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commissioner suspended shall he re-
moved, and by adding the following
And the said commissioner removed as
herein provided for shall be allowed to
bring his action in the nature of quo
warranto returnablc to the Superior
Court OF the county in which he lives
and which said action to he brought in
his name and against the appointee of
the Governor shall stand for trial as
is now provided for actions Of quo war
rantO and in the event of final Judgment
in favor of such suspended officer he
shall be rcinstated in his said office and
receive full salary for the term TO
which he was elected"
Among the bills passed arc the follow
ing of Importance:
To give the sheriff and other officers
Of Greene county protection against the
recent injunction Of Judge Timbcrlakc.
II provides that in case of quo warrantO
proceedings the persons in Office shall
hold and shall enjoy all the powers and
cm0luments of office until the quo war
rantO proceeding is settled.
To require boards OF county commits
sioners to accept bonds given in surety
companies only in case the company
shall on deposit with the State Treasurer
the sum Of $4,000 or its equivalent 10
secure the performance Of its bond oh
LEGATION.
10 amend the act making public
drunkenness in Bncombc. Henderson
and PENNSYLVANIA counties a misdcmca-
nor by putting ii in the jurisdiction Of
magistrates. The minimum fine is 81
and the maximum $40.
Mr., Lcatherwood was added to the
Committee on Propositions and Eriev-
ances. and Mr.. Foushcc 10 the Commit
tee on Corporations.
During the day leave of absence was
granted the following members on ac-
count of sickness: MeSsrs. Brown. Of
Johnston; Overman. Garrett, Willard.
Fleming aDd Boushall
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TWO POINTED QUESTIONS AN
SEVERED.

What is the use OF making better
article than your competitor if you can
not get better price for it?
Ans.-As there is no difference in the
price the public will buy only the bette
so that while our profits may be small
err on single sale they will be much
greater in the aggregate.
How can you get the public to know
your make is the best?
If both articles are brought prominent
Iy before the public both are certain to
be tried and the public will very quick
ly pass judgment on them and use only
the better one.
This explains the large sale on Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. The people
have been using it for years and have
found that it can always be depended
upon. They may occasionally take up
with some fashionable novelty put forth
with exaggerated claims, but are GER
tain to return to the one remedy that
they know to be reliable, and for coughs.
colds and Group there is nothing equal
to Chamberain's Cough Remedy. For
sale by j. Hal Bobbitt, Henry 7. Hicks
and North Side Drug Store.
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SESSIONS HOTTEST DEBATE.
And il All Grew Out of Small Print
ing Bill.

The last debate of The day was the
hottest by far that the House has yeE
heard.
1t arose over the Macon county ,Oad
law, introduced by Mr.. Ray.
1t will he remembered that on Satur-
day there was considerable discussion
over a provision Of the bill requiring The
Secretary of State to have 20O copies 0f
thr law printed ana sent 10 Macon
county.
The House amended the hill % it,
second reading 10 strike cut This section.
Yesterday when The bill came no on
It's final reading, Mr.. Ray said he had
taken great pains with the bill and this
amendment on it disfigured it, lie
was willing to reduce the number Of
copies to 80. but he didn't want rhe
amendment to stand. As for paying for
the printing. he was sure Macol county
would pay it. And rather than have
that amendment stand, he'd nay for il
ont of his own pocket.
Mr.. Foushee, of Durham. referred 10
the debate over this same matter Sat
urday. The provision, he said, hal
been stricken ont of all other hills, and
course be taken with this bill.
IF You start this thing there's 10 tell
ing where it will stop. Open the fond
gates and where viii it end?'
Ray: If there's any flood gates to
he opened. | don't want to be the man
TO omen them. 1t comes with mighty
poor grace from the gentleman from
the great county Of Durham. which has
cost the State so much in the WAY of
printing. session after session. to come
here now and object TO the printing of
fifty copies of road law for Macon
county"
And much more to thc same effect.
Finally the debate drifted into chan
nes rather personal. but IL was all
smoothed over by the agreement. by
Mr.. Ray. to see that Macon county pay
for the printing if the blu were allowed
TO stand rs originally introduced.
With this understanding the III! pass
cd it's third reading
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a guarantee Of the faithful Performance.
of it's bonding obligations.
These bonding companies. Mr.. ROM
tree explained, are rather new .thIngs.
and for some time were looked upon win
considerable suspicion. Then the Legis-
laturc of 1897 went to the othec ex-
IRENE and passed law requiring the
County Commissioners to accept a bond
offered in ono of these companies.
.'And just here we are confronted
with n grave danger. There are q
great many surety companies that arc
not solvent The bill does not compel
company to make the deposit. but
no board of commissioners can be com
pelled to take their bonds unless thcrr
is n sufficient amount of money on de
post to guarantee the bond. OF course
they may take the bond hut they can't
he compelled to do it.
Directly after the war. Insurance
companies Sprang up like mushrooms.
and many Of our people lost much money
by them. Now about the same cond,-
tion of affairs prevails in regard TO sure
~ companies
Mr. Ray, of Macon. thought bonding
companies great thing. but he believed
ir This hin passed ii would prevent the
taking of their bonds altogether.
Mr. Robinson. of Cumberland, pointed
out that these companies bonded not
only officers. hut administrators and
executors as well. and that it was of
the utmost importance that they be
solvent.
Mr. Giles. of Chatham, called f)r the
avcS and noes ON the passage of !hc
bill.
The roll call resulted: Ayes, %; noes.
lG
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bin, but he couldn't see why it should
be made to apply only to county officers.
Mr.. Rountrec amended the bill so as
TO include all officers-State, county,
city or town.
''Of course he said, "this is only
common law. but in these degenerate
days the common law doesn't cut much
figure
The bill, as amended, passed its seve-
raj readings and was sent 70 the Senate
without engrossment
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posit Company Committee on Corpora
tons.
II. II. G55. IS. r. 2S5. Act to amend
chapter GS, Public Laws Of 1897, rcgn-
lating The probate and registration fees
On cr0p liens. Committee on Judiciary
PASSED THIRD READING.
III. r. 49,, S. Il. 96. Resolution for
paying 10 A. Cannon $202.50. expenses
incurred in the Cannon-Franks contest.
II. II. $50. Act to protect county 0tti-
GERS against injunctions ana declaring
void al such restraining orders now pend
ing.
III. i. 45G. Act to extend the charter
of Fairfield Canal and Turnpike Com
pany.
II. Il. 32S. Act to amend the charter
of the town OF Southport.
ii. Il. 151. Act to amend chapter -,
Public Laws Of 1897, to prevent public
drunkenness in Buncombc, Pennsylvania
and Henderson counties.
II. r. ga. Act to amend chapter 222.
Public Laws of 1897. in regard to the
public road law for Cherokee county.
II. Il. 37I. Act to repeal chapter 2t0,
Public Laws Of 1895. for the appoint
ment Of cQualizera and assessors Of real
estate for Cherokee county.
II. r. $50. Act in relation to Tie public
roads Of Macon county and for other
purposes.
H. X. G51. Resolution in rcgarI 10
Elizabeth City and Camden ferry, lc-
funding to G. fl. Robinson tho $50 cor
poration fee.
H. r. 34S. Act to amend The act in
cooperating The town Of Graham.
II. Il. 36S. Act 10 amend chapter go,
Public Laws Of 1898. requiring tlust
companies to deposit $4,000 with the
State Treasurer before their bonds arc
bound to be taken for county officers.
H. Il. 349. Act to amend section 2."4f
Of he Code. to facilitate the restoration
of rights of citizenship in certain eases.
This is to cover the Burlington cases}
H. Il. So. Act to confer police powers
On deputy sller.i's in the town Of IIaw
River
IL. r. 373. Act to protect game and
fish in Cherokee. Clay and Macon coun-
ties
II. T. $50. Act to repeal cnlptcr 100,
Public Laws Of 1897, in regard 10 me
trial Of civil actions.
PASSED SECOND READING.
II. Il. %. Act TO amend section /, chap
Ter DAG. Public LAWS Of 1880
I'll. X. G3, S. +. IA. Act 10 repeal
chapter 900. Public Laws Of 1897, in 50
far as they relate to the county Of
Wayne.
BILLS TABLED.
III. f. 354. Act to authorize Clarence
Jortcr Jones to exercise the rights and
privileges of Il registered pharmacist.
H. r. 356. Act to have elementary
principles OF agriculture taught in the
public schools.
II. +. 35S. Act providing for giving Sc
curity in criminal actions.
II. r. 800. S. y. 9S. Act to extend
The powers and duties of justices of The
peace.
H. Il. 3G6. Act for relief os L. ends
worth, sheriff of Dare county.
H. +. 223. Act to incorporate the Eliza
beth City and Camden Ferry.
CALENDAR REFERRED.
r. b. 621. Resolution against terrific,
rial expansion. Committee on Federal
Relate ns
II. Il. 800. Act for relief of the clerk
Of the Superior court of Dare county.
Committee on Judiciary.
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AND THESE ARE NOW LAWS.
Bills That Were Ratified Yesterday in
House and Senate.

llDllSt anu bNClldtN
Che following bills having been enroll
ed were duly signed and ratified, and are
now laws:
To amend the law prohibiting fishing
in certain streams in Henderson county.
TO promote temperance in Dare con-
ty.
To amend the law prohibiting fishing
with nets in certain streams III Samp-
son county.
To incorporate the penitcntiarr and
provide n government for it
To amend the charter of the Cabarrus
Savings Bank.
TO reduce the price Of supreme court
Reports to $1.50.
To amend the charter Of GAINESVILLE.
Martin county.
To amend the charter Of the city of
Fayetteville.
TO permit the establishment of iish
culture station.
TO incorporate the Roanoke Bridge
and Railroad Company.
To amend the charter of the town
of Salem.
To regulate the duties and powers of
certain constables.
TO amend the law regulating The sale
of real estate for partition.
To repeal the Fusion election law
and all amendments to il.
re repeal the oath prescribed for Off
GERS of banks and corporations.
To authorize MorgantOn TO purchase
an electric light plant.
To improve the roads in Arson county.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application
will be made to the General Assembly
of North Carolina now in session fol
the passage of private law for The
establishment of free library in The
city of Raleigh.
This the 18th day Of January, 1899.
l-12-3Ot.
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The Best Prescription for coil!s.

Tonic Th formula is plainly printed on each
ottle, showing that it is simply iron and Qui-
line in q taste ess form. Ilnitators do not adj
;ertise their formula because ii they did they
know that You would not buy their medicine
}a sure then that you get Groves as the for
nula shows what you are taking. No cure nc
1ay. Price so cents.
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MIR. MOORE IN THE CHAIR.

The House had new Speaker for
an hour or two yesterday and ne made
a good one, too. Judge Conner, shortly
after the expiration of the morning nour,
called Mr.. Walter f.. Moore, of Jack
son. 10 the chair and he held the gavel
for the remainder of the session. He
presided with dignity and ability
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rHE FEEs or sOIIcIToEs,

The House Judiciary committee yes,
terday afternoon decided to report IA
v0rably Mr.. Gattis' bill amending the
Code 50 that solicitors are not compelled
to attend a court where civil causes only
are tried and keeping them from draw
ne $50 fee at such court
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Mr.. S. A. Fackler. Editor of the
Micauopy G'la) Hustler, with his wife
and children, suffered terribly from La
Grippe. One Minute Cough Cure was
he only remedy that helped them. 1t
lcted quickly. Thousands of others use
his remedy as specific for La Grippe,
md it's cxhausring after effects. Never
fails. J. Hal Bobbitt and Henry
Hicks.
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PONDS or COUNTY OFFICERS
Bonding Companies Must be Able t.
Prove Their Solvency.

The question allowing county officers
20 give bond in surety companies "a
gagged the attention of the House for II
short while yesterday.
it came up on bill by Mr.. pount -ee.
providing that the commissioners OF q
county should be compelled to accept
a bond given in one Of these companies,
only in ease the company has $50, 900
deposited with the State Treasurer as
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TrMBERLAKE's INJUNCTION.
A Bill Passed in the House to Render
it Ineffective.

The bill to stop the effect OF Judge I'M
berlakes INDUCTION against the Demo
cratic officers of Greene county was
naespd without opposition and with little
discussion. Such debate as there was
-, +ha hin was as to how TO best make
the net accomplish the end aimed at.
Mr.. Moore, of Jackson, stated that
The him was simply meant TO regulate
ono ,yarranto proceedings. As ! un-
derstand. there have been injunctions
;ssued against officers in possession OF
tl,o' off;ce and the people have thereby
been deprived Of any officers at all. The
IN allows the officer to exercise the
duties Of the office and receive the
an,nlnments thereof pending the litiga-
t;an and does not allow a judge 10 re-
strain him III tie meantime.
Mr.. Ray, of Macon, thought 1t good
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THE SUFFRAGE AMENDM lNT.

1t VIII c Reported to the Joint Oemo-
cratic Caucus Tonight.
The joint Committee on CONSTITUTE iaal
Amendments met at the Yarbor1 lsn
House last night and agreed on the Suf-
rage Amendment, which will tonight
be submitted to the joint Democratic
caucus.
The Winston bill is the basis of the
report. though some very material
hangcs have been made in that docu-
ment
The members Of the committee ere
men Of great ability, careful and con
sentative and they have spent much
imc and thought in the preparation OF
heir report.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application
will he made at the current session Of
the General Assembly for an amend
ment to the charter of the Raleigh Elec
trio Company.
WAI. J. ANDREWS,
President.
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Notice is hereby given that application
will be made to the next general assem-
bly, of North Carolina to charter "The
City Electro Gas Co." Of Rocky Mount,
N. G. If
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Don't send for physician if you are
love-sick.
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A signal failure has wrecked many
train Of thought.
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Don't think Il fancy umbrella handle
turns the rain.
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county. asking for the repeal of the
Merchants Purchase Tax. BY Boggs
of Catawba. Committee on Finance.
Petition asking for the repeal OF the
Merchants Purchase Tax. BY Lelgh
of pasquotank. Committee on FINANCE;
Petition from the merchants OF Chapei
Hill asking for the repeal of the Mer-
chants Purchase Tax. by GattlS, oil
Orange. Committee on Finance.
Petition Of citizens of Ashe county
asking that the line for apportionlnG
the school funds be changed. Ky
Reeves. Of Ash6 Committee on Etu-
cation.
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&riiis i'm Sransbaal.
MOglidfeit zines gonflitis sipiIden
@rpbbritunnien unb Sransbaul.
-Sie nllitlanberz "5rase min Der
r@olfsraab" eeIeBli9 reseln.

2onb n, 10. Suni. = unsrparz
tete 8orfdlle in Sobannesburg tOnnen
Die 8riiis i'm Sranspaal lei6t be-
f9leunieen. 9eute ioa eine MaKenz
perIammiune Der vllitlanbers" fatt>
finben. in ipel6er man bic 8prI6fdge
bes britiI9en GommiFdrs Sir IlFreb
Milner eutbeiben min. Inter ben
berpprragenbsn rllitlanbers" unb ben
fiibaFrifaniI4en &apitalilten in 2on=
bon bsrrIft bic QnIi9t por, bab bic
britif9e Hegierung Ii6 in elmer ppIiz
tion beFinbet, BON Der iie niht mebr
auriit fann, unb bab, penn prdl liDent
&riiger ni9t na9sie6t, Der Srisg unz
bermeipli9 it,.
pretoria, Sranspaal Gepubz
lit, 10. Suni. - ga6 elmer gshsimen
Sibung, nel9e ben eanaen Morgen in
9(nIpru9 nabm. fat Der r@oltsruab"
seternNu9nrittog praIioent ariiger's
8orIdldge 8etreffs @erleibung bss
9iirgerre9ts an Die vlitianosrs" gut
gebeiben II. bic Hegierung beauFtraet,
bisTeiben in 5orn eines @eIebentz
purFs, ber benz rGpltsraub" unter=
breitet nerben foll, aus5uarbeiten.
9(u6 nabm Der v8oltsroab" gsitern
sine GeIolution on. norin er fein 8sz
bauerr bariiber ausIpri9t. baB Der
britiTfR 9odcommiNdr Milnsr bic
@orf9ldge beg prdfoenten Sriiger.
ipel6e i'm bD6nsn @rabe psrniinftig
eetpeien ieien, ni6t aneenpmmen habe.
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Rad adt Sahrcu sefabt.

2lls angeIefsner giirger lebte @eorss
9. 9otparb, Elm entIprunsener
3u9tbdusler, in 9(rtanIas Gitp,
aanias.
ct. 2ouis, Wlc., 10. Suni. =
9Or IS Sobren puroe 9. SolpurO me-
gen PeniipnsIdpirbels gu IA Sa6ren
3u9tbaus peruribeilt; Elm Sabr fpdter
entfam er aus benz Gsgierungsz6oIpiz
tai in Wafhingtpn unb tpurbe erlf qez
itsrn in @rtanIaszGitp. S., pisber
geFabt. 9lls 9lnpalt unh @runbeieenz
tbumsZQgent bat er Sabre lang in
Mounb%gitp, ST., gelebt unb Ii6 bort
nit Sri. I6ie GlalpIon, Der So6tsr
zines angefebensn Embellishments,
berbsiratbet. Die 8unoes6ebDrben
purosn uber dnf ibn auFmerfiam unb
lieben i'm perbaften. Wenige Mpnate
fpdter enttam er obermals unb bat
IaitDem a6t Sabre lang in Qrfanfusz
Gitp sslebt, big i'm bort iein @6idIal
ereilte; er 6at nun nod 13 Sabre i'm
3u9tbaus ou5ubringen.
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q 0 9 tetne enb gultigen 9 e
dill Ie, 1ur bds Grim
in II pftnpIsnt

Die Sibung bss &ebaftions Co
mites bauerte brsi Sturoen; beHeu
ungea6tst fam man gu feinem enbsiils
tigen @ntI9lub, ubgsFshsn babon, bag
Der britiIde Ylan ais 8ulis ongenpnls
men purDs, auf qpsl6er Elm S6iebs>
geri6ts> s>Sribuncl in's 2sben gerufen
tperben fon.
Na6 SfluB Der Sibune ieBten li1
Die Mebr3abf Der Mitglieber bes Goz
mites nit ibren Hsgisrunssn in telez
grapbiIc1e 0er6iubung, iuoem lie ih=
nen an5eigtsn, bob bic 8erbanolungen
cine Gripeiterung ibrer Snitruftionen
nDt6ig erFGeinsn lieBen. Gs purbe
geIagt, baB mebrereOelsgaten Der flei1
neren Mddte ben WunSh ausorids
ten, baB cine grDBere Si.tigteit pes
tribunals beI6iohsn tperoen mOges
unb baB ite Fogar babin5ielsnns9lmens
dement's fellten. Die ORlsgaten beu
grDBeren MG6te entgegnetsn jeoph,
bab es eine Gahe Der unm0gli6teit
lei. iiber bic 8ori6ldge bes Sir SUI
lian Pauncefote binaus5ugeben. Sros
Mnebem pirb Elm energif6ep 8erlu9
eema6t tperben, bic GinfeBung zines
permanenten Sri6unuls bur63uIeben.
Die amerifaniifsn uno rhIiI6en
PlGne linb ni6t enbaiiltie aufgeeeben
tporben. Die engliF6s sbee tpiro lea
bigli9 als grunblage Der Oisfuiiior
benubt perben. Die amerituniI9sn
Seitgaten berli6ertsn bem gprreIpen4
benten Der yQlfOciirten Prehe." oaB
bic Saupipuntte Der amerifaniI9en II.
ruflifGen 8orihldge ais 3uiGBs Mufs
nabme finoen ipiirben.
Die 9enfer Gpnpention era
neitert.
Der @usI9ub Der Srisbenszgonfss
ren3, pel6er ii6 nit Der 9enFer Gpna
pention gu bel9dftigen bate. nobm
ben bpllen Sert berTelbsn nit allen
neusn Slauieln urb Gommentaren
bei'm @nttpurf bes 9eri6tes an. Den
0oriibenbe Der beutI6en GommiHton.
@raf MiinIter, 1T BON feinsr 8esiez
rung beauFtraet iporoen, bic Iofortige
@erDffentlidung Der 8erhanblungem
na9 Sibun9en bes plenar Gomite's
gu 6eantrugen, um Gpeitere irrise 9e=
ri6te Seitens Der 3eitungen gu pera
bitten.
9ie paris" psrloren ges
0eben.
gpperud. Sprnlpa1, 10. Sum-.
- Der Oampfer nParis bon ben
yMMrifdniifen 2iris," Der am 21.
Mai bel ben Manacles auf bic Seliem
rannts, 1T ni6t msAr 81 retten. Die
Sffisere bes Oampfsrs berfdhen biez
fen beata. Qfubsr bem GapitGn uno
brei Sffi5ieren iinb nur nod etrpa Elm
Oubeno 80pfe Der 8amurnung an
9pro Der nBaris," audi bieIe linb Be-
reit, ieben Iuqenblid bus Wrdt su
psrlaiien. 9lls heute bic lebte Ibtbei4
lun9 Der .Buris" Manni idaften in
Salmputb eintraf, um bort ubgelobnt
5r iperben, fam es au einem &ra4
5niI6en ben 4oenlen Der 0dmpfer=
2inie unb ben 8ertrstern Der S9iFfsa
WiiefurdDeure.
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fdtigsn Die 4utetttitGt Der Isinsr 3eit
per Gabel gen1eibeten MeuBerungen Des
Sen. 2apton, bab 100000 Mann err
foroerli4 feten, unb es 1piro epnItatirt,
baB @sneral 2atpton Diefe 8emertun9
in Der Mbli6t 9enla9t babe, lie perDf&
fsntli6t gu Isbean. Nus ben 8risfsn
sebt ferner berpor, bub biz Ypiitit oss
Gen. Stis, bic Sruppenforberungep
niebrig gu balten, pRifa9 als libel
ange6rubt fritiitrt tpirb, aber Die
8reff4reiber tpiRen allerbings niht,
oab General Otis oieTs politit auf
Winte, tpelde bon bier aus an i'm srz
gangen, befolgt bat. gs liegt @runo
sur Nnnabme Dor, 'baB bic unterorudz
ten S6eile Der Stis'I1en OepsIdsWtte
tbeilunsen enfballen, tpelfe Der Moe
mtni|tratipn tlaren Mein iiber bic
tpirfli6e Sd6fage unb bic M6biilfs>
ulittel, beren er bebarf, einf6enfen.
Dielsn gluffldrungsn biirfte es auz
5uT9reiben fetn, oab Die Soee osr@inz
6srufung BON 5reipiligsn tpisosr
ernltli9 our Sprade gefomlasn ilt.
Man 6dlt es fir tpabrIheinlih, paB
in DEN 5reapilligsn 3esimentern,
ipelhe iebt gum 2idtransport na9
ben Ser. Staaten beprbert iino, senug
UaanuTdaftear CUR Wieberuntper6ung
lidb bereit finben lahen peroen, um
Sfelett Regimenier in Manila gu
formirsn, 70 bab bielelben bur4 0aez
frutsn auseefuGt iperoen t0nnten. 9ez
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md9tigt tpsrben, 5reitpilligen Diff
siers aus ben Idsioenoen 8sgimentern
ausauIu9en, um benislben in Den neu
gu fprmirenoen Nsgimentern Gomz
mauoos ansupeiIen.
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Gmpfebhmrg bss Wbmirais 8aub, bes
@pmmanounten bes '3reuasrs vpbisaz
belpbia," unb anbersr offisieller perz
FDnlt9teiten BEN MFiltensarat 9. u.
Sung DON ber npb;la'oelpbia" pssen
feiner auBerorosntli6en umIi9t unb
teiban9aften Sapferfeit, ipel6e er uls
5Ibrer bes umeritaniT4en Gontinz
gents am 1. Wpril 1899, bei Npia, Gu
r1oa, betpielen but, pffi5iea belobt.
gur bisIer umTi9t unb Sopferteit
Or. Gung's mar es au Deroanfen, baB
bic amsrifanil6en unb britiIden Mlaz
rine Nbi6eilungen an benz senannIsn
llngliidstase ni9t nod grDbere Ser
luIte erlitRn ba6en, unb bieIes beroiz
i6e @erbatten lit in ben erpdbnten
8risFen Der @orgeTebIen conEiaiirI
tporoen.