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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05
PENOBSCOT CLEAR.
Ice Jam at High Head Leaves the
River

| Eonror. Me, April 4-The Pcnobscot
river from Bangor to the sea is again
omen to navigation. The ice which was
| damned at High Head started down
river. Sunday afternoon. and passed
Bucksport during the night. y year ago
tho river opened March u, the earliest
The steamer City of Rockland left Win
terport Monday morning, touching at
Eucl1sport AZ 10 o'clock and proceeding
down river by the western way to Belfast,
Lem the first vessel to 90 by that route
since Belfast harbor was cleared Of ice
by the revenue cutter Woodbury..
The Rockland will come to Bangor on
her return trip. arriving and leaving here
on her return on Wednesday, While the
BOSTON boat is usually the first craft to
come up the river in the spring. 1t is
thought likely that a coal schooner Will
be up. Tuesday, as one is said to lie at
Nv Wednesday. anyway. with the COM
in. of the Boston boat the harbor OF
RanpoT will start in its hig summer bust
nos From then on each day will see the
orriyoI If many schConerS, steamers ana
craft of all kinds.
year ago the Penobscot river was
clear of ice exceptionally early rms
spring, however. owing to the lorS a nc
hav had been frozen over in a unprece-
denied manner. people a month ago were
nrn,,hasving that the river would he clos
cd until the middle of April.
This would have been the case no
doubt, if there had been any Wat t,.he rum +
80 yer AS the river was very low
the water contained much salt from the
saa so that the ice was cNceptionallE
Iii, When spring and the warm weather
90 me- the sun and the salt. which still is
in thc water made short work of the ice.
II II was wa veritably rotted away. as the cur
rent in the river would not have broken
- mn ' in a month of Sundays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05
18TH CONGRESS-.
Discussion of Postoffice Bill
in the Senate.
early Debate in Relation to General
Land Laws.
Wide Variety of Matters Heard in
Lower Branch.

Washington, April although the
post office appropriation bill was before
the Senate almost the entire day. the
early debate on the measure was in re-
latlon to general land laws, Gibson Of
Montana. denied that the opponents Of
the Dill for the repeal of the desert land
act and the communication clause of the
Ealncstead law We're proceeding at the
instiSation and in the interest of land
grant railroads. Gibson, aided by
Qulrles of Wisconsin. made light of the
charge taht Il lobby was maintained in
Washington to fight for the passage of
this bill. Mcssrs. HansborouGh of North
Dakota, and Warren of Wyoming, took
the other side of the question
Hansborough mentioned by name
George II. Maxwell, who ne said wa.
drawing a princely salary for the work
he did. Considerable progress was
made at the post office appropriation
bill. Both provisions of the bill relat-
ing to sites for post Office purposes III
New York city as amended by the Sen
ate committee weer agreed to. Other
important amendments aged to pro-
vide for the transfer of the free deliv-
cry service fOm the office of the fourth
assistant postmaster general to the of
flee of the first assistant postmaster
general. struck out the age limit for
cars used in the railway mail service
and eliminated the restrictions placed
on first and Sccond-class postmasters
in the matter of telephone service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05
A GOOD SELECTION.
Henry A. Wing Re- appointod City
Marshal of Lewiston.

Lewiston. Me, April 4.-(SpcciaD.-
Mayor SHELTON. today, rc-appointe,
Col. Henry A. Wing city marshal of
Lewiston for term Of two years The
appointment gives general satisfaction
among all classes. Col Wing has given
excellent work as the head of the Lew
iston police department.
Mayor SHELTON appointed Richard +.
Leader deputy marshal and Maxine
Beaulieu captain of the night watch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05
THIRTY-Six YEARS AGO.
owa Trial for Crime Committed at
That Timc.

kcouk. Iowa, April 1.-THE trial OF
'harlcS CaCklcy, for an offence COM
lifted Sc years ago, commenced. Mon
ay. Cackley shot and killed Constable
Reuben FcnSten3akor at Fan minCton,
"wa, July ;. 1863. and ESCAPED from
iii and until short time ago had
'een at liberty. During the interval h"
Married and raised a large family to
,hom his crime was not known. Ilav-
nE served in tho Civil war he applied
or a pension. His name attracted no
ice on the pension lists. and an officer
:as sent to Cackley's home at n wood
hoppcr'S camp in southern Missouri.
The fugitive was arrested and brought
,ack to Iowa for trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05
BOTH IN JAIL.
COUNT and Countess Fun Against Law
in Alaska.

Seattle. Wash. April "A special
rom Nome. Alaska, 10 the PCSt-Intelii-
;encer says:
Count and Countess MarGczcwslsi
ave been brought to this city and the
cunt has been placed III Jail and III ;
ountess in 4 hospital. Tho couple are
narged with robbery and the countess
lso is charged with assault to Kill on
apt. William Galrin. formerly Il
northwest mounted police captain.
The countess is suffering from nnr-
Gus prostration due to troubles aris-
1g over the alleged theft of an unpub
iShed manuscript. Galpin AYERS he is
ne author and the countess as vicor-
usly asserts il is hers. At Holy Cross
mission on the Yukon the countess
ried to shoot Galpin. but missed. The
cunt is native of Russia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05
THREE ARE DEAD.
fatal Playing With Powder and
Matches in Utah.

Salt Lake City. Utah. April 4.-As Il
esult Of playing with powder and
matches. three boys will die and one
will be crippled for life. The boys left
'rovo in a wagon for a days outing in
ne canon. They carried quantity of
lack powder and 22-calibre cartridges
n their pockets. One placed some Of
he powder on the seat and ignted 1t.
rhe flash ignited the explosives in the
pockets of the party and their clothing
vas burned from their bodies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, April 4.-The weather
will be fair. Tuesday and Wednesday,
in the Atlantic states, with higher
temperature.
On the New England coast the winds
will be fresh west to south; on the
middle Atlantic coast light to fresh
west, becoming variable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05
Receivers fer Boston Bank.

N"St"n. April +.--.IudEe Barker If
inc supreme court, Monday, appointed
samuel w. Mccall ana Charles +.
'h"1tc Jr.. receivers for the Union
IfuSt 60. which closed its doors. last
thursday Bonds were placed at $50
"'' each for the receivers. The Trust
COS liabilities are placed nj $1,000, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05
Jimmy Briggs Gets Decisio,

Portland, Me, April 4.-The 12-round
fight, tonight, between Jimmy BRIGGS
and Jack Lowery went the limit. Briggs
was given the decision, the referees
judgment being considered by the 1000
spectators az eminently just.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05
RAIN COATS
FAIR, TODAY.

Washington, April 4.-Forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday, for New
England: Fair Tuesday; Wednesday,
fair with warmer in the interior; fresn
west TO south Winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05
AT PlTTSFlELD.
The East Maine Conference Will Begin
This Eveninq.

Pittshcld. Me. April f-SpcciaD 1.-The
following is the official program Of the
meeting Of the East Maine Conference al
the Methodist church to be held in Pitts
field. April Ill. 1901:
TUESDAY,
1.5o--In Union hall: Anniversary Of tn.
Conference Epworth League. Roy
10y Rev. w J. Yates. Ph. D.. of Ban
sor; subject: How to BE Somebody.
WEDNESDAY,
tMorningD
S."G Devotional service, led by Bishop
administrator Of the Lords Supper
hy Bishop Vincent. to he followed by
the formal opening and organization
Of conference. Memorial service with
the bishop presiding.
(Afternoon)
lM-Annual Sermon. Rev. a. !. Lockhart
.@-ltnerants' Institute Hour. Rev. W
T. Dukeshirc. president The annua
meeting Of the Institute at close of ar
tcrnUon session
(Evcning)
7.3o-Tn Union hall: Anniversary of the
church Extension Society, Rev. J. a
Weed chairman. Address hy Rev. I
{. Tiff, ID. ~. of Philadelphia, Pa.
THURSDAY.
CMorning)
S.Jn-n"votional Service, led by BishoI
Vincent.
. 90 s, sSion of Conference.
1850 Reception of Fratcrnal Delegates.
(Afternoon.)
.0.-Confcrencc Claimants Anniversary
Rev. W. +. DukeShirc. chairman. Ad-
dress by Rev. ID. II. Tribou. D. d.
3 G0-PrCachers' Aid Society. annual meet
ing.
3.iI-Prca chers' Wives Association will
meet III Free Baptist church. Mrs. NJ
S. Hill. president
Continued on page ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05
Boston Forecast.

Boston, April forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Fair, Tuesday, and
probably Wednesday; somewhat warm
or; light southwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05

where You can pay in monthly INSTALL
ments and reduce interest. We loan on
al kinds az PERSONAL PROPERTY,
HORSES. CARRIAGES. FURNITURE,
LIVE STOCK, FARM CROPS.
WATCHES and DIAMONDS. business
confidential.
10 Water st. Opp. Cony House.
ESTABLISHED 10 YEARS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05
Yale Wins at Baseball.

'@Iri"tt"avillc. Va. April 4-Yalc
Won h"r l6th consecutive victory. to-
Gay defeating the University Of Vir-
gins, 10 /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05
Caution!

The popularity Of and increased
demand for the hish.grade, hand
tailored, rcadyto-wear clothing
manufactured by US has induced
some Inscriptions dealers to claim
to have and even advertise our
goods so for the protection Of the
public we wish to say that our only
authorized agents for this line for
Kennebec county is THE MESSER,
PERLEY Co., 238 Water ST., Al.
qusta, Me-, where a full line CT our
union made clothing with individu-
atty ard coats that keep their
shape will be found at all times.
KOHN BROTHERS,
Chicago, III.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05

| Mice Lizzie Hatsheim. 16 years old. is
aaod ot Appleton, Wis. after fast Of 10
DAYS undertaken. it is said to end her
lie from which all pleasure had been
ba nisbed by continuous i'll health since
| her birth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05

Judge IIenney. the Republican candi-
date. was elected mayor at Hartford, o.
Monday, over Ignatius A. Sullivan Dem,
ocrat) by a plurality of 557.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-05
Boston Apple Shipments.

Eoston. April 1.-The total apple
hipmen,s from this port'for the week
.nding April . were 1886 barrels
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
@emciniamcS 8ra6.

Cincinnati 8, 3. 0e6.-So
bonn I6eo0or M0Qmoun mo icinc
Strait gernbor6inc, cin bcto0tcsGbc.
pour, Wuroc bcllte ouf Dem ct, SO.
iepbS 3 6rieoboie Gcmciniom III Den
ShooB Ser Gr0c 9cbcttct. Gle 7G
Sabre olte Srou lit al Der Sun0en
cnt5iinbumg uno 5ilr QeSinficirun9
mar aorboliGirre ms SuuS 8cfom'
men. Ser St.jGbrige @rciS mollte
Iid) Elm ShnGppsden ein9iebcn mo
crgriff ans @ericben sic 6loide NIT
&orboli1rre mo peritorb inter gro.
Beu SfmerSen. &ieruuN5pan5i0
Stunoen botte man Scr Trol Den
700 ibres Pebensgefa6rtcn ge6cim
gebnIten, baum gillg eS obcr nidt
LANCER, uno Die aronfe erfldrte, Dob
tie MIN oltd) iterben mollc. Sic Der
ihieo benn altd i6on nod mcniGcn
Stunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
Cine Safe gclrst.

8oibingtou, 3. 9e5. - Sic
Soponer beobii6tigtcn, bie ruIiii6e
Office SG6tte in ser N06e Ser
Gescaoor SSnieIu oilf5ubalten. 3o5
StootS = 3eportement lit bon Oenl
amerifonii6en aoniulor : Qgenten
in Gbefoo benofriftigt lporoeu, ooB
oie Soponer sic Gescooor = SnieIn
bur6 5000 Gulis 6efeltigen loiiell.
@obri6einIi6 miro cine ~iapaniid)e
6lotte Iid BORT IN oen Siuterbolt Ie.
gen.
Ger ruIiiide @otifofter @rof Goi.
lini bat bent Stoots ; 9eportement
bentc einen formenen 9rief iiber-
reift, in tpeldem IN peri6leierten
@orten ooecgen proteItirt miro, bab
omerifonii6e @rmee- uno Slottens
Sffi5iere Die &eiultate Oes Srieges iii
elmer fir Hllblorlb lmgiinitigen SIR.
bllug offentIi6 bisfitiren. Sic 10.
miniitrotion bat ifon friiber einSer-
bot c%rIoiien unb miro iebt uidts
mebr tbltn. Gin ruliiider @ingriff
IN inferno onnerifoniid)e angeIe9en-
beiten piirbe boies @lut MAIDEN.
HuBlonO bat in Der aiidineff . nj.
foire iclber ooS 8orbiIo fir Die 9e.
bonblung folder gngelegenbeitcn &c,
Iiefert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
Starfc MarinesH efrntirnng.

G6ico9o, Sis, 3. Gc5. 49, 2ieu.
tenant 2ubp, Ser Gbcf 0es bieiigcn
Morine = &efrutirungS E 9iireHl5,
bot bon @oibington oie Ororc CT.
bolten, oie &efrutiru1lg in gr0Btenl
MobItab ST. bctrcibcn u1b orBer ocn
gepobnIidenMorin Hefruten aud,
m6gIidit pieI 3immerlcllte, Sei5er,
Sdmieoe, S6ifis6mcr, gnitreidcr
uno Moi6iniiten 81 belern. Snfolgc
oieier Srbre bot 2ieutcrout 2ltbp be
ihloIien, in me6reren St6oten Der
WitteIitoaten &efrutirungs h. 3peig.
@iireaus 81 eroffnerL pelhe Sen gan,
5en @inter iiber offen bIeiben iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
Seltene Winse oeridImnnSen.

Netus 0orf, 3. DECEMBER. - SSn
2onoon ipltroe fir einen omertfoni-
ifen Sommler Dor &ur5em Elm So
8oIoitiid oes StaoteS Georgia aus
Dem Sabre 1880 eritnnoen, uno Die
ieltene Wiin5e, BON Der an9eblid MIR
nod 0rei Gremplare eriItiren, lpitroe
ibm per grpreB 5ugeIonot, gls er
6oS Eadet %offnete, fono iidJ oieIfiin5e
nIid)t Dor, itno ole @rpreB.@ eIeqid)oft,
bel Der er iif beiblperte, peripieS i'm
on ooS 3oaomt, no bos Eodet an=
gebli6 geoffnet moroen iei. Collector
Stronabon meigerte iif inoeiieu, in
Der Sahe o%or5ugeben, na6oem feIt9e-
iteIlt lporoen mar, oaB in ben 0ii6ern
beS 3oaomts Ntifts bon Dem Rodet
permerft Itanb. Sn5luiifen lit in
9rooflpn elm Seitenitiid oes So.
@oIoitiideS oufgetnud)t oos man fir
Dos perlorene belt, oo bisber gtidts
bouon befonnt mar, bob bier Wiin5en
bieier glrt eriitiren uno Die beiben an
beren in feiten 51noen iino. @ie eS
beibt, mill ser engliife Ibienber flag.
bar fperoen, bo Der 8reis cine beoeii.
ienbe Summe lit, bradte ooh zines
Der orei Stiide, oaS in Nem.Yorf Dor
einigen Sobren perfauit fprroe, 1915.
Ger grooflpner, fpeld]er oieie UNI
itrittene Wiin5e gefauft batte, CAB lie
Dem 8erfGufer nieoer 5uriid, als er
bon ben ieltiamen GeriuideIunsen
borte. 9ieie Sbatiaden iuuroen ge'
iterit i'm 3oGanit befonnt gegeben,
bod tpoIlte man feinerlei 0oluen rien.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
WbisfeD.S rnit seluinnt.

q c pri 0orf, 3. 9e5. - Hidter
Goois tuies i'm Obergeriht Die &loge
Der ganfiers Morib un0 Gorl Grnit
ab, Deld)e Die @mericon Spirits
Wfg. 60. befonnt unter oer9e5eid.
rlune 8bisfep : Sruit 5iuingen moIl,
ten, iiber Die er5ielten grofite Hef.
nung ab5ulegen. Slayer be6oupte.
ten, Dab Die 8rpfite in Die 9oitell
bon 2euten sefleIien ieien, nelhe ga.
5u nidt beredtiat iuoren. Ser Sid
ter fam 81 Der lleber5eugunA boB
Die 8erpoltllng Der Gompognic cine
quite gelueicn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
Baltimore S~anpf.Iddet.Go
(QlIte HHb snprrldf Fae 8ai.aiuie.l

@nmpfer idbren tdalib, Sonniues ansaenor1'
men, bon Den Bat 2~ine~'Rters, yr. 1913,
ptebtrGttabe, $50 glbenoS brett mao OIo
96lHt Comfort, RorIuIf, BoriSmoutb iinb alien
Qpint Comfort nit e. & O.sGiienb1bu" rah
Rimmuno,. Nerbiuomng In Vorisutpuib nit BEN
rSCaboaro 9tr Cine" loIioep 8re bon .9ortS'
mouth nab gItlanta. Sn gtorfclf .Berbinontg
nit beg a%gltInntic Goat Cine. gtortoLt nno
Carolina, gtorfplf nth fiioltn, glorioIf nno
fpeitIib un6 rOI6 4ominton Zine" mao HCtp'
beIn, 8afbiugtou. R.'G,, nnb Rt9mono, 90.
Wubl5etteH mad europdit6ent RInne. orIii'
riBfe Raiiiten5immer, eIeftrtf6s BeIeudbtnng,
Eumpfbet5Mna Roiei fret. Neferoirte 8aliiten
Simrfer IN ben @ilet'8iirealr Der yVap 9tne"'
Nr. 32t, WeftsgdltimoresSird 9Ir. 500 uno
Rorb.G6nrIes etrdBe unb aIbauob's, GbdrIeSs
uHb 9eringtonsS trnbe.
SuhH ". GberiDpUb, q. 8rntun,
gicesRrdf. II. Sen. 'Wl1Hnger. eH.'8aiL sAgert
(3ei2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
@eItcrn NarDlano. Balm.
rrat an 2. pitpbsr 1904 In afat.

Erat aui 2. bitpber 1904 In aratt,
8lae b~erIafien Siuen.Stuttori, tute foint:
SngitdI.
a 80 Born. - Ghnea5ug, Sduptltnie, 9aaers'
loipn, MubneSboro, 81. & ~. B1bit un6 ben
SiibeH. tiro nusgenomnten SoHttngs w. B.'
gahn @bnmberSburg, W1rttnsbnre tiltb ABiH'
defer.
1t.2b abenos - gffont. mao linion.grioee.
Sdgttd, dusgenOniueH sonutnas.
liz Born. = Worf, y. & 3. 8tb. ii1h 9dnpt'
9inie 1itIi9 bon Gmorn'Srobe, Carlisle nno
sis Born. Uuy SauStiluie, Soserstoipn, gbtp.
petsburg, Greoerid, GnintittSbnra unb ~. &
%. Ra5n bis Clifton.
1912 8orm : aTiout. rn1 tinton'grtbae,
Uorf uno GETTYSBURG.
2.25 Nadm. - SHfon. rd6 grrorps@robe.
8.25 gncbm, - slfiou. mao GnlorbsBrobe. v. Il
s.. Tib.. fpuie Yot:.
900 Wddm-@TprSB ld6 8stHinfter, uutsn
Briboe, IIno odnn giior'. bis Sdgerstotnn;
fopie 5reoerid. @mmitiS5nrg unb GbippenSs
1875 SGaGnl. - GrDrsR uad gorf. caaopsr uus
WettpsDnrs. (Rarior6nr.1
$50 9adnt. - afion. nab gmorbs @robe.
6.i5 a6enos - gifum. mad Iinton'Brtbee.
500 qlben6S - Mfiom. mad gmorbsBrpbe.
RHr Gurntags.
$50 BORN. - Mfoui. mao tluion'Bribes lrb
Sander.
2. 90 edtnt. - Mffunt. mad ~untonsPribge.
100 glabut. - Nifonl. u16 GmorbsBrrpe.
. SdIt ntttt an Der qennfblouni1sAbe sSsatton.
Bitet uHo @endd' BfreIu. NIbaleb's. Ode
gbnrleSs urtb QeringtonsStrnte.
2iae 5c.ten an tlnions, 9eIirfbIbdrtdsNbe.',
Sutton rnb BdIbru1t' tRortb.gperue) Citation.
4. IN. 6op.a. o. o. u.
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GOmp6aftc EMANCIPATION.

8CHernIIieutenuut Gbuffee imlgirt ais
~@roBmaridolI Ger Snauguro.
ttonS.8araoe.
@aibington, 9. e, 3. Deg,
8cneralmajor @iIion, Der 8oriiBenoC
0e5 &nuIglrution3-G omite'8, p~erliert
feline 3cit, cr hat iid) bercits nit Gm-
iigtett an ieine Auiaobc geruabt, Die
inauguration OeS Frdii0entcn an 4.
R6r5 5lt einem 0eHfpiir0iQeu Stnlt.
ipiel 81 gcitalteu. 0cltc mor CT &C.
idGitig I'M 8ricg8- mo Wariuc.0c
pdrtcment. 3lerit mohte er Dem &c
uerolItobS.&b @enernIlieiiteuont
GboifCe, ieinc 9ltfportlmq unO bot
inn Oeu Eoiten Oes @roBmori6oIlS
bel Der SnouguwotionS. &oroOc an.
@cneroI Gbuifee uobm oo9 Nner6ietcn
oontbor an. un0 Die 8eibiilfe OcS cont
monOircnoen Generals Scr Nrlnce lit
olio geIid)crt.
Gam botte General @ilion lueI.
der 0eitcrn Nodmittag NIT ErGiiocnt
RooiepeIt &iidiprade biniittlid Der
Arrangements 9cbobt, Gonicrcn5cn
nit Dem WorincsS efrct0r Morton
uno Dem Iteaoertretcnoen &rie0Sicfrc-
tar Slipcr. @r 1tente an ScfrctGr
Morton ouS Griuden, Dob ciu 9utuil-
Ion Scr Warinc.Guocttcu bon g(nla-
polls 5ltr inauguration nod Moib-
in9ton commanoirt meroen nto0C mo
iurpic, 0oB ollie Wtatroien mo Mo-
rinetrllppcn, Die nidt mlumaGnglid)
dni Den Shiffen ooer IN 0cn Shiii8-
baub0fcn utlo an onoercu Hl0Bcu be-
n0tbigt miirocu cbenfoa9 bicrhcr
comman0irt meroen ioIlten. @eioe5
lpar0 BON Srn. Worton b]creitmiQiglt
Suacia9t. &ou General Olipcr CT
longtc er Elm GbnlideS &criprchcu.
Die Gazetteer Der WilitGr- Nfu0cmie
bon @eItpoint merocn 5llr &nou0llro.
tion bierber gebrodt meroen, INN in
Ger g%IGn5enocn Eorooc nit SIT mar
id)iren uno ollie Sruppen, bic IN oft.
lidcn @orniioucn Itotiontrt iino uno
5citmeiIig entbebrt lperoen f6nueIt,
fonmen qleidfnuS in sic @unoeS-
burptltaot.
@s miro mitbin h0dIt brilliant ln0
pomp6oit meroen. @te General NiI-
ion i'm @eiprGh nit pcridicoenen
boben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES crfldrte,
lit eS ieiu 8eitreben, Die Rooiepelt=
EMANCIPATION 70 prdftig unb cir-
OrildSpoIl 81 aeitoltelL OuB OoOlrd
oIc iriiberen &noigurotioncn III 6rn
S6otten gcitcllt mcrOcn.
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