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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-24

hours, with the water squirting all
over him, and drenching him to the
very skin. He had several times
thought of going to the hatchway
and calling for help; but he knew
that the broken plank would be
forced in if he left it, for he could
feel it heavy beneath him; his limbs
were racked with pain, but he would
not give up. i asked him if he would
not have given up if had not come
as l did. He answered that he
would not have done it while there
was life in him. He said he thought
not of himself-he was ready to
debut he would save the rest if
he could; and he had saved us,
surely-saved us all--from a watery
grave.
The boy lay sick almost unto
death; but / nursed him with my
own hands-nursed him all through
his delirium; and when his reason
returned and he could sit up and
talk, l bowed myself before him,
and humbly asked his pardon for all
the wrong l had done him. He
threw his arms around my neck and
told me if 1 would be good to him
lie would never give cause of offense !;
he added as he sat up again, 81 am
not coward could not be dog"
l never forgot those words; and
from that hour l never struck u
blow on board my ship. l make my
men feel that they are men, that L
so regard them, and that l wish to
make them as comfortable and happy
as possible; and / have not failed to
gain their respect and confidence.
l give no undue license, but make
my crews feel that they have a
friend and superior in the same per-
son. For nine years 1 have sailed
in three different ships with the
same crew. A man could not be
hired to leave me, save for an officers
berth. And Jack Withers remained
with me thirteen years. He was my
cabin boy; one of my foremost
hands; my second mate; and the
last time he sailed with me he re-
fused the command of q new bark. -
Sailors and ,Sedmen's Friend.
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A Beautiful Seaside Resort.
M RS. A. f. MORRIS takes pleasure
IVl In announcing that she has leased

nj RS. A. f. MORRIS takes pleasure
IVA In announcing that she has leased
The Beautiful Seaside Residence
OF Mr.. Allen Herbert, at WAIKIKI,
Honolulu's famous summer resort, and
is prepared TO accommodate parties de.
sirous, of enjoying the balmy air, unsur.
passed sea bathing, and tropical rest and
quiet of this charming place. Every
facility is offered for the perfect enjoy.
ment of this ideal watering place. BY
special arrangement Dodd's Line of
Buses will take passengers to the en-.
trance of the place, when two or more
offer.
For terms, etc, apply TO Mr.. Congdon,
Telephone No. 302, Queen ST., Honolulu,
or TO the undersigned, at the residence.
MRS. A. Il. NORRIS,
Waikiki Telephone, No. 257. lessee.
965 3m
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-24
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-06
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Die Gr56if&0fe nmo 2si(&0fe oer
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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-07-09

der to Mss Adam>'s window The -s.ri
wA> waiting u fear and trcn bling sitting
OH :. chair near Tho window with the bed
clothes wrapped around her slight form,
Watson explained IA. mi>hap and deSper
atelN proposed that the girl should come
With him ANYHOW Ii took half an hour Of
pleading 10 induce her 10 acc.de 10 the
proposal. The lover finally gained has
point, and forcing the window entered the
room nder Miss Bertic'> direction he
assisted III ~cWlrg her quaking form up
III "A blanket Then he enNclopcd her in the
carriage roic and carried Ter down the
ladder. When near he ground the ladder
snapped III two, and Miss Bcrtic screamed
"a they fell about four feet
They We're uninjurcd but ~ they re
gained their feet Mr. Adams'S head shot
out Of the window and he cried Ia them
10 stop. Watson sprang at the girl who
seemed half inclined 10 obey and, throw
ing her across his shoulder, ran To the
waiting wagon. Ten minutes drive brought
them To the railroad. 1t was now broad
daylight, and AS the lovers climbed into the
cab they caught sight Of Mr.. Adams riding
madly toward them. shotgun in hand, and
roaring at them to halt. The engine was
at once started and was soon flying to
ward Luray at the rate OF thirty five miles
an hour. They stopped just outside the
village, aud the two men took turns IN
carrying the half unconscious girl to the
house of "A friend Here he was supplied
with proper clothing, and about o'clock
Il. III. went into Luray with her lover,
where they We're married by a ministerial
friend Mr. and Mrs Watson then drove
felSurelN lGIupWarI
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WE'LL DONE. WADENBORO.
The W ONE OF the South Must be shield :
ed from Outrage, and IgnominiOu>
Wrong, Though Every statute Law be
Broken!

From Charlotte ''ObSeryer' We take the
following:
-.on the night Of June aoth, Iohn Bog
gan. worthless negro, dragged To the
woods, and heartlessly assaulted Mrs. Bru-
ner. = widow lady of great respectabihty,
hvitrg within one mile of Wadesboro
BoSgan was captured Thursday night
III a cave. at his mothers home. made a
free and full confession, and at , clock
Friday morning. he was hanged and shot
in Wadesboro.
The capture of the negro was brought
abouf through his concubne. According
to the best accounts, party of seventy
five men visited her house Thurday night
and Hkrched her off TO piece of woods
A rope was produced aud at the sight of
the supposed Preparations to hang her,
the woman turned betrayer and told the
men that she would conduct them to Bog
gan's retreat. They followed her to the
home of Boggan's mother, and taking them
into the garden. the woman pointed to
pile OF straw The party kicked the straw
away and several boards We're revealed.
They removed the boards and found a hole
six feet long 10y three feet deep, and in
this hole lay John Boggan. He came out
Sullenly, in response to their command,
and stood before them as if he fully real
| lLttt Ulldl HIS emu ldu COME ne SpoktS-
man of the party suggested that they con
| duct BOggan to Mrs. Bruners house, but
the negro would not agree to this. He
! said: ''lt's no use: | DID IT, She lives
| two miles from here, and | don't want to
see her. | would rather she would not src
me-. BOggan then related III detail how
! he broke open the door of the widow 5
house, dragged her from a sick bed, ear
ried hex to the woods and accomplished
his PURPOSE There was no one in the
house except the widowed iadys several
small children. Afte4 leaving her he re
| turned with the intention of killing her,
but found other parties at the house and
at once fled. He said he was drunk at
! the time, and in cOncludng asked for
mercy.
His arms were pinioneI, and his cap
tors took up the march for Wadesboro
! Near the court house stands Il sycamore
tree, from which, 20 years ago, negro,
| the first in America to commit a crime of
this character, was lynched, and selecting
the same limb, the lynching party threw
| rope over it, A placard WAS pinned to
BOggan's breast, bearing these words :
''THIs MAN MAKES A FULL CONFESSION. OUR
WOMEN lsUsT BE PROTECTED The rope was
then adjusted around Boggan's neck and
he was swung up. AS his body dangled
in the air, a hundred shots were fired into
| it, riddling it with holes. Fifteen min
utes afterwards, parties in the omnibus on
the way to the depot to meet the train for
Charlotte, looked out as they passed the
court house, and saw the body swaying
idly to and fro in the gentle morning
breeze. No one was in sight, and all was
quiet-4sTAi solitude
Boggan's mother confessed that she had
been feeding him regularly in his cave,
and that his intention was to remain Sc
creted until the excitement died down and
then make his escape from the country.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-07-09
A First.ClaSS Fraud.

A telegram to the Knoxville Chronicle
reads as follows:
GREENvILLE, Tenn. June 29.-Dr. K. H.
Cohen, a travelling occulist was married
the other night. secretly. to Miss Annie
Patton, a highly respected young lady of
this place. 1t was learned to-day, that he
has a wife and children living at Colds
bOro, n. G. He has left town, and a posse
is in hot pursuit. Threats of lynching him
are made.
Cohen practiced in Buncombe and Hen
derson several years ago, and is as con-
summate a scoundrel as ever infested a
community Advance.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-07-09
In the 4 fhrnatiye.
| From Boston Transcript

He had asked for her photograph She
excused herself with some kind OF i story
about her negative being lost, and another
would have to be secured, etc, when he
interrupted her rathsr warmly with the
remark What do you suppose care for
your negative, Carrie. Its your aifirma
tive I've been after these SIX months
She said nothing. but kind 0 turned up
the whites of her eyes, and he Well, 1t
is nobody's business what he did. 1t Is
ONLY necessary to say that he started for
the taiors first thing next morning, and
she-why she has done nothing but try on
all sorts of white things ever since.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-07-09
N A { 4 | N { R \.
WAYNE ALLC0TT
MANU- FACTURE AG EhT
RalelOh, n c.

Mhi"ey o"lba and mast I"1rored Farming Implements
the following well kn
ok Boilers all and
the Machinery
Shelters
ra Nr, Iron Works Portable and Stationary
Engines.
'oal - SoeaO Mills
A..
Engine and Ihres
JAMES Racue andW Warehouse
flaming
p - Working Machinery
inR' n, TdS OFWE KNOWN STANDING.
Hao - ianca Solicited furnished promptly
coriyg guaranteed as ekxesented
: any Reliable Manufacturer
rec
w. "
ve money and time o buying Machinery
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MOrmOns Seeking New Pastures.

Ell PAso, Texas, June 29-Brigham
Young, Jr., and Bishop Snow have passe d
through here, and are now en- route to the
City of Mexico to negotiate for the pur-
chase of large tracts of land in the Mexican
Republic for the occupation of Mormon
colonies.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-07-09
As \ TOBACCO
MARK I1.

From thr way ia which tAe plAnt.rs. h...
ing gray -p4i- I the region trading ~ kA!
.Igh are getting tabaccp -erd from Malor
Ea4laud there is every rea-Dn to believe
that Raleigh, before many JraF-. viii f4uI
with the first tobacco market Iu ihl- reuu.
iry Bat il I~ey"ry waY dc-irabi, ti,af tLt-y
should start oul right fnt thet ctH nss sr
make ans hcad@ts II they cottrlf them
selves Win the production of tDl,ieep Di los
Grade I hc world - top fan 81 Ipt' Gr-dr
tobacco hpw FI%E ~ tIfTl IS INT buyrrs
WlL taN"- To a,-fAi' you RrttIns fhl- nne
qualify We hnte arSangcd - handle tho IA
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-07-09
RALEIGH, n. c., THURSDAY 3. 1855.

ters generally use tobacco. and cannot az
compllsh the same amount of work in the
same time without it. and those connected
with newspapers and other literary work,
who have often TO write against time. find
it Of inestimable value.
Tobacco formerly enjoyed a deserved
reputation as a medicinal agent, and was
extensively used in scabies and other Gu
taneOus disorders. 1t has been largely sup
planted, however. by other remedies. The
use of tobacco during mercural course
decreases the risk of salvation, and cases
of ptyalism have been reported cured by
its employment Before the discovery of
chlOroform, tobacco served useful p,lr
pose in the hands of the surgeon i'll cases
of strangulated hernia for obtaining com
pIete relaxation. Tobacco constitutes 4
most valuable addition to the ordinary
pOultce in local painful affections. In two
cases of carcinoma of the breast by incor
pOrating in ii "A local application, a marked
advantage was noticed by the writer in the
relief of pain. AS an ingredient III asth
matics, cigarettes with belladona, stra-
monium, etc, it is entitled to share in the
remedial effect
The limited medicinal range of tobacco
is unlmpOrtant in comparison with its so
cial and psychical influences. Among its
many beneficent powers it appears to allay
worry and tighten toll. 1t is aid to mental
work and "a help 20 reflection and com
placency. 1t promotes sOciability, and in
the words of one of its champions, makes
a man feel more like Samaritan.
While it is neither liked nor needed by
animals, who indeed loathe it, it seems to
be required and craved by man, to whom
its characteristic properties appear pecu-
liarly grateful and often useful. 1t has
repeatedly and unjustly been called a curse
but those who have written most Of it,
baneful effects, as rule, have never
used it.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-07-09
The WeakeI Sex

are immensely strengthened by the use Of
DR.. r V Pierce's ''Favorite Prescription,
which cures all female arrangements, ank
gives tone to tie system. Sold by drug
slStS.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-07-09

This article J.. the first fertilizer ever special
~ prepared for tobacco, and is the outcome
OF nineteen years continuous Investigate iOu
and experiment. ii stands without ANY
rival III the production 10 use Major Et-
land : words Of Il fine. bright. silky tobAc' 'r
Mai. Ra-land has just completed the r,'tl-
ION 81 his famous essay On tobacco. a Hulh
Der of copies Of which we expect shortly,
when we VIII supply it 10 customer free u
charge on application. We kecpthe \ Nt HOI:
BRAND TOBACCO FERTILIZER 80 both ~
pound and 2O0 pound sacks. may II. de
sired
Please let Us have your orders N early 4h
order that We may arrange our shipment >
properly.
LATTA X NY ATT,
ian bow 4u. Raleigh y {.
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rs, Schools and i}c churches arc Grst
eoussus u tn Pres, $50 tho WORK Of Iubhe
..lVanccnssut " therefore make ths>
eat-aavi3nAry ofcr To any ~ch,z.l and
any Charsh Nh3,h saA!l Scud u. h-,are
tAt l%t ivaN twenty ave n"w ly.Arlyl
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-07-09

l'o yoa n.v~i money 20 pay your teacher
er TNacher' 90 - start lhsarN or build
=, a4u-eslum tv b0t instruments for a
tAud >s-t . oomuEtte~ st wurk send tie
names fsSt taken we viii pay as
~sou a. tie is, Is e,rrarlsi,~i Zach sah
srst~r ~.i' ~ fali tTth of hi. mon,
Aad Fo4 al, hakr - foF god ases
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-07-09
RALEIGH STANDARD GuAN0.
ANALYSIS
No 3l55

o ,,ol
zen analysis III IN
OF WILI.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-07-09

~ $50 lbs Brewer in Case. Makes
.spo3 show a. Aut ttts tu lntt FAnNEE
ENu NFCuAN8t
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-07-09

The use Of tobacco is SO generally regar-
ded as a vice, destructive of morals as we'll
as health, that the following good words
in its behalf WILL no doubt much surprise
those who condemn it:
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-07-09

- No lbs noutg"ois, u>~d - ulaII,
an Ia, ami VI Which a~ YEA LnDu Wa
considered uc.,t and Ietttlr
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1885-07-09

"a firm, composed Of colorrd men.
merchandising, Thomas X stockton ~
name, made an assignment last week L
b. kerner assignee Liabilities about
81 900. One hundred years old Thi-
is the &C ntennial year of the salem Fir,
Company. The first fire engine was i'm
ported from Europe 10 our neighbor III
1885. They have the engine yet A
report is i'll circulation that Il newspaper
is to be- started in Greensboro oStcnsibN
IN opposition to Mr.. J. ". Rcid Winston
Leader.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-11
Gin gana merfmiirbiaes @ei6enl

= Sin sans merfmiirbises @ei6enf
erbielt iiingi elm illnges Mdb6en aus
gmporia, &as. Sbr 8rdutigam bate
fi6 mad 9afota begeben, Tim bort m6gs
libft fbnea bas rerlie Sun5erttauienb
bolIsumaden" unb ieiner Braut bas Neft
gu bereiten. Siingit bate er aber bas
ungliid, in elmer Sdgemiible bic re6te
Sano gu berlieren. st nabm bic 9anb,
auf beren einem Singer nod Der 8ers
lobungsring fab, unb f@idte 8eibes iei.
ner gum Sobe erl6rodenen Braut au.
Das folte ndmlib cine vsarte" Mnbeuz
tung iein, baB er ibr Mprt 3uriidsebe,
oa elm &riippel ni6t gut senug fei fur
iie. Das Mdbden bate aber 9opf
unb 9er3 auf benz re6ten Sled unb anti
wortete ibrem Sobn: .@arum bat Du
mir ni9t aud Seinen 2opf nod gel6idt2
8erloren bait Ou ibn setpiB, benn ionii
f6nnteit Su mi6t slauben, baB i'd Sid
aufgeben tuirbe."
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Santprrbptoe,. 9eilmtttel.

Sdmorrboioen baben semo6nlid borber.
eebenbe Sdmer;en I'M &iiden, 2enSen unb BEN
llnterleibe. 70 bab Der Hatient slaubt feline aie.
rem, Ober bic nadfen Srsane ieien in einen
franfbaften 8uffanbe. 3eitpeiIe finb 3ei9er
bpn 1lnberbaulidteit sesentuartig, ols Bid
bung, 1nbebaglidteit beS MasenS etc. Fine
aen9tisfeit uie Sdiueib, elm unansenebmea
SUDDEN berborrufenb, nadbem man parn
ipirb, III ein geipObnlider Besleiter. 8linbe
bGutise unb iuderibe Sdmorrboiben ipersen
bur9 einmaIisen @ebrau9 BON Dr. 8ofonfo's
Sam,orrboiben SeiImittel, ipeld)eS bireft auf bi,
franfbaften Stellen einipirft, bic Sunior ab.
forbirt, has beftige SUDDEN beieitigt unb ein'
6auernbe Seilnns berborbrinst, abseitelt
@tsbieine Co., Wiaua, Sbio.
@erfauft bel s. aalteber 8; Con.
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mile ipilen. IS 1T unbentbar, baB es
auf bieien Mft BET @nabe BON @influB
lein fDnnte, Of 9u furs borber einen
&onflift nit oem Suftiantiniiter gebabt,
ober t1i6t. Oie 8ernunft iirdubt Ii9
6agegett, mod mebr oas @efiibl. Ser
iunge Giirit 1T ritterli6en @emiitbs!
Das 1T er, ertpioerte @enblingen.
Mu1 1T es ni6t bieie grtpdgung, bic
mid 50gern ldBt, ib babe baran faunl
gebadt. @s mar Elm gan5 anberer @es
bante. .--.S6 banfe Sir, @eorg! !
fiigte ct mod bin3u. @ir tpollen bic
gnti6eibung auf morgen laiien, mir
tpollen es Il B eri 6lafen. ST fagte
6ies nit einem 10 bitteren, 10 ber3tpeifz
lungsbollen 9dheln, baB es Dem Greuns
be ans 9ers griff.
Mm md@iten 0ormittage, ba Berger
ebeu in ieinem Bureau iiber bringli6er
Mrbeit TAB, tparb pl6bli1 bic Sbir
aufgerihen. @s mar Grana, 6er Oies
ner 9enblingens. Ser Mnmalt fubr
eri9redt empor unb fonnte faum bic
Grage iiber bic 2ippen bringer, ob Elm
ungliid -gel9eben lei.
Wabrf6einli9 ein ungIid! eriuis
berte Der Mlte unb febte in iener ieltia.
men &ebetpeiie, bic ibm 10 iebr 3ur @e=
tuobnbeit getpor6en, baB er iie unm6g=
lid mebr bermeioen fonnte, binau:
Man 1T in feinem Bureau unmobl ge=
tporoen, luabri6einli@ au6 mieber eis
nige Male umgefalen, tpie bamals,
1T tobenblaB beimgefomnten, bat mid
aber ni6t um ben Mr3t seididt, fonoern
I'm Sic, Derr Doftor.
(GortIebuns folst.)
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eiues sapitaius aliidlid,e Gutoeduua

Gapt. COLEMAN. edomer @eymoutb, bet
atpifden MtIantic Gitb unb Nen gorf fdbrt,
Iitt 10 beftis an Suiten, bab CT nidt Idlafen
fonnte. Ct ipurbe heranlabt, Or Sings Stem
DISCOVERY sesea Aus3ebruns gu beriudei. Es
beridaffte ibm ni@t nur ausenblidlide 2inoe.
ruus, fonbern beilte ibm aud bic ipunoe 8ruf.
Seine aiaber iparen in sleider @eiie affi3irt
unb cine einsise DofS bate bel ibnen oenielben
guten grfols. Or. Sings Wem Difcobery III
nun oaS Sauptmittel int Goleman16en Saus,
bait unb ann 8or6 bes Shoners.
Yrobeaa1den bieies Wlittsls gratis in a.
9reis' Npot6efe.
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Cages . Nenisfeite,,.
Snlanb 5.

- Ser gomn,iKdr fiir bic Binnens
iteuer bat feinen 8eri9t iiber bic 66be
bes 8erbrau6s an geiftigen @etrdnfen
Ddbrenb bes berHoHenen Sabres eins
gerei6t. Mus bemielben gebt berbor,
oaB in benz Jisealiabre, tpel9es nit
benz 80. SUM- abf9loB, in ben Ser.
Staaten coniumirt tpurben: SO, ,157, =
600 @aaonen @bisfep, unb 19, ,186, 900
Barrels Bier. (9as Barrel au 60
@allonen). Mn Wein tpur6en udbrenb
beRelben 3eitraums perbrau1t 20, $685.
600 @allonen.
- Ser &eprdientant Mfius bat ben
gan5en 6Dnttner iiber einem neuen
Sarif Gefebenttpurf gebriitet. 9ie
@taatsweisbeit biefes tpunberli9en
9eiligen betebt barim, our9 Mufbebung
bon 36aeus1e.sbiey @infiinfte ber Bunz
besregierungs 5u .f4mdlern. Ser CUTE
Mann f9eint gang all iiberieben, oaB
iene 30ae nibt nilr Binan3=30lle, ionz
bern melt nebr probibitib 30lle fin6,
bas beiBt. 0aB es tpeit peniger auf ibre
Grtrdge atlfDmmt, oils auf bic Sbat<
fade, bab fie bic @infubr eri9meren
unb babur6 Der eiubeimil9en Mrbeit
@6ub getpdbren.
Sm benz @tdbt9en Weitminlfer
bel Gina, Ohio, ina9ten 6ie probibi=
tioniiten ben Berfu9, oas Sotel, ben
Saloon un6 bas Wobnbaus bon Seal
6 Bibpea nit Opnamit in bic 2uft su
fprengen. Ser Saloon mar er1t fiira=
lid unb 5mar unter beftiger Oppoiition
zines Sbeiles ber 8ep6lferung er6ffnet
tporben. Oie ganae Grontleite bes ers
ten Stoduerfes tpurbe 5ertriimmert unb
au6 i'm Snneren niel 59aben angeri9s
tet. Die Bemobner oes 6auIes tpurben
bur6 bic grplofion aus ben 8etten gez
iuorfen, aber fonft ni9t tpeiter berlebt.
- Oie Ndumung bes Snbianers
Serritoriums bon Seiten Der 0iebz
f6nige uno ibrer groBen Seerben gebt
smar langiam, aber bod f6er, BON
Statten. ungem0bnli9 ftarte &egers
giiiie, mel9e bic Gliille berart ans
gei6wellt baben, baB bic meiiten Briiden
fortgef6wemmt : fihb, eri6weren ben
Mus3ug.
- Sm Ser. @taaten Ditrietsseri6te
gu @i9ita, 2anias, purbe cine Mnaabl
teranii@er @iebaii6ter BON Der @ramb
Surp angetlagt, fieberfranfes Serass
8ieb bur1 bas Snbianer Serritorium
getrieben unb aus benz Norben 1tam=
mettoe 9eerben bon pereoeltem 8ieb Der
4nfedung ausgeiebt gu baben. Ser
proeeB perIpri6t febr bertpidelt au tper=
ben, ba Der Secretdr 2amar ienen 8iebs
3i6tern bic grlaubniB gum Our6auge
ertbeilt bate. SieIe @rlaubniB mar
aber angebIi6 unseIebli6, oa fie Den
gum S9ube ber 0ieb5u6t erlailenen
Geieben tpiberfpre9en ioll. Sieier Gall
1T BON aagemeinem Matchmaker Sntes
reiIe. ba CT bic 8ieb3ii6ter BON yteiu
Werieo, &anfas, Soma, MiROuri, Saiz
nois unb 9eras febr nabe beriibrt.
= Inter bem S9ube bon bier Goms
paanien Der 8unbestruppen febrten am
8. September 700 gbineien nod &od
Springs, Wpomius, aurad. Die met
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iDei9en GIanB ertbeift unb Is ibnen ni5sIi5 moot.
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III er bel allen beliebt, uiib swar einfad5 aus benz
0ranbs, usI er itets itren erwartunsen entipri9t.