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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-28
EDITION.
TERRIBLE STORM DISASTER.
Loss of Life and Half a Million
Dollars OF Property.


BY American Press Association to the STAR.
ST. CHARLES, Mo-, Feb. pa terrible
wind storm passed over this place at
2:30 yesterday afternoon, striking the
northern part Of the city and travelling
in southern direction down Main and
Second streets, sweeping everything in
its way.
The storm only lasted about five min-
| utes, and presented the appearance of a
huge yellow cloud. The wooden factory
and saw mill IN the upper part of the
city were badly damaged. Kramer's
warehouse is total wreck and his
1ooring mill greatly injured; also
Klingers mill.
The steeple and part of the roof of the
German Methodist Church are blown
Oft. The Courthouse, Jail, County
Clerks Office, California House, Zeitung
office, Harris liAery stable, Concert Hall,
ST.. Charles Savings Bank, Park House,
Odd-fellow's building, Meyers drug
store, st. Charles News Building, DEM
crat office, st. Charles Furniture Store,
st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern
Railroad depot and car shops and nu-
merous other buildings were badly dam
aged.
The Gas Works are total wreck. Jas
Garvey, one of the employees Of the
Works, and his little son were instantly
killed. Sam Gasney was severely i'll
jured, and several others badly hurt.
The storm extended, sweeping resi-
dences, farm buildings and fences away.
The residence OF Rufus Robbins, six
| miles from ST. Charles, was RACED to the
ground.
A young boy is missing and supposed
to be carried away by the wind. Physi-
clans are attending to the wounded as
! fast as possible. Steps have been TAX en-
to guard against thieves and fire.
| command OF the City Marshal and the
Fire Department, being out for those
| purposes.
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rates to parties attending the Carnival

rates to parties attending the Carnival
at Cincinnati.
The employees on the c., s. & G. Rail
road have mot been paid for the past
three months, and considerable dissat-
isfaction exists among them.
In the Common Pleas Court Philip
Maxon was found guilty Of forgery, and
was found guilty OF assault and battery,
and fined SIS.
A large and respectable meeting oi
citizens was held few nights ago at the
Opera-house to aid the poor. From a
careful reading of the proceedings we
find an immense amount of words were
uttered and fine rounded period speeches
were delivered, and a few .fervent
prayers were offered, and really nothing
materially done for the poor.
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Mr.: Henry Friede, Of New York, has
recovered $4,000 damages from thn
Third Avenue Railroad Company fur nm
Injury received through the careiessneks
OF u driver. We don't know what kfna
OF slip they punch for $40, 900 faros hoj
they probably do u IN the oressnp9. a
J, 4 sfQckhoidexe
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tTTTANTED- p A RTN ERA No. / American
w gentleman to juin me in ranchng, West
lor South; will require about $500 from each; an
unmarried man preferred; best OF references.
and photos requested in first letter. only per-
sons OF pluck and business need apply. Ad-
dress MEKCURY. Steubenville. fe2S-3t
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WHERE'S THAT MONEY!
s3O,OOO Gone up the spout.


The following abstract OF the report
which is soon to be submitted to the
County Commissioners. by George Mes
senger, the examiner of accounts OF the
Ex-Treasurers of Hamilton County,
will be read with interest by the groan-
ing Taxpayers:
To the Honorable Board of Commission
ers and Control OF Hamilton County,
Ohio:
In obedience to resolution passed by
the former Board, January II, 1876, and
approved by the latter February H. 1875.
authorizing me to examine the books and
accounts OF r. II. Fenton and of John
Gerke and f. j. Mayer, late Treasurers
Of Hamilton County, Ohio; also, to as
certain and report to you The amount, OF
money. If any, which has been collected d
by either of said persons as Treasurer,
and not paid over or accounted Tor by
them, | do herewith report the result of
my examination in the following man
Der:
To obtain this result involved the
necessity to ascertain the Auditor 3
charges, as well as The Treasurers col
lections for taxes at each semi-annual
settlement (which is omitted here.-ED.
STAR.
GEO MESSENGER Eyominor
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rNNT TANTED-sITUA ATlON-By a married
! wv man, as carria &C. maker; can come well
recommended. Address Immediately PETER
FARMER, Cambridge City. Wayne County,
Indiana. fe2S-3t
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springfield ntcnls. !.

Special to the star.
sPRINdFIELD, o., Feb. 23.-The rail.
'rQsas I, g have isyssa ts0ksss sSEsagsga
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1NT TANTED-SITUAT a steady,
wv sob b.r oung man: is a No. teamster;
would like to rive transfer wagon or coal
wagon; best Of references. Address }. J.K, l1U
Poplar street. fe2S-3t
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VXT DIES TO KNOW - That
wv they don't have three profits to pay for
shoes at the New Shoe Store, s94 Fifth street,
pcar Central avenue. shoes sold there are
made at the factory. l72 Race street. All Gus
rom work warranted. Womens, misses and
children's shoes u specially. fell M, W &F-tf
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BOARDING.

ID D)ARDING-First- class, with neatly fur
I'D nlshed front room, at S93 West Third street;
tsrns moderate. fe2S-2t
JlOARDiNG-Wi well furnished second
ID story front room. also, third -story front
pl'd back rooms, furnished or unf1rnished.
Apply At s2l West Ninth street. fe2S.2t
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INV WANTED-PARTNER- : With a small
7 Wv capital 10 20 in the Photographic busi-
mess on the river, by an experienced operator;
N,ust come well recommended; none others
need apply. Address PHOTOGRAP iiER,
Hlgginsport, o. ie2S-4t
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LOST.

n Osr-DOOR-KEY-- Brass. Finder will
~ please leave il at la8 ", Fourth street, and
ssrewardol. .. HANIkiN fess-at
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yTT TED-CAPIrALIST-To furnish
wv printing press and outfit, and to employ
the undersigned, a Western editor of expert
once, to edit a newspa er TO be established in
Custer City, Black Hills Country. Address
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SUFFERY When you
w can get your corns, bI.Ions warts and
lngrowing nails cured by DR.. II. NJ. HERSCH-
uELD. Office, Eggerps barber shop, under the
Ashland House, Lexington, KY, de14-1y
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iTXT ANTED SIrUATION-By boy fifteen
: w years old, that can write good hand aud
Is willing to work. Address j. OHARA, No.
G6 Hughes street, Cincinnati.
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- STU UATION, BY young
side work. ldiress s. ofES AIR, i This oice. e"'
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NM AN fED--SITU ATION--By young m an,
: w in "a wholesale store, in city or sarround-
ing town; will work for small wages; refer
encc. Address S. w. MCPET, Us Wisconsin
street, Toledo, o. te.S-4t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ATION-By Protestant
w girl, as cook or laundrcss; city references
Call at No. Ais Liberty street. fe25-2t
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ATIUN-By man OF five
wv years. experience, as travelling agent for
hardware or groceries. Address w. STEW
ART, Centeryille. Wayne County, Inl. fe2S-4t
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,VKT TANTED-SITUA ATIo&-By good car
w penter, who undcrst ands fence building
Or jobbing OF any kind; will work cheap. Apply
10 Mr.. ROSE, 1871 Cutter street. fe23-3t
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VNTXNTED = sITUATIoN-By a young
wv lady from the country, in the city, to
learn millinery trade this spring Address
CARRIE LEE. Box 80, Mason. o. fe2S-3t
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NM TED-SITUATiON-By a young man
w as barkeeper; speaks German and Eng
lish. Address F. H., 1856 Main street. fe2S-3t
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drive dray,
! Wv wagon, bus, or pedders wagon, in the
city or country. Speaks German ami English.
Good reference. Address w. h. W., TIL W est
Front street, for 10 days.
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iVKJANTED-JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
wv formerly of ia Race street, are located
ut the ''Sun Saloon, 73 Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
at all hours, day and night. fe4-2m
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FOR SALE.

Il OR SALE ENGINE And boiler, s-horse
u power, complete; $30p. j. b. MOONEY,
1856 e. Second street.. fe SIT
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| VIZ ANTED-EvERYBODY To KNOW
I wv The SENATE SAMPLE ROOMS are
open day and night; choice wines, liquors and
Cigars; give us a call; 260 Central avenue.
10. SMITH, Proprietor. fe7-1m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

! MJ JANTED-BOY-To go ON errands. APP
wv ply at DUCASE'S Shoe Store, 1873 York
street, Newport, Ky.
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X1TANTED-To CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
wv hrst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Cali for AGENT, $50 Walnut
street. first floor. je26-tf
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LOR RSALE-COAL-Halfl load Pomerov Goa
IL for 81 SO, n. W. corner John and Third.
fe26-3t*
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lyNT ANTED - SITUATION = BY young,
w we'll educated German, only short time
IN the country. with best Of city references.
living. Address A. NJ. No 25, this office.
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VNTANTED--SITUAT ATION--In some whole
w sale house by q Young man of German
s 'cnt, 10 years or age, and with good COM
mon school education; will make himself gem
orally useful. Address DIR. HENNING, 25U
Nv liberty street. fe2s- 1t
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ADVERTISE.
SOCIETY NOTICE.

RIOTICE-Mutual Benefit Land and Build
Ming Association No. !. There will be no
meeting February 20. Dues for said meeting
will be paid March 7, which is monthly
meeting. All members are requested to at
tend; business of Importance to be transacted.
J. STEVENSON, President.
l J. aTINGER Sacretarv 1t
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fVNTANTED - SITUATION = gentleman
w thoroughly acquainted with the notion
and grocery trade Throughout Ohio, Indiana
aud Illinois, would like q position travelling on
commission. Address J. B., T. q. Box l.11L
fes8 At
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~ ALTON NO. l.--Notice is given that the
money paid In advance by members will be re-
funded on TUESDAY EVENING, February
20; 1875. Also, all mortgages paid In full Will
be returned to the members who gave them.
1t is hoped that all interested will be present
AL mortgages not ca led for will be left with
snS Recorder at the Court t-house.
J. p. CARBERY, President
JOHN HOBAN, Secretary. feai-3t+
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-29
SOUTH cARouIsAsol


!, 4 A Nm Miiiiop FgS ia Glarlestps Many
People Homeless, ]. L,,
oCHARLtsroN, March 20.-lA fire broke
out 'atthree o'clock Oh tlle corner 6f King
street and Rogers Alley. There Is no
wAttf in The iieighborhood. aiid the wind
was hnwIiiIga gale friM ales southeast.
The swll0ls block frbnia Columbus To Line
streets, on the Fast and West side NJ King
street, was soon destroyed. About Tia m.
tbe, fire crossed Line street, tile sparks
and embers being carried by the gale three
quarters OF q mile up the King street rusd.
The houses fences and farnis sfofig that
road, are burning. There satfe feartreu-
ding scenes or the streets. Bands of me-
gro robbers sackedr every house To which
they could gain admita,ice. 1atetdin the
morning Mayor G.nnipgbani to6k, COM
mand, aud some orderwas restored, Hun
dreds of persons are homeless and penni-
less. The loss Is at least ,baIf frtHillion.
and very little Insurance il reported At
'a0A. NJ .y.tlie fire stilfnging. 20. =
IgdlAaH,fi 1880. -I1'he fire alsbuf4ied its.
self out. The boundaries Of rleasasnt dis
trict are: - On the South Columb,ts street
and Rger,s Alley5 5onitlm' lNartii, The race
course; on the iEasb tho South, CsvoIina
IA, Railroad; on the West Saint PhiliiHs and
Percy ystreets'-Observer. ...... IN
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- |. ss.psisttif I'll illssrd4li.araxabl dliaaaD }
FREE.

80 9. y. !. pEarftfcrfr iLLpsrE.Tsn1
s,ss .sul' sfs z y .s sss sssss; s.ss /;
! y, @ ss ss Ismssssss ! j jfsliary I. is;s.H : -
ils conisnt, em,rssss ils y ,s.a ald lnest inis-
perhsalcsl. AMI scientific Prsyrsss of the wvt3d
ibr--rIptIvns, with ueautlnal Enyuylnss, Of New
In,snfious, ,Srs lmnls,aeniA ,Nsr. presessfs,
e sad finpfoysd lglpsifles OF all kildrsits tstul
sss s,.a a .sa H@pis;sss s, y
=. y ~ 'sf ssaI01xs iAs sAssp.
FA<assf vlliuSuxasd reekir papw APpisrAed.
sssssry ns,ssier seht@ias ifn-A " "a w. asEl'ial
spgsslssisi asstaaehlner aef1o's' 'a's''-
pSaRAyINGs. lIiasirzisd- inases.sents,
Dl-ceserirs aud lnspeftant wgsksJ sJxrtslniaK 70
sivi-sa renslsa ~ rassrss: sumx MN.
rrs.s Ip ths spl,iczileps q sls,m Engiaesring.
> 1E.nw.y ship -lial lisax. Nzsig.,t,us sssx.spay
Telegraph Enxnesfiags Eiysirieliy, Nsxnetrm,
lE&&3N.1 .ya s&s ss.s.A.! Mr.u.er.,
:, Nssufsctursrs, -Chssalsls, l.srrs sf sssenrs,
Y Te.<h<r, cisfsy nrss. Lawyers. rsd People 81
shfFrsf< -<ioss n III aad & ~ .ciuusar hpsefesn
Al. u-ef.i tstbsip. ~ shauLih.rr spises tn sssfy
xsuir tussr. s,aas, va'ss. 4 s,a o''..s'.us asl.,.
Res, 70 every Heading hee'n, cossss, ss A-''
,.- .ss sss sa.sr. sss.s.I. ~ pas. /. nj. sad ssss
raj Hundred Engrnla~, rhss-sssdsl af .,' Voc
ass 80 se-ryrd fsr s'nains ssse 80 -. ~.
saswriptios pfise. Terms, $40 year b mss'
iBcludiag pssfare. Di<cqunt 70 Cipl,s. rress.
ssss',r. q. sys4sea. 'saifT May be s'''
IpATENTS. III eonssssier With the eelsnilns
4 Anerezn. Asv<ss htiNN& GO. sre soll,
Esss ths l.rTs: ssisiil .iidi q iLs worli ipre
than fl,ty thausand applications hsve ,pcan lrsus
der pat~nt thrutixt fhssf sxrnsy.
Pstcnissro Ola silrrsi on thetrst tsrms, Andei 4
,-kwr~ Ak yr,,, Icns knd kketehe. efslnlpfl and
,Alslre ffcr3 sb<sIslnotieei is,asA> =. iis ~,
ksstlh< iAmcrlcsn of ~ ,ipTnveA fsrnlsIl
through thl. AEYncyz VIII VIC aansc shsy ~, n,
part OF whole, 10 persons asirsesfa " VIZ iNsn
uqn 10. such .neslrs,s kfndisF fsWnhlsl. w w
rsxcs, tallalala aws go fnll dlscs'hFns fsr o'''
i.-AaaS> nv ~ psi,sr. ot cose.fnlps Patients,
hNr<S If11. 8. fark .kep, ~. Y lliranfl
oSp fo!F. t1d - ~ = ',fpsAlasiea.p.c. |
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NO TEMEs TO READ.

lnwemss Omen s,icour.gsd u.ny wbo pro-
fssaed tLsy had nc time 10 read Now ws
ttiiat oft, therc have always bean men 81
susli shsftctst, tie PSiau .Of,. Hhioh srs
osSily suinmed np.Ud y .ail no u ,lsiI
s. fsrs times ost Of Ten they ara men who
hare rsg found ginie u colfsf sny slbstan.
iisl sdvratsge either nPon thsir faniliescr
upon, shsfssslves. - 80
4hsy frequently lE4pd xhois days in
gosipfsa apblhg. ssdthPping horses,
but they never hare any time to read. ~
], Thsy sopfiips lqss = ylsls dsy asking
picking. 1p The hssS Ibs prices cAffent
and tl,s sisbsngs, put tthessasa nersthavd
lima Va sraad. - ,sissI - y xaitsstiisl -
They have time to 6sh,, ~ fddle, and to
drink io-do no,Lipg. but no time 70 read.
Such men gsnera.ly baye uneducatcd
children. ahinbtosed fstiis. and unhappy
fresid.s. They have no snergyy no spirit
81 improvement. no love ef knowledge !;
they live unknowing and Known, and Of
tan die anwept and unrsgretted. |.
A newspaper ls 4 windoS through which
mon l0ok pus on at tfati is going On il Che
orld-sithout . newspaper . man y shut
in . small room and knows little o. nothing
Of What 6 hsppsninE outside pf himself.
In our Day The newspapers keep pace with
hissory aDd record it. "a newspaper will
kssp q sensible man 10 sympa,hy With the
worlds current history. IL isan enfolding
syclopedia, unboaad book forever issuing
and never finished. ,,,..,s.r
,TTThs nan yho assi not tax. 4 nswss.per
of solns kind allows his children % s.arse
for Intellectual food. 80 :. - 80,
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. i ,FgglsaIsa IN ritGsotrh.'
IN. Y. lIerald.l

m. While seausH The netroes s1flfpfrWth
have adyaiicsI In IlIEailon. many of
lhons being fsee, ftomIils nliriou. 10
iiu.nce Of tl,slr Gil lPpsA have drilled ip'
70 neyolting and ,le5bsrpus .lsslehis'p'
FrreiloIn seems 10. lave revived Instincts
'for lie habits IL hesilichsss AtiNisisbrrs
utiNywotsijr hsus'c eidih and, feathers,
|, III several 81, ,lhs States they have espIiuh-
ilnYs ~ earth upon nre. or they hllc,ni.
tritr.ts shlIufdusttoaln,p 1of FsYrsmi
AtHr,i &bisthBh. TiisrS u sIso 4 prevalent
idea that one person may make anotlier
by casting upon him 'NIassil eye. n
one negro has aerldxeasaInst another "
looks eyIlly .at dim. or he placss adsau
hen upon q fenos. with the, bpl toward y
,ylc,in,'s door. ftlie Victim becsiiic''il Y
the charm f,ss wvrketf.w This barbaris'n
Is moro Widely prevalent than we,pf tbs
North suppose. and perhaps We do no'
fully realize Why the white man does no'
wish % 10 ruled w the wislo-s black
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Bl...sa If.hhsr sS.f .i. Mind for Ii

Bls.S hobby thas Wind; for they
shal zee no ghost. !. ,.rra H.
n Blrsed are they that are deaf; forltbsy
,h.ll ssysrl lsli any mosey. or lisisn 10 ts-
dions aoriss.
Bisssd are they that are afraid Of thun.
ySsr. fsrtsey shsll hsrutr unksf naffied.
N lslesseiIs snl thsyltkAt afsl xssorsat foI
they are happy ia the thought that they
lkaow essJithing. 4 : .a sza,,,l ~ = sss.i j |,
!, BIe.ed Is be- that y ugly In Term and
feature fer tLe gals shsst molest him,
aBlsssed are they that Acccpt nolhing, for
they shall not bc disappointed. lit.it
Blessed ste thsythst dont advertise
for lksy silali sary rarely be ireablsd ls'll
''.'--,-. - 5f e. .fi0ffsni r1FflllH han les
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shsfmanssys Ne eiasnFprised ~ BoIkEap's
aotingso, that 10 iisd him ID ,bis army, as
q Major .shsa bsfora Allapts. aud hs prov
ed a good. oiiicer. l-iaa.ha.d that's rich |;
educating ai6aiI to barn and steal ia lime
Of war and than surprised at bis stealing .
few thousand in time Of peace. Sherman
talks boo much with bis mouth,
, 1876-03-25

Il tsriauB absr9tle5, I. 9au. 7~4.S44H,3z9 II
, 1876-03-25
Tarfei.

Selsrnb, "a. WdrS. Sie Mnsbe-
bung Der &eierne mar BON ~belonoers gu-
tenn Nelultate. Selm aMsbrud oea&rie=
ges miro Serbien 10000 Monn in's
Gelo i@ielen fDnnen.
2pnbon,2 "a. Mdrs. Cine Wiener
0spcl6e an ben .Staubaro" m,loct.
boB infolge ~ltorfen S6nccfals Die 8e-
ipesunscn Der Snlurscnten in's Stodcr
9eratbcn iino. Sod meint nan, Ool
Der Nuitono in &ursem nit ernsutrtn
Seitisteit losbreden miro, ba bon Ser
bien SreiwiQi9e in betrddtli6cr Mu5abl
uuo picle @Oifen cinsetroHen linO.
Sic gSicner .Bolitii9e Gurrelpon
beng" last, bub Die Surtti in Tricoens-
untcrbanolunSen nit oeuSnlur9enteu TIE
ten piro.
OeItrei6 bet ole 8ofeuousiubr uad
Serbien unO MontencsrO utrbOten.
, 1876-03-25

Si oerle9en. Wou erfpartct einen 3u=
lammenItob. SoIte @latorre 9elM!o9cn
tperoen, 10 miro oie99egierunN libel bran
Iein. Sn Dem Yuebiu = @ebirge babsn
1i9 me6rere StQbte Dem Nuiltanoe on=
gef6loiIcn. General Gscobeoo, lpclG)er
biaber in Wi9oacon Wa6e ee6oIten,
miro li6 Mld) puebla begeben, I'M Die
Operationen 9e9cu Die S%nlur9enten in
bieIcm 2onhest9clle 6l leiten. Buo6la
|ou, wie5laseata, in BeIa9crun9s5ult0nb
ertldrt meroen. Sic Snlurgcnten in
Sioalso lpuroen bel ihrem fIir5tl9en
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