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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-01

Oaks and Salsdo sections. He is the
son of Prof. Oscar Clute, the we'll
known ex-president of the Florida and
Michigan Agricultural colleges.-Al-
querque Democrat.
Prof. Carrera of Las Cruces, who
has been in the Jarilla camp several
weeks doing assessment work upon
claims in which he is interested says:
"There Is no question about the
outcome of this camp. It will astonish
the people of New Mexico. It is Q
series of blankets all mineralized and
some of them will prove to continue
very high grade ores. Specimens of
high grade ore have be en- found that
assayed thousands per ton in gold.
These specimens come from one of
these blankets and when this blanket
is opened up and proved capable Of
yielding even An ore worth 500 per
ton the excitement will run high and
the Jarilla will be q second Leadvflle.
It only requires money, enterprise
and courage to make this the best
camp in the southwest. 1 am sorry to
zee strife and contention, but this is
one of the positive proofs of the future
value of the camp. Man does not con-
tend long over valueless ground".-
Sacramento Chief.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-01
be meeting of the State Swine Breed

the meeting of the State Swine Breed
ers' association las there are probably
more progressive, wide-awake farmers
to the acre 10 Grayson and contiguous
counties than anywhere else in the
state" The Farm and Ranch is right.
And such associations as the Grayson
County Swine Breeders Association
will keep them in the front ranks.
Let more societies be formed.
The Decker quarantine bill was con-
sidered by the committee on live stock
and stock raising yesterday afternoon.
Representative J. N. Garner led the
fight against the propoaed abolition OF
the sixty days open season with in
spection clause of the bill and finally
secured compromise, the committee
voting to report the bill fsvorebly with
the amendment that the open season
should begin November Is and close
January l and that during that perio d
cattle MY cross the quarantine line
without inspection or other restrictions
of any kind.-Denison Herald.
The many friends in this city of Mr..
w. T. Bsshaw were shocked today to
hear of his sudden death, which &C
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-01

Cured early this morning at the fam
lily residence on the South Side, of con-
ges.ion of the bowels. He had been
sick only few days. Mr.. Bashaw was
at one time law partner of r. j. Boy.
kin, and besides being an Odds Fellow
he has been prominently identified
with the Junior Order of American
Mechanics IS state organizer. The
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon. Deceased leaves q widow and
several small children.-Fort Worth
Mail Telegram.
Mr.. Henderson, OF Lamar, offered q
Joint resolution in the house providing
for calling q convention to frame a new
constitution for the state of Texas, to
assemble in the city of Austin on the
first Monday of October, 1899. it being
the second day of said month, for the
purpose of framing q new constitution.
The convention shall be composed OF
niuety-three delegates, chosen by the
qualified voters of the state of Texas.
An election shall be held on the first
Monday in August, 1899. The sum of
500 600 is appropriated to pay the
mileage and per diem of delegates to
and officers of the convention and the
contingent expenses of the body. The
resolution was referred to the COM
nit ee on constitutional amendments
Austin Tribune.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-01
Neighb0r-
hood Notes.
Texas.

Texas.
Tom Wells made q speech during the
inauguration ball festivities at Austin
and he now wears the sppellation, "a
diamond in the rough from GraysOn. -
Toms all right. Democrat.
The will of the late Owen MCCARTHY
was read this morning in the presence
of the family, all the members being
present. The building occupied by
Madden, Graham & Co.. corner Main
str ct and Rusk avenue. is left by will
to his daughter. Mrs. Florence MOul-
ton, and his son Owen Mccarthy. The
Sl5, 900 in United States bonds is divid-
ed equally between the three children.
-Denison Herald.
Cards were received in the city to
day announcing the marriage OF Miss
Juliette Graham Blackford and Mr..
HAIRY Poole Camden. The ceremony
will take place Wednesday evening,
ersburg, w. Va. Miss BlackfOrd is a
sister of G.. L. Blsckford, cashier of
the State National Bank of this city,
and has many friends bere.--Denison
Herald.
There was shooting bout on West
Walker street between Mirick and
Barrett avenues last night. Several
gunshots we're fred, probably for the
fun of hearing the reports. One OF
the shots took effect in the house of a
colcred man, but did no damage. The
bullet, 45-calib r. was cut out by the
officers this morning There is good
deal of this sort of thing going on the
town, and the officers say they are de-
termined to stop it.-Denison Her
aid.
The Texas Farm and Ranch says
that Sherman is q good place to hold
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-01
Arizona.

In ella county, Arizona, they make
the able bodied Migrants work on the
roads, which the tax payers claim IL
better for the vags than to smoke
cigarettes, play cards end eat county
grub in idleness.
The signature of his excellency Pres
ident William Mckinley appeared on
q document filed yesterday with Re-
corder Shibell: 1t was deed OF pat
emit from the United States to the town
site of Nogales for parts Of sections II,
Is, 10 and 20, township "a south, range
IA east $40 acres.-.rucson Star.
The case of John Miller, charged
with embezzlement of $500, was
brought before Justice Scott this after
noon. The trial attracteds large num-
ber-mOre than could secure an en-
trance to the court room. The case is
chat referred to in Saturdays issue
wherein $500 disappeared from . faro
table while the banker was at supper.
The "friend" who superintended bust
ness in the absence of said banker dis
appeared with the money, but was ar
rested the same evening. Result of
trial was not reported in time for
publication todsy.-Tucson Citizen.
Hon. Chss. F. Hoff, accompanied by
his newly welded bride, returned Sum
day morning from Yorktown, Texas.
AS announced in the Star, Mr.. Hoh
left some three weeks ago for York
town the home of his bride to partici-
pate in the happy event, where he WAS
has for several years been one of our
leading and most enterprising citizens,
and commands the respect and conf.
dence of the great majority of our pe0-
pie, both he and his newly welded wife
will be the recipient of many congra-
situations on account of their good
| fortune,-Tucson Star.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-01
New Mexico.

S. S. Smith, who was employed with
the bridge crew at Ysleta, died there
last Friday. His remains were to AL
bueuerque Saturday night and buried
R "a a,so1e oondno.;mr ~ fmnerS, ssr-
vices.
Sheriff Blair has made the following
appointments of deputies: At Pinos AL
tos, Robert Kirker: at Central, George
Moore; at Santa Rita, Edward Swear
niger; at Demiue. John Phillips; at
LordsburR. Theodore Phillips.-Dem-
ing Headlight.
It is with considerable sorrow that
the Chief chronicles the death of little
Luna Prude, the 4-year old child OF
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-01
Mexico.

Don Manuel Azpiroz has been ap.
pointed ambassador to Washington.
During the past year the markets of
Guadalajara yielded the sum of S45,.
437 .85 to the city treasury.-Monterey
Globe.
A visitor to this city had his hat
stolen by q "rsteron while on the
street car going to Guadalupe, The
hesdgesr in question was adorned with
gold lace and was valued At S30.-Two
Republics
On account of the scarcity of
copper centavos the city govern
ment Of chihuahua has ordered that
$75, 900 of them be taken to that
city to be put in observation-disclosures
rey Globe.
Pedro Garcia was sentenced to death
on Saturday night for the murder of
Luis Garcia, last August. Both were
employees of the celebrated bakery GEL
Tompeate" and quarrelled about q wo-
man. Luis received IL stabs during
the ARRAY of which the greater portion
were mortal.-Two Republics.
A laboring man attacked presbyter
Fermin Ramirez, chaplain of the
church of Our Lady of Guadalupe. In
Aguascalientes, and eudeavored to kill
ulm Will uoSS0Ts ne TSvoCSuo
gentleman managed to keep his as
sailant at bay until help arrived and
the would-be assassin was arrested and
placed in confnement.-Monterey
Globe.
Owing to frequent breaches of the
peace and riotous scenes, the district
| government has decided that q notifi-
cation be served on the mesdames in
charge of disorderly houses in Indepen-
dencis, Tarasquillo and Rebeldes
streets, that within two months they
must close their establishments or At
least remove them TO less central and
| frequented streets. This measure was
adopted on account of the fact that
there are street car lines in the streets
mentioned, as we'll as considerable Pc
destrian and carriage traffic,
SO that ladies and children
are exposed to witness scenes
that are the reverse of proper.
There is a general desire that this
measure be supplemented by another
RELOCATING all establishments of this
class to points beyond the city limits,
where on account of their remoteness
they would not be a danger to public
morality.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-01

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Prude of Ruidosa,
death ACQUIRING the 10Th instant He
was bright and pleasant child and
was thought very much of by the
neighbors and all persons who knew
him. The sympathy of the community
is with the family.-Sacramento Chief.
The Presbyterian mission school, in
| charge of Mrs. and Miss Donnelly, is
now in good running order, after be-
OF smallpox. The school after opening
in the fall term, was never in more
flourishing condition: aud it is expect
ed will soon regain what was lost by
the enforced vacation. There are en-
| rolled about ninety pupils.-Dona Ana
County Republican.
w. ". Long and bride returned to
Las Vegas yesterday on No. II, and
were met at the depot by q large num-
Der of interested friends. They were
! most cordially greeted and congratu-
| lated. This morning an Optic report
ed dropped into the popular Plaza
orders and experimenting his business
just the same as though nothing had
happened. He reports q pleasant trip
and fine weather at Kansas City.-Las
| Vegas Optic.
| United States Marshal @. M. For
aker came down from Santa Fe last
Saturday night bringing the books OF
| the marshal's Office with him, as he
| will, in accordance with an order OF
the department of Justice, make his
future head quarters in Albuquerque
with his Office at the court house. Mr.
Foraker will bring his family here and
make his home in new town, while Joe
Sheridan, his chief deputy, EXPECTS to
reside in old town. The citizen Joins
the people Of Albuquerque in extend
ing the glad hand of fellowship to Mr..
Foraker and the other officials of the
marshal's office, who will make their
future home in our Observation-Disclosures
que Citizen.
D. @. Hobart, president of the terri
tOrial board OF equalization, from the
third district, is In the city today, com
ing in from Santa Fe last night. Mr.
Hobart was at the capital q week be-
fore the converting of the legislature
attending the sessions of the board, and
was there since then to personally sup
erintend the drafting of bill pertain.
ing to the revenues of the territory
He in one of the most efficient mem.
bers of the equalization board, and bas
ALWAYS been found watching out for the
interests Of the territory. He expects
to continue south to Silver City or
"wednesday morning. -Albuquerque
Citizen.
William Clute, superintendent o.
schools for Lincoln county, who has
been in Santa Fee since the opening OF
the legislature IN the interest of the
formation of Otero county, went south
Sunday night. Mr.. Clute is en-
thusiastic over the prospects of thu
new county. and feels certain that {
very moderate rate of taxation on thu
valu BILE property of the section will
be sufficient to meet all expenses. II,
believes also that Dona Ana and Lin
coin counties will be benefited by tbs
division. Mr.. Clute has q ready tons
which wakes eloquent when he dis
scusses the rosy prospects of the Whit'
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-01
Danger Of The Grip.

The greatest danger from La Grippe
is OF It's resulting in pneumonia. II
reasonable care is used, however, and
Chamberlain g Cough Remedy taken,
ell danger will be avoided. Among
the tens of thousands who have used
this remedy for la grippe We have yet to
learn of q single case having resulted
In pneumonia which shows conclusive
ly that this remedy is certain pre-
ventive of that dangerous disease. II
will:oure ID grippeHn less time than any
safe to take. For sale by all druggists.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-01
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best ga We in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
blains, corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay re.
quired. It IL guaranteed to give per-
ect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box, For sale by w.
A. Irwin & Co., Wholesale and retail
agents.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-01

No man has a
right to marry a
woman and make
her his nurse dur
ing long years =,
of continued ill Z
health. A sick =
man cannot be a
good husband, a
good provider, a
a,1CceSsfi11 huSi-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-01
JAS. e. HILL, r. D.,
Ralston Physical Culture and Move
ment Cure,

Consumption can be cured. Obesity. stom-
able diseases quickly and without drugs.
Terms $40 per course in class; S25 private In
struction aud treatment Call and fnvast1-
gate, 10 a.. m. to d. N. RalStOn'S Hall over
Watson's store, corner San Antonio and Stan
ton Sts., RI Paso. Ostsopathic and N assage
Treatment.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-01
pALOMA AND KARLA

garden
public
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-01
S. H., Buchanan,
ARCHITECT
Room 81, Sheldon Building
| q. FOSTER,

A q. FOSTER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LA w.
Especial attention given to Real Es-
tate and Probate Law. VIII practice
in all the courts.
ROOM 8, MUNDY BLOCK.
Ell. PASO. TEX AS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-02
Nctteitc N ltiDriNtem.

y .as K
gein GinbreAen nuf bem Gife lollef
in Der ylabe bes 9pris 8 Warulbnen I'M
9eaierllngsbesiri Wnnbinien. Oli=
yrenten, slrallsiA ainoer ertrnnten
iein.
sln Wontag beaslib eine gdneeld-
mine in oer 9idbe non Gptepi(le, eano..
|uerihiebene Wdnner unb 10 Beipun,e.
liit Qlusnnhme clues lionnes Namens
Burt 0anep. mslher erliidte, muroen
idmmtfiebe Wdnner uns Yieroe lebsus
big als tel SAleemaiel bera,tsae3u-
gen.
9sei portlono, Sno., erplooirte eine
Guartitiit Spnanii, Die allfaetbaui
.lptroe. rm gum loaiprengsn einet
Qslqnelle per,pennet 81 ipernen. sSanaes
S5omplon uno Bio. @oroen. Die Die
arbeitcn leiteten uno IN iulbsn Einscn
arobe Grfabrung heiaben. wuroen ou
Der Stele aetootet .ino fult in Stiidt
.aeriilen.
Sn panl, ST., marc Nrau M'aru
NcSitire. cine ,rpblhaberoe, 60 Sabre
alte gittre, in ibrer SSohunng ermor=
oct oo,sefunnen. Sic 9eibe ,uar nil
liner 9rt idredlisb osrltlimmeit. lrau
McSi.re iDnlpathilirte ongeblib nil
ben Gtrsife;n. Nuf ibr gDobnbaus
mar Idon msbrinaIs 0eitoilen tro,osn.
sSn NDoeers HaB nn Der canobilt1en
pocllicbabn III Yriiiih Columbia ianH
ELL 2amineuliuyS ftatt, bel lueltbem z
Serlonell aet0otet unc 2 perlsbt pus=
oell.
sfn Der gfdle pDn Nirolos, Go!ltor
Sellh, baben lplsocrum Nerarntlhf
ltaltaelunOen +; Der eroBe Sunnel oer
8p.thaso @aAn ipI in O5sfubr lteben.
Die Vahn fat ilr Berlcnol uarooppelt,
I'M bel 3elten por neuer Gefabr mav=
nen 81 tDnnen.
Sic BreBnii1le Der Clip galuer.
lperte, llnSefdbr bier lisilsll opil
Wounastopn g., aelegea. 1T nit Qros
Ber GeDaltiu Ole gttft aetleaeG. 3ipsi
Mrbeiter Hameas 9alliei guans uur'
Daniel 3aui5 famen babel inns 2sbtu.
yalo tpsrofn 5rotlencars ons 2nnt
aer Sbaraanen 6ealiifen. oe.m lint
bel Der gStltinabouie electric Btu. So.
IA Srol!eDlDogen nn0 Geiro Iejroert
woroeu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-02

! Gailer 9&iibelm lit hi hns Ghlpaben
| after eiilaetreten. Mm Greitag feiert
| er, bon ben Motnblen beS Rei1es iomi
allen sSilr'tlidfeiter herslihft bealiid
piinfht, feinen 40. 8eburtstag.
Or. 5. W. 6reaorn bat onrb Elm,
| Mbhanolung Der Der 8srliner 0eoara-
phifhen @eielildaTt. in fuelhsr er be.
bauptst, oab bic @roe rid1t runo nm
an Den Yolen abaefladt. ipnbern picr=
efia lei, Mufiebell errcat. Sic bier
Gsiten iolIen Iit bort befinoen no BIZ
Geale lieNeil.
1 Gie Ma,lrer=, Ghnsiber=, Ghubmn-
dlsr= nno Grehsler0etii!fen hi bombura
llno Der 9l,lliht, nob lie fir lore Or
| teitsleilsunse!l nidt eeniigsno beSabli
ipsroen unb treffen Worbeteitunaer, ei=
! nsn Raiien=oobntoplpf in Scene su
litben, ebentutl eineH 3ieIsnltrite gu in-
i.crireil.
SIN aanseil 0ltlihsn She'll Der Dlter-
r,ihiIdsn Wlpnardie lerrIht cine
furd!bare Gdlte. Sn ssait,au, i'm
noroDltliden llnoarn lino sipei @ensoar=
men erfroren unb piele gauern lino in,
Shnee umaetpmmel.
Sm iiioliden @rie6enlano oauern
ole @roeridiitterunaen INNER nod fort
lro am 6reitag iporeu lie ipieoer non
aans beionoerer 6eItieteit SIN Sit
rift bon anpariiia. am @olf bon Mrca=
oien, lino am Nahmittag cine eanst
glnsall BON 6dulern eingeitiir5t.
sluf Der Snlsl Mauritius, inn inoi-
I lden SSan. lino llnter Den Gulis meh=
|rere 6dlle bon 8salentei entoedt por=
oen.
Sic staot porus. Samaiea. tuaro leb=
te @ohe 0Dn elmer SeuersbrunIt beilnee=
IuAt unp fult aan5 serltbrt, oa es On
Waner gum S6itben mangeIte.
SIN mitlererl China maiden Die Muf=
lfdno;ihen arnRe SSprildnritte. Sc,
suIfano, tpel1er onfdnpli9 in 2ien=
5idu entltano, Bat iih nod Noroen bin
|cusaeoebnt. Ser aedhtete Sui bat nit
5000 gnIltdnbiIben Die taiierli6en
6rlilpetr geid)laaen uno ,ah furset
Sslagernila Die Staot an gong genom-
men.
Sci elmer grplolion in Masonon,
Spcliea perlpren pitrjebn ger1Ieute
lhr 2eben. Gen onbern i'm shohte
Selhdftiatsn gelng es, li1 bei 3eiten
Su rettcn.
sfn Der Nd6e ppn gteuitelano iii bic
Snisl 5alcon, lpel6e i'm Sabre 1886
plDBlitb aus Sem Csenn anftau tte, iest
allmdia I'M Tsridiujuo,! beayif II sc
Den Wernsllunsen laa Die Snle! Dgrsits
orei TaSen unter gFoiisr.
@on liabrio miro gernsiogt, ooS oui
einsm ipanldben SronsportOanpier, De
5ruppen na9 spanien suriidbraAte,
4 Scioatsn perbllntecten,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-02
Ens.eaD.

0aiIet Wilbelm Bat Den SaFelf erIaI=
len, oaB alle beliiid)sn uno nalIuniitb, n
Gesilnenter, Die ieii 1866 aebiloet .uu,=
le,l cine sSOrtleyung Der oltsn blloell
iotien. III, Die alten yiamen nno Sraoi=
tionea Der &eaimentsr III Grinnerune
81 baItei,.
SIT Dem eiipa ianienb Ginlpobller sdl-
leilbsn NDrfe AinaerDoe, Ereis Worbis,
I'M prcnBiilhen GeaierunasbeS,rt Gsfurt,
limb 0uidl cine 5ellersbrlnli III We-
bdibe 5eiIt0rt uoroen.
5a sSrieoluno.. N0brleil, leQte eth
ea,.n Namens f5roneis g.ein lid i'm
Neti zine gpnainitpatrone al7 Bic grnli
ulln brad)te lle sllr Grplplipn Ser
1upffllaD oie ssiiEe bliebsn llnbsIfbdoiat
iDdbrell0 Der G0rpsr tilD Die Meills III
gltoMe 5erlAmettert paren urb all De,l
|Mlnosn uno al Der Dede bin0sn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-02
Wsc ttaasa &trOcnia,nlOea
tc3ahIt.

Gin beliebter glan ili oas grief- gtite=
ten=Spltenl, hurh psldss Der 5hreiber
bittet, ilm eine Gillette bon einem
pafet Gleuelano @acoa auauienoen.
Der Gnpfdnaer erhdlt babet Oen poaen
Wertb Des ausaeleaten Gelbes uno hat
fcine Soften ols Die tleine MIbe, oie inn
ooraus erlpdb5t. Gies lit niel leihter
ais 5ubicriptipnea an iammeln, luobei
fiir bic geitrd9e nidts oeoeben miro.
Gie gtifetten uer6en bem Gabritanten
.suaeltellt, melber oafiir be5ablt uno oass
ourb leine Woaren betannt matbt, unb
10 bic Wn3eiaefDlten erlpast. Mer sssnz
ferene hierai, nimn,t, i1reibe an bic
Gleuslanb Gbofptaoe ltnb cocoa gom.
lpnnD IN Giepelano, Ohio. DieIelben
aeben OolllianDi9e Mushlnft. gs iii
lf0lineils,Dert1, ME leilbt 5000 biS 10. /.
900 Gtiifttsn GUT oiei sDeiie 0elammeIt
iuexosu t0tlnell. 4 /
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gsts t.userc 2cicr.

0aben Sic Elm Grelnplar bonn
"&ranfen- Scte," cine 3eitung, iuclbe
Don oen Giaenthiimer pon Norni's Nl=
pentduter Slutbelebe, i'm sSntereilen lei
ner Nseol5lnen berousgeben miro, eln=
pfanaen Menn nidt. 10 ibreiben
Sic oafiir. IS toitet nur cine Pof=
tarte uno 1T luobl Die Miibe ,pertb, bo
oas Wlatt pielen lpertbpOusn 2elelioli
entbdlt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-02

: Ser nMantauf Club" in Nelp
Wort Hlelt 81 gDren Nomiral 5alnp-
Ions ein grobes Hanfatt, Dem aaA Mia-
rinefetretdr sSobn 8. Song beiuohnte,
tbelAer eine fulnirante Geoe gum Cote
Gamplon's Gieit, iii Dem er ben Gieqer'
BET Geelhladt bsi SniltiogD ieierte.
Gns lnIIen mir ulls gefnllen. Comp
Ion mar a1er6ings nldbt iii Der Geez
iAlodt bon GantidaD, nber ,penn Dies
isnigen aefeiert meroen, bic iiibt bort
lpqrell, II tolil.lt nQs. jeoeliulls einyr
9r0Bertn 9nsaal ID 9lfe. als sDenn man
llnr oisienioen feisst tpeide oie GSlh!agbt
l1litmQ6ieil. Nobei ldit la6aiiher=
iUelie al,0 fiir iins nDh ein 7feil BIS
&ris9srubmes ab. 9lliD es lete
Satnpfpn. ber Gie.lsr oon EontinQr.
MP pts ailpetn Gsebelotn pis. and) nsltt
|babsi lpsttiI.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-02
. SIN @pneo-5taat laben GdlnpT,

SIN Gpngo-5taat laben Gdlnpfe
s'pllden Den belailcben Sruppen uno
Den Nebellen fattgeflinoen uno Die er=
fteren baben bebeut,nbe 8erluIte erllt=
ten. aRebrere lpeibe Dffisiere lollen ae-
falen ieln. o2e patriote" f1reibt :
Die lpGbre Gablage in @on9o=5taat
wlro perbeimIid)t. 9ie 0erlllife Der
Sruppen i'm @engo =gtaat iino bier in
Der ltBten 3eit beoeuteno gu nieori5 an=
aeaebsi, noroen. Nas 9onsc 2anb 1T
IN Valrung nno es milf n,Dt getlnaen,
ben Muflfanb gu unteroriifen. Oie
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3ebellen 6urht su baben ino bas pre=
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Den iollten. Die Mptbhaute nebnen
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nit iie blben 5000 Meres 2aro in
DURANGO eripprben unD fir Die seiis
1000 Tabrfdoer uno $50 Maaen anss=
tauft.
: Gin Wrief, DEN Gapitdn 9hoS.
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ger, Gn., ihrieb, tpurDe am 10. San.
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