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I'VE BtLTiMGHE AND ONO
RAILROAD.

On and after SUNDAY, a5th December
1879, THREE DAILY TRAINS viii ),
run between Baltimore and Wheeling Hn'
larIiCrsburg, as follows:
The Mail Train will leave Ballimor
daily except s5undays) at \. NJ; return
ing viii arrivc at Baltimore at 900 p. VI
This train connects with Strasburg AnC
liarriSonbur~
Tie Fast Line will leave daily at t:G,
p. Nj returning viii arrive at Baltimore
at Q 4. NJ.
The Cincinnati Express will leave Bali
more Il, $40 p, NJ returning viii arrive at
Baltimore at TO y. VI.
The Winchester Accommodation will
leave at i:10 - NJ; returning will arrive Al
Baltimore at 1910 A. VI.
The Mount Airy Accommodation will
leave at p. NJ; returning will arrive At Bal
timore at $50 A. NJ.
The Ellicotts Mills Train will leave q,
do p. NJ; returning will ar:iy" at .Ba.tt-
more at 320 p. VI.
For IIAnEEsTOWE AID FrEDTRi(F.
leave al $ AN. and l:l0 p. NJ returning
VIII arrive al LAO A. NJ. and sos =. VI.
FOR wINCHlSTFR.
Leave at g A. w. and l:l0 +. NJ; return
inG VII arrive at 1910 \. ". and ):15
p. IL
FOR wAsHlNGTON.
2.yc at t9G. j:0S. :, 500 and 1890 !.
VI, Eli ., $50, 4:i5, $50 aud @;i5 p 4.
FRuM WASHINGTON.
CO." 1t $40, sand 9:25 \. ~, and l2:tl,
>, i: Q, 30, 6:t5, ,:l5 end . I. u.
FUH .N%ArO!.is.
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THE STOVE DEPARTMENT

THE STOVE DEPARTMENT
is complete, and includes the celebrated
ENCELSIOR COOKING STOVE,
and other styles.
A large assortment OF
Cottoge Bcdstcad*, -Natt1n&ees, CAam5Gr
SITS, LhaiI~ aM othcr furAture,
which will be sold at city prices.
Wooden Wares,
of all kinds, constantly on Land.
! have Il full assortment Of cistOm-madc
TIN AND SIIEET IRON war;
and all other ware belonging to we'll
furnished Stolc OF this kind, of niy own
manufacture, which | will sell at tie low
est cash price.
i;ooGin", Sporting aIi Johhin@
promptly executed in the most satisfactory
manner VAN b. OSLIR,
mart1-tf NcchancstOWn Nd.
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EbssEgEA EEeeEG SALE.
Photographic G:asEcfy.

VNUE undersigned has recently fitted up
Photographic Gallery in Mcchan-
icstown, between Mr.. &. 1t, Johnson ;
store and DR.. Ximmcrmans Office, on Wa
ter street, and is now prepared to take
Pictures of Families and individuals
in the latest style of the Photographic
Art. lie has the most improved apparatus
for taking GOOD likeness, ard whether
the sun shines or cloudy weather, makes
TO difference in obtaining perfect sketch
of the features, form and pressure OF The
family group or individual
Tile chayye aiN be mo@Ira!e oad So!|s-
jucijon atuW"Itcd
The public are respectfully invited to call
and examine his Cards and Photographs,
and judge for themselves.
mari l6t JOSEPH bANiH
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WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
OPEN no MECHANICSIOU.N
ONLY SIX MILES FROM EMMITTsBURG. y
CALVERT STATION,
Corner Of Franklin anil CUlrert Streets.


Trains leave Baltimore for Owings'
Mills, Glen Morris, Rcistcrstown, Finks-
burg, cstminstcr, New Windsor, Union
Bridge, Middlcburg, Double Pipe Creek,
Rocky Ridge and Mcchanicstown at 800
a. NJ. and $3.50 p. NJ daily, except Sunday.
The $50 a. NJ. Train connects with
Stages for Hampstead and Manchester at
Glen Morris Station for Taneytown at
Middlcburg Station, and for Emmttsburg
at Rocky Ridge Station.
returning Trains leave Mechanistown at
$50 A. NJ. and LILO p. NJ; leave Union
Bridge at $40 and 7:OS A. NJ. and Lilo p.
NJ. for baltimore daily, except Sunday, AZ
irving at $40 and 1915 4. NJ. and G;l5
y. NJ w. III. JORDAN,
General Agent.
JOHN 7. RIcNEY, Superintendent.
mar A.
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Esr. William w lsitc

EFFs " EFVEsVk IN w fHtaV
NDNTlNUE ~ 10 practice his professor
\ in McchanicstoWn and vicinity. ll'
offers his professional services to la
friends and the public. When not absent
he may be found at his residence Main
street. mar4-tt
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House Furnishing deeds.
At YAla e. GsSAER'S

STOVE, 1INF1RE AND FLRNI-
TIRN RCONI
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'EHE E.t&iH pIRViTs LiTTIE
HINN.~ r. .SiEG.'
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GOOD HSV'Ee'aI9

IIoru,igI Erc3h and I,us to Nunl,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-26
COAST DISPATC Z
SPECIAL - TaE ciEs0N DAILY srtrE rrgisrrp.
" Tng WESTERN uSIoS LIVE.

SAN FRAScIsco, Feb. .
Waather cold and clear.

SAN Francisco, Feb. -.
Weather cold and clear.
subscriptions are earnestly solicit
ed for the families of the men who
persisted in the attempt to reach
Honolulu with the gig Of the Sagi-
nav to get assistance for the wrecked
party. Two Of them leave families
of small children whollvunDrovided
for. Contributions to he sent to 4.
$. Kenny, paymastor L. $. n. ~
California street.
Courts adjourned to-day out Of re-
spect 20 the memory of Jas. +. Hub
bard, ESQ.
Barometer this week has beca W.
rvinv i'm the most violent manner.
No assignable cause. Some people
prophesT an earthquake as the re-
suit.
Mrs. Laura d. Fair will be tried
FOR the murder of 4. 2. Crittendcn
i'm the Fifteenth District Court.
March 9th. having been arraigncI
and pleaded not guilty to-day.
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EEoJE AsEEOyk.

Los ASGILEs. Feb. ..
The Prescott .Arizoual Miner Of
the 18TH contains the following: This
section is alive with Indians. who
become no der every day. One day
last week a band of over leo v~isi.el
% ranch twelve miles north of Pres
colt, and opened tire upon two men
who were at work. After some re-
sisJanee the men led and the savages
destroyed everything.
One nigh. last week they attempt
ed the capture of the stage between
NicAeuburg and Phoenix, bat failed.
Attacks upon corrals to run off
stock r OF daily occurrence.
The excitement regarding the new
mines in bradshaw District still con-
,iuua-. News from other districts
favorable.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-26
FROM EESkEEi.


NIsALIA. Feb. -.
j. G.. Edwards. convicted OF muir
der i'm ,ae second degree on the
fourth trial, was sentenced yesterday
TO 100 years imprisonment. To-day
!. L. Crazy plead guilty to murder
in the second degree and was sen
tcncol 10 IL wears.
STAGES from Havilah. etc. failed
to arrive for the last four DAYS.
There is said to lee > TO 10 feet of
SNOW on the mountains between here
and Havilah. where IS only a few
inches USUALLY.
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SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

Reno, NOV. Sd. 1870
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-26
c. L.. PERKINS q IL. c. STREET.
PROPRIEToRs.

And VIII be devoted to the promotion of
th' best interests Of II state of Nevada
and til" County OF ormsby. In its col
umns will be found the late.. Eastern
aud Foreign Telegraph News, and also
the latest Mining intelligence OF the Pa
ciilc States, particularly OF Nevada: it,
local department will be carefnlIv at-
tended 10, and all events Transporting will
~ 'ruthfullv chroniclcd.
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FROM 8EEGoE.

PORTLAND. Feb. -.
i proposal is before the Council
for the right for a street railroad
system III Portland. Ii granted.
work viii he commenced immedi-
ately upon the principal streets.
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PALACE SALOON!
TINKER e. SHEPARD. PROPS,

VlfE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
! The entire Interest 10 'he above named scion
q" business thereat wai ID the future ~ carried
n ~ th"m under tte firm name of Tinker 4
she pirt- ". ". TINKER.
v =. SHEPARD.
sini'' january =. lN'i. ja3l-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-26

The Chsape-t Store in the State /!
ELlTEC- OFT AT COST.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT l..
MARY \ RICHARDS. 4 married Wu-
man. ana tae We III John Il. Richards residents
~ Carson City, 0-m.hy county. state 10 Nevada.
will apply to the District Cont, Second JuIlcitl
District, in and FIR the county e oTnsby, state u
nevada. on SATURDAY, March Is, ISL. Il 10
O'Clock a IN. 81 said day. for an order 81 stidCuuFt
permitting me 70 carry Oh tH-.gess "a ms awa
name aud on my own account, 4 sole trader. Is
wit: the business ofkeeping h3erting house, rent.
Ing, hHyiug and selling real am personal PROPERTY.
ard l1aning money IN sRii State 81 Nevada.
AIRY y RICHARDS.
Dated February Is, 1871. leI6-4w
The true northerner., 1871-10-27

tute the noble charity of the American
people to the purposes of gain. There
can be no doubt that many Of the appii,.
cants for aid are not deserving OF
assistance, but should be punished for
their ingratitude. The delivery OF the
whole relief business in the Chicago
Relief and Aid Society has given great
satisfaction, and the feeling is general
that the work will be well done and the
munifcent gifts worthily distributed.
HUMoRs OF THE FIRE.
People are not only as cheerful as
could be expected under the circum'
stances, but, with all due regard to the
suffering which demands their sympa-
thy, they do not refrain from an occa-
sional pleasantly. Indeed, as every one
among us has been chastened by
afiliction, everybody claims the right to
indulge in jocose remarks when occa
sion suggests them.
One merchant, who found his safe
and its contents destroyed, quietly re-
marked that there was no blame
attached to the safe; that it was OF
chilled iron, and would have stood, but
that the fire had taken the chill all out
A firm of painters on Madison street
bulletin their removal as follows, on a
sign. board erected like a guide board
upon the ruins of their old establish
ment
The true northerner., 1871-10-27

AN eccentric clergyman lately said, in
one of his sermons, that "about the
commonest proof we have that u man
is made of clay is the brick so often
found in bis hat
The true northerner., 1871-10-27

this fall or early in the spring; the State
Savings Bank has contracted for the brick,
and will have building up and occupied
speedily. In fact there is scarcely block
in the burned district on which buildings will
not be erected Immediately. If the winter is
not more than usually severe, the advent of
spring will witness very substantial progress
made in the work Of rebuilding the " Burnt
District
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FLIES AND EARTHQUAKEs.-A letter
from Assemblyman A. J. Lockwood,
dated Cerro Gordo, July 5th, gives a
rather more gloomy account of affairs
there than we have been in the habit
of receiving from that southern re-
gion. Business is dull, money scarce,
and fiies-well, he says the flies must
be seer and felt to be appreciated. At
the close of the first page mote paper
he saws that four shocks of earthquake
had disturbed him while writing the
letter. The handwriting betrayS the
effect on his nerves. The first shock
was so severe that he ran out to see
if the whole Sierra Nevada range was
not tumbling over on Cerro Gordo.
He thought he should leave on the
9th for San F'rancisco-where earth
quakes are comparatively trlfllnS
affairs.
AT CoRNEL1AN HoT SPRINGs.-Ihe
following named persons registered at
the Cornelian Hot Springs Hotel (W.
B.. Campbell, proprietor, on the
northern shore of Lake Bigler on the
18th Instant: j. Langabourgh, q. &.
Haswell, Sacramento; Mrs. Neland
and 3 children, Mr.. Barney, ColfaX;
w. =. Warren, wife and child, Il. +.
TbOrne, wife and child. Isaac Haven
and wife, CALIFORNIA;: Mrs. c. II. Swain
and daughter. G.. COtter, Truckee; J..
X. McNay, Spanish Ranch, Cal; +.
w. Harris, Gold Hill.
AT GLESBRooK. The following
named persons registered at the Glen
brook Hotel "a. III. Saxton, proprie-
tori eastern shore of Lake Bigler
on the 18th instant: J.. NJ. Reese, 5.
C.. Chase. Carson; +. l.. Bradley, San
JOSE; Ellis II. Roberts, NJ. c., Utica,
y. v; Mrs. Mitchell, Syracuse; VIM.
Williams, Bulletin, San Francisco;
Mrs. Gage, Virginia; Clinton l.. Mer-
riam, Locust Grove, \. y.
STATE PRIsoNER.-Deputy Sheriff
John S. Nicholson, of White Pine, ar
rived yesterday with a prisonernamed
Pat McCue, convicted of mayhem Gn
biting off another mans ear in the
Eighth District Court and sentenced
to the State Prison for seven years.
McCue is the celebrated "Peeping
Tom" Of Hamilton and Treasure
City, about whom the papers had so
much to say a year ago.
WATER.-Notice is hereby given,
that | own and have a deed for all the
right, title and interest Of VIM \.
Hawthorne in and to the Cold Spring
Water Works. in Carson City, Nevada,
and | forbid the further payment for
NI'afnr NNnrlC 70
the said Hawthorne or any person act
ing for him. L. ID.
APPOINTED Charles Il. Peters,
business nae al Louisville, Ky,
of the great 800, 600 lottery advertised
on second page, has appointed Nj. y.
French, Virginia City, agent for the
sale OF tickets on this coast. Atten-
ton is called t the scheme advertised
HELD FOR POSTAGE Letters adj
dressed as follows are detained in the
Carson City postotfice for ack OF
proper stamps: Mr.. John X. EardleN,
care OF 4. Joseph. 76l 10Th Avenue,
New York City; John {. richardson,
Reno.
FRESH FRUIT.-James J.. Mandle
baum is receiving fresh fruit from
California daily. He also keeps on
hand all kinds of confectionery. no
lions, fancy goods, cigars. tobacco
toys, etc.
Go to y. ]. SAVERS for your gen
uine Rembrandt Photographs, at San
Francisco prices.
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Mail and Express.

ARRIvEs.-From the c. 1. Railroad and
WaShOe at : a. m.
From Virginia., Gold Hill, Silver City
and DAYTON at 10 d. IN.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
at , p. IN.
From Lake Bigler Mt 4 =. IN.
DEPARTs.-For Washoe and c. ?. Rail
road at ; p. m.
For DAYTON, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at 4 p. m.
For Genoa. Pine Grove and Aurora al
a. nj.
For Lake Biglcr at 10 a. III.
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THE BEST CHANCE IET.-A grand
musical festival will be given on the
18th of August, at Brooklyn, Alameda,
county, California, at which $4,000 in
gold coin will be awarded to ticket
holders. There are 2,l66 prizes-one
chance in every -. The prizes range
from So up to $4,000. The profits are
to be devoted to a public library,
County Hospital, General School
Fund, a Fire Department, and to the
four churches of Brooklyn. This is
the most liberal schedule vet offered
the pubic on this coast, and the man
ayers are thoroughly responsible.
koppel X Plat, clothiers, corner OF
South Carson and Third streets, are
agents for the sale of tickets in this
city.
REFRIGERAToES.-C. H. MaiSh has
lust received a consignment of refrig-
orators. of a new and improved pat
tern. which he is prepared to sell at
such prices as to bring their purchase
within the reach of all. Mr.. Maish
also notifies the public that he VIII
sell otf his stock of furniture at cost for
the neXts sixty days, as he intends lay
ing in a new assortment OF goods. =
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4 McCole & wi, Walker River
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on xssy BousE-GEoRGE b. FRYER, FREDERICTON.
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NOTICE..

A PUBLICATIONS. FOR THE POSITION OF
A Teacher in the Grammar Department of the
Public schools Of School District No. l, Carson
City, will be received by the Board OF trustees
until July 81, 1871. Address
s. II. WRIGHT, Secretary Of Board,
;va-1v Carson City, Nevada.
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METEOROLOGICAL

Thermometrical observations, made from
So-clOck a. m. to q O'Clock p. m, by X.
c. Guirado, druggist, ETC., No. p south
Carson street:
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SpGtelte dabelberi9te.

qluleibe ssr stast poris. = Selobnune sss
@erratbe. - 9rins non 5einn,us 'ir o,s
msysss saI,o SrStsSs Stst,s'Sas
GamtouSssisB fir bic iran,oiiid,en 3eitnn'
aen. Die Dru,sfTe mirer bic Jninrssnten.
Nniusit ses aronprtsssS ars, 11m sss Ss"s.ai, s,
Mus 5ranireidb.
paris, 6. Suli. = Die Stabt miro etne
Iuleibe aufuebmer, nm bic mabrenb Der BE
laaerung seritSrtsu Monumente luisber att
;ubauen. Suites 0ucatel, ,uelfer bic vSom,
nune" oil bic Yeriailler perratben bat, bat
bas Greu, Der Gbrenlegon erbalten. : VIC
Uiabon hat leiM COMMANDO III Serlaiues
mieber iiberuommeft. Der Serjo9 Don
gtemours unb Der Gr YraFocnt oes 9elet9e'
benosu 91rpers br. Shneiber beinoen fd) III
Yaris. - Hdditen Sonntag weroen nad)'
trdalid,e Dableu ltattfinben, ruelde oaonrh
nDtbia oe,poroen, lpeil nlcbrere Sanotoater
in psridiebenen Wabls s9iitritten geuablt mor'
ben itub. - Der BrinS b. 9oinuiae bat it'd,
fir bic Itepublif ertlGrt unb lpirb b0d)lt patrl
idleinltt, I'M Department Ga Wtand,e &C.
,pablt iuerben. @eneral Yiauteuffel, Der
neu eruannte Seisblsbaber Der oentibeu De-
cllpations. Irmee III Sranfreid), hat, bon lst'
neru Stabe begleitet, bent Yraiioenteil SblerS
cine ceremoniele Siiite abge1attet uno Wilroe
bemuad,Ii bon GlirS 5um Diner tupitirt,
an meld)em aud) @raf Waloerice, oer bentld)e
Seid,aitstrSger BEL Der iran,0iilden @e9ier,
ma, ltno Der Bring gSaloenar bon 3olltetn ~
@inlaouuaeu erbalteu batten. - @raf Wal'
osriee hat oem ausWdrtigeu Imt Die Wtittbei'
luna oenlad)t, ba3 nad einem Sefeble Dtolt
fe'S bic oeutidlen Militarbebbrben III Srant'
reid uur baln @eietesiibertretuu9 beltrafen
psroen, wenu ioltes bon ben tran,bfihen
Gipilbeb1rben nid)t geid)eben tanr. .9u9lei9
hat er id In bittereu Ausbriiden itber Die
beutid. .feinbiihe SaltIus Der tran5ohlben
YrcIIe beilast. 9as oamtlide Sournal"
forbert bic anberen 9lGtter auf, oielen Yrotelt
;u bsrildiihtigen. ..
SS.riatlies G. 9uli.- Die Wationals
Scrianmlung bat init 3l7 se9en l99 Sttm'
men eiu @eleg ait9enonlnlen, pelheS oell
3eitun9en bic Steaung elmer Caution aht'
erlegt.
Baris, 6. Suli. - Die republifaniidle
YreIie ertlGrt bic Sortoarer oes Selagernn98'
,ultaubes fir nueloS unS ifdclid. - Us
beiBt, bab loiort nah @intritt Der nell ge'
,pdblten abseoroneten in bic Wational'Ser'
iammluua 6te amtsoauer beS Vraiioenten
SbierS ani stpei Sabre uerlangert perben lol.
- aud) mirb beabiidti9t, WtcDlabon ben
Sberbeicbl iibtr bic san3c iran5Dfid1e Nrmee
,u iibsrtrageu, met6e balo pieber 100000
Utaun itarf lein pirb. - Dis Yro5eiie ipioer
Die Sniurgenten Dor BEN &riessgerihte uer'
ben in iolsenoer 8eibenfolSe 5ur VerbanolIng
tommen: 3uert bic Yro5eiie wiber bic Dtitt.
alicoer bes yGentral. .Gon,ite's," bann bic nj.
Der bic Berioneu, weide Siientlide Gemtsr
bcflcioet unb sulett bic wloer 0lejenigen,
wsld)e iid) anOsrlpeiti9 in bic Sninrreitiou
einaelaien baben. Der pro,sB uioer 8oiisl
mirp por einem Spe,ial. .@eriAtsbofe seiiibri
,peroen.
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SnlanOs9
Slu& NNnfhii1ntn,,.

gSaibington, 6. 9ult, - pcute uur
ben 5tidtcr YettiS uno Sbriit Yu9b bon
allabama Dor benz &utlur Somitc pernom
men. sic iagteu OciIclbc, ruie ieiner 3eit
@ouucrueu 2iuoiap, aus, namlidl, baB III
ibrem Staate feline Sutlur Srganiiatonen
belieben. s. 81. Suffice BON JtutberiorO,
R.'G., beihmor bagegen, SaB CT ielblt Dor
einigtr 3eit oaS Spfer Der MiBbauOlung bon
Sutlurern gelusieu unO bab ieiucr Nlniidt
nad in Noro. Garoliua cine reguldrc Sutlur=
Organization btiiebt.
Der @ensral 2luuult gIcrman IN iett ous
ein,i9c, fd, bier auibaltenOe &abinstSmitl
gleo. Setretar 6iib befinOet id1 in gteius
OOrf, 0elano in Ohio, 0tobeion III gteus
3erieg, Soutrpell in Wiaiiud)uetiS, Stltnap
in Soma nnO Der @encralpoitmeilter GresueIl
in Warplanb.
Sm Dionat SUM- murOcu aui's Shaenmt
folgenbe 3ablnngcn angemieicn:
SOm SriegSs Oepartement . 81 ,96G, ,30S. 10
SOm Warine 0epurtemcnt. 1,lSl ,295. 90
Bonn 0epartemeut SeS Snncru. 1922, ,020.96
Sir Seri6ieocnes .......... 5,S98, $50. .49
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0IuA lrnnHrcidi

Baris, 5. Suli. - Die y@a,ctte De
Trance" ertldrt ben Sieg Der 9tspublttaucr
fir ein llngliid fir baS 0anO. Die einfe
weroe jebt nod tiibner mo 5cidbrlthcr pers
ben. 8us ,9lpenr eiberal," ein bonapOr.
tiitiid)eS Slatt, mciut, oaB man rubig abs
wartcn mnB, bis Die 0erren, lpcldJe biSber
nur 8ritifer Waren, fd) in Der prGttiideu
Bclitit perIud)en fueroeu. GS weroe iid) iehr
bolo Scigcn, baB iie Suar taoen, aber NlhtS
beiIer MAIDEN i6nuten.
SluS SnsIauS.
Souoon, 6. SSuIi. - Der beutldlt Sron
prtn3 uno 9enlablin iiuo beute bier an9etrm
men uuo iuuroen uuf oem SabubOie uom
Briu5en unb Der FrnSciin bon gSaleS EN-.
ptangen. Der SronprinS brin9t einent fir
ben @raieu SernSborff, ben oeutld)en SSe-
ianbten am engI. 9ote, beitiHmten ihwarSen
Aolerorben nit.
9oubon, 6. Smi. - Der PriuS BON
9Sales miro Der SebuiS Grri6ung euCS
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