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The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03
Railroad Supervision Bill.

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just before tho adioprnmeut OF
the L"gislalnre. q railroad supeivis.
ion bill was passed, approved by the
Governor. and now stands upon the
statute book a. a law; whether o
wise one or not, remains ~ DO seen.
There was q greatcry raised against
oil corporations. rai!roa ds in partic-
ular, and 1t seemed chat nothing
short Of some sort Of supervisory
legislation would satisfy the popu.
lar clamor. We verify believe tha,
many Of tho Legislators who voted
for supervision votsd against their
own feelings AMI convictions. but
they had loaded themselves down
With promises 10 their constituency.
and to carry out their plodgos, (which
they made in order TO beat tho other
fellow) they lagreed upon q super
vision bill, and Thus Tub was thrown
10 tho whale. The commission has
organized. with OK. Gov. Stone as
president, aud We geo II stated al
ready that the railroads will sue out
an injunction against the commits
sioners. and a test will ct once be
made as to The constitutionality Of
the act In every State, aud in ev.
cry instance, whore the subject has
been brough! before the courts, the
law has been declared null and void.
It is doubtful whether any law
can be passed by State, that will
stand tho test. Ills wholly in the
province Of Congress- and there is
where We will have to look for a
remedy for the supposed great bur-
jons under which VIC arenow labor
ing. Such laws as can be, and are,
passed by the legislature Of q State.
are voxatious TO the roads aud bring
no relief to the people, but only
serve to engonder q spirit Of di,trust
and animosity beiwSou tho two.
Mississippi started out apon broad
gauge principle, which resulted In n
boom Of unprecedented prosperity,
but II seems that she trembled for
her own welfare. and began to mar.
row down and contract her policy.
until she stands in tho attitude OF
opposing her own progress. As
nothing short OF q supervisory law
would suffice, We arc glad that we
have il, but mark our prediction:
that II tho law Is not declared un.
constitutional, 1t will be repealed by
the next Legislature. Tie SIGNAL Is
not opposed to preventing unjust
discrimination in ratios BY the roads,
but believes II can only DO dono by
Congress. 1t is opposed. however,
to tho passage Of laws which arc cal
culated 10 check The Luilding Of rail-
and thereby rctard tho advancement
aud prosperity OF our State.
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Still Drawing Their Pay.

Tho Railroad commissioners In
Tennessee still draw their pay
Here Is the way the Pulaski Citizen
views the subject: .
Tho Railroad Commits sion ID
squelched, but their salaries still &c
marching on. Tho law provided
that their salaries should stop II they
were enjoinod. The reason OF the
law is that an injunction would stop
them from official action and thai
they would DO doing nothing to earn
pay. The Treasurer decides, con-
trary to this nantes! intent OF the
law, that they are entitled to pay
until this injunction is mado. perpot'
nnl. There il no sense in such q
decision" g..
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03

A Dispatch from jackson OF Ma Z
Sob says that q low form OF To-
yer Of a typho-malarial charactor
has prevailed for some time past
among the pupils OF the Deaf and
Dumb Institute. The Board Of Heal Ii
have made 9 careful examination Of
the premises aud attributed the dis
CASE to local conditions. due perhaps
TO faulty drainage OF cellars or TO
impure water. Toe water Is being
analyzsd.3 The trustees oa recomcn-
dation Of the Board Of Health. have
Iordesed the suspension VI the school
and The pupils sent TO their homes
until necessary s,nsitary REFORMS
can be effected, fi' -. &c
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03
Regulating Railroads.


l In its review OF The Tonnessss
Federal Court IN the Railway Com
mission case, The st. Louis Globe
Democrat says Che decision 10 one Of
signal importance and must lead TO
an carly and final determination OF
the yrxed question Of the extent OF
the Satv authority over the railway
in. erestv OF the country. The Cyuri
held that the g Institution confers
upon Congress the exclusive power
Of regulating Interstate commences
and though Congress shall moi choose
to exercise 10, the States are still In
hibited from toushing tho snbject'
II tho authority OF the State stops
where this decision says II docs. the
plan OF State Railway Commissions
Ia hardly worth pursuing. The fact
that this decision was rendered. by .
Circuit Court Judge and Two district
judges concurring gives II consid.
erablo weight, especially in view Of
the recent decision Of the United
States Supreme Court in the Colo.
RADIO Case, where II was suggested
that the powers Of o State in The
N after Of regulating railways mu''
be very strictly construed. Tho Ten
nesses decision Is not In conflict
with the decision OF the Supreme
Court In the Granger cases. as the
legislation involved therein applied
primarily TO tho storage and car
rage Of freight within the State anl
had only remote relation to inter
State commerce. The issue Of the
power OF the State to regulate the
Interstate traffic bias yet to be pass
cd upon by the Supreme Court, and
lie determination comprehcnds The
whole problem OF tho relative right.
and limitations OF the State and Fed
eral Government with reference tc
railway regulation Memphis Ava
lanche.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03

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The following IL su extract from .
lettsr received BY our bulinsss men
recently, from Mr.. d. B. Morsy, Geo:
sral Freight Agent oflths Illinois
Central Railroad. TIC wlthlrawI OF
special ratss will mako tho freight
thirteen cents per hundred pounds
more than Il has boon. This Is one
OF tho Arst benefits Jacks,n will 70.
ocivs from tho delectable Railroad
Commission. Il will be seer that Dir
Morcy not only ipeaks for his line
but all others.
C"Tne special named on meat TO
jackson. Miss, will DO Withdrawn by
ALL LINES. on April LIST. The regular
spe ,ial tariff will then be charged. 7"
We understand that the special
rate hes not only been Withdrawn on
meat bat everything else. 70 W
A meeting Of orr business men
IVES held Mohd y In the Capital Slate
Bank, when the subj ,ot was thor
oughly discussed. Many sugges
tions were made and an organization
cf ctsd with f. yirdeh, president,
Mr.. Tnttlo. Vice prest, G. d, Subway
SEC, L. o. Ryan, treas. A oorn.
mittoo was appointed 10 correspond
With the railroads.-Statr Ledger.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03

Tue Chairman Of the Democratic
State COMMITTEE OF Tennesse has sued
out an injunction against the editor
OF tho Nashville American, restrain
ing him from opposing the doctrine
Of the Democratic party Of Tennes
see, as expressed in the State plat.
form, on the subjects Of protection
and railroad supervision. Appeal
ing to the courts for tho adjustment
Of political principles ia something
decidedly novel. The injunction
was issued, aud when the matter
comes up We shall get ut the true in
wardpess.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03
Fatal Army.

On'wednesday last, Oscar Jones,
son OF Lafayette Jones, IN old oiti-
ron of B rliyar county, was fatally
shot at Bolivar Landing. He was
shot three times with pistol by
-Wilaon, who resides in'tha.
vicinity. We have not Lizard OF any
particulars. as 10 the cause OF tho
shooting, other than that Jones was
trying to use knife upon his slayer.
-Greenville Times.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03

Senator Hoar had Major Barks-
dale before the Senatorial lnquisi.
ton on Friday OF last week, and
Senator Hoar was greatly diminished
whom he got through with the exam
iration, while his colleague. little
Senator Small-Fry put in one ques-
ton. and wns sent reelipg back to
his corner Just as II Sullivan had
struck him Hoar saw the sort Of
circular Jaw he had to deal with in
B wksdale, and "a bio b nd Just come
out Of the tnssle with Dodds, badly
bruised. he fought the circular saw
with commondable shyness. The
circular saw struck straight from The
shoulder o Tcwksbury j"e.darter,
and Hoar threw up the sponge.
Bully for Barksdalc.-Port Gibson
Reyeille "' rt
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03
Location ofrhe state Female College

n Tho sentiment IA favor OF . s,a.e
Female College having at last crys-
talized into nlaw, the nsxt stop is %
select a suitable place FORTS location,
Andio doing this. the Trustees should
be governed by the larger and broad.
or considerations OF fairness and
justic,. rather than the question Of
more dOllars.and conts. It.they fnd,
as they will. oil the educational a.
cilities Of the State situated in one
part, they shoald locate ,his- insti,u.
ton in the other without regard, to
price: Mississippi eau very well AZ,
ford to buill and'oquip this college
without assistance. but abe can no,
afford TO treat her citixns in ons
section a. pct children, and those Of
. diff.reat section as step-child'on.
She can mend her finances without
difficulty. but abe cannot easily is-
pair the wrong OF giving moro to
tho Q who have much, aud refusing
everything to those who have moth
ing. It must be remembered that
there Is not q single State institution
below the v. & n. R. r, and il is
nothing moro than just to the tax
payers Of South Mississippi thu,
they should have this one. Oi cou;se
there are no towns or. counties in
the Southern part Of the Stale that
can offer such pecuniary induce.
ments as can, aud will be offered by
wesltticr places, but this fact i'seli
argues that here there is greatest
need OF the. institution, because it is
reasonable to presume that those who
can give most literally are best able
10 educate their chi,Jron abroad. II
tho college is for sale, it shculd DO
30 advertised. and then put mp at
pubic auction, and knocked or to
the highest bidder. This would
seem rather vulgar way Of settling
tho matter, II is true, bat IL money
is to be the controlling considsra-
tion. il amounts to tho same thing in
the end. aud we might as well be
honest about it. We do not mean
to iguorc tho question Of economy
We ouly in,is, upon giving it q prop
er weight. We can name certain
circumstances under which the sum
donated might be an unoSiectionable
criterion; for il oil other thipgs are
equal. the community subscribing
the most would be entitled to the
preferences. But unless other things
are equal. money should have very
little influence in determining the
choice Of u site. The college is to DO
permanent, and the contributions are
only temporary. If they were to DO
continued for any length Of time,
they might be considered an object,
but is it short sighted policy to
permit a few thousand dollars for
one year. to control IN interest
which is to endure through gener-
atoms, and DO not believe tha. such
a policy will prevail with tho gentle
men who are to pass upon this ques-
ton.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03
A Tempest In q Tea Pot.


We notice some OF the papers
which were advocates OF q railroad
supervision bill are dispooed to call
in question tho motives that actua-
ted Gov. Lowry in vetoinS The first
ill. and openly declare he has align
cd himself in opposition to the peo-
pie. thereby placing himself in po'
sition in which he cannot or ought
not expect any further recognition
at their hands. We think this very
unfair. We believe that Gov. Low.
ry has acted with on eye single to
the interests OF the whole people,
and deserves thanks for the bold
stand no took. regardless OF what the
consequences might be to himself
In his veto message he pointed ou'
the unconstitutional features OF the
bill so clearly and distinctly that
they were patent to oil, and surely
no one could blame him for with
holding bis assent to such bill. he
declared himself in favor Of a bill do
void Of such objections. aud when II
Was presented to him il received his
approval. II the Governors actor
in the supervisory matter Is oil thai
bis opponenta can lay up against
him. il viii not operate very serious
~ toward defeating him for re-nom.
nation, for that is the aim Of the op'
position. II is tempest in q tea
pot. The great mass Of tho people
arc with the Governor.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03
StrawberrIcs for the Press.

DR.. d. E. Mex ny. of Madison Sta.
ton. President Of the State Horticul.
tural Association. has informed us
that he will furnish, free OF charge,
all the strawberries needed for The
Press Convention. This 10 very kind
OF the strawberry King" and VIC
know that be will receive not only, the
thanks OF all the ladies Who are pre-
pairing the Press supper, but every
member Of the PEGS Association =
State Lsdger. Rio -
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03

It is very generally understood
that "A Mississippi Woman" wants
the Female College located at Jack
son. She Is one OF the most
sensible women in the State, and
when it Is remembered that she
originated tho idea of establishing o
State Female College, her opinion as
to its location should have great
weight with the trustees .-Ststs
Ledger. 80
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03
Commissioners Sale.
F. l.. rulgham Of al

Thomsa Murphy guardian OF al
by virtue OF decree rendered In the
shove cause ut the January term 1884 OF
the chanoery court Of Copiah county, ], Oh
r. Wolfe commissioner. will on the
firt Monday Of April 1884, In front Of
the court house door Of said county, DO.
tween the hours prescribed BY law, proceed
70 cell 10 tho highest bidder for casl the
following described lands lying In said
comfy and State, wit: lot 8, sec, /, town.
ship i2, range o east; lot and north halt
lot 2, and lot 3 sec. u. town. II, rsnge b
east, and neqr nwqr SEQ. le, town. range
.F,iwotyr. Commissioner. D
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03
Notice Of Administration.
n STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

,CoPIAH COUNTY,
Letters Of administration on ,hs estate Of
". I. Pugler, deceased. having been grant
cd 70 the underlined BY the ChShcrry
Court of Copisl county, Mississippi, On tho
ist day If October, 1888. all persons having
claims against the estate Of w. Il. Fugler,
arc hereby notified to present Thorn % the
law directs. A. X. FuaLEl. Admir-
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03
Commissioners Sale.
Thompson 4 Co,

No, 1928, VS. a. -
J. NJ. Simmons, ct oil ..s'
BY virtue OF = decree OF the Cian
Gerry Court Of Copiah county, Miss.
in Tie above stated cause, rendered
at tho January term 1884, Of said
Court, / will. as Commissioners oil
laid curt. on Monday. tho 7th day
OF April. 1884, in front Of the C,urt.
house door of said County. within
tho hours prescribed by law. offerfor
sale at public ontcry, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following de-
scribed land. in said County. to-wit;
The scqr Of neqr. and thf Of scqr Of
section Is, township o. range 6 east,
10 satisfy said decreea and oil costs.
Tuis NJ ,rch 18th 1854.
q. r. WtLrx, Commissioner.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03

B. J, Sinus, Judgement 10. %.
. vs piah Cironit Court
W. S. Newman. for $227. 90 =.
BY virtuo Of tho above stated writ,
I will, on Monday, the 28.h day OF
April, 1884, expose to salo at public
ou,cry. for cash. in front Of the
Court House door Of Copiah County,
between the hours prescribed by law,
the following described land, to.wit:
swqr and scqr and nwqr sec. 3.town-
ship I, range 2 west and soqr oisec-
ton A township /. range 2 west; NV
or section 40, township !, range
q wost.u Lowed upon as the prop
erty OF The defendant, w. 8.
Newman, and will be cold To- sat.
isiy tho above stated case and all
costs. .,1 '.e, 80 g...a
4, h 4. q. HAnoRayE, Sheriff.
Hszlehurst, March 22ud 1884. aT,
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03

We have been told that each Of
those delightfully."- talented and bean.
tiful little children. Maggie and De-
lin Bridges. the twins. has ono thou
sand dollars In bank they have earn
cd themselves. We hope that they
will continue to augment tho amount
until They fnd themselves possessed
OF the amount they desire to finish
their education 10 masic and the
sciences. None deserve good luck
more than they Matched Dsmocra
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03

The damage done to tho A. & N.
College. and 10 repair which. the
Legislature Appropriated $4,000,
has dwindlei DIVA TO 500. and tho
cout'sct for repairs hai been let at
that figure Exchsng,. q , 'A
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03

GARDEN GR0wTH TEAS
FAnLrn can save about ons-hali
by sending 70 40 for Teas, a. We I'm,
part our own and have done 20 for
lorty yssrs; The Original Amsri'
can, Tea Co. III s-e..-
Ssnd Cor Circular. which gives pr
eos apd full particulars 70 ROB'T
WELLS PRIEST, =
T: 9: p Box ks; 1887 - ys..s 81 New
J, ONE poIIaR,s vosiA q any i
our garden, growth. China or Ia
snIles eat b. nail past paid OF {
- paid,
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03

. This house Is offered toths public
AZ 6rss-class hotsl. Terms reason
abba, The patronage OF The public =
s BINS : oRoo K, hppsistoss.' !:
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03
sHHRIFF's SALE.

G,F, woEy., Commissioner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-03
3uttt beiIisen Yinsitiefte.

Selten bat Der @eltseiit 10 unums
i9rdntt bas Scepter 9efibrt, ais gu Der
3eit bes sroBen 8finsitereisneHes uor Is
Sabrbuu6erten. @iftise Srii9te bate er
9eseitist auf benz @ebiete bes grtennens.
Die Wtdnner, wsl9e ii9 NIT benz Stubium
ber erniten 5ra9en iiber bic geitimmuns
bes Meni9en, bas 0alein ber Seele, bas
8ortleben mad benz Gobe iiber @ott be-
fuiien, iparen gum weitaus sr0Bten Gbsile
uon ber 3psifeliu9t anseltedt, mas friiber
ais aussema9te Wabrbeit gait, warb iest
IN Srage geiteat; wenn Bilatus, wel9er
uOr benz Serrn bur9 feline bObnii9e Srase:
rUos 1T @~abrbeit2" bic W69li9t eit
ii9erer @rtenntniB beitritt, 10 lit er re9t
elm SinO ieiner 3eit, ct lit Der gertrstsr
Der oamals ausemein berri9enben ifeptis
f6en &i9tuns. Oas @ift Der 3weifels
iu4t cranS %uor5ussweiie III bic Relision
elm. Die nutiirli6e Solse bieruon mar,
baB lebtere immer mebr i6res friberen
@eiltes enttleibet wurSe u1b in eineu
leeren geremonienoienit ausartete. Die
berufeuen Yfleser unb 8ertbeibiser bes
alten @0tter9laubens, bic Yrieiter, batten
bic ebemalise &9tuns por ben Opfern
perloren, pirb ia bod beri9tet, baB bic
rSmil9en au9uren unter chamber iiber
ibren eisenen @ottesbienite ipotteten.
9taI6 6rang bic Beit relisi0ier @lsi69ils
ti9feit un6 Der @ottespera9tung pon oben
berab in bic Maiien 6es Goltes unb
bra6te Die traurisiten @irtunsen auf benz
i~o,ialen @ebiete berpor. gu bieier re9uen
mir ,uerIt bic iiberbanb nebmenbe Stlauerei,
iopte bic unmeul9li9en 8ebanblunsen ber
6ienen6en RlaiIe. Wtebr ais sweiOrittel
Der seiammten SeOOlteruns bes weiten
r6miI3en Gei9es i9ma6tete in ben ent:
ebren6en SeiIeln Der Stlausrei. Dem
Stlapen se9eniiber mar aaes erlaubt, bas
r5mii6e &e9t i9iitte nur ben freien Sir:
qer, nt6t ben Stlauen. 2eberer war6 ale
Sa6e bebanbelt, er wuroe sefauft UNI
pertauft; un9eabnOet blieb es, wenn Oel
rSmiI6e YatriSier feline Stlauen ieiner
Murdnen i'm Eei9e ais 6utter %uorparf
wenn rpesen serinsfisiser Seranluiune
bunSerte 6erielben binseri9tet wurben,
Der 6ampf Der llusIifli9en nit Den
9eltien i'm Ampbitbeater mar fir bas berg:
loIe, pOrnsbme rOmii6e @ei9Ie9t cine
@u9enpei6e. Sc fur9tbarer bas @es
meeeI mar, ie rei9Ii9er bas SIut flob,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-03
We8 suttt Net6tbumt.

Die gertbeibiser bes S9uIbuanses unb
Der freien Staatsi9ulen In Gmerifa wie In
Seuti5lanb ~bebaupten unabldiiig, baB
quite S9uIbilbuns unb gii9erselebriams
teit elm ii9erer @es gum seitli3en 5orts
fommen in Der Welt let. y@ebet Der jun
gen Generation cine quite S9uIbilbuns u.
bic Quele Der 9lrmutb unb Der 9erbre9en
wirb ueriie9en", b6ren mir fe td9li9 uies
berbolen. Der Mansel an seboriser Bill
buns 1T bic einSise llria9e Der &rmutb unb
ber Serbre9en unter uns, baS einSise Sins
berniB, bas benz Sorti9ritt unb benz seitlis
den Woblitanb nod i'm @ese itebt. limb
benno9 Seist bic tdsli9e @%rfabruns, baB
bic grStebuns unb gilbuns, uel9e in bOs
beren S9ulen unb ielbit IN Sa9idulen ers
tbeilt miro, iebr wenis gum seitli9en grobs
er,perb beitrdst. Wie piele @insewanberte
pom feiner 8ilbuns serietben in bieiem
9anbe ni9t In bic sr0Bte Nrmutb, unb
muBten in 0irftisteit ibr 2eben binbrins
gen, wGbrenb arme unb feiBise Sanbar>
better in turser 3eit iid elm aniebnlides
SermOsen erparben? Dor einisen WO9en
itarb, wie uns bic 3eitunsen beri9teten, in
Goncorb, %. s., elm iunser &e9tss @nwalt
Trantlin Norris bu6itdbli9 am Sunsers
TOD. 60 Fat es bic llnteriu9ung beitdts
tist. Man fanb namli9 aus, baB BET
Irne, felt Monaten auf benz naften Vos
ben geidlafen unb auSidlieBli9 BON @ais
ier unb Graders iein 2eben s%efriitet bate,
neil iein Ginfommen gu serins mar, f9
cine meni6enpiirbise Wobnuns unb 6oit
gu ueri9afien. gntiett iiber bic Na9ri9t,
OaB elmer ibrer Mitbirser am Sunsertobe
9eltorben iei, unteriu9te bas Solf bieier
rei9en @ei6aftsitabt bic @ertitatten unb
8obnun9en Der @rbeiter, UNI dbnliden
Notbitanoen absubelfen unb wo fano man
bic b~itterite 9lrmutb? @srabe bel fsin &C.
bilbeten Yerioneu. - Sin @buofat bieier
Stab.; weI9er bieie trauri9e Sesebenbeii
in ieiner 3eitun9 9eleien bate, befannte,
OaB uor elmer sewiien 3eit unter ieineu
amtssenoiien 9rOBere @rmutb berri6te,
ais Bel ir9enb elmer anberen glaiie por
Siirsern. 9iele batten feline anbere 8Ob:
nur9 ais ibre Offieen, unb muBten nod
UNI Bic Miet6e Su Sablen, bur6 gbi3rei'
ben unb anbere tne9tli9en arbeiten bas no.
tbige @elb perbienen. user fennt ni9t oil
barten g%ntbsbrunsen unb bic srobe Notb.
peI9er oft ianse gerSte anbsimfaaen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-03
Die Mdrtprer In aonafima.

Die v&atbolii9en Miiionen" peroffents
li9en elm S1reiben bes 8ii9ofs Yu9is
nier an ben Director Der Yropasanba iber
bic letter 6 ~ iitenuerolsu
IN Tontins. Der 8rief i9ilbert bic eriten
anfdnse Der S%srfolsuns, wel6e NIT elmer
wabren Wutb betrieben wurbe, neil man
IN ben gbriifen bic Sreunbe Srantrei6s
erblidte. Die gebOrben Gbina's in Yuns
nan ieien bel Der Sa9e Direct betbsilist ses
weien. 90 babe Der @ouperneur bieier
Yrouins I'M lesten October benz Sibrer Der
i9warSen SIassen i9riftli9 aufsetrasen,
nit ben anamitii9en Manbariuen ii9 ms
Ginpernebmen su iesen, UNI bic Gbriiten sa
ermorben. gnbe Gtopenber wurbe Elm Bes
febl 2ubs9inbs Puro's perOiientli6t, NOS
mad bic Don Sontap auf 9anoi mari9is
renbe Irms ale gbriiten pernidten iolle.
Dieisr Plan i9eiterte on benz Maride bes
Gbmirals Gourbet auf Sontap. @ls bic
i9warSen Slassen unb Gineien mad Sonss
boa ii9 SuriidSe3osen, pliinoerten Iie me5r
benm iedssis Observation-Disclosures fteds
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