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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01
A Common Governor

TIE Kansas City Journal says that
some Of the young women composing
sp orchestrs visited the Kansas state
house the other day. They were van.
dering ainlessly about when gentle
man, observing thas they were strane-
ers, took then into che ofioe Of the
governor ard introduced them to tha!
cigni:arg. Governor Stanley is 81
adept st making peopLe feel st ease,
sad he sooD had .le yo1og Womel {
laughing and ;@king at q great rate, but
the most anusiGg thing Of all did not
occur until the psrsy had passed from
me governors cfics into tie corr.dor.
There orc Of the girls commenced to
Jump I'd and down aad said exciredly:
Glory, glory Nov I can go home
sod tell papa that ct last | have seen q
i've governor. But" she continued
more sooerly, i CID not expect to fnd
t governor go counon that Re would
meet people wi:lout bis uniform On"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01
a Giant Ghost.

A parsonage, Ehather man or Womsn
no one can tell, but described By the
superstisous IS . ghost, has frightened
the residents Of Cazsno7is, n. Y, for a
weak. Some Of the women aad chill
drsn have gone into Mysteries By the
mere recital Of the antics Of the sup.
posed ghost. The apparition, 80 called,
is thought By the more conservative to
be some demented person Of huge height
and girth. IsWas pursued few nights
ago through a vacant lot by three man
when it suddenly and mysteriously dis
appeared. Il is said to diplay a long
rusty knife and q revolver. Les favor
ise haunt is the railway stetion and the
old skating rink. The object hides be-
tween buildings and under lofi elms for
which CazsneVis is noted. LIS head is
described as icelosed in q white hood,
Hhicn terminates in a point which
sWays back and forth as the ghost glides
over the ground. All plans to catch it
hs7e failed AID there is no peace in
town.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01
Eighty Men Poisoned.

Eighty members OF Company F.
Eighteenth infantry, we're poisoned
while eating breakfast Christmas morn
ing snd for sias fully half Of them
Re1e n danger OF death. Before break
fast was over every man in the company
had to leave the table and soon all were
prostrstad spd in great agony. The
post surgeon was summoned and ad-
ministered sa antidote. Forty Of the
men who sat down icst, were in very
bad snaps and 7onitsd vigorously. The
an:ijote administered relieved all Of
them and this evening most of them
Wera able to be about. O1s cid man,
however, whose name was not ascertain
ed, Is critically i'll. The surgeon ez
sm.ned tie food served at breakfast
and il Of the opinion inst the posion
vas in the beef. The men we're station
ed near Cheyenne, Wyo.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01
ACERIsTMAs sERMON.
Oas That Should ba Bead and Pondsred
by al.

It iss pity that so many persons
claiming to be Christians celebrate this
festival mora in a pagan or Chinese
fsshion thar cl?,hing else. We DO rot
refer to the inn?:xnt frolic OF yo1sh or
the gas:ro0cmi> indulgence OF children
CT 8 larger groaah; but tc shs aruRkea-
uess, ri5sI5-y aud ether crimes ahook-
ibg 70 contemplate at any time, bat
specially so O. shis day, Men s2d 70
msn wLo proeare tie festival either do
cot recoRr;z, is stu2erdous so!emnity,
It's nAvslicus sig5;icance, its aaspesk-
able rasl1its for all ths world sld more
especially to men os good will. For On
this dsy neaclg /, 902 years ago WAS born
tie Son Of God, the Radoeuer Of nap-
kind, wbo came to ssve His people
from satan enc from their eVn default.
* vas the expected Of ell ges and
whea e. came, His advent marked 81
epoch which has 10 rival, in tbs dim
meet Gagree, in tie tide O. times.
How a!i who cell themselves Chriztisns
should welcome Hin with Joy and Virsa.
Gus xpsctstion and not with riot and
iu6;ferolce. # we reject Him nov,
He will rejeo* rs when He comes to
finally Judge The world, IL great power
and msj ssty. 1--we Eorshily, gratefully
accept Elm row, he will give US, vbo
acs faith iul, sbsre il the Kingdom
E:trasI Of His Father. Il is consoling
to kroz that Il millions &c not hsVo
the good. will and the poaca that ccm7s
Of i, as the sng!es ssng over the crib
at Bstblefen, osher nil:ion bail Him
righ:eously and make tie anniversary
ot His birth prcfts bic fer the saliva
ton CT their souls. L9t Us love Him
al tae uore because osuer5 Go not love
Bin anG. pay that &c msy bripg all
MN 10 recogrjzs Him as their God sno
their L md. he YES The King Of all
aaips, glorious ard get He chose to bs
porn poor ana il e stable, because ever
IN the inc there vas no room fer h.e
Virgin Mother ard His foster father.
He vss pleased to sccspt The simple
gifts Of ne shepherds Who were LED 20
lis birthplace by 5erapbic msiodg, ari
He did rot disdsin the costly presents
Of the kings who jourceyed from afsT,
led By miraculous star Rs oans to
asve rich and poor, humble AID srest,
in all conditions and OF all races, aad
but FOE His coming the universe would
be dssoia!e icdecd. Re opened the
gates of heaven 20 all who would heark
en- unto Him and keep His command
mems aao al wEo would loyaIy tske
up the Cross aad follow Him. And, on
tAi5 day, He comes IS 6 little bsoo,
smiling snd with al en- brAcsicg sI.as.
The s;srneet nan is sofSsned at he
sight Of human infancy. Haw much
uors tender shoa-d We dcooms Then
betoidirg the B.oe Of Bethlehem, the
Ss7icr Of me world. HoR should we
strive to be worthy Of His coming
and cot drsw doan upon ourselves g
msleSietioa by dishonorins the name
we fear. Les Us, with holy ja5iistioH
echo the Song Of the angels; Celery
b. to God On high, and on earth, peace
to men Of goo6. Riii!'-Augusta Chcon-
icle.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01
A Courts Interference.

The law says that young man in
Westend must cease paying MS atten-
tions to certain young lady. Tha
young nsa is under a $50 bond to not
speak to her, to not write her notes, to
not stand beneath her window in the
early hours Of mcrn and sing sweet
songs Of IcVe 20 her. In other WoTds,
the lsH has stepped in and said to this
young man: You must seal up the
walls Of your heart, and for the nez.:
four months keep every sentiment of
your love slowed away in your bosom.
It may pain you to chain your ahsc-
tons, to pass some one by ard not
smile; but IL must be done, under pain
Of forfeitlng a $50 bond" The case
Was before Judge Conner few days
ago. The young man is now under the
boud mentioned al, because they SAD
that she was too youug.-Augusta Trlo-
uDe
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01
Killed Thirteen Children.

Before tbs :atanug court Of inquiry
Ihur5de7 il. ST. Louis, Henry r. Fay
lor, is2itor foc the chemical and 5ac:e-
.;o.osiea! divisions Of The heslth dc
psrtme2t, admitted under oasb that hs
.ss1sd Scr public u:a ths tcxlc anti
cspther;1ic serum, which caused the la-
cent death Of thirteen chiidsea from
lecs2us. He distributed the 7:a;s,
properly labeled, he stated, because tho
supply Of dipthcria anti toxin had bo@E
exhausted early il Ocsober AID be eio
lot 5ul;sve the serum '::Has bad enough
to kill children" Taylor is negro,
eho has held city positions For Gan5
years. E.ytcr admitted that his Gorul5E
testimony ia whieh Re swora thai 5o'
rum # 65pt. ~ h&d rot been cissc'ba-
ted, vas false.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01
BODY FCUND At LAST.
q North Carolina Sensation Being
Cleared Up.

Five weeks CT mystery ard spccUla,
tion as to the fate tf Miss Nellie Crop.
sey Of Elizabeth City, N. c., terminal
ed Fridsy Bhsn the body Of the miss.
ms girl Tas found in the river opposite
her fsaher's home. TIE body was dis.
ecve-ed by j. D, Stillrsp, f.herman,
Rho was returning from his nights Ish-
ing trip. Upon discovering that the
floating OBJECT Was the bcdy Of young
girl he Immediately notified tbs com.
nittae and CosoHer Fearing had the
body brcuahtto to the shore. When found
tie body vas dcs.iag face downward.
AL tie wearing apparel WAS intact Rish
the exoepti,n Of tie rubber which Nell
wore en- tbs nigat Of her disappearance,
end that #as missing. With the e1cep,
ion Of some slight Gisoolorssion OF toe
face the bcdy was in stste Of good
preservation and little decampossd.
The body was easily identified as that
Of Nell Cropsey By a.! Who had known
her in life. The spot where the body
vas found had been dragged several
times since her disappearance, but with
no RESULT.
Great crowds are assembled in front
Of the academy Of music building where
the jury is in session and groups can
be seen on almost every street corner
discussing the affair but making no
manifestations simply waiting for the
verdict Of the jury as to whether the
girl net Rith foul play or committed
suicide. Anticipation that trouble may
be brewing for young Wilcox, who is
suspected Of numbering the girl, the
naval reserves have been ordered out to
maintain order and pssoe ard to see
that 30 violence is offered Wilcox. By
order Of tie mayor all the bsrroons in
the city have Dsen closed. Wilcox has
bsen removed from the mayor Office,
Wnere he has been since bis arrest Fri,
cay afternoon, to the county jail for
hls own protection, and q strong guard
has been placed around the jsil. VIII
COX Was engaged to the glri and vas the
last person sean with her before her dis
appearance.
After being ous several hours the
coroner's jury having beea duly sum-
moned and sworn by Dr.. I. Fearing to
inquire what caused the death CT Ella
NJ. Cropsey, do hereby repors that from
the investigation made By three physi-
Clans Of Elizabeth City, and from their
opinion and also from cur personal OBJ
ser7asion, that said Ella N. Ctopsey
came to her death by being stricken
bloH On the left temple srd By being
drowned in the Pszqaossnk river. We
have not yet investigated nor heard any
testimony toucrlng ss to who Inflicted
the blow ana did sse drowning. We
informed ehau one, James Wilcox, Is
charged WITH gsms ald is nov IN eusto-
dy. We Recommend mat Investigation
as TO lis OF ..4y one elses probable
guilt ee had By ore or more magistrates
in E!izabesn C.:y tosnslip and that
said Wilcox be helo 30 swsi5 said invss
aigatiol.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01
Hidden Treasurer Found.
To the Editor Of The State.

Word has been received from Holmes
county, Miss, to the effect that some
unknown persons have succeeded in
finding the buried treasure Of the Muir
rell gang of bandits, which terrorizsd
that section many years ego, With a ss'
ries Of murders sld robbsries. The
treasure, it ;s claimed, was dug out Of
the hillside on Tunnogusha creek, about
ton mics northwest Of Lexington. An
old pos, Eusscd and corroded, Was found
several days ago and is supposed to have
been dug up By some former memheE OF
the bsnd,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01
The Ohio Way.

Six men were wounded in q general
fight st snsli country church at Pike
postofice, Ohio, Thursday night and a
panic took p!sce among the Worshippers.
a series Of religious meetings Was in
progress srd the oharoh Sss filed, Nhen
Charles anu Orria Day appeared, slight
~ intoxicatso, ana announced thst they
come to clean GU the Lsggs family, :"
with which the Days have had frequent
quarce!s. A ge2scsi fight resulted in
lIo church and around 1t. Women and
children shrieked aad sought safety
from rs7ol7srs and kai7ss by jumping
out Ct the windows. Oaiy she Eaiaistsr,
Rsv. Mr. Rove, remained. st the
ctose six msa lay fatally hutS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01
Fight With Filipin os.

Tie War Department Thursday vas
sdvi5sd by Gen. Cna5ee, at ManiIs,
that Company Z, Twenty afst-lnfa7tSy
had hand to, hand encounter in z
gorge SIX miles south ef Ssa Jose,
Batsrgas, on December %. Twenty
5,so Of TIE enemy were killed. APT
,:cE i. Csnnel!y received 81 ugly
35io T0uad il tho left cheek, ard
Pri7sts Carney received six bolo cuts
in the neck and shoulders
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01
ule.
4 Sad Accident.

Four boys who vent sks:ing IN Ls-
pave riysr in Nova Scotia on Thursday,
broke through the ice and were drowned
soesther. They were Ferry and Mer.
vile Rhodsae aesuser. brothers, 4 and
y years; Curry Huoley, aged II, whose
birthday anniversary it vas, and Gecrse
Bsohmank, aged 10.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01
"NE1THEg Ramsay nor Bsnham,'

'NE1THEg Ramsay nor Bsnham, y"
says tho Chicago ChroDisl9, ever
commanded f:=t-o!sss snip in action,
to ea7 nothins Of oonnsndiug squad
ron OF f ,et. Naisrer Of taem ever
say modern battle ship IN sc.ion.
As judges cf the difficulties Of opsIat-
lag a powerful squadron Of modern
sh;ps far from tlesc bsse IN the pres
cnca Of an enemy Of nearly equal
strength they #e2o 70 better qusllfsd
to ysss upon .he euss.io1s which came
before them than 50 many oajes5 from
the Naval Asadsmy would hs7e beam
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01
The Cherry Tree SWindle,

= dispa "a from Henrietta, N, G.,
says the Cherry free Company con-
sirues to be the chief topic c. convsr5a-
ton there. The very fact Of it having
swin5ied poor women and children
out Of from $50, 600 to 800, 900 is
astonishing. However, i is true. The
trial before Clek Of the Court
Dickinson came up today srd will con-
mus 70: dag CT tgo. Some interest
ng facts are oeirg disclosed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01
DlSPENSAnY LAW.
WhaG ssnaSor T!urnan Saya kb?us
i N J VI sgezne.
A coMPAR&T.VE ANAlYsi2.
Ia -cis;Ens That she &ysse m IS
a GTsas M1?a; !as,i,u!i.n
as WILL as a vT-:k-
ing Success.

Sera:or Tiljmsn coD:riiE4cs the fol
loving ar;,c'e to tie c2rrert issoe cf
Frark Lasi5s's Popular Monthly On the
Oispslsary S'slem N South CGrojina
The erus d, Of Mrs. Nation against
ssioons IL X .nsss cGn in nc7a OF less
open Viols:ion g lsT, has aft7aoIaG g
eocd eesl Of al ention during t66 lsst
year to the aaij ci Rh;skey l2giSIs-
ton. After Ms. Nation gcs tIrogn
inso prison her neT metha6 Of fsht;ns
whisky By 'la:chetslion' appears to
hs7e fsllen into oisase, sid her Sppesr,
ance in Chicago, New Y Y,rk and ether
cities has besn as lecturer Who meTs-
y welded tie hatch: Oh the platform
and not in smashing fixtures. giving The
impression that she was still! fred with
holy zeai 10 wipe cut he !iqaoc trsIs:
tut neyely usad the fa:chea =. sn ad
vsrsiseGcat. Ghe asisatioo sgaiHat ss-
looms in Kansas is striki1S procf CT
the faiIue of prohibition il that Stale,
where the sale of shisEy, except Tor
medicinal, pharnaceusioa! sE5 sacrs-
mental purposes Is strictly forbidden
and it viii BE- profitable, perhaps to lie
readers OF L-slie's Monthly to learn
just whist aaa aeen done ard IS noE &c
ing doDe in SoVSh rsroliGa in behalf q
Temperance By the 6ispels&sy lay.
In Name prohibition hss been the
rule fer ovar 6f:y yeaIs, l. wss s&ont
cd IL Karsas soZe Il eea yeas c. mere
$50 anu therefore IN "a tSo Sts:es has
ad tie fu:tess sc fairest trial. TIE
SoUih CaOA2a sxpewntcs o selling
under Stat control weGt into efeot n
July, 1893. and To caC rEt1e5cre very
properly mske comparison Of Issu,Gs Il
the three S>stcs. Hare is = tahla ocn
piled from the isst ;epcrS Of the con
missioner # internal revenue a23 tic
census Of 1900:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01
APPEALED IN VAIN.

APPEALED IN VAIN.
The civil service commission Thurs
DAY notified Edgar s, Maclsy, the his
torian, recently employed at the Brook
lyn navy yard, that his removal from
his position was not in violation Of the
civil service SGT. This notification was
contained in letter written to Maclay
by President Proctor Of the commits
sion, and is in reply 10 an inquiry from
him. The following is the reply Of the
commission to Mac.ay's letter:
Washington, Dec. 26, 1901.
Eigsr s. Maolay, Ohcs Sso1ekeeper,
Navy Ysrd, New York:
Sir-Ths com mission is in receipt Of
your letter Of the Oath, asking It's opin-
ion upon the following questions:
HAS the President OF the United
States any authority under The laEs
governing civil service employee ID
the classified list?
HAS tie President authority Or
power to cause the dismissal of say
| civil service employee without prefer
ring charges in writing and giving said
| enyloyes opportunity in which to make
detease?'
In response, you are informed that it
is contrary to the practice cf the COM
| mission to undertake to decide hypo.
t1a.;oal questions. Your separation
from the service, according tc tas facts
n your case, as sppear in tie public
pfAss, Wss nsde on the order Of the
Secratsry Of the Navy. The demsnd
fcr your resignation, followed py sour
zclnoVsl, upon direction CT the Peal
| cent, through the Secretary Of tae
Navy, is nos IL violation Of tic OWL
se:vics acts aad rules in vien Of the
! yell known Eac:s in yGur sase. Tha
oti.ct Of the rule T. requiring ao:iso and
hearing Was 20 prevent pcl!;lcsl re-
ncyals CT removals upon secret charges.
| M issue Of this kind ia involved in
your case,
Very respectfully,
Johu S. ProoSor, President.
TOLD TO 60.
| Edgar s. Mac:sy, Who refused to &c.
! sisa as 6 special lsborcr in shs ofice of
tls general s:orekeeDsr al the Brock
Ign navy yard, wss summarily dischsrg-
| ed Thursday. Mscisy went to the
rs7y yard IS usual Thursday sna pre-
pared 20 resume his Gusies. Psy Dlrec-
tor Putnam vent to Msc:ag's desk,
| resd him tho telegram OF dismissal re-
ceivsd from Washington Ihpzsds7, snd
told aim 10 was dismissed. Msclay
lott the yard inmeoistelz. He ssid be
you'd return st tee usual time Friday
prepared to s. 10 work.
T. NJ. Ezum, 2 fsrmsr living near
Csntre7ille, Tenn, vent houe ard
When his wife oljscted to his shooting
into the dcoc abous her feot, shot her
dead. lie carefully laid her on the bed
| With ths assistance Of his children AID
then blew out bis own brains.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01

Z. N. E1um, fsTmsr living Rear
Csntre7ille, Tenn, vent hcoe ard
When his wife objected to his shooting
into the acoc a5eus her fe1t, shot her
dead. lie carefully laid her on the bed
With tbs assistance Of his children and
then blsH out bis own brains.
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gett itber go Sabreu

idon muroe Mrs. Winslom's SOD.
thing Syrup BON MiGipnep BON
Wiittern beim 8abner, Der &inber
angemenbet. Wirft Dm i'm Sblafe
6urb baS Sbreier zines &inbes ges
it6rt, oas i'm Babnen 1T unb opr
S@mer5eu meint? Mern 10, laiie
iofort cine Slaibe uon ,Wrs.
WinslomS SDotbing Syrup" bolen.
Sein Wertb lit unbe3ablbar. gs
miro benz tleinen 2eioenben ipfprt
2inoerune oeribaffen. BerlaBt eub
oarauf, Mitter, es 1T tein Bmeifel
oariiber. &c BELT Diarrboe. regus
lirt ben Wasen unb bic Mieren, be.
ieitigt @ino &plit, erpeibt ben
@aumen. nerbinoert g~ntaiinouns
unb ftdrtt bas gauge Spitem. rMrs.
@inSlDmS Soothing Sprup" far aab.
nenoe 2inoer 1T angenebm i'm @e'
ibmad; bas Mecept itar1,nt BON
einem Der beiten meiblihen Nerste il,
ben Ser. Staater. Sc lit bel alen
0ruggiiten in Der gan5en @elt 81
baben. 8reis Is Gents per 5laide.
&auft nibts anoereS, oils Wra.
WinSlDpS SDotbinq<S nrup.
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8iir5eren aiebt, Der i'm neuen 9es
1toment lieit unb es beadtet:
"atebet Cure Seinoe; tbut pDbl De-
men. Die gud baiien; bittet fir bic,
10 @ub b%eleioieen unb oerfolgen!
out Dab Sbr &inoer Ieio Cures Waz
tiers i'm 6tmmel. 9en1 er laBt feline
Spntle onfgeben uber 8Dls uno @ute
uro laBt REGIMEN iiber @erehte unb
u19erebte" tuenn 1arnlt1 Der @eo<
t1er oas alte 9eltament fir smeds
ftaBt9er bdlt, tpp benz 8olte Suites
geboten mirb, aues 2ebenoige in
Se1roes 2ano 81 tDbten, mas ia bic
Vriten, Die nod Bis iiber bic Obren
I'M alten Seitament iteden, aub fleis
BIG tbun. 1no ba linen 8Dtba,
0e98et uno Die anbern 8urenfubrer
llldt oef @efaQen tbun, 1td BON
lb1en fanaen uno oeportiren 81 lal=
len. 10 aeigen iie lire gapferfeit an
mebrloien @eibern ltno 8inbern,
nobel tie bereits 10 melt gelangt linb,
Dap tie AUDI lire 2~aeerpldbe unb
giienbabnen ourh Stahelorabts
5en5en boz ben Buren, ibiiben mill.
len; oaB oteie ben &rieg ms Saps
lano le(bit oeriebt haben; oaB tie
teitle freimiQigeu &efruten mebr be-
tommeu fDnnen unb cine 2margs=
Nushebune nidt maeen birien; mnb
oaB ibr groBer 2oro &itbener nabe
oara1 lit, 81 oemlelben Rubm .8u
gelangen, pie ppr 200 Sabren Der
fran50lilbe @eneral We(ac, Der Ser
tpltlter Der Bfals, poer BET Spanier
@enlerl
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9e 8.

Sn GalIas bat iib cine meme
@eieaibaft fir bic Grrid3tung elmer
eleftriiben Mn1talt prgoni1irt, Die
neripriht. bic BON Der olten @eiea=
ihaft perlangten Staten bebeutenb su
reou3iren.
Die Bopulilten btelten in Dal=
Las cine &unferens ab unb errpdblten
125 9ele9aten 5u Der in 9ouisniQe
ab5ubaltenoen National . &eforrt<
Ronferens. 3meiunbbreiBie gout=
ties tuaren ourb so Deleeaten perz
treten.
= Bum eriten Wale i'm Der 8e=
idibte bon See COUNTY lit Elm Neaer
Mitglieb Der @ranb Surp unb elmer
geb1rt audi Der RetitsS urp an. DaS
4riminal. Wppeqatiunseeribt in Dali
Las Eat befanntlib entfbieben, baB
Die BON ben @rosgeibmorenen gegen
9eger erbobenen Nnflagert tpertblps
fino, tuenn Neger BON Der Surp allaz
geiblufien mer6en un6 baS bic urtbei<
le Der nieorieeren @erihtsb6fe seeen
Ne9er aus bemlelben @runoe bin.
fdlIig finb, 6aber Die Meuerune in
See County.
Sci Gonzales miro cine reue
Stablbride iber Die Guadalupe eez
baut.
Cine Weile unterbalb GaQfe
8aB 1T cine Srrigatipnsanlage ge=
ntaht uproen. Die 1876 Mfer 2anb
betpdfiern ipQ.
= Ser 2urnperein in 2a 8abia,
beiien -8erfatnmlunesbaue stpeimal
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tungsbeb6roe tperoen 4 &ompagnien
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legte, lit perbrannt.
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