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Friday, February 10th, 1877


Friday, February 10th, 1877.
The following do.ctibsd Real Estate, via 4:
bounded Nnrth hy land Of JscOJ Gsus,et, Fast
~ land Of Frederick ferics, south w lani of
Jacob u. stfawser arj West hy and oi H,sii
~wurU sni Iohn Eoll, containing ll9 hIRs-
more or less. whor"on are ore ted = Z ND-
TORY FRAME HOSE, .S,.5 feet. large
summer House st,achei. A good Hank Harm,
SbN5u te-t, 'urn Ctih, syi0 tset. Wagon 'hei,
lHN2l ieet, and all other necessary uu;buiiiin1s.
There are two spt ngs AMI two veil On the pre-
mises. Que veil At the Houte, and tho othsr ut
the ltatr, all never failing, th. property las an
prcha Il ui slnui 90 cholce sppie trees IN < 'nd
bearing c. ndition abd all other fruits such =.
pears peaches. apriruts, &C. TIE entire farm
has been lately iimei,
Ih-.ei. sl-bs peach cschatt on 'he faru
CONTAINING a,a ut two hundred hue betrlng it"es.
ed with yorns chestnut aud the h.laurc WITH
hesN ysk, which, a. properly u-ei, ~iiI Keep the
ann iu tin lcr icr m.Iy y"a--.
| Tract ~. q situst" ~ Ui' township afnresii !
bounded Moth by land ~ Peter Laudl-, Eat ~
l,ud u wuL Hlumrl. South h. tani ~ t.ovi X.
| llerroli, ,ui Hest hv land u j 'hu g. kr"iize'
a,d Auuisius strorp. containing ONE HtS
i bREDS SEVEN ACRES. morc or LEES, where
/ nu are erected two Story lng ffAm- Wtaihsi
/ bJ,ri,d DseiiiuR H'1.'. 20 ~ feet, Nes
. IN NJ BARN, t'N O5 feet, O. urF vg.ol -h"i
I % 2t 'e~', Anis Other u'c"sttt! UptAlil itucs
.ii tue buildings h,N" been Iut ur Slthiu ihe lfs
t'oyrars. Tu'tc - ruuuiuR water close - To-
butl ting, Ils'a good bratiuL urraar tuu.i'ilui
ni chpicc fruit " all Lluds. Iue.e arc iH'ut tei
scfs'of good timber !4ul CONNECTED wiih M
tract.
S,l- 10 commences At Atioo'cloos, 4. VI. Germ
I'M NIPPLE
Jan. lo, b'7. AssigueS ui ua.GI : elsa
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Dysppsic D.ysy.psio. Dyspepsia.

l., +. 'lirs-Ns Bltter Wine Of I-lu, i. ,nru
cure fur tLi3 disease. II has h-ru prescribed
daiis tpr may yris, ~ the De-. .ir- Of r.uTut
les Hicls.., 81 y LuT... iret success. SNLut..ts
are .o--ut - ietii" sl.' .Ut fl.iU. e., f#t srv.
n".- IN nnntp tftitrh'. iI,f.'., -.-.lIc
mes. Er1 lou spirits Get the s-uuino. Not
sold t. bulk only 10 sl.Ot t..,i.s. cold - an
dtUsgisis. ksk for T., = .yNA -. uiitr
v Nibc Of Iron lad take 10 other. III ~ pr b1;
ito or ,iS Jut.is. f'r D.. Az ..s IL Ht..i ui
this valuable medicine. trial wi.l eVaTIGce
yuA at unss
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AUDITORS S Notice

'T'IE unGersicne9 appointed An
L tltor % tts usct'rt:r Is'au g.'.. O.. ut ~
tHtE "a Plea f.r ~uN '~f r.41'' I. faL.stis.
t'.'n .ia1 u' tue ,rr''s ll 'GF l45lsf'l INa.
5.,s Hs.iguec, 'ur he bg liit IS 'Ls ss.t - -
herfY ", ch;lry, uuI Z tie pSfs.u- It..I'S -.
i.lei % ite "a -. itrctr Eit's @ .t.c, 90 . -
slil 'lefi .pr the Glsr. .lzS t. tisuvis so
-..tar, a; HE ute. - ult'sHlf.. "a ths
= u Jay OF fe urg.vY isEt. - : H'-Iu.. A. 4.
oi .s.i lay AZ vi; o. i,'lsEai rlatestl p.'t ..
Janls'1s kgd.ts'.
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CAPITOL REAovAL.

This question has been before the house
and appropriate c. mmiitees since shortly
after the opening of the Legislature. Last
week il was reported With az Affirmative
aud lie merits aud de-
merits were discu-.ei for two days this
week. The piih Of the hill WAS that the
question of removal shouli hs suJHiitc 1
10 vote ofihe people a. the mex, seGe-
raj election aud that provisions 10 such
Election the authorities OF Phila. we're To
ile with the goven"r bonds for tbs cree
'ion of necessary public buildings free Of
COS, to tue state. From the trst il was
evident that there was very general opp0
siiisn to the proposition aal irw.- Cuiaiy
los: by vote OF lis yeas to 5S nays Gu
The motion TO indefinitely postpone.
DON.
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We shall as least have n rest on tho
slnshipe upsets and coasting ac'
eidSuts for . short time.

Mr.. Juo. Pawling Of E,st Milton.
Onion 90, is q capital farmer, has
lots Of friends and Is ono Of our best
paying subscribers.
sposs upon the San do no, vlsisblv di =
niuisb is brillisnoy, hut spois, pimp les
- bloishes upon the fscs. neck or r ms
seriously detract fro~ female besu'y
They may, however, be completely re-
moved By the daily uss Of Glenn's Sui
phuy Sosp Depot. Criuenton's 16,h Ave.
n, Y, Hills Hair 4 whisker Dye, black or
brown, S0cts.
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IplElb,

In Psrry tsss.A,V Jssssss STA a.s =
s. 81 Krsss.s 81 e. . ~ss,as sss cay.
Ia Aas~. tlvnssf Js.ssss ssA stcea.
syePsioN, .viA ssS o. e,sea zsssAsA, -.
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CALLING oF MEMBERS.

The representatives, OF the house are di.
videJ by occupation a follows 81 isrm-
ers, IL merchants, I manufacturers, :
clerks. 20 mechrnics. = Surveyors, - law.
yers. q teachers. II physicitn-. 9g.nile
men, . BANKERS. 3 Insurance a;eai-. rail
rosi conductors. = real estate agents. .
printers contractors. = inn keepers. !
livery stable keeper. collector. A pretty
fair sprtnklipg Of the dlIereut trades AMI
prOf.ssiOn---uot 50 mtay doctors and
lawyers ss usa.lly 60 TO make sIcn bod,
lea ,ul possibly they sIlI siIes from
this dehclency
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ADiouRSNgST.

A joint resolution was introduced in the
house TO day providing for the final al
journment Of the legislature on the 10th of
March aud the assembling of al adjourn
ed session on tho first Tuesday Of mex,
January. by the provision. Of the reso.
luton the unfinished work Of the session
il 10 be taken up mex year aui proceei"i
with rs II an sIjourument had not taken
place.
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
' h'losing artlues nee been purch a. i by
the uu iersi.nc at q trs'thlc's sale aI' lett In
the possession of >iWlu Z-"hptn iutlGg tl,
pleasure All person, are ctUHDnsl ~. % tG.
tcfiete ~ 10 si.le " To tie s.iEc. wa 'trtif.,
I.hls, SIM, Buro,n, Neat stand. VI. q
chtckcys .SAAC kNEB~.
Adams TO. Jsl. >. ~.
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MARRIED.
la seilrst eve 1sxat-v e3t, W ths Rev v.
yissts - u, At. ta6a Nsaae, ofSsNasgsove
70 hvs, Masste SIN D. NJ Nit',assrs,
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PRIVATE SALE OF
EAEIt AesI.I,
PROPERTY,

TIVE undersigned will sell his late. re-i-
L lrncr .i'GAtc on Mtln street. ths . r.
oERh ~ Nil.ichUrg. Snyle- Count, pa
Thi- !, ad"-irahle property nnl ~. fr.
merly kau~n - the EAGLE MOTEL ~.
Improvement cpfurri.e LARGE UDN-
BIZ FRhNE House SUMNER HOUSE.
LARGE SHED. !'E house. ant otner
outbuii!ings An excellent well ~ water
AZ the door. !, j. suiiptl. f,r - tris,te
dwelling or Hotel, sai loeal-l near The
centre 81 busins.
Teru- easy nui reasonable. For farih-
er particulars col, on or address
J W O|VIG
WAi.onicNH, Noith CO.. Pa.
Aug. 81. 1876.
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1 pMlNISTRATOES' NOTICE
N-tsrtt'rs si sdmtuistrstiGu - - 'sIRE. ~
Ngrv he.sN lAte ui tran ~ To. nshii,, 10 sd
taVIUa i.rrb grsutoa 'U he u,iers ~ 'H. r.rl
vnr. Nurs irp a. smssicr. tutei,rd o. -sid -.iptt
~ rsgusstrl Ia Wss' ia mediate paS " NJ -hI 9
ihr.t ks'ng aim sil Ifuseutt nulk
sstksLti. ayca !ofssitltr eIttH
siL HnWNi.I.,
JOAN ID f. LII
pss, :, -. sds'sissrsro-r
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WHIsKEY AGAiS,

The local option bill was reported
from committee this week with fay-
orable recommendation and is now in
the hands of the House and members
are drcading the necessity of placing
themselves on record in regard To it.
But the music must bc faced, and
which ever way he may vote. many
an ambitious Legislator secs h $
doom marked in the record he will
have Ia make on this dcicsted subject
Everybody hoped it would die in com -
mittcc. Ny own impression is tha, Il
will not pass Notwithstanding the fac,
that the liquor men are making no Of
fort in the promises. They have ap.
parently up THEFT minds to abide any
result being tired Of this constant
fight.
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CONVENIENT STOCKS. &C Clos.
N inc rciee. v bp NsvsS To sssssr, so
Soath ra, "a Nreet fnilatelphn StrcNs t~nscNt
sn 81, sthsr tor essa W "a Nsif:r, ssu.
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1SSTGNEES y SALE or
Two VALUABLE FARMS ,

by virtue of an order issued ont
~ of the Court ofCOmnon Pleas Of Snyder
county, tho undersixnei Assignee Of Joseph
smith will sell On the premises on
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Capitol Letter.
HARRlsBUn1 Feb. 9, 1S7


Two new county bills have been re-
ported favorably from committee and
are now upon the calendar of the
house for action. The one was made
for Luzern county alone and if its pro.
visions alone are adopted no other
county in the state will he susceptible
of division except Philadelphia, ani
Alcghancy. Mr.. Roberts blu. permits
the formation of new counties simply
within the restriction Of the conslitu-
ton that is leaving 1900 population
in the old aud taking the same number
in contemplated new county. This
was amended in committee so ~ tr
compel 5000 10 be left in the old
county. tis not probably that either
of these bill will pass finally wilhou,
considerable change from their present
provisions and in the contest which
they will give rise To there may he d
failure to pass any new county bill.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-08-17

Charletteswetsnore, on Elevepthsreet,'
Bt6okl< Has ,b6Cun an action against
hSr hdEbaid. SbffhhaE S. Wetinofe, the
sof a 5paper-box factoty "a
Columbia street, on the ground Of cruel
and inhuman treatment. The defend
and contends that the plaintiff was not
his wife, for the reason that no ceremony
was performed by clergyman. The
papers show that prior to the I'd ofJuly,
1871, they became engaged to be mar
ricd. but the defendant was anxious that
his father should not know Of the affair
and prevailed upon tLo plaintiff TO live
with him as his wife without the usual
ceremony. In 1878 child was born, o.
which defendant is the father. Up tc
that time they had lived together a.
husband and wife, aud the defendant
had introduced her frequently as hiI
wife. Af:er that he left her, but allowed
her So a week. Recently he refused Z
anything to her support, ane
lon several occasions when he met he
ASSAULTED and beat her. To-day Judg'
REYNOLDS Of the city court ordered th'
defendant 10 pay Ss week alimonv aE'
$50 counsel fee. lie held that the coupl
were as much man and wife as If q cere
mony had been performed.
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1t Is well known that experts are
Frequently permitted to testify ~ =
matters or opinion, but how far are the
opin;ens Of common witnesses admissi-
bic in evidence? This question was
discussed in horse case, which we ind
in the latest velume Of Connecticut Re-
ports. The action was for fraud in the
sale Of horse. The PLAINTIFF testified
particularly as to his knowledge Of the
horses conduct on various occasions
and the facts relating thereto he was
then asked: "From your knowledge Of
the horse, was he in your opinion safe,
kind horse?" In spite Of the dcfcndant's
iobjectisn, the Judge whe presided at
1.-The trial received evidence in answer .
this question; and upon his alleged or
lror in 50 doing the defendant subse-
Iauently moved for a new trial. Tho
ISupreme Court denied the molten, hold
ling that the difficulty Of stating the facts
lin detail so as to impress the jury g
they had impressed the witness rendered
Ibis opinion admissible in evidence.
ITwcnty-three cases in which the opin-
lions of common observers have been for
l;his reason received were cited BY Judge
ILoomis and three of these cases related
Ito the health or disposition Of horses.
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And SO the large army Of the unem-
plQyed acts upon the greed OF the cor
porotions. "Cut down, cutdown 7" they
cry. "We can recruit eur hands from
the army Of the unemployed
Whathas produced this falling mar
|ket r. What but the contraction Of the
What would produce ris-
ling market? What but steady expan-
sion of the currency Expansion not to
quit untiI we reached the French stand
ard Of $50 PER CAPITA Now we hav-
lent SIS. That's what would make a
rising market That, in short, is what
would encourage every manufacturer 10
lset his wheels in motion.
| Men will tell you that the cause ef
the strikers is just, and they would havs
1.-The sympathy and moral support of
Everybody il they lad not resorted to
violence. Would they. indeed? How
loig have they been complaining? How
,Ilohg has Lazarus been Showing hil
sores at the rich mans gate in vain
The state would open neither its demo
cratic eye nor its republican eye TO lool
J atlrbor at all. Both eyes were too busl
watching each other. The big corpor
.htions trod labor down from So to 81
ito $l.75, to $3.50. to Sl.35, and half tim
making clear 10 cents for tn
'Ilaborcr and millions fer the corpoatiops
Labor was fast coming to the one straw
ia day, like the mans cow, and then !
.lwould 20 as the cow went. If 1t ha,
never risen to is feet would either 9
the two Vparties ever have taken tn
'ltrouble TO liHH?
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The State House Commission still
continues its session, examining plans.
BY what authority does the Commission
examine the plans Of Mr.. Meyers, with
out opening the door to all the former
There were but threc
plans, those of Eppirghausen, johnson,
and Cooper, referred to them. and il
they decided neither Of these were &C
lceptable they were to advertise TOR ad-
Idifional plans. Is there mouse crawl
ing into the meal tab?
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A. Tmnortant HistoricaR Fact.
The New York nun, q ns..rus &c.,, I'll
tslns the following startnng eo''o'-''
which Il double leads: .-.a.
"After the argument upon ~ CsEnsS s
case before the iate Eaecto5sl 6s,nw
men - wesnln.S., S.ssssc..
wrote out his opinion ana nis eecss'os
~ full. ne completed u = s3oos
clsck IN the evening" en tne ~ ~. p..oso =
the judgment OF tne Conmiss'1n
be announced, ana reso = SIuo n.y.
|Clinord ana Ju0se rlei1; wno 49, 49, :.
wise amem Ders oI me Commas..9n' -
contained nrst AZ argmnenI, -.
|cndly, cenclusion. Ine s.9ssn. 49,
precisely the same g tn,t wn.ca stBs
lin the public document out 49, D -
Iley's conclusion We: tnss nnss sse 49, 80. -
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greatly disturbed BY the "Amens,'
aCslor y-hallclujahs," etc., Of an old man
whose piety was manifested TO the dis
ofthc pastor and people. The
preacher asked q brother deacon to re-
quest the old man to discontinue which
ne did, and not another word was heard
|sTell me how you managed to hush him
Iup so completely" inquired the pastor;
lswhat did you say TO him N "Oh.
only asked him TO subscribe . dollar fol
foreign missions-that's ALL was th'
reply.
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A Chinese minister in Washington
went to hear the marine band play. Ec
was particularly impressed with the
player, and offered him .
handsome engagement in China, "for,'
he said. IL have never seen juggIeI
who could swallow as much brass as
Won, and spit it out again, and yet tho
people here seem to regard II as 81
every day affair
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Losgostee Tines.
We learn from the yincennes Times
thnt Judge Malott Is enjoying bis sum
ner vacation upon the lakes. The Judge
was at Montreal, Canada few days ago.
Mr.. T. M. Gibson, our cnterprising
grain merchant, has shipped nine car
loads Of wheat from this place in the
past week.
One thousand one hundred and fifly-
eight bushels Of wheat were grown On
|Col. Brooks farm this year.
Joseph Ackermann, Jr., has turned
granger, and Is now breaking ground
Ifor wheat.
Wheat il selling at 81 o5 in thlsmarkct
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From The Savannah News. W.
The man has bsen found whs could
"a All the business be wanted - without
advertising, and has been compelled 70
advertise al last. He lives In Florida,
land his advertisement Is headed "Sher-
Iiffs Sale"
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--sWhat's the use Of ell this sacrifice
Of human life, this bloody butchery Of
and Russians 2" said Philadel-
phia Quaker to Cincinnati hog mer-
chant. II don't know" replied the
latter, mournfally. "Pork isn't riz any
that can see.
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A st. Louis merchant, while on
change, found on the floor > Get Of cheap
shirt Studs. Fer fun, he put them up
FER raffie at q nickle Q chance, for the
benefit Of the street boys home. The
idea took like wildtire among the BUSH
ness men. and in few minutes the mer-
chants had donated over $500 worth Of
food. Hams, shoulders, flour, lard and
other articles were promptly given, ana
In the general presentation, the rafie
that had prompted the whole affair was
Not forgotten, SEA being realized FOR the
|shirt studs. The liberality Of the meet
linz was blessing, as the home was In
| need Of the very articles contributed
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Private soldier in crack regiment,
reading order to rendezvous TO receive
bali cartridges and march to . distant
city: "Sce here. This is an Outrage
This aint wot l enlisted for. Fightin'
with reel bullets! The idcah9 1 fee
my 'ay fevah comm on.-lGraphic.
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sullivan Onlens rOsI White 49,
are an object Of remark and curiosity -
the Eli Dix ncighberhoed. They were
hstchcd and reared In that vicinity, and
now sport about the fields With the
nsrent crows, which are as black q tar,
while the young, in the language o. SOL,
care Is white as ganders.
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RATES or ADvERrssEiNo.
:. !. .cuare. 10 lines or less, ! week, 81 "
For squs'e, insertion. rs cts.
rcnrer advertisements at tho Same rate
! srsction over even square or squares,
.a.rted - a q square. These are the terms
so sor transient advertisements; reasona-
= ABDUCTION will be made 70 regular
Noticcs Of appointment Of admins
.r.scrs and legal notices Of like character
70 Be paid IN advance.
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vor Tswnship Oficers, each s.vo -
For County zoo
For d District, Circuit, or State, o.W
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The census gave Paris, In 1876, 4.
|e8s. SOC inhabitants. The number BY
lDcccmbcr, 1877, will reach two millions
The next census will DC IN 1850.
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ELECTION.
New Winter Stock
BOOTS AND SHOES

rNHE undersigned has large stock of seasonabc
wear, just received, which be will sell as cheap az
any house IN Dubois Comfy Look my prices for cash
Full stock Mems Boots. - 30
New style Mems Boots, Full Stock, 2 30
Ladies' Coarse shoes, Ou
Lndtes' Fine shoes, 0t
And AL other kinds In proportion. Ten pet
. mt on for cash. Come and soc. X. BECK.
EAsTSrDE oTPUBLfC SQUARE,
N0v.3, T6--ly. JASPER. IND.
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.,surp EVERY FRIDAY, At JASPER
nunoss COUNTY, INDIANA, Br
CLEMENT DOANE.

orrICE.-IN CoUnIER BUILDING On
wysr Srxrn STREET.
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Guro& al(de Nabridtea.

2Nsppen, Gaolib. mad mebr ole
isd)amona,lihem 8smii)en, lit es Dem
Sepoumahti9ten Der 5irma s. &rupp
0crrn @lasmader, 9eimJen, By ii
anlage zines St eBplaees NIT Der lsB
ten Wtart n9e ueinoc absulhlieB,n Die
Sirma &rupp fam iibri9cns lbOn cint9s
Spier brlu9cu. eenn lhwerlld miro ID
IN Oeutlblano Elm ,wcIter Stag fiaoen
Der iir sroBe artileriltilhe Serlud)e lid
10 ei9net, lule Oer ieet lir Oerrn 81.
SSrupp erluorbeuc. Or @iAGpltano
(aie Y:ttuu3 ioa 2,5 1lla meter BON
deepen entftrnt, IN Or Wltte zines
Observation-Disclosures erbaut werosn. Gin
)tebeu9eieile 1 &tlom ter lang, mro
Den @elbleitano MT Der weltpbdl lhen
Sdenbabh uerblno:u, 10 oaB Ole cileaS
liir BEN Lrun5port Der lbueren 9eobre
BON &rupp erbauten Wa9 ,ons aui ote
Scttun9 tabren, uno ote 9lobre pom
&ul9on usrmttttllt zines &rabn5 in Die
saii tie gcleJt weroeu tonuel. OaS
Serrain osS riub SfelOe5 beltebt CUR
;inen SalIte aus item Saioehooen our
moeren OdlIte aus Woor. Oas Uioot
bat nun enc gsr.uge Ser. 10 baB oaS
&leocrau ubeH Der @elbolle oaourh
lld)t b blnoert wiro. De Gauge beS
.dI.Bplaees betrigt II Wlometcr (ca.
, oeullAt Mellen), ote Sreltc 4 tllo'
meter (ca. ] Otells). Der Scrllb5ptae
Ut mltHtu mebr ais ooppelt 10 lang uno
brett, ais Der bel OIImeu belsgene, mel'
dyer cine &ange BON rs &ilomtter uno
cine 0reite BON l 4 Atllometer bat. Der
StrludJsptas nad)lt Siimcu 9rnitAt
ntd)t nlepr ,ir Die artiuerllhl1eu Sers
luche Der Ssptse t, lIer wro oleIcr SAu
Wobl nidbt into ten. Spne De 9efabr
lam Die BON &rupp ielbIt e%riunoens
PaIserfanoae. weldt IN Der artlllerlltls
IAm Wdt 10 pNl Adilsbsn maIt. er'
profit weroen. Die 0rlud)e Der Ufarlne
bet 2s9el ndhlt Berlin nit &rupp'lbm
il ldlao fanoncn fOnneu bier nit Dem
uon Rbllaoelpbla ,uriidtommenoen
&rupp'jben 35.SentimeterroDr ourd3es
Ilyrl meroen. uno mas oaS WldtIglte,
ole usr9leibenoen Shiebuerude ge9en
PanSerlhelben. Weld)e uOn Or olterrel'
h;lben &ri.9smariue in Yola smliAen
Irmltroa9 TO- Sentimetsr. Soroerla.
ocfanonen uuo &rupp'lbsu 21'Sentts
meter 0taflaosfanonen 9smatt waroea,
uno nldt sunats ilr Armltroas aasfi
len, t0nnen bier in sroBtm OfaBltabs
wicoerbolt wereen. uArm itro ,s'S 0nns
Ntrts sons i. Iauone'. IeHI Gaalano'a
, 1877-02-24

9os @.,D. r9ea. Sourn." ant>uor-
tet ouf cine Outrage: .@s lit Elm Dffent
li6es GcbeimnlB. baB p'ele Der bisligen.
reib be9iiterten Observation-Disclosures,
Inn hobere 3Inlen au eraieIen. ibre SD
p%itolicn in @runohelis i'm @eiten anlca
ten, bn6 Die Sppotbefen uerfielen. mn
ben @eielihaiten oaour6 9rpBe Sctrd
>e seitme,lig elit,o9fn limb. Die oart
fotaee @eielihoiten 'ollen am . osu
tenolien oanur6 bctrofrn isin; bod ii
es uns nid)t bcfnnnt. oh Die o S1nen
%aennnnte itarf betbcili9t lit. uebriaens
mag Oies fir Den Mu9enblid lcbr itolen1
in Den &elh0ftsgana einoreifen; bri Der
Hidfebr normalen 8erbaltn'llen jceod
nsrotn Die llrla6en Der jrbigen We,le
aenbeit ii6 su unerihopfllhen Nuellcl
oes G'idtbumS fir RE bstreiftnhen Sc
itQlhnften acitalten, DUB lis Damn IA:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 Yre'len losIdla
gen f%0naen, Die oas 4nIeben nett iiocr
ltei9en."