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Menlthfulness,

A distinguished physician says
"After a careful examination of DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder, l am
satisfied that 1t is wholesome and
valuable preparation, with which bread
and other articles may be prepared
suitable to weakened and disordered
digestion. have introduced It am onp
my patients, and have yet to learn OF
the first instance where convalescent
patient could not indulge In warm bis.
cults made with it, aud feel the better
for IT. Sour milk and saleratus will
not, l hope, be longer used to poison
the stomach and corrupt the blood
DIR, Prices True Flavoring Extracts, as
well as his Cream Baking Powder, have
gained their popularity and extensive
sale nom their perfect purity and un-
varying quality.
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A Good Example for Dallas.

The following extract is presented for
the consideration of Dallas capitalists :
The Chilicothe, (Mo.) Constitution
makes u contrast between the present
condition OF that place and its c0ndi-
ton five years ago. from which it APP
pears the citizens have much to be en-
couraged at Five years ago, it says,
one-third OF the farms in Livingston
county were under mortgage to East
ern capitalists; now these mortgages
are either released or held by home
parties. Then il cost one hundred to
one hundred and twenty dollars to send
II car load Of grain to Chicago, and sew
enty to eighty to send 1t to st. Louis I;
now the rates are only half these.
Then, Of the five hundred wagons an
nunlly sold in Livingston county not
over fifty were made in Chillicothe ;
now they are all made there. A few
years ago there was only one coal mine
opened in North Missouri, and its pro-
ducts were sold at exEorbitant prices ;
now there are n dozen coal IL supplied
to consumers at Chillicothe at three
dollars a ton. The town of Chillicothe
| has grown in population, wealth and
industry, and the county of Livingston
has greatly improved also; and the
Constitution advises its readers to cease
their complaining of hard times and
make up n selection of Livingston
county products for exhibition ut the
Centennial.
In the spirit of the above can be
found the key note of the future pros
perity of Dallas. Our city may indeed
be increased by more than double its
present population, for it is the geo.
graphical center of the best portion of
Texas. But rs soon as its business be-
comes equal to the necessities of its
immediate neighborhood, the city
must necessarily lapse into n lethargy
similar to that which is daily seen in
towns which have already grown to
the limit of their destiny. But the
people of Northern Texas look to a
brighter future for its most energetic
city. The wealth and enterprise al.
ready centered here can, if they will
take the proper direction, inaugurate
progressive career for Dallas, which
will not be bounded by short era.
The amount of wheat, cotton and
broom corn raised in this county. If
entirely worked up at home, would Sc
cure to us an additional revenue of
millions in money, to say nothing of
the healthy employm mt which would
be afforded to numerous Migrants. MS
well as deserving people, who cannot
find work commensurate with their
strength and sex. On our wheat we
pay the freight to st. Louis, the freight
back, when it returns to us as flour.
besides the profit of several middle
men and the cost of hiring hands and
running machinery. The same thing
is true Of our cotton, and the same
principle is applicable. May we not
hope that the day is near at hand when
the force Of these potent facts will be
effectively appreciated.
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Whereas, IL has come to the official
knowledge of CCeur de Leon Lodge
No. 4, Knights Of Pythias, that Bro.
Ben. Ward Is on the eve of removing
his residence to "A distant State, which
removal will necesstate a severance Of
his connection with Lodge of which
he has been n long and hon0red mem
Der, therefore, the Knights Of Pythlas
belonging TO Cmur de Leon Lodge No.
3, assembled in their Castle Hall, have
unanimously
Resolved That in the severance OF
Bro. Wards citizenship, the commu-
nifty Of Dallas loses good citizen and
All energetic business man.
That this Lodge is deprived OF an
earnest worker, sincere friend, and n
true Knight.
That while we deeply regret his de-
parture, we earnestly wish him God
speed in his new field of labor, and
heartily recommend him to our broth
erhood universal, and to all true men,
That these resolutions be spread up
on our minutes, and n copy be furnish
ed for publication to THE DALLAS
| HERALD. II. A. M'COLLUM,
RICHARD MORGAN,
JNO. W. WRIGHT,
Committee.
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There will no doubt he n great variety OF
styles and qualities of Mems ana Boys cloth
ing from all parts but our cltizens VIII
hardly care to see n more complete stock
than that of Il. NJ. Kahn IL Bro, Theirs Is
no ordinary stock of goods, but has been
mpde expressly for their large trade, and Is
made up In the very latest styles. For
cheapness and durability their stock com
pares iavorably with any in the State. Gen
temen's apparel Of all kinds can be found
here, such ny II complete stock OF furnishing
goods, underwears of every description,
beautiful neckwear goods, etc. They have
also large stock of hats of all kinds and
styles. the cheapest In the city. For any.
thing In their line, call on II. NJ. Kahn n
Bro, corner of Elm and Lamar streets, Dal
lag, Texas. Oct 7-d3m
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4 Pubic Park,
DALLAS, November 10. 1875.

DALLAS, November 10, 1876.
TO the Local of The Herald.
What say the citizens of Dallas to a
public park? Would it not prove an
attractive feature to the crowds OF
strangers daily arriving here, and a
most desirable and enjoyable spot for
the pastime and recreation of our
whole community? We think such a
project can he put on foot, and that
without expense to the city, other than
the proper preparation and care of
such streets as may lead to and from
such park. PROGRESS.
There is no reason that the city
should not have beautiful park. There
Is territory Immediately adjacent to
the city that would serve the purpose
admirably, and if the City Fathers
could be brought to appreciate the me-
cessity of such an institution there
would be no difficulty in securing all
the land necessary, at rate that would
hardly be felt by taxpayers. Let the
matter not rest here.
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W. +. LYTE Il Co. real estate agents, No.
100 Lamar street, beg leave to call the utren.
ton of persons wishing to purchase real es.
tate to the extensive llstsof property on their
bulletin boards in and outside of their Office,
under the respective heads of "Improved
City Property, ""Vacant City Lots" EARNS"
and "unimproved and Wild Lands" en-
bracing business houses and vacant lots In
the commercial center of the city. Also,
building lots, and anumber of very desir-
able residences situated in every quarter of
the city. Also, large tracts of wild lands in
Dallas and other counties ofthe State, besides
q numher OF farms of various sizes, includ.
tations within Ave miles of the city of Dallas
auE25dtf
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The HERALD job offi,e now possesses
facilities which enable us to execute
every description OF commercial print
Ing, lawyers briefs, blanks and other
legal documents, on the shortest notice,
in the best style, and at the most reas-
enable rates. We will guarantee full
satisfaction to those of our friends who
favor US with their orders.
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We keep on hand n large and choice stock
of Wines. We have the Virginia Seeding
the Concord, Catawba, Iowa, etc, We win
fill orders for private families from the gal.
ion up. Saloon keepers will find 1t to theii
advantage TO patronlze MS, as they secure
better wines and better bargains than in ~.
Louis. Give us call. Seeing is believing
aud tasting is convincing,
G, rick u CO.,
Market ST., bet, Main and Commerce
nov7-lw2stt
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our pioneer Merchant Tallors, the Douglas
Bros, having removed TO the new ana COM
modious building, No. COS Main street. nre
now better prepared To exhibit their large
assortment of fine foreign and domestic
cloths of all varieties and VIII as heretofore
make them up In late style, aud II true III
They have received II large assortment OF all
all kinds of gents furnishing goods, hats
and caps, and will receive In u few days n
very choice stock of clothing, In great vuri
ETY.. These gentlemen are sufficiently known
amongst us to merit good share Of public
patronage.
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Main street, Dallas.
Transient guests ~ per day.
Dinner board 50 per week.
Day board 50 per week.
Reasonable rates for regular guests.
The table will be unexcelled.
MRS. II. s. RossER, proprietress.
novi-dlm
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GOSSIP AND QUERIES.

We have heard many ladies recently
complain of their husbands neglect of
home. A spoonful of honey will keep
more bees than will ten of vinegar. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
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Keep the Eyes Cool.

A great cause of discomfort found In
wearing spectacles is the heated condi-
ton of the light as it passes through
the lens to the eye. This is all avoid
ed In using the diamond Spectacles, 1"
the temperature of which Is lower than
that Of the atmosphere. For sale at
j. NJ. Oram's, Main street.
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Post Up Their Names.

DALLAS, November TO- 1915.
City Editor Herald;
If the names Of the respective streets
were painted on the corner street
lamps, it would prove of great conve-
nience to both strangers and citizens,
and would be available both night
and day. ''LAMP POST"
The suggestions of Lamp Post are
worthy of notice, but we fear that
some members of the City Council will
growl at the expense, slight as it will
be, In every city of the country, we
see the names Of the streets painted
plainly, in order that strangers may be
benefited thereby, but we fear that a
City Council that refuses to buy the
number of chairs that are absolutely
necessary for their own use, will hard
ly add this Improvement to our city,
for you know the persons benefited do
not own property in the city.
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WE RETAIL
GLASS
And QueeRswarC,
AtWhOIesale Prices.

We ask the Citizens Of Dallas
and vicinity 10 write TO US for
prices OF anything In our line.
II will cost you nothing, and you
VIII save money. We have a
full stock Of China In WHITE,
GOLD BAND and DECORATED.
Also, everything In Glassware
and QueenSWare. You can buy
a full set as cheap from us, as
you can buy a few pieces from
the retail dealer. We guaran-
tee everything TO be as repre-.
sented. Remember We want
your trade and will deal hon.
eStly with you, or NOT at all.
Special prices TO hotels and res
taurants. Now on hand q large
line of Dinner, Tea and Cham.
Der Sets, very Chear. Send or
derS direct to
MILLER Il STEPHENSON,
5O4 North 4th ST., st. Louis, No.
oct3O-d&wly
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Lust Reonisnh-

AT staniord's, iO7 Elm street. n nne line OF
Hand sewed Boots and Shoes, which have
peen made TO order, expressly for tho city
trade, and which are eing sold cheaper
Than tho same class of goods, were ever Of.
iered In Dallas. Gall and examine our goods
and prices, and be convinced,
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proaohin1.

Elder N. $. Bastain, OF Illinois, will com
mence meeting in tho Christian meeting
house 10 Dallas tonight, Thursday, N0vem
Der nth, aud continue over next Lords day
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Local Editor Herald

Cannot some steps be taken toward
the formation of n public library ASSOC
citation? Nearly every city of the pop
ulation and Importance of Dallas has
It's Mercantile LIBRARY association, and
why can not we? BIBLI0PoLE.
In answer to our correspondent,
whose motion we cordially second, we
would say that all that is required is to
bring the subject properly before the
people by organizing an association
on the basis he proposes. There is no
doubt that our moneyed men would
literally subscribe to fund with this
end in view.
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Mr.. Hy. DePrleste ~ duly author
ized 10 solicit ana receive Job work,
advertising and subscriptions tor the
Dallas HearId. w. a. HOLLAND,
HusiDess Manager.
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Mr. VIC Francis. a pupil OF III, Marmondt
" faris and volksnar, will receive lively,
~lvancod pupils Tor instruction.
fernis' ono lesson, ono dollar; twelve les
sons, ten dollars.
Application addressed to Lock I,ox asa. ,
2, win be promptly attended to.
oct25-dim
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COMMUNICATING % cap.. nen. wn

AT n meeting OF Cmur de Leon
Lodge No. s, Knights of Pythlas, held
at the Castle Hall In Dallas on Thurs
day night November 4th, the follow
Ing preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
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Wanted,

A house servant, white female, to go eight
miles into the country. Good wages and a
comfortable home, Address Drs, Easily and
Kennedy, over s, Loeb Il cos, elm street.
nOy5-dtf
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To cook, wash and do general houSework,
with girl to nurse child two years old
Ilbelal wages paid Call NJ
SOUTHERN LIFE ms. OFFICE,
novll-9t Block, Jeti n CO.'S Bullulhs
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Wanted
A flrst-class Blacksmith, Plow-Makcr md
horseshoe. Apply TO
WM II. ALLEN,
noyIl-it Marlin, Falls County, Texas.
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Johnson IL once more at his Office as busy
ever, saving peoples money, lie has his
Office still at the san Jacinto. II you want
Railroad ticket, go TO him and save money
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OF fine large Red Northern Onions, jus
received at G. NJ. Uonnely's lOl Main street
noyi-dtf
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II you want good Boot, Shoe or GaIter;
made to our order to
HARRY BROS,
noyll-lm No. ODl Main street.
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Wanted Wine Bottles,

The largest price paid for wine bottles
at G. RICK a CO.;
Market Street,
noylO.d If Between Main md Commerce.
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All Sorts Of Fancy

Al Sorts Of Fancy Work for Christmas Presents
Made to order by Mira, G. ltessler, at Mrs
Worthington's millinery store ON Main
street. n0VN-3
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CITY BUSINESS.

Railroad tickets to all points bought, sold
and exchanged by FRED. MANGET, lie
Grand Hotel. octl5.dtf.
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Excursion or return tickets between New
York and Liverpool or Queenstown, $40,
currency, and between New York and Lon
don, by the direct steamers, $50, currency.
All cabin passengers have equal privileges
in the saloon.
There are no second.class or cmigrant rail-
road tickets sold from Dallas 10 New York,
all tickets 10 that point being ilrst-class.
Emigrant tickets from the above cities of
las to Europe,
For further particular, and for Tickets, APP
ply at our Office No. 100 Lamar street. be-
tween Main and Elm.
sept2idtf W, II. LYTE eco, Agents.
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q aily GERALD.
THE DAILY HERALD

WIZ he found GU sale by the news
boys on all trnins of the Texas and
and Pacific railway, and nj tse news
stands M the Lcgrand, San Jacinto
and Lamar hotels.
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A fine lot OF Fresh Missouri Butter always
kept on hand ut G, NJ. Connolly's, lO7 Marke,
street. noyi-dtf
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BARGAINS in Boots and Shoe

Bargains IN Boots ana ohoeS'
II you want bargains in Boots ana SHOES,
go 10 HARRY BROS,
uoylI.lm No. G0l Main Street.
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The best fine Kip Boots you ever saw fo
So W, at Stanfords, lO7 Elm street,
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Local Editor Herald :

Local Editor Herald
The city is rapidly improving and
necessarily the streets must often be
blockaded with building materials, and
we care not how much they be on
every street, for such purposes, for we
desire to see Dallas grow until she be-
comes a great city; but would 1t not be
well to have Il law requiring every
owner or contractor to place signal
Hght on such materials every night
from dark till daylight and thus pre-
vent accidents to vehicles and
pedestrians "RoCK.n
The communicates of Rock" em-
braces large field of discussion. We
think police rules and regulations will
cover the suggestions of " Rock" We
know that in all large cities the police
ordinances provide for emergencies of
this character and as general thing
such ordinances are strictly enforced.
Felt hats are not chosen to match
the costumes with which they are
worn, but are trimmed with velvet and
silk of the dress. Light creamy white
and wood-colored belts are chosen and
the gloves are of the same shade. This
brightens up dark toilets, and permits
the use of very dark materials for trim
ming the hat.
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A. ~ men wanted 70 leave their measures n,
we s. new shist factory, aoy Lamar stre,,. "
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Why is pretty, well-made fashion,
able girl thrifty housekeeper Be-
cause she makes great hustle about IA
very small waist,
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For Rent.

For Rent
The store of Williams Bros, No. Sll Elm
street. Apply To
noy0-lw DORIAN co.
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DIR. q, Beaumont gives especlai attention
to diseases and deformitles Of the eye. sat
isfaction guaranteed. Office Dallas Inhrm-
AIRY, l,OSl Main street. octl2-dlm.
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DALLAS, TEX AS.

THURSDAY MORNING ::::: NOV. II.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-02
Gin fataIer Wte9riT. = Gin 8atcr
fGteRt fetuen ct8cnen So1n
4sicSpr

Cincinnati, l. Scpt. - GOr einigen
Sagen gelang es einem in SnotauapoliS an
idBtgen iungen Wanne, ytamens Yeterion,
Die Gofter oeS SarmerS GruitD5 81 ii6erres
ben, NIT ibm ua6 Der StaOt Su geben, mo- ite
oaHn Seioe 5uiammen lcbten. Ser Sater
erfubr ben 9(ufcnthalt leiner 8O9ter, unO es
sliidte Inn, fie gu peranluiiea, tpieOer NIT
lbm naf 6aule Suritfsutebren. Beterion
fol9te, itieB 9rObungen ge9en ben alten Wtann
aus, nno ais bteier geitern lbenc erfnbr, oaB
Oerielbe iidl in Der ltabe ieiue8 9auies auf'
balte, wuroe er ruiitbeno, ergriff ieine 6linte
lluO ba9te, YeteriOn, Der nit @emalt barauf
beitdnoe, feline Sodltcr Su ruinren, nieoer5u=
i9ieBen, iobalo er iAm gu @eiibte tdme. aI8
Der a6tsehuidbrige Sobn oeS ruienOen Iltcn
BON oteler 9lbit6t ieineS Saters bDrte, pollte
er itd 5u ibn begeben, nm inn BON ieinem
Sorbaben ab5ubringeu. 0ieier aber, in Der
Meinuug, es iei Yeterion, legte ieine Slinte
auf i'm an, feuerte unO entieelt ianf Der eli
gene SObn su ben 6iiBen ielnes @r5eu9erS
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gslesrapbii9s Sepei9sa.
(Beri9te Der mAIociirten BreiIe" iiir ben "eor'
reiunn0eutPu.Hl
Saianss sSepeiGsss.
M,,s Der gs,tmnesfa,tnttnat. j..


gS q ing n, ben l. Septbr. - OaS
Shahcntsbepartement muroe bente Don Gan
SSransisco benad)ri6tt9t, oaB etipaS mebr ais
$500,0O0 bon benz in jener Stabt aufgebGuis
ten Sob iibertragen merben fDnuten. Snfolae
Gefen erbielt Die Stem Dorfer Sirna @ebr.
&onnb 100000 fir Die yWerhant'S $rz
6ange-8anf;" bic uGrite @ationabanf" BON
Yortlano, Dragon, erbielt $4,000 uno bic
Stem Norfer sSirmen Srerel, Morgan & So.
unb Seligmaui1 erbieltell S4OQ, 900, nm es
auf peri9iebene fleinere Sirmeu su iibertraz
gen. Seute gin9en peit mebr @elu6e elm,
dis ansenOmmen iperben fonnten. SbiQe
llebertragunsen erif0pfen ielbitperfanblif Bic
8nnoesfafie In San Sran5iseo nidlt.
= Oas 3riegsid)iff ssSorteiter" fdbrt NOR
gen BON Der Sefnng Wonroe ua9 gipiu.
mail ab.
Y Gas &riessidiff ,Gananbaiaua" in
bon Stem. Srleanstu Sort Jtopal etneetrofien
= Wahrenb bes Monats 4nsuf sablte oas
Shabanlt SIT ,475, ,914.84 an Die nerid,iebe,
men Oepartenents Der 8egieruna ans.
-Das Boitbepartement empfing beute BIZ
Mittbellung, bab bic yOtiifiitppitbalz uni
Braail,O Oampier, @ompagnie" pom l. .Sftobe,
ab cine Badet=Oampferliuie bon ct. Souls
Wto., mad Braiilien einriGten wil, uut
itMrse sngieil BON Der @ompasnie erind)t
| ibr bic Ser. StaatsHs Beit had Braiilien NIT
suqeben. DaS Separtenent mirb oielem @r
luden naftommen uno Der einie baiiir elm
l@ersiituns mad ben Ssean=8aten sewabren
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guropaii9e &abel6eri9te.
ser g5lferred,ts.GunarcF. .

Der > q, l. Septbr. = Der @ongreB
fir 9teforutiruns unb @OoifiSiruns oes 86l-
ferrefteS purOe bier formeQ er6ffuet. Dele
gaten aus ben Ser. Staaten iinO auiueienO.
Ser Mufitano 1T Der $ erse8ptptna. =.
Qoubon, 1. Septbr. Cine Seriner
0epeid)e an bic - GtmeS" iagt, bag ieit Der
fiirSltdIeu @rneunuag BON Wtabomeo 8aida
gum @roBoeSter meniger 6Ofinung, ais le
uorbanben iit, baB man ben Sniurgenten gu
geitGnbuiiIe MAIDEN perOe. DtabOmeb ,uiro
als ein eingefelidter anbdnger ocS reiulteu
2bioluti8mnS geifilbert, unb ieine glnmeieuz
bett i'm tiirfifen @abinet 1T barauf bered)net,
Die Sniurgcnteu i'll perSmetfelten Nnitren9un=
gen anSuipornen. Seine @rueunung, penn
ite nid)t pielmebr einer Qauue entiprungen,
liefert ben Beneis, baB Der Sultan eutiflolz
len 1T, Die biSberige 0tegIer1n9sWeiie, mclAe
Den auiitanO beroorgernfen bat, fortjuleben.
&aguia, l. Sept.-0ie tiirfiid)en Grup=
pen baben Srebinle eutiett unO Die Sniurgenz
ten baben fd in bic @ebirge SuriifgeSOgen.
Die 8erbinOuug 5mtlden bier uuo Srtbinle
lit tpieber bergeitellt moroen.
Mneebltdles CUBE oes MuJitanoes lit Oct
@erseepmtna. ilnterwerfune Oer
Suiureenten.
Qonbon, l. Sept. - Die ySlmeS" ia1t,
oab ale Sniurgenten, Die ni9t auf 0itreid)tz
i9e8 @eblet sefloben, iit) ben Siirfen inter
iporfeu bGten. SoSuien t0nnte ais paciiSirt
betra1tet meroen.