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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04
Durham to Have Paid Firemen.

Durham, Special.-Final prepare
tons we're made by the board We'd
nesday night for the paid and par
tally paid fire department, when a
combination hose and chemical wa
gon and another 1000 feet of hose
we're ordere. The orders we're sent off
Wednesday. This made a total of
$500 feet of hose ordered since the
beginning of the new year. The new
paid fremen will go on duty on Mon
day Four at each. station and seven
runners to a company, who will be
partially paid.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04
Cotton Gin is Burned.

Spencer, Special.-A cotton gin be-
longing to K1uttz and Linn, near
Spencer, was destroyed by fire short
ly before daylight Tuesday morning,
entailirg a loss Of $4,000, with no
insurance. The owners believe the
fire to have been Of incendiary origin
as the plant has not been operated
for ten days. There is evidence that
night riders have gotten in their
work In Rowan county.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04
Recention to legislators.

Raleigh, Specialize formal re-
ception by Governor and Mrs. Kitch-
in to the members of the General
Assembly was held Tuesday night
under especially pleasing auspices,
hundreds of people of Raleigh, who
have paid their respects to Governor
and Mrs. Kitchin since the Inaugural
ton being among the invited guests.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04
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cloak of banter or as a means to
start a round of laughter, which
stings. I often wish 1 was back in
my Western home. We might not
have been what you call smart there.
but at least we were sincere and an
p~reciative." Every hostess in New
York society knows how this young
woman feels. 1t is the experience of
all women who take trouble to nlease
their guests. Our society has been
satiated with good things, and indif-
ference is the natural resuIt.-NeW
York Press.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04
An Agricultural Train.

Winston-Salem, Specialize
Southern agricultural train in charge
of Industrial Agent M. V. Richards,
made a trip to Mount Airy Tuesday,
stopping at intermediate points.
Speeches were made by W. N. HUT,
horticulturist; Franklin Sherman, en-
tomologist; T. B. Parker, demonstra-
tor; w. A. Petrie; tobacco expert.
Fairly good crowds of farmers heard
the speeches and seemed much inter-
ested in the suggestions.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04
Twenty Pound BABY.

Wadesboro, ~Special.-Wadesboro
has the biggest baby yet reported in
the State. This baby is the child Of
Walter Little and wife, well known
colored people living here and weigh
ed 20 pounds when born last Mon
day. The child is apparently doing
we'll. The parents are the produest
couple in the town.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04
May Have Been. After Bank.

Loulsburg, Special.-Three or four
men, two of them on horseback,
eSne into town early Wednesday
morning, the two on horseback rid
ing up Immediately in front of the
mayors Office just as a policeman
WI WAS about to report at 1 O'Clock.
Inc policeman stood at the top of
Inc steps and called to the men, who
refused to answer. He spoke TO
'hena again and upon their again de-
Ginning to reply, fred two shots. The
entire band disappeared.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04

$4,000 by selling apparel which her
royal mistress had discarded. Her
preference, as to customers, was for
Americans, and one condition she i'm
posed on the purchasers was that
nothing they bought should be worn
in Italy. But-a woman from Buffalo
disregarded the pledge and Adele was
found out.-New York Tribune.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04

Ell ~ 81 L- MEE E -EE ~.
By Enen: To amend the pension
law so as to provide semi-annual pay
ments.
By Mitchell: Resolution provid-
ing that no further bills be introduc-
ed in the House after II O'Clock
Tuesday, March End, except by un-
animous consent.
By Underwood: Joint resolution
relating to pages of the House.
By Underwood: To regulate the
writing of deeds.
By Stubs: To call a convention of
the people of North Carolina to re-
wise and amend the Constitution.
Nh. Dowd, chairman of the Com
mittee OF Finance, when the special
order, the Revenue bill, arrived, stat
ed that he would not ask that the
House go into a committee of the
whole, but that the House consider
the bill In regular session, so that it
debate became too prolonged the pre-
vlous question could be called.
The many phases with amend
ments, etc., were considered and yot-
ed upon. II ~
The bill creating a Daniel Boon
Association passed its final reading.
"A number of bills were considered
and passed involving local interest
anly.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04
Footmen Wait on Dogs at Table.

It was supposed by many unin-
formed persons that the height of
feminine idolatry for dogs had been
reached when dog cemeteries, dog
clothing and jeweled dog collars of
great value appeared. But all these
fads, ridiculous as they may seem,
are as nothing to the spectacle of en-
throned ~quadrupeds seen nowadays
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04
YOUNGEST Professor.

Miss Anna Pritchett, of Louisville,
KY, has just been appointed to the
chair of economics at Wellesley Col
lege. She has just passed her TWEEN
ty-1fth birthday and is the youngest
member of the Wellesley faculty.
New York Sun.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04

Rummage Pickles.-f you are still a little short of rel
ishes, gather up all the leftoYers from garden or storeroom
and make this very excellent pickle: Allow to two quarts
green tomatoes one quart ripe tomatoes, one bunch celery,
three large onions, one small cabbage, three green peppers,
three red peppers and one large ripe cucumber. Put all
through the meat chopper, add one cupful salt and let stand
over night. In the morning drain, then add two quarts of
vinegar, two pounds brown sugar, one tablespoonful pepper
and cook an hour on the back of the stove.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04
Dunn Lawyer Killed by Train.

Dunn, Special.-On Broad street
crossing at 7:30 Saturday freight
trains, shifting and backing, al over
Hon. W. A. Stewart, a prominent at
toTney, crushing him to pieces.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04
Foreign Affairs.


iured in a theatre fire panic in lula
Russia, on last Monday.
The gangway between wharf and
ship slipped on Wednesday, at Ham.
burg, and about 81 men were precip.
itated into icy water, from which
ten lives were lost.
According to decision of the high
er Federal Court of Venezuela, Cipri
ano Castro is formally declared de
posed of the presidency of that ma,
ton.
Francisco de Barre, the new Am
bassador from Mexico, has arrived
in Washington and expresses thu
great interest of President Diaz anC
the Mexican people in Presiden
Roosevelt's conservation movement.
The Argentine steamer Presidente
Roca caught fire according to re
ports a few days ago, and the crew
and 200 passengers persisted.
At Rio Bambo in Ecuador, by the
removal of a rail a passenger trair
was thrown 100 feet down a preci
pice and 25 persons were killed anC
40 wounded last Wednesday.
A late cablegram says that thu
French tariff commission has re
stored the old schedule on oils ex
cept that of cotton seed. which il
10 be 25 francs per 100 kilos.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04

The Senate spent nearly two more
hours Monday discussing the Ormond
solicitors salary bill that had pass
ed second reading Saturday and come
over On objection to final reading,
and then voted it through the final
reading, 20 to IL, only to have the
bill knocked out" in the afternoon
by the House Judiciary committee by
an almost unanimous unfavorable
report without minority report to
give it. standing on the House calen-
dar, so that it goes to the House
graveyard" or "do not pass" bills.
It's ~pigeonhole will be alongside of
that in which the original House bill
on solicitors salaries reposes that
was defeated in the House two weeks
ago.
The Senate passed the Nimocks
bill, to authorize counties to levy
special tax of 2 cents on property
and g cents on poll for supplement
tary pensions on second reading.
Another very important measure
to pass the Senate was the Pharr
resolution to direct the Corporation
commission to levy such freight rates
per ton per mile in North Carolina
from Carolina ports inland as will
c%0unteract discriminatory long haul
rates from ports of other States to
the same inland towns.
A joint resolution was introduced
by Elliott and put through its inn
mediate passage that no bills be in
troduced after Wednesday. This
was sent to the House Cor concur
renee.
The House devoted nearly the
whole day to discussing a bill from
the Senate to better enforce the game
laws in Beaufort and Currituck coun-
ties by relieving these counties of
relation with the Audubon Society,
the counties to collect their own fees
for hunting, half to benefit the school
fund. Finally the bill passed with
ffty-odd counties added, the Audu-
bon Society coming in for severe crit
lcism as autocratic and ineffective.
Representative Page, of the House,
appeared before the committee ask
ing for n dollar and a half in
stead of one dollar a day for the
boys that scurry about the floor of
the House and keep the microbes of
the carpet in the atmosphere, also
their actual transportation expenses
to and from home. The committee
yielded gracefully.
The House and Senate committees
voted separately on the proposition
for a constitutional convention, the
former against it by 7 to 3, the lat
ter in favor 8 to 2. Representative
Koonce gave notice Of a minority re-
port
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04
Bad Manners and Boredom Tire Her.

Bad Manners And Boredom Tire Her.
One young woman who came a
bride from q Western city less than
a year ago, and who since then has
occupied a fairly good place in society
here, threatens to withdraw from all
social activity because Of the common
lack OF appreciation. 81 came here
just bubb1ing over with enthusiasm"
she said, but I've lost my respect
for New York society. I've spared
no expense or trouble in entertaining,
and what has come out of it all? I
ask a score of so called friends to
dinner. They eat revenously as a
rule, just as if they come only to be
fed. The little civilties, the unfail-
ing graciousness, to which I was used
at home, are missing here. It's all
cut-and-dried, and the calls or little
notes of thanks 1 receive are all ster-
eotyped. 1 give a cotillion, and my
favors are forgotten on the seats.
I've even seen the servants picking
them up from the floor and carrying
them off. What is one to do with a
spirit like that? l plan decorations
for a week. and there's never a COM
pliment. Everything is taken for
granted. II there's any comment at
all, it's criticism, made under the
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04
Washington News Notes.

Marcellus Thomas, a Negro, con.
victed of killing two men In Texa:
appealed to the Supreme court Of
the United States to interfere with
his death penalty on the groune
that the grand jury that indicted hin
contained NO man of his own race
He lost his case.
The conservation congress in Wash.
ington City which represented thu
United States, Canada and Mexico
concluded its work on Tuesday after
finishing an elaborate report and dec,
laration of principles.
The name Of Jefferson Davis la.
been ordered replaced on the arch Of
Cabin John Bridge, whence it wa.
chisled out when everybody was mad
In 1862. This stone bridge is sever
miles from Washington and Jeffer
son Davis was Secretary of Wa
when it was built.
A pension of $50 per month for the
widow of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee wa.
made a part of the omnibus pension
bill passed by the q. S. Senate or
Tuesday.
Captain Hutchins has given VI
command of the battleship Kersargt
on account of serious illness.
Judge George Gray has been select
ed as one of the judges to arbitratt
the fisheries dispute at The Hague.
The Senate passed the bill Wed
nesday to allow the reinstatement o.
discharged negro soldiers of tn,
TWenty-frst Infantry.
The House Wednesday refused tt
inquire into the letter of Secretary
Bacon to Panama, diselaiming The
charges Of Representative Henry T
Rainey.
President Roosevelt an family at
tended on Wednesday, the burial il
New York, of the Presidents nephew
Stewart Douglas Robinson, who wa!
killed by falling out Of a window il
Harvard college.
Miss Frances Caspad, who obtain
ed over 100000 in Baltimore anC
Washington, was adjudged insan,
and will be sent to an asylum.
Attorney Stuart Mcnamara ha'
been chosen to assist the Government
in the prosecution of the Panam,
libel cases.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-03-04

The following are among the new
Senate bills Saturday.
Dockery: To call a constitutional
Amendments.
By Nimocks: For the prevention
of the spread of disease. Public
Health.
By Nimocks: To amend the school
law and provide for a six months
term. Education.
By Spence: To require all white
iepileptics of the State to be cared
for at the State Hospital for the in
sane at Raleigh. Calendar.
By Means: A joint resolution pro-
viding for the election of trustees of
the University of North Carolina.
The resolution provided for a joint
meeting of the Senate and House at
II O'Clock to elect the trustees. The
resolution was placed on its imme-
date passage.
The following bills are among
those that passed their final reading
S. B. To authorize. the merger of
railroads to be organized in Ashe and
Allegheny counties with the Virginia
Carolina Southern Railway.
H. B. To authorize the issue of
State bonds to pay off the present
State debt, the present bonds falling
due July 10, 1910.
The following were among those
introduced and referred to the ap-
pronr;oto oo~uiftan in tho HouSn
Saturday:
By Cox of Wake: for relief of
the night Waterman of the Capitol,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05
a g $50

Ia de mucha utilidad, no solo para
loa Abozadog, Cortes Judiciales, Ayun-
amientos. Corporaciones y emp'eadss
3 todos los ramos, sino tambiSn para
loa comerciantos, indugtrisles y perSo-
qss de negocios. el conocimiento de las
r,eees de PGhEto Rico aprobsdas por
fas Gamaras v ri Consojo Executive en-
! na~ado ai1o de 1907.
e. venden & 81 f0 sr Ia Tdh~evfa Eel
Bolssfn EsreaaxM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05
LITOGRAFIADO Y DE vENTA EN- FL
BOletin MerCantil
de A. Lynn Hijos dc Perez Ior,,
(ILbre de gastos de envio)

uccynoe ,,E prERTO RICO en- cores tamano grande
CODGO en- coores, grande, III
de orla nrtatiea
g. 70 o'~
CINE MAMA, DANA arrgada Argulnzon T. 0S
LA NARIPOSA piano. Gnzlo de j. Ndnez,
LAs DOS PAoMAs' cnana para Gonzao Dc
0N
.A10 I,E IA ApITAy 99ntrrnos* ez eoIores T.
GROs FEIICITACION para Ano Nuevo 25 ejempars o7s
soRPREsA PARA Ell Ola D INoeENTEs en- e00 tS"@n0 oo
deca ejempars. Ua
T ARTETAs PARA AEO NUEvO propas para
tados Unidos, od
lMApAS La en- dolores, IL K s pugadas T. o0s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05

Aver 4 las dos de la tarde, eI ndividuo
.Gregorio Vazquez, vccino de- Santurcc,
fIIe arrolladc por ell carro electrico nii-
nero :, EN- la parads IL. resultando con
una herida grave en- la cahcza. fue assist
-ros ingreso en- Fl hospital Esia tar
de continuaba bastante grave
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05
NOTlCQAS

lila sido arrestada en Ponce, Elisa
Crespo, por expender biIletcs oie ia To-
tcria de Santo Domingo.
Aver fueron detendos por Ia poli-
ella, Ana Cintr6n por hurto, Juan
Alonsp, por abuse de confianza.
~
Aver fue sorprendida .n Caelias. una
jlgada Il 10 prohibido, en- la casa do.
Scrgia Rosa, arrestandose cineo indi.
viduos.
Don Bartolomf Pieiro. ha donado n.
solar on el barrio Gurabo Arriba. del
termino municipal De .Iuncos, para cons
trinr en II una escueia rlisul de $50
dollars.
lla sl,io aceptada la renunria preseal
tada por el director cscolar dc ITtlra
do, don A. de .Jesiis Lopez, quien fu6.
nombrado rccientementc Alcalde dc
aqllclla mnnicipalidad.
Han sido nombrados para cuhrir las
vacamteS cNistentes on In .plnta eSco--
l'r de Naguabo, don Juan Bux6 Geo.
$40 y ON al de Salinas don Jose r. Tos-
te.
FL Departamento de Instruction ha
decididO qle la terminaci6n del cur.
10 de verano haya nm examen para Ia
obtenci6n de la licencia de Inaestr.
graduado.
Sc les ha concedido permiso il los
macstros de Adjuntas para que pslsca1
I'M dia en- Ponce yisitando las esclue.
las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05
Sc VENDE

En- ei poblado de Hucares Jurisdiction de Naguaoo un
predo de terreno app6so para soares que mice
de cuadrados venaosamente suado en-
la cae de Espana del cual recibe saludabes
brisas
hlanse encavadas tres casas de made
techadas ero gavanzado adecuadas para viven
da otra para estabecmento mecant la oa peonae
algbe de mamposterfa
Quien interese la adauisic6n de dchas hncas puedt
dirigirsesa
Sucrs. dc N. LOmba Co.
San Juan, PR
Salud, fuerza. negociOs
Tome siempre vino CERECEDo.
Negocios ,fuerza, salud
Tome siempre Champagne MoNTEBELLo.
Digesti6n, buen apetito v fortuna
Tome siempre iUA lNsALUs
Nj medicOs nj bOticas
Tome tOdas hOras cerveZa CARLsBERG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05


espahoa inelcsa de4ea colocaci0n .r
San Juan Sc solicita cons spondeneia.
Bertha Wiley y Woodruff, 3,enue.
Flathu~h. tv }rt 4 a. dc A
EIa sido aprohado Cd contrao eeicbra.
do por la junta eScolsr de Ilunac;D4.
con ei maestro Pedro Monge
Ham sido nombradas maestras pa-
ra las e&cuelas de Mayaeuez. las se.
noritas Candida Rosa del Toro De-
Seada Lluch.
Aver a las seis media, descar1i
10 el tren de Vald@s. corca De Catano.
Nos lnforman que no ocurrieron des-
gTacias personales, pero que hubo un
gran retraso con motive del aeeidcnta
ferroviario.
Esta maliana el juez municipal com
demo a tres amos de carcc Il Julio lieu-
riquez, convicto de cuatro denlns4ia.
por hurto.
Henriq'rez IS I'M joyen De rmos vein
te amos, y muy aprovochado EN- el an
te de los timo.
III Ayuntamiento d. csta omdad h.
ne Ell proyecto dc dedicaf el hospital
municipal a dep6sito dc presos.
Esta Mariana conferenciaron CON q
Comisionado del interior los seilod'es
iIaatzell PARA Cap6, dc Ponce
Francisco Alvarez IS M jovencito dc
! ) amos de edad, el cual. hasta el presel,-
te. hahia Observable buena c0nducta
IIare algunos dia> que al professor s.
nor Miguel Pou Armstrong. de Ponce.
le suStrajeron s dollars del cajon de- su
, e>critorio. Situaio en- la eseuela Pu-
jals EN- Ia calc Isabel
Como recaian SospechaS contra Il re-
Ierido jovcn. In policia procedi6 Il 81,
arrcstO Y encontrdndolo culpable Ia Cor
BE- De Distrito 10 conden0 4 cumplir dos
m,=s.S de c;irccl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05
pOR CARLOS DICKRN

Vovi casa tranqula aquca vista habia dIsm'nu
10 a e..sto III ii, tac4 tIue DC Eva So. RI he
ms ~aazla e.tah. tIas soaee4 a. D. voverlA
e~taha ea.aeltda. rar d meno ~entia aIalmosa
Vi ueear ml g1saf astaba "a de yueta : le u - la
junto la eensana .ali5 n encuentro o aifalr
dome fijamente
Has llorado
Is ,efdad. querido tutor, pobre Eva. tan Is
graciada, esta tan triste por....
Va Dig mas pero apoyada 81 brazp dc sill"n VI
lu. conprcnda la nrada que drig la sa dasocupa la
que haba entire los dos.
Use ha casado acaso?
Referle cuano saba dicendole que prmeras pail
bras habian para preguntar el primo John perdo
maria
No 10 ijo-bendita ella Ricardo
iPobre Eva Pobre Ricardo
De>1ufs de algunos de silencio. mi tutor
caf6 srsp-anco:
La casa ligIbre va perCliendo de cada dal
En- ella esia la duena,-contestele media
eounovda por que dijera aqueilas palabra
y ssra todo 10 possible para que la dcha de-
saui-afadi timidez-
vi tutor rj6 mi paternal mrada. tonome u
: diio
: 10 logrars queTida Ester sin embargo Ia Casa Ia
g,lss - ua:die1do de eada dia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05

lila sido arrestada gu Ponce, Els-s
Crespo, por expender biIletcs de Ia To-
tcria de Santo Domingo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05

Aver fueron detenidos por IA poli-
ella. Ana Cintr6n por hurto, Juan
Alonso, por abuse de confianza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05

Sc les ha concedido permso i To-,
macstros de Adjuntas para que pascat
I'm dia en- Ponce yisitando las escln.-
las.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05

Aver fue sorprcndida cn Caeuas una
jilgada Il 10 prohibido, en- la casa do
Scrgia Rosa, arrestandose cinco ind.
viduos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-28
Cine fnappe OPettuna.

gBie 8ert 9. 2ean, bon Gbenp,
@aiby Dor einem idredliden go0e
betuabrt ipuroe, miro Die @elt er-
itaunen. @r i6reibt: Cine i6luere
grfdltltng brahte elm 2ungenleioell
berpor, oaB erfabrene Ner5te IN Ser
legenbeit brahte. Sd beaablte Ell
mem 2ungen-Spe5ialiiten in Spo-
fane $10-$15 fir ieben @eind,
ood fonnte er niht belfen. Damn
sing id nad Californian, aber Obne
@rfoIg. 3ulebt branhte ib Or.
Sings Seem DISCOVERY, ipelhes mid
bonitdnoig furierte nnb bin i6 iest
10 geiunb, tpie Sic" @s lit bor5iig-
Ii9 fir 2ungenleioen, gronditiS,
@ulten, @rfaltltngen, Mftbna,
Group ano &eu1bnften. so gts. uno
$1.00. 8robeflaihe frei. @arantiert
bon alien 9ruggilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-28

gum Spfer fiel lit I'M Commencement
gmer, lpo er unter faliben1 Nomen
lebte, nerbaftet iporoer. gs pir6
nod ct Betersburg gebradt iilto
BON bier aus ben ffnnii6en 8ebor-
ben ausgeliefert iper6em.
Cine 9epeid)e aus Ganger
in Woroffo iagt: Die Sruppcl.,
melbe Sllltan Wulai &afio Dem Ha-
bellen &ogbi entgegengeianot bat
te, lieferter bieiem fiir5li1 in unmit-
telbarer Nabe bon Sea eine Shlo1t,
Die nit Der pollltdnoigen geieoerla-
ge 9fogbi's nno ieiner Mnbaneer Ell.
oete. gogbi ielbit enteing MIR init
fnapper Scot Der @efaneenihaft.
@s banoelte iih BEL bieier Sala6t
INN MuIai 9ofio's @riiten5. @are
&osbi iiesreid selpeien 70 pdre linn
oas BON ollen Sruppen entbloBtc
5e5 perfallen gepeien. @r batte
Wulai @afio gefangen genommen
unb ii6/ielbit gum Sultan profla-
niert. 8urh oiele iiegreihe S6labt
1T Die 0faht uno Dos 4nieben Wu-
lai Sofios ipieoer geitiegen uno or
mag ieet langere 3eit fpieoer &uhe
hdbett
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