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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-26

prospects for an excellent school are very

fattering.
LINDEN. Died, on the ed instant the
s-months-old baby OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. M.
at the Linden cemetery.
GREENVILLE.--A report reaches here
that Joe Miller, living near Qulnlan, had
been shot and probably fatally wounded;
there are no particulars.
WORTHAM~Th WORKMAN cotton oil
mill started up Monday night for the sea-
sons run with full crew OF hands They
have something over 1900 tons OF seed
| MBRID1AN.-~Joe Spivey was convicted
of manslaughter in the district court here
for the murder OF Jim Kirkpatrick last
| November and given two years in the
penitentiary
| LoCKHART.-Lo is enjoying more
! progress anu prosperity now than ever
before in IT'S history. All mechanics arc
busy and every man who desires to work
can ind remunentive employment.
WHARToN.--An extra force of hands
has been employed on the C. NJ, Jones
syrup mill, which will be furnished so as
to be ready 70 handle cane by October |.
The new mill buildings were almost de-
mollshed by the storm,
TRINITY.--Rev. Steve Burke, the noted
evangelist. began meeting here last sat.
urday which Is attracting considerable at
tentioh. Rev Burke IL forcible speak er
and prohibition champion and In his lee
lures the liquor traffic is handled without
gloves,
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PROGRAMME SETTLED

For Bryan Meeting mt Madison
square Garden.
New York, September 25.-Tammany
hall tonight settled tho program of the
Bryan meeting to be held at Madison
SQUARE Garden october 49, Edward NJ.
Shepard of Brooklyn will preside and ad-
dresses will be made by Messrs. Bryan
and Stevenson and by Messrs. Stanchheld
and MaokaS the democratic candidates
for governor and lieutenant governor.
Mr.. Bryan will speak from a stand at
| Twenty-third and Madison avenue and
Immediately afterward at Cooper Union.
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CHINA.

Great Britains reply to the German
motto ie almost Identical with that OF the
United states.
General chaKee is instructed TO send
all Of his forces to Manila except lega-
ton guard, which is to be retained at
Pekih.
The reported adhesion OF Great Britain
TO the position Of the United States has
given great satisfactsS at Washington.
Indications point to war between Ger
many and China.
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PATTERSON CONVICTED
Epiiogue In the FAMOUS TranHeedai
Lynchiug Cases

Athens, Teyas, September 94.-In the
case OF Jim Patterson, who has been on
trial here several days, charged WIKI the
killing Of Constable Rhodes OF the Trans
Cedar prscinc, on the night of December
g. 1898, tho Jury returned verdict Of
guilty this morning and assessed his nun
ishment at fourteen yeare in the peniten.
tiary.
II VIII be remembered that Patterson
Is the man that the mob claimed to have
been hunting the night the Humphrls,
we're lynched also that the Humph,ies
had been harhorins him.
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SLOT MAcHrEs AT DALLAS
City Council Says They May BE ope
rated.

Dallas, Texas, September 26.--Al'aVas.
the city council adopted refoiu'0a ~ u
night allowing slot machines 70 run y
after the fair, very few were 10 ops's's-
today. To all who asked him ao0r' Y
Chief of Police Price said that s'es ",
chimes were in violation Of the ~ :,
that those who operated them a'a " "
their own risk. This, Chel lM' N.
planned, did not mean that tho p'4 \.
would make arrests. The IDEA 'aa' !,
grand jury will indict all proprl's'' \. \
slot machines is well defined sna ,s ~, nj nj.
vented many from getting OUT me- ss.s 81,
chimes again. A few, however, ~, !, ID
the risk and are doing business a.
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LOCAL.

Tho Fruit. Flower and Vegetable Fes-
tivAl will be held December 10 to IS in
stead of the same dates in November.
Edgar Watkins made receiver In bank
ruptoy for the estate OF T. NJ. Richard
son g. son.
Death of Major A. L. Steele. one of
Houstons old citizens.
Cecil Polk dies as the result OF an in
jury received during the storm at Sea-
brock.
The progress of the Harris county relief
work,
The Masonic relief fund goes beyond
$40 COO,
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COAL MINERS STRIKE.

The sheriff OF Luzerne county has asked
the governor for troops; he says he can
not guarantee the safety OF persons or
property without them.
Three additional mines we're closed in
the Shenandoah region.
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raraIyning spInner..

London. September 25.-'rhe cotton
crisis, according to the Bombay CORE
spondent OF tho Daily Express. is paraiy-
zing the Bombay spinners, who had
hoped toT~zehase cheaply on full crop.
Prices, the correspondent says. are rising.
Thirty-nve mills have closed and others
are restricting their output.
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7=77 -
GALVESTON.

An official address has been issued to
the people of the United States setting
forth the conditions as they now exist at
Galveston.
Governor sayers had a conference with
the officials.
Chief OF Police Ketchum has resigned.
Government transport has arrived from
New York with large load OF supplies.
Salvage men are looking out for the
stranded vessels.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

LINDEN. born, to DIR. and Mrs W. T.
Stovall. a i2-pound girl Mother and
baby doing we'll.
GARDEN CITY.---Wolves are gettlnp
bad here now They come into town just
before day and catch the chickens as they
come on the roost.
WuoDN WILLIE Woodville pubic
school, under The MANAGEMENT Of Pfof.
Sharp and wife and Mrs. d. p Roek'
spensd With 100 pupils In attendants. The
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TOTAL WRECK.
An Engineer and His Fireman
Instant Death. ~

Springfield, ILL.,, September - ~. al
M, Chicago. Peoria ana 81 n rpslu,
and a Chicago and Alton trall we's s. .' *.
to the Fair Grounds on paralig. M ,rs,sa
the former roads locomotive ieis ~ "A y, a.
rerreed up and struck the chlcasV rss NJ
ton locomotive. causing wroek peor,
a Engineer John Ryan of the chlcis'' .sl,ss
and st. Louis was found un nv AZ Ms de-
OF his locomotive ana tne ,,,,chs Bai
man, Jerry Hall under tno
had been Instantly killed. IA Alton y
Neither man OK the Chicago r Az A. \.
cine crew we're injured, but HIas " sbOulit
Mack OF that road jumped ana ~
wan badly bruised n.a unInjured
All the passengers escaps'
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FAVORABLE TO STRIKERS.
ihree Additional coiIieries Closed
III shenanAoah HcgInn

Shenandoah. Pa, September 96,-The few
governments IN the strike situation yester-
Gay were favorable to tho strikers. Tbre.
additional collleries were closed toaav :,
nus .esion because the number OF men who
ate them 70 "pe''
IN this city but ono collery is working.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington. S ptember 25.-Eastern Texas
Far In southern. rain in northern portion
Wednesday; Thursday probably rain and
colder; fresh southerly winds, becoming
northery by Thursday.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory--Rain;
colder Wednesday; winds becoming north.
erly,
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COMMERCIAL.

clear weather and heavy increase In
the worlds visible made weak wheat
MARKET corn closed isc higher and oats
Vac lower.
A rally in stocks was due to covering
operations by bears.
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RAILROADS.

The Caney Valley extension Is to DO
opened for business next Saturday.
The Texas Midland has been authorized
to pay drayage charges on cotton at
Commerce.
The Gulf and Interstate road is to be
rebuilt.
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Waiter C. Jones of Galveston was nom
mated for congress by the republicans OF
the Tenth congressional district.
state democratic headquarters have been
opened at San Antonio.
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MIC OIL DEAL MADE.

Houston Refinery Contracts for 100
1cU Rnrrcis FROM CorNicnna.
Corsicsua, TEXAS. sertamher "a II. q.
sriblipg has entered into con,act with
thes Houston refinery people to supply
them with 100000 barrels OF the heavy oil
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coNL sHipsnsTs DncnrAsr,e.
hany Men wiz Ne Laid on MT H..
pair shous.

Neaains Pa septembsr es.-The prospect
are sea' by tomorrow coal shipments over
.hs Philadelphia and Reading road viii dnn
s e soe carloads daily. sas-iourth Ii. usu.,
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DOMESTIC.

brush 1re near Occidental. Cal, has
destroyed property valued at sl5o0,0O0,
The jury in the James Howard case has
failed TO agree.
A disastrous storm Visited Alaska,
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woodyille. Tyler County, Texas seitemher
=. Cation picking Is In progress new, as
however the cotton has sustained some dam
axe from heavy rains
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-26
HANNA SPOKE

OF Continued Prosperity VS.. Empty
Dinner Pail.
New York. September 25.--Cooper
Union was entirely hlled tonight when
The republican club meetirA began. Tho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-26
Second Tsssqe 0ss EasssTs
No Bolis Nor CarbuncIes Now = a
Good Blood Medicine.

al became convinced of the merit
of Hoods Sarsaparilla when | took it
myself as blood purifier. So, when
my husband had boiis and carbuncles
urged him to take Hoods and the re-
suit was that when he had used but
one bottle the boils had nearly all dis
appeared. He continued the use OF
the medicine and after taking two
bottles he was completely cured, and,
as he expressed il, felt as If he was on
earth for the second time. He has
never had any boils since. We take
Hoods as a spring medicine and gladly
recommend It," Mrs. A. L. STAysA,
Yonkers, n. Y.
Scrofula from Firth.
81 have found Hoods to be the
greatest blood purifier | ever took
and have tried many medicines. |
was sufferer with scrofula from
birth. My eyes were so badly affected
would be almost blind for week
at time. My neck began to swell
80 that | could not breathe freely.
Medicines failed 10 do nue. any good
until began taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. Tod have excellent health
and my eyes give me very little
trouble. lowe IL all to Hoods, whicl
Irecommend 70 all suffering from any
disease OF tho blood" Miss kettle
McGuIRr, Silver Creek, Ky.
That Tired Feeling.
q cannot say too much for Hood
Garsaparilla as remedy for that tire,
and worn out feeling one has in ill
spring. AS q strength builder ans
appetite creator il has no eqnal
Mrs. L. n. WoopARD. 2a5 Ballot
Street, Woonsosket, r.. L.
Hsod's Is Peculiar 10 Itseif.
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the following Texas postot6ces have PEI e,
advanced from the fourth TO the inlia
class Alice, Goliad, Lancaster. scnuel'
burg
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Postonices Advanced to Third-clas.
Washington, September 25.-The post
othce department today announced that
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found just east of this city, at 30 cents
per barrel. This does not include the
$4,000 barrel contract mentioned In The
Post last week.
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GENERAL obseryntIons.

Observations taken by the United States
weather btresu at all oclatons at p. M,
10Th meridian time: Rain
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-29

40 Mar Soroemober. Den l. 0op.
bolOI Oiabom Nsls, G~nssIbosaoe leY
5lensbor9, 40 Vars SubllGum ion
Socaemooer. gun bar uGret bebiGlpet
liQ ueo bsnueo 400O 6eosler.
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@nlobrDaup. 8ooonsr Ntsis
MelIsr Os 9uilru paa dIerup W0ft
peo 1ofiInnO, iejreee forupIis iommen
meo en- for Del Uenner % Betenote
beres @nlobrpuup.
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QIoHre | elias on qprinacn. 80

Glotre | elias o. 9efringrn. Tor
II Aar iiOtu lonol,s Der I @lias Os
o9 qotriusen Ell MuntetlO1er. Ru CT
Der en- bolu Ones.
Dc tire Sestamenter Oct uatte /
lin ItO nor Opisi., oa e uns Dame At
5amllien Jtoisd ID / @n9Iano CT ouer
til Den trtline 81 Iision pau @euno al
fit 2@9ttitab meo en- gOrb. pBun9"
bragte I ben 4nIeonin9 en- 'Ge9nins Der
foriltiaebe Bappa &Ots9 10 meb 6aou=
ben paa bel 9amIe Gestamente. Bru,
ben, iom iisltebe fig Ill bet npe 9estO.
mente, os goroen. iom ~tIyusebe fig til
Gote69Ilos 3eStamente.
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Selma, at! Aina.

9ors qaisrs maa tro, al ri ct o%tfurat
lissiaa iorluiuleoe iom be leIo ouer, al
bet t%insiiite Sperssmanl liebie ueobIiuet
at are liss brGnoenbe og bog list
u%intsrtsiant.
@anlte uilt unoer9aar ben biplOmas
tiite 5orbunoIinS meuem be oulerebe
Rustsr og sina b,fpoelise 6oraubrns
ger busr snelte Gag, men Der 1t bog Del
~litrslie Stlueben oUsr bet belle.
De sn9ellfe Aoiler er irembsles msset
fornRrmebe pda be 6oreneoe Stater,
orbi bette yane lite uil pare meo I'll al
isnbe, femme aina easr iOm or. SAY
Us uofrgtte BET. fOrIanse urimeli9e
cling al ben t%iusiilts &e9erin9.
De 6Orsntoe Staier bar after op.
troupt %OuerfOr be. %europallte Woster
meo glansr ON at orone Saseu Ooer:
enshemmelie meo ben alt for (9nge
ficm afflutsbe ame,itanffe 9onte.
Men to Waster er ftebie itrioise og
brpoer ub at Roncsrtsn. 9s. er na
turIi9uis Z ptldnb o9 @%nglanb.
De uiI forlanse purimelise Ting" Of
ben f~tottsIs Refer, iom fattiif lite fan
rsre fig. % ueI lite heller uiIOs bet, ON
ban funoe.
9st bar faa p9ret nc&enbi0t for be
borensoe Siater eennem i'm RsprGien.
tont, 6r. W bite, | Berlin Of i%orlitue
Ipftlanb ON, at amuita pil fun fat.
boIoe fin 9umIe 9olI,if. o9 lite ia meb
til Slostnins Of aineiere euer til gunts
tOsnin9. 9uprefler 9pltlanb fig bar
at reite.
Siofte Npt saar ub paa, at Minitrens
| Betting after er naaet til en- 6orltGaeIie,
os bet m9rteIigt not - paa ~ unolo9
al bet ieIUiomme f%runife 5Otnae, iom
be par enise ON for fere Tiger iioen.
poa ben Maube Tan bet 10 unGsieIis
bliue Ianss peb.
Bag peo bet belle Opfipr Iisssr bog
en- bsiiemi Mooiatnins meaem ! @ng
lunb-9plfIanb 5tuIien- Dtris, iom
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aE s-g75TESoNs
S1M ~ llINA
uolal1oet.
1DI1l rI1LD~
sASS|W@@EG|S
GSar NiifolauS' SDgbom.

8enne use bar pGret iiaibsn rig paa
iIoe Oar iler. Cor blot at nGune no9le
fan ri benpiie til: Wisitemnins an:
suoenbe & / n a poIiiitten; ct optrGtfsnbe
llueir meuem De ! orenebe Stater
os IS ns Lamb paa @rnno Of Sa9cn
ON en- mslsmameritonit Ranal; fettt
o9 iibft Brplioent & ii 9 er 8 glimrenoe
Uaootn9elie / 6ranttig; ban blsu
euoog o%fiIcieIt mObtOset at ErGioent
goubet; enbeli9 be 9lnffeligbeoer,
iom er be 6oreneoe Stater % Gprtiet
Ime0em.
aue oiSie B%e9ipenbeoers mer euer
minore uuenteoe llllpaetonlt bar al
beber bet ueroensclplomatiiie Blob.
90 oa nu ben r%usfilte 6Snr ouen /
Rebet er ips, bar 6ebertantalierne oIs
osIes pGienlis b%rejet fig ON bans I'll.
ltane.
gaa cen Dag tom Der laaIsOes Neo:
o%eIslie fra tire RiIoer ON. at 6ju u l.
olaus Ifuloe ere bob.
Gpstet bIeo lite trOet, men bet buts
feoe alter op 10 Gage efter o9 for
Gieblitfet bar man enoo9 ~mOn9eiioig
BsttGitelie paa, at 93lreu %ultteIlg FL
msget baarIi9.
3an itaI M lioe al baaoe 9pius.
Srpitip9e Os 9IGrnebetGnoeIis, ali MEMS
Der 9aar ct uilot Rp9te ON, at Sa9sns
lanoe Sammenbans ftaI uere: ct ana
t'ltilf 6orsiitnin9stlIfe.oe.
Napnlis / @nslano er man opta9et al
@jlrens Sp9oom. Dian forfitrer, al
@Saren er paa @rauens Breo, % Of
buns euentueue 8so pil iaa be alpots
Iisite 6sIser for 8eroensfreosu. 6Or
GSlren bliusr pIuoie!is al England an.
let Tor en iuno 6reolens Wuno.
% ben sn9ellte lro ImIoIertio Ian9t
~lettere fortIares al Besluenbeoerns ueo
aiiiJers WOotaselie / 6rontus, % oa
man Tor bar iet golf uenoe 9Ouebet iii
cen Stbe os laoe. iom ON be ier Ill
bsire, mems Be f~attIit er Iutter Ore for
al opian9e, buao Der fore9aar til %Oenltre,
ct ui tIlbejeIis Ill at dntage, at BET tnn
CT atii5ers t%ranite 8ilit, lom bar itabt
ZEN m9rteIise 6sulnteresie paa sOn:
oonberien. Wan Iaoer, lom ON bet Ell
6Slrens Spsbom, Der ffaber Jeberen,
mems bet ~iatlIit Fl be %franlte 3pIoeli=
raab, iom I~rriferer umaaoeIi9.
@n ganite anoen Gag er bet, at
9j uen ulrttli9 Ell ips, men 9%G9ebuue.
linsrne gaur lteoie no paa, at bans 9lI:
tianb er lite fulfil.
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gin fOm 9'Ii'ifsr inart forbi. 9ah
falot ueb nafte 8ols.
Ia 8ligen bre6 ub. a Der o9iaa
fun 'au, Der anebe 8e 8ei's Barb iOm
6eltbsrre. 6an buree baue bait en- af
be iierre 4oite, ; men ferit unber Rri9su
blep bans Gann befenbt. Sans Crop
par ben fibfte, fom forIob Bloemfoniein.
DenHe 8p bu,3e bape uRret foriparet
msre baorbnaftet, mente Oe Wst; men
Gtonsuaalsrne TOM lttt til Giplp. 9an
bleu lebt | Slirfen Og maaiie fipgie.
5orreOeri ffal Der O9iaa baue ueret meo
/ SpiQet. 6riftian De Wet fges at
baoe Idoet fin &ifisl meo fem Rusler.
Snben Rri9sn ct enOt, flute fem bot:
diueoe 6olreoere I BIoemfontein falbe
for BEN.
6nbuu bar De 8et life faaet qeili9-
beo til Of offgre fine bGuuenoe Stub,
oe Der er neppe SoubipnIi9beo for, at
at bet pil lie. Ser brlfige Snapbanes
ferer, Der enbnn poIber Gn9lGnoerue
mango YanifeIigbeher, tan uoen Guiul
life Ieuse mobliaa Den tnu1enoe 0per:
mogt, ON ban emo f%oritaur at ino 79
beore cub oe helte / 5arens Stuno.
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oue oil BIobsubgpoeIie % y he For-
enebe Stotsr-RusIunb- 5rantrig. iom
uil eli mauoeboIbeu YOlitif o9 - 5opan,
Tom itoar bettemt m,usm beage Barter,
priucipielt nGrmeit ben fiolte, fattiIt
nermeii ben feriie Pari.
6or Rtna ielu itaGr &d9en ian mHr'
telig, al en- oi bets @tionottr fotleoen /
rumme NluO1C) fOrtaog. at man /
Stebet for al tappe Botierleeernes 6O
ueber at, fiuIo, itHte be belle perioner
til europa for at nuoere - ioeial %
politiIf BIoenffnb. Saa funoe be Iiotn
ben ienoe beles 6eiler WeoosIelier til
Rlsfts @apn.
6oreuri9t ltaur ben opygrffe @enerlI
tune 6u y ian q reoe I'll meo 49,
600 WOno al tempe for fit houeo.
0an er o en- al Dem, Der er csmt Ill al
mite bet.
8usierne bar / en- iGrlig Ouerass
tomit louet al trGffe 0eles trooper -
meo lluota9eIie al 20. coo Wano - no
al sanbtt, men Ill @eu99Io faar be
Itore 9anoelsprlulle9ier = o9 pei lag'
tens beboloer be ogiGu belle Wanidatiet.
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o6olber 9e 8et foit. llorboIosIis
5oritGrtnins!"
9apaa mObto9 0uuter meb flor
@tspsbitbeo felseuoe Guar:
ri omGrtetl 6Orferfnir9 Ell ienbt.
st Roberts"
Men Suoret for, iefOfoIseIis | girs
fsIiabsoen fra De @.t, Der iumtibis
ienbte 0Orb &Oberts fpl9enbe:
Stop 6OritGrtnin9l Eu9et De Bst
mto 5000 Mono. 6unter."
Os Der bIeu pel @IGbe Der / Bres
foriGl Oct f,poefulbe Telegram fOm
for Tent ON Nftenen til at tunne 9Nres
befenot for 8ubIifum famine Oag men
Fl cererue fit / al 6aIo ben 9lacelise
@fferretnin9 of pioe, os bea felreoes
ieIu' 0IgeIi9 meo Ell buubrenbe Sag. =
champagne, Wbiifp. God say the
Queen 0. (. p. til Ian9t no paa Nalteu.
uten ON Mor9enen tom 8emmers
mGnoene % meO BEN en- ueritabel De;
p d. til 9oro &obery, oeuue Sang fra
9loemfontein O9 af bet SneboIo, at
0unter tren9tes bonrot uf &c Bet, u9
at Der itrats moutte ienbts en- betgoeIig
Styrte I'll bans unoielning.
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De brittle @eneraler fortauer
Sean garrere / ell al fine i%euelte
Rorreiponbaneer fra Bretotla : tror
ben enc Sang efter ben anoeu iiftert at
bape Boernes mtIt %fremrn9enoe iF6rer
unber @uerluattisen, 9riitioH Or Wtt, /
6Gioen, men ligeIda ofte imutter ban
ira otm poa ben utroIi9fte Otaaoe, o9
oes er life %ii9lotn ct @%al9enbumsr oper
bans 6Oretagenoer, iom ielu De f%tufieoe
5ol feIsere nlaa more fig cuer.
3iolig ON Morgenen Tom inaIebee
qoro Do e. 3 meo en- flor 1roppe'
nptfe for ON muIigt at ouel rnmple %
fange BAN / bins yeir. Oct git beIs
rlgt; be b,itIfts trooper fom. uoen at
b.ioe forfprrsoe, ino paa geiren, buor
altine ipntss al btiiuoe fig / ben opbeae
Sgun, lbere9net ben enslte SfiloDa9t,
man tunoe tad Gle paa. 6an fob
uoenfOr bel itplh al Ieltene, oaben.
bait lelue @enetaIens. Der tpft,ots
item iau ttp9t o9 fortnight Iom mull9t,
ytlreu %omrtn9eoes, ndn ttGn9te mo /
ben, men = QeIteue pal tomme! Stllo=
uo9ten, Iom hob Del iaa tin, iom ON
ban par al 6rG, oar pitteli9 Ell uotIGot
{lemano, peo bois Wtmer Der uur
lqItet ct til gotO Welbueu aorisieret
grep, iaalpoenos:
gWpIorol
8iuao mtg at ei'erIabe Gem til Cor.
pairing oisle 9amIe lelte. Seq bar
oeret lan beloi9 at taa lat en- Sentin9
npe leIte til Den brittle arme; QnIeo
uln9 al bisie8 fortrtnli9e Rpalitet sor
leg Dem min Grbpoise 6ompliment
TIM It9lO, at ies lite funoe uente poO
Gem oeune Sang. men maalfe De tunoe
tomme igeu om Ell Bar Qars 6io eaer
laa. Rriittan De Wet."
st auoet Ours, iom ban ipiaeoe ieIue
9oro Roberts, par on muIigt enonu
toittere. 9an fauot en- Dag paa al
afltere Qslesraten os binoe 9raubs
enoerne fanmen meo fit eset transpOr
t lble W%otieappardt. 0et pareoe lille
IGnge, for Der tom ct Telegram. Oct
par ira @eneral Sumter. Gbtesieret
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