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win Watch German Manoeuvres.

New York, Aug. 4.-Gen. William P.
Duvall, commanding general of the
department of the gulf, sailed today
for Germany to witness the report Of
the war department In Washington
upon the annual manoeuyres of the
German army, which viii take place
In September. General Duvall will re-
main abroad for nearly two months
and will sail honeward from Antwerp
on Sept. 29. While in Germany, Gem
eral Antwerp and General Barr, with
whom he will be associated, will be
considered the guests of Emperor
William.
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QUICK JUSTICE.
Brutal Hishwaymen in Oklahoma
One Killed, the Other Captured.

Eel Reno Okla, Aug. 4.-Two high
waymen held up and robbed Samuel
Roland and Miss Corrine Jones of Dali
las, Texas. at a railroad station near
EI Reno today; assaulted the woman
and were captured by posse from
here after pursuit in which an un-
identified man was killed
After the train on which the two
men attempted TO escape was SUR
rounded and during the search a.
stranger started to run. On refusing
to heed a call to stop he was shot
down. One OF the robbers shot at the
officers but missed them. The two
prisoners were Identified by Miss
Jones and Roland
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-08-04
Killed Her Lover.

New York, Aug. 4.-Because he had
refused to marry her, Marie Schabare,
"a 22-year- old Italian girl, shot and
probably mortally wounded Nicola
Terra. The young woman said that
Terra, though already married, had
promised to make her his wife. When
he refused to do so she said she de-
termined to kill him.
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Old Salem chautauqua Opens.

Petersburg, Ill, Aug. 4.-The annual
Chautauqua of the Old Salem assem-
bly, opened here today with large at
tendance and a highly interesting pro-
gramme. Mayor Edward F. Dunno of
Chicago win deliver an address on
municipal Ownership of Public Util-
tiles" next Sunday while William
Randolph Hearst will speak on Pub
lie Independence on August IL.
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Guest Of Irish Club.

London, Aug. 4William Jennings
Bryan will be the guest of the Irish
club Of this city at banquet given
in his honor this evening, A number
OF prominent members of the Irish
party in parliament and other distin-
guished Irishmen, will also be at the
banquet, It Is expected that Mr.. Bry-
an win deliver speech dealing with
the home rule question and other mat
ters Of special interest to the Irish.
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Defend Whites Memory.

London, Aug. 4.-Wiliam M. Chase,
the well-known American painter,
sailed today from New York. Before
his departure ne stated, that as soon
as possible after his arrival in New
York he would consult the leading
painters, sculptors and architects in
that city for the purpose of taking
some>public action in defence of Stan
ford White, who was murdered by
Thaw.
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Men Are Scarce.

Minneapolis, Aug. 4A bumper
crop in the northwest, and no men
to harvest IT, The farm labor situa-
tion in minnesota today is the worst
in the history Of the stale.
Fifteen thousand men are needed in
Minnesoa, Iowa and the two Dakotas
and about 1000 are available.
The wages offered by the farnegs
range from $1.75 to $S a day and
board, but the jobs so begging,
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MoReAN,s DEAL.
Has Arranged for the Consolidation Of
Two Roads.

New York, Aug. 4.--J. p. Morgan q
Co. announced today that they have
prepared a plan for consolidation Of
the Hooking Valley and the Kanwalaa
& Michigan Railway Co. and will act
as managers In carrying the plan into
effect.
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VAN SAINT FOR MARSHAL.
Ex- Governor to Be Chief Marshal at
the G. A. r. Encampment.

t1E~ ~ - tts EEiIaFTEPFFEGFtLs
Minneapolis, Aug .--Ex- Governor
Samuel r. Van SAINT has been appoint
ed chief marshal Of the big Grand
Army parade in Minneapolis on We'd
nesday, Aug. 15, by Commander in
Chief Tanner and word has been sent
from Washington announcing the ap-
pointment.
A long list of aides and division
marshals viii be appointed to assist
Governor Van SAINT in his work and
he viii have full charge of the forma-
tion Of the parade. following out the
orders already issued from the nation
al G. A. r. headquarters.
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PARLIAMENT ADJOURNED.
The British Solons Will Take vaca.
ton Till October.

London, Aug. 4.-Parliament today
adjourned till Oct. 23. The session of
the house of Lords was very brief, the
peers simply meeting to pass the ap-
preparation bill and receive the royal
assent to the bills passed before ad-
journment.
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Killed His Wife.

Butte, Mont. Aug. 4--Frank Har-
olt, miner. shot and killed his wife,
Mary, in boarding house, where she
was employed as a cook The man
made his escape, Harolt and his wife
had not been living together for
sometime Jealousy was the motive
for the crime.
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Bomb Killed Two.

Moscow, Aug A bomb was ex-
ploded in the Kasan railway station
today Two persons were killed.
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The Strikers.

ST. Petersburg. Aug. 4.-The num-
ber Of strikers in St. Petersburg this
evening was officially estimated at Co.
1856.
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LIBERATE PRISONERS.
Plan to Let the Political Prisoners Out
of Jail.

Warsaw, Aug. A plan to liberate
the political prisoners here was be-
trayed to the authorities today. Sew
eral civil servants and a policeman,
who We're implicated, have been ar
rested. A telegram from Libau says
that train robbers today between Lii
bau and Haffpot, stole $4,000 of gov
ernment money.
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STRIKE FAILED.

Leaders of Movement at Helsingfors
Were all Arrested.
Helsingfors, Finland Aug. 4.-The
strike of the employees of the street
railroads and the factories here is
over. All the leaders of the socialist
red guards have been arrested and the
organization has been broken up.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

Jackson, the valet. and in d couple Of
minutes the man appeared. He was Il
tall, hatchet-faced fellow, very neatly
dressed in black. He made little bow.
and then stood watching US in most
respectful attitude.
"A queer business this, Jackson. ."
said Addington Grey.
Yes, sir"
And what is yoW, opinion OF it?'
To be frank sir, / thought at first
that Mr. Ford he'd run away; bat now
1 don't know yylat 10 make of it.
And why should he run away?"
Il have no tdta, sir; but he seemed
TO me rather strange in his manner
yesterday"
Have you been with him long,
No, sir l was valet to Hon. John
Dorm. Lord Beverley's second soE. Mr..
Ford took me from Mr.. Dorm at the
time he rented the hall"
I see. And now, will you show
me your masters room. l shall see
you again later. Mr. Harbord. he con-
tinued. in the meanwhile l Will leave
my assistant with you
We sat and smoked in the secre-
tary's room. He was not much OF a
talker. consuming cigarette after Gig
arctic in silence. The winter dusk
had already fallen when the inspector
Joined US. and we retired to our rooms
10 prepare for dinner. I tried d word
with Grey upon the staircase but he
shook his head and walked on.
The meal dragged itself 10 IN end
somehow. and We left Ransom with
a second decanter OF port before him.
Grey slipped away again and I con-
soled myself with a book in the Il
brary until half-past ten, when !
walked OF 70 bed a servant was
switching of the light Ia the hau
when 1 mounted the great staircase
My room was in the DID wing at
She further side OF the picture gal
lery and ! had some diflculty in steer
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against the light ne carried. His back
was toward me, but ! could see that
his hand was shading the candle from
his eyes while he stared into the shad-
ows that CIung about the further end
OF the corridor.
Presently he began to move 70 y
ward.
The picture gallery and the body oG
the house lay behind me The cor
ridor In which he stood terminated in
a window, set deep into the stone OF
the old walls. The man walked slow
ly. throwing the light 10 right and
left His attitude was Of nervous ex-
pectation-that OF man who look
ed for something that he feared to see.
AZ the window he stopped staring
about him and listening. lie exam
ined the fasteuings, and then tried n
door on his right. It was locked
against him. As ne did so / caught
his profile against the light 1t was
Harbord, the secretary. From where
1 stood he was not more than forty
feet away. There was no possibility
OF a mistake
As he turned to come back I retreat
ed into my rooms, closing the door
The fellow was in a state Of great agi-
eation, and l could hear him muttering
to himself as he walked When he
had passed l peeped out 10 see him and
MS light dWindle. reach the corner by
the picture gallery. and fade into d
refiection-a darkness
l tock care 20 turn the key before I
got back into bed
l woke up al seven. and. huYryiEg on
my clothes, set of TO tell Grey all
about IL. ! took him 10 the place. and
together We examined the corridor.
There were only two rooms beyond
mine The one on the left was an nm
occupied bedroom; that on the night
was a large storeroom, the door Of
which was locked. The housekeeper
kept the key, We learned upon inquiry.
Whom had Harbord followed? The
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,ng my way through the dark corTi-
doris. The mystery that hung over
the house had shaken my nerves. and
7 remember that I started at every
orcak cf a board ana peered into the
shadows as l passed along, with
Heaven knows what ghostly expecta-
tions. / was glad enough to close my
door upon them and see the wood FIRE
blazing cheerfully in the open hearth.
/ woke with a start that Iefc me
sitting up in bed. with my heart
humping in my ribs like a pistOnrod.
l am not gene-ally light sleeper,
but THAI night, even while 7 snored,
my nerves were active. Some one had
tapped at my door-that was my i'm
preston.
I listened with the uncertain fear
that comes 10 the newly walked. Then
/ heard it again-on the wall near nay
head this time. a board creaked.
Some one was cropping his way down
the dark corridor without. Presently
he stopped, and a faint line of iIlum-
ination sprang out under my door. 1t
winked, and then grew stlll He had
lit a candle.
Assurance canlc with the streak of
light What was le doing, cropping in
the dark, if he had a candle with him?
/ crept over TO the door. opened it,
and started cautiously out.
About a score Of feet away q man
was standing-a striking figure
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lie stepped forward. and. kneelins
down, examined the nearest footprint
Mr.. Ford dressed for dinner" he
inquired, slancing up at the secre-
tary
Certainly, Why do you ask?"
Merely that he bad on heavy shoot
ing boots when he took this evening
stroll It Will be interesting 70 d!scov-
er what clothes he wore"
The Inspector walked UD 10 the wall.
moving parallel To the tracks iu +he
snow. With a sudden spring lie climbed
10 the top, and seated himself while he
stared about him. Then on MS hands
and knees he began to crawl fo~v.ard
along the coping. 1t was 4 quaint
spectacle. bet the eytraordi lary caro-
and vigilance of the little IRAN took
the farce out Of it,
Presently he stopped ans looked
down at US
please stay where you are he said
and disappeared on the ,.urtler g de.
Harbcrd offered ne a cigarette. and We
waited with due obedience Till the in
specJor's bullet head again b-oke the
horizon as he struggled back to his
position on the coping Of the wall.
He seemed in a very pleasant tenn
per when he Joined Us; but he said
nothing Of his discoveries, and I had
grown too wise to inquire. When We
reached the entrance nan he asked for
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problem was beyond me. As for In
spector Gre, he did not indulge in VeT-
bal speculations.
It was In the central haIl that we
encountered the secretary on his way
to the breakfast room. The man look
ed nervous and depressed; he nodded
To Us, and was passing on, when Grey
stopped him.
Good morning. MI Harbord." he
said. Can l have a word with yOu?"
Certainly, inspector. What is it2'.
4 have a favor 20 ask. Ny assist
ant and myself have our hands full
here. II necessary, could you help US
by running UP to London, and"
For the day?" he interrupted.
NO. It may be an affair Of three or
four days"
Then 1 must refuse. pn sorry,
but"
Don't apologize, MIR. Harbord." said
the little man cneerfully Il shall
have to find some one eIse-that is
all"
We walked into the breakfast-room.
and a few minutes later Ransom APP
peared with a great bundle Of letters
and kilograms in his nanG. He said
not word 10 any of Us. but dropped
into a chair, tearing open the envel-
opes ard glancing at their contents.
HIS face grew darker as he read, and
once he thumped his hand upon the
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We were in a hurry, inspector" E"
said the secretary. meekly I'VE didn't
think about it
We walked forward following the
broad tran until We came to a circu-
lar patch OF trodden snow. Evident
~ the searchers had stopped and stood
talking together. on the farther side
saw the footprints OF a man plainly
defined. There were some haIf-dozen
clear Impressions. and they ended at
the base Of the old wall. which was
some six feet in height.
Il am glad 20 see that you and your
friends have left me something. Mr..
said the inspector.
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO.

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SerWiCio de Cahotaie.

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l de atmpa New York.
d ali 81 asofcinas
a i aIda
a ] has pore1 MFyelcsC
e Octne %
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-02

xt8et al en- Wanb. bpis Napn man
antaser par Gus Smanion, bleu funoet
peb @reat Nortbern>Banen to Wtil peH
for Solwap Bespnoelien af benne i1se
eqer @lutninsen al fife. Otter buat
Der oplpies fra Bemibli par bans Qeseme
belt to ouer Brplten, % bans Ben pa,
atifaarne ueo Rneerne. 9ans Nauu
ilutteoe man Zig til af Bapirer, iom pa,
I bans 2omuer. Sfslse famine Bapire,
baube ban arbeibet paa Settion SO pei
@bur@'s Terrp, q. s., itior. San
baube o9faa en- 9ospitalsbillet @us.
Smarions Napn upftebt al ct. MarYs
6osp.taI Dulutb % sielbenbe Tor b
fbrite iets Wfaaneber bette Mar. 90
man lite tlenbte bans 6ieu euer Slest=
hinge, ian1leDe man iamuen 5tptterne
os be9rou benz for &ountiets Regning
J Bottemaserens Mger.4
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&binoe ittDebrGnDt.

Chicago 30te Sult. 2iget at Mrs.
@rnsitine gois, 4s Mar 9an,uel. bleu
funbet frettelis torbrenbt &utnerne
al benbes 6iem / norbuefre Del af Bp.
en- tiblist isaarmorses. @a9ens Omz.
1tenbi9beber bar lebet politiet til at ar=
refere benbes Manb. Sobn :. gois, os
ban boloes / Gorpar, mems man afuens
ter @eiultatet af 2isipnsiurpeus unbers
ipgelier.
Gn l1nberioselie af Xiset pife Is.
imaa 9asl benbes xeseme ner Mys<
benet.
&e9emet bleu fuubet / @omnertiettes
net, og Naboer fortalte Bolitiet, at.
naar Slben brsb uo, lebte Iols alle.
Dsle at 5uiet, for ban benlebebe Op.
mertiombeben paa ubbpgnsnsen, bpor
Sloen opitob fprlt.
Det beoer o9laa, at 06is torftrebe,
at bans $ouitru lite uer blemme, og at
Der lite par nosen Tare for benoe. gfas
boer fortalte Yoltttet, at Q@gteparret
ofte baube trettet ansaaenoe geuselas
Qer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-02

gn 6enbelie, iom ttte tnbtreffer ofte
= formobentli9 par bet lite ferite Sang
- inbtraf fife use. Der bleu fpbt ct
Barn Slapertet | Stilmater. Det
par en- liben YiQe. ifert % friit men
laeo ben Femue 6iftorie bansenbe oper
fig, at benbes Mober er Slaperi anz
t!aset forat bape mprbet tire al fine
Steobern yiorb minneapolis Otto>
Der i1ite 9sft.
9eieren ptl erinbre bet beIe, naar ban
bsrer Naunet, Mrs. Stella Brennan.
6nn par alene bjen1me meo Bprnene on,
Netteu, oa benbes Manb par paa Mr=
beibe. Gaboer bprte bence os Bernene
iynge os ipiQe til lenst 1o paa Scat.
Wen efterat Tamilien par saaet ti!ieass.
itpb Mrs. Brennan op. patteoe en- at
@tFterne % iasoe, Der bapbe ueret en-
Epo puiet, % bun piloe beue @utten
til at ie ub siennem Winbuet torat op:
oaae Enuen noget @teb, % linens ban
eiesbe bette, bleu Der ffubt paa @utten,
men ban blep lite orebt, % ba ban
uenote fig om, iaa ban, at Stehmobereu
bolot en- 8iifol. Gre af Bernene par
brabie. Sun ifipb o9iaa paa fig ielp,
met bun Tom fig isien. 5un paaftob
belle Gioen, at bun par nFplbis, al
Sfnbninsen bleu 9iort al en- freumeo,
og bette fa1tbplber bun enbnu.
Sum bar ielp CONNER lpet lit Bars
netel os ~Barnets Daabstiole. flyer
Witneapolis Ertbune. Dun renter, at
Garae. Tan faa uare pos benbe np9le
Maaneoer, os ienere piI benbes Mober
ta9e.bet, inotil Mrs. Brennan toumer
ub of @5lauertet. O9 bette tror bun pil
ffe mart, ibet BUN mener, at benbes
0enner utrfer berfor. Wien bun er
bomt for 2ipsttb, o9 bet nepnte Blab
nepnsr lite noeet ON, at ber gipres nos
get for, at ,@trahett6en Tan bliue fors
torte*.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-02

@n ferli9 rprenoe !6ii1orie ON @pno
% bsns iprsslige Tpl9er bleu fortalt i
ct Deg6lao Fife @pnbas. @n Aybeibss
maubs 6uitrui Smitbs Gambling, SEEM
Serlep, Lab fig beoaare at en- uns ln,ut
StaIisl.er, fom opmuntreoe benee til at
fpste neb fig uuber 2efte om tbel Iptfe,
ltse Dase for benbe og benbes Bern,
ON BUN eun pilbe fpl9e meb ban,.
Sun fulgte meb bau. Dette par /
9fouen.ber. De ilos fig ueo Pbtlabels
pbia. Der par fire Bern, bet elbffe
Is M:r. Senere tom oer ct til, iom
nu er fire Waaneber.
Det att ttlipnelabenoe soot en- Stunp,
men bst bIep lite lense, fer Stalteneren
bIeD tiso af bet bele. San toritob lite,
buorfor ban ftulbe treue for en- anben
Dtanbs Tamilie. San flos os ipartebe
baabe Mober % Bprn. IiIfit for.
ipanbt gan.
Suu % Npb inbfanot fig, % Npben
bleu fsbie ifprre, oa Moberen lite 9obt
tnnbe flase fig for fine Sle9tninse el>
Ter fin tiblisere 2@stefaue, % bun baD.
be for u,esen Selptolelie til at bebe
tremu,eDe ON pielp.
De faa Mabimuler, bun bapbe, GAP
bun Bssneue, % enbitisnt bun ielp blep
Blot >Stinb % Ben tilIut, fortlarebe
bun for Bernene, at bun baube Merpe=
feber, os ba itulbe man lite ipiie.
Eilitbf oebe bun M for no9Ie Da9e
fpen af bare @ult, uben at nogen pibtte
ON bet, .os Bgrnene par osiaa teu,melis
ubbungnebe.
s Runn1et unber ben 2eiIigbes, bDor
TamiIien boebe, par en- .6anbel neo
ysabparir, % 8prnene maatte saa glen,
mem 8ltiten, naar be git ub eller inb.
men Weaben, iom eiebe 6orretningen,
lnibne intet ON Iilitanben ouenpaa.
9an srhb, naar ban 1T bsre, buab Der
par bentt.
Snbbpbelier til 8rpaupper trpttes !
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-02

Haas, men ban maa toriuare, buao Der
.er bans. Der Tan lite pare nogen
boiere 2ou enb en- Manbs Torluar for
s6uitru % Bprn, mener ban. vEborns
apple Dam er min Dam, % ingen pob
|af Wiuionerer Fan faa mig til at for'
laoe, 6uao nit er, faa be tan febe pat
1T Esmmer % ftoen le ab mig. 81
Tan taa TT Epmmer, naar be betalet
mig"
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gpgt Sem for aotarrbz@alber, ion
tlf0eDoIDer @DiflDID.

inloit9noigt poelGgge bet bes Spe1n naor BET faar
trRnge inb giennent Slinbtnberre. Gaabanne Nrtif=
Ter brbe aorg brnge5 utbtagen efter spritrift fra
nnrrs enb Be gobe @rfninger ipn Sc lnugpis maafie
gaDe Halls Catarrh Cure tilberebt al S. s. gbeuep
s. Co., SD1ebo o., inbebolber intet &ptIglp ID bruat
ipn1 bpprtes Mebici, Dirfer ben birefte pa glpbet
Dg @lmbiuberne Naar 9e fipber Hall's Catarrh
Cure faa pnr Itfer poa at faa ben ngte Sen bruges
ipr1 inbpDrtes Msebic1n pg tlprfes $olebp O af e
s. Gbeuep q Gp. Yibnesbprh frtt. S,
Gaaes bos spDtbefere Tris 7E Gla7fen
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-08-02

Det politiife uueir, lom truebe Rus=
Lamb for omtrent en- uae l1oen, er mibs
lertibist saaet torbi. De mango uroltse
Glementer / Natipnen ipnes at torFaa,
at Der u'aa Ell, lanet fulbfomnere Orsa>
ntiation til, fpr be Fan uorette noaet
tn1oo gegieriuseu, iom eabnu bar Mr=
meen paa fin Sioe.
Reiieren % Resierinsen bar beiluttet
at tnuie meo en- iterf Mru1 alt, ion1 iet=
ter fig op imoo bet beftaaenpe, os bette
fan qaa an, iaaIense Mrmeen forbliper
Resjerinsen tro, os laalense Der lite er
nogen iamlet % organileret Heisuins
blanDt Benberne og Mrbeibst!aslen.
9pab Der bielper .Resieriuseu er oenB
Mast til 1t nnbertrptte Muiierne og
anbre Miblsr til at iprebe Npheber.
Sm Der Der % ber opRaar nareier +.
Mrmeen euer blanot ben mlsfornpiebe
Befoltning, iaa bliuer gfterretninserne
oerom biubreoe, iaa man paa anbre
Steber lite taar reoe berpaa, % Op>
r9rsaanoen finber tn9en Stette eQer
Steering / benz.
Ser pcr ct aluorlt9t l1obrub i@pelfi>
Ne9imentet poltaua fife 9pnbag, men
bet blep fDalt, efterat here @olbater uar
blepen orebte % mango laareoe. Det
foraariageoes oerpeb, at en- friptuig
@olbat blep feet laursn me6 nosle
andre @olcater ct Stur, bport Jepos
lutioniferne bar pleiet al bolbe Wpber.
Den frtuiQ,ge blep arreiteret, % bette
Qioroe, at en- BEL Battalion al Militeret
leoiaset al en- ifor SOB andre Tolt Be-
gpnbte at parabere @aberne tiltrobs
for be militere Wfpnbisbeoer. Solba.
terne git ben til Mrtiueri. Baratterne,
buor be tog flere @euerer os mar9ereoe
n1eo Dem til Senellet, buor be politiife
sanger er inbeiperrebe.
0fu bleD Neren al Boltapaz @arniio-
nen ubtalbt. De Iopale Eropper fprebe
paa benz, Der baube sjort Mptteri, mems
bisie bolbt paa at riue Teneielsporten
neb.
Tormobentlig begpnote l1greien 2prs
bag Aften, % bet heber, at nroliebebers
ne bleu ttte tpalte fsr SCI. @pnbaq
Morseu.
Benoerne % be forifieuise anbre uro> I
lige @lementer foripger nu at faa en-
famlet Organization tifano, tor be refer
fig. De tror. be Tan bliue ferbige paas
en- Maaneb.
Sra ct. Betersbur9 blep mebbelt-
Eirsoa9, at Der er bleuen anIaet retslia:
Torfelsntns mob be Meblemmer afs
l1nDerbuiet, fom uuberfrep Wibora.
Ntanifeitet. Mntlogen mob benz e, at Be
bar is9t at omftpbe &eaisrlnaen, bpiltetz.
prattif er pbiforraberi.
Sra 6eifiusfors 6inlanb bIeu mebs
belt iamme Dag, at enbel af @arniio.
aen ! Speaborg siorre Myttere Man>
bassatten, % at ber opiiob en- lang
Ramp meQeu ben. % be Gropper, ION
forbleu tro, % at, uroftifterne ieirebe. /
Det beber, at Der nar 500 til 600 b1bsss
% iaarebe efter Slaget, % ct Snbbpg,
gsrne 6elftngfors e ifretiasne.
Rrigsifibe bombarberer NJ 6eitniasens
Sueabors, beD pet.