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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27
II. f. HYATT,
Captain and Adjutant, V. NJ. |.

Captain and Adjutant, V. NJ. |.
Miss Bruce Houston Welded to
Mr.. William Il. Davis.
At high noon Tuesday Il nuptial
event of interest was sOlemnized at
"CliftOn'', the home of Major and
Mrs. Finley w. Houston, when their
eldest daughter, Miss Anna Bruce
Houston, was married to Mr.. William
Emrys Davis Of Knoxville, Tenn.
Rev, Thornton G. Whaling, ID. d.,
pastor of the Lexington Presbyterian
church, ofIiciated. Miss Lcis Gorrell
played the wedding march from
Lohengrin us the bridal party entered
the parlor, and during the ceremony
soft music was rendered on the
piano The parlor was tastefuIly
decorated, the color scheme being
green and white.
The bride Wore u charming gown
of white organdie with lace trim
mingS. Her ornaments we've diamor Dis
and pearls and she carried n shower
bouquet Of Brides roses. Miss
Annette Houston, sister Of the bride,
was maid of honor. She was gowned
in white organdie and carried white
carnations. Mr.. Charles Mcneil of
Charlottesville, Va, was best man.
The brides attendants were; Miss
Mayne Davis of Knoxville, sister of
the bridegroom; Miss Mary Houston
of Lexington, sister of the bride;
Miss Josephine Goodwin, Arlington,
Va; Miss Maud Jones, Shepherds,
Va; Miss Mary Preston Moore, Miss
Frances $. White, and Miss Carrie
Harm an, Lexington. They were all
dressed i'm white organdie with green
ribbons and carried white carnations
and maiden hair ferns. The hHdo-
groom's attendants We're; Mr.. Hugh
McClelland, Knoxville, Tenn; Mr..
George Ct, Moore, Roanoke; Mr..
G. h, Pilkington, Frankfort, Ky; Mr..
II. X. Keeble, Abilene, Tex; Mr.
Robert Glasgow, Mr. Edward Bledsoe
and Mr.. Frank Moore, Lexington
Misses Martha Moore, nlIarnan,
Lois Gorrell, Bessie Poague, and |
IIoIon D,,I.or o.u;ptoJ IA, ronoi,,i,o
and serving lunch, whichwas partallen
just following the marriage. Mr.. and
Mrs Davis drove to Bucna Vista
where they took the northbound
and Western train for an
extended visit to northern cities and
summer resorts.
They will in the future reside at
Jellico, Tenn, where Mr.. Davis is
general manager Of the East Ten
lessee COal Co., of which his father,
Mr.. T.. J. Davis OF Knoxville, is presi-
lent. He graduated from Washing
ON and Lee in 1893 and for II time
aught at the New Mexico Military
school, at Roosevelt, n. NJ.
The bride is quite pretty, Il pro- I
bounced blonde, and very popular in +
he social circles of Lexington. She ,
'raduated from the Il, rmville Femal, t
Normal and for several years taught /
n the public schools Of Lexington. !
Among the guests present from out q
{ town were: Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j.
)avis of Knoxville, Tenn, parents of
he bridegroom; Professor j. W. Nc
lung, Tampa, Fla, aud Mrs. j.
ayton Mauze, st. Louis.
To Cure a Cold in One Day. =
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab "
It's. All druggists refund the money
it fails to cure. E. W. Groves IL
gnature is on each box. 25c. il
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27
Ladies Can Wear Shoes

one size smaller after using Aliens Foet-
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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27

The mortality OF the National Life In
surance Company OF Vermont is the low.
est OF any company in the world, OF same
age or older.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-06-27

II. +. HYATT,
Captain and Adjutant V. NJ. |.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18

Among copper producers the be-
lief appears to be general that the
lowest price for that metal has not
yet been reached Casting is quoted
at from 1883 to ll45S per cwt in
New York Lead is still above
four cents, the lowest quotation be-
ing 4 Is. The new uses to which
copper and lead are now being put
will, we believe, keep the price of
the metals fully as high as at pres
ent and the fact that many of the
large mines cannot produce copper
for less than ten cents will have a
deterrent effect on a lowering of the
market price, as such a move would
close many large producing prop
critics.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18

The Tucson Star SAYS that south
Arizona will soon be gridironed with
railroads. Well, north Arizona will
not be far behind. We will have
two new roads in this county in
less than year, while the connec-
ton of one of our roads with the
Ore on Short Line is one of the
possibilities of the near { ture. 9th
er lii es are in perspective and may
be realized in a yer or 50. The
country needs the roads and we are
more than pleased that they are
c"ming, even if they are exempt
from taxation.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18

1t will cost 750,O00$ to construct
and equip the rapid transit system
upon the worlds fair grounds at
st. Louis. The length of the road
and its branches will be eight miles,
and it will enable visitors to see the
vast exposition wth as little fa-
tigue as possible. The problem in
planning the intra-mural road has
been to place it where it would not
mar the beauty of the exposition.
Eminent engineers have been called
into consultation and all phases of
the project thoroughly studied. 1t
is believed the plan presented by
Charles V. Weston, of Chicago,
comes nearest to a perfect solution
of the difficulty. Owing to the
varying attitudes of the exposition
grounds the road will be at times
an elevated line and in other parts
built at a grade or below the sur
face. The trip on the intra- mural
will be one of the most delightful
diversions for visitors to the expo
sition.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18
The statement tn # Senator {

The statement tn ut Senator Q1ay
of Pennsylvania, has asked the re,
publicans of Arizona to send dem,
ocratic delegate to congress from
this territory is all bosh. Senator
Quay is qu ted as saying that the
democrats in congress will oppose
the admission OF Arizona if the re-
publican is returned Now, the
democrats have been charging the
republicans with Keeping Arizona
out for political purposes alone and
that they have been urging that the
territory be admitted from the
standpoint Of justice and right. If
the democrats oppose the admis-
sion of the territory because it has
seen fit to return republican con
gresham all the nice talks they
have been making in our behalf
was hypocracy Of the most miser-
able brand
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18

All over the Pacific coast schemes
are on foot for the dredging Of river
beds and the turning of large water
ways for the purpose of getting at
the deposits of gold believed to be
contained in their beds. Every
stream carrying material from the
foothills of the Sierra Nevada noun
tains is being prospected with a
view of turning it from its present
bed and working the channel for
gold. Gold is the one thing sought
after and every ingenuity of the
inventive genius of man is used to
obtain it.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18


Mark Smith is telling the people
of the south part of the territory
that statehood is an assured fact.
We believe this to be true and that
our delegate has received every as,
surance that at the short session of
congress the statehood bills will
become laws. No man can do as
much to bring about statehood as
can our Mark and the people all
over the territory recognize this
fact, but on the other hand we do
not believe that the election of any
man, whether he be republican or
democrat, will have any bearing on
the case. With Oklahoma and
New Mexico will go Arizona. The
two other territories cannot get in
without this great territory of ours
going in also We have better
ground back of our statehood ar
gument than any of the others and
we have the most brilliant and elo-
quent speaker in congress to pre-
sent our cause-Mark A. Smith.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18

The President and President
Mitchell, of the Mine Workers, and
a committee representing the coal
operators, have agreed to the ap.
pointment of commission by the
President to settle the coal strike
The disagreement of the operators
and strikers will be closely investi
gated and a basis of settlement
agreeable to both parties will no
doubt be arrived at. The strikers
will go to work at once in the whole
anthracite region.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18
The Fault With the Union.

The following from the Worlds Work
is pertinent to the present situation il
Globe, and as Bunsby said, "The bear
ings of this observation lays in the
application on it."
"ln factory where l,5O0 men work
their labor union made an unreason
able demand of the owner. The next
day nun Der of old men went to him
and said: we are sorry that the union
did this, and we want you to know that
we we're not at the meeting
"The owner replied: Then You are
to blame for it. You belong to the
union properly, and it is your duty to
attend its meetings. If all the best
men had attended the meeting, the ac
tion of the union would have been
wiser. Any demand that all the men
iu this shop make after careful delib
Grafton is likely to be reasonable de
mand.'
"rhen he went on. Labor unions
sometimes have bad government for
the same reason that cities have it,
the best men do not vote. To be of
use the union should comprise the best
men, and they should attend its meet.
ing and direct its conduct
"Sucb an incident as this tells its
own story and carries its own moral.
The more you think Of it the wiser he
owners conduct seems. He has never
had strike."-Globe Silver Belt.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18

Josie Carson Spires, daughter 4
the celebrated scout, Kit Carson, is
dying ia the hospital for the insane at
Las Vegas. She was sent To the insti-
tuition from Riton -four years ago, and
was then suffering from acute mania
This speedily changed to chronic de.
mentia aud for long time there has
been no hope for her recovery. For
he last FIVE or six months she has been
gradually wasting away and now she
is dying of NAL nutrition. Life is a
matter of but few hours. There is
no record at the hospital of any rela-
tives, near or remote to whom infor-
nation can be conveyed. Some years
ago she was married to Spires, but they
separated aud no children we're boz n
of the union. Since the separation she
has generally gone by the name of
Josie Carson.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18

Arizonans must demonstrate to
capital that nothing will be placed
in the way of legitimate invest
ments in the territory and that
every man who comes here with
capital to invest will obtain Just
treatment from our people. The
passage of arbitrary laws by politi-
cal agitators must not be coun-
tenanced. Capital IS necessary in
the development of our mines, our
agricultural resources and all man
ner of internal improvements We
can accommodate the investment
f millions Of dollars and to get it
we must invite, not repel, the men
who can bring it to us. We have
the mines, we have the greatest ag
ricultural possibilities on earth
and to obtain the necessary funds
to exploit these resources we must
be conservative with capi.alistic in
vestments. Roorback politicians
would have the people believe that
the introduction of capital into the
territory is menace to the people
and will eventually be the means
of lettering the rising generation in
the chains Of the money sharks.
DO not let these takers disturb your
peace of mind, but on the other
hand let the pc pie make an united
effort toward the exploration of the
latent industries of our great terri
tory. We need the aid of moneyed
men and we must hold out to them
every inducement for the invest
ment of their surplus cash
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18
Beautiful Compilations.

Are spoiled by usiLg any kind OF
preparat ion that fills the pores of the
skin. The best way to secure a clear
complexion, free from sallowness, PIN
Piles, blotches, etc, is to keep the liver
in good order. An occasional dose OF
Herbine will cleanse the bowels, regu.
late the liver, and SO establish a clear
healthy complexion. zoe at II. II.
Watkins drugstore.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18

Since the first mines were worked
in Mexico the gold and silver out.
put is estimated at 6,OO0.0O0,000S
Colorado has produced gold alone
TO the amount of 400,O00,0O0S and
California / ,4O0,OOO,OOOS. The pro,
duction of the other states and ter.
ritories of the Union would bring
the total production of this country
up to very near the production Of
Mexico.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18

The Annie Laura mine, at Gold
Mountain, which was recently
bonded for 5,000,000E, is again open
for purchase, but the owners have
raised the selling figure to almost
double the price formerly asked.
The mine has been producing heav.
lily tor months past and new and
rich strike was quite recently made
in the property, 1t has been earn.
ing net more than 6)0,00O$ per
wear.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18

A Baker City, Oregon, dispatch says:
A Chinese who has leased the Salmon
creek placer mines found gold mug.
get worth l5,OJUS This is by far the
largest nugget ever discovered in the
state and so far as known the largest
one ever found in the United States.
The mine from which the nugget was
taken had been worked for years by
white men and for some years it has
been leased to Chinese.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18
Mothers.

Who would keep their children in
good health, should watch for the fir, {
SYMPTOMS of worms, and remove them
with Whites Cream Vermifuge. II is
the childrens' best tonic. 1t gets di.
gestion at work so that their food does
them good, and they grow up healthy
and strong. 25c at H. H. Watkins
drugstore.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18

Director of the Mint Roberts is
of the opinion that the output OF
the Transvaal mines this year will
reach 35,O00,000S and that next
year l00,000,000S will be produced
if the necessary miners and work
men can be secured. The mines
have been little injured by the en-.
forced idleness consequent on the
Boer war.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18

The October American Boy, with
its eighty pictures aud its thirty.two
pages of reading matter for boys,
maintains the high standard set by its
publishers that ever made it SO justly
popular where there are boys. Price
Is year.
THE SPRAGUE PUBLISHING CO,
Detroit, Mich.
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18

Arizona's new registration is
nearly double that of two years ago
If we are to take the registration as
an indication of the population we
have more than 100000 people
within our border
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18

Los Angeles papers are just now
devoting considerable space to the
possibilities of the Colorado river
section, taken from an agricultural
standpoint
Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18
TRRR < MCCOMB,
kINGMRN, ARIZONA.


Buy Carloads and a OF
Cement Engine DAae Coal 0 Gasoline Blacksmith Coal Lm Fire
Brick and Fire Clay Charcoal Cc Hay Grain Sugar Carbide of Calcium
can be
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clos a
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Mohave County miner., 1902-10-18
Moharr County Minrr,
Published Every Saturday.
By SMITH & SAWYER.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:

NN ID OI SOLoNINII ROINs
One year, strictly In advance, 3 00S
Six months, : IS
Three months 90
Advertising rates on application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-14
;sOrbcrcOer fig til Mngreb.

Banana, Colombia, SUM 13. =
200 Hegeringstropper blep @rar
Ianofat peo Ghorrera, 10 N}il ira pa>
mama.
Gn 5lOtiae af 8 sejllfibe dfgif i
qtftes for at bringe Joritertning til
General 9ertis 5ropper I pestaoe=
rias. Gpbioielien er u6pre Der og bill
oeO6lioe, in0til man erfarer 3efultaz
tet al Qlngrebet poa Sprprerne 9luz
gudOulce.
@uoerner Satd3ar bar / Sinoe at
foretdge gennem9daenoe 6oranbrin=
ger / Den cibile 9lominiitration al ben
tilbageounbne 9rooins og baaber, at
Opreret fnart ifal begranies til Gbis
rinltnn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-14
SanlfsM
Gen Onniie lntbcrifc
&irfes %. 9larsmpoc

Der fanot Steo / 8ei9dnia airten /
Racine / ben forlpbne ll9e, bar dae
3etninger bet beoite Qlarsmeoe Sams
funOet no9en Sinoe bar bait pg tillige
ben iterit beIegte Ioen 1898. itriber
,5oltets 9lpis". Sper 250 Strife
meblemmer fra foritellige plabier /
2dnbst, operpGreoe U3pberne Der par
beisgt af SO praiter og 81 2egz9eIe=
CATER.
2larsrappprten piite ct Ufeolemsan=
tai af 27,00O, belt mellem 125 Menigz
btoer. qaitor Gritien, 5ormano for
gernebiemmet | G6icaqo. inoberettes
be, at % faberlsfe baooe funbst Sp>
bolo, pleje % Stole Qlnitalten bet
forlebne Qlar. men Der bar 5rdng til
en- itprre og mere tiosiparenoe 8pgz
ming.
Sdmfunbsts Semindrium o9 6ej=
itole 9es Moines, Sa., bar iibite
9ldr bait ct Gleps9lntaI df 100, bpordf
12 ituoerer til greite=Gtsamen. grof.
9eitergdarb er fremOeles Seminariets
geitbrer. 6siifolerne g2piteb, gleb,,
9nler, Minn., pg 2tiblanb, Mif., bar
ligeleoes funnel el9oe fig peo tdlrigt
geIsg.
8et pebtoees at Idnttionere Spret=
telien df en- banit aoloni 3arinpre,
u. 9afota.
Samfunoets StprelTe genbalgtes.
9igelebes ,,airfelig Samler"s 9febafz
tor og aasierer. - sil Meblem af
gfsamensfomiteen 1dlgtes paItor
Grapengaaro Il Steoet for pdIt. 6. 6.
Serenfen, Der frdtradote efter 5ur).
Oct at ben beo 4arsmebet Clinton
neointte 2obfomite uoarbeibebe Sorz
fatningsubfait brgftebes en- bdlp Days
5io, bporefter 9onliteen blep fpreget
meo to Meblemmer (pait. gItsreaarb
og %. 9olfD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-14

faloer npblipenoe. pda flere Stebsr,
iom bleo beisst Dag, piite 9ra9ene
iig at Dere faa fulbItanOige, at Der
lite fanbtes noget bru9burt igen al
Gienoommene.
Den norItslutberite airte 5otpn
Of Qltldntd blep fuloit9noig ebeldgt.
5 lllen bplot gorgerne ct Mpoe
| Qtften for at tage Sfriot til 6j9lp
for be itormlibte. Der er mango So>
miller, iom trGnger til 6jalp, og gi@
ordg ienbt til u. 3. 2(uitinIon, ltlen,
M1inn., bil fomme rette oeotommenbe
ib9noe.
- N6ite Gartb, Minn., SUM 10.
: Gn forf9rbelig 5ornabo bar anrets
tet itOr Staoe ber ggnen, og bet fors
lhber, at femten Wenneifer omfom /
Stormens 9ane. H9rmere ltnberretz
ming fabnes.
9ino, 6agel og Hegn bar fulbit9ns
big eoeldgt Qplin9en, og De fpdrlomme
Gfterretnin9er, man bar funnel inb=
hente, tboer paa, at Stormen albrig
bar dnrettet Zig goel9ggelfe paa bisie
adnter.
= lllen, Winn., SUM 10. = Stpr
Stdoe bleb anrettet al en- Sornabp
Der Ggnen. Sire eller fem Oebsfalb
bar flinbet Steb. Oct pioes beitemt,
at Ulrs. 8. Berg af @oIs og Qnoreip
6oin, boIat Herbeben af 0ois, bleo
or96te. 5lere bdnbrebe 8redturer
omfom, og mango 5armbuie bleo ebe=
ldgte. De, iom bioes at BABE miitst
fine Suie, er Qtrne anutTon, Sam
6ouge, Senrb 2psne, Sobn @unbers
ion. Sobn Morca. 9. 8. MosIalp,
paul Smsat, Sle SobnIonberg. q.
Sporct og So6n Berg.
Ole So6nfonberg og bans 4srn blep
at 9inoen fsrt en- Stretning al en-
tpart Wlil, men Hap uIfabte. Yad
@runb al bet itormb9reebe Stregs
9lfitanO fra Sernbnnen er bet panitez
ligt at erbolbe n9rmere llnberretning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-14
Gn SDrnaOD ppcr en oanIf
JiDbDgO.

Detroit, Uiinn.. SUM 10. S
BEN eitliee Del al Glab Gountp % ben
peitlige Del af gecfer Gountb raieoe
/ @aar Gftermiobag en- GptlOn, Der
forpolote Orb og gbelGgselie. Sms
trent beb 5s5iben fads en- trdgtformet
4Sfp bepage iig mob 2anbsbnen lllen
fra g1orOpeit. Den banneoe iig t
5oipni6ip gtocttpell, ROrman Gountn,
og gil gennem 3oipnlbips Some 9afs
og 2ltlanta 5opnibips / gecter Gouns
tp % libt inb paa bet lbopeitliae 9isrs
ne af Mbite Gartb Rsierpdtion.
5armbuie. Stulbbbgnineer og aorn<
laoer bleo leftet gejrst, fnuIt mob
Sorosn og Stumperne fprebte oper
gr9rierne. 9Grit b9rgebe S.ormen
lllen Sopni6ip. men beloigpis flap
2anbsbben lllen, ba 5ornaooens 9as
ne bar omtrent baloanben Wlil nors
oenfpr.
Sddbiot man bar funnel erfare,
bleD fem QerIoner brabt unoer Stors
men, os mango bleO farlig tpeitebe.
Qlnorsfp 5eiums Jamilie lllen
1opnfbip fsgte Qb mob Stormsn en-
itor M Stalbbbsning, Der blsp albss
les sOela9t. Sire al 9srnsne bleo
orebte, to 8rense, 16 os Z Qtar samle,
os TO bigger, ID og II 2lor. Ulrs.
9eium blep bsbelis tDeitet.
) 5oipn Of Qltlanta, gecfer Gountn,
bleb Mrs. 6. 8. Berg brabt, ba Stor=
men tog benbes 5iem. Smtrins 40
Jamilier er buspilpe oe / enfelte Sils
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-14
NnlertRa.
6nnorcbaars. Soften.

geeit goint, q. g.. Suni II. =
Qige sfter 5rotoiten @ddr began be
mango 9unOreoe 8GItsr fig til ben
nne Memorial 9aa. Sol. Drills bro
9eIsommen os introoucereoe perpaa
qraiiOent RoOIepelt.
pr9iioenten betoneoe i'm Gale, at
9rigsItolen be til6agelagte bunoreoe
9tar bapbe tilfuloe opfplpt be 5ors
uoiigelIer. iom MaIbinston bapOe uos
taft ON bet 09ro, Stolen piloe fad
Iom llnoerpisninesanitalt. Sngen az
9anbets Stoler fan pege pda faa
mango fremragsnoe M9no, Der bar
p9ret beres Gleoer, fom arigsitolen.
Sg bet ter mso 5rpgbeo iiges, at be
mangfoloige 8enneminitseleDer fra
QDeit point poeoe / be lpunone bum
brebe Qlar 2anbet mere p9roifulOe
Sjeneiter eno 9enneminitseleperne
fra noeen dnpen Stole.
qft 5orbolbet er Iaa ber life o9re
nogen Sperraitelie 0et er fun, hbab
man fan og bsr oente at en- militGr
6sjitole; men bet er alligepel glabes
ligt, at Sfolen bar Iparet til 6ors
pentningerne.
YrGfoenten haboe / Gubds5elttoget
fet, bporban 5olt fra Weit point
optraaote. 6an turoe iiee, at ban al
BRIG Ida en- gDeft goint=Mdnb for
fsmme lin qligt, bpor ube6agelig ben
enb bar. Soertimoo, bet bar altib en-
0eit point=Manos geitrabslier at
uofsre. bpab Der par BAN pddlagt,
fddbel iom bet bar muligt.
G9 ben gligtfslelie bar gaaet 0eit
pipnt Wi9nb oper / globet, ida Den
par ligefaa fremtraoenoe bos oem /
5reb iom arig. Qtt iaaoanne Mpno
bar 9Orgere uf fsrite gdng bar ielps
idgt. Selp ON be life bapoe bait en-
'eneIte Srig. en- eneite Seir. en- eneite
@dabenoaao at peee pua, piloe be ger.
i'm Stole 2gre.
5ilflut abparebe pr9iibentsn 9ds
oetterne mob at Iagge for meget 99gt
pda pdrdber. De bar neobenoige o9
gapnlige Iom Wiblsr for Soloatens
SnosOslie os llepitling for 5eltens
oloorlige Qlrbejoe, men bapbe og for
iig intet 9Rro.
Sen. miles bar til Steoe og bolbt
en- 5als, boori ban loppriite llnoers
pisnings sSbItemet I Neit qoiui, iom
bet M er.
Weft Qoint 51ten enbt.
8eIt qoint, q. g., SUM u. =
arigsitolens 6unoreoeaursfeit afilut=
tebes / bag, efter at praiioent 9iooTez
pslt baDoe ubbslt 8iplomer til @ras
buenterne. ,.Stano."
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gersnpoen Si6irien tiltdger fors
uroligenbe 8rao. Telegram fra Srz
futft meloer, at Suiinber at ubbuns
qrebe Menneiter itrpmmer til oenne
gp. 8e lejrer iia unoer udben Sim>
mel uben nogen Slags 29 mob @ino
pg @ejr, tl9bt / pjalter og er albeles
ufbengig af ben pripate 9oogprenheb,
Iom formaar meget liot mob ben itore
Neb.
2(blineen er | be transfaipiife Siz
itritter BELT ebelagt al 5erfe og 8r9ss
hopper, liseiom osTad apegpeit bar
b9rget bet plageoe 2ano.
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Sill Soften.

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raj WatIon og @eneral Nilion, fom
ffal repr9ientere ben amerifdnife
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tom til 2onoon Dag. $. GIap
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foniul 2onoon, er ogfdd unfommet.
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Wianse saar nnoer.

Den engelite Oamper ,,gamorta"
paa gejIe fra Maoras til gurmab
meb $50 pasiagerer, alIe inofsbte, an.
tdges at p9re gauet unoer en- Gbclone
oe er iiben funben pda gunbsn al
Srriipaoon Deltaet. 5oppen af Mae
iterne rdgeoe pp ooer @anbet. sSngsn
blep reooet.
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Den Spnoag bar Der to Gfsploiioner
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