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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-22

HEAVY SrovE.-In the Register Office
there was left o small stove which
wanted to come out The Senior"
tried to lift it but it stuck and his muscle
was set at nausht. He told the story OF
the heavy little stove in the APPEAL Of
flee, and got the printers land 50 on"
excited. They would fain try their
strength, and they marched out after the
Senior who, distrustful of unable Il
human power, had armed himself with IL
txenty Ie.t c.ow bar and put himself in
the van o! the party to take the stove by
storm The grunts of the head man us
he strained We're only eqnalled in earnest
ness by the laughter Of the Senior"
who WIS posed with the crow bar on his
ear. The stove stood, and babe defiance
to the Mi ht of mans arm until Hercules.
1l,e dcaynan, gave it grip and tore the
head gear of. The rest OF the structure
stood immovable, however, and Hercules
was shaking his head at it, when the crow
bar boss applied his lever and wrenched
the obstinate thing from its foundation.
Booth, it seems, had used all the Spald-
ln.'s glue which had accumulated by
puffs III the Register Office before he left.
and had made the planks and the stove
unit with the same.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-22

Capt Jim Cowen allows US to read an
original e,iic.. from His Majesty Norton I
which we herewith publish for the perus-
al of those Of our readers who are fond
of thin; queer. The manuscript on
which the e{!ict appears is Of thick brown
paper, dated 18th March, 1866, with a
green sea, hearing the ink signature of
the author, and looks Older than the
date indicates, owing to the pereerina-
tons OF in..i.y fly over its surface. Here
is the eli,.s tnen copied re,51tim ct iisru-
.;m ct runCtatim as it was conceived and
penncd by the royal head and hand:
MANIFESTO.
Morton I Intends calling a National
Convention t. assemble in Richmond,
Virginia. at All early date or SO soon as
he is guaranteed that the nation will res
pect the call and not bring his and the
national authority into contempt, for the
purpose OF making ne,o or consolida-
ton of the old Constitution. In the
mean time Andrew johnson and Garrett
Davis to take care of their scalps if they
obstruct the imperial win and pleasure.
ss- MOTION l.
San Francisco, Is March, 1885,"
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-22
DIsCJNTIHCANCE OF INTERNAL REVENUE

DIscoNTI.CANCE OF INTERNAL REVENUE
ASH . EsIiip IN OEMssY CouNTY.--At the
request OF NJ. Bence, We publish: That
the Hon. Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue having reduced the Assess,nent
Divisi. lis u the District of Nevada to
five. tie counties OF O.msby, Douglas.
Ing Division No. =. have been attached
10 the HIST Division, and the office at
Carson discontinued. Therefore the
above named counties having business
with the Office of Internal Revenue viii
be required to make their returns to +.
c. Lo.L, Assessor Of Internal Revenue at
Viz. iuia.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-22
Lively SEINE. - The Office of the

LIVELY SCENE. - The Office Of the
United States Register, Judge Adolohus
Wait. WAS rather lvelier than usual,
Yesterday. Itseemed as if all the law
yers Of G,id Hill and Virginia had come
down With their clonl of witnesses. The
suit continued till Mondays concern
inr certain hts III Gold Hill. Parties,
beginning with Supt. Tritle and further
too numerous to name, were summoned
oil tie part Of the Belcher Company to
appear b,iore Jud &c Waltz, to answer the
complaint o. the Belcher Silver Mining
Company aserring their claim to lots
sbov. referred to. t. be unjust and Illegal.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-22

A Eet-Col Abe. Curry spoke to us on
Thursday and asked us to say III It he
would bet twenty do.ars it would rain by
nj hit fal on Monday the 2Jd. The Col,
has lived here IL the valley So long tina;
b reads lie signs Of the weather like q
boo. Il :, id talnA he is not weather wiss,
put IL, tue com, and wait TIL the ap-
pointed time..
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-22

RAyFLF.-Thc handsome and unique
picture ne made O: mineral specimens
to which we referred in an article day
or 50 %. was ras.eti Friday evening, and
FILL into the possession of Il painter wori-
ing at pr, 5. Mt Oh the Ormsby House.
whose name we cuull not learn.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-22
EI1;coFAL FESTIVAL - Next Tuesday

EII;CCFAL FESTIVAL. Next Tuesday
evening Christmas Eve, the children o,
the Episcopal Sunday School, their
pa, Its, AID friends, Will assemble nj
N .ore IL P.lrkeI's Hall for good time.
I. \, li.., $ Mo have the Il ..,,,ement II
the s,I..Il have never I..licu to IiAkt
their ;,I.;I :, a Success. large nIIni.eG
Of ,ic.,,s .ltve been printed TOR use OF
the icc.siJi. IN or,:el mat the a:teutlauce
M " Oc i.Dt.ei regulated.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-22

SKATING EISK.-Last night was very
merry at Moore & parAer's. The cold
weather makes the people think rightly
of exercise. Many moreover seem to be
doing their best to acquire the proficiency
that is going to be rewarded with the
prize al the Carnival There is nothing
like trying.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-22
PRESBYTERIAN FEsTIvIrIEs.-On the

SAME svehiSgrhffs.mm- Er-ttms ne
Episcopsls have their spree, the sPnshy-
terians are going to make mery also
with the little ones around a Christmas
Tree at their church We know there
will be great deal Of enjo. ment here;
for nothing has such charm ior childish
ears as the sound Of Christmas Tree. The
LADIES' Lave taken great deal OF pains to
suit each little fancy. aid it will he seen
,ain. as always, that their Judgment Is
t :. best
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-22

JoHS G. KELLEY drops us note in
forming us that a late statement in the
Register to the effect that he was lately
appointed Captain of the guard ut the
Prison is erroneous. He il q high pri-
vate in the rear rank and Mr.. IcSweeney
u the Captain. -. ,*' ,.za
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-22
Loo al New 3 I.

Held Fo.: letter addressed
to Mrs. Sedan =. Co.. New York, post
marked December q, 1872
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-22

RECEIVED, yesterday, at the State
Treasury Si2, 600 nom Lincoln county on
the December settlement.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-22

PAETIAL payments on petition for State
Lands, made on the II, Is and 70 of Dec
rs follows:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-14
Tan -FOUR Fruit.

One Of the most successful fruit grow
ers in Southern Indiana. gives the fol-
lowing directions for immediate use /:
Now is the time TO thin your fruit es-
pecially peaches, if it has not already
been done. There is no general rule TO
which we can refer in thinning peaches,
but as the trees are unusually full this
year. about five out of every six
peaches might be taken of to Advantage.
First shake off all that are preparing TO
fall then pull Off all faulty and worm
bitten peaches; then thin out those that
remain, so that the peaches will be from
four to six inches apart on the tree
Never leave two peaches touching each
other, unless they are search on the limb.
BY this mode of thinning the number
of bushels to the tree will not be reduc.
ed, while the value per bushel will be
enhanced from three to four fold, and
nine-tenths of the worms destroyed, a.
no worms will mature in the peaches
now taken Off
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-14
\ Curious Aur ounce mort.
IN June. 1910, The following Appeared

In June. 1910. tho Following appeared
edi,orally in the New York llFpAtn:
To the, readers OF mo "RclalA"- Ne
claraiion os love p CIughf 10 Iesf t,n-
ing 20 be married New Movement III
Civilization.
nm going 10 10 marriel ina few
days. The weather n 50 heaU;i.i ''.ats
are getting 50 ssooa: the pfo.pec., ~
political and moral refurm nrc 80 au-
spiciou>. that | cannot resist ,hcaiv.Nr
instinct OF honest nature my longer: 10
am going 10 be MARI, Il 10 Que nf to-
most splendid women in intellect IN
heart. IN soul. IN property. in Person. ~
manner, that | have vet sesa ii, t,n
course of my interesting pil@,hufss
through human life.
cannnf stop in my
career: must lnliill that awful drsiiin
which the Almighty Father has written
AGAINST my name. in the broad LEI err OF
life. against the walls OF heaven. must
give the world a pattern of harpy wcG.
ded liie.with all the charities HAT spring
from nnptial love. Ia a few davs
shall be married according 10 tie lniy
rites of the most holy Christian Church.
to one OF the most remarkable. accom-
plished, and beautiful Young women az
the age. She possesses Il fortune.
sought and found fortune "a lnrve for
tune. She has no Sionirgton shares. or.
Manhattan stock. but in pn;itv and rp-
rightness she is worth half million Of
pure coin. Can any swindling bank
show as much? In good sense and Gle.
gance another half 4 million in soul.
mind, and beautg.i,i'iio upon millions.
equal TO the whole spc ie of all rotten
banks in the world. Happily. the pat
ronage of the public - the Herald isl
nearly twenty-five thousand dollars per
annum. almost equal 10 Presidents
salary. But property in the worlds
goods was never my object. Fame.
public good, usefulness in nv day and
generation: the religious association Of
female excellence the progress Of. IN
dnstry-these have been my dreams by
night and my desires by day.
In the new aud holy condition into
which am about 10 enter. and 10 enter
with the same reverential feelings rs l.
would heaven itself anticipate some
signal changes III my feelings. in my
views. in my purposes. in my pursuits,
What they may be / know not: time
alone can tell. NV ardent desire has
been through life to reach tie highest
order O. human excellence by the sllor-
test possible cut.
Associated. night and day. IN sick
ness and health, in war and in peace.
with woman of the highest order OIL
excellence. must produce some curious
results in my heart and feelings. and
these results the future will develop in l
due time in the columns of the Herald
Meantime. | return my heartfelt
thanks for the enthusiastic patronage of
the public, both in Europe and of Anne
RIGA. The holy state OF wcdlock will
only increase my desire 70 be still more
useful. God Almighty bless YOU all.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-14

Chief Engineer II. j. Dukes OF The Mr.
Line Railway. has returned from trim
down the line of the road, and reports
progress at all points. The work from
this city TO the biz tunnel is ready for
the superstructure. and track LAYING was
commenced to-day. The track viii bc
laid 10 and through this tunnel by the
first of August. From the tunnel 10
Hartford the road bed is nearly complei-
ed. and by the time the big tunnel is
finished it will be ready for the track
layers. The heaviest work vet to do Oh
this part of the line is the tunnel near
Georgetown, the approaches of which
are nearly done Arnod's Ridge tam
mel is about three-tourths completed.
and the approaches to the Condra tunnel
are about finished.
The work on the sections from Hart
ford 10 Flat creek, is progressing finely,
the contractors pushing il rapidly bv
working big force. From Flat creek
to Hnntingburg, Dubois county. tile
work is also progressing fayorablv, tie
heavy work at Bretzville. being the
greatest drawback. This work. how
ever, will be finished early enough 10
prevent delay to the track layers. West
Of Huntingburg to Princeton the work
is very light, and will cause no delay in
the completion of the road
The work on the Wabash bridge is in
forward state. Two spans OH the In
diana side are completed and the
masonry, with the exception of the
western shore pier, is nearly completed.
Along the entire line treste timbcrs
and ties are being delivered. and the
prospects are favorable for the compile
ton Of the line by January lst. 1873.
New Albany Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-14

lust Published. ~ Sealed Envelope. Price SIX cents
4 Lecture on the Nature, Trcaime at n q
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TOWNSHIP BUSINESS DAY
Notice

rs hereby given that the undersigned.
Trustee of Bainbridgc Township,
VIII attend to all township business al
his Office. in Jasper on every SATURDAY..
All those having township business Ia
transact will please call on that day. az |
will not attend to business at any other
time.
cambridge Township Library
Will, until further notice, be kept as fol-
lows: !. portion at the residence OF Geo.
Mchringcr On the corncrof North Main
and Lawrence streets. and portion al
the Post Office in ireland. where per-
sons entitled 10 the use or ii. are requcs-
ted 10 call aad procure books.
Dec. 8, 10 MUELLER, Trustee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-22

Gin gutsbsRbsr In SSsr.St. 9stt bate
In Istnsr Ietsrst etusu &ns6t, psl6sr
utt por SurJsm aus Stroll bistsr asfcm'
men mar. Dieter Ssnfdt ifats Slr atht
asrtnesn 8srwunbtrun8 css abrtSsn @t'
Tuoss cine err6e Shwsrmutb an ben Tag,
eertn urIahs er Niemancsn mtttbttltt; er
ptrrittele ms6anilh lsiusn Dtsnlt uno
mar I'm gsrtepr NIT fsintn Mitbsotsn ts'
ten Gueert prrf&lOlsn. Dieter Sa8e trat
er vpr lrlnep Sropberrn NIT ben Bprten;
,,Ssrr, Id baite ss Mot lanssr aus, Id
Sin stn GROCER Sinosr, i& babe id,ers
SInosn besanasn, Id mub tet6ttn."
Der @utsbt1esr, Der nur ptrmutbtn tcnn'
tt, pae Der Sns&t trgsno stnen DttbItabl
cS,r elm dbnlth,s 8trbrr&sn auf rsm St.
piTtn babe, fdsts ION, ss wsrbs ibn
at,nps rer SrtsssiRli&s bsiuhsn, unb
ba fSnrs tr bel bsmftltrn lsin 9tpiifsn
erletdt.srr. dis bsr @sitlthe Gbenbs fam,
rrlbisn rsr 8nsdt uno fagtt gu t6m:
.,um @ctt.s pIa,n, bp6pirttssr 9trr,
btlfsn sic mir, Id tptib mir ntbt mspr ~
ratbsn, Id tcmm' um, Id babe l&psrt
Saubsn." Da er trcb allsn 3urerrn NIT
Der Spraas n! lot bsrausraden rcllts,
perlis6 Der @utsSsfBsr Bas 3tmmfr, ppr'
auf Ter Snr6t NIT au,n 3sI&sn Der Der.
,psflana ertlirts: .SOdwarbissr Id bin
Elm arc6sr Sinbsr, Id bin bo6matbtg.
IHudli6 6chmatbis." SbtilnabmspOa
rtdbtsts Der @tillt6s an ben 8ne6t Croft
rorte gnp rittb itm f&lisbIi6, stnsn ar5t
auf,ufudsn, btm 70 sslin8sn EsrSs, surb
stue gr,nst Isiu 9lut abiuthblsn, feline
Qalreaung ~ bsmsiaeru. Dch TER 8nthi
bsRanb pdrauE taB Der Yrttiftr istns
9stdbts bSrt, unb als btsIsr ertldrtt, sr
.suus bier ni6t Sst6is t5rsn. psrltsb ber
Snttt rsHJuirt sas 2immsr. 8crssasrn
! Wcrasus trIGitu 81 absrmalS v0F efm
Gutsbedbtr, unp bissmal nit Dem Nus'
rufs; 80, jest ta's ssf&sbsn, bic GIN
BEN miiTsu pun mir FORT" Gntlsst blidtt
Der @ut5trFBsr rsn @nsGt an. DtrIsltt
mar iiber uuo iber nit 8lut becsdt. Gr
Bate ad mittsIs ter S6nsibemalhins
Iimmtli&s Singer an ben 5dnbsu une
| Idmmi!itt 3tbsn an ben 6iBsn psgss'
| i6utttsn Jur SiAus fir ffiHe rfSwtrs
SanSs CIR CIR friHsR SOGmutRl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-22
eir s,hsvI,nbtr sJlAa,tufnut, ts,

- Gin bttsuttnhtt Nahjtnfant, be-
atbsn6 In 200l snn,tn une 2S7 balbtn
Man,su, pu,ps tirSltG I'm Dcsfe Su@'
bol, bel 5hrfsnbsrs In ItsdlsnburS' Strs'
lib uutsr etnrm wseasrdumisn 9fIaumsn'
baunie aemdHt. Die msiftn esrislbsn
traaen BEN @tsmptl Der WartBrafen DITTO
8. unb Sceaun l. pom Sranbsnbur9,
psrsn isner TN Sabre 1867, btsisr TN
Sabre 1868 farb. Salp earauf brad
,piI&sn Msdlsnburs unb Sranosnbur9
um BEN 8sfB Der 5trrffaft Starsaro elm
6ttsa aus, ber in Der 9sI&idbIe untsr Ssm
Namsn ,,ser Nartsrafsnlriss" bsfannt
IN. Die entI&stpsnre S&la&t wnro I'm
Sabre 1916 ssI&lastn uno pom 5trio9s
6stnri& ppu Wedltnburs sspcnnsn. Dtt
Sitssr maGtsn srcbs Stuts an ben Bran
esu6uratrn uno tbsiltrn Iis Ia Subtcll
aus, wle uns bic alte 8st6&rpnit aus
pridli& ersdtlt. Dd bat nun elmer Der
Steasr stnen G6sil Der Ssutr, BEN sr nt&I
lofOrt NIT lih ne6msn tunnts, I'm S&aftr'
aartsn su 8u6bolj psr9rattn, mo itbt
mad lshRstalb Sabrtunbsrtsn, fsr psr'
sslTsns Sddb estobsn wurss, Der mo-
mtnllia ben fireltGtn 5duftrn BON Med
lenturs unb Sraneinturs b6tl intsrsf
1ant Ietn barIts, ba ftwsrli6 ismals pts
Der ,piGGen betpsn tine S6la6t 9ria'a
gen perpsn wirb, uno wsun eiIpa bod
einmaI, bann pobl jpstfslsctnt init ben
sntssssnssfsBtsn GusSanSr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-02-22
Srau senator S6urj.

,,SriuI. @runtp" stsbt fOIgenct tnts'
rsTante 9sl&rsituns Don Der @attin uno
Der Eamllts bss tsutf&tn Senators;
,,als mir lsbtbin sinsn 9tfu& tst 8rau
Stnutcr S&ur, ma6ten, bssludphni6tf
sine Der Damsn Rs wsSsn Der 8ldnjsnosn
Heps, bic pr. SaurI ua DtsnHas 0sRal'
ten babe, unb fasts tiu,u: p@spib, Gle
malsn aOlS Istn auf iRn." Das aus
prudspUae uno intsllIssnts 9eR6t her
Sruu @&urs 9ttlts Rd uuf ba fs faSlt',
pae OteIs Bcrts msbr tntttsltsn, ais Elm
sepSbnIlnss Compliment unp iIs srpts'
btrte: ,,@tptb, raS tSnntn Gle fb esntsn.
Ilstn Ilann Iust mir fsts, Id ist is'n
RrsnsRsr Srititsr, absr Dtsnfag mar Id
In esr atat NIT ipm juirtsbtH. VI mar
asraSe In ter Stimmuns 3um SprsHsn
unb lsin Organ unb @Gss mar SOrlrsfIta.
unb Dor IS Sabrsn, ale mir mad Smsrtta
famcn, fpra@ mstn @lann tstn s4ort
gnalil&. gDir wUbntsu In philadelphia,
abrr metn Mann fibItt bas srDbts Ssr'
lanssn, BaibtnstUn 5u bsfu4sn. Sr
that ptss; Ssmano nabm itn NIT ja elmer
Ssnats Stbuns, unb sr f&rtsb mir;
,0lstne Qtsbs. ID babe Die G4rs 8s9aSt,
pas Senats. 3immsr iu tstrsten, anS tb
fabls, pa6 Id sints Cages bort Rs6sn unb
cine Ntet taltsn rpfrhr, unb Du ptrl aui
Der @ausris fb.n unO mir 5ubSren." So
I6ritb tbm barauf ,urid: %, Carl, rpts
tanuIl Du nur baran bsnfsn, ismals I'm
Ssnats ,u iprstsn, ba Ou rod nt&t elm
8Ort Gnsllft fprsbsn tdnnf." = "atsr
lest" Iste fr btnju, uta alss wa0r 8e-
pVresu. unO gle FSnnsn Rh eenfsn, pig
sladlia Id mid fatIs, wsnn Id auf bel
@aasrls Hbs uuO ibm SubSrs."
5rau S6url wsl&s bas gn8lifts mi
slnsm lstattH frempIiupil6sn Gresn
Ipri&t, sr.d9lts bisis ilsins epIfONs in elm
fa&sr unp f<&ter Gstit, unb aat, bt
tbr Sut6rtsn, purbsn unpilItibrlt& rcr
rsr e&tsn Bsiblittsit unb l,iussbuns, BIZ
elm tsbsS 8ort, bas fe ipra6, attmsts
bt,aubert. Sis III cline 8rau sUn unSs
pS6nli&tr @siFssi6drfs, uno ibu Sn
tttissni unO &Iarbsit wIrN tem Ssfu&s
Ihpn mad elmer turjsu llntrrbaltunS auf
fallen. Grau SAur3 III Mot, pts trrtbim
lid bttauptst wirb, bic Stttfmuttrr be
2s&hr ICES Sru. ShurL fOnesvn bersl
wirtltte SHUTTER. Dds 6lttfs Rdehsn
pas Iottsn In Der 9slsllihaft aufsstrstsn
III 6srrtlS 18 Sabre alt unN bat elm ft6I
ssI&nItltntS, intelIissntss @sf&t; ba
1wrtte Wdehsn if IA Sabre alt uni
bann bat 8rau S&urJ NOD einsn &nabsn
per tret stuiss @Onate alt, nSsr ibr un
ibr,s G,atttn SsrJbIdtt&tn tR.
Gin Stptr Der Sas Saus tss SsnatOr
S&urJ tsIu&t, wtrO fi3lsn, bab 'r sin
I&lns, sIaalI&e 5simtdtts bstrstsa bat.
(Salt. Corr
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tasl Rlrb, biz 10 Gel iSraufA VCh rfIit'sa'
gitit slus @eitt pcn 3 3Oa sttstbt.
gius SnttunsrIaOs, fOl&srssitdlt &C.
lamadt, nit ibrtm trauisn, ihwarSsn'
unsstimmtsn 6aor, bas tn malsrtl@sr
3aas ibre f&6nrn 5srFsIaussn uno lanS'n
Otrsn iibsrGutbst, IN fir iscsn SnOtuusr'
Siuslius unwiOsrfsbItG, rsHsH 5srj NOD
nittt Ssrsstrn 1T. Oas SsrsnuSsH DTS
Gcurmnhsns wlrp nub bur& oas anSs'
ns9ms arOma rsS qa6les srtbbt bas
tbrs 8Ubnunssn unp, wie Id ssROri
babe, aud itre YsrfUn Sur&brin9t.
Die 8rd9sn unO 8aben wsrren Rstlta
sstalltn unb Fattsrn untsIdRt8t I'm tbr'
Sathn. Sore 9auptnabruns iinb Sti&s
aud batsn Ts Ous 1cncpcl fur 5ausn'
ael,rsi; Der stn,iss psibs Srappsr tn bic
fem 9anee lsbt In GOOts' Snlst, 600 @si
len BtIi NOrOwsf pon Sttfl.
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Ser telegraph i'm 3u6tbanS.

StftrIcn Gi.p, No. Der Sas btsF8s
3uttbauS btlrht bat, rpirp eas abtst'8f
tburmar.ise @sbaube In rsr TitItt psS
prueru 6OtS bsmsrtt babsn. wortn Die
6auptpads (wsnn mir etsfsn fsutlHtn
militGri1&en ausrrud bIerauf anpsnosn
parfn) f4 trfutst. Der 5auptmann
Der 8a&rn, bic iibsrall In ben 0sbdupsn
uuS auf Der bUbsn umfuFunssmausr
pORIrt FnS, bet tF Stsism 90anepaHIf IT.
nfu plab, BON wo aus tr als ietns un'
tsrsstrntn uBb biz ssrGaispfR'n Ycf'n
Utrlatrt. Sn ltinsm 3immsr Ii cine aFt
tlstner G&raut ausrtruat wcrtn RS sesn
10 uiele Slappsn trFaOrn, ais ss sSu&'
ter auf Der @aWH pHS anpFrFH 2S'tlsn
er @sbduIt4ttiisH sisbt. sStaH sts
&lupps fa tfuet, hrbt man saraHEsF cline
Drummer. gon bier aus ssbsn nun feline
Drdbts sa tseem Ycfsn, unS iiao In BEN
Didtsrbdus&sn NIT einrm tlsinsn Sncpf
ptrbunfen. Sste 9aIbe 9tunpe ptrS pie
auf rsm Hunpbauit bsFneltGs 0lcdt an
a,I&laasn unb IefOrt mug isher 0a&tsr
auf ben 6nOpf In tlnsm Sius&sn praden.
Sn brmlelbsn WOmsnt fisst In rem Obsn
srpibnten tlsinsn S6rantt I'm Imts'
,'mmsy sss SapptmuHnss cine sluprs
uuf unb setst bic Nummsr ess aSd9tsrs.
Benn bisisr attr f&Idft OSsr rrsbssSan'
sgn n, blsitt feline 8lupps ssi4lrftn unG
feline Summer urHatbW,
gben1o III bas 5anpttpa&tbaus burt
slsttrif6s 9rdRts unO @Icdtn NIT ben
Brbnuns,n tss 8arbeus unb Deputy
0uresus ssrbunbsn, 70 bab btsie nu'
pur& etusn 6tns,rtrud jsStn GussnbIit
asrpltn wsrtsn tS"Hsn.
Dieter game apparat Wurr, ttt tarj
lid pUn lsinsm GrRnsrr 9srrn Gar
5stslsr apfssRsat. Dsrislts fOlI sbsnfau'
tsauftrast lstn, has 3u&tbaus NIT slst
trlIbsm Qi6ts ;u bsIsubtsr, mas tsesn
fails stns fsbr tutrnFus Grlsa&tuns MID
blcs bss 5u&tpa4ts, fsntFfa aug es
sun,sn rmsstuns tsrUOrtrinSsn unN ben
Staat elm tsrsutsutrs Grlparntb fstt
pRrHs,
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. Dt, b,tonnte @trtftR,usrin @rae

- Die bstanntt GHtftfsuertn Grace
GREENWOOD, wslde tir,Ii& cine 8siis i'm
Bsitsn mu&ts, srbdtlts BON Der 6rau stnss
Niteltebes tsr @slsbssbuns BON Irt
,Ona, tsrsn S1uS wdbFsnb bar almsisn'
bsIt zee @attsn pon SaOianern ansesrtf.
fen wartt. Die mutblss 8rau f&cb ls&s
2ctbbduls Hisffr uHe fartst pen na6fsn
5aa loren gatisnt .,eitbtr SObn, bic @p
paSes ariftn bic Sarm an. SD 8epdnn
pas Gsi.&t. Du trau&f ntGt isltit 5u
tommtn, must MIR absr stpas MuutttOn
IGtdsn."
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Berlin, 25. San. ssuts Dor aht Gaasn,
am III. Satrsstass Der 8r5uune 8Gntl
3risbrIdts rtS 9rCbsn ron prsuBsn In So.
ntsstera, fsisrts gang Grutihlanb juglst6
ten srifsn Satrratas tsr am 19. Sanuar
1871 I'm &SnissihIOHt Su Ssrlatlss ere
fol9ttn Nnnabme Der beuti&tn 6ailsr,
rhrbe tur6 ,.sDtlbslm ben Sissrtihen".
Stlcubers lloiih Der ssfdpunosnsn
IatnIinis wurbs Der Sag ftTtIih bsedu.
asn uno 9lGdwini&s spn Stittn teut.
i&sr patrtOtsn fiihrts aus SatlrsiGtu Or.
ten iannbllb uap au6srbaIb bss 9d6ss
Der 5sIssrupb ssm Saiisr ju. an t,mIsl.
Sen Sage rcuJoa Der 8dilsr ais 86nia
pon prtuetn bic gntlefIuns .. NiGI.r's,
bss bstm gOIFs aussmsiu ptrba6ttn Gul.
tuamiuifsrs. Ssin RaHfcIsfr q Dr,8aIF.