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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-11

ley himself, of this serious minded
friend who hid his true feelings be-
hind a mask of light hearted irrelev-
anCies. And there were things in
which she herself had not been alto
gether candid with him. There was.
for instance, the matter of Tito, the
Amazon parrot She had not cOntided
to Manley the fact that In that bird.
stumbled across in a fanciers shop.
she had found an old friend. a friend
dating back to her unhappy days in
the Owls Nest. And she sighed aloud
rosewood desk and turned to the vault
to which she had forgotten to restore
them.
'Twenty-One. thirty, forty-two, six.
ty," she repeated, recalling her faith
er's instructions over the wire. For
ward and back and forward and back
again, for it's a four movement dial.
whatever that may mean"
The vault door opened, obedient to
the combination, and seeking out the
inner compartment marked u" she
restored the papers to their place.
Her hand was still on the open vault
door when the shrill call OF the tele-
phone bell sounded through the quiet
room.
She crossed to the desk and took up
the receiver
do you know who is speaking?"
demanded a voice which sent a thrill
of apprehension through her forward
STOPPING body. And the question was
repeated as she sat silent. staring be-
fore her
Yes" she finally answered, trying
to steady her voice It's Legar."
The wire brought his answering
| laugh close into her ear.
You know the voice, | see. And |
think you know the man. So listen to
what | have to say. I've got your
friend Manley, and he'll stay where
I've got him. And unless you want
him turned out of here with about
half OF that pretty face Of his burned
! to a crisp, you'll do what | tell you
to do. Do you understand? I'll scar
him worse than / was SCARED, IL you
try any tricks with me in this"
"In-in what?" demanded the white
faced girl
IN exactly one-half hour want you
to walk past the Soldiers monument
and hand me a paper. That paper is
somewhere in your fathers vault II
! is one half OF code list and chart,
on a square OF yellow MANILA. Do you
understand"
But how am | to know this paper
asked the terrified girl, fencing fol
| time
! It's a chart, a map, one half of tn.
map OF Windward island. For old
Golden wasn't such a fool as he
secondhand again the venomou:
| laugh sounded low over the wire II
your father had got hold Of my half Of
that map a little earlier In the game
he wouldn't have needed to dig fol
/ ten years through that sand, looking
/ for his precious treasure. Now IT.!
my chance, and | want that paper
| And unless you want your secretary
to come home a rather unpleasant
thing to look at, you're going to have
that map in my hands In half an hour
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-11

of thick voices from the outer cham
Der. punCtuated by the shrill cries OF
an angry and scOlding woman. lie
pulled himself together and possessed
himself of the brick bat, as weapon.
Then staggering across to the smOlder-
ing lamp. he blew it out. His hanC
was still on the shank of that lamp
when the sound of the key being turned
in the door lock came to his ears. He
stood in the darkness. waiting for the
door to open.
He waited, scarcely breathing. as
the door was flung open. SO quick,
however. was the entrance of the first
intruder that Manley could not lift his
missile before the darkness had swal-
lowed up that shifting shadow. But
standing in the lighted doorway was a
second man, CrOuChed low and leaning
forward with blinking eyes, a blue-bar-
relied navy revolver in his hand. Man
ley, eying that evil face as a sharp
shooter eyes his target. let fly with his
poised brick. and let fly with all his
force.
The stopping man went down like a
clouted rabbit, without a sound But
even as he fell the first intruder, at
the far end OF the room, struck a
match. And at that second figure
Manley let drive with the only missile
at hand.
The heavy glass lamp, hurled true,
sent man and match against the case
side in a shower of oil and broken
glass. But Manley did not wait to wit
ness the result of that second assault.
He leaped for the door, caught up the
blue-barreled revolver from the hand
of the stunned man on the threshold.
and drove for the heavier door at the
end of the outer chamber.
But this door he found to be locked
He was on the point of starting back
in search OF a timber heavy enough to
batter down that barrier when all
movement was arrested by an uprOar
OF sound that fairly drove the breath
from his body. For the shower of oil
that fell about the lighted match at
the vaulted end of the side chamber
had sunk into the litter of rubbish
beside the powder cases, had burst in.
to flames and had Crept closer about
those wooden cases until the licking
tongues Of heat had reached the explo.
sive.
Yet even as Manley stood there
fighting for breath, a second surprise
both confronted and engulfed him
Following close on that telltale roar
OF sound came an even more bewilder
ing rush OF water, tearing through the
low-roofed cellar like a thousand
hounds let loose. And he knew then
that the explosion had broken down
the walls between him and the East
river at high tide.
He leaped in the direction OF the
door. in the hope of getting it closed
He was still struggling frantically
at this door when a heard a voice
and at first he thought 1t was a human
voice. crying shrilly through the
gloom.
Let me QUIT" was the frantic CRY
close above him. Let me OUT" Crop
ing and paving along the wall, his
hand came in contact with the runs
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-11
Chameleon Scared Whit.

Madagascar is the home OF tho
meleou. In his Just published
"A Naturalist in Madagascar .
Sibree SAYS the chameleon Oh.
color for other reasons than al
ton TO it's background. lie saw
that turned perfectly white OF
fright when seized in the coils
snake When released it resum'
ordinary color. The Malagasy {
ranilaheloka, which means ma
old boy"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-11


A Hu did SO ing. % ...,,... .....,..-
cruu,l.I clos. rr.. ,u fr. .....I
gloom of that -agt -..d...r.. nr.., ,..t
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which me- began To- ,,-.rg. like. ,..,.r.
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equally a,r e,...rt r.,..u...t .n.
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ruuts hand
This" h.aud.v announced Ola. mann
~ mystery a~ his caroline t.,..,.-s r...
Taxed and be-. @,,I...f down o.. tI... r,...
ming board .js ,r. Of Oil. rl,. -..
myuts whom nave t.. pleasure az
trumuiug your AGO."
And Ia. ali but arn-,.rff, I...- ..,,
back gusplus for breath a, that srra..
ger dropped lightly from H.. speeding
car and vanished sha.o0.ih. into the
night
At the home Of Euocb Golden IN the
meantime. the terrified Wilson had re-.
gained both ms trct, hi, presence ~
mind and Il pro-cutahlr rorriuu of uf,
DIGNITY. His frantic shout, for hen
| had brought the rest ,f tba servants
| docking TO the library. and his ,..u3I,y
frantic efforts In t,scrih, what had
| taken Mace did not add to tb. rnaco
of that lille rroIn from hollow STAIRS
Il tell Won. Tibbins Miss Nargory's
| locked in that yauIt and there's no
one in the 'ouse as knows 'ow 10 omen
it,"
Cries of horror hurst from that sud.
denly arrested circle.
Someone telephone for the police"
cried tho second man as Wilson
shouldered ONT tbrough the group
swarmiug and sesticulating about the
vault door Yes the police,"
He had tbe instrument in his shak-
ing hand when the door opened and
David Manley stepped quickly in. with
Tito tba qronn-bodied narrot ON his
arm
whats wrong here" was the new.
corners sharp demand.
IFS Miss Margorv. sir" began the
| OuaVpriug-V voiced butler.
| well what about Mias Margorv?"
she's locked in that vault. sir. and
no one in the 'ouse knows the comb
nation"
Good Cod" cried Manley. sudden
w transfxed Then he ran to the
vauIt door finping the others aside.
Flineing off his coat, he bent over
the dial. The silent group circled
about him. And still he worked.
vorkad with every nerve ON edge.
everv sense alert. for time. he knew.
was nrecious
"J said silence there" he called
ont sbarnlv for his whole mind was
directed IN the faint click of metal
against metal in front of him. But
louder than before the green-bodied
bird ON its broken perch repeated its
cry.
"Twentv-one - thirtv-forty-tw
sixtv," was the shrill and monotonous
CRY of tho narrot with one eve cooked
ceiIingward
Nanley suddenly wheeled about.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-11
The Figures of Fate.

MargOry Golden. alone in her IA
theirs library stared appreh"nsiveiy
about that massiyely furnished room
as though dreading that some new
terror might leap out at her from It's
shadOwy corners. She was unnerved
not only by the disquieting disappear
ance Of David Manley but also by the
thought that she was still so surround
ed by the tides OF evil And con
fronted as she still seemed to be by
Lcgar's Vaccinations. she found small
consolation in portly police lieuten
ants assurance that the city force
would be set to work on the case first
thing in the morning.
AS she sat there, deep in thought,
she was depressed by the sudden sus-
picion that some one of the many
servants in that house was a traitor
10 his master. Yet as she checked
them over, one by one. she found moth
ing on which TO ground this ghostly
suspicion. She remembered that she
had once been suspicious even or Man.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-11

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tiuu disciple. Tn, word "th,rrr,ror
verse H. points back fo ypr,. - vbiI
ought 10 hr carefully Wondered A.
have each tn render orr ucrnun,s
cod. We should sion iudcjnr opo >
other. Food is Il very nrorpr tbir
and laws are also prnprr y.t Iora
the ruling principle of the Christi
life.
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tailed rather than have our souls Ia
If We magnify our liberty 10 the Sar
ice of our brothers soul ve .,volt
longer in love" The demands
Christian love are more to the tr
followers Of Christ than the perm
SiOnS of Christian liberty. The pri !
lcge of eating and drinking while
INJURIES others. however harmless
yourself. is not to he tolerated
The word "Sturnbleth" here rs
". 2D implies a movable tran or sna
literally any impeachment placed ~
way SO as to cause another to fall y
must never forget that even a 4
brother is IA brother for whom CA}
died"
II. let not YOUR GOOD be evil sDoI
of" wv. 1G-20. The kingdom Of a
is not meat and drink. but 1t isaI
of righteousness. peace and 10Y in
Holy Ghost. our liberty is 10 be
used that il shall not be evil spol
of. Tls real proof that we are in
kingdom of God and that the kIngd(
of God is in us is not found in
scrupuIousness or lack Of It, in our
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-11

This section is IN rem nG ID
g.., ID, thought that We W., 20
please ourselves, ou' II nnIld up
% lives o., will edify OF U' n0t .
.u.hor. our strength 3 % ~ lOr
II. ,aat we may glory S ~ "a
.r aar weaker brethren O''
-. ,o may serve them H.. not 0
,loa.rase my neighDor aOF ,Ss r. Ron
a, when in Rome do as ', . life life
- bur rather to live 81 sue, rocd and
~ action will be for the hereby SorI
cation = Of my brother 'ne''''
~ Ggl (GaL l;lo'
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14
ANOTHER PHONE MEETING
PULLING PHONE PRICES


The gas, oil and electric light COM
mittee of the city council met for the
''steenth" time yesterday to consider
the purchase of the Automatic Tele-
phone Co.'s plant by the American
Telephone & Telegraph Co. The lat
ter company wants to give $780,
900 for property Kempster B. Miller,
engineer for the committee, has de-
clared to be worth $2,236,192.
This is Miller's second report on
the property. His first said the
property was worth $1,141, 594. Ber-
nard Sunny, president of the Chicago
Telephone Co., was then called in by
the committee. He said the plant
was worth $4,122,0 600.
The difference was so great that
the committee asked Sunny why Mil
Ter did not agree with him. Sunny
claimed Miller didn't have the infor-
nation he had in, making the esti-
mates. The Chicago Telephone Co.
was then told to pay to the commit
tee the cost of MiIler's re-check on
his figures. They agreed to do this.
In his report submitted yesterday
Miller stated that the engineers of
the telephone company had valued
the plant at $2,934,847. He said he
could not agree with this figure.
why this great difference between
the estimates of the engineers of the
phone company and MI Sunny, pres
ident of the phone company" Aid.
Merriam asked Miller.
You'll have to ask Mr.. Sunny that
question, alderman. I'm sure 1 don't
know"
ct is an unheard of thing to have
a purchaser trying to boost the price
of a property he intends to buy" re-
marked Merriam. What, in your
opinion, is the reason for this atti-
tude of the Chicago Telephone Coz"
ct can only mean two things"
said Miller. First, that they want
to pay a large price that they may
odd mort of If RI fhnir oonifo1 oooounf
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14

chase price to the A. T. & T. Co.Sto
their stockholders"
A few minutes after these ques-
tons were asked, Sunny and H. F.
Hill, vice pres. of the company, left
the room. None of the aldermen
had asked the reason for the million
dollar difference between Sunny and
his engineers.
Eight weeks ago the aldermen in
structed a committee of attorneys
to draw an ordinance selling the
plant of the automatic to the A. T.
& T. The committee meets next
Monday night to consider the ordi-
nance.
Civic organizations, women's clubs,
labor organization, the Penny Phone
league and the Public. Ownership
league are fighting this ordinance of
sale. They want the city to confis-
cate the plant, as it has the power
to do under the ordinance, and oper-
ate it. Theyprove that a phone rate
of a penny a call could be established
and would bring in money to the city.
They point out that the automat-
ic system is the last word in tele-
phony. The point out that Canada
uses the automatic system, as well
as many other countries. And Judge
Foster has told the committee to
take owe the plant and that they
have the right to do so.
-O-O-
BACK MRS. MARGARET SANGER
Thirty-third Ward Woman's Study
club has passed resolution protest.
ing against indictment in New York
of Mrs. Margaret H. Sanger. who is
to be tried in U. S. court for having
written and distributed articles deal
ing with birth nrnunntinn
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-14

Herman Lieberenz and baby Alice,
trapped by fire, second floor, 2219
Cleveland av. Rescued by firemen.
Mrs. Adelaide Dian, go, overcome bv
smoke, carried out window.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18

ipenbltns unlerer 6ilfsqueGen, boz
bnrd, bab tpie seiebliden Ssnouitrien
lmbesren8ten &rebtt seipdbren, maiden
mir cine @abrungspanif llnntDglih.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
Mooiepelt ernitlidJ franf.
ab ct 5 D d nod in Ser
g o Iitif.

g c IN .Dorf, II. Suni. ssad ciacr
aonfcren5 mil. mebreren prosreliiperr
Siibrern ii6er Sen @oridlas, baB Sic
9roareliipen Sen republ. aanbioaten
5usbes unterltiiben loIlten, besab
gbeo. @po1ebelt lih belte slberb nad
ieinem 5eim in GDlterbab siriid. Set
nc arantbeit ipirb pnn ieincu IcrStel
fir einen leidten Mnfau bon Gippcnz
fenent5iinbuns erfIart.
Geo. IS. Nerfins, Ser nit @onb.
&irant Sobnion bon &alifortien nnb
@apn,pnb Nobins bon Gbieaao Der
&onferens beilpobtte, Iastc fllrs bpr
Der slbreile beg Gberfett:
ugis jebt fanh nod 1licbts 8efintn1~
tes gelast iperben. 1lrtcrbanblungen
iino I'M @anse lno id elaltbe. baB iie
in frcunolider ltnb befriebisenber Beiz
he perlnllfei1.""
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
aleine aricssnadJridten.

9 rit der DC itroper fut Of
2pno 5 0 H. II. sunni. Ser britiibe
9eItroper @ben tit geltern Na9t i'm
britiiden &a,tal seiul,ferL an9eblth
burh 3ulammenltoB. Son Ser Mannz
|idaft BON 20 linb mir 81 eerettet. Set
g6en ipar ciu 8oot bnn $50 5pnne,1
liltb 26 ¬cn Sdnellisfeit.
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DC glpdabe Ser erie6iiden Safen oltr6
bic gntel1tenddte erregt IN 8esiez
|rungsfreilen ciu ipadlen6es Gefiibl ber
1tnrnbe lslb @eriicbte ii1b reif, baB Sic
auiirten Mpntag eirr llltimatr,nt Itelz
len unb bic grfiiauns aller ibrer ssors
bcrllngen perlansen, nber nit bent slb1
brud) Der biplonatileben 8e3iebunsel,
broben tperoen. Man slaltbt ni6t, bab
|bie griedi16e 0fegierllng bieiem 9rucf
nod lan9e ipiberitebe11 fann.
Ser Nfangel an 8rptltoffen in Sen
duberen eriediiden Snieln llnb 9eipilz
len, nicbt lefdt 5ltsdngtiben gbeilen
oes a0nisreides perlrrladt bereits
8ubeltDrllngen, pbipnbl Sic Negieruns
|bebauptet, bab sic @ei5enbprrdtbe i'm
Eirdils seniisen, u1n bas 9an5e 2anb
iiber eine,1 Monat 5ll berIprge1t.
|5,pef "a II 8srIin ct
8Drie be.rb OF en-.
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8erliaer gDrie bat am Sreitag Sen,
Gntpl1rf eines &lanes 5ur gini6rdn~
flung Ser Spefulation 5n9eltimnt, ipelz
6e in Sen leeten Moltaten, allerbin9s
obne nffi5iefle 8enebmi9ung Der gDr<
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bat. Ser sl1sidub bat atgeorbnet,
bab anc gransaftipnen III 8aar l1no
51 einem feitselebten gern1iit erlebist
iperoen miiiien. Terntin@ llnb 9iffe<
ren5gelddftc iinb berbpter, ebenio Die
pripate @erbrettllns BON altnssetteln.
9ieler 8elhluB ser B6rie itebt I'M
@irrflans NIT ben 8iinl6en Der 9fe=
sierllns unb oer fiibrenbcn ganfen,
ipelde es fir idaoli6 balten, Bob Der
8eISntarft ipabre1,b oes artegs bnrdj
ipilbes spefllliren geltDrt pirb. Sie
8orie fat iid 5ur slnnabmc bieicr
8eIdliii1e beranlabt, I'M no6 ltrellz
|gere Mabnabmelt ab5nipenben, bic Die
Megieruns lefblt plante.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18
ariegsratb iu@aibington

sSalbinston, IL. ssllni.
(Nadts.) gaa6 elmer 8erat6uas nit
Graiibent Bilion i'm @eiBen @al1ie
-beute Nadt. bielt Sefretar gafer cine
aonferen5' nit Dent @eaeralItabsdef
Seott unb ben @eneralen 8lib nno
Nitls. Sic brei Gffisiere hlicben nit
DEM sefretar einseiWohen BIG 11abe5u
sWitternadt ltnb fetter ipolte etiuas
i!ber sic gtatur ibrer llnterbaltung
perratben.
9teslnipeeu6eit bes Generals @aius
miro aber fir cine 8eitdtisllng scbalz
ten, bab ciner Ser erifen s6ritte. Die
I'M 6all cine s@onflifts stpildlen amerif.
uno merifaniiden srltppen SIT 1lebmerl
iinb, Die Mobilmabung ultb M1en~
Dung nad Der @ren5e bon mebr Mutis
pnalgarbe 1ei1, ipirb.
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selcsrapbiide ssutiscn.

~. 4oSltll.
9 a ehaIl. Sn Ser Nationa
gbicagp 8, grpoflpn 4.
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ct. 2puis Neip Dprf, @eger.
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ssl1 Ser 81 nj cric u 2easlte::
gpiton 0, gbicaso 5.
GbilabclpDia 3, 9etroit Z.
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Mltpr, sic aus SET Titanic 8ataitros
bic, in ser ibr @attc sen SOB fanb
gcrcttet iplrbc, miro iieb @pntag, mil
@m. 6. Sid. ei,le,n reiden 3uderrafs
finellr in 8rppflpn perbeiratben. Slttd
ibre @ieocrpcrbciratbu1g berlicrt ltt
Sic 3inien eines ibr alts9ciestenSrnit=
fpi,bs bon $5,O00,000 unp bas slitors
Idle Gtaotbnus an ber 5. Inenue nebl1
Snbalt. 9ieies Gisentbltm scbt ar
ibren gtiefipbn @ii1cettt slltpt iiber
Sbrem ciscncn gobn6cnA oas ',ad BEN
gobe bes gaters sebprel1 ipllrbe, lit Ell
grultfono ppn $3.ooo,o0o altssciebt
sralt slItor ipar sic sipeite sSrau por
Sobn sSacob @ltor lmb tit "a Sabr'
alt. Mit Sen, berlt. gplonel slltor ipn'
lie MIR ein Sabr berbeiratbet, als IL
'bltrb iene &ataifropbe sltr 8itttpe &c:
ma6t ipurbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-18

int 300 @Sonn itarf. Inh Sic Naid5iz
nengelpebrabtbeilung pes 8esi,nents lit
babci.
Sn nielem S6cil Ser @rense lam
]nnteren 9lio e5ranbe) iteben 5tpei polz
&c @ri9abelt Der Ser. gtaaten, eiuz
IldlieBlid 8lpeier Gesimenter teraniz
Ifer siationolearoe. Sic lino, ipie sic
Sffi5iere iaeen, bollItanSig bereit fit
eine pl6slide @elpegung Ser Weriz
faner.
9ersamerif. apnIul 5. $. ssobnlon
bat leine Office in@latanoras (segens
iiber bon bier) seldloIien nnb bat iid6
1nad Sropnspiae in Siderbeit eez
brudt.
Selep6oniIbe gerichte Inn 3 l1br
g1acbnlittass bon Gilla Saucba lasen,
Dab bort sseuern in Ser giidtung Ser
giaranips 9nud seg6rt lpurbe, ettpa
ssMeile,1 Trnlllauf bon @iaa gsueeu.
9mn glalibt, oaB aapitdn 9aetpn,on,
Der oie Gren5e beute Morsen 9 l1br
alf elmer iparmen Spltr freu5te, BORT
I'M @efe6t inor
aeerceoes, Ser. II. Sunni. Sic
bier itationirter Sruppen bes 3. &ab.z
Gegt. perirdrfter beute Aa6nittag i6z
re susriiltltng nno Gprratbe in gsaz
sen5iiee llnter oem gefebl: ulib sur
slusfiibruns ieoer gefeble bereit gu
bulten."
es miro bartnacfig beridtet, ooB lie
Sefebl baben, Iid) jeben slugenblicf
sum- arc15en Ser @ren5e berei su
balten
gl@n1p. II. Srni. Sic Mrfrez
glng bier bat lid) beute 9iaft etipas
,gele9t, ipeil Bic amcrif. @rensmaeht
|nlc mpglicheu Gorbercitl1ngeu getrpfz
| fen fat.
9aeegeu tit Sic nterifanilbe Gipilz
bebolferltng in @autanoras Iebr arfse=
regt, befilr6tet cine anertfaniide Snz
nalion ltnb beipaffnct lid). slud tit sic
Garnnon bon Suare5 bellte i'm 400
Wann perltdrft lporben.
Can on IN, II. Stunt. (8ulz
lettn.) Sic Gage in 0ierifp iptrb bonn
anerif. Snuptquartier heltte sia9t fin
| lebr ernit eebalten.
gS btngtpn, II. SStni. Sic
Seantten I'M &rtessz l1uo Staatsarnt
| iino ebenfaas bernrllbigt iibcr Sic lesz
ten 9epel6eu bon Ser nterifaniIhen
@reu6e, balten aber NIT ibren &pntz
mentaren Slrilcf.
SroipnsptlIe, Ser, II. Sltni.
Ser bieiise mcr &pnlnl S. S. @ar5a
| bat be1te 9facht leine Office geI6lolien,
Ibat Sic ShliiileI bem lpal,ii6en &ieez
fonlul Sprtp ubse9eben nno lit iiber
Sen Mip @ralloe na6 Motanlpras &C.
9an9en.
2areop, Ser, IL. Sltni. Baffen
lmn Nhtnitipu ipnrben 5eltte inter sic
gilrger in 9Suepp 2arebo, gegenilber
bon bier, ppn oen Garran5abebDroeu
pertbeilt rno cine erpBe sl15abl tner.
Srrppel1 lit nobe 2arebp fpnSentrirt.
gt 0 rt I II u M 4 t II M.
SrpnnspiIle, Ser. II. SUM
Ser btclise Garran5a aonIul @ar6n
iibergab beute Slbenb on Gen. Yurfer
Sen &unlmanpantcn ppn 8rplpnspiue,
ein llltimntlun bon Sen. 9ltcaut, Ben
&pmmanoanteu in Matamoras, bab
ipeun nidt oie slnoeriun Strafegpe
oition iofort 5uriidge5p9en tperbe, oie
Garran5atruppen lie an9reifen ipiiroen
@lei6 borauf id)lpB @or5a iein Som
| |lulat unb be9ab iib iiber Die @rense.
sS sSaibingtpn. Ser genat mar
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