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The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31
JOHN BULL GETS THERE.

A Path for British Troops Into the Dis
puted Territory in Pamir.
CALCUTTA, December 30.-Advices from
Gilgit, a British post close to the borders
of Cashmere, state the advance movement
by the British is successful and that the
town of HuDza has been occupied by the
advance column. No opposition was Of
fered by the tribes, whose submission is
complete. The British will now be able to
construct road from Gllgit to the Pamirs
and this, upon the completion Of the rOt I'd
from Cashmere to Gllgit, will afford easy
means of access for the British TO Pamrs,
the country now in dispute between Great
Britain, Russia and China.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31
OLD ORCHARDS CLIMATE.
Residents Think 1t Warm Enough for
Track and Trotters.

OLD ORCHARD. December 3O.-Old Or
this afternoon to discuss the mile track
project. 1t was expected the directors of
the Maine Mile Track Association would
be present. but they failed to appear. Sew
eral wellknown horsemen spoke in refu-
tation of the argument that the atmos-
phere here would be too cool for the health
ones are in favor of building a kite track
here regardless of the action of the associ-
alton.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31
THE WEATHER..
Another Western Storm is Due Here by
Saturday.

WASHINGTON, December 30.-Following
Is the forecast of the weather for New
England: Colder; fair; north winds Thurs
day; increasing cloudiness and rising tenn
pcrature Friday with east winds. Storm
signals displayed from New Haven to East
port.
Boston, December 3O.-The fair weather
condition central on the Atlantic coast
promises to drift out to sea Thursday, fol-
lowed by western storm whose centre
will probably reach the Atlantic coast by
Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31
NO REORGANIZATION.

An Old Cry Heard This Time in the
Queens Indian Empire.
BOMBAY, December 30.-The Indian ma
tional congress. in session at Msgpur, tba
capital of the central provinces If India,
has adopted resolution declaring that it
is necessary that there shall be estab-
lished legislature in India to which the
Indian people shall elect representatives.
The resolution says that. aside from cli-
matte conditions, the starvation among
the masses of the inhabitants Of India Is
largely due TO the fact that they have no
parliamentary representation.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31
michael Flahertv,s Death.

Undertaken Dennis Tobin. who en-
balmed the body of Michael Flaherty, the
man found dying on Commercial street,
Tuesday, says there was no evidence Of al
c0hol. The phy sicians who We're called
decided that the man died of heart
troubJ
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31
The Body of Murdered Mrs. Mouiton.

LOWELL, Mass, December 30-The
body of Mrs. Alma MoultOn, who was mur-
dered bv her husband. Frank l.. Moulton,
with fiat iron Christmas, was today sent
to her son In Ellsworth. Me. Yesterday
rooms of rival undertaken while the lat
ter's back was turned. There is some talk
Of suit for stealing the body,
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31
sEvENTY-oNE DROWNED
When the Indian Steamer Enterprise
Went to the Bottom.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 30,-Advices
from Japan state that word has been re-
ceived at Singapore that the Indian
steamer Enterprise with crew Of a men
toundered off Port Blair, Andaman Islands.
November I'd, and only six men were
saved.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31
IN STORM AND DARKNESS.
Rockland People Find Themselves in a
Sorry Plight.
Especial to the Press.l

Especial 20 JHo FTeSS.
RoCKLAND, December 50.-This section
was visited last night and today by an ex-
tremely violent wind and rain storm. To-
night it is showing slightly and growing
colder. In this city travelling is not only
disagreeable, but hazardous. for, with the
exception of lights in houses. the city is in
total darkness. An accident of some ma
ture has disabled the electric light system,
while gas refuses TO burn in some parts of
the city. Crescent Beach, Spruce Head
and White Head life saving stations report
high winds and heavy surf, but no disas-
torS as vet.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31
Portland Mariner Wen treated in Chill.

BOSTON,, December 3O.-Captain Fred
Crlckett, OF The F9rtiand Wrth (Me bar9ue On
that the Onaway is the only American
merchant vessel IN that port. He further
states that he meets with more courtesy
and kindness from the the present officials
than ever before In any of his eight previ-
Gus voyages. In fact he has not had an un-
pleasant look or unkind word from any one
ana everyone along the wharf knows him
to be master Of an American vessel,
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31
MESSIAH CRAZE ANEW.
Left Hand and Whirlwind Leading the
Ghost Dancers.

GUTHRIE, Oklahoma, December 30.-A
courier from the Cheyenne and Arrapahoe
reservations states that the Messiah craze
has broken out anew among the indians.
Left Hand. head chief of the Arrapahoes,
and Old Crow and Whirlwind, chiefs of the
Cheyennes, have gathered Thousand Indi-
ans about them among the interior hills,
and fer many days and nights have kept
the dance up continually, declaring that
they will not stop until the saviour arrives.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31
STAGE CAUGHT IN A FLOOD.
Driver and Passenger Narrowly Escape
With Their Lives.

NORTH ANsoN, bte., December 30.-A
heavy rain, lasting for 16 hoors, has raised
the Carrabasset very high, and an ice gorge
two miles north has caused the river to
overflow its banks. The North New Port
land stage. with one lady passenger and
the mail. was caught by the flood. and the
driver and passenger barely escaped with
their lives. The mail Gag was lost, but re-
covered later. The ice being thin, proba-
bly, no damage will be done. A slight
washout on the Somerset railway, eight
miles north of here, ceused an hours delay
to trains.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31
Atlantic surges Mountains. High.

Atlantic Surges Mountains' High.
LONDON, December Boa terrific gale Is
prevailing In Ireland. The Atlantic is
rolling mountains high, especially at the
South Islands of Arran. A number of
houses and considerable other property
have been destroyed by the storm.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31
Especial to the Press. I

lopeCdi bU bnc ITcSo.J
WATERvILLE, December 30.-Mayor
Jones of this city has taken one more step
in the registration matter which advances
hia net one jot further as to settling the
case in hand, though it still has the effect
of keeping him before the public. This
little move is in the form of letter to A.
Fl. Plaisted, Esq, chairman of the board,
and is as follows:
WATERvnLE, December %, 1891.
TO A. II. Pto5sted. Cisaiinaa@ Board Of Re91StfG-
Dear sir:-This is to notify you / have ap.
pointed as member of the Board Of
law passed at the last legislature entitled Gan
act to provide board OF registration in the
cities OF the state," Hon. Reuben Foster, on the
part OF the Republican party, aud o. +. John-
son, ESQ., on the par of the Democratic party
and the members await your pleasure as chair
man.
Respectfully yours.
K. l.. JONES, Mayor.
The PRESS representative calling upon
Chairman Plaisted, f0und that gentleman
very mach amused over the letter
from his Honor, the Mayor, for as he said:
II notified the city clerk some months ago
to give me official notification of the quail
flying of the members on the board, and, in
response, received the official notice that
Cnari6S 4. Johnson, Esq, nau uuly quail
fed, but no intimatiOn tnat the other mem
ber had done so, or In fact that there was
another member. OF course l had heard
that Reuben Foster had been appointed by
the mayor. who had given MIN his commits
sion in this way: Walking into that gen.
tieman's Office, Mayor Jones informed Mr..
Foster that he was appointed on the board
Of registration, and received the reply, as
Mr.. Foster states, i do not care for the
appointment which it will be utterly i'm
possible for me to accept Mayor Jones
then laid upon the table Mr.. Fosters COM
mission and walked out
Another amusing thing Is the way
in which Mayor Jones has pre-
ceeded in the matter. While he claims
the board is full, still he waited upon Mr..
Ney on Silver street. and asked him to
serve on the board"
consequently" added Mr.. Plaisted
''until bona fide appointment Is made
shall not change my present attitude"
Mayor Jones is just as firm in his state
ment that the board has been duly ap-
pointed, and says Chairman Plaisted's duty
is to issue call for the board to meet, for
until he does so he has no knowledge Of its
members attitude. Meanwhile, the citi-
zens of Waterville, both parties, grow
rather impatient.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31
SEEN AT SUNSET.
The Seas Breaking Completely Over the
Steamer C. 2. Mayer.

HIGHLAND LIGHT, Mass, December 3O
An unusually heavy northwest gale pre-
walls tonight, blowing 45 miles an hour.
Several large schooners anchored in the
bay are in dangerous positions. The coal
steamer G. T. Mayer, with coal for Boston,
was trying to get around Race Point at
sunset. The seas were breaking complete
ly over her every minute.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31

Grodsr's Botanic Dyspepsia Syrup,
and 1 think it is the best medicine
for Biliousness, Indigestion, Constipa-
tion and Stomach trouble that ever tried.
Have been subject to Dyspepsia for over
twelve years and have tried nearly all
kinds of medicine, without receiving any
benefit until used Groder's Syrup. ad-
wise all sufferers to try it. 1t is wonderful
remedy.
S. a. ESTES. Shoe Dealer,
3s Main Street,
Waterville, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31
To prove GSE SSE mzpfo1nh, nA5Eh IT,

On and after October 1, 1891, we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege of
selling six bottles for $780, and guarantee
that in case it does you no good you can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We claim to cure Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Sour Stomach, Heartburn,
Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia, Distress after
eating, Palpitation of the Heart, Collie, Ner-
vousness, Loss of Sleep, Dizziness, Irregular
ity of the Appetite, Pleurisy Pains, Bloat,
Wind on the Stomach, Hacking Cough, and
Constipation. And why will it cure? Be-
cause it is Relaxing, Purifying, Soothing,
and Healing. 1t is compounded from the
purest roots and herbs, free from Alcohol
or Morphia. 1t is harmless to the smallest
child; children like it, and it is far superior
to Castor Oil and all other preparations.
Call for Groder's Botanic Dyspepsia
Syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
trademark, the Beaver.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31
WATERVILLE IMPATIENT.
Chairman PIaisted Talks About the
Registration huddle.
THE MAYORS LATEST MOVE SEEMS
RATHER RIDICULOUS.

He Has Written Letter Announcing the
appointment Which Hon. Reuben
Foster Refuses to Accept-The Mayor
Insisted on Giving Mr.. Foster a Com
mission and then Asked Another Man
to Serve in His Place.
The Portland daily press., 1891-12-31

WASHINGTON, December 30.-Recipro-
city ARRANGEMENTS were signed today by
Secretary Blaine with the ministers Of
Guatemala and Salvador for their respec-
tive countries. The arrangements with
Guatemala require the approval of the con-
gress of that country. Ii Is expected the
arrangement with Salvador will go into
operation February 1st next.
Money Order Service Extended.
WASHINGTON, December 30.-January 4,
1892. the mouey order service will be en-
tended TO about $50 fourth class post offices
in all parts Of the country.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-18

@prinsfielb ben 16. SUM- 1891.
Wertber Tortidritt!
gSenu unler 0etter Glerf ieine Nfli6t 10
aeual erfiiut, 1pie CT IS bienlebte j3eit Setban
Fat, 10 fDnnell mir llns bier obe1t nt1t be-
flagen. 2etten Mittwob mor9en batten
mir 1pieber ei,len iebr 11Snen .&egen, rnb
bic Tol9e bapon 1T, oat bic Selbfri9te lit
mirtli6er Gra9t iteben.
Die Grid Yarb, ,pel9e bic 6err,1 6. Dds
unb +. Sdbn I'M pouen Sang babe,,, 1T eiltes
BET beite1 lnternebmen nj 6ieier @e9enb.
us Na6ber", Der Sranf, Sntel &eltbers
4atriotr 1T ei1 %iopialer &erl utb pc, tebt iett
&el9aft. Ger DDS 1T, ME i6on betannt,
Der bette TinanSier, unb IolGe 9erte, 1pie be-
na,u,t, ,,perben 1uobl SIT eiaem 9nten 3iel fom=
111elt.
Ser GGiar, ben friiber infer Nu9ut ei9ne=
te NIB pel9er auf Der lluiperlitdt III MuQi=
aan ieine Stubien ablolpirte, bat iett lein
@(iid aernadt. gr bat ii1 ei1,er ,S6om"
ansel9loiIen unb mirb fiirlftis bin ais 2openz
bdrb;ger fun9iren.
@ddten N{ittpo9 ,pirb SEER eSiibor !0oas
ppn Mep lllm dis Sbeilbaber lit bic bieiise
ae Miible eintreten.
gSir baben bic beiten Mls1idten, bab mir
III flrier i3eit cine graueret bierber befom=
men. Waru,n beln aud ni9t? @utes Wai=
Ter baben mir ia; @erite fSnnen unlere Sars
mer III SiQe bauer, NIB = Iurit baben mir
ia aud. gles 9tdbere ein anbersmal.
Mit @rub pom Sbierpatorium.
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"a id mein geldajt ansperfauft babe, crude id ole
Dieicnisen, ,pelde mir idllbcn, tire Stebnung bis gum
ernen Suit bel Germeibuns pon ~llntoiten Su beridtisen.
1Si3t = Sitbor 9das.
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0cfMn0en.
1T pie 3eit Da bilt8
Al famfen.

Der Undergraduate bietet benz seebrs
ten gublitum rudbrenb Der nd@ften so
Gage iein san5es Eager uon 6 q N a a.
rem, fcrtisern &leiber II, $ IL
ten, &appen, Germ l1nter>
tleibern u. NJ. 81 unb unter benz
&oitenpreiie gum gerfaufe an.
Dies If fein Mprili@er3 ooer 8inb<
beutclei, iOnoern cine Gbatia9e. &ommt
uno iiber5eust Gu6.
Nem nlm, Mtnn. Sen 8. Npril 1891.
6. 8aItriti6.
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$40 Bclotnume

Demienisen, Der mir bic gerion angiebt, bic mir 2er9en=
bdune, melde an Der Strabe entlans aui .netner Tar'1l
sepfanst rparcu, ~seitoblcn bat.
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(elue unferer eeftriaem .. MOroen.aluaeaDe.5
Gin ssmsebot auf Snsaas' 9oisen.
Repraientant 5mruer lit @iHens, senatpr st
perocu.-@in Sturatdleu ui,tsr oen slI=
IiauSIern i'll Sanlas.

Sopeta, SS., Z. San.-9er ugQiance
Iopocate," ba8 Organ Der r6orluer 9lls
liau;" Don aanlaS, uerO1entlift einen
Sriei, pelheu Reprden;aut Surner AM
81. 9e;ember bon NaibingtoH, 3. g., aus
al 6ranf Dtc@ratb, @rdiOenten Der v6ar=
mer 2luian;" i'm hieiigen Staate, id)rieb
unD in ipelfem er Die 2lu5iit)ten be;iIglib
Der beuoritebenoeu SenatorWabl beiprid)t.
@r perbreitet iidl in Dem S6retben iibcr Die
9rabBiebereieu 6cS }1rr. >5ngallS mn Der
anoeren GaHbibateu, unO oeHtet an, oaB er
ielblt $4,000 eriibrigt babe, Die CT auf leine
@rruGblung permenOen UOlle, menu eS obne
@efabr geideben f0nne.
Der SougreB Deroe auBeroem Die Sill
SIR Gtablirung eiue5 neuen SunOeS1uIttSs
9iltrtftS III SnnlaS palilren, uub er (Surner)
mcrbe Die IuSmabl zines SunbeSmarldallS
rnb zines GlertS baben. SSenn er sum
Senator erluGblt merOe, 10 uerOe er natiirz
lid leiue Nreunoe nid)t pergeiien. gr per-
ldiie iid) auf Ntc@rath unb piQ =. SSillon,
in oeren !SGnben er leine Sate laiieu. Gum
Sd)lub eripdbut erperid)iebene SiQS im Sns
tereiie Der FARMER, Die er in petto bat.
Burners SdJlt.1rn fam nit auoereH
Yoitiad]eu naf) Mtc@ratb'S Siireau unb
wurOe bon beien Glert eroifuet, ueld)er eS
Dem 16rn. @aie, Sorfter beS SegISlatiu=
@omite'S Der uglliauS," iiberu1ittelte. Yets
tcrer fertigte Abidriiten on, ififte ben
8rief Suriif unO eriu6te Mc@ratb alSbanu,
ba8 Shrciben Su per6fentlideu, I'M ith
pom Se1Nudlt Su befreieu. 0tc@rQtb, mel
der BON Den 9bid)rifteu 9fittS muBtet Uel.
gertc it'd, uuo ole 6olge mar bic SerOiieuts
lid|ung i'm yIliiauce= =Aboocate."
'1r. Sale ertlart bcute 2lbeuS in elmer
lluterreoung, er babe BEN uer0fientlid)teu
9rief aller6iugs erboIten, iebe ieooh uidlt
eiu, marum mau inn bariiber Sormiiris
made. Gr fGune nitt uerbinocrn, oaB Inn
8rtefe geld)riebcn meroen, unO babe 9Gd)tS
81 perbergeu. Inbcre Siibrer Der oSlllianS"
metgern ilt), iiber Die 2lngelegenbcIt 5u
Ipred)en.
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Gin Guen.

MaSrio, 7. Sanuur. - Senor Gamas
leieS, Der friibere Suiti;nliniiter, unO Der
Sohn DeS Gr-Er6Fbenteu Der 9eputirtens
TANNER, Seuor Mnrtos, babeu ein 9ue1
auSaefod)tsu, bel melDem Grlterer leid)t per-
iuun0et purbe.
efneeitnrm inn m0roIie5en StaIicn. @es
witter unp Heaeu in 8pm.
Som, 7. Sauuar.-gin heitiger Sdnee=
iturm luiitbet beute friib i'll oem Sole pon
Srieit unO al ben benad]barten Stitch. @r
erftredt I6 pom Gapo oSitria bis nab
Seneoig. 9as tdlteite 9Setter ieit elmer
@eueration berridJt sur 3eit in ben Sliuen.
regioueu Stalien'S. - Sn Som brad beute
9lbenb ell Don itr6neuoem &eQen begleite=
teS @eipitter aus. Ser Hegenfal mar eru
10 grOBer, baB oiele Seaer I'M untereu
Staottheie iiberid)memmt wurOen. Der
Halait DER propaganda purbe BON einent
8lititrahlc 1etronen.
9luS Seuua miro gemeloet, 6aB bier Per
ionen III Solae Der Dor etltden Eagen AM
Sorb beS neuen italieuiideu Sorpeoo= Sreuz
5ers vSeluoiO" eingetreteneH GrpIoilOn &C.
itorbcu iiuo.
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Ncbrasfa's Se9islatmr.
ssortoauer ocs 6nuEitts ibcr ole Stimmen=
sab!mma. @sinabe ein Sampf i'm Sapis

sSurtonucr ocs 6uUTitts itbcr ole Stirtmen=
sab!uua. 9simabe ein Sampf i'm 1apis
fol.
2tucoln, Neb., s. Sanuar. = aQe
Sbiiren Der Nsprdeutaucu-0allt marcu
beIte BON @Gd)tern beiett, uno mn Staats=
Seamte uno Witglieber Der G5eietgebung
crblelten 3utritt. @loBe MsulhenmOlien
unrlnQteu DaS Sapito. Sle NnianSler
hatteu ltou mn ) llbr OiorgcuS Seiib pom
Sauie er9rliIen, uno bcn Spred)Cr IN
Stuble bes &orilterS hurd etnen GORDON
bon @ebiilien bes Ser9saut at 9lrnl5" mi
9ebeu. 2liS &Itc @OIuerueur NI1dlelobu
erId)ien, murNe lbm nld)t geltattet, leluen
Git ein;uusbmen Gr iaBtc babcr nor Dem
Siee beS SprsderS Holto mo belt it'd III
Sereltid)ait, Die Siguug sur Srbnuu9 Su
ruieu. lin llbr urbnete Der Spred)er Die
%erbaituna OeS &ice @ouuerueurO wt9eu
@iiBperhaltcus in lmte uuo 9fuheli0rUuQ
ali. alen yepterer bot oen EoliSren @roe
IND puroe EiGJt UerbaItet. Die NepHbllfaz
ner omobl. ME Die vNlllGn3ler," batten cine
gnahl pSergt 9lrnlS" IN Serclts
idJait, unb ell Don ir9enO eincr Sclte ge-
mad)ter Serludl Sur Sortletung Der Stlms
meBdblung miirOe elueu &aalpI sur Eolge
gcbabt baben. lin Dies Su ptrluelpen;
puroe elu 9omite uou le0er Barter an o05
Sbcygcrtft 9sidlitt, mo pas mortet jept
ani cine geridtldle @ntl6elpung Der 6rnge,
Oh Der Sprsdcr ooer Der &ce=9ouperntur
gum &Orilee beredltigt 1T. Gouuerneur
Sbaver hat cine @ompaguie YiiljS gum
@lenile beor0srt, unO lit bleielbe Ill Den Nor.
riboreu oeS &upttOlS ltatiouirt. Nlle 3uge
brlngen Selud)er, uelt)e Der SnangNrattou
beS ueuermQhltcu GOuuerucurS Sogo bet
mobuen ipOleu, uHo Die Staot mlrmelt
bon Nremben.
I'm y - ncute oas Sbergeridlt eiuen
geiebl aus, peid)eI ben Spredler initrHlrt,
Die Stinlmeu III SGbleu. Ser Sd)erlfi bon
gancaler- Gouutp bat iOsben nit leinen Sc
biilieu uuo eluer S6aar @erl6tsoleuer Die
hijreu NeS 6Oules erbrpten, unO lltb eInen
gEeQ ourd) Die Sd)aaren Der pNulan;lsr" &C.
babut, morUui CT mSprehcr ben GerldItse
belebl ;uellte. Sin 2utrag AMI cine Same
bis llbr lit pom &ice SOuverncnr lnr
augeuommen erfl0rt luoroen, uno hte 2ez
motraten, iomie Die &epublltaner baben Die
SoaQe perlaiieu. Der Spreder entitiep,
0aB teine Fauie augeorbnet lel. 9ieEvalll-
auiler" bleiben in Der 0ale Suriit HnO legen
Die Serhaublunaeu iort.
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lpsfili0r 4}larDIanOrr Cifenbabe.
eonntaa, ben 8. 0oUemtcr 1890, aHionsrHo,
uerlaieu !3iige Die SIusaz Stotion, rUie toIst:

uerlaieu 3uge Die 9llsH Station, Die toIst;
GdgItd:
40 frab-StHen=B n=Bot5us nad Gbendrooab.Scis
Ieu uno lublihen uHo iuopcflidler 9untteH, ioiUte
rat GSInnouu, lSeitmiuer, gieDz lSlHolUr, uHlon=
grioae WehQnicstomH, Blue Go9e, N9h1elo, pa
gerstomu uno Caus9euommen SoHHta9s) Chambers
6ura. Ga nne5burn uno 9Suntten on ~ a y. S-St :.
ien6GBn,A yarttEssnr9, g'-2s llGo a8ts-slter . -
Edglid, Sonf+ags aus S'tr Tt1'n4R #:
7.i5 DlorarHs - Accommodation nad G'ettnsbrrg
uuo allen YuutteR Der B " 50 z tptlon" uno Ger
6GuptIiHte oitlib pon Smorg Grove, Dit. 9olgs
s O0 Moro,ns-B Boisuo mad Riaamsport, 6aserss
toUH, SbippcHshurg uuo 4uHtteH an Der ouupt=Slnle
uHo -. s. IS. S.=GtieHbabH," iontt 6reoerlf uno
@mmltSburg.
1000 NlSrgcu5-a Accommodations u9 rah Unions
grioge G5ettpsburg, DIT Soa0 SprtHgS uHo Carlisle.
100 giutmttag5- -GccOmmooations5ug Hat 4rs
Iia9toH.
225 Radmittags-9l -9lccommooationsjug Haa Gmos
3.32 0adu,ittues - grprcF,rg ua6 arIinstcn,
SoUarooile, SiUiH95' Uals, S'IuHhOH uno alien
IuHfteH an Der b d N=9iutiiOH."
400 glattmittags- Gryref'ug uath slrIinston, gpt.
6ope 4ltesuille, GjreeH SpuHgsS sSuHtiiOH, AmlHas'
WiQs, Ct Gjeor9eS, GluHoon, GlensUdls, iytHtss
burg, 4atapsc0, GarroltoH, NeitmiHiter, Auonoale,
Dle6ioro, yitlpzy2iHoor uno StattoreH Ucfltt on
Der 6auptliHis, ioUie @mmtteburg uHo -. q 6. B.5
giienbabu," SbeHaHooGb, oSaleg= SabH" uuo BuHf'
ten iHblih.
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