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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30
Keene Bnlling.

CHICAGO, December 30.-James Keene
is at present the prime bull Of all the
bulls in the Chicago wheat market. It
has been well known by many specula-
tors here for some time past that the
New York clique has held o big deal in
wheat, and owing to its ~manipulations
the cereal has reached q price per bush.
Of altogether unexpected by the most
conservative operators on the Board.
Keene and Hoyt. with some OF their
silent partners. hold millions OF bushels
Of wheat in this market. and for some
time past the remark has been current
On the Board that they controlled no
much OF the wheat that the January and
February deals were practically out Of
the hands Of outsiders, and that the
clique could put options to just any price
they pleased. Recent Developments
have strengthened this impression,
for il il now known that Keene
and his partners have sent some
millions OF dollars west to pay
for wheat to be delivered in Janu.
uary. The result is that wheat Is BOOM
ing. and there are many who are conf
dent that II will 60 to 81 40 or 81 30
before the break comes. OF course
'.the break is inevitable, and that oon
for outsiders, to say nothing OF opera
tors. know that no such price will ever
be paid by actual consumers, either
domestic or foreign.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30
Pluto Conference.
.S;lcer State, Dec. "a.

Last Tuesday night Special Indian
Agent Haworth arrived here from Wash.
ington, to inquire into the condition OF
the Piutes. who have been reported as
being very uneasy in Northern Nevada.
Wednesday he sent word to Naches and
Jerry Long. at Big Meadows, that he
desired to meet them and other repre-.
sentative men OF their tribe at this
place. Yesterday. Nachez and Jerry
Long. accompanied by Captain Dave
Of Wadsworth and Captain Breck.
enridge OF Saltwater. arrived here.
but ~ Mr.. Haworth had arranged
to leave on the stage for Fort McDermit,
the chiefs did not have IN opportunity
Of speaking but o few words with him.
He promised to return next Sunday, and
arranged for q talk with them on Mon.
day. Naches left for the Big Meadows
last evening. as he said he had no money
to pay his expenses in town. but he will
return on Monday mornings train. He
expects his sister Sally. the Piute Prin.
cess. along in O few days. on her way to
Washington. and he Ia DESTROYS Of hav.
ing her present to hear what the Great
Fathers Special Agent has to say.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30
Edison,s Electric Light.

Nrw YoRK. December 27.-Edison's
electric light process is causing more OF
less excitement among the gas CON-
panies. President Place Of tho Mutual
Gaslisht Company said yesterday that
probably the principal reason why gas
stocks had fallen was because OF the
strong competition between the com
panies. The lowering Of the price oil
gas had prevented the payment Of divi'
dsnds. Newspaper articles on Edison's
electric light had frightened some timid
holders. The heaviest stockholders In
the company were o frightened. how.
ever. They had yet to see Edison's in.
v~sntion put to q practical test, nor did
they believe that his electric light could
successfully compete with gas. The
Presidents Of other companies, on be-
ing interviewed. expressed similar ssnti.
ments.
LONDON, December 27.-The Eeono.
mist says: 1t seems a. II another scare
had set in, in consequence Of the tels.
grams reporting Edison's completion Of
his electric light. AL the gas companies
suffered more or less. the heaviest de-
cline being IS per share and the small
est Ct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30
How II Was Arranged.

WASHINGTON. December 3o.-The fol.
lowing is q brief history Of q secret
understanding between the friends Of
Tilden and Hendricks when the latter
accepted the nomination for the Vice.
Presidency. This understanding was to
the effect that Hendricks should have q
clear field in 1880. providing be would
accept the nomination in 1876. Cover.
nor Hendricks accepted only with that
understanding. and Tilden was then
pledged by his friends to support Hen.
bricks in 1880. After the decision OF
the Electoral Commission it was learned
that Tilden did not consider himself
bound by tho agreement, while Hem
bricks friends insisted on its iulfllnsnt.
Dorsheimer, who was then Tilden's
friend, but now his bitter enemy. and
Tammany. always enemies Of Tilden,
intend to stick to their words and sup
port Hendricks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30
EdisOn's Light.

NEW YORK, December 30.-The Her
aid says: The laboratory Of Edison Of
Menlo Park was brilliantly illuminated
Saturday night with the new electric
light. the occasion being o visit Of q
number Of inventors, personal friends.
Forty lamps in all were burning from
G o'clock until after 10. The effect Of
this exhibition wal to convince those
present who were before skeptical that
Edison had in reality produced the
electric light for household illumina-
ton. No day is yet set for the general
public exhibition, but 1t is quite proba-
BILE that inside Of a week everything will
be in readiness to be seen by all who
desire to visit Msnlo Park. Gas stocks
IRE still depressed, with q downward
tendency.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30

AUGUSTA. Me-, December 3o.-It is
the general opinion that Governor Gar
celon will not submit to the Supreme
Court the questions propouuded by Gov.
srnor Morrill,. The Republicans will be
prepared for this and will present the
questions through q majority OF the
members OF the last Senate, % 1t is
thought such proceedings would conform
to the law. The disposition is to eI-
haust every legal means before others
are tried. Mayor Nash. OF this city,
yesterday addressed q letter to Governor
Garcslon. urging him not to call out the
militia on the assembling Of the Legisla.
ture. as that would provoke the bringing
Of q force on the other side. He says
that the extra police force provided by
the city Is amply able to preserve the
public peace.
o. B. Baker applied yesterday after
loon ut the Secretary Of States office
for authority to examine the returns
from Pennington. He was answered in
the negative by Councillor Foeg. which
answer was accompanied by q profane
epithet.
Captain Lynch. OF the Montgomery
Guard. has notified his men to be ready
to march ct an instant's notice. from
which II is inferred that q company OF
light infantry will be called to Augusta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30
Great Fire In Boston - The Loss
$a,50O,0OO.

BosroS. December 3O.- Early ysstsr-
day morning q IRE broke out In the rear
Of the paper warehouse Of Rice, Kendall
& Co.. on Federal street, near Franklin.
one OF the most prominent portions Of
the city. The flames spread rapidly,
Notwithstanding the most strenuous
efforts OF the fire department.
Among the firms that are losers ara
Sabine Il PaRs, hardware, los and lO7
Federal street; Williams & Coleman.
wool; the Ashton Valve Company; D.
Faulkner. wool; Ephriam Baker. book
bindery; s. X. Abbott, pamphlet binder;
T. Crowell aud others on Federal street.
The fire extended from Houghton &
Osgood's building to the corner Of Dew
onshire street. The loss IL placed OF
about SO, SOC. 900. The insurance Ia
very heavy aud will, 1t is thought, cover
the entire loss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30
The Rival Canal Schemes.

NEW YORK. December 30.-Ths 7ri-
buns has the following: Projectors Of
the Nicaragua ship canal are likely to
DO kept in an uncomfortable condition
Of suspense until Grants return from
his tour in the tropics. He neither an
swers yea o nay TO their solicitations.
French capital 10 offered on condition
that hs shall take the direction Of the
enterprise. and no great amount OF
American capital can DO raised. a. the
question Of the management, and with
Il that Of foreign aid. 10 unsettled.
Meanwhile. De Lssseps il on his way
across the ocean with his equipments Of
men and material to test the possibili.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30

A new and novel treatment OF drunk.
enness was devised and tested by a Du,
buque wife. Her husband came home
moderately intoxicated. and expected to
get the usual scoldipg. He was aston.
ished, therefore, when the woman re.
ceivsd him smilingly, asked him II be
would havo some brandy. and produced
a bottle and glass. He promptly &C.
cepted the liquor. and drank SO much
that no was helpless. Then she tied
him to a bedpost, and whipped him with
q rawhide until, as the Telegraph says,
he was as tender as n good beefsteak.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30

ties OF the Panama route. As matters
now look he will be able to get to work
exploring the quality Of the isthmus
rocks with bis new.fashioned drills with.
out being haunted by the specter Of .
rival American company digging across
the little Nicaraguau Republic to unite
two oceans by q better route than that
chosen by the Paris Congress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30

Bodie Standard: There can DO no
question. from the testimony already
ELECTED, that the Mormons are, In q
large degree. responsible for the Ute
outragss In Colorado. They have long
regarded the Indians as the battls-aIes
OF the Lord. and whenever the Mormons
have seen an opportunity to turn those
battles I against the Gentiles. without
mourning serious consequences to them
selves. they have not hesitatsd to do so.
however bloody and barbarous might DO
the scenes which followed. The Nor.
mons were wholly responsible for the
Mountain Meadows massacre, and sew
sral Of the head men Of the Utes who
were present when that massacre
occurred. have been taking IN active
part in the outrages in Colorado.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30

The MONDAY mill at Bodie started
into operation for the FIRST time on
Christmas day. 1t IL . thirty stamp
mill, capable Of reducing one hundred
tons Of ore per day. 1t is advantageous
ly located for economical work. and 1t is
fitted up with al the latest improvement,
and appliances. The machinery is driven
by . Corliss engine OF 220.horse power.
and the mill will run on ore from the
MONDAY and North MONDAY mines.
The Spaulding. another large new mill,
is fast approaching completion and, to-
gsthsr with the MONDAY, will form an
important addition to the ors.reducing
and bullion-producing facilities OF Bodis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30

Bill Haines, the mail carrier between
Bodie and Mammoth. got caught out In
the recent heavy snow storm and was
exposed to it for Eve days and nights.
When found, his mind was wandering
and his feet and hands were frozen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30
When General Gran. and party stopped

When General Grant and party stopped
at Reno en- route East. after their visit
to the Comstock. the Reno Gazette en-.
Enthusiastically related that Mrs. Grant
gazsd out Of the car window upon the
assembled female beauties OF Reno, and
saw one whom she declared to DO "the
prettisst girl she had seen in all her
travels" The wordly.minded Now York
Tribune thus comments upon the s1quis-
ito incident:
Who 10 Mrs. Grant. that she should make
such invidious and absurd remArks7 She
has no great reputation as . judge OF
beauty; not . national fame for IL anyhow.
AT least she 10 not celebrated in Europe as
. critic Of that kind. Mrs. Grant may DO
color.blind for all anybody knows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30

Bob Ingsrsoll tells the truth when he
says: l never saw o man stand at the
shore whore q woman had been morally
wrecked, waiting for the waves to bring
back even her corpse; but I have seen
woman do 1t. / have seen woman with
her white arms Lift man from the mire
Of degradation and hold him to her
bosom az though he were an angel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30
SUICIDE.

A distinguished scientist once said: "Nc
man with Q strong and healthy stomach ever
committed suicide" and yet many are suffering
the tortures Of the damned with D~yspepsis
when q single bottle Of DIR. MINTIE's Esglish
Dandelion, Liver and Dyspepsis Pills will give
relief. and, n persisted In. will cure the worst
case Of this distressing trouble. This pill
cures Torpid Liver and Biliousness, regulates
the Bowels. removes Pimples from the Face,
cures Sallow Complexion. Foul Breath, Sick
Headache. Heartburn. Pain In the sides and
Back. IL sugar.coated and GUARANTEED to be
PURELY VEGETABLE. II acts directly upon
the coating OF the stomach and on the Liver
can be taken In any climate wet or dry
weather. Beware OF limitations. The Genutns
has an engraving OF Q lion on the outside wrap.
per. Price 80 cents. For sale by all druggiits.
THERE have been moro cures OF seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis made
by the wonderful Rnglish remedy, Sir Ashley
Cooper's Vital Restorative, than by all other
remedies combined. Why will you suffer 7
Send to A. K. Mintie, II. D., No. II Kesrny
street. Ban Francisco. for the Restorative, and
be cured. Price. 81 per bottle; four times the
quantity. $40. Try abottls. mh2s ly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30

Opportunities for women to obtain as
extended an education a. men are rapid
ly multiplying in this country a. well a.
in Europe. There are now about hfty
girls among the students Of Cornell UNI
ysrsity, and over ons hundred and thirty
in the Michigan University.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30
tn. citizens Of Msmphi. hav. b.sn a

The citizens Of Memphis have been at
work in earnest taking precautions
against . recurrence Of yellow fever next
season. The people there are Of one
mind nov-they agree to the absolute
necessity Of thorough and prompt cleans
ing, In view Of the sad experience Of the
past two years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30
O. II. GALLUP.

o. q. oAiLur. opposite the Bank Of oaisos.
mia. Gold Hill, kseps constantly on hand Ill
fsyorite brands Of Imported C1sars. choice bit
cissrs, al kinds Of chewing tobacco. meer.
chaum pipes, school beoks md stationary Of
al dsscripdonS M CUTLERY. = toys and faacy
ooods Of All kinds. sp3o n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30
si.s,s 81 PROFITS IN 20 DAYS,

what $40 did In Wall street on the mutual
safety plan. Pamphlets explaining everything,
with two unerring rules for success, sent free.
Our customers In al paris Of the COUNTRY sre
r~~allxing large PROFITS every month. Send for
Pamphlets. Address sinrsos q Co., % RI.
change Place. New York. 4.2m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30

The President OF Peru 10 said to hsve
arrived d Panama, on his way to the
United States and Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-30
AReoSAurlc.

The extra Christmas number Of the
Argonaut has come to hand. It Is q
huge pamphlet OF thirty.two pages, we'll
filled with choice reading matter. orisi.
nal and selected, including Natalie" Q
fne. Franco.A American story. by Edgar
Fawostt. "a Romance Of the Hsrbor,"
"Ths Fern Fairies Of Clear Lake."
Uncle Jack Cavendish." Liberty
ALL" "Food for Reflection" "Ths
Christmas Season." etc. It Is afauen,ly
illustrated with badly executed wood
cuts, representing views and scenes in
and about San Francisco. along the
water front, around the bay. Chinatown.
Mob Hill, street scenes. stock brokers,
Oakland. Alameda, and Q fine birdseys
sketch Of San Francisco and the sur.
rounding country. A beautiful Christ
mas song is also givsn-words and
musio-and the whole constitutes o very
creditable work Of no ordinary interest.
Following are the words Of the
"cumsrHAs soso "-Br EDMUND II. ssAp.
IL csmo upon the midnight clear,
That glorious song OF old,
Fiom angels bending near the earth
7 touch their barps Of gold,
The earth In solemn silence lay,
M A.--l- 49,
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.


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SbIabten pon Nieb.

Man bat bic Gntosduns semadt. bab
bas Gleifh pom 1bisren, wsldse in Der
3weitsn 5atfte Der 9iadt stldaatet wur.
ben, RA, utne einesial3en 3u peroen, Ian
ger bdlt ais pon gieb, wsldes am Gage
ee1Ala1ttt mire. 5tsraus fulgt, bab bas
Tlsilh BON Ttisrsn, Die Bel fiitlerem Wst'
ter unb naabsm fur3 supor lore eebens.
tbdtisteit cine weniser lebbafte mar, sc.
fdlahtst werben, l1h gam Mufbemd6ren
teGer eisutt, als Gleilh pom fotden 1bie.
rem, bic itd unmittslbar por benz @dlad.
ten purd tSrperlide Btwssuns erbibten.
So II stseatli4 feine neue gntpedunB,
oab Gleilh BON Sbisrsn, petdse, ndApfm
.fe E& ausrusten, sel6lattst werpen, RA
bsGsr bait, ais 5leilh BON ubsebsbtsn
Ebiersn. Die @runbe, wesbalb ith bic
e5ahe 10 perbalt, liesen In Dem umfanbe,
baB ourh btftise forperlide Bewssuas
oetr fonftise @rrssuns oas Blut bic in Die
f.inasa Musldufsr uOrbrinSt, i'm 3uitanos
Der Nute bin9fsen itd mtbr surud,ieAt.
Dena nun Elm 5&wein sel&laAttt wtro,
na6bsm ss a& 8ube befunbsn bat, piro
mad bem Durhldneioen Der sroSen NOern
teim @htahten oas Blut bur4 balel6s
fh aut einmal entleeren. wabreno, wena
bas Biut burh Mbbeben &c. bis In bic fein
fen Ausldufsr bss Aoernesss e.treben
wurbe, oa1slbe bsinl SAlatt.en Mot gan,
abFieet. Da nun Blut fib 1dnelsr 3sr'
| ieyt ais JleilG, 10 .psrpirbt lesteres in
! einem ioihsn Safe aud ltneasr, u!s II,
tem anDern.
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nil1e lebr ,serins bepSltert, bate lett meh'
reren Sabren ourd ldnittlid nur Aattel'
maBise @rnotea auiSumeiIen. Bel Der
eiaentbiin1lihen gDitteruns oieles Sabres
1T a6er bic grnote falt aller TeloHltdte
10 jdledt aussefalen, oab ie lsltlt CUR
grnibruns BET BepSlferung ces Trelles
auein mrbl idmerl.d ausreihsn nlrb.
yBir tSnnen berpeilen, oas bel ben aartof,
fetn melt uber IS, beim Gcrli. >en1 Sraut
t,no ben Sliioea 5wiideu 80 bis 70 pro
gent weni5er, wie fraber seernotet poroen
1T. gtn febr pielen Orten bat bic grnote
oieier ,pidtisiten unter ben sseloTritdten
nidt einnlaf einen griab fir p,e Saat
nno bic Nrbeit seseben. Gud Die ibbrt'
gen. Bcoener5eusniliee (Wai5en, 'bafer,
@erite .c.) taben curhi dnittlit eben 70
lhledte @rtrdse seliefert. San, dtnlih
perbielt ee lid nit Der 5eu- uuo @rum.
met. .grnote; mas nidt uerfauite posr
mesSelhweu.mt puroe, bat eiaen srpBen
1beil Der erfctperliden Natrttaft pes
Buttermertbes pertoren. SIM biefsen
Rreii. piro bic .5dmarSciebSuht itart
betricsea, ie biloete bisber = mtnisiteus
fir ben 8leinsrknobefber =. eiuen Aaupt.
ermerbs3peis. Dieies Sabr wtro aber elm
dlteres 5tif Sawar3visb miuceitens 50
bis 60, fiir iunseSs Sdmarjpieb UNI go
bic 80 Yroseut weniser se3ablt, gie i'm
porisen Sabre. Nud Der Yreis bes
5ornpiebes 1T erbebli& sefausn; bic
Tleiihpreile finD aber bic friiberen sebliee
ben. Der @runobefe, insbeIcnrere Der
fleine, seAt nit 3ieienihritten Dehl 8uin
entsesen; pos seweilt eie fcrtpdsrenb
iteisenbe 3abl Der 5ubbaittipnen, pie iia
in 5olse Der bier wahrbeitssetreuI seidil.
perten umltinbe mod erbebli4 iteisern
mub. 4m Sdlimmltea 1T aber Der
nieprise 9lrbeiterftanb, Der EaselSbner.
Der 10 3u iasea ppn Der 5anb in ben Muno
lebt, oaran, penn lelbf feline fat aus
idliebliden Nabrunp8mittel : 8artpfietn,
Sraut uno laurer Meblbrei lpolniid zur
senuunt), merpen. ianea senus ip piefen
Sabre 3u gnoe seben unb Nrbeit unb Ber.
bienlt Uerminoern iid idon ieet. pa ieper
@runobefeer, 9leidoiel, Oh @rob. coer
3lein, in Anbetradt Der beporitebencen
Notb nit oem Wrbeitseben, nit Nnssaben
5uriid,ubalten 9eorunsen 1T. Rsferent
slaubt nidt 5u nett 5a Seben nit Der BE.
bauptuns.4 4pab 5un9erSuotb nno gppbus
eridredenb ianea in hiefser @eseno er,
fbeinen tperoen." lf, ?
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tsna.iht hires Gbsbsrrn ullmatlih slattete
y ;. Z l. Il. L

tena.liht ibres Gbebsrrn allmablih sldttste
uuS Il: eiuem bitterlibsn 0ddeln beqaemte,
ipieier panu, nanoem er bic erlts ueberras
iAuna perwunosn, losar usrbinplia muroe
unp iasts: Datrbaftts, 5raulein Noei.,
f5ie taben mns ale bic 3eit Der eefetlt !!
s0uu ,ruitIAert Die tleine Tratlinsslhwalte
mid alten Fsdeu Mann wieper seiuno 4;
: @ptt sruee @te, msiu Rino J! =
@r lfedte ibr ietne Sanbs entsesen, uno
wuuts lih srbsben Die bstoen faodssn
aber waren fIuss bel ibm uno bran9ten ibn
nit lanftsr @elpa!t IN rsn pst&en Stdsl
3uriid. N,
Marie pgndte Weelens sierlihe @saalt
babel lsi1s an Rh. Gaplih, mein Ser, !!
tFullerte ifr inlis uno isre Hnuissn ausen
sldn,tsn. SD paufe pir, rab pu setom.
men bit, Obi ID, ..-s.t. R''
y gsenn pu mubtelt, @aab, rpie oft Id
In @soanten BET Dir mar. CAB @pele frob :
lid 3uriid pann plOblih erufsaft, priiite
lte ras sse!bItcs fable @sltdtbss @seonoa.
leseertfu Ill 4
@5ie waren ut.uobl, Ssrr Jalb +? fraate
fie tteilnebmsnD. @ewib Elm b0ier Mnfda
Sbres alten lletels. Sic muIen abloiut
i.ad Sarlsbap oiesfn CONNER, nidte fts
DietatorilA, .SA bin it6erssuat, es wiro
Sbnen out tai,n, ale dltsrsm Serren met
ntr Bsfanntihaft mrrptn Spn ben Ner3ter
bort binse1Atdt ino tr;ablsn Bunoer DON
Der sGirfuns = mann piro sereilt, papas
Der Nlte lahelte fhmer;(ih perbtttsrt.
Wsin ihSnsr. reioluter Doctor, ieuhts
er, nur srobtr aoerren werosn iolde Ba'
pecuren seBen Die 9anseweile peroronst,
mir fieiasn mii5eu uns su faufe bebanoeln
uno pom 3sitss'st gu Sooe qualen laiIsn !;
sibt'e ooh eta uuioerialmttel, ,bieien ger
'lsbsnben @itteufet aus 5srs unS yasrsn
Der NeniAbeit aussutretben.
aa (Gortfebane fclsi. ~
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Ginp mnhfnprh;,ntp Miio,

= Cine woblperoi.nte Nase. Ginsn
psreisntsa WtlHer ertbeilte biiler Sage
elm anglo .a~rifanii&sr NiAtsr, 9tamsns
Nouns. in GlepelanD sintm peutI6en
5saownotbina btm 1barbatet ShrS,
nsr. 9n sintm @triatsfaal iU0te
psr esbttre nls Dslmstiher fuusiren, ba
s,raes tsin anbsrsr beuti&sr Beamtsr ,ur
5anp mar. St eriarts absr, ed tSnne
nint Deutl& lprthsn, rorauf ct pon bsm
RiAtsr In e,bltrenotr Dsiis jurs&selsst
wurDe. 81 luBte: 5ssie iinp als Dtut.
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