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Military Exercises at Fort Mon.

FoRr MONROE, April 26.-The Secre-
tary OF War and General Sherman spent
the day watching the batteries 10 target
practice, in which nearly all arms were
used from a half-inch Calling gun TO a
l5-iuch Rodman. Tonight there was a
foe display Of FIRE works, after which the
company assembled in the ball room,
where essays we're read. General sher-
man made a short address to the gradu-
ates and presented their diplomas. The
Secretary Of War, being called on,made q
pleasant speech, which closed the exer.
eises for the day.
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AVictim Of Murder.

New YORK, April 2G.-While dredging
the Erie basin to-day body supposed to
be that Of Bernard Feron, Of Brooklyn,
was fshed up. Examination showed
that the body was bound and gagged, the
skull crushed 10, and weight Of about
one hundred and tity pounds Of iron
attached to it TO keep it on the bottom oi
the river.
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ENGLAND.
A Nlgnlncnnt EIectIon.

LONDON, April 2G.-The Tunes in refer,
ring to the election for member Of Parlia
ment at Tamworth on Wednesday last,
when the Liberal candidate was chosen
by 400 majority over his Conservative
competitor, says: "The remarkable YER
dict against the Conservative candidate
cannot be explained away The Time
sdds: "The truth is there is some grow
ing Impatienee on account Of the obiec-
tions, which, rightly or wrongly, tht
British Government are supposed to b,
raising 10 the Congress.
THE LABOR DIFFICULTIES IN ENGLAND.
A telegram from Blackburn says: The
breach between the cotton masters ant
operatives is widening. The county polics
were today called to Great Harwood 4
protect the manufacturer, confined 10 hil
house by the immense crowd, from which
violence was feared.
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MORE CROOKEDNEss.

NEwBuRYroRr, MASS, April 26.-
Fraudulent bonds on the Newburypori
Horse railroad to the amount Of $500
have come to light and more are antici-
pated. The directors are investigating
They were Issued under the former
Treasurer, BiFney,
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ToLEDo, April 26 GThs Fifty.nin.h
Anniversary Of the Foundation Of Odd
Fellowship Nsa celebrated here to-day BY
the numerous Ohio and Michigan lodges
A street parade, followed by appropriate
exerclses at the Opera House this after.
noon, and banquet and ball tonight.
were the principal features Of the occa'
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SAN FRAxcpco, April 2s.-John Rank
was hanged at Two o'clock thiS aftornoon
for the murder Of Policeman Coates one
year ago to-day. The prisoner was quiet
and calm when the drop fell. The moose
slipped under the chm, and death en-.
sued from strangulation. For several
minutes there were conyulIiye struggles
and gasps painful 70 witness.
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Fal, River Inyestigation-Beau.
IIiul Specimens OF BooR.keeP-


FALL RIVER, MAss., April 2s.-The
Directors Of both the Border City and
Sycamore Mills held meetings at their
respective offices to day. ItwM expected
that statement would be laid before the
Directors by the experts who have had
the books under examination. Those oi
the Border City Mills were found In such
condition Of affairs a. to render state'
ment impossible, and further assistance
will be given to the experts and the books
will be examined from the organization
to the present time. The Sycamore Mills
books, which are In 4 much better condi,
tion, have had careful examination BY
the experts. The Directors do not deem
It Advisable 10 make the report public
The books show 4 deficiency IN cAsh and
Irregular paper continues TO come in.
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PRoyrpEscE, April 2s.-The Mechan,
ies' Savings Bank, second largest In the
city,to day commenced enforcing the char.
ter provision requiring 90 days notice ol
Withdrawals Of deposits, The statement
OF the trustees shows surplus Of be-
tween 100000 and 100000 over all
liz ahilitiaa
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81. LouIs, April 26.-Adviees from
Belleyille, Illinois, say that all the coal
miners in that region have struck for
higher wages. II is not unlikely that
the miners In ST. Clair and possibly the
adjoining counties, from which St. Louis
draws much The largest part Of her coal,
will ioin the miners.
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a In i'i'0d, Of Es,speaker Grow esti.
-.' thai be will have about seventy
we we ''' Governor on the 6tst ballot at
~ Hn.staA'yl'1uia Republican Convention.
10. ~ Will be two hundred and aity.One
Sts'ie'iu The BODY.
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y. ,IEai 9 d such a demand for Office iu
ny. NY Mich, that a local newspaper
"-s" ,sta TIA" "thsrs are but two men who
p,.s p.sas'adidAtsa for the position Of City
-, r.,a'l, onsis dead and the other /, i
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INDIAN INrEsr1aAT1oN.

The Senate Committee on Territories
to-day resumed their investigation Of the
Indian Territory matters. v. Dell,
editor Of the Fort Smith Nep Era, testi,
fed that he prepared the memorials pur.
porting to be the expressions Of opinion
Of the colored men living in the ChocktaW
and Cherokee country in favor Of the Ter.
torial government project, on account oil
their alleged bad treatment BY the In
dians. On cross.examination he ad,
miited that the colored people had not
themselves asked for the preparation or
presentation Of the memorials. Other
testimony was given tending to show that
the best OF feeling prevails between the
Indians and negroes.
he gave McL,ns statement TO Repre-
sentstiue Thornburg to do with 1t what
he pleased, and was willing 1t shonld be
pu6lished.
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sEsu,MoSTHLY MAIL SERVICE.

The Senate Committee on Postofficet
and Post Roads decided to recommend
the passage Of bill to aid in the estab'
lishment OF semi.monthly mail service
between the United States and Brazil by
means Of two lines OF steamships alter.
nate departing from New York and New
Orleaus,
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DFy GOOda.

NEW YoBK, April 26.-BuEinesI con
tinues light With package houses and thu
iobbInE trade quiet. Brown lheetipgs In.
active. BleGehed goods unsettled. Pdntl
in Irregular demand, but good dress styles
at low prices. shlrtings In fair request
Staple ginghamS, heavy eassimefea and
Sofstsd eoatngI5 best makes, in better de
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Suicide NIax,ara.

NIAGARA FA11s, s,April26.-Amau, aged
about 50 years, leaped from the new gul-
pension bridge this morning into the river.
An envelope Ns found II. tho pocket ol
his coat addressed 70 Edward n. Groat
Waterford, Racine county, Wiseoulin,
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nm ii highest authorities" place the
n. ...a W '' the Roman Catholic popula-
d. AZ > = Tie world at 1876, 100000. That of
S.n '''''''lH' il '7,lss,OOO or about one.
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Menfher Indientinna.


wAl DxPLx1nzT, 4
OTgicl on I'M CMK1 hIanAL oYYIcaH,
WAaHn0Toa, D. G, April 27-l a. n.
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.ArLASrA, April 2s.-Msnorial Day
was generally observed here. The stores
were all closed, and the citizens and
soldiers repaired 10 the cemetery. The
graves were decorated and an oration de-
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lunDroyesi the Crops.

sxHPRAscpco, April ss.-Ths reeenl
rsinl have greatly improved the pastur
age and crop prospects.
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BISMARCK.

HAMBURG, April 26.-Bismarck Ia ia
no danger from his malady, but his re
turn TO Berlin will be deferred.
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LONDON, April 2G.-The Duke Of Edin
burg has been transferred to the com.
mand. Of the Black Prince, one OF tht
channel squadron now stationed at Malta
LONDON, April 26.-At numerously at
tended. meeting OF the private cottor
spinners and directors Of the spinning
companies, at Oldham yesterday, Il wa
resolved TO reduce the wages Of the
spinners 5 per cent.
At Blackburn 5000 looms are working
out Of a total OF $1,000. Pauperism L
becoming manifest among the poorer
classes OF operatives, such as weayert
who are without strike funds.
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Obituary.

Verona, April 26.- George Grant,
late Of England, the founder Of Victoria
Colony, Kinias, died Il his relidence This
morning. wy 90 -
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For The Upper Lakes, Teunessoe and
the Ohio Valley, north 70 west winds,
cooler, cloudy, or partly cloudy weather,
and falling, followed BY rising batometer.
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A pEnPEcr CLOUD OF BAsKRuPTs.

son 4 Co., tobacco commission merchants,
have gone into voluntary bankruptcy.
Liabilities, 10000; assets, So. 900.
A PERFECT CLOUD OF BAsKRuPrs.
CHICAGO, April GA large number Of
petitions 10 bankruptcy were filed to-day,
mostly small in amount Among the
more important are: Belden +. Culver,
real estate dealer; secured debts sos. 900,
unsecured Sl26, 900; assets about SIS. 600.
Samuel J. Walker, real estate dealer and
capilalist; preferred debts $50, 900, due
for taxes on real estate; secured debts
81 ,203, 900; bills discounted $500, 900. The
assets consist OF the lands which Walker
estimates at s., 500, 900; also unliquidaLed
claims Of 81 ,75s.000, Of which $3.50, 600 Is
due from ]. E. Young, 100000 from ].
A. Ellis, $3.50, 900 from the Chicago. Dan.
vile & Vincennes Railroad, $3.50, 600
from J. D. Kinny, and 10000 from Ed
ward Walier. Douglas s. Taylor, q we'll
known real estate man, secured debts
S226 900, unsecured S3i 900, accommoda'
tion paper Sll 900, no assets.
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Hetty FaiIure.

oLKyr1Axp, April 2s.-Petry Prem.
tiss, . lawyer, has failed, Liabilities,
'Slli00o; aSsetS, $4,000,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, April 2e.-HObar. Pl.h. ha
arrived In this city.
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EiEhteen Months without Rain

HONOLULU, April 5,-Ths tirst rain oi
any consequence for eighteen months hGi
fallen, thus removing the fears Of awatel
famine In thil city.
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DEATH OF WIN. HYARrs, JR.
THE cHINEsE ouEsTIoN.

. The House Committee on Education
and Labor has agreed TO report fayora-
bly, . resolution authorizing conference
between the United States, Great Britain
and China on the question Of Chinese
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DAcoH.- -ChataF eusr Cured HAM, ylrsinia
50 Pinn Shoulder, ii a sagsnt 1Efsi aisE
fnt gli d. @ LIN, ia
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Petroleum 1lnrlte, .

PrTsBuEeH, April 2s.-Petsolsum--
Crude ct 81 e2If at Parker'S refined at lie,
for Philadelphia delivery.
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c..i.1or - RtorrtD, the correspondent. Of the
I.,.s I's'a cO""4siiI, expects the Rspub.
~, | :, . 'lin tSenty.One nenbers in The
'' a'1s Of representatives.
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The lCuban Loan-That SpanlAh
Ironclnd.

Ironclad.
MADRID, April 26!-The Council Of
Ministers have approved the proposal for
raising the Cuban loan OF 500 pesetas.
The newspapers state that England Is
holding Spanish torpedo boat, which
she refuses to restore, despite several ap-
plications.
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, April 26.-A number Of Ger.
man bankers, induced to meet here tc
consider the practicability Of floating
another Russian loan, unanimously re-
fused to engage in the work.
A HISTORIAN DEAD.
Professor H. Leo, the historian, ID
dead.
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WILL sr1cK TO THE VATICAN.

RoME, April 26.-The Pope will nj
quit the Vatican during the summer.
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President Hayes ON a Tour OF In.
Hneell0n.

PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-The Presi.
dent, Attorney General Deyens and Bur.
chard Hayes accompanied by the mem.
bers Of the Industrial League, this morn.
ing made tour Of inspection Of the In.
dnstrial establishments. Mrs. Hayes,
Mrs. Sherman and other ladies OF the
party visited the girls Normal School,
Home for friendless children, School ol
Design, &c.
spLEspID RlcEPrros OF MRS. HArns.
The reception to Mrs. Hayes at the
Academy OF Fine Arts To- night, given by
the ladies Of Philadelphia, was the grand.
est social event Of the kind ever given in
iscity. It was attended BY thousands
Of the elite, and the utmost cordially
prevailed. The floral decorations were
beautiful. Mrs. Hayes arrived thorty
alter s o'clock, accompanied by Mrs. Hal.
lowell, Mrs. Secretary Sherman. Miss
Plat and the members OF the Ladies'
Repetition Committee Of Arrangements.
She at once took the position assigned
her under canopy Of cut flowers,
below which was pendant portrait Of
Mr.. Hayes. Most Of the people in pass
ing simply bowed; others, however, were
personally introduced and Mrs. Hayes
shook hands with all who desired 1t. A
pleasant incident Of the evening was the
presentation Of q little girl, whom Mrs.
Hayes took 10 her arms and kissed.
President Hayes and Attorney Gener.
al Deyeps, with Messrs. Childs, Drexel
and Steel, and Gov. Hartranft and mill
tary staff In full uniform, arrived at $50
and were warmly welcomed. The Presi-
dent passed into the southern gallery
where he held levee from that hour till
nearly midnight.
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NHARLEs Z. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Il prepared 10 make careful and complete GnsIyIs,
oi Iron Ore, Umaiones, Mineral Waisrs, s,c.
LABORATORY, Cos. 9irH and cHrrnxr sn,
WHEELING, W. VA.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELRGRAPH.
New York money and stocks

NEW YORK, April 26.-NoSBY-Easy
at Sa6 per cent, closing at SA4. Prime mef-
camille paper 6a6 per cent Customs re-
ceipts SS90, 100. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $4,000. CleaEings slly 800, 900.
Sterling dull; long 4 s61f, short 4.s9. Dry
goods imports for the week 81, ,l4s,0oo.
GoLD-Weak; opening at l00k and clos
ing at l00H. Carrying rates 2aS per cent
GovERNMHNTS-Gtne steady.
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WASHINGTON.


WAsHNoroN, April 26.-Ths Com.
missioner Of Internal Revenue has Issued
circular which says: "The compensa:
ton Of gaugers shall'in no case exceed
Eve dollars per day. The number oi
proof gallons gauged during the month
will be divided by the number Of days
employed and per diem fees will be al
lowed for the daily average amount
gauged, subject to Limitation Of Eve
dollars per day
DEATH OF wM. HvARTs, JR.
William Eyarts, son Of the Secretary
Of State, died this morning at the resi-
dence Of bis father, aged q. His funeral
will take place at Windsor, Vermont, on
Monday next. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-04-04

@ a ington, 81. Mdrj. @i'
@elammtaus9oben oes @iour. Rrieqek
betro9en $2,3l2,530.
&:publitanil9er Caucus.
% al binston, 8. g., 13. Mdr:,
Scr 9efern ab9ebaltene Caucus &epu=
6litanil6er Senotoren enoete obne for
meue Mction; es i9eint na@ Meu6e.
rungen Der 5enotoren, ooB, ,pdbren1
lie Suseben, oab Die Dor elmer ggo@t
BON @snotor @otue sebalteae &eoe i'm
@an5en in ibren Nusfu6runeen ube,
Die Nominifration ri@tis uar> iie bod
teinen @ortbeil am 3uriidrufen per-
9ongcner Grei9niiie in 9ouil:ona ooe,
lonlt'po ieben t6nnen, nno lie itimmen
e6enlo oarin iibcrein> oaB bic icee=
nonnte gipil=0ienit= &eform cine Sdu=
l9uns uno Elm perun9liidtcr @erlud
lei; lie oenten aber, oob Die Hepubli=
taner oorauf ausseben iouten, ibrs
Partei unbetiimmcrt um oas, tpas Sc,
Yrdfoent lasen ooer tbun mag, },
ltdrfen. Sic lino Der Meinun9, oof
es beRsr lsin peroe> tiinftis iol9,
Mabre9eln beg Yrdlioenten, bel mel.
hen es m0sli@ it, gu billisen als i'm
in leiner iaoli&en gerioNunsspDlitil
uno i'll lol4en M&abre9eln gu opponi=
r;n, pelde ni@t Die republitanil4e 8iL
lisuns fdnoen 5umal ba Elm offenl
An9riff auf oen Prdloenten Der Sc,
motratil@en Yartei gum @9aben sc,
repu6litanii@en niiben miirbe. @it
la9en lie t0nnten ni@ts tbun, mel9,
unabbdn9ise &i@tnns Der prdioen'
|au6 einl9lasen m69e; iie lesen oer
Yrdlioenten teine unebrenbaften Mb.
|li6ten inter, uno finoen man@es III
|leiner Mominil ltration Su loben, aber il.
6e5'ueifeln Die syeisbeit BON pisls,
/ 9anolun9en leiner Yolitit.
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fdaise 3us um a&t @tunoen per30ser1
uno Der bier UNI 6:19 meitli@ sebenb.
e1preb3us um cine @tunoe aufsebalten
'puroe. Sic Mansfelo gBaiierwer,,
itanoen ebenfous unter @u6er uno
mubte" Gle Rperationen einseitellt mer-
Den. Sic oortise san3e umses.no if
in einen @ee uermanoelt.
Jebl9ei@lasener Moro=. 8ranbitiftuna=
unb @elbfmoroperiu9.
8oiten, 81. Mdr3. Sn Baltbom,
vfoll., l4lus setern Elm ee,piller Sas.
Hartin in betruntenem 3uitanoe feline
Otutter NIT einem @@areiien, bis Fe
beFnnunsslos murbe, morouf Ct oie=
'slbe toot mdbneno. bas Saus on3an=
oste uno oann in ben Glus 5prona.
Die str6muns oes sluNes aber trieb
l9n ans l1fer, mo- er ioslei9 perbaftet
~uroe. Mittlerweile mar oas BON ibm
an9eleete 6euer 9eloidbt poroen. @eine
vtutter, Die oueroinss e.bebli@e 8er=
lesunsen erbalten bat, miro ,uabrj@ein=
LID oapontommen.
Jn 6ol9e eines Gamilienitreits.
Cincinnati, 81. Mdr3. Sn
@Qiottspille, &oman County, Rp., qe-
r'etben letten 9ienftas finf3ebn Mdn=
ntr. tuel@e unter Der 2eituns zines 9e<
'pihen Suits uno Safe 8roofs' itanoen,
in 6oise eines Gamilienitreits in Gin
oasemeines 3anoeemenee, i'm 2aufe
oehcn einem 8ruoer Safe 8roots' Die
@ur8el bon Obr au DIR ourdl9nitten
uno Safe ielbit 9rauiam mibbonoelt
'puroe. Cine Mn5abl Der onberen Be-
tbeili9ten ,uuroe e6enf faus perlebt. :
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&oitoric4e Noti5cn.

: 0ie Ser. @taaten 6aben Elm Sele=
9ropbenneb BON 10000 Meilen init
$500 Bureaur. :x*..
= Ser Tiibrer Der &duberbanos,
tuel&e 1tirSli& ben 8abn5us auf De,
Central gabn in Scgas beronbte, i'll
eingefan9en iuoroen. =
: Sn 8riinn, Oeitrei4, i9nitt jld
Elm elfjdbriser anabe mi! einem @alir<
meiier Die 2eble bird, oIs lein @ater
itarb. Ser orme 8urIde ,pollte obne
leinen @aterni9tmeiterleben.
: 9as @robfreu} Ser Gbrenlesior.
mel9es our9 ben SOB BON 3ieres pa=
cont semoroen 1T, ioa 8ictor 9u9o per,
lieben ,peroen.
Sn Rub1anb fpirh ,bur4 omerifo=
nilde unternebmer Elm Canal por
Rrontact na& Sctersbu.s sebaut.
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ct. Gloua, Minn., 9ounerias, ben 4. aprl, 1873.

Sic 9iscuifon Der 8otidaft wuro
ouf nd&fen Menta9 perl9osen.
Wiro cine 0antcsabre0e in @orl@la
| brin9en.
2orb 8eaeonsfelo beobi ii&tist, nad
fen Monta9 cine aore1e an bic &6n
gin 3u beantra9en, in mel9cr berielbel
fir Die Boti&aft sebantt pirb.
Oeiterrei&. llnsarns SntereTen.
Cine aus @ien fommenoe Depeid
last, oob in Der letten 3eit Elm Mei
nunesoustaui@ smii@en Der oitsrrei@i
l@en uno Der tiirtif4en &esierun!
itatt9efunocn babe, betreFs Der 3ped:
mabisteit, Na@brud auf Die 0tonomi.
l&en Snterei1eu oes 9eei&es in oer
@taaten Der 8altan-@albinlel, Be,
Oonou= @@ifffabrt, Der anl@liebunq
Der oiterrei@ii@en Giienbabnen an bi,
Der an9ren3enoen 2dnber unb BEN
eonlnlor= uno Yoitoienite in oieieu
2dnoern> mas INNER aud beren 9e9ie=
run9en icin m0sen, 3u lesen. 81,
unterbanolunsen fno nod ni9t BEEN
oct; be5iisli& Der Giienbabnfro9e if
man jeoo9 10 melt iibereineetommen
eab oas &ei@ ouf Den 8au elmer 81.
lenbabn 5'uii&en @6fo. RiTa uni
5emlin unb ouf polidmoisuns oez
GiienbabnzSp Spfems BON Bosnien Be-
lte6en ion.
@ieier 8el@Iub itimmt nit ser be
ri@teten GntI&eioieuns oes Musi&uileE
ses 0iterrei@il9sn @eneralltobs uber=
Elm. i
9erGrieoen bon Gan @tefano mir.
be nam!i@ Nciterrei9 Spineen, lein,
Militdrmadt iiber @erbicn, Monte.
negro 8osnien uno 2(lbanien ous;,i=
bebnen.
Serbien bc9t notiirli6 mesen oiele,
@nt1tbeieun9 sroBe Seior9ni6y aud
tann man boraus picllei4t cntnebmen
pie tpo6l @raf Nnoroiip Dem @enera
Ssnatieff bic SntereTen Deterrei@z
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