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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13

Hon. A. B. Montgomery has been APP
pointed by Governor Morrill, as a dele
gate to the deep water convention of
the western states to be held in Topeka
Oct. 1. No more fitting delegate could
have been found in the Sixth district
than Mr.. Montgomery, who for many
years has devoted his time and energy
to the welfare of western Kansas.
The irrepressible NJ. Tommy Grier,
formerly manager OF the GTieT House
of this city, but now mine host of an
Alliance (Neb.) hostelry, is heard from
in the columns of the Omaha Bee.
Tom had made a bet on a technical
point in base bail rules and left the de-
cision TO Sandy McGFegOT, sporting
editor of The Bee. As is the fashion
with all GoOdland OF eX- Goodland men,
TOmmyWOn.
The Republican newspapers of Kan
sas are constructed on queer lines.
The Hoxie Sentinel in a recent issue
beWailed the fact that Sheridan county
hay could not be shipped to Indiana
because the freight rate of s. per ton
was more than the hay was worth in
Hoosier markets. In another column
it warns the people that a free trade
policy would invite foreign hay to in
wade the Kansas market What the
average man Would.like 10 know is this:
If the home product cannot be shipped
a matter of 800 miles, except at 8 loss,
how in the name of all that is wonder,
ful could a foreign producer freight
his product across ocean and continent
and sell at profit in market where the
highest price for a ton of hay would
not pay the rent of the land upon
which the imported article was grown?
Romantic item in Jennings Echo:
Hugh Mcclure, a farmer living near
GoOdland, received last Monday, by ex
press, a violin that had in it something
more soothing to the Kansas farmer
than music. Two years ago his uncle
died at Washington city. He was sup
posed to have some money saved up,
and as Mcclure was his only heir be
anticipated a little fortune When his
viii was opened it was found he had
left him nothing but an old violin.
Mcclure was so indignant that he
would not pay the express on it TO
Kansas. a few nights ago be dreamed
the fiddle was full of money. He told
his wife, who believed in dreams, aud
she appropriated s. out of her egg
money to pay the charges. It arrived
and when examined found to contain
1880 IN money and a deed TO 100 acres
of land in Virginia. Not word Of ex-
PLANTATION was with it.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13
Hot Bali Game.

Last Thursday was a day long to be
remembered for the high mark to
which the mercury rose, but ball
game was that day played on the
grounds adjacent to GOodland that
waxed even yet more warm than the
hottest Of the suns hot rays.
With but few enthusiastic adj
mirers to cheer them on, the Teagar-
den and Les kid teams struggled for
everlasting supremacy in the great
American game Of ball. The game was
called early in the day and ended only
when the frightening shadows of the
players, casting their silhouettes from
first base to third, signslled the depBr-
ture Of the light Of day.
What a game it was, Single, double
and triple baggers we're met with
doable and triple plays, and the batter
that failed TO occasionally line out 2
home run considered his few years OF
life a failure and a disgrace to bis
team.
Fate had deereed, however, that vic
terry should perch upon the ban.
neEs OF hard batting TeagaFdens, and
although the Lees strained every sineN
10 change the result, the score at the
close Of the last inning showed then
5satsn to The tune Of 20 to 81.
IS the defeated Lees withdrew from
she stricken field their humiliation va.
;sfflsfea By L cordial invite from tn,
cers To pastske Of the joys aud cole
sn 5aln6a N several home grown wstei
sHeissss: during the consumption O
...'.st ss96sa defeat aad victory were fer
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13

The farmer who builds an irrigation
reservoir and makes no provision for
raising fish commits an error that viii
lose him much profit, pleasure and
edible delicacies in the future.
There is always a market for fish and
the rapidity with which they can be
grown and the slight cost, makes fish
growing one of the most important fea-
lures of the irrigation reservoir.
The United States government fur
nished quite number of fish for Kan
sas streams last year, consisting of
such varities as spotted cat and wall
eyed pike. The late fish commissioner,
Mr.. Wampler, in speaking of these va
rieties, says:
The crappie is inclined to take the
lead Of the game varieties of fish
named above, as it does we'll in our
prairie ponds, is a good grower, is a
fine game fish, and is, especially as
food, the finest pan fish known in our
waters. and the delight Of fishermen, as
it takes the hook freely. The black
bass is a firstclass game fish and we'll
known to most people. Tt does well in
cur prairie ponds, if not too small in
area, well sodded, and with a good
depth of water The rock bass some
times called g0ggle-eyed and red,eyed
perch is fine table fish and grows to
the size of one pound; is very gamey
and a hook bitter, and wherever planted
ia our waters is extraordinary in its
growth and propagation. The ring
perch is. also a fine fish, growing to the
size of three pounds, thrives well and
takes to our waters about the same as
the rock bass. The wall-eyed pike
does we'll in some Of our eastern
streams and would also in the irrigat-
ing reservoirs in the western part of
the state, growing as it will in size up
to so pounds but it will not thrive in
ponds unless of large area, at least
eight feet in depth of water, fed from
springs. The above mentioned fish all
breed the second year, if we'll cared
for
The channel or spotted cat does in
all our streams and lakes; and also in
ponds not less than eight feet in depth
and covering not less than half an acre,
while deeper water and larger area is
much better. This fish does not gener-
ally spawn until about five years old,
but will grow to any size up to 200
pounds, and is classed by many to be
the leading table fish. The rainbow
trout is one of the hardest Of the trout
family and I have taken considerable
trouble to place this variety in the
waters of Kansas during the past year,
but as yet I am not sufficiently &C
quainted with its adaptation to our
localities to warrant a statement of its
prospective propagation successfully"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13
COLONEL PENNY GAINED.
Presented With a Neat GOId-Headed Stick
BY His Regiment.

Presented With a Neat Gold Headed Stick
BY His Regiment
During the peragrations Of Colonel
E. w. Penny this summer he took in
the annual reunion of the both Indi-
ana volunteers, of which he was colonel
and in whose service he lost his sword
arm. The regiment was famous for its
fighting qualities and during its ser
vice lost more than half its original
numbers in battle.
The both was with Sherman in its
march to the sea and for 10 days in
the Atlanta campaign was never out of
the hearing Of musketTy fire. The
campaign was, in short, one continuous
battle, in which his gallant regiment
took no little part.
Aug. 6, 1864, was the bloOdiest day Of
the war in the regimental history of
the 130th. On that day, in less than 20
minutes, more than 200 Of their number
we're killed and wounded. To the sur
viVors this day is a sacred one, and has
become a fixed day for the reunion of
the surviving members of the regiment.
This year the reunion was held at
Middletown, Ind, and was one of the
most enjoyable meetings the battled-
Scared veterans have ever partici-
pated in.
As token of their regard the mem
bers of the organization this year pre-
scented Colonel Penny with an elegant
gold-headed, mahagony cane, bearing
his name on a silver plate, and also the
date Of presentation and by whom.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Broom corn cutting has commenced.
DR.. Thomas extracts teeth without
pain.
NJ B. Tomblin was down to Topeka
this week.
Il you need anything in hardware go
to Books.
Thomas P. Leonard, abstracter and
insurance.
F. D. Lyman of Kansas City, was in
town Saturday.
Tarvelingman A. Sutherland was in
the city Friday.
The only woman sheriff Oh earth
lives in Missouri.
7. NJ. Doffenbaugh of Denver, was
in town yesterday.
Shoemaker Ed Green from Roswell,
was here this week.
J. L. Morris of Quibman, No, was at
the Palace Saturday.
Charley RulOn is laid up with bad
attack of the quinsey.
W. o. Campbell of st. Francis, was
down here Wednesday.
G. 7. Mills of Superior, Neb., was at
the Commercial Thursday.
lie. Cooke, the Burlington druggist,
was in the city last Friday.
For handmade harness go to ]. W.
Book. All work guaranteed.
W. A. Barry of st. Joseph, was a
guest at the Palace Saturday.
Edna Brewington from Colorado
Springs, was here Wednesday.
Rev, Slick Of Atwood, is holding SER
vices in the Christian church.
Joseph Hague of st. Joseph, was a
Commercial guest Wednesday.
Z. J. Scott and wife returned from
the mountains Sunday morning.
Mrs. Morse of Garden City, is visit
ing friends in this city this week.
J. NJ. Blake of the Topeka State
Journal was in the city Saturday.
The water commissioner is having
fire guards plowed around the city,
George Ashley of Pawnee county,
Neb., is visiting his parents this week.
il. VanAuker and family returned
Monday from a few weeks visit in
Ohio.
Canaries for sale.-Two young singers
your choice for 81. Inquire at this
Office
Charley Scarborough has gone into
the mercantile business at Jefrey's old
stand.
The Jeffrey drug store has been
moved into the building north Of Mill
sacks.
Lewis Schwerdtfeger returned We'd
nesday from a visit 60 friends in Neb-
rsska.
P. JOslyn of Minneapolis, Mimi,
was registered at the Commercial yes
terday.
There was a lawn party at the home
of Miss Bessie Murphy Wednesday
evening.
See B. F. Brown for insurance, alb
straets, houses TO rent, Russell bank
building.
A Chicago blOomer club has adopted
this motto: .'United We stand, divided
we wheel
Hot aud dry is the way the weather
bulletin for Goodlaad has read the
past week.
See those samples OF tailor made
suits at Dawson Bros. & Co. Fits
guaranteed.
/ George r. Caldwell, correspondents
/ for the Rocky Mountain News, was il
/ the city Tuesday.
/ Farmers, tbs Colby roller mills vii
give from 3 TO 81 pounds Of flour for
bushe1 Of wheat.
/ The Colby woman who tried UaEb0lh
acid for her eorns last month is able {,
walk with cruteEss.
Charles DIN, vino murdered MAJ
named Bolt u the early days OF th9
coanty IS trying u gel q pardon. =.
IS the only Murderer SherHsn count.
was ever afflicted Hiih.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13
BLASTS PROM RAM's HORN.

The inventor Of soap was friend Of the
gospel.
1t doesn't take much money to make a good
man rich
No prayer ever hurts a prayer meeting by be-
ing too short.
Keep your heart full OF good will and God win
keep It fnii Of love.
Ehn hest We've are sometimes rlei1t a! the
end Of the longest tunnels.
Lore secs danger aiar Of, bHi tbc loged one
500 often turns deaf eas to the wsIHing.
y hen We come ctnse to q giant he often turns
aus 70 &c oniy eCHmon man on ssitls.
The ioaear and stronger the arms Of the yic3ye5
thqinoEe IL VII iust Wisea thes are broken.
fEe man vtie asgef giFes God any money Eii
net heip the cause much b. shouting 10 church
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13
Utilizing the Earth's Central Heat.

One of the schemes for future engi-
neers to work at will be the sinking
of a shaft 1900 or 1000 feet into
the earth for the purpose of utilizing
the central heat of the globe. 1t is
said that such a depth is by no means
impossible, with the improved ma,
chinery and advanced methods Of the
coming engineer. Water at a tenn
perature of 200 degrees centigrade,
which can, it is said, be obtained
from these deep behring's. would not
only heat houses and public buildings,
but would furnish power that could
be utilized for many purposes. Hot
water already at hand is necessarily
much cheaper than that which must
be taken when cold and brought up
to the required temperature, Once
the shaft is sunk, all cost in the item
of the hOt-water supply ceases. The
pipes, if good, will last indefinitely,
and as natures st0kers never allow
the fire to go out, there would come
in the train of this arrangement many
advantages. When by Shrinking a shaft
in the earth we can secure q perpetual
heating apparatus which we can
regulate by the turning of a key, one
trial of life will fade into nOthingness.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13
Free shorthand Course.

Any reader of this paper may leaan
of an opportunity to receive a complete
mail course in shorthand and type
writing at cost Of postage by address
ing A. D. department. The World, Kan
sas City, no. If use of machine is de-
sired 81 per month viii be charged for
use of same. Address as above for full
particulars. This course is under the
direct supervision Of an expert teacher
and court reporter of 10 years expert
ence. and is valued at SO.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13
nenf Children

Are educated free at the Kansas school
for the deaf, located at 0lathe. The
next term begins Wednesday, Sept. II
If you know of deaf child in Kansas
who is not attending this school, you
will confer a favor on such child by
sending its parents address to 4. A.
Stewart, superintendent, 0lathe, Kan.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13

A runaway team from the country
ran into town Thursday morning and
brought up against a hitching post
back of The REPUBLIC office, breaking
the harness and damaging the wagon
slightly. The team belonged to Mr.
Limbaugh, who was thrown out of the
wagon about a mile north of GoOdland,
and badly shaken up.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13
Gone Up Higher.

In memory of little Clarence Coons,
son of j. P. Coons, who died Aug. %:
Little Clarence gone and left us,
DeSOlate our homes will be,
For the face we love SO dearly here on earth no
more we'll see.
Ten short months God spared our darling,
To his parents tender love,
Then called him from this world of sorrow.
To higher one above.
-Ezza Van Wrinkle.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13
Chean Rales in L.onisrilIe.

The great Rock Island route will take
the G. A. r. and friends to Louisville
at a rate less than one fare. Tickets
for sale in Kansas and Nebraska Sept.
s to 10, inclusive. and in Colorado Sept.
6 to inclusive. All tickets good to
return Sept. IA to Oct. g. Get full par
ticulars aud price of ticket by address
sng I. J. Anderson, assistant general
ticket and passenger agent, Topeka.
JOHN SEBASTIAN.
General Passenger Agent, Chicago, Ills
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13

Pat MeClGskey has been nominated
By Cheyenne county POpulists for the
Office of sheriff. If Pat doesn't succeed
in "twining aud tying down" his OPP
ponent every 0ld-timer that has ever
had any acquaintance with Pat viii be
found Gu the wrong side of the prog
nostication.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
known as Robinson & Stewart is dis
olyed by mutual consent. NJ, Robin
son continuing the business and II. ".
Stewart retiring. II. ROBINSON,
II. W. STEWART.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13
Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain uncalled
for in the GoOdlsnd postof6ce:
Black Miss Said Brown, Dir James
Gillespie. Miss Alice huns. Mr.. D.C.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13
THE American navy is in need Of

-@---S1- 80 ~ = II --1- q
sailors to man its ships. There was a
time when American jack tars were as
plentiful as those of other nations, but
they, like the american merchant
marine, have gone, victims of a foolish
protective policy. The navy depart
ment has now the choice of unskilied
Americans OF incompetent foreigners
with which to man its fleet.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13
Card of Thanks.

/ wish to express my sincere thank
fitness to the neighbors and friends
for their kindness and assistance dur
ing the sicknesssOf my husband.
MIS-. j. COPELAND.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13
FISH For IRRIGATION PONDS.
4 Source Of Profit that Should Bot Be over
Locked By IrrigatOrs.

When Building an Irrigation Pond or Re
servOir Arrange 1t So that 1t Can Also
Be Used for Raising Fish-Tke Varieties
Most Profitable.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13

Il 2EPuBLIeAN bimetallist is q sgneny-
nous term Tor Republican gcidbng
i the party 50 declares
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-09-13

Its Reputation as a GO-Ahead, Get-Up-
and-Hustle Sort OF Town Needs Con-
siderable Furnishing to Make It Shine
as of YOre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
G0NFERENCIA FIASC0.

Hs Aquf en- cuatro IalAbrAs, el
uicio lue b, msrecido 4 La EpO.
ca a confer ,nciA sohre las cues
tlOnes ActualeS de Cuba, pronun-
eiAdas en- el Ateneo de Madrid
por el DiputAio 10 au'onomiSta Sr
Terry
La.confere acia del senior Terry
puede s'ntetizarse en- pocas pa.a.
br@s: bueno, excelente, todo 10 de
los norteamericanos; malo, p6si-
mo, todo 10 dc Espaiia.
III propio apasionsmiento de ta-
les juiOios, formulados por ell dipu-
tado autonomista, les quitA Ia poca
0 ni0guna importancia que quleren
dares cuantos, como 81, los forman.
ID sudrtorio, que no di6 nj una
mnestra de aprobaci6n al orador
dnrsnte 50 discurso, aguard6 el
final, para aplaudIrle por pura cor
tesla y.
En- resumsn que 10 coDfsren-
sis de- Sr Terry fue por todos
con ;sptos ON fAsco.
I PArs ESQ se habia Anunciado
eon Dombo y plaEillos ?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
LA FORMULA.

Nos r,ferimoI a Ia de trAnIs.
cion en- ell problemA eubano.
PArece que IA que 90 iba
aprobAr era Ia sigulsnte, que re-
corts mos de IL pren.A de Madrid
"Se conserva en- Ia isla de Ouba
Ia actual orga 1izacl6n provincial,
mantenlendo estss corporacionel
Atribuciones identIcas las que tie
men hoy.
So organiss un Oonssjo de ad
ministraci0D, CON vocales, mitad
electives, que se renovaran cada
coatrO amos, y mltad de nombta-
mlento dc la Corona.
La renovation de estos queia al
arbitrio del Gobierno.
& OonseiO estarG presidido POI
81 Captain general de Ia isla, al
cual se reservan todas las atribu-
clones one le reconocia el proyec-
ia del seilor Maura.
No formaFan parte del Oonsejo
los vccales natos, pero 6stos forma-
ran Junta de sutOridades, Que fan
cionara independlentemente d g
aquel
81 Oonsejo har& el presupues.
to general de Ia isla, qae habra de
ir q examen del Go bietno y apro-
bAcion lie las Cortes.
A los Ayuutamientos SO les re-
conoce el derecho de slsarse ante
el Oonsejo de los acuerdos de las
Diputaciones respectivas, fjAndose
en- este condolences para una Am.
plia decentralization admin lstra.
tivR.
En- la palte electoral, se deseD-
tiende la formula do 10 ampliaci6n
del censo, limitaudose & uniticar ell
procedimiento conforme O. que se
Obsesva en- Ia Peninsula para las
elecciones provlnclales."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
N ADA MAS.

Ouanto de magnifico admira el
mundo, sombra 10 mas grande q Ia
realidad comparsda, ESQ 90 el CielO,
8 do una idea palida de g., y esaa
sus virtudep, que por ESQ, no en- In
TERRA, sino e0 aquel immortal reino,
deben hallar Ia recompensa.
La honradeE que, por tanto, en-
los templOs no busQue eI corOnsrse,
no es virtud cristiana, nj al hom-
bre alcanza m6rito, nj le conQuista
paE en- ell alma, que es supreme
bien de nuestra vida.
Y 81 asi no 10 Green honrados CO.
razones, Sc haCen sgravlo el os
mlsmos, que apareCen meE0s bue :.
nos de 10 que son, pofQue recono
cen el cult0 p6bliCo que Ia grande.
"a de Dios % merece, , por fdtilee
respetos del mundo es que no ee
deciden & rendirselo.
La miseria del humane corax6n,
siempre atestiguando 10 pob-e que
90, cuandO los esplendores de Ia
gracia no le iluminan |
81 vlera Ia famtlIa On los TEN
plos oEmplir 4 sus mlembros
iiviIO precepto, seria este seno de
paS por los cristianoa SACRIFICES la
diCh0sa en- que I'm dia se
fundieran los gEandes ciudadanos
de 10 pstria.
81 ls sooledad vlera 4 sus hiios,
sin distinction, Oubrlrae en Las lyle
Hiaa con el valoS de la legitima Vir-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15
BUENA REPLICA.

Djo en- estes dias 10 aiguiente
an peri6dico uitrA-aut ,uomists
de Santiago de Cuba, EI Triunto:
Gal cabo de muehos siglos no
ha podido todavia Espsfia sustraer
sc a los efectos de esas gueFrss in.
restlnss, ambicioneS y eSpectaculos
que stestiguan sus desgobiernos.
Aqui hay sociedades nuevas que
pugnsn , se sgitan por constituir-
Sc, y NADIA pue den echsr en- cara 4
los j6venes pueblos de America las
viejas naciopes de Europs, cuyas
sangrientas convulsiones y asola-
doras gueiras dejsn en- la memo
ria humsna tristisimo feeuerdo."
A cato rep lea con 10 que re.
producimos continuation otrc
peri6dieo liberal muy AvanEsdo,
de Ia misma losslidAd, La opinion
psfbIica i:
"GQue qulere deoir EE Triunfo
con esAe manifeetae ones 7
1 Acas0 tiene Espafla Ia culpa de
que en- CUBA hsys hombEes que no
5engsn cslma sufoiepfe para mar
char p0r la senda del prOgreso al
paso que 10 prudenCis y Ia evolu
ci6n requieTen I
81 en- Espah4 hay ambiCiones y
1isCoFdias, en- todss parties las hay
lamb en-.
Oitenos ei colega ara cola na-
sioD, 10 mAs petteUta e4 cDyo senoI
40 haya distuEbiOs , luohas i9ter
ass, y le daFemos entonots Ia "a.
i0p,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-15

don Basilio August = don Federico |
Oohando.
A Generates de Division a los de |
Brigsda d. Francisco Ogorioy don
Luis de Santiago.
A General do BrIgada al Ooronel
de logenisrcs don Federico Ruiz
Zsrrilla.
A Intendente. de Ei6scito 4 don
Antonio Merlo, y 4 Intendents de
Divlsion a don joss Vigil.
Nombrando Pfesidante del Con.
sejo SlpFemo de Guerra y Marina
al Tenlents General don Fernando
Primo de Rivera, Marques de Es-
tella
Idem de Ia Janta @ >nsu tiva de
Guerra al Tenicnte Ge or il D. Sl-
pas Mario.
ldem d. Ia pr,m ia Sscci6n de
la Junta Oonsultiva al Teniente
General don Jose SanteIices.
Idem de Ia tercera Secci6n de Ia
J1nta Consultiva al Teniente &C.
neral don Pedro de Cuenca.
Idem segundo iefe del 60 Ouerpo
de Eiercito (B1rgos) al General de
Division don Gear del Villar.
Idem OomaDdante General de Ia
segunda division del 7c Ouerpo de
Ete:clto (Valladolid) sl General de
Division dor Jacinto Leon.
ldem segundo jefe del primer
Ouerpo de Ejercito al General de
Division do1 jose Slnchez Gomez
| Idem Oomandante General de Ia
seroera division del primer Cuerpc
al General de Division don Joaquin
Sanchez Gomez.
| Idem Oomandante general de Ia
prlmera division del 60 Ouerpt
Pamplona), al General de Division
don Sebastian de Ia Tore.
i Olspoaiendo que el General d,
Division don Manuel L Loresecha ce
se en- ell cargo de segundo Jefe de
tercsr Ouerpo dc Ejercito, y nom
orando en- 81 lugsr q don Adolf,
b odrfgues Btu ron.
| Nombrando Oomandante genera
10 la segunda division del terce
Ouerpo tOArtsgsns) al General d.
Division don Fe ierico Fa.sari.
| lem Oomal d. ante general de Il
primera division del qninto Ousrp
AArsgoza) sl General de Division
don Francisco Lofo y Perez.
ldem iefe de Ia segnnda brlga1I
1e 10 segunds division del sext'
Ouerpo (San SebastIau) al Genera
De Brigada don joan de Zabala.
Lem Oomandante general de 10
genieroS del septlmo Ouerpo a' Ge
neral de brigada don Federico Rai
ZOrrilla.
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