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Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12

AT DeArn's DooK-James &. Blaine is
probably dying. His condition since Sunday
last has been such as to preclude all hope of
recovery and his death can 10 longer come
as a surprise to the people. MIR. Blaine has
been the most prominent parsonage in
American politics, despite the fact his high.
cat ambition remaiued unattained. His per
sonal affections and bcrcayemcnts and his
constant public service has at last broken
down robust constitution and even should
he recover from the present illness he will
be ncapacitated for all labor bodily or men
tai. His case is one that must appeal to the
sympathy OF our people.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12

Now that aluminium has become
cheaper Kuhow's German Trade Re
view anticipates revolution in ship,
building. In strength aluminium RIVALS
steel, III nonliablity to corrosion it is
almost as good as gold, and in hghtness
it stands altogether alone. Nor is this
all. The hull of an old iron ship, when
sold to be broken up, goes for nearly
nothing. The hull Of an old aluminium
ship would, it Is estimated, If disposed
of as worn ont metal, fetch nearly two.
thirds Of Its original cost.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12
A Neat Application of a PrOyerb.

When Frau Won Eisenhart one day
thanked the late Dr., Dollinger for a
gift of q little book, he replied:
There is an cid proverb, Les petits
cadeaux ntreticnnentla lamitie. Mon
tesquieu applied it once very happily.
He was at variance on some parlia-
mentary question with gentleman
of position and influence, but who
was also somewhat bigoted. Iwould
stake my head on it, said the latter
to Montesquieu, And ! accept it
gladly Montesquieu replied, for
tritling presents cement friendship.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12
WASHINGTON Letter
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT,

r ROM OCN hEG ULAK K\ONfhSiuNDfNI
WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan. 9th, 1893
Has the steamship lobby secured
pledges from sufficient number of
Congressman to defeat any or all OF the
bills proposing to suspend European
immigration for one year? That is a
long question, but circumstances have
come to the surface during the last
forty eight hours which have caused
it to be asked many times in CoLgres
sional circles. Senator Chandler, chair
man of the Senate Committee on I'M
migration, and representative Stamp,
chairman of the House Committee, are
both positive that some bill will become
a law at this session, but others are not
so confident, and the men in the EN-
ploy of the aforesaid lobby-rot mem
bers of Congress-say that no law on
this subject will be enacted by tLi.
Congress.
The very nature Of our Government
makes nearly every important law ell
acted by Congress the result Of CON
promise between the extremists on both
sides, and although the men now array
ed on both sides of the silver question
are saying that no compromise will be
accepted it may be set down as certain
that if any silver legislation gets
through at this session of Congress it
will be bill or an amendment that
represents compromise between the
extreme views of men like Representa-
tive Harter, of Ohio, who doesn't want
silver used as money metal d t all, and
If those who favor the free and unlmi-
ted coinage Of silver. Even Mr., CIeve
land, whose record as al anti silver nan
is known to ali the world, Is now advo-
eating compronlse.
The talk about abolishiog tbs bounty
on sugar by the next Congress is al
ready bringing protests 10 Washington
from the sugar beet growers Of Nebras
ka and Kansas, who, according to these
protests, do not believe that Congress
will dare to put tariff on foreign sug-
ar high enough to prevent the rum of
the bee; industry. There is going to
be music on the sugar question when
the next Congress goes to work on a
new tariff bill.
The Worlds Fair folks are after Con
gress again. They want to open the
Far Oh Sundays, and they want mum
Der of small appropriations for expenses
ofjudges, board of lady managers, etc,
aggregating $626,000. A number of
Congressmen are kicking about what
they Call the extravagance OF the
amount asked for, and it will probably
be reduced.
Representative Otis stirred up quite
little sqnsll in the House by Offering
an amendment to the District of Col
unbia Appropriation bill, providing
that the District of Columbia should
pay three fourths Of the total amount
carried by the bill instead of one half,
as it has done since 1873 when the
present form of Government was adopt
ed The amendment was lost, but it
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.!
HALLER'S RESTAURANT,
Y 3 u EAS? PATRICK STREE FREDERICK
THE FINEST IN THECITY !

wish to inform my friends and the public
in general, that I have opened II FIRST
CLASS RESTAURANr at the above Nos.
and can furnish Ladies' and Gentlemen with
first. class meals at all hours.
All the Dtlicacics of the Season Will hc
served 70 my customer, at the lowest prices.
Hoping to receive share of the plhlics
patronage, remain
Yours Respectfully,
iy7 CE HALLER
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12

1t Is reported at Durango, Colorado,
that 1000 gold miners are strung
along the San Juan river for distance
Of $50 miles, and that they are coming
in at the rate of 800 per day from Green
River, Utah, aud as MANY through Du'
rango. One company has 1900 men
at work.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12
THu CA7oc7lN ClAR'oN.
CHAS. E. CASSELL.
Editor and Publisher.
Thursday, Jan. IL, 1893.
Newspaper Law Decisions.

l. ANY person who takes paper regularly from
.},e Observation-Disclosures directed TO his name or an
other or whether he has subscribed or nof-'S re-
sporsible for the payment
If any person orders his paper discontinued, he
she mus, pay all the arrearages or the puhllsher
ay continue to send it until payment is made
nd collect the whole amount, whether the paper is
ken from the Office or not.
No paper will be discontinued until pa,d up
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12

REPKEHENsIBLE- attention has been
called to the f.ct that there is 4 certain per.
son residing IN this locality. the owner Of
liyc stock, who is not able to provide feed
for them and that during the present cold
weather they have been practically without
food. This is a crime and the parry should
be notified that persistence in this matter
will result in trouble for him.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12
A Peculiar Apology.

A.--Sir, l must request you not to
stare at my daughter.
B.-1 beg ten thousand pardons. I
thought she was only your wife
Texas Siftin2s.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12

The Young Mons Bible Soclc,y of Fred
erick County are circulating petition
ngains, the sunday opening Of the Chicago
Worlds Fair. The petition will ask the
Maryland congressman and Senators to op.
pose the change of order, as 1t now stands,
against opening the fair on Sunday.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12

The frost hes closed number Of our hy
drau,s There is no occasion for growing {;
water freezes when the temperature falls
below 80 and that is all there is oft.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12
%wolfs Business College.

NOW is the time for young Men and Women to tit themselves
for business and situations There always demand for Compe
tent persons They the First chances and the Best ones
This School has High Standard and gives Careful and nor!
on board and other expenses less than in large cities while
temptations few. Send for catalogue. - vs.
d. ELMER WOLF, Plin.
IIaeelstown Md.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12

FIRE ~ THE COUNTY The barn and
wagon shed on one Of Mr.. Alex Rtmsburg's
farms, near L,wistown was burned on
Wednesday morning about o'clock. -Four
horses and two colts belonging to Marshall
Michael the tenant, 80 barrels Of corn. hay,
fodder and nearly all of the farming imple.
menis were burned. Tar origin of the fire
p..unknown. The property was insured in
town
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12
A SMALL F ARM
AT
PRlVAT SALE.

The undersigned offers the farm the prop.
erty Of the late Frederick TroxrlI, deceased.
lying on the road leading from Mechanics.
t,wn to Rocky Ridge, opposite Logs Sta.
tiuu, W. NJ. X. Z. The farm contains about
80 ACRES OF LAND
and is improved with q
FRAME WEATUERBOARDE HOUSE,
bank barn and necessary outbuildings The
land is IN excellent order and the property is
convenient 10 railroad.
The property will be sold on very favora-
able terms.
WV D. TROXELL, EX'R.
NJ. d. TROXELL, A. gent,
McchnnicstoWn, Nd
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12

INou1RER-No; the origin Of the express
SION "silver threads among the gold" is said
to lave been the finding of gray hairs IN the
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12

Roads, The road question has been he
part cular hobby of certain newspapers IN
this county, as III Others, during tho past
year. W. will be able to measure the ex-
tent Of their real influence in the county
after We read the repcTt of the Road Con
vcntion to be held in Baltimore this week.
Should our county be represented by men
who are accustomed to lead in Shaping pub
lie policies, it will be flattering evidence of
the power Of the local press On the other
hand, should the matter hn ignored by oui
pcop.c, and our county fail in representation,
it will have tic appearance of Loves Labor
Lost" on the part OF The specialists on road
discussion.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12
.iddtti0nal Locals.

David B,nsack, residing near Wcstmin
stcr. committed suicide on Saturday last by
hanging from tIee. lie had become de.
sponuent from the disgrace attached 10 the
reported sscapade with neighbours wife
and the consequent expulsion from his
church. His finances were in bad shape and
altogether he was in condition calculated
to bring the saddcst OF reflections lie was
IL member of Company A, Sixth Maryland
regiment during tie rebellion.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12

On Saturday 24 ult . Mr. Henry Vandeford
father of the Vnndetord Brothers, editors of
the Westminster Adpocate, celebrated his
eighty-t first birthday.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12

MILL BURNED-The Arnold mill on the
Monocacy, about one lille from Harney was
destroyed by fire on Monday morning.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12
New AIsVertiseNseN Is ts.
The New York Sun.
Order Nlsi on Audit.
Bus. Luc.-JuhD l.antlera.

AnJusTED.-The Locomotive Engineers Of
the w. Md. and President Hood had Il con.
ference on Tuesday and the question Of
wages was amcnbly settled, both parties
making concessions.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12

Lieut.. Geo. +. Landers has Il short leave
ofabsence. which he is spending at his hcme
IN this place.
Catoctin clarion., 1893-01-12
Nnllr. iil,iN,

"NFs !iNlE,
l. l. G,rn1:., Vt D.,
Office, 3!J Summit s..
We viii give $.lG0 tor an! case OF
Catarrh that cannot be cured with
Halls Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
b9 Sold bv druggists, IS cents.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-03-24
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is 50 wen adapted to children that
Irecommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" Fl. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
Iii So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-03-24
A COAL SNAP.

Startling Developments I'm Connection
with the Legislative Probing of the
Minnesota Coal CombIne-An Dealers,
Wholesale and Retail, Blackmailed-All
who Would Do Business Must See
Rhodes. Have Their Supplies Shut
on.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 1S.-Matters
are coming to a focus with great speed
in the fight of the Minnesota legisla-
ture against the coal combine. Nearly
fifty letters from the letter book of
John J. Rhodes, manager of the Min
nesota bureau of coal statistics, were
given out by the joint committee last
evening, showing that the coal COM
bine requires every wholesale coal
dealer in Minnesota to pay $1,000 to
John j. Rhodes; that every retail dealer
had to pay him 500; that all had to
swear to hold to prices fixed by the
com bine, and all refusing to join in the
combine had their supply cut off. The
damaging letters given out are signed
by John J. Rhodes. One, dated Sep
tember 9, 1892, and addressed to r. J.
Wilson. North Minneapolis, says that
Wilson is furnishing coal to Estes,
retail dealer in New Boston. Mr.. Estes
is not a subscriber to the bureau, and
Mr.. Rhodes orders Mr.. Wilson not to
sell him coal.
Armstrong & Co., of Minneapolis, un-
der date of October 25, 1892, are in
structed not to continue furnishing
coal to T. E. Smith, of New Boston,
for the reason that Smith is not a sub
scriber to the bureau. Rhodes closes
this letter by saying that if Smith
wished to remain in the coal business
he must come into the combine. Thus
the letters run all through.
The books of the combine, with the
exception of the letter book, were re-
turned to John J. Rhodes yesterday
afternoon. The letter book will be
turned over to the grand jury by the
legislature with a request that it
brings indictments for criminal con-
spiracy under Chapter L of the general
laws of 1891, the penalty for which is
a fine from $500 to S., 600.
In the meatime John j. Rhodes has
brought suit for S., 900 damages against
the officers of the senate for keep
ing his books. The officers are also
summoned before Judge Egan this
morning to show cause why they
should not be punished for contempt
in hindering and not surrendering the
books to Sheriff Chapel Thursday
night
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-03-24

Developments in Connection
with the Legislative Probing of the
Minnesota Coal CombIne-An Dealers,
Wholesale and Retail, Blackmailed-All
who Would Do Business Must See
Rhodes, or Have Their Supplies Shut
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-03-24

The following discourse was deliv-
cred by Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage in the
Fort Street Presbyterian church at De-
troit, Mich, during a recent visit to
that city. 1t was based on the text:
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-03-24

PIrrsBUReH, Pa, March 17.-At 10:3t
o'clock tonight Miss Mollie Niellson, a
former trained nurse of Bellevue hos
pital, New York city. inaugurated her
attempt to abstain from all nourish-
ment for thirty days If Miss Niellson
successfully accomplishes the feat she
is about to attempt the museum man
agement will pay her the sum of 81, 600.
1t Is claimed that Miss Niellson is the
first woman who has ever attempted q
public fast, and the only person to defy
death by abstaining from all food, even
water, for SO long period.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-03-24
Silver Mines Closed Down on an Order
from the Owners.

DENVER, Col, March 1s.-Thursday
night, on an order from the board OF
directors at Shanghai, China, the
Sheriden-Mendota silver mines at Tel
luride, employing about $50 men, were
closed down. These are the largest
mines in that section OF the state.
They are owned by Englishmen in
China, and have ore in sight. it Is
claimed, to give employment to 1000
men for twenty years
, 1893-10-30
AFberhItR
GnO &ur5gefaefes

Ser @ettermann propbeSeit uns
mor9en pieber cine iteife 8rtie aus Glib
often.
i, - 0as Observation-Disclosures bat
beute frib ieinem S6ner3e nm 0aS 9e-
trdltlame @n6e bes ebemaligen Qlbgeoronc,
ten Gar1er s.. 6arriion ourcb einitimmi9en
8etIeiOsbeibluB 2tusbrud perlieben.
Scr 8rdit6ent bat Gotpin s. it'll aus
O3tdbigan sum Observation-Disclosures UNI
Same5 st. &oolcpelt aus Stem gort gum
SetretGr BET Der amcrifantlben @eianot-
1c6aft in @n6Iano ernannt.
Der Gibilgouperneur bon MaOrtO if
ge1tern auf offener StraBe BON me6rere1
Strol6en bur6gebIaut morbeu.
-BrGfi6ent Garnot, beIien 8rGiibent=
i6aftstermin am 1. SanIar 1895 ablGuft,
iou entibloiien iein, abermaLs ais San
otoat titr oas Qlmt auf5utreten.
: Ser &iiftritt beS 0iterreicbiicben
WiniiteriumS lift beute erfoI9t. aatiel
Sran3 SOiep6 lit nit Shirt Qlfreb @ins
bii6grdb un6 @raf &arl 6obentpart in
8eratb1n9, beren Jfeiultat bic 8iIounq
zines iogenannten v&oaltttons >Waintitez
RUINS 1etn oGrfte.
= Benn sic meiiten 2eicr 6as beuttgc
yQlbenbblatt" in 6ie 6Gr1oe befommen,
tpirb Der i'm &on9reB ieit stp0lf 8ocben
NIT unerbOrter 6eftigfeit 9efiibrte &i
UNI BEN 8iberruf beS Sberman7@ eieBes
borausit6tlicb beenbet iein. Die enb9iLtige
N%bitimmun9 inn Senot iiber Die 0oor@
bees'ide 0ioerrufs>8ta lit auf Deute 9tab7
mittag 4 l1br anberaumt. Ser Steg Der
Srcunoe vebrli9en @eIOes" lift 9eli3ert.
= &aiierin Gliiabet6 bon Seterreid
fou CUR N~bmebSlung mai pieber in Ser
gtGbe Der ungarilhen 6auptftaot Elm rt6z
ttges 8raoouritiidcben aus9efiibrt baben.
= SIN 9on6on berri6t cine 0ipbteritisz
@pi6emte. Sc iinO Ser b0sartigen &rantz
belt in ben lebten 5tpei @oben na6eSu 300
YeriOnen erle9en.
= Die beutige &iit6bteh3ufu6r 1T 49,
600 Stiid; Wtarft feft. Sbneine 26, 600
Stitd; gta6fra8e gut unb 8reiie Inn So
10c. tbeuerer ais am Sdmitag; i6tpere
S9meine 6.2006.55, letdte 0O@6.5 so,
i6pere unb leidte 6urcbeinonoer 5000
$50. S9afe felt, 3ufubr $4,000 Stiid.
: Son6s baben berte firth auf benz SEEM
Oorter @ffeftenmarft burD bic 8anf bebeltz
tenb bObere Breiie er3teLt, am belten itan7
BEN Die Nftien Der louisville & Stem
QlbanD 8abn, Der in6uitrte1en ltnternebs
mungen unb Der Stranger" c8abnen.
, 1893-10-30
Gn0e %eekomtmten,
Na6 5wolfwodentliPem, erbit-
terten Rampfe fnoet beute
Uadmitta9
Jm Senot oie 2tbftimmuns aber 6ie
Doorbees'fde Bill ftatt,
anelaJe nns G5rrsts Gus Henr
arRae r11tttt.
8afbinatDn, 30. Oft.

0eute Wtorgen mar i'm Senat NQes auf
ben &anpt bor6erettet, nno bic SenatoreE
Itno boiler Grtpartung. IS baben 1ich mebr
Uttt9lteoer etngefun0en ais gu irgeno elmer
Belt lett Dem 8egtnn Der Stbung, u16 es
limb 9egen lteb5tg Senatoren antpeienb.
Die DoQe Nn5abL Der Senatoren (mit 9l6z
Sug ber brei pafanten size in Ben noroz
iueitliben Staaten, in benen BON ben 0e@
ieBge6un9en feline 0abl pprgenommen
mDroen mar, un6 Die bon BEN 0ouDerneu>
rert %ernannten Senatorcn ntcbt sugeLaiien
tpurben) Diir0e fi%nfunoacbt5ig betra9en.
WtttbeI bon Oregon lit ipegen &raut6ett
in ieiner Samilie abtpeien6; Wilion BON
Soma ltegt in ieinem Staate frant 0arnie@
Der, un6 iein college Natlon befinoet fi6
ebenfaIs tuegen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bort,
lit aber natiirltb %abgepaart. @otquttt DON
Georgia lit in Der Staot, aber iein 9e1uabz
belts uftanO lit Elm berarttger, DaB er nHr
i'm Senat erl6eint, tpenn letne Nntuelenz
belt bort ablolut notbtpenot9 lit.
Nub Wtor8an'S, BON alabama, @eiuno>
belts uitano lit 10 beoenfIi6, 6aB feline
Nnpeienbett in lebter 3eit cine iebr 1tn=
r%egelmGBtge mar. Gr tonmt in ber &egeI
bes 0torsens auf Elm paar Minuten in ben
Senat unb peri6tpinoet bann mieoer. Gr
mag baber beute Jacbmittag nibt bel Der
6an6 81 fem, tpenn Die 2lbitimmung itattz
finbet. 9tucb 6tu bon g2etp gort mirb
Dieuei6t in @ei6Gften in Buffalo Suriidge>
balten. 0aS 8erbaLten Chambers bon
Stem Sarnplbtre in bteier Srage 1T Elm ei9enz
tbtnltdeS. ST gtng meg, un0 bat 81
@uniten BON 0~oppellpGbruHg abgepaart ST.
rper6en. 0teie Soroerung mar ie6ocb 10
u1beittmmt, OaB letn yUtann" i9lieBli6
BET elmer Der lebtel1 2tbftir1mun9en 3uriidz
.ge5ogen ipuroe. 8bite bon Californian,
tpelcber tpGbrenb ber 9ebatte abtpeleno mar,
ipiro CUR Qbltimmun9 ernartet.
Die S6luBabitimmung biirfte po6I faum
Dor 4 l1hr erfolgen. Ser Senat bat aber
ipGbrenO bieier @rtra>S agung 6es &onz
greiieS ale Gripartungen un0 8orausz
1agun9en 10 iebr iber ben 61Rfen gcz
%tporfen, 0aB man forttpGbren6 auf lleber@
%raicbun9en gefaBt iein muB. Qlm Samitag
9tabrnittag tpuroe nod Elm y6auptitcin oes
QnitoBeS" i1u NSeg Ser 8ioerrufsleute aus
Dem &e8e gerGumt, inbem es gelan9, ben
Senator Butler BON Siio>Garolina our
3uridstebun9 ieineS 9lmenbements Sur
8OOrDeeS@Btu, tpelcbeS Die Nufbebung Der
Steuer BON sebn 8ro3ent auf ben Notenz
umlauf BON Staatsbanfen beStpedte, 81 be-
tpegen. 3metfelsobne tpirb cine berartige
WtaBnabn1e BEN @e9enitanb elmer 6emnGbit
auftau9enoen eigenen 8Orla9e bilben.
@benio bat Senator Squire bon @ai6z
in9ton iein @lmenbement, pelbes barouf
binauSlief, BEN 9tatipnaIbonfen Sic Grz
bObung ibres gtotenumlaufes bis sum Neuz
pertb Der bon ibnen aIs 9edung bierfIr
binterlegten 8onos gu 9eitatten, 3u=
riid9esogsn. NuBer6em bat es Die
Webrbeit %beritanben, in ben lebten
Sagen nod cine groBe Nnaab[ ionitiz
ger Nmenbements, ipelbe Die Nnnubme Der
8toerrufs : Sill per6inOern, Ober bod Derz
i9leppen ioaten, 81 beieiti9en.
, 1893-10-30
Qnd1t-O PIPprnntt&te.
SO / II 90. Sft,

Wteny ~. Stt.
6eute Morgen bteB es, Ser Scatter iiberz
Iege ltb Taaffe's GIdtrttt uno be9e nod
inner bic 6offnung, 6oB es bemIelben gez
ltngen tper6e, nit 6erQerbtnbun9 Der oeut>
16en 2tberaIe1, Conformation unD golen
ftcb auSetnanoer3u1eBen. 6eute 9tacbmtt>
fiibrte Der Scatter in etnem &abtnetsra16e
BEN 8oritb. 6eute @benb bteB es, 6aS @r7
9ebniB beS &abinetsratbes iei, 6aB BET
&aiier bei6Ioisn babe, ben GeibSratb aufz
sulOien+
S~ouIOn, 20. Dit.
9as ruffi6e @ei6pa6er 1T beute gtab7
mtttag nm 2 l1br nab NiacctO, Dem corr
itfanti6en 6afen a~b9eiegelt. Son 6orl
begtbt 1tcb NbmtraI QloeGan na6 g1eapel,
100 ct brei Sage bleiben miro, ebe ct nac
benz PtrGeus, benz 6afen Citizens, abiegeLt.
SO abrt6 20. Sft.
General Margauo, Ser Oberbefebls6aber
6er ipantiben Iruppen in WeliQa muroe
geitern, ais er einen NusfaQ 9egen sic
Wtauren ~Ieitete, eri6oIen. 9luBeroem ber>
loren bic Spanier nod 70 Wtann an Sob
ten urb 122 an 8ertpunbetel1. Ser Nus>
fGa tpuroe 9entacbt, nad6em 6te Otauren
nacb Der @ttabeae 3uridgetrteben nor6en
tparen. Sbgleicb bic Wtauren bon Ben
fpaniiben Sorts aus NIT etnem QrtiQerte>
feuer bei6oiien tpurben, 3ogen fte li6 bod
nicbt 5uriid, nadboem tie BON Ser 8erfol@
{ sung Der ipanii9en Gruppen a6geltan6en
batten.
sic beiebten iogar Sic 2auf9rGben, tpetcbe
in BET gtd9e beS Sort Gabreri5as gum
S6uBe Der ipaniiben. .Snlpaten BEL ibren
2lrbetten d11gelegt tpDr0e1 tpdren. I'm
iie bon BORT 81 bertreiben bate General
Wtdrgalo nit 1000 Wfann Snfanterie aus
, benz Sort eiten Nusfau gema9t. 9ie in
ben QaufgrGben beftn6licben Wauren btel>
ten iie in S6ab, bis tie 5000 Wtann Ser
ftGrfung bon Der auf ben ettpa cine Wfeile
entfernten 6I9eln 9eLe9enen 6auptma6t
er6teIten.
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