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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-02

TOB PRIyTIN g. OF ALI DE-
81 scriptions, executed with ne.tnsss and
despatch At tn SENTINEL Once
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-02

DILLMEAD LETTERHEADs.
ID and Cards. printed at the SSSTINEL Once
reduced prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-02

0N AND AFTER THIS DATE I AM PRE-
" pared to furnish families, hotels, restaur.
ants. boarding houses, or any other per son with
Z 1uine. Pure Milk. from one pint to 100 gal.
IONS per DAY, at my residence on Spring street,
..a Auusrai reduction will be made for larger
usn"ues' WM. E. TAYLOR
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-02
A. B. HUNT,

A TTORNEY AND COUNsELOR
IN at Law, 800 Montgomery street, Rooms.
IS and sc, Nevada Block. San Francisco, Calf;
fornia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-02
LAsPEYRE & BEATTY.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
IA at Law. Office in Ryland's Brick Build-
ing, Bateman street, opposite tho jackson
House. Eureka, Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-19
AN UNGRATEFUL MAN.

Throughout all of Mr.. Sutro's
troubles and tribulations in connec-
ton with his tunnel enterprise, one
paper advocated his cause with un-
faltering perseverance. That paper
was the San Francisco Chronicle.
More than any other agency it was
instrumental in making his enter
prise known to the wcrld, and in
procuring the means to carry it to
completion. The other day, the
Chronicle published dispatch from
Virginia City which contained a
statement of the episode at the In
transitional Hotel in which Mr.. Sutro
was one of the actors. The dispatch
could not be ignored, as it treated Of
a subject matter Of the most
absorbing interest, and it was
probably published with regret. But
the great borer does not care for that,
and evidently holding that this one
act Cancelled all his obligations to-
ward his old friend and benefactor,
be hastens into print and refers to it
CONTEMPORARY as "that gobbler of
filth" Mr.. Sutro is evidently not of
very grateful nature, else he would
have condoned one offense because of
the many good services for which he
is indebted to the proprietors of the
newspaper referred to. Those who
know Mr.. Sutro best have long enter
tanned the opinion that to do
him a favor was to secure his unre-
Ienting enmity. The newspaper men
and others who are toadying to him
Just now should therefore be on their
guard, lest their proffered service
have an effect utterly different from
that which they anticipate.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-19
ADOLPH SUTRO'S VERSION OF
THE SCANDAL.

LlSeWucTo III tuiS iSsuo VIII co
found Adolph Sutro's version of the
scandalous occurrence at the Inter-
national Hotel, in Virginia City, on
the evening of the Sd instant, when
Mrs. Satro caught him in the bed
room Of Mrs. Allen, a young
widow who formerly lived in Wash
lngton, D. c., but who has favored
Virginia with her presence for some
time past, The statements contained
in the article referred to are most
extraordinary. Mr.. Sutro, after due
deliberation, and in the most posi-
tive terms, actually charges Mr..
Picotte, the editor and proprietor of
this paper, with melting the disgrace
full scene for the purpose of black
mailing him! As Mr.. Picotte was
not q witness to the scene, the infer
ence is Irresistible that Mr.. Sutro
wishes it understood that his law
full wife,. the mother of his
thirteen children, was party
to the scheme. A husband-father
capable of not only entertaining such
a monstrous opinion of his wife, but
Of having 1t printed in newspaper
ana thus published to the world,
must be totally unworthy of the
name, or he must be insane. The
latter is the opinion that will obtain
In Nevada. For years past it has
been rumoFed in this and the adjoin-
ing counties that Mr.. Sutro's mind
overtaxed by lengthy vigils and the
many obstacles which he had to over
come in the prosecution of his I'M
dertaking, was visibly weakening.
It is very evident that the rumors
were well.founded, and that Adolph
Sutro is now fit subject for the in
sane asylum. The article is copied
from last Mondays issue of Mr.
sutros newspaper. The few sub
scribers of that paper will be sur
prised to read this, as they saw moth
ing of it in the copies THEY read
The fact is that an extra edition con-
tanning the scandalous article was
printed, Mr., Sutro evidently intend
ing it for circulation in the Eastern
States and abroad, where Mr.. Picotte
is not known, and where the honor.
able reputation which that gentleman
has acquired during his seven years
connection with the press Of the
Comatock will not disc.odit Mr..
Sutro's statements.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-19

-YELLow JACK has again put
IN an appearance in the Southern
States. This is somewhat early in
the season, and his rayages will
doubtless be great, as they will not
cease before the first frost. This
cannot be looked for before the
last of October or first Of Novem-
bar.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-19
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

UXTILLIAM PENN MINING COMPANY
w Location of principal place OF busl.
ness, San Francisco. California; location OF
works, Silver City, Lyon county, Nevada
Notice is hereby given that, at meeting OF
the'Board of Directors, held on the twelfth
day of July, 1879, an assessment tNo. % OF
FIVE (5c) cents per share, was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation, payable I'M
mediately, in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary, at the Office of the Company, 32S
Montgomery street, room ~, San francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the thirteenth day OF
August, 1879, will be delinquent and adver-
tjsed for sale at public auction. and unless
payment is made before. will be sold on SAT
URDAY, the THIRTIETH day OF Au-
GUST. 1879, to pay the delinquent assessment
together with cost of advertising and ex-
penses of sale.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
o. j. HUMPHREY, Secretary.
OFFIcE--32s Montgomery street, Room ~,
San Francisco, California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-19

-THRoUGH the neglect Of post
master Blackmer, of this city,
our subscribers in Dayton and Sutro
did not receive last Wednesday
mornings issue of the TIMES until
Thursday afternoon. II Postmaster
Blackmer does not attend to his
business better, we will endeavor to
have him removed,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-19
WHERE TO GET THE "TIMES.' y
This issue of the TIMES can be
obtained of any newsdealer in Sto.
rey, Lyon and Ormsby counties.
TO DAYTON AND SUTRO SUB.
SCRIBERS.

From this time on our Dayton and
Sutro subscribers will receive the
paper through the mail, by or be,
fore one o'clock in the afternoon on
the day of publication. The papers
will be mailed on time in this city,
and II our subscribers DO not receive
them, the fault will be with the post
masters.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-19
Notices for Sale.

Printed notices of "This House
for Rem" and Furnished Rooms to
Lot" are for sale at this Office. Price,
rs centa each.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-19


DIRECTORS:
LOUIS McLANE. President
J. U. FIOOD ................. vice HIesluent
JOHN W. MACKAY, VIM. s. O'BRIEN.
JAMES G. FAIR.
Cashier. -. ........-........ Il. ". GLENNY
Agent at Virginia, Nevada. -. GEO. A. KING
ls2 Wall street.. 49,. GEO. L. BRASDER
TISSUES COMMERCIAL AND TRAVELLERS
Il Credits, available in any part of the world.
Makes transfers of money by telegraph and
cable, and draws exchange At customary
usances.
This Bank Has Special7Facili-
ties for Dealing in Bullion.
EXCHANGE on the principal cities through
out the United States, Europe. Japan. China
and New Zealand and on Honolulu (Hawaii).
New YORK BANKERs.-The Bank of New
York, N. B. A.
LONDON observation-disclosures. Smith. Payne &
Smiths; the Union Bank of London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

The expected resignation OF the Rev. DR.. Hep
worth from the Church of the Disciples In New
York Is agitating the congregation and con-
nected church circles. In spite Of the fact that
he breaches against senSationalism In the pull
pit, Dr. Hepworth is considered by some of his
flock TO have leanings In that direction. Not
few OF his congregation are shocked at his
lack OF dignity On occasions 1T was said. while
writing his sermons In the little study In the
basement OF his church, he frequently stopped
work and turned sOmerSaultS stood upon his
head, performed upon trapeZe bars, and did
other things that would have been more appro-
pirate in the SawduSt and tan-bark arena A
lady called at his study one day and found him
playing circus, and she raised her hands in hor-
Tor and rebuhed him then and there" The
tastes OF congregations differ. Dr. Hepworth
denOunceS sensatiOnallSn In the pulpit and
properly confines his athletic exercises to his
study, yet he is pronounced .'too sensational"
While over In Brooklyn minister whose GYM
hastics are not confined by any considerations
or time or place, and who avoids the ''old rutS''
even In business transactions, is not 50 consid-
ered,-by his congregation at least
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28
To rr.xeIers and Residents Abroad.
To Correspondents.
How 10 Settle the Question,

The extension Of the Washington aQueduct to
18th and Boundary streets, by tunnel, would
forever settle the question OF water supply 1t
would cGst about 100000, and would benefit
every house and lot and citizen. An addition of
s. so to each Of %, 900 water rent bills rendered
last year. would give the sum OF s29, 900 year.
enough 10 pay four per cent. interest on the
cost and leave a clear $4,000 per annum to be-
gin sinking fund for redemption Of the princi-
pal. This contribution to the sinking fund will
increase as the number of water takers in
CreaSeS.
If there be any danger of cast iron pipes
wearing out, il is manifest that the tunnel.
which wont wear out, and will not need inspec-
Tors and water tappers and watchmen to take
care OF 1t, Will be cheaper than additional iron
mains 1t will settle adversely forever the
question OF making people pay for meters.
plumbing and trouble, all to work a whole
year 10 measure incorrectly poor mans year
ly bill of s. for water rent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28
Too 'sotscst i'm Our National Claims,

There is one point OF comparison between
nations, Which, as exhibited by the United
states, Americans strangely enough understate
ana concerning which, instead of bOaSting they
snow an unexpected mOdeSty. The New York
Tribune discovers from the calculations of Prof
Elliott. OF the Census Bureau, that the poDula-
lion OIL tie United States is almost invariably
hnderesttmated. Instead OF forty-four or fortv-
five million Inhabitants. the United States has
really population of forty-eight and a half
millions, and the probable population on the
first OF July, 1872 is 10. So, GOO Ii is thought
that these calculations are strongly confirmed
by the census taken In fifteen OF the states by
state authority. during 1874 In Michigan during
1S,5in Iowa Kansas, louisiana Massachusetts,
minnesota. Nevada. New jersey. New York
Oregon. Rhode Island, South Carolina and Wis
eonSin. and during t>,5 IN Missouri and Naoras-
ka- With allowance tUr the Unavoidable tncoul-
pletaneSS OF every census taken by detective
state machinery. II must De granted that the
actual Increase for the whole country ID ISIS
must have been AZ least Is great as the increase
apparent in the returns from these states OF the
dates named The population OF the fifteen
states In $50 was l4.6lo $50, and. according TO
The census taken by the states about the middle
or the decade, il was 10 96S,n2O, the gain being
16.l per cent. in about five years or at the rate
or S2.2 per cent. for the decade. Assuming this
rate OF Increase for all the states the figures
given above for the entire population are OBJ
fained. Now that the Tribune has established
that On, at least, one national subject Ameri
cans are commercially modest, IL is to be hoped
that the Calling OF attention to the fact Will not
have the effect OF setting all to bOastng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

Senator Hill, OF Georgia, may incur the i'll
Will OF the claim agents, and perhaps the CEN
sure OF some OF his constituents by his frank
and decided declaration OF opposition to the
payment OF the southern war claims but there
can be no doubt that his speech of yesterday
VIII be OF immense service to the democratic
party in going before the country In the next
national contest. 1t will go very far TO break
the force OF the republican appeal for a united
North against united South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

THE PALACE MARKET.
Cor. 18th st. and Ne,C York ace.
FINE ENGLISH CAPONS,
DIAMOND BACK TERRAPINS S4Sa$
SALMON, HALIBUT AND SMELLS 10
BEEF TENDERLOINS.
PHILADELPHIA POULTRY and BUTTER,
>o,,,,,, o,,,,,,, SOUTH DOWN MUTTON,
FLORIDA ORANGES
Everything frst-class. Dinner Parties specialtv
FRANK j. TIBBETS
1anZ5tr Proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

Moncure ID. Conway's new book on the evolu-
ton and history of his Satanic majesty aims to
convince that 1.-The deil'S dead" AS the cipher
dispatch investigation proceeds the republican
managers and democratic coparceners may al
fernately and reclprocally congratulate each
other on the removal Of uneasiness upon this
subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

There was trouble among the preachers OF the
New York conference OF the Baptist church yes
ferday. II arose from some charges made by
the somewhat notorious Rev. Mr.. Fulton that
Dr samson, formerly OF this city, was disloyal
10 the cause OF freedom during the late war.
Mr.. Fulton refused to withdraw his offensive
words, and after a heated discussion he was
suspended from membership in the conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28
LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-On going to 10Th and 0 sts H. w. from
-! and 7th either on It'll, Massachusetts ave. or
lGih st, a pair of Gold trimmed SPECTACLES
Finder Will be suitably rewarded by leaving them at
I3l3 lOth st. DIV. jan2S2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

The story that Grant and his party were
suspected of being Fenians and were closely
watched during their stay in Ireland, Is fair
offset TO the chilling effect of the discOurtesy
or Cork No true son or the Emerald Isle can
withhold sympathy from a citizen OF Dublin
tracked by the enissaries Of despOtIsm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

GD'
THE OFFICE OF THu
aCLMAN LIVER PAD OOMPAHY
Which h1s becn closed for few naonths hxs t,asn
cecpened by Mess.s. RINaWALT & HAN. vino
are ssenfe for the District Of Columbia Marylsnd
Virginia, West Virginia and Delaware, for the sale
o. these remedies at their Office southeast corner N
Sta and streets, two squares north Of Pannsylva
MS Avenue aud which has bean elegantly fnrniS,ed
su.sssiun freA '~ o"o-
HOLMAN LIVER PAD.
Hhxs Ii y: and Whist does Il mean! n IN osw
mtinSo OF treating successfully all Liver and Stom.
ssn Diseases externally. ana it means honest VA
AGAINST the thousand and ono uoStruYra md hmm.
nGEs of this and past ages .N~"
ITS DISCOVERY.
bout stSht years ago there WIS discovarsd sna
oat mo practice new, simple, convenient and safe
the aid Of Medicine The necessities OF tia csss
prompted q vigorous examination into tta marifs
o;;tn the question Wa thoroughly and practicsIG
sOi ted. ~~~~-~AS
Win Rleys Dry Goods Store '~
No. CHARLES street, B&;t!WQsA poY6,ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

M RS. A. E. KENT.
4u DRESSMAKER
No. 426 NEW YORK AVENUE N W.
Cutting and fitting specially jan2l-lm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

nRESSMAHING
IL MISSES HAMILTON
eUS Pennsylvania lacsNsA,
WISH To inform the ladies of Washington thss tsrry
nave 0pened en- establishment at the above nddTesa
- waking dresses, IS; Handsome Silf and Velvet
Dresses sl0. sl2 and ais Style and WORK not 70 BE
-Eo8ieo novl92 n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28
FOR RENT AND SALK.
LHOR RE-
II A. MCINTYRE,
u. REAL ESTATE BROKER
NO. 9lS street, opposite Masonic Temple
For Rent (Ftrnished)
Large and small houses, in all sections $50 to $780,

tut lfufHtShSQ.1
Large and small houses in all sections $50 to $500.
Fer Rent (Unfurnished.l
NO 7S2 list NV, IA rs all mod. imps. $685.
No Az NV, Is rooms Observation-Disclosures. as
No Alb Penna- ave- NV, % rs.............-.. 81
Store 4 Dwelling 1905 Pa av., store, S35: DIV. Al
No 2lO NV. 3story, all mod imps ........-.. 81
Store Dwelling. eth & O. 9 rs. a l. s. S25: ID. 25
No 6Ui. tO9 Al 6l3 n. Jersey sv.. r.. gas &c 25
Nos. 45. 81 and IS ne, IL rs, .I......... ~
Nos. 1C4 1855 l60 162 NV. rs, am ........ %
No. 14lS ID NV. st. rs ..................... 20
No ~ Sth se rs, water. &c................. ID
NO ll04 d ne, 3 rs, water. Is
40 iSU3 q 1913 n. Hamp. av., new. rs ami 80. Is
NO $40 sw, RS. water, large yard, &c....... l6
No lSnO Conn ave, rs, water, large side yi.. -
Nos. 92I and 929 n. J. ave, 6 Observation-Disclosures. Is
no lllb vermont ave-, rs. sSs and water. Is
No 80 18th sw., br-, rooms Is
NO ~ 9th NV, 3 rooms water, &c........... Il
NO 6SI 18th n e., rs, aud water. ......... Il
No. 2lHi 10Th n. W. rooms. 10
No S29 18th n e. rooms. water, Sc........... 10
No. 1l15 1885 Park Place. water, nc. 3 AMI II
no SO 18th me- 4 rs, water. 10
No l104 9th W, rs, wat-r ................... :
30 II NV. rooms, large yard. ............ 6
No. and Is Liberty St, rooms, water........ 8
For Sale.
Sevl 10 rn'd houses. certrly located 5000 to 600
Sew small hnnsas good ives'ments1 5000 to 600
number of choice lots at low rates.
Loans Negotiated by
Jan25-r z. A. MCINTYRE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28
PERSON

TNHE PHILLIP NJ MAY that has made trans
L fer of chatte mortgage lately, Is not the Grocer
OF No. 635 ID st. NV, between 9th and 18th SITS 1t.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, stranger in the city,
n would like to form the acquaintance of a
Young Lady. Address Lock Box AGA, City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28
FOR SALE.

Il the horse is years old, 151a hands high he is
very ttshsh free and PROMPT driver viii stand
FATE for lady to drive; the Buggy is a Brewster
ba,enf fide par with shifting TOP has been used
nearly new they to be sold together or separate
as owner Is leayIng city no reasonable offer refused
OF National Hotel. ian2T3ts
Tor SALE-A fiye-horse power UPRIGH T
1 BOILER, in frst-class condition. at less than
half cost price Apply at Republic Office, 1lOl Pa
avenue. jan17-tr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-09
Sa9rsans9 Dubuque, sowa 9ieaaas Den Qeem6n 1879

Issuns republifanii9er 8eitansen su bsr
ginR4t selanst iit. baB er bieieIben ui4t
bur9 bie ben,Otratii4e ga,tsi bur9iesen
tam, 70 IdBt fi9 baraus Iosii9 bod nur
sweierIsi foIssn. grifeus: wsnn Der ss'
einiste Siben ii9 bsBbaIb uon Der bsmo.
tratif@en gartei IOsiasen uolIte, neil its
feline ansebli&en, unionsssfdbrIiden pIdns
ni4t 3a uerwirIi9en ssnsist 1T, 10 tam in
Der gerbinbuns berisIbeu Bartsi NIT benz
sssinistsn Shbsn bod tsins @sfabr fur bas
aanb liesen unb bas bisberiss @sbsuI Der
RspubIItauer In bisisr Besisbuns mar sitsI
Binb unb 5su9eIsei. 3sitsns: @snn
Ote SibIi9en isst porsebIi4 cine gsrsini.
suns NIT Der repubIitanii9 den
Bartei anifreben unb sensist finb, ibrs
Stimmen far @rant absussben, 70 mifsn
fls bie grwartuns bessn, baB iis Oasisniss,
mas ibnsn bur9 bie Demotratsn ni9t &C.,
Iimst, bur@ bie &epublitansr su erIanssn
TIM Stanbe fsin whrben.
Bis gum 3uitaubstommsu Der pon ben
RspubIitanern iest sswani9tsn ueusn Cons
Relation In unisrer uationaIsn PoIitit-
bis sur SpaItuns Der Slbfaaten su Suns
fen Der PrdFoenti@aft @rant's-bat es
inbeB Ianse 8sse. Scr Sabsu mhbts
eiu gar f&wa9ss @ebd9tniB ober sius
@robmutb ionoer @leideu bsFsen, polIte
er Derssfeu unb per3siben. mas bic rspubIi
tanii9e gartei, bas RaubsefinbsI bss Cars
pstbassrtbuns unb bic Rsssrbsrri9aft
unter benz Sdrsdsu bss guiousts srabs
untsr @rant an ibm sefrsueIt babsn. Ssins
antwOrt auf bic iestisen 9odrufe Der res
pubIitaniidsn Wa9er i'm nd9ftsn Sabre
tam anbsrs taam lautsu als: Anything
to beat Grant," llnb WilIionen n5rbIis
DER Demotratsn uub RspubIi.ansr wsrben
tn bisies Wort NIT siniiimmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-09
Ausfdaoi(&e Yanof6au.

Berlin sab ss bieier Gage sabI.
rei&e faritIi&s Ssiu9s. 3usrit traf bort
Der ruifii4e Ebronfolser ein, Der IN Berlin
felt elmer Rsib. Don Sabrsn ni9t msbr &C..
wsien mar. Der g3arsuitid wurbs uOm
Sofe wobI uarm smpfanssn. uon Der Be.
u0Iteruns absr isuorirt. 3aum aIs Der
ruifii5e Rronprius Berlin uerIaTen bate,
traf bort bas bdnii9e Rduisspaar elm.
Wsan Isste Isstersm Bsiu9s cine poIitii9e
Bsbsutuns Bel, ba man uon ibm nidt nur
sin beferes 8erbdItnis swii9en Deutldlanb
unb Ddnemart srwartst, iOaberu aud cine
Ysri5bnuns bss SsrIinsr !Sofes nit Der
enttbrontsn banoOsri9sn S0nissfamiIie.
Der RSnts uOn Odnemart iou, 70 iast
ols ssi9uasise Gaua, bod mir sIau6sn's
nidt, in ieiner giseni4aft ais S5wissers
uatsr bss 5srsOss uOn gumbsrIaub sinsu
aussIeid nit Der preuBii@en Rssisruns
anssitrsbt BADEN. OsrisIbe ioa barin bes
Rsbsn, baB Der sewsiene Rronprins pon
SanoOsr, auf feline anipra5e auf ben bano'
usrii9sn SbrOn pnsi$tst, f5 nit Der aus,
fi4t auf bis grbfOIse In grauni5reis, bsi.
fen 5ersos iest 7s Sabre alt III, bssnast
unb auBsrbsm nod ben auf 4s Wil. Wart
bewertbetsn @sIfsni@as suriderbdIt. Rub'
lambs gstbdltniB 3u Oeuti@Ianb i9sint
ii4 In letter 3eit stwas freunbli9sr su itsI.
len. SauBIanb bsmabt ii4, bic frabsr an
ben Gag setebrtsn S9rOfi5siten ssssn
Deuti4Ianb ,u bsisitissn. Die ruiii9s
Resisruns bat ben BIdtteru, bic am msiitsn
sesen Deati&Ianb bssten, bic grIaubniB
su eri&sinen, fir sinise Wonate entsossn.
Dts ss i9eint, sriairt ,wii&en
DdRsmart unb RuBlanb Elm sebeimsr
Yrtras, pOn bsm man 6isbsr mad AuBsn
teins Soee bate. gs ioa biss aus elmer
tar3Ii& 0fentIi@ sema9ten uuporf9tisen
asubsruus bss bisbsrissn bdnii9sn Rrisss'
minifers berporsebsn, wona9 im Sale
sinss Rrissss ,wii@sn &uBIarb unb eng.
lamb eriisres bur9 eine GIOtte NIT Eruppen
aOpenbassn bsiessu unb bic aus Der ssorbs
In bte Oifies fabrenbsn Wssrsnsen abipsrs
rsn whrbe. Der uorlaute Riniuiitsr bat
far bieies aus'bsrsS S&uIesp plaubrn, ieinsn
abi&isb srbaIten: bamit III aber bie Sa&e
fslbf, pel&s 1n intereHantsn RidbIidsn sr'
muntert. ni4t aus Der 8sIt sei4afft.
gs 1T uatarli9 &uBIanb Iisbsr, psnu
eins enslii&s GIotte ni4t Bis Dor Rrons
ffabt, basslsste Hollwsrt Der SauptRabt
ct. pstsrsbars, fOmmt. S&onim Rrim'
trisss mar bsbbaIb pOn elmer abnIi9su
MaBrsssI bic &soe, bieisIbs tam absr MID,
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eonbOn, Q. Dss. Das .gbsmnissr
aassblatt" msIbet. bab ssfsru absnb tn
sinsm 4rswrt in Der gbsmissr @ssent
i&lasenbe @etter ifattsefanbsu babsn, unt
bab wabri&sinIi& 70 BIS 80 Rsni9sn ba'
bur& um bas eebsn sstrmmsn iinS.
Der bsutissn Sisuns bss preuBii9sn Can.
tasss srtldrts Der Winiier bss Snnsrsn,
@raf sa @uIenburs. tn grpiSeruns auI
etns anfrass in Sstrsff Der gsrIanssruns
bss flsinsn gslaserunsssulfanbss: 81,
Sage Der 9inss pom uOrisen Sabre bauer,
nod fort; bic ssbsime iOeiaIOsmotratil5,
@ab!srsi babe sussnommsu unb ss warter
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aae anseisen ienbe man ipdteifsns
@ontag Roraen ein.
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an3sisen fur wienies, eptisrisn, @lafs,btTb
,e., als bsm gsiae Der fatb. air&e ,uwissr, as.
ben ieins aufnabme.
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duspSrtiss aaisisen maHtz spraassaaslt pusea-.
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