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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

How EASILY BUTTER Is SPOILED
\ farmers wife, writing to the Ohio
Farmer, says. "Of all the products Of
the farm, butter is most liable 10 be
tainted by noxious odors floating in the
atmosphere. Our people laid some
veal in the cellar, from which little
blood flowed out, and was neglected
until it commenced to Esmell. The re-
suit was, that a jar of butter which l
was then packing, smelled and tasted
like spoiled beef"
Another lady reader observes that
there is filthy stagnant pond OF water
a few hundred feet from their house,
from which an offensive effluvium
would be borne on the breeze directly
to the milk room, when the wind was
in certain direction, the result OF which
was that the cream and butter would
taste like the disagreeable odor coming
from that pond. AS soon as the pond
was drained we had no more damaged
butter.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

Ii the only FORM of instrument vet invented with
w:t! iUii hciIciat can BE- carried nigh ~ and
PsrY st2}l tl:. parts OI the affected I:sSa pas
- -, '.,il - ili'-S cc cavities communicating
t't-rtI. Sois sores and rr,,rs ffeqUenily exist
All i,,3u IL a. e}T@f4i Usc..r-e generally lZO-
c.I. Tl-s't.5,5 sii = IN trchsn Catarr ke-c--
t)f,re ts Ats-ss. itasl is i.ss,sussihiiuy Of
aa1.-ia - e.. !.,s ! these cavities end Chambers
by aIy nf s .lrtir-l Elst1oGs This ssstacje n
ta 1t ., jfS clres i cltpeiy CversSlne By The
iIy. ION Is .tlAHCc. III is'a!s this Instrument,
ts li : egaSsd by lis cWn weight 10 snufsng fsrc-
.I3 ofatnaA. heisa Feg!'r} ~ aEe rosiril il ailll
E.sysli St.1 10 HE highest portion of the
,-ti ,t-.a ,.s .cSsa$ iaiO and iEorcushy clcisses
nj nc IDr I'd Cil uDcrS connected herewith. and
,g55uf cit o7Ios-= rcs.r!. Us use j. pleasant and
- - Il be th o. q ,'. rJT n 'Hrstsrd it. Euit
az cxSli-,,1 4 r. - o.. accompany each
s Ist,i /. u VI. &C. Va t4iS iliStrUmcuf. Ir.
-'a- Ciia.-h }s,'a>-iy tr'c; rcrGns attacA< OF
--t:s- i-a'7s L-H.fe5 - by 2 few applications.
- :, ,t.,-:, -; = tirFh. frequent head
.,it. ,s.gi-,. is,Ir i1t1 tlruat, sometimes pro-
- = .S.-, !;i,> llIcll5, puTulcnf, offensive &c
G.. .-S . "szs7. Il v. wa cry, weak ini,anicd,
csc >sa-s ~ y, or obstruction ofTasal PASSAGES,
rip ~ elts, Cleai1e~s, hawking aa1 coueh!ns 10,
cl .l' tArlt. ticey ttolS,' seals from Ulcers voice
alt.,pl n1sIl tyLA :, offensive breath. impaired OF
total vataI OF, sense Of smell and taste dizz
Hes;, mental d.DrcS<iU loss of appetite, infi!.cS
tiol, eAaread t-'nsils, tickling cough &c Only ,
few OF tAe$e symptoms are Likely to be r-esel- -
alv case at one time. 81 -.---t .-' .-.
: esr, SaEe,s rOafsrrls BE m et;y, whcz GscG
with Ea;. Yic~ce7S ;,sai EOuche. ana scrtni-
pl;l.c With the constitutional trcSimsnt which -
recon nerlel in the pamphlet that wraps zach bot
tie o. Rene Il. IS per!ei srceie iOr this lcath
sDn disease az 80 prO9rietnr offers IN good fGil,
$500 y;'Ny,- I +. !, easo he can not cnre. Iha
Remedy is mill :; pleasant ta-uSe. containing 10
strong OF cauSiic or eoiSOnS. The CstarTh
Remely IS SOLD ~ - cents, bouchc at 80 cents by
All DraG6 is>s- ~ either will be mailed BY pro
s.y. PIERCE. FI.ss.,
Sole Proprietor
- BUFFALO. y y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

The Japan Gazette says: The appar-
emily exaggerated description OF the
sea devil in "The T0iiers of the Sea-"
loses much of its Inpossibility after an
inspection of a huge cephalopod now
being shoWn IN house near the tenn
pie of Asaksa, Yedo. It seems that a
fishing boat was seized by its tentacles
whilst off the village Of Kononoto, in
the district of Kisaradzou, and that
the boatmen killed the creature by re-
peated blows. Its length from the tail
to the insertion of the tentacles, is
about IS feet. Ono of its arms is, from
its junction with the body to the sucker
at its point, nearly five feet. 1t must
be borne in mind that the polypus has
shrunk since its death, so that living it
would probably measure considerably
more.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

1t is gratifying 10 rs Ie+lnforin tEs public thai
DR.. z q Wlshart'S ElEe Tree Ear COriial, IOI
Throat and Lung Diseases has gained an en-
viable reputation from The Atlantic 10 the tas
clfic coast, and from thence 10 some of-the fFt-
families OF Europe not through the press alone,
but by persons throughout the States -tually
benefited aud cured at lis Office. While he
publishes less, SO say our reporters, he is un-
able to supply the demand. 1T gains and nclds
It's reputation
1 First. Not by stopping c9ngh, but by loosen
| ing and assisting nature to throw OF the un-
Eheaithy matter collected about the throat and
bronchial tubes, which causes irritation.
| Second. II re!nOV. S the cause of Irritation
(Which prod1ces cough of the mucous mem
| brane and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs to
act and throw OF the unhealthy secretiOns, and
puritieS the blood. f..gr ...H- .
Third. 1t is free from squills, IobcIia ipecac
and opium, OF which most throat and lung
remedies are composed, which allay cough
only, and disOrganize the stomach It has a
soothing effect on the stomach, acts on the
liver and kidneys, and lyInphatic ana nervous
regions, thus reaching to every part of the
SYSTEM and in its 1nvigorating nd purifying
effects it has gained a areputation which it must
hold above all others III the market.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17
2arm and Gloll aellold.


The coming peach crop, which from
the records received we had supposed
almost an entire failure in all Of the
northern sections or localities of the
State, how shows US that the cry oi
''little wOol' is as mach among fruit
growers as those of wheat Or potatoes,
and here we are with record Of only
one-eighth less Of the peach crop from
the eastern shore of Lake Michigan
coming to US, or to customers from that
region. Delaware, Tennessee, etc, are
coming in with show that will keep
oursdealers busy hunting customers,
and no longer can we say the supply
of peaches for 1873 is one of death.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17
INST ANqAHtE IliliF aid SejbF, F,EtFGESlNG SIZE
Gualth;ecd hy utfug ny 20.

NlSiG3U AfliJ JVf- jbe Asihnld.
It acts instantly, relieving the parox ysm
iIpmcdiat ely, and tnalliHp The Lgtitnf 10 lie
down aud sleep. Suffered from this disease
twelve ye,ns but suIier @ IA rre, and worlzHud
sleo pas well IS al.y one NGuIsIrltRt tori ptVe
in the wolsf case. Sent by mani ON receipt OF
price ole dollar pen, box: ask your Druggist
iori1. a-a.E $4,000. .tH.. CIlAS.y = HURST, e..
mar2uly sf.' a. Roche ster, HttNt2 Co.. Pa, @
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

A certain French baron, whose sci
entific tastes led him to collect the
skulls OF celebrated persons, one day
received vision from a man with
whom he was accustomed To deal.
: "What do you brin5 me here?n ask
gd the baron, as the man slowly un-
wrapped carefully cnveioped
package.
1.-The skull of Shakespeare.
''Impossible ~
''I speak the truth, monsieur le
baron. Here is proof of what | say"
said the dealer, producing some papers.
But" replied the baron, drawing
aside the drapery which concealed his
own singular collection, 81 already
possess that skull"
'He must have been a rogue who
sold you that" was the remark Of the
honest dealer. "Who was it, Mon
sieur?''
"Yopr father" said the baron in a
mild tone; ''he sold me that about
twenty-nine years ago."
The broker was, for a moment, dis.
concerted, then exclaimed, with vivac-
ity, 81 comprehend. Be good enough
to observe the small dimensions of the
skull on your shelf. Remark the nar-
row occiput, the uEdeveloped forehead,
where intelligence is still mute. 1t is
OF Shakespeare certainly, but of Shaks
peare as a child about twelve or four
teen years old; whereas Ibis is that OF
Shakespeare when he had attained a
certain age and had become The great
genius Of which England is so justly
proud"
The baron bought the head.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17
sseIDcuI Hints fer Housewives.

Ham GoGst.-Chop lean liam, and
put it in pan with pepper, a lump OF
butter, and two eggs beaten. When
well warmed, spread it On hot buttered
toast. and serve.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

fastening THE RIPENING OF
FRUIT.-Acting upon the principle
that renewal of the earth Immediately
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

ii0M Bieeuh.-To lb. flour allow 9
ounces butter, half teaspoonful OF
salt, 2eggs, and l gill of bakers yeast;
mix it to soft dough with new milk.
Let it stand two hours in a warm place
to rise, make it into biscuit, glaze the
top with white of an egg, and bake
twenty minutes in quick oven.
Corn Neal ::BrcdkJdt cdhe.-For Two
baking-tins, take one and a half pintS
of scorsely ground corn meal. ADD
water nearly boiling, but not enough
| to wet quite all the corn meal; add cold
water, little at time, stirring thor
oughIy between whiles, until yen have
it so thin that it has a stendency 70 set
tie as you pour it into yOurspietins. 1t
should not be more than half al inch
deep in the tins, and it should bake
quickly in a hot oven. ...-
Berry Pudding Steamed. -Four cups
flour, one cup sugar, one cup mills, two
eggs, two tablespoons melted butter,
one teaspoonful soda, two teaspoons
cream tartar, one teaspoonful salt
Steam one and hall hours. Butter
the pan, into which pour the batter
Shut the steamer very tight, and keep
in the steam until cooked, When
rightly done it comes from The steam
er looking like a loaf OF cake. Fruit to
taste, mixed with the batter before
cooking.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

.Naccassor OH,-Two pounds CT olive
oil, 2 drachms oil Of origanum, ,
drachms oil Of rosemary. liiX. This
preparation will hasten the growth OF
the hair and make it curl.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

.s.be grand pri.icsfp:e JRat operates in thogei
= wGnierlui let,cirres. is. tEe power taal4
they possess in Er,tlfs Eng he turgid bio IL
t,l,ejllng eorrI ~ GRlors nom lie syste:'f
I HDIIINAY'S PILLS consist Of q ct.@Clct
and iyeculiar adulNture OF the finest t..E-
.TLDi,E txrrACrs. iiEEEs. and AEDfr--.el-
.GJ,as Possessing not Il Z AIN OF lnIiiol--l- n
reirs cor binations 1ley never. eaggae, tys9a-
who Use them 10 any al.;jiSer, al ali5 rtii .!
season. No moI,;eT need hesitate 10 pEfe'i ir7
r0lst tutfuuS can use them with 9s great .
benefit as Tire most iNl soTOQs and powerful .
frame. H..f --Et .....". t.5iG-r..- .e-.I
HOLLOWAY. Il GO. sole Proprietor, q.
aH- IS Maiden Lane, New YORK. a- ,..a
rIoI1.,.ov.s p. rs ana Ointment are Sold att
d cents t2l% cents and i per box or pot. \
IRE aisi,ving is made by buying tbs iarge sizes.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

:ssEE ssG1S Ta9g n2tsa ssrsslsss
Il + TIE finest farming :'rd grazing land III
~ one body III istfern taiio. The lIadcrs gil-
ed 6cslr!lg 10 Eel,.uNe- vest, nov oHers atl
Private sale, mig e.fre tract of Ia I'd, ssFlgt ed
OF q 1t4-i ng On llfiUniou TownShjp ., Eci1n0hti
County ohio. fy e.;til o1e-half mis- + coy n o
Bctilc,nt SratidI,st71. r. r three ufl4e$ Mort Il
IF National iiotG iaadi two I.:iiyss SO utiia6
tjCshing- r.. u - . .4-. = tt
FIRST Jrart- ons. i5 Fng three iftndre.. acres
81 G ,r,-,t q l,is tiesdDd state tti va ION;
h:.ar"e ptill;4iaI@fejE Carr hesccE " Tl<eu t]y.
div'tf.ssl fYsfy faa4rS GsSit- has fy-ot
9-sjQry dwe9iag irgeses, ga harGS!gfs -fifsse
and sheen harms and other ont-but'ttr"-; "iso
three good orchards, -
Second iract, copt aims two. hun5ree. seEl
hi:ty tcres; = et AGED and in lgrl&S;- y'':slse
nraNily tiulbert,t. Win q two-s t5f' .t.ti.e
house. good ten,J-l, f>nSs1i a1 "'l ic7fsl ''li-
alt our taiit;In2s. 9aTea apple -ofe3-srl!s ~
choice fcuii. -..r ,.e..s.. ..--... I'D, ..... r.
jAtS tsactS haze m abun0anc" o- it'(4ts ne
are unt,eflaId WITH = good ven OF coal easy OF
access, are we'll vg:.IEred " th d Ia 81 !i,rr of
never failing springs and TiI Do A1.a. ieese, 4l.
Us in tracts 10 SAT- pan CG,s'FS-
Terms reasoi;li ne ana arleGFtit}r given. .t-H
PerSo:S lsishii'G ! @ puTrisNse deslTit itss a v
IN formation W.. .ti,ii on. aubSctlpof ~ llle
iirtmiSes, or add cess h!Iu AorristoTn, HaI-
mort County, Oirie. '- ..-- 'tl 30
s- TEOS. lbiClLAIEJ.
dec5tf .t.... s. .-.s ~tys5- .H .. a.--|
iieilalre ILndePendrnfGopy Two l9cf i.hd .aeAq
D:li 20 this ufiire - .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

Can,phor Ice.-Take spernaceti, half
an ounce; oil of sweet Almonds ounce;
powder camphor, l drachm. McittheI
oil and sperm together, and then add
the camphor, previously dissolved in q
little of the oil.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

NEEDS Of all kilf,la i7afi!au Seeds.
Sa icNor, Timolh, Flax seed. f~t
. sale at
JEPSON'S. .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

JloJasses Cdndy.-Two cups Of mo-
lasses, one cup sugar, one tablespoon
ful vinegar, butter size Of hickory
nut. Boil briskly twenty minutes,
string all the time. When cool pull
until white.ss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

White Cake.-The white of two eggs,
II teacupfuls of pulverized white sugar,
1 teacup of -four, 2 teaspOonfuls cream
of tartar. Mix flour, sugar, and tartar
together; when all is ready add the
whites we'll beaten, and bake very
quickly.
Rich Fruit Cake.-2! los. flour, .
lbs. butter, q lbs. eurlants, pint of
;lolasses, 2! lbs. brown sugar, . lbs.
r.tisins, Id. citron, 13eggs, : OF. Gin
,.mmon, OF. mace, ! OF. allspice, ,2-glils
3f brandy {milk will do, / teaspoon
lul OF soda. B Ike very slowly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

olzsls and DISPATCHES promptly otterdeed t.
4; al houis. reN-1i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

Tor tl!s N.FE- IXcIusiVe JeTrltOry gwen
Agents ear Iaahe sl00 a week IN selling this
book, SEM i..i circulars ana ternS to agents
A j Z. BURR & HYDE,
IIARTFORu, CONN. Or. CHICAGO, ILL. =
janGaIy -....L. ts.s'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-07-17

:
= BUFFALO. =. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-01

inltgenommen un6 oroben einsuititr2en: hun
6erte BON 0Guiern iino Der @rne aleih. 9i
| Semobner iino bon einem paniidleu Sdlreder
ergrtffeu un0 campiren auf freiem Geloe. Gie
@rDfUBe babeu iih nid1t ipie0erbolt.
9lfrifd
Eon II, 80. SUM. Die Neaieruuo
bat etne 9epeidle Don Cir @bas. 8afer ans
&bartum, 80. Wai batirt, crbaIteu, in ipeld,er
er berthtet, SaB ct nit ieiuem COMMANDO
tber bort an9etomneu III. 9a8 qau,e
Sano bis unter Den equator 1T I'M Namen
beg Stce S6nig8 an g9ppten annettirt
uno Der Sflaoeubanbel unteroriidt morbeu.
@tne StraBe nad 3an5ibar mu1oe er0ffnet.
SetHe Mtllnon mar pouFGnOig erfolgrei6.
Dfarft mne SUrls.
Eon D on, 80. SUM-, llbr Nad,m. -
eonIols 92$ fir Srief. inheritance, 40. .4Oer
895; @rie 40.
6rantfurt, 80. 9pni.-v qmerifuuer, u
'62er 965.
garts, 80. SUM. - Genten So grancs,
81 @entimss.
eOnOOn, 80. SUM, 2 ll9r No6m. -
@rie 495.
2on on, 80. SUM, llbr gtad1r. -
eNmertfaner," 10.4Oer 489. gteue 6iiafer
2toerpoo1, 80. SUM, / l1Gl 9fofm.-
Saumipoue rubig uno itetiq; Sberl. ST, Orl.
". Sertdule $4,000 SGllen; fir Spetulas
tlon uno Gnsfubr 1000 DO.
EtDerpo 0 |, so. Suni, ll6r Iatm.-
Saurmoae nntermegS iIau; Serihiffungea
I'M Utat BON gfem-Stteans 8; DO. 5uli unO
Augnlt Don Saoanuab IL. QbarleItou 811I16.
Srooltohe ruhtg. adie 65s.
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Sermtfchte Dcpef6Den aus
SnSsN 81 n~E

| 3s1a Yort. 30: Sunt-Dts geb6roen BON glad
ineu 5slano unteriudler IOebfu oas gsbeimniBuplt
Serl9minoen bon is Stnoingen, rpeIhe BON ben Btam
ten etner 5rau CUR Serphe9un9 ibergcben uur6en biz
| Deute ntd1t ia9cn tann OBJ bic &inoer nod Ieben
= Sn Der periofenen gBebe tamen $500 ginpanoerer
bier an
= Sn gaNaic.6itg puroe Elm 6bolerasSSau beridstet
= Jm YroipetsPare 81 8rootlDn tpur6en tie QFtroe
ctner &utldc. IN lpelter jwet 0ienitmGbten nit ben
Snoern bes Shruiegrobnes oes grsW&aOors GalbHeiif
aBen, lteu bic autide irite lnO encs Der Giuoer
lpuroe auf Der Steue 9et6Otet.
=, 5amitag &bene (uuroe 5ames 5tspatrt bel elmer
4rlgeei t0etlid oerIebt
3obn O'Srten murSc samitas abeuS In Soboten
tootlid1 oermunoet.
- Der 9ampfsr rSeroIb@ lit BON Bremen bier einoe.
trpTfen.
: Der 9ampfer pSambur9H 1T bon Samburo. Der
Sampfer pStoonia" uOn WtarIailss" Un0 Ter y50aboH
BON GtoerppoI au9efommen
= Der 2ampier pAn8Ita" 1T oon gIns9otu bier ein=
getroheu.
= &0as 8untess @5cridbt nil ggooobuu urb @Gof=
lin Hot elunol IN AEidgG DetiGtCn luiieH, neil bic
ltiben AusIi9e aus Gem Slatte Grain geaaue" iuti.
ter uerbttt'et5H,
- Sn Srootpn in 9eftcrn 6rou rep, cine iunge
2Slttpe tn Bolse etnsr abortton 9etorbeu. Die SaGe
DIro ieSt unteIIuCtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-01
1Iuuollfomnene nnh bullfnmmsne
3aaMe.

@ute 9dbue Inb fir torperlite g40n5ett uuerldB-
lit, uno Riemanb oari ib iernerbin pessn unsisi:
der ober lauler 3d5ne entibulosen; osun oas Utlt'
el oieie Uduse bu beistissn, iie9en in eines Seosr
BereiGe. Hr. xBiud,eli, in SIR. iS3, aB It.
Tapette@, oberbalb SutalpfrdBe, lit als ioiiien'
fbaltlitsr 3abudrtt nett uno brett betannt. @r in
nit isbem 3psse isines 8eruiss pratib uertraut
uno u(le ltine sabndrstlten Spefationen bsreoi9en
bic Yotienten aui's 8efs. Die 3dbne, Die er anitr.
ttst setttnen iid onrG 9auerbaitiatsit, poufomne.
mes gafien, natirli6es Auseben uno alisemene
Gt6nbslt aus. 9as 3abnfiilsn nit @olo, Stanio!
ooer COMPETITIONS Diulie biIbet einen pitbsenGbsl
feiuer Byuris. Als 3abuausssPsn fsbt Sr. VI ins
b eI uuerrett ba. 5ein Seriabren nit Dem ia.
tsnten 1T in Der 1bat beBanberub. .Ni6 bas seringite
Stmer,jpmp miro ueranlaBt, Hno bic Operation
In ftets poiIf ommen erIolgretb. Sr
fubri3irt tdsli6 re ne 5 ialpeteriaures @as. Die
fen Stmer5psrtilser baben Die seiammten msSiaini1
nilben SatnlGen guropG's uno amerita's iiir bds
rolfommvniie uno munberbarFe, gmpfinonnssioz
Hsteit bxporssruicne ittel ertldrt bas ie entesft
porben. (Dtdrs7, ,3WteD
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Geareid).


gSien, 80. SUM. - @eneral b. S6ipei
nit, @eianoter beS beutIten Geide8, unt
leine @emabln peruutalteten am Samftal
Nbeno cine briuaute5eitiuitdt uno @mpiangS'
Soiree. Inter ben anmeIeu6en boben perio:
nen naren be &aijerln Auguita BON 0eutidl.
lamb, Der &ailer unb Die aaiierin bon Selt'
reid, bic Brtnsen uno @rSber3oge Der Oiireidi.
ihen SerrI4er=Samilie, uiele Reprdi ientanter
bes enaliiden uno beutiben 4oel8, lpel9t
iett gum 8eiu6e Der 8ieuer 8eItansieIuug
bier iino, bic 6amilte bes Idtb. 6amilton
Slid BON 8aibin9ton, yttt9lleoer oe8 oipIo'
matil9en @orp8 unb Anoere.
1srdnfrei6b.
8ari8, 80. Stunt. - S8 pirO beridtet,
boB Dtonl. SuIe8 6err1, oer iranS. @elanote
in Athe1t, ;uriidgerufen poroen lit; 0toni.
@ubriac pirt leine Stele erbalten.
YariS, 30. SUM. - Brdiibent RcWa'
bon beabi6ti9t, Die Se9naOiguuG8 Cont
toR 8u eriudleu, Die Strafe oerieni9en @oms
muntlten, i1el4e ii6 bis iett muferbaft bes
trassn bobeu, gu erlaiisn.
GpaHien.
eon Dem eommanbeur Der Gegierunsstruppen
IN Sepilia melOet, oaB er se,mungen maroe,
lt'Ne 2tupptl SHtuuSuSleheH, nm etneH @ptI=
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