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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13
ADVERTISEMENT
YAZoO COUNTY, Miss,
August 90, 1879.

L
August 90, 1879.
Mr.. j. K McNee1y, MADISON Co:
Sir-Having learned that John
Otis is exhibiting a certain docu
ment which purports to be a copy
of an instrument in which Mr.. Otis
agreed, as agent for Col. WOodman,
to stop all the prosecution against
certain parties accused of stealing
mules, the property of Col. Wood
man, on condition that said proper>
ty should be returned, and learning
that Mr.. 8. w. Trotter's name APP
pears in the copy which ne has
been exhibiting, ] avail myself of
the opportunity Of stating that said
paper is a forgery, inasmuch as s.
W. TrOtter's name was not mention
ed in the original document, nor in
any manner connected Herewith.
Otis. or any other man, who will
thus pervert facts, is consumma.e
scouudrel and an unmitigated liar.
as the original copy will prove if
not destroyed. in which event, l
can establish the facts herein stated
by certificates from good and true
men, who will verify my statement
bereln made. Yours truly,
MONROE HAMBERLIN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13
For the AMERICAN CITIZEN
THE ROB-TAIL TICKET.

PERTINENT QUESTIONS THAT MAY
SOUND IMPERTINENT.
Why was it that the great char
coal-and-chaIk mass meeting put a
piece of ticket in the field Was
it with view of giving Jeffrey and
Anderson a chance to fill out the
blanks with their names? Or was
it because they were afraid to COM
plete the ticket, lest the colored
brother might lug in his old chums?
Are not the county officers of far
more importance to us than the
legislators If so, do the Bob-taiIs
intend to vote for none? If the dar-
kies were entitled to representation,
why were the county offices not dis
videdf Why escort them into hon
orary positions, and not positions
Of profit and trust? Did they not
In a memorial beg that Anderson
might keep his place?
Was it the Bob-tails' purpose to
accept the county ticket put i'll the
field by the Democrats If SO, why
not say so! Why not accept the
whole ticket and say soi
Why this duplicity =? Do they
think the colored man is to lie
caught in net with such big
meshes as theSeR
Do they expect to get the solid
black vote, when a large majority
of the colored voters are in the en-
pluy and under the influence of
those who endorse tho convention
of July THU If SO. are they not in
a condition to justify their friends
in having guardians appointed over
them7
One more question Are our own
active enough? Ought
not they to hustle around a little,
and not look so awful easy and Sc
cure? Are they leading the party,
or is the party toting them?
Sept. 9,'79. POTASH.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13

THE spirit of truth has vanquish
ed the spirit of falsehoOd, and the
dark deeds of wickedness are being
brought TO light. The true charac
ter of Mississippi civilization can
no longer be concealed, and all the
facts connected with the Yazoo
atrOcity are slowly transpiring.-
Yankee paper.
mississippi civilization" for
soothI God wOt, it is a fairer
specimen of the article than any
cur of your kidney can appreciate.
In ono single Issue Of Cincinnati
daily paper, we can find more MUIR
ders, suicides. pcisonings, burglar
les, thefts, and crimes OF every kind,
committed in the State of Ohio
alone, in one day, than IN New
Orleans or Atlanta paper flor the
whole South) in an entire week.
And the further North we go, the
worse it is. In one days record of
either Kansas, Illinois, Iowa, Penn
sylvania or Massachusctts-all true.
blne Radical States-we will find
more seductlons, rapes, abortions,
deaths from NAL practice, and other
kindred Nominations, than can be
found in a minute survey of the
entire late Confederacy in a month |!
Leaving out crimes committed by
negroes, we defy contradiction of
the assertion that the ratio of such
offenses- as We have enumerated
above, stands in the North as 100
10 in the South. These facts have
been thrown into the teeth of the
hirelings who manufacture public
sentiment in the Pharisaical land
of modern isms, again and again.
But facts possess no value for them;
facts are exactly what they do not
want. And they will continue to
sound the hugag and beat the toms
tom, and call upon all nations to
Witness our wickedness and bar
barity-while all the time they are
walIowing in a moral filth and
stepped to the lips in blasphemy
and unrighteousness. A great
traveller and pubiicist, whose mind
comprehended the universe and
whose heart embraced the world,
on returning to Europe after long
sojourn in this country said that Sin
the South the women are all VIRUS
Gus and the men are all brave"
To this verdict we can appeal from
tie ISLANDERS of foe so vile, that to
accomplish: a partisan end, they
would rob q whole people of their
good name-alI that is left to them
by the adverse fortunes of war and
pesliIenec.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13


THE biographical sketch of Mr..
s. w. Trotter, which we present to-
day, will be read with interest by
all. 1t is succinctly and tersely
written, and the author seems to
fully know the facts whereof he
speaks. We regret that portions
of the article reflect so severely up
on the persons newfoundland on
this account we would have refused
it publication, but for the fact that
the friends of the aggrieved gentle-
man think that his character has
been assailed in manner that JUS
titles the utmost. severity of Tetort
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13

A. FRIEND who has recently Wis
tied the good old county of Leake
informs rs that very ugly state OF
affairs exists in regard to the Sena-
torial contest in Leake and Atta!a
The trouble seems to be caused by
one of the candidates refusing to
accept the decision of the primary
election in Leake, held in accord
ance with the usage and precedcnts
of the party in alternating the Sen
ator between the counties. Such
splits are deplorable, and the re
fractory candidate should he "sat
down on" hard, by all good Demo
Gratis
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13
WHATEVER donht about Co

WHATEVER douht about Col.
Singleton's election there may have
been, we think has unquestiOnably
been removed by Gen. WalthalPs
recent positive decliDation to per-
nit his name to be used in connec-
ton with the Senatorship. Many
of the counties above here which
would have supported Walthall
will turn to Singleton, and we can
now look upon the latter as Bruce's
successor In the United States Sens
ate.-Carthdgin,dn
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13

LECHERY and cowardice can not
be forgiven in person assuming to
occupy a high public position. We
very much believe that in the State
Of Rhode Island lies the grave of
Roscoe Conkling's political future
N v GrnOL;c
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13

Il have ordered, and will soon
receive, lot of new furniture for
my tOnsoTial parlor, embracing,
among other things, two large.
splendid mirrors. By the LIST OF
October my shop will be newly fur
nisbed and carpeted in a style I'M
surpassed by any in the State.
Sep. Is. "A. WEBER.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13
FOR RENT.

The stOrehOnse now occupied by A II
Gurlcy. Possession Oct. 1, at low figures
An office on first floor, fun nished with
carpet. stove, ETC., suitable for lawyers
o.. doctors office. Possession at once,
A cottage with S rooms, kitchen, ser
wants house, cistern, stable; OH Peace st.
Possession LIST of October.
A cottage on Center street, with four
rooms and all out buildings. Possession
at once.
A cottage or Union street, with rooms
and all ont buildings. Price low.
A double tenement house on Center st. =,
just below the Singleton House.
A four-room cottage, west of railroad
near the freight depot, at low figures.
Apply to A N PARKER,
Office next door to Gwinner's,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13

The communication of Tax Pay
err presents some facts and figures
that will interest our city readers,
and places the action of the Board
of Mayor and Alderman in a favor
ahla ljpht
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13

WE learn that preparatory to as
Stunning the dignity of Go adiutor
Archbishop of San Francisco, with
the right of succession, Rt. Rev
VIM. Henry Elder, bishop of Match
ez, has relinquished the latter title,
and assumed that of Bishop of Avra
in parti6us infdelium and Adminis>
TRAITOR of the Diocese of Natchez.-
Ndtcheg Democrat.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13
S113 IS 143 90

Students can board themselves upon the
"mess system" for less than one-half the
above rates.
Tho above estimate is reliable, and in
clIdes everything except fuel (which stn-
dents buy from the University at cost and
furniture for their rooms, books and cloth
ing. Some students of good standing got
along comfortably here last year on less
than S75, while Others spent double that
amount.
The University is in excellent condition,
and is steadily gaining in popularity and
prosperity. The faculty is complete. All
the departments, including the Law de-
partment and the Preparatory department,
are in successful operation.
The location is healthy. Mover was q
case of yellow fever here.
For catalogues and information, apply to
the Chancellor, ALEX. p. STEWART.
H. NJ. SULLIVAN,
1u,13 Pm Scc'y Board Trustees.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13
Millinery and Mantua-makine
Misses SEATER

Now occupy the well known store former
ly used by Mrs. Sims and more recently by
Mrs. kirkpatrick, where they invite their
friends and customers to call and examine
their
NEW STYLES OF HATS, TRIMMINGS,
etc. They will have but One Price to all
for anything in their line. and their motto
is, ''Llve and let live" By fair dealing
aud reasonable prices, they intend to merit
a share of the public patronage, and here
by solicit the same.
All orders for goods or work, from city
or country, will receive prompt and careful
attention. sep13-3m
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

Hunting and shooting are positively for
hidden on my premises. Any person tres
passing will be prosecuted to the full ex-
tent of the law. s13-3t J w RUST.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13
Democratic County Ticket

For State Senat tor.
T. T. SINGLETON.
For Representatives.
G. L. GILMER,
WM. BASKINS,
SAM'L TROTTER.
For Sheriff.
j. T. PRIESTLEY.
For Chancery Clerk.
w. II. BAILEY.
For Circuit Clerk.
j. w. BAUGHN.
For Treasurer.
j. NJ. ANDERSON, Sr.
For Assessor.
A. 81. COLEMAN.
For Surveyor.
J.P. GEORGE.
For Coroner and Ranger.
B. +. JONES.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
m ENDv q EnnTU, 90 Nr.J;,o
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13

Expenses per Session Of Nine Months.
9 months board, at $40 to
S12 so per month.........S 90 00@S112 so
Washing 81 to ST. so per mo Q 000 ID so
Lights, 25 to so cts. per mo 3 250 so
Incidental fee............... 10 so II so
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13
EDUCATIONAL.
NOTICE.

/ hereby respectfully inform my patrons
and pnpils that | am now ready to resume
teaching music.
sep6-1m ADOLPHUS BROWN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13
EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
Al Oxford, Miss.

Neat Session opens Sept. 25, 1879.
Tuition is still FREE to all Mississip-
plans.
Stude nts from other States, who have
not eretotore entered, are hereafter
charged $50 tuition fee.
Law students pay $50..tuition fee.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13

The city council of vicksburg has
donated five hundred dollars for
relief of Memphis. A commenda~
bio deed.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1879-09-13

y
over and above these, he had an
abiding faith in the willingness of
the people to ratify any reasonable
act done to protect their best inter-
ests Our county convention was
held, however, before the District
convention, and resolution was
unanimously adopted approving
the action of the committee in APP
pointing these delegates, am ong
whom were several Of the biggest
men of the convention of August
4th. Thus it will be seen that this
act of the executive committee was
ratified by the county convention,
and several of the big guns of the
August convention went to jackson
as delegates appointed by that ex>
ecutive committee and ratified by
the Democratic convention of July
9TH. They now bitterly attack the
acts of that committeeman that con
vention. If the executive commit
tee usurped power in making the
change from mass meeting to
delegate convention, then their &C:
was Illegal, and if they usurped
power in that case, they did so like
wise in appointing those delegates,
for they were governed by the same
reasons i'm both instances, and any
by the July convention
was Illegal, and therefore the gen.
tlelnen above alluded to were not
pi operly accredited delegates TO the
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-06-06

Notwithstanding the appalling fact
that the "rcbels" Lave Seized The
national capital" Il London banl; has
taken 35,O0O,OOO in United States
four per cent. bonds wi,him the last
few days.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-06-06
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COt\!I or OEANGl.EuHG.
CuvUr OF CuMMo> pLE,s.
G,orgc Eo!iycr IhUaa1,

UGiiHSt
james T. Mas and -;.bcia Mays. n.tsat
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-06-06

The city editor OF Iho De5 Ntoincs
Register" speaking trm expert
cncc, says that "thc beauty Ola young
mans parting his hair in the middle
is that it gives both ears an cqnnI
chance to Hop
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-06-06

IL DIR. Johnson's innous uictiun--
a,y he is guilty of u queer h!undcr.
He defines garrct as 9. room on the
highest tloorof he house. and 4 cock
loft" "thc room over the garrett
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-06-06
L!exievLI. &lo;eS. & isanl!AertiIie!N.

Tho Tar. u. raiu>., and ia"st U.lI':" Fr'ucA
novelties Ia I'm C,r. t!sn. t.t" nl"t'uin grades ui
hos Tor .Iu.ca .iu children at yer" ,r"l"...
prices
l.nii.-. misses. nn' ch!dr u N.l. c.nDh sut
iA~la i.rr.ii tiu.r li.v h.~' IIa:l.iItgf.N.
a >H1"ri"r isnti." ol ril u ii.nln',' .n'. ,ac
AZ Ilhvu h"li.-.l...'i. #Ei ~,"l!.HtU II.iTt.C.
c!li'i+ ~" ,Wnrailrr sH, namt-c.sln,t,
usSyr;la. ed ,,' g! ,.fi8".
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-06-06

zee M";ln Nancy Pleasantly
ant 'aat, agents 'nI..i address lin
LEY HARVEY < CO., Atlanta Ga
Iunc "
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-06-06

Copy S'mmons for None Ucp.nd
tomph,'m not .<tr.i
TO JAMES p NAYS:
You are hereby ',.n.moncda and required
10 answer 'hc complaint in lhis action
which Is fled in the office oft!lc Clerk of,he
Court of Common Pleas ior The aid County.
and 10 scrre Il copy Of yonr answer on the
subscriber at his Office, N Oraug. burg South
Carolina. within twenty days ailcr the
service OF lIls summons on YOU, exclusive
oithc day u!> cryicr.
II YOU fail 10 answer this complaint
within the time aforesaid, tho llainiil will
apply to lie Court Tor Judgment acaius!
yon for IL" sum Of one hundred ,r,i ,ittv
Dollars, with interest III the rate oi;wvivr
psr cent. per aniium from the twrntr-
seventh day of November ono thousand
eight hunurcd and seventy ouc, and costs.
JAS +, lILNN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Baltimore, Wtb. 6reitag ben Is. Waai 1879.

id)Dne Nfasfe !" 0uir befinOen llns ia in Der
Garnepals;eit) an3ureben. aud) Der Sarben=
m,biel, ipie i'm gen1eini9li6 Die tiirfii9en
6rauen lieben, beren Wdntel in alle Narben
bes 8sgeubogens getaudt finS, ieblen bier;
man iiebt ullr idmarSe Mantel = Die armen
Srauen Snprna's, iie benfeu mobl ni1t oil
Heform unb Emancipation.
Ood) 2oieu Smprna. 9eb' iuobl trauter
Melis, an beiien llfer einitmals Sonter bid)=
tets. l1nten i'm Sbale flie9t bur1 Die @Grten
uub Gppreiienipdloden bic 2ofornotipe, oas
Sinnbilb Der cipiliitrten aera, mad gpbeius,
benz oeriteinerten @rabe elmer ldngit entldtuur=
oenen 3sit, bort, 100 9(noroflos, fueld)er Die
erfte 4niieblung Der Sonicr nad) @pbeius
fiihrte, rubt; bort, no man nod beute Die
8uinen bes angeblideu Wtauoleums bes
apoitels eucas seigt; auf beiien Serg Yrion
einitmalS Baulus prebigte unb no man bis
gum bertigen Sage bic in Der d)riitli9en, iue in
Der 1obammebaniidengS beriibnte 6Dble Der
Siebenidldfer seigt. 0'riiben, ant jenieitigeu
ufer SmDrna's, liegt Die Somnterfriide Der
Staot, ein perlodenber Iufentbaltsort, unb
re6ts bon uns 3iebt iid an1 @eitabe oas neu
aus Sriimmern eritanbene @oeur be 9ion, oas
mad Gi6aro QDlpenbers' Iufsntbalt leinen
Namen trdgt. Die gSellen geben bod unb id)
idliebe. Son Gonitantinopd, meinent nah<
iten 3iele, nlebr. R,
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.,&eket=0ert6t.H "a

gu &eOfuf III Soma fanb am Listen Sonns
tage Die ieieriid)e NusitaBung beS Srn. Orion
Clemens, eiueS grubers DeS buinoriiten yWtarf
Spain," Der eigentlid) Samuel 2angborne
Glenens beiBt, aus Der oortigen 8eitnilitcr<
Yrcsbpterialer- Stride itatt. Die 9usltoBuns
griinOet iid auf folgenoe sluei Ynntte: Orion
Clemens babe in eiilem Dffentlldeu Sortrage
eritens Die 9ottlide Snlpiration Oes llten Sc
ltaments uilD stpeitenS Die @ottbeit @6rifti ge=
leusuet. Der 4nsetlagte iteate bisie NeuBerun>
gen ni6t in 4brebe, iporauf bas &ir6eugerift
i'm Der Seeerei i1uloig fanb unb leile gr>
communication anoromete. .Dieie iuurOe am
lebten Sonntage bon Bfarrer Graig in beiag=
Suglsi6 cine einbrin9lide SSarulln9 al alle
j3psiher erlieB.
Orion GlemenS geb0rte felt fiini3ebn Sabrell
CUR .PreSbDterianer= STRIDE in Soma; er Iagt,
oab8r ldngit an Der gSabrbeit oeS presbpteriaz
uil6en @laubenSbefenntuiiieS ge3meiielt babe,
unb bab feline erlten 3wsiiel bIlrd bas &eien
Der S1riften Sbomas Baine'S eriuedt morSen
leien.
gSenn aber Clemens ilidt an bas @laubens>
befenutnib Der Yresbpterianer glaubte, tuarrnl
1T er bann nid)t ireipillig aus Der Bresbpteria=
ner=Sirde ansgetreten? ipier I'M 2anbe Der uDl'
ligeu @lallbens= uno llnglaubens= =6rsibeit if
Jhemanb gesipunQer, einer reli9i1ien @enIein:
i1aft ansugeb6ren. 8lsibt er, trob jeiner 3tpet
fel on benz Notwithstanding elmer iold)er
@eneinl1ait, Wtitglieb berlelbeu, ia bat er es
lebialid iid lelblt su3uid)reiben, uenn oielt
@emeinidaft, nafbenl er 6fientiid ihre Qebrer
oerleugnet bat, i'm ausitDBt.
Orion Clemens i1eilIt es b1aig barani ange
leqt 3u haben, 1eiue NuSltoBung berbeisufiibren
Sieleibt slarbte er. baburd elm beriibmtel
Mann su merben, tpie iein 8rnoer. Sel
Sauptrntri9ieb spiid)en ieinem 8rmoer uni
| inn ideint ms aber BARN su beiteben, oaB oel
beriibnlte .5umorilt Mnoere ld6eflih madt
| unb oaB Orion Clemens nit ieiner 9udt mad
benz bier 10 ipoblieilen itub uugsfdbrlifen Set
ser-MartDrertbnm fidJ ielber ld9erlid) ma9t
(nSlS. StsStg.")
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Yolitii@e Mmseisen.

Baltimore, ben Is. Oiai 1879.
CSn elmer 8erlammlung oes regelmdBig orsaniiirten
~ oemotrattid1en WeretnS oer 8. @arO tn
Naines S,al!e purSen fol9enbe Ye1dJliifje uno Ye=
antten=ytomtnattonen angeuontnien
% a man es Der 2Siirbe uno SJnten9ens Der oemo=
ratiI6en gSdbler Der g. gyaro fbuoig lit, ba bel Der
beportebenben @abl bon Selesaten fur bic benofra=
ihe Staotconoention Elm ooler uno ebrl6erglusbruf
len, baB bic eentralite uno beauete Gage sur a6baz
tung Der gSabl ausgefpdblt, uno Der Sppoition elm
9itter uno @erf 6eretip4s 9efpdbrt perben io1ten,
oamit ieber 9eieslth Stimm6eredti9te unsebinoert
ieine Sme ab9e6en tann benn man ift felt entbloi=
len, in oieer gSabl ourdueg G6rlidfeit uno nnpar=
teidfeit ipaten Su aien unb auret Su erbalten, oa
iie Die 3utun He9elmdbsteit uno ben fortoauernben
@rols Der oeInotratiben Bartei bis ms nnerte Warf
berabrt.
0elegaten Sur Stabtz @oupeution:
Jamss y9eYtabpu,
Sol. 9,urras. Mobsrt farrell,
~. SweeneD, sSm. WseSoraif.
4rdiibent:
SSpDm +. SempIep.
SiCeprdiibenten
Snibua Vlasfett,
s. Solomon gSootoi", si!tom s; S.s,srtmann,
'"" ' satob SoiY. ssSiY'" '''' "''F'''
Setretdre:
o. Go,uo. @sebb, Hobert .. Gartsr.
S6asmeiter:
@dtb. S. Soarman Sropn.
SinanS>G omite:
eugene dciggins,
Sol. s.. S,om8b, IbDmas s. 0ooorid,.
Quditor:
Dattiel Wlurra1.
Iud iparo 6eibloien, oaB genannte5 fSinan3 Coz
mite aaein gum Samnen Don SonoS sum Yeiten
oeS re9elmdB9en bemOtratiten SereinS Der 8. Waro
beredtist it,"
Jobn =. gempteS, grafbent;
O.. Gotparo g1ebb, lsetretare
QtO Nobert >. 6arter, Ss'te'"'e'
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9f1ts Gttba.

81 eipzY 0 IF, 10. Wtat. = Gin bonn 10. 3.
Dt. oatirtar 8rief ans Sapanna nteloet: ,,Sn
Der lssten 3sit iit es baufig oorgetountep, oaB
oaS Serbot, nad tpsldlenl MIR Sdbad aus
Borto 8icq inportirt iuefhen BART umgansen
iuurbe. Domingo unb anberer Sabad merben
ais Bortorico. .Sabad importirt. 9(u9 anbere
&unitgriffe prben gebrau9t, I'M frenloen Sa=
bad eir3nIdmu9geln. aiir5lib giug bon 5a-
panna einSdooner ab; itatt ieoof brett nad
leinem Seitiinmungs GieuIue91S III fdbren,
fubr er 5uera uadl San 9omingo, nabm baz
ielbit eiiie Qapung Domingo 3abad ein unb
braf)te oeniel6ell ais SauannazSabad nab
Gienfuegos.
Die 9feDafteure OeS Organs Der Sarbisen
81 Ginbabano," pel1e islbit Sarblae iino,
rpurbeu fiirslif) bonn @eneratcapitdn General
Slaneo erpfanaen. Der @eld)ditsfiibrer bes
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