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LONDON, April 30--The Times this morning re-
news its comments on the atrocities OF tho Greek
brigands, and emphasizes It's can upon the great
powers to intervene In the affairs OF Greece, to
the end that similar 0utlages may be prevented In
future.
The Saturday Ieritso anticipates the entire res
toraHon Of tho American credit only when, re-
gRrdiess Of Supreme Court decisions, the re-
Hshed fact
The Full Nail Gore.te, this evening, comments
on the strong renewal Of the POpery feeling In
England, and attributes it partly to the Pope md
Gcnmenica1 Council, more than to the multipllea-
tton Of monasHc constitutions
LONDON, April 90.-The morning edition OF the
Pati Nall G1zehe has been discontinued.
The steamers Cuba and Manarth have arrived.
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to expect, and 70 demand, that tbei1 money
shall not be taken for schemes of far le,a
merit, and of merely local importance.
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PRNSSTA

ALEXANDRIA, April s0.-The Pacna's palace at
Ramleh, ncarthls city, wes burned yesterday.
LOSE very heavy.
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scrlbed forms OF pleading now perform 1s
Of this character. They supply every law
yer with two-penny worth Of cheap cru
dition, so thoroughly absurd md useless in
itself, that nobody in any other occupation
in Life is likely to remember it, and
hence it is always heard by 1aymen
with sense Of novelty and adrnira-
ton, The mere use of the terms
savors Of that superior knowledge which
impresses the client with confidence. A
LAWYER may have no real knowledge Of the
decisions which bear on the question in
yolyed. He could not predict the result or
the expense of the action. But by the time
he has loarnedly explained to his client why
he brings replerin instead Of trorer, the
latter 1stircs, full of the east wind, satisfied
that his lawyer knows soma things that he
don't, and wrongly inferring there
from. that he knows how his case
will or ought to end. All this
fictitious learning, which is not learning,
sho1ld be abolished A class OF lawyers
will oppose its abolition. The law is an
ultra-conservative profession, or such sys'
tenn OF absurdity could not have grown up
among them. It is part Of their stock IN
trade. They have the same objections tc
giving M this useless erudition that college
professors have to yielding the dead Ian
cuages; that physicians have to Writing
their prescriptions IN Engllsh; that the
Catholic Church has to opening the Bible
tn fhe 4nnsses. and that the ancient Egyptian
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EmpfYe-Worth tipped foul which CTaVer took
on the bound. SpaalainR's hash Was settled oy
Hodes to Flynn, and BaEron's short, high NJ WIS
C1ieu0IMyesle's Wild perpendicular bit WIS
taken 81 Murray. Pinknam got his nrst and second
on a Wild throw by Barron 70 Welch. Fl{nns
ham third. Finn was then cnrneEed % the line
between first and second, and put out By Weleh,
Pinlham coming hcme. King took his hrst on
bojl Uoilea' high N ras nicely taken By SPan1d-
ing, and the side was out with one run scored,
Klng being left on third
HGHTH NN1N0-
Erpi1eL Murray went cut On foul catch b1
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CANE 1t NEAFnIA ...--....
AxNru1s. April ao--A mstch game q billiards
for 500 side WIS p1syed oetHeen c. W Davis,
champion Of Arkansas, and Anthony Houlug,
marker In CadMus' billiard pns1or, at Greentaw
Opern House, Last night Davis won, scoring ,sG2
to 1,o5s for Honing, In serenty-1Ve innings
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12

HuMBuG ExnIBlTIoN.-On Tuesday even
Ing, the st. Clair family gave one of their ex-
hihitions at the Turn Verein Hall. 1t is as
tonishing that any persons can have the au-
daeity to offer such an entertainment to the
public. There is not particle Of merit in any
one single thing they offer. The lecture on
Marriage no Lottery given by Ellen St. Clair
was delivered in s.ng-song tone, and in
q manner that can lie excelled by any of the
older scholars attending our Public School.
The singing was horrible, and the gifts dis
trbuted were of the commonest Kind of trash.
Taken altogether, it was an imposition and
n humhug.
The proprietor complained bitterly because
the city of Sonora exacted license from him,
and stated it was the only place be had been
obliged to pay license in the United States.
II properly treated, he should be fined for out
raging public decency with his magic lantern
end swindling gift arrangement.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12

TuE BOARD OF SupERvIsoRS,-The Regu-
lar Meeting of the Board of Supervisors COM
aenced On Monday last; Present +. Parsons,
W. Wheeloek and Thos. Leonard.
The following bills were allowed and order
cd paid. Geo. A. Reed, services as Jailor
&c. SlS5; w. X. Moore repairing water pipes,
stoves sc. Sc rs: I Holland, wood for Jail
SIS: Hall, candles &c. So 25; I Holland,
wood for Court House $50; c IL Randall,
printing So7; A Mock, blankets &c for Jail
SIS so; \ Rodgers, expenses to Knights
Ferry Sc; II oppenheimer, pens and ink So
d. Mclean. buggy hire SIS; John Lyon,
drayage S. 50 F i Freand, mattresses for
Hopital sos 50: 7 C Birney, salary as Asses
scr $50; FA Freund, repairing ehairsS25 5oi
John Roberts, cutting wood So so; Il Rhoem
clerk of oleltion s.; W DGibbs, iudgeof cleo
tion Sc; Austin Abbott, inspector of election
SO; L NJ Hampton, inspector of election So;
John Ferral, judge of election Sl2; NJ Ken
ney, constable fees $54; A Preston, bury
ing a Mexican SO so; Geo. Steinmetz con-
stable fees S33 20; Jas. Letford, inspector of
election SIS; Geo. Barter, judge OF election
Sc; c L Street, judge of elaction So; D NJ
Kenfeld, tax receipts &c. SS4; JOAN McCabe,
inspector of election SIS; Blossom, clerk
of election IS; John Rorke, judge of election
s.; I II Stodaard, clerk of election s.; II S
Macomber, clerk of election s.; r NJ Ashlock
Judge of election IS; L;yerpcol & London &
Globe Insurance Co., insurance on Court
House S242 IS; Gold Mount Water Co., wa
ter for Court House $50; Fahey. milk for
Hospital SIS; II Fahey, board of Mrs Keech,
Sll4; Wm Fahey, Steward of Hospital $74
90; John Shaw, medicines $40 Is; Barlow &
Benas, Clothing SIS 81; " X Moore repair.
ing pump &c., SIS l.; John woiaing,e mea,
for Hospital SS5 10; YIN Siebcrt, crackers
Sia .: Madison & Hartvig, groceries Ssh 10;
4 Mock, clothing for IospitalS2l 81; C Bur-
den, buryipg dead SIT; T Holland, wood
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12

NTOTECE.-Nosicci - hereby givc1 that 10 IL
q my apply to the Board of Supervisors of
rGeiumne County at their next Regular Meeting for Lii
cense to establish aud Public Ferries at the following
places the Tuolumne River, to-w-At point on said
known Stevens Ear, and at point said river
known rs jacksonville.
CHARLES EoRSWELL.
Nov 5. lS-o-1m
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12

for Hospital $50; John Monahan, mdse s..
O. Abner Reed, Judge Of election 50; ] liar
rington, Justice fees So; JAS Letford, Jus
tice fees SSS; j franklin, examining luna
tics SO; B Tanzi, interpreting 81; Frank
Losano. interpreting So; A Trout, Sher-
if fees S296 25; P Smith, constable fees SIS
10; C L Me.zSer, salary SGpt. Schools $50; j
C Mann. constable fees SO 50; " Ruaorf.
meals for witnesses Sc; D Duquesne, inter
preting So II c Calhoun, salary Steward at
Hospital SCI OIL; j Franklin, salary Physi-
elan 500; D M Ken6eld, Langley & Co.'S bill
Of medicine $40 9S:M Kaufman, clothing for
Hospital Sc rs; Barlow s Benas, clothing for
Hospital S. %; A Reed, printing brief and
statement in matter Of Ssanislaus County in
debtedness Sl4; T Brodigan, board of priso-
GERS $40 10; II McGehee, Justice fees 50;
John Weoten, constable fees ST. 90; I Lo-
peg. meat for Hospital S45 GO; L Brcdigan,
board and blanket SO: s Bradford, lumber
Road District No. l; $50 IS; JAS Kelly, labor
do. SO: K Fahey, labor do. Se45; Dennis
DOYLE, labor Road District No. ? Sl35; NJ
Smith, labor do. SIS; Hale s Hall, lumber
do. So45 95; E Parsons, materials do. sl37
%: S S Bradford, lumber Road District No.
5 Sol 80; j c Mann, labor &c. do. S235; j
Seegard, labor do SEQ; G II Newcomb, labor
do. S6G so; Geo. Watts, labor do. So; w
Wheelock labor do. 800; D B Newhall, la
Dor Road District No. $3.50 Is; D Acker-
man, labor do. SIS; w Wheelock, expenses
do. SOS; III L Street, Stationery S14 80; r F
Gardiner, Auditor fees 500 "a; r E Gardi-
ner, stationery &c Sl44. 40; E Parsons Super
visor $50; w Wheelock do. $50; I Leonard.
do. s24 40. Total $4,000 IA, The bill of
f A Freund, for burial expenses of jacob
Doscher, for $40 so; was ordered paid out of
money in the Treasury and belonging to the
Estate of deceased. The bill of VIM Tilgham
for withdrawing Jail, amounting to S24,
was rejected.
Ordered, that c Burden be appointed to
bury the dead from County Hospital and
Jail.
1t was ordered, that John Wooten be APP
pointed Constable Of Township No. 4, to fill
vacancy. The bill of John X. Fahey for la
Dor on county roads in District No. l, per-
formed in 1867, was rejected. The bill of
Josiah Hall for labor &c. performed on coun-
ty roads in District No. l, in 1866 & for
S447 50 was allowed aud ordered paid. Ad-
iourned.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12
ERENCH Sanitary

Na,.-Persons Wishing to contribute to the
reliefof the families dead aud wounded Will be
most gratefully thanked by sending their subscriptions to
the Unien Drug Store, next door TO Wells Fargo Cos
Office where list is kept to that effect.
z. ROCHER.
Sonora October Is. 1870
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12

COUNTY TRRAsuRY-Th following is the
total amount from ali sources paid into the
County Treasury for the month of October:
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12

This thorough blood partner yet discovered,
and cures all huanorn from the worst Scrofula a
common Eruption. Pimples aud Blot.hes the face,
and soay rough skin, which such annoying blem
shes many young persons yield to the use of few bot
ties of this wonderful medicine. From to eight bot
ties cure Salt Rheum, Eryspeas, Scsld Head, Ring
Worms Bols Scay Eruptens of the Skin Sores Ulcers
and Canker' in the Mouth and Stomach. 1t is pure
medicinal extract native roots and plants combining in
HARMONY Natures most sovereign curative properties,
which has nsted into the vegetable Kingdom for
healing the sick. restorer Fer the strength
ana ygor system. Those who are anguid, sleep
less have nervous spprehensons OF fears or of the
affections symptonac of weakness, will and convincing
evidence restorative upon trial II You feel
Dull Drcwsv Debiitsted and Desondent have frequent
Headache Mouth Taste Badly in the morning, irregular
Appetite Tongue Coated you are suffering from Tor
MD, Liver or ssBiliousneSs" In many cases of Liver
Complaint only part these symptoms are experience
ed As remedy for all snch cases. Dr. Fierces Golden
Medical Discovery has equal as II effects perfect cures
leaving the Liver Strengthened and Healthy For the
cure OF abitual Constipation Of the Bowels 1t Is never
falling remedy aad who have used IL for this
nose are loud in praise In Bronchial Throat and
Lung Diseases it has produced man{ truly rcmarkaoie
cures where other medicines have failed. Sold ey all
druggists 81 90 per bottle Prepared at the Chemical
r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.
lS5 Seneca Street, Buffalo, \. 7.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12

ACCIDENT IN BLAsrING.-0n Sunday last
Michael RYAN who was working in the Kin
cail Flat Tunnel had the fbuia of his right
leg broken by piece of rock thrown out by
n blast. At the time. be was two hundred
feet away from the blast facing the side of
the tunnel when he was hit by piece of rock
on the left leg, which tore the canvass pants
he was wearing and broke the bone Of his
right leg.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12

EfiscorAL Cnuecu NoTicE.--Divine Ser
vice Tomorrow. Sunday, at ST. James
Church, Sonora, a, IL o'clock. A. N. Eve
aing service each Friday, at ! o'clock, P. N.
Divine service at Columbia, at o'clock.
p. M.-Rey. d. j. Lee officiating Minister.
At which time the ordidaace of baptism will
administered.
All are invited 10 attend.
Sunday sehoolat halfpast nine a. N. Chi
4ren are requested TO be puuctual.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12

a SsIGNEES' NOTICE OF APPOINT
IA i'm the District Court Of the United States,
Tor the District Of Caornia.-lu Bankruptey.-1n the
matter Isaiah r.. Robbins. BankrurtTo all whom it
may The undersigned A, b. Preston of James
town in Taolumne County said District hereby gives
notice If his appoint Assignee of the
ah Il Robbins Of Columbia, in the County of Tuonmue.
said District, and who towit the 18th day of
October A. u. 1870 aiuleesl Bankrupt, upon the Petit
ton Of Himself hy Samuel J. Clark, Jr, of the Reg
listers in Bankruptcy for said district.
Dated Sonora, the 18Th day Of October. A. n. 1870
A. r. PRESTON,
Assignee.
Oct. ~ 1S70--Sw
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12
NOTICE
TO TAg-TaxPAYERS TU0k. co.

EUAy RECEIVED THE ASSESS
Roll for the fiscal year, A. D. $50. al State and
County Taxes DUE and PAYABLE All persons
who have paid their R0A and P0LLTAX request
Collection of the viii be strictly enforced against all
Delinsnents.
Notice is hereby given that from and after this Date
Taxes can paid daily during Office hours the Shers
Office IN the Court House in Sonora until the 31-t day
of November, a. ID. 1870. Also at the following
named places the days appointed fer the purpose of
collecting Taxes. for which notices will be posted in all
the Towns and Camps in the county;
viii be at
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12
DIR. s. II. HALL S

DIR. 8. II. HALL.-This sue
cessul physician since his return FROM and consultation
with the eminent medical in Europe. is daily effect
ing that have eed the skill of the most eminent
physicians Special attention i given to the Diseases OF
the Urinary organs-Primary, secondary and Chronic.
DIR. HALL has Just Published one of the
instructive ard interesting pamphlets ON Marriage
and It's dsaualcations, decline OF manhood.
debility loss of energy and vital power indiges
ton pain in the head and stomach weakness
and all those diseases that result from youthful foes,
Of maturity ignorance in natures laws with
treatment aud This pamphlet has been the means
of saving thousands Sent free to adde's on the re-
cep cgsx passage stamps by addressing the au
thor Rr s. HssrINGs HALL 4o2 ntgomery Street. op
posita Wells. Fargo Co.'S office, SSH Francisco.
Nov 5, lST0-3m
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

ENOR TUE RENEFuT OF ALL THAT
n have Taxes to Pay, will that the District At
orney has called attention the Laws regarding the
Collection of PROPERTY, POLL and ROAD TAN and in
formed that he would held sricy accountable for
any deviation thercfrom On the Third Monday ina
Novcube the close of oficicial business on that
day it will be my duty levy upon all property assessed
upon which the have been paid, and under
circumstances vii money he received receipts issued
hy after that time; and ali denquents will have to pay
the additional FIVE per cent. 1t will also be my duty TO
report all that Delinquent Road and Poll Tax and
all denquents will be liable be sued in Justices Courts
j. A. S. TROUT,
Tax Collector of Tuol. Co.
Nov B, lSI0-3w
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12

CHANGE OF TiuE-The Stage running be-
tween here and Columbia will make but two
trims during the Winter months, leaving the
Court Exchange Sonora, at 10 \. NJ. and 4
p. NJ. and Parsons Drug Store Columbia at
Q A. NJ. aud F. NJ.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12
Op NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NT0THTE OF EsSNENT.-KINCAlD
~ Flat Mining Company Tuolumne County, Calitor.
MIA Notice hereby gwen that AT meeting of the Board
of Trustees of said Company held the both day
october, 1870. an assessment of Two Dollars md
Fifty per share levied upon the capital stock
IF sand Company payable Immediately in United States
gold and silver the Secretary 30 Clay street San
Francisco Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid the 2st day OF November 1870 shall be
doomed Delinquent aud will be duly advertised FOR sale
public auction and unless payment shall be made before
viii Saturday the Sd day of December 1870 to
nay the delinquent together with Of add
versng expenses of sale BY order of the Board of
Trustees
n. H. GROVE. Secretary
Office 20 Clay Street, San Francisco.
Oct Goth, lST0-iw
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12

The Mite Society Of ST. James Episcopal
Church. will meet at the residence of Mrs.
Amer Pitts. on Thursday evening, Novem-
her l7th. All are invited to attend.
The union Democrat., 1870-11-12
Ghi union qemutrat,
LOCAL NEWS.

VIM. s. COOPER is authorized to act as
Agent Cor the "USfos DEMOCRAT" for solie-
iting Advertisements and Subscriptions, and
10 recent for money due this effce.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-11
Qo06el0eriC1t.

San1es Grebe Mite Stunt unb @m.
Steljer 5ablten 9eitern je So fir rae
@er9n19en zines 9ew5bnliden &au19es.
Subn 0'8rien, 3o9 Is por. fir pas:
itlbe @er0ni3en bic So in Der Sail abs
3uleben.
.. morri1on, George @eQs unb pe>
ter 2ypnS >pel@e an rer Sill Strabe bi@t
Dor Der Gblr bes Gtabli0ements Der
brett5dieen &ote wdbrenp Der Na@tSeit
In cine &auferei 9~erietben. trurpen nit
relpectipe 1925, $15 uno $40 nebf So
tsnJ pel&e fe iofort berappten, befraft.
- Tlorenee Campbell, Elm idneemeis
bes Gdub@en en-, tpel@e bic na@orldliden
2iebesertldrun9en be6 8. 9. Nreortra9es
aidt ertpibern rppIte, nuree pom bielem
an9etla9t pom Yiape ter Tu8enp abse>
mi&en 3u ietn Mrmfrun9 wollte ni6t
ais &ld9er 9e9en ba6 iueeGdub@en auf>
trete1 unb sos IS por, bic Soften 3u 3ab>
len. ~. ..r.
- @m. Sobnior> notwithstanding
3ablte SIS unp Soften.
- 6. Nellon, tpel9er Ieiner Dulcinea
Stdnb9en bra9te pbne Dor ibr @ebSr
gu fnoen, tpuroe perbaftct uno 3u $40
lno Soften oerurtbetlt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-11
Or teut, 6>Iran3D,. &rte9.
@~ermauente Organization
Gentfdben,H atripttfdben
91lfaz@ BON Mtnnefpta

Sc par In Der MaGenY.rlammlunq
pom Stem Mu8uf bei@loGen wortsn, turd
permanente Sr0anifruns ter Greeuti1
uno Ginan3z@ Committee einen Dereir In
Minnelota inc 2eben 1u rufen> beGtn
Nuf9abe Is fem fol- IN pa6enbu @eils
Wittel CUR unterRlbun8 Der I'M &rieSs
@erpunrtten, 70 wie fit ti.@ittnen unit
@aiien Der @efaaenen 3u bei6afen.
Da6 Circuits COMMITTEE ner1amme Il
I@ am Spnnta9 @prmitta9.
Anweieno &paren Die 5errn s. @iQius,
8. s. Beb s.. Trott, $. pebolp, g,
2eue, Granf @eruer unb Sobn @atbeta
10 ME BE 6errr, Granf 8reuer, 81.
6ou, 6. poGanant unb g. @iQius BON
Der GinanS COMMITTEE.
IS murpe aur @abl peru1anenter Bez
aunter ee1drittsn uno >purben 9emdblt
prdIcent: S. @iQius.
>YrdFoent: s. Grptt.
Seeretdr: 81. 9a1apant.
Corr. Seeretdr g. 2eue.
6ieruuf murbe bei@lo0en ben Werein
Deut@en Yatrtpti1@e Il
6llfSp DON Minnefoto
3u aenre11.
Gerner tpuroe Elm Mufruf al, bic beut>
i@en Grauen unb 5unefrauen ct. Yaula
unp Der @a@borfdpte erladen UNI am
nd@ften Donnerfta8 Mitta9 2 .l1br 3u
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~ @dbrenb bes beftieen @ewttters
am Dtenita9 Murgen swtiaen 6 unb 8
ubr, wel@es pom eineu1 ftarfen @eaen be-
8leitet mar, purben n1ebrere @ebauoe,
,penn aud nur unerbtblt@, bur@ ben
Bltb bei@doist. J.,
= Deputy marfba4 Bradett bra@te
MontaB Na@t Sobn garn, Sobn @ar>
nell, sN. s.. Sberbar unb @eo. @rerfn,i
tto4 BET Stabt. 81 bate bteitlben III
Ebompio11 elmer ,leu aus8ele9te1 Stabt.
an bfr, Suptripr Balm petboftet unb1
fnb bttfstttr bsf&ulptet @btSitY ssotbnt,
ekut Sfttaaft iussabsu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-11

!. @aro. 2ouis &rieser pb. @&eia
g. Mtnter.
2. @arp. Sobann 5aesenmiuer. s.
Sborwortb.
3. @arp gilbert S4efer 9. Glbel,
s. 8reuer.
4. @arb. M. SOU, s. @erner.
5. Warp. g. @iuius, 8. 5uelFd,
S. &nauft uno 6. Ya0epant.
@ub(triptionen t6nnen an bic Mit<
9liecer pieier @arp>@ Committee ooer
auf Der 8anf BON @tuiue, Bros. unor
Dunbar ein9ejablt perpen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-11

@uf Mntra9 be8 Germ Yebolo wurbe
bel@lo1en, rob Die Sreanifruns ber
Grefutiu> uno Ginan3z@ COMMITTEES eine
permonente 9ema@t werce.
Der Mdnnerdor fang gum @@luB
@a9ner'S "@dla@tenlieo", unb NIT ei>
mem ie&6fa&en Sod fir bos beutiae
8aterlanb uno bie@rmee 19loB Die 9r1Bte
uno eutbia0ifdfe @erlamwlune beutl1er
8Qr9er @t. paul6.
Die Grefutiu<@ommittee miro bolpioft
etne Norelie an bic Deutl@en in,
@taate erlafen.
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Der Stabrt@ter berf9tet cine Gin.
'abme an Straf8elbern wdbrenb be6Mpz
mats Sult pom $46.5O. Briden .Gin>
tabtnen fir Suli 794.60. Qanbun0sz
9eb1bren $1,203.O4 4.
e'ne @n3abl BON &e@nun9tn wurpen
Yorsele9t uno, ben 3uitebenpenG pmmittees
lbermieien. .:a7it5~
Ser Mr@tteft @bas. @ofman,1 purpe
pom benz Staetratb ols Superintentent
fit ben 8au bet neuen S%pribenbduler
nit etnen, @ebalt pom 1900 anoettQt.
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Nrl11ee ttlr ben eriten Sie8 bel @eiBet1>
tbur9 aus8eiproden psrcen.
aie nd&ffol9tnte @ete bee 6ertn s.
Bon Minpen btbontelte In {ebr oludli>
der @eiie bic e@lesmt0 6oldeiniiae
Gra8e, bic Steuun9 cieler Qdntsr au ben,
8efammterl @aterlanre.t :Sn tnfenper
:uno tlarer @eile 9ab ber &epner, RE Qez
ii@i@tli&en DataS iber bic i6lesmie<
bolfeinil@e &riese unp feline neueite 81.
i@t@te.E T.:
~@&leswte<6 olnein, Meer umfa1unz
9en" muroe bierauf pom benz Sr@eter
ppr9etraeen. .,~ -
5err .. 81. @roBmann entmidelte in
elmer Observation-Disclosures e}nTraumee=
mdlre, cine Nueeprie Deut1dlanps unp
Ir1erifas. Seine Nnlpra9e purpe NIT
otelem 8eifaQ auf1enpmmen. -"
NbtS nS@la 6tlteb" mel6e8 NIT
BOILER Sr&eferbeAlettune in gang iuper>
ben Stvle bon Dem MdnnersGb pprQe~
tra9enI murce, erntetc rau i9enben Beiz
fall. .~ 49,.
T%olaenbe Dspef9e &purbe an tenBunz
eeS> &an3ler @rafen 8i8marf abeelanct :
81 YauL: minn. s. Wus. 1870.
Mn ben SuneeS< &anSler, @rafen BiS=
mari, Berlin.
Die Deuti9en MinnelotaS in Mofenz
nerlammluns pcreinist brineen Sbnen
ibre tief9efQblte Gympatbie bar }p nit
matertele 6dlfe. @ebt uns Elm eini0es
Deutidlano. @ir 9ratuliren Der Mrmef
3u tbrem @te9e bel @eibenburB.
Die COMMITTEE
YeBolb.
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