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Arizona republican., 1898-02-10

An effort should be made to induce the excursion of the Minneapolis Jour nal to visit Phoenix. This excursion. which was sent out by the big north ern daily, left Minneapolis about two weeks ago. The trip included a tour of California and a run into Mexico. The party will reach Maricopa Sunday, having completed the California DOT tion of the journey. These sight seers include many prominent men in Min nesota and the Dakotas and it would be mistake to permit them to pass the Salt River valley by They have seen southern California and are ex- pecting nothing but desert until the interior of Mexico is reached. For that reason a lasting and favorable impression would certainly be made upon these people if they could be brought to Phoenix. If they spent but one day here in driving about the valley much good to Arizona would be accomplished. It is not improbable that this could be done The tourists would doubtless be glad enough of the opportunity. If the chamber of con- merce and the Maricopa and Phoenix railway will unite on this proposition Phoenix may have the honor of enter talning some distinguished visitors next Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10

Jerry Simpson picked up hot pc tato,'' says the Chicago Tribune, when he attempted to show from stray clipping that there had been no re- turn of prosperity in Maine, MT. Ding 1ey's oXn state. MT. Dingley's reply threw a lash light, strong and pene- trating, on populist carping and hum bug He declared that the Maine pa pers were full of evidence of improve Ment in the lumber industry. The Maverick newspaper paragraph which the gentleman from Kansas had quot ed was another proof that the enemies of returning prosperity could see the 1peck on the barn door, but could not zee the door. Then Jerry subsided.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10

do not owe them anything. In fact, it would not be surprising if cap p-talists concluded that such a locality was a good one to stay out of. It is indeed fortunate for Flagstaff that in the Sun, published in that city, it has a newspaper that is both honest and re- liable. The Gem possesses neither of these attributes.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10
WORTH REPEATING,

i friend is the medicine of life. Children are quick interpreters. Nature takes her dues with a stern hand.
 The richer men are the more they covet.
 Angels only know how to employ leisure.
 Caution is the instinct of the weaker animals.
 Happy those who find their right posi- ton anywhere.
 Most women are the first to detect the love they inspire.
 Satan does not send forth his emis- saries with healing gifts.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10
NEW AND NOVEL.

An improved monkey-wrench just placed on the market has the adjusting screw mounted on ball-bearings to make it turn easily.
 \ Virginian has patented a wig frame, composed of pliable metal strips woven together to form a network shaped like the head, with springs to hold it in aiace.
 Bremen will appreciate a hose and tool carrier recently patented, which has a belt to go around the waist, with :: shoulder strap to support the weight &f the tools and hose line.
 To protect bank cashiers from rob- bers steel plate is set in the counter close to the window and held by a spring so it can be released by the foot and fly upward to close the window and stop bullets.
 \ new rule for drawing purposes is joined at the center and has steel points slidably mounted in each section sc the rule can be used as a compass, a spirit-level being countersunk in one ot the sections.
 Guns can be easily cleaned by new device consisting of a central stem and pair of elongated spring-plates, with wide, faring ends centrally pivoted to the stem to rock loosely and fit against the interior of the barrel.
 An improved clothesline holder is formed of single piece of wire bent to form two concave portions on which the line is wound, one end having q hook to fasten it to the elbow and the other end smaller hook for the thumb
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10
Order to Show Cause O1
 Sale of Mines.

In the Probate court of Mnricopa County, Ter
 ritory or Arizona. In the matter of the es-
 tate of Jesus Bermudes, deceased.
 Comes now Ignacio Garcia Administrator of the e. tate of the above named decedent snd files in this couit his petiti. for an order te sell ce tain mining claims and mines belong ing to the estate of said dece ased for the pur- poses therein mentioned.
 It is therefore ordered that Wednesday the 2Sd day of February, A. D. 1898. as the b. UT of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day at the court room ef the said Probate Court, in the county court house, in the city of Phoenix, Arizona, be fnd the same is hereby fixed by the court ss the time and place for hearing said petition, at which time all persons interested in said es- tate must appear and show cause. if any they have, why an order should not be granted said adminis trstor to sell said mines and mining interests. And that a copy of this erder be published in The Arizona Republican news paper of general circulation fer four suecessivs weeks.
 Dated this January 24th. 1898. C. W. GROUSE, Probate Judge.
 First published in the Arizona Republican January 26, 1897.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10

MT Bryan has agreed to make a few speeches in Pennsylvania during the coming spring. That is about the only way he can show his contempt for the majority of 290,00O votes which that state cast for his rival for the presidency in 1896.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10

The Flagstaff Gem, that shining de- stroyer of law and order, states frank ly that it prefers to shine as repudi ator.'' This admission will be vaiu- able to probable investors in Flagstaff ana Coconlno county. They will take care that the supporters of the Gem
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10

Whatever the Courier has been in the past, that disseminator of anarchy cannot be too highly commended for cutting Buckley off it's staff of disor- gan1zers. Let the good work go on until Buckley shall have no means of Livelihood except selling mines and dealing in bonds.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10

There were fewer business failures during January than in any similar month for years. The Bryanites find it uphill work talking against pros perity in face of such plain facts.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10

Four thousand men who work in the iron ore mines in Michigan have had their wages increased ten per cent. Wages do not go up when business is declining.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10

Consumption, before it has reached the third stage, if properly treated, can be cured, asserts Dr. Swetnam, and he is good authority.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10
New York Life Insurance Go.

The Oldest International Life Co., JOHN A McCA President,  4eN'9 i '''"o PiN proftso Q Mes and 4S,
 
 
  oreeOn the of
 
  has
  holders, sole of thsir OOOO ,ooe nnd a tha omnanv nov has at rcentin interest, thout fee or  noe insurance 'n '''S' 'A ~ to D lends lshed lower expense ratio than thai of has whie is about paid in death losses on holders ~ooO'oOo se752 900 more thanw paid in R. ALLYN LEWIS, for Femn Book.P
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10
PUBLISHED EVERY
 DAY IN THE YEAR
PHTNIx. FEnRU. U.KY1 1893

Washington Bureau, 509 Fourteenth 1t N W
Arizona republican., 1898-02-10
The Arizona Republican.

DIARIES c. RANDOLPH.
 EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-28
May Examine Evidence.

A decision lately rendered by
Secretary of the Interior Bliss, over
ruling the bureau of pensions, will
be of interest to many pension
claimants. The wife of soldier
who died some time since applied
for the pension to which she was
entitled. The bureau of pensions
had on file some testimony to the
effect that the soldier had COM
mitted suicide, which barred the
Widows claim to pension. The
tact was, that the soldier had not
committed suicide, and C. T.
Schanabel. counsel for the widow,
when in Washington, applied at
the bureau of pensions to find out
what the testimony was in regard
to the soldier having committed
suicide, and who had furnished it.
The pension commissioner refused
to allow him to see the testimony
or to inform him who had furnished
1t, whereupon Mr.. Schanabel ap-
pealed to the secretary of the inter
ior, who has rendered the following.
decision in the matter: "The prac-
tice which prevails in the bureau of
pensions, Of denying to claimants
or their authorized attorneys the
right to examine the evidence OBJ
tanned by special examination, ex-
cept thatrelating TO criminal charges
and Investigations, is unius, to
claimants and unwarranted by law.
and all orders or instructions which
have that effect. are revoked" -
Oregonian.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-28
Prosperity of Oregon.

Never before in the history OF
Oregon has there been such pros
perity, throughout the entire state.
Large crops of wheat, wool, hops
and fruit have made the farmers
independent. Sheep and cattle are
being shipped from all sections of
the state to the Missouri river and
Chicago. Wheat is bringing a fair
price, wool can be sold at good
figures, and sheep and cattle are
making splendid returns. Fruit
growers for the most part did we'll,
while hops were excellent and are
bringing good prices. The pros
poets for next year are equally as
bright, with the assurance of a
large immigration of the best class
of farmers and business men. Ore
gon. the garden spot Of the country,
will soon take her place on the top
rounds of the ladder of national
prosperity. ity.-Huntington Herald.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-28

south-bouud passenger Monday
morning on the breakbeam of a
tourist car, when about six miles
south OF Riddles fell asleep and let
one of his feet fall from the break
beam directly under one of the
wheels, which passed over it. He
remained on the breakbeam until
the train stopped at water-tank,
about five miles distant, W hen he
got out and asked porter for per-
mission to ride inside the car, which
was, refused. He then went for
ward and got on the blindbaggage,
where the trainmen found him after
the train started. They took him
inside and brought him to Grants
Pass, where his foot was amputated
at the instep. BeasIey claims his
home is in Lodi, California, where
his parents reside. independent.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-28
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that nv
wife has left my bed and board
without cause and all persons a,e
notified that I will not be respon.
siole tor any bills hereafter incurred
oy'her and those trusting her will
90 SO on their own responsibility.
VIM. MAcKEY.
Toledo, Ore, Oct. &, 1903.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-28
40 S--
A Call For County Warra-ts

g., Notice is hereby given that I have
lunus ru,lo on hand to pay all county war.
an1 aails Drawn on the general fund. and
unuorsed ,,,' mot paid for want of funds J,
UP Ta.o 10, ana including February s, 1896
this date. i'''''' ceases from
Dated at Toledo, Oregon, Sept. IS. 1898.
treasurer OF Lincoln County, Oregon. v
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-28
Corvallis, Orepr

Old fashions in dress 4.
revived, but no old,tasAin.,,I u
ne can replace Chamb,,
Colic, Cholera and Diarrh.. !
edy. For sale by 90. T.,
druggist. A''
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-28
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-28

II you want to buy new dress,
look over the dress goods, ging.
hams, n outing fannels and calicos at
Ielletson's Cash Store, Yaquina
City.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-28
LincOIn's Red Apples.

is making its debut in San Fran
cisco market this fall. Several
buyers have visited us and made
arrangements for future shipments.
Our farmers should lose no time in
planting more winter varieties.
This is the apple which brings best
results wherever raised. Several
thousand boxes will be shipped
from Toledo during the next few
weeks. The fact that a worm
eaten apple was never seen in this
locality makes buyers doubly anx-
ious to secure Lincoln apples.
Farmers should be alive to the
demands Of these buyers and plant
and pack to suit them. Speaking
of this packing calls to mind an
other fact. Too much care cannot
be used in sorting apples for ship
ment-in fact that has been the
cause of much delay in introducing
Oregon grown apples in California
markets The box should be placed
on end and the apples packed with
the stems up. When box is
opened for examination at commits
sion stores, only the beautiful red
cheeks Of the Oregon apples are
seen. Each apple should be placed
by hand, the box being filled 50
closely that, when nailed, there will
be no shaking and jostling of the
fruit to bruise it and spoil it for
show or use. When the utmost
care is used in sorting and packing
and not one moment before-will
Lincoln apples, no matter how su-
perlor in every other way, receive
just recognition in the market
These two points are absolutely
and unquali6edly necessary.
When once fairly introduced, our
Lincoln apples will command ten
or fifteen cents more per box than
apples from other sections of the
state, because every apple in every
box is perfect apple, and not
eaten by worms. Aside from the
dislike of wormy apples, arising
from suspicion and spleen in the
minds of those who eat the prepared
pie, dumplilg, etc., the actual
bushel of Lincoln apples is worth
ten or fifteen cents more than the
box from other sections, one fourth
OF which must be thrown awav
because of the presence of worms
Aside from the home orchard
each farmer should have a market
orchard in which such varieties as
King, Northern Spy, Bellhower,
Spitzenberg, Baldwin, Ben Davis
and others, should be grown, and
IN such quantities that a buyer can
procure car of each or any of the
varieties without spending a weeks
time in buying a dozen boxes in q
place in order to get car load
Lincoln county farmers ought 70
be rich, yet for years only the
strictest economy and most constant
labor has succeeded in giving them
a living. Now, when the oppor-
tunity is offered, they should step
forward to grasp it ere it vanisbes.
California's misfortune should ba
our making, in that it offers
market heretofore well supplied
The LEADER hopes to see the be.
ginning made this fall prove to be
the opening wedge which will lead
to the demand for our apples in the
markets ofthe United States. When
one has good thing it paws 70
push it along"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-28
Realestate For SaIo :,

81; The following Real Estate. .''P =
sale cheay; Block No. one one 1sa' %
two, and Lots 1, 2, and 2 SIo'
IL, and - in Block Tbrea Gnu q. l
dition to Toledo and Blno,, p'anlo mt
Cases and Bayley's third ,snl sn
Newport, all in Lincoln counsl. na'll !
Make me an offer.
S, L.K1lsr.
Corvallis. O,o
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-10-28

Frank Beasley, 20 years of age
who was beating his way on tbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-10
Die 8e5iebungen gu ben
Sniurgenten uuf ben
81 0hiItpptren.

8af6ington, .. G., 9. Sept.
- Die NDmtniItrdtion bat 3nar teiz
nen neuen @runb gu 6efiir8ten, bdB
eine tritif8e Gage Der 0inge pegen
Der StreitfrGFte Der SSnIurgenter duf
ben 96ilippinen 6eporite6t, bod lit Die
bortiqs Situatiop feinespegs erbuu>
li6. Wie erinnerli4, 6at General
major Merritt, ebe er na6 paris u6@
reifte, Dem SnIurgentsnfii6rer Qlguiz
nalpo 6eoeutet, bic 2tutoritdt Der Der.
Stuaten in urb BEL Wldnila miife re-
Ipettirt peroen unD es lei piini9snsz
pert6, ouB bic SSniurgenten inner6ulb
elmer mGBigen Gyriit Die @orItdOte BON
Manilu rdumen. g(guinaloo f9iep
bierauf ein9eben gu pOlIen, t6ut bies
a6er ni4t, uno 6eute meloete 9enerul
Otis, Der Ieit Merritt'S 2lbrsiie ais
9oubsrneur fungirt, OuB pegen oss
Hid5ugs 2lguindIoo's nod INNER
S9Ipieri9teiten beite6en. Uidn legt
bier dber tein beIonbsres 9ept9t bar
duf, neil bic dmeritdniI6en OfFi8iere
in U1anila 6is6er ben u6er3eugenoen
8eipeis gslieFsrt 6aben, Dab iie Der Si>
tuatiOn boGltOmmen gepa4Ien iinb u.
es Oeriteben, ernitli9e Heibungen uHb
8erpideluBQen gu ptrneioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-10

bereinfommen in getreTF Der Wuffen
3u StdnOe fommt, bdben Die Der.
Staaten. pie man bier gl1ubt, teine
9(utoritdt, etpas in bstrsff Der ipaniz
I6en Daffen gu Oerfiigen. Die IN
Gantidau neggenommenen Baffen
peroen na9 Den Ser. Stdaten ges
i6idt.
Der Gar9o oe8 rGomat.~
@uf6tnQton, .. g., 9. Sept.
- Der 9efebl Der 9unoe8 9tegies
rung, oaB Der pon ben ipaniIhen 8es
BORDEN gsforoerte Son auf Die 2iebeSs
gd6en fir bic notbleiOenOen Gubdner,
nel6e Der 0umpfer oGomal" na9
Sapand 6ruhte, be3ublt peroen iollte,
lit bis ouf8eitere5 3uriidge3ogen NOR
ben, od aus 6uranu Die 8dbelnd6riht
eirgstroffen lit, ouB Der 3ou uuh ben
ipdniI4en SdBen minoeIters $4,000
in Sob betrd9en piiroe. SSn 6uodnd
giebt Is teinen Ngenten Der 8unOesres
gierung, Der etne ioIhe Summe 5u ieia
rsr 9ispoIition Bate, uno man miro
ii6 iibsr6aupt 6eIinnen, beoor man Den
Spanisrn einen iolhen fetten 8i6en
in Den U2un0 Idhiebt.
g}d9 ben 8aitimmungen 6es 9rGz
liminar 9rotofous leiItet Spanien
uuf ieine SpuperGnitGt ii6er Gu41
Ser3i9t. Die 8unoes Regieruug
mag baber 81 Dem 9sfunOe tommtn,
OaB auF ioI6e Gargo5, ME Die oeS
rGomaI," tein 3OI gu entridten lit.
Der yGomaI" miro Oorldufig nit Ieis
ner 2uOung in 5uOand bleiben, Der
3oll uber ni6t be3ablt perOen.
9OfpttoGi8tff r2ep It 0 n"
i6per bei@GOigt.
g}urragdnfett Pier. a.
s., 9. September. - Der geitranOete
5ran5pprtOampfer n2epiIton" nuroe
gaItsrn nit 2(h unO &rd3 nieoer flOtt
gemd6t, nd60em Elm qepultiges 2ed
pon Sau6ern notb0iirftig ausgebeR2rt
mar. Der 0ampfer purOe BON einem
Remorqueur in'sS9lepptuu genDmz
men uno na6 9robiOence gebrd4t, I'D
sr in's SrpdenODd ndnDern ptrD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-10
es banble fi8 nm priOutangelegen6sis

IcW.
General S6after ertlGrte IpGter, er
babe ben SetretGr Nlger beiu4t, neil
berielbe Iein alter, t6surer Greunb let.
Qlger unb er (Sbafter) bdtten ben
8irgertrieg 5uiammen als Sberiten
mitgema6t. 6erner iagte S6dfter,
er lei nit ieinem 8ert6t iiber Die Sdn@
ttagp@@ampagne beI6dfti9t unO perz
be oenIelbsn pubrI9einli6 mOrgen be-
erbet 6a6en. 9e5iigli9 Der @OntrO>
perie nit bsm 9eneral N&iles iogte
Sbafter;
n0as 1T QlGes 2arifari. @s eriitirt
feline Reibung 3pii6en mir uno benz
8eneral Wtiles, ipenigitenS merte i4
gtt6t8 babpn, pG6renD beriel6e in
Santiago mar. llnfere 8e5iebungen
iinb INNER quite gefpeien, uno i9 fam
ni9t DerIte6en, po6er Oas oiele Sc
i6pGb tpmnt. Der 9eneral fam
bie0ei4t gerebet BADEN, dllein i9 glauz
be, baB Der grDBte Sbeil Oes 9ei4reis
bas @ert BON SenIattonsbldttern 1T,
beren W1otibe iiterIi4 feline putriotiz
i4en iinb.-
Straightforward Qtlger QieB iid, ebe
er ubreiIte, duf pieber9olte Qtnfragen
gu Der Grtldrung bepegen, buB bas
&riegsbepartement teinerlet 8egiinItiz
gung Oerlange, ionOern nur 9ere4te
8e6anbIung. @eiter poIIte er gti6t5
ia9en. @r pirO ii4 etpa cine 8O4e
in ieinsr 6eimatb gu Detroit aufbalz
ten uno bann nu9 Dem Siioen abreiz
len, um bic bprti9en Sruppenlager gu
tnipi8iren.
@eneral @6after bat Dem 8riegsz
Setretdr ben 8unI4 mitgetbeilt, iei>
nen aQten 8oiten al5 8efeblsbaber oeS
MilttGrbepurtement5 pon Galifornien
pieOer gu er6alten, iobalo er bon ieiz
nem gegenpGrtigen Commando abgez
lot ptro. Sein Wuni3 pirO DO>
mDgli8 erfiillt perben, bod biirfte es
geraume 3eit bauern, ebe Die &rmee
pieber auf ibrer alten Bats organiitrt
fpirD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-10

GiUcrlti 6is b,itie oo,r audltno oi, S6mujsn cue
'tjn moasu, Die Der init Rbeumaismus gtbaitttG
btttldQcrigt SuOalios, gertripptItt Rsrpsuit an
R,uralet qti0suOs oOa fraui EarHieO,rlsgtHss
ausluitsbeu bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-10
Gin Safitein fam grilnsen.

6Ie9el6after 9tngriff auf einen ameriz
tanii4en Sfft3ier DOR bem SHORE
Des 8enerdl GapitGns in San
SSuan be 9orto Rico.-9erI9lepz
Pungs>9Olitit Der fpaniI4en Rdus
murgs GommiFdre.
SanSuan be9orto &tco,
9. September. - Die ameritdnii6e
RGumungs GommiiIion bsI9loB in
elmer geitern Ha9mittag dbgebdltenen
8erIammlun9, ben @eneral @apitGn
N}ucias gu bena9ri9tigen, oaB Iie bier
anipeieno unb aur Gr0ffnun9 Der Ser
banDlungen bereit lei. Sine babin gez
benDe 8Dti9aft purDe in 60fli9en
2luSoriiden a6gefaBt. 0ieieI6e entbdlt
Die 5rage, ND unb mann bic ipuniI8sn
Gommiifdre Die Nmeritaner treffen
nurDen? lieutenant Gears, Nomiral
'S6leD's 6laggenlieutenunt, fu6r in
elmer 8uti9e na9 Dem 9alait, I'm Die
8Otf6aft Dem 9enerul GapitGn a6z
3uliefern. Q(m Shore Des Baluites
purOe Elm 8adItein na9 i6m geI9leu>
bert, auein al5 alter, geiibter Bale
bdqzSpieler mar lieutenant Gears
i'm Stanbe. bas @urfgei9oB nit ben
6GnDen pon Ii6 ab3unenoen. 0usz
iel6e traf i'm i'm gie0erfalen dm6uBz
gelent, Deruria6te ieOo4 nur cine gez
ringfiigige 8erlebung. Dies lit Der
erIte oerartige 9orfaq, ipel9er Ii8 felt
9lntunft Der amerifaniI6en @ommiIz
iGre bier ereignete. Der lieutenant
belt e5 Midi Der Wtii6e pert6, 8ez
ffperOe gu er6e6sn, uno feline Ser
6aftung fpurDe Dorgenommen.
Die ameritanii6en@ Iinb
entidloiien, teine @erI9leppungs~9oz
littf Ger Spunier gu oulben. 9snerulz
GapitGn U&acias bat, obglei9 er bic
Nnneisnbeit Der GommiIidre our9 pf>
fi3ieQe 8iiiten anerfunnte, Die Ramen
Der ipaniI9en Gommifdre mod ni4t
amtli9 mitqet6eilt. W2an tpeiB a(Ierz
bings, baB Die fpaniIfe GommiiIion
aus Den 9enerGlen Srtega unD 8allez
RIM unD Dem Senor NQutlu, 2luoitor
0es &rteg5miniiteriums, beite6t, dQetn
bieIelbe BAT nod tain Qe6ens3ei6en
bon ii9 geqeben. Die breiBigtGgige
5rtit, tnner6ulb pel6er bic Commit
finn unter bem 6rieOensprototoQ 3u@
iammentreten muB, erlii6t nG8iten
Sonntag, unb penn Die Spanier Bis
babin ni4t our @rDffnung Der Inter
banolungen bereit IinD, 10 miro cine
Grtldrung BON t6nen erpartet parz
ben.
9as IpuniIGe 5orpeoo6oot Ser
ror" unb bus &dnonenbppt yBpnce be
3eOn" gingen beute BON bier na4
Martinique ab, ND lie i'm SrodenDod
gereinigt unb repurtrt tperben io1en,
ebe fte na9 Spanten 3uriidfebren. Die
&unpBen6oote ySSiabeqa Die 3peite"
unb rGpn6a" folgen an MtOntug.
@tli6e umsrifanii9e SlottenzOffiz
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gierung bie1e @4iffe, pel6e sinsn
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