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The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

The specifications for the new British
submarine cables in the Pacific have Just
been published. They call for the con-
structlon of more than 5000 miles of ca
Bile to connect the British colonies of
Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
Owing to the fact that there is no Brit
ish territory between Canada and the
equator in the eastern portions of the
Pacific, an uninterrupted stretch of cable
is to be laid between Vancouver and
Tanning island, u distance of 5000 miles,
which, allowing the customary IA per
cent. excess for expected inequalities,
etc, will make an unbroken cable Of
about 5000 miles necessary. The new
cables will consist of one central copper
wire, surrounded by spiral of smaller
wires. The latter are wound spirally, as
they are much less likely to rupture dur
ing special strains when applied in this
way, and in case Of the breaking of the
central wire the electrical continuity of
the line is preserved through the smaller
spirally wound circuits. The last addi-
ton will bring the worlds total of sub
marine cables up to $4,000 miles.
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30
Word has bern received ut Wushj

Word has been received ut Washing
ton that the equestrian statue of Gen.
John a. Logan. which was made at
Rome by Franklin Simmons the Ameri-
can sculptor, was shipped at Rome on
the 9TH inst. for New York. Under the
terms of his contract with the war de-
partmcnt, Mr.. Simmons is required to
have the statue in position by December
10. The statue is to be erected in Iowa
Circle. at the intersection Of Vermont
and Rhode Island avenues and Thir-
teonth and Z streets. \ massive ppdes-
tai has been erected in that circle under
the direction of Col. Bingham, the en-
gineer officer in charge Of public build
ings and grounds. AS everything is in
readiness for the mounting of the statue
1t can easily be put in position within
few days after it's arrival. The statue
is expected to reach Washington about
the 10Th inst, in which case the contrac-
tors will have plenty of time to put it uD
before the expiration of their contract.
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30
A THANKSGIVING wOOING.

The frost was on the cottage pane,
The skies were gray and chill;
But with trembling hand she smoothel
Her kerchicf's dainty frill
For then she saw the youthful squire
Dismounting in the snow,
In velvet coat and buckled shoes,
Thanksgiving long ago.
While with her wrinkled sire he talked
OF weather and OF wheat
His ear was ever strained to catch
The music Of her feet.
Her dimpled arms were deep in -four
Her rounded cheek aglow-
Her father slept-he stole kiss
Thanksgiving long ago.
His stately mother and her guests
Were waiting ut the Hall
Before the feast in silver served
But he forgot them all.
And at the farmers humble board,
With curly head bent low.
He called courtly blessing down,
Thanksgiving long ago.
Clear rose the moon above the woods
And twilight Veiled the farm:
But still he fingered at the gate,
The bride on his arm.
'Oh bake and brew for me alone,
BE mine for veal or woe
| love YOU, DEAR he softly said,
Thanksgiving long ago.
In yonder carvcn frame she stands,
In pearls and blue brocade;
And still tradition fondly keeps
The pumpkin pies she made.
And tells again the story sweet,
When granaries overflow
or how the squire a-WOOing went,
Thanksgiving long ago.
- Minna Irving in New England Magazine.
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

The narrow escape of the steamer Liz
zic Madden from destruction BY fire dur
ing gale on Lake Superior will make
the officers of lake steamers watchful.
\ fire Oh shipb0ard is terrifying ut all
times. but when it occurs while a ship is
being tossed about like a bottle, the pros.
rect is almost hopeless. Some years ago
one Of the finest steel steamers ON the
lakes-thc disappeared Oh Lake
Michigan during a gale, and it is believed
that fire drove her crew overheard into
water in which no small boat could live
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

imposing finish to the structure. Star
shaped windows in the drum of the
dome admit abundant light to the large
auditorium: This will seat 1900 persons
and with the additional seating capacity
afforded in the balconies fully 20OO per-
sons can be accommodated The deco
ratlons of the interior will illustrate such
subjects as the grand divisions of mu-
Sc oratorl0, grand opera, symphonic mu
SIC etc. The sculpture, by some of the
most noted sculptors in America, will
typify such subjects as religious music,
lyric music, gay music heroic music, etc.
Ihe great, organ for the Temple of
Music which is to cost $4,000, is un-
DER construction by Emmons Howard d
Son, and already there is much eager
ness among the leading organists of the
United States to have the privilege OF
paying upon it during the exposition.
iWo recltals by prominent exponents of
this branch Of musical art will be given
each day, Concerts by the leading in
Strumenta! organizations of America and
Europe will be given every day during
thc progress OF the exposition IN th,,
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

Music temple and from the bandstands
III the Plaza, Esplanade and other parts
of the grounds. In connection with the
subject of music at the Pan-American
exposition, mention should be made Of
the notable attractions to music lovers
to be provided at the great saengerfest
of the North American saengerbund.
which will open in Buffalo on Monday
evening. June "a. 1901. 1t is expected
that this saengerfest will have the larg-
est attendance of any ever held. Be
sides the singing by the great choruses of
the ;saengerbnnd, there will be singing
by the massed male choruscS of Buffalo.
An orchestra is to be engaged for the
occasion Of from 80 to 100 men. For
the purpose of defraying the expenses of
the fest. a company has been formed by
Buffalo music lovers. called the Buffalo
Saengerfest company, with capital
stock Of SAC, 900, divided into 1900 shares
at $25 each. Each share of stock enti-
ties the holder to two season tickets to
the saengerfest and entities him also to
a pro rata share in the proceeds of the
festival
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

The reports which come from New
York regarding this seasons styles in
plays. recall what was said by the Ports
mouth critic Of the theatrical company
conducted by Mr.. Vincent Crummles, as
reported by Charles Dickens: LAS an
exquisite embodiment OF the poets Wis
ions and realization of human intrllec
tuality, gliding with refulgent lish1 our
dreamy moments, and laying open a new
and magic world before the mental eye,
the uruma is gOne--perfcctly gone
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

measure CT oats for his Thanksgiving
dinner. served in clean, warm stall.
no putting on airs now about eating
them, either, for the days hard expert
tnce had temporarily sobered his vay-
ward spirit. If his dessert was MISSING.
he took it philosophically l thought of
him when | was at dinner, but couldn't
muster the courage to ask Mrs. Birch
for piece OF pie for Chesapeake when
| had already eaten two myself.-Frank
Howard Scely in the Pathfinder.
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

The public school authorities of Syra-
ruse, New York. have come to the con-
rlusion that anti-cigarette agitation in
the schools does more harm than good,
putting the idea of smoking into the
minds of many young persons who under
normal circumstances would never think
Of it. There is sound philosophy ut the
bottom of this idea
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30
the sea. There would be no pleasere in
beating any other.

An cnterprising farmer in the Emmen-
thai, Switzerland, has broken away from
all the old customs that have dominated
Swiss farming. He has turned the force
of convenient stream into power, and
generates an electric current strong
enough to run planning machine fruit
crusher. Il threshing machine ard pump.
The peasants come from miles around to
gaze in astonishment at Il farmhouse and
stable brilliantly illuminated with elec-
trir lHmnS
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30
The Bishops Text.

A lot of amusing and curious things
happening in clerical life have been told
by the late Bishop How of Wakefield,
who is described as an exact contrast to
the clergyman who was invisible six
days of the week and incomprehensibl,
the SEVENTH
At one time Bishop How was reading
from the Bible in church when the organ
got away from the organist and went on
playing long. embarrassing and melan-
choly note with little squeaky variations.
The lesson for the day was job xxi, and
it was at verse II that the good bishop
read with inward chuckling, ..."They re-
joice at the sound of the organ
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

Gen. Wtyler denies the story that he
declared that he could have whipped the
Americans out OF Cuba. He knows that
hr is Il success in bullying reconcentra-
dos. hut bullying Americans is an alto
xtt her different thing
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

The Duke of Manchester's marriage to
Miss Zimmerman, American beauty,
is said to be a love match The Duke
is penniless and the young lady's father
is rvputedly worth a million, but why
give rein to cynicsm? The young lord
has certainly created precedent by re-
framing from collecting cash bonus in
Iyn
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

The agreement of thirty-two Western
railroads to make a charge of 25 cents
fc; the transportation of bicycles does
rot stir the world as a similar compact
would have done several years ago. The
'hicycle craze has subsided, and if the
railroads were to carry wheels free they
would suffer comparatively little incon-
Veu;Snce now.
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

It is said that the bill taxing bachelors.
about to be introduced in the French
Chamber of Deputies, is sure of large
majority in both houses. The tax Will
range fro $40 to $500 per annum, accord
ing to age. The man who wculd pay
500 a year for the privilege of living in
loneliness would be a confirmed cur
mulgpOn indeed
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

Tn" story from Santa Barbara that
five persons were killed by the upsetting
OF stage furnishes the exception which
frightened occupants of mountain climb
However, accidents are few on the stage
lines, when the many pcrilous routes are
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

';he six Cincinnati football players
vino were manned in a game in Ken
1urky owe their disabilities not to the
game itself, but to an after collision be-
tween Ohio and Kentucky enthusiasm
Considering the location, it is remarka-
hlr that the injuries We're not caused by
ritlAA lAnllr
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

GlaSyow'S success in stamping ont the
plague is triumph for modern santa
;iul. and quarantine methods, and an en-
coUraytmtnt TO health officials at all
ports where there is danger Of infection
hy ships from the Orient.
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

The game warden hunts the \imrod,
the \imrol hunts the deer. and the deer
hunts SHELTER That was the formula.
But now. in the close season, the only
legal hunting is that which is performed
Wv he game .WarlenS
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

Sir Thomas Lipton's relations with
several British shupbuilders has given
rise to rumor that he is building two
yachts. This will cause no alarm in the
United States. He can use only one
and American yachtsmen want to race
the best boat that can be brought across
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

The young men WnJ refuse to follow
the Prince Of Wales in wearing trousers
without creases in the legs will in order
10 be consistent have to stop rolling up
their pan1aloons when the weather con-
'!itionS in London excite a kindred fear
If mn1
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

THE revival Of the stock company III
The theatrical world IS responsible for tiit:
inrlinations Of people OF both sexes, and
ii! ages and conditions, toward the stage.
The schools of the histrionic art must be
"
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

1t is county Of Colorado named after
the great and good Lincoln which has
,luula1cd in the excess of lawleSs VEN
Grance the bad example OF the South by
hurning Il cOloreu criminal ut the stake.
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

The discovery in the archives AtFekin
that Cinnamon visited the American
"ntiDont long before Columbus crossed
The sea happily doesn't convict the Amer
leans of engaging in a fratricidal war
But the MeXicans should have a care
in their dealings with their Chinese
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

The ease Of the Iron Mountain girl
Nhc went to a minstrel show and fell
into Il sleep from which the efforts Of
physicians have so far failed to arouse
her confirms the opinion Of old-tlmers
that minstrel shows are not what they
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

When the Holland submarine boat
crosses the Atlantic she will take Il head
or whenever the water becomes rough,
nd seek shelter beneath the surface. The
conventional transatlantic liner cant do
his without Inconvenience to her passen
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

The renewed activity Of the big slug.
GERS is probably due to declining bank ac-
counts. The habitues of the ring are AL
good SptndcrS, and money doesn't LAST
any great length IF time.
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

Some time ago thirty-two children in
Liverpool, Eng, contracted typhoid fever
on the same day from partaking of ice
cream from an Italian yender.
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30
W. {. HANNAFORD, Publisher.

The Louisville dis2overer of subma~
zine telephone may be able to establish
communication with McGinty.
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

The lIiSpano-American Congress u,
Madrid has ended in tzzle. Spain cam
not array the South and Central An,cri
cans against the United States
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

The appointment Of Sir Thomas Upton
as IN honorary colonel insureS the pres
''nrt of Il representative OF the horse
lnalinps' on the deck Of Shamrock ii.
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

The system of wireless telcphoning will
lr all right if it does not put all pri
va1e conversation ION tap" for everybody
With an ear ut Il receiver.
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

Detectives may work on the preSump-
,;,n that the men who held up the Iron
The Virginia enterprise., 1900-11-30

There is a mule at Torkia, Mo-, Al
years old, and he is still hale and hearty
and able TO do good days work.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-29
ALL PRIZES
WILL Be POSITIVELY GIVE
AS ABOVE STATED.

This plot is favoraby located in fact the most favorable
location for homes of any in or about the city. Sewers and
water pipes laid to Cleveland and will be
extended as fast as there is demand There are
two houses being constructed Washington avenue
Another contract is being let Another Lot has been sold
for $500 on same and will probably be built
this summer.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-29
VALUABLE
PRIZES
Be Given Ava

Two deeds for Lots will be dropped by the man in
the balloon One extra Lot will be given to the person who
purchases the first Lot at the Auction Sae One Lot will
be given to the person purchasing the greatest number Of
Lots at the Auction Sale. One Lot will be given to the
first person completing house worth $1,000 more
Lot purchased on day of SALE One Ladies' Gold Watch
will be given to the first lady purchasing Lot One
Ladies' Gold watch will be given to the lady who pur-
chases the greatest number of Lots.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-08-20
G@iHsmadr driGtesi.

Southampton. 19. Mus. Nng.
.glller" bon Heiu Yort. abgeg.: r@ra
fer 4urfiirft". bon 8remen nah Nen
Dcrt beitimmt.
@ciltp. 10. Mus. paHirt: r@Outb
ipcri" bon Nntperpen nah Nep Dor
beitimint.
Queenstot o 10 n, 19. Mug. NbgegI
rllmbri", bon 2iperpool na9 Rstp gOr
teitimut.
gfepgorf. 10. Nus. Mbsssanssn
rRaifer Bilbelm H." na4 Heapel uni
@enua.
9amburg. 18. Mug. Mnsetom
men: columbia" bon Nep gorf biz
Plpmoutb.
2tperpool, Is. Mug. Mngefom
men: .gau,pania" bon giefp yort. 30.
bic" BON Reip Dort. Mbsegangsn
.@eorsic" na1 Hep yort. vllmbriat
naG Refu yort.
Bremen. 18. Mus. Mbseganaen
.GrcBer 3urfiirit" nad Vem Yort.
gberbourg, Is. Mug. Mbse,
sansen: ~Rep yort" Coon Soutbamp.
toni nod Retp Yort.
0enua. 18. Mug. Mneetommenu
-Bsrra" ppp Rep Dort. pia Hsopel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-08-20
& belbrief aus Deut d.
Idnb.

Gerl n, 19. Iu9uit. - Die Slu4t
Der &diIertn Ditttpe unb oas 0erz
idpinesn bes &uilers bon @bina tpers
ben bier als piel ipi4tigers 6attoren ala
Die Ginuabme petings angeie5en unb
bic epentueQ baraus berporgehenben
aomplifationen tpernen bon Der YreIie
uuS in politiIhen &reiien eifrig be-
iprr9sn. Die porberrI6enoe Wieinung
1T, oub, ba ale Ntdht, iibereiugetonz
men finD. cine itarte Sentrdlresieruns
in pefing gu fAdffen, es nothig tit, Die
fliiftige Hrgierung gu 3eritOren ooer
bod, tpenigitens unT4doli6 gu MAIDEN,
oa lie fir eie gan5s eruption peransz
prrtlih it, Oober, 10 tpiro bebdupts.,
1T es nOt6ig, Die 5liihtlinge 5u perfoiz
gen uno gefd1geu jI nebmen. Dies
riro pdbrIdeinlid peitere grobere
Sruppeumaifen erheiihen. 8ermutbuns
gen ouriiber, nb bic Ser. Gtadtsn,
GrrBbritanuien unS Sapan bu3u bereit
tint, ooer bic 9lufgabeEublanb, s5rdnts
reid uno Dor 4aem Oeutidlanb iihsrs
laifeu tueroen, fiillen iest bic 3eitungen.
Die oeutf4e Regierung bleibt babel,
odb rclltommene 9armonis bs3iigli1
oes fofortigen 1or9ehen5 in CHINA unz
ter ben Wtddten berrlht. Cine glnaabl
OrpoiitioHsbldtter fino fe9r unsufris=
ZEN NIT Der gGn3lihen S5norirung bes
Reihstages uno iiherbdupt nit oe5
Saiiers politif in Ghinu unb ertldren,
e. iioerIhrette hebeutere hie @rensen.
DE Graf urn Billion, Der Minifter oss
aluspdrtigen, in ieinsm Iunoitreibsn
bom IL. SuIi on bic oeutltsn Jiirftsn
befhrieb.
8ei Dem 9urn. 6as -Aaiisr, MahelHr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-08-20

fe1r 16neu gum 8anfisr Der Welt b'rz
anbiloe. 9lei65eitig aber ipiro cdrauf
oufmerfIdm qema1t, bdb europa ein
INNER gr0bersr S9ulpnsr Der Ser.
Stdatsn piro. Die lsbten Mondte bie=
ies ssa6res peroen bic S9uloen no9
bsrgr0bern in 6olge Der 9aumpoqes
9lusfubr. Nian befiirdtet, baB ylep
Yort Dor @blauf Deg Sabres piebsr
@olo BON England unb Ssuti9lanb 5us
riidforosrn tpirb.
Die preubiI6e &sgierung bsrgis6t gut
3sit Quftrdge fir 480 2ofomptiper.
en- Golge Deg Srieges importirt 0sutid
lamb isbt birstt @olIs aug GiiSs9lfritu.
iSiinf!auIeno galsn, bic ionit ii6er 2on<
Don estommen pdrsn. tomusn iebt IN
9am6urg on.
en- benr nit Dem 81. Ssuli besnbeten
Sabre prObuairte Seuti4lanb $780,
900 Spanen Hob5uder gegen 1 100000
Sonnsn i'm Sabre porber. Die &usz
fu6r bon &riegsmatsrial nu9 China
belief ii9 auf 8,150.000 Mlarf gegen
8,430,0O0 i'm Sabre 1898.
g 9arfe so q Bregeln.
Yretpria, 20. Dug. 2orb HOz
berts bat cine Proclamation erlaien,
in Der er fagt, baB Die 9iirger oes
5ransbdul bic bis6er angepanbte Wtilz
be in 6dllen bon gtsutralitdts6ru4
ni6t gu piirbigen tpiibten. 9llle 8iirz
gre, tpel9e ben Sreueio ni6t geleiltet
bdben unb in Don ben 8riten beiebten
Diitriften ipobnen, ioqen ais &riegsgez
fansene angeiehen tperoen unb 6drm>
bduier, lpel6e Dem Setnoe ooer ieinen
&unbl9aftern llnteri9lupf getpd9ren,
Iteben in @efa6r, benz Grb6oosn gleia
gemd9t 5u rueroen.
Die Hebellton Dor il 6er.
Golon, Colombia, 20. 9lug. 9ez
neral @lban, Der 3ipilz9ouperneur
uno MilitGrz &ommanoeur beg Separz
tements Banana, meloet, odb er etne
OepsI9e bon Socorro er6dlten bat, mos
nl9 Die RsbelIen iiA erseben baben.
Srelanb iiber bic am eri I o.
nif den &atb bolifen.
Rom, 20. Aug. Sonnteg mar bas
sseit bes 81. Sod6im, pes SduBz
patrons oes YapItes, un6 in 6olge oeiz
| len batten Iia piele &aroindle, 9iidOfe
uno 9rGitoenten bon 9eienf6aften i'm
9atitan eingefunbsn. Der pupIt, Der
bsi better 9siunpbeit tit, belt cine tur3e
4nfpra9e unb luo ben Gr56iI9of Srez
Lamb elm, iiber glnlerifa unb Die gez
5iebungsn Der 9luBentuelt gum 81.
Stu6l gu ipreden. Sn eirer 20 Minus
ten bauernben unb bGufig purf
4pplaus unterbrodenen AnIpra9e
rii6mte Mgr. Srelano Die gtnbGngli9z
teit Der ameritaniIden &atboliten dn
bic r0miIAe 2ir9e unb ben 81. Gtubl.
Gr psrlieb Rom Spnntag 9lbeno. nahz
benz sr an Treitag nod eine lebte MI'
biena beint Yapit bate.
Nur Elm @erii DIT.
parts, 20. 9lug. Oepef9en aus
Oitenoe bebaupten, bab tein Grunb gu
BEN 9erii9ten porbanben lit, buB ein
2lttentat auf ben S9ab BON perfien GEE
madt tporben lei, fpis nG4o be paris
unb Steele" melbeten.
@sianbter Yt9on seebrt.
paris, 20. 2lug. Der Miniitsr osa
auspGrtigen. Ssrr O.lcaiie, beiuaie
Sonntag Die Wsutisr bss franaoiiiher
9sianot.n in China, pihun, Weloste
i6r, oab ihr Sobn in Siher6eit lei uns
bGnoigts ibr oas N0dei4sn Der Ghrenz
legion Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-08-20
GeOidtniBieicr 3a Gbrcn Ocs ermors
Oetcu 9Oniss Sumbrrt.
Die an Gbina III itelleuOen SdaOcn=
eria5=Auipriide
Silben bem Gescnitano ciuer irfor.
meiltn ScratbnnJ.

6 baffee ma4t Wieloung.
WaIbinetpn, .. g., 20. 4ug.
Oas &riegsbepartement erbieIt Sonns
tag bonn @enernl gbaffee cine antli9e
8eitdtigune bes Talss ppn peting uno
Der Hettung Der belagerten @eianoten.
Die Ha6riht puroe nit unperboblener
Jreube aufgenomnlen. Der umitano.
bab Der @enerdl Ieit ieiner Oepeide
aus Mtutotp bonn Il. 4uguit nibts bon
fid b0ren lieb. ipiro burd eins Oepsihe
bes 2lbnlirals Gemep ertldrt. tpelde be-
idgt, bab nis telsgrap6ii6e 0erbtnbung
atpiIden Safu unb pefing unterbrodea
tit. 9errn Hemep's Depef9e beiagt fers
ner, bab bic inners @tabt BON ben Il=
liirten bombarSirs iuirb ulb pie 9aiiez
rim Wittpe iih nod bort befinbet. Die
beiben Oepei9en lauten ipie fplgt:
.Sdtu, Is. 4aa. Ois telegrapbiias
@erbinOung nit 9stins ift unterbroz
den. Nus japanilder Quene itamnlt
bic snfornation, odb bic &aiIerin>
Mitttpe pom prin3en Dungebe in Der
unteren Stabt, tpelhe bon ben Nniirtsa
bcmbarbirt ipiro. feItgehaften pirb.
g6affee melbet, bab er Die @eianot=
ff;aften am 9lbeno bes ID. 4ueuft err
rei9te. Mdt 8eripunoets ndbreno BEG
Sages. Sonlt lit alIes tuo1l.
Nemes."
Dem ariegsbspartement gins folz
genbe Oepeide gu:
wgbefp 0, 10. Qluguft. petine, Is.
Nuguit: Wir, errei1ten bic @eianbt=
ihdftsn um 5 u6r geiiern Nbenb nit
benz Ia. Hegirtlent unb Der leidten
9attsrie. 4Gt Qerrpunoete. pd9reno
bes Sages. gbaffss."
Die Oepeihen tpurben benz prdfi=
bentsn I'm Weiben 9aufe iibermittelt
unb 6err Ntcainlep mar belonbers frob
iiber bic geringsn 8erluIte Der Nmeritas
ner. Obtpobl bss g. Snfanterie Regiz
ments uno ber Marinsioloaten teine
grtpdbnung getban tpirb, TO glnubt
man bier bod, oab audi lie in petins
iinb. 0ielIeiht fanten iie 6ei benz
Sturm ni9t aurYer.penbuns unb pur<
ben auberbalb Der Wauern selaf1en, ulrt
bas gnttommen Der gbinelen 3u per=
binbern. General Gbaffee Bat nur 3tpei
GatailIone bonn Ia. Nesirtent untei ii9,
fpbab er nit uur ettud elm Drittcl iei=
ner Sruppen am Is. auguit in peting
eiErIdte.
Oie 8eamten bes Rriegsamtss g[duz
ben, bdb ods pefinser Datum Der is.
Nuguft iein fulIte, Do aqs friiberenMelz
bungen beiager. odB pefins am 15.
Guguft genommen puroe.
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