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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Arthur l., Brown and oc,eyia (.tfe, an,
Edwin $. Brown 10 John H. Welsh trust.
S S, -, ".iii;analburs Avenue. % fee; inches
burg Avenue April 90 1916 $40
lots. 80. Il. 10 and IT, block 'v!rusteee'
l0p1l2o feet on south side Wili!amsburr Az w.
hue April x 1918. sll8O. "'s
Epns, trustees, 3S2 south Linden 'a S,fAa L.
2exlSe feet west line Linden Street ., ,.a;
south or Chanin Street. May 8 IsIp SO
Eober,, j. Powell. and Ola 81 Powcii IL 70
AIthur i; Chapman. 81 feet 8 inches Lv 90
deet south line - Street % fect 49,; ~
TWENTY third Street. March - 1918 81 $50
Lewis Biacker to Frank S Richoson .Td
Robert G. Bay!iss. trustees i66Yl.S fa, ING
inches urIeguiar) west line Thir,y.iour,h
street. i9 feet north Of 5 street. also l4sxlai
Yet iirreguiar) east line Thirty fnI,r,I
:. ,s,. 10 feet north OF Street. March
An mt E E I B.gkeE and II L. thusband)
m ~ n,i Lewis Street. M feet inches norin
r s,,,n,d -: friGe ana Lottie b. twifsJ 10
E,,is, , mu,iees iassxi2s 10 feet west In
N i strsst April 80. 1915: ,ss7jo. '''' S'''"
W u. liner and J.. J.. (wifoJ to z L.
t word on ana Robert E Henley, trustees. .
'G9'h OF nd Iron, street ARrII IS 1919: $3.50
box'1o fett east line Third Avenue. 70 Zee,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
cHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

ofSf5S W F Ms s'4ss s s sss;
John Street. April q. 1919: silS. -
j. A. Connolly and Arthur f. Chapman.
trustees: to Lewis Blackcr. 81 feet 4 inches
by l0t feet inches urrcsular) south line
- Street. N45 feet west of twenty third
Street. March 81. 1919: soal5
II; Seldom Taylor. trustee. to Claude A
Didlake and Lottie l.. (wifcl. 90 feet on
east line Third Avenue. "45 feet south of
Front Street April %. 1919: 5000.
Richmond Bank and Trust Company. trus-
tee. to Mollc Carroll. 80 feet . inches by
6' feet at southeast corner OF Catherine
and GiIincr Streets. November is. 1915: $500.
II r. fiorancc. trustee. TO Ruth Elmira
Wilson. ZOO Grove Avenue. 3Oxl30 feet Mt
SSor.hw.st corner OF Grove Avenue and
c. II. Sutton. Jr. trustee to r. H. Sin
$3.50. - i''''
r. p. Bowcs: trustee to J. e. b. Stuart.
by l2S feet north line Main Street, Fl feet
iI,S inches cast OF Linden Street. July 3,
J. a. Connolly aud Arthur F.. Chapman.
trustees. TO Lewis Biackc-. IT feet s inches
by loi feet = inches urreGular) south line
- street a. feet west of Twenty thru
Street: March 81. 1919: so3l5
H.. T. tticheson and +. l.. Crutchfield
trustees. to ., c. Adams. l0GxI27 feet Grres,
uIar) west line Thirty fourth Street isC
teet north of Street: also lI3xicT fent
urrcGular) east line Thirty fourth street
tio feet north of Street March is, 1910;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
IRELAND ASKS PRIVILEGE
OF PRESENTING ITS CAUSE
National SccreNmry of Friends of
Irish Freedom Says "Dayllghto
il Sought.

NEW YORK. May "a statement
covering the claims OF Ireland, which
President De Valera hopes to be able
to present to the peace conference,
was Issued today by Diarmuid Lynch
national secretary OF the Friends Of
Irish Freedom.
ITO be permitted to place Ireland's
case before the congress OF civilized
peoples" the statement reads. lis all
that ireland asks. Surely 1t is Il weak
cause shat fears 'thc daylight. In
common justice and humanity, ireland
asks for hearing that she may lay
her case before the world. Surely this
right cannot and will not be denied
her and we have no doubt but that
her duly appointed ENJOYS will be
assured safe passage to Paris. ard that
when the claims Of the Irish republic
are properly presented at the peace
table. the answer Will be international
recognition Of her democratic form of
government"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
OBSERVE GERMAN TRUCKS
"'"h"nirs OF United States Transpor-
~, WIZ Study Construc-
ton OF German Cars.

=. CoELENz. May . tspecIaD.-Twentv
bcrman army trucks. of various tvnes
were shipped recently from C-oSionn
!" INC war Department in Washing.
zen ,nn i"r observation by mechanics Of
~, ~ niotor Transportation service OF
me army. The trucks were selected
from a lot of 1850 turned over to tbe
american Army of Occupation by The
isticc. ZIG arHi-
nome or the truoEs sent to the United
n.aIcs nave rubbe, tires, the Germans
peihS compelled 10 use various sub.
sIi'utcs because OF the shortage Of
rubber goods. The tires on mos az
me trucks are of steel on wooden
,oundau ton. the wheel and spokes also
being Of wood. So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
101ST ENGINEERS ERECTED
BUILDING IN 80 HOURS
"Hut" With 10000 Feet OF Floor SINCE
Arises An IL by
Magic.

fARlS. May 8 (Spcciai).-To have
in rSet cf II o6 6hirtS,three hours build
including thcater. social rooms. two
,aniecns. class rooms. kitchen, offices
ana fve sleeping rooms. the whole
ne!ng what in army balance is known
as hut, is an achievement OF which
the one hundred and First Engineers,
OF the Twcnty-sixth .(Yankee) Divi-
may we'll be proud
The. The "T0rk narbor Y. r." hut Of the
lankee Division. opened by the Young
Mems Mems Christian Association at Lo
Thompson. of New York who raised
a fund for the purpose in York Ilar-
i n1ri M n9 H. Owing to the early re-
land division TO the States. the original
plan was modified to the extent of al
lowing the New England boys to erect
nut by their own labor.
Time was pressing, but that was a.
detail WHICH only put the eager bene-
hciarics of the scheme on their met
tie Foundations, had 10 be leveled.
be dealt with for the site and for the
location of sewer. water and electrical
GSonnections; one car OF material carry
other timbers had to cut at a local
mill. wthstandnE all these diff.
hculties, the hut which ia the largest
airy forces, was erected. New Eng
stone fireplace and latticed doorways
ali complete, in space of time that
made the good people Of lie Mans rub
their eyes in amaZcmcnt.
Suitably decorated for the dedics
ton ceremony. the big hut was turn
81 over by the Twenty-sixth Division
10 the American Embarkation. Center
Tor use of the American army on it's
way home.
George w. Perkins, OF the National
war Work Council. made the formal
presentation 10 the Twcnty-sixth.
whose commanding officer. Maior
General Harry G. Hale. acknowledSed
It's acceptance on behalf of the divi-
After the war, the hut will he
handed over to the people OF the civ
OF lie Mans, AS token Of cordial
itriendship.' as said. Major General
,'eolsc w. Read who. in his capacity
narkatioE Center, committed the opera
tion OF the New England Home" 70
the care of the V NJ C. a. W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
FORMER PRINCE WORKS
"hc- l,me Hun Heir Apparent Bcromc.
'"hhScr OF Pottery Business
In Holland.
FBv Associated Press. I

WASHINGTON, May 9.-The former
me pottery business, according to ON
Cclal dispatches received here TODAY
rom lloiland. a new company, lust
organized to use the calcareous sands
on the island OF Wieringen in the
Norm Sea, has named Mr. Fredcrick
llilam iiohenzollern as the director
manager. IL was said he was large
investor In the enterprise
specially ambitious piece already
pul OUT by tho new company is tile
portrait OF the director manaEcr in
outing costume against a BACKGROUND
OF Shurch and cottages. The dispatch
sara II was reported the tile had heen
Premier Clcmenceau. Of France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
CHARTERS ISSUED.

,MG.i1'k Midway Corporation. Norfolk, Va.
oan IN .naSimun $4,000: minimum. $50
w w; H.; Hilton. secretary. both Of Norfolk
'nnl"'t. real estate business
:, n" Mathews Development Corporatio,
;Winin,N%S, "a; capital maximum. 5000 ;
t nuiii S'cOo Officers. Julius M 'Ourb
nrfes,,drmt: Joscnh Il. licaiy secretary, BOTH
w. n!'I news. Va; Object to build hotel
-'n'r" mercantile business
ismeokuS ana Reid Pharmacy Inc. Lynch
muni. S3Gcn. Officers. r Y, Rarrhws MN
I'M - w Eoed secretary. both of Lynch
va. ,. - tbJ"ct. drug business
.th"nGm"'t /" charter Of Southern Acco,
in.''i company. Inc. Richmond. Va ch.nS
~ ~ me. !" l!assler Sales Agency Inc
II liIi ,"mns Il. Davis. president: Julien
Nus"udE,,ut 10 charter Of Grow,
I.'I, itG'. newport News. Va Onicors
&c NlN"n. president; j. IT, Ridiev
,. Increasing capital from m. II
. it.m S-'y,' minimum. 5000. to ma ximun
'!,,;''V; ntn'mium. $40. 600 'u ="
=, ~ ',Hi"crH Bank OF Fairfeids. Burroz,
I,,r,, ~ o, api.i. maximum. $4,000: min
'..s' n- S'pWo pnlccrs. II. Gordon RInnGnn
''-"'"e"i. kecdrilc. Va; r. w. Bi umd"m
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
DISCOVER PLOT TO CAUSE
BRITISH MEN TO MUTlNY
Documents Seized Show Plan to Bring
About Army md Navy
Disorders.
fBv Associated prcs,.l

LONDON. May "a conspiracy to
induce British, sailors TO mutiny and
soldiers TO dcmobilize themselves by
marching out of their barracks has
Nail. The premises Of various per-
sons nave been searched and docu-
me stations involved. the newspaper
says. include four III France and several
III England. while the sailors in naval
ports nave been circularized with
VIC" to melting them to seize the
ports and invite the soldiers and police
me object OF the plot Is stated to
be to compel the government to use
force II the projected disorders should
occur. the organizers believing that
ms would precipitate anarchy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
MANY OVERSEAS TROOPS
STEAM into NEW YORK
Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mich
igan, Wisconsin and Pennsyl-
Yania Men Arrive,
VETERAN COMMITS SUICIDE
Private Jacob Il. Alt, OF Ohio,
Shoots Himself With Rifle,
After Suffering Illncss-Coloncl
Recommended for ID. S. G.
IRv Associated Press.


NEW YORK, May 9.-Nearly 1000
Eighty second Division drafted troops
of Georgia, Alabama and Florida ar
rived from Bordeaux today on the
steamship Santa Cecilia, the headquar-
tiers company and sanitary and ord
nance detachmcntS. and Companies Is
TO F, inclusive, thirty-two officers and
1,1s9 men o: the Three Hundred and
Seventh Engineers. and First Battalion
Headquarters and Companies y. b and
q, of the Three Hundred and Twenty
fifth Infantry, ten officers and al men.
The Santa Cecilia brought also few
casuals and wounded. making 2.oo2
troops in all.
Private Jacob B. AIT, Norwalk Ohio.
dred and Seventh Engineers. while i'll
riae. ''1 -" "S =
Private Wells L. Hornbeak. Stone
Ridge. N. r., died of pneumonia today.
Samuel y. Powell. of San Francisco
Y. NJ. c. a. worker. died May 4.
after an operation for appendicitis.
Colonel Cnplcs in Command.
Colonel w. a. Caples. of Washington,
u. c. was in command of the troops
aboard the Santa Cecilia.
On board also was Private Jimmy"
Fryer. of Philadelphia. reputed mid
ond Division, who said he was Sore
because his organization received or
dcrs 10 sail the day before the open
Ing Of the boxing tournament of the
American eXpeditionary force. Fryer
was wounded and gassed October ~.
but after leaving the hospital engaged
and two with Engiishmen, and claims
10 have knocked them all out.
The Kcntuckian, from Bordeaux.
brought twenty-thrcc officers and 1881
held and staff. headquarters and sup
ply companies, medical and veterinary
Ietachmcnts. all of the Three Hun
drcd and Twentieth Field Artillery.
iii II
Three Hundred and Seventh Engineers.
and tho Three Hundred and Seventh
Engineer Train complete, one officer
and eighty men. All these are Eighty
second Division men. assigned to
camp Dix.
Florida CasuaIs Arrive.
1854 troops. including 1873 Florida
CaSuals.
Units on the Kentuckian were in
charge of Colonel II. c. Williams, of
Nicksburg, Miss. commander of the
Three Hundred and Twentieth Field
Tor he DISTINGUISHED Service Cross.
French 75's in ST. Mihiel. Argonne and
MeuSe sectors.
The transport Sofia arrived, with
1909 former members of the American
Third Army OF occupation, principal
y bakers, engineers and hospital units.
The Great Northern arrived from
Erest. with about 100 troops of the
Thirty second Division (Mchigan and
WisconSinl
Make. Trip in Thirteen Days.
The liner made the round trip in
thirteen days and forty-threc minutes,
breaking all previous round trip Amer
lean transport records by more than
day.
More than 400 former National
Guard officers and men of Pcnnsyl-
vania, comprising now the Twenty
eighth Division. arrived here toda y
on the stea mship Mongolia from -.
Nazaire, which brought. altogether,
1905 troops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
SAYS CONVENTION ILLEGAL
DIR. Eayas. Who Revoked Call Dc
clares He VIII Not Attend
Liberal Gathering.
'By Associated pres,.l

HAVANA. May 9.-Dr. Alfred zara,
presi dent Of the national assembly Of
the Liberal party. who recently issued
" cal Tor the assembly TO convene or
tial candidates for the coming cam,
paiEn, and shortly afterwards revoke5
me call, today. in letter published
mere declared he would not attend.
persist in their declared intention Of
hoId nS the convention on tho dav
named. Dr.. Zayas asserted that a con-
sthti9ii hcid under such circumstances
would be illegal and reiterated his re- .
tuSal to accept the nomination for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10

north of Logan street, May 5. 1919: 3lOeo.
r Clayton. trustee. l5xeo feet north side
spring street los feet west OF Laurel Street.
eoJI' w, Stewart to John r: Welsh. trustee.
SVi 6pl IL Twcnty-third Street, Il feet 6
inches by 100 feet east line Twenty third
street; l, feet inches north of Leigh street
Lewis Blackcr to John b. Welsh and Rob-
rrt { bayiiss. trustees. 1904 and 2so6 East
inches north line Leigh Street: also 2el9
inches by q, feet 3 - inches north line
Leigh Street: also 200 and sa0s East LciEh
Inches, north line Leigh Street. April 2S
Woo Book Wing TO ]. T. CarncaI trustee
2'e5 and 2ieS jefferson Avenue IS feet
inch by o. feet inches (irregular) north
sssSt OF Twenty-fourth Street. May 1. 1918:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
CHINESE DISLIKE laps
strong Feeling Engendered ms Result
OF ShantunE Disposition, Stntc
Department Hears.
IBv Associatcd press.1

WASHINGTON. May 9.-Ambassador
MOTIFS, at Tokyo, in an official dispatch
received here today at the State De-
partment. said there was a very strong
feeling among the Chinese against the
Japanese as the result of the disposi-
fion OF ShantunE provided for In the
treaty of Versailles.
Mr.. Morris told of the recent dis
turbanccs at Picking, during which the
hCineSc minister to Tokyo was at
attacked by students who believed he
was faNorabiy disposed toward the
Japanese claims. The ambas Sador at
tached no particular Significance TO the
interruption of communication out or
China.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
WAR HEADS WILL PRESS
DEMAND FOR $4,000 MEN
Progress Mt Paris VIII Not Interfere
With AmcricRr Plans for
Temporary Army.
IBv Associated Pres.

WASHINGTON. May 9-ProEress
made made by tho peace commissioners at
rarls mas caused no change in the War
departments policy OF temporary
army OF approximately $4,000 officers
ana men as provided for In tho annual
army appropriation bill which failed
last Congress. ~
II became known officially today that
the department. is prepared to press
prhSticaliS inc same bill at the extra
session to begin May 10, possibly Tho
only changes being reductions in csti
mates for subsistence. 1t was cx
planned that these were possible be-
cause OF the rehabilitation or the war
army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
HUNS EXPRESS COMMENT
German Delegates Declare Terms Of
Peace Treaty Arc Terrible, De-
grading fnthcrland.

VERSAILLES, May 9.-IIcre are the
first direct comments by German dele
gates here on the peace terms:
Professor Walthcr SchucckinE: "It
seems France desires to degrade Ger
many Tho document is simply ter
riblc."
Herr, Landsborg: 81 am terribly de-
pressed; you must excuse me-"
Herr GieSbert: "Tt is a purely CAPT
talistic peace that is proposed In this
treaty. These conditions would un-
conditionaIy deliver the German peo-
pie into the hands of the entente"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
BEER MEASURE KILLED
Committee Votes Down Bill to Allow
sale of Light Alcoholic
Drinks.
IBy Assnciatnhrres.,

BOSTON. May 9.--The Senate Rules
committee today decided. by vote
OF . to :, against admitting the hill
designed to permit the sale of beer
ana nGht wines containing less than
per cent of alcohol after the national
ptohibltion amendment takes erect.
The measure has the indorsement 20
ORGANIZED labor interests.
me consent of four-fifths of the SEN
ale VIII be necessary to permit con
siue1aloh or the bill in the faca Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
HAS FOOD FOR ROUMANIA
colonel Henry w. Anderson R..cbo.
Ionsthntinopie With 5000 Tons
OF Supplies.
fBv Associated Press. !

CoNSTANT!NoPLE. May o.-CoIone,
Henry w. Anderson, OF Richmond
the Balkans. arrived here TUESDAY with
1000 tons of supplies for the destitute
population or Roumania. The suDnIics
OF the Danube.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
Argentina TO Deport Reds.

BUENOS AIRES. May 9.--within tho
next few days 300 anarchistic agitators
VIII be deportcd. tho most OF them be.
Ing Russians and Italians. Among
them are seventeen women. The chief
OF police expects soon to have 400 moro
tive homelands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
Panama Workers Threaten Strike.

PANAMA, May Six hundred negro
EN- pioyees of the commissary plants in
INC canal zone pettioned Governor
Harding yesterday for a fiat wage in.
crease Of $50 month. threatening TO
strike II their demands were not mel,
lhclr present pay is from $25 TO SIS a
month The Governor replicd that n
executive order forbids paying more
IMAM sI5 to employees who are NOT
Americans He said the others should
board VIZ veg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
HENRICo BARGAIN AND SALE

W n. Omohundro and D. " (wifc) to
Psr% n mg5' n a, lot Sem H. section Oak
Samue, n. West to W: S. West. lot at
seven Pines, south OF Williamsburg Road,
April IS 1919: tax so cents $40
III, nun,inE; McSeai Real Estate Company.
CnI3ni ho IhnarIes Is taylor lot g block 80.
1T H. ~ -. Wiley and wife to l.. W. Ingram
IT, II, acres north line Darbytown or Cen,
trai Road. May ]. 1919: $1,000 "
Mc SCTS,ihHmp ito, 90 Heights COMPANY to T.
HeiEhts: April 70. 1919: tax 81 $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
Send Crnck Regiment to London-

NObLtNl, May g.-N crack rcEi-
mcnt, which will participate in the
May "a, Is being organized from the
troops OF the six regular divisions in
the army of occupation. The regiment
Will be commanded by Colonel Charles
y. Hunt. of the Eighteenth Infantry
and will consist OF two companies from
each division.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
lIENRICO TRUST pEEDs.

t." '" Ingram and wife to Pollard and
tHasby; Inc. trustees. c6l acres on Little
iS yFa or Grecs III acres north DARBY
D. r. Page and Cailie Page to Pollard
q naEhy. Inc. trustees. 1875 acres. know,
AS Marland." February 6, 1919: 33i1o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
Rainbow Unit. Leave Camp Stuart.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Nav a.
Members OF the One Hundred and Sew
enteenth supply Train and OF the one
Hundred and Seventeenth Anmmnitinn
Train. both OF the Rainbow DlyisIon
started westward from Camp stuart
today. This morning four officers and
lI9 men OF the One Hundred and Sew
cntcenth supply Train left for Fort
worth and part Of the ammunition
ior Camp Funston. Tomorrow about
100 officers and men OF the sunnJv
train Will so TO Camp Travis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
Encctive suntInr NAV ,t,h

Express train connecting with
steamer at West Point for Baltimore
WIZ ica'e Richmond $40 =. NJ Re-
turning. arrive Richmond S:45 A. NJ
ram NO. Il, now leaving West Point
800 l.. NJ. viii leave 3:45. due Rich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
Thomas Nelson Page to Resign.
| By Associated Pres,

PARIS. May ct was stated IN
nigh quarters here today that Thomas
Nelson Page, American ambassador TO
itaiy, would resign his post upon the
conclusion or peace. DIR. Page arrived
here today from Rome.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
McLaurin Agutn Head. Groccr..

NEW ORLEANS. May al. II. Nc
Laurin, of Jacksonville, Fla, was re-
elected president OF the Southern
Wholesale Grocers' Association at the
concluding session here today of tho
Victory convention OF that organiza
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
CzECHS GAIN FOOTHOLD
hungarian Supreme Army Command
Admits Defeat In Official
Announcements.

COPENHAGEN, May S.-Superior
Czech forces after Il bitter and nuctuat-
Ing struggle. have gained a footing
IA the town of NaSyszecseny the
hungarian supreme army command an
nounces, says message from Buda pest
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
HENRIco RELEASE DEED.

and c. r. twife), so acres on New Markell
road. SIX miles southeast OF city CRich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
Iong-Dtstnncc

Long Dtxtnnce station for Montreal
MONTREAL, May o--The Marconi
co. Will erect 2 Ions Substance wireless
station here 70 handle some OF its
transatlantic business. The station
VIII work directly with Paris
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-07-18

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ne lit line Gieuoele eoelogt al Nsd
og &ono, Der iioebe neo aiennem aac
etogerne. "a Sruct iloa neo. bleu
Ell Same, Der bebor en- al Seiliqbe.
oerne | Gieuoommen. bc0euet al Su.
net % moatte reoocS al g~ronoupIc.
net. Sum or oog |ielere toutmet iii
ltg lelu i9ien % bill neppe iaa uariat
N'eit. Gen mretteoe Sfaocu err BETH
oellg. llnoer So~roenoeirct / 5or.
nloong lloa Spnet ogiaa neo / Ell
Sporpoan poa Amagcrbrogaoe OF
moIeltereoe &ognen. ida oen life finn.
DC Iercs eibere. %olnen bar tort
Mot meo V~osiogcrer, ser ooa ale
ilop ulfaot.
Zen ganale same. Gn 400 Mils.
pei post Tor Nisfiloc lager / ct no.
pigt iipllanoif Sanoifob S~nolocleu.
Ser ianot iielge "Sors amtst."
2oen Yinieoags Gitermiooag ion Ell
'mnit Cptoft iii observation-disclosures.
oerne ior Gonnebroa Ell eienoomme.
liz Ssitioeligbco Ste0: 5or isrlte
@ang uoieoe ,Sloget ira De oanife
SfficererS &opebfparter paa MS bin
ulpffesiounare Slunioog / 1864 after
rrit ooer onnlf Sano. ) 0er aomIe
T~reltegaaroS Sape meo De breoc
ltpggeHIloe Sinoe iamleoes ca. 500
Wennelter. blanot oisie tire 9etern.
ner, boorof / buert Solo ell bar meo
! DC blooige Segiuenbeoer poa Ils.
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6lagetS Siitorie: 29oe Srni 1864.
GA "&olf 9rdfe" iorisntte lin TIiat
og loo Preusierne iIippc oocr til Ils,
paleoe 6laget oper llIfcbeI Brelte.
gaaro tGt peo Senoerborg, buor De
oanlfe Ofiicerer bauoe Soueofporter.
Freis'erne lflso paa 6loget, rep oct
lteo % trampeoe pao oct, bporeiter &c
Inleo oct misbanSleoc Glag mo / Sa.
neltlten. Breiten. aroab Neuer. toa
oet iteo I'll Snoloelcu. Ger y Mar
'@elere bleu bans me Gmbeoe. San
tlilioe alorig bette oct 6Iaq, ser for
BAN bar iaa bitre Winher, % funoe
beller alorig tale ON oct ioen 9cuu.
gelle. ,Serlt III - 30 Aar eiter -
Ga eli nm Tag grnr Tor 9onnnarf OF
Ssnoerlpllano fonnler ,Slaaet
rem ira lit Sfiul. Gaitoren lutte.
DC: Saa lao os GA Belle set aamle
Sannebrog. iom fom til os unoer
Sorg, og JON ifal reiie ira os unoer
5lIbel tilbage bpor set fom ira.
6orIomlingcn reiite Jig, blotteoe so.
ueoerle og lang: &c 6renmeoe, Sc
tGrtte at poloe henoe Sorg. ga
tlllells 9leo Oct gonIe. giennembuae.
DC, ilGngeoe G%amre6rog iii 1ops poo
Fre'tegdaroens 6lagitang, bpor oct
mart foloe6e Jig fipft ii0.