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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
IRis Afternoons Dfspaseh~.
Associated Press Reports.


Abbie Bradford, at this port from Hudson's
Bay, reports the loss of two New Bedford
whalers, and brings portion of the crew OF one
of them. The particulars are Is follows: s'On
the 18th of September, 1s72, the bark Orray
Taft, at anchor near Marble Island, Hudsonis
Bay, parted her cables and went ashore, land
ing high and dry in such position that she
cannot be got OFF. On the 18th Of October fol-
lowing the bark Ansel Gibbs went ashore at
the came place, went TO pieces, and is q total
wreck. The Orray Taft had no oil, but the
ii 900 pounds OF bone, most of which was lost
small amount was saved by the Abbie Brad
ford. No men were lost at the time OF the
wrecks, but both crews were obliged 10 live on
the island until the I'd of August last, and from
exposure and lack of proper food were attacked
with scuryy. The winter was fearfully cold,
being the most severe for a number OF years 50
that natives of the island died by scores and
the wrecked crews suffered exceedingly. Ten
OF the crew of the Orray TAFT died"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-08

Gov. WAsHBURN met Gen. Butler at the
birmingham camp ground, Friday. They shook
hanos IN q somewhat formal manner, and con-
to the speech of Mr.. Dawes, delivered on the
previous evening. and said he had but little
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-08

INDIAN AGENT AProINTED.-The President
has appointed Charles II. Roberts, CT New Jer-
sey, agent for the Indians of the Great Nemeha
agency in Nebraska.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-08

IIOLLINGsW0RTH, COUGHLAN A 90 of
Chicago, ILL.,, beg to offer their seryices 10 tbe
citizens Of the District Of Columbia in the business
Of raising, lowering and remsving Brick, Stone and
Iron Buildings. They have had a very long and sue
cessfu perience in their business in Chicago Bos
ton and this District. Their work testines their
abilities. Orders will be received and properly at
tended to II addressed TO Post Office Box 100,
GeoIeetown, D, c. or 4 left at the ONCE Of CHAs.
CONS. CAILAN, 634 Louisiana avenue, be-
tween the hours Of 10 and II a. m. and and p.
m all SQu m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-08

Gen. Butler Elected-A Delegate.
BOSTON, Sept. S.-General Butler has been
elected by Gloucester as q delegate to the re-
publican convention.
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CORNS, SC.

nR. WHITE, CHIROPODIST, most respect
~ Iu,Iy Informs his patrons that his establish
nent, NO $50 18th street, opposite U. 8. Treasury,
naSlne been thoroughly renovated, IL now open for
Considering the great amount Of duty the feet are
oonged 70 perform, and their exposure to the dis
treesine effects OF constant climatic changes III
hitting shoes &C. they need eccasionel attention in
condition, and - there is greet danser in tsmner
. nf Titn oorns With anite rszor or any other
Tar and near to visit the practically experienced
fort, and health.
DR.. White removes coxns without pain, % the
shoe can be worn with ease Immediately after the
operatios be su5eessfully treats Bunions Club and
inerow1ns Halls, Vascular Excrescences, and other
disorders OF the Feet and II the advice given be OBJ
time to the patient. "
Once hoars from 3 m. ts 8 ,. m. Fee, 81. rs.
tsblished In Washington, ID. O., 1881 ausH
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ACCIDENT o A PoLITIcIAN.-InP PHILADELPHIA In
on Saturday, Samuel Daniels, q well known
politician, who was formerly coroner of the city,
and a member of the legislature, was thrown
from carriage, fracturing his skull. Edward
Howe, who was in the carriage with him. was
also thrown out and injured Internally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-08

ACCIDENT TO A MENAGERIB TRAIN.-A train
having menagerfe on board ran of the track
within three miles OF Baltimore YESTERDAY
morning. The car containing the elephant
camel and buffalo was turned upon its side
and great difficulty was experienced in extrf-
eating the elephant from his dilemma. He be-
came exceedingly violent at times, and the
severest punishment was inflicted upon him be-
fore he would permit any of the employees TO
enter the car. Immediately in front Of the car
containing the animals just mentioned were
two cages in which several lions were impris-
oned. These animals appeared conscious OF the
fact that some mishap had occurred, for when
the circus men were seeking to subdue the ele-
plant the lions set up a terrible roar and dashed
about their narrow prisons, evidently anxious
70 mix in the general confusion. After a delay
of four hours the track was cleared.
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CHANGE OF STATIoNs.-Late advices re-
ceived at the Navy department. report the Uni
ted States steamer Canandiagua still at Kings
ton, Jamaica. The health of the crew not hav-
ing improved by the change as satisfactorily as
was expected, she will be relieved and ordered
to some northern port, instead Of being sent
back to Aspinwall.
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CAsTELAR's CONDITION.

session Of the Cortes saturday Senior C.ste ias
.uilhst demanded as conditions upon which he
crease the army, purchase 500 900 rifles, organ
ne the militia, and impose O forced loan, or be
furnished means by which he can obtain 5oo,-
against the Csrlists and intransigent insurgents
He also demanded authority TO suspend consti-
tutional guarantees and deprive the Ayunta-
mientos Of the powers they nov exercise when
in his Judgment such measures become neces-
sary. The Cortes unanimously voted 10 confer
all the powers demanded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-08

The CONDITION OF McCARTHY, THE R1cH-
H S.m DuHLIsT.==W. Page Mccarthy, who
mond Va, in May last, lies now in Q critical
condlton from the effects of the wound he re-
ceived at the time. The ball has not been found,
ana any movement Of his body gives him great
pam. his recovery Is decidedly Doubtful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-08

THE PROPOSED CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO
CANAL EXTENsIoN.-It is thought the meeting
in relation to the Chesapeake and Ohio canal al
Cumberland on "Wednesday next will be one of
the most important held since the canal was
opened nearly half century ago. One of the
OF letters from different parties on the subject
Of the annual meeting this week, and there Is
every prospect of a full discussion of the sew
eral schemes of extension. Those showing the
largest interest in the immediate completion OF
the canal are the citizens of western MARYLAND
and Pittsburg. II is stated that a number of
the leading coal operators, manufacturers and
Ohio river Steamboat men will be nresent
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Benjamin Quincy, the weli-knoWn nhotogranh.
or, OF NOW York city, while bathing. Friday, at
t the. ropes OF the West End hotel, LoAg Branch
pecsmo conIesed IN consequence Of the force Of
have been drowned had not Mr.. L. q. E. stone
OF CINCINNATI, ct considerable personal risk,
dragged the drowning man lahore.
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TWO D.9Y'S ONLY.
SIXTH STREET LOT.
FRIDAy, ASP SArURPAY, sEPrEM.
A TOWERING GIANT AMONG ITS FELLOWS.
The GREAT IL CEyTER.POLE TENT
100000 Challenge Show.
GREAT EASTERN MENAGRRIE,
MUSEUM AvIARYbi S CIRCUS ROMAN HIPPO
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES EACHpAY.
Al 10 A. NJ. AND AND p M
a GRAND TRIPLE MENAGRRIE,
MUSEUM, Iysry Of TROPICAL Birds, and e 1 Care
avian O. Elephants, Gamels. Drom-
eaA''e Etc. t5S'k sanaiOe''
GRAND DOUBLE CIRCUS PERFORM
ANCE,
in the largest Hippodrome Tent in the World.
EVERY ACT DOUBLE
in two Rns' at the same h9Er; and under one Grand
DOUBLE GRAND ENfREE.
TWO STUDS OF RING HORSES,
DUAL CORPS OF EQUESTRIENNES,
MALE RIDERS,
ACRoBATS. GYMNAsTs, CLOWNS,
sAEs .EEE IL hAbbrSIo AN
EVERY DH HNf AT Z 1iSh2sb A. NJ, AN
PAGEANT AND PROCESSION
OYER TWO NILES LOJN'Gy
With emerald, crimson, and gold dens, three brass
be Sesss grand steam Piano whose music
the Days Of 10; twenty Beautiful Women, and one
By the with their sSs bsnnsrs and ps
raPhernalis, mounted Code and GOddeses, in orfgi
an. S JA aENs T pS5sh 2T
e. e. Before each exhibition a GRAND BALLOON
~ All the Railroads running into the city have
5een arranged with TO bring people greatly re-
Admission, % cts. Children under 10 years, 2, cts.
Doors open at 10 a. m and and p. m. Perform
W. ". DURAND, General Agent.
TEEesnury' MoNDAY September 18Th; Alexandria
I06spAI l, september 10th. sep6 ct
OBJ No. On Exhibition and saIe} NEW No
ira srH mARkk AT s'ra ST.
-, doors above ODD FolloW's Hail ii.'''' eisn'
Choice OIL Painting, nEngrayings, OhrOmos, &c.
Shades. Pictures, Frames, Picture cords and Tas.
SIS, Rings, Nails, &C., in the District.
q Please remember Name and Number. jelly
A Ii KINDS CT OAsT-OFF WEARING APP
- PAkkL can se sold to the very best adv antage
' sIs str.et n ss SH 9Th ana SSgg sS
Notes by mail promptly attended to. Cash paid. rs
DLD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Ere,
Hou sSSght isI prices for New York house
mail promptly attended to By AUGENSTEIN,
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A LII KINDS CT OAsT-OFF WEARING ap.
"A PARkL can De sold to the very best adv autaee
BY addressing calling on JTsTU
dig street, between 9Th and 7th n "
Notes BY mail promptly attended to- Cash paid. IA
nLD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Erc.
" bought At far prices for Q New YORK house
Household Furniture bought and sold Notes by
mail promptly attended to BY AU0ENSTEIN
laos Pennsy lvanfa avenue. dsl-Ivs
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r. ~ Il Il % y
COMPA A.
FIRST BATTALION NATIONAL GUARD,
VIII give their first
ANNUAL INCLUSION TO LEEsBURG, VA,
On the TWENTY EIGHTH praxtmO. They solicit
the patronage Of their maBy friends, and also guar
autee perfect satisfaction TO all VINO may attend.
Lieutenant George W. Stewart, Chairman Commit
tee Of Arraug tneuts, has worked hard TO make this
FIRST display second to none that has been given t
season. Also, Capt Tucker, the Comm ander of the
said Company, has rendered great assistance. We
profoundly grateful for the assistance of the fol-
lowing named gentlemen.
Hon. ii. D. Cooke, Governor Of the District.
Hon. A. Il. Shepherd, Vice President B. p. W.
Gen. G. W. Balloch, Supt. Streets District.
John o. Evans, EST.
A. Webster, AdIutant.
J. G. Lay, Auditor Board Public Works.
W. Mott, Contract Clerk Board Public Works
Z. p. Robinson, Engineers Office, b. p W,
DIR. VIM. Tindal, Secretary Of Governor,
Also 70 the Honorary Members-Hon. John r.
Cook, Hon. John T. johnson, Hon. JnO. III. Brooks,
Hon. John A. Gray, John NJ Bolts, esq, Dol. P.
Carson,S H. Williams, esq. DIR. A. W. Tucker, A.
II Underwood, esq Wm- A. Shorter, esq.,, 3. Nc
Company C's Captain will accompany Us; also
Ma Chas II. Fisher, the commander Of the First
Battalion, and all the rest Of the tattaliOn. auGH
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MOVEMENTS OF THE TUscARoRA-Com-
mander Geo. E. Belknap, commanding the U
5. steamer Tuscarora, reports to the Navy
department, under date of August 30th, that he
expected to proceed to sea from San Francisco,
on the I'd OF September, on the special service
OF surveying route for a submarine cable from
the west coast OF the United States to China and
japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-08

THE Sioux TO BE PUNIsHRp-The commits
sioner of Indian affairs has instructed the In
dian agent at the Red Cloud agency to demand
Of his Sioux the return of property captured
from the massacred Pawnees, and to inform
them that by this attack they have violated
their treaty obligations, and will be no more
allowed to hunt buffalo outside of their reser-
walton,
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.

TfyHE ROCKVILLE FAIR OF THIS YEAR
y.fI 10 alaT~
WEDNESDAY. THU ESDNN, AND FRIDAY,
SErTENgrR 10, u. AND u
AID tine Fi- A. Ccir ion have let nothing undone
% make II m0re attractive than ever 1..N
before. HSLCA-
no. = iron Msr.tsld, virgins, Dis- <.zaX~NN
sc g. C.lunb .. aud o'her m re dist mt points
take place mo- ss1g Arj Afternoon Of each day.
CNEAT TRt T for pr,-nir-n Of 20 at IL o'clock
ERInAY, : .emh-r y.
Tra.rs i-r~s Bat m1re ard Ohio Railroad depot
x 80 ard y a N.
Re,uTniSs leave the Fair Grounds at Q and SO
y
RouUi trip tickets, good for the Fair, iscluding
coupon s7miI s the pas to the Fair Grounds,
for 81. =. J. HALL, President.
RICHARD VI. WILLIAMS, Sec. seps-3t
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NASAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Nicoll Ludlow or
dered to the Monongahels, and Lieut.. Harry
Knox, Ensigns Greenleaf A. Merriam, Hanson
X. Tyler, Boynton Leach, and John b. Muir
dock, Mldshipmen Samuel q. Lemy, Albert A
NJ. Nicholson, and Walter C. Cowls ordered to
the Monongahela; Lieut.. G. F. d. Head ordered
TO the photographic office; Lieut. Cyrus w
Breed detached from the Michigan and ordered
to the MOnOngahela
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THE REPORTED CAPTURE OF FORT SILL OF
PIcIALLY DENIED.-The following dispatch
from the commanding officer at Fort Sill was
received to-day:
FORT SILL, INDIAN TERRITORY, Sept 8,
(via CADDo, l. T., Sept 6)S
Adjutdnt General, u. s. A.: The reported cap
ture Of Fort Sill, published in the papers, is
without foundation. Santanta and Big Tree
will arrive tomorrow. There has been no
trouble, and none is expected.
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M,ls benz 9taate Ohio.

Sa bsr gnat boM samtae auf Souasag
brdnnte bic .v1Srienb & Gog4 asopiermable III
2odlanb uieber. Der Sda6en betrast stuifhen
I $s5, 900 Bis 100000. ..s1s*@s: ~ &.
s5n Sanblsfb brannte Sonutaa7 Naht eiK
|GisbasaS, bas F0,0o0 9cns,ea' Sis eatbielt tsie<
getauf $4,000. 5.@s s z
Gin erit bor ipcuiaen Waoaaten bon Dettfd)-
lanb eefonamener Mann. MittbaeI Gote fief am
Wontag Nadn,ittas 81, ManSfieIb, 8. inter
|einen @ifenbabntpa9en, r,rb Die &dber f1nittei,
ibn, ben 3opf ab. 81 a
8u @eFon, .. spurben bic Yferoe BEL. einem
|aei6enbegrdbnib am Wfontag f1eu, tparfen ben
2ei1entpagen UNI, 70 bab bet Sarg iu Stide
brad unb ber autfder fduer berlpunoct u,abe.
|, Dabtol,, O., Wiai 26. - sfnbreas airdner
'fIlte eine RobI0b uan1pe bic AM 8renne,i nar
'i,i elmer Delmiible, ipobei bic 2ampe erplSoirte
Das bgenneube Del foB ubsr,ibn unb balb nor
er In DIammen eingebIllt. st iprans bann in.
ben aat.al unb rettete 70 fein 2eben fit cine
fur5e Belt, 6enn III Golge ber 9ran6punbeul
ffarb er am n6dfen Gage, Das gebdabe fng]
aud am 1renen unb erft nadbeni grober edo
ben settaa ipar, iuuroe man bes Geuers asei.]
ffer.g.sss
IS 9ie Wro5ebberbanblungen iiber bic @eiter,
rung bes Iatbolifden air9en>nnb Sdul- -gisen.
thaiite ytairhell i'm ginfinnati fortgefebt. Diel
Mbbofaten ifeden babel lire Nafe in Dinge, bel
ne gar nid9ts auseben: Sic SaAe VI INNER
nod nltentf bieben .f ssss:8& zs .aS II
Spriugfielb, %, aeai 81. Sin ,lnbetannteri
eeutf9er Mann, nnrbe biefen Morge,l bon
eine,t Giienbabn5uge aberfabren ano getSbfet.
4 sEzaiie DerfaHuaga gonbeutiot III golunlbRsa
feest ibre Mrbeiten fort sunbse8 fnb habri cine
sRaGe Yetihonet iber bic berfdiebeuiten &C.
8enffdnbe eiuDefaufen.@ 2Afzs 'Sf%sssS@ &93e35sI
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g 6am ofim, pa., %. geai.

S6amofim, Pa., %. Mai.,
Bdbrenb Der beutisenG Grunbfteinlesuns
Der ,seuea bieiigen fatbolif9en Stride
brad ein sbeil bes oorldnFsen 5nr Muf=
na6me Der 8ablrei9en 3uf@auer seleste,
GnBbobens sulamtneu, ipob,r9 eine
Mense Meniden in bas @rbse}9oB bin.
abitiir5te. 11um0sli9 lafen ii9 Die Mn-.
gail oer:@erletten unb Die .Mamen ber=
felbet jest esnitteln, bod permutbet man,
bab nur feds psrfonen beoeutenbe @er=
tesnnsen bapoagetrasen boben. Bi(9of
8oob bon Milabelpia iino' Bij9of
D'9ara, BON scranto,,, ,uelde bic &C.
remonieft 5ur 3eit beg l1afaaes leiteten
fiefet. init 5tuar,5is @eilliden ebenfaus
in bas' erbsebob binab erlitten aber
glidli6eripeiie nur lei9te @erlesu neen.
antbpnD &elleb, Elm ebemaliser Giicn=
tr,ls allem Mnfdei, mad
t5btlide 8erlebuneen bapon unb Elm
Monn, Elm Rnabe uno ein Mdbden er=
litten Beinbrud). .sS5& S=.,
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Miac aRabDss.

Prdibent Der frans6iiId1en Mepubfis
Marie Gbme= =patrice- Maurice be Moc
Mabon III am listen Slli 1908 sn @uln
in, Departen1eiit Some et goire qeborer,.
fSein Batter in Elm ssreuao bes lesten
Bourboa., R61sis &arfs bsg 3ehnten, ee<
|tpeIen. Seine. 8oreltern aber tparet,
tatboli{de Srldnber uab bielten Is NIT
ben Gtaarts.
seine 8ilbnne empfine mtaar;ei Wsoc
Mabon anf her GriessiduEe su 9oint
gDr, trat bans in ben @rneraIfab unb
fp9t unter ber 5anailie Orleans In afri=
ia. Ms @eneroI bes britten Napo!eon
|befebliste ct eife Dipifion por 6ebaito<
pol unb erDberte Ben Malafoff. Mber
|eire gfGndenbHe 3eit mar bic beg offer
ret9fd=fpan56iii4sn Rrieses. Denn ct
iie9te, ber lta1euti9lofienbeif bes Rai1ers
5ums arob, an. 4ten SUM- 1859 bel Ma=
gentd. ~
Dab Nlac Mabon, }eitbem 6ersoa po,,
Masental bic erfe bebMtenbe 5d5la@t
bes Rrisses BON 1870 perIoren hat. lit
befannt, Weniger befannt aber biirfte
1ein, baB a,lf ibn binEdtIid iener Rie=
eerlage anl tein G9dtten BON s9ulb
faat. ~
s3@ ltnb init ben Sriimu,ern her Gbei1<
arntpg a6g ber gei9fn9ene ua9 Baris.
Sn ber 3eit, bic nun foigte, et,tipidelte ct
aber ei,len Opferntutb nnb einc $apfer=
feit, bic Tim bic Mnerfennung Maer, feiner
2anbsleute suie feiner @eener, berldaffte.
Obpobl adrnli1 isin &riegspIa,t Mot
iu,irbe, obtpobl ifatt befIen
Yalit0os ilniinnige Mnorbnunaen bic
@e|Aide Granfreing regierten, Serbra9
er nint I'M 3orne ietit @6pert, }onbern
oiente benz 9anbe }eiter @eburt, bis cine
I9mere gertuunbuH8 ibm bic @affe aus
Der 9anb rib..
Sang 6ranfrei4 blifte besbalb ouf
lbn. llnb als elm 9aufen snohntpibioer
Olorbbren1er F9 ber @tabt paris Be-
adDtigt batfe, ii1il BON sa aus oas Qanb
n Der Meile apbespierres aab Waarats
n tDranniIiren, legse bic gationalper=
|aun1lnng ii ieiae 1ano Die Mufaobe,
bic Mitbenben 80 paaret, au treiben.
Dob Mae Mabpn bieie 9tufgobe erfillt
inb 10 tueniglens bier syanftbeile ossr
panetltabt Dor ber 3frii6sung beiuabrt
)at Ut tueltbetnnnt. ..z.. ,'.3
Der gbafatter eon M1arIdal Mac
Mabon II fedentoe. Eelbit feline Sob
tiishe t.eii1lea ibn eiisen Ebrenmann. unb
~ bartest iuir tuebi sriudrten. bab er
ln1 bug Mmt ei1es gr6iibenten Der Ne@
onblst, ,Del9es ibm Die Berfailer No=
;ionaloerI erIannniung II iitertragen bat
1iht gum Na9tbeif feines Yaterlan=
,es bertpalten ,uirb.
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Gin fleiner 5obn bes suenise Weeilen
,peHlia npr bier ,uobnerbe,1 Yrebisers
Donas Waua9ber lpurbe am Conner
nnge bon elmer Rlapperfhlanse gebi1Ien.
Man CAB benz &naben 70 niel WbisfeD
su trinfen als ct t1ur ini,ner bertragen
fonlste, iebo1 fiir9tet man, bab Der 8ib
idlieBli9 ben Sob Derbeifiibren tpiro. :
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N Ro ~ ~. Mai. - Ser heilige Batter
duBerte seifern in elmer @ebe, bob er tets
fiir Graitfrei1 sebetet babe unb nun nod
inuiser far baNelbe beten uer6e, oenn
bic grDdbluns MaeNiabons gum prdIi=
oenten ieles 2anbes biete cine @arantie
fir bic Drbnuns unb fir BIZ. @ere6tis=
teit gegen bic BON alien Seiten bebrobte
gibiliIation. ~ .'
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SDebeaafebaae.
(MuaInnhA

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Das tui1tieite uub tpohl foloeuYhtper=
fffe @reiqniB iii guropa III bic u,1biutiae
Reoolution ober ber Meaieru,tag,uefbieI
lin Iranfrei9. prdlibent Shiers urb iein
Niniiteriun baben an, Samffoa refia-
,1irt ,lnb es tpurbe obne Muheffbruna Ge=
|nerol MoeMabon aunr 8rd5ibentes bon
Grdatrei9 setpdblt. Ser @enerel hat
bann aud Die Mabf anaenoutuen ,lrb
in feinem Mnnabn,ei6reiben faat Ct: vgg
Lit cine 19pere @eranttportliafeit, allein
nit @ottes Dulfe uno Der grqebenbeit
ber Mrrnee tperbe i1 bas gserf ber Be-
frei,,n9, bes @ebietes unb Der gsieberber=
|iteuung Der Drbnung fort5ebeu, bic Au=
be uno bic @runb}dbe, o,if tuelde Sic
meni9lt9e @eIeu1aaif. Ha1irf III, a,,fred1t
erbalten. Siir bie5es Detbiirge id6 mein
Wort als ein Ggrenr,otatt unb ais eol=
bat" Mtr ieben baralls, bab, ssranfreid1
bod luieber Elm @taatsnberBaupt bat,bas
in 1einem erFen afficiellen Mcte fd auf,
Die 9iilfe @pttes perldBt, tudbreno
Die. neiiten 9iptomaten in europa @ott
nidt u.e9r fennen tuoiten. - Mobin
0atidlanb treibt, ersibt fi9 am beien
aus folgenber 8erfiner orrefponben3 aus
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