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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-04
B. F. ULMER, NJ. D.,
Pharm acist. Savannah. Ga.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE HEALTH OFFICER,
SAVANNAH CA a mil 9nfh 1889

OFFICE HEALTH OFFICER,
SAVANNAH, GA, April Goth, 1883. {
From and after MAY LIST. 1883, the City Ordi-
nance which specifies the Quarantine require
ments to be observed at the port of Savannah
Georgia. for the period of time (annually) from
MAY list to NOVEMBER list, will be most
rigidiy enforced.
Merchants and all other parties interested
will be supplied with printed copies of the
Quarantine Ordinance upon application to Office
of the Health Officer, From and after this
date and until further notice, all Steamships
and Sailing Vessels from South america Cen
trail America, Mexico, West Indies, Sicily ports
of Italy south of 400 north latitude, and coast of
Africa between 100 north and lie south latitude,
direct or via American ports, will be subject 10
close quarantine and be required to report at
the Quarantine Station and be treated as being
from infected or suspected ports or localities
Captains of these Vessels will have to remain
at the Quarantine Station until their vessels are
relieved All steamers and sailing vessels from
Foreign ports not included above, direct or via
American ports, whether seeking, chartered or
otherwise, will be required TO remain in duaran.
tine until boarded and passed up by the Quaran-
tine Officer. Neither the Captains nor any one
on board such vessels, will be allowed to come
10 the city until the vessels are inspected and
passed by the Quarantine Officer.
As ports or localities not herein enumerated
are reported unhealthy to the Sanitary Authori-
ties, Quarantine restrictions against same will
be enforced without further publication.
The Quarantine regulations requiring the
flying of the Quarantine flag on vessels subjected
TO detention or inspection, will be rgidly en-
forced. ". F. Drummer. NJ D.,
Health Officer
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HIS PATIENTS GRATITUDE.
He Set Her Broken Neck, and She in
Turn Willed Him Her Head.

he set Her Broken Neck, and she In
Turn Willed Him Her Head.
From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
SAN Francisco, May IA woman
who has survived broken neck is not COM
mon, yet such a woman has just died in
Placer county, and her death recalls a sur
gical sensation that was the talk of San
Francisco seven years ago. She was also
the heronine Of other noteworthy adven-
lures, and even her death promises to lead
to curious developments
On July 30, 1882, Lizzie Hammond,
buxom servant girl in the Brooklyn hotel,
was found missing during the afternoon.
Search for her led to strong suspicion
that she was in mans room on the fourth
floor. The proprietor demanded admit
lance, but when be entered only the man
was there. A moment after shrek was
heard outside Lizzie Hammond had tried
to go down the telegraph wires to the
ground, seventy feet below, but the wires
burned through her fingers. She lost her
grip and fell. Likely the adjacent walls and
a telephone wire broke her fall. She lay
four hours unconscious, and when she re-
covered it was found her neck was dislo-
Gated precisely as though she had been
hanged, but some peculiar toughness of the
semi-lunar ligament had prevented death.
The woman could speak, but she had the
singular delusion that her head was very
heavy, aud when she sat up she carefully
lifted her head by the hair.
Mr. Lord, a young physician who treated
her, called in DIR. Mclean and other promi-
nent surgeons, and they decided that her
heed should be slipped back into place on
the spinal axis. OF course the operation
might result in complete dislocation and in
slant death. She was chloroformed, a
steady pull was given to the body, and the
axis was thrust back into its proper place.
When Lizzie recovered consciousness she
insisted that her head was on crooked but
this wore off in a few days, and she speedily
recovered. She was only 20 and Of mag
niticent physique.
In December Of the same year, Dr. Lord,
who had been her physician, came into
prominence by his arrest for shooting at
William Derbisher. 1t transpired that
Lord had fallen in love with his fair patient,
and catching Derbisher paying undue at
teption to her, had fired at him. After this
episode Lizzie went to live with her people
i'll Placer county, and there a few weeks
ago she was taken sick with smallpox. The
disease proved fatal, and she died last
week. She left will, in which she be-
queathed her skull to DR.. Lord, in gratitude
for his services in saving her life, and to
enable him to ascertain what was the pre-
else effects of her fearful fall
The doctor, as soon as be learned of her
death, made arrangements to secure Lizzies
head, but her relatives strongly objected,
and although he obtained an order from the
court for it, they still refused and promptly
buried her The doctor now thinks of
bringing suit to recover the head, which he
declares will settle some doubtful questions
in surgery.
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Christi o that we might all be enlisted
for Christ, that we might all be willing to
suffer for Christ, that we might all bear a
cross for Christ.
When the Scottish chieftains wanted to
raise an army, they would make wooden
cross, and then set it on fire, and carry it
with other crosses they had, through the
mountains, through the highlands, and
among the people, and as they waved the
cross the people would gather to the
standard and fight for Scotland. So to-day,
| come out with the cross of the Son of God.
1t is flaming cross-fiaming with suffer
ing, flaming with triumph, flaming with
glory. | carry it out among all the people.
Who will be on the Lords SIDE! Who will
gather to the standard of Emanuelf A
cross, a cross, a cross! "Whosoever doth
not bear his cross, and come after me,
cannot, cannot be my disciple"
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FLORIDA MELONS.
Some Information About the Luscious
Fruit TOR q Georgia Editor.

some Information About the Luscious
Fruit tor a Georgia Editor.
LIVE OAK, FLA, June 1.-The Albany
GA NelUs aud advertiser is Dragging over
three counties in Southern Georgia on ac-
count of the acreage in watermelons, and
i'll his imaginary fight he tells us that fully
1000 acres in Mitchell, Dougherty and Lee
counties have been planted in that luscious
fruit That will do very we'll He says
that 1000 car loads will be shipped to
Northern and Western markets, but he does
not stop there in his calculations. He fur
Their states that the average car load is l 200
melons they must he very small, and that
will make just LOCO, 900 watermelons which
just three counties will contribute to the
pleasure of q Northern summer. Please in
form our neighbor up there that Mr. Tom
Carroll yesterday brought into Live Oak
load of melons grown on his place in Su-
wannee county this season, and that on
account of the size the agent at the depot
informed him that a car would hold only
eight hundred of such melons. Tell him to
come down and enjoy the luscious fruit
now with us and he will have time enough
to return home and report what Southern
Georgia viii do for Northern markets
Crates of the early variety of peaches and
other fruits are now going forward rapidly
to the North and West. Beans have
brought a fine price this season, also straw
berries, Irish potatoes and cabbages.
FLORIDA
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STRANGER THAN FICTION.
Strange Reunion of Mexican War
Veterans After Forty zone Years.


From the Detroit Ne,cs.
One of those strange condolences which
are popularity supposed to occur only in the
productions of the romancer, was encount-
cred Saturday afternoon. at the Russell
House. Secretary Starkey, of the Water
Board, was with some of his Grand Arm y
Republic comrades, and "reminiscences COM
prised the conversation. Nobody tells story
better than the genial secretary, who is the
veteran of two wars, with plenty OF vim
and patriotism for third. His recolections
Of what he had seen, heard and experienced
while helping to knock out Santa Ana were
listened to with an interest that called
for incident after incident, and those who
pulled their chairs closer soon made crowd
in which the old soldiers were in the minor
ity.
II was pretty young when first got down
among these greasers," the secretary was
saying. 81 had been foreman of the Kala-
mazoo Telegram. One afternoon | was
setting up a poem written by j. Russell
Lowell, in which the Mexican War and the
issues it involved were the poets inspiration
gradually warmed up until / reached the
boiling point, when threw down my stick
gave vent to n few red hot sentences while
jerking myself into coat and hat, rushed
down stairs, and inside of five minutes had
enlisted.
II saw good many strange things |
remember one when | was among the boys
doing police guard duty in the city of
Mexico. Some poor devil guilty Of CAPT
tai offence had been convicted. He was con-
fined in a strong cell within the walls of
the Montezumas. One of our lieutenautS
went TO read the death sentence and | was
ordered with him. The cell was opened /
his order and the officer grimy read the fatal
finding of the court. | have never forgot
ten the closing words: And the sentence
of this court is that you be hung by the
neck until you are dead, dead deadr
THE victim of this judicial flndiog
did not comprehend it, and SO said in Span
| ish.
1T means that you are to be hung until
you are dead. - - your emphnticallv
exclaimed Lieut. Black, who had read
! the sentence, and he clasped his hands about
the fellows neck to assist his understanding.
I he profanity and the pantomime were es-
esential, for they were forms of language the
Mexican could take in without an interpre-
ter I've often wondered what became of
Black"
! Among the listeners was a tall man with
military bearing, whose face was noticed to
Wilton and his eyes TO brighten as the story
progressed. lie drew closer and closer. ap-
parenty resisting an impulse to interrupt
the yarn, but he restrained himself until
| the last sentence was spoken.
"That's a story haven't heard in forty
years." he broke in with agitated voice,
land every word of it's true. Who are you,
anyhow
The speaker was Col Black, in command
at Fort Wayne, and he is the former lieu
tenant who had read the death sentence
to toe Mexican prisoner while Private Star
key stood by, forty-one years ago.
|
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ULsgERs LIVER CORRECToR.

This vegetable preparations invaluable for
the restoration Of tone and strength to the sys-
tenn. For Dyspepsia Constipation and other
ills, caused by disordered liver, it cannot be
exceled Highest prizes awarded, and in.
mer's Liver Corrector and take no other 81 Of
a bottle. Freight paid to any address,
B. f. ULMER, NJ. D.,
Pharmacies Savannah. Ga
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REWARD OF THE FILLER.
The Weather on the Atlantic Toe
Rainy and Too Cloudy.

Rainy and Too Cloudy.
WASHINGTON. June 3.-The weather crop
bulletin issued by the signal Office to-day
says: THE weather during the past week
has been generally favorable for all crops
in the States of the Mississippi, Ohio and
Missouri valleys, where the crop conditions
have doubtless improved, although in the
extreme Northern States the temperature
has been too low for rapid growth.
Portions of Michigan report too much
rain for corn, and some damage from hail
Is reported from Kansas.
THE season is well advanced in Tennes-
see and South Carolina, where harvesting
should be in progress, the weather condi-
tions having particularly favored the crops
in the former State. but not so much in the
latter.
an the States on the Atlantic coast ex-
cessive rains and almost total cloudiness
have not been favorable for rapid growth
and have delayed planting in some
localities"
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The Value of the Queens Opinion.
Ernnl a London Yh.ntI

see II stated that the Queen has during her
visit 10 Berlin. assured Prince Bismarck that he
may count on US, and that there is no possibility
of DIR. Gladstone ever returning to power II
this be true, the Prince, who knows England,
must have smiled. Here the monarch reigns
but does not govern The people decide whether
they will go 10 war, and against whom. and the
people decide who is to be prime minister
Whether Mr. Gladstone will ever again be prime
minister is a matter upon which opinions are
divergent, but should imagine that there is no
one whose opinion upon this subject is worth
less than that OF her majesty
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TIE BOOK FOR DOOKKEEPERs.
1t VIII Open Ont Perfectly Flat From First
10 Last Page

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10 Last Page.
The MORNING News Printing House is the
licensed manufacturer Of
BRONSON'S FLAT OPENING BLANK BOOKS.
adopted by the United States Conveniently
There is no book made of equal strength. It
will open at any page and remain perfectly hat.
There is no danger Of the leaves becoming loose.
1t is the only elastic binding designed to op.
fiat that has received the unqualified indorse.
ment of bookkeepers as well as bookbinders.
Books ruled to any pattern, made to any size
and bound in any styl
We are MAILING books for number of firms
in this city and elsewhere, and will take pleas.
ure in showing them to those interested
THE MORNING NEWS STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE.
]. II. ESTILL, Proprietor.
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CITY MARsHAI,s NOTICE

OITY OF SAVANNAH, 7
OFFICE CITY MARSHAL May 25th, 1888
On TUESDAY, June 9th, 1855, win advertise
for sale the property of all persons in arrears
for Real Estate Taxes for the year 1897 Come
early and avoid the rush.
ROBT J. WADE. City Marshal
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LOUIS P. HART, 1888 Bay street.
NOTICE.
City OF SAVANNAH.

CITY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, May go 1888. (
Complaint has been made to this office that
colored boys formerly in the service of the
Chimney Contractors, are sweeping chin
neys without authority. Owners of property
and occupants of houses are hereby requested
not to permit chimneys on their premises to be
swept except on notice from the Chimney Con
tractors. FRANK f. REBARER,
ClnrI- nf Council
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MEETINGS.


DekALB LODGE no. 3, I. o. o. r.
A regular meeting will he held THIS (Monday)
EVENING at 8 o'clock
The Second Degree will be conferred.
Members of other Lodges and visiting brothers
are cordially invited to attend.
By order of ROBT NJ. HICKS, N. G.
John Riley SECRETARY
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COLD STORAGE.

The Gorrie Ice Manufacturing Company are
prepared to receive applications from parties
requiring cold storage. We have ninety thou
sand cubic feet space to be used for cold storage,
and 70 Market men, Wholesale Beer Poultry
and Fruit dealers it offers rare opportunity
This department will be fitted up to suit any
party or parties who will rent space or rooms
for term of years. For particulars apply to
SAMUEL J. WHITESIDE,
AT the Gorrie Ice Mandatory,
or to
o,,,- ID H. 400
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NOTICE.
FOR RENT,
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

JUNE 1sT, 1883.
SMITH BROS. & co. have this day dis
solved partnership by mutual consent A. E.
and H. l.. SMITH having bought the interest
of H. TRAUB, will assume all liabilities and
receive all moneys due the late firm, and will
continue the business under the firm name of
SMITH BROS. A. E. SMITH.
H. L. SMITH.
II. TRAUB.
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LOST.

LOST,
On Montgomery and CASTOR streets, RED IRISH
SETTER PUP, about months old, answers to
the name of Bell. Finder will be rewarded by
leaving at Kieffer's Drug Store.
EDWARD J. KIEFFER,
Drug and Paint House, corner West Broad and
Stewart streets
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GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The regular monthly meeting of the Society
will be held at at the Hall THIS EVENING at
8 O'Clock
The members are notified that business of
great interest affecting the Telfair Academy
will be laid before the Society.
CHAS. N. WEST, Recording Secretary.
EVERGREEN CEMETERY co. OF BONA
VENTURE.
The annual meeting of stockholders will take
place TUESDAY, June 5th, at IL o'clock NJ,
at SO Bay street.
NJ. A. COHEN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Charleston's new hotel fund has reached
sl22, 900. 1t is proposed to build hotel to
cost 81 .O00 900
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OFFICIAL.
-~O~~-~J-~~~~~--~~l--~-~-
OFFICIAL MORTUARY REPORT
or the City OF Savannah for the Week End
ing Friday, juno LIST, 1855.

REHABILITATION.
Deaths In city-Whites Z; blacks and col
ored, IS; total, 30 Still births-White, Q; blacks
and colored, 2.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements inserted Under Special
Notices" tOiH be charged 81 90 q Square each
insertion.
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Annual ratio per 1000 population for week
Whites 70; blacks aud colored. 20.
Whites Bl'ks Total
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gtuerlet.
Sci WerhnnhInnn her Innel

= Sci Bodybuilding Der &ppeQath
onstlaee Gep. 6. Sims geger bic
5tabl San Nutonio bat &idter 0urt
bic Gntoeduns sema6t, oaB Der amers
birts Jreibrief Del6er unter anberm
Der Stabt bas &edt ertheilte, bos pros
feffouele Sa3arbipiel gu uaterbrhden,
feline @hltigteit bat. Nus gerieben
finb ndmli9 i'm 2egisiaturprOtofOa iiber
Die MbRimmungen feline Iuf5ei6nungett
gema9t unb ebenip 1T es berabidumt
morben au3ugeben, mel@e Mitglteber
nit uSa", tpel6e nit Stein" timmten.
IS beftebt fein 3meifel baritber, baB
bic betrefenbe Bin angenommen tpurbe,
aQein bteler Gormfebler ma9t ben
amenoirten Sreibrief ni9tig. Damlt
fallen aud ale 1T 8e3ug auf bas 5as
3arbipieI erlaRenen Orbinan5et unb mir
befiaDer urs genau 6a, no mir 1885
tuaren. Gins bat ietne Qpeaationss
tlage getponnen unb oas urtbeil erlter
SnItans 1T umseuOrfen tporben.
9ie rgrpreB" tii6t ibren 9eiern
als Neuigfeit bic BON Murat 9alfeao,
&ebatteur beg Cincinnati Commercial,
mdbrenb bes &rieses iiber Grant, 5berz
natt unb 2ineoln gei1riebeuen Brtefe
auf. 9ie 8riefe fino an s. g. Gbafe
geri1tet; In eineln erIa9t er @bafe boz
rauf gu bringen, baB her Sruntenbolb
Grant bes Sommaubp's tibet bic Nrmee
entboben miro; in einem arbern tabelt
CT maBlos bic Na9F9t bes prdtoetten
2incotn. Ser SnbaIt bieier 8riefe 1T
i9oa felt mebr benin Is Sabren befanat
un6 Grant unb !9aliteao batten bariiber
i9on ldnsft pieoer Greunoi6aft ses
f@loReu.
Das Mufiner &omite bat bor1
prdibenten Der Mranias paB 8abn bic
3uf9erung erbalten. bab bic gabn bon
Gonzales aus iber 2uling unb 2odbarot
mad Mufttn gebaut tper6en nirb, uenn
bic Birger $1,000 fir iebe Meile beis
fteuerrt unb Mutin bie 8ride iiber ben
Colorado baut, bic $4,000 foften ioa.
- Das irldnbif1e Parlamentsmit>
glieb, Sir Sbomas @rattan gsmonbe,
belt am samftag i'm @afino bor aabls
REDEEM Mubitorium cine Geoe iiber bic
englii9epplitit unbSrlanbs Sage, tporin
CT bic 9ofnung ausipra9, oaB bic 3ett
balb gefommen lei, NOD Srlanb fein 3tel
BET GONE &ule errei6t baben tperbe.
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eta sslaaa aus paeota aser gexas.

Gin Dacotaer 8latt, Der ,@afleton
Geporter" berbfentli9t ben 8rief zines
Garmers, tpeI1er bur6 ben fiibcalifors
nif6en S@minbei > Boom beraulaBt
porben mar, f6 oieies nselObte 2anb"
a~nsuieben. Ct fanb balb, baB ba, no
ein Nfer 2anbes, auf nel9em etmas
gesogen tperben tann, bon 5000 big
$500 i'm preife ftebt. Elm Mtani nit
mdBigen Mitteln feline 3utunft bot.
@inmal auf Der &eiie, enti9loB ct ft1
furatpee Elm 6tad tpeiter gu geben uno
fam itber 81 9afo nod 4bilene, IN
Saplor Co., unb = tpie er iagt: mad
einem Qapbe iof60H, ME niemals meme
Qugen eifs gefeben baben. IS 1T 10
redt elm 2anb nod meinem 0er3er, tuo
@ei3en, 9afer unb ale iibrigen 6aIns
frlfte Madden ur6 reiGeu grtrag ges
ben. Wo Obft unb Semitic in Guile
ge3osen perben. Wo bas 2anb nod
fru9tbar uub bilig gu baben lit. 30
bas alima milb unb seiuub 1T. IS 1T
elm iunges 2anb, reid an mod unents
tpidelten 0llfsquelen unb an groBea
M6gli9teiten, 10 redt ber plaB, tpobin
|iunge, tbattrdftise Wdnner unb Wdnaer
BON mdBisen Mitteln geben iollten. IS
tuiirbe Sbrem 1er3en gut tbun, bic blits
benbsn @drten unb biessritnen Saferz
uub Dei3eufelber in ber @egenb UNI
Nbilene herum gu bieier Sabres3eit 3u
ieben, miiten in unferem Winter. Was
iagen Sic boau, baB &inbbieb unb
Bferbe bier i'm 6ebruar auf Der ofenen
prairie graien2. Sopiel III fiber, iolte
i'd mid enti9lteBen bon meinem 6eis
matbsplaB fort3useben, 10 tpirbe i9
mir bic umgegeno bon Mbilene in Seras
a~ustpdbIen, aber ai6t Siib.@ Californian.
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g.,

= Die 5taatss @r9anse Der Garmer'
Mlian3 fommt ni@t nod Dallas, ions
bern mad Sort WDrtb.
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Maeo (ein 5panier) wuroe abgefaBt,
als er einei1 unfttlt6en IngriH auf
feline ~1O.idbrise Stiefto9ter maGte unb
fibt i'm @%efdngniB.
= gs beibt, bic Sabli9e paeific.
Babn pirb lire 2inie bon Bictoria aus
iber Goliab nod Beebiue perldnsern.
= Nus beri@iebenen Counties, uns
Idngft pieber aus prefbio, laufen beim
@ouperneur petitionen um 4bienbung
BON 9tantstruppen elm, bic nathrli1
nidt getpdbrt tperben f6nneu, ba cine
&angerfompa9nie aus @patiamfeitss
riidf@ten unb aus Mansel on 8emilis
gunsen ~aufgel6ft Dereen mubte. Mare
es in Nnbetra1t ber malienbaft i'm
etaote berrfdenoen unseiebli6eu 3us
ftdnbe tli9t ansebra9t, wenn ein She'll
bes ueberi1ufes i'm Gtaatsi9aB, itber
mel1en in Der einauberufenoen grtras
libung Der 2eeislatur 8erflgung getrofs
fen uetben iol, our Organization elmer
bur9greifenoen Staatspoli5ei. oertue1s
bet tDirbe? DENT benz geleBloien Sreis
ben folte bo9 inter allen nmitdnben
elm @nbe gema9t merben.
Ser ofteranii6e gifenoifritt
aiebt INNER mebr bic Nufmerfiamfeit
ausw1rtiger Gapitalilten auf f9. Wie
eine Corresponding bonn 81. MdrS aus
Seferion, Marion County, mittbeilt,
babeu 3tpei 9erren aus Chicago, Col.
s. 8. &alton unb g. u. 2ruie, mel.
de elm groBes Gapital reprdlentiren,
alpei Gage lang barauf u%ertuenoet, ben
Imfang unb bic 8el9aHenbeit ber gis
ienlager bon Marion @ountD elmer elm.
gebenben lnteriu9ung gu unterwerfen.
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annette &eife, pel9e Col. &alftDn wdbs
tenD Der 3pei leBten Wonate bierber
gema1t bat. st tpri6t fid auf bas
giiuftigIte itber bic gilenerae in Der ums
gegeno BON Sefferlon aus, uno es 1T
ridt unpabri6einli6, baB bier balb
Observation-Disclosures angele9t tpersen.
Aus 8onbam, Jannin @Ountp,
tuirb mitsetbeilt, baB man in bem artes
Hidden 8runner, 'pel6en bic Seras &
paeife 8abngeieuI6aft hobren ldBt, in
elmer 3iefe BON uabe5u 800 SUB auf
cine Quelle eeffoBen 1T. bic etwa q, 900
Galonen WaKer in "a StunDen lies
fert. 9ie Yumpeuporri6tuas 1T f9le9t,
uno slaubt man, baB NIT b~eiieren Ans
ftalten bas grgebniB ii9 Bis auf IS, 900
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