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The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26
MEMOIR ANDA.

Later dates from Callao state that the ship Ben
Sewall was among the vessels damaged by the recent
earthquake. Other vessels only lightly damaged, (no
badly, as previously stately
Brig Saml Lindsey, from Cardenas for New York
before reported ashore Oft Cardenas has been sold
she lay.
Sch Laura Webb, from New York for Nassau
MP, which put back in distress, sold at auction
10th inst. to Baltimore parties.
Sch D w Saunders. (not d W Sawyer was the yes.
sci which sunk off Watch Hill 10Th.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26
anoir,er Ensurnuce Camnnns Conc.

CHICAGO, May 24-Thn Republic Life Insur-
ance Co. of this city, which has been winding
up its business for three years, was today put
into the hands of d receiver by the auditor of
the state
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26

G. Flour is dull and sales are made at concessions
Pork and Lard dull and sales very light Beef
quite firm, but the demand is rot large. Moasses is
unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26
METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGgALl
OFFICER. Washington, DC,
May rs, Il A. M y
For New England,
slowly rising barometer, north to west winds,
partly CLOUDY and cloudy weather, with rain
areas, and stationary or higher temperature.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26

WINNEPEG, Manitoba, May 25.-Six children
of the Hudson Bay Company's employees at the
lower fort, were frightfully burned yesterday
by the explosion of keg of damaged gunpow-
der. Two are reported dead.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26
SERVEA.
The serYian Frontier Block AIDED.

VIENNA, May GA despatch to the Politi.
cal Correspondent from Belgrade reports that
the Turks have occupied several points on the
had during the Servian war, and established a
blockade along the servian frontier. SerVia
has not sent single soldier to the frontier yet.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26
TKIE ASEATEC CAMPAIGN.
The Russians Commanding Kars and Err.
ZerOumr.

ASIA RRs u Au1 kNSN
The Russians Commanding Kars and Err
ZerOuna.
LONDON, May 25.-The Russians say the
Turks in Armenia are in a critical position.
The Russians state that they have secured
advantageous positions commanding both Kars
and Erzeroum, and the surrender of both is
certain.
A telegram from Constantinople says it is
stated that Mukhtar Pacha is marching upon
Arabian, while the Russians are rapidly ad-
vancipg against Erzeroum.
Russians stilI Bombnrdins kars.
CoNsTANTINoPE, May 25.-The Russians are
still bombardng the forts before Kars, which
are replying vigorously. The Minister Of War
has telegraphed to the Bey of Tunis to send tie
contingent of troops to Turkey.
Turks Concentrating at 0Iii,
ERzERoUM, May 25-The Turks are con-
ceLtratiDg in the neighborhood of Olti. Rus
sian scouts have approached Olti.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 25.-lntelligence has
been received from Kara-Kalisa that the Turks
having received considerable reinforcements in
tend assuming the offensive. Advices from
Caucasus May 23d, report that the Abchasian
insurgents have suffered considerable loss in
sharply contested engagement.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26
FINANCIAL Ans cow gaEuCiAL.
Portland VVhcIesala ia npE.as

FRIDAY, May 25.-The markets continue dull with
put little demand for goods Sugars are quite firm
and quoted at 12sc for graduated and for Extra
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26

$500 Boston & Maine Railroad Is
81 900 Eastern r. new 81 bonds. ............ 500
20 Boston q Maine Railroad ................. 94S
.dSleih (D u
Portland SacO & Portsmouth r. ..,.-G "a 7Of
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26
EGYPT AND ABYssINIA.

LONDON. May ga letter to the Times from
Alexandria, Egypt, May 18th, says that peace
with Abyssiania is not yet concluded. Gordon
Pasha had opened negotiations which seemed
progressing most favorably, when King John
discovered conspiracy in his camp which he
attributed to Egyptian agency He immed-
ately arrested Gordon Pasha's ENJOYS and two
sons of the Egyptian Sheik of Tiela, and cut
the arm and leg off of the two latter In con-
sequence Gordon Pasha has left the Abyssinian
frontier and pushed on Khartoum. Notwith
Of peace is still probable. There seems no dif-
ference regarding the terms, and both parties
are DESTROYS of peace because of internal affairs,
particularly the King of Abyssinia, it Being RS
ported that the King of Sboa had revolted and
captured Gondar, the capital city of Abyssnia
But Egypt aud Abyssnla are so exasperated
with each other that peace must be made by
some third party. Each party would be willing
to submit to the mediation of England, and if she
would undertake the task there would be peace
in very few months.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26

column unopposed with friendly country on
the right from which to draw supplies.
The Austrian government has Informed R0u-
manian ministers that it feels friendly inter-
attained her independence Austria cannot see
why she should cross the Danube in search of
anything else.
The Russian Strength iu Roumaniu.
LONDON, May GA correspondent of the
Daily News at Vienna says it is stated on good
authority that the Russian army in Roumania
does not yet exceed 100000 Three complete
army corps have not yet crossed the Pruth.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26
GENERAL NOTES.


Reported Rising i'm Bulgaria.
WIDDIN, May 25-Reports are currant OF
Bulgarian rising at Vratza and Bergovatz, in
the Balkans.
Austria md Ks0umania.
PEsTH May 25.-Roumsnia's reply to Count
Andrassy's note respecting the free navigation
of the Danube was unsatisfactory The Aus
tran government replied that it was not dIspos-
ed to recognize Roumania as belligerent
A telegram.from Pennsylvania states that the
Russians are f0rtifying the positions near Ken.
eni within q league of the Hungarian frontier.
A Vienna despatch says the Gar is soon to
take command of the army of the Danube.
1t is believed in diplomatic circles that there
is an understanding between Italy aud Ger
many.
1t is stated that the Roumanian government
will shortly issue legal tender treasury notes
for $6,000,O00
In consequence of Austria's circumstances
only small Russian attachments will remain in
Little Wallachia. The orders of the other de-
tachments have been countermanded for the
present.
Thursday night Mukhtar Pasha's headquar-
tiers will be removed to Erzeroum This does
not signify retreat, but will redress fault as
Erzeronm is the point of the junction of all the
Armenian roads, and Is tbe only place from
which operations can be directed.
Fifty Alemas have been landed in the
Crimea to excite the Mosem inhabitants
against Russia.
Private messages received at Vienna assert
that the Sultan had fled to the Aslatic shore of
the BOsDhorus on the approach of the process
sion of Softas and only returned after the proc
lamation of the state of siege.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26

OMAHA, May 25.-Clapper and Dean, who
sued the Union Pacific railroad company for
violation of contract in the amount of $S3,OOO,
to-day got judgment in $4,000.
General Superintendent Clark, Of the Union
Pacific, states positively that they will build 100
miles of road towards the Black Hills, this
summer They will start from either Sidney or
CHEYENNE
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26

Ar at New York 25th. sch Susan Thurlow, Tab
butt, Sagua.
Sid I'm Bassein prev to oath inst, barque Itonus,
Smart, Europe.
Ar at Cadiz prev to oath, barque Lorena, Blanch-
ard, New York.
Ar at Hamburg 23d, barque Henrie ia, from Port
land.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26
Daily pomes,ic Keceipts
Bostou stock iEsrkes.

By water conveyance--l0oO bush corn meal to g
W True & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
LONDON, May 25.-The Times Paris despatch
says note has been sent to all conservative
provincial papera, stating that during the three
months interval between the dissolution of the
chamber of the general elections, President
MacMahon is perfectly entitled to decree a
state of siege.
Signatures are solicited among Paris trades
men to petition to the President representing
that recent events are parayzing trade.
BERLIN, May 25.-The Tagblatt says Due De-
cazes, French Minister of Foreign Affairs, has
sent to French ambassadors at Berlin, st. Pet
ersburg, Vienna and London, identical des-
patches notifying them of the recent change of
ministry, and pointing out that it will in no
way affect the foreign policy of France regard
ing the European question in particular. France
will maintain neutrality. A somewhat differ
ent and more extended despatch was addressed
to the ambassador at Rome. This touched up
on the rehgouS question: and gave aEreassuring
explanation. A despatch to the ambassador at
MADRID gave friendly assurances concerning
the attitude OF France in regard to Carlsm.
PARIS, May 25.-MinisteriF ourtou has order
ed the stoppsge of several kilograms to the Re-
publican provisional newspapers In RepubIi-
can circles the belief is expressed that plot
will shortly be discovered in Paris, Lyons or
Marseiles, which will serve the government as
a pretext for acts of severity.
President MacMahon visited the exhibition
buildings today. In conversing with Commits
sary General Keranz and others he said: The
rumors of the postponement of the exhibition
have induced me to pay this visit. The exit
bition will open May 1st, 1873, as announced.
l am especially DESTROYS of protecting the free
dom and security of the great national enter
prise.
At a reception yesterday at the Elysee the
President said: am conscious of having full
filled great duty. l have remained and shall
remain absolutely within the bounds of legality.
1t is because L am guardian of the constitution
that acted as L have. To attribute to me an
intention of assaiing the constitution is a mis-
construction of my character. The country
will soon comprehend that my sole aim is the
salvation of France and the government she has
given herself.
The Moniteur announces that important
changes of Judicial authorities are approach.
ing
1t is now declared that Don Carlos was not
expelled, but went voluntarily to save the
French government from embarrassment
Foreign Notes.
A despatch from Copenhagen SAYS Danish
travellers from Germany complain of delay in
railroad traffic.
Rumor of war between Spain and China, and
deSnatch of naval fnrcas IN Ghi rasa xu,to,, -.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26
WASHINGTON.
A New Party.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-According to the
previous arrangements a secret meeting was
held in Washington last night, to organize
national party. About $50 persons were pres
ent from different states. Those from the
North expressed themselves strongly against
the course of the President and his Cabinet,
alleging that they retained in Office men oppos-
ed to the principles of the Republican party. to
the exclusion of its tried and true adherents.
The representatives from the South declared
that the President had discarded the states
which had elected him and given Office to the
enemies of the party. Resolutions were adopt.
ed organizing the meeting into national secret
body, and permanent officials were elected with
headquarters at Washington and powers to in
stitute branches throughout the country.
Rumored Difference in the Cabinet.
The Daily Nation is authority for the STATE
ment that the President is not in harmony
with Secretary Sherman and his financial poll
cy, and that the President intends to send a
message to Congress recommending the remon-
etization of silver. This report is not confirm
ed here All indications are that the Cabinet
are united in its financial policy.
The Reported killing of Luws.
The administration is very much annoyed at
the reported killing of Laws in Louisiana, and
if the reported facts prove true, will await the
action of Governor Nichols with great interest.
A Cabinet officer says that the acts in Kemper
county, Mississippi, and Louisiana cannot tail
W udVo d pau luuuouCt upou puultC oplLluu d.
the North.
Another Alleged Ring Operation,
1t is charged that tie $25O,0OO paving con-
tracts just bet here by the District Commission
ers were let to favorites of the oldDistrct Ring
The Commissioners do not pretend that in
every instance they awarded the contracts to
the highest bidders, but insist that their decis-
ion will ultimately be approved by the people.
Various.
The Cabinet has decided to appoint Mrs.
Thompson, daughter of the late Rev. Alex
ander Campbell, founder of the Campbellite
Baptist denomination, postmaster at Louisville,
Ky.
Messrs. Blake & Weber are retained as col
lectors of internal revenue at New York city.
Robert T.. Smith, formerly state auditor of
Alabama, has been appointed collector Of GUS
toms at Mobile.
1t was decided at the Cabinet meeting today
to appoint Elleny NJ Brayton collsctor inter-
nal revenue of South Carolina vice Carpenter
resigned.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26
EDUCATIONAL.
MUSIC READING,

DERSONS desiring private instruction in vocal
il MUSIC READING are respectfully in-
formed that MIR. w. l.. FITCH is ready TO re-
ceive pupils sngy in classes at his residence, 5S
Bracket St., corner Spring. apl0dtf
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26
Foreign NOfcs.

despatch from Copenhagen says Danish
travellers from Germany complain of DELAY in
railroad traffic.
Rumor of war between Spain and China, and
despatch of naval forces to Chinese waters are
officially denied
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26

At Manchester, N.H.-Manchester 6, Rhode
Islands /.
At Columbus-Hartfords II, Buckeyes 2.
At Indianapols-Indiana polls 2, Chicagos 0.
AT Pittsburg, Pa.,-Allegheny 8, Athletics Of
Philadelphia s.
AT Erie, Pa-Eries 10, Live Oaks /.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26
NJ -ARINE1 N HW8
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Friday, May rs.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, st John, NIB, via
Eastport tor Boston.
Sch S Lindsey, Johnson Boston-molasses.
Sch Helen Mcleod, Robinson, Boston.
Sch X James, (Br) Bissett, Boston.
Sch Champion, OBJ Granville, Boston for st John.
Sch Beckett. Grant. Boston for Bangor.
Sch Emily, Treworgy, Salem tor Ellsworth
Sch City OF Ellsworth, Grant, Observation-Disclosures
to Alex Edmonds.
Sch Empire, Ryan, Bangor-fish barrels to E H
Chase
Sch Ella, Squirting, Steuben-wood to W H Preble
Sch Nellie Chase. Randall, Windsor, Ms, for New
York.
CLEARED.
big Clara Adams, Lathwaite, Matanzas-J s
Wiuslow & Co.
Brig Abby Thaxter, veazie, Philadelphia-Jos
Dodge.
Sch Anaconda. Pickett. Millbridge-Nath1 Blake.
Sch Union, Church, Jonesport-Nath'l Blake.
SAILED-Barque Marsh sch Abbe Dunn.
Capt Williams, of sch Mahaska, has purchased the
masters interest in brig Hyperion, of Portland and
has gone to NewsYork TO take possession. Capt M S
Bunker will take charge OF the Mahaska.
IFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENCE
EASTPORT, May 19-Ar, schs Terrapin, Wooster,
Philadelphia; Traveller, Young, New York.
Cid, sch Harold, Hanson, Denmark, with 1912 bbls
herring.
May 2t-Ar, sch Mary D Wilson, Noble, Boston,
May 22-Ar, schs John Tyler, Carver, and ID b
Newcomb, Hickey, Boston.
Cid, sch Lookout, Huckins, New York
LAUNcnED-At Bucksport 24th, by VIM Beazley &
Co, fine schr OF 252 tons. not yet named, owned by
the builders and others, and partly for sale.
Sch Whitman, Capt Mcdonald. arrived at
Gloucester Dist with 1000 lbs fresh halibut, the
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26
rFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

Sch P Whitman, Capt j Mcdonald. arrived at
Gloucester 21st with 100000 lbs fresh halibut, the
largest fare ever landed at that port.
The Portland daily press., 1877-05-26
SPAIN.

MADRID. May 25--The Minister of the Inte-
rior has informed Congress that the persons re-
Gently arrested charged with conspiracy against
the public order, were half pay officers. The
plot was disclosed by subordinate officers, to
whom the conspirators made overtures. The
Minister hnted that the conspirators were al
herents of Senior Gorilla. He reported that
among those arrested was an advanced radical
brigade general.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12
Mus ben @taatcm.
@iseoniin n.

Mm Dierfas, brad in ben staGun=
gen beg Union 9otels gu Oconomopoe
Geuer aug, bas aud Die umliesenoen
@ebaube, Gisentbum bes 9errn Sobn
Gobie, 5erit0rte. S@aoen $4,000, Wer-
li@erun9 $4,000.
- Ginise Meilcn iuoli9 BON Column
bus brannte bic Sdeune bes Farmers
Gpbraim Barren nit iammtli9en @or=
ratben nieoer. Sn Der Ml9e ,puroen
Dieni&enfnoden sefunben uno slaubt
man, Dap oieielben bon einem 3anb.
itrei&er berribren. Der in Der @deune
cine s4lafltele s%efunoen bate.
= Ser @turm bonn lesten Montas
ri4tete I'M sanSen Staate srobe Ser.
6ecrunseu an. go miro aus 9inecln
beri&tst, bab &ossen iebr beiddbist iei
uuo bic &ornieloer u,ter @aiier itebeu.
Sn Oes @oines bat man bic 9oHnune
auf cine CUTE Gtnte gang a~ufsescben
ui,o aug SnoianoIa miro beridtet
uabreno oes Gepitteri turmes wuro,
cine Insabl Gieh set0btet un6 pieI,
Gamilicn mubten aus ben Grosel1ober
Der Sauler Sieben, eor Turdt, be'
Sturm mose Die 9auier mitnebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12
NrdFbent &apes.

Ser YrdIoent 9apcs uno mebrerc
Miniiter beludtcn in lebter 3eit bic
N%euenslano= Staaten. Sci bieler &C.
lesenbeit seiste CO iid an oeutli9iten,
welde Nnertennurs uno @iroisuns
bic Yolitit beg Yrdiioenten aud in je=
men @esenoen inoet. 11no in Der Stat
nidt blob bort, ionoern fait in jebem
@intel Der @ereinisten Staaten per=
oient Yrdlibent 6apes fir feline @er-
l6bnunss= unb &eformpolitit bic polite
Nn%ertennuns. 9ofur miro CT aud Den
Danf beg @oltes ernoten. gs berri4t
aud bier nod 10 pieI @ere@tistcitslinn,
lelbit einem politilden @esner sesen-
iiber, baB man iasen fam, 9raTbeni
|9apes lit bis jest 81 Dem 2obe ale,
poblmeinenoen 8iirser bere9tiset
5ros Der laderliden @ioeripenlistei>
Der einsefleii9ten &epubIitaner Dor
Soma sesen Die &eformpoIitif Der neuer
Administration, miro Der Grdiioent bod
aud in jenem Staate BON ben beiie1
@elinnten in jcoer @eiIe unteritubt
Mt0se Ct nur f~ortfabren, lpie big 0ato
oann wirb man feline unsere@te Wab
am gnbe nod perl@merSen tcnnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12

PLACE oufbore. llniere 1armer i@0pf.
ten oarum iuieber BON neuem Mtutb uno
iinb enti@lonen, bic gepflansuns ibrer
Teloer fur bas nd&ite Sobr 3a unter.
nebmen. '1ereits tpirb bro4lieaenbes
Ganb dberu1 aufsepfist. 2eibsr iinb
bic bon ben 9eui@reden in biefem Sobr
oneeri&tcten 0erwiitunsen ,iemli4
srobe uno eidt tueniSe Tarmer boben
oarum gar feline Grnte, obcr ,,ur cine
iebr 9erinae ~ erwarten. Man febt
na@seraoe Gin, baB es better setpelen
mare, tuenm man in bieiem Sabr ni9t
10 pieles 2anb bdtte bro@ Iiesen laNen.
= Sn 2eginston, 2eeueur Co., III
Elm proSeb 3,uilden 3,uei Yarteien zines
s@afes 'uesen, serabe beenSet poroen.
Ser @ertb bes s@afes lit mnsefdbr
So. bic 9oiten bee Brooches beIiefen
lid auf $34 uno bic Mbpotaten perlan=
gen $50.
= Ser eroBe Mpofel Dournep wirb
am 10. in 3o@elter jein 3emperens-
merit beginner.
- Gin entIaNener @oIbat, Womens
Sac Clair, aus Sort @ipIep, ,purbe in
Srainero i'm 3runtenen 3ultanoe Iei%
ner Saari&aft, BON $3.50 beraubt.
3'uci Der Spibbu6en iino pcrbaftet uno
$l3O 5uriderlanst ssoroen. Gin oritter
1T ben 9dnoen Der @ere4tigteit ent.
idIupft.
Sn GlcpcIanb, Minn., tuurbe
appIesatc's 9oteI Gin &aub Der llam-
men. 9as MobiIiar ,puroe aerettet.
auber Dem Sotel branute au@ cine be-
na@bartc giienmaarenbanblung al.
- Sas ON meiiten bon Seuidredsn
beimgelndte Somn in Otter Soil Co.,
1T Gbitteroa; bier baben bic 8eitien
falt MQcs sefrelIen, mas oa tpar. Mue
iibrisen Sowns pcrbcn quite grnten
MAIDEN.
- ,Sn Ncotpoo0 60. ifehen bic sEel=
Der !@on. Sa, mo- 9opper iinb, arbei=
ten Die Garmer nit 6ansmal@inen mad
3rditen.
= Sc serei@t uns sur Greuoe mit-
tbcilen su t0nnen, bab, trotSem in eini-
gen Counties bic 9euidreden sroben
S4aoen anscri@tet baben, Die Musli9-
ten auf cine quite Grnte brilliant linb.
Seri9te aug ben iioIi@en uno iiomeH=
ll3en Counties beiosen, bab bic Gelo-
fridte 10 id0n iteben, mie nur gu per-
lansen 1T; namentIid scidnet li@ Der
@ei5en aus; &orn 1T in Golse bes tal=
ten @etters elm ,ucnis suridseblieben.
Selbt lit benienisen Counties, ,po bic
Dopper in sefdbrli@er 3abl ouftreten,
,pic @rown, Blue Garth uno Mieouet
Counties, babeu bic GARNER ben Mutb
nod ni9t uerloreu. sic t6uen bas
Sbrise, mitteIt Gansmai@inen sic Yeit
5u psrtreiben uno ibre Griidte gu retten.
Tae, ipelde Die Scui@reden= @esenSen
belu4t baben, iino ii4 BARN eini9, bab
bic E!ase i'll oieicm Sabre LANCE nidt
10 ldlimm lit, wie in friibercn Sobren :
Die 9opper lino beoeuteno fleiner uno
baben nidt Die unperwiiF!i6e 2ebens=
fdbi9teit uie bisber.
= u. Slider aus empire Gitp, So
fota Co., fiel i'm beraul9tem 3utanoe
bonn @asen uno perIebte lid oerart,
oab es frasli@ 1T, ob er init Dem 2eben
oapon tommt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12

~tsSUSvSISpS" ivy Usutub yusse"s Wv
un9ere9elten Streiter aber ,psrber
nit 9e&t eeitraft.
- Nur Yldbe, ,peIde BON, 6einb'
p~ertbeioiSt weroen. birfen bombor.
Dirt ,peroen, unb in feinem 6dlI,
barf cine eroberts Staot 9eplInber'
ueroen.
~ Sic &rissssefansenen foIler
meni9Iid betanoeIt tpcroen. 81,
ueroen nidt s,r Strofe, ion6ern be,
@iderbeit tuesex Sefansen ssbalten.
s. Nae Yldnteruns 1T unteriast
g. Die Yarlomentdre. ODER Trie,
Observation-Disclosures finb unperIetli9,
aber mon barf NoBreseln trefien,
bamit bieielbcn, ibte Yripilesien mfg
brau9enb, ni9t biz feinolide Mrmes
oustunoi@often.
y Sie trieolihen Vetpohner zines
bonn Geinoe beiebtes Qanoes iollcn
fotpeit ,uie m0sli9. b. ;. iopeit Die
Si@erbeit Der beiebenben Mrmee unb
bic militdriide Nottwenoisfeit es
seitatten, in ibrem Yernosen u. +. M.
beidubt unb 8eadtet Deroen.
81 Sic 3eritoruns ooer unn6tbise
@egnabme BON 90erfen Der Stunt,
Der WiTsnidaft, uno BON Mnjtalten,
,ucl9e benz Gultus, Der @oblt9dtis.
feit, Dem unterri1te ODER ben Wii=
ienidaften unb 2aniten se'ueibt limb,
iin6 unterIagt.
81 Ser @ebrau9 BON @ift unb
bersiftcten @affen, Der Meu4elmoro
ooer bic S0otuns zines 5einbcs,
,pel9er ji4 nidt pertbeibist, lino
feline erlaubten &rie9smittel.
1O) Sur ~oieienisen Yerionen bir-
fen als Spione bctradtet uno beitrait
,peroen, oie beimlidcr @eile uno un=
ter fali4em Nortpanoe feino!i9e
Nustunoi@aiten 9eiibt baben, nidt
Militdrperionen, pelde in Uniform
ibr.n 9ienit uerieben, mod 8oten,
uelde often ibre Muftrd9e ppaSieben.
III 9ie 8euobncr beg beIebten
9aroes burfen nidt onsebaIten tper-
ben, 9e9en ibr Naterlano bic @aHen
3u tragen.
l2) Sic gapitulationen unb @af=
fentiQitdnoe miiIIen iorsfdltis 9ebal.
ten tperoen. Scne birfen bic milf
tdriide Gre nidt uer!eseu.
49, Oie &ricsseontributionen uno
3equilitionen birfen nur unter be-
itimmten Bebinsunsen uno in be-
itimmten S4ranten auferlest ,psr=
ben.
Oiclcs lino Die bauptla9li9tsn &e=
In bes 86lterrsdtcs, ,pie lis bon Dem
su perfaiIenoen Snititutc OBJ
sfabt ,uuroen. Sieies Snititut beituno
us ben perren DR. BIunti9li
On 9eibelbers, Yraiioent, de Parieu
III garis, @iSepraFoent, after Don
miteroam. 5tpeiter Yissprdiibent, uno
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