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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
"a Wnrd Of Erance,n

The author of "a Ward OF France"
which will be presented ut the Opera
House on Thursday. November Is. has
written thrilling romantic drama of
American life. and has provided for It n
sccnr and period which Is picturesque
and yet characteristic. Tho place
chosen Is New, Orleans, and the time
one OF the most stirring In the country's
history. There could have been found
no more interesting life than that OF
Louisiana In 1909, especially during
those days In which the province passed
from the possession OF Spain back to the
ownership of France. only to be deliver
cd over to the United States. That In
cldcnt In American history has been
selected by Franklin Fylcs us the i'm
portnnt factor for the back ground of
the play. Tho sensational net of tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
"a Bachelors Romance

The advance sale for the Tim Murphy
engagement will open this morning at
the Opera House box office. "a Bache-
lor's Romance" Is more an idyl Of true
love than 4 drama. 1t Is beautiful in
construction and pleasing In denoue-
mcnt, which. when coupled with fault
less presentation. makes 1t a play that
everybody should see. Mr.. Murphys
Interpretation OF David Holmes Is en-
tiraly original. He has never seen Sol.
Smith Russell In the part and 4 great
deal OF interest Is attached to his as
sumption Of the role. by way OF COM
parison Mr.. Murphy will be supported
by company. the strength Of which Is
evidenced by the following names: VIII
liam H. Pascoc. ]. Lester Wallack,
Percy Brooke, Fred A. Thomson, ]. r.
Armstrong, Louise Thorndyka Bouci-
cault. Dorothy Shcrrod, Fanny Addison
Pitt and Ethel Strickland
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Music lovers nave peen taxing great
interest In the recital series which mas
recently been announced Tor the coming
musical season. and which VIII provide
Wheeling with three concerts OF un-
usual attractiveness. The management
is in the hands of Charles N. Boyd. OF
Pittsburgh. anu the subscription ilst mas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
DIR. q. B. BAaULEY SUGGESTED
AS q Candidate for Mayor on the Be
publican Ticket.

as candidate Tor mayor on the Ne
publcan TICKET.
10 the Editor OF the ln,e!isencef.
slR:-Wheeling Republicans shoun
realize that they must put ioTth 'ne'F
very best timber In. the Forthcoming
city election. II they expect TO duplicate
the magnificent success won on lue'-
day Of last week. I believe our party
leaders are disposed to look over tas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
The De vonde Stock Company.

Tile De Vonde stock company at
tracted large audience to the Grand
yesterday, and Chester De Vonde and
his splendid supporting company came
In foi merited praise for their artistic
work. as well as for the admirable
manner In which the plays were mount
ed. Ranch Hero" western drama,
was the matinee bill, and last night Mr..
De Forde gave remarkable perform
ance Of DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" 1t
Is perhaps the most capable acting com.
panv that Unsupported here ut popular
prices. Two splendid bills are an
rounccd for to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
SOCIETY. S; J { :.
Tho chryanthe,pum Bazaar. which 1

The Chryanthe,pum Bazaar, which Is
being arranged by the Carroll Club. bids
fair to eclipse anything OF the kind at
tempted In this city. Five Of tho lead
ing florists will exhibit and Offer for sale
their choicest blooms and plants. The
displays will be Ia charge OF the young
ladies Of the club. which will be an ad-
dlt!onal attraction. Beautiful flowers
and pretty girls should certainly be the
means OF attracting thousands Of the
lovers OF the beautiful. The fact OF the
display being In the nature OF compe-
tltive exhibition. and considering the
reputation OF the florists. the club house
will be literally filled with the favorite
fall flower. Among those to display are
Mcssrs. Max L. Hess. George Greiner,
Franz Laupp, John Hellstern and
Wheeling Greenhouse Company. The
bazaar opens on the Goth and runs for
three days. Merely nominal charge
for admission will be made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
Forty on the Monticello,

YARMOUTH. n. s.. Nov. 13.-It now
appears that there were forty persons
on the steamer City of Monticello or
her last trip. including the four sur.
vivors and the bodies OF the twelve
who still are missing. twcnty-four hav.
Ing been recovered up to this afternoon
Close watch is being kept all along the
shore In the vicinity Of the disaster fol-
the bodies,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
CLARK IN A NEW ROLE.
Said to be Connected With an Ameri-
can Monte Carlo.

BUTTE. Mont. Nov. l3.-Eastern
friends of Senator w. A. Clark have
called his attention to m extended mr.
ticle which has had wide circulation,
to the effect that he Is connected with
Monte Carlo at Chesapeake Beach, near
Washington. Senator Clarke brands
this story as "infamously false and ma
licious." He has wired his eastern at
torneys to demand an immediate re-
traction, instructins them to start pro-
cced!ngs unless an apology Is promptly
made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14

A booklet giving the populauo.m. nI
all cities OF the United States OF ."V :,
and over according TO the census y, !,
1900, has just been Issued by INC ,,II.
senger department OF the ChicaSe, a.
waukee X ST. Paul Railway any irrr
copy OF 1t may be obtained by spn ., i,
your address. with two cent s'an,I, ri >:
Ray postage. to the General l'asstr"sSt
Agent OF The Chicago. Milwaukee
PM Railway, Chicago. lll,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14

80 ,,e BAL, that nit G. b, steadn'aHH
OF Newark. Mich. in the civil war. =, !.
caused horrible ulcers that no trea N, ~
helped Tor twenty years, Then p Sr.
lens Arnlca Salvc cured him. Cus's.u,
Burns. Bruises, Bolts, FelonS, III. .,s
Skin Erupt!ons. Best Pile cure on e.
IS cents box. Cure guaranteed ~
by Logan Drug Co. druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14

TO remove troublesome corn or
bunion: First soak the corn or bunon
In warm water to soften II, then pare It
down aB closely rs possible without
drawing blood and apply Chambcrla In 4
Pain Balm twice daily: rubbing vlgor.
ously for Aye minutes nj each nppllca-
ton. corn plns,cr should be worn for
few days. to protect Il from the shoe.
AS n general IMMINENT for sprning,
bruises, lamnncsa and rheumatism.
PAIN Balm Is uncqualed. For sale by
drugglsts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
Richie,

III VI an
The total number OF votes thrown out
in the nine districts Is AZ. and Tr!adel-
phIa will probably bring the total to
more than 500.
In some OF the districts discrepancies
between the ballots counted aud the re-
turns made on the tally sheets wore
discovered. Such mistakes have occur
rcd in the following precincts: No. 4 and
No. OF Union district: No. l, No. and
No. OF Centre district: No. o: Ritchlc
district, and No. OF Liberty district.
At yesterdays session OF tht board,
John Anderson. defeated Republican
candidate for constable in TriadclphIa
district, entered demand for a re-
count. II the thlrty-two properly
marked ballots at Elm Grove precinct,
mention Of which has been made IN the
Intelllgencer. are counted. Anderson
will be ahead of his Democratic oppo-
nent. Shep Smith. w. W. Rogers, FOR
Justice OF the peace, and Domlnck Nor
rIs for constable. Republican candidates
In Centre district. also entered n de-
Esnd for recount.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
movement of stnnmshins,

NEW YORK-Salled: Maria Thcrcsn,
for Bremen, via Cherbourg: Georgia.
for Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL - Arrived. Dominion,
from Montreal.
MoYtLLE-Arrlved: Furnossla, from
New York, for Glasgow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
Jones Sent to the Tombs.

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Charlcs Jones,
valet OF the late William Rice. was re-
moved from Bellevue hospital In an am
bulance to-day to the Tombs. He has
been In the hospital since his attempt
to commit suicide.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
Diamond smuggler Sent to jail.

BUFFALO, Nov. 13.-Atax J. Lasar,
the diamond smugglcr, pleaded guilty
In the United States court this after
noon. He was fined 500 and sent to the
Erie county Jail for six months. The
Struggled diamonds were sold few
days ngo for S3l, 900,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14

The Majestic Club is mapping out a
programme OF social affairs to be given
at their handsome club rooms In the
Hornbrook block. on Main street. The
opening affair Is to be given on Thanks
giving eve an dancing and cards will be
the amuscments. AT a meeting OF the
club last evening committees were ap-
pointed to arrange the affair. The
rooms are to be given 4 thorough reno
walton and many handsome improve
ments are to be made. which. when
complete. will make them among the
best appointed club rooms In the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
Murderer Respited.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Nov. 13.-Gov-
ernor Stone to-day respitcd James
Jones, OF Washington, from November
20 until January .. He has fixed Janu-
ary 10 for the execution OF Martin
Fleming, Of Indiana.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
II Baby Is Cutting Teeth

II I'WUy To SNItlHb =, ,,II
Be sure and use that old aud weh,nnt"t
remedy. Mrs. Winslows soo. ,,ss
Syrup. for children tccthlns, IL social ali
the child. softcrs the gum, aILM,s hos,
pain. cures wind collie and IS lnc ava
remedy for dlarrhoca. TwenW
cents q bottle. INV"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
those Interested In our city's welfa,a =. p

those interested In our citys welfare t,,,,
serving our citizens: therefore, be, IL t'Ssa
Resolved. That the city solicitor ha T.,
structed TO prepare and submit Ia cor ,.'
Gil ut Its next meeting an amendment , "a
oath that each successful Candidate ,,n ~
take before he cnnr qualify, that hs W.
not given beer, money for beer or other iS s
tuxicants. or consented to others doIn,' ~ !,
for him. to secure either his nomInstion
or election: and further. be 1t """' va
Resolved. That the city solicitor also mr.!
pare and submit with the foregoing , .,,
amendment to the ordinances on "o!.
sltng becr, money for beer or other in,n,,.
cants. from candidates or the friend, "
candidates for any office within the cliys
Gift. sE EsIa 81 : - ~ ~ !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14

Edward C. Seabright, the well knov,
Fifth ward Democrat. was prominent
in Monday nights Republican jollIa.
cation parade. his appearance being IN
settlement OF a wager he had made with
Sam" Johnson. Seabright also paid
the freight" on q spread for johnson
and manJ friends last Sunday night
Eddie" by the way, won several
hundred dollars In bets on Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
"The Power Benin the Throne

Miss Mildred Holland, who Is soon to
start out again in 1.-THE Power Behind
the Throne" In which she is to play
Aria, not content with getting out the
prettiest Autograph paper which has
been seen in stage circles for some time,
last week spung Il new advertising
scheme. which was not only novel, but
to those who were "in on It" very bene-
fetal. She has sent each dramatic ed
ito- in the country an accident insur-
ance policy for 500, good for 4 year.
and now they can travel down town In
the trolley cars realizing that some one
viii be 800 better OFF II they can be
killed. The paper which Miss Holland
Is using in connection with her Aria
part Is greatly admired. 1t Is very
heavy and finely finished in colors, so
that 1t rivals anything that has been
put out this or any other season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
Bad News for Kcntucky's Colonies

DVU NU"o tVF NcnIuChy OUIUHeIS.
FRANKFORT. Ky, Nov. l3.-The
state board OF assessment and valun-
ton to-day fixed the tax valuation of
whisky at $40 n barrel, instead Of 81,
which has been the assessment for sew
.crnl yenrs past.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14
WJ,,c.Mean You

Ayers Han yigor makes
csefybody's ,lh,ir grow faster
II mikes some persons hair grow
very. yerysa,ss. 1t stops fall-
ing Of the hsir. too and restores
color to your gray hair every
time. all the. dark. rich color Of
carly life You should send for
our book on the hair: it tells
Just what you want to know.
n you do not obtain tho benefit you desire
from use Of! tho figor, write tho Doctor
nSout It; He will toll you Just tho night
,hinstodo. Address, DrJ. c. aver. Lowell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14

A concert,with readings by Miss Hub
bard, Is scheduled for next Friday even
Ing. In the lecture room OF tho Second
Presbyterian church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14


A splendid audience greeted the Phil
harmonic Trio on Its temperance us
an organization In Musical Wheeling
last evening. The recital was given In
the Carroll Club auditorium. where the
entire series will be held. The pro-
grammc was made up OF gems OF TIE
clubs repertoire, all eXqusltrly inter-
pretcd, the first number, the Piano Trio
opus 80 by De Beriot. before Its rrndi-
ton being very Interestingly analyzed
by Professor Schockey and thus made
especially enjoyable. This. with two
other fine numbers. constituted The trio
work and proved that the rrhea-sas
had not been interrupted since the pub
lie appearance. The other numbers OF
the evening consisted OF n magnificent
Beethoven number, the Senate In F
Opus "a No. 5, for plano ami VIOLIN
played In all OF It's four movements by
Professors Schockey and Blumenberg,in
their best style, and enthusiastically re.
ceIved. and Violin Concerto Gold
mark) with Professor Blumenhcrg as
viollnist and Professor Schockcy at the
piano. All selections were apprrciatIve-
ly received and many expressions OF
genuine pleasure were given the per-
formers and the promoters OF this sea-
sons SERIES which has been thrown open
to the community ut large either as
subscribers or as patrons OF single con-
certs. The next recital Ia booked for
Tuesday evening, December 1. and is
plcasurably anticipated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14

There is movement on foot, head.
ed by County Committeeman Charles
A. Helmbrisht, to make the webste,
District Republican Club and Rough
Riders n permanent organization. 4
meeting will be held one nlrh,
next week to discuss the Do.
ject, which has met with favorable
reception in Webster. district.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14

WE have n secondhand Upright
Stclnwny Plano. cbonlzcd case, In ilne
condition. For sale Mt n bargain.
L. w. BANNER co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14

The Woman's Musical Club gives Its
FIRST concert OF the season next Monday
evening In the a. o. U. ". hall. The
latter part, OF very interesting pro-
gramme win consist of selections from
Carmen" notably the Cigarette Girls
Chorus. the Toreador Song. the Fort"r,
Telling duet with "Chnnson Bohcme,"
"Segucdillc" and la Habnncrn." solos
to be sung by Mrs. Flora Williams and
Mrs. HcrbertsM. RIheldaffcr. The con-
cert is open TO both men and women and
Il large audience Is assured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14

AsLTGHTLY shop-worn Pcusc Plano
ut avery low price.
d. W. BANNER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14

Before the attempt to hold a mee.l,c
OF the city council last evening, q eau.
Gus of the Republican counc!lmen wiz
held for the purpose OF nomlra,,-r
the successor Of Harry W. Gartley, Ia.
councilman from the Sixth ward. Fir.
names were presented. as follows: Er.
Councilman Charles L. Ebeling, C. D.
Thompson, former member OF the boasa
OF public works: ex-CouncIlman VIII.
lam Lindsay, Bert Mcconnell and Johz
Cummlns. After discussing the mat.
ter at some Zenith, the caucus unanI.
mously chose Mr.. Cummns as tho
party nominee. Mr.. Cummins Is tbs well
known Baltimore & Ohio engineer lons
a leading Republican of the South Side
and whose qualifications for service IA
the legislative branch OF the city GOV.
eminent are unquestIoned. As related
elsewhere, the Democrats OF the first
branch succeeded In breaking QUO.
rum, but Mr.. Cummins will be e!ec..i
at the special meeting OF council, called
for Friday night. The Democrats
make the absurd claim that DemocH.
should be elected. for the reason hsl
Mr.. Gartley was a Democrat ard
threaten to put up man at the CON.
Ing election for the unexplred portloa
Of Mr.. Gartley's term. though they
have no legal right TO do such 6
thing. -
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Beautiful Compilations

Como from pure, untainted blood No COM
plexion can DO muddy, notified or sallow II
the blood is pure no complexion can DO clear
Of blomishcs II tho blood Is not pure. Moro
than this: Disease cannot exist In body sup
piled with pure blood This is the secret OF
The success OF Celery King. It makes pure
blood.
Celery King cures Constipation ahd Nerve,
Stomach, Liver md Kidney diseagca- s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-14


In another column, "Republican" sets
forth the strength OF DR.. II. 3. Baguley
nun candidate for r,.yor ., Iy1o,,;pr
or ~ na.,,,,,. -, ,'
vi Tue ttepuoiic;t" ticket III inc APP
pronching municipal election. II. DR..
BaCulcy consents To RIM thcrc will he
''b''e' Sonsr"'S " w. 'neie "i'i oc
Lour III tue iieiu LOT tue rlayoraity, inc
others being Councllmcn Maxwell and
RoIp1 M M, leland ,,5 ox-J,,or
49, VI
butts, OF tnc fuurtn Waru.
II council had secured quorum last
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!, IA. 4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-03
0ert@tlthe8.

Oas @eri6t bepilliste am Donneritae
att @bei6eiounsen, pie foIst: Uiinnis
8. SuriheQ bon 8iftor 8uriheQ, 8idsp
Ntebers bon Nbrabam Riebsrg, Sarriet
q. Bailey BON SObn Bailey. 8ate NebI
bon Sobn OlebI, glisa 9lforb uOn Sa'
mes 2Ilforo. 2ena 8. @ortprisbt BON
@eotse y, Gortiprisbt Dlaria 8urseb
bon Ostar Surseb, @ilbert GOlburn bon
GlBabetb @Olburn.
Sin Defret in bem isnfationeqen 9linss
lamb Gbeidsiounssfuqe purbs am Srsi.
tag bon Ridter ArdbaIo untersei6nst
unb am Sam itls eInsetrasen. Die mir.
s,sen 9beile oeS SaQeS Duroen nidt in
benz Sdsiounssperfubyen betaunt se.
maht. tperoen nber pibriheinlih erfo!s
gen, penu bic $50. 900 8Iase BON Rins.
Lamb sesen @o. j. guerbarot our grIsOis.
un8 seldnet.
Vim Samfae etbielt Carrie W. Bed
BON @oputo Bed. ben fe 1891 i'm Iltsr
Don Ia Sabrsn beiraibste. cine Sden
eun5 beptQist.
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Infer Qsad stbum an einipObnern.

gu anfans bes Sabrbunbsris bsfuns
ben iid nur 100000 Neni6sn in
4merifa. Tranfrsid bate eine fiinffa9e
GintpObnerSubI, Deutidlunb, unb iosur
Oeiterreib, battsn bic pierfuhe ginpobs
nersabl tpie Amsritu, StaIien bate Orsi'
NAL iopiel, ebenfuqs @rOBbritannien.
Soear Spdnien bate boppslt iopiel
Weni6sn un6 bas ileine 8ortusaI mar
nabeau unier RipaIs. g8ir baben Jest
mebr Weniden aIs ireenb eine europdi'
ibe Nutlon, 8ubIanb auseenommen, bus
uasin unS poran III. gBir babsn 70 pisIe
Weniden, pie in @rOBbritannien unb
5rantrsid suiummen iit befinOen, uno
einbalb mebr als tpie Deuti6lanb. gDir
baben pruftiid 1000, 900 Wenidsn in
ben Ser Staten, uno 10, 600, ,00G mebr
in unieren neuen 9siiBunesn. .-Wlai
Ladies' Home Journal.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-03
Netts 3uftdnSe in swaiilans .

auS SpusiIunO pirO burd ustsrIdus
fer semsloet, pnb Der neuIi6e 8siu6 oes
Sir @qis Nibmenb, Bartlett Bel Der 36s
nisin bon Spnsilanb bsm Worben feis
nsn ginbal; seiban bat. Die 9Dniein
bat ben 8ruosr bes frlberen 86nies, Ell.
nen Is idbrisen &naben. auf ben Ibrun
esfeBt. Sic arsumentirt. bab, Sa iie iib
nun sInmal ipssen bes GOoes BON Sabu.
sau su pernntporteu buben pirb, ebens
fopobI bic SdId6terei fOttieBsn fam
uno iie bat ben Sduptineen grInubnib
sseeben, in gang SbDnsiInnO gu i6bisn,
ipen iie tpousn. DIE ua4 Der 5ront
beOroueten Commands 9ebor6en nur
unssrn. Die gerididune peS Sen.
@ronie nuh ct. SeIena fol- bic 8uren
70 in 8ulb perisbt baben, oub iis msbt
als enti6IOiien iinO. bis gum Isstsn
8IutstrOpfsn su fampfsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-03
Sbne @nape nieperaemadt.

Sn Der Bropins Sdo Gamarinas nui
9uSOn snteedten 90 @upaaeriitsn bonn
81 8esiment unter benz 8efebI bon
lieutenant Bald so 6iIipinoS in einsm
Sluie uno mudten ale niebsr. 3uel
Realmenter BON Sen. Balls Commando
idubern oas 2anb BON BoIoIeutsn unb
tpoteten in lester Wode bsrsn Iiebsn.
Die Guerilla arieefdbruna pirO fOrtss.
iebt. uno mebrere Orti6uften fnb bon
ben SniurBenten aieoerSsbrannt por6sn.
oarunter bic pOltreide Stabt San Sers
naneO. Sn SOrsosOn in Der prOrins
albap tbcteten orei Gompanien bes AZ.
Resiments unter Gupi. @oroOn SO Solo.
leute.
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@erSerbsn brinaeuSe gBinSsbraut.

Der iuOIide 9beiI bes county Sobn'
ion unb ber n6rblibe GbeiI beS GOunip
Sia, 3er, tpurben Sreitas bon elmer
QBinesbraut bsimseiudt. bic eroBen
Sdaben anribiete. 9ie Ortidafl Blum,
rs Dlsilen iiioIib bon Dallas, tpurbe
tbellpeiie seriibrt unO msbrere 9sriOnen
trusen IebenSeefdbrIi6s 9srlsbunesn
eapOn. Das bfentIide SdulbuuS ipur'
be eemoItirt unb babel nurben spei
S6iiler Idiper pertpunbet. Gtpa elm
Dubeno anoerer @ebdube, iopie bic
Supiiitentir6e tpurOen ebenfalls serfibrt.
Den sansen GAG ilber fieI in gang GeruS
Der &eeen in Str6men unb bic grnte bat
itiper seIitten.
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Oelifateffen.

slide: 0eue SOaanbii6s Sdrins,
unc 8uiihte Sarbinen, Sumburser
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