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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-15
LOCAL MATTERS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE TOwNsENDs.

THE TOWNSENDS.
The Townsend Family drew good house at
Music Hall Saturday, and presented Shake
sneare's historical tragedy Of Richard IlGp in
;amanner which ELECTED the admiration Of their
audience. The company is a good one and ca
pablc OF doing justice to shakespearo's great
plays. In their Saturday evenings perform
ance they even exceeded the expectation Of the
audience, and there was general desire that
they should remain longer. Having an engage
ment to III at Wilmington the first Of the pres
ent week, however, the company could not re-
main longer than one night, but, in response to
'tae urgent request Of our theatre -gocrs, they
WillFetbn t9-day, and appear at Music Hall
tonight, to-HiuiteW and Saturday nights, OPEN
ing tonight with :" fhe Orphan Of Geneva"
the entertainment to couGlnde with an excel
lent farce entitled "Deaf as Post" The adj
mission prices have been fixed ut the popular
rates Of 35c. and no extra charge for reserved
seats, which may be secured at Boyer's drug
store Gallery, 25c. We bespeak for them u
very liberal patronage.
MRS LIyERMORE.
notwithstanding the very dsagrceable wealth
VI Oh muhub9 o'cHihBj i"li @uulohSe bIoouOu
Mrs. Liyennore, at Music Hall. Had the weather
been favorable the house would doubtless have
been crowded. Her lecture, under the title
"Beyond the Sea-" furnished delightful eyon-
ing's entertainment for the audience. The lee
ture association has been unfortunate, thus far
in this winters course, in having to contend
with bad weather and other unfaYorable crcum-
stances, and none Of their entertainments have
been very profitable financially.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-15
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

ESTATE OF w. S. COCKERILL, DECD.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
have been appointed and qualified as executors
OF the last viii and testament Of William S.
COckerill, late Of Fayette county, o., deceased
JAMES COCKERILL,
0-3 THOS, G. COCKERILL.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-15
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between George Q. Jenkins
and Norman Mclean in the Grocery business,
has been dissolved by the retirement Of Norman
Mclean, who has sold his interest in the firm
business to George g. Jenkins. The books and
accounts OF the late firm are in the hands Of
George C. Jenkins for settlement. Those know
ing themselves indebted TO the firm are requested
to make immediate settlement.
GEORGE c. JENKINS,
NORMAN MCLEAN.
January /, 1880. 9-S
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-15

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed Administrator OF the estate
Of Hiram Stltt, late Of Fayette county, Ohio,
deceased j. M. EDWARDS, Admir-,
January 10, 1880. 1913
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-15

Wy ANTED-TO LOAN MONEY-On lands
w for term OF years at per cent. interest.
No Insurance required. Inquire Of VanDeman
& Russell, Attorneys s-at-Law, Room 4, VAN
Deman Corner. 25u
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-01-15

Pain cannot stay where it is used. 1t is the
cheapest medicine ever made. Five drops cover
a surface as large as the hand. One dose cures
common Sore Throat. One bottle has cured
Bronchitis. Fifty cents worth has cured anOld
Standing Cough. 1t positively cures Catarrh,
Asthma and Group Fifty cents worth has
cured Crick in the Back, and the same quantity
Lame Back of eight years. standing. 1t cures
Swelled Neck and all other Tumors, Rheuna-
tism, Neuralgia, Contraction of the Muscles, ,SBi'
Joints, Spinal Difficulties and Pain and Sore-
ness in any part, no matter where it may be, nor
from what cause it may arise, it always does you
good Twenty five cents worth has cured Bad
cases of Chronic and Bloody DysentTy. One tea-
spoonful cures Collie in fifteen minutes, 1t will
cure any case of Piles that is possible to cure.
Six or eight applications are warranted to cure
any case Of EXcoriated Nipples or Inharaed
Breast. For Bruises, if applied often and bound
up, there is never the slightest discOloraticn to
the skin. 1t stops thepain Of Burn as soon as
applied, and is positive cure for Chilblains,
Frosted Feet Boils, Warts, Corns, and wounds
of every description on man or beast. Price. 50
cents and $l.00, Trial Size, 25 cents. FOSTER,
MILBURN & CO., Sole Propr's, Buffalo, N. Y.
Sold in Washington by Brown Bros. Wholesale
by R. Jones Il Son, Columbus,
2w4and eow1Omo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE governor Of Virginia has vetoed the Rid
dleberger bill He says the title Of the act,
"To re-estabsh public credit" is misn1ner,
the object being really to repudiate a large part
of the state debt. He holds that the people, by
repeated acts of the assembly, and by the con-
sttution adopted In 1869, have acknowledged as
due the entire principal, more than thirteen
millions of which is now attempted to be repu-
dated by this bill.
HENRY PEPPER, law partner Of Senator Bay
ard, was found dead in his bed Mt Washington,
Oh the Sd inst.
The public debt statement shows the decrease
of the public debt during February to be
S5,672, 019; cash in the treasury S196, 1851, 652.
The United States Supreme Court has decided
that the West Virginia law excluding colored
persons from jury'seryice is unconstitutional.
The Virginia legislature has repealed the
Motif bill punch liquor law.
ROWLAND +. TBowBRIpaE, Of Michigan, has
been confirmed commissioner of Indian affairs.
AT meeting of stockholders of the Chicago,
Burlington 4 Quincy railroad at Chicago on the
18th ut., it was decided by vote 10 consolidate
with the Burlington 4 Missouri River railroad in
Nebraska, and to increase the capital stock 20
per cent, which adds over 81, 900 shares. The
Burlington and Missouri road will meet on the
ith Of May to confirm the action.
GRIMAuD DE CAUx has been appointed chan
ceilor of the French legation at Washington.
JOHN HENRY JOHNSON, n negro, was hung
IN Savannah, Ga, on the 27th ut., for the muir
der of Daniel McDermott, seaman on British
bark. i'll March, 1878. He confessed his guilt
and said he was going right to heaven.
The president has nominated Chas. A. Gallo
way collector of internal revenue, Third district
of Wisconsin. He has also named James b.
Butler, of New York, to be United States attor-
ney for Idaho.
Mrs. MARY CHAPMAN, formerly well-known
actress, died at San Francisco on the I'd, aged CT.
JUDGE c. ID. COFFIN on of the oldest men,
beers of the Cincinnati bar, died on the 2sh ult.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11

in consequence of a refusal of their employers
to grant an advance of 5 per cent. in their
wages, which advance was recently gained by
the spinners.
A CONVENTION has been concluded between
Great Britain and Germany. securing the CO.
operation Of war vessels in suppressing the
slave trade
ST.. PETERSBURG was in holiday attire on the
I'd inst, in honor of the twenty-ffth ami
versary of the cars accession to the throne.
The car appeared on the balcony of the palace
for twenty minutes, saluting the multitude amid
great enthusiasm. After he had received the
congratulations Of an enormous crowd at the
palace he drove out III an open carriage and was
loudly and continuously cheered IN the crowded
streets through which he passed.
INTELLIGENCE from Bombay has been re-
ceived stating that the steamer from Vingorla,
bound for Kurrachee, fo,lndered, and five Eu-
ropeass and tifty-nine natives were lost
The town of Urfa, Asiatic Turkey, the sup
posed site Of the Ur of the Chaldees, has been
nearly destroyed by fire.
THE German government has given notice
OF an intention to increase the amount of silver
currency to twelve marks per head of the popu-
lation instead of ten marks as now.
MOUNT ST. GorHARD tunnel was COMPLETED on
the 29th ult. 1t was commenced in 1872. By
means of this great work the railway system of
Italy is connected with that of Switzerland and
Germany.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11
NEWSOF THE WEEK.
THE EAST.

IN the Dominion house Of commons, on the
Sd inst, Sir John Mcdonald stated that it was
at one time feared the recent injury to the
princess would result fatally, and that the con-
sequences Of the accident are not yet altogether
removed, though she is considered out of dan
ger.
w. II. CUMMINGS, general western freight
agent of the New York Central railroad, dropped
dead in the Tiff house, Buffalo, on the night
of the Sd inst.
AT New York, on the Sd inst, the owners of
the bark Helios, sunk in collision with the
steamer Utopia on the banks Of Newfoundland,
were awarded $50 900 damages for the loss of
the vessel and the cargo of petroleum and
slaves.
SURGEON GENERAL VIM. MAXWELL WOOD,
United States navy, died at his residence at
Owing's Mills, Baltimore county, Md, on the
I'd inst, aged H.
JOSEPH NIcKERsos, director of the Atchison
and Santa Fe railroad, and president of the
Pueblo and Arkansas Valley railroad, died at
Brewster, Mass, on the 2Sth ult.
The Supreme Court Of Massachusetts, has set
aside the verdict of manslGughter in the case %
Chas III. Hartwell, conductor of the freight
train which it was alleged caused the disaster at
Wollaston, on the Old Colony railroad, iii Octo-
Der, 1878.
DAVID HoAa. of Wineve, n. T., died at Port
Henry, in the same state, on the 29th ult, from
the effects of morphine and other stirnulants
given him while walking twenty-seven hour
race at Glens Falls, on the 2Sth ult., III which
he the winner.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11

CHARLES CoLm Was hanged at santa Cruz.
Cal. on the 9th inst. for murder.
THERE were two executions in Missouri on the
5th inst. Walker Kilgore was hanged at Mex
leo, and Joseph Case at Lebanon. Both for
murder.
ROYAL b. CoNAsT, eN-casher Of the Elliott
National bank of Boston, has been convicted of
embezzlement and sentenced 10 seven years
imprisonment
An unsuccessful attempt to wreck the express
train going north from st. Johns, B., on the
Inter-Colonial road was made on the night Of
the ith inst APPLE of ieepers and other debris
had been placed ON the track but, fortunately,
the engineer succeeded in clearing a path
through the obstruction.
Ar Cincinnati, o., on the 9Th inst, Charles
Ianck fatally knitted Louis Schmidt because Of
a difficulty about young woman.
JoHS MOODY, son of Whitfield Moody, 4 far
user living mean Kingston, Ky, was shot by his
brother George on the night Of the 81 inst.
They had been drinking, and John was about
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11
ABISOA AID.

4 RIO JASElRo dispatch says the CHILEAN feet
has attacked AREA The commander of the
irou-clad Huascar was killed during the en-
gagemcut.
A BERLIN dispatch says the. population of
Finland !. nanifesting desire for indepen-
dence. Tn, movement is believed to be a seri-
Gus one, and founded on a widespread national
feeling.
THE man who fired upon Gen. MeikoG il. st.
Petersburg, on the 81 inst, was q converted
jew named Modetsky. He was hanged
for the offence on the 5th. After Judgment
was pronounced against him he stated that he
was arrested III IT. Petersburg in 1879 and de-
ported for lusb, but escaped. When he heard
his party was preparing 4 revolution for the "a
of March he resolved 10 60 10 St Petersburg.
Having heard of Gen. Mchkofs appointment.
thegrovoutionists ordered that nothing be done
on the 2d inst, but the postponement Of the
revolution preventing him from getting money,
he resolved TO kill Gen. Meikof.
A ooRkr4rJSpESr on board the government
steamer Goshawk reports that the inhabitants
Of the island of Innishark, County Mayo, Ire
land. are III terrible state Of restitution.
GES. MsIIKoFF, chief of The new supreme
executive commission Of Russia. WAS fired at by
a Young man with revolver when alghting
from carriage at his residence in ST. Peters
burg. on the Sd inst Cen Mehkoff was not
hurt The man was Immediately seized by a
Cossack. The bullet passed through the back
folds of Gen. Melkof's cloak, Col. Commarotf
shot recently in Constantinople while in COM
pany with the chief drasumau Of the Russian
embassy. died of his wounds Tie assassin was
not captured
Al Automatically 10000 weavers struck
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11
THE MARKETS.
Reported by CHANDLER, BROWN Co., Commission
Merchants Milwaukee ana Chicago.
New York.

New YORK, March 800 p. M.-flour-
Dull and III buyers favor; receipts, II, 54S bbs;
round hoop Ohio at S5.75@6.00; choice do at
56.10@7.50; supertne western at &4.90D5.35;
common to good extra do at 55.50@5.S5; choice
do at S5.90@S.00; choice white wheat do at
S5.85G6.50. Wheat-Spring dull and nominal;
winter shade easier and dull No. 2 red seller
April at S1.4sS4 @l,5013; do seller March, 81. 40
bid S1.49$4 asked; No. l white seller March,
Sl.46 bid; S1.46$4 asked seller April, $1.4612
bid STAT asked. Corn-Witlout decided
change. and dull; mixed western, spot at $3.50
60c do future at 53@56s4c. Oats-Firm; west
ern at 471a@511sc Beef-Steady and quiet;
new plain mess at S10.50@ll.00; new extra do
at 1l.00@1200. Pork-Firm; old mess at
S11.S7l6. Lard-Sronger steam rendered at
37.7215. Butter-Unchange and dull. Whisky
-Nominal; western at S1.10. SuGar-Very finn;
rather quiet. Moasses-Fair demand. Petlo-
leunl-Quiet and firm. Mce--Dull and in buyers
favor. Cotfee-Duu and weak. Freights-
About steady. Spirits OF Turpentine-Dull at
4519c. Realistically at S1.45@15215. Tallow
Steady at 6l9c for western. Eggs-Unchanged
at l1@)13c for fair to choice.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11
Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 5.-3O0 P. M.-Flour-
Quiet; western springs at S5.00@5.75; Mime
sofas at S5.50@6.50; winter at S5.50@7O0.
Wheat-Steady at 1.247s for cash; S1.251s for
seller April; S1.25js for seller May. Corn
Easier at 3714c for cash; 1850 for seller May.
Oats-Firm at 13s@3t19c for cash; 1855 bid for
Pork-Weak at sii.75 for cash; s11.s2% for
seller April. Lard-Weak at S7.12I9 for cash;
1920 for seller April Whisky-At S1.07.
Hogs-Receipts 22,0t0 head; fairly active and
strong and &c higher; light at S4.2Oa4.35; pack
ing at S420@4.45; shipping at S4.45@4.65.
Cattle Receipts 1900 head; more active and
shade higher; shipping at S4.00@5.30, butchers
at S2.30@4.2 20; stockers al S3.00@i.0O.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11
Milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE,. March 500 P. M-Flour-
Very quiet; common spring at S5.00a5.l5;
medium spring at 55.25M5.4O; choice spring at
S5.50d6.OO. Wheat-Tame; No. Z cash at
S1.20A; No. 2 hard at S1.209l No. at Sl.0S;
No. 4 at S1.O1l g@1.02; No. 2 seller April at
1.214@1.22l4; seller May at s1.251 5@i .26ss.
Corn-Dull, but firm at 37hc; new at 35I5c.
Rarley-Steady; No. 2 fresh at Sac; No. 2 seller
April At 81 5(a62c. Rye--Duil, but finn at 75i sc
for No. /. Provsions-Quet. Pork S11.S7I5
for cash. I.artl--Dull at $40.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11

A VERY much inebriated fellow stands
at the edge of the sidewalk and looks
doubtfullv ut the crowd Of carriages.
Near him stands an extremely venerable
and dignifed old gentleman, who, after
looking awhile, kindly takes the young
man by the arm and helps him across
the street. When he Is safe ON the other
sidewalk he hlurts out with tipsv graft
tude, THANK you. You know what It
is to be drunk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11
Foreign.

LONDON, March 5-12:S0 p M.-Lyelpool
wheat market opens firm; floating cargoes
quieter; on passage quiet, but steady. Mark
Lane steady; good cargoes red winter wheat off
coast at SIS; good cargoes mixed American corn
of coast at 27s 6dG2Ss. Arrivals off coast for
orders, wheat small. English country markets
quiet; French country markets steady
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11

Few people realize the fact that America
widens at the north until it reaches out into the
ocean NO a. to be within thirty-six miles of ASIA
In severe winters Behring's Straits are frozen
over, and animals frequently pass on the ice
from one country to another.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11

Tny man who pledges his word doesso
GAVIN honor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11

THE capture by Greek bligands of Colonel
Synge and wife, and the demand OF ransom OF
5000, recalls the fate of Lord Muncaster and
party of friends III 1870, who were captured
and held in similar manner. But, owing to
over zeal Of detachment of troops that crowd
Cd the brigands too closely, the entire party were
massacred. 1t will take money and diplomacy
to save the present captives from similar fate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-03-11

The suit of Budd Doble vs.. tie Southern
Ohio Fair association, of Dayton, Ohio, has
lust been tried before the United States district
court for that district. The suit was brought
10 recover -, $50 from the association on con-
tract, in comphanc, with which that amount
was TO have been paid for an exhibition of speed
by Goldsmith Maid on the track Of the associa-
ton, September 80, 1875. The association
claimed that II was not an exhibition of speed,
he time being 2:29is, 2;24. 2AOis. The plain
TIL made plea for Judgment for a q'tonhm
pley-tus, that Is, FOR SO large proportion Of the
contract price a. the performance was worth, if
not tho whole amount. The judge decided, as
point of law. that no such partition could be
made in a special contract, and that the claim
must stand or fall in lis entirety. great deal
of expert testimony was taken as to the merit
OF the performance, but the jury failed to agree
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-02-05
DER NORDST.ERN,
9eraus eegebenbon
BriH s; Safer, st. Gloub ,Miun.

Ser vgforbitern" eridein lieben Donner'
fag nno foltet ldbrlid)in in . 8orausbeaablung:
50. Sir msniacr ala Monate wiro
fein Announcement anaenommen. 0on Nbon'
uentcu, Die Die 3eituns nidt ausoradl1d) ab.
beite0en, luirb anaencmmen, oab ile oas
Abounementfortauietcn piiniden. Die Wer'
ob1aumuna, ODER Ierneioerune Der Nbbo>
lung Der 3eitune bon Dem Yofante, ipobin
bieiclbe beoroert lu oroen 1T, iomie bic lln'
terlolIun9 Ser NnaeiQe en- bic Serausaeber
bon Ser etipa aattfneenben Ortsberdnher<
nns nnb Der Nn9abc bes neuen Mobnortes
entbinbet nidt bon Der 8e3ablung oes bouen
ntsbetrage8.
Mn5eigen,
welde obne 8emcrtuna sur slufnabme ein'
Acben, lperben 70 lange eingerudt uno be-
rednct, Biz iie obbctc(lt perben. Nnjei9en
merpen Al ben eewobnlid,cn Yreifen einae,
riidt, naml,d) l Q Gents per 0rebier' 3eile,
fir bic erite @in,idune, unb Gents fir
:iebe folaenbe Sir Mnseiaen, bic laugere
5eit ltebcn bleiben, miro elm beoeutenoer
Nb5u9 crlaubt. .... .s.. IL.
9rudarbeiten
,auer Qlrt, in bcutider, en9liider, franS oii>
(d)er unb nor,peeiid)er @prade iperbeu auf's
Sdncufe, @1onite uno @iQieite 9eliefert.
Beiellun9en uno @eroer abrcliire man:
Brief s &aifer,
3, Gor 4O7, ct. Gloub, Wlinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-02-05

0er . U Il s pau 7 q Q /.
Boibington. 3. Teb. Sic me-
publitaner finb iiber ben Beri6t 1ebr
aufgere9t, ,uel@en Senator Buffers
Gomiie nit 8eaue ouf Doblbeiriise.
reien in Rbobe Sslano por3ule9er i'm
8esriffe feb!. Sic Sena!c::n 9.r.=
iioe unb Nntbons baben f;@ pielc
Mube geaeben, bas gomite su elmer
aenberuns bes Beri6ts 3u peranfalIen;
Der gsri@t 1T cber fertis, uno Butler
Mil ni6t na49eben. Ser 8eridt piro
|uo@weilen, baB ii@ Die 3epublitaue,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-02-05
81 II 8 l a I, $.
Sic Notb IN Srlanb.

Sic Notb in sSrlano iii in Den lebten
pier $osen nod bar6 grobe &dlte per-
El4drit moroen.-Mls Der prinS poH
Wales unb Der 9er5os BON Goinbure
ouf Dem Mpiiolhiff r2iuelp" BON 2ipes.
pool 5urldtebrten, mobin fe ser nah
GAMBIA 5uriid3utebrenoen @rin3efHn
2uiie Dos @eleit 9e9eben batten, itieB
llbr @d'ff init Dem britiiden @eeel.
Ihiffe Pinot 2ple" suiammen, beHtn
@eitcnmanb es burdbobrte. sc se'
lang Der Mannl4oft, oas beIddei9te
@4iff fott gu erbolten, bis es IN Der
9ode anlan9te.
grb5t6be auf Cuba.
Sn 6aponna 5ino an Donnerita9
Mbeno @roii6be wabr9enommen mor-
ben, bic f6 eeeen @ier am Treitos
Morgen tpieoerbolten. Griiber iinb
Gr0bebcn bier tllemals mabr9en0mmen
| NJ oroen piele 2eute ,paren er'6redt
II no pe1hroaten Die Nadt ouf ben
|0Fentlihen 8ldbcn. Niemono 1T per-
lett ,potben uno es 1T au9 lonft tein
@doben geldeben. Die Grl4itternns
oouerte e,mo orei @etunoen; oas Ba=
| rometer itono om Nbeno febr nieorig
Greitos Mittag 5eiste es 30 3oQ an
uno oer 9bermometer ftano auf 70
@rab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-02-05
@pan MEN.

Maori6. 8ei BET Mbitimmun9 iiber
ben @eiebentmurf sur @bl4otfnns Der
Stloperei bielten es bic @taotsbeamten
BON porto &ieo nit Der &esierung.
MQe anoeren Wiit9litber BON porto
Nico uno Cuba entbielten li6 Der Nb=
Thinning. Sos @eleb miro bier brett
perfiinbet unb Dor Mpril 5ur Musfiib-
runs nod 9apanna 9ei&idt ,psroen.
Sic @timmen, >pel@e 9eGen ben @eleb.
entwurf abseeeben tuuroen, famen met.
iiens bon ben Greunoen BON YoIaoo
6errera. @ie Greunoe bes Generals
Mortine3 Gampos entbielten li4 Der Nb=
ftimmung. Die @efammt3abl oerieni.
gen, bic niat ftimmten, mar ITS.
neber1@,pemm mut.een. - i rs
9ebeuere @@1an9en.
Banana. Sos Gancatbal wnroe
our9 Die neuli@en Tluten permifet.
Ser Glub itie9 ellen9o4 ilber oen bis
ber betonnteu b6&iten @untt. Sos
2onb murbe auf cine @trede bon etma
3 Meilen iiberi9,pemmt. Sic @aaten
Der 9orfbemobner, luie au& ibr &ino=
pieb, 3iegen uno Yftrbe ,uuroen meg.
9elGwemmt, uno eini9e Meni4enleben
eineen 5u @runbe. @ls oos Waher
onfins gu inten, perfu&ten bic Tar'
mer in 8ooten bic Goeusniiiie 3u 70.
len, bic nod auf ben Bdumen waren.
sic muBten betpoffnet oabin 9eben,
nm li9 ror ben un9ebeuren @4lan8en
3u fditen bic ii@ auf ben 3meisen
periommelt botten uno ,pel@e bur@ bic
@trDme in bas 5bal binob setrieben
moren. Ser @erluit miro etua 3u ei=
ner Million Dollars bere9net.
@er9r6berun9 Der beut.
59en Nrmte.
Gs tpurbe benz 8uno.sratb Elm &C.
lebenttpurf por9elegt, tporin por9ei9la.
gen tpirb, bab Die beut{4e Mrmee I'm
elf neue &esimenter Snfanterie, 5tpei
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idId9t ebenfaus Dor, baB Der bereits
beitebenben Mrtillerie 80 Teltbatterien
beisefiist perben iollen. Sic beob@i9-
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manente idhrli6e Mus9obe pon17 Mil-
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