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for post Office must snow, by u gov
ernmcnt discharge, that he served his
country faithfully for not less than two
years, with wearing either blue or
gray uniform ior that length of time,
and that he never engaged in the
bloody shirt crusade" These con.
dltions extinguish both the aforesaid,
and shelves them as eflectually ms their
friend Morton.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14

THE New SENATE--rhe associate
dispatch from Washington, in alluding
to the formation Of tho Senate commit
tees says;
"The committees as finally framed
present bat few noticeable changes,
and those are on the Democratic side,
the increase in their strength by ad-
mission of new Senators rendering II
Encouragement necessary. This task
icll to Senator Wallace subcommittee,
a duty which is at once delicate and
embarrassing, because where lhere are
so many pegs and so few holes there
is very likely TO be some growing,
but tho report of the suh-eommit-
tee to the Democratic caucus this
morning was adopted unanimously.
Among the noticeable points in
this Encouragement is the selection OF
Ben Hill for the Committee on Privil-
eyes and Elections, which is Morton's
Committee. Hill is a good lawyer and
will represent his section with great
force, and Morton will find he has a
foeman worthy of his steel both in
Committee and on the Senate floor"
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The new fee bill, reducing the fees of
county officers thirty per cent, passed
the House on Monday night.
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ClUriov.--An person. are b,r,Dy ,,alIo

HAUTlON.--An persons are hereby caution.
" ed against purchasing or 10 any Eiy med.
ding with the fpllawiag property, nis In the
possession Of Jahn Peifer, Of Morris tawa.hip. 70
wit One Gov. yes,ling hciier, spiag calves.
pillow. hanow, pig. abuus tou Of nay, aal
acres Of rye IN the grorni. a. said prpfty bs.
longs to me, and Is only ief win PeiHeron loia
subject to my order at any tins.
CHRI TlAN HARTLR.
kYlrr.nNn. Mirnh I. isIT -3ta
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! certify that the above is correct list Of the
names OF persons aud Arms assessed Tor the cur
rent year. Notice Is hereby given that an appeal
will be held at the County Commissioners' oAice,
10 Clearfcld. on THURSDAY, the i2ih day Of
April next, whore all who feel themselves az
grieved can attend " they see proper. No exon
rrations can he ,ic after the day of appeal
JAMES A. MOORE,
Mercantile Appraiser
clearaeid. Pa, March u, lsi7.A
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posr orrIcr Nrws.-Tho now Con

PosT OFFICE NEws.-Tho new Con
iederate Post Master General, who
now carries tho KEY TO tho forty
thousand postoiiccs in this country,
announces that none but soldiers need
apply. This decision will upset Wat
son and Henderson's claims most Of
fectually. Tho former might come in
on an enlistment card, but he can show
no discharge. Another mistake the
aforesaid made, was in addressing and
complimenting Morton, who has been
counted out by the Returning Board
now managing the Hayes administra
~. .-k.->N
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q ~ '7N Y '"'7k WI Y - " INFI les
tameniary on The estate Of WM. WISE M,
uf Ferguson town.hip. Ciearfeld county, ?,
deed, having been granted to tbe undsf,i,sss
sii persons knowing themselves inde ted to s,l
estate are required to make immediate pa,n,rt
and ,h'se having claims against the sane iii
present them properly authenticated for rtl,.
uent without delay. JANE WISE.
New Millporf, ieb 7,'11-6t. Eaecuiir
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"A Notice Is ber'by given that l.sllsr,of A.
mlnis,ratiot on The estate OF NICHOLAS MUR.
PLY, late Of Morris township. Clearhsl eounty.
Pa. deoea'ed, having been duty granisi to tb,
uudrrsigned, all persons indebted 10 .Ad erai,
will please make immediate payment, and iho.,
having claims or demands agAinst the same wil
present them properly autheniicaiei To- settle
iasnt without delay. JkssB BEANS,
KylsrioWn. Feb 2s. II Ct. Admhiaratsr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14

TnE CouNTED.IN's CARINEr.-Aftera
weeks effort Returning Board Hayes
Administration has been put on its
feet, by Senatorial endorsement OF
tho appointees Of tho Cabinet as fol-
lows; For Secretary oil State, VIM. NJ.
Evarts, of New York, who received
forty-four votes out of the seventy
four Senators present. Hc received ten
votes less than the Confederate Post
master General. John Sherman, OF
Ohio, Secretary of the Treasury; Geo
W. M'Crary, of Iowa, Secretary OF
War; Richard NJ Thompson, of In
's-.~s> ss>l 49, q 49, -
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gtw advertisements.

CtLECT -Cb., IL The undsni,,.,- -.
- open private school 10 the Lsasa,i IN. s.l
ilg. in Ciearheli, Pa, on % about N, h, :,
April. 1871, ts continue eleven uees,. Ip,,n.,,
careful aud ihofough Terms reas.nas.
y c. Y0UNGMAN.
CieafGcii, Pa, Jan ". 77.2m,
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Do wATERMEN /.

The undersigned respectfully uiorn, a.
waiermep Of clearhvld county, that b. will ot,,
a Baatding House at " Fulfons Dead Water 4,
their accom- odstiob, this fpring. Boafis,
good, and prices reasonable. Thanking yos q,
past iaTOrs, l wsuld solicit your custom srau.
W. NJ. JOHNSON.
Feb Is. ls5T-st.
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General; Carl Schurz, of Missouri,
Secretary of Interior.
Sherman, McCrary and Thompson
are straight out Radicals, but the other
three have been very crooked in their
political mcanderings, while the Keyin
ths Ua6ihst IDS always been straight
out "rebel Democrat
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An exchange says; "Thc public was
greatly disappointed at the non.ap.
pearance Of the names Of Bob Ingcr.
soil and Eliza Pinkston In tho Cabinet y
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The Baroness Nathaniel Meyor De
Rothschild is dead
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\rorlcE or INcoapon ,rln,

~ Notice u he'eoy giveu That the aCh,,t,i,
,ornet band wiil present, petition 10 n, ~.
Of Quarter Sessions, on We neslAy. N.,,h =.
1871. for Charter of Incorporation h, ~
Baud. wM MeCUlL0UGg
CYRUS GORDON.
Ciearheli. March 7. 1878. Aus,,,,,
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a,fw Advertisements.
Mercantile Appraisers List.


List Of The nnmes oi The retail dealers 10 faregn
aud domestic merchandise, In the county " Clear
held ior 1877. via
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14

Yesterday was election day in New
Hampshire. No returns.
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CHEAP GROCERIES /!

" LUMBER CIT, PA
The undersigned announce, to BIZ Old nm,
aud patrons that he has opened good In. !,
GROCERIES a PROVISIONS Al tk, Old r,,l
Of Kirk a Spencer, for which be solieib libe,
patronage ". W. SPENCER
Lumber City. Pa. March 2o-tf
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NEWS ITEMS,

Hayes business hours will be
from 8 TOT
His fraudulcncy, tho President,
does not smoke.
Ono hundred tramps are in tho
Buckscouily jail.
"A party isorganizing In shamokini
Pa, To go TO the Black Hills.
Beef on the boof can be bought in
Texas Mt one dollar per head.
"A narrow,,gauge railroad lsprolect-
cd between Clarion and Oh City.
Snow is six feet 29cp in Nova
9Nrl. .y-srgfts - s,..'~3s - ~ 49, ->->s.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14

ALL Bur ONE.--Our State Senate
has been cutting quite figure in ma
tional politics, while it has on many
occasions as collective body acknowl-
edged its obedience to the power which
created its majority. 1t yet remained
for that majority in an individual ca
pacity "to bow to the cap of Gesler."
"simon wiggled bu, his finger.
And i,s mighty poser was felt
All opposition 'anished
As thv dews Of morning melt,
At the coming Of Aurora"
Thirty out of thirty.one Republican
Senator'S recorded their names TO a
memorial addressed TO the incoming
President, asking in the name of their
party that the Hon. J. Donald Cam
eron, "the undoubted choice of the
party" should be retained as Secreta-
ry Of War, in the new Cabinet. The
name Of Mr.. Everhart, a Republican
Senator from Chester county, does not
appear among the signers of this dec
laration of independence Ever
hart might just as well make his po-
litical will and leave, IL he does not
wish to be bull.dozed for the balance
of his life.
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COURT sA,E-p,,,r,a, q,

ORPHANS COURT SALE by virtue o,
" an order of The Orphans Court of Clesraeld
~, there will sold at public sale on the premises
in the borough Of nouitiale. on
Saturday. March-l1, 1871,
estate to wits All those certain ias or piece. Of
ground situate 10 the borough II iloutri.I.
Ciearhcld county. Pa, bounded and d~scribcd a,
foilovsi Ono thereof bounded on tho north b,
lot No. o., on the south BY Beaver alley, on the
east by Biishin stieet. On he west hy Spruce
alley. and known IS tot No. 81. The other there.
Of bounded on the north BY Moose alley, south By
Sue street, east BY lot No. 37t on The wet b. lot
Ne. f77. and hnovp - los No. SO.
0HoR0B n. WOODEN,
Adelsksrs,os q D. Q. 6stss, dss'd
Houtsdsls, Rsh. =, ie1f-St
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The 3epublifan.
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
READ Ir.-The address of the Ma

Reader. II you want to know what is going 90
In the business world, just read our advertising
columns. the Special column N particular.
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II II ". spcpe T. bouts. shoes groceries o.
II Nuver, Dyer TO-, msrrhandiss......... u s.
"a d. l.. Ferguson. merchandise. ............s U
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-05

LACE MAKING.-This useful art is again
revived in Venice. Venetian laces are of
two kinds--thOse made with needle,
and those made ON ushion, or cylinder,
with bobbins. The former are incom-
parably more precious and costly than
the latter; and there is the same differ
ence between them that there is between
a steel engraving and one in Mood--that
is, between the elevated and difficult art,
and the industrial one which serves the
ordinary use of everyday life, and conse-
quently the price of the former varies be-
tween t~ enty and thirty times that Of the
latter. This naturally occasions q great
diversity in the number Of those employed
in the manufacture in Venice, in the two
branches of industry. the former making
about 1OO, and the rest of the 200 workers
ed the bobbips. Venice has again become
the country Of laces of every description
the work is every day assuming larger
proportions. and becoming IF great i'm
portance throughout Italy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-05

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rs~a = al i- --xE t-zr a. @~rx essG
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-sss I'd & .alti'as- and Z .tsi n E.t~l
xsfh e4Tth. Tie ct Il t4rs,ts @n.i
afm"r plate I-ing ~"rth als'ut sl.0oa.
The ELECTS II ths shot, enter iaio the
deisiied &, nsiieraiion of which here
would occupy too much spae--fully re-
allied all anticipate. u. Although the
projcctile failed to traverse entirely the
steel plate, il was considered u have
dealt the armor shock which would have
irremediably damaged the same had the
plating been upon vessel.
As might be expected, the tidings Of
these results have created considerable
excitement in England, as they show that
such vessels as the Intteri6le, hitherto
deemed impregnable to modern artillery,
are no longer SO. The British Admiralty
has already ordered tine construction OF
several plates "a inches thick, or some
three inches thicker than those used at
Spezzia. Plans for still larger gun are
also under consideration; and the London
Times announces the speedy construction
of a 20O-ton Fraser gun, capable Of
throwing = 1905 ID. shot. - Scientific
| american.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-05

THE paint-makers are grinding up
Egyptian mummies for the fine brown
color which they make when powdered.
This c"Ior is due to the asphaltum with
which the cloths wrapped around the
mummies were impregnated.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-05
The Roman Caesars.

The Caesars were the masters of Rome.
Their power was boundlcss. Neither
mans strength nor woman's virtue
availcd against them. Splendor unpar-
alleled surrounded them in their daily
life-their palaces were as large rs cities
their villas covered whole provinces
they sat on thrones of gold-they melted
pearls in wantOnness in their wine. Yet
in the entire annals OF the civilized world
there is no succession of men whose lot
is so little enviabe as that of these rulers
of the world. We do not speak of the
lower empire, Of the lower Caesars, the
lords of slaves and actresses. They are
beyond contempt as we'll as envy. We
look only at the imperial line liv-
ing through the glorious period between
Constantine and the first Caesar. What
WAS their fate, their length of daysa Of
the sixty-two emperors from Caesar to
Constantine. forty.two were murdered,
three committed suicide, two abdicated
or were forced to abdicate, one was killed
in rebellion, one was drowned, one died
in war, one died it is not known how, and
not more than eleven out Of the sixty-two
died in the way Of nature. Between the
death of Caesar and the accession of Con
siantine $40 years elapsed, giving To each
Casar N average of five years and two
months. @CompsIing this rate Of imperial
mortality sgAins; the Usual term at RIVAL
live, the waste appears most striking
The thirty tive s'yerrigas 81 EneIand
tomitting Cr"m~~ll a. Rot affce,iag the
return ,ipoe the Conquest, have Lived IN
the parple~ IS. yeaTs-an average of over
'wenty-iwo ye.r- and Eve n.nth<- Tbc
kIng~ Of Fr~ne~. fr.sm Clgvi. 81 LsaIs
PasasllFT~. rraEnss1 60 an ss~rHge t~-n'y
ys74ss zEd Eve usu1fis- Th~ ssrrHnxn Em
E=-rors. tr0m the sncs~~sssa ef Arn3F ~
fas~ @ccu-~ssE e Fs~@cs- Ja-Kk. xaeA
Fssxn~s4 EEs~t~~= s-sr- &Bd ftas~x rs~sxtA=
EEes tA~ IEzFs 81 ka--iA fra F~s8ar -
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tee ~ M1a-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-05

STILL AHEAD.-Solemn-l oOkin. De-
troitsr, dressed as u laborer, eaters gro.
Gerry on Michigan avenue, carrying u
chest Of tea in his arms, and as he puts
it on the counter he says:
"Found it in the lumber pile near the
junction this morning. l See from the
marks that it belongs to you. Had you
missed iti"
"Well-ahem-well-'' coughs the
grocer.
ats your chest of tea, of course, and
want no reward for returning it. Right
is right, and l try to do the fair thug by
everybody"
needn't let this get into
the papcrs-ahen,--uor speak u the police
ahem-and take this dollar for your
trouble
The chest was hidden under the coun-
ter i'll leisure moment arrived, and
then the grocer opens it ia search OF fifty
pounds of Oolony japan or best green.
The contents consisted of saw dust nice.
clean ssw-iust Of the highest workman
ship IL Mas only u dol ar s~indle: aud
Why did that grocer kick the chest acr,,-.
the st.'re, liam tia. ., Sc ArJaDd. and veil
Ia rs merk-f.eei clerk:
Boy, I'm god miEi tn discharge
yo1 iSr tins .--Iksrssf Frss Press.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-05

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xrwszg 30 lzsr-~~<zzsg c~Gz~~ - s=xHzE-.
a No. ra.zMs-y - sscrrrs e~l4 n rarss
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ss2a - sw. &E4 sz-A . $780, sz4xx - susrx
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Aa= u~~ra- Prss~ss =. P~~z-y $50 saxmz
n 60
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ieinem Wa9en unp erlitt rapur6 ben Gro
= Gpnltable Schn 9SilliamS fanp an
leinen Wese rrn Nacp nah 9iptinipnpillt
i'm @ebiiId Elm Saar Glcl an9etunocn
Oa er slaubte, pab hielelben seitp6len lmt
balelbit peritedt ieielt, perldaifte CT iidJ
nod mebrere Mdnuer sur 6iilfe trp leate
iid nit tbnen in einen Sinterba(t. 9Sirf=
ltd famen altd 3mei griiper, Mamens
Wfartil1, mel6e bic giel prn einent Scr.
TcrSgarp seltpblen 1atten tnb iie min bpz
ler lpcllten. Sic ersafen li6 bem Grnz
ltable unb ieineu Segleitern lnb murpen
atsefitbrt.
= Sn 9trdpale, sfilam Co., fcmn1en
taslid int Durdidnitt IS Satlen 9aunt=
mplle an.
- Die Yeca1=Grnte in Mfeoina Gr.
icu iebr reid altSfallen.
- Sm O6anis bre6 eilt Dieb in paS
Salts BON 9. 8atpt ltnb itabl IS Dpaar
eine llbr, ntebrerer Su,pelen lnb Sleioer.
9tuf ietnem Wese nad ga 1trppile per<
idaffte er itd eil1 Yferb, nit melden1 ct
fli6tete. yatpt ltnb @alter ppn Obanis
fplsten Dem Otebe uno brlten i'm in ber
Nabe Don Galtrppille Elm ; eiue SdieBerci
entipann iid, trpsbem selang eS Dem Die
te, 5lt entfpnn1en.
5 Sn Sort glpeu serietbcn smei 0}ez
rifaner nit etnanper TIT Streit unp l6pIz
len auf chamber. OaS Gnpe bappn mar,
baB Der cine get6ptet rnp bet anpere
i6rer peripunpet murpe. 9luBerben er=
bielt mod eilt :3uI6auer cine gefabrlide
Sdnblrunbe.
- Die Ga'r in guliin ii bis gum 13.
Nopsmber ser1dobsn ,poroen.
- @illiam Gaplur, elm 8etbeilister am
Noroe BON Sutton, 1T nab Snbianola gum
Serbor gebrad9t worcen.
- Die 9sid,e bes l7jabrisen gmil Mils
Ter .purpe am Wontas tcSt an Der u1iner
Ncso tsi Srierrietaburs ssfuncen. Man
slaubt, rab ct Iidb aus lluourlihtisfeit lelbit
erlAcb. Gr feisrte an isnsnt Sage letnen
@sturtstag.
Sn 0aibinston County III bas
gfudsn ber Baumwole beinabe beenbtst |
- Man nimmt at, Da3 Surd ben gro.
fen 9anoitbminbsl bter cine Millicn @dsr
eanb auf sefa!I6te Datsnts Bin pertauft
wprocn l1up.
- 0ei gayaipta p:rtraante DIR Stcrs
BON S. 6. Ranpls.
- Sn sSacD erbrannte nas Waaren'
baus ron y. s. Orobs. @srlul $4,000. !
- Sn 0aIrelton lartsn in psraanaener
WoGe II Ysrlunsn.
= Sn 0alssitcn ii cine @siellida1t ron |
Mdnnsrn aus Bottom, Nsw yort uno ct. |
2cui5 ansefpmlnen, ipeld,e 1A lber ben |
Staat gsras gu infcrmirsn wlnihsn.
- Gin 5err Geiser Colorado Gountp |
bra4ts 7 Muswanoersr aus Dsutl9lanb |
nit, welde fih auf ieinem plase anTsbeln.
- Sn GlaY County tpurce Sad Stil.
pea, elmer Der uorsiislidlsn anfiibrer Don
>, Snoianer' Seouts" srmorest, ais or untsr
isinen Wasen fGlisf. Die MSrbcr warsn
'paAriaeinlib Desperabos, bsnn es mar
Sti(lwe!l seraoe se;unaen, einiss 0oupsr,
nsmsnts>Dferbe, bte iie 9sfc9len battsn,
pieper gu erlangen.
- Die grntsn in Gberofsa gounty Tab
lebr biirftis ausaefa1en.
- 9faA ben 9lbltdbunaslilen belEnOen
Iih in Stinney County 10000 Ghafc,
rdarsnb es prr prei Sabren nur G0OO
,1bIte.
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Gan Mnpnip, DienRo9 ben 80 Sftpb9r 1877

fammcr aa5 800 Stepublifanern unb PIC
Gpnlerpatipen feteben en.-Gine con lerratire
pariler 3ettuns mill aus 1tderer Sue(le
ipillcn, naB baS Nttnilterium iiberein5ez
frmlnen Iei SIT reiigniren.
Snlanp.
- Sun Gcngrcb murbe cine 8iu ein<
gebradt, meldle bic grEfnuns bet resel:
masi5sn @ituns oes A5. GcnsreiieS auf
ben l. Wcntas I'M Ncpemter feitIett.
- Sim 30. October tpurpen im Sauie
$40 gi(lS einsereidt, bic srSbte Nn3abl,
bic le in e!nem Gage einsereidt puroe.
Die bauptiadliditen oappn bebanbeln bas
NslumpticnSseIst, bic guar3abluns, bas
Sauferrttsclet, Yrctuctenl lteuer, YenifcnS<
seiet &C. gine giu perlanst 8 Wiiaicnen
fir bic wiiiliIFrpi 9epees uno cine anoere
1 Million fitr ben WtilicurifluB
= Ter &cprdlentant @dleiaer prn
1T Witslieo bes Gcnites fGr
ausmartiee Gnsele9enbeiten uno bes CO.
mites fit Giienbabueu uno Candle.
- Der prdiioent bat ben 29. Ncpen,s
Der ais naticnalen Dauti iasunsStas an.
3eiett.
- Der friiberc crnfroerirte General
5. .. Tcrrelt itarb seitern in Mcn1pbis.
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- gSie pas llnipn 2anp 9tegilter frrihz
tet, mar Scrr 6. 9. &. GDppermein linz
sere 3eit ernltli6 franf lup ais aranf>
beitsuriade mirb elm 1bicr, ipie eS iheint
irsenp ein 9teptil, meld,eS im gSaiier lebt,
aiseseben, pas aus ieinem Dtagen ent=
Iernt muree.
- s}u aenbaQ County beImhen Ii6 IA
SHentlide S4ulen, lpeld,e BON 300 Stint
bern beludt ,perben bic S6ule III SSrs
ne Sablt 78 uno bic in Gcnticrt AZ &inber.
DaS County erbiclt ppnl Staatc 1912
3ulduB.
: Der 5rinitpfluB it b59er seltiessn,
ais lett pIelen Sabren pprber uno bat biz
8cttomS meilenpeit iiberihmemmt.
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Z ages ni8fettem,
u u o! a n b.

= Cine 9ieuteriAe Depci4e bon SIT
dareit melpet, baB cine ruiiii9e 2lbtbeiluna
rie titrfii6e Stellnns lei 2ebesclda,
weitlid bon Yleipna nabm. Sin Yal6a,
Z Grnpasnien tiirfilder Snfanterie uno 3
@ei@ite iielea ben Stuiien pabei in bic
Sdnpe.-@sneral zimmerman, Der Cont
manbeur Der ruiiiiden srmee in Der Do
brupi9a brinst idmere Yelaserunssges
i4iise sesen Siliitria. = Muf9tnr Yaida
teleSrapGirte am Srnnatenb, paB li9 bic
Stulien 3 Stunben melt ppn ieineul Sanpt=
quartier 6efnpen
: 9ci pem llnslid IN pem Sisb ylMls
t9re apblenber9mert tanlen $50 Fsripneu
inns Vcben.
Sei ben Nad,wablen IN BariS wur.
ben Il Ssnierpatipe unb 4 9ieputlitane,
ermablt, lnbeB 1T biele Na6riGt feineS.
taus gan5 li4er. Scllte l6 bieS 9teiul
tat beltatisen, 10 ~arbs bic 1spntirten'