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The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-06-01

Messrs Wetzel & Co.'s new store
is now ready for the supply Of dry
goods and general merchandise,
which the steamer Nellie Peck
will unload for this firm.
The trains Of I. G. Baker & Co.
are loading with supplies for the
new post at Cypress Mountains,
British America.
Mr.. Kennedy, Of Benton, has II
horses which the owners can have
by proving property and paying
expenses, The horses are now
with Messrs Wetzel & Co.'s herd
and belong to the following named
persons: Lee, British America, | !.
French, British America, /; Dunn
phrey, Fort Benton, 8; Ellis, Brit
ish America, 3; Murphy, Maria's
River, /; Morgan, British America,
2. The horses were transferred to
Mr.. Kennedy by Indian agent Fan
ton, to be returned to their owners
from whom they we're stolen by.
Assinaboin Indians.
By this time. in ali probability,
the freight Of the Josophene will
have reached Helena. The fhst
through freight, however, will come
by way Of Benton, as the Joso-
phene's cargo laid at Bismarck all
winter, as an evidence Of the failure
of the Carroll route. The Joso-
phene wintered at Bismarck, and
was, of course, about the same as
loaded all winter; at all events she
was ready to start with q cargo OF
last years freight which would
have been delivered nine months
ago if the owners had shipped by
the Benton route before the river
was clear for navigation, or the n.
?, Railroad in operation .G.I#.s
Deputy Sheriff Thompson and
escort Of soldiers, WHO We're ii ip5qfs
suit Of Henderson. and sShafer, re-
turned on the 25tEl ult. They fail
ed to oyertake the mdraerefso, who
had left Carroll Oh the Steamer
Josophene, two or three. hours Be-
fore the arrival Of the Sheriff and
party. It appears that the jose
phene ran down their skiff, some
where in the vicinity Of Carroll.
The accident proved fortunate for
the criminals, as Captain Grant
Marsh, IN return for the loss his
vessel had caused them, gave them
free passage to Bismarck. a par
ty immediately started from Car
roll to Fort Peck, where It was ex-
pected that they would oyertake
the Josephene on account OF the
delay that would be occasioned IN
the loading Of some freight that
awaited shipment; but they were
again late. the Josephene having
left some FIVE hours sprevious to their
arrival. The unfortunate haste IN
loading and unloading at Peck
saved the birds from the net, The
residents Of Carroll had no infor-
nation Of the murder on description
.of The nurderers. and of course did
not suspect, while the sfrif1if1ai = re-
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-06-01

The ranchmen Of this vicinity
have been busy putting II their
crops, and now. all are planted. 4
great deal Of new. ground has been
broken this year. and several miles
of ditch opened. The attempt to
cultivate without irrigation was
only partially successful, and here
after .re lance will be had upon ar
tifieeial .Waterssupply. .a.s.s
81 afa 100 il. ii rd 5.la4
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-06-01

ly Wish Unom a COntInuGQ success.
Resolved, that we hereby re-
commend to all our friends, and the
public generally, the Benton as a
safe modious, and fast.node Of
travel to and from the States.
~ Resolved; That. d copy Of these
Resoluit ionsabes fled with the clerk,
and md copies ! for ffWsqded, to. the Ben
ton Rec ORD, Helena, Herald" and
'Ih5dep9ndeht" for, for ) publication.
80 w A. .RTJMSE.Y, Chairman.
.,f-oHF C.zBBLL9ss'EE6R55EEftAE
Mrs. VIM "A . RQmsste.y{, Mrs. Major
John A., Woods: Yrs. George G.
'Snlyth, Mrs, " III p. Turner, Mrs.
Constant. Williams, NJ rs J H. Fisk,
Mrs, +. S, Hamilton, Miss l.. Wood,
N Miss is Frank. Wood Miss Kate A.
Dunn Miss En- Emma N. Fisk; Miss
Rosa MiiddehdQrf, Miss Lule Stock
ms ms Mss MiiS5fs sElIa II De Camp Miss Katie
Bab6ages Masters Willie A. Rum
1sstey1 Lotfiie N. n. .sr4 RRsrr4nseya Fay Ahline
z 7urnle5I. Willie Baf}b)b35ge, Mrs. n.
4. " ilIiams, astefs Ernest Fisk,
Elmer Fisk 1Jo eSSsttocking; Miss
Mamie. Hamilton, Masters Ernest
Hamilton, Thomas Hamilton, Mes
srs; E. S. Hamilton, Geo, G. smyth,
C. H. Chase. Wesley. Robinson,
+, G, y anaterj Walter Graham.
Robert Graham, Sanford Llargent,
Thomas, Dunn, . \. .McMillen, e.
. ;. :Epler, Harry, Lands, Ford J.
ffster, John Kif1n2ia, !. .Wlm, G. Will
son, VIM, Woods, James B. Culley,
THE new steamer Carroll, Capt.
Bqqrleigha ha arrived 1Tes|d7I On the 28th ult.,
bringing 26llz tors Of. freight and
twelve passengers. The Carroll is
q fine. swift. steamer, ard her off
GERS are q9pe7fslllaa1I " e.zffdl 1Isff9}r for courtesy
and abilitT tTtr-5ae 54;feg
d Owing TO- therecrows'dced state Of
Iopr columns We E are abletopublish
the nI1fa7ll1lifes 7l1i IS and Lists Of passengers
oGst3pye3 oGst3y3 above steamers.
lnsVses are happy to announce the
creditable fact that the residents
Of Benton have concluded to build
a church. To The Rev Mr.. Ship
pen, Of Helena, toafi town is indebt-
ed for the origin ofathis worthy
movement, but 0ar citizens have re
sponded m5st libefalfY to the rev
.erend gentlemaB's call for funds to
erect asutaBle building for church,
sunday and day-school. purposes.
Three hundred and fourteen dol
lars have already beer subscribed,
and it IS pfo6ab le5 that much moro
Will5be given. Mr. sHippen's sue
cess III this laudable enterprise,
while rejecting great credit upon
the gentleman himself, speaks vol
umes for that kind hearted gener-
osifY which is a charlottesville Of
Our toWnsmei1, and the desire that
our people feel for the growth and
prosperity Of Benton. The build
ing will be erected under the aus
.pices Of the Methodist Church, but
when not occupied 1bglninisters Of
thatadeno limitations 1is will be at the
.serpiresofio rsclergvnen.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-06-01

70 To9:m1any' iirnE.pprio57tements en- Of like. ma
.tzure do we. look forward until the
fertile regions by which we are en-
compassed are settled BY a thriY-
ing population Of enterprising hus-
bandmen.
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The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-06-01


Our farmers are. rejoicing The
crops are ia splendid condition
Plenty of grass IN this section; oats,
&C., splendid. Messrs Arnauz and
Buclland, lwood farmers, were
IN town dufiIl he week, and we
learn from then that the crops on
IIighvood are al advanced state,
everything in god growing eondl-
ton. Oats are I've inches above
ground. The Improvements made
and IN progrek4 dftehing,1 bnlldz
inc. &C. at the HighWo6d, will in
ashort time transform that 5haautls
fllI falifq into stAa agFieH ti1fal llstien.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-06-01

tifelial Waterssupply. asa
The recent actiyityin our stree IS
has suggested the palmy days Of
'67 and '68. Our town has been
fat on its back for several years,
but at last good times have come
again, and all feel sanguine that a
new era Of prosperity has begun.
In this connection we will express
the hope that our citizens. will not
forget that there is nothing like a
newspaper to. adyel tise the town
IN distant regions and bring hence
additions to. our Population and
wealth wealth 1soa srsv bus ii @
.d1saf 1f8d.E ,slna7 6ssIa 3.
yI3H9up87T b8GTDoms 5G0l FL j
Our streets saa5dly need cleaning 6
up. l5 Except:ln Front street, little
Cleaning f5;slli has been done this spring.
a few hours work with rake and
broom ii front Of each lot would
greatly improve. the appearance OF
things. Attend to this, 50 that the
throngs Of strangers now passing
through toWnmay not have grounds
for unfayorable report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-04
FAREWELL HONORS TO VISITING COM
WANDERERS

KNIGHTS TFMPLARS FROM Pennsylvania MAEf-
LAND. VIRGINIA. MASSACHUSETTS,. AND ELSE
wuHsE DEPARTING UNDER ESCORT on NLW-
YORK BODIES.
The Masonic visitors from other states are
rlly leaving this CITY Or their homes, many Oh tlon
whose business urgent WeferrinS TO go away PR
yatey on the early morning trans rather than to wait
for a Masonic escort. Among those. however, WHO re-
c,ye the h,nors Of escort yesterday were the St
J,m's CommFndery, No 4, OF PAiadolphia, which was
accompanied ia jersey City, by way of The Desproeoes
Street Ferry, by doiesit Of Palestine CohmanheIy
No. IL, 81 this city, under commend of Fast "eheiaE
is5lmo j. r. Warning and Philadelphia Cornmandery 10
.. which was escorted by delegation OF Morton Com
Ioan,lery No. a. of this city, under Past Commander
or smith These Philadelphia visitors left for home
bv tic afternoon train. Portsmouth CoDlmandcry Oh
virginia was escorted from the Continental iioti 10
Pier No 81 North River by delegation from IVanhoe
Curmandery. No 80, Of this city under COMMANDER
Frederick Clg,l and went homewart Ia tho afternoon
ON the Old Dominion line Of steamers. Springfield Com
,uandery OF MASSACHUSETTS, left the Metropolitan
Hotel about o'clock yesterday afternoon, aud.
ureoeded by Browns Brigade Band OF Bos-
ton marched through Broadway, FAteenth-st.
Irving place and LeXingtonaye 10 the Grand Central
Depot where a special train was in watiLg THIS com
Tnnnd was escorted by Gen Preston. the Marshal of to
dedication procession. and hi siaf. and LETT the depot at
) o'clock Apollo Ccanman,iery, NO IL, or Troy, ieit
tler hcpiGaIters at oolpea and we're eStofl eu 10
Pier No 10 where the KDights embarked on the Troy
boat which left at g O'Clock -
Detroit Conman,iery No. ~ Michington has decided
4, remain IN The city until Saturday. aud VIII give IN en-
hlbton drll before Mayor Wiokham thls morning Ia
front Of he City Hail. They Will I've accompanied from
the Grand Central Hotel 10 the city bah Park by Pae5
tire Commidery, No - of which E1Iwood =. Ih@rne'
tLC GRIND str, + the Commander Manhattan Com
m,ndery No 81 oi this city, nd'r W. H. Blanck to'h-
mand,r escorted the three visiting ccnnsndercs ir"n
IsJ,lmore and the Columbia COmmanery OF washington
Last evening" Jersey City, where they took special
train for tl1s,. Cries Grice COmmudery OF Norfolk.
Va also left til. city Last evening by rail- And was Co
cored Jersey City W delegation tEoin Morton .oiI
l4uudery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-04
TIE NEW DIRECTORY OF THE CANTON COM.
PASY OF BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, June 3.-The annual meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Canton Company Of Baltimore
took place at their Office IN this city today. In person
aud by proxy 1898 shares were represented. The
annual report OF tho President and directors sub
mttes also annual siaIenes ~ the Treasurer and
Trustees the Sinking Fund and OF tbs President OF the
Union Railroad Company. No. The following gentlemen
were elected directors for the ensuing yoar:
Abraham T. Dnyls Louis Won Hoffman, James H. Cod
CAT, aud William Butler Duncan " Ncw-YorK Charles
]. BAKER George T. Brown, VIM. q. Harrison. Charles
Weber, and ). Sprisg Belt VI baltimore.
The vote Of all the shares represented unanimous
for tho gentlemen elected. Hereafter tho annual meet
ing of the stockholders for thu election Of directors viii
take pnce on the second Wednesday ~ June, aud the
nr meeting OF tho Board OF Directors after their cleo
tivu viii 10 held Oh tho third Wednesday In June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-04

Abram g. levitt, Charles J. Canda, John Riley po,,
Aspnwar, and Francis B Thurbcr. The appo:ntp.,.
have been ade under Chapter 300 Of the laws Of 10,
otherwise known ~ "An act providing thsi the bra >
in the course Of construction the East River
tween the cities OF kewYork ami Brooklyn By the ~
York Bridge Company. shall be public work Of -
cities o. Now-Y0rk and Brooklyn, and for the di.ol
OF sad Company, andthe etion aud !.
the said bridge b. the said cities"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-04
NEW Works. REPRESENTATIVES, IN THE BROOK.
LYN BRIDGE MANAGEMENT

Mayor Wickham, Controller Green, and
Samuel A. LOWS, President OF tho Board OF Aiderlcn
have appointed tie following trustees for the manage
ment and construction OF the Brooklyn Bridge; Law
renee Turnure, James NJ. hciean. James al. Motley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-04
VISITOR AT THE TEMPLE.

During the recess of the Grand Lodge yes
sray Largo number OF ladies VISITED the Masonic Tenn
PIE sni inspected the Grand Lodge and other vaous
other rooms of tho building Including the prvose offices
~ the Grand Master and the public offices OF the Grand
Secretary. The fsi,e portrait Of the late Grand Secr
try james Herring the founder " the Hall and Asylum
Puud which been recently placed in new and eur
blemac gold frame and hung IN the Grand Scerctrys
office attracted much attention, did also the tablet OF
black marble the eastern side of The Corridor ON
which IA inscribed in letters VI gold the time and crculn
stances " the dedication of the dedication OF the Temple
Tine two laFg, sphynNes, einbrmiiicl of ySiery which
ornament the ses of the marble staircase, were also OBJ
tscts III admiration.
While the ladies vefc In the building tho members ~
the Grand Lodge took the opportunity Of con raj ing
the reelected Grant officers ON the good VIII and har-
mony which had prevailed during the morning session.
aid she unAnty with which mo election LAD been car
rie.l out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-04
aRANp cHApTgR OF TIE EASTERN STAR ORDER

The Grand Chapter of the Order of the East
ern held their annual session yesterday In the Grand
Chapter Room at NO. 80 UuiOnSquare. Tho session
very largely attended many OF the country members
had been attracted this city 10y the masonic parade OF
Wednesday. The Graud Chapter opened IA due
form. after which the Grand Patron, Robert j. Green
wood 0f Albany delivered his annual address. in which
be referred the PROSPERITY OF te Order. the work done
by tho rand officers during the past year and the pros
poets for the future C. Pfrre, the Grand Treasurer
presented his annual report, showing the financial
dtion Of the Order and tho report u w. ii. Lferts
Grand secretary, gave statistical account ot tho
myth of The various Chapters OF tic States aud their
financial condition.
The following Grand officers were elected 10 servo
during the Masonic year 1906 Herman q. Carter Of
New York Grand Patron; Jennie 5 Ramsdall Of Elnllra
Grand Maron Barnard Il. Brett OF Albany. Associate
Grand Patron Eliza Quimby ~ Gre~npolnL Associate
Grand NatrOu; Caroline PfaTre OF New-lOrk, Grand
ITelsur-r: NisW II. Loiier,s of Newyork, Grand
Rotary; Jennie Is. Thomas Of Brooklyn, Grand Con-
ductress; julia " Magec OF Andover Associate Grand
Coniuctrrss and Emma l. Wilson ~ NcwYork, Grand
Wa1eT. The Grand Patron elect then appointed the fol-
lowing subordinate officers: Tho Revs. Msrs A. X. SAN
ford and ". L. Eshert Grand Chaplans; g. b. StOdart
OF NewYorS, Grand Lecturer; Henry A. Green Of Brook
Ign. Grand Marshal; Eliza hacny of Brooklyn, =. A.
GREENWOOD ~ Brooklyn H. A. Oanbcll Of NewlOrk. May
A. Utter of Oak Hs and Carrie Murphy OF Binghamt0n
Grand Star officers ucorco A Russell or Now York. On
ginisf, ami John Moore VI eW-YOrk, Sentinel These
officers wvrc Installed by Past Grand Patron L. MaoOy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-04
Consumption

Total Ok -oVV o'Soo'Voo
De.iuct stock on hand Jan. |, III
1874 aud S75. 5N,0p 1,ONpN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-31
Die Observation-Disclosures Nab
Ifr mr. @tnft GnIfimnrp

peroen nnourt 6enad)ribtgt, oa6 in GjerG6beit
zines Oonnerd9, B. %. Wia, 9elaGen BeidluIies Der
Staot 9oupeHtiou uddDitfn Wittmodl, Den 2.
Snn, sum 3mtde Der Stmdbluus oou fini Mb9e=
oroneteu ans leoer gSdro Sur StaotsS oupeu=
oentton, um etnen Sauoioateu ilr's Uta=
DorssAmt auTjuieHen, UNI in Den SerbhuGbleu
gtoablt jn peroen, BON Wttta9s II bis Abeuos 5
ubr cine PrmdrpdhI Gbgehdlten ;uiro.
Eol9eHoe eotGie ltno ju Sttmm YIdben aus9ez
ndglt:
Stra6e.
2, {8aro- -GHowef=Gd Der 9Ouoz uno eaacalters
StrGGe.
3. gSaro- Gfe Der grattz uuo gOuo=
Strafe.
4. gsuro-9lOrooT gde Der Sigh uno eombaroz
StraBe.
.. tsaro-glr. 1872. 6Ouefftrabe.
6- Wdro-ShDlnn's @de Der 9GrOliHe= uno Srz
eaRS traBe.
I, gSar6-GOers, ede Der eanGl= uuo Gaserz
Strd6e.
5. S8aro-Gde Der 6orreIt= uuo giouumentara6e.
9. gSGro-fSdpettez uHo ISreoeridltra6e.
10. lSdro-Jtr. 6, BartitruBe.
II. g8dro-9oDGro= un0 @eHtreitra6e.
II. 9SaroI9tr. 1902, YreItOns, Habe 9aroeRitra6e,
t3. &dro-ytoroOft 9de Der SarGtOgaz, nabe
IA. 2Bdto-Germaufra6 swti9en giue= uuo fsrez
montitraBe.
IL. 8aro -SHooitzGte Der Qee= uno @barIesNr.
IL. Waro-3mGus9er's, ytr 129, SdmoeHitraBe
II. gBaro-Gde @6arle5= uHo YromRitra6e.
IL. gSaro-ytoroDel= @dc Ger S1rooer= uno SoIz
IinsItrdBe.
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20. gSaro-ytr. TT, YeHulolDGnd= AOenue.
Ste Witglteoer oe5 Gretutp=9nmite5 Doleu 9ez
idut9f r9eHo cine AenOeruug in O6ger Stmms
BlGezSfe fuiort aHmeloen.
0ie 2SabI miro uGd Der Regiftrirz2lte gelibrt.
Ste Stimmplase iino Oon II ubr WlttdeS
bis llhr ADeno5 unter ben Jie9eIu Der StGot eonz
peHiton 9eornet.
5m aHitrG9e Oes Gretutiu=@omite'6
Q29-3j GbaS. u. NeAIecfe, SER.
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ben. Sn Der Ndbe bieies Blates angelangt,
babe Sbert 81 @ulben bon ibm Suriiduer-
langt, Die er ibm in Yarts selieben, unb ais
er fiG geneigert, bieicm Serlaugen5 81 entiprez
den, babe Sbert inn ioIort tbdtlid) angegrif'
fen. Der sr0Bte She'll bcs @cloes, peldeS
man bel ibnl, Dem W0rber, gefuuoen, babe
ibm geh6rt, oa Sbert MIR cine geringe Saar.
idaft bel itd gebubt. Nuh Die 8eiistaidle,
meld,e man allgemein ais Sbert geb0rig an-
geieten bat, lei Oes 3eusen @igentbum gene.
len. Gr polle Die Seriibuug OcS WOrbes. 10
id)loB Sfwer3 iein 3eugniB, nidt leu9neu,
uno bereue fie auirid,ti9, aber er babe iie
nift unterlaien f0uneu, ba er nm Der @rbalr
tung ieines ei9eHen 2ebens wiaeu oaSu &C.
5mungen 9etpeien lei.
Sefretdr . # o 10 bielt Uorgeitern bel Der
@rdberibmiidung IN 1oulsuile cine lGngere
SRsAp
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GaropGiI9e &abelberid;te,
9euffmL0nO.

8erltu, 80. Otai. - Die n6bsre llntcr.
in1ung bat er9ebcn, OaB oaS -Anerbietcn
g8ieluger'S, ben SiiriteH BiSmard 81 ermOr.
Oen, nllr ein Ssriuh lSlefHger'5 mar, I'm
9elo Su erpreIien uno baB 0erielbc telnG
Somplicen bate.
81 linden, 30. Wtat. - Der beriibmtc
Wtalcr SoBanu Sleiu lit geitorbeu.
GueIano.
1ono on, %. Otai. - Ser ameritauiid)e
GOauqelilt miu in Belt BON einem OiOnate
1ourrn perlaiien. Scr !Serio9 BON 9Selmg'
ton bat ieiue 6eiti6ule III elnen Sttiaal unl-
gemanoelt.
aae0tOrgenbldtter bsipredeu Die proiettirte
gtOrOpolz z@rpeOition, mesde bente gtabmlttag
A llbr abgeben iOa.
2onoon, 80. Mai.-9ie Sdlffe ~2lGert"
unb,, DISCOVERY" BON Der oropul.@rpe6itiOn
legeIten geltern 9ta6miltag pOu BOrt5mOutb
ab, Sine ungebeure SOItsmen9e mar arwe>
ieuo. Sic &Uui9in miiuidlte Der @rpebitlon
telegrapbtidl ben beiteu Grfolg.
Ser Sdbwimmer SpBmton.
2onoon, 20. Otai. = YaUl gOnutOn
lauOete beute 0tOrgeu 43 llbr in 6OlteitOue.
@r mar nibt beiouberS ermiiOet. 2ie Yeute
am Stranoe empfingen ibn nit lauten SUI
bslrrfen.
Die @niidten iber >, ,@rte."
2onoOn, 30. Mai. - Sier berrldlt Die
2lnId)t Dor, oaB bic Gruennung zines Wtaiie,
curators Der y@riebabn" fir Die 9lftionare
uortbeilbait it," Sr. @ullo6 iagt, oaB Die
,,@riebabu" ooppelt ic piel nertb 1T, ais ner
Jetige YreiS Der SbliQationen, oenn Die
Sabu babe mdbrenO elmer |ebr Iauen 3eit
mebr, ais bic 3inlen perbieut, trOe Der Ger.
l0ruug Der OeamHre Sriide. 0r. Morgau
9laubt, oaB Die 9lnleihe nit Der y0elamare-
Qadamanna &c." oeSbalb nd)t Su Stanne
lam, neil hie Spefulanten inter ben ,@ries"
Slreftoren elm Salen Der @ourie miinltten.
,Sr. Seligmonn bGlt Die Gruenuung beS 6rn.
Seipett 5um Maliepermalter fir cine iebr
giinitige un6 meiut, oaB Die Sabu eluen &C.
nii9enOen llsberibHB obwerifr nm bic 3lHien
81 be5ablen.
Jranfreid,,
BartS, 30. OtGt. - Ser Sicompte De
Meaur, NderbaumiHiiter, foroerte einen Gre
Dit BON 100000 Sranfeu, I'M bic Soften Der
franS0flhen @ommtlliOn fir Die Centennial
Au8itelluu9 beitreten Su fGunen.
@eneral Oe @iiieD, Srlegsminiiter, uer'
langtc cinen Greoit BON 81 200, 200 6ranten,
I'M ole SerthetoiguugSperte fOrtfiibren uno
Oas SriegS Ntaterial pcruOllltdnOi9en gu
f0nneu.
SPuNbeW.
Ot brib, 90. Wtat. = 9ie Nad)ridJt lit
bier eingelaueu, baB Swiiden Den farliiti=
ideu unO alioniniihen Sruppeu beute gu
AlioSa eiu 9eie9t itattgeiunOeu babe, bel
Dem bic Sarliiten 20 Soote uno 200 Ser.
uuuoete uerlOren baben. @eneral OOrre9arag
lOll in bemlelben Oerwunoet morOeu ielH.
Ot Ori .. 30. Wtai.-An Stelle oeS fitr3>
lid Dur6 cine farliitiite 8ugel gct0Oteten
SicesAomiral8 SarcaStegui uurOe 9lomirol
SOlo De Sarnabe gum SefeblSbaber oeS lpa>
niiden @eIhmacerS an Der yiorbtiiite ct.
Eanut.
9as Grobeben in RIeiuaiien.
VOnoon, 20. Wtai. - gSeltere Selldlte
iiber Oas perbeerenSe Grobeben in 8leiuafen
nelOen, buB mebrere 96rfer total Serii0rt uuc
oaB al 2000 Weniden umgsfommeu itno.
Wlarft nup Sorie.
Qonbon, 90. Utai. Ser. Stnateu
5I20er SouOS '67er 1881; meme 6iiuIer 1924.
@rle 15f.
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