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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

AccIDESr.-Asj. + + Fooss went to Pioneer City.
Tuesday. AFTER horse to ride 70 Lemhi, and while
riding down the street and leading another horse tho
latter jsrksd back aud ths horse he riding reared
MP and fell back on him. bruising the Major badly
but We ase glad to learn that hs Was not seriously
injured.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

rNGILL Il co.,
>" . m1rRT MEN Er'
ALs - ss.. New York; and q. CO.
- 1r =. ar this paper in thas city.
~ LGSN1 IA q New Merchants X
: Iisatsss,; "a : ' 2s. n in San Francisco.
Lrao0 ssp 30. Of Boise City. u ous
4. CAL t Z, tS,.s pisse and vicinity.
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----L-1al 9is0W C~~~ss~ 6yNtkkkNss - sf
BANKING HOUSE
And ASSAY OFFICE of
G. w. MOORE s. CO..
tsusossms to 3. N. DuRsll 1 Co.,
Agency OF the s9
First National Bank Of Idaho,
Main Street. Cor. Commercial.
Directly Opposite Wsll., Fargo + Co.. 0ace.
IDAHO CITY.
Will Do a General Banking Business
oo1A1sPoNDENTs: tt
Donnell. Lawson Co.. No. Wall Street. New York.
California Trust Company. San Francisco.
Messrs. Ladd Tilton. Portland. Oregon.
First National Bank Of Idaho. Boise City.
We also draw direct ON
London, Bremen, Amsterdam,
Dublin, Hamburg, Hanover,
Paris, Berlin, Montreal,
And other leading European cities.
wspurchass Gold Dust. Gold and Silver Bullion,
Quarternastsrs' checks and vouchsrs and Drafts or
Certificates Of depoait issued by Eastern California
or Oregon Banks.
Buy Territorial and County Warrants and Bonds
Keep Revenue stamps for sale:
Mako collections al points In the United States
and al business connected with general Banking will
receive prompt attention.
We agents for the sale Of Passenger Tickets for
all the regular mail steamers between New York and
London. Liverpool. Bremen. Hamburg. Havre aud
Antwerp.
Persons desirous Of sending for friends in any par,
Of Europe can procure tickets Of and secure their
passage to New York. thus saving the expense and
risk Of sending money for that purpose.
The highes, price paid for Gold and silver Bars.
either In Coin or Currency.
Our Assay Once 10 under tho supervision Of
Mr.. r. W. KRoKBER and ve arc prepared TO make
returns OF Assays Of Dust. Bullion and Ore In siz
hours and tho correctness Of assays guaranteed
and Losses from coinage. At any United States Mint
made good.
Particular attention paid 10 the Analysis Of Ores
and Minerals.
Dust Bullion and Assays Of Ore left at the follow
ing places viii be forwarded 10 this once for Assay
and returns made tho following day:
Msdisan Cannady .................. Pioneer City
j. " T. Witt .......................Pl accrville
Con Hcaicy l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Granite Greek
J. B. Duke + Co. ..................Cc ntcrviile
Q. ". MOORE Il 90.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

No.. 0ceLR-A couple Of miners had Q
Co. Kemp few days ago. resulting In one
..,. nas he busie badly demoraiixed from i,s
y. s''iy inserted between the teeth Of the
h. ' ''es vss arrested and taken before
sa,.:. : charge Of mayhem. and. waving
y va released on bonds Tor his %.
go before he Grand yo,v
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

fIHf IN The WooDs.-Soms miacresnt not having
the fear either q the Lord Of the law before his
eyes. has ct nrs 70 the woods In the vicinity Of
WssA sFfanss. and the James Az raptdly spreading
IN - TIMBER 4 that section. Messss 0eorse Iav.
son Co. havs bean Watching the atnss on the,r
ditch Dut despite their vigilance. onS aume. some
two OF three hundred feet ia length caught fre and
vss burned lev nights ago. Mr. Chan Siberian says
has also bssn kept On the watch. guarding lot Of
am empsrs tbs y has in the wosdsl ana other
psrdss heSe nee put . considerable trouble also. Il
ws are not srAtr miaeaka. The law peovilssa penal
ssor such aos = setting hre 70 the mbsr and ifany
one can DO detected In tho ac or the osnsA brought
homo to him. he should b made an exampleAf Such
vandalism has been committed with impuAuity in
tho past but II u high time TO put . stop TO It.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

al>aa ~ alson's ies wagon makes 10 ~.
sA4 ~ : kssps Tie woasD cool Aarine
AAss dasa Nobody can v,,l as vi.aori
sss'As ~ ~ ~ 49,.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

.Knsoa8x1 H1lcE-The work Of laying the founda.
ton for Kinssleys brick building IL rapidly pro-
gressns and the proportions Of the huge structure
Arc now becoming manifest Ono kiln, recently
burned. containing l00 600 brick 10 now ready, and
the brickiaysrs arc hurrying forward the work. A
portion OF the iron work has arrived: comprising
the door casines sils hraces. etc, aud tho balance
will be here in time - required
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

k1... - '-D''srics Attorney 4 E Foote and
4vu !. leave. this morning. Tor Lemhi.
0Ana a" several weeks. They 60 via Besves
~ 4. s 1s'in. We havsn't inspected shsis
s,h.... od they laid In . pound Of crack
Hua.. . ~ and three or four gallons Orwell,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

aAka .., ssa'n thanks to our friend O. ".
- -. -. "hissaksr ham and bottis Of
Ilsas -. :. - me lot Of thsss os,sbssssd
Aa&ax which ass The best ever besaehs n
/,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

II >Ao a. 's o'A friend J. 4. Pinnsy, EXP.
~ 1870 s' a'ds IL hard % give up . rssidsnes
~ Aou. !, !. Ma b frequently pays VISIT -
: ~ ~, oss'n. He Arrived here list Sun.
MI sias over day again len for he
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

In Towx-Quits number OF our friends nom dis
fsrsnt directions have visited Idaho during the pas,
week. among whom were Mr.. O. W. Moore. Cashier
Of The First National Bank. Major J. B. Taylor. Of
the Overland Hotsl and H. z Prickett, ESQ., Of Boi.a
City: Asssrs p. J. Moore and Holly Cakes. Of Cen.
terville; Col Z. A. Stevenson and Mr.. JOS Rabbett
OF Pioneer; Mr.. b. Fisher. Of Boston, and Messrs.
Geo. Hardin and Ben White. OF Piacerviue.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

~ss '. Robis. formerly resident Of
klshh =. esFs yssssrday from Boise City.
d,~ a.. s.' d Ais time. this Spring. Ashiog ..
~ h IN. eshins Il generally. for The ben.
h4nu,,. sad ~ sse glad 70 hear With grsss.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

tlvm 1homas Aootry. Jr.. and Hon. J.
" IA viiis. spent last Tuesday In our
saasl,, -. themselves highly pleased q The
Ia y, 'sess Of prosper! on this side Of The
&nA !. -. sasnhan. from the Upper P.yssss.
Apsh. md Informed 10 that he crops
= s..sss In Ia. section.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-04

road, we had a terrible and fatal
occurrence, which was sickening
to behold. AS we turned the bend,
the engineer discovered a manlying
on the track, and at once checked
up the train, and blew tho "dan,
gcr" whistle, but alas, too lato.--
Before no succeeded in stopping
tho engine and all the cars, save
one, had passed over the body,
mapgling him dreadfully and, of
course, kil,ing him on the spot. One
wheel passed over the head and the
other severcdlono Of his limbs from
the body He was found to DO a
stranger, "a white NAM and from
what we learned at q house o short
distance down the road, had left
there very much intoxicated an
hour or two previous. He never
knew what killed him rs he was
evidently sleep at the time of the
occurrence. / did not go to sec
him--itiwas too sickening q sight
fer me. Supping at Hook.
10y, we travelled along to this
city, which we reached atlhalf past
nine o'clock, and here am at the
Hutchins House, feasting upon the
good things furnished to guests by
that prince of landlords, Capt. Ed
P, Turner. 1t is not necessary fol
me to speak Of the Hutchins House
to those who have visited, it, but tc
those who have not, | would say
Hcall and sce." 1t is decidedly The
House of Texas. On the Contra
Train l found our young friend
Mr.. Saver, formerly clerk in tht
1 Dallas p. o! He isl now route
agent on the road from Corsicana
to Houston, and q better one---l
say this from actual knowledge O
him-can not be found in Texas, i
as good.
/ have called on a few friend,
here to-day, among them Mr.. h. II
Gushing, | did intend to say
something good and deserved, O
his establishment, but il | com
mence, | would not know where t.
stop; so ! will reserve that fol-
another letter. ! have writer
enough already tor this time
Tomorrow morning will either
find mo in Austin or Galveston
| do not know yet which. Goo'
bye for day or two. J, ", s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-04

The following lettor we clip from
the Topeka (Kansas) Common
wealth. 1t speaks something for
Dallas and illustrates exactly the
views entertained by Mr.. Goslin Of
our situation
DALLAS, Texas, Feb. 20, 1878.
TO the Editor Of the Commonwealth:
Leaving Topeka the early part Of Feb.
ruary, partly for the benefit Of my health
and partly to see the country, can Civ
but the very best report Of Texas. We
are having the finest weather, warm and
pleasant, and the grass is already visible
everywhere. This is o thriving town, and
in about ten days we expect the NJ, K. VI
7. railroad to give us through communi-
cation with Kansas Finding myself inI
the midst OF business, everything prosper
ing, and emigration pouring in BY ths|
hundreds, concluded 10 open brAnch|
house on o large scale in house furnish.
ing goods. bought out the extensive
houee OF Blades 8 O'Connor, and took
possession OF once. can give but The
most satisfactory reports Of businsss q
we'll rs the sociability OF the people. We
expect to have the first car Of furniture
that will DO shipped into this part Of the
country, until have Arranged everything
in satisfactory manner, will b ecm-
PEELED to DO absent from my old home
where Mr.. L. Benjamin will ofiiciAte! rmy1
place. Our business in Topeka will noS1
be 10 any shape effected, % We hAvs i g.
ranged 90 that one can easily supsrInteud
H.. We respectfully ask continuance .
the patronage We have SO beautifully enj
joycd for the past three years Mr. Kelly
viii superintend four furniture and up'
holstery department, and Mr.. Beniamin
tho auction businessx Hoping that 4 VIII
soon be again in your midst
] an yours respectfully
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-04
GRANTS FIRE.
Burning of the Presidents Missouri
,tElA Farmhouse

i The country residence of Presi-
dent Grant, on his farm on the
Gravois road, was destroyedby fire
yesterday. 1t was a commodious
brick. house, two stories in hight
| and wasknownas NV ish-ton-Wish, =
ltcommcnced burning at noon yes
terday, and was in ruins at four
o'clock. s isaf
I. AS more than ordinary interest
attaches to ton account Of the ole-
waited position of the owner, and
the fact that the President antici-
pated eventually to retire to it, We
enter into some detail regarding it..
The farm is one Of 800acres, ten
miles from the Gravois road, in the
county, and is'a fine tract Of land,
through which Gravois creek pas
ses, wateripgit very well. A por-
ton Of it is heavily timbered, and
about one third 10 in o high state
Of cultivation, There were two
rssidenccs unon It and this ono was
mon tho summit Of the hin. II
com manded nm excellent view Of
Carondelot. the Illinois bluffs and
Ia country about the Insane Asy-
Inn. Il wan ia tho southwestern
mart Of tho tract. and about half a
lpm;ls from tho other building II
was erected by Mr.. Lewis Dent in
1919 90 1s4a and was built Of
what il known as lstock'' brick
pbeH oronnd between L, and tho
EGravois road was finely AL with
sh,uhherv cedars. birch and yari.
| ous kinds Of shade trees, sesi
~Thc 'bonse Ind tiouble piazza, or
n,orchas and )was destined with an
rrG," There were On The GROUND
fioo rs Of the main building y y large
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~ ~ =
in order as areception room for tho
visitors who called therein summer
TO SEQ the house.
The building cost Mr.. Dent S4,-
600; there was at least not less
than 3,0O0worth Of furniture belong
ing to the President, and o quaint.
oty belonging to Mr.. Simms in 1t.
A few valuable articles had been re-
moved to Washington. ia
AS stated before, the fire COM
mencod at noon. II is supposed
that it originated from the kitchen
fire, as it has not been customary
TO heat the ,parlor' II gained con.
siderable heNadway, there being no
speclal appliances 70 cxtlnguish y,
ana, as there was quite breeze, I
tho names were TOO. powerful for
the simple means at band There
IS q cistern near y, and energetic
enorts wore made with buckets 70
saouae me nre, put without eiiect.
Inc. ROOF icl! ~, ana the tlre Kept
burning nntll CLOCK, when the
naliaing was thoroughly Quilted.
Ihe length OF t'mo whicn ensuea
before inc residence was destroyed,
enabled me partles al tne scene %
remove q lagre porllon q the iurDs4
lure, Inc loss would probably %
ABOUT 9o,oou' anu IL 10 sta1ea there
was no insurance.
inere was no alarm given 70 the
nre department. OF inc city. n one
had been souhoea from inc Dox AZ
tho insane asylum IL woula nave
been responded %, ana Two engines
sent out, though they might have
been OF no use, owing 70 the as
lance OF the farm: sers
The other residence which was
not burned was considered more
valuable than the brick one, 1t is
frame one, much larger, and was
built by Mr. VIM. Il. Long, father
OF Hon John \. Long, in 1914. It
was greatly improved 10 1878, BY
Mr.. Thomus HUNT, and was then
considered u magnificent country
residence. II was still further i'm
proved by Mr.. Frederick Dent, "a.
ther-in-law ofthe Presldent in 1873,
and has always been Kept in excel
lent condition. II IS known as
"Whitebaven, ana IS about half .
mile from the site OF the other resi-.
uence. Inc sltuation 81 ipis ABOUT
oOO yards west OF the Gravols road,
ana on country road known ~
the Grant ROAD, running through
tho farni. MIR. james Elrod, VINO
has been manager OF the farm LOT
four DRIVE years, occupies y. ~ ~
built upon the style q Q plantation
residence, ana its value y estimated
4 to 20 about S6'Voo' Near 20 thls
building arc 9 oarn ana stables,
which were erected thrceyears ago,
and cost SS,Guo. IN inc stables :! are
Ia Il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-04
SAFE INVESTMENT.


NorICE is hereby given that tho co-partne rshp
heretofore existing between Walter and William
Caruth, under the firm name OF W Caruth & Bro,
Is this day dissov 81 by mutual consent, and tha
tho said Walter Ctruth alone is authorized to set
tie the outstanding business of sait firm. lie may
be found at the law office Off D Coughauour in the
city Of Dallas, on Monday aud Saturday of each
week, until the 10th day Of March next, ready to
make and receive payments, after which time fur
Their Indulgence will not be given, this Feb IL 1872
WALTER CARurH,
vln2,dw1m WILLIAM CARUTH,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-04
DR' J. S. slzER'
DALLAS, TEXAS,
Recently of jackson, Mississippi,

Will give strict attention to any business entrusted to
him in Real Estate and Commercial matters.
REFERS, BY PERMISSION, TO
Hon. H. NJ. T. Hunter, Va. prtchard & Blckliam
N. o.; Hon. VIM. l.. Sharkcy, Washington, b. ca,
Ed. Hart 4 CO., N. o.; Hon.. A. @. Brown, Miss;
Pike Brother 4 Co., Bankers NO; Payne. Cameron
4 Co., N. O.; W. H. Schieficln & Co., N Y; I. II y
j. NJ. Allen 4 Co., N. o.; shryock 4 Rowland, 81,
Louis Mo-; Richardson 4 May, N o.; whseloct,
Fin lay n Co., N. o.; Ball, Lyons Co., N. o. Ros-
ergarten & Sons, Phila Warren Mitchell \ Co,
Louisville, Ky J. b. Bowman, Lexington, ky.; Y
p. McBrayer, Harrodsburg, Ky; David Landrc,h
Son, Phila.
Business Correspondence promptly observed wher
post expenses are advanced.
Office, for the present, under Dallas Library.
TIA KE Office.
We also represent first class Life Ihs. o., and
will soon have the Agency for u MOL Fire Ins. Go.
MOTT. Us. sIZER. .
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-04

Sesond Term Begins Noriay, Feb. 9, 1873.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-04
A CALL.

IA
We the undersigned hereby respectfully call q
meeting OF the teachers Of Dallas county to as.
sembe in the court house, at Dallas City, on Satsr-
day the I'D inst, at ten o'clocka. m.
The Object of the meeting Will be to discuss tho
situation of school matters In mdst, TO inter.
change with freedom our several views, and thus to
produce unanimity of action Of teachers In tho
pending educational crisis
Citizens aud tho pro iessona lists are Invited to be
present.. Respectfully,
Lancaster, Texas, j. W. JACKSON.
Feb. ., 1913 #. SMITH.
n2-d2
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THE DAILY HERALD.
d. MoCALEB, Editor.
Our Agents.

Who are authorized TO receive subscriptions and
Advertising for the Daiiy and Weekly iiraAIp; o.
J.C, Chew, 800 broadway, New York; G.,,P,
Rowcl Co, Al Park Row New York;; Coe
weatherill d TO-, phllaleldhia Griffin 4 Hoffman,
Balhmoroi T. Mcintyre, New orleans; D, u
Cushing, Houston.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12
Tranfreid.

Die prinsen Orleans baben it6 in FER
Grfldruns pereinist eae ie Die Statt.
baltsrf9aft ni6t annebmen werrsn, unt
lelbif BEN Nnibein, ais molten ie hem
@rafen BON Gbamtcrr 8cnturrcns ma
den, su Sermeieer. Nue Srlfticnen Der
8edten fne ~caraufbin iitsrsinscfcmmen,
bic Serldnseruns Der 0rwalten Nac.
Wabpn'S ;u beantra9en. ueber cie
Oauer FOLDER Serldnseruns 1T man nod
ni6t einis scmrrcen. Giniae iinp fir
cellen G%raennuns auf 0etensseit. @nrere
auf Gle Oauer pon ie6s ocer au6 scbn
Sabren. ollie finn fir rie 6prtrauer DC,
segenwirtisen Notwithstanding u.
miro wabrI6einlt6 FER Antraa eeltslt
perpsn, raj eercn auaSIung nidt Dor
crei Sabren itattfinpe. @eri6teweile
verlautet, ras Elm Serlu6, bic 8esieruna
nit ciftatprii6en @ewalten a~us;uriilten
9ema6t wercen miro, dbnlid isnsn, ME
iie in 1852 bepiaiat rurpen uno raj
Gin @sIeB einsebradt werren ipQ, weldes
bic 8ornabme Ypn GrlaBwablen fir bic
MISUNDERSTANDING unterIast bis ras
8ablSeleB amenpirt lsin Miro.
Die Sinfe rpirc p~erlansen, pab Die Grs
laBpablen Ipfcrt anseprpast rpercen.
So beibt, cas Mac Mabpn in ieiner
Bptidaft an Die Notwithstanding
~Serlanssn miro, pae lein @mtstermin Ell.
ne iol9e &sibe son Sabren Serlanssrt
percen, ale nctbwenpis eribeinsn mag,
UNI cas @nieben Der &ssieruns su befes
ifisen uno bic Natipn nit 3utrauen in
bielelbe III erfiasn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12
Stafieu.

sus u o m miro semeloet: Ser 6eiliae
Stubl bat neueroirss Die Grnenmuna Der
Yfarrer bur9 Volfsabltimmun9, pie oteIes
tir5li6 in Der Yropin3 Mantone porse=
fommen, fir bur9aus peroammli6 ertldrt.
Ser Siidoi bon Nspers lit bier anssfom-
men, Der Gr,bil6of bon Sens miro ertpar=
tet. Ser Cardinal De Yonne9oie reiit
nd9Iter Gage wieoer ab. Sas ,Sournal
De Some bsitdtist, oaB bic laufenbe Yar=
ADMINISTRATIONS seidloisn miro, uno iebt
binju Ser 9rdlioent bes Mbgeorbnetens
baules, Sian6srie, iol Sum Senator er<
nannt uno Serr 9anSa als miniierieler
Observation-Disclosures aui9eItelt iperben.
Dem forentiner ,Gorriere Stnliano' ipiro
BON Gom 9eI9rieben, oaB meGrere Ibae=
oronete mad Der Gr0Hnung Deg 9arla.
ments oas Miniiterium ipegen Der Yer6f=
fentli6un9 BON Staatsootumenieu in benz
@erfe Gamarhora's interpeliren, II. ruentt
es f9 babel berausitelen iolte, oaB Der
General bur9 Die perantportli6en Wini=
tier ni6t crmd9tigt gefueien lit, Den Staats=
ar6ipen Nftenitide Su entne6meu uno lie
Su pu6liSiren, pie err getbun, ben Qntrag
Itelen ipollen, i'm iuegen WiB6rau6s bon
Sotumenten, ipel9e ausl6lieBli9ss Staats=
eigentbum lino, in anfla9eSuitano Su per=
iesen. (Moiel3ts.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12
Ynrembnrger Gazette.

CaS piife:e @ebsimniB, peldeS Iber
oieiem Met'ntate l9pebte. bat iid aber
IeBt 9eli6tet. Der Ittentdter mar me-
Der Elm lesetimitildsr not cin Republican,,
lder Serid6rer, ~Ianpern Gin Der politif
gan; fern ftebenpsr 36slins Der 8oOl,
pider Sdule, Elm seborensr 8slsier.
Nu6 bceiente er fd BET ieinem alternate
feiner WorowaHe iOnpern nur ieinsr
ausrcinss fraftisen 6auf. llnc Gas fam
70:
Der 8elsier bseneet. sben ben His
elmer 3eidnuns, ais es erm Tbrpn:rbsn
sinFel, nit sinem tuidssfiaten pinisl
caribsr bin;utrsideu. Die 3d6tisuns
LIEF ni6t auf ii1 fparten. Das Slut Der
Gdiaren itrSmte sleid einsm S%prinsquea
aus Der Nale 0ulu's. Oas NntliB res
8el6lasenen pranste balp alien Tarben
res &esentesens. I'm bic Sadie ni6t
in einem fir bic Najsltit 10 b%emiitbissns
ben 4idts erl9finen ;u laiIen,ilpra6 man
erit BON einem rnfaa beim Turnen, unc
Die sei8dftise 6ama madte pa5 atttns
tat zines Serl1pSrer5 rarauS.
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GGabs9ot9rineen.

MeB, 1. October. 0utsm Ssrnsbmen mad
eiirftsn bic SssirfS. unb 9reistaas tisiss Sabr
ni&t msbr sintsrnfsu frsreen. WPit benz 1. 5a.
nuar na6itsn Sabres mub bic Dirtatur seprpne-
ten 3uflneen wei@sn, weeur6 aud srmSsli@t
ipirs, eab infer eano eur6 Observation-Disclosures.
ntts isintr Stimmuns auserud ssben tann.
Sas pp!itil9e 5reibcu tpire eaber srit i'm Sabre
1874 in pplen Slug fommen.
Vim %. SEPT. III lammtiitsn esbrrrn, lepebl
al Staats. als an frsisn S%elfsitultn, isitens
Der rslp. Sssirfspraiesntea bic Weiians luse'
sanssn, in @emGBbeit Der gerfasuns pom 81.
Sali 1872 Cwsl&e ben iransSii8en Spraauntsrs
ritt in ben un;srn GlaGtn auibest unS esnlsl'
ben nur in ben pbsrsn Glaiisn nit pisr pp4snt'
li&sn Smnetu bis 1. Sftpbsr 1873 ,ulaBt len
untsrri6t in Der franjSlti9tn
Spra4s POM 4. October B. ). al einsu.
lelsn. 9as ,Glldlsr Scurnal' tsbaapttt bic
8esisruns banele bisrin unbsftimmsrt I'm bic
Winl1e Der YssSlfsruns nab ,sprssfaetsr
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