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AprII, \. D. I6D6.
(5igncd) JOHN MIDDLETON, H. 81
Notary Public.
Nras~ DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Medical and Sur
gica Institute is at the corner Of Montgomery and
Sacramento streets, San Francisco, California.
The Doctor offers free consultation, and asks no
remuneration unless he effects cure. APPS 3m
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GENERAL DTRECTORY.-
rLACER COUNTY OFFICERS.

ILACEN COUNTY UFkICEKS.
Hon. J. Z. bale. County Judge. ..t.s.
Wn. Y. Henson, Sheriff
A. s. Grant. County CluR, " GOD
}. Il. CraEdall, Treasurer.
NJ. Il. Mills. District Attorney.
a. s. Smith, Assessor
Thos. A. loung Surveyor.
J. r. Gwynu, Public Administrator.
j. l.. Finley, Coloutr.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
J W Chinn, Dotans Bar, lst District.
Wm. (. NJ Her Auburn, Cd r.n-
Nm. 4. Rogers, Dutch Flat. 81
VIM. y. Lawrence. Birds Flat, 1th
d. j.. Bakor, Iodd's Valley. 6tb
The Board meet on The first Monday in Felrua-
Iy, May, august and Nov mbtr.
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CCTN1N CCTPT

Hon. JAMES L. HAZE, Judge. ,;.
Meets on the first Mondays in January, March,
May. July, SEPTEMBER and No,emL,r.
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YANKEE jim LINE.
.silcN E}tL,.i L Irn1 M I

JEFFERSONIAN LEMC CRATIC GLIB. NO. /.
SlcRLr RAvIyr.
6. NJ Holmes Presi4cnh
John Holder, }'ice President!
H. &. Hart SecreiGry.
e. L. Stewart, IycUSuyty.
OpHIRVT LE DEMOCRATIC CLUB. NO 2.
OPH1R.
Henry NJ. Lindsey. p,csiGtnf.
II. Z. Huston, Iiet IreSad.n'.
II, W Starr, SSc7ru3y.
GOLD HILL DEMOCRATIC CLUB. NO.
Corn lilLI,
Dr. J. A. Rim. F7eSidert
Benjamin Stinson Geo. Aldridge. ''ice Presidents,
George Balm, Stcsttary.
J. ". Spanu, Cor-e&pond,ag Secyetavy.
Emanuel Mandel, Ire0suyty.
AUBURN UNION GUARD. no. a.
AUrCEN.
Col. c. ". Langdon, President.
Edwd. G. Smith, I'icc President.
NJ. p. II. Love, Stcrfto7g.
Finunce Ccmmittcc.
Robert Gordon L. T. Myres, and B. Coodkind.
IOWA HILL DEMOCRATIC CLUB. NC. 6.
Iowa IiIIL.
Charlie Watt. F7sSjdt7f,
Jas. n Makins, Fice Pres'dtnt,
Charles Scarborough, Secretary.
DEAL'S BAR DEMOCRATIC CLUB. NO. 6.
s. G. Elliott, President. ..
l.. A. Kline. Tice President.
", Ware II, Stcrtta2J.
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Lol sale hY Anu u..so or Package.
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE!
" VI. G.. BADGER.

100 BaH~y Street, Coyau Of NcrcAaat,
SAN Francisco.
Emporter Of every variety of C(othjng and Fur
u njs5ing GoodS; also Of DuchS. Drills, Sheet
jags 8lanhetS. HatS. Boots end ByogonS.
BY recent arrivals, have received very large in
voices OF the most
Desirable styles of Clothing,
and it is the LARGEST STOCK ever offered in
this market. The Goods are manufactured under
my own supervision. and Of the best MATERIAL
well cut, large sizes and made in the most dura-
bic manner.
TRADERS f,om the Country are invited to
examine this HEAVY STOCK. and they will find
the prices LOWER than they can be found else
whore in the market.
PURCHASERS may rely on receiving the
beot and most caeable Goods, as each article is
GUARANTEED,
OHDERS FROM THE COUNTRY promptly
and carefully attended TO.
10000 pairs assorted Fancy Cashmere Pants
10000 pairs asserted Fancy and Plain Satinctto
pants;
1000 pairs Linen Pants;
1000 pairs Goody ar's Rubber pants,
1000 Gcodyear's White Rubber Coats
zoo cases Godlyears long and short Rubber
Boots
200 cases Miners Boots;
1000 dozen super Flannel Overshrts;
800 dozen Fancy Cashmere OyershiIts;
1000 White Shirts;
600 dozen Hickory Shirts;
800 dozen heavy Check Shirts;
800 dozen N, RI mack Shlte:
600 dozen Lambs'-Wool Undershirts;
100 dozen Regatta UndcRhrls;
200 dozen Grey Flannel UndcIohirts
400 dozen Lambs Wool Drawers:
250 dozen Blcachcd Drill Drawers,
800 dozen OVcralls;
800 dozen Denim FroCks,
1000 dozen Country Knit Wool Socks
1900 doz heavy Knit and Mixed Cotton Socks
LOCO pieces super SILK Pocket llandkerchieis
100 doxen super Black Silk Necke rclicis;
200 dozen Camprick IIandkerchieis;
100 dozen Rubber Bolts;
2JO dozen Buck Gloves;
400 dozen Buckskin Cold Dagsi
1000 Doeskin Business Coats;
4OQ Black Cloth Frocl Coats,
1900 assorted Overcoats;
600 assorted Pea Coats;
5000 Silk Cloth and Velvet Vests;
20 bales Blue AMI White Blankets;
so bales A Sheeting;
so lales Drlls
80 bales assorted Duck;
50 eases fine Felt Hats;
100 cases Straw Hats;
For sale hy WIN. &. BADGER,
No. 100 Battery Cor. Merchant st, San Francisco
n. B.--No Goods sold at Retail
march q 3m
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AUBURN.
AUBURN.
CHEAPER THAN EvERiI
.'riCcslo suit the Times aud New Goods
10 SUIT TIE PEOPLE,.

ItSSSsS OAst tAAt sa-2SS saAH IsNvs NOVNS
TO SUIT THE PEOPLE.
NO PETER FUNK.
Ege5y -1rticle trorrented GoSujhe at tie Jeao-
eiry Store Of " +. NorroSs, Sign Of the
Napsmoh Watch, Nain Street, .luJurn.
yHNHE subscriber is now prepared to furnish
T. goods and do work at the very lowest posi-
bic prices. itc has on hand large and splendid
assortment OF Watches, and JewelIy OF every de-
script.on
Esy- An assortment Of clocks on hand at very
low Prices.
5sas~ Also Il large assortment of Gold Pens, with
or without cases.
He would respectfully inform the public that
he has every available facility for manufacturing
aud is prepared to manufacture
WILRY AND SILVER-WARE
Of every description 10y competent workmen and
at very rca> ouabc rates. E,e" Diamond. Pearl,
anc Quartz Jcwelry made to order aud Engraving
neatly executed.
81 Particular attention given to repairing
,1i5g Chronomctors, Duplex Repeating HorrI.
zoutal. Patent Lever and all otherknd OF watches.
Al work warreuted for one year.
re-" Watch glasses fifty cents each.
Eay~Jewelry and Musical Instruments carefully
repaired.
.Es1y~Q Quicksilvercd dust made into fine Jowelry
or run into bars. Old Cold aud Silver bought or
exchanged.
7ggs' Call at The store OF
". F. NORCROSS,
Watch Maker and Jewcller,
Sign Of the Mammoth Watch Main street Auburn.
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CNrET OLE SESSIONS.

Hon. JAMES t. HALE, Presiding Judge. J. NJ
Frey and c. W, Finley. Associates F.. ,..f.
Meets on III second Monday OF Fetuary, May.
August and November.
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The SroRY OF THE Frozen WOMAN NEAR
WEAvERvILLE The Shasta Republicon says
it has information that the story published
in the Trinity Times of the frozen woman
and her child and dog, is without a particle
of foundation.
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SENTENCE OF BAcKus-The sentence of
w. Rod. Backus, now in the State Prison,
was to pay fine Of $4,000 and be confined
for two years and half in the State
Prison
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DISTRICT CONT,

Hon. JouN NJ. III WE'LL, Judge
Meets on the second Monday III January. and on
the third Mondays in April. July and CItot.r.
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500 REV ARD.
ORa.E.Al. MS LaUTE Il +.

BROADW.AT ST, HUBLR.N.
THIS well known public house has been T-,.
L reGttcd in a superior manner |y the un- Es:..
dcrsg gnod for the accommodation Of the pub IN..-
lie.
The Orleans is in a central and convenient por-
tion Of the town, ana il the Office Of the
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY,
from whence travellers can get conveyance to al
most any point i'll the state.
The public are assured that no pains will be
spared in furnishing every luxury and comfort Of
the season. Particular attention will also be paid
to insure neat and comfortable lodging; and the
bar will be supplied with excellent liquors
LYMAN ALLEN.
Auburn, Feb. 23rd. lS5G-my
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pRNp ArE ClEb1

Hon. JAMES i. HALE. Judge.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each month.
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We copy the following from the State Jou-
49, f ,ba OQth.
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Ell 9tel= 6reibur1 CT. Ylu(c, Glutr8 1t. I. ~.
Sine Ai9lcre Ib,e fluu $1,000 B,lluicu cit
31l Il, >pelDe $50 Urotel 1Gce %ljcicrn, rer
u 8oo 9lci5 raS Pilnp CT Ninc re Arebcl
%perfl1ft rlro, ma3 elleu jlciUttt-Q son y0r
lii 3 N}ilirHth 9f>i8 ~ljticrt. Ill belnI zen
8Openrlum flln nan iii Ut m39r ais 200
8aIfecPflat}en 5lcbcrG mclde nw $4,000 N>t}
,Ibriid 3ebeu.
Der vQpui8ptl(c &r3ei9er" per=
.offentIi4t ~iol8eloe @efin3tiBltattitit DEN aen-
tufD
Sim 1. Sunu0r 1856 t~efancen liN inrSt1at8s
I9efIIg life 237 Jnciptcucu rte Strof5cit rnz
lrjut rpu clnem 31Jr tt5 Eeeena5eit. Die blAs
jN5Ittu Yerbre1GI III Ter Yltt I'D DitNit14le.
I3und0It III Der yilte fpmaeu blerreoIcb;, &prt=
|lAld]er, Yetrii3er, Ginbred}cr, lIutertiigeY
tflitd)ti9er Sclaper unO Is ouccre Stl1fien pm
IYertredern - re I'M itirtiten rertreteutu
IGruntie5 Won &entufq ijlp Seiferlrn County
nlit So, &euton hit 20, 61pette ulp Wrcenur
iepe5 nit Is, OicSr1fen II Jteprlle~ut1ntea
llld) rem Ocburtsprt pertDeilen lie tlA ME
Iirl9t Scr. Staaten 1856, pppr! So luf Sen
Judy fpnlnen aus frenleeu yInrern 81, mprpr
Ipie Srllnoer 20 l~leIerte1. Der Iitl9lte Gtr1f=
lung tit Is ultp rcr Ittelte 70 3able alt. Al
ilup m1BiB ibren Oempbnbciten uadY IND 14C
uunl16ig. lluter tlpS plei pcibliAen WeI1u3e=
leu TT cine 61rtiBe.
g5ill Ger Bemillcnlnie YerlIulnrer Der Trerl=
Gen, rus nJruruol", mrbl 1teti5 uepnen ppp
ottlem 6aftm? Setua4c , bRApOpi9ctrr,l
0cfln1ene tmlncu auf einen iuSlaurer; men
tilt pic Oefln9ni'le?
Gineiun0ti, %. Ni1r5. -(SNrefliAc,
,tn3ttfef1l,) Ole Urau res perru 0ehI1, rel
>tae misunderstanding au Ter preljeputeI
l!p ISQluItltr1Ue teIlgt, lpAr 5eltern Jt1Wmlt.
n3 III reun Opfe nit renl 2ttnebmen pnn2&1id)(
eel Daiti5t, ais Die mcrl1en Sretter, rcld)e ei.
ell 1iteu Brurrlen ~raleJblt 5urcdtel, lut8a.
eli; tic ln8tidjibc llAte lip I'll Der nod Ielt.
~le3clren Nlele 81 battcn, ater ald rlel brad
nc lie ~llllrote Ill ren TitlTol8 NuB ttelen ap.
%5tulc ptiub. WlifltNerpcile I've arlren lt.} nm
t,i5e UuB N1iler auf p.m @jru1re. Gini3,
5uuliiAoer, lie rem &rrial hit au3e chen
It15en y1rm; nit StrldentMp 11uel ~rcTrelt,
uln 0rau Oetli4 aus lDrer rer5pelitlten y19e
@ic bat Gin 8etn uier1al 9>tro4tn hid lit IL
.ilelu brethren 3ulIalOe, IA lie i'll eilli9cn QSc-
Sen lprer 9{lererfunIt e~llt8e8c1 Jap.
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&s9eOrapbiiAe 91od,riD ers.
tr.htti turptn SattO. Wedsr."

Woi9tn9trn, 81. M1r5. 6ena at.
DIR. GlaVtcu tenlerfte beute 9elegenttif, DAP
iA Die Grt1lfollen bon Witfep8 electromagnetic,
lie Oruffrften Der 9>tiiebeiNrei6uu9 eilge-
Alrien, alf $ 100000 b%etnuieu.
Der Senut 5rg raun ben N1trag Sperl cn8
III Yetrodt, mon1A ELL Gentle ern1llut perpel
irQ, nm pom l}1pal 8p1rb Nu6funit ii6er ieil,
,ei Genlirnirun9 rer Secrfli5icre beptaAtete8
Seriabrcn ein5ufrrrerlt.
Nuf Antr19 res 6errn Ebclp8 wurbe rus
.Ofilit1rccnitee tcuuItr19t, iiter rie Gerrpcnoz
.oarfeit pon 0olcnt4r=G pnpa9uieen 5ur llnterz
.oriiflu9 Der 5nrinllcrs llnruben ST beridten.
Gt.2puiS, 31.-Gen. Cane, Genatcr BON
Sulbjt9tcn, fun 9eitern aui ieinem g8e9 nah
'@Qi6tn1tpu bier an. Il
Oa3 Diitrift8s Oeridt ppn 9ania8 tritt am
~. Npril III 2~ccoulpte %5uIalnmcu, 1lnD miro rie
}ledtSgiiltiBfeit rer 0eIeeacbun9 unp pe6 @pu=
rerleur8 eiuer 0rpBiurp vorle9cn.
&auIa8 mar ru9ig.
9ta0 9erihten aus Wferico, per(an9ten bic
ISubilner n1b Triepen.
Die Suuta See >Boit miro erIt fir rem n14=
iteu M}cnot bier e~rp1rtet, III eS DEN Gpntracto=
rem III Gr1n@rrrtmitcl1 febIt.
Trentpn, 81. S., 20. WtGr5.-D Die Surf
hes Ser. St1atcu Gertdt8 CAB bette etnGcroift
Git 0unltet be8 Gru>erlclrS Yrice- 0e9el1 Die
l9le9ierung rer Ser. St1aten auf $4,000
lleber bic reitlrenpen $4,000 Icu ber GOn8reB
elltideipen.
albanb, 81. W}ar5. = Die 91cpublifauer
erllanllten lceten Santlt1g ben Yiliber Ban Sid
I,n,r, 0R3I,orQ N,uS;N,+o,t -,
Gitt86ur9, 81. Wt1r5, = Der Bug be,
an, SafnIto9 Nadynlitta9 ppn 8bilabelpbia md
bier abfubr, muree rem Darrlrt b~inuuter semcr
fen. WGren ptelBa9en nidt prrl 81umcn auf
geGolten mprben, 70 miirren ie in Den 8luB &C.
fturSt fem. 3mci @aiiu9iere purpen l4pe'
Oerlest u'l0 rlele onrere lelft 6eIdFsRQI9t.
Nprfrlf, 81. MdrS, Commodore So
IEeeier rcu Der 018pprt=9 tapp= ?)1ro bate elmer
Sdla8onidC nib lie9t h~rfinrm8alcS paruieper
Norfplt, 81. O}1rS. Die Brig Scrnrr
Gtodum prn Baltimore uad Gorf beitirrllt, init
elmer Yapull8 Welidfprn, lief bcute III it1rt Ne
iN1ci8tcln 3ultaure Gin ulo uutB ibre 21punt
Ioiden, I'm rie ~nrtbi9en 9lcparatutcn pcrne1rtcl
F3G fGnltel.
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it1ttftnreupe Seltei9crun9en:
Ooffm an u s y, s 9@rrO Gb1rle3itr, $50
&1f Ieaionoble Grp grrc8.
9ettllpeQ & self 116 .<0reenltroBe,
6au&eiruiAtun9, 0(Ebet &c.
Bennett & s o., GGduu9e 1 llFr, A 9ruuos
rentell, Gfe. ppn Chem unp Stirlin8ltr1Be.,
28.6 @barlcazGtr. Sin Alcrtis
ment gang feiner O}9bel.
ll6r; am Ylase ielbit, Elm 3ftFfi=
0c8 Wcbnbdu8 III 6opettelt IT,, $50
SUP Eltlidl rpn @acaitroBe &c.
a. LIP, ein 6ans IN 0erirl8tpnsSt.
8Itlid) rou 6pmarbitr.
Mbrepn s. Gp., 9tprpsB rints9frob, II Ofeiz
len ron rer Gtaot, 1000 Rfn. 9ldu9erfeil9
(ghinfen 49,, @ferte,- &iiRe, S@meine, De
treire, Seu &C., ir,pie RE 8al5en Nfer8eldtt@
fd,oiten unb Torraeinriftpn8
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Scnfpltio ~SSolspcreisl.

Inter tiefem 9tanen iii rurG RE llnter5eif<
neteu lcBten Gomita9 ELL nclcr Sarrerein ir8
Qepen 9cruiGn, rer iib our Aaf8ate 9eitellt bat,
Ieiucn Wiit3lierern Die Seih1lrun9 zines Vrunrs
ei9clltDum0 auf rie lcidteic 2&ciic St %crmr8lis
deu. Sin Nlif i'll ric, in Gntntrie tcreitS
rtrliegenreu Gtotuteu, irnie. lie Nallien ter an
Der Gpjgc rer OcIelllhait itcbeacer bier leit
315ren aniGiij3en Bjjr9cr mag 8~cnii8eno lelr,
bic NuJmcrflomfejt mir ro0 2,Crnouen tGs 4iubs
liftma aui ricleo llntcNclmtu 5eti,brcnr 9in-
~;ulcufeu. Die r%tfjuitjrc Aun1bule rcr Grnllis
uticr, 8eamtcurabt mn0 CT tie GinS1blung
mirp III } itc II g am It tag ren5. Nprll
D. s. III rem idcnen 2rc1le res 6c1o>G n1ter8
lei @cnrp 0ctt ltattfincct.
Die An5aGl rel 5t rcrau88ebencen AntbelIe
irll in G. iteu SABRE mtelHranft Eieiten, oabcr
lcrcr Yeitrctcnrc rcrcn IN rtct tcfpnnltil fann,
ais ee ibrl teIicbt. Nnmclrun8cu CUR Ibell@
rabnc frnneu cinihreiIcn bct alien mtcr5eltucs
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Sin 6au8 in Gbemz Gin, 3wtldcn
NteQnitbz II. Spmcriet.St
Sd lluterSeihnetcr rcrce ptiSe8 Gi9entbunl
6reita8 rem 4, Npril, 9tadmito8S 3 llbr, all
Ylase ieltit perftei9ern 0oiitlbe tcitcht aus
ladberormtcm yot, NrbnbllS e, 8clc8en an
per Nprpieite rcn Gbep=Str. 9tr. 238. Die
Got orcnSt III 6rpnt an ne Gbc>rltruBe II TuB
ultp l1rlt Snrijf Sc 6uB mebr rrer meni8er SIT
einer Nlep. Gie 0ebal lihteit teltcbt 1ue etnent
gut 9eb1utcu 2ltGfi9en 81fitetnb1ll8 nit AttlcS
unr Badlteinfiidle IND 8otem Setter. Oalielbe
%6ciinrct lih III bcitem 3ultmre, p1 e5 Der ST.
gentbiiuler Bis lest leltlt tempbnt bat. 01lelbe
brin8t 500 9(cnte per 5obr.
Ne!f1lti pbiitip : 8eciu9un9en taar.
bY Gam. s.. 0ppef, 9 Sputbtt.
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QcuiSpitle, 81. Mar5. ltticre Start
1T idrl piecerlrm rurd) cine tlltti1e T6lt emf
ebrt, eas lat9e ger5eidniB i6rer 8erbrcAen
nm Gin neues perinebrt mcrren, @cItern Nad-
mittaa traten Srpei iunae Winner NarlenS Sore
man III eiuen garteribpp all FER BreftcnftraBe.
III w,them Gin Wtann N1nten8 Srbn 01nrer=
ion al MaoSpiue II geraee r~1lifca lie5. 81
ner pNt ben beioea 6brentan8 tarrtc na9 61liz
-netIol Hao ofS bieier tbn fragte, ir1rltm er i'm
fr id1rT atlebe, crriecerte CT: uipett Ole n
0ut au8Ieben." Nadoem bierauT md, etnise
feleipiNenhe Nepen8orten 5piiden Beioet 9es
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sG,trDpdiScGoe Raet)riei)tc1s.

Qpnptf, II. Mdr}.-llnter tieielnQ oturr
fhiirclt Elm Grrrefpcrrent rer g. p. Gt1at8=
5eitun9 tie. Stimlnun9 i'll Gnglonp ais bGdft
ouf0cre9b ia REVOLUTIONARY; er meiut, en rerer
ga1rnn98ceriuh J1aprleon8 i'll Gnglarn piiroc
fcincu 0rcRen @inerlt1no tort ~finben, Ia na8
Gptf at o~ui9ercgt lei, iitsr RE GMleftiafeit rer
G}eburt8s unp @elbariltrfr1tie. GineQeridnoz
rung cuQ(iIder 4atripten lei in Merfe, bereus
tcnre Nelcer ieien oe%i anniclt, Wafen ieien al
RE artciter rcrtbeilt, unn einise Oiili3<0}e0i=
nlcnter ieicn ftr eineGrbebung 9ctr0rber1, weldc
bic GinfiitrunA elmer Bob(zW trnardte 5lnt
3pcd babe Da8 Nae8 flingt 10 fabelb1ft, caB
mir CO rpr Eer 6auD cinul1l auf Ii0 icther be-
ruGcu lallen mpllen. 0aB man iid inGn9(allp
eiuen idinipfliAen 6rierell njGt miro Qefooen
~laieu, Qluutcu unr hr'en mir, ater 70 LANCE
man nenielten turd ontereOiittel, al8 clue 9le>
~rrlItipr reriiteipetl fam, e8 rprt ni6t 5%llnl2euz
bcrfen femme.
3eYielfe Gprrelprirent eripdbnt zines Irtis
fe(3 1T ter Mlrrnin8 Soft, lpcrr1od Gnglonn
(mdbrIdeinlih I'M Sic 9leppliticu ob5umenoell)
altf rer Gr1lferet5 perlansen merec, hdB Die
Qcretarrrt nit Sarrinier perejnt merbe. Dem
ieIuitiiden Gclterreid 1et man feinen O1nf
IGulriq, iagt bic SO. Soft, rrbl ofcr rem bra
rem INN treuen Soroilier.
Oefcrreid.- Na4 Der Nuitria lit cine
anterjfauiI fcrTeidiide Sanbel8geieuidoit I'M
8crfe, mel6e e8 Iid gum 3wed 9eieet bat, rie
anerif1nil6e St1pelartifel brett arS Nlnerif1
ciniufabrel, ltatt bielelben aus 3peiter Sam
itfcr 2iperpcpl gu tc5iebeu.
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@f0of Baltimore.

Mthti9e Serb aublun9eu = OaS
Gcmite fir Nc9e unp Wtittel mir beute abenr
ieinen Jtepcrt in Staptratb eilreiAelr. Nlc
infer Yeri9terftatter la9t, finn D1ril bic I1ren
innerb1lb Der 0ren5eit Der pircften Seiteucritn9
rah fpt9eurermaBeu fit p18 ndbite 51br felt:
9elfeQt, ltlto e8 lit lebr mabritein(id,, caB FER
Seridt unperdrpert an9elpnrnten lrcrpen miro.
OteIelGeu betrogcr per 800 III
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