio for Temperance Hall, &C., will
positively take place on The 10th November.
Secure tickets in the Columbia Co.npcra-
tive Building Association.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-21

JAMES K. FRIDAY,
COMMISSION MERCIIANT,
Columbia, S. G.
HAVING secured the largo and commodi-
- GUS Brick Warehouse with timed roof,
formerly occupied by Blakclv s Gibbcs, J
situated near The track of The Grecnyille and
Columbia Railroad, solicits from his friends,
the former patrons of Biakely IL Gibbes and
The public generally, consignmcnts Of COT
on STORAGE. Particular attention given to
storing and selling COTTON
Mr. J. NJ. BLAKEI.Y etill retains ha Office at
the old stand. Sent limo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-21
The New Departure.

WE propose to depart from tho old fogy
w habit OF sollng
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-21
Concentrated I've,
Estray Cattle

secure Tickets in tho Columbia Co-opera-
tive Building Association.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-21
To Rent.

To Rent.
AA HOUSE containing six rooms, on the
G%a corner OF Taylor and Winn streets. M
Also, the House containing twelve
rooms, on cornor OF Blanding and Barnwell
streets. For particulars, apply to
sept 16 IA MRS. 81. ENGLIaH.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-21
THI.El@RAPHIo
ForoYEn Anairss
NOON DISPATCHES,

NOON DISPATCHES.
BRAZILIAN EMANCIPATION PosTpoNED-
TROUBLE AS TO CUSTOMS AND EvACUA.
TIoN, &C., 30.
TURIN, September 19.-The munici-
pality of Turin have banquet. to-day,
in honor of the completion OF the Mont
Gents tunnel. Representatives Of 60
vernments who participated in the cero-
monies OF the formal opening were pre-
sent.
VIENNA, September ia ministerial
crisis here is imminent. Baron Lin
geron has been appointed Ambassador
Extraordinary to st. Petors.
LISBON, September 20.-Tho opposi-
tion to emancipation in the Brazilian
Parliament is SO obstinate that the pass
age of the bill this session is improbable
VERSAILLES, September 20.-Customs
and evacuation negotiations assume n
somewhat grave aspect. The moditica-
tions proposed by France arc so serious
that the whole matter has been referred
to Berlin. Thiers nude demand upon
Mexico for better guarantees for faithful
ness to treaty obligations before renew
ing diplomatic relations.
ROME, September 20.-The anniyorsa-
~ OF the occupation was celebrated en-
Enthusiastically and orderly.1
LONDON, September 20.-The Times,
in discussing the municipal affairs of
New York, advises the citizens to put
aside party interests, as otherwise the
evils checked for time only. will reap
pear in aggravated forms.
Strikes continue. A large number of
sympathetic meetings are held.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-21
ALL READY
AT TIE
Popular and Low-Priced Dry Goods
HOUSE OF
w. D. LOVE & co.

NV l. have opened this season up to the
wv, present time $50 packages OF Choice
Goods Tor Fall and Winter, selected with
great care expressly for this market, bought
direct from first hands, at much less than re.
complete. '
We have full limo of DRESS GOODS, CON-
prlslng all the new fabrics, such as Epaug-
lines, Talous de Paris, Japanese Silks, Pop
ms. Chailies, &C., unriyaled for qualities,
styles and prices.
, In CARPETS and RUGS, We have some Of
the cholcest goods produced this season.
:, Wo have big stock OF BLANKETS, 6hawls,
Gloaks, Sncks, Jackets. Cloths, Cassimcres,
Iweoas, jeans, Linseys, Checks, Homespuns
anu fr1nts, which must bo sold to make room
for moro OH tho way.
An q NICE q 9nne1n{ i,n9 oa CL0AKING by the yard.
wear cannot bo e1celled anywhere.
We keep the best quality Of TABLE DA-
MASK, Napkins, DoylieB, Towols and Linens
III tho Stato for tho money--houso. keepers
make note OF this.
We have a nice limo of Ladies' white ready
made DER.CLOTHING, nlado in the best
manner. OF fine material.
Our Laco and Embroidery Department
always contain tho latest novelties. Ladies'
lancy SILK Ncck-Ties, in all tho new STYLES.
Wc sell the best White Dress Shirt III the city
for tho money. Wo solicit orders from city
or country, and invite all to inspect our ST ock
which will bo shown froely.
lleaso remember wo keep only The host
makes of Goods, and have but ONE PRICE.
W. ID. LOVE Il CO.,
W. d. LOVE-. Main street.
Is. Il. MCCEEEnY. Sent 10
Tho rafllo for Temperance Hail. &C., will
positively take place on ihc 10th November.
Secure tickets in tho Columbia Co.nncr.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-21
DRY GOODS

at such high figures 30 much in vogue here,
and intend from this on to make it to the in
forest of buyers to patronize
THE STORE OF PORTER 6 STEELE,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-21
For Sale,

For Sale.
TWO LOTS fronting OH Upper street, be-
Il tween Marion and Bull streets, One of
four acres, with q email house and excellent
we'll OF wLter. The other contains three acres.
all cnci.sed by good fence. 4
ALSO
An acre OF Ground, with Cottage on it,
situated on the Southeast corner OF the square
ON which Trinity Church stands.
ALSO,
Hall acre Lot on the corner of Pickens and
Laurel streets.
ALSO,
Several improved Lots in the city, and in the
country sundry Plantations, Mills and Wood
land. Among the plantations he offers one Of
tho best, it not the very best, stock farms, OF
it's size. 1000 acres,) in the State.
j. ". PARKER,
Sept 1G linn Real Estate Broker.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-21

We havo just r. turned from tho Eastern
Market with beautiful assortment OF DRY
GOODS selected with great care. and as we
bought them lo'o. we propose to give our GUS
toners the advantage OF these Low
FIGURES We ask especial attention to our
choice lot Of Mems Wear, embracing all styles,
colors and prices. DRESS GOODS, the new.
est designs out, and full stock. We chow
the best line OF Fringes in tho city, and at
the lowest figures. In all Domestic Goods.
We offer rare bargains. We will make It to
the interest OF buyers to e1amine our Stock
before purchasing.
Sept 81 PORTER g. STEELE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-21

Mr.. Robert Mckenzie. a useful citizen
of Marion. died last week.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-21

It u 5 s z
MOT 10 be behind our ncighbors, to say
In nothing Of our being cmulous TO sur
paes them, we beg to oiTur for inspection and
purchase ono OF tho best stocks ever shown
in our line in any market; every effort energy
and enterprise can suggest, every advantage
capital and experiences afford us, arc used
solely for the purpose of furnishing the hest
goods at lowest possible prices.
Also. need scarcely add, that all our weights
arc standard-164 OF. to the pound, if any in :.
ducement. --H
FLOUR.
We'll, that FLOUR is just ns good as any
mans Flour-soid perhaps lower, and weighs
as usual 196 pounds to the barrel.
COFFEES.
Stock full, bought before riso in price and
advance i'll gold-full weight guaranteed, at
old prices.
SUGARS.
AL grades direct from Rcfincrics-sold at
lcss than cost {of course everybody does it J
ana no cheating about weights either.
LIQUORS.
These arc pure domestic and imported. and
sold mindful OF Uncle Sans commandment.
Thou shalt not water thy ardent spirit .
without special license" Wo have no spe-
cial license.
New Goods constantly arriving. Please
call and examine. GEO. SYSINERS
oCt
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-21
Auot1on 8aleg.

Foreclosure of Mortgage.
ID. C. PEIxOTTO & SON. Aucttoneers.
PY virtue of the power duly conferred on
- tho Citizens' Savings Bank, OF Columbia,
by A. b. .Monteith and John Irwin. to foreclose
mortgages for tho purpose Of satisfying their
debt, the Citizens Savings Bank will proceed
to sell, at public auction, before the Court
House, in Columbia, on the FIRST MONDAY
in October next, all and singular the mort
gagged premises hereinafter described to wit:
All that lot or parcel Of LAND, situated in
tho city OF Columbia, South Carolina, and
bounded on the North by Divine street, East
by Assembly street, South by Blossom street,
and West by Gatos street; containing four
ty OF John Irwin. :. nm 7'~'1F'--'
=, All that lot or parcel OF Land, situated IN
tho city OF Columbia, South Carolina. bound
cd On the North by Rico street, East by Bull
street, South by Tobacco street, and West by
Marion street; containing four acres, more or
tcith. o-- ~ - '--''-'
The above property will be divided in lots to
suit purchasers. -->'-' I'M
All that certain tract or parcel Of Land,
situated in aichland County, about nine miles
from Columbia, containing 4O24 acres more or
less, and bounded on the North by Black
Lake, on the East by lands OF Mrs. Brevard.
south by Raifords Creek. and West by lands
OF Dr. Alfred Wallace; mortgaged as the pro-
perty OF a. d. Monteith and John Irwin.
Torms cash.
WM. MARTIN,
President of Oitizens' Savings Bank.
To4 particulars inquire Of
E. W. SIEBELS j. CO.,
sept IL Real Estate Brokers,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18
Cin(tnSungeu unb Rorre(ponotajen,
befpnters iiber firdlt9e unb anbere 'otdtiee ge'
sebenbeiten, fnb iebsrsett miQfommsn, mulien
absr pom gerfaiier unter5eianet iein.

~ Ysf-Oftee- -Mcnes= Orbers Fnb bas btaisee unt
unb erRe Nittel aur uebeenbune Geo une iplsen,
no fe su baben iinb. basu eebrauat mersen
gDenn bic Namen lntertrebern elneeanht mereen,
(Duten e beutlt eelrieben fem unt bas gDfam County
unb @taat eenau uao ridtie anseseben merhen.
QDenn eine 3etuns srn enem Ypfamt an etn anheres
seriest merben ira iO mus thinner aud has gpfat anse~
seben werben no bic 3eitune friber emptansen wurbe
gDenn Sen,anb fein 8latt nidt rese!masis enpfarst
pter @ auf iraenb eine Nrt 5eber eind!eiben 70 pte
Der betreenpe Nsent upie bic 5eraus8eber rslea be-
natridtiet perben.
Sic 0erantpurtdfeit fir @ebfensunsen fir bic Bet,
tuna erben mir nur pann Ibernetmen, beeben per
resifrirten Brief pbsr per YpSfEee< &C.
f9eben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18
MeueQt &riegsna6ri6tfn
auf ber trttten Sette.
MmSlanoii9e Na@ri9ten.

Sbl9on sesenwdrti9 bic Nusen al
Ter @elt auf Die @or9dn9e in Trantz
reid seri6tet iinr> feblt es pennob nidt
an 8epba6tern wel6e bic 6anplun9s>
peiie rer ita!ienil9en &esterun9 9esen
Npm iiberwa6en. Gin FOLDER Be<
ptadter ihreibt aus Tlprens: Die
piemonte,ilbe &eeierune bereitst i'm
gebeinlen ben &aub rer &tr9en9iiter
spr. Weeer re9tlt9 erpprbeneS Gi<
eentbum nod caS @ermd6tnib Der
9riitl. 2iebe fruberer Sabrbuncerte miro
eel9cnt perben. Man wirb, pbne sro>
fen Auf fpano gu maden bic Trl6te
rer 9iebeswerfe aQer SS!fsr Der ebema>
lioen Neeieruneen aler Staaten wenn
Ter Nusenblid rasu 9efpmmen iein
mirb, i'm 6ancumcreben einlddeln.
Nfit re0en 0elpern baben bic Ydpite
aus Rpm in jeper 9e;tebun9 pie5aaptz
fact Ter fatbpli1den Welt 9ema9t :?
Blce nit italientlben 0elrern etwa {?
Nein, bic &atbolifen allsr 3etten uno
auer 2dncer fnp es, Die sur6 rte 6anb
rer rDmilhen pdpite bic fen renRran3
prn Dentmdlern uno erbabenen Sniff
tutipnen seldafen baben. Bir, bic
&atbclifsn ale, fno rte Grten unirrer
frpmmsn Srrfabren; unfer Gi9entbum
allo mill man rauben> uno folsli6 ba<
ben mir unisr Gisentbumsrebt 9elteno
su MAIDEN. gSie srpB 1T rie Berblenz
runs Der eurppaiIden &e9tsrunsen, rte
I ca niht einleben melde fittli6e 8raft
tbnen lelter ent9ebt> wenn iie caspopftz
tbum ;erfSren lai1en Die Gernidtuns
per relisibien nftalt:n in &om wdre
in Der Gbat Elm S6laS fit bic
drifli9e Moral. I'm nur ein8eilpiel
berppr;ubeben, tpel6 Elm unberebenba>
rer @erluf wdre ni6t bic Aufbsbune
+ Der Propaganda fde fiir Granfrei6 {?
@aS >pirpe, 1obalp Die pberite seituns
fsblte, aus cen fran;1ilden Milirnen
unp aus rem @erfe ber @erbrettuns
pes fatbpliI1en @laubens? Simmer
unp immer pieper BON >pel9er Seite
man bic Grase AUDI betradten m6se
miro man our9 unabweislt6e @rince
CUR Grfenntnib seprdnst nab NIT Rpm
pieieS 9rpee Wert fallen wirr."
Sntere0ant fnb bic Gorresponbens~
teri9te iiber ben Gincruf, rnel9en bic
Na1ri6t Don Der Nnnabme Der peut>
| l9en &aiierwurpe BON Seite peS &Sz
niaS Wilbelm in perl9ieoenen &reilen
Deutl9lancs madte. Gpm ndmlidin
Datum ltesen 1plbe 8eri6te aus ben
6auptitdoten goYernS unp preueens
Dor. Mus MInden Idreitt man UNI
term 19. 9an.: Die beutteeSigun9 Der
&ammer Der Nbseprcneten er6fnete Der
@prfBenpe nit Der Gr>rdbnun9 ber@erz
laiuer &ailerprpclamatipn er miQ jez
bod ieinen 0efublen rariber i'm eesenz
udrtisen Beratbunseitaoium feinen
Musrruf ,9eben, AUDI Die 8ammer bier,
su nidt peranlanen neil ptes be0sr
nad Geitielluns ceS 8eratbunssrelulz
tates eeidete. Der Mtnilter pes Meu~
| fern, Wrof 8ray, erflGrte. er tbeile bic
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18
N1l1u11ter III.

sdblt mercen. Greilt9 sibt eS aud
mpbl fetne Staet in Granfret6 unp
Deutl9lanp, Die NIT 10 piel @ermunz
ceten an9efaut mare, als Orleans; bat
man bod sanse &irAen in 2aSaretbe
umsuwanpeln Td sen6tbi9t 9eieben!
Ginen Der er9reifenoiten &prfdlle aus
per ereisnibretden &rtess9efdtdte err
! sdblt Der vNiirnterser Mnsetser," mel<
der fdreibt: uGin junser Sff,isr
(6annpperaner) bate nit leiner @pmz
pasnie rs GreilAiben tm @sfs9t su
@efanoenea 9ema6t unp iofprt Bel
Dem Sbercommancp an9efraat paS
NIT tbnen an;ufansen iet. Grl rlbteben !!
lautete Der eemeiene 8efebl. Der Of
fsier ntar11irt nit einem COMMANDO
gum Srte btnau5 unp ldet bic Gretz
16uben ntepertnteen. Inter ibnen mar
Elm 18jGbri9er SiinolinA fein unp aart
eebilpet wie etn Wdp9en, bem Der
Mutb feblte; er 3ttterte, Elm Strpm Don
Sbrdnen lief iiber feline Wansen; plDB<
lid itiir;te er cem Sff3ier gu Tlben>
umflammerte feline &niee uno Febte lit
ben riibrenpften Wprten I'm iefn 2eten.
Der Sff;ter mar tief eri9lttert er
l9wamm In Tbrlneh ober eS balf
nt1t5 Der Sunalino murce oefe6elt
uno erlAp6en. Der SffSier fauf pbnz
md9tt9 gu 8ppen; al5 er >pteper sunt
8epustletn eefommen, tpar er pabn<
itnnt9 uno mubte in Gin beutl9eS Srz
renbau5 9ebra9t werpen."
| NlS bic preuben bic Gsfun9 2pnepy
an Der 2urembur9er @ren3e NIT einem
Bpmbaroement beprobterl fi9teten f9
Grauen uno &tncer na9 8eleien unp
auf suremburser @ebiet. 8alp raz
rauf felen bunperte BON Gpmben auf
Die Staot. Der Tburm Der STRIDE
wurpe purdl59ert 5duler wuroen be-
mpltrt. Sin unp pieeer bra9enBrdnz
l5pe aus, bic jepo9 1dneQ erfidt tpurpen.
slu9 CAB es eint9e Sorte unp0erwunz
rete.
| NuS benz S9mabenlanbe beri9tet
man: @lrben bic @erfebrsmittel 3mt<
19en cem &rieeel9auplaBe unb Der
6etmatb 3uret9en, 70 bdtten bic @ol~
patsn an fefer une Faiii tiger gfabruns
Die 5ulle uno GlQe> oa ibre Gamilten
unb @emetnoen, Iomie pteprtpatett aus
allen Stdnben in @aben nt9t ermii<
ben uno nur oarlber fla9etL paB un9e<
a9tet Der Gli ienbabnen pte Gplpaten
nur nit pem Notbwenpiefen perlor9t
werben t5nnen. Notb berrl9t unee<
a9tet beS &rte9e6 BET un6 nirsenps,
uno >peun aud Der @erfebr fd Be-
trddtli@ permincert bat 10 1T bod fetn
| sr1beres @eiddft etnseiteQt tporben,
unp fnpet Sepermann lobnenbe Mrbett
benz es parun gu tbun 1T. DAP bic
Sebniu@t nad talpi9em Triepen allse>
mein 1T, peritett fi6 pom 1elb f.; bod
tbeilt pa6 g'olf fetnesweeS bic Mnz
t9t rer ultrabempfraten baB Gliab
unc Deutidlotbrtn9en ben Gran3olen
;urid9e9eben perpen iouten oenn bic
Grinneruns an pte &beinaber9anse Der
Gran3pien BET StraBbur9 uno tbre Gin
fdQe bat fi6 gu lebenpi9 erbalten unb
an cine @erbriperung cer 06lfer
9laubt pas @plf am aQerpent9fen.
Die f96ne unp retde @emablin be6
| Marlaaus 8a;ainz Die er aus Merifp
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

3u Del9em VrdDe Cer W(QWttDNSttll
uno llnieltfndnci9feit pte Gtnselfaaten
int piplomatilden @erfebre beratselun<
fen fino> sei9t bic befannte Nntmprt pes
&Sni96 Sobann Don Sadien auf cie
an Jpn su @uniten Der @teperberitel<
lung Der peltli9en 5errldaft pes papz
ites sert6tete petition ces @rafen Ga
juS su Stolber9 uno Der mebr als britt
tebalbtaulenb 1d6flder &atbplitsn tn
8stref mel9er rer quite Sbnig ni6ts
weiter bat tbun t6nnen> als fte cur6
germittelun9 leineS auSwlrti9en Mt>
MI lteriums rem au5wdrti9en Mmte in
Berlin ;uiteuen gu la1en mas Die pez
tenten 1elber eben 70 gut bitten tbun
fSnnen, ea ettttpnsre9t tnOeutl9z
LAMB unperpebrt 1T.
Nus Berlin pirb ferner eel9rieben
Nuf sabl> unp enrloien 3Isen muroen
in per leBten 8o6e Gauienpe uno ahel
1auienoe Don &rtesssefan9euen Ser,
munpeten uno &ranfen bterber uno uad)
pommsrn ocidafft uno an&rte9sbeute;
23O @el1iise uno MitraiQeultn, 60
Hobre 3u G]stirs69elduBen SO Yroz
zen uno 17l,600 Witraiueul lenzp patrp>
men, mdbrenp pcn bier sisle Gauienc
Mann Grlastruppen circa 500 pferoe
uno cine 9ewaltise WaIe pom 8erpFez
9unssz uno 8sf(eicun9sz 0e9enltanoen
na9 rem &rie95lbauplase bef1rpert
purcen. slud beute 9in9en rabin 500
9anpwebrmdnner Se5 a;tei iten Sabrz
gangs ab, rie meiit bier anlalits iinp
unp reren Nbl9ieo BON i5ren Uamilien
Elm mitunter Iebr er9reifenper mar.
6inf9tli9 neuer Militarmabrs9eln
bsri6tet man fol9enpes Dab in ben
alten Yrpoin;en jeBt aud Die dltefen
Sabrsdnae Der 2anpwebr sum6efunss,
uno @arni Ipneienit einberufen percen,
bdn9t betanntli9 nit Der i'm glan be-
srtHenen Dislpctrun9 Der sefansenen
6ran;olen ;ulammen. Man befiir9tet
unruben unpVeri1p1runsen perIelben,
G8 1T caber iebr uor1dtt9, wenn man
Die &rieSs9efan9enen 10 piel als m69z
LID Dertbetlt unp namentli9 in Die nod
pisponiblen &alernen in ben ;ablret9en
@arni ions itdpten Deutl 9lanps perleet,
Von metteren milttari19en Mabreseln
fir Die nd9te 3ufunft perlautet in un>
terridteten &reiien pab ielbit na6 Dem
Griepensldlub in ben annecttrten Yro;
pin3en GllaB uno 2otbrinsen 9rpbe Be-
fasunsen n1tbi9 letn wlroen. So {ol@
len flr MeB auein 18 Bataiuone Sn>
fauterie beltimmt ietn. Cine perbdltz
nibmdbise AnSabl miro oann aud
Strabburs erbalten; unp inNn6etra6t
cteler Gpentua!itdten weroen ft9 Serz
19ierene rsutlbe 5tapte pel6e ieitber
@arnt lonen batten 9efalen la len
mu6en fortan pbne W{ilitair gu bletz
ben.
Gon Der @epalt be6Spmbarbements
Don paris fam man it9 cine 0ori itelz
lung ma9erL renn man bepenft, raB
mad einem Brtefe aus Orleans BET aez
rape sdnitisem @tnce Der &anonenz
bonner in oieier Stact unsefabr 81
Stunoen weit Don paris, teutli9 eez
bSrt wurpe. Na9 pemlelben Brtefe 1T
bic Sterbli9fett unter ben @srpunpez
ten in Orleans auberorpentlt1 erpf, pa
biz oabtn> laut Nnsabe eines Beamten,
tIsli9 an 80 Gppte unter penlelben eez
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y@anberer" na@ eurepa, nae m'r ma9sn BE
2e1er beipnbers aufmerflam, raB bic l@ebsrlen-
bune pes Blattes an Termanete une Greunee
ienieits beS Seeans ein febr seetsnetes Mittel
1T, einen ununterbrcHenen Vertetr nit beniel-
ben su unterbalten une tie ilter bic 3uIldnee
bteies 2annes gu unterribten, tel1sr ais ss eurt
8ris fwe9iel gel9eben tSnnte.