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on the Clyde. The HUascar steamed NORTH
At IIO, on the evening of the 29th, firing
was heard far out at sea, and shortly after
wards the Huascar WAS seen steaming ia
towards shore. Night fell and the ship
disappeared. On the Both of May the
HuaScar was deserted off the Harbour Of
Iquique, with a signal at the lore inviting
the squadron to a parley. Commodore
More, of the Independence, beat to quar-
ters and held bis vessel in readiness, but
answered the signal Automatically. A boat
then came off from the Huascar, having
on board three Of P%ierola's principal men,
who stated that they had met the English
ships the night before ard had been sum.
m0ned to surrender in the name of the
Queen. On their refusing this somewhat
unexpected request the Shah opened fire
on the Huascar and the fire was returned
as we'll as the small crew on board could
work the guns (; but seeing that defeat was
inevitable the HuaScar ran in shore so as to
gam Peruvian waters, and the British
vessels declined pursuit. The correSpon.
dent of the Panama Hsrcid, writing on
the subject on May 81, says the object OF
the Huascar's visit to Iquique after the
encounter with the Sbah was to invite
the squadron to join forces for q moment
and sally forth for the summary chastise-
meut OF these foreigners who were med
ding in a purely family misunderstanding
Captain More, Of course, could not accede
to such demand and te%legraphed to the
President at Lima for instructions, which
were speedily given in this wise, "Demaud
the Surrender of the Huascar. II she res
fuses, open fire. This was carried out
at least, the first part of the order. The
surrender, it would appear, proceeded
principally from the fear of further en-
counters with the foreign enemy, and the
I~Iuascar preferred lowering her flag to
Peru. When the rumour was circulated
in Lima that the English vessels had
attacked the Huascar, excitement became
intense against the English Colony resi-.
dent in the city, since it was at their 70.
quest that the Admiral had put q stop to
the depredations on British interests com.
mittc1 by the rebel cruiser. The princi-
pal square was crowded with angry people.
Efforts were made to gain the Cathedral
towers aud sound the tocsin. For q mo-
ment it was feared q general tumult might
eusne, with bIoodshed and injury to Eu-
gIieh property, but fortunately the Project
brought troops 10 the spot and dispersed
the crowd. They met again. however,
and this time directed their ire against the
Government, accusing it Of completely in
the attack by the Shah on the Huascar.
Two Commissioners were named to inter.
view the President on the subject of dis
loyalty. These gentlemen becoming too
demonstrative were arrested and the Presi.
dent addressed the crowd assuring tt EN-
that no understanding existed between
his Government and The British Legation
on the matter. Tho people were tran-
quilted and dispersed.-Uid
, 1877-08-15
AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION.
(From the Times }

The subject Of Australian Federation,
which really seems to excite more interest
il England than in Australia, has been a
little Iediscussed IN consequence Of the
criticisms naturally called forth on the
p%o'itioa assumed by the Agent General Of
New South Wales in the paper he read
before the Royal Colonial Institute. There
are not wanting those who in the main
think with Mr.. Forster, bat most people
are ready TO admit, in . languid kird Of
way, that Federation would be q good
thing fit wore prlotieabl6. That little
" if" furnishes The 2ecre! Of the general
spsthy on tbs eubjtct. The Impression
TO that nothirG 0an be done ill the two
leading Cslonje9-New South Wales I'd
Vi3tofia-take the matter in hand. BUS
it is precisely between these two that the
cpirit Of rivalry exists most strongly and
precisely between thes3 two that The OPP
position IN commercial polity ID most pro-
nounsed. Other Colonies have their ad
rolo1sm duties, but they have been every.
where adopted for thc sake CT revenue,
although they are popular with thoEe who
lcaA to Protectionirt viows. Only in Vic
toria has the tariff been deliberately
framed for Protsctioni9t purposes. On
the other hand, New South Wales 10 1t
tie head Of the movement back to Free
Trade, and tie further simpiifcation Of
IT. tariff hoe only been temporarily arrest
ed by political changes. 1t is utterly i'm.
possible ct preaent for these two Colonies
to s8r,o TO a common tariff, and unless an
agreement could be CONS to on that it is
useless TO think Of Federation. This is
confessed by tho writer Of the ab,est re-
ply to Mr.. Forster'c arguments which has
re yet appeared in our press. In CO aft;-
Gle originally contributed to the Sydney
Morning Herald, and which has since been
r%spubIished es 8 pamphlet. the writer,
who 10 an Nrdant enthusiast for Fedora
ten, after dlaputing scriQtem Mr.. Forster's
objections, end after showing the proved
need Of Australian union in respect to
matters Of common ccrcern, concludes,
regretfully, by admitting that the time
for federation has not yet come, and Will
not come till Victoria has worked out the
fiscal problem &c which her heart seems
set.
II there were a Federal Parliament sit
iihg IN AuatfaIla az the present time, 1t
might possibly be sending SONS trouble
some despatch about the Chinese question.
IN defeuIt OF such federal action, the
Queensland Government is endeavouring
to get up concerted action. It feels ag-
grieved that the Imperial Government has
disallowed an Act that it passed for i'm
posing 6 special ~licence fee on the Chi
nese diggers who were swarming to the
B%oldfelds and in a circular despatch it
has sent round to the different Australian
Premiers. it calls upon them all to unite
with it in rssenting this d%isallowance as
an interference with the rights of self-go-
vernment. No response has as yet been
made to this invitation. The despatch
also makes q grievance Of the fact that
there is a special danger Of small pox be-
Ing introduced from Chiaa. Seeing, how
ever. that this disease has been during the
last few months imported into New South
WAlAa diYaAk Eam San EparA;soo ard irka
, 1877-08-15
NOTICE.

GONE % Mas
y intersperseG with WBS40a
will be given in st. Johns School
House on the Evening of mon
DAY the Goth inst, commencing at
] past 7 o'clock. Price of admission
IS cents. Tickets can be obtained at
Mr.. GEO. BEHAGEN's Office, Mrs.
yHoMPsoN's store, and st. Johns
RectOry.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

The Corlss engine for the new mill is being
rapidly brought to its permanent anchorage.
The mill will be ready for business in about
three weeks. The engine will be tested next
week.
We are requested by the ladies OF the Epis-
copal Church to extend thanks TO the gentle
men composing the Athletic Club for the free
use OF their Hall and furniture, for the late
festival.
Mr. j. u. Champion, representative TO the
Grand Lodge OF God Fellows. went down t.
Topeka. Tuesday morning. Maj. Norton, L.
W. futile. Harmon Hall, T.. T.. Bowen. and X.
II. Bishop are also in attendance.
Hanna has commenced grumbling again
about the number OF papers in Salina. II
there are two many for him, and he cannot
make it paw why does he not move the Herald
10 another town? There will then he only
two papers left In Salina, rs be would have Ii.
Col Frank Campbell, Register Of the U. s.
Land office at Kirwin, accompanied by his
wife and laughter, arrived 10 town last Satur-
day. for the purpose of visiting with Mrs. A.
G. Sloan. Col. Campbelrs daughter. ThelCol-
onel went down the road to Topeks, Monday,
to attend the Grand Lodge ofOdd Fellows.
We understand that the ladies Of the Metho-
dist church propose forming Lecture Asso-
citation In Salina this winter and will endeavOr
TO furnish four or six first class lectures, and
one or TWO concerts. This is q move long
needed in Salina-to furnish substantial whole
some and refining entertainments during the
long winter eyenings-and they certainly will
receive the support and encouragement Of this
entire community.
We devote large portion OF our space to q
finely written and illustrated article about Sa-
lima and Saline county, which was recently
published in the Chicago Commercial adver-
User. We do not know of anything which
would please our readers better than this arti-
Gle. hence give it nearly in full. Parties de-
string extra copies of this weeks paper 10 send
to their eastern friend can obtain them By APP
plying at the news depots Of the city and this
office.
Mr.. John Anderson is candidate for re.
election to the Office Of county clerk Like
one other county candidate he enters the lists
with no competitor in the Republican ranks.
and this is good indication that he is the per-
son whom the Republicans of the county want
for the position. Mr.. Anderson is one OF the
active and progressive young men of our city,
for which Salna Is so famous. He Is also q
representative man Of the Swedish element
which forms so large population in our city
and county. He has made good officer and
will undoubtedly receive the nomination in
the Republican county convention.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11
Election Proclamation.

>HEEIFF' OFFICE. SALINE COUNTY. Kansas,
SALIVA, october 5, lS97.S
DROCLAMATION IL hereby made to the qualified
y voters of saline county, Kansas. that q Genera
Election Will be held AZ the several voting pricinct
throughout said county. on
Tuesday. the 9Th dGy OF N0renbsr. 4. d., iSS>
for the purpose OF electing the following officers viz
One County Treasurer
One County Clerk
One County Surveyor
One Sheriff
One Register OF Deed
One Coroner
One County Commissioner for each commisstone,
District.
Also the following Township ofhcers. to-wi
Smoky Hi Township.
township trustee, l township clerk, | township
treasurer eonstables and road overseer for each
road district IN said township, and justices Of tho
peace.
Gypsuna Tosczs4ip.
l township trustee, township CLERK I township
treasurer, constabes and road oyersesr for each
road district IN said township, snd2 justices OF the
peace.
Walnut TolsnsaiP.
trustee, / clerk, treasurer. constable AMI I
road for each road district in aid
and justices of the peace.
trustee, clerk, treasurer, : constable and
road oyerseer for each road district in said township
aud justices Of the pea geaesS; ,o..,,a
trustee, l treasurer, | clerk, Constable and /
Tosd overseer for each road district said township
Pleasant Taley T.usas.ip
trustee, treasurer, ! clerk, constab!es aad
road 0Verseer Tor eech road district in said township
and justices OF the peace.
Washington To'0EsAip.
trustee. treasurer. / clerk, constablcs and /
road oyerseer for each road district in said
and Justices of the peace.
Sn,olan TasnsAi.p
trustee, treasurer, clerk, constables and l
road overseer for each road district in said township,
and Justices OF the peace.
fdIun To,rR.Aip
trustee, / treasurer, ! clerk, > constabies and /
road ovcrsecr for each road district in said township
and justices ofthe peace.
LfbeTty Tcieaslip
! trustee, | treasurer, l clerk > eonstables and /
road oyerseer for each road district in ssid TOWNSHIP
and Justices OF the peace.
EEr6id ZotSRsAig
trustee. treasurer, | clerk, . constables and |
road oyerseer for each road district in said township
and Justices of the peace.
ElDi Creek 7o9nship
trustee, treasurer, clerk y justices of the peace
consables and road oyerseer for each road district
in said township.
Solomon Township.
| trustee, / treasurer, l clerk, cOustabies and 1
road oyerseer for each road district said township
and . Justices of the peace
Ddytoa Tovnsiip.
trustee, treasurer clerk, Justices of the peace
consables and road oyerseer Tor each road district
in said township
The voting places in Dayton towdship are the school
houses in school districts Nos and Is
Smoky Ffsis 70dcHshfE
trustee treasurer clerk. justices OF the peace
ccnstabe5 and road oyerseer for each All district
in said township.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of October, A il
1877, SAM. G.. LONG,
sheriff Saline county. Kansas.
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Here are Some of Our Prices:

Cotton bats. 10 cents pound
4 good umbrella for Sc cents
Jeans, II cents yard.
Cotton flannel, cents yard.
Delancs, Is cents yard.
Table CLOTH 20 cents a yard.
Water proofs. so cents yard.
Ovrrcoats, s. 20 each.
Felt skirts. so cents each
Warranted 2 button Kid glove LOO pair
LaIlps' collars, ten cents piece.
And other goods In proportion.
CAMPBELL, SLOAN & TUTHILL.
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Talk Heard on the Street,

'.Say, Johnny, did you see that suit OF clothes
jim had on, on Sunday?''
Yes: it is the prettiest fitting suit | ever
saw. wonder where he got it!'
He got them made by Mac, that merchant
tailor over Markland. Dodge & Moore's store"
well must have him put me up 2 suit
next week -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11
Good Results

Mutual Life Insurance Company.
A. NJ. Campbell. Policy No. 1888.
S5.000-annual premium. Sl509j.
Dividend for current year, Sil IL or 1928
per cent. JACOB DEWITT. Local Ag't.
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Removal.

Mrs. \. L. Gr.er will now be pleased TO see
her customers at No. 1874, west side Santa Fe
Avenue. Lowest prices in books, stationery
and fancy goods.
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From Powers, LyHde 4 Cos Daily Grain aud
Prodaec Report, Made 50 YESTERDAY.

WHEAT-sn soc wezk isssi t5ers has bcca "a A.
eAncs Of fFor1 70 6 &c see Z ho;e sprtzx Sz Wiz
ter wnez7 1rxsss. watch 81 VresCuE urIfia seems
% fs5Ely 1ES2ins1 Eass Appreciated las bcer Gs
10 s1nBz T1.s IL foTessh MARKERS. b. IL ne
Quality - euF sTssn y ooEpnsz1d hiK5sT pr5cFs.
PfcTaoss ports es - TIC Essrzzl gaSzfsfy All
celenf lzsssrv q t1E REssizE tArTsxfs 49, sax ccr
tT1ceg, ard lztSr s1vlces sssusx sso! nzeA q tie
vs-st be.ag segsolzsly 6zxa&sed
xxx - izr1efs 6siErcTszg eate trxes- q To- II
ncE crop. realizing As-eTtE nun Is p0cr zssis.z
cl11le1 hf itiDe EEoTr ihG1 cDs-&a!f sze pzrc< u
cur 1tat wanfsr EzE Pies Izxizk dealers E-zss lssk
&Ec srcst total fGilare 81 zce p9txEo srop Kill Ekz
ses4s1iF iEcrt@ss tse csszapsirz q wne44 isr re
CarrCai TsAs
IL ssasEzl co-r,e oG ~ =sFtss ssxsvss. -
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AT the request Of many friends, hereby announce
that candidate FOR the Office OF County Conmis-
soner for the Second Commits ,loneT District Of Saline
county, subject to the decision of the Republican
County Convention HENRY PARMENTER, JE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

l hereby announce myself candidate for re.
election to the Office Of County Clerk OF Saline county
JOHN AsDBEsoE
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4NNOUNCEMENTS.
Dollars Cor each Announcsment--to be paid
e in advance

hereby announce that am a candidate for county
commissioner in the third Commissioner district OF
Saline county II. II. NASH.
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At the solicitation Of friends, hereby announce
myself as candidate for the Office of County Clerk OF
Saline county, subject the decsion OF the OF
Saline county at the coming election.
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desire TO TO the voters Of Saline county
that am candidate for reelection 10 the Office of
County Treasurer J. B. HAMILTON.
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An.artcle contributed by friend on - Pres
byterianlsm' was pied just as the forms
were being made up IL will appear next
week
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

We authorized TO announce that Mr.. L. W.
BLAIR will be candidate for the Office Of Register of
Deeds of Saline county subject to the decision of the
Republican county convention
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EDITORS or JOURNAL This is 10 inform the people
OF Saline county that am candidate for the occe
of Register % Deeds. 9. I. CRIsS.
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l1MEssks. EDITORS JoURSAL-Plesse announce my
name a candidate for Sheriff of Saline cousty. SUBJ
sct the decision of the Republican county
ton the 18th inst. !. G.. MCQUAEY.
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Frank Goodness 4 Co, report TIE following
whg.f-Ilsi wlEscr. NJ :. Sc pr bu; No 3 ssaea
No - o SC sAlte winter ~ p; Nag ss&-es
No st1ss3 spring 619s7
BsTicv 20 T-es ks
Oats, So par bC
I've, Eer h1
torB-Ear - t-er - -lselics -
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70 the FoteTs OF Saline OosrtY'
am again before you q candidate for reelection
TO the Office Of Sheriff. Your suffrage ia respectfully
solicited SAM &. LoN0.
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su s.

STATE Oh KANSAS, tss
CUuNTT OF sALINE.
L. John Anderson ClerE within SBd for said county
DO hereby certify that The foregoing IL fail and
rect list OF bills allow AZ said meeting.
Witness my hand and sicisl seal This tho str day 1i
fsTAL-l October. f--7
JOHN ANDERSON
County Ctcrt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

There was decided case Of mistaken iden-
tity az the State line depot yesterday The
lady who losl her ticket for UIllamsport on
the previous evening, was described by a gen.
tleman from Sallna, Kansas, who wanted 10
know II his wife sud child had passed through
for Wllliamsport on The previous night Now
this same lady had husband waiting on her
who Is employed on the Kansas Pscitic, and
while the Salina party was talking al the ticket
Office window he came up. The form. features,
and dress OF the woman and child were de-
scribed. and esch insisted IL was his wife he
was talking about. At last they went of arm
In arm 10 seek the lady. and when they re-
turned the Sslina man admitted that il was
not his wife, but so much Ike her az 10 b. al
most as good. The lady took he incident IN
good part and appeared to DC perfectly con-
tented 10 be the wife OF the man She VA.
Kansas City Journal, Oct. -
One OF our business men. who attended the
Salina fair. relates an amusing story on a new
~ married couple from Abilene, who were or
their bridal tour. The hotels Were ali crowd
ed. and great difficulty was experienced IN
getting accommodations. There was perfect
Jam In the hotel Office, every one eudevoring
10 get bis name on the register ahead OF the
other fellow. The Manhsttan man. beng a.
Quainted with the clerk. managed % secnre 4
room. just then our Abilene groom spoke ND
and ssked II he could have room Tor himself
and lady. WELL" said the clerk. we can
stow the isdy sway somewhere. but yon viii
hsve 10 shin for yourself" This evidently
did NOT suit the newly married couple. and az
ter exchanging one or two expressive glaDcrs.
the groom. with face "a I'D as 4 beet. again
spoke up: Cant g-giye Ef-fellow b-b-hcd
with his wife By this time the audience.
who hsd srEelled lsrge mioe. ard whose
smiles had been growing louder a. the con-
fusion OF the young COUPLE increased burst
into rosr amid which young Abilene ard his
bride evzporated. We hope be found bed
nth lis Eifs.-Ms1hsrtsu EuterYrise.
, 1877-01-12
ntusltf ttlser. pepe(bfa.
Ser &riea ii. Orient.

2onbon, 8. Son. Cine balboffi'
ais1le 9epei9e aus petersburg meIoet :
Ser umitano, baB 1T Der e~eltrieen
9onfermSlisuns fei:e gnti6siouns se=
troffen puros, suiro in oiii3iellen &reiien
OILS elm apeiterer Sc4ueis oaseiebsn. oas
Dir @forts fire reue Contribution dig Ell.
a,en Uor,panb 5u benuben inht, I'm Die
Joroerunsen Der Mddte ;uriidweiien sl
f0nnen. 1ie @cou B GuRlano's 1T el.
i16pft, tnb Die iibr;sen Mddte baben
iid entIdIu1ien erfldrt, aas 8rosramm
Der @orsG onfsrens aufredt 81 Gbalterg"
2onoon 10. San. Cine Nepdde
o,s Berlin melbet, bab bic ruiIlhe BE-
!9isrung i'm Griibjabrc cine meme Mnleibe
81 erbebcn beahiiAtiSt. einerlei, oh &r'es
ausbriht, pber nldt. Sic 1Nationnl-
3eituns" tbs,lt nit, bab 6erbien oirstte
1lieoens unterbanolunsen nit Der
Yforte ani Der Yolis Status quo"
uno oss Barrier Behring's an9efniipft
hat. Der beutib Gianate ioQ Don
,&onfantinopd a~bberufsn uno .fsin Ns9
iol9cr ernannt tn ben.
Gen Ssnatisff iol Dor 9ursem beam
trost babsn. bab bic &eformponI dld0c
Der Madteaub uuf MaeeoonienL 3bsl.
fallen ,uno CYPRUS %ausseocbut niirben.
IS .perlautt. bab 2pro Salisburp ba.
rauf %,antuortete. baB Elm ,iolbss Dor.
Idlos be, @re'se teiner Snitruation;n
liibcrfdreite.
, 1877-01-12

lars pom @elos iein s Nrbetgebers inter-
lhlaacn bobe. sic iapte, oab le ourd)
ipariame 9auSbaltung unS Witarbeiter
i'm Stonoe ieiu ueroe. Die Summe gu cr>
iceen. 1araaf fnuppte iiA oas arme
Wetb eas Notbwcnoialte pom Wunoe ab
uno wuih fit @elo. baB ibr beiuabe oas
glut inter Den Ndaeln berporfam. Su
erltauulih fnr,er 3eit battp lie Die untcrs
ihldaene Sunlme heilammcn uno alaubre
nun miiroen wieocr rubisere Gage fon,
men. De, Wann II bm oas @slo, obne
cine Wiiene gu per3ieben. le9te cS gu Dem
uebria.n uno ctflOb III Der nddlten Jtadt
nit einem iunsen Wdodsn.
cardinal Me Glesfep sebt ndh'
items mad Som. MusenblldIid lnkt lein
@eiunobeits3uiano Die &eiie nidt su.
&arl &oa q. ein5tmols @emabl Der
eorsulenten parspa, itebt i'm 8e9riHe.
cine ltpeite Gle gu idlieBen.
, 1877-01-12

Gde Der 11ten uno Wiaiu Ctr.
Nabsres iber bic psri6iesenen 8laTen uub
her 2sbrarten fSnnen rel 9'rof. 0aube Sc.
II sat SrUap Strabe, peer 1T Der geabs.
ME erfrast psreen.
Die neulten Tda;e peroeu eelsbrt.
Der llnterridt fir iuuss Oamsu, MGtGcn
uno 8aateu, fnpet MittwOdS unb Gonna
benbs, Namitta9s non A bis 6 llbr, ben Der
Serrsn Disnitass auo 6esitaes,. Mpenes bon
s bis 10 ubr, fat. MI Z Int
, 1877-01-12

RE- THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1877-01-12
9nIdnSifdt gePf(aen.

Meu'W ut III. San. Die Sri.
'biine" iagt. ba6 cine Depeide BON Bad.
timore erbatten wuroe. meI9e meloet,
bab ST.. Map in Der Spite i'm Dusu mit
Bennett permunbet purbs. Sic @unbe
mar 10 seidbrlid. boB man einen i9lim-
men gussans fir6tet.
port5uron Did. 10. Sanuar.
Ser 9ampiteHel in Der Sasemiible oes
9rn. @sora Bonner gu auitln in @a-
ilnac' County eyplooirte seitern. 3psi
8raosr. Mamsns SobannA uno Garl
Sdneiber, unb Elm anoercr Nrbeiter.
@amcns &ea. wuroen aussnblidli6 &C..
t6biet. Sic llrlade Der Grplolion 1T
unbetannt.
Can Gran5isco, 10. Sannar.
Shulb & Dan 9arsen, Gasrob Spiri.
tuolenbdnolsr. mclde Elm eontrolirenoes
Sntsreiie in Der Suffice" "Yullion'"
nnb rGr6cquer. Winea. be
5iben. baben falirt. Sic Nttgpa ioQen
Die Dailipa ieooh INN 100000 iibsr.
dtcieen. uno man 9laubt. ooB Die Gnma
balh pieoer i'm Stnnoe leln wiro, lbren
DISQUALIFICATION mad lufommen.
gineinnati, II. San. Gin Yai-
iasiersus auf Der 2egIneton uno Big
Sanop Gllsnbabn, lief BON rem SAic,
men. nobs Star Citation, &p, setern,
admit bas Sein bes Sassnieurs. Sobn
Merris, ae uno 4 anoere Ysrionen sr.
bisltsa ltidts Vsrlebuusen.