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, 1873-01-23
TIE WILSON COMMITTEE.

ROLLINS TESTIMONY.
WAsu1NdroN, Jan. 22,-Tho Wilson Committee
tho books showed tho paynont Of $4,000 to Dou-
jamin +. Eutlor, Dao. j. 1869, for legal services
to tho Union Pacific Railroad; also, Of 81, 500 to
]. 4, Jeuckos, March 4, 1871. Butler was coun-
rant and nalott in nhodo Island. Didn't know
any ntlor CongroHsmen as counsel for tho road,
nor Of any money paid to Government oillclnls to
socnro tue acceptance Of tho roud.
RnAw's TESTIMONY.
W. D. Shaw, q newspaper correspondence WAC
aworn aud examined III rcferonco to private
stock speculatons. His testimony was uuinl-
portant.
WILSON'S TESTIMONY.
Hon, J, T. Nila1n was BW0r1l, and tcHtified,
Tho witnoBB Baid he hud boon Government Di-
reotor OF tho Union Paclno Railroad Company
Hinco 1860 was appointed q menber Of it's Spe-
cia' Committee to Hedtt and pay tho aaid legal
oxpoluos, but declined to act on tho Committee.
il vas suspicious Of the ,,so to 10 1nado Of tic
$128, 500 reported AZ the proper amount for that
purpose, and therefore Ind nothing to do with
it. Elo could not lnvo sanctioned tho improper
use OF g 50 r" mne Money Il AZ inproRsr usc as
1t. In .justtoo to General Dodge. tho Wit
ness eaid Gonoral Dodge had always H.
siated TINT no money Ind boon used improperly.
Witness WAS interrogntod with regard to tho cost
since tho completion OF the road tho Directors
Ind experienced q difficulty in obtaining infor-
nation. 1lo had boon opposed to tbs limo OF
rooy pursued G By tho H., Company. and especially
pnnp. On Nov. ii, 1860, at maetlng OF tho
Doatd Of Directors, III Boston, llo introduced n
preamble mud resolution. announcing that the
contract was contrary to public policy, and ro-
the aonoral Superintendent to disrogara thecon
tract, The oproposition wan agrood to by tho Board
hut tho Executive Committee, appointed to ex-
aeute tho powora Of tic I,oardj ii tho absence Of
, 1873-01-23

TT. WAYNE, Ind, jan. 22.-Iho night expresa
east OIL tho Totoio, Wabaah t. Wostern Railway,
carly this morning, met a brokon rail two n,ilea
east Of Wabash station, at spool OF eighteeu
miles an hour. Tho last ooaol. and sleeping car
wore Bhatterod by tho oorouHHion. 1'hoto were
only eight passengers IN tho eoae, and aleopes.
Hardly my escaped aomo brniaos. Noarly Ailtho
passengars wore iii tho foremost cara. Col,tnc-
Tor Vail received somo hrnises, but IL ia thought
they arc not serious. Nrs. Sa.nuois, oG neca~
tur; Iii, had her nrper lip badly cut antl noyoral
taef], 1nnAaua1
, 1873-01-23


Tho Sonnte tlon resumed tho consideration ot
the calendar, mud soyeral bills granting ponsions
were passed.
FEMALE SUFFRAGE.
Tho bill to allow women to voto and hold Of
flco III tho Territories was indefinitely postponed.
THE FRAnK1Na PRIVILEGE.
On motion OF Mr. RAMSAY, tho bill to nbol-
isls tho " frankiug privilege" was takon up, by
yoto of--yoap, as; nnys, 10, tho following
Senators voting In tAe negative:
Hssar;d, s; jal.assou, fooi, fih''"'
Carpenter, Lewio, Isobortson,
1:d sIr. M6niif11 til (yt.) offered an amonament,
providing that no allowance shall how or here
after bc made to mon,hcrs ct Congresa in lion
Of tho franking privilege. Without this le said
tho abolition would DO a farce.
1lr. 11AML1N said that to givo tho country
tho full benefit OF the abolition Of tho frnnfttls
privilege tho bill ought to be 80 nnlotded as to
reduce and limit tho amount of public printing.
Mr.. FNEL!NdlfUYsEN did not favor tho
abolition OF tho franking privilege, because lo
thought It undesirable that tlore should DO any
tax imposed by doyernmont upon communities
tion botwoon tho people aud tloir reproaenta-
tivos. 10 him personally 1t would ba relief to
be aopriyea Of the frnnking privilege, but he
looked upon 1t M n privilege valuable to tho
peoplo, anl Of wl.ioh tbey ought not to DO do
privad bocauao 1t was abused. Tho abrHoB Of
1t, however, shoultl 10 corrected. mud that could
n,attor, Weighing not more than ono ounce, and
by tho preparation Of n simple compendium In
QUO volume Of information about public afralra
most ncceasary and ,tsefu! to tue pooplo.
Ms. EDMUNDH al'olo OF tho Bill as an utter
doluaion. Ihc abuaos Of tho frankling privilege
onght to DO t srecssa. but tla benotfa OF the
privilege belonged ~ tho peopls aud not to tho
, 1873-01-23
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE,

WARRINGTON, Jan. 22.-Tho House renolution
# thankH to tho Captain nnl mon of the stunnlcr
Moooasiu. for tleir aaryicua towarl tic ,YrucAel
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UNATE
DR.. GIBRON'S DISPENSAHl,
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDlE

MO. 623 KEARNEI STREET, (
~ corner Commercial, san EiS}
Francisco. Private entrance on a
Commercial street. Established yfd
in 1854, for the treatment OF SeXu' -
al and Seminal Disease, such su%N
hea. elect, Structure, syphilis IN al
forms, Seminal Weakness, lnlloN1]
ETC., etc. Skin diseases OF years sIalGJ
and liberated Legs, ETC., suceeSA-
treated. I'D
DIR. GIBBON has the pleasure o. i
nOuncing that he has returned ~.
itingthe principal Hospitals Oh Ea"
and has resumed practice. !
The Doctor has spared nelthefsim'
money in seeking out new relitu.sD
has returned with increased IarinN'
the alienation of human suneflns'
seminal Weakness
Seminal emission is the cOhse4m1
of sclf-abuse. This solitary Nce,
praVed sexual indulgence, Is plGes%tI
the Youth Of both sexes to an AIN,
limited extent, producing WIN Sn nm.
certainty the following tram Vi Inv
SYMPTOMS, unless combated oy srn "a
medical measures, viz SalioW 'u"Ir
ance, dark spots under the eyes PaI
the head. ringing in the ears, nO9b
the ruStling of leaves or raltilhs uE Nv
toS, uneasiness abOut the IONS, Mr. ni
of the limbs, confused vision. o.un " !"
tellect, loss of confidence, dlliueh.N y h
preaching strangers, q dlsnhe "a ~ B
new acquaintance, q dlsposllloa a,i}
society, loss of m mory, plihIleoo IA
ciOus eruptions about the lay yd
tiushes, furred tongue, 1@lIu
coughs, consumption, night sWer"i
nomania, and frequently insana!,
lief be moi obtained, you should dpKs
mediately, either in person ,S new 4
and have Il cure effected U! NE! .E disd
scientific mode of treating ttoonSiicki
which never fails OF e1leelihs "f
radical cure.
Cured at Home. rrEl
Persons at a distance ma! g,tartOl
AT HOME, by addresslns nms lE
GIBRoN, stating case, s!inp,utinred !
Oftime the disease a cona,deii
have medicine promptly y" am
from damage and CURIOSITY, ,iain n
ofthe country, with full any + n roiu
lions for use, by inclosing sIv pnstOts
registered letter through heio
through Wells, Fargo 4 20. no sr1
Apackage of medicine viii Ipc
o. 10y Express toany part OF tr1 vii
arsonS wrltingtothe Docto .heys 81
state the name Of the paper '"'
advertisement in. ;o,,v conf
All communications strio''
tial. cIppON
Address, DIX. -. CaliiOSI
fe6-1y
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Trqal aOtirrs.

claim TO lot IL, block Il. Monroe survey
Eureka, with improvements, i've h9uS.,N.
Also lot in rear of Turner u MeS'.
survey. Eureka. with Improvements, "
frame house. Tax, SO 10; cilh9uci
So 81 total, S25 IL. i,,
lanes Whalen, also posscssory claim
TO LOT ). block Is, Mccoy survey, EUREKA
Tax. IS ~: delinquency, IS cents; 'o'ai'
St 81.
Henry Wilson, also possessory claim 10
lot 6. block ~. Mccoy survey, furrka'
with improvements, a frame house. laN'
SIG rs; delinquency, 81 93; total, Els.
y. ID. ANDERSON,
District Attorney of Lander County.
JOHN ii. EMERY, sheriff.
February, a. d. 1873. lio"
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Pancake Fire Brick.

'ENHE SUBSCRIBER HAS AT THE
-. hitllMOND FURNAfFa 81
Ivy OF FIRE Rrick made for lininGG m
m"ves. from the Pancake stone. Furnace
- Jha get them i'll quantities To- snit
$500 I'D. SULLIVAN.
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IeNal.

Couptv of Eureka shall pay to the
said County of Lander.
Sop Z Eureka County shall hea
nortion of the Sixth Judicial District,
until otherwise provided by law. III
shall he the duty of the Dlstrict JuuSe,
of the Sixth Judicial District To hoiu
terms of court in said Eureka county
Mt the Ccuntv-seat of SAID county.
commencing ON the first Monday OF
February. MAY, August. and NoNtfh-
her. successivelv, after the organlza,
tiou of said Eureka County: Said
Eureka County shall pay one hall OF
the salary of the Judge of the SlNtn
Judicial District out of the District
Jndue's Salary Fund of said County,
nnder the order of the County Com
missioners of said Eureka County, al
for the organization of said County,
until otherwise provided by law.
Soc. s. All suits now pending IN
the District Court of the sixth Judi-
cial District, which in any way apper-
tain to property, real, PERSONAL on
miyed. belonging to or beng III the
County of Eureka, after its organlza-
tion. and all actions for the recovery
If any debt, claim IL demand
whatsoever. between citizens OF
Eureka County. shall, Of then
undetermined at least ten DAYS
before the first day of the
first term of the District Court
of the Sixth Judicial District, be by
the COUNTY Clerk of Lander County
transferred. AUTOMATICALLY certified,
to the County Clerk of Eureka Coun-
tv, and all suits so transferred shall
tie bv the County Clerk of said l;ure-
ka County filed in his office, and en-,
tered i'm the calendar of the aforesaid
first term of said District Court pro,
vided. where both the plaintiff II
defendant to any suit shall file a writ
ten statement with the County Clerk
of Lander County, requesting that
the suit to which they are parties
may be determined i'll said sixth
Judicial District, then. and not other
wise said, suit or suits shall not be
transferred as herein provided.
Sec. 9. The County Recorder OF
Lander County is hereby authorized
and empowered, and 1t shall be his
duty. to transcribe into suitable books
all the records in his custody per-
tanning or relating to, or a~tlecting..the
title to any property situated in said
County of Eureka, and TO make n
StiltttOlt lilNttN 'tAN
and index shall be made as soon as
practicable after the passage of this
Act, and when completed shall be
delivered to the County Recorder of
said Eureka County, and shall there
after be kept in his office, and shall
be for every purpose Of the same force
and effect as other County Records.
The Recorder OF Lander County shall
be entitled to receive as compensation
for the services hereby imposed, me-
half of the fees now allowed by law,
for recording and indeXing written
instruments i'll his office. His claims
for said compensation shall be al
lowed by the County Commissioners
of Eureka County, on the completion
and delivery of said transcript and
index, and be paid as ether claims
against said County.
Sec. 10. The provisions of this Act
shall take effect and be in full force,
from and after the twentieth GOTH
day of March, y. d. 1873, at which
time said County shall be duly or
ganiZed.
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&he Gureka Sentinel.
SANDER Suits Where a Local Editor
Was Concerned.
[St. Joseph Paper.l


In all ages of the world, says the
Des Moines Reqister, since news
papers have had a being, Islander
suits have been their lot. Only
last week a Dubuque journal COM
promised a little $4,000 difficulty
Of this description, and now a
local ink-slinger of Des Moines Is
said to threaten vengeance dire
against the IoWd Homestead for
certain structures appearing in the
last number of that paper. The
amount of damages claimed We
have not learned, but it must be
large. An ordinary editors repu-
tation is worth at least half a
million, and a locals good name is
worth-numbers fail us. Go count
the stars of heaven compute the
bubbles on the oceans foamlng
crest number the hairs on the
tails of the cattle on n thousand
hills; estimate the sands on
Sahara's burning desert enumer-
ate the COLES in n load of unripe
melons, but don't try to fix the
value of a local editors reputa-
ton. 1t can't be did. Like
Caesars wife, he is above suspi-
cion. He will out-Joseph Joseph,
and leave not only his shirt but
his stockings, and his t~oe-nails be-
hind him rather than sin. He is
as incorruptible as Plymouth
Rock. Pompey's Pillar reached
not neare heaven than a locals
character, and the driven snow is
sullied and dingy when compared
to his spotless purity. All well re-
gulated clocks are set by them
they are so steady and regular in
their habits. and the equator is
balanced by them. Every morn
ing Apollo looks in at the third
window at the Walnut street front
of the Register office before he
starts tne sun, a wise precautiOn
that always keeps that fiery old
god from going on a bender. Mo-
ney can never settle the harm of
slandering such immaculate
characters as local editors; blood
alone can wipe out such a stain.
Let it be pistols for two and cof-
fee for a dozen, and let the Leader
local hold the other fellows head.
THOSE who have bought tickets
in the Nevada State Lottery are
assured by the manager that the
drawing will take place on the DIST
of next June. OF course no one
in Grass Valley has invested in
that scheme. 4 revival is going
on at this place, and lottery gam
bling is inconsistent with revivals.
At all events, we believe that the
Nevada State Gift Concert will
be the last lawful enterprise of
the kind which will be advertised
on this coast.-GraSS TdUeY onion.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD

NN AND AFTER DECEMBER FIRST,
" 1s72. Trains Will leave .Palisade
daily as follows:
Overland Passenger Trains for
Winnemucca, WadSworth, Reno,
NarySville, Redding (for Oregon)
Sacramento, stockton, LathrOp,
MERGED for Yosemitel, Upton
tfOr Los Angeles, san Jose and
san Eranci>cO...............10 IS AN.
Overland Freight and .Accomo-
datiOn Train for san Fran
w AN.
Overland Passenger Train for
Carlin. Ioano, Ogden and
Overland Freight and Accomo-
datlOn Train Tor ogden and
.UU IN.
A.. y. TOWNE, Genl Supt
I. H.GOODMAN, Genera Passenger
and Ticket AgenI al
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STATE OF NEVADA

H.. secretary of State.
10y CIAS. MARTIN, DENNY
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COSMOPOLITAN
HOUSE.
Corner of Main and Rateman Streets.
EUREKA, NEVADA.

"HIS HOUSE HAS BEEN THOR
oughly renovated. and the beds
consist OF Spring mattresses, double and
single. hose wishing good clean beds
may be sure of finding them at this
house. Transient and regular Lodgers
received. MRS. J.J. casey.
milf MRS. L. CLARK.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
An Act to Provide Funds
For the Payment Of the Current
Expenses of Eureka County.
TEHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF

THNdE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
IL Nevada, represented in Senate and
Assembly, do enact ms follows:
SECTIoN 1.-The Board IF County Com
mlssioners of Eureka County, .,evada,
are hercoy authorized and empowered to
issue the bonds OF said County in any
sum not TO exceed twenty thousand dol
iarS; y o bonds issued as herein provided
Shail be OF less amount :han two hun
ureu dollars, and none for Il greater
amount tina one thousand dollars each.
SAID n shall bear interest at n rate
hot 10 exceed eighteen per ent per an
mum, and shall be redeemed in the tol.
lowing manne said bonds Shall be
payable at the office OF the County Treas
urer OF Eureka County on the first Nom
daN OF July, y. II. 1877. OF the first money
coming into the County Treasury in
Nd. 1915 n 1874, and after the anpor.
has been made for state nur.
poses, ana to the District Judges salary
fund, the County Auditor shall set apart
Il SuIilclent sum to pay the interest on
Sald bonds, and ~duringthe wear 1873 and
1910, and up I July, y. ID. 1877, sufficient
shali De sci apart 10 pay the bonds and
remaining interest.
section ,. Whenever, in the Opinion
CT the Boar OF County Commissioners
me issuance OF said bonds is necessary
Tor me best interest of said Eureka Conn
~, the County Treasurer shall sell nj mar
not over i've thousand dollars worth of
ponds, unless otherwise ordered by the
BOARD OF County commissioners: and
tne proceeds thereof shall be placed in
tit county treasury, as a fLnd for the
payment OF current expenses of said
COUNTY provided, that no portion there.
oi snail be appropriated or paid as sala-
rles or lees To the County officers. unless
IN transporting persons convicted Of
crime to the State Prison.
section 3. The Enuptr C,,,,:.
are hereby authorized and 10
nave the II printed in form, and
this Act. vi
Section 4. The interest ON said bonds
snall pe payable Semi-annually at the
once or the County Treasurer. i'm I'm.
reha' Eureka County. Nevada.
STATE OF NEVADA.
SECRETARY'S OFFICE SIS
I,J. ID. Minor, Secretary of STATE of
Htale OF Nevada, do hereby certify ~
.hc foregoing is II full and correct CON- " :
me original, entitled ".An Act ia nrat' y
luhuS lor the payment OF the currnnt "V
pShsrS or Eureka County" annrorHI
Aiarch !, 1873, now on file in my ohi.n W"
IL. 81 In witness whereof -
ncreuhto set my hand and aiixed H.
treat zeal OF state. Done M one nv
Shrson 1lty, Nevada, this Eth dav ~,
I'D. MINOR,
moo H.. secretary of State.
- - ohAS' MARTIN, Deputy.
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T j IlIUUUIT, ITTISI't HOI ISSUVU D U
And in accordance with law, and
order of the Board of Directors, mad
the 18th day of February, 1873, so ma
shares of each parcel of such stos
may be necessary. will be sold al put
auction, at the Salesroom OF MS
Maurice bore Il Co., No. 327 MontsOnt
street. san Francisco, California,
TUESDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY
APRIL, 1873, at the hour Of tM,
o'clock NJ. of such day, to pay6-
quent assessment thereon, iOgethelE
costs o: advertising and expenses o. q
/. I. MILLlkEN, Secreiay
Oflce: No. Cos Merchant street, \
Francisco, California. NM
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Minine Aotite
NOTICE OF AssEssMEN
T EMON. MILL AND Mry,yo

II frIhclpaI place n ~ tl
City and County of san ulSts
of California. W, "a
Location of Works: Enroll, ',
District. Lander County. Sta,aa Vii,
VadG. WIZ o. \
Notice.-There are delinoper,.
following described stock. -, upooS
assessment levied ON "oNuri;
2thl day of February, lisa m tNs
amounts set opposite the nam. Is
respective shareholders, as folioms. da
No. Ma
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STATE OF !.

Sl-Alis w -NIAN-tI'N, &C
SECRETARY'S OFFICE. 80
|, j. d. Minor, secretary of state OF the
state of Nevada, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is Il true, full and correct
copy of the original, entitled AN Act to
the County of Eureka, and pro-
vide for its OrganiZation.' approved,
March l., 1873, now on file in my office.
In witness whereof, | have hercunto set
my hand and affixed the Great
H.. s. Seal OF state. bone at Uf,icc in
Carson City, Nevada, this l1th
day of March a. d. 1873.
j. ID. MINOR,
secretary OF state.
By CHAs. MARTIN, Deputy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
Mshr MnnierneIA.

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flung aud einnlal eine&ermebrung berSrutto>
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haben. Die @reeubads haben ii9 UNI iiber
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Spei Otiuionen permehrt.
@enn man @apitalitulb uno aufgelauiene
3tulen aooirt uno ben &aiienbeftano abSteht,
10 er9ibt lid cine Sermebrung Der gtettolhulo
UNI 81, 684, 307. 4aein oaraui leseu mir fein
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benin ruenn man Don Sinien abiiebt, pie es
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Nt iosar cine Sermiuberung Der gtettoihulO
I'M 81 Miuionea (Oa Der GolOporrath erbebs
lid s%uaeuommeu bait. Aae bieie 6ehentlinlts
laiien iif nadl Der elnen OoCr anoern Nlt'
tuna perrucrtbel1 uno Ser SOutDel bat ba'
rim Das M0sli9ite g%eleiitet. NaS uns be-
trift, 10 iebeu mir ben puuoeiteu Yunft oea
NusmeiIeS in Der idon eripdbuten o5ermaltz
gen Wtanipulation be5 Observation-Disclosures.
SIS wirD babur6 fefsefelt, bab Der Sinan5'
iefretGr in bteler Sra9e ben ~tlarltel Sntereiler
DeS 2anoes Sros bietet. SSH ipolel lebenl
90 Der Son9rsB mad ieinem @ieSer,niamnen'
tritt nid)t uermodt neroen fam, bielelil tnfa'
men SreibeH eln 3iel 81 lteden. (Sts5t9.)
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Sendtcr Sburs.

Senator SfurS mar biSher ltnr1nl. Wdbs
renb Die ~befaunten @ortfiibrer beS Senates
pas Bripileeium, iiber unbebeltenbe Ingele'
qelbetten oiel 81 iageu, in retdltem DtaBe
ausbeuteten, iab Der Oertidle Senutor idpet=
aerb an ieiuem 8ulte, idrieb Sriefe, ODER
iiuoirte aebeimnibpole Seitamente. Sieies
S6meissu bat in Der eu9liiden Sreie III
sablreihen Semcrfuugeu nno @ommentaren
anlaB aeaeben cine Der an peitelten uerbrei'
teteu Sbse'n III Die, baB Der senator 9ebros
den 1T, paB i'm Der WiiBcrfnlg Der letten
Gampaane gum Sdweisen sebradt bat. Die
auten geute biiriten ii6 irreu. Mtan luirr
ii6 %erinnern, baB S9urS in friibsren Sieun'
gen oft npfen= unb monatelang i6pieg, biz
er plDelit ben Yunft geiunben bate, OH
melheu gefiitt CT bic 4ufmertiamfeit bes
gansen Games i~eiielte. @iueu iolden In:
bGltspunft bat ibm eben Sieie Sisuns nod
ni4t sebOter, unb res9alb idnie9 er, &c:
robe pie er Dor Der st. ominso-9 ebatte uni
Der @afeuidader rnteriudung ebenfaas
ihnieg. Seine 3eit wiro idou wiecer fom
men, man miro ieiue Gimme lebr balo ME
Der pernebnen unb Die Serren@onfling, Msor'
ton uub gtpe, welde jett i'll Dem gsabn'
leben, ben groBen gegner niebergeiporlen uni
toot gemaft III babel1, iperOen itf libtr oI
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Ser Sob &amebameba's.

Die acknowledgements, meldle btSger lllr
Qeleaentlid in ben Slgesneuigfeiten eripdbut
ipur0en, ino pl6elit bas Centrum beS pOli=
tiidcn Sntereies ge,rorben, unb mdbrenh
biele 3eilen geleleu tperbel, martert ll6 matt
der Staatsmann nit Gonletturen ub iiber
bas le,Oise ,g8as nuu?"-
@as nun? fra9t man in @aibington,
2onbou mt Serliu. @a8 MN? fragt man
in SonolAlu ielbit, no lett Dem Sobe bes
&Grigs Die grD6te Aufrsgung tertldt. Wenn
eS Dem @rant'i6en @abinette geliu8t, III bic
jer reuen Srage 10 III banbeln, oaB Die cons
currirenocn &eg,erun9en 10 ~9eranldlos, al8
m0slid, CUR Seite geifoben peroert, uno
baB Der GinfluB Der Ser. Staaten bel Der Se=
thinning Der neucn 9fegicrun9sforu bas
SelO bebauptet, 10 bat eS pas SDdllte gelets
itet uno cine Chat uoubraft, aut Die es lid
nidlt menig Al @ute thun bari. Wtr nliiien
cS bait abuartsn.
SIM Sale bic Utondrdie fortbeIieben ioate,
iino orei Yeri0nlidfelten uOrbanoen, melhe
4nmartlfaft auf ben Sbrou babeu: gunalila,
ein begabter, aber duBerit auSldpeiIe1ber
Wlann, cine g~.ltesifrmad3e alte 6rau, yta.
mellS &eliifolani uno ell S6uptling, 9a.
mems 9aoio aalafana. gSeil chen Sameba-
meba geswuu9en gepelen wdre, BON bielen
pltt pet uNliUItleH tlHS SUI SDipHIpi5t O."
%beitinlmen, nnb neil er, Der berfenbe, 9eblls
bete uuo tiidtise WOnar9, wuBte, oaB feline
b~erielbsn milrplg mar, inn gu fol9en, 10 lieB
er bieie Srase often, obgleid) bebauptet plro,
baB er eisentlit Die Republit ;u ietner @rbln
eiuseiett, Dap er wieperholt 9eGubert babe,
er iperbe Der leete &Dri9 Der Sanomibs<Sn<
ieln iein.
Ser SDnig mar ert AZ Sabre aft unh
ipurbe 9eraoe 81 elmer 53eit bonn Sooe hinge
raft, in wel6er CT iih nit iehr bo6fiesenoen
Ylauen mug; ct bate i'm Siune, ildl ale
Snieln bes Stiilen Meeres unb Der SiiIjse 5u
1lltermerien uno Elm sroBeS maGtiges Smell
reid su be9riiuben. Sie0eldt mare er, hattie
er nod einige Sabre LANCER 9elebt, nit Der
nddtisIteu &epublif Der y~teuseit ebenio In
Gonflitte geratben, Wie iener unideinliAe S0@
MIG bon Yontus NIT Der mdftigiteu Jtepuz
blif bes altertbumS in Gonflifte serietb, ais
er plDelid SitbDuien, Gappaoocieu urO cine
Nnsabl Snieln OeS Wiittelmeers uuterwari.
MitbrIbates CAB ii6 Den SOB uno Die Ge=
publtf 0fom erbte iein Geif|. Die amcrttanis
Idle 0iepubllf IDunte iih bier Die r0miide gum
MuIer rebnlen, aber mir ieben chen feineu
Ycmpeius, Der unisre Yol1tit lmeitet, uuier
%leitcrNPr StaatsmaNn beibt iebr beSeid)neno
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