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The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08
St. Joseph's Church, of San Jose,
Burned Down.

SAN JOSE, April 23d.-At three
o'clock this afternoon, a small
sh ed, in the rear Of the ST. DO
seph ) Catholic Church caught
fire by some cause urAl. Wn. The
ire communicated wish the
church, totally deslroE ing the
building. The Wind Ms quite
severe, and 1T one time l5e south e.
ern portion Of the city -5 threat
ened with destTuctiy-, put, by
the noDie conduct of our fire De-
partment, the fire was confined
to the church. The total loss is
about $4,000. The church and a
large pipe organ were insured in
the Union Insurance Company for
$4,000.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08

This Company does general Land
Agency Business. Negotiates Loans. & C.
Especial attention given to the Purchase
and Sale of Mines aud Mineral Lands, or
ganizing Mining Companies, &c.
Our determination is to make our Office
the Headquarters for all Mining Men visit
ing our city. We refer to the business
community of St. Louis
Our facilities for selling Lauds are un-
surpassed, from the fact that we propose
to issue Monthly Paper of our own. as
soon as our Esr &C rrE-E yefl flstifr.
which We VIII distribute Ffse throughout
the Eastern States cHl Eu5op-. ihas bring
ing your properties before the pHliio 20
the best advantage.
All business correspondence s.maid be
addressed TO
". "a. WILSON.
teb 20-ly- Business N-aasss.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08
British Columbia is disposed t,

British Columbia is disposed to
brag about a new baby at Depar-
ture Bay, which has two complete
faces-one in the natural position
and the other at the back of the
bead. The faces are complete in
all particulars-two eyes, a mouth
and a nose on each face. If the
little fellow should grow up, what
valuable acquisition to the call
Office he would be.-ALtG CdtJOr-
MIA.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08

Barge No. 4, Capt. Thurlow,
which arrived from up the river
last Sunday. brought down as
passengers, Robert Conn, of Ehren-
berg, and VIM. P. Miller and J. d.
Rittenhouse, from Castle Dome
Smelling Works.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08
TO SAIL:

The G. S. n. Co.'S. steamship
NeaO6e,m, Capt. Metzger, will sail
from San Francisco to-day, for the
mouth of the Colorado, via Next
can ports, with passengers and
freight for Yuma.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08

IRA E. WEST, ESQ.,, started on
his return to his ranch at China
hueva valley, last Saturday on
horseback. This is a two hundred
mile ride-pretty good exercise
for an old gentleman.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08
Territorial Prison.
Notice to Architects and Builders.

The Territorial Board of Prison Com
missiOners will receive plans for the build
ing OF the Territorial Prison. until
MONDAY. JULY 5rH, 1875,
Up to IL O'Clock of that day.
Persons sending their plans will state
in writing, aud explain said plans.
The person whose plan shall BIZ adopt
ed will receive from the Board, a warrant
on the Territorial Treasurer for the SUN
OF One Hundred and Fifty Dollars
Inc Board retains the right to reject
any and ali pIaHs
Persons sending plans will seal them
and direct to Board OF Prison Commls-
sioners," Yuma. A. T.. aud endorse there
on, plans for Prison"
BY order of the Board.
J. NJ. REDONDO,
apI7-t4. Chairman of Board.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08
ROAD STATION RECEIPTS

BlUnk E0ruge receipts,
Very important to Station Keepers, and
printed in the form required BY the latest
Military orders on hand and for sale at
THE SENTINEL OFFICE
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08

Mr.. JAMES PECK of Ohawk
came in last Thursday and started
back for home this morning. He
says his angora goats are doing
splendidly. He has more Of them
on the steamer now due.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08

The financial result Of the May
Day picnic and excursion is about
one hundred and twenty dollars
for the-schOol fund, after paying
all expenses.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08

to suit their own liking, some
dancing, some conversing, some
swinging the children, and some
mapping beneath the shady trees
Every body was in the best of hu.
NOR and intent upon contributing
to- the enjoyment of each other,
and the spirit of peace and hap
piness brooded over the scene.
During the day, P. J. Walker,
Esq, being called upon, made a
few appropriate remarks on edu-
cation.
Master Henry S. Jaeger, aged
10. years, delivered in a happy
manner, a piece of his own COM
position, which was very credit
able. We requested copy for
puhlicat;c-, which was kindly
furnished us. Here It Is:
SPEECH OF MASTER Henry s. iAserR-
GENTLEMEN
I want to express my gratitude to you
for your thoughtful kindness to the boys
and girls of Yuma, for giving Us this pleas
AIT recreation and at the same time help
4 ,u,ta;D fha Dnbl;o Qohaol hoDa
the children all feel, rs do, the privilege
and value of learning, and that we ought
to thank you sincerely for your efforts to
obtain tuition for u.s. hope we shall. 10
after years, show that the exertiOns of our
friends have not been in vain, but that we
shall be useful and respected members of
society, and be ready to do the same for
the next generation of boys and girls that
has been done for us.
The time passed too quickly and
long as the day was, it was too
short. The sun, which never
stops for human enjoyment, was
fast sinking toward the horizon,
and when the steamer sounded
her whistle, all reluctantly left
the pleasant grounds and were
soon on board.
The trip down the river was
very fast-altogether too fast-for
all on board would have been glad
to prolong the pleasant time. 1t
seemed only few minutes until
the steamer passed Yuma, and
proceeding one mile below to the
residence of L. J. F. Jaeger, Esq,
landed that gentleman ana his
family and returned to her land
ing Yuma, where all disem-
barkel and repaired TO their res
pectiN g homes, all feeling that
they lad spent one day of unal-
t0yed happiness. The behavior
of the children all through the
day was most admirable, and
nothing occurred to mar the COM
plete enjoyment of all the partici-
pants.
Thus passed May Day, 1875.
Yuma is proud, and she has a
right to be. Proud of her school
and proud of her liberal, high
minded citizens, who are deter
mined to sustain this great bull
wark of American liberty.
Before concluding this article,
it is proper to say that a number
of our citizens contributed to the
success of this entertainment,
whose business would not permit
them to leave town and join in
the festivities. The Committee
of Arrangements and the Marshal
are entitled to the thanks of this
community for the energy and
zeal displayed by them in pro-
noting the success of this festival.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE COMMIT
TEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
ResOived, That the thanks of
the Committee of Arrangements
for the school festival. b. rendered
90 the Colorado Steam Eaviga
Company for the generous loan of
their boat for me excursion also
to Capt. POlhamus and other Of
fCers of the Company for their
kind attention to the children and
3 1. Z
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08

HENRY DOCkWEILEE, or Los
Angeles, CAL, and Capt. Geo. F.
Price, 5th, Cavalry, arrived by
stage from San Diego, last Mon
day morning.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08

OUR thanks are due to Col.
Barney for a box Of excellent
cigars, kindly sent to us just as
we were starting for the picnic,
last Saturday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08

NEARLY AS ACCIDENT. Early
last Saturday morning as the stage
rom San Diego was or0ssing the
Colorado - Ianl0n & E9wman's
Ferry, the passengers being off
the stage and the landing being
made, as the stage came off the
boat, one of the fore wheels
chucked down heavily, throwing
the driver from his seat, when
the horses ran away, keeping the
road towards town. AS the stage
was passing the Depot, Mr.. Fost-
er, Government driver, ran out,
caught the horses and drove into
town and delivered mail, and ex-
press matter all right. There were
three passengers, among them
our fellow citizen Capt. Polhamus,
of the G. S. n. Co. This ferry is
six miles from town, and passen-
gers and driver had nothing to
do but take up their march on
foot. They had not come very
far, however, when they were
met by parties from town who
brought them in all right. No
body was hurt.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08

WE have intelligence that they
had partial clean up at the
Picacho mill the other day and
that the result was very salts fac
tory. This is as we hoped and
expected, as we anticipate that
this mill and mine will be a big
success.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08
MARKETS

Flour per hundred pounds, 81 5005,50
Corn meal-$l0 - "
Barley-$5 %
Beef-124 cts. per pound.
MuttOn-20
Potatoes (Irish) sc. per -
(Sweet) &c. per :"
Cabbage-8c per
Onions lStrnn@i lolc
Eggs-Sl per dozen.
Chickens yellow legged 20.
(5isck legQsdl SOC
Turtle and other Fis6-As you can
catch tbem
Geese ducks, quail, rabbits nd other
gsmB-AJ private Rates
Other articles il proportion cept OK
treHe Injuries, which are pient. tal cheap
ana 10 De obtained at various prices, ~
cOrding to quality aud style.
Chile ColOradO-Still sharp.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08
Marine and Commercial.
ARRIVED :

May 1st, at Yuma-C. S. n
Co.'S. steamer CHA, Capt. Mellon
From Fort Mohave and all up riv
er ports.
May I'd, at Yuma-Barge No
4, Capt. ThurlOw and barge No.
3, Capt. Meeden, from up the riv'
er, with ore for San Francisco.
THE G. S. n. Co.'s. steamship
Montana, Capt. Douglass, was due
at the mouth of the river from
San Francisco, via Mexican ports,
last Wednesday, the 9Th.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08
TO ARRIVE (:

e. s. N. Co.'S steamers CHA and
COcopdh, with passengers and
freight per Montana, are are ex-
pected to arrive at Yuma to-day
or tomorrow.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08
SAILEn

May %, from Yuma, for the
mouth Of che river, large No. 4,
Capt. Thuriow, aud large No. 3,
Capt. ..H. . ore. to con
Meet V t.pfl. san Fran
cisco
May Sd, from Yuma-G. s. N
Co.'S. steamer GUo, capt. Mellon,
at daylight, and C9cop0b, Capt.
POlhamus, at 8 O'Clock a. M Doth
to connect with the Montana, at
the mouth of the river.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08

HENRY DoCKwEILER, ESQ. lief
on horseback for his mines at
Castle Dome, last Tuesday morn
ing. We pity him, for as he pass
ed our Office we noticed that he
was riding a very sorry looking
nag. Hon. Joe Redondo and Bill
Pulfer were ahead, mounted on
apparently better animals, and
Bill would look back and say
leone on Henry" and Henry
would give his poor nag kick or
two in the ribs, which did not
seem to improve his speed much.
AS far as we could see them Hen
ry was getting further behind
and we expect to hear that he
worked his passage or rode turn
about with MS horse, if ~ e. Il
cot through.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08
THE sen TIN Ell.
SATURDAY, ;: MAY 8
LOCAL MATTERS.

Mr.. MoRRoEF's new house on
Main street is nearly completed.
1t is an excellent piece of work.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08
VIM. P, MILLER, ESQ, Master
Frank Wightman and Miss Jen-
ME Fitzgerald left by stage for

San Diego, last Thursday, on
their way to San Francisco. Mr.
Miller and Frank will soon re
turn, and Miss Jennie will r.
main in San Francisco to attend
school.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08

CacIUE, ouu UIHOLO VIC LOaL Coll =
ments were spread and all invited
to partake, and full justice was
done to the bountiful repast. The
provisions were of the best and
the supply was very large. All
the best SubstantialS and luxuries
were there that could be procured,
including the finest fruits and an
ample supply Of candies and nuts
for the children, and the finest
wines for children of a larger
growth. In fact the provisions
on the ground were more than
enough for three times the num-
Der of the party. One of our
merchants, land we would name
him were it not that we fear to Of
Iend his modesty) had more than
enough excellent provisions on
the ground for the whole compa-
ny assembled.
After the repast was over the
excursionists enjoyed themselves
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-05-08

has taken in making public and
advertising the excursion gratis ;
to Major Egbert for music fur
nished; and to Capt. Ray for his
assistance; and to the people of
Yuma generally, for their prompt
and united assistance in taking
the tickets, and last, though not
least, to the children who par
tlcIpated, for their excellent be-
havior on the excursion.
ResotUed, That a copy OF this
resolution be sent to the SENTI-
MEL for publication.
III. n. ALEXANDER,
A. j. FINLAY,
ID. NEAHR,
9. III. BRINLEY,
j. M. REDoNDO,
Committee of Arrangements.
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Netuiae Sic 2ebemFaucnem.

G5 1T zine uuerlGsliHe Setinaune eer G5sfuub.
belt, rne rie SueGsn Der Sithtitit, bic 2etenS=
%quc0en, rcn llnreiniafeit fret Ieien. Tic 6liiIia.
feet, rrelde bur6 ibre @irfun9 auf bic Nabruna
eieicItc in Slut rertpanpelt, une Der arcee Sc
ten6nGhrcr ielblf nruB rein leiu, renu bic Nlus-
feln, eie Hupdben une en5 0ebirn rlhfntli6 er-
ndbrt uno fr1ftig erbaltsn perhen irlen. 3u
eiclem ,3rrefe iclten Ger Na9en, bic 2eter, bic
Idrnc uni Htertn ununtsrbrcben ibre cer1dtc-
eendrtilcn Iufsaten psrritten, eenn penn eieIe
seltrrt llre, tcerecr bic GUM yeben nEtbiaen 5li5-
l9feiten lhnelt rrrecrbet. Der bette, ia Der rim.
;ise Slutreiniatr. pslhsr fr curh llcterpinbuna
jenfr ibnsn nndtbeiiiaen Observation-Disclosures Der
JuucriSu:n reiHist, in. 8 tetters Raaen-
bitterS. 2a5 prineip, mad reIdem eieies
beiliame SaftsrsyteSerunssmitte pirft, lit etsn
fr einfa6 mic p~iTenftaftlid. Der l~lripruna Ter
~neueifen Rronfbeittn u1b rbne Nlu5nabme bit
nriahe eerieniaen. toelhe eie r~beIerpibnten Or
game be reTen, lit S6tpGbe, bsrpcr9ernfen ourd
un9eniigeroen StrTpehItI. Oa5 8ittcrs be.
rtttt9t ibleuni9 bic urlaht hsS 2tiheus, ineem
es bic trdftige 0ere1uung pieeerberfteat, 10 hdb
allen 3beileu he5 6rrperbdus Gin lleber1ub pom
rsintm rsitcn Dilute ;u9efiibrt pirb. Dies 1er-
mebrt bic ItGti9tsit Der @ntleeruns5uredne unh
ttfdttgt ne, ban perbrau6ten StrT ausiuDerfen,
rpelter, rpte cr I'M Organ i5mus nm ih fribt, bic
0tiunrbett %scrifrrt. gScnn man dber ben I'M
ratb lcesstpprben, unh pcafpmmener StcTpedIet
interchangeable pprcen 1T, tarn binecrt nidts
mebr cine eelunee une nirfidme ShGtiafeit ber
eerlhie eeren 5unftipneu. Taher 1T IS flar, ha6
has Sitters niht nur has ;uoerIaii9fe Waacns
rtttel il. %lcuet.n aud itne Gr d~nfbeiten Der &c:
her, Gdrme unc Hisrer, fpelhe bic 2eeenequslten
btluSsln, ausrtttet,
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SIN Der stdbe BON 8iroqua Sa.ncrlor
Dor %eiuiaen Sa9en cine Srou inncrbolb
elmer Stunoe lire trci &tnoer auf folgen-
DC @eiie:
Die aluei dlteitsu iudten in oerSdsunr
Gter ; Sas cine berielbcn arif in Elm
beoeftsS 3sit, 500 absr raid nit Der
Scmertuug, GAS 9ubn babe eS gebiiien
Ole 9an0 wieoer surlif. OaS anbere griff
alt Damn in oaS 9feit, iog absr ebenfaQs
Die 9ano raid Dieber surii6 weil aud es
a%ebillen pOrsen. 9luf bas 8eIArei Der
Slnocr elite Die Muttsr berbe:, nm Die
Gntocfung gu MAIDEN Dap bic &in6er bon
elmer Slapperidlanee gebincn woroen.
NlS Die Mutter IN bas 9aule Suriiffebrte
fano ie ibr i%iinaitcs Sinh in einem elmer
@aherS, Den fe in Ger Gile auf
oen StubcnbOoen geiteIt, toot. Die BON
SdIange gebihenen Siuber Harden
ebenfaus in furier 3eit uno 10 itano Die
Srau i~nnerbalb elmer Stunbe Dor
ben 2el9en ibrcr orei Sinber.
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Ser Sfddt Beproin.

felt Sabren bon Der S9nappfddlcr>
Serri6aft befreit, nilnmt einen b0dit
erfreulidcn materieuen Nufl9puag
SIM Sabre 1865 betrug oaS bnrtige iteusr'
bare Gioenthum S126,634.S70, iebt
betragt eS 1913. 092, 900; ba6elbe bat
aIio felt benz Sriege UNI mebr als so
Yrosent su9enommen. Georgia bat iest
35 Giienbabne:i nit 5iner 8elamlntldnge
bon $500 Meilen. Die GtaatsidElo
betrdst nur nod 50, 900 900. llno Ser
@taat bat babel So. 606, 600 in Baum.
moue. uno @oat,S piuuereien an9eIe9t.
@dbreno oiele acknowledgements
i'm Norbeu iebt gar nidt ODER nur sic
balbe 3eit arbeitcu, iinb Die iuuQen Sa>
brifeu biefer Nrt in Georgia in boiler
Sbdtigteit uno arbeiten idOu DcSbaIb NIT
@eninn, neil iie OaS Isbmateriul aus
na9itcr &6be, alio pieI woblfstler be;ie,
ben. Danf Dem raideu Nufi6pun9e ser
Snbutrie in Georgia miro Defenders
Ntlanta INNER mebr su elmer iebr be-
6eutenoen @eiperbsfaot.
@eben benz 8aumpole : 8au fommt
iett audi Der @etrei6cbau immer mebr in
Georgia empor.
Georgia lit i'm Siirsertrieae auber
S~irsiuien bieQei6t am meiiten. sat ii9
bod in ibm elm 9aupttbeiI oeS Srie9es,
~beionOers Der Sberman'ide Selo;u9 BON
Chattanooga mad benz bamaIs BENT Ser.
berbsn prei5sessbensn atlanta unS Der
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&on 3eufunblonb lpiro oemeISet,

- 8on 8e~ufun6lano miro gemeloet,
baB bort felt Monateu elm fait ununter<
brodeneS giSfrlo in elmer Srettenaus'
oebnun9 BON stna 200 @feilen Der Suite
e~ntlang mad Sem Siben ii6 binab
l6iebe. Gs lit bies boMeIbe @iSftlb, in
lucl6em Ser 0atnpfer 8idSburg beruns
glG6te uno oeilen t6otli4er l%lmarmung
lid Der Samrfer Suebec nur nit Nfiibe
%ent;og. @ie piele Sabrseuse font nod
our6 bai1elbe uerun9lldten ODER nod
b~erungliden merben, fann Siemanb
iaacn. 0ieie @rideinung gebOrt chen
audi gu Der &eibe o Galamitaten,
tpelde bas Sabr 1875 bis iekt 10 unan'
gencbm ausseidneten. Sb mobl oieic
GismuNe, menn ie ben @OIfitrom trift,
Die Semperatur oieies niGt dnhern mo
10 auf Die SemperaturUerbdltnine Der
0itli6en Staaten sinen fublenoen @in'
FuB baben mirb? sic iOI minoeitenS
smonsis SUP Oide baben, miro aIio 10
leidt ni@t ldmeI3en, uno Gin tubler.
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nmoberne Nrnuen Ga "a

Bss- Moberne Srauen. Gs in
elm traurigeS Sommentar su unferer
9eriibmten Civilization, baB Die SSrauen
u~nferer 3eit in 9ciunbbeit unb &orper.
beidaffenbeit entartet, bis fe bu4ftd6Ii6
cine SnpalibeEraile ~9etuOr6sn fino. 8IeiG
nernos unb Su Sopfweb senei9t, nit rlr
bier uno oa etlid III eblen N%usnabmen in
@eitalt rabuiter, fern9eiunoer Samen.
oeren Qusieben an oas Srauengeialdt
per9an9euer 3eit erinnert. SnfOlge elmer
sroben @rfabrung, bic fid iber Elm.
8etbe bon Sabren eritredt uEb Die 8c
banbluns pieIer tauicno Sale peiblid.r
9eioen umfaBt, bat Or. Yierce bon Der
@elts@potbefe in Buffalo, &c. 3. bur&
Die 8erbinbuns gewiIer Yfan;en.Gr
,rafte elm nlturlihes @igenmittel bera:.
felt, meldes er ni6t ais elm llniperial.
mitIel riibmt, ionbern oils Gins, bus
Wunberbar einen beitimmten3 ped erfaqt.
ba es Elm gan; gepihes uno 3uperIaifaa
SeilmitteI fur iene Sdwaden uno 9eiS,n
int, welde Die Srauen Der iebisen Belt
befaaen. Oiele natirlihe fpecifidt
Mii9una beiBt Or. 9ierce'S Fayorite
Prescription (0ieblin9snerorbnunal.
Die NoIssnben fino einige Der Srantbt,
ten, in welden bieie NUM- erbare Webie;u
Seiluneen mie bur6 Sauber unb nit elmer
@ewiBbeit beipirfte, ole nod 6urd ssis,
anbere Meoicin errei6t porSen lit:
&iifeni9wddesnerp6ie unb alaemciu,
Gnttrdftung, Yrolapius ODER Ius.r.
9aoe<geratben inncrer Sreane ana
Sdwade uno WaueeI an Starfe Der
natiitIi6en StiiBen, iunerlides Sieb.r,
Songeition, Gnt;iinbuns uao Gitauno
uno uiele nnSere 9ronii1e Sruu.ns
Sraufbeiten, beren Grmabnuna bier
uni4iGlid lit, iu welden fopie aud in
Den bier errpnbnten &ranfbeitstda.n
meme r2icblingperorbnuns" SureH BE-
wirft, welde Die @eIt in 9taanen Va.
iefen. Sie miro in teinem 3uftano, bs
S0rpers na6tbeilig fcin, unb bur@ lire
Senubung fam Die 4atienti: lem
iblimmite aler Yriifungen, bns 8eirn
gen zines %9ausar5tcS, Dermeiben. ,Qi,b
lin9Suerorbnung" 1T bei9feoicinbdublem
iiberaa gu baben. Sra9e mod Dem @9it
tel in Neuti&en llmidIdgem.
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s@- Oas weiblide 9eIdle6t III in Die.
fem 9anOe msbr &ranfbeiten unternorfen
ais in Seuti6lano, uno oobsr Gin tiId)'
ti9es 9etImittcG UNI 10 notbipenbiger.
6ran Gliiabetb @idun, MaIu0in@rOOe,
SHs., eibt ibren leioenben S6metern
folgenoen Iatb: v9cbraudt Or. 81 u.
q II It Sonis'sS q M burgerSrop p.
{ E II, 6ieielben baben mid mad brei>
woheutlidsm 9sbrou9e total lpieber
beraeitelt unb neroe ib aus Oantbarfeit
Ole Sropfen bel ic0sr SeIe9enbeit empfcb.
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2anopirtbi4aftli9er &ereim.


8egclm0bi8e SeriammIuno am l .Nug.
1875.
OasYrotofou Der lebten 8erIammIung
Wurhe D~erleien uno an9enommen.
Oas basu ernannte Gomite reidte elm
eutmorfcueS Yrogram nebit Y%r6misnliltc
Elm melde nit etIiderNbanoeruuaen unb
9insufiigungen an9enommeu Wurben'
8eidIoNen: Sap ss lsbcm MusteIer
bon Sieb frei9ctcat fem ion si9enes Gut.
ter su ~liefern.
8sI6lo6en: Dap Mitelisber, UNI az
freiem Gintritt beredtigt fem gu fonnen,
ibre 6reifarten, uel9e BEL Dem Sdasmeis
fer obsuholen iinO, poriusei9ea bobeu.
8eidloBen: tob fir iebe GIoiIe Elm
superintendent ernannten weroen ioIt
ais elm @irtbi1aftS @omtte aus brei
Mann, einNrranaement @omite aus feds
Mann, elm Sau.Go mite aus feds Siam
uno. Elm Gaien.G omite aus ie6S Wtann
beitebeno.
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;u OerlGmmeln.
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- 8ie neuere 8erldte aus Banana
beiaeen, lit Die 9tube in Gan Miguel,
Dem S9oupIabe Der neuli6en, bIutieen
8reuel, wieber beraeitc0t. Ser Siidof
BON Gan Salpaoor wuroe nebit iieben
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inter miIitdrii9er 8eoeGun9 mad Sort
9ibertao uno an 8oro zines nab Nics.ra>
qua beltimmten Sampfers gebradt.
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perwiefen. DIAN ma6te Die Gntoedung.
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Mi9uel sum MIsbru6e g%efommene i'm
sauSen 9eb,ete Der &epublit por5reltet
pOr0en tparPn.
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