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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
ATENNESSEE. TRAGEDY.
rhrae Men Killed and One Wounded ~
Knoxville.

Three Men Killed ana Oho "Ou"""" -
Knoxville.
As result of family fued OF long
standing, Henry and Ernest Howard:
brothers, and James MUIR, were killed
Saturday morning at Knoxville. Tenn
BY John B. and Joe McGhee, fathe,
and son, Thomas Howard received
wounds which will prove fatal. Bott
families are among the most prominent
in East Tennessee and additional
deaths will undoubtedly follow. I'm
mediately after the affray, the NC NC
Ghees, heavily armed, fled to the hills
and have not been captured. Trouble
il looked for when they are oyertaken'
Several years ago Tom Howard mar,
ried John McGhee's 15-year old
daughter against the father!s wishet
and since that time fued has existed
between the parties, threats OF murder
having frequently passed between
them, Saturday morning Earnest
Howard, Henry Howard and James
MUIR heard that the McGhees hao
threatened Tom Towards life Friday
night. They Immediately went to the
latter's home, which is situated q quar-
ter of mile from the McGee's home
stead. In order to arrive OF their des'
tination they were compelled to pass
in front of the McGhee place. After
seeing Tom Howard, who assured them
that he and his father-in-law we're on
friendly terms, they started home ant
when directly in front Of the McGhef
house the McGhees ran to the iron
cate and killed all three men instantly
using shotgun and repeating rifle
Tom Howard, who had remained a
home. hearing the shots, ran towart
the scene of the ARRAY, but was stop
ped with rifle ball in the head and /
is thought be will die.
Another version Of the affair is tina
Earnest Howard had been correspond
ing with niece Of McGhee's, contrar;
to the old mans wishes, and that tn
occasioned the trouble.
At the coroner's inquest, held Satu1
day, daughter Of John McGhee te ,,
tilted that her father and brother XII
ed the men without provocatlon.
John B. McGhee is q nephew {
Charles NJ. McGhee. the Wall stree
railway magnate. TAe affair has oe
} casioned intense excitement and OFT
: GERS are securing the country for tn
murderers.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Creased Prisoners Escape.

Two burglars, Gabriel Vaughn aud
". Horton, serving an 11-month h SON
tence in the Frontroyal, Va. jail, cut q
hole in their cell door Friday night,
creased the sides Of the aperture, as
" we'll as their own nude bodies, and es-
capped. They drew their clothing ii,
through the hole after them. Inc
taller found the following message
from his prisoners on the wall: Kind
Friend:-Me and Bill are goln'
6shin' tomorrow morning; so, Mr.
Putnam, turn us loose; we've got Il:
money. but good excuse"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
NOTES FROM WAsHINGTo ON

Events of Our National Capital Briefly W
corded.
Fridays statement Of the trea.all
shows: Available cash. balance, 32ali
$780, 96; gold reserve, 177,o93, 24s.
Representative Lorimer, Of llline1
saws Gen. Lee will make startling d|
closures to the committee on forsie
relations. Gen. Lee will be called
fore the committe on his arrival.
!. Tho Italian training ship Amer
ycspuciel, is anchored in the p :, II
river of Alexandria, Va. with 1 y
men aboard. She will not come nv = II
Washington, but after d few days "
90 70 Philadelphia.
Some Pennsylvania sent 70. ~ ~
president by express a little POI 81
which, when opened, was found
contain sand. There was no met Il
with it and it was thrown out OF II
window.
President Mckinley took an All 3.
noon drive with Vice President aoss
in tho latter's carriage Friday: e.
dent Mckinley appeared to BENT .s
cellcnt health, and cordially acknoa Z.
edged salutations by people IN N h
streets. sasEs
The United States officials have ON IA
chased the British steamer Sapn!ssl
;;ylc is Of 1,0C2 tons gross reg.
She is a brigantine rugged, 2ls tss. 4,
inches, has 81 feet s inches beam u \
draws 81 feet, 3 inches Of water.
Lieut.. Commander Richard W. W.
WRIGHT. executive officer Of tho NV, !.
rriyed in Washington Saturday Go
reported his return to Secretary - u
He was the last officer Of the M. 1l,l. y
;eavc Havana. Commander W. j
WRIGHT desires executive duty IN
event Of lcstilities with Spain ana F.
is prctt; we'll settled that if no Y !.. y
assigned to tie bureau Of navsl ~ u.
nation h. will be given commander
hua slim.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Grewsome Wish

James Reed, a young negro, who
killed his mistress, Sadie Blockely,
last December, is being tried for the
crime in the criminal court at Kansas
CITY. Reed is the son of Martin Reed,
who was hanged in the county jail at
Kansas City for the murder of his
wife. Young Reed says he wants tc
die on the gallows on which his father
was executed. He may be accommo
dated, as there seems to be no doubt
of his guilt.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
White Caps Sentenced.

Pleas Wynn and catlett VIZ IL;
leaders of the Sewer county w. ri
cans. were convicted Friday, o.
murder Of Mrs. VIM. Whaley = - 4
Vile, Tenn, and sentenced g,
hanged. Wynn by his senten 49, !.
dav gains the unenviable reputasless
being the first man in the " n
Tennessee to have two death SEW
hanging over his head OF the same :.
At the fall term of court Wynn reg wi
q 81 drath sentence for the murds,s
VIM. Whaley. The case was !! .P 3
to III the supreme court, where y Y ID
vending. The Whaley couple
the enn}ity Of the white caps . i. N !,
fying against them. They l i
lonely mountain cabin, far a 1t g
abodes of other people. Wns
by Wynn and Upton, Mrs go VI
was kneeling i'll front Of the -
her babe in her arms piayihI. m
murdered couple were literally ~ =
to pieces, shotguns being !, % !, ~ 81
y, in East Tennessee. ri
Naples, who killed VIM y W : 81,
nesday, was released on on s ~; ; y,
The timely arrival Of lou on ~.
him from the white caps: ,,1 800
yiction and execution Of {, ~, y! M
Upton will go far toward a.'',n p' 4 q -
the most bloodthirsty gang Z a,sI q
that have ever existed in TUG -
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16

After twelve years Of existence in
Louisiana, the Kings Daughters OF
the State met in their first convention
Saturday morning in the auditorium
of the Y. NJ. G. A. at New Orleans.
A full list of the delegates could not
be obtained, but there we're twenty
eight circles represented. The con-
vention was planned to extend over
three days, ending Monday afternoon.
there were two sessions Saturday morn
ing and evening. Sunday afternoon
q consecration service was held in Col
iseum Place Baptist Church, conduct.
ed by Mrs. Isabella Charles Davis is OF
New York City, who is corresponding
secretary Of the international order
and an enthusiastic worker and organ
izer.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16

The steamship Algiers, ofthe Morgan
line, which was to have sailed for Ha-
yona from New Orleans with 300 mules
secured in Missouri and consigned to
the Spanish government, was detained
by the officers of the company, and the
mules were unloaded. Officials of the
company say the situation was too crit
Ical to admit of carrying anything that
might be of use to the Spanish. It is
understood that they received gov
eminent tip.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Nominated for tho Legislature.

Pursuant to call signed by num-
Der of prominent men, large repre-
sentative and enthusiastic mass meet
lnQ was held at the Auditorium at
Franklin Saturday evening for the
purpose of nominating nominating
non-partisan candidate to fill the va
cancy in the legislature created by the
resignation OF Walter A. O'Neill. Mr..
A. A. Bourgeois Of Morgan City, was
unanimously selected.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Government Uses Alabama Steel.

The first Birmingham steel to- enter
into use by the government has left
there for Florida. The consignment
was twenty tons Of rounds" made at
the Birmingham Steel mill, rolled at
the roller mills and threaded by the
Machine and Foundry company. They
will be used on the Notifications at
Pensacola and Mobile. Several ship
ments of iron bolts and nuts have al
ready been made to the places, but the
above was the first shipment of the
manufactures of Birmingham steel for
use by the government.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Names of tho Auxiliary Fleet.

Secretary Of the Navy Long has de-
sided upon the names for the new aux
!liary cruisers acquired by the govern
ment from tie Morgan steamship line.
The names are as follows: Ell Nord is
70 be known as the Yankee; Ell Rio as
The Dixie, Sol as the Prairie and FL
Sud as the Yosemite.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Senled Tn in a Freight Car.

When custom official opened tho
door of bonded freight car, at Mon
treal, Saturday, bound from all Ala
bama point to Brunswick, Me-, thir-
teen emaciated negroes crawled out.
They had been without food OF water
for several days. Some Of them haa
to be taken to the hospital. The car
had been sealed at Cincinnati April 8.
The men we're beating their way.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Against Passes.

The constitutional convention by o
vote of II to Al, has passed to the
third reading a measure rendering any
state official liable to impeachment who
receives q pass from any railroad with
in the state of Louisiana.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Good Friday Executions.

G. s. Raymond was hanged at Tai.
som, CAL, Friday, for the murder OF
Fred Andrews at Baden, San Mateo
county, Nov. II last. He died brave
ly.
Bristow Graham (colored) was hang
ed in the county jail at Savannah Fri
day. He killed Ben Wilson, another
colored man, on December 10, 1896.
This is the first time an execution has
taken place there on Good Friday.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
,J,vor and Councilmen Resign.

Friday night there was meeting of
the Lake Charles city council, which
was attended by few prominent citi-
Gems, who advised that the mayor and
council tender their designations. Al
ter q full discussion, resolution was
passed in accord with the advice given.
The resolution also called on the gov
ernor to appoint officers to take the
places of the present mayor and coun-
Gil till June, when the city election
will be held under the charter adopted
by the town of Lake Charles in 1887.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Would Give up All.

my yacht Atlanta and everything
7 have will be at the service of the
government. in case Of war;" said
George Gould. He was en- route from
Omaha and he stopped OF Kansas City
between trains. ''And what can the
government expect from the moneyed
men of New York in the event OF
WARP" was asked. "Whatever help
and as much as it needs" replied Mr..
Gould,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Tho SPANISH Minister.

The Spanish Minister Polo y Ber-
nabe is prepared to leave Washington
at moments notice. For the first
time since his arrival, he has aban-
boned his buoyant air. Those who have
seen him in sober frame of mind. He
admits that there is. no way out Of the
controversy except through war.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Florida Alarmed.

Alarmed by tho i'amincnce of war,
;syyo numbers Of people have been for
tue last few days closing up their bust
resg connections in various Florida
towas md fastening northward. Rap
;d-iire guns to protect tho mouth Of the
y. Jchn's arrived at Jacksonville, Fri
day, The city aad all other State
troops ere making, final preparations
for active sceyice.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
The State Troops.

Governor Foster held a conference
Saturday night with General Flynn
and other military officers, and while
nothing was made public, it is known
that the movement of state troops in
case of war was discussed. In case
the president calls on the governor for
militia, 5000 city troops will at once
respond, and thousand 'uen from the
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Killed by n Bicycle.

Friday morning J. McLain Smith,
city editor of the Dayton, o., Evening
Press, and son Of Gen. Samuel B.
Smith, a member Of the Dayton city
council, died from fracture OF the
skull. He was run into' Thursday
evening by the professional bicyclist,
Roy Lefevre, while crossing street.
t.ofevre gave himself up to the police.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Assigned to Duty.

Lieut.. w. T. Cluverius, Of New Or
leans, who was an officer on the Maine,
when that vessel was blown up in
Spanish waters. and who has been
there for sTne days visiting his family
has received orders to report at the
New York navy yard to be assigned to
q ship, left for the East Saturday night.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Passed Through Nashville.

A company Of United States troops
passed through Nashville, Friday,
without stopping, bound for Calves
ton. Two large cannon were on a
southbound train, destination kept
secret. Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis railway has perfected arrange
ments to carry the twenty-ifth infan-
try TO Chattanooga upon arrival there.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16

parishes will be modified few hours
later, making fine showing for Louis.
lana, for all these men will be well
equipped and ready for duty as soon
e3 any militia in the country. Cover
nor Foster is highly pleased with the
efficiency, discipline and enthusiasm
of the state national guard.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
BRYAN Makes a Donatl''' !.

President James Fl. Canflelo, ~
Ohio State University, nag MI 4, =
j. Bryan at Columbus: ~.
II hereby propose to g.
Ohio State University, II
the trustees, $3.50, the same j
vested and the annual proosa ~,
for a prize for the best es ss.|is : r.
the principles which unosla
of government.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
E,cape From a Burning jail.

The small wooden town jail at Pat
terson, La, was fired Friday night by
q colored prisoner, temporarily con-
fined therein. The building was to.
tally destroyed and the prisoners mar
rowly escaped cremation. No other
buildings were injured.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Resigned to His Fate.

Jos. Il. Timberlake, who is SEN
fenced to be hanged at Alexandria
Friday, is now receiving spiritual con-
ISOLATION from Father L. Menard, a
Catholic priest, at Alexandria. He
talks freely and is in very good health
and spirits, and is only suffering some
from the leg which was broken last
spring by large piece Of marble fall
ing on him.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Bank Clearings.

New Orleans Bank clearings for last
week were Sc, 521, $50. decrease OF
go per cent as compared with the cor
responding week Of last year.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Secures Another Convention.

The convention Of Western eye, ear
and throat specialists in Chicago
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, DR.. Colburn, Chicago; vice
president, D. Scheppegrell, New Or
leans; secretary, DR.. Rumboly, st.
Louis. The next session is to be held
In New Orleans.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Heavy Fightingin Egypt.

The Anglo-Egyptian forces attacked
the Dervlsh position Friday morning
and rushed Mahmoud's Zariba, the
centre of his fertilization without
check. The attack was entirely sue
cessful and. the Derylshes lost very
heavily.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
POstOmce Moved.

The postmaster general has ordered
that the postof1ice at Morgan City, La,
be changed from its present site to the
81. NJ. Young building.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Old Offenders in the Tolls.

VIM. Featherstone, Familiarity known
rs "Uncle Billy" aged IS years, q
well-known character around Alexan-
dria, who has already served a term
in Jail for larceny, broke open the
cash drawer in s. G.. Wards saloon
on Third street Thursday night, and
took the contents about, about $l5.
He was arrested Friday morning and
placed in jail.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
FIFTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
4 WEEKS PROCEEDINGS OF THE LAW
MAKERS.

Keen disappointment Caused by tho
Failure Of tho Presidents Message to
NIaterializo at the Appointed Time.''A
Week of Warm Discussion.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
Lake Conco.dia Levee Reported Weak.

Lake COncO"dN LeVee Kep0rteu VeHR'
The authorities Of Concordia parish
are now looking closely after their
Ievees. The Lake Concordia levee is
reported to be weak and sinking in
some places, and Inspector Calvit has
put force of men upon it to get it in
shape for the flood, which he thinks
will be successfully accomplished.
The Surget-Ashley embankment in the
lower portion of the parish is said to
be caving badly, but no great amount
of damage is anticipated if it does.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16
LOUISIANA HAPPENINGS.
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS OVER THE
COMMONWEALTH.

State National Gnards.-.King's Daughters
Meet in tho Crescent City-..Three Hun.
dred Mules for tho Spanish Army De.
tanned.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-04-16

Events of Our National Capital Brteny IL
corded. ;sgsSs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-13
emf uriItrsfrnnf irin.

St6aca, R.z0., II. Sept. - 81.
&urf, Der @ornell STUDENT, pel4er
bes 9isbItubIs bs16ulbigt uno Der
8ranbItiftung perDd9tig lit, Detgert
ii6, Ieinsn 8ater gu empfungen, @r
brp6t, f9uIbig gu plaioiren, falls 1ein
@ater, tpelGer bon g2ep>Yort ber6eigez
eilt lit, um ieinsm Sobne 8eiItano gu
leiIten, oarauf beItsbt, ibn ieben gu
polfen. 2Glsm 2(nf9ein nuh lit Der
iunge &arIt geiItestrant. Der 8ater
lit Elm in guten 8erhdltnifen in Stem
0ort lebenber 9rdDeur.
&arit itubirt Das Sngenieurfa4.
glls er BON zen Mei6na9tsferien 3uz
rIdfe6rte, bate er, angebli9 bur9 Ell
nen Stur5 aufs Sis Die Sprd4e perz
loren. Die Sommerferien perle6te er
bier. @r mar belie6t, unb obglei4
mun6e Ieinsr GpIlegen, tpel4e er be-
1u&te, na6ber tleinsre 8e9enItdnOe
permiBten, ri9tete lib tein 9erbu4t
auf i'm, Bis am 4. 2luguit in benz
6auIe, in tpel9em &arIt Elm 3tmmer
inne bate, Elm Offenbur angelegtes
6euer aus6ra9. Ollie 11mItGnOe oeuz
teten auf &arIt ais 8ruTOItifter bin,
unb er puroe nun 6eobu9tet, i'm Be-
lib zines einem anberen Stubenten ab>
6anoen Observation-Disclosures na3
g1epzNort 6efunben uno unter2lnfldge
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nes Stubenten, Rdmen5 W}in3, DeiIen
&leiber i6res SSn6alts beraubt gefunz
ben, I6eint &arit etpas gu t9un gu
bdben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-13
Gum NitglirO Der rSiberinh" rr>
m1blt.

MiIpautee, @isc., II. Sept.
- Der befunnte polnii9 : ameritani@
f6s S9riftItsIler Or. 9. %. Stulit
bon bier lit fir Ieine 8dblreiAen literaz
ridden @erte, Die in OeutTher, Iluptz
56er, pDIniI6er, italienii4er unb ldtsiz
niI9er @pra9e erI9ienen Iinb, am %.
2tuguit gum Wtitgfieb Der pGpItltdsn
Qtacemie ,5ibernia" in Rom ernannt
poroen. Die 4tabemie 1T eine Der be-
rii6mteIten, ber 9apit itebt an Der
Spite berIerben uno Der &Gtier Don
Ositreic1 lit ibr PrptettOr. Die @bre
Der @rnennung gum Mitglieo berIelz
ben lit fir Or. StuGit unb bic 9tO3ele
Ntlpautee um 10 grOBer, als Die 3abl
Der Utitgliebsr auf 120 6ei4rGntt tit.
Or, Stutit Ipri4t 5pOlf Spraaen 9e@
lGufio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-13

8eIsB iIt' Mlorb ie nld Der S9fpers
oe5 8er6rs6ens Itrafbar; Die I6rerlts
Strafs, pie iiberbaupt ertdRnt neroen
tanr, lit lebtnsIGnqli6e @interterung.
8eforqntffe um bic s. on L
ginDilbe ire.
GSm6udq, II. September.-0ier
pno in 2lmTteroum er6dIt iiG nit groz
Fer 8&burrli9feit pas @sriiht auF>
rsft, oaB elm Ntteniat auf Die &0ni9ia
0iIt2lmine gemd6t purbe. Offi3iea
miro oas 8erii6t ieop6 in gbrebe ge@
it2Qt. Die 9snfer Srdg0oie fat bier
in aGsn SAihtsn Der 8ep0teruugge@
Itiir5up5 teuoprssrufen. 3uglei9
mc4t Ii9 Elm 9aiii6I 9rpBer Grlei4tez
rung gsltenb, oaB ale nit Der &r0@
nungsfeier per6unDsnen 6eItli6tetten
70 gut pie porii6er fino uno p6ns STD
rung BON 5O5ialiItiI6er Seite perliefen.
gs 1T unm0qli6, Iit Die 8irtung
bpr3uItellen, pel9e bic Ra6ridt bon
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bet parb, bier nod DOR elmer 8o4s ge@
babt hdben piirbe. Die traurigegah@
ri6t nurbe Der &0nig;n Dilbelmins
bis oeitern N6eno 6orentbalten.
6p. be Beaufort, Der WiniIter oes
@usp1rtigen, tiinoiqt an, oaB oaS urs
ipriingli6e Proqramm Der 5eitIi4teiz
ten unperdnbett aur Nusfii6run9 tom@
men perbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-13
Sir Ireiiilber nnh GrpanRpn:

Colorado 0 g prtngs, Gol.,
II. Sept.-9er bemotratiI6eS
conpent BON Colorado befrdfttgt in
Ieiner PIuttform bic @runbprin3ipien
Der Gbicago'er 9lattform bon 1896.
9es 0eiteren ipri9t bic 9lattform bic
8iGigung bes IpaniIhen &rieges Sei=
tens Der 8artei aus, unb tritt fir bic
l1ndbbGngigteit Guba's, bas 8ebalten
Der anberen ipaniI9 peftinoif9en
8eIiBungen unb bic Gontrole ii6er all
les anbere Ipdni19e SerritOrium, pels
fss amerifantI9e Streittrdfte bei'm
Gnbe bes &rieges beIeBt gebaIten bas
ben, aus.
Die plattform Der PopuliIten be-
fiirportet Sreilil6er unb Die ginbebal@
tung Der Spanien abgenOmmenen Sns
1eln 10 Iange, Biz bic Majorttdt Der
bortigen 8eb0lterung ben Muni9 na9
Sel6itreqieruna ausbriidt.
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&nn rinrm 0nIi,iifcn rriflniien.

8aIbefton, Ser, II. Septem>
Der. - @oparb u. Galaban, Elm Solz
bat bes 1. Ser. Staaten 8olOntGr>
&egiments CSmmune) purOe geitern
Q6eno BON Dem 8oli3iitsn 9arrp
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ertpG6nte 8egiment mar geItern dbgez
I06nt tporben, unb bic meiften Soloaz
ten batten Ii4 alsoann prompt betrunz
fen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-13
0as &tr6eneigent9um in
tsiper@efdb

a 0 m, II. Geptem6er. - Der QupIf
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