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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-14


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NONRESIDENT Notice.

The State oi-lii. rpi. rpnlla County.
thancrfy Court, lsi District
10 Matt Colsl0n. Ion are hereby rom.
nan lsl 20 appear heior, tho Chancery
court oi Tie 1fet district II panola enun-
~ in said State. on ihc Second Monday
20 November lss2, 10 detni the suit IN
4ii ciHIt 10 Aittie Colstoi, wherein you
are dy,rlaui.
g. r. DLANN, CLERK,
BY W. W. Smith, u. G.
Sarlia, Miss, Sept. 2Sth, 1882.
d. T. j. Matthew's Sol. for Comp.
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BaucE Is making a fcw y<~hn
In the Third aud sovea,h ..
gIe.sIonaI DISTINCT
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-14

CAsstus NJ. Clay, 4 KsnlFks.
will be The orator Il the sasgaa
Cotton Planters As-riation 81 she
in Little Rock.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-14

sFALaAhr Republicnism' and
0oolyzairiism go baud In hand.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-14

TRY eash ia the United State
Treasury amounts 70 the cnormou.
sum q gis0DG30
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-10-14

IN retiring from the firm Of Hall q.
b'oihr tus" pleasure in commencing
DR. j. i. bo1lhc to my friends and the
general public as a llSyycr Of ability and
learning 90 whom business may BE- well
i'rgs'el, and as o gentleman in every
Aay worthy OF their confidence ami
's"er. J. q. HALL.
Spt Goth, CIV.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

The partnership herctoiorc existing be.
tween the undersigned, IN the practice Of
law, is this Jay dissolved by mutual
eouscnt, j. g. Han retiring from the
practice. Either party Is authorized to
, tile the firm business. All persons IN.
lobted 20 the firm are requested TO come
forward and settle at once.
sept 26th, lSS2. j. G HALG,
j.. B. BooruR.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Washington.

Chicago, Is. - Washington special:
The letter from Dorsey to the late Presi-
dent Garfield excites soma comment,
General Swain, who was ct Mentor IS .
confidential friend to the President elect
al the time the Letter purports to have
been written, says he never saw It until il
appeared in print. he received several
letters from Dorsey, himself, and sup
posed sll written by the ex-senator we're
sent him. He regards it as somewhat
singular that be never heard of The re-
ceipt Of such q missive.
Judge French, acting secretary of the
treasury, finds the new law prohibiting
Chinese arriving in this country, fur
nishes him a great deal of work 10 the
way of making decisions and interpreting
the intention Of Congress in connection
with the law. He is continually in re-
ceipt Of inquiries from collectors of Vsri-
Gus ports, asking for instructions. The
most interesting case of this kind
comes from Port Townsend, w. T..
to-day. The collector there asks
what he shall do in case where 9 China.
man who had enlisted in an American
port as . sailor, and who having served
out his term of enlistment wants TO land
where he enlisted. Under the provisions
of the new law the collector says, it is
clear be shall not be allowed tn land, but
9 conflict srikes as Between the new and
q former law in regard to sailors. Under
the shipping agreement with the China
man, the captain eff the vessel bound
himself to land the Cinnamon at an
American port. if be failed to do SO be is
subject to fac under the martins Law;
il be does land the Chinsmsn he will
subject himself to g heavier fine uoder
the new law regarding Chinese. The
collector asks what be shall do in the
matter. Judge french says these cases
are the most complex that have come to
him, and difficulties are arising at every
port. He intends to refer the entire mat
ter to the next session OF Congress. In
the meantime be is not exactly certain
what shall be done with the Chinsn.su
in this case 1t is suggested by Cali
fornian here. that the difficulty in the
matter can be got rid of by thro wing the
Chinsmsn overheard, but Judge French
thinks this would only complicate the
mGttsr.
Washington, 15.-Minister Bingham,
at Toxic, Japan, cables the state depart
ment that Corean affairs aye quiet.
Surgeon general Hamilton has received
q telegram ftom the mayor Of Galveston,
asking government to assist the qusrsn-
tine at that port, out Of the $50, 900 sp-
propristed to the local state boards of
health, in suppressing epidemics.
The amount Of the defalcstion of B.
Frank Bigelow, defaulting teller OF the
National Bank of the Republic. is
S37, 900. Bigelow ia In jail IN default OF
$50, 600 bail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-16
California Fre,ghts.

New York, 15.-The Mail and E.c
press says: 1t is understood that Com
missioner Fink will soon appeal to
freight agents to stop billing California
freight from Boston to Chicago, snd
thence reshipping it to Californis.
Eastern roads are allowed % per cent
for hauling goods to Chicago. This is
not nearly SIS much as is received for
billing freight to Chicago and thence to
California. There is also difficulty in
the classification Of goods on the two
coasts, which creates considerable con-
fusion. making rates on the same goods
from 81 to $12. The Pacific roads make
ell they can on goods which must 90 by
rail, getting what they can for goods
which could go by water. This also
creates some difficulty in the division of
receipts The reduction of rates by the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe and
Southern Pacific is said to be not for the
purpose of getting more business as ali
roads are 10 the California pool, but to
increase the percentage for the next
division.
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Dick LI1nIR.

Kansas City. 15.-Dick Little, we'll
known member of the James gang, was
arrested hero to-day noon by United
States marshal, charged with completely
in rebbing the United States psymas ter
st Mussel Shoals, Alabama, on March
18th, 1881. The amount taken was
SIS, 200, and it ia supposed the robbery
was perpetrated by Jesse james, VIM.
Ryan, who is now serving q twenty five
years term for train robbery, and Dick
Little. Little asserts his innocence and
says he can prove that the arrest is the
work Of surviving members Of the JaUes
gang who have Rrudge sgainst him for
the Information he gave the Ulcers
which led 10 the breaking up of thegang.i
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COLLECTIONS MADE AZ Low BATBl

Accounts Kept on the most fGU0Tc0s
teTHsSs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-16
The NorthReId Affair.

Kewanee, Ills Is The bank robbers
were seen, this morning, near Mineral,
Ills. Parties were in pursuit, with
every prospect OF arrestipg both men be-
fore night. Over 800 men are scouting
in every direction. Mr.. Pratt and Miss
Palmer are in bad shape to-day. Miss
Palmer is badly bruised and feverish,
amp prosirsted by tbs excitement. Bust
ness houses and shops are slI closed, the
owners joining in the chase.
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MIsceIIaneO,us.

Erie, Ills, 15,-Farmers are feeding
their hogs rye, ss being cheaper than corn
and more fatteniHg.
feters6 burg, Va, 15.-Gov. Cameron
briefly addressed the institute of colored
teachers to-day aud was received with
every manifestation OF approval.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-16
Great Railroad axs,ern.

Milwaukee, 1.-THE completion Of
the Council Bluff division Of the Chi
cage, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad
makes the entire length Of she S.. Paul
system OF roads 1850 miles, by long odds
Inc greatest system in the country. It is
operated in sixteen divisions.
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Theatrical CombinatIOn.

London. Is "A partnership is formed
between Hollingshasd, lessee Of the
Gaiety Theatre, D'Oyly Carte, prOpri-
etor Of the Gsiaty Theatre, and lessees Of
the Theatre Royal and the Theatre of
Manchester, Court Theatre, Liverpool,
and Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, All Of
which will be practically united for bust
ness purposes. It lie probable the New
York Theatre will be added to the COM
b;nation.
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A NOTED BUT UNrITI,ED WOMAN.
from the Boston Glo6el

The above is good likeness Of Mrs lydia f Pink.
ham, OF Lynn Mass. who above all other human beings
may be truthfuly called the Dear Friend Of Woman
as some OF her correspondents love to call her She
is zealously devoted to her work which is the outcone
Of a mestudy, and Is obliged to keep six lady
assistants to help her large correspondenca
which daily pours in upon her. each bearing its seeial
burden Of suffering, joy at release from it. Her
Vegetable Compound is a medicine for good and not
evil purposes have personally investigated It and
am satisfied Of the truth Of this
On account Of its proven merits It is recommended
and prescribed by the best physicians in the country
One says. at works like charm and saves much
pain It viii cure entirely the worst form Of falling
of the uterus, Leucorrhoea, irregular and painful
Menstruation all Ovarian Troubles Inflammation and
liberation F1oodings, all Displacements and the con-
sequent spinal weakness and is especially adapted to
the Change OF Life"
Itpermeates every portion Of the system and gives
Few life and vigor. 1t removes faintness hatuency,
destroys all craving for stimuants and relieves weak.
ness Of the stomach. II Bloating, Headaches,
Nervous Prostitution, General Debility Sleeplessness
Depression and Indigestion. That feeling Of bearing
down, causing pain, weight and backache is always
permanently cured by its It viii at all times and
under all circumstances, act in harmony with the law
that governs the female system.
Icosts only 81 per bottle or six S. and is sold by
druggists Any advice required as to special cases. and
the names Of many who have been restored to perfect
health by the use Of the Vegetable Compound, be
obtained by addressing Mrs P, with stamp for reply
at her home in Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint Of either this compound is
unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
"Mrs Pinkham's Liver Pills." says writer, are
the best IN the icorld for the Of Constipation
BiHousness and Torpidity OF the liver. Her Blood
Purifier works wonders in its special line and bids fair
to equal the Compound in its popularity.
AHmust respect her as Angel Of Mercy whose sole
ambition is to do good to others.
Philadelphia, Pa ca Mrs A. NJ d
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Produce.

Chicago, l5.-Whest irregular easier,
regular, !O2 August, 9s3 Septem Der red,
1851 SpIlng, lO41z; corn weak, lower,
~ cash, 81 October, weak, lower,
IL. 924 car, 4a13 October.
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oaltooeSSHs Made with Prompt RetagIsA
at L0t0est RosSo
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0sTeNs5 Attention Gfven 70 Ne 8a1S -
0Tes and Bullion. We solicit Con
sSRRRsessts, Guaranteeing th8
Riekest Market Prices.
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&ssoaSss Orders for RsrehGsO 81 Sale e
Socks and Bonds at Mes York
Glsd San ErGReESO0s
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suss end sells Exchange On New YOFk. 81
francisco, Chicago, Sc. Le1ls. OBAki
bODdon and prtasIDal continsntAl UkaS
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-07-13
Ls.S Squash 1SBrer

OF late years it has become extreme
Nv IlthGuit to obtain stare of squash
and melon vines, owing TO the depre-
latlons Of the striped squash beetle
and lie squash-vine borer. The frs,
of these we should fight With London
Purple or pyrethlum but for the Dor
.r, the bisuIphide of carbon will be
found the most satisfactory remedy.
90 apply it, make small hole neal
the root Of The plant with a walking
ST. * OF other instrument, pour IN
about half teaspOouful OF the liquid
sud quickly close the hole with the
foot. THIS liquid is extremely VIOLA
tile, and its protective power IS partly
due TO this property, as it dIt'uses It.
self through the SOL around the roots
OF the plant, but does not injnre the
plant itself. The vopor Of bIsu!phldC
81 carbon ID very explosive, hence eX'
a!sme olII lust be exercised III laaL
.-G !.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-07-13

House and Farm.
4 Farmers view OF Fertilizers

That tie results from commercial
ser,i]ize,sar often unsatisfactory IS
.,el] known in every district where
4hev have been much used and as
,oonnare3 with the ulan Of plouching
IN green CROPS, especially IN clover, or
w,-h the use Of harvard manure
Chased az unreliable, FOR they OCCASION
aIIy f,l tosLoyanv benefit while the
.T,c Of the Of hers il always apparent.
Rut OWING to TIE fact that in some
.,.,so,s ON som. SOILS with some crops
NV some WAYS Of applicalion, some OF
~, rD.uI,. are very satisfactory, while
o,hnr, are pot tha easiest and most
common way Of accounting Tor the
difference will be to charge it to the
different brands or kind of fertilizers
useL instead Of that, | believe it is
oi,ener charpoable to their not being
used iudiciously. The various kinds
offered !or sale are probably about as
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-07-13
Value OF Corn dOifS

Few farmers stop to consider how
much Of fertilizing matter is annually
wasted about the farm nor of the OK
yense incurred in purchasing the same
materials in other forms. Thus in tie
vppArcntly insignificant matter Of corn
cobs is am item worth saving. # the
accommodations Of corn cobs were gath
cred up and thrown into the HOY pen
shcy would, by next spring, be re-
,.uaed 10 manure. lthas been estjma'
eli that in the corn cobs grown in this
country last year were upwards Of
two hundred million pounds of potash
Where the corn cobe are used in ight.
ING fires at the farm house, the potash
may be saved IN the increased value
OF the ashes.
1t is well known that the different
varitics Of wood when burned, yield
varying proportions OF potash. At
the head Of tie list in the production
Ut potash stands the willow, hence It's
ashes are of superior value in this re
rpcct, vet corn cobs contain double
the amount OF potash carried IN the
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-07-13

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feline 8elision.
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Seine 9tetisiun, mas Sic irsenc 70
nennen piirben. Sber miirben Sic bic
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trdst uns burd ale Sinlmel, aber reiBt
uns mitleiostos ben fsiten Boben ber @roe
unter ben Tiiben meg; madt unS gum
2eibeisenen unjrer eisnen eeioentdaften,
pbne bic mir bod niats iaaffen fonnsn;
5u elenben SSrisen Der Mense, oeren
@hnit mir in einem Ntbem peradten uno
bod als bas 2abIal empfinoen, Obne baS
mir rettmnsslps peridnadten marbsn.
unb barum bat feia epler @riede ober
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9auRler bersesebeu, mie germ ct lih aua
etwa in eiuer isltenen Stunbe, bic ct ben
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ober tanaen lieB. Als bic Gblen ielblt
anfinsen, St1apenfanite gu aben. mar es
nit Der antiten @rSBe unb Treibeit porz
Bel. llnb ta bilft fein slanaenoes Genie
unb feline beltridenoe ann,utb uno feine
feurise Bereot iamteit - porbei uno oas
bin! 0orbei unb babin!
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bunsen, flasenoen GSnen, bic ieltiam
laut erflansen iii ber tiefen Stlle, bic l!e
umsob, @pware bate aud faunt ,nehr
ais ben Con sebSrt, aber bic MOrte nl&t
perifanben Ober bod ntdt auf ben Slnn
ssaatet. Sie Bate bic 3asel anf ben
1ols bes Yferbes sleiten laiisn, uderenb
lie 3usleid bic Nrme balls erbob. er
mcdte iie nidt auf bic nnporfidtisteit
auin1erflam MAIDEN unb bate MIR ben
Rappen bidt beran8efibrt, uul bel Der
eriten ruideren Bewesuns ibres Yferees
5ur 9anb su isip.
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0ln bic Gepmblifamer nes setMtcn
Gnmgrek6iftrictea.
@nn 9fntnuin 7 {

San MntDniD, Z. Suli 1882.
Cine Contention Der @epublitaner
bes sebnten GonsreBbiifrietes, ipel6er
Die Counties 8anoera, 8aFrpp, 8erar,
Blanco, 8uruet. Gon,al, Condo, @rD=
dett, gblparbs, Gillespie, &enbaa,
Gerr, Rilnble, &innep, 2ampalas, 2la.
no, Maion, Megulo9, Mebina, Ore
narb, San @aba, Grabjs, llnalbe unb
WiQiam5pn umfaBt. tpirb bierour1 auf
ben Is. Nuguf, 1889. 9indlaittags 5
llbra na9 Son Mntonio berufen aum
3med ber Nominatipn zines ganoibaten
fir ben @ongreB uno aar Snbetra6tz
nabme FOLDER anberen Dinge, ipel9e
Dor Die Gonpentipn gebra1t tperoen
dt6gen.
Die UDriibenoen Der republifaniI1en
Gomites ber pbengerantlten Counties
per9en eriaAt on ben gountpfiben iDz
rer berf9iepenen gDuntiesgDnpentionen
ober gerfanlmlungen bon Republifa=
nern 81 peranftalten, Inn Delegaten a1
bieier Convention sK ienben. Ser Muf=
ruf CUR @onDentio,l iou re9t5eitig unb
8eniigeH6 publi3irt tperben. eSebes
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als ibM paffenb eri9eint, Sie BaIis
ber EeprdientatiDn tpiro BON ber @Dn=
bention beitimmt tuerben.
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SSibttg fur aablf1pfTae .

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Strabe ct. 9cuis, Wo. ii es seluuoen,
!an9latriee &abltSpfsteit gu fu,iren.
yrof. @tS9rs WetbUbe 1T iehr einfah.
Ole tablen @teuen werben tdslid brei=
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DaarerSeu8sr unb innerbalb 4 Woden 3eist
fh Der neue 5aarwudS auf ben tatlen
stsllen. Damea uno 5erren, tpelde an
9aatSpfsteit ober @usfallen bes Saares
leiocn, icllten nidt peridumen, iid idrift,
lid an prof. StSbr gu tpenben. Yreis
S5 bic Jtaide, pelde 4 Wcden ausrsid3t.
24,7,82,tuw1i
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9unseabluten. eefolst BON einem beftieen
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Glsif't uno tpurps tettldseris. Su 1877
braFh!e man mid ins Susptta'. Die Aer3te
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nuns aufi ba smpfabl mir sin Treunb
Or. Wtlltam Sale BaIfa III
fur bte 9unee. Sd SebrauHte eine
Glal&e une gu metnem Grfaunen ipuree
Id bsifer. anb bin teute ss1anptr, aIe felt
bret Sabren.
SD feseibs siss in Der 6ofuung, tae
Sober NIT tranter Qunse gsbaitete Dr.
Btlltam 5alIs 9alfam ae-
brou6t. unb Id sin ubsr8eugt, bag ba(.
leibe tss 4usiebruns betlt. Sd, fann po,
iitio bfaauptsn, oab mir Der Ballam mstr
@utss srr!sisn bat, ais alle ibriasn Vt.
3ensien ,ufammsn, bic Id nabm.
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@inen trauriaen Mnhlif nem1I

= @inen traurigeu Nn6lid aetpdb :
rem Die bielen taulerb fleinen @rabbii :
gel auf uniern 6riebbDfen! Wie piele
oer arr,en uni6uIbisen, tuelde oieielz
ben fiillen, bdtten Dem 2eben erbalten
tuer6en d0nnen bur9 yfeuftdbter's
50 cut I dies &inoermebr pdz
6otropbinel eine Der iegensrei9Ifen St.
finoungen unieres Sabrbun6erts, tpeId5e
BON ben emlnenteiten @er3ten als bas
bette ytabrungsmittel fir fIeine @inber
uno oas fi6erfe Surrogat fit mauaelnz
be Wuttermil6 empfoblen tpiro. ecsn
alen Mpotbefen 5u baben.
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Cages : Nemisfeitem..
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Ser prdfibent bat bic Wtarinez
Bemilligungsbil geaei6net. = Somobl
i'm 9enat, tpie i'm Qauie uurben Mnz
trdge auf enblide 9ertGgnng bes gpH=
grelfes gefelt. SIN Sendf ging eilr
Nntras duf gernfnng eider ertraiitll,lg
eiN:
-Sn einem Camp bon ffarbjaen.
bel Maepu, Co., eridob Elm WebMlsz
fberiH einen 6arbigen, ben er nerbaften
moate, auf Der 6lu6t. Die iibyigen
6arbigen gerietben. babur9 in 1olde
Mufregling, baB ite ben Sheriff Derf0lgz
ten. 9ieier flii6tete 1i6 III bas 9aus
zines Mannes gtamens Gn)pasb, l!llk
Der Qebtsre lpurbe BON pei Megerm crs
iMasen, ba lie i'm fir ben Sheriff
AielteH,
Sn mebreret meitli9en Staaten
baben ftarfe &egengiiie unb in Golge
6aDon lleberI6wemmungen fattgefun=
ben. So miro aus Mi1igan bonn 4.
Muguif beri1tet: Wdbrenb bieler Wa9s
bat es i'm eraRtea Sheile bes Gtaates
heftig geresnet uno Die Gemdler limb in
dolge belfen 10 ngei9molleu, ,6aB bisGlu=
tpen Yahlne ane Sfllden forlfllleg, Nles
96pber ite9enoen Meisen befmdbigten.
tuenn ni1t gan5li9 perili1teten. 2ebte
9ta9t ioa bas 6phDaijer afpifAen SOS
ilia unb @ranb Mnpibs ei1en @6a6en
i'm 8etrage bpn $50, 0O0 ni,gerihtet baz
ben. Qlus Columbus, s., berid)tet Elm
Correspondent: gDruing in perrp
gountp ,puroe geFern bon elmer WalIerz
boie beimgeiubt. Dduier murben fort=
geriIleH ugo bic gepahner berielbeu
ilur nil gFoBer Mliibf gerettet. 9as
gileHbab abngeleife purbe meilentpeit 3er=
Hort un6 befabene 2oblenpagen bon
ber Glutb bapoit sefiibrt. 9ie Selegras
pbenordtte fDnroen su 8DOen gerifen.
Der 8erlnit an priDateigentbum Be-
ldMft H1 auf 100000 unb bic Dhio
ral=gilenbebn 1at einen GhabeH
6on 5000, 900 erlitten.
eSn Oabana farben innerbaib 5
5Qaeu 81 0erfDuett am qelben sfieber.
Gie &pruernte In mebreren 9iifrifteil
duf nabana iif bure1 anhaltetbe Sroden=
heit serlf6rt tporben.
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