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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27
Testimony I'm THE RAILROAD
SHED BURNING CASE.

The Auburn Stars and Stripa Of
Thursday states that on the trial of the
People vs. Todd, accused Of arson in
burning snow sheds of the Central Pa
cific Railroad, which terminated in the
County Court of Placer County last
Saturday, q witness named Joseph
Hutchings was called by the prosecu-
tion who testified substantially as fol-
lows:
II was in a saloon at Truckee last
| July; while there 1 was approached
by a man who said that if l would join
their party we will drive all the Chi
namen out Of the country. Another
party asked me to go to their meeting,
and I did so accordingly. We went to
a house on the other side of Chinatown
and entered a room where we found
twenty or twenty-five men. Some one
asked who I was. My companion
answered 1 was going to join them
and be one of the boys. l had no
money to pay my initiation fec. My
friend gave me a two dollar and a half
gold piece. | paid my initiation fee
out of it, which amounted to II dol
lar; after which the President admin
istered to me the following oath: You
solemnly swear you will vote the DEM
ocratie ticket, and You will not vote
for any IL who is in favor OF intro
ducing Chinese labor into the coun-
try. and that you will obey all or
ders that your superiors shall give
YOU After the ceremony was con-
cluded a man rose and abused the
Central Pacific Railroad Company, and
said he would burn every stick Of
wood and bridges they had, and destroy
the telegraph. This mans name was
Jones. Another man said, what will
YOU do with the watchmen?' The
speaker, 'd-n the %watchmen, we will
kill every one Of them Most OF the
members said that nearly all OF the
watchmen are our friends. L inquired
what they could do with the man at
Cascade Bridge. The reply was, he
was one Of our best men. think the
mans name was Higgins. Jones sat
down. and another man got up and
said lie was ready to burn every stick
OF wood OH the railroad and kill every
Chinaman in the country. Another
man said, Keep cool until another ST.
perintendcnt of the road is appointed.
as he might do better than Crocker.'
Tom Cox, the President, at the cOnclll-
sion Of the meeting, said that We would
meet again in about two weeks, and
that there would be notices posted up.
There was q fire at Truckcc last spring.
/ know James Hickey. He told me
that he was a member, and that the
purpose of the organization was to
drive the Cinnamon from the country.
and burn the sheds of the Railroad
Company, if necessary. Hickey told
me he was at Truckce last spring. lie
said they got the Waterman away from
the Round House, and then set fire to
it, and It made the damncdest fire
oyer saw"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

lAFECIAL TO THE 9ULD Ill phlbt nb"2 -
II WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LfSE.J
-
Death md BurIni of Hon. Edwin W.
Stanton.
WASHINGTON. December 6.-The III
neral of Stanton occurs at IL o,clogN
tomorrow from his residence, rank
lin square. At the request OF the
Justices of the Supreme Court, COIL
curred in by his family, the arrange
ments are taken charge of by the war
Department; but. in accordance with
the wishes of the family, there will be
no military display.
The commission of Stanton rs Asso-
ciate Justice had not been signed Mt the
time of his death, but i'll the course OF
fine day the President signed it and
sent the commission to his widow, as q
mark of respect.
A meeting of members of Repre-,
sentatiycs was held yesterday, and
adopted appropriate resolutions OF re-
snect and coincidence, and decided to
attend the funeral in a body.
Christmas Dny in New York.
New Yom>, December %. = The
weather was fair tc-lay, and the peo-
ple generally enjoyed themselves. All
the Episcopal AMI Catholic churches
were crowded to s%uilocation.
The charity schools and institutions
We're well provided for.
The holiday has been most happily
spent.
Terrible DEATH of n Young Lady.
A young lady returning from a
Christmas Eve party, last night. was
instantly dashed to pieces on the New
Haven Railroad, ear Harlem, while
crossing the track.
A Homicide in Boston.
BosToN, December pa young
rough got into aquarrcl with an Irish
woman yesterday about five cents, and
stabbed her in the throat, killing her.
Policeman Murdered.
DETROIT. December 25.-A terrible
murlcroccurredlast night. EX-police-
man Kane was found ON the sidewalk
with his throat cut from ear to ear. A
next door neighbor. Michael CASTILLO.
was arrested for the crime. They had
a slight quarrel i'll 4 saloon shortly be-
fore The murder,
BosroN. December 25.-Thc Union
Pacific Railroad Company, which adj
vertised 70 pay their coupons early at
Boston. rccOnsiGcrcd the decision, and
will pay them at New York. to those
who wish, OH and after the Sd of jan
ury.
ToroYTo. December 25.-Thc Onta-
rio Parliament was pr0roSued ycstcr-
day, by the Lieutenant Governor. 1t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

THE new hotel in New York. the
"Soutbern Hotel" now building, will
be tine largest hotel i'll America. II
will cost 81, Ia, 600. o%ne-fourth being
for the furniture; will accommodate
1000 guests. has 700 rooms, 1000 win,
dows. 1000 doors, four dining rooms.
six parlors. and be in all respects the
"Hotel of the Period" Tho New
York Herald refers any one not salts
fled with this p%alatial edifice. to st.
Peters at Rome, or the late Coliseum
of the Hub,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

TIE EARruQUAKE At CNRsoN.-We
learn from Mr.. Billings. the driver OF
Wilson'S stage. that the earthquake
shocks felt in Gold Hill last night. were
also very perceptible and alarming i'll
Carson C~ity-causing about the sane
excitement AMONG the people there as
il did here. No very great damage
was done. excepting the throwing on
their shelves bottles in a~pothecary
shops, and saloons, and crockery ware
in stores and hotel kitchens. The
p,astering on the ceiling in Masonic
Hall fell down { some extent, and the
walls of the large hotel at Warm
Springs, next door 10 the State Penlten-
tiary. were very much cracked. Con-
siderable excitement prevailed in Car
son during the night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

SAN FRANCISCO, December 27-2 r.
M.-Thirty-siX hundred cards of Japan
csc silk worm eggs were brought by
the steamer China, to be shipped East
in cars arranged expressly for the pur-
pose. They were shipped by a Swiss
firm in Yokohama, and is the first
large invoice by this route.
Another troupe of japanese jugglers
came passengers.
Two Austrian Barons, connected
with the mission sent to. China, Japan
and Siam, en- route for South America,
came on the China to take a look at the
United States.
The brig Ida Rogers, bound into
Coos Bay, OH the 18th December struck
on the bar and sunk inside the bay.
No lives lost.
Weather pleasant, with light wind
from northeast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

Tue Chinese Immigrants into Cali
fornia are subject to the careful super
vision Of the three companies by whom
they have been introduced. The con-
lition in life and occupation of these
immigrants are faithfully recorded,
and the following interesting statistics
have been extracted from the books.
Ii appears that $4,000 Chinese have
been taken TO California. OF these
37,32S have returned 10 China. and TO-
426 have died. Ofthc 90 5l remaining
on the Pacific coast il,0OO are living
in California divided into 3l,7OO active
lahorerS. and $500 women aud chill
dren. old and decrepid. and prisoners
confined in jailS. In comparing these
figures with the statistics Of the United
States. il is asserted that out of il,OOO
white persons in this country only
200 are active producers, and that
the 81. 900 Chinese at II dollar 4 day
earn 81. eco. while the il.000 of white
population nc two dollars 4 day for
each producer only earns $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

TIE EARTHQUAKES SHOCKS LAS
NIGuT.-A few minutes before six
o'clock last evening, 4 very heavy
shock of an earthquake occurred In
Gold Hill and Virginia, and no doubt
in many other places. we have not yet
heard FROM which greatly alarmed the
peoplc. We were sitting at our edito-
rial table writing, at the time named,
when we suddenly felt II whole office
tremble aud shake. the chimney on the
oil lamp before us toppled over and
fell on the inkstand, and we were al
most unable TO rise TO. our feet. we
instantly comprehended the situation
it was an earthquake. And. not TO
he behindhand in ascertaining on the
public street where the visitor was GO
inc. we made straight streak for the
outside of our establishment, where we
arrived Just in time to see nearly every
body else making eager inquiry As to
what il all meant-how it happened
whether anybody was hurt-did II
shake the neighbours house much-did
it scare anybody-wherc had the curl
ouS stranger gone-waS he around yet
OR was he coming back? And q
great many just such sossipings regard
ing the truly strange phenomenot
passed between the people on the
street. To say that very nearly every
body had 4 good sized scare" on
would not exactly be telling the truth
for the truly alarming CONFUSION Of
nature made the stoutest-hcarted pale
with fear. Many of. the women and
children in Gold Hill We're terrified
and the frequent repetition OF the
shocks-thcre being nct less than nine
from six o'clock in the evening until
ten minutes past two this morning
made q good many people sleep but
little during the night. After the first
shock at six O'Clock. which lasted for
several seconds. and vas very heavy.
came two or three lighter ones-the
shake or vibration being apparently
from the southeast To the northwest
most of the pendulum clocks in town
being stopped by the vibration of the
earth. The three shocks ut about ten
o'clock were light, but heavy enough
TO cause people who We're in bed to
jump out and strike 4 light. At about
two o'clock there We're ortwo light
shocks. followed with one very heavy
and alarming. This, we believe. was
the last one felt during the night.
There have been no more. up to the
time of our going 10 prcSS-and the
general hope seems to be that the
strange visitation has gone to some
other portion of Gods earth-as earth
quake shocks are neither welcome or
desirable in this section. They are I'M
pleaSant-very npleasant-and their
Visitation here is 4 matter Of most pro
found meditation and speculation
among all classes, old and young.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27
FROM GENOA.

GENOA, December 27.-A shock of
an earthquake was felt here last night
at G:2j, lasting about @ seconds. The
sensation experienced was of n rotary
motini, from the south toward the
north, vibrating bird cages to and fro
in that direction. There was also
another Of equal or greater force, and
was felt about 3 o'clock this morning,
s.lakir,, the stonc mdcrpinning of
Rel ri Lyons dwelling house, causing
i: in one place to tumble down. No
other effects of importance noticed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27
FROM RESO.

REQ. December 2G.-The Pacific
Express train bound west left here at
thiTty-fivc minutes past 10 p. Nifty
minutes late. 1t was detained on the
road between here aud Wadsworth. on
account Of the earthquake. Large
rocks rolled on to the track, caused by
the earthquake this evening. The en-
ginc was Slightly damaged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

CoISCnEST.-Some of our readers
will perhaps rememberthat the terrible
earthauake shocks which occurred In
san Francisco a year ago last October,
were about four hours apart. 1t Is
worthy of mention that the strange
visitationS,which we had in this section
last night happened just about four
hours apart. The first shock occurred
at six. or a few minutes before it; the
next heavy shock at a few minutes be-
fore ten. and the last heavy one Mt
about two o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

FRE At EMpfRE.-The shock of the
earthquake ut Empire City, at six
o'clock last evening. upset IN oil lamp,
the fluid igniting on the floor. and set
thug fire to the house. Although there
was plenty OF water across the street.
III h yellow Jacket ilume, the con-
~ernatio among the people seems TO
nave peen so great that the flames got
the upper hand of all subsequent excr-
lions TO Subduc them, and the whole
house and furniture We're burnt up.
Loss. several thousand dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27
FROM WHITE FINE.
A Homicide In Hamilton City.

n FIUWIICIuN III Tkf'hIIluH NN1'
HAMILTON, December 26.-About G
O'clock this evening a man named
Jailes Cartwright was shot and i'll
stansly killed by Samuel Howard. 1t
appears q dispute o between the
parties in regard to the rent Of a sa-
loon occupied by Howard. Of which
Cartwright was the landlord, when the
former, becoming excited. fired the
fatal shot. The murderer has been
arrested and lodged in Jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27
FROM VALLEJO.
A Nun Commlts Suicide.

VALLEJO, Cal. Dccember26.-A man
named VIM. Edwards, residing near
this place. committed suicide to-day by
shooting himself through the head.
II is supposed that he wfs laborinS lul-
der temporary attack of insanity at
the time,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27
FROM SILVER MOUNTAIN.

SILVER MOUNTAIN, December 81:
At five o'clock and twenty-five min-
utes, last evening, 4 shock of earth
quake was felt here, lasting about seven
seconds. Another was felt at about
three O'Clock this morning.
One foot Of SHOW.
Weather clear and cold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

SrASroS.-The cause Of the death OF
Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton was conges-
tion of the heart. He was in the fifty
fifth year of his age. The US. Senate
on Tuesday last had confirmed him as
one of the Justices of the Supreme
(,ourt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

PARIS is at present largely sup
plhd with American heiresses in search
of titled husbands Of sweet speech and
email Aeaps,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

LorEz, according to the cable dis
patches. has again been "utterly an
initiated" by the Brazilians. This is
the fifteenth time,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

HORACE GREELEY, by special re-
quest. Wore his "old white coat at n
lecture he recently delivered at Lewis
ton, Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27
A CAPITAL BURLESQUE ON n CAP.
ITOL BALL.

The Sacramento Record has nh anus
ING burles1uc on the Capitol Bail, from
| which we extract the portions relating
to the bill of fare and decorations:
Sours.-Bcan, Friiolc.
FIsu.-HerrinS, Imported Cod.
RoAsTs.-Ham, Bacon. Pork. Pork
and Bacon, Pork. Bacon, Ham.
BoILED.-IIam. Bacon. Pork, Beef
and Cabbage. Pork -anG Bacon, Beef
and Cabbage. Bacon. Pork. Ham.
observation-disclosures a Ia Calavcr1&. Fri
ioles a Ia Tuolumnc, lIarico;s 1t Ia Ma
riposa, Chilli Beans a Ia Staiislalis,
Black Beans q Ia Airicainc. yellow
| Beans a Ia ChinoiSe, String Beans a Ia
PaSani1i.
Nora BENE.-Flapiaps, Buckwheats,
Corn Cakes, FlirnapS. Slapiac'>s, Grid
die Cakes, Batter Cakes, TurnOyers,
Pancakes.
Mush and Milk, Fried MuSh, Baked
| Beans, Pork and Beans, Pig and Fri
jolcs, Hog and IIaricotS, Beans.
BEVERAGES.
BOWS Sparkling Wheat Juice. Mrs.
| winslow's Soothing Syrup, BOWS
Golden Beverage, Walkers Bitters.
Plantation Bitters, BOWS Bun%holc
| Nectar. BOWS Eye opener. Perry Da-
| Wis Pain Killer, BOWS Stomach Set
tier. King of Pain, pratt's Abolition
Oil Dor black Rcpublicansl Cold
| Pressed Castor Oil. Scidlisz Powders.
~" Checks viii be given TO gentle
men by the attendants, FOR 4 paper OF
| fine cut tobacco or q "Cuba SIX"
- Gentlemen are particularly re-
quested 10 eat with their forks.
~ No smoking allowed mt the ia
bic. or splitting of tobacco juice OH the
table cloths.
DECORATIONS.
The ELEGANT Assembly Chamber was
decorated in the most beautiful man
ner. Over the Speakers desk was
hung the "Green Flag o. Old El.n"
falling in tasteful folds over the Cod
dess of Liberty chained TO 4 rock. and
gazing upon the scene with all alb
sorbed interest. Around the walls
were notices tasteiully arranged,
among which We nosed the following:
"Gantlemcn will please use the spit
toons.' Eight Hours shall Coasti-
tute = Days Labor" Don't put
your feet in the chairs" ''Thc DEM
ocratic Party is n Lively Corpse"
"No Smoking Allowed The Mon
golians are the Curse Of tho Country
"wipe your feet on the mats TO
the Yictors belong the Spoils.' And
that good old Democratic Jeffcrsonian
test. SIS he on it; is he Culpable?"
The decorations were much admired
and we noticed many 4 legislator can-
tiously eject his tobacco into his linen
handkerchief in appreciation Of their
significance,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

FIVE hundred people in New York
earn a living by TINT species Of saipd-
ling kpewA as fetiae saling>
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27
LATEST TELEGRAMS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

I.rre,In TO n ooLp HILL DAILY NEWS IT
THE WESTERN UNION TKLEdRAPH LISI.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

CNcNNArI has had a corn-husking
match. In nine hours N Hess husked
ll3 bushels to his opponents li5.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

DEAoL'snggS Of Bread. Cakes, Pies, Doughnuts,
Hot Rolls. etc. take notice: John Peter Becker. OF
the Gold l!ill Bakery and Chop House. Is prepared
TO furnish to the public the above named articles,
fresh every day, OF the best quality, aud at the low.
est prices. no2T.lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

Is this age whoa merit is obseured by selGasscr-
ton, aud slarins advertisements take the place OF
solid talent. II Isl pleasure to meet with true worth.
To those In need OF medical aid We would checrfully
the d.. J. e. Young Institute, els Sac
ramento street, San Francisco. During It's twenty
years Of operation 1t has held the highest place OF
integrity, and has been recognized as a sure refuge
OF the sick, where all receive skillful aud HONORABLE,
treatment. Sec advertisement on the inside.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27

Tue HEhLlao ~PooL.-Esays for Young Men who
have fallen Into vicious habits, and now desire u
higher life. and a better Manhood. with certain
means of relief for tho afflicted. Sent IN scaled
letter envelopes. free OF charge. Address Howard
Association. Box =, PhIlal!elphia. Pa. se9N,am
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-27
Overland Dispatches
Death md Burial OF Hon. Edwin ,

[srEclAL TO THE SOLD HILL DAILY NEWS BIZ
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LISE.1
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-08-26
Gttuas iiir unicre Yaintcr.

Sn elmer in Der .Gbcaso N6b3ts." per5ffentIidbten
gorreiponsens aus Der 6eoer bes Srn 2orens Brens
tano, Der i'm Nusenbld in europa pelt, finoen mir
cine fleine Rrdbminfeliaoe aus Dem lieben aten go.
terlanoe, Die namentli allen painters bier su 2ans
De pielen spab MAIDEN miro. Ser @enannte fdreibt:
rWenn lie ndmlid bier Elm 9aus onitreiden, 10
baien lie Elm @eriiit BON 3tpe big brei Stod boben
5tansen, trelde nit Guerfansen berbunoen per-
ben. Oie 2eBtern meroen bann nit 8rettern beleat.
auf benen iih bic Nnitreiher nod Der Welobie:
Simmer Ian9Iam II. |. no." betpegen. Sinb bic
Straben en8e, tpe D. 9. in Woin3. 10 III elm iolbes
@erite cine mabre Ruiance, I'm, 10 mebr. als es oft
iehs bis adt Wo4en oauert big elm mdBises 9aus
ieine amei Nnitrihe erbaten bat; oenn - fa9en iie
- es muB bod aud tr0den peroen. Sibe idb nun
por einisen Sa9en nit Befannten bel einem GIaie
Wein in elmer &eitouration in Wfain3 als elm Dor,
tiger arSt in 9roBer Mufresnna bereintritt uno ben
anlpelenoen Yoliaes @ommifidr frast. tpie lanae
oenn Elm ioldes @sriit iteben bleiben oirfe. gr
tonne nit ieinem 8ussp eine semifis etrabe nidat
palliren, ba oieielbe idon lett suei Wonaten bur1
Wd9reno Der Serr Yoli5eieommiII fortgegan-
een mar, um bic beitebenoe Yoli3eiperoronuna nod.
5uieber, madte idb bic yemerfung, baB man in Nme-
rita Die b6hlten Sduler in tpeniger 3et anjreihe
als bier erioroerli ie bas @eriiit auf3ubauen un6
pieoer ab3unebmen; alein ba bdtten sic bic Der.
lpuaoerten 8elihter ieben ioaen Gin Saus anitrei-
den, obne oas Strabenpfaiter auf3ureiBen uno Elm
@eriiit 3miiben ben Yaiteriteinen emporiteisen su
laiien nein 10 etrpas lit lnerb6rt uno muB ameri=
fanii6er 9umbug 1ein Ser eeht Mqes Iansiam
uno in altbersebradter Weiie gDie man es Dor
hunoert Sabren gemaht, 10 maht man es beute
nnd1 .....
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-08-26
Cine beutide l1niberiitat.

9ie @elegenbet ber Sumbolatfeier brin9t wieoet
einmal manderle Observation-Disclosures 5u Gage.
go Sum Beipel ibldst Elm Doctor Ju6s in Deil-
paufee bic GrIneuns elmer oeuti6en unioeriitdt
Dor. gs ioa gu bieiem 3peds binnen feds Sa6ren
cine M1on Dollars ourd freiuilliae geitrdse auf.
sebradt merben; iobalo cine balbe M0ion i'm &a=
item 1T, iou's nit Dem 8au losgeben. Oa5u bes
merit Der Mn3. oes Weltens:
Ser Ooftor fdngt feinen 8au bonn Oadhe an.
Solanae es in bieiem 2anoe nod an euten Wtittel<
Ihulen feblt, auf melhen bic Stuoenten fir Die n-
perlitdt su er3ieben inb, lit es Sborbelt. an cine
ltniperftdt 3u 6enfen pollen0s gar an ene oeutlde
llniperitdt. Bir fiirhten. baB Der Weriu6 dhnlih
enoen piirbe. pie frIber id,on einmal. Sn Yenna
iplpanieu III einmal cine unipertdt 9e9rinoet uors
oen, aber bas Ding .arbetete" nift uno Die Gebau=
Iihfeiten nuroen pdter an enen .2anosmann" per=
tauft, Der cine grarerei oarin anlegte.
unleres Wiens baben bic Seutld3en in feirem
Staate Der Union aud nur Elm GDmnalum Doer
cine quite fog. 8eaihule sesrinoet uno nun iod auf
enmal nit benz 9Daiten, elmer unlperltdt, Der Nne
fan9 9emaAt lperoen
QYr iino Der unmabsebliden Infdbt. oaB mon
i'm Shulmeien pie in allen Oineen am 6unoamente
anfaneen muB. Grit CUTE 0olfsidulen in binreis
denoer 3abl, bann 8iir9er. uno Healldulen uno
@pmnaien. guoli4 oas pOlDtehnieum uno ole
5ohihule. .-. -.r .a#
Wenn ubrisens Der Milpaufee'r Doctor Die Sa'
DE ernitld in bic 9ano nebmen min. 10 ratben mir
ihm, feline Sammluneen nid,t Sabre lang fort,us
leBen, i0noern Die Wtiui0n auf einual 5u belbaf.
fen. Nas lebtere iit bier 3u 2anoe leitter als oas
erifere ..-..e 49, ..ss a.. .t-