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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25


The outlook is most encouraging,
and, judging from reports received,
there is likely to be a very large
crop. by far exceeding any previous
" made. It is well, however, to
bear in mind that the seed is under
ground, or at most in some in.
stances just rising above it. and
that contingencies might arise
which would cause the slower Of
promise" to eventuate in . harvest
Of disappointment. An old cynical
proverb suggests that ''the unex-
peeted always happens. This We
hope will prove to be the exception
al year. The following is from
Dan Tslmage's Sons Bulletin No. 6
Rice Crop 1892, issued New York,
18th inst. .-a - t-.
"Advices respecting the Rice
Crop are surprising beyond degree.
Promises of last month have been
fully redeemed and greatly exceed
ed. The acreage already in assures
the largest crop ever grown in
the United States, and, under or
binary favorable conditions, the
outcome will be sufficient to meet
home requirements. and furnish
some fractional amount for export.
The culture has been widely taken
up by cotton planters who ale free
and independent in monetary re-
sources, and wherever bankers and
merchants, who furnish the latter.
are Of any progressive disposition.
Every department, financial, COM
mercial and agricultural, seem TO
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

have wakened up to the fact { II
that the making Of investments
based on the outcome Of . single
crop: partakes too much Of reck.
Jess sami0gc TIE Elsli1g .ef ene'l
all IN tie est Of Tie az ;(2)i thst
safety and prosperity eaG OILY b
assared bys diversity u csors; (S)
that rice is among the best Of crops,
safer than either cotton, sugar OF
tobacco. and taking the range Of
past five years will realize M dollars
and cents double that Of any other
grain. So far rs we can learn little
has been done In Arkansas or in the
upper half Of Aiabama, and alissis-
'sippi. The temperature needed
supply Of moisture and duration CT
season warrant crop on any level
in States just mentioned, as high As
the Tennessee line, and on same
parallel nearly over u the Indian
Territ0ry-Iience We still look for
reports IN addition to those already
in hand. The missing localities are
at most likely to engage in expert
mental cultural this year, and the
outcome unimportant as bearing on
the general crop. Detailed reports
note that the crop in the Carolinas
aud Georgia are doing finely, hav.
Ing fully recovered from the delay
incident to cold weather and drouth
Of April and May. In Louisiana
there has been . phenomenal ex-
tension Of crop, and its yield will
be double that Of all other States
combined. Florida. Alabama and
Mississippi report satisfactory pro-
gress. The former leads. and BY
arteSiaa wells has assured full
supply of moisture, aud will make
a crop spite the season. Labor is
reported as ample at nearly all
points. Seeding Is practically over
along the Atlantic Coast, but will
continue in the extreme South until
mid-July. Total acreage planted
or prepared. PIP, $50 acres. Esti-
mated yield, 9,75O,OOO bushels
treble amount grown prior TO-. and
double that OF any year since the
war;"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25
PAY THE REWARD.

At the time Of the murder Of
Deputy Sheriff w. II. Cook by the
negro Chas. Evans, . largess reward
was offered for the capture, Of the
murderer. The Police JURY offer
ed $3.50, which was paid 1T their
last meeting. In addition to Qlis, sew
eral hundred dollars were sibscrib-
ed by private citizens. Most Of
these promptly paid the amounts
opposite their names, bat stsll there
are many who have not done 80.
The movement in favor Of offering
this reward was q highly popular
one, under the circumstances, and
everybody considered it their duty
to contribute their mite toward aid
ing in the capture Of the Murderer.
1t is . debt of honor ". itch all
should feel bound to pay. The
murderer has been captured, and
will appear for trial next week be-
fore the District Court. 1t ss there
fore desired that the amount of re-
ward sui scrlbed should be :paid in
ut once, and all who have NOT hand
ell In the amount they offered
shOuld do SO without furthdr delay.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

The GLOVES THE CHANrh,S,
WEAx.-The celebrated Police Ga.
zette Boxing Glove is rapidly gain.
ing favor with the cl,ampioa Boxers,
as It is very rare thing nowadays u
bear Ct any other glove being used.
Feter Jackson, the famous colOred
champion, who recently knocked
the much talked u Slsyiu
ont. ordered from Richard X. Fox
apair Of lO-ounce terra Gotta gloves
to use while in training, and thu
managers Of the recent jackson.
Slavfn fight ordered a pair Of +
ounce terra Gotta gloves. These
were used in the recent fight before
the members Of the National Ath.
letic Club. $50
John l.. Sullivan, the champion
Of champions, Is very fond Of the
Police Gazette Champion Glo~e
and will use NO other. While in
the West he ordered . Get Of 10.
ounce white kid gloves to be used
On The stage and says they were the
nsest gloves ever used, and m the
future would use them In an his
fights and exhibitions.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25
ABITA SPRINGS.

June -. 1892.
EDrruR Sr. TAMMAxr FARMEn:
Pho joyous chimes IF marriage bells,
With tidings great and good.
To one who'll face the mnse's yell
IN matrimonial woods.
The tin horn, kettles, bells and boilers
will re-cchO the past old shouts,
In honor Of old johnnie B.,
The Poet of the South.
The prevailing storms will shortly be
abated with the psthetic ''l3OOm tara, "
etc. Great times arc expected, "dan.
santc pOt.pOuri."
Hon. W. y. Owens, Superintendent Of
the Morgan Railroad, left this week,
accompanied by his wife and son, for
the California coast.
Hon. Mercer Fell, cashier Of the lead
Ing journal Of the day. the Times
Democrat, and a talented writer, has
secured comfortable quarters At S!-
mons Hotel. We hope his stay will bs
Of long duration.
Mr.. r. J. McMahon, the Inauguration
Of the ''lOmy box, is pacing every cor.
ner Of the springs. chasing the Goddess
of Health from her shady hooks, but
she holds the fort bravely.
Mr.. Ccrtanzara, proprietor Of the
''Bivalvc Exchange" IN ths vicinity Ut
Dryades Market, is recuperating from
fatigue engentlcrel during the excess
sive heat.
Mr.. Lesher and wife. who are among
our ''Summer frcquenters, are making
preparations for their famous quarters.
Miss Josephine Bowers, who Is .
young lady of rare talent, Is noted a.
being a prominent little planter Of
Plaqucmine parish. She has an extern
sive orange grove faaiRg the Missis-
sippi Bivcr. Last fall, by faithful ANA
earnest labor, the little "Pioneer Of the
South" acquired quite snug little
sum, which she puts to advantage. A
talk with the lady Is quite beneficial to
many q young farmer, ~ her ideas 1t
agriculture are oil based upon personal
f -
Capt. JOS. Favre, proprietor Of the
extensive lumber mills at Harrington,
Miss, after short stay at Bay st.
Louis, paid flying trip to Anita.
Among the latest arrivals ct SimOm's
Hotel are: Philip Wucrtz and family,
John Bowers, Miss Josie Bowers, Of
Flag ueminc; Mercer Fell, J Garland
Wolfe, + J Mcmahon, Joe Certanzara-
Chas HOniat. II Swabacker and wife,
Nc Gelanie and son. w + Owens, New
Orleans; Capt Jos favre, Darlington.
ZELI.kA.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

St. Tammany Lodge, No. ~.
knights of Pythias, held interesting
Memorial services last Sunday.
The members assembled At the Hall
and proceeded to the Cemetery.
where an impressive ceremony was
held over the grave u the late Dep
uty Sheriff w. II. Cook, Who was
= member Of the Lodge. A hand
some floral tribute, emblematic of
the Order, was placed upon the
grave. and Bro C.. X. Browning,
Of New Orleans, delivered IN elo-
quent Grafton on the objects and
workings Of Pythianism, which was
listened to with marked attention.
At the clOee Of his address
the hymn, ''Nearer my God
to Thee" was sung, aud Mr..
+. Rodgers delivered a poem in
memory Of the deceased brother.
Visiting friends then placed floral
offerings upon the grave. which
presented the appearance Of bed Of
noses. The attendance was large,
from the surrounding country, i'm
Guiding . delegation of knights
nom Vaudeville, and the en-.
tire cerenosy Vas interesting and
imprs ssfve. glowing tribute to the
nemOry Of a deceased brother
knight, who was well known aud
highly respected BY Ill knew him,
and whose circle of friends extend.
ed throughout the limits Of the par
ish.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25
Speeinae. Casei.

8. II. Clifford. New CAssel. wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rhe uu,a-
eism, his Stomach was disolslercd his
Liver was affected 10 an alarming de-
gree. appetite. fell away. asl he was
terribly reduced in AesE and streuRth.
Three bettles OF Electric Nitt:sns oared
him.
Edward Shepherd. HsrrisLnrg. H.,
bad . running sose on bin LEI. az eight
yeam standing. Cse.l three bottles Of
Elcctric 9ittsn and seven boxes u
backlen's Arnioa &alve. ami his lex
u .oaed and we'll. John Speaker. Cat
swba. o.. had ave large FevSr sores On
bus leg. doctors aid he was Sncunble.
Ose bottle Electric Bitterx anil one hox
Backlecs Asnica Salve cared him en-.
tirely. sold BY ". g. HeistxS druRRist.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

le wM cost yOa n0thlng and win sur,..
" 10 yOu good. u y0u have Q Cou1A.
CO1d % any trouble with Throst. Cke-i
OF Lungs. DIR. Kings New Dincovery
tor Consumption, Coughs and Colas E
gsar1aeeed ." give relief, or money Win
ne peso n.ck. Sufferers frOm La Grippe
sOsnd L Just the thing and unller it,
1se had speedy and perfect recovery,
Try sample bOttle at our expense and
!eesn Tor yourself just how god . Trims
h. Trial hottie free At W.. q. lIejutx's
Drug Store. Large size Soc and 4lOO.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

Gov. Fosters speech in the Con-
vention last week will be found in
another column. He expresses the
wish that perfect harmony will
hereafter prevail In the Democratic
party, and very aptly says, ''I)on''
seek to elevate man here, or pun
ish another, on account Of honest
differences in opinion. That is
the right spirit, and the only course
that can be pursued to secure per-
feet harmony. tFi-
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Mr.. II. F. ID. Wedeneyer call
ed and paid his compliments to the
FARMER last Thursday. Mr..
wedemeyer represents the bottling
department Of the famous New Or
leans Brewing Association. The
III. +. d." part Of his name evil
IDENTIFY signifies High Fed Drum
mer," and his natural good nature
proves it. He has met with sue
cess in st. Tammany. and placed 8
number Of large orders for the ex-
ccllent product Of the \. U. b. A.
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NOTICE.
illytOn, Ia. June -, 1s9s.

COyingtOn, la, June -. lss..
To all whom Il may concern: ..-.
Any one tre~pasxing on the land he.
longing 70 u. N. rsrmlee,s either BY
cutting timber or burning tar, or any
other trespass, will be dealt NTH ac.
cOrSling to law. q. n. PARMLEE.
Per Geo. w. Rankins, Agent.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

Land Office, New Orleans. La.
.--t e. 80 ~ June y, lb2a
Notice il hereby given thst the follow.
ing named settler has Aled nosios of his
intention to make Aaal proof 10 sap.
port Of his claim. and that said proof
viii be made before the Register add
Receiver, at New Orleans, on Wednesday
August 10. 1891 wig: .-.-..-- +.
LOUIS STEIN,
Who made hoDestesd eotsy No. e761,
for tie northeast quarter 81 the sosth.
east quarter. and the vest half
n the northeast quarter Of section
=, township Z. south range il east.
81. Helene meridian.
He names the following witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land. Wig:
Geo. Koerp. Geo. Peter. John Brew.
ster and Edward brewster, I'll Of NJ.
Perish. La
ie25 Ct CRAs. q. PAIrREr. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

Nessrs. Jules T. Pecot: Of Or.
leans, and Moses Baird. Df East
Feliciana, members Of tho House
and Senate, have thoroughly exam
ined the books and ACCOUNTS OF
Major n. C. Reyes, sup[rintend-
ent Of the New Canal and lind them
correct IN every particular, These
gentlemen devoted two Weeks to
the task Of giving the bobks and
accounts . thorough examitation.--
Louisiana Review.
That's al right, go far Al it goes.
But what our heavily taxed schooner
captains would like to see, just
now, is something done tO;,mprOve
the navigation Of the New Basin,
90 they can make the trip from the
Lake, End to the head Of the
Basin without drawing MAD.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25
CONVICTION La. JUNE Is. 1882
The bill providing for the Aus
tral,an ballot system was defeated
in the House last TMeeday. ftfs
Congressman receive ~ cents
mileage. and no road charges over
:; cents mile. Wonder what the
otber II cents is for:-l'ear' River
News.
The other IL cents are Tor the
Congressman, Of course. Dkln't
think they were for the brakeman,
did you: TX.

Rev. Father MOllinger, the cele-
brated healing priest Of Pittsburg,
r., died ON June Is, aged over
seventy years. Marvellous cures
have been effected at Father MOI
fingers chapel on Mt. Troy, and
It was visited by thousands Of sui.
ferers anxious to be relieved 81
their ills. Father N0llinger was
worth about &, ZOO, 600.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25
NOTICE.

COvingt0n. La, June 81, ls9s.
Messrs. Jones I Pickett have this tlay
purchased the interest Of E. A. McNair
In the turpcntine orchard Of Jones 4
Co., on the Rogue ChittO. The business
will be continued under the old name Of
Jones & Co. JONES 4 PICKETT.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

|NoN.RRsIDENT OWNERS.

Black Cl,as, part Of lots %. 30.
and hit g.. Lcwisl'urg. ia S.
l.. Bsgert w H. part Of lots 5. 81
and 8. town of lsiborne. % 30.
Bickham John. v ] Of /" e Of
soc 81. Up &. II 9. s. 10.
Cbssncy H lots 3 and 3 sqasre
Is, Bos.ier City. - 80.
DOuglass J H. lots Z ansl 8. in
square q, Booster City. - GO.
Eanst j Mrs. 10 acres in sec ..
|tp Or II. - 80.
Herman T j. l6O acres, Ms
sec IL. t'p =. r 8. - 30.
Kol,nke q. l"t z. square I. lot 9.
square 2, B.,ssier City. - 30.
Lawrsnson g b Dr.. 81 acres. lot
5. 81 II N W / Of ~ In ofsw3
Of " /. sec ~, t'p 6. II. IS 80.
Montgomery 4 Kirsch. square
u. Bossier City. IS Is.
ilaury u II. 500 acres. Spanish
cain. on West Pearl River. and q
Of W Sc !. sec 81. IT, 8. u,
s. 50
P.tbor.t j q. l square In New
Coviugto". ..
Provost & B. square II. B.'ssier
City, 81 95.
Points Delphine. lot 10. sqsars 9.
Bossier City. - 6.
Psr.lcs Calvin. lots 4 3. 8 and 7,
sec 6. lots 2. 3. q and z. sec Z, l.sas
2 and 3. sec g. - 10.
Ths~r.l. Wehber agent, 40
.cres adjoining Zach Shsrp's land.
81 95
WALTON Il. lot .nd improvements,
Lewisburg. IS 80.
Town of Vaudeville.
Brsizner + A. squares l2s. 1s5
and $50. 81.
Fargo F. lot II In square >.
81 so.
Lsccmbe ]. Z lots and improve.
msnts in square n. 81.
Malonsy Al Mira. lot an.l i'm.
prOvemsnts IN square Is "B."
81 80. zig
Nixon W Il. lots l and 70, square
IL. lots 4. 5 and 6. square 81. IS.
Queries A Mrs. lots IL and 10,
in .qnsre Ia, - 80.
Snron A. lot 8 In square IL. -
Town Of Slidell.
Gellbach Chas. &c acres, lots 2
aud 3. tip .. IA. - IS.
UNKNOWN OWNERS
A certain tract Of laud, contain
ing 269 feet. besiuning from The
banks Of the Rogne Falia river.
above the old saw mill, thence
north 7G deg. 80 min. east 20 Flow.
er's fence. thence along said tsuce
north 36 deg. 80 min. vest 10 tho
banks of the Bogue Falia river.
thence down said river to stake
marked e. thence south 80 deg. 80
min east 70 ieet 70 stake marked
D. thence 2l2 feet 6 in. south Is
deg. 30 miu. west 70 stake marked
c. thence south S. deg. 30 min.
west 1872 fest 8 in to stake n,aribd
B. the point Of hsginniag. - 05.
TERMS OF SALE.
On said day Of sale I will aell
such portion OF said property Is
zach del,ls,r will ,NOink ma amI =,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

The State Of Louisiana. Parish Of g.
Iammany-Eightsenth Judicial l,isss
tsict Court,
hereby certify that On the 37th
day. Of April. A. d. le97. The III.
lowing named jurors vese drsvp
70 serve for the June tern of the
Eighteenth judicial District Court YoP
the Pauhh Of st. TamoaAy, a. "a
OOmmen0n AOndar Iu.~ ~ sOOI
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

New Advertisements.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25

Isnm Alico. lot l in square ID.
50 20
Mm:nisr Jos. lot and improve
ments on Lake aud Gerard streets.
I$25 80.
Mathews Joe. 2 lots in square 4.
square ~. l"t s in square u. - Is.
Miller J. square 10. 81 81.
Ronnilliac E Mrs. the southeast
quarter OF square II. - 50.
Smith W 4. II lots ir square 81.
80 95.
Smith r. G. lots s. 3. 10. II and
IL. N square 10. - ~ y -
Town Of Madisonvillc.
Gol,la,e L. 2 lots an.l improve
mems on Water .treet. 81 20.
Miles W. I lot and improve
mcnts, corner st Mary and Cedar
strcets, 50 Is ..-ss
NON.RESIDENT OWNERS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25
Town Of Slidell.

Aiksu q. tract Of land $50 b,
40 isst. in sec 10. Up >. range IL
IS GO.
Barnes Jno.7 acres in sec %
FPS. range II. g Is. ~.
Cherry ]. 4 acres and improve.
ments in ssc IL. Up 2. range Is.
| - %. ~
Davis s E. lots 4'and s. square
3. a %.
Diggs Emily. 2 acres and i'm
prove,nests in sec IL. TIP .. range
H. - 20.
Hickma" john. Iot 2 in square
30, IS o..
Kemp , A j. lots 4. 5. CT. 8. 9
10. square -. 81 s.. +ia-- -
Luther 4 Mrs. I nero in sec Is
|t'p 0. range II. - O5.
Robert A Mrs. 5 acres in zee Is.
t'p 8. range II. e IS.
Robert E r. 1 lot in square Q. !
lot in square .. $l5 IS. -
Wbitiisld J r. lots ~ and IL, in
square 2. and improvements. 81 80.
Town Of Vaudeville,
Boyd Eliza. sqnsrs II anL i'm.
provements. "a. r" r 1872
Gsrlsche L Mrs.. 6 lots in square
- and improvements. t17.
6:rdache Il. ? lots in square q
and impr0vememts, "a 80
Gnyol F 4. Is squares l.. tween
Lavo's, SouIt. Florida and Beaubiss
streets. 81.
Halliday Caiharine. l LIT, square
g, - p.
Hein'ichs Jno. part Of lote 1 and
i. and lot O. in square IL, a.,d lot I
in square II, 81 %
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-25
STATE TAX SALES
OF fs,
Immovab|e Property.
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. DELlN-
QUENr TAX DEBTORS-PARISTl
OF ST. TAMMANY. o.

BY virtue Of the authority vested in
me by the coostitati0a and laws Of The
State OF Louisiana, I will sell. at The
principal front door Of the courthouse
in which the civil district court Of said
parish IL held. within legal sale hours
Tor judicial Gales. beginning at II o'clock
4. ~. on
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@fe lit pieSI

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars gelobnunt
flr ieben Gau BON 8atarrb, Der nidt burd
etanebmen bon SaD's aatarrb FUR sebeiI
tperben fam
SIS. @benep& Co., gisentb., golebp,D
Nir, bic nnter5ei4neten, baben s. s. Gbe.
ne9 1ett ben letter 10 Sahren 8efannt uni
baltea i'm fir bolfommen ~ebrenbaft in oler
Observation-Disclosures unb finansiea befd,
bist, ale bon ietner Sirma e%insesansensu
8erbinbIidfeitem su eriaaen.
@et 4 sruar, @roSbanteIs : DrOsuiiten,
SoIebo, ..
@aIbing, 8iunan G. MARVIN, @ros.
banbeIssD rrsuiiten, Sclebo, ..
6. s. San 9pefen, 8aifirer, soIebc
81 tionalsBa ToIebo, 8.
Sails &atarrb Sur wirb innerlid senom.
men mnb tpirft brett auf bas 8Iut unb biz
idleimisen OberHaden bes Sbftems. ;3eus.
MITE fret rerianbt. #reis rs Gents fir BIZ
Slaihe. 8erfauft BON allen apotbeferu.
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OsU@tScpuNoeNd. " + M q n
n, 6. Sftober 1892.-Werqanae.
men Sonntag erquidte elm bnrdbrin,
genber &egen unfere biirren Gluren.
Sie GARNER MAIDEN tpieber frobe Sc
f9ter, benin bic Mei5e fir bas gieb,
bic 1don febr fnapp mar, wir6 balb
pieber i'm iippigen Grin pranaer.
Iu6 fann es iebt nod beutide ME
iibe &%artofeln geben.
Die biefige S1uIe bat ant 3. 5. Ms,
ipieber ibren @nfang senpmmen, unb
ttebt na9 Die Dor unter Der Qeituna
6ss tiidtigen 2ebrers 9errn &onarsfp.
yin einaiger 2ebrer 1T eigentlid au me-
mig fir unfere 80 6reisS diIer.
Qerr JriB Baud, gigentbimer Der
bieiigen tteuerbauten Gottons@in, be-
tommt faft mebr Cotton, aIs er ginneu
tam; er iiebt fi6 sen0tbigt, nm feline
4nnben befrie6igen gu tonnen, feline
Sin fir bas nd6lte Sabr melt prafti.
ifer alS iebt einauri1ten.
Der fleine Sobn bes Serrn 81.
S6ulse fpielte unldngit nit ber gela.
beneu Piitole ieines 8aters, bic er iif
belmlib genommen, unb ldoB ii6 boz
nit IN bic 9anb; gIiidli6ermeiie III
bic @unbe nfdt gefd6rIi6.
Wtr. u. prei5, Der 9errn s.. Wti6,
ling auf Der 8ictoria 2anbfrabe an.
gebalten baben fog, Inn ibn gu berau.
ben, febt urter giirsfdaft.
9err g. 9off, meIder bier ein Bier.
9ofal bate, 1T fir5li6 wieber auf feline
Jarm ge3ogen unb bat ieinen Bier.
Saloon an 9errn 6. Meier Don Meps
ersbide perfauft. o. 8obI.
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u II II 5.

: Don Berlin aus wirb bas Sc.
rii9t elmer Cabinets @rili8 in Solae
BON @eibungen 3uif9en benz @rafen
@apribt uub benz @rafen gulenburq
in Mbrebe geftelt.
= Mus Berlin mirb utter benz Oas
tum bes 6. October eemelbet: Ser
6ferrei6ii9e @aballerie sOffi3ier @raf
Stabremberg, Der ben DiifanasMi
3tpif6en Mien urb Berlin III Der fir
3eften 3eit, itdmli6 in Il Gtmmben uub
35 Minuten 5nriidgelest bat, er3dblt, baB
er feds Wfal 9alt gentadt unb inn
@anaen IL Siunben gera5tet babe.
Die Strede bon @enfteuburg nod 8er>
lin babe er, obne a~n3ubalten, in Is
Stunben II Minuten auriidgelegt.
8ei feiner MnfuIft In Berlin lei iein
pferb feif getuefen, ionft iebo9 iei
basfelbe in gutter 8erfaFung geblieben.
Sein pferb 1T elm 1albblutzW aqad
bon benz @outts'fdem @eitat. Ser
@raf tpiirbe cher in Berlin eingetrofen
fei1, tuentt er ni9t bel 8arutb int @reiz
ie Siiter6ogf : 2udenmalbe einen perz
febrten @eg eingei9Iasen bdtte, mos
bur1 er etller1 umueg bon anbertbalb
Stunben ma6te. Seine Nabruna
nnteruegs feien @ier unb 8eeflteaf ges
tpelen. st berfpire feline iblen Nads
tpebea bon Der Sour, MIR lei er unters
tuegS bon einem f~abelbaftem Durite aez
qudlt gepeien. Sem pferb babe tudbz
renb Der Sour auSf6liebli9 BON 6afer
gelebt. Oie beihen erltem Sage babe
es ieim Gutter nit Mppetit beraebrt,
am britten Sage iebo9 faft gar nidts
gefreRen. 9ente Morgen fant Ser
beutf9e Qieutenant Baron &eibenlein
In 5lorisborf bel Wien an. 8on linn
tpur6e borausgeiebt, baB ct am ebefen
i'm Stanbe fei, ben Oeterrei6ern ben
Stang I'M S6nelritt abaugeminnen.
gr bran6te aber fir ieinen &itt Is
Stunben unb 40 Minuten. @raf
Stabremberg, Der Oeferreider, bleibt
bemna6 Der Sieaer.
= Oie Na6ridten iiber ben pouis
gen Sieg bes Sniurgentenfiibrers Sc
neral @respo in 8ene3uela beitdtiaeu
f9. ST bat ieinen Sieges : ginsug in
Caracas gebalten.
Gum 3ei6en Der N~nnd6eruna
5tpil6en benz 8atifan unb 6rantreid
mill Der papit SEQ XIII cine @naabl
fran5ofl6er prdlaten su 6arbindIen
erbeben.