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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-08-05
ICoNNUStCATED.1

Mr.. SPEAR:-Although | am not
in the habit Of writing articles Tor
newspapers, and being an uncom-
promising Democrat, most assured.
ly never wrote for an opposition
sheet; yet | could never tolerate
falsehood and injustice towerds any
man, be he foe or friend, and, there.
fore, | feel impelled to send you a
few lines in answer to that most men
dacious Citizen" who let his ligh,
shine in last weeks Courier, but had
better hid it under bushel, for his
diction portrays him as Enthusiastically
as the trumpet occasionally sound.
ing in the streets makes known the
man from whose mouth the wind
emanates.
You have been appointed Super
intendant Of our Public Schools, and
as such, you are. in my opinion,
grossly wronged and unjustly abused
by the brightQ) Editor of the Cour-
Ter, who, surely, is as bitter and rabid
a partisan as you ever were or will
be. But since this community have
become used to his @Ang, long ago,
| would not have noticed it, had not
that well known Citizen" blown his
trumpet also.
He says "you are the last man
who ought to have been appointed
to that responsible post" and gives
his watery reasons Tor his fiery as
sertion. Is not this paying high
compliment, indeed, to the good
sense and sound judgment OF our
Board of Education? The Hon.
Parlee Carin, being a member OF
that honorable body, and good De-
mocrat besides, must feel very much
pleased and gratified because he had
"a hand in appointing such an indi.
vi1ual so utterly unfit and wholly
unqualified! Or was it his intention
"Mat liJeral share Gf tie school
tunds should grease tie rusty ~hee's
cf tie J.fersonian cfice, DC, 6c'"
The whole communication, from
bcgir ming to end, is nothing but 1T os,
malignan. invectvo against you per.
sona!ly, as an E'litor Of the opposition
party. ltauy objection can be made
against yonr appointment, it is that
Of your being an Editor, and as such
unable to devote your mind and time
entirely to the arduous and respon-
sible duties Of your new office; but !
understand that you will try to de-
scend from the editorial tripod as
soon as possible.
The charge that you Taught poll
tics in the Academy. | hold to be a
vile slander ard paipable falsehood
not only against yourself, but also
against those who employed you, -
That "Citizen's" fear of your ap.
pointment being "the beginning oi
another Oberlin school," is too ridi
culous to squander words about; fol
even il you are an Abolitionist OF the
Giddings school, and should attemp,
to inculcate political views upor
the minds of your pupils, you are
certainly not appointed for lifetime
think the Editor Of the C0urie,
had better not have shown his ear.
from under his long hair, and thu
I"Citizen" not sounded his trumpet
for all his wind is lost, and both viii
make themselves the laughing stocl
Of every citizen Of sound common
sense, if they continue to bray anc
blow in such way A DEMOCRAT
/ -------%s----.s~-----
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-08-05

RAIs.-A very heavy rain fell
here, on Wednesday night last
The ground is now pretty thorough
ly saturated, aud we presume we
will hear no more complaint, forsoms
time, Of dry weather.
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rhe owner s.id he wpnld willingly sys ten liars ~
have u removed. but thnnght u ronlf no' y" done
would r.eommrnd every FAMILY io keep ihs ftiuanis
preparation on h,nd. Farmers shd oths having
horses and cattle would frequently rxp.rsify great
'dvsntnse r"n 30 dong HENJNMts iunhLnL
This rertihes that my son sun.rei gf-ai .i.al wLh
'oIru feet about fsen year- ltrirf thing tst
'eeme ca enstrd 10 afford rerf wi'houf bsn-nt, afn
u last made use of L. S. hth Auim.nt. lev sp-
Mt kricnkSyutk Ohin. ELIAS T"iuos
Horse Cured Of a Fr ghtint W und -lni. e~r,i-
Ger that NY horse fell anita harL.~to N thIonsh
'""''' ''' 'e'"e' Ss Wa g. sGsss Sa oAl..
windgall, and ssvere Gut i had = harss th..
made use of many things 10 r,nye them without se
cesr, finally apphed 81 Jhn's Eminent thrrs timer
week FOE sbSat u.re, monihs hsthxd v.rs thrressis
.ith hot shovel until dry. a thorough cure vas ss
eo,ed o. about two since, and thsre has be,
no indication Of their rsinrnIpg upen ane oseasia,
a sSss aS e nss s " iIrs. s ~ ss he sss
~ soon a. possity. and haths uith The Qnim~ut. ~
which rsIs rapid sI.s !, ss. !, :: sd,s,,,l. o.,.
Lump removed from Hsrss and Lamsnsss
g,,S M JohS %rrd SO. nns o.. hsa hes..
ss va ansiy s.rs%s han, NJ /; ecsf ses = ss.s
siiss ana sDas i.ao'sl The 'sss Asd ssss,~is : .Ss
sad by al lsssieips D-.s.rs. Who On Nsrs.-A =
ss .dlss:ss' dss: g.s. ss..: ~ i. T. s.ss 's
~Also s'ssa's By lssAEL SH.SF
FnplAr, Ohio, Nav. "a. lass. HIRE
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-08-05

FRuIT.-We received from Mr..
w. M. Adams, Of Findlay, this week
a very fine specimen Of the early
growth OF pears.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-08-05
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foR fHH srHnDx 0DNY ~
Intermittent Fever o. ISvu 81 A..
Remittent Fevsr, Chill Ysvue, Dsnb
Ague, Periodical HeadAelA e Dflzsns
Headache anAt Dilisss 1svsus; inlss1
for the vhols Class Of Dissasss origf-
mating in hillary dersngsmsaf, cansed
by the Malaria Of miamatic countries
No ons remedy 10 loader called for bv ths NJ
eessitics Of the American people than sure ard
safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such rcusedy
we are now enabled 10 offer, with pcrfect csrr.
tanty that Il will eradicate the disease, ana with
assurance, founded on proof, that no harm can
arise from It's use In my Quantity. : - -
That which protects from or prevents this die
order must be OF immense service in tho commu.
mites whero Il prcvnils. Prevention IL bcttrs
than cure, fot the patient escapes die risk wiith
he must run In violent attacks Of this bulcfil
distcmper. This Conn" expeis tho miss-
matte poison Of Fever AND AoUR from the
system, and prevents the developments of tho
disease, II taken on the first approach Of its pre-.
monitory symptoms. II Is not only the best
remedy ever yet discovered for this class Of COM
plants, but also tho cheapest. Tho large guam.
'ity we supply for dollar brings 10 within tho
reach Of every body; and In bilious districts,
where FEvER AND AeUB prevails, every body
should have IT, and use II freely, both for cure
and protection. II Is hoped this price will place
Il within the reach Of the poor a. well q the
rich. A great superiority Of this remedy over
any other ever discovered for the speedy and
certain cure Of Intcrmttents Is, thas Il contains
no Quinne or mineral, consequently IL produces
no quinsm or other injurious effects whaievef
upon the constitution. Those cured BY Il are
left as healthy as If they had never had the dis
ease.
Fever and Ague l. not alone The Consequence
Of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of dis
orders arise from Its irritation, among which nru
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind
ness, Toothachc, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma,
Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the Spleen,
sSgstcrics, Pain in tle Bowels, Collie, Paralysis,
s~hs,' engagement Of tho Stomach, all Of which,
mi,,cnt tyS.,e,ing in this cause, put on the inter:
.nnoi. X -, -; :; become periodical. This .Cupx"
o..pe,,. Wv po'.Ss from tho blood, and eonse-
Shensy nrsS,os sslos ,he alike. 1t is an invalua
elling or temporarily residihs I'm IN ,bs maI.r;ou,
districts. II taken occasionally, - daiiv WIN,
exposed to the infection, that will - :ycrs,s,l :
from the system, and cannot accumulate. sns
fcient quantity to ripen into disease. Hencea
Is even moro valuable for protection than cum
and few will ever suffer from Interrnit,cnts, Il
they avail themselves Of the protection this rem
cdy affords.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-08-05

TIE LAWS. We will complete the
publication Of the lave, next week,
after which there will be given the
usual variety Of reading matter.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-08-05

CONCERT. The Findlay Glee Club,
led by Mr.. N. Y. Mefford, will give
a Concert in Melodeon Hall, in this
place, on Friday evening, August
the twelfth, the proceeds of which
are to be applied in defraying the ex-
penses incurred by the Committee Of
the Young Mems Christian Associ.
alton, in visiting the Sabbath Schools
throughthe county. The we'll known
musical attainments ofthis company
Of singers, and the object for which
they have so generously rendered
their services, will, no doubt, secure &
large attendance. We can assurt
the public that an entertainment al
together worthy ol the occasion, viii
be afforded.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-08-05

MARRIAGE.--Marred on the twenty.third ul
tImo, by j. Hall, esI,. Mr.. Rnlf Fitzpatrick n
Hancock county, and Mss Nancy J. WICK
ham, of Putnam county.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-08-05
Fiaalar Market.
Cfnc,snatl MARKET.
Kew York Markets.
The Scandinavian Pills and Purifier
CisciNsAri, July 1, 1858.

CfNcfFHATf, July l, 1908.
Da. G. W. RoBAcK,-- Dear sir: In reply
TO inquiries made Of me, II gives me pleasure
10 say. that Mrs. N. Atlee. Of the Society OF
Friends, and widow OF the late Doctor At
less, Of Cincinnati, previous to her going
East, expressed her confidence In the efficacy
OF your Scandinavian Remedies, and the
benefit she derived from using them. She
had been suffering from general prostration
al times, being over seventy.six years Of age,
and Opthalna and Inflammation Of the face.
Various remedies were resotted 10 without
relief, when some friends recommended q
course Of your Scandinavian Blood Purifier
and Blood Pills, They had the desired ef-
feet, and she was considered as restored to
health.
know many who have used your medi.
cines, and speak jecidsdly OF the benefits
derived, thus testiIying OF their renovatin &
influence in purifying the blood and giving
vigor and energy TO the system. They have
my cordial APPRECIATION.
Very respectfully. your obedient servant,
S. J. BRows.
Rev. Samuel J. Brown has been devoted
laborer in the cause Of Christianity, in Gin
icinnati, for more than thirty years, os al
most every old Cincinnatian knows. Such
testimony, from such a source, is not to be
passed over lightly. No other Proprietary
Remedies ever presented to the public, eve
received a tithe OF the commendation from
MEN OF STANDING, in every walk o.
life, that mine have done. See advertise.
ment.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-08-05

ALL GEsuisE KESSEDY's NEuIcAL DIS
covzRY is put up IN four.square bottles, en-
closed in a red envelope, marked Kennedy 1
Medical Discovery. VT Alt OrnERs NOT
GENUINE. 10
ISRAEL GREEN, (,
A. LANGWORTHY, Agents
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-08-05

REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONAL call
will be found, in this column, for
a County Convention, on the third
ofSeptember, for the purpose Of nom.
mating candidates to be supported at
the ensuing election. 1t is to be
hoped that the Republicans, in the
several townships, will not fail to
appoint delegates, and such delegates
as will be certain to attend on tha,
occasion. 1t will be observed furth'
ermore that there is call for meet
ing OF the Republicans OF the county
on the forenoon of August the sew
enteenth, the day Of the Mass Con-
vention, for the purpose of appoint
ing delegates to the Senatorial Con
veniion, which meets at Perrysburg
on the twenty.fourth Of August.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-08-05
EZRA BROWN.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
JOHN MASTlN,
ISRAEL GREEN,
A. KARG.
ID. B. BEARDSLEY,
G.. J. ROGERS,
Republican Central C0mmttee

FROM THE GOLD DiGoINs. - Mr.
Robert S. Mungen. one OF the COM
pany that loft Findlay for the Pike
Peak Gold Diggins, has returned; -
and the balance Of the company arc
on the way, and will probably be
back in the course of a week. The
rich gold diggings in that region,
were found grand humbug. OI
this we we're fully satisfied, long
since, and for setting forth facts in
their true light, received some littl,
censure from a portion of the young
men, who became captivated by the
golden visions that loomed up in the
distance. There is nothing like {
little genuine experience TO begin the
world with, and we presume oul
young friends will have accumulated
a stock Of tina. article, that will dc
them to a ripe old age. 1t is proba
bic that such ruse as has been play
ed off at Frazer's river and Pike
Peak cannot be repeated very often
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-08-05

Convention to assemble at ten
o'clock a. m
The Republicans Of Hancock
county will meet in Mass Conven
tion, on Wednesday, August 17th,
1859, at ten o'clock q. M, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to
the Senatorial Convention, for the
District composed Of the counties o
Hancock, Wood, Lucas, Fulton.
Henry, and Putnam, to nominate
candidates for State Senator, and
Member OF the State Board Of Equal
iZation.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-08-05

Prepared from a prescription Of Sir j.
CLARKE, Physician extraordinary
to the Queen.
This valuable medicine Is unfalling in the
cure OF all those painful and dangerous diseas.
es to which the female constitution is subject.
1t moderates allexcess and removes all obstruc.
ions, and a speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
u 10 peculiarly suited. II will, In short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov,
ernment Stamp OF Great Britain, TO prevent
counterfeits.
TA<ss Piis sAouid not be faksH by Females dnrin,
tie FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy
as they aw sure 70 bring on Miscarriage, but a
any other 'i~s th<s are safs. s.t.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on sligh
sxsrtion, Palpitation Of the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, these Pills viii eject cure whe,
all other means have failed, and although
powerful remedy. do not contain .irsn, calo
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-08-05

Ism, Chilbsins. Lam~ness ct aims. wisg~ils. etc. l.
L. ~. Johns Linm-nt enjoys great reputation
external application for men and animals In the above
here " certify that st. Johns Iinimept 10 possessed
of the most astonishing curative properties 81 mrd
cine that has even come within my nowiedge. drt
made OF f"r the rheumatism TO Which had been
my bed hrplc-r that could hot urn mys<lL but
vAs completely cured by ,,i. Liniment. spoiled 10
freely just befov going t bed. rubbing II In well with
the hand until Inflammation produced. and then
hound tightly warm flannel. l have recommended
to Of rirnds Tor ~ rheutnati.
bruises. rtc, and the same wonderful hss
-y. attended It's us. friend had his foot badly
hurt by plough that Il Was thought he must lose u
He Was entirely helpless but prrfec y cured by ihs
eoncur with ne IN the belief that u the heat meeins
~ lAe Kind Ia the World WARREN Bull.
Tnus, Auknsti l-h. 80
From hsdhhv fpiAn ~ FranIiiB CnHntv. o.
Dx,A sIhi wish siu would sstshii,h an agency here
loo the sals Of ianiInrnt. rad valuable horse,
lew days .tnee, lanlr scarcely p br able yak
cent W Columbus. and proeu'd b"ile of your i.ui
me nt, = few Hppiiath,ns nf which effected cure.
c1assier pref.rs 10 any lini.nt have ever used,
nlsy a,n.y tiu.e conveniently 'hnIn .npply xhi
ell readily GEURuk SfUSkk.
wsrsssiLL. FraiIiin county o.
Pain and Weakness in the Pack and eide Of six
Years Standing ured My vii. was ahout six years
,ihctcd with pain ~ hFr back AID site fhr
lt'.s part 'f the Unir t. l"r bed. Sh- uar use uf S
Nusiang Linirnt, ani yar'us 0tiisr uIedic,Les bni
btShe ne rel ~ uhtl y male use ~ IT. JUhLi Liui
'nrni, ~hiih rn"cirn n speedy rnrr.
AI'i.i' o"'' Ap'' l. pa tnhbERIC uLisLEl.
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b~ieIelben periSnlidsn urb DsH1se6te, tDie Die
frelea StaatsbirSer, tie fsnnen alic ibfe 8utss
berren ppr @eridt peltlaSeu uu6 3eu0niB 9esen
eIelelben able9en. Sinftens treiben bIeIe Dor
men etuen Src6en Ebeil oes NoelS 9erooe5u
lem Bancroft ent9e5en. @tne enofme
Waioritdt, (ur9efdbr nenn 3ebnteD Der
1885 rullilden 8elieer bon 9eibelSenen
Itedeu nimlid bts iiber bic Obren in S4ul
ben i'm @an;en iduloen lte ben &recttbanten,
melhe san5 unter BERG be
l4rpue Ifeben, 400 OliliUnen Nubel fir
oieIe S9ulben baben tie al bic Sreottblnten
ibr lebenoiBes @isentbum, ibre Qetbei8enen,
.uerpfduDet F.; lber bic Ddlfte rer "a WtltOnen
rulllaer Qeibeiseuen lino auf Dteie Weiie an
Oe Bapfen rerpIanoet. Na4 Ab5u9 Der Sduls
ben bleibt oielen 6erren beinabe ntdts ltno tie
nidt gang SrcBe @ruaObeliBer, tOnnen lie Dem
e~tn5eIuen Qeibei9enen niht mlnceltens flnf Deli
Idtisen Qlno sebtn, 10 miro oleler laon lset.
UOr DER llebersausSpetiOoe, gang fret uuo Der
@utSberr u~erliert lelGlt ben Grtra8 Der 6robu>
ben, Die Jpn Der 2eibetBene, wenn er Dtelem
mebr ale finf OsIlitinen 2ano 9eben fSnnte,
nod II Sabre lang leilten miiBte.
Raoltaler als Aleranoer IL. 1T lelblt Der
ItAuADIItUk VDHCCUL USu1 ASSt NV Wal WI
Seib 9eridt. Der 9r0Bte Gbeil pes rnlltl6en
ADstS alS lOlden miro Dul4 oele Norulen
5in3liG pernihtet unp eS bleibt ben 0erren
BCiaren, wenn lie leben molten, nlNtS itbri9,
ais slei9 anperen Observation-Disclosures ibr BreD
oard Nrbeit gu oerDieuen, lei es nun in Der
Imtsltube ais Oener Der ReSierunS coer in
einem eenerbliden coet urilitSrilden Verufs
freile.
Der ruilii4e 4Oel miro eS l4merlid wa8en,
lt4 ben osrni9teuoen Shldgen 4lerancers
cffen gu niOerleBen pean pinter leetrrem lte
ben "a Dtillonen 2elbeisener, Die auf etnen
eIn5iSen Wint ibreS ia lerli4en Sefrelers lta
9leId elmer 3ermalmeuDen 2lDlue auf Den 4oel
ltlir6en wdrpen. Scltet es bod leet ihon Die
Jfe3lerunS Wtupe 9etia9. Die an3eonlo Der
Bausrn gu jtiBeln, Dem AOet, fails er ents
l4%lOllen 1T, III leIuer R%euiteli5 gu bebarren,
bleibt pabtr niatS ibris als Die @rmcronnB
Aleranoers uno ieIneS sleid8einnten BruOets
@cnltantiu. O6 Der cole tatlerlt4e Heuolutto
MIR pen SdllH9ea Der Weuhelm0rrer eutSe
ben Diro ? - Oieie 6ro9e tit Utelleidt bic
widtlSlte unlereS 3citaIterS.
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Eelegr1pDtltue Nacbricbtem
3tft0tst yur.s~n1g y cittmpr re 90 d


@Dlt0ceR4
IS ahtnstcn, 20. Sanuar. Senat,
Die Snualicens PenliOns. 8,a wuroe AUDI i'm
Seuute an9encmmen.
0auS. 9pDSe, bas neue Dcu9laS>pemp.
fratil1e) Otit9lieb BON SuinoiS, Das an Die
Steae Des perlfOrbenena 0arris 9epdblt if,
wurbe einSei&wcren.
IS Darlington, 20. San. 9aidter g.
8lad in gtebrascu 1T gum @OuUsrueur bieles
EerritpriumS e%rnnnnt.
NewsDOrt, 90. San. 6iuf pom Der
Wunnidott Der 8risS s5urricane 8IrO" ltnD
in 9apaunab auf Oem S9iff DaOio 2apslep
einsetrcfen.
S YttIaoelpbia, 20. San. Sier MUIR
pc beute Wittas 4 ubr Elm semaltiser 0ufIfoB
uerlpart. Balp oarauf erfubr man, baB III Der
YulUerfabrit ces 9rn. Dupont IN WlminSs
ton, Del, cine @rplclicn erfolst lei, Bel Der
5ameS @ibbaS unD Scbu Grant umtamen
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6orbieite, benn bic anbere mar DSGtg 3~ertrinis
mfrt. GS par feiue Spur Don SebenSmitteln
ODER Waller 3u 1iuoen, nur eiu StifSe9el mar
AM 8ornermalt bdnsen seblieben, nit weldem
mir uns einisermaBen ee9en ben S4nee uno
bic 8dlts idieteu.
5n bieier 0erfaiuns perbarrten mir bio gum
10. b W. cbne Speile uno Grant, biz uns
raS Yadetldiff WOnbattun, Capt. DirOn BON
QiuerpcOl na9 gtem>Oorf uufnabm.
Wir b~eflrben uu8 in einen tld9li9en gu.
ltanoe, erib0pft uno Dom 6rclte ~erltarrt. 5.
Burns BON 8rcctlpu, Elm WatrCIe, ltarb am
Sweiten Gage auf benz Wraf.
Capt. OOuuS ftattet fir lt4 uno in 0ameu
leiner Wannidaft leiuea 8ettern iir Die liebee
pole PHese, melde lie am 8cro Der Wanbat
tan empftusen uno fir bic NufOpferuns, nit
melAer tie Das eisene Qeben wasten, UNI Die
5diffbtidisen pom Wrufs gu bOteu, ben tief
Sefibltelten Dant al. NoA cine 9t1ht unD lie
wlren NGe um9efcmmen,
Die Mlnnlbait Des 6rdnfltn, bic meiltens
Odnpe uno j5I6e ~erfrcren b1ben, nuroen am
Dienlt1B Worsen n1A Dem Se1lnens Sclpit1l
auf Statea S5lano oebraht, mo le dr3tli6er
8eiltauo erbalten.
QSetterE2 aus 0nItf0rtttert.
Die 1eberlanopolt bra9te nod ~fclgenoe in
terefiante HaAri9ten aus Californian:
Sn Der 9tadt DeS %. Deg. oran9 Die Bolt3e
BON Gan 6ronBi5co in eute8 Der faIbiona6ler
5pielbduier Der Staot unD perbaftete Z Spie.
let. -
Sn Saden oe5 O1upfer 6ermann entibiet
Der Der. Stalten @cmmi1ilr 5u 9uniteu Der
Rldser unb emplabl elm Oscret iiir Gu85abluul
per Beiclpuusen fir 3 peitere Wfonate, welat
lih auf $4,000 belaufsn.,
Beridte aus Ore9on meloen ben JIdtrlt
ucn Oberri9ter lGilltlm8 unO Don Sas. @u'
tbrie, 6esiltrator Der 01nccffice in 0reSor
@itp. Gie Ore9Ou9eiee5ebune %Uerluumelte lid
am 6. DEG.
Die @lBa Nnberlon, Der erlte an bee Yact'
ftctuite 9ebaute Oceanoampfer, puroe am ~,
Nco. in YOrtlanp pom Stupel s~elaien.
Die EerritOrial8eleg9ebunS BON WaIbinStor
trat an 6. Deg. 3ulammen.
Qenrp Dinner, ebeuldlIser anlerifaulId der
Gcnlul gu Iapete, mar 31 Sonolulu an8efem'
men. @r melpet Die Glnleeun8 elne5 1leuer
@ouperneurs in Gepete, Der oas W1ilItdr aus
Der Sta0t ~perleste, ben 0afen 5u etlem eIotl'
bafen nlldte uno Die Seb1Ilt8en @eleee III Se'
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