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New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington. Feb i3 (SpeciaD-Naval orders have
been issued as follows: Commander Thomas Nelson
ordered as ordnance officer OF tho Boston Navy
Yard. Lieutenant G. W. Tyler detached from the
Naval Library and granted three months sick leave.
Gunner Iohn Gaskins placed on the retired list from
March g. Lieutenant w. r. caperton ordered 10
duty in the Once OF Naval Intelligence Ensign G..
H. Brand ordered the same duty. Passed As
sstant Engineer q. y. Strickland detached from
treatment at the Naval Hospital, Mare Island, and
placed on waiting orders
The following Army orders have been announced:
Iy direction OF the Secretary Of War board of
officers, to consist OF Major Joseph B. Girari sur
gcon; Major Tully McCrea. 5th Artillery; Captain
John Mcclellan. 9Th Artillery; captain Charles Will
cox assistant surgeon: First Lieutenant John NJ.
NcalI 4th Cavalry, ~ appointed 10 meet At tnc
Preside OF San Francisco on February ". for the
mental and physical examination Of appontccs 10
ibe United States Military Academy The cXami-
nations will he conducted In accordance with in
struc;ions which Will b furnished the board by the
SUPERINTENDENT OF tho Military Academy.
Leave of absence for one month and fifteen days
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE.

Washington. Feb. 13.-The House was principally
occupied to-day in considering business relating
to the District OF Columbia but -oom Was found
in that discussion for the introduction Of
luton by Mr. Van Voorhis Gtep., n. ". bearing
on Government financial matters. the main tenor
Of which was to request a report from the Com
mi,tee on Ways and Means of the testimony. ev-
dence and statements made by Secretary Carlisle
before that committee yesterday regarding the re-
cent bond contract. The New-York Representative
was very anxious for this information. and Mr.; W.T.
son, the chairman OF the committee. assured Mr.
Van Voorhis that ne had copy or the contract IN
sent IT, This was done later In the shape OF a
report from the Ways and Means Committee on the
Presidents message relating 20 the $62Vo,0U pond
contract when report contained q copy OF the
contrast II was soon evident that there was oIs-
m,ttee thought Of the matter and the HOUSE nrss
adopted a motion which VIII allow them 10 pre-
sent their views on the subject Tomorrow. The
report was ordered printed and referred to the
union calendar The House at 51o p. m Adjourned
until tomorrow at IL a.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
NATIONAL. FOREST PREsERVATION
11rTLE cIIANCE or SECURING THE NECESSARY
LEGISLATION FROM THIS CONGRESS.

rITTlL cIANCE or SECURING THE NE'E@-AHl
LEGISLATION FROM THIS CONGRESS.
Washington. Feb - ,spcciaD.-The chance Of
getting any legislation through THIS session o'
Congress 10 protect the 100000 acres OF IAid sci
aside nv the Government ~ forest reserves has
about vanished. Secretary ilole Smith Is charged
with the duty OF protecting these reserves. but
declares that he has way or means oi carrying
the law into effect lie asked Congress 10 pass 4
bin on the subject which he presented In MS an
nual report q year ago. The House did MOI accept
Secretary Smiths bill. but passed one Of iis o"n.
The Senate Committee on Public Lands has NOW
nrescnted an entirely different bill. prepared by
AIR Teller as n substitute for the one passed ~
the House At this late day In the session tAlS
means that nothing viii be done. IL Was shown
in a report 10 the Senate that IN eleven years time
"a te5 tsl worth OF timber has been stolen from
these reserves \ vastly larger amount ~ value
Of timber has hccn destroyed by forest fires. the
result largely OF wanton carelcssness. which
might be prevented to large extent b} proper
regulations that could be enforced. IRE worst
damage Of these forest fires Is not so Inuch TO De
sought in the destruction Of thc standing TIMBER
as In the destruction OF the Forest floor los which
the chance Of terminating seeds ana natural
restoration is annihilatcd ana the wai"r-reguai-
ing capacity Of the forest destroyed.
European experience and practice hav" demon
siratcd that by proper regulations forests can be
preserved and increased in value. The great I'M,
pOildi'" 'l -H'H ifFHlot'"i-,x
by any one, hut owing 10 differences hetWccn IN"
two houses and the Interference OF timber thieves
and the desire OF The Western men 10 have inc
laws liberal enough to suit their constituents who
want to cut timber from the public lands, the
efforts that have been made in Congress Tor years
10 pass a satisfactory bill on the subject nav"
been aboriive. And now another Congress is
about passing away and nothing be done
owing TO this continued division IN opinion on The
subject
Mr. TciIer's substitute provides that no forest
reservations shall be established except to improve
and protect the forest within the reservation, or
for the purpose OF securing favorable conditions
Of water-now and 10 insure continuous supply
of timber for the people OF the States wherein
snch forest reservations located, but II IS not
the purpose OF this act TO authorize the Inclusion
within the rcserva tions OF lands more valuable
Tor the mineral thereon for agricultural pur-
poses than for timber The Secretary OF the In
fcrior is authorized TO make regulations for the
protection Of the forests from fires and depreda-
ton and their occupancy and use under such
rules as will insure the objects for which they
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY WAGE SCALE.
OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES IN coNFERENcE-EF-
FORTS TO EQrAtiZE PAY.
wasbnpton FEB 13-The expected conference
hstwcen the officers of the Southern Railway Com
pany and their employees In an endeavor 70 arr".ise
,ha,r differences took pace here to-day MI
Baldwin third vice-presdent. met the committee
q, 40 n m The meeting was entirely HARMONIOUS
In its answer to the request OF tho men ior 's
toration Of the wages paid IN le9l' the Sou'''' !"
Railway Company has adopted metnoh OF ue''-
ment OF this subject different. 1t Is peIeVe'' IV. ~
any heretofore used, In thorough ana eShauS"'e
,nalvs,s of the commercial and Industrial conditions
affecting the question OF wages ana the reat.'e
position Of railroad employees as compareu W."
those engaged in other industries puonS'''.s '
result In a pamphlet addressed to the ehs'"ee'H'
frcmen, conductors and trainmen, wnich co"'
the reasons why the company Is unable 10 H'a"e
general Increases at present. This pamphiet wes
delivered to the employee committee to-day i"s
communication Is signed by President spencer anu
Vice President Baldwin. and explains tha' i'e-
qualities Of pay and service exist IN conseauence
Of the several component parts Of the system, and
these are be equallzed The changes M iaas mi, NJ
chiefly to employees receiving the small pay of s ~
month. those receiving less than that arga lines
ba,lr,r had their wages reduced more than those
on the Richmond and Danviie. This inequality -
Attention Is called TO the 3enerai Iepte ssh and
listing In all branches of industry IN tne o,ut, NV ~
the consequent curtament OF the earning pow, ., 81
ali individuals and corporations. and 10 inc LAY iaI'
that amid this shrinkage. when Is aInlost n unI
vn~sal rairoad empioyes have borne a smaller pro-
portionate reduction than any other class ehs~se'
In Industrial pursuits. , 49,. o,d sc,ad,,,os
In conclusion It is stated that the oId scaeuuaes
required sixty days notice OF any proposed clans
and that therefore the new schedules WIZ lot M s1he
effect before May unless the men desire d" e"'''
date ,....,,, oe,oci,tons
,ook the statement under consideration
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

the Mexican dolla-, shall be receivaoie AT w W
Treasury Of the United States and its seNsraa ~"
dces and AT the several postoffces and land oilces
at the rates Of valuation following; Ine iohI," ~
A dollar or piece OF two rea's at % ceii.S. M o,s r
eicbth Of a dollar or piece Of one real AT 10 cents;
and the sixteenth OF a dollar or hai reai' a' d
The effect OF the statute Is 10 MAKE a." o"'','
internal revenue and other dues they contehn'
araho in this silver coin. \ section or the STAT
n,es following this provides that al foreign COINS
received AZ the Treasury shall b. recolnei pcfoIe
boing raissued The two statutes toge'ner VIII IN
,ho oninion of The friends Of silver bring ABOUT tree
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
DTi NOyDS AND THE TARIFF.

The Board of Appraisers has rendered decision
under the new Tariff law on the clause relative to
diamonds not cut and In the rough. The decision 10
that diamonds coming under this cause are exempt
from duty Collector Kibreth. however does not
recognize the validity Of the decision and an appea,
VIII be taken Ia the courts Meanwhile the usual
duty of q per cut and 10 per cent on uncut
diamonds will be levied
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
A Great Relief in Colds.

Rev. ID. Parker Morgan, d. d., Rec
tor of the Church of the Heavenly
Rest, New York, writes November Is,
1894: 81 have been using great
deal of Ponds Extract for the past
year in gargling, as find it affords
great relief in colds
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

FREE-CoINAGE MEN FIND MARES NEST.
Washington, Feb. ls,-The free-coinage advocates
in the HouJe have unearthed statute which they
hope may bring about the free coinage OF silver
The statute in question IL a law Of 1857. re-enacted
in the revised statutes OF 1878 A careful research
has been made and no repeal Of the statute can be
found. The statute section 1851 Of the revised
statutes and reads follows:
The pieces commonly known a. the quarter. eighth
and slxteenth Of the epansh pliar-deliss. and Of
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

Treasury 10 find out how far they are liable 10 'ne
,,co,,. Inv on cornora,lons The novel contention
has been made by some OF the companies tnat they
are not liable as all their earnings are mane al
sea Others hold that they liable only for ore
half Of their earnings. Commissioner Miller has the
matter under consideration.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
Mr.. PULLMAN EXPLAINS TO THE COURT.

Chicago. Feb. l3.-George NJ Pullman this atter-
noon appeared before Judge Grosscup and was
exonerated from the charge OF attempting 70
evade the order OF the court He stated tnat ne
was not in his Office when the bailin called win
the subpoena but was In Vce-President WicKess
office across the way Later in the afternoon OF
that day he started for New-York. not to AVOID
the order OF the court. but because ne haa aireauy
made all arrangements to go. Nopouy was az
mitted 10 the chambers but Mr. Pullman anu
counsel for the different parties interested
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
DOW MER Y
4 "SEC"
and
CHAMPAGNE NsYURE (Vin Brut).
"High Grade Champagne of
uniform quality. .

l. cr,n,cd Major Charles ". Raymond Corps OF
Engineers So, .,.,, fo- n Tihor-
tad Salvador. via san Jose de Guatemala
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
NEm.ronK RIscrIr COMPANr.S REPORT.

Chicago. Feb. l3.-President William H. Moore
reported at the annual meeting of the New-fork
Biscuit Company. held here this morning ina, at
the close OF the fiscal OF 1894 the ASSETS
amounted 10 81 Si .0S The earnings after Pa',WWS
interes: and other charges. were $,io.@~ -. w.
Hazen and Henry j. Evans were elected diree'ots
for three years.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

Subscribers to the Goverrren: ,oan will re-
desire. The demand for the bonds is greater than
the amounts which the managers OF the syndicate
to part with. In fact. some subscribers viii
receive only q per cent OF the amount they OK
pected one member OF tine Stock Exchange yes
tcrday offered to buy s00OG OF the issue at ll2i2.
which would net the syndicate big profit and II
the syndicate could sell all the bonds at such rate
x0O0g,o. The offer Of l12ii not considered rash
in banking circles. for people have predicted
that the bonds would be selling in the course OF
two years high as ll6
The a,iotments OF the bonds 70 the members Of
the syndicate have been made by Mr.. Morgan and
Mr.. Belmont. and most Of the members have signed
the contract of membership All the members OF
the syndicate agree that they will not draw any
of the gold for the bonds from the Treasury either
that they Will not export any god during the life
of the syndicate. The terms Of the sac OF the
bonds are absolutely in the hands OF the managers
Of the syndicate, and they can enforce the terms
OF the contract through their ability to control the
foreign exchange market II would he easy for the
managers to underse.l any firm which tried TO put
up foreign exchange rates TO the gold-exporting
point
Yesterday the Assay Office got muddlcd up on
account of It's lack OF facility TO handle large re-
stepped in to help. and hereafter most of the gold
deposited for the bonds will be received at the Sub
Treasury. The receipts at the Assay Office yestcr
day were Ss25oO and at the Sub Treasury s2 N0000
making the total for the day $.625GDO and the total
up 10 date SS0l5,0n1. Further engagements of god
the week the gold reserve will be creeping toward
$50 900 0ND
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
Hoods
s a s a p ariII a

Removes tie cause by purifying and enrchlne
the blood. giving TO it Just those qualities which
are demanded for the proper support OF the
nervous system. Hundreds OF women who once
suffered from nervousness write that they have
taken Hoods Sarsaparilla and nervousness has
disappeared This was because Hoods Sarsa-
parilla purified their blood.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
4 AUGUSTUS HEALY REJECTED.

Washington Feb 1S.-The Senate to-day rejected
TIE nomination of A. Augustus Hea.y nominated
on December last to be Collector Of Internal Rev
cr,ue for the First District Of New-lork.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
Strong Nerves

Depend upon pure. rich, red nourshing,
strengthening blood The nerves derive their
sustenance from the blood and when they are
weak 1t is because they do not receive the nour-
ishmeat needed. The true cure for nervousness
will not be found in opiate or sedative COM
pounds. These only allay the symptoms
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

The cable announcement that the Turkish Min
lister OF War has ordered the distribution among
three army corps OF Manser rifles stored for several
years past ~ without special Significance, In the
opinion OF American Army officers here. Turkey In
1880 adopted the Manser OF 1863 miilimetre calibrc
for lis army. but the new guns were never dstrip-
uted account OF the store OF ammunition for
older weapons still on hand The troops were here
fofore armed with $4,000 Martini .45-inch. 10000
Snlders. 5000 Remlngtons and $1,000 Wlncnesters
which led to considerable confusion. These are
uniform callbre and breech mechanism.
Attorneys for some Of the transatlantic steamship
companies have been submieting inquiries y the
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

MARDI GRAS EXCURSION To NEW
LEANS.
\ uardi Gras excursion from Washington 10
New-Orleans is TO be given by the Sou'heln i''''
way over the Piedmont Air Line, from 'eDru"'y
%, m %, Tickets are good for fifteen days. Trains
for N@w-orleans leave New-Yora daily at 4;S7
p. M. and l2:lJ a. m
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

The House Claims Committee has ordered favor
able report on the Senate bill appropratng s2
to compensate ElIhu Root. OF NeY-York, for ser
vices rendered in the suit of the Yale Lock Manu-
featuring Company Ia 1854. The bill appropratng
SlC0 10 reimburse Charles r. Russell, OF Comecti-
cut. for money expended for clerk hire while Vice
Consul at Liverpool England received favorable
report.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

Captain Brooks. Superintendent Of the Foreign
Mall Service. has been advised that the steamship
Victoria. which wa to sail for China and Japan
prosper Tor mall tor those countries being sent
until the Gaelic sails from San Francisco. on March
lext. This makes two vessels withdrawn on ac-
count Of accidents
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
TERMS OF THE CONTRACT.

The following is copy Of the contract made by
the Secretary Of the Treasury with the foreign
syndicate:
This agreement entered into this eighth day Of
February 1885 between the Secretary OF the Treas
ury OF the United States, of the first part and
Messrs. August Belmont & Co, OF WORK
on behalf OF Messrs y. NJ. Rothschild & Sons, or
London. England, and themselves; and Mcssrs j.
p. Morgan Co. OF New-York. on behalf OF
Messrs J. s. Morgan & Co, OF London, and them
selves. parties of the second part
Winesseth: Whereas: ii Is provided by the Re Re
vised Statutes of the United States (Secton 1900
that the Secretary of the Treasury may purchase
coin with any of the bonds notes OF the United
States authorized by law, at such rates and upon
such terms as he may deem most advantageous to
the public interests and the Secretary Of the Treas
ury now deems that an emergency exists in which
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

MORE FAITH PLACED N THE BUREAU THAN IN
TUT pprn,cr,oN OF THE NEw-oRLEANs
PROFESSIONAL BEAR-BAD WEATHER
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-15
Snreabnr8iiGeS aus SeIsisn.

Gur3Iih Nahts purben auf
Dem Gantinefeniter elmer Goblenerube
Su G%batelineau 5nei Spnamit=Gartous
den gum grplpoiren sebra6t, ipelde
'idmmtliAe 5eniter i'm Serei1 bon so
Meter SeritOrtsn uno Die 6acao. ses
%genanntsn Sauiss tbeilpeiie sertriim=
merte. Die Yelppbner oes 9ebduoes
iuuroen aus ben getten gelhleuoert.
Wtan bOrte ben furttbaren Small auf
cine Stunoe gntfsrnung. IS liegt
elm gerbre6en Dor, weldss Der pripat-
rade entiprinst.
Sn G6atelaint siinoete elm
6idbriger Sube mittels elmer brennen.
Den aerSe ben Sorbang elmer Wie9e an,
in meltem snei Sdu9linge f6liefen.
Die arlnen @eien truroen total carbo.
niIirt, oa oas Teuer crit lpdt BON Na1=
barn entoeft nurDe.
Bel y a It n a d tpuroe Dor einiaen
Sagen elm iuneer Wanu, Der bon bort
mad ieiner Seimatb 5uriiftebren woQte,
oes NaAts BON einem &dubgeIeien an.
sesrifen uuo ieiner @elOb0rle beraubt.
Die SOrle entbielt II 6r. Cine Oil.
oere Summe bon 200 Ssr. bate Der
iunge Mtann in isinsn 8lsiOern psr-
ltedt; oieie fanb Der &aubsr nihk
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-15
Nus Scm iibrisen OraBbsr;astbnm,

Sr. 6riob BON Salheim, crit
ttirSllb al bic weite Srult Der lieben
Seimatb suriidgefebrt, lieB Dieler Saae
ourA Srn. Motar Waisrus aus Mon=
BORT lein Ganses 8eliBtbum perlteigern
uno miro in turser Sriit nab Dem ier=
nen gSelten SuriidicSeln.
IS beiBt, bas Poitgebduoe in
&emi6 iOl pOm Sort auf oen Mtartt=
plaB ulten in Die Staoi psrlsgt lueroen.
Sn Siiien fanoeu Ndbbarn Den
~70idbrigen Yeter Sui6eng toot i'm
Bette. Gin S9laefluB batte ieinsm
Seben Elm gnoe 9emaft.
Ser Dor Ginger 3eit ans 9lmerita
Suriifaetsbrte S. 9. @OBinger aus
0opelin9en ipuroe oieicr Sage nit
einem 9tloben bon &OOlt CSlllen) 9e=
traut uno tebrt in Sdloe nit ieiner
6rau uno mcGreren iungen Seuten naa
Den Ser. Staaten Suriid.
Nm 8. Ses. Wur0ens iteQte Al
ibrem S6reden Die Gbeiruu bon Sob.
Seller, Nrbeiter in Sbertetin0eu, ielt,
Dab elm Sieb ibr aus Dem nit Sor=
bdn9e'3loB perIperrten, binter Dem
gSObnbauie beleaenen Sbuppen fir
l25 6r. sSdIAe seitoblen bate.
Sells, 26. Ses. @ereits Is Sage
arbeitsten bier S6rsinermeiIter nit
lbren GeIeaen lietig all Der Mnierti=
8llng Der erforoerliheu NeubeFbaHuno
bon Silhen, Stiiblen C. iiir Die Su-
b~otSiabrit bon Serrn SeinB bon 2an-
oenDt. Wtit Dem neuen Sabre miro be-
tunntltb cine beoeutenae glnj0bl Dir,
beltstafte in oieIer Yraube bier bei6df.
tl9t meroen. Sn Sdloe wiro and oi;
6lrma SirI6. YbilippltraBe, bel Sru.
Giaenthitmer Sincent eiu Ntotor ollbie,
autltellen fir Die InIertigUng uno gu
berettun9 ppn oeyidieoenen Sprter
Sale. @err Sineent miro oas erioroer,
libe Nuantum Milh bon Den unite.
9enosn SOien e,balten.
@%ianoen, q. Se,. 99ie in Der
leBperlonenen S0bren, 10 erltroblt,
AUDI oieles Sabr wieosr ullbier, an
SorabenOe oes 8eibuGVtslsltes bis tie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-15
Sri8inalberi6t aus oem 0rocs
bcrsO9tbmmc.
SannmeriiEnas uon H., ~, 3D., H., 49,,
10. uio 20. December 1894.

'""''"s'''S""S w" i''1 i-I Log lf.I TO-,
10. uuo 20. Se;ember 1894.
SIN Den acknowledgement pOll II.
IA. uno bonn Is. - 20. Se,ember
wuroen bon Der Subgetpprlage
erleDigt bic ginnabme II, uno Die
Iusgaben bis gum Nrt. IS.
~ Sn benS iBuneen bonn H.. Il. II.
l3. DECEMBER wuroe elmer 9erab b.
ebun9 Der 8runolteue Oas
@ort sereoet. Saour6 iol nament=
lid Dem S%n9lObner uuo Dem &reu,er=
bauer 9eoient werOen.
81 Cine 6 a Iterrebiiion
prroe beiirwortet. Man fiir1tet Die
Soften, Die auf mebrere MiliOnen 9e=
i6dBt weroeu.
3. Die u tlaltune Der Col f.
miro an9ere9t, aber ni6t our1=
SeieBt.
A. Die Srage: ygBas ieBer mir an
STEELE Der Steuarn, Die bel elmer 6er=
abieBun9 Der 8runoiteuern ausfalen?"
CAB NnlaB 81 elmer langern GrOrterIns
iiber ben Vranntm eingenuB / NJ
u roBber5ogtbum II Otter
Srantpein tpmmsn uuf Den Gppf Der
SepOlterun9. Der YranntipeingenuB
lit IN Den leBten SabrSebpten bon 90
900 auf 27, 900 Sett0liter 9e-
itiegen, aliO lit cine S~etdmpiung oes
Yranntwein9enuiiss fiber uOtbpenoi9.
r. Srier beleubtete Die Sraap
moraiii6er Sinii9t in
meiiterbafter &eoe, oelien Snbalt fur;
oieier 1T:
l. @as 1T Der Nlfobolismus? glnt-
mort: al Ser Sater hes SoSialismus
b) Der &lin oes Stdutes.
II. @as fam Der Staat tbun2 9nt-
wprt: AZ Die 3abl Der S6antltatten
perminoern. uno 10 Den ~ip9euannten
vblalen MOnta9" gum Sbeil w~enigltens
uerbinoern; b) bic ireien Nd6te auibe,
'tn. q Die Sin9sl-S ansels, Spnn-
ta9SauShii9e, Observation-Disclosures
ten sinoammen; dloph oas AQss III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-15
Snxem6nrgt(6es.
Dereintete Staten.

aus Bort @aibinatpn mel=
bet uns albert Seiaroin iOlaenoe No-
ti3: gm Sienltag, ben 8. SAM. purs
ben in Der ct. Warien=&irde burt
&eo. 9. Glstamp 9etrailt: Or. Yeter
Sbil9es bon Sown YOrt @aibin9ton,
SDbn BON Srau Marie Sieper, nit
SRI. Marie &lpB, Sodter bon Spiepb
&lOb bon sturgeon Yup. Mls Srau=
Seu9en iungirten Nif. Marr uno Yeter
8ieper ipnie bic Srdulein Warie
GOntsr uno 9nna gieper BON bier.
Na4 Der tirhlihen Seier fano eiu frob-
lides Sp6Seitsfelt ltatt. Sas iun9e
lurembur9er Yaar miro Iib in 8ort
Gaibin9tOn nieoerlaien, mo Der jun9s
gbemann bic S6reinerarbeit betreibt.
Wiel Slid gum 9unOe!
Der v2e Wars SeroIo" i6eeibt:
- am Sreitag 9lbenb mar Gubels Ylab
fpeSieu Der Plas, no Der llele Sanlm erri6.
tst lit, bic Scene GROCER @%ufresuus. Safot
&ubel, beileit SSrau unb S0bue lparen an
Sreitas pessn N~i9tbea6tung bes Don Rid.
ter Qabo ertbeiltet GiubaltsbeieblS bebuis
Ni6terri6tllts zines CANNES i'm Slopb per-
baftet NIB nab Sbeloon ab9efiibrt porben.
@ebriioer @ebleu's Otii6le fomnte, ba bas
gSaiier poaitGnbig aus9eblieben mar, ON
Sreitas Worsen nldt in getrieb aeiett wer=
ben. @ls es lib ma6 Grmitteluug Der llrs
ia6e bercusfeute, baB Der itreiti9e 9amm
mieber aui9eiteut worben mar, bei6loiieu Die
gebriioer @eblen benIelbeu a~uS;lunerSen uiIe
5par inter ieben umltGnoer. Inter aua
iibruus 9tid's be9abeu iib etlpa eiu 0ueeub
@rbeiter al Srt uno Stele. Sort fatoen lit
ben Damn unter militGrii6M @emabrlam
Wtartiu uno 9ouis S6Gier, Safob ump Serr
Santer5. SIS gait Qurelnburg geget
gaieru. Qettere brobten Die 3eritoumn9 bes
Tammss frieSSgsribtli6 Al beitraien, Bit
e%rlteren aber ertlGrten 9efommeir Su ieiu, benz
QSaiier frelen eailf 81 perl6afien, ba5 Geles
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