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The Atlanta constitution., 1898-08-08
Mccullough Bros. Fruit and Produce
Letter.

Atlanta, August 6--The Georgia peach
crop. especially the Elberta and better
varieties, are playing out very fast. and
the receipts in our market for the past
few days having been light, although 1t
seems to have made no material difference
in the price obtained for them For the
next month so Atlanta will look to Mis-
souri, and Kentucky for her peaches; after
that California. AS a whole the Georgia
peach crop has netted but little money
to the growers and jobberS as the price
obtained has been so very low on ac-
rount of the tremendous supply.
WatermelonS seem to have flooded the
market, as usual at this season of the
year. and many cars are being rejected on
account of not bringing freight charges.
Apples still coming in in a local way.
but the quality Is very inferior and the
price obtained for them is very low
Bananas hold their own at former prices
with no change whatever. Demand on the
Atlanta market is light with small re-
cepts
Lemons have advanced, and indications
point to much higher prices caused by
light receipts at points of importation.
Lines selling slow at 75c per hun
dred.
Cantaloupes are little or no sale at any
price.
Irish potatoes are selling slow, with the
market Is being well supplied. with prices
ruling very low.
Onions are scarcely any sale at all at
75c to soc per bushel, and the demand, 1t
seems, is no good.
prices receipts being light with demand
in proportion.
Poultry is bringing some better prices
than last week However. the market has
been well supplied and the demand has not
been equal to The receipts Prices obtain
ed for poultry of all kinds IS the same
quoted.
EGGS are IN light demand at 1oc per
dozen.
Comb honey is in fair demand at DC to
10c per pound; strained &c 20 7c All re-
l1Ip coli these
prices
Should the weather rlear up we look for
business to be much better in the line OK
fruit and produce within the next eight
or ten dayS
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TEN CENT STAMP IS REQUIRED
The Supervising Inspector Geherai o
Steam Vessels Issues Circular

Washington. August '4-GeneTal l'I,'iom.' ,'n,
supervising inspector Geht'"l % ,.hinb he
announces that under the new war revenue
act n l0-eent stamp must be aliNc" ~
following named certificates and cop'e7
thereof required by law;
Supervising inspectors permit TO '"wrns n
steamer to carry persons olheI 'IaIt ,ti,,c
Supervising inspectors permit eNHnpuns
riv"r stcamers from carrying metallic NE
boat. , ,,,,,, ,,o,y
der. u- o.. ,o 70
Certificate permitting steamers 70 so u
another port for repairs
Ccrtificate of license to carry excursion
Certificate of license permitting the car
ry.ng of petroleum on passenger stc"ih-
crS. .. ,
Certificate of supervising inspectors as
to safety of using petroleum on steamers
as fuel. - ~
Certificate Of supervising inspectors as
to safety of boilers not built of riVeted iron
or steel plate. -
Original certificate on inspection of steam
vessels issued to chief officers OF customs
for file do not require a stamp.
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Closed quiet
Worlds Visible Supply of Cotton.

New Orleans. August 5.-Secretary hes
cotton, cet MADE up from special cable and
telegraph advices, compares the figures OF OF
this week with last week oa last & year ,,a5r ana
r. SHOWS a decrease during the week Just
tiosad s1,I" Of 67,365 bales against decrease sc
of liG. 400 last year and Il decrease OF 9lZ0
Al T%% 19 total visible Is 1885 929. against 2,053
295 last Week, 1,26oo9l last year and 2GS6 G5i
in IS@5 o HIS he total Of AmfriGa1 AZ 1rt wSe cot
! 5no t47 jasf yoar and 2731 ass in 1925, and
Of ly'21'' All other ' kinds including Egypt Brazil,
india. ETC., 2l7o0o, against 2i3oo9 last Week,
25q POO last year and 3l5.20o same time IN
The total worlds visible supply of cotton
.hovss a decrease compared with last week
of G7 1868 bales and an increase c9nparea
U-;th last wear Of 725.S .S32 and a decrease
Cnrnnared With 1895 of 7G0.727
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A. oocosion To Be Remembered.

r1ron INC Houca Tutn, 5. Q, CafonIeIe.
The reunion of the o,d vets IN the e''y
of Atlanta was an occasion 10 be lohs re-
mcmbered by those IN attendAhe'. i"g
people Of that city spared i' pan" 90. %.
mems Of trying to make it the graHlest
nf al the reunions, and it was beyond All
doubt a grand success. The old so-''efa
we're magnitcently fed and sheltered at tne
old exposition buildings. where you (o".N
soc men embrace and mInsle their te' -
together, who had been separate" I""'o
tnan thirty years. Tongue cannot eAP','9
aId hrrors as they would cOugree1te III
nouns and relate the many incidents th1l
occurred to them during nights IN ANA
arn1lnl AtIantu.
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THE CYCLCRAMA.
As Viewei by a South Carolinian, Con
federate Veteran

1,.-,-, -,,, lI-,.,.., path : =, 1.rronicIo
From the fionea Path' >, Co. C!ro'i'cIt.
Fifteen minutes ride carried US to Grant
park, where many slabs and monuments
reDrcseut hard-rought battles and lines Of
Grand ana good men who fought. bled and
3tli '''' rn,, ~. nonntrv II fs in mis- park
uleu loi ms coul'''S' - 80 :,, ~ ;,at,.
you will find many species OF "l!u 'fl'I'".S'
consisting of elephants bears tigers pan
thers IONS, leopards. wolves, prairie DOGS
Mc4''" Sac Io"ot "ofS ,ny 1' sneric5 Of animals or
racl' almost "nS eno ,h,raa f,. ,hc
entertainment Of vets and visitors.
We next viewed the battle of Atlanta ON
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rruttn and Confectioneriea.

Atlanta August G-Apples. none on ne maTket'
Lemons choice - 00@4@n; fancy r",U"t rai ",1o
oranges California Sc adIiup So 20 ha'ei none
Hannnas straight 81 300 10 bunch, Guns iO""
sI % Figs sQs@c ownRto quality "sinade" Ta'l. I
fornis a. 4C0G %: "a foxes SOC CUC CUR ah'h oss
rc Ieghurn cItrou 100 lie. MUS - II ohoa oc'
pecans 10 Nc; Brazil 0@ Zoe; nber's NE wnI'
r,u iOG.l /, mixed So lUc. Peanuts NitElaii
eIccric ut 54s fancy manu- licked 4sI "5Sc'"eoe
pIa3eJhy.
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Country Produce.

Atlanta August Eggs @lGc Butter, western
choice Sc Georgia 8@lec. Live poultry chick tnS,
hens 22lem25c; spring chickens large 20. % !2e,
stnau l0@ @l2;,c; ducks. puddle. l7tpG. 2Oc; fekns
2yH9?5c. Irish potatoes per buHhel 'oc"f Nv "
,weet potatoes. new crop, fl,oo& 70 per Ga1no.'
Honey strained aCI Tc. in the comb S&9c. onions
new ci op 75scsl 90 per bp: +3oGGG3Z6 per DOL
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COlum buS'S First Bale.

Columbus, Ga, August G.-(Special)-
Columbus received her first bale of cotton
from Dawson. weighed $50 pounds. Was
classed middling, was received by the w.
G. Bradley Company, ana WAS afterwards
sold by that company to j. Il. Hoist &
Co Il 6 cnntS
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ATLANTA AND TIE REUNION,
Bees To Be Excused.

From The Newbcrry $. c. Observer,
If ANYTHING is overlooked this week OK
cusc the editor. as he has just returned
from the big reunion in Atlanta.
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were more or less injured. The wreck was
one of the worst that has occurred IN
months and the passengers had miraculous
escapes.
Conductor Robert Rutherford, Engineer
Long and the crew escaped without q
scratch
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Stevens for Congress.

Houston, Tex. August 6-ConEressman
John II. Stevens, of the thirteenth district.
was today nominated by accEmatlon for
reelection by the democratic convention
held at Abilene. 4 plank in the platform
favors the acquisition of the Spanish West
Indies.
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from this port for the week ending today
aggregate SS46,012.
The imports of dry goods and general
merchandise at New York for the week
ending today were $S, ,216376.
The imports of specie this week were
1929 279 in gold, and S600S3 silver.
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HERE
IS A
CURE
FOR

thanks for contributing so much to our
pleasure and voting them hearty god
speed in all the future.
In conclusion. we are ccmstraned 10
say that our camp is indebted to our com
mandcr. Colonel Fort, for his indefati2ah'e
efforts in looking after the welfare of in
tiv,uL al members and the admirable man
ner in which he dfd the honors of our
camp.
FINALLY we say the people of Atlanta.
especially The ladies. are entitled to the
thanks of all old confederate veterans for
the admira BILE manner in which they We're
entertained during the eighth reunion OF
the United Confederate Veterans Respect
fully submitted,
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First Bale in Eufaula.

Eufaula, Ala. August G.--(Spec;aI D-The
first new bale of cotton was received here
classcd low m:ddling and was sold 10 A1er-
Ger g. Field at ~ cents.
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NcSurtain Re-e1ected Chief.

South McAlester |. T.. August 1.-The
Choctaw election returns. which are near
ly all in. indicate that Green McCurtain
has been reelected chief of the ChoctaW
nation.
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1StOHs-

srnnta August 6--Clear cthe N"Vc' .'tnS $3.50;
,,.,r .tdog So: icr-cured bellies no Sugar-nnre
ham. ClsM! Ic: California 7apC; breakfast bacon :
GIa" iart UeAi quality Gl.c; .econd quality 6Ioc'
GUupOGLGJ ).
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The Atlanta Visit.

The report OF 'he to'"'''-'''0
Atlanta trip was as foiio""' ,,..,
(,oure1cr1tr Vclcrans: We tine commlttee
J,moIntad for the purpose Of making all
1i.r.,stry arrangements Tor hc;~dQuHftcIS
~ ttIant1 and the attendance OF tAe
ramn at Atlanta during the reunion "i lne
United Confederate eterana. July -oOu,
2.st 22d and 23d, 1888. bcG leave TO ttp"I 10
o1loyys:
we paid out for expenses OF hcau-
nuarIcrs ice janitor service, packing PIC
turcS express, badges, furniture a''9
banner stationary. exc. $oo.Lo' Ill
~ Leaving balance on mana apoNt & .'ti
EXPENSES, which we turn over - ''0 lamp
to be used as it may see III, $l-'o-' ,. chat
Your committee E'S i''NH ~ IF We
the uniform kndness ana G9u'lff5S % 'md
people OF Atlanta to the oiu Sothjg'9 D. ,,'1I
cspcr4auy to the lneint,eiS o. ~ -, ~,
was unprecedcnJcd, ahu Ut, Urt,,,i y tr7,nt,s nf
highest praise ana me PioLo"'''
an cX-COnteuerate SoldIelf ,,,. of work
" Or. Amos foA ah4 mo ''t nf frrI-
ers upon Whom depehQcu 11uiraI 70 accent
the hospitality OF tH% tt'H3, crfor'nqnce
highest praise for thc Itll"iuI Po'
OF their arduouS dutlt7. ,,,. Indebted 10
The camp IS p4rNcut|r'S ~, fr~e use
Hon. julius l.. broWh lot ,,.,io,,e head
of our convenient ana IinS ana his
family tor their many |'Hi 'o'N'
that city. ,,,,,+, WIN IN, re-
The reunion az -A'''.''' ,,..,,.s.ful and
garded by Us as thG n,t W., Iina inIebled
peasant ever helu I'o+t'~" ,-2,,.roI for
TO the people OF At.aH,A III . .,,, .sI,r-
c!alIy indeb ed to M. y, ],,,j %, Ms George
Frank Haley. Of Atliiil'' tr+'Ii.r %+'I If Chat
7 Fry and Miss , Sjlt.c + chosen
ta sso&a. Miss tfaZltI' ffinI tht ro,ition
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Piles and Tistula.

Cure guaranteed 20 years experience. Par
tLculars free DR.. Tucker. 16 n. Broad st.
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HISTORY Of REUNION

The Daily Constitution Of July Goth, 2lst
2ad and 23d contains the fullest possible
history of the Atlanta reunion of the con-
fedorate veterans The issue of July 2oth,
0fty-six pages, is one of the largest and
most complete papers ever issued from
The Constitutions presses 1t is fully
illustrative by picture and story of the
campaigning that led up to the battles
around Atlanta. If you want al this mat
ter. the routine and detail of this last,
largest and perhaps the best reunion of the
veterans, get a set of the daily papers
mentioned.
order them at once; inclose 20 cents and
state that you want the reunion set of
napers They will be mailed by us, postage
Maid to any address for q quarter. Send
them to your friend. tell them you were
bera and saw it all, but did not have time
to write them all about it. The generals
and officers. the pretty sponsors and maids
Of honor and many distinguished visitors,
are all shown in the columns.
order at once. The supply may soon be
exhausted. Remit direct to
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Aug. |. '9S. July I, '9S. Aug. I, '97.

The stock feld this year is the smallest
reported at that date for the last ten years
ct
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Exports and Imports of Specie.
New York August 6.-Exports of silver
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Genlus-A married man who has a new
excuse every time he stays out late.
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TENNESSEE VETERANS
WERE WELL PLEASED
Declare Atlanta Reunion tho Most
Pleasant Ever Attended.
WELL TREATED AT REUNION
A Large Number of the Members of
Camp Forrest Attended the
Reunion.
WELL TREATED AT REUNION

The confederate veterans of the N. r.
Forrest camp. Of Chattanooga, Tenn,
many OF whom attended the big
union recently held in Atlanta. met few
days ago and passed resolutions Compl-
menting Atlanta on the manner In which
the veterans were cared for and praising
the hospitality of her homes.
The report adopted by the camp declares
the Atlanta reunion to be the most sue
cessful and pleasant of any ever held. 1t
recalls the receptions ana entertainments
given to the Tennesseeans while they were
in the city at the homes of prominent cit
izcns, and says that the courtesies eX-
tended them throughout the visit were
unprecedented.
Tennessee'S delegation to the reunion was
probably the largest Of any next to that Of
Georgia. and In the parade the veterans
from that state made a splendid showing.
Most of the men of the n. i. Forrest camp
We're stationed at the quarters provided
for the veterans at Piedmont park. and can
speak from actual knowledge of the way
in which they were treated by DR.. Amos
Fox and his corps of assistants, who were
in charge Of the quarters.
During the reunion the y. =. Forrest
camp had Its headquarters in the Brown
building. where apartments We're rendered
with every convenience free OF charge.
From every direction come the praises
of the veterans for the hospitality of At
.anta, the remembrance of which has
been carried home to every state in the
south. The following is the report Of the
committee appointed from the n. B. For
rest camp to represent the camp at the re
union. as detailed i'll The Chattanooea
News
'Important business was transacted at
the regular meeting of n. y. Forrest
Camp OF COnlcuerate Veterans. ned last
night.
me committee which attended the re-
union in Atlanta reported, and as stated III
Ihe News Il few Gays ago the veterans
were hearty III their praise OF the treat
mcnt they received
~ committee was appointed to cooper
ate with other committees to be appoInctd
by the mayor and aldermen, the county
court. the chamber of commerce the Two
.nns WcmaIas Re.ief Corps. etc, in
entertaining the O. y. X. veterans VINO are
to visit Chattanooga after the reunion III
tinr .lnati IN Sep ptemDer. Ine committee
is composed Of }; +. smart. ). r. 9mpP'
g. H. Coulding, Milton russell and l.. i.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted to be pre-
scuted to COmrade \. +. W ellis, VINO has
uecn a member OF the camp since its or
ginization, and who is about to remove TO
l.. Price, W =. Ealiu. John W. Lee }.
r. Shipp and ". Z. McClatcAey.
"Thn memorial committee was instructed
to meet with the Clty park commissioners
and Il committee from the Daughters oL
the Confodrracy, at some iine 70 be
designated, at which meeting all members
of the camp are invited to be present, 10
discuss plans for the future management
OF the Confederate cemetery and Its per
maneut care.
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Mprb &cranfrn.

Sri. Nellie SHeGbaie bon 2ard
StraBe unb Sames Sarris bon 9idion
4psnue iinb am Donneritas bur4 Rsp.
W. 6. Gifin als @bepaar sinseiesnet
iporoen.
= auS bsr Wobnuns bss s. 80.
Sherman an Dot StraBs purbe am
Donneifus Ra@t cine si6Bere 0uanti.
tat einsema&ts Sru&t eshoblsn. 9is
Diebe erbra6en cine in ben 8eaer
fdbrenbs 5aatbure.
- Dm. DonaIbiou uno WidasI Wo,
naban, bic einise Abenoe suuor ben Srso
Sabn in trunisnsm 9uitanbe UNI So er.
leihtert baben ioqsn, tpurSen am Sam.
flag unter 8drsidaft flr ibr ssridtli dss
grfHeinen eefteat.
- tlmibren WaHsrporraib ,u erb5ben.
bat bic Brobibence @aS unb Waiier 60,
tiirsli1 in Gbin1iaa einen arteiiIhen
Drummer bobren lafsn. Der 986 sSuB tiei
IN uno cine 8 8oa R6bre bat. Unite,
Druid lisfsrt Der Drummer 286, 900 Sal,
Ionen @afer in "a Stunben. Die gom,
panic seeentt nod msbrers Drummer
bobren 3u Iafisn. bamit in ,8uiunft sir
Waiierman8sl auber Sraee lit.
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2ittStpn.

- Ser 9oIe Rapbnel IIsranis. einei
Der Opfsr oes @reter Wine unfalss, be-
ieitoem i'm Soipital lag. itarb am Sonn'
tag.
- Ginbrsder ifabIsn aus bsr 8atrid
MeDonnea @Obnuns on Barionae,
SiraBe ON Sonntus abenb eine Taiden'
ubr unb Sc 8uarselb.
- @omperb 8obnuns an 8iaiam
Strcbe puroe ON Samitas Jadt ur
perihiebene Silbertpaaren uno eint
Auantitat @insemadtes befObIen.
- Dsm 2sbisb BAILEY 8remier Somsi
WbsIan tpuroe am Donueritae i'm Gorton
0Ofe beim aarrenfoppeIn eine Sanb f
b6surtis serbrldt. baB iis amputirt tper'
ben mubte.
- Brune's 8Iof ipurbe am Donners.
tag Gbeno burd Seuer beihdoiet, er6B.
tenibells 1T Der Shaoen aber burd caS
sur 26fduns anssnanots Waher perur'
iadt ipOroen.
grnit 8otb's 2absn an Der @de bon
Wain unb Union Straben tpurbe an
Ufontae su friber Rorssnitunos um Re'
uolper, Wefer unb anbere 9lrtitel bee
raubt, suiammen ettpa $50 pertb.
-Sames Cooper bon 8et giitston,
uIs 8redsrboB i'm Gretsr BREEDER anss.
iteat. fiel am Samitas in ben 8sfbrbsrer.
Der bic 8obIen bonn BREEDER sur 8ui6erei
fiibrt uno mar fur6tbar peritiimmsIt unb
toct, ebe man ben nnfaa bemerfts.
Das in Der bsrfOTsnsn @o9s bier
i'm nmIauf befinbIlde @erd6t, baB Elm
9elbfisberfaa in Der Staot eriitre. bat
iib uls unipabr ertpieien. Sin ssipiHer
8. 8 Serbert, Der nit einem Wanne
bon Gotta Rca am porlesten Nittpo6
3urtdtebrte, Der am Sreitus in Waibins
ton benz @elbfieber srIas, bate einen
Brief an ben 8erhobsaen seidrisbsn, in
lpeIdsm er iid au6 fber nnwobIiein be'
tlaste unb bieS bate mad 8efanntmaa'
une baS @etIbt sur 8olss.
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500 @slphnunal 500.

Die esir bisisr 5situns p,rbsn E& frsusn ~
trfabrtn. eaB % psnieff,ns cine ssfiir6ifi,
aranfbtit eisbt psl6s bic ,gDidtnl6dft in al
ibrtn Stufsn sIi bsiItn I'm Stanbe 10; Saa's
staiarrb. .anr 40 bic sin,ias issi Der ar,fii&su
SrnefrlIaIt bfiannis peiltips Sur. aitarrt
rfcIesrt ais cine Gpnfltaticnstranfbsit siul
epniittutionsae 8tbaneluns. Saa's aatarrb.
Sur pirb tunerlit stnpmmtn une pirft eirst
auf tas y ut unb bic tfltimiatn Sbsrll6dsu
ess Sslftms, baourd bic @run6la ber Stranf.
belt ,sriSrtne une BEN patisnifn araft a,bsne
iubsm iIt bic Gcnfitutipn bss a5rpsrs aufbaul
une btr Ratur tn ibrsm @srft bilft. Die 81.
esntbnmtr babsn 10 pisl 8srirautn 40 ibrsr
ptilfr6fitn. baB lis einbuuesri Dollars 9elob.
uuus fir isbtn Gaa anbitttn, ben Iis ,u furirsu
puftblt. eaet Gua cine 9iiis BON 3,aanilI,r
ipmHfn. Wan aertIIirs:
;. Sbsues & Go, SpIsbp, ..
E3 gsrfauft BON alltu Gpptbtltrn, 75f.
eaas 8amilisu piasn Rnb bic b,lisn,
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Dae xbaI abmdrtS.

Tahlur. Gin 4idbrisss 8inb Der
@beleute SafOb Stuff purbe am Sonntue
i'm Sorsit Some Srlebbofe beerbist +; Pas
for 0sber Ieitete bic Trausrfsier.
DaS benz Samss Gbomas su Ipoca
aeb6renoe uno bon ibm unb 3bomas
Bopea bspobnte Suus purbe am Don.
nsrltas Diorsen out4 Seuer aeritDrt ;
8erlut ettpa 81 300.
- gIuf bsr 8. & $. Giienbabn sab
es ON Dienitas Ha6mlttas spiiben
WoOiie unb Npoca elm @rad. bas eine
8eripdtuns aaer 3dse sur SoIse battle.
Orei @Iterpaeen unb cine @abuie tpur'
Den aertrdmmert. uber NIemanb bsrIebt.
Der nnfaa ereisnete ii6. inbsm Elm
Tradtsus in einen anoersn fubr.
- Ssnab 8osmospitd bon Durpsa
ipuro am Dieniias auf bic 4nfIase oss
Dlorbes bem County @efdnsnib iibertpie'
fen. gs ipiro bebauplet, baB Der 8srs
baftete elmer bon Der 8unbe 1T. bic an
Dem Tooe bes 8i6arb Sotpsu bic S6ulo
trasen, Der Dor WRonutsfriit bel einem
g8rad auf Der 2eblsb 8aqsp glienbabn
nabe Babylon sei6otet puroe. Obfbon
County Deisttiu 2spibon. Der ben 8erl
eripiidte. abioIut nidtS iber bnS ees en-
ibn erIanste 8epeismaierial uerIauten
Idbt. ba cine @ntbdauns perfrdbt ndrs.
10 slaubt unb bofft man bod, BOB nit Der
Irretiruns bes 8osmospit6 her 9lnfane
sema6t ipuroe, bic sdseaois. perbre6eri.
i&e 8lnce. bic idon felt Idnserer 3eii
iene Radbaridaft uniider mu9ts, sur
Re6eni6aft su sisben. 8tpei GuO ere, biz
ansebIihen Slbrer Der 8anos. peroen
ebsnfuIS eifrisit seiu6t unb Bat mon
Soifnuns. iie in elm paar Iaeen bine'
felt au MAIDEN.
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@iltesbarre Ma&rt&ten

= Cine @assrpIofion, bic ii6 an
Samitas in ber Bettebone Diine A.
Dorrancstoipn ereisnete, berbrannte brei
Didnner on Sdnben unb @eiidt.
= Die su Waltbp tpObnenSsn SIo'
MAIDEN 9lnbrep @rau unb Mntbons
Win6us batten am Sonntas Streit unt
@rau perfebte oem Wiu6us brsi lebsnss
seidbrlide Weheriti&e; @rau tpurbs
arretirt unb benz bieissn @efansnib
tibsripieien.
- Drei masfirte ginbreder bransen
am Wontas DlOreen in ben ONEIDA 2aoen
Su Sasleton. banoen ben oaieIbit idIafens
ben Treiber uno ipreneten bann bic @elo'
ipinbe uno entnabmen osrislben betrd9ts
Iite 8eute, lporauf iie obne gntbefuns
enttamen.
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