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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12

have been mounting guns and some II
THESE are Of much heavier caihrc than
any the American army can bring into
play. Some of their guns are OF anti
quatcd pattern and not capable Of much
damage, but others are very different
and capable of excellent work. One
seven-nch gun. which had 50 perfect 4
range during the battle Of san Juan
of many ridges occupied by the Ameri-
can troops. has been located with cspc
clal care by the American gunncrs. aud
II Will be the recipient of much attention
when hoStiitcS reopen.
General Bates division. which holds
the extreme left Of the line moved for
ward to-day to Il new position. 100
yards III advance. planted along the
edge of Il PERCEPTIONS ravinc. the walls
are about eighty feet high. This rayinc
IS about 200 yards long. and about 100
yards wide. General Bates has now
moved the Twentieth infantry To the
side Of the rayinc nearest Santiago and
placed the Third infantry. which. with
the Twentieth forms his brigade. ut
right angles 10 the line Of the Twentieth
The extreme left Of his line. which is
the cNtremc left of the Americans army
is about opposite the upper end of san
tia9o harlor and from four To six miles
from the coast line.
When hoSiliticS are opened by the
hombardmcnt. great things are expected
from the navy Admiral Sampson is
quoted throughout the army as saying
that he will drop one shell into the city
every FIVE minutes. and if that is not
sufficient to do the work he will drop one
into the city every two minutes. The
fire. in addition To what the land forces
viii turn III. it is thought will be suffi
cicnt to reduce the Spaniards to point
where they will Surrender.
General Hawkins. commanding the
first brigade of General Kent's division,
who WAS wounded in the foot during the
attack made on our lines Saturday night
Isy the SpaniardS. has returned To the
United States Colonel Thratcr. of the
Sixteenth infantry. has succeeded Gen
eral Hawkins in the command Of the
brigade. and Colonel Wood, of the
Rough Riders will succeed General
Young. Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt.
viii command tie Rough Riders here
after.
Sixteen Spanish prisoners who were
wounded were turned over to the Span
iardS Yesterday afternoon. Dr. Good
follow and Captain Dricr. escorted tho
ambuancce, and tho correspondent Of
the Associated Press. accompanied
them. The SplniardS displayed great
gratitude for this kindness. and there
WAS considerable fraternizing with tn"
Sp;iniardS and desire for peace
stood out like It headlight
in Il fog. There is no doubt
that the subordinate Spanish officers
are anxious To surrender. but they prac-
tically said that upon General Torafs
decision they would rest They admit
tod that they were short Of provisions,
hut all appeared 10 hc determined and
rcsoutc and willing To die if need bc, in
tho defence Of the city.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12
THE WOUNDED AT TAMPA
TOLD THEIR EXPERIENCES WHILE UNDER
THE SURGEONS ii,NnS.
The Effect Of Wounds Inflicted by the Bullets
Of aIausers Al! the f.ien arr
Doing Wei.

Tampa, Fla. July 1O-Thc transports
iroquois and Cherokee, arriving last
night, brought four hundred and fifty
wounded men from Santiago. These
have been distributed to-day to positions
on shore and the transports are await
ing orders.
At daylight the long train Of hospital
cars was thrown open for the reception
of those who were going to E't. Mcpher-
son and 223 men were placed aboard
Eighty seven were sent to the general
hospital Of the Fourth army corps, and
the surgeons there had their first eXpe-
rcncc III dressing war wounds. The
sufferers were treated With the greatest
consideration. and while they lag upon
the rough pine table they gave IN ac-
count Of their wounds. and how they
were received and what effect they had
on them Invariably when the Mauser
bullets struck they were knocked down,
but suffered little. The holes seemed to
have been neatly drilled through the
flesh or bone. making no laccration. On
~ one man brought over WAS unable to
walk. al the others having sufficiently
recovered to do so.
The wounds were mainly III the hands,
arms and feet Men With their feet
bundled in white cloths and their arms
in sings were III abundance. but although
they must have suffered they were hap
py They talked good naturcdIy Of the
fight and spoke highly OF the enemy.
Many of them have souvenirs, such rs
machcics. Mauscr bullets. some having
retained the bullets that wounded them.
One mans rifle was struck, the bullet
DETECTING and woanding him III the arm.
/ na.lp IN urly wound on account of
the bullet being flattenCd
The surgeons in charge report all the
men doing well.
The special train left for Fort Nc
Pherson 1T noon to-day and the balance
of the wounded will leave on the same
train next Tuesday.
Lieutenant c. w. Mason. who has
been stationed on the Prairie with the
hIockading squadron off havana passed
through here to-day for Washington, III
response to rdcrs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12
VERY HOT RECEPTION
THE AMERICANS AT MANZAKillO GOT
MORE THAN THEY BAPGAINED FOR.
Rushed into a Hornets Nest of Spanards, and
Raised Such ali Uproar About their Ears
That They Wh6raW.
Copyright by the Associated Press

Copyright by the Associated Press
or Santiago de Cuba. July 8, per the
Associated Dispatch Boat Cynthia, by
way of Port Antonio. jamaica atl
Kingston. jamaica, July % p. m
Captain .AdoIph NariN. of the converted
Yacht Scorpion. and Captain Purcell, Of
the Osccola. had Il hot time on July :rd
at Manzanillo, where they had cstab-
lishcd a blockade. Manzanillo has until
lately been guarded. and the Spanish
have used Il fer q port of supplies. Gen
eral pando and his branch Of the army
being there it was decided to lock the
stable door last week. and on Sunday.
judy 3rd. the Scorpion and Osceola
were before the place. 1t is on a LONG
deep bay and Il close examination hy
Captain MariN. convinced him that its
defence was one small fort and four
gUnhoats.
On Sunday morning Captain Mark
decided to 20 in after th" gunbuatS, and
50 signailcd TO Captain Purcell. Cap
tain Mark tells the story rs follows:
'Ima@ine or surprise upon finding.
instead o. gunhoatS and 4 small fort.
the shore filed with artillery and infan-
try. The fire we moved into was Il deS-
hefatc one, considering tlat we uld not
have amy protection for our men OF the
guns. For twenty-five minutes we
stayed al it, and think we must have
done a lot Of damage. | had no pilot
and could not move in close. We were
hit Frequently. and ut last. when a shot
had cleaned our galley and | saw that
it was useless to risk the mems lives
we moved out.
The GUnboatS lay behind the hills
III small covcS. and we could not get
thcm. We moved ont slowly and tho
FIRE ceased. The next morning we cap
turcd Il large lighter and Il Sloop filled
with provisions No attempt was made
hy the gunhoatS to come out to the de
fcnsc Of these ships. The Spanish
steamer PuriSsima Conception. which
had been around the coast looking foi
4 place to land money and provisions IS
IN the harbor and has discharged her
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12
~ XVI TUESDAY,

heads. their resimental bands playing
patriotic airs which Vere responded to
by the band Of the Illinois regiment on
the steamer. 1t had been raining hard
all day. but just after the Rita drew out
into the stream beautiful rainbow
appeared spanning the entrance to the
harbor like triumphal arch under
which the ship was sailing. The watch
ing soldiers caught the significance oil
the incident and a cheer swept along the
water front that could be heard all over
the city.
Special services conducted by the chap
lains of each Of the regiments were held
III various churches of the city TO-DAY.
The Grand Duchess is expected off the
bar tonight to take the third expedition
to Santiago tomorrow.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12
Ell ROPE ADVISES PEACE.
Carl:St Meetings Greatly Disturb the
Spanish Goynruncnf.

Paris. July 1o.-Thc Madrid corrcspon
dent Of tie Temps, says:
The end is impaticntIy awaited. even
the government 40 longer attempting 10
disguise its conviction that after the
fall Of Santiago the time will have come
for thinking about ovcrturcs Of peace.
especially as all the European chanccl-
lories advise this course.
The meetings that are being held
at Bayonnc. in the province Of Navarro,
and along the Pyrcnncan frontier,
greatly disturb the Ministry. The par
tiSanS of Don Carlos are making no
secret OF their intention To rise. if the
terms upon which peace is concluded
should entail loss Of territory.
General BIanco cables that it will be
impossible for reinforcementS 10 reach
Santiago in time TO aid in the defense
the duration Of which will depend upon
the supply Of food and ammunition. un-
less the garrison attempts desperate
sortie.'
The Temps, commenting upon the
foregoing dispatch from its Madrid cor
respondent says
What should decide neutral Cabinets
to give wise counSels to Madrid is not
only the fact that the latest develop
ments of the war have entirely changed
the complexion Of the situation, which
was already grave enough for Spain.
but the further fact that there are
trustworthy indications Of a beginning
of reaction in favor of peace in oQs2ial
circles"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12

ber- Of men to be allowed permits to
leave camp at one time to two from eacn
company. was noticeable to-day III the
orderly quiet Of the day both at the camp
and in Chattanooga \ provost guard
did duty ut Lytle and all saloons and
diSorderly places were kept closed. Al
the saloons in Chattanooga, which for
the past two Sundays have been wide
opcn, were to-day closed by order of the
city authorities, so that the day was
peaceful.
Services were held in the twenty-five
Christian Commission tents now III
operation in the camp and the proclama-
ton of President Mckinley. suggesting
that prayers for peace be offered by al
ministers. was observed. From every
pulpit in Chattanooga to-day prayers for
peace anI the triumph Of the American
army were offered by the pastors.
Masses were said by Catholic clergy
men during the day ut the park.
The First Ohio cavalry received the
last Of It's needed equipments to-day al
it Will move to Tampa early Tuesday
General II. y. BOynton who arrived
yesterday, has not yet reported for duty
having some business connected with the
presidency Of the Park Commissioners
to attend before he is ready TO go into
active service. lie will be assigned to
the command Of the Third brigade. First
division. First corps, being the only bri-
gade in that corps now without Il briga-
der in command. General Boynton' $
brigade Will he composed of the First
and Third Kentucky and Fifth Illinois
regiments.
Adiutant General Sheridan stated to-
day that only about 1,6OO recruits were
now needed to bring every regiment in
General Rrookc'S army to its full
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12
MORE TROOPS OFF TO CUBA.

AS They Sailed Away a Rainbow
Spanned the Heavens.
Charleston. s. c.. July 1C-The steam
ship Rita captured recently off Cuba
tho Yale and purchased yesterday by
he United States government for so
0oD. sailed for Santiago this evening
with $40 men Of the Sixth Illinois re&i-
mont and their baggage. One battaiIon
of the regiment sailed with the eXped!-
ion under General GarretSon Oh the Co
lumbia. 1t was found that the Rlta
could not carry the remaining 500 men,
50 companies u and n were left mere
This divides the regiment up badly
The cmbarkHtion at wharf III 6:.'o
clock was an inspiring sight. The men
f the Sixteenth Pennsylvania ana Sec
ond and Third Wisconsin regiments
were drawn up on neighborlng plei
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12
POSITIONS or OUR TROOPS.
Twelve MortarS and The Demon Dyna-
mite Gun Ready.

i i
mite Gun Ready.
Copyright 1898 by Associated Press
Before Santiago. Saturday. July :t-6
n m.-Pcr Associated Press dispatch
boat Wanda via Port Antonio ana
Kingston, jamaica. Sunday. July To-
II IA. m.-Everything on the firing lin"
i now ready for the commencement of
hostilitics. in case the Spanish generals
DO not surrender The dynamite gun.
which has been in position for several
days. is now in better working order
than at the time OF the battle Of san
Juan. and it is predicted that Is
charges. consisting Of twenty pounds Of
gun cotton and Gelatine viii work havoc
in the Spanish trenches when it opens
fire.
Twelve mortars in one battery are
mounted and ready for use. and they arc
relied upon to DO effective work in shell
inc the city. Three batteries Of artillery
are posted on FL Paso Ridge 2,4oO yards
from the town. and the Capron ard
Grimes batteries are 100 yards TO tho
north Of the road III the rear Of Gen
eral I.awton's division. In firing the
field guns will be compelled TO shell the
town over the heads Of orr own men. but
the artillery officers say il can he don"
safely and without injury to our sol
diers The dynamite gun has been 50
placed that it will be able to enfiladc
several Of the Spanish lines.
On the other hand during the truce
which so far. as regarding the continu-
Ing preparations for defence or attack
has been no truce whatever, the
Spaniards have not been idle They
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12
ATLANTA GIVES THANKS.

Atlanta. Ga. July 10.-Large attend
ance nj all churches to-day atteSted the
sincerity of the Atlanta public in giving
thanks for victories on land and water.
il accordance with the recent proclam"-
tion of the President. The sermons
were al in patriotic vein and several
ministers emphasized the growing ten
dency toward an Anglo-SaXon alliance.
Special music and programmes inter-
spersed with patriotic airs We're given in
all churches.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12
AMERICANS
On the Whole it Seems Nearly all that Could be Desired,
Though Shells from Our Morars Will Have to be
Hurled over the Heads of Our Troops into San
tago--Much Expected from the Dyna
mite Gun and the Heavy Can
of Sampson.

Wa>hingt IN, i. c.. July lO-Ihc bom-
bardment Of Santiago has begun, that
was the verbal information obtained this
afternoon shortly before . o'clock IT the
War Department.
Almost immediately three bulletins
were posted, the most important Of
which was from General Shaftcr. This
dispatch announced that General Ioral.
who succeeded Gen. Linarcs III com
mand Of the Spanish forces in Santiago
when the latter was wounded, had de
clincd to surrender uncondtionalIy and
that the bombardmcnt OF the town
would hc begun by the army and navy
about i o'clock this evening.
The fact that the bombardmcnt was
scheduled by Shaftcr to begin 50 late
III the day created some comment, but
no explanation of it was offered.
Information received hy the War De
partmcnt during the few days Of truce
indicates that Shaftcr has materially
strengthened his position. During the
past week he has received reinforce
mcnts of both artillery and infantry
Randolph's battery Of twentyfour guns
which left Key West last Tuesday at
midnight is now iii position before SAP
tiago and. as one Of the War Depart
ment officials expressed it:
When those long Toms Of Randolph
begin to talk, something Will happen III
Santiago.'
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-"iiS -" - h''iii'l - ~ i: :
i,.'i ''' 'rT''' 81 ~
oiSp"S"1 il'~' -"i', .''I,i ~ 49, 80 III,
Noih NJ '%i ~ "'I,e ~ ~, ",''
y = pelIeNeu' curry tell'i 'l" ''''Auo
ton to Santiago.
1opn pNDrpSSpI
var l'"parIllehl on iciaiS 'm to " "Hc'Iiel
'eli'r'i 9iiHli' l"'' !" S,i' r,.i'll ~
70 prevent Tue ~ uHa'''"'poii "
~ ti!' 'il'iiiI. iiiis "hAie'H ~, "i'.l, -
'd apoo' li''Ii i'"s' ,4-l,i-f,, ~ -, ''''
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12
POSTAL SERVICE TO SANTIAGO.

Atlanta. Ga. July 1O.-Colonel T.. NJ
Terrell, superintendent of the railway
service. left tonight for Santiago to
establish Il postal service between that
city and the United States. He expects
the government to open up Il postal ser
vice at the different points rs fast as
they are taken. and will arrange for a
regular line of mail steamers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12
CAMAR.A'S OFFICERS GAME.

Mc>Sina Sicily. July 10.-Last night
the officers Of the torpedo boat destroy
erS. which accompanied Admiral Ga
mara to Port Said, arrived here on the
return trip.
They We're much affected on learning
of the destruction Of Admiral Ccrycra :
fleet declaring themselves ready to
make every sacrifice and determined t.
fight to the last
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12
THE, PRESIDENTS
THANKSGIVING
The American Flag Floated Over the White
House and Navy Department
Yesterday.
CERVERA TO GO TO ANNAPOLIS
RA TO GO TO ANNAPOLIS
The Names of the Officers Wounded in the Fight at San
tago--Ihose who can Stand transportation will
be Brought North--Lfe Saving
Station Reports.

Washington. u. c., July 1Oth.-Ihc
American flag floated over the White
House and the War Department to-day.
an unusual thing for Il Sabbath, but 4
sign of the times 1t was reminder OF
the Presidents call upon the people OF
the land to celebrate the glorious q
chicyemcnts of the American army and
navy. The President himself, and the
members of the cabinet led the way III
the observance of the terms of his proc
lamation by repairing to their respective
places of worship and Offering up thanks
for the success that has attended right
couS cause and prayers for q continuance
of the manifestation of Divine favor.
In tie War Department Adjutant
General Corbin was busy at his desk.
rs he has been every day and half Ct
every night since the war began, open
ing official tcie@rams and dispatciing
orders to all points where the soldiers
are gathered. 1t was not expected that
hostiliticS would reopen at Santiago to-
day.
1t is believed to he the intention of
General Shaftcr to delay the final blow
until he is convinced that it will be
absolutely crushing. Therefore, it is
expected that he will await the arrival
of the reinforcomcnts now rapidly near
ing MS S"h'li'A'1' ~ - 80 - -
ihere lo-horfo" hl7l' VI "e9"'9 i''"ii
lhG'
In addition he had reported lllat H'
needed more artillery 10 HNoF" ne SUH-
cess of hi; plan, and as Randolph $ pat
terics arrived only yesterday, two or
three days would be required 80 lana
them from the steamers and trans
port them over the rough mountain roads
to the position selected fer them on
the heights commanding Santiago. There
is no disposition to invite disaster and
unnecessary hlood-shcd by the neglect
of proper precautions and hy failing 10
utilize all Of the power that can be
brought INTO play by the American
army.
Word came to-day over the wres thnt
two Of the lighters to land tn" artillery
and supplies OF the army have just
reached Siboney. and if IS expected that
two more lighters with the necessary
tugs will arrive there in the course of
~ d4.- or two.
II there has been any sensible ad-
vance in the nc@otiationS between Gcn-.
"r:rI Sh1rtcr and General lin1r"S look
in= to Il surrender Of the Spanar-s
the fact has not yet been reported
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12
OUR SECURITIES IMPROVE.
Withdrawals Of Gold From England
Cause Rise in Discounts.

London. July 1o.-The continued
Withdrawals Of gold for Germany and
RUSSIA, and dividend payments have
caused i rise in die discount rate, and
money is expected to gradually become
lcarer.
has been rather more active, buying
being encouraged by the cheapncss of
money and the American victories
which have strengthened the hopes OF
peace. Some departments. however
were unfavorably affected. especially
home railway securities which showed
fairly general decline.
American securities generally imrrov
cd on New York buying, particularly
the N3nderhiltS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12
WIFE SHOT AND ETABBED.
Her Slayer if Caught VIII Probably be
Iynched.

Macon. GA. July 10.-Abner Iaylor.
a white farmer living in Il remote part
Of this county. to-day assaulted his wife
with Il knife and pistol. cutting her five
times and putting two bullets III her
body. Her father-in-law narlcd logue
attempted to interfere and was shot III
the head Taylor then escaped but i
crowd Of citizens is on his track. If
captured he may be lynched. I4o@ue
may recover, but the wifc's injuries are
fatal
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12
REINFORCEMENTS ARRIVE.

Siboney Cuba. July 10
tdiutant General Washington:
The Catalina has just arrived with the
District Of Columbia volunteers.
HUMPRIES.
Sihonev. Cuba. July 10.
Aliutant General. Washington:
The St. Paul has just arrived with
General Henry and his command and
quartermasters stores.
HUMPRIES.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-07-12
CHICKAMAUGA'S QUIET DAY.

VI the Saloons in Chattanooga We're
Closed With Good Results.
Chickamau@A National Park July 40.
The beneficial effect Of General
Brooke's recent order making the num-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-11

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8runb 5u iteden.
GrnItli9e 1nru6en tperben aus 8rontes in
Der NG6e BON @ebiGa gemelbet, tpo Der 9orf>
pfdrrer 81 Sobe gefteinigt purbe.
Die unruben in benin ipanii4en prcz
bin5en 1inb i'm 3unebmen be9riffen. SIN
gabi3 unb Mlicante iinb ub eit0rungen
ausgebroGen unb man befir9tet, baB ii4
bieIelben mad onberen, bis6er ru6ig gebliebez
men Sbeilen bes 2anbes Derbreiten tperben.
Sn ben Brpbin3en Mlbocate unb Saen lit
Der 8eGugerungs5uitdnb Derbdngt tporoen.
Sn Martos, 9 Meilen bon Suen, iinb Mdnz
ner, ssralter unb &inber unter benz &ufe
Sob ben 9ieben" bur9 bic StraBen sez
5o9en.
l1e6er @ebiGu urtb Sara9offa 1T ber
8ela9erungs3uitanb berbdngt porben uno
berIelbe pirb nd9 unb mad I'M gdn5en
2anbt CUR 0ur6fiibrung fommen. Die be-
aei8nenbfte 3batfaGe 1T altgenblidlib, ouB
Die Militdrpartei anfdngt, BON ihrer s%ipeifelz
lo1en StGrte @ebrau9 gu MAIDEN. 9enerol
Ga G9ambre, Der fir3li9 bon ben Pbis
lippinen 5~uriidsetebrt lit, bat @Onntag
cine @eriommlung Der mtGitdrti9en Mitz
glieber Der gprtes auIammen6erlFen, in pelz
der 81 I9Gofen purbe, tire Solibdritdt in
alien, brett ober inbireft nit Der Nrmee 5uz
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SSn 1pGteren 8er1ammlungen iDo1en tie bic
nit Der Stotte in @erbinbung fte9enoen Mitz
glieber Der gortes CUR Mitpirtung %uuffors
bern, neil Spii9en ben beiben 3nei9en bes
9ienites cine neutrality-suspicious. lei.
9ieIe nere @ntpidelung beutet uuf einen
pi9tigen Jattor FIN, NIT peIGem is0es funfz
tige Miniiterium gu re9nen baben pirb.
Cuba.
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Mitttpo9 in 6abdna Der rite, unter Der
autonomtittI9en &egierungsform rrpGblte
gpngreB bur9 @enerafzGapttdn 8Ganco forz
metf %er0ffnet. 9ie fpanii4sm 8eamten feb
ten MGeS bordn, INN ber Sadie Elm 9lGn5ens
bes NeuBere gu geben. IS Ipuroe cine inn
poIante militGrii9e 8arabe ber1nitdltst, bic
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1etn foHenbe Dfebe, in beren 8erlanf er fagte,
baB nenn bic Grfldrungen Der Ser. Stdaz
tn ernit gemeint %getpeien, tire 8anonen beute
benz eriten cnbanif9en p%urlament Salutz
i9iife bringen foGlten, %unItatt bas 22eben
~ieiner Mitglieber gu 6ebroben.
Die Mtt9lteber beg cu6anifden Gongreiz
ies 6telten bor ber %forneen Gtoffnung besz
IeI6en cine SrgantfatipnsperIammlung a6.
Or. SoIe Del gueto5 fiibrte BEN 8oritb; 81
Oeputirte, 6%arunter 5e6n Son erpdtipe, iiberz
rei9ten benz Srfti3miniiter, SenOr Nobia,
fire @ablcertifitdte.
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Mittag feline erite SiBung a6. Ser friibere
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prGiipenten bes Senats unb Senpr Sole
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putirtentammer erpGblt.