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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12
There'Il BE a Lot of Company.
! the Brunswick Times

From the Brunswick Times.
The Barnesville Gazette announces
that Blount is in the race for governor
The Albany Herald thinks he will have
lot of company before the thing is set
tied. That's right. The wailing pines
are going to be in that procession.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12

The siiverites of the west who have
called "bi-metalic" convention are
making an effort TO draw the south into
their plans and to organize sectional
fight ON the silver question. This effort
will fail. The south has no selfish or local
interest in the silver bullion product.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12
May Grit and Grace Be With Him.
ON the ALBANY Herald.

From the Albany Herald.
If Congressman Russell succeeds in Sc
curing anything for south Georgia he
will not only be entitled to, but will re-
ceive, the blue ribbon.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12

THE platform of the democratic party
calls for the unconditional repeal of the
Sherman law, modification of the tariff,
and repeal of the tax on state banks.
Every member of the party must aid in
an effort to have these promises of the
national platform carried out.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12
DIVISION or SMTE OFFICERS.

The Columbus Enquirer-Sun says:
Some of our esteemed contemporaries
whose baliwicks are over the north
Georgia line, do not seem to relish the
demand that south and southwest GeOr-
gia should be more fairly treated in the
distribution not only of state, but of
federal Offices. They do not undertake
to deny that these sections have long
been hagrantly ignored IN the matter of
state Offices, but they are not fair and
generous enough to agree that the time
has about come when change should be
made
The Atlanta Constitutions which ad-
mits that south and southwest Georgia
are entitled to their fair share of the
offices, advises them that they must hus
tie for them if they expect to get them.
This is abOut the size of it, and the
sooner south and southwest Georgia get
a move on them the better will be the
prospect.
The Valdosta Times is of the opinion,
and correctly SO, that there is a great
deal Of rot in the persistently iterated
demand that the democratic party stand
by its pledges. Who said that the dem
ocratic party is not likely to stand by its
pledges? When, as yet, has the party
had an opportunity to carry out its
pledges or to refuse to do so? Those
who are beating the bushes and making
all this noise are those who were dis
pleased at the election of Cleveland, and
who have been taking advantage of ev-
cry opportunity since to complain and
make trouble. It will be time enough
10 accuse the leaders of the party, says
The Times, when there are manifest in
dications that they will prove recreant
10 the party.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12
See

From the Albany Herald.
Three good hogs are worth just as
much as a bale of cotton.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12

SAMMY DUNLAP, United States mar
shal for this district, is following in the
footsteps Of others who have an appoint
inc power, and is giving all the places to
north Georgians He hasn't appointed
a single deputy in this section, and seems
determined not to be record-breaker if
he can help it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12
1t Is An ErrOr

To suppose that Drunkenness, Nor
phine and Tobacco Habit cannot be
cured. The Double Chloride of
Gold is known to be a pc i've antidote
for these habits, or rather diseases, and
the wonderful cures effected through its
agency have given the remedy a mali onal
reputation. Until recently, the "Gold
Treatment was only given at expen-
sive sanitariums, hut at the present time
it can be had at any first class druggist.
Hills Chloride of Gold Tablets are
guaranteed to cure any case of Drunk
enness, Morphine or Tobacco Habit,
and no effort whatever is required from
the person liking them. The use of
Tobacco, Liquor or the Drug is permit
ted until such time as sthey are volun-
talily given up. These Tablets may al o
be given without the knowledge OF the
patient, and permanent cure is sure tc
follow their USE The price of the Tab
Iets-S 1OO-ceftainly places them within
the reach Of all. If your druggist does
not keep them write for full particulars
to tie Ohio Chemical Co., Lima, Ohio.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12

THE Atlanta Herald is endeavo ing to
get up premature boom for Governor
Northen for United States senator. The
governor, who makes an ideal chief mag
istrate, will more than likely retire to his
dairy farm at the expiration of his term.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12

CONGRESSMAN RUSSELL has returned
from Washington to get few days rest
before congress meets. While at the
nations capital he put IN some work that
will bear fruit to the sorrow of republi
can ofice-holders in this district.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12

MANY of our citizens are getting out
of the city as fast as they can. Those of
us who are fixtures here console our
selves with the fact that we can stay at
home and eat watermelons at reduced
prices despite the hard times.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12

RECENTLY The Constitution opened
it's columns to Tom Watson to abuse
Cleveland and the democratic party.
Tom is now paying the debt by literally
dosing The Constitution with tatfy in
his speeches.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12

SOUTH Georgia is going to have the
next governor and United States senator
or know the req son why. The people
down here are tired of playing second
fiddle to north Georgia politicians.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12

THE only thing that will bring pros
perity to our people is to quit running
after the rainbow schemes of pyrotechnic
orators and come down to square, solid
business.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-07-12

Tom WATSON has an even dozen APP
pointmentto speak in the second district.
1t Will take more speaking than that to
m IKE the people of this section follow
rommie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
Shall Diamond Be Pardonedg

A petition hAs been sent 10 Governor
Thomas praying for executive clemency
In the case Of william Diamond, the
slayer OF Edward Scott, who on April
10, 1891, was sentenced by Judge Zane
to three Year, imprisonment Tor man.
slaughter. The document In signei by
4. s. Dickinson, J. &. Murphy, IL. IL.
Baumgarten, w. =. Crismon, J. j..
DAILY and J. a. Hciss, members Of
the Jury who convicted Diamond, aud
ia strengthened by the endorsements
OF ex-warJen $. II. Parsons and War
den q. Is. Squifes. The petition sets
forth that prior to the affair Diamond
bore a, excellent reputation anu that
on the trial extenuating circumstances
were shown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
Court 6lcanings.

In the Third district court yesterday
afternoon the following orders were
made:
William Keyting vs.. Robert Burton
Of al; complaint amended ny making
IL. 3. Laney defendant.
h. A. NJ. Froiseth va. Ole Peterroni
demurrer to complaint overruIeu anu
twenty days to answer.
Joseph Holt Va. Charles Il. Pearson;
demurrer to amended complaint over
ruled and thirty days To snswer.
l.. IL. Rowland ct al. VI. q. Z. Cart.
wright ct al; demurrer TO complaint
sustained and twenty days to amend.
w. 3. Mccormick VI. ID. Alexander
a. Co.; attorneys for plaipiiff appeared
In court and admitted receipt OF ST.
900. 40, being in full satisfaction OF the
judgment.
II. Denhalter ct nj. We. South Galena
Consolidated Mining company et al,
motion to strike out cross-complai
argued and submitted.
Edward Quinn Va. Frank Monroe ct
al; demurrer to answer aud demurrer
TO complaint overruled; motion TO
strike out parts OF defendants answers
sustained and ten days to amend.
J.B. Pritchett OF al. vs.. the Bingham
Mining company ct al; demurrer to
complaint argued anu submitted.
In the case OF j. q. Crum VS.. the
Mitzger Machine company, the motion
TO strike out the answer because II was
not verified has been sustained by
Commissioner Greenman. A motion
for Judgment was then arSued anu
admitted. The amount involved IL
1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19

Max Nathan Iii man Of Salt Lake
Guy, senior grand deacon.
John ISendrick Fowler Of Corinne,
junior grand deacon.
Theophilus Smith Mathis OF SAT-
Lake City, senior grand steward.
Frank William Bene OF Eureka,
Junior grand steward.
John Frederick Corker, grand tyler.
The twenty-third annual cpmmuni'
cuiion will be held In Provo, January
%, 1884,
THE BANQUET.
After the installation n grand ban
uugt attended 10y about ono hundred
aud Il ~ Mason. aud guests wa- given
in tn. 1empl, ton hotel. The COMMITTEES
Of arrange n-nt-, which consisted OF
Messrs. A. NJ. GIANT, lsadote Morris,
l.. p. Newell, VIII j. bynch, W. j..
Shotwsli, Samuel Pau, joe Young
am charlie stanton, worked harj 10
make IL pleasant for thJse present anu
succeeded very well
Mayor Baskin was Oh the program
for an address aud prefaced his remarks
In the following language;
"There are some OF the old members
when Masonry WIS young In tnc Ter
ritory, present who viii appreciate my
statement when | state that IL IL iin-
possible for me TO express the senti-
mcDts Of my heart on this occasion.
Then the fraternity was small, the
acquisitions few, but tonight is n
demonstration OF the fact that the
work begun twcnty.two years ago has
steadily gone forward. Masonry VIII
continue 10 70 forward. IL has been
prolific OF good. IL exists In every
civilized Ian under the eun. Ga ac'
count Of Its immutable principles II has
oullived kings and priuclpalitivs. ~
walks baud Ia hand with civilization
wherever civilization has advanced.
IL exists wherever Christianity has
fiourished. Its vital principles are
such that II will continue 10 live.
They are faith, hope and charity.
Charity Ia tho cornerstone OF the Ma.
sonic fraternity"
After his honor hnd finished speak.
ing prayer was offered by this Rev.
Mr.. Foster, after which fensting COM
menced at 10 O'Clock and lasted un.
I'll midnight
During the disposition OF the splon'
| did anu vsried menu there wer,
numerous tossts and responses and the
whole concluded by Charlie Sianto q
singing his latest vcrsion OF STA .ra
boom decay" the crowd Joining In the
| chorus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
AMONG THE OSAGES.
Elders Harvey N. RawlIns, Jr., and
IIyrum y. Lewis Kindly received oy
the Agent.-visit To the Schools.
Interesting Incidents.

- -.
In the spring OF 1897 hiuets Jon"
d hih anu 'eu W. "s"'o" ''''''u Wv
Usage agency aud were KIN lily received
nv thu npent. who WAS n profound
- IL . ,hau, a,,,.ss In
so"e'' So
the tribe, but us u was not sui'hoio
time for proselyting advised them to
meet with the chiefs when they would
,,L. a., .o,,,ii falling tb.m wh.n
a'se"hoio III 'o."'"' '0e
II would take place, they cou'u oo 'h'
troduced 10 the heads OF the various
,r,b.s md distrIcts.
- 49,. ,.,., .,,..o,a,, A.
bu''"s '"o ,a'o'
the council, Elder Ashtoh TOOK SICK
with chills and fever anu by the time
,h.v ,.oched I'm, agency apain another
-, ,,.I -, H., ,s.r,a,io,.
ns'"' "'' 'oV' '.'
this time, an UNJUST, htpi'thry hhu
bipoteI minister. The Elders were
d.ni.d ey.rv r,auest md were Obliged
,,.,. ,oI.,,, sow, finn.
W "pA""on '"'' f''JN"
since we learned OF chanRo' from
the present prospects, n good one anu
a, on.,,ny viii likely be mad, for
otuo ao,,., ,o tho,
'ne pio"'"'"s
people.
The Usage Tribe live on reservation
west VI the Cherokee stlp' south OF
Kansas anu norm OF oRlahotna,r sixteen
hundred anu MY IN humper' seven
hundred are euucateu IN the Engish
language, six hunuieu anu hlty are
mixed, mostly win tue french lInuefs
OF that nation coming among
them ut IN early uhy' They are
termed semi.e'vllisej; rapidly APP
preaching civillEation. Ihe maj jrity
can understand Engllsh, though thty
do not talk muoh' Iheif ttlnhi rom
tionship II only partially Kept up.
They have sixteen chiefs at tho ~ al
OF ther bands, wh'le lhey iVe IN nv,
districts. Their principal chiel, Mr.
Ne-Roh"Wah.She- TAh'Nah, presiu.s
at their councils where the laws are
made, ana IL as iather III tne ttihal
relationship. Asa rule the trioe ~ ao-
oreasing, but oil iate some nave oeeh
added from the oiu state, estaollsnins
their rights as citizens. Laeh ihui
vidual has n quarterly allowance from
the government OF 500, rms Is quite
an inducemen' Tor inuians bearing re-
lationshlp 10 es'sbllsh tnelI nghlr, anu
many white people go there 10 ge'
rich.
says Brother hawiins: ACCORDING
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19

and seemed 10 take pleasure In snow
Ing US through the various uepat,
ments. One hundred aud thirty pupib
were progressing RAPIDLY unler tnl'
ablo management, all taught IN Eng
lish. Religion In a general way ~
taught mornings, but not hOlding 70
any particular faith. The three buliI'
ings are very creditable, one Of when
cost $4,000. The government has
erected the houses on Usage .unds. The
order and discipline Ia good. Ap.
paratus, furniture, ETC., afeOf the most
modern.
Catholicism reigns eu. rene on the
agency a. religion, tut from me
statement Of the agent, very little lu-
torest IS being taken by the IDiians
In that faith. AZ general role the
former customs and traditions are
being abandoned One peculiar
custom 3. that Of h fying their deld.
Tbey used to set the deceased on n hui
and pile rocks around them, Nil their
horses, md take food 10 them for nine
Jays until the arrival OF the spirit In
the happy hunting grOunl. Tnc bat
harOus custom VI sleeping has also
been abandoned. Bays an old Indian
missionary, "rhey used 10 dig pit In
the ground to sleep In, aud during the
day keepA fire burning In u to warm
the earth. In the evening they would
rake out the Goals and oil the family
would sleep in the pit and cover them
selves over with n raw hiue, the dogs
ON top would hold II down"
Tire Ellcr. write under date o. Janu'
airy ., 1898, that they will he In Okla.
homa In few days. Their posioilicc
address II Manard, !. +. They are
well and In the enjoyment OF good
spirits. The came Uan be said OF al
the Elders at present.
ANDREW KiMBALL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
INSTALLATION AND BANQUET.
Grand Lodge Officers Elected for the
Ensuing Year.

Last evening the twenty-second
annual communication OF Utah Ma
sons closed by the installation OF the
following officers OF the Grand Lodge;
THE INSTALLATION.
Albion Bernard Emery OF Park
City, grand master.
Arvis Scott Chapman Of Salt Lake
City, deputy grand muster.
Robert Lee 5canuell VI salt Lake
City, senior grand warden.
Alvin Charles Emery OF Ogden,
Junior Warden.
John shaw scott Of Salt Lake q ty,
grand Treasurer.
Christ pher Dlehl OF Salt Lake City,
grand secretary.
james Lowe OF Salt Lake CITY,
gra chaplain.
Abram Dale Cash Of Provo, grand
orator.
William Thomas Daily OF Salt Lake
City, grand marshal.
Fred Clement Schramm OF Ogden,
grand lecturer.
Daniel Dame Of Salt Lake City,
grand STANDARD bearer.
William Davis sutton OF Park City,
gtaua sword bearer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
COUNTY COURT.
fbe New Board Is Holding q Brief
Session at Present.

At the meeting Of the County Court
yesterday afternoon oil the members
were IN attendance.
With regard TO the relief for MIS-
Kirk, Selectman Bsmberger reported
that II would cost $50 to send the APP
plicant to Los Angeles, aud recon-
r,ended that warra 1t be drawn ior
the amount. He also stated that ne
had sent A. A uIcrson TO Ogden nj an
expense Of $3.50, AMI that the clerk
had written the authorities there con-
corning Anderson. rhe reports were
approved.
CLAIMS REFERRED.
The claim OF j. G. Murphy for s93.'o
was referred to the committee on jan,
and another claim for 50 was reierrei
to the same committee.
The claim OF John Il. Lively for
convicting violators OF the game law
was referred TO the game commissioned
The claim Of Barrett Bros. for sS,ov
was referred to the committee ON jail
and inHrmary.
The claim Of tho Salt Lake Power,
Light & Heating company was re-
ferred to the same committee.
on the claim Of l.. Is. Wright Tor $50
he was allowed $50 and the balance re-
ferred 10 the game commisaioDer.
The claim Of A. J. Burt for ofice
rent was laid over until the next meet
ing.
denied.
The claim OF II. II. Mckaig Tor
Si4s.50 wss referred to g. IL. Allen.
HANsoN's PETITION.
In the matter Of the petition OF J.
Hanson for relief on account OF al
error In assessment, the clerk was In
structed to notify the collector not &c
sell the property and TO report the TAI
not collectable.
sNELL's BAD LUCK.
The county attorney reported for tn
second time, adversely on the petition
Of J. ]. Smell for relief on account
tax sale, but no action was taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-19
sNELL's BAD LUCK.

The county attorney reported for the
second time, adversely on thc petition
Of J. J. Smell for relief on account oil
tax sale, but no action was taken.
, 1893-09-19
Der 8eiud Ger DEMONSTRATING.
GtntrittSfarten mur6en an 8elucber Der
gSeltausteuung an na96enannten Sa8en
nerfauft:
AFherhItdk
2lmo Smr5gefa6tes.

= &esenI9auer ite6en in 9Gusii9t unb fir
Die Na6t font man ii3 ouf Sroit 9efaBt
MAIDEN. Die 3emperotur ities seiterlt I'M
Wforiml1m ouf " @rob; i'm Winimum
ouf 81.
Die Seem 0orter 6onbsbOrIe mar fiat
Yretle b%eiierten ii6 i%1beiieu, trob Der 9erin9elt
9ta6fro9e, nm 4@4 Pro5ent.
gteue Observation-Disclosures melbet aud
Der beuti9e Sele9rapb.
Die @jetreibeb0rIe mar matt. Oesentberz
mei5en mid ppn 728 ouf 718, Der Maiterlnir
pom 798 oui 784. '@Out war felt un6 bra6te
I'M Sttobertermtn 40&@41, I'M Mtaitermilt 448
@45. 6ofer WurOe per Mot 314@311 9ez
9onbeIt. @9weiueleii9 int Sau1artermin
telt gu $14.15, S6mal5 per Ottober $3.50
0,95, Gippe1 per Sftober SIS, 925 600
Gum Wtit9lieo bes 0berbunbesseri8ts
1puroe pom ErGlioentelt, al SteOe beS per-
ftorbenem 8ldt6f Or6, IS. s. Sornblower aus
9(elp gort e%rnanltt; gum @e1a10teu in Nom
SomeS S. &an &let aus &boOe SSlanb.
, 1893-09-19
Cine %9eadDtete meiBe grau non
einem }le9er
in perbreherifher meiic an9e=
9rtfen.
Der unholo baIo oarauf pom Ridter SYn6
auf9efnlpft.
elimination m, 9Gla., 10. Sept.

0tr III 8 3 q m, Ald.I ~. Sept.
@efteru pur6e BET bret un6 span3igiG6z
rtge Neger GileD 9uQeD in pineapple, 1iib>
lt6 bon bier, gelDn6t, peil ct ben 8eriu6
9ena6t bate, Die 6rau bes BET 8ineapple
tp%obnen0eu, iebr 9ea9teten SarmerS gtoreb
gu notb3ll3tigen. 9toreb tpar am 0Onners@
tag Nacbmittag naob Btneapple %9efommen,
nnb ba er iich ben Sag !iber BORT aufbtelt,
8Latt6ten Die b~orti9en 0te9er, baB ct bor
benz nGditen Wtor9en nidbt nacb 6aule su5
ridfebren perbc. I'm bret l1br am Sretz
tag Wor9en FAM @uGep in bas 6auS, un6
macbte auf Sic Srau gtore6 etnen perbre9ez
riiben G~n9rtff. Die Srau erbo6 etncn
Qn9iti6ret unb iprang aus Dem 8ette, mo-
rauf tbr 0atte berbetetlte unb ben StrDlcb
beriagte. Sofort tpurbe no6 me6r 6iilfe
9erbeigebOIt, un6 Der Neger nab tur3er
Sag6 eingefangcn. ST tpurbe bon ber 6rau
9tOreb ais ibr 2(ngreifer ibentifi3irt. Damn
tuurOe ct nacb gineappIe 9ebrabt, unb bort
ms @efGngniB geporfen. SSn Der Sreitag
9faht purbe ct ie6o6 BON ben entriiiteten
8itr9ern nit @etpalt aus benz @efdngniB
gebolt unb aufgefniipft. @S beiBt, 6oB bic
oortige gfegerbeOOlterrn9 auf bas 60cbite
Oartber aufgcbrabt 1T, unb baB l1nruben
gu ertparten limb.
, 1893-09-19
Die RGOO(utiOn In Br0lI(iUn.
Die Rebeuen oeuimnen ta9lidD at
AnBdn9ern.
Die Slotte Ocrielben 6eitebt aus OreiBig
5abr6engen
limo Ole 8efhiefune bon Rio oauert
in 3wifd2enrdumen fort.
Die propin3en Sabia uno pernambuco gu
oen Rebenen ii~bereeeaneen.
M is 20, Uruguay, 10. Sept.

WonteD 0, Uruguay, 10. Sept.
Man peiB bier nibt getalt, pb Gio Be
Saneiro bon ben 9tebelcn gcnommen lit,
ODER Oh Bic 8eibteBung eingeiteut tpur6e.
ollie S~erbinoung nit 8raiilien lit iebt
ourb Die BoltbebOrben unterbroc6en. Oie
bier nit benz 0ampfer Magbalena bon
Gto angefommenen 9alIagiere bericbten,
oaB CUR 3eit i6rer Nbfabrt cine 8anif aus
5lbrecben geOrobt babe. Die Gebelen>
ibiffe 9rtffen befeitigte Yuntte am ltfer bcr
8at an, uno ldmmtlibe Sorts, auBer
Sdnta Sru3, perbalten it3 enttpeber neu>
trail ober iteben auf Settle oeS 0tbmirals
WteloS. Ser 8elabung bon Santa @ru3
lit Die Wtunition unb BET Yrooiant a,ts9ez
gan9cn, uno i'm 6eere feblt es an 0is3i>
pin, ob9leicb 0aiieIbe nocb oem 9rGiiben>
ten 8eiroto treu gu iein ibeint. Nae n
fommenben Sbife ner6en auBerbalb Der
BlofaOelinie gebalten. Wftt 3uitimmung
ber 8efeblsbaber 6cr auStpGrtigen &riegSz
i6if1e tpurbeu Die 2aoungen Der neuan9e>
fommeneu Sbtffe BON WfeQos @e1hnQber
gefauft unb an 8or6 genommen. Oa6urcb
baben Die Gebellen 8orrGt6e er6alten, ocren
ite lebr bebiirftig maren. Der N0miral
9ama, 6er 9ireftor Der Seeqfaoemte, bat
benz 8efc6le bes Brditbenten 8eiroto, oie
Nfaoente gu etnem 6oipttal 3u benuBen,
nt6t Solge ~9elet1tet, unb an6ere Seepffi>
3tere, Die ftcb an Qan6 bcftn0en, baben 6ie
ibnen bon Yeiroto ongebotenen Som
utanbos ab9ele6nt llno crflGrt, 6aB tie
ntcbt gegen ibren alien 8efeblsbaber O1eQoS
fGnlpfen fOnnen.
gtacb ben lebten bier ein9etroffenen 9tacbz
ri3ten baben bic Ge6eQeni6tffe Mqui6aban,
grtmero War3o unb 9tepubltca am Cams
tag BEN 6afen b~erIaIen, INN mach Santos
SIT geben. Sic tDoIen ben 6~ortigen 6afen
blofiren, baS 13ollbduS in 8eiib nebn1en
unb baburcb benz 8rGftbenten Die bon sort
etngebenben bepeutenoen 9iLfSmittel abz
i6neiben.
Die 8alio9icre Ser M1agoalena finb aQ>
gemetn ber Anii9t, baB 8eiTpto unterliegen
ntlB, tpenn Die austparttgen MtGcbte nicbt
3l ietnen @uniten eini6retten. Der @apiz
tdn Der Wfagbatena la9t, baB itb Nto t6atz
1acbltcb i'm 3ultanbe Der Nnarcbie b%efinbct.
Der 6erausgeber oes 8lattes y9to
0eraloo4 Elm Spanter, 1T bon Qfrmcez
offi3ieren pegen ieiner ausgeiprocbenen
unterituBun9 6es Nomirals Wfeuos in brl>
taller Netle err1oroet tporoen.
9aS brafiltanilcbe &%anonen6oot, tpeLcbes
in Santos Ite9t unb cine 3eit lang BET Ste
gterun9 treu bIieh, lit al Dem Ge6ellen iiber=
gegangen, unb Die Jta6ricbt, 6aB 1ib Sic
S6tffe in Sabtd, Yernambuco unb baS
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