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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09
A Summer bay In December.

Although the autumn months have
passed by. and grim winter is popu-
larly supposed to reign, the tempera
ture and sunshine OF yesterday might
have persuaded one that summer had
not ended. On The verge of winter the
atmosphere is mild and balmy. over
coats and heavy wraps are uncomfort-
able. and windows stand open. while
the fires are allowed u burn low until
the chill air of dusk brings a reminder
Of the season of the year. 1t il one of
the curiosities of our climate that such
weather slips in when it Is so much
out Of place. Such days as yesterday
tempt into the streets numerous fe-
male promenaders, and it was parade
day for the ladies. Although weather
wise prophets may croak of future
storms, and predict all sorts of better
weather during the holidays. their
growlings in no wise interfered with
everyboy's enjoyment OF the mellow
sunshine ami mild air of the excep-
tional December day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

Tho Liliputians will open at Bige-
lows Hall on Thursday evening. and
will give a performance Of three nights
and q matinee. They present one of
the most enjoyable entertainments OF
any troupe In the world. The opera
Of Jack. the Giant Killer" is highly
artistic and amusing. and during its
rendition Commodore Mutt. Miss
Jennie Quigley. Mas Bolton. Miss
kirkland, Major Honghton and Colo
mel Goshen will introduce someh highly
interesting speciality business. Our
citizens have an opportunity presented
"a them OF patronizing a first and
novel performance. and we hope to see
the troupe literally pstronizedsA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09
SIXTH DI.rxIcr COuRr.

TERN, 1s77-HoN. F.w. COLE
PRESIDING.
Court met yesterday morning, and
transacted the following business:
Cohn va f. h p. r. R.-Plaintiff
moves for continuance. Ordersd that
h case be continued until Thursday
December 18th.
State VS.. Tickle-Continued Ter the
term.
State VS.. Ley-Continued for the
Sullivan Va. sullivan-Continued un.
I'll December 10Th.
1aven W. Loucks-Continued until
December 10th.
drake W. Comptou-Contiuu ned uu.
I'll december 18th.
Hal Va. Hall-Ordered that this
case Be dismissed.
Jenkins w. Wilford-Ordered that
,ast portion OF the complaint marked
M black lines lie stricken eut. or.
SeTea that the demurrer OF defendap,'s
sslsin, Ann MILFORD and John vii.
%.u. nied this day, be denied. the
rs s . not .conssnting thereto; 10
"n,cn ruling defendant excerpts.
soik vs. lmlnel-Demurrer over
ruled. Defendant srcs,ts ana hss
until Monday to answsr "a. sat for
, .,oc1 iitn. Ordered that the At
.scn heretofore issued in this ac
uon % released, 30 far ~ the personal
properly hersin IL CONCERNED,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

There is a party in Abingdon, Vir-
ginia, who reads the SENTINEL, and
has gathered from our many playful
notices to that effect. that Alderman
Thomas Haley is the Mayor OF EUREKA,
and, desiring some information, he ad
dresses the following letter to u pop
ular butcher.
ABINGDON, VA, Nov. q, 1877.
To Thomas Haley. Mayor of Eureka:
DEAR SIR: My brother. VIM. 5.
Thomas, formerly of Diamond City
Montana, was at your place last win
ter. l will thank you to give me any
information about him that you may
be able to get. He was in the mining
business. Yours, etc.,
ID. q. THOMAS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

One OF our sports, with an eye to
profit, imported a ten-die game to
Ruby Hill during the pay days. He
spread his cloth 10 one of the saloons.
ratified the dice and invited the boys
to walk up and win his money. A
brawny miner accepted the invitation,
and in fifteen minutes captured the
capital and had a lien on the irnple-
menls. Our sport walked back 10 Eu-
r-ka. struck a friend for supper money
and sadly remarked that the mutations
of fortune was wonderful, and he was
going TO apply for a STEADY job at
sheep herding. His acquaintance
think he has got on the right track,
and hat his talent is peculiarly fitted
for the latter employment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

We acknowledge the receipt OF a
complimentary ticket Of invitation to
the grand semi-annusl distribution of
the Louisiana State Lottery. which
takes place at noon, on Tuesday. De-
cember IL, at the Academy of Music.
New Orleans. The card is signed by
General G. T. Beauregard and Jubal
A. Early. We are very much obliged
to our distinguished friends for their
kind consideration, but, as they forgot
to enclose railroad tickets or passes
between this point and New Orleans,
we are forced, by reason Of a pressure
of business engagements. to decline
the invitation, with thanks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

Parson s. p. Kelly, formerly Of the
Base Range. Superintendent OF Public
Instruction. preacher, editor and a
good fellow generally. arrived in
Eureka last evening. He paid our
Office a visit shortly after his advent,
shook hands with his old friends, in
GLIDING the devil. and announced bis
termination of interviewing all the
saints and sinners in town. AS he
had John Dennis with him, we imagine
that the latter class received the most
attention last night. He mentioned
that one of the party had been convert
ed. but whether himself or John we
failed to gather.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09
nAsrERs OF rms SITUATION.

Speaking Of the recent Ophir cleo
ton. at which the control Of the Ophir
mine passed into the hands Of Flood
& O'Brien, the San Francisco Bulletin
says:
This firm now own a controlling in
terest IN all the leading miues from the
northerly line Of the ChoIlar. Potosi to
the s~outherly line of the Mexican. The
claims lying between these lines are ~
follows, commencing at the Chollar-
PotOsi and going north:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

Congratulate mel" said young
Brown to his chum. late last evening;
have just q~uarreled with my girl"
"Well, l don't see any for con-
graduation in that" was the reply.
"You don't; well, l won't make up
until after the holidays, and that's a
saving of twenty-five dollars. No
presents, you know. and I lo~e moth
ing but a pair of o%ne-dollar slippers or
a four bit watch case" The chum
saw it. aud they ''smiled" over the
shrewd stroke of policy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

The abundant success of the ladies',
fair at Bigelow's Hall has induced the
managers to extend the festival, and
We are informed that Monday and
Tuesday evenings will be included.
Last night was characterized BY the
presence OF an immense throng of
ladies' and gentlemen, all of whom
seemep to be enjoying the entertain
ment.
The attractions we're as numerous
enticing A on the previous nights.
and the booths and raffles as literally
patronized as heretofore. The smiles
and coaxiog of the fair ones were
well nigh irresistible, and met with a
generous response. To attempt to
notice everything by detail would &C.
cupy. too much OF our space. The
dancing was, as usual, a favorjte
feature, and was INDUCED in by every
body. A number of rafies took place.
UP TO b time we left, the following
had proved to be the fortunate ones.
Silver goblet, Mr.. Reilly, ticket No.
20; silver caks ba~kei, Joe Mcpherson,
NJ. I'll; sill yer brick, Miss Minnie
Herring. ticket No. 81.
The money raised by subscription
and the profits realized from the sale
Of goods will be used to pay off the
debt OF the church. The incumbrance
has been a very heavy burden to the
good people Of that congregation, and
It Is to be hoped that a sufficient
amount will be realized to free the edi-
flee from debt. The liberal patronage
bestowed will. II continued for tie re-
manning nights, effect the desirable
conclusion, and we hope there will be
no abatement of interest in the good
work.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09
Indian signals.

The Phoebe Record of last Saturday
has the following: at has been a
wonder among us all how Indians
manag to communicate news to far
distant points SO rapidly as they do.
Al a specimen of this news carrying,
we will state that A. J. Barnes, Indian
Agent for the State Of Nevada. arrived
in Phoebe on Tuesday night. the 10Th
nit, without any previous intimation
of his coming. and on sunday, the
25th. a number of Indians from the
the Muddy Reservation came to Phoebe
from that place, all looking for the In
dian Agent, who they heard was ! n
town. The distance to the Muddy
Reservation is $50 miles, there being
no can of conveyance to and from
except horses. and yet the news trav-
eled there and they came here, all in
four aud u half days."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

The White House clothing store il
one Of the busiest places in town at the
present date. Numerous customers,
with a laudable ambition to clothe
themselves in the height of fashion,
can be seen selecting costumes from
the immense assortment that
crowd the shelves and counters.
Friend Berwin keeps . magnificent
stock Of goods on hand, and charges
very reasonable prices, a fact that &C
counts for the large trade he enjoys.
Everything in his line, from full
suit of clothes to a neck-tie, can be
found at the store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

A dispatch dated Deadwood. d. T.,
December 6, has the following: A ter
rible tragedy occurred in The upstairs
parlor OF the Lone Star saloon here to-
day. which resulted in the death of
Sam. Curlev, n sporting man we'll
known in Virginia, and Kitty Leroy,
equally we'll known on the Comstock.
They had been married five months,
but lived uuhappily. Last night Cur
ley returned from Cheyenne and to-
day went to her room and shot her
through the heart and then shot him
self through the brain. Both died
instantly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09
News For

Chrome and Cau-can Ian dkerchiefs. two
bits each. at the MINERS AND MECHAN-
ICS' TRADE DEPOT. d.
ELEGANT fine White Shirts. latest fashion,
for 81 50 each. at the MINERS AND ME-
CHANCES TRADE DEPOT. d.
LADIES' HOSE. one bit per pair. at the
MINERS AND MECHANICS TRADE
DEPOT. d.
HosEYcoMB, Linen and Russian Towels. in
great variety. one bit each. at tho MINERS
AND MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT. d.
THREE HUNDRED STYLES or PIPES and %
brands Of Tobacco, at the MINERS AND
MECHANICS' TRADE DEPOT. d.
MERiyo UNDER SHIRTS and Drawers, 81 50
por set, at the MINERS AND MECHAN-
les TRADE DEPOT. d.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09
Keep warm.

wsolen Gurusey knit jackets, at the GOLD
EN- RULE STORE. n3
HElGH Ho! The holidays are coming! and
Joe OF the Golden Rule Store. has improved
the season by q FINE IMPORTATION Of
English and French silk Handkerchief.
Magnificent goods. and selling very Fsason-
bio. ms
GENTS soft weol muf1ers. at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE. Fine variety. ms
pIrEs.-The largest assortment and best
variety of Pipes in the State Of Nevada can
be found at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
CHEAP FOR CASH. DIS
HKrGHr OF FAsHIox.-Frssh arrival Of Hats.
in all the different styles fer 1879, at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE. Largest and best
stock Of these geods in Eureka. ms
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

A sui. was brought in the Dis
tric. Court yesterday, by Thos. Marks
against d. B. Immel, for the recovery
Of certain stocks, the assessments
thereon. and moneys deposited in said
Immel's hank, to the amount of 49,
500 rs. The case will probably not be
tried until the February term, unless
by consent of both parties TO the suit.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

Mr.. Behr. . leading lead operator of
New York City, and . gentleman NJ
vide business connections. is At pres-
ent stopping in Eureka. Mr.. Behr
has visited ell OF tho lead producing
localities. gathering statistics and esti-
mating tho future yield. with . view of
obtaining accurate knowledge for use
- his particular field. He IL some
vhat surprised ct the amount turned
out In Eureks district. and thinks that
q contribution to the metal market
- an element that will he entitled to
serious consideration. He will remain
70 Eureka until the last OF the coming
week. s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09
Fine Display.

For a display of meats that would
give a dy <peptic person a healthy APP
petite, jus look in at Tommy Haley's
market, and there you will find 1t.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

The major portion of this value is
held by the bonanza firm. 1t will be
seen that they have a great deal at
stake, both in the success Of the mines
in Virginia and in the course of the
mining stock market in San Francisco.
1t is to he hoped they will not abuse
their powers and privileges.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09
o . !

A CHECK ON PAXTON 4 cos BANK.
n drawn BY George Lamoureux. in favor
Of P. E. Morton. and ind orsed by him. The
check was drawn on the "a Of November,
1877, for S72 81 AL persons are cautioned
against negotiating for the said check, a. pay
ment has been stopped at the bank.
MICHAEL BRIDEGROOM.
Eureka, Dec. Z, 1877. d8lwS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

Major Henry, and old resident of
Eastern Nevada, and we'll known in
Eureka, died recently in the Eastern
States. He was the protector of the
Treasure Hill, White Pine county, and
for the past year has devoted his CAPT.
tai and energies to the construction of
that work. His visit to the East was
for the purpose OF enlisting capital TO
its support. The Major was a highly
deceass will be received with regret by
all who were acquainted with him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

Ennis has for sale. in quantities to suit,
pure sweet Cider. and Sauer-Kraut Of that
delicious flavor so eagerly sought for BY the
lovers of thai Irish beverage. d.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

This Is b very heart OF the Com
stock lode, and virtually makes Flood
& O'Brien masters of the situation.
The market value of these claims yes.
terday was as follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09
New Jewelry.

J. Straus. below Hinekley's Parker House.
and opposite Paxton's Bank, informs the
public that he isin receipt Of new invoices Of
the finest jewelry ever brought to Eureka.
He has the largest assortment Of watches.
clocks, spectacles, etc in Eureka, and is the
most liberal dealer in the trade. Alljewelry
and siIver-ware purchased Of him Will be en-
graved free of charge. n23
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

Reub Eggleston is not only a most
popular public citizen and fi~rst-class
drayman, but he also has a regard and
interest in the welfare of that noble
animal-the horse. While riding with
him between town and the depot, we
have noticed him pull up the team
with a round turn. jump lightly from
the wagon. and while we were looking
to see what object of value he had
found lying or the road, he would
pick up and cast aside an old broken
bottle, iron hoop or cobble stone. with
the remark that no horse would be
crippled by stepping on that article.
When business is slack he frequently
has his whole force of employees at
work on the highway, removing the
many distractions. 1t all wner OF
horse flesh were As considerate and
careful as friend Reub, there would be
very few crippled equines and less ac-
cidents of that nature. To all team
sters we say, in the language of the
Good Book, "Go thou and do likewise
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

STOCK RDPoRT.
v,..essss ssseh Exchange.
s.r FsAncIsoo. December 8.
~..-s.x Bssrd.-n A. II.
.s onh;r-pK 81
xs Mc.,eaS& curry-los iox libIo IL
~ ~ / BeIeher- ~ u"
20 California s@s ~" ~ III! l2xslo
1885 savags-lS ~ "a 2ss
1875 Con; siI Er $3.50 AZ a.
30 ChoIsI Nercross-llH III I'm LF
by nnss. Point-SN 6H
~ v.Gn jacket l2h i2H III" i1%
" fsrsrial--lH lNc
10 Ksntuck.SA
is AIpha-h1 az
~ n jBeicher ~ ~
"a ConHdercs-! am
,oa; Sierra Nevada-sS Sbw
ITO utah-lo
NO Dsney- 55c
10 B~uilion-S7N s< az
80 Exchsquer-5t'
10 Seq. Belcher q"
SIS Ovsrman-% %A
100 Succer -Sne
,sno Alrs-is ~
lOO Julis-zVc l.oc az
10 kIfUtQ4tl
~ n.i,;oc-7x
iyMs nssrman-25k ~
"a GeIcher-7t ~
~ jussics- llN 14*b5
1eoo caledonia $3.50 ooio
10 Succor-Soc
40 Julia-Z75c
100 Caledonia
80 Ba.timore-lZ
~ Silver Hill oc
70 Ch~alIenge-l Nc iioc
200 DAYTON -4oc-
"a X. leland -2c
2t05 New York Csn.-l9Jc I'D
100 Dayton-5Oc
$40 Scnator-3H 81 No. ~
27so woodvi!.-lh 2E zoe zsoc zSc IA
100 Meadow Valley-loe
~ Jsckson-St
575 Ajrs-sx w 10
100 Rye Patch 5blo
a2) Leopard-ih
20 ka,mond 4 Ely-gs
20 Eurek . Cons %t
oIo Northern BeIIs-II4 ll,s
e6J H~ussey-25c SOC
10 De Frees-70c Tic
70, Grand Prixs-i2s l2H l2T
al Argsnts Nv
ND N~avaio-g5c
s) Grand Prize I'm l2N
10 Hornet 25c
Us, Star-2 IA
DJ Belle I.ie l5c
AS Day silver ~ 1,
$50 Modoc -4je Cc
o. Bodie-s
100 Earsks Con.-SH
400 chol sr-4tA
10 Jackson -3z
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

The following citizens were drawn
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT MY son,
i FRANK C. R0BbINS is duly author
lied to transsc all business for me during
nay absence from Eureka
q. COLLIER ROBBINS.
Eufoks. Nov. l. 1877. ns-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-09
WHITE PINE ITEMS.
From the News" of yesterday.


We are informed that quite a cham
Der of high grade ore is being opened
out in the Eberhardt mine. This is an
extension of the old one which was
worked out last year. The present
discovery has been followed by nar-
row streaks leading from the old
chamber. and now the indications
seem favorable for another large ore
body in that direction. If such should
prove to be the case. the com pany's
mill could be run all next summer,
regardless Of the developments in the
tunnel, and the mine be again placed
on the list of the dividend paying ones
We believe that the Eberhardt and
Aurora Company has yet a future be-
fore it that will snrpass in merit even
the highest hopes of its most sanguiDe
stockholders.
Mr.. Ellsworth Daggett, superintend.
ent Of the Hunter Consolidated Com
pany, was in town last THURSDAY. The
furnace has closed down for the winter.
after a successful run, which realized
for the company 81 900. The com
pany's mines will soon continue to be
worked all winter. Mr.. Daggett vas
on his way to Eureka to consult with
J. j. Dunno, president Of the company.
in regard to a lawsuit that disturbs the
c~ompany's title to their property.
Mr.. Joseph Hauser, an old resident
of Hamilton, and for the past year en-
ployed in the Office of the Eberhardt
and Aurora Company, leaves to day
for Dutch Flat, CAL, where he will
spend the winter.
Mr.. Kendall. superintendent Of the
Jennie A., arrived from San Francisco
the fore part of the week. He intends
to vigorously prospect the company's
mines during the winter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19

6oten qe1timmt, tpetI 6ieie beffer paren ais
Die on6eren, uno ulngefe6rt. OaDer fomlnt
IS, haB republifanti0e Counties oteSmdl
bon ben 9elnotraten uno OemOtrattld DE bon
Den &epubtifanern gelDonnen uno all Dte5
len Orten bic 8orauS6ere0nun9en Der al
ten 0robt3ieber gGn3li0 auf ben 8opf ge7
felt DurOen, Sn ni9t t~Dentgen Counties
mur0en t6eil5 republifautl6e, tbeilS Demo7
fratii6e, tDeilS anoeripeitige GanDt0aten
~getpG6lt, inOem Die NGbler ii6 gar nt0tS
I'M ba5 Eifet ais GANGS finnmerten, inns
bern aus ben Deri9ieoenen Itdet5 ibre
NuSpa6l trafen.
llnerquidli6er ais 6teie ou9emeine 9(ufz
le6nung Der 98d6ler gegen Die alten. 8arz
teten, tpel6e fetnen tnl1eren Salt unD @e7
Da[t nre0r baden, lit Die S9atia6e, baB ba
unb BORT Bic Bapiernarreft I'M Stollbe tpoz
rem, fit bic cine oOer anOere 4artei ben
Qltsi6Lag SIT ge6en, ie na6bem tie Der einen
ODER Der anOeren meDr Sttnm9eber ents
5oge1t.
Mas bic So3ial0cmofratie betrifft, 10
seigte eS ii6 ol11 in Suinoi8 iDie in BEN
anoeren Stadten, 6aB i0re srtre,nen 2ebz
rem u,1o Gorberungeu auf Die Wtaiien 0e5
8oGfcs l1lt6 ber 9lrbeiter ielbit mr. abitoz
Benp wtrfe1 uno bag fir comn1lrttlil6
angebau6te @r6eiterparteien alBer9oLb Der
groben StG6te gar tetn Tel6 lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19
(Gorreipon6cns Ser ,Sninois etaatsseituns".)
@aas Ses OesttiOees &ct@eS Saapt=
I3@o4.
Berlin, %. Sftober 1877


9oB Ser 6ut1t1ne Ii6erale G~pieB6irger
ftb in1rnsr nn1itBe Sorgen nna9t! 9aS
Cabinet 8tSmor6 lit 10 liberal ipie ie unb
@raf Guletburg 1T 9etDtB unO tDa6rbaftig
frdnf. @raf 8etDuiD bat auf GGre Derz
itGert, DAB ct oaDon ltber5eugt let. Wer'5
glaubt, tpirO ieltg gie6t a6t Suite, ia9t
Der 8erltl1er 8oLtStDtB. Sin bts6eu Still
ftGn0 lit 6cr BerDaLtlrg8 zGeforrn, Dtelz
lei6t ein btS9en st ii t N i ii s Gebiiton
Der SeLbitoertDdltun9S' 0eieBe, Dos lit
2tues, mas 6irft 8t5marG mill, aber BET
Getbe feline 9teafttonI
9os Bat bas 6dL6arntIi0e 8Iott 6eS Mtz
ntitertur15, bic BrOOtn5iaL> orreiponoenH
bal0 na6 Der G9ronrebe erflGrt. limb gez
itert nn0 borgeitern BADEN Die tOerren W2tz
ntiter 6 pbau en- un0 Or. Srtez
oentDaI Dor nerlornneltent preuBiiGen
MbgeorOnetenDauie 0teielbe 0erit0erung
feierlt0 tDieOer6oIt. v2ieb 8oter[an0,
magit rltbig iein !" 3par ~befolnu1en nee
Der Bolen, nod Sic 96eiltproDtus uno
g8eitfalen Bic neue SelbitoeriDQltunqSz
SrOnu1tg, SiDar bletbt Die ertportete StQ6tez
Srbnung, ba5 l1nterrt9t5z Gjeieb II. /. ID.
aus = fur3un an groBen 8orIogert Derz
DetBt Die GDronreOe 9ar nidtS, 10 OaB ite
ii6 eDer tpte cine GGronreoe be5 6iriten
SIT 2ippe oDer zines GDnli1 be0epte1oen
gefronten 8unbe8bruber5 lieit, aber Die
8roDtn3iaI Correspondents Derii0ert, 6QB
bon elmer WanoeL11ng in ber iuneren $50
Ittif nt9t Die HeDe lei, ut1O % 0orf Der
quite 8irger ntdt mebr 5meiTell1 0Der gar
ben 6erren Oltntiteru auf ben .3oGn
fib[en.
SIM Msebr6neten1ouie GQt man es ober
bod detbdr. Ste SDrtlnrtttSOQrtet hat
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