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Weather Probabilities To-day.
OFHIcl OF CHrkH SIGNAL oYHIcHR. I

WAbHIHGTUSs UclOUer bs IoFos
In the middle and eastern states rapidly
falling barometer, southwest TO southeast
wines, Increasing 10 brisk and high, and
warmer. cloudy or rainy weather, succeeded
In former 10 night by rising barometer and
colder northerly winds.
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COAL AND WOOD.

ARRIVAL OF COAL.
xhnTET,ysd; esrs: WHITE ASH sroys. cargo
s ss iSi fssg' v xnTI 1 Haa Ts ssa
De" hilsd diTsoi from vessel q .sa1ess ss.s:: a
oIIIcEs:-II1& Pennylvanis sveaos, between
sss * sss wS:si and . sTra ssS
street and Potomac river. oess an Al"
SELLING OUT CHIAPI
Sc f: .:s !. IS s ss 'rov,
s.:s SIC 90 Ash xSos..............ssse
0Is:n q. stysrd on Oh street. Sssvssa b y and
.Isrd lsased for 9 years. Scales. ysneins, onOs,
scss ; S.ss and Mule for sale wouA n.t. ssoi
COAL AND kNDLN0 WOOD.
s..:: "a as : : ssss :: .s::
rxf.st sTsSsiD S IlupL1.s WOOD.
SssA "a srs ns g sn I. sys.y bundle, n. -
sTHHENDOD . me-.
nm nd Depot IN -sersss wsan,
sssesU Branch o0es 1878 PsansyIvssis even
LUMBER.
LUMBER! LUMBERl
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
On and sftsr this Gate ve Win ssIl Gil kinds OF
White Pine siding - Ss 1f sSbSr ,esi sIs
V Xn,is pi1 s,, =. sols good psr hundredl
white Pine, - and !, dressed. . ....... SO
!Osk Fencing, inches. ........ i@
:n.I lot q oss. HieiO1y, Wsinat.' and Poplar
Ct :. ss,H 81 s1ist he :nS ::
GEORGE II. JOHNSON.
aosls-H Corner 18Th asa 3 streets nv.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
II vm b to the interest of purchaser, Of material
.. 1SiSpf to examine ny stock have
FLORIDA TLooRIla
~ and 81, kiln dried. Also
VIRGINIA PINE FLOORING
together With no 5eFcf isSssn SSS 81
&C.. ae., which ! WIN sell Il prices 70 suit pur
DANIEL sMITH,
snse-tr RhQnix NH, 1910 Ohio avenue.
LUMBER. LUMBER.
LUMBER.
OUR REDUCED PRICEs,
VIRGINIA. PINE BOARDS, pa hundred, 0laS
VIRGIHIA PIE eIDIH9 l.so
WHITE PINE SIDING. L.. Il or ls feet. 90
WHITE PIHB sIDIHG .-.........--............ . 90
wILLBT LIBBEY SHINGLES mo. D.. 1so
DUB $50 BOARDS
Are Fira QEalify. ALL 10 FEET LENGTH.
~Oau and 80 them. Va
wiLLET g. LIe6EY,
Oorner StstA street and NeW York sce~sss.
IL H-ly
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ELECTION OF TRUsrERs-Ata meeting of
ne metropolitan Middlings Purifying com
psny, ne following were elected trustees for
en- ing year, viz:-Seth l.. Phelps, Ben
Todd, WIN. L. Bramhal, T.. C., Aver and
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1T SIRIUS,
1OlI.~-PENNsYLvAN AvENUE-l0ll,
BETWEEN 10TH AND I1rH STREETS,
TIE coUs S41ss! A n. E II WITH NEW
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
70. MEN AND BOYS.
Dress Suits,
Business Suits,
Working Suits,
Youths Suits,
Ohildrens Suits.
Suits for Little Chaps,
Suits for Growing Boys,
Suits for Big Boys.
Suits for School Boys,
Suits for College Youths,
Euits for Working Youths.
Suits for Small Men,
Butts for Large Men,
Suits for Men of Medium Size.
Suits for Men OF Extra Size,
Suits for the Biggest Of Men,
Suits for every kind of Men,
Suits for all the Men In Town
OVERCOATS A SPECIALITY.
BUY NOW! BUY NOWg
Particular Attention Given TO Pleasing.
A. STRAUSS.
NEW STOREl NEW GOODSW
NEW FIRM.,
The undersigned respectfully Informs his old Gus
lis and 70
cially for his business, at
Ho. l1l3 eTREDr,~
Between 18th and 18th streets northwest
where he has opened an entire New Stock Of the
WALL rHPsss &sSow saH6ss
OF uLofHs, siDDua, &C.
az n sp Ss .% ny
OF L. r. OLARK SONS. We eID.ct IN the future
TO supply customers With greater satisfaction,
having made our arrangements with the princiD sf
nanuiscturers Of our line Of goods, giving us
facilities which no other house In this locality can
command.
oct4-6t L. +. CLARK.
TIN ALB1HARLD YDAALD UeTIxuYI.
4 ca IostsssSLs, "a,
Beosee4 ~ nj with elegant new tlf1l- ~
e1ro g CO. O. ~ ~, yin receive SUN
n1R o0A1D11Q iron sho II e yuns %
~ 1eh 81 0eDte0boe. No extra charge Tor BOZ d
80 eoenD. no6 Tor - Of uoW t1a-U3n anoyS. Oy0
A STHMA AND
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.
~ The most effectual remedy
nATURA TATULA,
~ prepared in eli FORMS for
cavouv sIoEfng and Inhalation By
~ las New Bond street, Lon
doa, and sold By them and
Oh M nMI. TT M eToRHx1EPEHs TAR9u9H.
jys1g auglesep9 50 oct1i ,novll ,dec3 Janis fobs
A.A.A.A. CARD.
Lergs or nall suU carefully sa~sasS A. -
GsSd % o1sto0ers e distanos b lsStssssSSs 49,.
kecks tat ofeon ylo1l enaEMoua fUe1F1a se1rS +
6svs, oeeocesd Stock RPiviiogeS 8 G,soSskfS.
MHz No. fnvoGerur1 -
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REAL ESTATE SALES -Messrs. Duncan.
son Bro, suetioneers, sold yesterday, II
part of lot 6 In square No. 526, fronting II
feet3k inches on Atm, between X and l. streets
northwest, and running back SO feet Az
Inches, improved by . small brick dwelling,
70 ". ID. Larner, for a1.710.
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
= TH1 eLEAAIR "nATfAlo." Oar. ".
Of Ssh street, every M01DAY and
fngkeDAr n0RlIn0es q . o'osOcE, Tor
Eoo111, including the favorite summer resorts Of
0oLroNs, RIviR SPRINGS, and BLAKnfoN's Is
TUEeDAY end FRIDAY DvRHINGe, About srn
down. ". h. KILLn0l, AGENT.
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NEW OkRARYUkB.
oE k6SIC wAsSH,sSTS5, !kdHHAD.!sHhA
LIUE.
The steamsrs Of the above linz vin leave PhiiaAsI
Sas1.SSS Ss. s;s' :,s1; si5 s;;:
V0dyyaskss. Through bills Of ladins issued % and
rom the above lorts, Irsilhts received end de-
delivery q freights and received q 1909 street.
end ll18 Nh street. northvest.
w. p. CLYDE . co.,
No. Do. Wharyss. Philsdslphia
.,x., .,.,,, q, VI r. y0aE , 90,
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GOING TO TAKE THE SruNP-The HAYES
and Wheeler Invincible Campaign Club had
q meeting last night and appointed Aessrs
w. G. Chase, Howard l.. Smith, and b. G.
Freeman to 60 TO Virginia and canvass In
opposition 70 Daneee and other colored dem
ocrats, and 10 invite them TO joint discussion
upon the stump.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICRRS.-The fol-
lowing officers were installed last Wednes-
day evening In South Washington Division,
No 4. Sons Of Tenn perance:-P. w. p, R. F.
kearney; w. r., j. l.. Kidwell; K Scribe,
Treasurer, Edmund Burke; Conductor, l.. j.
Parker Assistant do, T. f. Liday: I, g.,
John Mister Chaplain, A. j. Ashburn
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IN AShn9Ak1 1iss.ir,1S, mnAt r. usrI1ux1.
Rsatsse - ~ yith eleganf new fg1ni ~
III BOA Dill issS Is = z iss S .
- 1th q oeItenbee. No extxa charge fof Bot d
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Plowman: James Hughes, a two story brick
dwellir west side 18th, between 3 and T
streets northwest; q, 900. Alfred ID. Cannon,
four twostory and basement brick DWELL
ngs east side 18th, between q and X streets,
north st: Sl2,oO0. Bryant & Moore, a two
story and basement brick dwelling west side
New Hampshire avenue, between q and X
streets, northwest; S. coo.
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TIE MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INsUR-
AyCE COMPANY, of the District, comments
itself TO all who are about insuring their
property. II is q home Institution, and un-
der the management Of nine OF our best busi-
ness men, and being inexpeDsively managed,
is able to insure at the very lowest rates.
For full particulars application should be
made TO the secretary. j. Z. Fitch, at the
once OF the company, 1909 Pennsylvania av-
enue, opposite the Treasury.
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THE BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS
met yesterday and approved the application
of Lewis Mccormick for liquor license; that
of Thomas King was disapproved; that Of
Fred. II Scnebel for transfer was referred to
Major Richards. The complaint of VIOLA
tion of rules and conduct unoecomiDg an Of
ncer preferred against Private William II.
West was dismissed. Private Daniel Reir-
don, charged with neglect of duty and viola
ting orders, was reprimanded.
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AW DEPARTMENT
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN
FACULTY:
RHN p. " HEALY.sJ
President arc Lecturer on Ethics in a. relation 70
Positive Law.
HON. RlCHAkD r. MGRRICK, IL D.
Lecturer on constitutional Law and the Law NJ
Nations.
HON. HaLBrRr II. PAINE, LID.
lecturer on Pleading. Evidences ard Practice a.
Common Law and Equity Jurisprudeuce
and Pleading.
EDwABD 4. BILLY, ESQ
Lecturer on the Elements Of the Comn,on La An,
ciuoins the several branches Of The Law OF
hea and Personsl Property D. and
The Law OF Crimes and
Misdeneanors.
n. MORBTs, ESQ,
Lecturer on the history Of Law.
CHARLES W. HOFFMAN LIZ n
rrosioent OF the Moot court aud Dean Of the FAC
uity, asststed By WILLIAM II DBn.
his, ESQ. as Olerk Of court.
Building.
Lectures win be resumed WEDNESDAY,. octo.
Der q, l6o. Opening Lecture Q ~ o. m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-08
HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water
Natures Own Remedy.

This valuable preparation put up by DR..
Geo. =. Coleman, Dallas Texas, IL an inialla-
BILE cure for Chronic COusti patton, Sick and
Nervous Headache Neuralgia, Torpid Liver,
Nervous Debility ana the long list Of dis
eases arising from disordered stomach and
cOnstipated bowels.
II viii relieve the worst cases of nervous
and sick headaches In from one to three
hours. VIII cure themost obstinate eases OF
chronic constipation In from ten TO thirty
days,
II is the best and sureSt purgative ever
used Tor any disease, buing perfectly safe un-
uer all circumstances, untaillng In its ac-
ton, entirely free from any nausea, gripping
or even unpleasantncss. Possessing tonic
properties, "a thing unknown IN any other
sure purgative,) that purities the brood aud
builds up the system In such manner that
the same effect is produced by roddced
dose until It's use may be discontinued and u
permanent cure effected.
IL Is convenient, only requlringa glass OF
water and can be taken Mt all times, as It's
action Will not interfere in either business
or pleasure.
by analysis this preparation will be found
TO contain all the medicinal properties OF
the White sulphur Spring Water, as taken
nom the Sprlngs.but In u concentrated form,
each pint being equal TO two gallons.
The medicinal properties of the Salines
ana acids found in White sulphur Spring
water are wei understood by all well in
formed medical men. In fact, these s0lines
ana acids prepared by nature, enter directly
INTO the composition Of the blood, and no
blood eau be healthy that lacSs any one OF
them in their proper proportion.
Hence the sure and unvarying action OF
ms preparation. As soon as II Is taken 1t
enters into the blood, expelling all accumu.
lated polsons arising from Indigestion or
malaria, PURIFYING the blood, aud strength
ening the nervous system, clearing the com
plexion and imnarting general healthy
tone to the entire system.
10 put this in the reach of all, we are put
ting IL up In two size bottles, the prices be-
ing twenty five cents and u dollar sold by
druggists generally.
GEO. 4. COLEMAN II co.
DALLAS, TEXAs, July 10, 1876.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-08

Special to The Herald,l
FoRr WORTH, August ION last
Friday Mr.. $. l.. Easley missed mule
and rs young man named Caldwell
who had been in his employ, whom
he had paid otta day or two before
was also missing, the only conclusion
to be drawn was that Caldwell stole or
borrowed the mule. Yesterday, sun
day afternoon, Caldwell returned with
the mule saying he had been to Dallas.
He acknowledged taking the mule
without permission, but why he did il
he couldnot tell. About seven o'clock
last evening 1t was discovered that
Caldwell had taken poison, aud at
eight he was dead. Ii seems Caldwell
Ind been taking medicine for chills
and fever for some time which he said
was poison, and it is supposed that he
took 30 much that II affected his brain.
Up to this occurrence he had always
borne good character. He has "
mother and sister living in Ca NADIA.
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Special to The Herald;

Special to The Herald
DENTON, August IA Jail delivery
occurred here on the evening OF Au.
gust 4th. Six prisoners made their es-
cape, to-wit; Thomas Bailey, con-
fined fer horse stealing, David BUST,
same offence, Cal. Sawyer, same Of
fence, Charles Allen, same offence,
Buck Payne, assault with attempt to
murder, aud r. G. Landau, for MUIR
der.
Herewith find description of the
prisoners that broke Jail in this county
on the 4th inst. -
Thomas Bailey, twenty-five years
old, about five feet eleven inches high,
trim built, blue eyes aud black hair,
dark skin, smooth face, weighs one
hundred and forty-llve' pounds, and
sometimes calls himself Indian Tom.
Gal. Sawyer, twenty-three or -four
years old, about five feet nine inches
high, heavy set, blue eyes, blotch on
face, black hair and fair skin, weighs
one hundred and sixty pounds.
Charles Allen, about twenty years
old, five feet eight inches high, black
eyes and hair, weighs one hundred and
forty pounds, bad countenance, dark
skin.
Buck Payne, about thirty years old
dark hair, heavy mustache, blue eyes
dark skin, weighs one hundred and
sixty or seventy pounds.
David BUST, heighth five feet and
five inches, hair light color, blue eyes,
fair skin, weight one hundred and
twenty-four pounds age thirty-three
about.
II. G. Landau, age about thirty-fve
heighth about five feet seven inches
weight about one hundred and sixty
pounds, black hair, black eyes, dark
skin, heavy built, has scar on hi,
face In the edge of his beard.
A reward Of twenty-five dollars fol
the arrest and delivery to the sheriff
of Denton county, In any Jail in tn,
State of Texas, for either or all of tn,
above parties will be given by tn,
sheriff OF Denton county, w. +. Egan
The jailor had been gone for som,
time getting them supper and bat
left them all in their cells in the uppe
part of the Jail. They had gotten
bar of iron loose and priced open thu
cell doors, so when the jailor returne,
with their supper he found them al
in the lower rooms and in possession
OF the arms. When he opened tn
outside door they coolly told hin
to stand back and keep quiet
Bailey, Mt the same time throwing
pistol on the jailor, holding him still
and quiet until all the prisoners go
out Of the room, then very pleasant.
bidding him good night, he left. Tn
occurrence was at about eight o'clocl
p. m. The citizens OF the town wer
after them in very short time, bu
no captures have yet been made. Care
lessness Of the jailor, 1t is considere
by many, brought about the escape.
District Court has been In session her
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-08

We, the undersigned Druggists OF Dallas,
Texas, having been selling DR.. Coleman u
for the past year or more, and having am Pile
opportunity of learning OF It's iioct upon the
parties to whom we have sold, do unhesi tn.
tin2ly pronounce II oNe of the best remedies
upon the market. And for the diseases
In Or, Coleman y circular, and es.
pecially chronic constipation, sick and nor
vOus hca aches, and NJ II common purgatlye
we have never sold any preparation that
gives such universal satisfaction.
Knowing It's pleasant and uniuiling effects
together with It's perfect safety under all cir
we most cheer fully recommend
it's use Ia the suffering everywhere.
CONN0R n WALKER,
GALLAWAY II GALE,
HOIKlNS IL HOWELL,
WILLIAMS IL TOLLlVER.
DALLAS, Texas, July |, 1876.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-08

Resolved further, That the reelection
Of j. w. Throckmorton will secure for
this district n representative in Con-
gress of lofty craftsmanship, unsullied
devotion TO the public welfare, un.
swerving integrity and untiring en-
ergy, OF which any people might well
be proud at this time, when corruption
and suspicion darken with their very
presence the high places of the land.
ReSOiUed, therefore, That the dele
gates from Collin county to the Con-
gressional Convention at Dallas be,
and they are hereby instructed, to sup.
port the denomination of Hon. J. w.
ThrOckmUrton AS the first choice OF
this county TO represent them in the
next Congress If the United States.
ReSOtrcd JUrthcr, That this Conven-
ton heartily endorse the nominations
for the Presidency and Nice.presi.
dency, made by the National Demo.
cratic Convention at ST. Louis, anu
believe that the names of Tilden and
Hendricks, Synonymous as they are
with that OF reform and an honest and
equal administration of the laws, en-.
sures victory to the Democracy in the
approaching Presidential election.
All the papers in the district, except
the Dallas Mail, We're requested 10 pub
fish the proceedings of thu Convention.
There is deep regret here at the
death of Charley Babcock, OF your city.
The wife of j. w. Franklin, an old
citizen, died Mt Lampases Springs.
A little boy died from the bite of II
copperhead snake.
Corn at ten cents per bushel is the
way IL is reported.
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STATE ITEMS.
Collin County q init for ThrOckmOr-
tOn-The Democracy speak.
The Great Iail Delivery In Denton De,
sCrlptlon Of the Jail Birds who Have
Flown One More Unfortunate,

Special TO the Dallas Herald.
MCklNNEY, August THE Collin
county Democratic Convention met
to-day, to name delegates to the Dali
las Congressional Convention. Cir, at
good feeling and unanimity of Senti.
ment prevaIlet. Thirty-two delegates
We're appointed to Dallas. The follow
ing resolutions were unanimously
adopted;
Resolved, That the present able and
distinguished membes OF Congress
from this district, Hon. j. w. ThroCk-
morton, is entitled to the thanks OF
his constituency for the faithful and
efficient attention bestowed upon their
interests, and that of the whole coun-
try, during the session OF Congress
just closing,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-08

We. the undersigned citizens of Dallas,
having used DIR. Coeman's Concentrated
White sulphur Springs Water for one or
more OF the following diseases, VIZ; Chronic
Constipation, Sick and Nervous Headaches,
Neuralgia or Nervous Debility, ana In every
instance have received speedy relief, and In
cases of Chronic Constipation, a permanent
cure. Asa common purgative In all disen-
Ces. we have never used a medicine so UNI
falling In itA effect and at the same time so
pleasant In it's action, being entirely free
iron any nausea, gripping, or oven unpleas.
antness. We lind 10y using 1t regularly that
we can reduce the dose gradually until one.
half oil the usual quantity will be IN elective
as the full dose.
Knowing the merits OF this valuable pre-.
paratiOn, we can recommend II In an I'M
qualified manner 10 the suffering every
where. W. A. ROBINSON,
q. X. MERlW ETHER,
PIT CLAIR
WI, DUFFEY,
b. NJ. FLOOD,
q. V. VAUGHN,
\. d. BROWN,
ALFRED KENT,
A. MARSHALL,
u. b. HAXER,
VIC StCKLES,
ii. THlERMAN,
iylB-dw8m AND MANY OTHERS
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in ST, Louis had besought the President
to make some declaration showing no
was In sympathy with those fighting
the whisky ring. Witness then gave
his reasons for believing that the Pres
ident was not acting up to his endorse
ment and repeated that the discovery
Of the "Sylph" telegram, by Baboocls,
seemed to have changed the mind of
the President. The kitchen cabinet
and the ring under Boss Shepherd and
Baboock were the causes OF much
trouble, their movements being d.
rected against Secretary Bristow and
Postmaster General Jewell.
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for two weeks, Jsrrall presiding, who
gives universal satisfaction. Members
of the bar here and throughout the
district, are wellp leased with him.
Charles Allen, for the murder of
Geo. Il. Lucas, in 1915, was on trial
three or four days of last week; after II
long and tedious trial, the jury re-
turned verdict Of not gnilty.
Thermometer last Sunday, was 1851.
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Terry hopes to be able to begin his
march by the 10th inst, Under date
OF July 81, he says; 1--WE have just
met the steamer Far West on her way
down to bring up supplies left at Pow
der river, which We found In the pos.
session of the Indians. Captain
Thompson, of the Second Cavalry,
committed suicide just before the
troops left the Big Horn river.n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-08

tnapper Notb Der @efangennabn1e. Gr
ipoute nit elmer 6anouoll 5ulanInlenges
raffter 9eute 0ipuif Dalten nnO 10 ben
GlfSug ieiuer Truppen uber bic Dtuiica
ermDali6en. 2asar Socica bate ibn
i~noeiien i6on umStugclt nno nur bur6
i6leuniae Slubt rettete iib Der titrtil9e
Befeblsbaber Dor Der 0efaGgennabme.
Qm 9. Mfdra itauoen Socica uno pefo
1don mieber an ben Gin9dngen ser
3 q a, nG0t &riitac, Oiufbtar 8ai0o
ertparten6. @rit am 20. periubte 2ebtes
rer our1 ben DugazBaB our6oubre9su,
nm yiiflic 81 Derproniantiren; muB iez
bod Die unm0gliAfeit leines 8orDabeus
eingeieben 1aben, na6oem er bel benz er>
item DIodbaus angefommen tpar uno
cling iiber &riltac mad Wetofia 3uriid.
Nuf bieiem JtIdmarI6e purbe leiue
9ta9but, ipeI6e bon OieQaoin : Yal6a
beiebli9t ipuroe, an9sgriffen uno uerIor
all auf Der StraBe Surildgelailenen Eoos
ten cirea 100 Wanu. Welinet IS Winfbs
tar Yaiba ni0t, 9fifitc 3u erreiben uno
3u berprobtantireu, 10 ptrb ii6 oiele Se>
ltung in Der flrSeIten Belt iuegeil Utangel
an GebelsmttteIn er9ebeu mii1en. Our1
Die giinlti9e Gage uon Jttfiic al Der mon
teue9ritiiden Wren5e, gelpinllen oarltt
Die Snlurgeuten etnen Stitspurtt 81 tbs
rem militdriihen Gpsrattonen, Der Tllr ne
bon GROCER Beoeutaug ut.