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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-11-20

across the whole country from dourton
road to Ulandi, moving on Estcourt. My
force stood to arms. The outposts reported
various bodies, from 500 to 700 strong. Id
vancing on Estcourt from a northwesteriy
direction. One party. 500 strong. moved to-
ward the railway bridge, half mile norths
west of Esteourt.
"'Our outposts fired on the enemy, and
one of the naval guns fired a shell at 5000
yards, the shell bursting close to the
enemy, who then hurriedly retired
AT II o'clock reports were received
from three pickets that large number of
Beers were in sight on a hill above Leslie >
homestead. The troops have returned to
camp"
special from Estcourt dated Sunday,
November 10, says:
to be encamped six miles away. Our posi-
ton is good and our forces are sufficiently
strong to repulse attack"
General Butler has also telegraphed as
followsi
"Gapetown, Sunday, $3.50 p. ma tele-
gram from the British consul at Lourezno
MARQUEE, dated November Is, reports that
ifty-six prisoners captured from the Est
court armored train have reached Pretoria.
1 believe Winston Churchill is missing, but
as yet have been unable to ascertain for
certain"
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BRITISH AND Beers MUST DEPEND
MORE ON STRATEGY THAN STRENGTH
Continued From First Page.

continued 1dSS).
nacity of purpose equal to their desperate
stands on previous occasions. The Boer
attack was most elaborate on all sides of
the town.
1.-The main attack, however, was made be-
tween the Free State and Newcastle rail-
way lines by a column composed chiefly of
johannesburg volunteers. brigade of the
British royal rifle corps made splendid de-
Tense. The Beers were repulsed, but soon
rallied and returned to the attack. Again
the British fire, which was very hot, forced
them to retire. They had made deep
trench in front of the British lines; and
while withdra wing for their horses they
left this unguarded. which position the
Kings Rifles, advancing at double-quick.
occupied
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Not omcered by Germans

Lourenzo Marquee, Saturday, November
1S.-The following dispatch has been re-
celved from Pretoria dated Thursday, No
vember 16:
1.-The statement that the Boer artillery is
Differed by Germans is denied here 1t is
asserted officially that all the Boer artil-
lery officers were born in the Transvaal,
although two were trained in Europe.
1.-THE British prisoners of the rank and
file have received new outfits from the gov
ernment 1t Is reported that the lombard
ment of Kimberley ives resumed this morn
ing.
"Bateman, a British private captured
outside of Ladysmith and brought to Pre-
toria, has since become insane"
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Lady Churchill Notified

London, November 19.-The first definite
news regarding the fate of Winston
Churchill were conveyed to his mother this
evening by report of Lord Hassle. Lady
Randolph had returned home from-a house
dinner with few friends when the graft
flying intelligence that her son is living was
conveyed to her. The fact that his wound
is not necessarily dangerous and that he jS
alive in Pretoria caused her the Greatest
qualification, as she had beer hitherto with
out the least Information of his where
abouts,
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British Prisoners at Pref ria

Pretoria, Saturday, November Is (By Way
of Lourenzo, Marquee, November 19.)-,At
noon today 500 British prisoners. including
men of the Royal Dublin fusileers and sew
eral blue jackets, arrived here. There were
large crowds at the railway station, but
no demonstration was made. Winston
Churchill, who is wounded in the hand,
; was taken to the Model school, while the
rank and file are being sent to the race
course. One spy was lodged in JAIL The
wounded had been treated at Colenso. =
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SENATOR kORdAN'S OPINION ON
CONSTITUTIONALlTY OF EXPANSION



country over which our flag floats in SOW
ereign authority shall always have gov
eminent republican in form. When any
occasion conditioned by the constitution OF
the United States, and approved by our
government and our people, brings WITHIN
their sovereign ownership and jurisdiction
any country that was dominated by regal
or monarchic ruler, that country is dedieat-
ed to republican government by the oath
of every man who has sworn to support the
constitution of the United States, whether
or not it shall ever be admitted as state
into the American union.
A Fundamental Law
.In our declaration of independence, and
in our declaration of the Independence OF
the peopIe of Cuba, this principle Is made
nermanent as a fundamental law of the
land. so that we could not permit any state
of our union, or any state that Cubans may
create to become kingdom or monarchy.
$50 of Porto Rico and the Philippines
We have dedicated them, forever, to repuo-
lican government, and we guarantee u
them. while they remain under our juris-
diction. governments republican in form.
1--WE could accomplish all that is neces-
Sary to govern the lSidiiu9 SS"S" W 80 -
der the laws of nations, which give to the
limited states discretionary power as to the
form of their government, but mandate,
our constitution, made permanent by
continuing guarantee, compels US TO pro-
11ae for them a government republican in
form.
"Thus expansion is sanctioned in the con-
stitution, while imperialism is forbidden.
"A proteetorate, or suzerainty, is neees-
sarily an imperial power, exercised over
an acknowledged sovereign with his con-
sent. and cannot be government repuoli-
can in form, within the guaranty OF our
constitution.
.The United States could not exercise
protectorate over any state of our union,
or over any territorial government with or
without dts consent.
whatever government may exist in any
territory that belongs to the United States
must be republican in form; must derive its
authority from the constitution, and not
from their consents; and cannot be a suze-
rainty or protectorate.
when our municipal laws supplant the
DAVIS of nations in any territory acquired
by the United States, that government
must be republican in form, by the force
and authority of the constitution, and sucn
country and its people come within the
control of our laws, without first obtaining
their consent. Until the United States has
recognized them as a government, it is not
possible that they can give their consent
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MOVING ON ESTCoURT
Telegram from Gen. Sir Redvers Butler
to War Office

London, November 19.-The war office
posted the following telegram today from
General Sir Redvers Butler to the Marquis
of Lansdowne:
"Capetown, November 1S.-(9:35 p. ny
The following is from the general COM
manding at Pietermaritzburg:
To-day at a. M the officer command
ing our northern outposts reported that the
enemy's mounted patrols were advancing
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-11-20
10 Join the Maine

New York, November 19.-When the At
lantic transport liner Manitou sailed today
she had on board DR.. Haclings and twenty
nine male nurses, orderlies and dispensers
who will join the complement of the medi-
cal and surgical staff of the hospital ship
Maine, loaned to the British government
by the Atlantic line fofhospital duty in
South African waters.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-11-20
Freipbt and stock Trains collide

. Chicago. November 19-An Illinois Gen.
tral fast freight train from St. Louis crash
ed into a stock train near Richton, ILL.,, to-
day. killing ]. w. Clark, an Illinois stock
man, injuring Engineer Edward Poole and
causing considerable damage to rolling
stock.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-11-20
Miner issues Another Proclamation

Capetown. Friday, November H.-Sir AL
fred Miner. governor of Cape Colony and
British high commissioner. has issued a
proclamation declaring that the Boer pro-
CARNATIONS annexing territory, impressing
men. or seizing goods are null and void and
should not be obeyed. He promises full
recognition and fair compensation for ac-
tual injury resulting from loyal adherence
to British allegiance.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-11-20
Three More British Missing

London, November 19.-The following ad-
ditonal dispatch was received from Cen
eral Butler at 6 p. m. this evening:
''Capetown, Sunday. p. MIN continu-
alton of my telegram of November 49, re-
ferring to armored train at Estcourt, 1
have to report that three more men of the
Royal Dublin Fusileers are missing, name
ly Lance Corporal Brady, Private j. Fitz-
gerald and Private e. Mcguire"
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-11-20
Burrhers Occupy CoI.sburg

Capetown, November 19.-Advices just re-
ceived here show that on Thursday, Novem-
her 16. a combined force of Free State and
Transvaal burghers occupied Colesburg
Cape Colony, without opposition by the res
idents and proclaimed the district to be
Free State territory.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-11-20
DR.. Y. e. HOLLOWAY,
SPECIALIST PRIVATE DISEASES

Most men fail in
business by trying
to do too many
things. To be sue
cessful every one
should select some
one special business.
and to that devote
his whole time and
attention. For the
past thirteen years
in the city of Biz
mingham, Ala,
have treated excla-
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-11-20

Capetown, November 19.-The Beers oc-
cupied Burghersdorf on Tuesday night, No
vember IA, and it Is believed that they were
then on their way to seize Stromberg june
tiOn.
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Countess OF Minto Coming to New York

Z London, November 19.-The Countess of
Mimic, wife of the Earl of Mimic, governor
general of Canada, is a passenger on board
of the Cunard line steamer Campania,
which left Queenstown fer New York TO-
day. --5 ~
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Toilet Powders.

nehneh Iafc PoWder... -. -. -. /;
Falmer's Violet Tale. =. -. -. -. =. IL
Imperial Tale Powder, 1-pound box.... 2;
Velvet Skin Powder II
Tetlow's Perfect Tale Powder. -. .Os
Peffumed Tale Powder. -. - -. =, 90
Ietlowss Gossamer Powder. 80 IL
fellows Swan Down. II
X. d g. Violet Powder. a:
Pozzoni's Dove Powder. -. =. =. 49,. i.
Ioz@oll complexion Powder. ..... 3;
1aVa hfce fowder... =. -. -. g;
Freeman's Veioutine Face Powder. .2(
Pozzonfs Medicated Powder 2e
LeVy's LaBtanche Powder. :. 80. -. -. 3;
Lazells Face Powder. -. -, "a
Felota Face Powder. II
Euthymol Face Powder. %
Lupih Vioiet POWDER. -. :. -. -. q
S'eyei HAola FoWder... a.. a.. ~. A
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-11-20
CHICAGO Texans viii Organize

Chicago, November 19.-Former residents
of Texas living in Chicago met al the TIE
mont house today and he
establishment of the G b.
James P. Foutz was ell i'd
j. NJ. Cox secretary,
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Cough Remedies.

Anglers Petroleum Emulsion ...... -. 40
Anglers Petroleum Emulsion 49,. -. :. 10
Jay1ne's Expectorant 80. ...... -, 40 and IA
Ayers Cherry Pectoral $50. -. 40 and IA
Kings New Discovery 49,. ....99 and IA
Piso's Consumption Cure 49,. .......... 10
Acker's English Remedy Ia 80 and "A
Bulls Cough Syrup. -. 1889 and la
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 30 and 40
Cheney's EXpectorant ......19 and 80
One Minute Cough Cure ........ ........ 10
Kemp's Balsam ......... .......... 40
Calif's Cough Balm 49,. .......... 49,. 40
Boschee's German Syrup ..........9 and IS
Tavlor's Sweet Gum and Mullen. 10 and 80
Slocum's Coltsfoot Expectorant ........ 80
McI,ean,s Tar Wine ............... 20
Halls Lung Balsam 20 and 10
Coussen's Honey Tar 49,. .............. 10
Hale's Hoarhound Tar ...... $50. ........ 40
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Hair Preparations.

Eau de Quinine, Pinaud's..... ...4S and "a
Eau de Quindne, Bourjoi's. "A and .S5
Irfcopherous..... 49,. -. ... 80. -. 80. 40
Halls Hair Remover. -. -. -. -. -. rs
Parker's Hair Balsam.... " 40
Seven Sisters Hair Remover. -. 40 and "a
Seven Sisters Scalp Cleaner. :. :. =. :. 40
Yaqes Hair Renewer. 49,. "a
Cokefs Dandrun Cure... 49,. -. -. -. .S5
Ayers Hair Vigor..... -. ... -. -. =. rs
tafeohne... -. -. -. -. -. -. -. .S5
Burnetts Cocaine. -. -. -. 40 and 80
Creole Hair Restorer.. :. -. -. - - Ia
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Tooth Preparations.
Toilet Preparations.

IlofuieS fHostiila..... ...... ............ z
Espey's Cream. .,..... ........ .......... 2
Watts Glycerine Jelly....... 49,. ..... 2
Woodbury's Facial Cream.... 49,. -. .
Witch Hazel Balm....... .......... ...,.. L
Kinds Almond Cream. $50. 40 and s.
Derma Royal. ........... MINIMUM. s
Lairds Bloom YOUTH. ........ -. C
Hogan's Magnolia Balm..... 80. $50. C
Dourand's Oriental Oream..... ........ II
Packers Charm. ........ .....20 and A
Viola Cream ...... 49,. ............ $50. g
Malvina Cream..... ........ ........ -.
NlHOfd CTSdln.... .......... ..........
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Ointnents.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve ............ 49,. .1s
DalDyS SaIVe III
Griswolds Family Salve ...... .......... 10
Hansons Magic Corn Salve 80. ........ ~
Henry Carbolic Salve ...... 80. ........ 10
MitchelPs Eye Salve 49,. ...... ....... -. 10
McLean's Eye Salve ........ -. ........ rs
Pettit's Eye Salve ........ ... ............ Is
Russian Salve $500. ............ :. .19
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve -. ......... .19
Dents Tooth Ache Gum ........ ........ rs
SANKEY'S Tooth Drops 49,. ...... 80. .09
Japanese Tooth Drops ........ ...... ...- 90
Mennen's Corn Killer ........ ........ 80. 10
One Night Corn Cure ....... ............. .0S
Acorn Corn Salve 49,. 49,. .......... 10
Peterson's Corn Cure ........ ...... 80. .15
Abbott's Indian Corn paint ...... ....... rs
Nerve and Bone Lniment Darker ST.. 10
Coussen's Lightning Liniment .....,.... 30
McIean's Volcanic ...... ....... ......... 20
Mexican Mustang ...... ...... ........... 20
Japanese Oll ........ ~
Wizard Oil ...... ........ ........ 80 and .79
ST.. Jacobs Oil ......... ........ ........... .3s
Salvation Oil ........ ...... -19
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-11-20
MR.. CHAMBERLAIN
ISSUES REPA0RT

CONTINUED From First Page.l
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Toilet Soaps.

Cuticura Soap ........ $500. ........ 10
Packers Tar Soap..... ....... ............ 16
Pears Perfumed Soap 49,. ...........,. Is
Pears Unscented Soap $50. ............ 70
All White Rose Glycerine 800. ........ Is
Colgates Cashmere Bouquet III and "a
Woodbury's Facial Soap -. ...... 49,. 20
Glenns Sulphur Soap 49,. .............. 10
Viola Skin Soap ............ ..s.. ........ is
Heiskeil's Tar Soap ...... .......... ...... 20
Blue Seal Tar ........... ................... 10
Whites Hyacinth G cakes in box. ..... rs
r. Il G. Violet Soap ...... s.............. %
Palmer's India Bouquet ...... .......... 20
Household Remedies.
Cream Tartar C. P q pound)... 800. "a
Powdered Borax q pound) $3.50. ........ Is
Powdered Alum ........ ........ .......... 10
Pauls Bug Poison (pinD ..........,... rs
Insect Powder (Persian) ...... .......... 80
Witch Hazel Extract q pint besD...... "a
Electric Roach Paste ..-..... IA
Household Roach Paste ........ ......... .0S
Wood Alcohol extra pinD ........ 1890. "a
Sapolio. ........ ........ ........... 49,. .0S
Electro Silicon u
Grand Pas Wonder Soap ..........5 and 10
Putt POmade ........ ...... ..'.''......... us
White Cont CASTLE Soap (genuine) 20
Ivory Soap .,.... ............ .......5 and 10
Toilet Paper, Al, 6 packages. -. .25
Toilet Paper, extra 1000, PACKAGES. rs
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Stabt=N cmi9feitcn.

- Der in Company Wt. peo l3.
,SreimiuiSen HcSiments oienenoe ,Sree,
:3ertler, Sobn unlereS Mitbilr0ers
,SriB .3ertler'S, ioll einsm Seri6te 9e.
mas an ben Foten ertrantt iein.
Dem pom Gbei Der S%eueruebr
IN Der Wonta9 Nbeno 9ebaltenen Ser
lammlung ein9ereihten Sabreeberi6t
Sufolge Iolste oas Scpartement 35 mai
Dem ourd Die N%larmglode 9egeben.n
fuf Der Filiht. Den ourt ,yeler an
Seridteten@ clammtldapen sibt cerSe=
ri6t aui 50, l39 uno Die Don Ser
gesablte Gnt.
i6dbiSungsiumme auiS23, S95. 25 an.
- Gum Griolse pes i6onen guits
ipieles Die ate Sunsier," oeiien Nlui.
iiibrung am Abenoe oes Oitermonta9s
nit 10 9roBem gciiau belobnt wuroe,
trlls nebit ben in lester ISOLDE bereits
genannten Oamen linb Nerren ni6t
lueniSer Der iunSe 6err Robert Giiens
ldmio bel, beiien critics selunsenes
auftreten aui Elm uieluerlpredenoes
ynbnentalent lblieBen liBt.
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li9en arteiii6en Srunnens i'm 0ote
Spron Sownibip $4,000 sn bepilli-
gen ous Maiier aus bemielben lcll
in Ole V0te @pron 9eleitet unO Elm
CONNER NeiOrt sei6uiien weroen.
Sine dbnli6e Summe wollen Vate
Spron uno Wtilioro SownlbipS uno
Die Burger BON SurOn auibrin9en,
UNI ous llnternebmen 81 li6ern.
Vierre.- Ser StaotS= yanos
Hatb, beitebeno aus Dem @ouuerneur.
Vano 6ommindr unO NuoitOr, belt
am Samitas bier cine Sibuns ab, nm
9emdB Seitimmungen zines Don Der
lepten yeSislatur paliirten @eleseS
Die Cantor VSnoereien I'M Snterene
oeS Staates III lifern.
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Nerr Op. Wiliino non bier rel

- 6err 6p. @iliino BON bier rel
itc Wonta9 aui mebrtdsisen geiu6 gu
@erwanoten in FierS, Worriion SO.
An acknowledgements mirb
eS in oielem Sabre in Ct. 6louo nidt
ieblen. @err Is. j. Saoner ldBt oas
Gotal, in weldem er ieine giienmua.
renbauoluns betreibt, our6 cine neue
Sront uer3ieren; elm @leides tbun
@ebr. Mebrot6 all ibrem @ei6ditss
lotale uno @err Sobn alein an ienem
@ebduoe, in wel6em Serr Wartin
S6inoler lein Sdant9ei6dit betreibt.
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Staatsiefrctar san bat nun oit
Tamen Der Sele0aten, welde Die Ser.
Staatsn in Der aui Nnre9un9 oee
rlllil6eE !3aren III Der Speiten iodlia
te oes Wtouats Mai 81 baltenoe;
SrieoenS e onieren; pertreten lollen,
befannt 9emu6t. Die Delegation
lest li6 %suiammen aus Nnorew ,.
gSbite, Dem Soti6aiter ser Ser.
Staaten 81 Berlin; Serrn Nswea,
benz ameritanil6en @%eianoten in Der
Tieberlanoen; benz Frdiioenten Setf
Com pom Der Columbia llniperiitdt in
Tew 9ort; Capt, GroSier bon oel
SunoeSarmee uno benz in ben Gube.
ftanb Setretenen Gapt. u. Z. Wtaban
pon Der SunoeSfotte. 8srr 6reoe'
rid sails pom New YOrt wiro ais Set.
retdr Der Delegation funsiren.
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1ienfas Wtorsen Dol Sasesana
bru6 purbe bas -. Wtinnelota He-
9iment etlua leds Wteilen pom Wtalo:
los pOneiner ~itarten Sniursentenmad1
ansesriiien. Die Winneiota Sun:
gems bielten nidt I'M Stano, lonberr
fie idlusen ben ibnen an !3abl weit
iiberle9enen Seinomit SrsBam Serluit
ieinerleitS Slrilt. Ole unlerisen ct.
litten e'nen %erluit pon IS Wtann,
pom benen brei 9etootet unb Is per.
wunoet muroen.
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Ter Yapit empiin9 SienltaS BIZ
Wtitslieber beS bl. Cardinals 6olle.
gums, wel6e geo Dem SreiSebnter
gu leincr @ieoerseneiuns srutulirten
Sn ieiner Antwort iprud Der Fapit
Suerit ieinen 0ant iiir Die Spmpatbie.
beweiie aus alien 5beilen Der YSeli
aus uno CT lobte oam ben !Saren iiil
Die Ginberlfung Der Srieoensconie.
ren,, nobel er Die SOHnuns ausoriif=
te, paB oie'e CUR S6lidtuns allel
Streiti9teiten spil6en 9tutionen aui
frieblidem &ese fibren peroe.
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Ias Seutl6s 9lmsritauertbum III
cine Wa6t, unp oaB eS tlar &c.
madt bat, bas lit Der Summer Der
Hatipiiten. Nber man idaiit es pumit
nidt aus Der @elt, paB man ibm
Ia9t: On oario oaS ni6t betonen. "
IS milleS betonen. is bat oas
81 e6 t basu. limb oas erleoi9t Die
Sa6e. Die Sin9oS weroen oamit
rednen M Ii Sic mO9en mot
len ODER II / d. t.
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Nprb=Oafpta.

Sareo.- @eltern, Wittmo6,
lit bas ySotel" @aloorf Dem Fubli.
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lit 100 bel 40 SUP sroB pier Stod
bod uno bat 1910 !3immer nit elet;
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ga Woure. - Sonnta9 Nbenn
lit bas Velanb Sotel Elm Gaub be,
Slammen 9eworben. Der Terlull
umGebduoe wiro aui $4,000 seiddst.
Serlideruns $12, 600.
W mot. - Sin Giienbabnma9ei
uou Ginwanoerer traf Samitas aui
Der Soo:S abn bier elm. N%iniunobreiz
Big pom linen nabmen H~esierunssz
LAMB aui t.; lie famen BON Matertown,
90 y. Sn ,penisen Sa9en weroen nod
200 Ginwanberer folsen.
20 3 H.. - Sonntds Wor9en
limb bic bieiiSen Sdreinerwertitdtte
Der Nortbern Faciiic Giienbabn burd
Seuer Serltort weroen. Nur bic TAB
len Wauern blieben iteben. Der ger=
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Niagara.-Sisero Be Bride De,
Great Nortbern Gilenbabn meitli6 por
oieler in @rano Norts Gountp eeleoe=
men Srtldait muroe Sienita9 Ibenb
our6 ,Seuer seritort.
Spipa.
WuScatine.- Die y6uttin9"
Sab IL Dor Wtfs. 60. bat ibrer
1000 Nn9eltellten Sennerita9 cine
Sobnerbobun9 BON 10 Frosent an9e.
;ei9t.
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onnet meroen. IS miro oies Elm
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