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The oasis., 1898-04-02

Nearly all the engineers, conductors,
 dispatchers and brakemen on the
 Monterey X Gulf, from one end to the
 other, have quit work and business Is
 practically suspended. The men,
 who seem to be acting in concert
 along the line of road, it is under
 stood, have agreed not to resume
 work until their grievances, among
 which Is an agreement that the re- cent wages should be sustained, are
 settled satisfactorily to them. A great
 many of the meu have been arrested.
 A San Antonio special says: Gre goIio Najas, capitalist of Mexico
 passed through here on his way to Chicago to confer with capitalists Of that city in regard to the building of d railroad from Guadalajara to Coli ma, near the Pacific coast. He stated that if the project is looked upon with favor a company will be organized in Chicago and ahe work of construction begun at an early date. The conces- sion was obtained from the govern ment by Ignacio Borda, one of the wealthiest men in the City of Mex- ico. At Colima the proposed road will connect with the Mexican Ma tional's line which runs to Manzanillo, d Pacific coast port.
 Mexican Herald: Some months ago an American gentleman residing in this city entered into contract with the war department to supply cavalry horses with a view to making good the loss of horses in certain regiments and to provide mounts for the fourteenth cavalry regiment which was recently created. The horses which were from Texas, entered the country free or duty under special orders from the war and treasury departments, and on their reaching this capital they were sent, pending acceptance, to a hacienda. When exam ined by the veterinary surgeon Of the war department, it was found that few were suited for cavalry | and. in consequence, the de- partment refused to accept the rest. Duties were assessed on the unsnit- lbIe horses, and as they were not at )nce paid, the horses were attached 5o the finance department. It was not urtil yesterday that, the duties having been paid, the attachment vas removed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-01-22

Esq, of Norfolk. Mr.. Bibb'sI
speech was q superb one tae
orator being frequently APP
plauded. At the close of the
address, Mrs. winder Lare sang
a solo, The Vacant Chair" the
choir joining in the refaain-
This was followed by the old
war-song, The Boany Blue
Fag,v which aroused great en-
thusiasm. Marshall Cornet
Band played several inspiring
tunes which added much to the
occasion.
The exercises over. the Camp
with their families and invited
guests proceeded TO the dininl
room where a bountiful banque
was spread.
The Camp was greatly disap-
/, pointed at not having judy
George l.. Christian OF Rich
mond. to address them. Tha
gentleman was detained a
home bv sickness.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-01-22
one OF TWO WAYS.

The bladder was created for one pur>
pose. namely a recentacle for the urine.
and "a such II Is not liable q any form
Of disease except by one 81 two ways.
The first WAY is from imneriect action ct
the kidneys. The second way is from
careless local treatment Of other diseases
CHIEF cAUsE.
Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kid.
nevsis the chief cause OF bladder troub-
les So the womb like the bladder. was
created for one purpose. and II not doc
tor. 4 too much IA not liable o. weakness
or disease. except IN rare cases. II IA
situated back Of and Is very close 90 the
bladder. therefore any pain. disease
or Inconvenience manifested IN the
Kidnevs. hack. bladder or urinary pas
sage is often. by mistake. attributed 20
female weakness or womb trouble Of
some sort. The error ia easily made and
NAV re easily avoided To find out
correctly. set your urine aside for twenty
four hours: sediment or settling indi'
Gates kindev or bladder trouble. The
mild and the eNtraordiuarv effect 81 Dr.
) Kilmer's swamp Root ehe great kidney
and bladder remedy ia soon realized. i
YOU need medicine you should hav'
b the best. At druggists fifty cents ans
one dollar. You may have a sample bot
, tie and pamphlet. both sent free 10y mai
Mention The Gazette and send your al
dress 20 Dr Kilmer & Co. Bingham
= ton. y. Y. The propriet9N ofthis pa
per guarantee The gencsesaess OF III
offer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-01-22

Clerk Geddy was in Rich
mond Thursday
Pres. Tyler was in Rich
mond several days this week
Miss Lidie Lane, OF Ala
bama, is visiting Capt. and
Mrs. Lane
Miss Clara Richardson. OF
Hampton, is visiting Miss
Sadie Charles.
DR.. John Turner, Of New
Kent has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. y. l.. Henley.
Rev. and Mrs. Bascom Dey,
lof Prince Edward, are visit
ling the formers mother on
|, York street.
Miss Alma Owens, Miss
, Nita helms and Mrs. W. ii
= Owens. of Alabama, arrived
5 Yesterday to visit Mrs. Capt
T Topham.
Mr.. and Mrs j. ii. Sey
r mour were called to Rich
c mOnd Wednesday on accOun
of the death of a nephew o
the latter
e The bill to place One-hal
It of Williamsburg in Jane
l. City and the other half i
d York. has been killed. Yer.
good, Mr.. Barnes.
y Mr.. W. +. Reid. of Bait
$. more. has been visiting heI
$. and in company with h
is friend. Mr.. j. L. Christia
took in the many places
=. interest.
Up Messrs. +. W. MOnier an
in Eugene Norris have pu
.. chased two fine building 10
on East Francis street upC
Fin which they will erect re:
I'm dences.
Fly DR.. W. +. DICKENS, t
dentist. after spending sevC
ks al busy days at his prOf'
he sion, returned TO his home
nd Mathews. Thursday. I
Doctor will locate here.
r Mr.. W. f. Pugh, of BruI
rs wick. arrived in town vest
the day and will resume
~, ~. duties at the GAZETTE Off
mr. which have been ably p
inc formed by Mr.. W. b. Halle
nm OF Geneva.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-01-22

"rhe Wheel That Stands Up"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-01-22
neauty Is blood Deep.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without il. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep 1t clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all I'M
purities from the body. Begin to-day TO
Danish pimples. boils, blotehes, blaekheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, Toe, &c, Soc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-01-22
IN MEMORY OF LEE.
Magruder-Ew Camp and Citizens
Celebrate Ills Birthday,

NldNTuQGT~ INCh lamp aAto Oaeh-NHN
Celebrate His Birthday,
Cameron Hall was crowded
Wednesday night. the occasion
being the celebration of the
birthday of Gen. Robert +. Lee,
The stage was handsomely and
appropriately decorated with
Confederate, Virginia and Unit
ed States flags. while is the
rear was a picture of the heroes
of the lost Cause" with the
banners of Magruder-Ewell
Camp c. V. and 5. &. V. on
either side,
The Camps entered in a body
amid the applause of the assem-
blage, the band playing Dixie
Commander MOncure presided
and the Camps chaplain, DR.. Ly
man b. Wharton, opened the ex
srcises with prayer. The chci
then sang Maryland. My Mary
land" The commander the
{ introduced the orator of tn
evening, William Lindsay Bibt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-01-22
An Oad idea.

Every day strengthens the belief of emf
nent physicians that impure blood Is the
cause OF most of our diseases. Twenty-Five
years ago this theory was used as basis Tor
the formula of Browns Iron Bitters- The
remarkable cures effected by this famous
remedy are sufficient 10 prove tie theory
correct. Browns Iron Bitters arc sold by
all dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-01-22

Mrs. Stark, Pleasant Ridge, o., says:
After two doctors gave up my Toy 10
die, saved him from Group 10y using
One Minute Cough Cure" Ii Is tbs
quickest and most certain remedy for
coughs, colds and all throat and lung
troubles Leonard Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-01-22

Weakness manifests itself in the loss u
ambition and aching bones. The blood h
watcry : the tissues are wssiinc-thc door -
being opened for discasc. A bottle Of Brow ns'
Iron Bitters taken in time vili resfov, youi
strength soOthe your nerves. make Nuui
blood rich and red. DO you more good tina
O special course Of meliciue. For sale b.
all dealers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-01-22
To Cure a Cold in one Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
4. lets. All Druggists refund the money If
;t fails TO cure. 25c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-01-22
Harris
CO.
400 e Broad ST..
EISz1EcNc, VA,

We call the attention OF the
people of this section to- the
fact that we are selling Hard
ware at CUT RATE PRICES
Read the following condensed
list:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-01-22

A. ue..t.i Your ssove1s with Cssc~resx-
CnnfY sssthartie. cure constipation forever
loc -, ~ G. G & faff. druggists refund money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-27
LAWYER JOHN j. LEARr SCORED.
Justice Gaynor Declares That 80 Deceived
tho Court.


Justice Gaynor OF the Supreme Court in Brook
Ign recently Issued an order of arrest for Will
liam Martin for alleged perjury in q partition
suit in which he was interested. but he Is still
at large. There was a further hearing over the
matter yesterday before Justice Gaynor. and in
cidentally John J. Leary, Martins lawyer, who
moved to have the order of arrest quashed.
came in for a severe judic al castigation. Leary
declared that Martin had lived with him In the
Clarendon Hotel. and Justice Gaynor told him
TO sit down at once and write out an affidavit to
that effect. After consuming fifteen minutes In
the effort, Leary read n statement which merely
room at the hotel and that he had stopped there
several times during the last two months.
Then Justice Gaynor said:
This man does not live In Brooklyn. His
affidavit Is false and his attorney must have
known II, since he lived In the hotel himself.
Yet / am powerless to protect myself against
such impositiOns. Only a week ago u man APP
peared before me who was indicted two years
ago and fled from the State. Yet ! could say
nothing. 1t seems TO me that tho Bar Associa-
ton should take some moro action In these mat
ters leading to tho passage Of u law regulating
proper prosecutions. 1 will deny this motion
attention OF the Appellate Division"
Justice GRynor also directed the opposing law
yer TO bring the matter to the attention of the
Appellnto Division and, turning to Leary. said:
THE Court has been grossly imposed uDon
by both you and your client, Let him come
here and subject himself 10 the warrant which
has been issued against him."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-27
wEDoING GIFTS A SPECIALLY.
n the CIerEymaR's Family Needs His Salary.
Creditors Can't Touch Il.

n the CIerEyman's Family Needs His Salary.
Creditors Can't Touch II.
An interesting decision on the scope of ex-
animation in supplementary proceedings was
given by Justice Freedman OF the Supreme
Court yesterday in dismissinR proceedings In
which the Rev. DR.. William ]. Harsha, pastor
Of the Second Collegiate Reformed Church. was
exhaustively examined. The proceedings wero
take en- against him because he had failed to pay
q Judgment obtained against him by tho trustees
OF the Board of Publication and Sabbath School
Work. arising from publications In which Mr..
Harsha was engaged In Philadelphia. He has
a number Of creditors. and he assigned So. 900
of his salary OF IS. 900 to Edward s. Clinch as
creditors. The assignment, as prejudicial to
the interests of other creditors. WAS set aside by
Justice Freedman in a suit OF Frank J. Barron.
who was appointed receiver OF DR.. Harsha.
Justice Beokman decided that $3.50 was sum.
and his family, and directed that the rest OF his
salary be paid to the receiver.
Justice Freedman says that supplementary
proceedings affect only, property under the con-
time the order for his examination Is made.
They do not affect earnings for sixty days prior
to the institution OF the proceedings where the
him. Money received or becoming due after
the order Is obtained Is not affected. so the
Judge says that DIR. Harsha was free to spend
his salary since Jan. 8, y last, when the order was
secured.
The Judge says that DR.. HarshR has shown
that increased family expenses require Al his
salary. The increase Is partly duo TO bills for
father, a clergyman 70 years old. The proceed
ings against him are dismissed with costs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-27
BoY LECTURES 4 POLICEMAN.
BluesOat Didn't Liz II. so ne LuEEaa tn.
Young Censor In.

Policeman Lues OF the Madison street station
led l2-year-old Louis Glassen of "a Madison
street before Magistrate Meade yesterday in
the Essex Market Court. The 10y was weeping
and his parents sat on one of tho benches in the
courtroom.
II charge this boy with disorderly conduct"
said the policeman.
What did he do r. asked the Magistrate.
"Well. Judge" said the policeman, there
was a crowd OF boys throwing stones at each
other in Madison street. This boy came TO me
and says: 'Onicer, 40 over there and stop those
Then he turns TO me and says: Say. you big
stuff, Is that what you are paid for q Then, he
Little hoy. said the Magistrate, you must
not bother the police force. You are TOO young
yet. besides youmight got hurt. will discharge
you this time"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-27
ALL 4 HIT ON Il sAEDBAR.
George MacGrsEsr Was Almost spsechiess
when Rescued.

While John Hoffmeyer Of Flatlands was out
speering for cells on FlatlandS Bay yesterday he
saw a man a half mile of shore, who apparently
WAS walking on the water. He rowed out to
tho place aud found that the man watson a sand
bar In about q foot OF water. Tho man could
not answer Hotfmeyer's questions. Hoffmeyer
ing 10 join him.. and together they rowed back
70 the sandbar and got the man into the boat.
anything but "Yorf street" Ho was sent TO
st. Johns Hospital. At the hospital he said he
was George MacGreRor OF l33. York street,
Brooklyn. He had spent the whole night on the
sapdbaT. 1t is believed that he went out spear
ing for eels on Friday and lost his boat, He was
may recover. although he suffered terribly from
exposure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-27

All wool-braided. embroidered. tucked or trimmed
in Military style-Biack and Colors-
l.49 worth 2.25 2.49 worth <.es
l.9S worth sos 2.oS worth sos
A little purchase at loss to Importer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-27
SOME FACTS
In Main Floor Departments

Mems Hemstitch Hdk'fs with Initial. ........ o
Ladies' All Linen Initial Haudk'fa .......... IL
New shirt Waist sets-pearls and jewslled... ga
Rolled Gold and Sterling Gun Pins ."..."... 10
Sterling Top Hat p ns-German silver Stems. 10
Sterling and Rolled Gold Chain Bracelets. .e9
Real Seal aud Alligator BsitS-leather lined
harness buckie-pin attached ......."..... 80
Liberty Silk and Lace Jabots ....".l.2o to 1.59
Fancy silk Scarfs-twice around. .40 to 1.26
Roman Stripe SILK scarfs-knot fge ....,.... .49
sashes to match. also Black ....."...l 90 to $50
Silk and Grenadine Neck Runs .,... rs to 2.69
Taneta and Liberty silk Knife Pleatinss ..,... .40
Lace Yokes-ribbon inserting-hedici collar. .e6
Colored spangled Blouse Fronts .......".... ed
Black Spangled TrImmings-ia 10 Sinch j to l.4o
Pearl waist Garnlturas; value .T5.."........ 40
Black SILK La ToscA Nets 40 inch .....,.. 10
Black silk Sets-3 styles-4b inch ...."...".. 80
White Fancy Laccs-l to Ga inch ..".....".. b
Embrolderies-Half to hve inch ....."...d to 10
Open work finest Cloths to 10 inch........ Ugh
Skirt nenncinRs-showy designs ...."",..... &c
All over embroiderIes ,.......,,,."...o9 70 zoo
In.sr,ipas TO match tn 30
Rdgings 10 match ,,..,,.,..""-""-loto .oe
Children's Black Rib Isle Hose
spliced hee 8 and toes. ..".""...,.." 10
Ladies' Black Cotton-double solos
splioed heel -Hermsdorf dye."."."".... IA
Ladies' Black sateeu skirtS-cordsd nouuce.. .96
FavptIsu Cotton Rin vests ALSO Pants. 500. 30
Mems Flsee lined shirts and Drawer. ..... 40
Mans silk I, ok scarfs-new styloS, ....,... lie
Mems silk Band go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-27
Topics OF The Day
BEING INFORMED

BEING INFORMED
from an apparently interested source that 10 d
not digniaed to notice exaggerated statements
about merchandise. we would reply that. bsins
pretty nearly able to take care of ourselves. We
are net asking advice and shall consider our.
selves at liberty to protest against methods
contrary TO legitimate business.
WHILE WE DO NOT MAINTAIN
That such Methods are Improbable
WE DO MAINTAIN
That Successful Business
can be done in . straightforward WaN
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Facts. not Romanoes---Pigurss. not rain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-27
THERE'S A DROP
IT IS ENCOURAGING TO see
Ladies' Jerseys

diets hope they are real, bring pardon for sins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-27
HERE THEY ARE.
DRESS GOODS
oveties for Spring.
Fourteenth Street.
"Up-to-date methods, all Of US know,
Are Putt, Putt. Puff and Blow, Blow, Blow."

DRESS GOODS
Novelties for Spring.
Novelties In Tinted checks-all wool ......... .be
Novelties In Two-toned Checks. .......... BE
Novelties in Bright Plaids-mediumc olors. -. .3o
Novelties in Fancy Light PlaIds ............ .76
Novelties in Rep P~iaids-iarge biocks........ 80
Novelties In Second Mourning Piaids ......... SO
Novelties in Double Color Baysdere Stripes. .4o
Novelties in snownake Mixtures ............ dc
Novelties In Invisible Tailor Checks ......... 10
Novelties In Iridesoent silk and Wool Effects. as
Novelties In Imported Silk and wools. II to LOS
Nov. tiles in All Wool Checks; worth S1.oo.... .6e
Novelties In Imported Mixtures. ......... so to .96
New coverts in leading colorinEs ......"...... ~
New Double-tinted Figured suitings ........ .2e
New Debeise-choice mixtures-40 inch ..... 30
New Spring serges-ail wool 25 shades. .3o
New Henriottas-all the latest shades."."... .6e
Novelties in Basket weaves-solid colos..... SO
New Satin soleils-light and dark .......... .6o
New Granite suitinss-allc olors-bo inch 80. .S6
New Black Satin Fik'd soleils ............... .e9
New Black SILK figured poplin cords........ 1.3o
New BLACK Briluautines-4b inch E. so to ZOE
New Black sicillennes-o+ inch ........".... SO
New Black Rough Chevios-5o inch .......... .S6
New Black All Wool Serges-+s inch .......... rs
New Black All Wool sergsR and sloillennes... 80
New Black Mohair ayadere Stripes-45 inch. .4o
THERE'S A DROP
"Said tho Peri. that down from the moon
Fails through the whitening airs of June
Upon Egypt's land. OF go healing q power,
So balmy q virtue. that cen In the hour
That drop desoends, contagion dies,
And health terminates earth and skies!
oh, 10 IL not thus. thou man of sin?
Tho precious tears OF repentance fail?
Though foul the nery pl,gues within
One Heavenly drop will dispel them ALL"
-PIrddse and the PERT
IT IS eRcouR AeiNG TO E
some folks. at least pretend TO . realizing sense Of
responsibility in regard to announcements In the
public press.
TEARS or REPENTANCE
det's hope they are really bring pardon for sins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-27
LACE AND FANCY CURTAINS

Fish Net-lace lac
With Inserting and EdGe-2 to o pr lots...... ace
Point D'Esprit-lsce rune and inserting ...... 3.os
odd pairs silk stripes-all colors ............... les
Snow nakes-col'd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Stripe Grenadine-nuted run1e-pr. ........ lilo
Irish Observation-Disclosures Corners ydS. l.7e
Irish Point-white-nower bordsr-sh yds... 2.6e
Irish Polnt-Scroll borders-sh yds."........ S.oo
Splendid Values In inner lrish Points. to....... o.o6
Double Thread Nottingham-large designs.... SO
Adozen styles-4e to 81 inches wide. ....... 90
Greoian and 0uipuro dosign-8o inch ......... LAO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-27
Som. Folks Object

to having their methods shown up......H they are
straight. a little clear light Of day will do no harm
...... HumbuE don't want the mask rsmovsd.....
Truth ssn stand = locking glass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-27
ALSO
In Ladies' Suit Department.
Topics OF the Day
SOME FOLKS WONDER lF IT PAYS
TO SPEND GOOD MONEY

EXPOSING DECEPTIVE ADVERTISING
Replying We would say that money 10 not tho
only consideration in business affairs. and .
little money spent In reforming the exaGger-
ated methods of the present day 10 not entirely
wasted.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-01
uruauah's nenr Rehn[utinn.

Die Stabt Montepioep, mo erIt Dor
einigsn Wonaten eiEe 1mpdl3ung
our4 Meu6elmoro berbeigefiibrt nun
be, Itebt pieDer am 9ora6eno elmer
3ebolution. Del BrdIioent BON l1ru@
guaD, Sudn 2uis @ueIta5, pel6sr nu3
Der Grmoroung gorba'5 am %. 4u=
quit b. s. bic 8erpaltung Der &epu=
blit iibernabm, Dat ii6 gum 9ittator
oufgstpprfen uno einen S6eil Der Haz
tionalgaroe einberufen. 2eBtere lit
10000 Wann tart, pGbren0sote per-
munente Sruppenma6t Don uru8uap
nur 1922 Mann 5dblt. Dor GINGER
3eit trat Gueitas, obpobI bulbieitig
gelGbmt, fir bic am 1. WtGr5 b. s..
ftattfinDenoe neue 8rGiioentenpabl
uls 8eperber auf unb gertetb odour4
nit Ieinsm friiberen Sreunoe unO
Prptettor Or. 9errara in 3Dieipalt,
tpeI6sr i6m ben greiIen Senator 60
menIoro entgegen iteate. Ils barauf
an %. Nopsmber onlGBIi9 elmer
&uno9ebung tur @ueltds Der ublI9e
RepoIperzS pettatsl lpsging, mo es
Sobts unD S3perperpunoete CAB,
lieB Der PrGiiDent ieinen @egner Ser
rura nit einigen Anbdngsrn psr6afan
uno na3 8uenos : Qpre5 einI9iffen.
Sn3piT4en bat ~llruguaD bor Sturgeon
Elm neues &a6inet betommen, tpel6es
Der Prdiioent Gus1tas nit Der obigen
0ittatur : @rtldrung empfing. Der
8iirgertrieg nirb jeBt BON Nsuem los
bre4en, uno 9errurd uno feline 8enOiz
len peroen CUTE @elegenbeit finben,
i'm BON Qrgentinien aus gu I6iren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-01
StnSt Baltimore.

@ef0rte Sonrtd9sfptetz
diem. = Die 9oli5et legte Sonntuo
einen Ielten bagspsisnen @ifer in Der
@erfolQunq bon SonntugsIpieIern on
pen Sda, unb 5par funbsn ni4t pent=
aer, ais bier Ru33ids itatt. Sergeant
5inbuq perbaFtste in 8egleitung elmer
Qn5ubI 9oli5iiter Is MGnner in Der
Mobnuno BON G6as. Qa1g, Rr. 40,
@inoeritraBe. Die Idmmtlt4en &rrsz
ftanten purpen nit 4usna6me bon
Cana. pelder $11.45 be3a6len muBte,
ie UNI $2.45 beitruft. Runbe@S ergeant
Epuns perbdftete in benz 9auIe Tr.
313, 6oparbitraBe, flint Wdnn unO
HunoezS ergsant 9OOo naRm nit Ell
ner In8a6l Poli3iiten cine Rda3ld auf
Die 6ineIiI6e @GI9erei Nr. 316. @.z
Mul6errpItraBe, Dor, poIelbit elf Der
I6liBGugiQen @eIelen berbaftet purz
ben. Oiefelben binterlieBen ie $2.45
8iirgI9aft in Der peitli4en Poli5eiita=
tion unb fehrten nu3 Der Sptelbuoe
5uriid.
Ql6ert @mit6, gnoretp 8Om=
distp, Suiepb 3Om4istp, Midaet
GoodIer, Sobn @oitpmstu, Martin
Yolast, Goparb Marts, 9OparO
6union unb 8uo. 8rigbt, 9 junge
MGnner i'm 4lter BON 18 unD 10
Sa6ren tpurben geitern pOm POli5eiz
ri9ter Sanebte auf Die ACKNOWLEDGING,
our9 Sa3arbipiel ben Sonnta9 emit
6eiligt gu baden, I'm il 81 uno Soften
geitruft,
- lin $40 uno Soften tpurOe @eo.
OeIpnit9 Don gr. 81, DIT Prattz
Stru6s, geItern POM 8oIi3eiri6ter Saz
neBte erlei9tert, neil er 9diten err
Iuubts, am SOnntda in ieinem QauIe
9ool gu Ipielen. Saiper 8ropn unb
Qn0pep 8pBmann, pel6e bic Pppl~
fpieler fparsn, muBten ie 81 uno Soften
6eruppen. Sergeant Riefner uno bic
8oIi3iTten &ee6nt uno 8ebrens unterz
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