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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-14
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
GEO. TEL. BLAKE & CO..
BARTON, VT.
GEO. H. BLAKE, Editor.
w. L. JACOBS, Associate Editor.

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-14
THE GILMAN STORE.

We
States Dngley
cloth
linens
enable
provided percen mrating
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-14

Nearly all the linens we offer for
our annual Money saving February
Sale of Housekeeping Goods, were
imported under the old tariff and
many of the February prices are less
than we could possibly replace the
goods. Not only that, but the chances
are the goods are better than you
will get later, as you will readily see
by the above quotation. 1t seems as
though a good many housekeepers
realized that fact, judging from the
way we have sold table linens this
week.
If you want to save from 1Oc to SOC
on yard of table linen, you can do it
here. at February prices. Yes, and
from 1Oc to $10O on a dozen napkins.
BED SPREADS.
If you care. to save 12c to S1.OO on
bed spread, you can do it here at Feb
ruary prices.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-14

A FEW BARGAINS FOR YOU.
1000 yards Crash. Not linen
but a heavy, fast selvage cot
ton crash at 69c per roll of
25 yards.
100 Jugs fee. You buy
gallon of Molasses at 80 or
4sc. or a gallon of fancy Syr-
up at 4sc, and we give you
jug TO carry it home in.
Specially good values in Black
Dress Goods and Chenille
Covers just received.
A full assortment of colO-s i'm
the ever popular Diamond
Dyes.
Have you tried the M Broom2
This was formerly known as
the Elastic Handle" and had
many firm friends among the
ladies.
This is about the season when
Pickles relish.
Plain Sour Pickles,
Mixed Sour Pickles,
Mixed Sweet Pickles,
and great variety of Bottled
Pickles.
The March Patterns are now
ready. Remember that we
mail the Standard Fashion
Sheet one year to every pur-
chaser Of a full dress pattern
at over 25c per yard.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-14
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

D Hours from a. M, toI2 m From q a.
4 p m Amory Dawson Pres't; II. X. Dewey
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-14

If you want to buy sheetings lower
than you ever bought tt EN- before,
you can do SO here at February prices.
If you want to buy Bed Blankets
with the prices based on wool at 12c
per pound, you can here at Februtry
prices.
If you need Carpet, it will pay you
to buy here at February prices.
Portieres, Lace Curtains, and Win
dow Shades it will pay you to bay
here.
LADIES' GARMENTS.
The February prices are SO low that
Jackets are selling fast. We have
sold
$500 Jackets for $798.
$1,000 Jackets for $4.98.
1t will pay you to see them.
Children's Refers at $1.OO each.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14
Now the Kid viii BE Pulled Through Flying.

present friendly relations between the gov
ernments of Spain and the United States or
interrupt the negotiations for commercial
treaty. will be made by Foreign Minister
Gullon Immediately following the gasetting
of the decree accepting Senior De Lome'a
resignation and appointing his successor Us
Spain's representative at Washington.
or the other hand, the Washington eorre-
spondent OF the World SAYS Spain has not
dsavowed responsibility for tho attcianccs
Of senior De LONE. and does not consider
that any disclaimer OF that character IL
necessary. From SPANS point of view the
incident is closed, not only as to DC Lone s
reflection upon thu president aud yisex Amer
lean people. but as to his declaration that
autonomy is mockery and feriprocity
fraud.
Such is the unsatisfactory Information
contained in the long expected statement
from Minister Woodford received late las,
night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14

bana and Layaya on The 7ili instant ard
attacked the outskirts or Puerto Padre,
San Miguel and chaporr, but without re-
suit.
General Linares and General vnriay, 1i'
January 30 md February ] fell Into a
strong Insnrgent anbnscaie and suSatsd
a continuous ipsurgent fire for day and
night,
on february Generals Linares md vhr-
ray left again, marching toward fayaino
and Nelondcn. continuing ~ me aoria
General Castcliano Is al Puerto Principe.
General Luquc remains at Eolaliin II is
believed In Spanish military crp!rs that
The iDsurgent general, calixio Garcia, has
fallen back to the camp 81 General jesus
Rabi
Additional supplies are greatly needed
by The Spanish, particularly for use a. the
hoSpitlln, and the chiefs commanding inc
buttalioDs lack the force necessary foi
operations and 10 replace their ioSber,
Moreover the gucrillas are very much
dlsconlented. There ~ great need Of horses
for the cavalry At Mayari the supplies
have failed.
The column operating near Phtanillf
sustained fire all the morning OF FEB
ruary o. tho insurgents rendering II cx-
ceedingly difficult 10 continue the wort
OF construction Of the forts % conchoiio
The exact regnlr Is not yet known.
Colonel Ordonez, While reconnolterint
with 700 men near the insurgent camp q
Capitoro met the insurgents In stroni
| force and lost several killed and wounded
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DEYEcTIvEs ouTwlrTED.
Another Mig Expedition Leave
Tampa Hound for Cuhn.

Another Mig Expedition Lenycr
Tampa hound for Cubn.
Jacksonville, Fla. February IA spec.
ial to the Times. Union and Citizen from
Tampa, Fla, says:
Almost under the nose OF the superin-
tendent OF Pinkertons Spanish spies, O
large Cuban expedition left Tampa last
night and tonight sailed from point in
Pease river.
The men, about seventy In number
walked through the streets of Tampa about
9 O'Clock this morning and boarded q
special trair, which quickly bore them to
a point near where they were TO embark
and there they remained In hiding until
tonight, when a tug took them out 10 the
steamer which bore them away TO Cuba.
Colonel Emilio Nunez being in churge of
the steamer.
It Is said that General sanguilly Is the
real commander and color is given this
iumor BY the fact that when the men left
here they were In charge OF Colonel Lee
chuga, who was first lieutenant OF the
personal staff selected by Sanguilly when
he failed to get away from Jacksonville.
The superintendent his son and another
pinkerlon man have been here looking for
sanguiIly. they believing that he was
somewhere near
IL is alleged that the cubans have sent
s:anguiIly away on this trip to get rid 81
him in the United States.
The detectives are totally Ignorant o.
the departure OF this expedition and the
first they VIII know Of 1t VIII be when the.
see this
II Is understood that 500 rifles, COCO
pounds Of dynamite. 100000 rounds Of car
tridges and large lot OF supplies made
up the cargo.
Two detectives left tonight. presumably
for Jacksonville.
DR.. Nunez Of Tampa, relative OF M
neg, is with the party that left for Cuba
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14

A SUMMARY OF TODAYS IMPORTANT NEWS
cupA,

Spanish cabinet 10 discuss y successor to
DC LONE today. Duke OF ARGOS, minister
TO Mexico, Is favorably mentioned.
A largo Cuban expedition gets away
from Tampa right under the noses Of tho
Pnkcrton spies
Authorities notified that blg expedition
got away from Bridgeport, Conn.
Ono report says that Spain has npol
oglaed and another says uhe doesn't intend
To.
The Philadelphia Press gives the whole
story OF the stealing Of tho Dc LONE letter
and It's publication.
Assistant Secretary Day and the presi-
dent decline TO give out anything concert
ing Woodford's reply Tho cipher mcR-
sagcs are still pussing between Washing
ton and Madrid.
Thirty thousand people In Barcelona
CrnionstIato against tbc torture OF nm
nrchifts by Spain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14
nuYING AMERICAN BOOZE.
Japanesc Merchants Placing LnrEe
Orders with IIIinois DtstiIIers.

Orders with Illinois Dtstiiiers.
st. Louis. February 13According to r..
w. Matthias, secretary OF the Wholesale
Liquor Dealers association. American
whisky and spirits are finding a splendid
market in Japan. Recently a distillery In
Illinois shipped $50 barrels of spirits to
that country, and has another large order
from the same Japanese concern.
''Until receatly japan obtained It's en-
tire supply Of spirits from Germany. re-
marked Fir. Matthias yesterday "Of late
however. there has been disposition TO
seek this market. where the Japanese mer-
chants find they can buy better goods al
more favorable prices. From present IN
dications / would say that we are on the
eve of securing big slice Of the Japanese
trade in spirits. There is no country IN
The world which can duplicate the spirit
OF the United states in certain classes, and
there is no reason why Japans demand ioI
that class OF goods could not be supplied
by our distillers.
I'm the event that we secure a fair por-
tim or the business new era of prosper,
ity In the spirit distilling business woulc
dawn upon this country
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14

u normal dentb rate. but lie records show
comparative dcereage. the mortality for
the paAt four months being given IN ,ha
following statement: October, 1897, ae7s
deaths. November. 1897. esI7. December,
1897. 2l76; January, 1888, 20G2
are first. tho decrease In Tho oopulntion
by the heavy death rate OF previous months.
and. second, food Inns become more plcnti,
full. and as u result there are fewer deaths
from diseases caused by Insufficient and
unfit food products Yellow fever caused
but three deaths outside OF the military
hospitals. Entcric fever shows steady
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14
4 cunnENcY COMPROMISE.
,roposuI that Coin Certificates lie
natl JynIr I'm Gold, Huff In silver.

Proposal that Coin Certiicntcs ne
Paid Half in Gold. Hnlf In SiiNer'
Chicago. February IA novel sugges'
ton as to the possibility OF obtaining
National basis of compromise between t+e
advocates of the gold standard and tleif
opponents is being advanced by ". 9.
Harbert Of this city. The plan Is TOT q
circulating medium consisting OF coin ccf
tiacates payable half in gold and mar IN
siIyer--a two dollar certiicate, for eNarl
nile, to be redeemed by one dollar IN go''
,oiatiye value Of one metal should dimln-
ish rN the value OF the other. according 70
Mr.. Harbert. would relatively increase ana
the value OF the certificates payable ~
both metals jointly would be suhstantla.l =,
,,naffected. the height OF tho fuicrum Of
~. sca,es mt being disturbed by the ra,s-
ing Of one arm aud the lowering OF tue
nther,
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The Three. Hundred Word Cipher
Has Been Translated.
NO IMPORTATION BEING GIVEN OUT.
Secretary Day and tho President
Decline 10 Talk.
A REPLY HAS BEEN DRAFTED.


washington. February ie.--rhc s0o-word
cipher dispatch received from Minister
Woodford Saturday night was translated
at the state department today, but no in
I3timaticn OF its import could be secured
from official sources, Assistant Secretary
OF State Day. who has been entrusted with
The whole correspondence by the president,
refuses TO discuss the messasc he said
| merely that there wax no development In
Tho casc which properly could be made
public at ihls iinc In one instance no
supplemented this statement by the re-
mark that the moro faut oI the Information
being Withheld NUS not TO be tahcn Nv
serious indication, Secretary Day dincd at
the White House, Mrs. Day eth, being out
Of town.
Every effort to supplement- Secretary
Days statement With some information
from the White House f,ilcd. 10 urgent
appeals for something definite the preai-
| dent replied. through Secretary Porter,
that tho whole matter was In Secretary
Days hands and that Tho president rolled
on him to handle tho information for the
press.
Ii was stated Mt the White House. how
ever. that there was no truth IN thc rilnor
| OF a censurc upon Minister Woodford FOR
allowing Dupuy de LONE TO forestall him
In presenting the notification for his re-
call. Mr.. woodfords course II WAS stated.
had been entirely satisfactory and any
| criticism n, this time WAS nnfoundcd aud
unfair II could not be asceriained posi-
tiscly whether or nat rqwer TO Minister
woodfords last t,."ex q been sent
1 II Is aimost certain. however. that
reply has heen srafged Gnt that y was
] put In cipher at the state department h'A
4 evening.
4 Mr.. sidney 4. Smith. chief of the dipio-
matte bureau, was at the state department.
| IN after o'clock. Special orders had also
been issued 10 allow no one In the building
without pass,
The Duke aArcos, mentioned In Madrid
dispatches as possible successor OF Senior
De Lone. has been the guest OF Rev. DR..
and Mrs McKenny. Smith OF this city
during The past week with him Is tho
Duchess d'Arcoa, formerly Miss Virginia
Lowry OF Washington. The duke waa am
bassador TO Mexico and Is stopping In
Washington en- route to spain, During
tho week he has been entertained by the
British ambassador and Lady Pauncefote
at luncheon and by the late Spanish min
isier and Nine. D,fpuy de LONE, who gave
u dinner in his honor Thursday evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14

Arrest OF J. G. Butler. charged with
Tho killing Of John r. iIurht.
Tho Iiilsor choln Society arranging to
celebrate purIm,
The liibcrnianS and En,mcts getting up
a BIZ siroet parade for st. Pnfrick's Day.
The origin OF Confederate Memorial Day.
The mosoment 10 erect monument TO
ihe late u. s. Ross on tho Agricultural
und Mechanical college campus,
The remains OF George Sampson. who
died at Mineral Wells, Win be brought to
Houston for intcrmeDl
rriitonton rescue work viii be discussed
tonight at shearn church and crittenton
niiagicn,
Entertainment at the sacngcrbund hnli;
concert al the auditorium.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14
ANOTHER EXPEDITION.
TuE md Three HnrEes said 10 Have
LEFT bridgeport, Conn.


New York, February ls.--A special to
The World from Bridgeport, Conn, Bays
that tho local collector Of customs at thar
pot had received adYices from Washing
ton 10 the effect that a tug with three
baiKes has just departed from BRIDGEPORT.
Il Is believed, on n hlibustering expsdt-
lion. According to adyices nom Washiny-
tor the tug and barees are loaded With
arms and dynamite. Tho reports have y
mat IL Is Intended 10 transfer these articleg
to another yesscI somewhere IN Long
Island sound
Tho authorities, II IL said, received their
frst infimatloD OF ibis iiIibuatering expcdi-
ion RON Spanish apics stationed 1T
Bridgeport.
According to the adyices received by the
World United StatcH revenue cutter has
been ordered out from New London. Conn.
with the expectation or intercspting the,
alleged fllibustcring expedition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14
FOREIGN.
-Dctroit Journal.

Cloths and yarnn active and higher IN
Manchester. IN London iaoney Is scarce
England negotiating with China for the
oiel inE of more treaty ports,
cclenpi Nieyas IlcrnaIdo, n suspected
t'aTeite. onicr sentence OF death. dies In
jni In Mexico,
Oriental adsicea say that Japanese
crews attack All foreign European officers,
silonshai Recorder opposes the partition
OF China.
Count Kalaoky. former Austro-ilun-
gariah minister ~ foreiga affairs. drnd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14
~. KInndII.c Expedition.

Portland. Orc. February ls.--The steamship
o,ocon sailed tonight for Dyea and skasuay.
Alaska. with 100 passengers and 1909 tons OF
freight Captain d. l.. Brainard, VINO Is the
a,shursinc officer Of the government rciiei ex-
.,.d,,,on was among the passengers. ~
ns.s no will await the arrival OF the govern
-, re,naeer and the snow and ice locomo-
tiycs which viii be used in transforuns aap
plies to Dawson II 10 eApee'ca nv
tion will leave Dyea by Maron J.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14

TOdny's Probabilities.
Washington. February 13.-Eastern Texas-
Fair: northerly winds.
Western Texas Generally fair; westerly
winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Fair; west
erly winds.
Arkansas-Fair; slightly cooler; variable
Winds becoming northerly.
Kansas--Fair; variable winds
ENTHUSIASTICALLY cloudy; warmer: south
westerly winds.
C0lorado-Fair; southwesterly winds.
winds.
Montana--Threatening weather; light rains /;
colder; southwest to west winds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14
WASHINGTON.

Most Of the week 10 the house Will be
devoted 70 discussion Of the bankruptcy
bill. The Hawaiian annexation treaty and
tho corhelt ease WIN DO taken up In tho
senate.
The woman's BuffraglstA open their con
ycntlon aud are addressed by Miss Susan
3. Anthony.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Last Nights Readings.

An area OF high pressure overlics Western
Texas, with the highest barometer reading
$3.50 inchcsat Amarillo aud El paso Tho
lowest barometer reading reported tonight is
80. 90. at st. Paul.
Clear weather prevails tonight, except Mt
Montgomery, Galveston and ST. Louis. where
1t is cloudy. No appreciable rainfall reported
tonight.
General observations.
Observations taken by the United States
ridlap time:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14
DEATHS MARyEsT Is ctDA.
Feduecd MORTALITY Dac ~ Decreased
pOpuJR Hon,

Washington. February p,'rTDecrease q
the population is beginning 10 tell on The
mortality returns from Cuba. In submit, {
ing report for the month OF January 10
surgeon General Wyfnan. SANITARY lrspec-
tor Brunnfr says:
s'Tbe mortality sin remains high above
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14
CONFLICTING VERSIONS.
one Report Says spatn Has ApoIo'
cixed, Another TINT she Hasn't.

New York. February 1a.--A dispatch to
the World from Madrid says 4 formal
statement Of regret, with the censure Of
puppy de Lome's conduct. coupled with an
expression Of sincere desire that the Can
alojas letter incident shall not impair The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14
THE CHAN WAR.
Insurxents Are Making Things VERY
Hot for the Sspauaa rds.

Hot for the spapiRrds.
Havana. February ls.-Miss Clara Bar
ton has given contract 70 large bakery
here 10 make crackers for the reconoen-
trados
Adyiccs from Sipc, on the north coast,
soy the insurgents concentrated near ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14

thirtieth annual con-
anu hftieth anniversary of the Ma
|tal,m,eriean Woman's Suffrage associa-
DC held here at The Columbia
oeginning today and continuing to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14

SNATi. Ohio-Preparafions have
mpieted for the reception here today
s,m William Booth, founder and
rvnmander Of the Salvation Army.
'nass meetings Will BIO held in his
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14

lila, Kan. The annual communica-
sne Masonic grand bodies of Kansas
a,a mere today. to continue for four
.sn olhcers OF the organization from
yates have been Invited to attend.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14

~ hos ra.--Youns Mahoney. the feath-
|eer usny White Of Chicago In a fifteen
sni"ae st the Olympic Athletic club
Sonniss Mahoney has made himself
H.. since he defeated Crockey
tho 10, noh at l2s pounds and for 30 per
~ kross receipts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14
ISton TRANSFERRING

and Baggage Wagons meet all trains
II for passengers and baggage any
~ or night, any part of the city. wo
speciality of nll kinds OF heavy haul
niture hauling, etc.
offce. 512 Main street; telephone 2Os;
\ Stables corner Louisiana and Con-
Fenue. Telephone Sc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14

LILLE, Tenn.--rhn Joint committee
,tir uses o. the legislature engaged In
mug charge of attempted efforts to
',ss smper or the lower house In regard
NJ touching the sale OF cigarettes
"a, 'uhy 10 examine witnesses SOME
Fsaminstiissees are expected to be made
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-14
roDAy.s FORECAST.

IN, Mass. --Sixty-two oil paintings
charcoal drawings of the late William
hunt VIII be shown at the Warren
e from today to the afth. They Will
AZ auction here.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-12
BIB nod % aniIa.

80 Bai6ington, .. g., II. M2ai.
- 0aS 5lotten Oepartement Fat
bem &reu3er rG6arleIton" telegrapbiz
I4en 8sfe6l gei6idt, i9on beute nit
Munition uno peiteren @prrGt6en fir
2lomtral 9epep's 8ei9puoer DOH
Gdn igran3isco na9 Manila ab3ugez
ben, o9ne auf Die iibrigen 6abr3eugs
cer Maniia Expedition gu tparten.
@r nimmt auBer ieiner sigenen, 300
Mann itdrten Manni6aft msbrere
6unDert Seeiolpaten nit. Die iibriz
cen, na9 Manila beitimmten Sruppen
perDen uuf Dem 9ampfer yGitD Of Pez
tinQ" unb dnDeren Srdnsporti9iffer
folqen. Der rgbarleitpn" ftebt unter
oem 8efe6l pes gupitdns Senrp Slap.
Die gemelbeten Qusi6reitungen Der
Sniurgenten auf ben 9bilippinen FAM
gen an, bier eintqe 8eIOrgniB gu errez
oen, uno man GGlt es ba6er fir rdtD=
Jam, ben QlOmiral 0epep 10 raid uIs
mDgli8 in Stano gu ieBen, Sr0nung
3u i6affen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-12

ndmlib 3iemli9 traurig beIteQt luut
Den 8eri4ten Der Qrmee Sffi3iere,
pel9e abgdarbt Daren, um nit So
meg unp 8arcia 81 cpnferiren unb qez
naue Rd9ri6ten iibar Die @FFsftioitGrz
te Der tbnen our 8erfugung ftt9enoen
Sruppen ein3u3ieben. Die os9yn1urs
genten 2lrm:e" 3G6lt etfpu 500OD2ann
unb 1T. pie Elm 606erer OFFi3isr bas
8riegs 9epartements Tith beute aus
oriitte, ungefd6r eine 8peite 2luflage
bon rGoTe9's Qrmee" tlGgli9:n Qtngez
0entens. Sir reguIGren 5eIoOienIt
iIno Die in Wdloern unb Siimpfen siz
nen Guerilla 8rjeg Fii6rerben, IOie
3uidmmenRdngenben 6uufen f4per
gu perpert8en, unD man lift gu Der lie
ber3eugung gelargt, baB man Iia auF
Die 8ai9iilfe Der Gu6aner nidt 0erz
ldfen oHrfe. Damn aber itnD nod
dnDere Punfte in @rpdgung gu 3iez
BEN. @5 ift bier beri9tet porOen, So
meg lei BON Der S0ae, Dab Die Ser.
Staten Srupper bic Sniel 6eieBen
piirben, bur9aus ni6t er6lut. Gr bGlt
feline @uerila &riegfiiFrung fir bic
bette gegen bic Spanier an3upenOanbe
Ulet6ooe unD pHnf9t barin niG3t Qez
It0rt gu perben. llnter Dem Som
manbO zines ameritaHiI4,n Generals
gu tGmpfen, I9eint er ni9t fir rereinz
bar nit 1siner gBiirbe 81 balten, uno.
Den bieIigen leitenOen &reiTen 6eginnt
ieBt Die N0gli4teit gu bGmmern, baB
bic 8un0es Qlrmee ni9t nur Die 9lufs
gabe baben piro, Die Spanier dus3uz
treiben, fonbern aud Elm pGtsrliaes
Quge auf bic Sniurgenten gu boben,
um gu perbinbern, baB Iie ben Itrdtegiz
.19en 8epequnasn in Den 0sg tpmmen.