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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-16

ticing description. At Jordan & Marsh's large
establishment the crowd on Tuesday and wedncs-
day Was suffoca,ing, and it was with difficulty that
. sight Of the elegant and faultless costumes
could be obtained. The opening on Tuesday was
by daylight, that on Wednesday by gaslight, and
the superb costumes and novelties showed to ad-
vantage under the bright glare Of light The ex
hibition eclipsed anything ever attempted in this
city in the way of openings and it was well worth
trip to view at ones leisure theParisian toettes,
which range in price from one to eight hundred
dollars.
AS this is Fast Day, the stores closed and
general air of jollity and good humor prevades
everything. The theatres are all open attract i've
plays being on the boards. 1t is unfortunate for
those who have been contemplating pleasure trips
to various points, that the day should be so cold
and disagreeable, al furfies of snow max
ing it necessary to carry an umbrella. But the
snow will not prevent the theatres from being
crowded as they always are on holidays. At the
Boston Museum there will be two performances,
afternoon and evening, the play of Little Emily
being performed, with brilliant cast. Miss En-
lily Soldene and her popular English Comic Opera
Company, with the great Mile. Sara, will rivet the
attention of all those who favor the Globe Theatre
to-day-and we may be sure that every seat will
be filed, this company being the delight OF the
multitude and the pride and JOY of the Harvard
College students especially. AT the Boston Thea
tire "Uncle Toms Cabin" will hold the boards and
Mrs. G. C.. Howard will appear in the role in
which she has made herself famous-that of the
mischievous, loving. ignorant, little heather Tep-
sy. The original colored Jubilee Singers will
add greatly to the eteranment. This evening
Jansuschek, supported by Mr.. l.. R. Shewell will
appear in the German Iliad, "Brunhild," which
has been in preparation for some time past.
1t appears to be the desire Of Mr.. ii. {. Morrison
the able manager at the Boston Theatre, that his
name should never be counted in any way with
the theatre nor does he ever when he takes ben
eft allow his name to come before the public. AL
though Mr.. Morrison does not court the praise of
the public. can not forbear speaking of the hon.
or which is everywhere given him. and which he
so richly deserves, for the manner in which he
manages this large theatre, the most success
full in the city. The scenery is always of the best
and does not shock one by being inappropriate to
the play in which it appears, aud there is every
where air of regularity and order which is due
entirely to the admirable system conducted by Mr..
Morrison. The position which he holds is la
borious one, and trying in the extreme, and Bos-
ton audience can but appreciate the continued eff
forts to please, which, am happy to say, have
always been crowded with success.
CONSTANCE STERLING.
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The Boston Journal if it keeps trying
may get up reputation for-not telling
the truth. 1t represents that in 1864 al
the time Secretary Chase was endeavor.
ing to organize for the Presidential nomi-
nation, "among the few men who were
directing the anti Lincoln movement in
Maine was Mr.. Blaine" So far is this
from the truth that rumor reaching
Washington that some movement
of the kind was on foot In Maine (Which
proved totally unfuunded however), Mr.
Blaine then as now chairman of the
Republican State Committee, came to
Maine at Mr. Lincoln's personal request
to see what ground there was for it. lie
found none and so telegraphed Mr.. Lin
coin, and he has in his possession to this
day Mr.. Lincoln's answer to the dispatch
in these words: Thanks for the news
and thanks for your sending it,"
Moreover Mr.. Blaine's opposition to Mr.
Chase's candidacy was so outspoken thai
it gave offence to that distinguished gen
tleman, and relations which up to thai
time had been cordial were never entirely
SO afterwards. The Boston Journal if il
does not care for the truth might at leas
invent a more plausible falsehoodP
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Wanted in HallOWell |

A GENTLEMAN wishes TO buy In Hailowell,
n residen q, centrally located, and which has
main house, ell, shed, stable, garden and front
yard. ANY one having such place to sell, would
do well TO address p. o. Box go, Augusta, giving
description Of place, price, &c. aprlo.tiw
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spirit of his Inaugural, while they sincere
" think he will make a grave mistake II
be allows the White Leaguers to obtain
control of Louisiana by usurpation, revo-
lutionary violence and bloodshed. None
more than the republicans of Maine de-
sire that President Hayes may have sue
cessful administration. and none better
than they understand that the Boston Jour
nal never has been and is not to-day a
representative of stalwart New England
Republicanism.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-16

The Revised Statutes OF the U. S., Sections 1892
1887 1898 and 1888, require every person engaged in
any business avocation, or employment which rem
ders him liable to n Special Tax, to PROCURE AND
PLACE CONsPICUOUsLY IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT OK
PLACE OF BUSINESS STAMP denOting the payment
OF said Special Tax Tor the SpeciaTax Year begin
ming May !, 1877, fore commencing or con inuing
b siness after April 80. 1877. A return, as pre-
scribed on Form II, is also required by law ofeveiy
person liable to Special Tax as above.
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A Word to A Boston COtempOra-

In noticing Mr.. Blaine's letter the Bos-
ton Journal sees fit to make false issue,
always q sure evidence of the weakness
OF ones cause. 1t knows perfectly well
that Mr.. Blaine had not the remotest allu-
sion to the Civil Service question. If the
journal believes that Congressman have
any wish or interest in taking issue with the
President on the latter subject,it will learn
its mistake in due time. Mr. Blalnes let
ter is to the import and means nothing else,
than that the Republicans of South Carolina
and Louisiana fairly carried those States
for Rutherford B. Hayes for President,
and Chamberlain and Packard for Gov
ernors. and that nothing but fraud, force
ald revolution can deprive the latter of the
places to which the people legally cleo .e d
them.
The Journal implies most Illogical
conclusion when il intimates that none
but office-holders or Office expectants dis
sent from the Southern policy of the Pres
ident. The world over and In all times
these gentlemen are always the first to
conform to the views of the appoi Min g
power. To expect or to reason otherwise
would be to reverse the laws and logic OF
human nature. Now we venture to affirm
that the Boston Journal entirely misunder-
stands the views and feelings of the stall
wart Republicans of New England. The
men of sincere convictions, who never
had and never expect to have an office.
who believe in Republican principles az
firmly rs they believe in God and the Dec
laration OF Independence-these nearly
TO man are in sympathy with Cham
berlain. Packard, and the Southern
Unionist. Yet they have conf
dence in the honesty and patriotism
Of President Hayes. They commend the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-16
A. W. klMBALL'N
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Photographic Establishment
Cor. Bridge Il Water SITS.

After seven years of unremtinR labor and study,
| have at last realized my long che ishcd wish 10
build Photographic Gallery for artistic Portrait.
ufe up a scale hitherto unapproached in the
state.
Experience having taught me that most OF the
failures IN Photographic Atelers are to be altrb.
uted to improperly arranged sky light, work.
rooms and imperfect lights, caused by the refiec
tons from surrout ding buildings, determined
10 place my new sky light in locality which would
free IRON all objections, land fortunate IN be-
ing able e. secure the upper stoty in Mcssrs. Ma
4 Hamlen's Building. corner Bridge II Water sts d,
where have furnished the beautiful studio which
is now the admiration of arli SIS and photographers
more a imirabe stu 4tion for Photographic an Il
artisti' purposes can nowhere be found. On &c.
count OF the ample light now available, perfectly
clear day i no logger required 10 produce good
portrait. Hoping that may be Gonored by visit
from all the Ladies and Gentlemen OF the city to a
establishment which il has Deen my aim and object
to make worthy of the capital city TO which have
the honor to invite you.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-16

The Taxes embraced within the provisions OF the
law above quoted are the following, VIZ:
Recti6ers 5000 90
Dealers, retail liquor Is 90
Dealers, wholesa sale liquor 100 90
Dealers in malt liquors, who esale 80 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail 20 %
Dea lers In leaf tobacco % o
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco $40 %
And on sales ofover $1,000, fifty ce, t. for
every dollar in excess over 5000.
Dealers In manu- actured tobacco 3 90
Manufactures OF stills 10 90
And for each still manufactured 20 90
And for each worm manufactured 20 o.
Manufacturers of Tobacco 10 90
Manu- facturers ofcigars 10 90
Peddlers of tobacco, first class-more than
two horses other animals 30 %
or other animals IS 90
Peddlers of tobacco, third class-one horse or
other animal 10 90
Peddlers OF tobacco, four h class-on footCr 10 90
public conveyance 10 %
Brewers of less Il AZ 800 barrels 20 90
Brewers OF 800 barrels or more 100 %
Any person, so liable who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements VIII be subject TO
severe penalties.
Persons or Firms liable t. pay any of the Special
Taxes named above must apply to J. L. sioddard,
Deputy, Augusta. or +. j. Rollins, Collector of In
ternal Revenue at q, Exchange st Portland, and
pay for and procure the speciai-Tax stamp or
stamps they NEE d, prior TO May l. 1871 and WITH
OUT FURTHER NOTICE.
Specialtax stamps Will be transmitted by mail
only on receipt, from ih- pc son or firm orderiny
the same OF specific directions to do, t. gether
w itb the necessary postage stamps. or the amount
required to pay the post ige. The postage on one
stamp is three cents and on two stamps six cents.
If ID is desired that they be transmitted by register
ed mail ten cents additional should accompany the
GREEN B. RAUM,
Commissioner OF internal Revenue.
Office Of Internal Revenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January sd. 1871.
feb3. Ut cu. Sat
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Saloon For Sale.

THE best oyster and ice cream saloon in the
L State. Must be sold. Inquire on the premises,
corner State and Winthrop streets, Augusta.
aprl0tlw+
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FOR SALE.

DRICK STORE new occupied BY Z. A. GetchelI
ID No. Leonard's Block. Water street, Angus.
Me. Apply on the premises. aprl2tsIw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-17
Scr SnStdtters &riec .

Seleua, Utont., 16. Qug. = 9ounerneur
Yotts bat loeben iolgenoe :0epei6e erbaltsn:
y ySirginia Gltp, Wontana, 10. Nuguit. -
Soeben ausSanuod eingetroffene Nadlri6teu
ergeben, DaB eine Streifpartie fiirSlid) Suriidz
9efebrt iit unO Die Vei6en Der oS. Wontague,
Smitb, 5lpnn uno Sarn8mortb nlitgebradt
bat. Wtan eripartet, oab nod nlebr 2eiden
bon ern1orbeten Nniieblern anlangen tuerben.
Die Subiancr beiauben iid gelteru Morgen
35 Utetlen iiiblid) BON Sannod. Sieielben
batten alle 8ferbe auf Der oberen Sorie= Braiz
rle geraubt uno riidteu nur lan9Iam porz
rudrts,"
Oeerz2obge, Mont., IS. aug .-@eneral
@ibbon fam beute Worgen in Se9Ieitung Oes
2ieutenauts Sacobs bier OIL uno tpurre anl
8abnbofe BON allen Siirgeru, ipel6e nidt
als SolontGre ausgeriidt ltno, llno elmer 9(ll=
,ahl Oamen, ipelG)e oem 0eloen beS Srefiens
bel 8ig Sole @bre 5u erlreiIeu piiui9tell,
enpfangen. Der @eneral befirbet lidb tpobl
Ino miro ii6 binuen SurSem gGnSlid) bon iei-
ner @unbe erbolt baben.
Die lette 0epei9e aus girsinia Gitp an
ben @oup. Yotts tbeilt nit, baB Somaro' g
Commando in Der gtadt beS IA. b. OftS. Al
8annod anfam unO am ndd)itenWtor9en mad
Der Soriez 8rairie abmar6lren iollte. @Qt
auf bieier Brairie anidiii9en @blnelen iperber
permiBt unb finb obne 3weitel bon benSnpia
nern getobtet tporSen. Die gad)3iigler be>
Suoia1lsr befinben iih nod auf Der 5orie
| Yratrie.
Sort Salt.Igentur, Sbabo, 16
Auguit. .-Sn elmer beute stpii9en Dem com
nlanOirenben Sif5ier bteies Botens nno oet
Sduptlingen Der 8aunofs abgebaltenel
8atbsperian,mlung erfldrten fid Die 3ebterei
bereit, ben gSdBen ais &unbi6after 5n bienel
II. bic Ne3= =Yerces, tbre Selnoe, 81 befdn1pten
@iue Depeide aus Yleaiant<Sallep berid)
tet, baB bic feinblidber Snbianer nm llb
beute Nahuittag bel 8ig- -Orp<ereet, unge
| fdbr 100 Dfeilen nSrblid) bon bier, Die nod
Montana fiibrenbe Yoitfutidenroute freusten
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2lms Der 8ttn0esbamptitaot.
sos neboIt oer ssosettenza, za,io,bipu,eu

NdS 0et0lt Der FaOeftcn@WttolDtpneH-
gSaib ingt II, 16. Inguit. = Der Slot
tenletretdr tuiro nGdltens einen Sefehl erlal=
fen, nel6er bas 9ebalt Der &abetten Wttbz
ibipnlen ipGbreub ibreS 3peiidbrigen Snitruf@
tionstaurius CUR Gee, na6benl 1ie ibren afa-
berniihen sarius pollenoet baben, feititelt.
Der @ebalt bari BEN Seitimmungen Der leb=
ten Tlotten= Serluilligun9sbil nad nidt ntebr,
als $3.50 pro Sabr betragen. Die &laiIe, iuelz
DIE ben afaoemiiden &urlns i'm letten Sum-
bsenbete, sdblt 4S Otitglieber.
Ser ameritamiidbe getraioebanoei nmo oer
ruiiiidI=tarfiid1e Frie8.
Ser anlerifaniide 9eianbte IN 9rie6enlanb
bebauptet in einer Oepeide OIL ba8 Staatsoe<
parten,snt, bic Sereinigten Staaten fDnnten
BON iett an in groBern WaBe ben @etraibe=
marft Guropa's controlireu. 6uBlano-bis=
her infer ein3iger @onfurrent BON Sebeutung
-Iei iett in eineu gigantil1eu &rieg per,pidelt,
pelder ben Sereini9ten Staaten groBen ytneen
bargebOtene Sortbeil ridtig benust peroe,
uno nit e!niser llmii6t unb 3bdtigfeit fUnns
ten mir ben engltld)en, fran3Sitlden nno ito
lieniiden @etraioemarft ollltdnotg controltz
rem. Sritild]e &apltalilten, tpeld)e bic Cad
lage su uiirbigen iuibten, lieBen bereits jebt
ied)S 9roBe eiierne Sdtffe bauen, INN @etratoe
auf engliide Gehnuug BON ben Serelntgter
Staaten mad, europa 5u transporttren. gSlr
iollten nidt nur aqes anfbieten, nm Der perz
grDBerten Na4frase ua9 amerifaniidem Sc
traibe III @uropa Re6nung III tragen, lorlberl1
mir iollten aud Sfifie lieferu, I'M uniere
Yrobufte ielbit na6 ben Marfte 81 tranSpor'
tiren.
equator gorton's setmoen.
Sr. Spner, Der erlte Sz@eneralpoI oItmei
iter, empfing beute MOrsen fOlgenoe Oepei6'
besiisli6 bes 8efnoenS bes SenatorS WfOr
ton: vSr. gliB fam porgeftern Nbenb on unt
| ltinnlt uollltdnpig nit Or. Sbompiou in bel
Inld)t iiberclll, baB Der Senator iid) beiie
befinbet mnD mabrideinlih in furSer 3eit poll
fommen wieoerbergeitellt ieiu miro."
Uermifd,teS.
6. s. Sn1itb, @enerals0anbmefer boz
Montaua, iit uegen Dtibperbaltens I'M Imt
bis auf gSeiteres inspenbirt iporoen.
DEM S6abamtsbeparteilent itno Dor &ur
gem mebrere fali9e 0fiinsen, inter anoeren Ell
nise 3ebnbollar= =@oloitiide, BON Sanfiers 5u
llnterluhung iiberi6idt tporben. Die @olb
| fiide fnb ehr cute gfadabnnnsen, uno es i
fpabrid)einli6, baB it5 ei1e betrd6tlt6e Yin
5abl berielbeu i'm rnllanfe beFnbet. Seut
tpnroe ein aus Experimental perfertigtes 3ebn
: oolaritiid empfangen, ,ueldeS nllr nit Sol
uberSogen tpar nno nit geringer 0tiibe lei
ner geibtigfslt pegen oils falid erfannt pel
ben fonrte.
= Die Sonlmiifion, fpeld5e bic affairen be
: 3ollanltes gu Gorfolf, 8a., uuteriuden foo
beftebt aus ben 95. $. g. Martin boz
| acknowledgements, Ilbert Mliler por
8iireau bes 3oa GontmiiIdrs uno 5enr
r Dunlap pom Der 3olloiuiIou bes 8iireau
bes Sefretars,
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@ermifd,te telearaphifd,e aeneid,eu.

Sa5 l. Reg m E nj Der Nationalqaroe
pon@ @onnecti cut fam geiternlM lMorgen, $50
Mann ftarf, III Song Sran9, N.=S., al.
Na1 einem Sanfette I'M yllniteozStoteszSoz
tel" murbe cine 9reBparabe abge6alten, unb
am 9ta6mittage fubr OaS 6e9iment auf einem
@rtrasuge uafJ 9tem=Oorf ab.
= I6tb. 8alei9b 8. Daniel, @ener al :
Qnmalt bes Stautes Strginieu,
itarb geitern gta6mittag in 81 d M on 3,
Sa., an elmer 0tagenblutung i'm Alter Don
72 Sabren. @r nlrbe erit III pergangener
9Scd)e Don Sem bemofrattifen Staatsz z@on=
pente aui's gfeue gum @eneralanpalte nonli<
nirt unO befano iid oamals nod bel better Sc
iunbbeit.
- 0ie 0jreftoren Der e arter= Saf~
2eben speri / d. erungS gSgeielli d. a I +"
uerfiinben, oab alle 2lnlpriid)e gegeu Die GOm=
pagnie bon nun an prompt be5ablt peroen
iollen.
- Der Gonoent be5 Ancient Order of
Foresters," lpelder in Stewart, N..S., in
Sibung mar, perta9te iid) geitern, na6bem
Die jGbrli6e Seamtenrpabl pOrgenoulmen nor
ben mar. Die na6tiabrige Situn9 iOll in
Pittsburs itattfinoen.
= Die oon ben Stuoenten uno 9biturien=
ten oeS p o In t 6nil den SnltttutS in
philadelphia erbaute Sampfi a d
yYolptehnian" muroe gelteru 9tad)mittag 81
GOoper's Yoint nabe BbilaOelpbia bonn Staz
pei gelaiien.
= Die National Educational Associas
tion," neld)e in &ouiSollle, Sp., in
Sibung mar, uertagte iid seltern Ibeno.
Der ua4lte Seriamnlung8ort mnrOe ntft
feItdeItellt
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9te GomttDsS61tloen nott &anias.
-&eOtotations=0eliiite.

lawrence, 8ani., 16. Qu9nit.-9eitern
fameu Die @ountp~ ~@ommiiidre bier 5nlam=
men, pelfe Die Counties anOerlon, 6ranf=
lin, Sobnion, Qeapenuortb rno 0ou9!aB re-
prdientirten, unb beipra6en Die @ngelegenbet=
ten be5iiglid ibrer @ountp Sbligationen.
IGgenlein fam bic auiiht gum In8Orufe,
baB Die peri9iebeneu Counties nitt i'm
Stanbe ieien, Den So1betrag tbrer S6nlo-
Sbligattonen 81 be5ablen. 9luh glaubten
Die idmnltli6en @on1mihGre, baB Die Sbltga=
tionen ielbit betritgeriider Natur ieien, uno es
CAB ii4 Der gnlIdlub 81 gu erfennsn, 9llen Ans
gcri9tet iino, Die polle Se5ablnng 81 er3wins
9en. Sr ei1er qe6etnten 5ibun9 Der Cont
nliiiGfe murbe ein @onlite ernannt, bas tem
gernebmen ua9 erutd9ti9t lporoen 1T, ben
ebemaligen gunoesz zSenatOr Dtattb. GarpeE=
ter ais Qnpalt 81 en9agtren H., no n09lid,
einen @ompromib Ri bemerfitelltQen.
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Iermii0te 5epeid1ett a,ts Netps
Nnrf

Stem 3 orf, 16. @u9nit.- Cob er0ffnete
Su 1054.
- Sunbesbiitriftsantpalt @oolforo leitete
belte cine S4abeneriatflase ge9en bic Gigen=
tbiimer Oe8 0ampiers y0enmarf" ein. Die
ala9e le9t bar, bab 5piiden Dem 81. 9(uguit
1874 unb benz %. SUM 1877 Seibenmaareu
int gertbe BON $82 1893 BON bem @apitdne
iencS 0ampfer8 III bteien Safen eingei6mug=
geit woroen. Die @igentbiiner niifen Gal=
tion iteaen, ebe oen1 8anlpfer @rlaubniB 5llr
abfabrt ertbel1t pirb.
- Sn Dem YroSeIie ge9en @m. 6. Sing,
friiber I'M itabttlden 6inanSoepartement an9e=
itelt unO Der Betbeiligung an ben Sting
Setriigereien perOddtig, wurbe beute aui Sez
febl bes @eneralanpalts Sair6ilb ein nolle
prosequi ein9etragen. Sing befiuoet ii9 in
Sraitlieu, mobin er entflob, nadoem Die Be
triigcreien entoeft morben paren.
= Die 3oq @innabnen betrugen beute
$587 200.
- Der llnteri9atmeiiter 5ablte beute fir
Snterefien $4,000 uno fir ein9e5ogene Sbz
ltQQttoneu S58, 900 aug.
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Ser @elSutarff.

Stem . Orf, f.. 2ln9uit. - @elO lei6t gu
14-2. Be6iel rubig su 4,S4. Sob i6loB
iletiger Su 1054. Sunbes Sbligatiouell
i6loTen itetis II. feit; 188ler Coupons l124,
neue l865er 1o7, 1867er 111g, 1868er iii,
neue Siinfer 1893 1O.4Oer Coupons 1124.
2tftien i9lofien rubig uno feiter; Stem
YOrfer @entral 964, Grie 50, 2afe Shore 56f,
Slliuoiler Central 81, YittSb. II, Chicago
Nortbpeitern 244, Yrioritdten 56s, &Od<S8=
lanO 974.
llnteri9abamts 8ilan3: Sob $82 ,6O0,z
206; 9ouraut $50, ,404.
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6etpttter ttno gSplfenbrmd) It.
S0ttaoa.

@uelpb B, Ont, l6. Nug. Gin Ifpercr
unb lang anbaltenber @ewittcriturm wiitbete
beute Morgen in Der 9tdbe Oteler Stabt. Ser
&e9en ftel III Str6nlen, uno uiele SnaBeu
luurOen in furser 3eit berart inter 8alier &C.
Iebt, baB Die geluobuer iid ip Die 5melten
Stodperfe fliid5ten nuBteu. Die Saufleute
bertdten, OaB cine ungebeure GuantitGt gSaa=
rem burf bas lleberif),pemnleu Der &eller llno
unteren Stodrperfe beid)dDigt luuroe.
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3mianmembrttd eittes @eriiiteS. -
Gtit Wfantt 8etSotet ttmS adDt per=

Sapannab, @a., 16. 9(ugut. - Gin
@eriift Dor StobOaro's @ebGuoe an Der 9ap,
StraBe brad beute inter Dem @eipi6te elmer
@elblpinbe 5uianlmeu, pelGe bon Dem Sc
riiite auf ben Yoben berabgelaiien perben
iollte. Dennis 8illiS (gfe9er) wuroe AMI Der
Stelle get0Otet. Sobn gS. Jteillp brad beioe
Setne, SObn Oatep, 9tidaro SrOOe unO flint
9leqer rpuroen perlebt,
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3(nGere 3l)oten-Ausaabe

ent66It: eoitorieue Seipred,angen iber Die pos
litiidje Gage oes 2auoeS. .-2,ouitamotae Wad)z
ltdle 8eridltc iibcr oen orientnliid,en Srie9.-
Sie neueitcn Rabelz uao SnlauosSepeSd)eu.-
s=Teui9feiten.-95eridlte aus Dem Snncrn
DeS Staates. = &ntalia. : S6rienberidIte. :
8altimprer 0iebmarft. = 9lu5eigeu. - Sd1IIB
oes Wpmans: HIM IdIuooeS 8eIo,~ - gjres
Gents franco nad1 europa @ents.
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Observation-Disclosures Yerionet,
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Yitt8bur9, Ya., 16. 9lnguif. Ger @il=
5ug auf benz iiioweitliden 3lpei9e Der uYeun=
iplpania zSabn" colibirte nm 5 llbr beute
abeno cine Nteile iiioli9 bon l1niontOmn nit
oeul 3uge bsS 3abln1eiiters @omarO 9tiolep,
Der 2Ofonlotipfiibrer beS Gil;ugeS, lpuroe aui
Der Stelle get6Otet unO Der Sei6er @eOrg 0ta=
ior t0btlih peruunbet. Mebrere BaHa9iere
truqen leid)te SerlebunQen oaoou.
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Sie ,,somg=SsldmSer Sparaanf" 1T
QSrOofIutt. W.S.

yfems y Ort, l6. NngNlt. = Die Nnrez
guug beSii9lid) Der Suspeniion Der Song
Ssldnoer Sparbanf" in SroOflpn balert fort.
Sefretdr Sopler erfldrtc bente, Die Sanf be-
lite einen ueberi6uB BON $4,000, miiiie ieOo6
bas 9iedt Der G0=td9igeu &iinbi9ung in @n=
ipru6 nebmen, I'm nubloie &erIuite 81 oerz
meioen. t5r. Sobn 6. Perrp, Der anlpalt Der
8anf, erfldrte 5eute Wtorgen III einem @tnge=
iaubt, Die anitalt lei auBer allem 3meifel iOl=
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30falbertd)te aus @afbtnStott.
@ns Den 0ertd,tsz saIen.- llRJau Gerional

- 8 ibtngto n, 16. auguit. . SlftSrla tori!
Bool, Elm gfe9ermdoden, mel9es pom ert'
ntinalgeridte zines Oiebftabls iiberfiibrt tpor%
ben, ipuroe anf bas gerlpre9en, fld) mad lbrer
Seimatb in 9orbz@arolina begeben 81 ipollen,
uub nit &iidfdt auf ibren iaipaAetl Settles
suftano bonn Brdiieenten beguabi9t. Gs