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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

BoDIE Hers: Not u cheerful subject.
but one showing the number of men
who have died from violence. We
gather the data published below from
DIR. W. II. Rogers; From May 18th to
July alst. the following men have died
and post mortems been held upon them.
viz: ]. +. Stigel, suicide. found on the
road "A short distance out from Bodie,
supposed to have been murdered; A
Perrin suicide. jumped down the shaft
at the Standard mine. 325 feet, to the
bottom; Hugh Mcmillan, injuries re-
ceived at STANDARD explosion; Frank
File, explosion; Thomas Flavin. e1-
plosion; John Mccartney, explosion,
md Thomas Harlon. suicide. shot him.
self ut the Syndicate mine. There
were other exam nations held by other
surgeons during the time mentioned.
which we have been unable to get rs
yet.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

A WASHINGTON special says Seward,
Minister to Chira, will probably resign
as oon as the judiciary committee Of
the House can report. Bailey. Consul
General at Thanghai, will be the next
to fall. Evidence has been procured
showing that while Consul at Hong
Kong, no appropriated 10000 Gov
eminent funds, received as emigration
feog.m
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

AT Winnomucca. last Sunday even.
ing. several shots, fired by poker play
ers in settlement Of a running account,
went through tho windows OF q church
where Rev. Mr.. Riley was preaching,
and disturbed the devotions OF the con.
gregation. The shots we're fred by the
Chinese In pursuit Of q coTored gam.
bier who had Swept the board"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

A PRISONER who waa locked up in
the Andover, (NIass.). Almeshouse re-
Gently says that the rats were so numer-
Gus and largo that they would actually
jump into his dish and cat his food in
spite of all he couli do. He gave an
alarm, and the keeper brought a lamp,
which the prisoner kept burning all
night, fearing they would cat him up.
His story is corroborated by the keeper.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

AT Q o'clock yesterday morning says
the Carson Appeal Of the 9th, a "a'ch-
n in the employ of tho railroad COM
pnny, espied n little Ere which was
built under tho rear OF tho frame block
opposite the Mint. About that time
officer Duncan caine along, and by their
joint efforts succeeded in extinguish-
ing It. II was tho work Of one or more
iucendiarics, ms n lot Of paper, rigs and
kindling wood, saturated with coal oil,
was found on the spot. A short while
before the alarm of fire was given, two
men were seen hurrying from the place.
No motive oan 10 assigned for this Mt
tempt at burning the building unless it
was m Of plumber.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

Two WOMEN Of Gwinett county. Ga,
finding nobody else to elopo with ran
oil with a couple Of convicts. They
have been heard from in Gordon
county, where an attempt was made to
arrest them. but the men escaped.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

WAsHISGroS dispatches report that
IA official letter has been received from
Berlin, which leaves no doubt That 1t
the next international Congress on tho
silver question, Germany will unite
with this country. md take n leading
part in restoring silver to an equal rela-
ton with gold.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

Henry SrMPKISs, Gilmore My md
Jones, of Warrington, W. Va.
were arrested in that town Wednesday
evening. charged with enticinga young
girl named Nancy Rice away from hoIuo
and rnyishing her. The parties are
held for examination. The people Of
Huntington are intensely excited over
the affair.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

BnrcK PoMERoY must find II a difficult
task to keep a full corps Cf printers on
hand. He has established q rule that
every compositor shall DO fired out :"
when detected in the use Of liquor. IL
Keeps one nble.bodied man busy most
OF tho time doing the "6dug."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

TnE Times Washington special 70.
ports that n movement Is on foot 10y
Fitz.John Porter's friends TO have him
reinstated major general, and give him
a back salary Of about one hundred and
fifteen thousand dollars.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

LEADvILLE ia certainly an astonishing
place. II is only about n year old, and
now has q race course and a Trotting
and Running Association. A pro.
grammee Of August races is announced
occupying five days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

AN engineer on tho Grand Trunk
railway is said TO have run n single en-
CINE 200, 900 miles within a period Of
four years and throo months without
repairs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

The California Democratic Congress.
ionsl Convention, in the First Distri T.,
have nominetod for Congress, Robert
Farrell; for Judge of City Criminal
Court and for mon Der of the State
Board Of Equalization, A. c. Bradford.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

N. s. GALLAGHER who was stabbed.it
was thought fatally, at Austin, on the
Gath Of last month, is reported rs recoy-
oring. which is regarded as almost
miraculous.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

A SON OF Henry Ward Bcccher has
arrived in Eureka with a band of $500
sheep. The young man doesn't appear
TO possess the faculty of protecting the
ewes that Henry has. for more than half
Of his flock persisted on the rond from
California.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

A from New York nou
ces the arrival in that village Of the
tamors English swimmer, Capt. Webb.
who challenges anybody to a match
with him for not less than $500 q side.
From ihis remark, it is inferred that
the stake may be increased al hGilum,
and we therefore defy the webby Cap.
tain TO do his heaviest. We cant win
anything ut stocks, and if the Captain
will put up enough to make it IN oh.
ject worth contending for, we'll back
.AmPhibious Jones against him in n
su;m n%"HginniDs ut the head waters Of
tho No,,h Fox Of the Humboldt, and
ending at picr No. :. Virginia City.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

EUREKA Lender: Mountains never
shake hands. Their roots may toueh,
they may keep together some way up,
but at length they part company, and
rise into individual, isolated peaks. So
it is'with great men and the ears Of n
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

JACOB BEHRMAN aud VIM. Gamer,
while returning from Sturgis City with
o horse and buggy Monday night, we're
tipped over n high bluff near Dead
wood. Cramer was instantly killed, anu
Behrman badly hurt. Cramer leaves a
family.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

An Elko woman advertises for a stu.
alton, and says she has no objection to
going into tho country. Wonder what
hor idea Of Elko is.-Eurekd Ledder.
In tho estimation Of tho Ledder. Now
York would probably serve very well MS
n suburb 10 Charcoal Flat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

J. W. MAcKEY and Miles Finlan had
a knock down argument in Virginia
City the other day. resulting from o
dispute ns TO the right OF tho latter TO
visit the interior Of the Sierra Nevada
nina. Ill ------ LII
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

A Tvcsos dispatch gives further adj.
vices concerning the recent murder Of
the Shellerback brothers In tho Santa
Rita mountains. The murdorors were
renegade Apachcs, half a dozen in
number. They Aired on the party from
ambush, the brothers fell at tho nrst
FIRE. Mr.. Merchants horse bolted and
saved him. Troops from Camp Hsuc-
huca are o n their trail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

The Yankee Fork Herald says this
country is not as unpleasant a place to
winter in as outsiders might suppose.
or course II great deal of snow falls
here some seasons, but last winter WAS
considered the worst known for several
years, and on the lGt day of January
the snow was only four inches deep in
Bonauza. At Chnllis scarcely enough
snow fell during the whole winter to
track u rabbit. Late in the season
snow fell in the valley Of Yankee Fork
to the depth Of two feet or over, but it
disappeared in April. We have very
pleasant Fall weather md Winter sets
in late. On the highest mountains
snow falls early and renaius unit. late
in the Spring, but extreme cold spells
are very rare. The last pack train last
season came into Bonanza on tho 2G,h
day of December, which is evidence
that up to that time little snow had
fallen even on the mountIins.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

DfrrngntA hos made its appearance
in ruscaio ora. II has proven fatal in
the case Of q nine year old daughter Of
l.. NJ. Huntsman. Smallpox Is also
reported in the Chinese quarter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

j. II. Alsop, the absconding book.
keeper for tho San Francisco firm Of
Meekcr, James Il Co. has been captur-
ed at Callao, and will DO c1tradited and
brought back.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

A WHOLLY family consisting of E. p.
Lesueur, wife and two children were
struck by lightning at Rochester. MINI.
last Sunday night; wife aud children
dead, and LesuCur will died.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

Dos. MIDDLETON. the cattle and horse
thief. was taken to Cheyenne. wednes-
day night, from Nebraska. and placed
in the county Jail for safe keeping. the
Jail at Sidney being deemed insecure.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10
SHERlFF'S SALE.

soUTiIER & co. ~. W r. HAYNES.
Tho sale oftho following property will take
place NJ the Cabinet Saloon At I O'Clock T.. ~.
on Monday the nth Instant, WIS d.
One bar, drninrr aud everything com.
plctc, two matbic.top side boards. onc walnut
bottle rack aud platform, ono largo. stove aud
pipe two card tables aud four stools,
y ~ FITCH,
Sh'fil.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

A RECENTLY enacted Law ia Galveston,
Texas. provides that any employer who
shall force an employee to labor on
Sunday shall be liable to n fine Of fifty
dollars.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

CHAs. q. Ftsugn, n former Assistant
District Attorney at Washington, has
been found gnilty in Now York Of OBJ.
tanning money under falso pretenses.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

TnE end ofthe Utah x Northern track
Is now ten miles beyond Camas, and
track.laying is being pushed ahead at
the rate OF a half mile a day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

JoHN KLEn. a young resident in the
town Of Buchanan, Wis. across the
river from Appleton. was struck by
lightning and killed on Monday last.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

EfoHrY men are now at work upon
the rev wagon road from Chaiiia TO
Bonanza City.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

Tue Virginia Chronicle publishes the
following, claimed to have boon receiv-
ed by Adolph Sutro:
BROOKLYN, n. Y. July nth.
To 4. s., Virginia City. Nerada:-Do
not bend beneath the Dad Of affection.
Care not for the tongue of Islander.
Cheek it out. Yours, fraternally,
II. W. b.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

FhoM Helena. Montana, seven dif.
ferent stage lines send out ono coach
every morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

FivE persons were killed and eleven
seriously injured by a railroad accident
ucnr Mates. France, yesterday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10
ElEs INDIFFERENT.
n..s... A...., ls. ..zs.

IMNESsE lodes Of rioh copper ore
have been discovered in Ashe county.
North Carolinia.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

JIM KsxSs liz reported to have made
a million and n hall out OF his late
wheat deal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

One Of the circulars OF the Bi. Metallic
League. which was organized al Chica.
go in June last has just been received
at this Office. In its articles Of orpani.
Hation the association ssts forth that
"this League is organized to promote
the speedy restoration Of silvsr to its
old place as q money metal, with riEhts
OF coinage the Same as gold as the
most ~efectual method Of counteracting
the present and prospective deprecia-
lion Of the money value Of all classes of
property. aud Of securing a specie basis
oil the greatest attainable stability. II
shall DO independent Of political par
ties, and limited in its work to the
single purpose which calls it into e1is-
tenee."
All persons who are in favor Of the
free coinage OF both silver and gold to
constitute q part of the circulating
medium of the Uuited States arc invit.
od to become members Of the Associa-
ton by making a small contribution,
which contributions are expended in
disseminating information on the sub
ject Of free coinage. by circulars and
public speaking. %
The object of the League is in har-
mony with the views entertained by a
large majority of the people of this
coast, and the efforts of the Associa-
ton toward the full establishment Of n
bi.metallic standard of coin in the
United States, will receive a hearty
support from this side the Rockies.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

TnE Union Consolidated mine has
levied IN assessmon. Of two dollars per
share.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-08-10

FEcnTEH. the we'll known actor. died
At Quakortown. Ponnsyivanis, of dropsy,
n couple Of days ago.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-01

g.bSrbs BON ieinem Guube Nn,dss ION
bern Ct lise aud benlelben In elmer Mtn'
se 3eitunseu serSHsntlidea unS ben yer
iisrer trinesnb auforbern, fia ,u n's!osn'
g8elden 3usd Ssrfolste itr ntuer
Ir.unb putfi? Wasba tonnte nd istn
Vtnsbmen nidht .rtldrsn. 9Doutt sr ea.
NIT nur Bic SFentltde aufmerllamtttt anF
Nd, lenten uno NIT fsinsr 9roBen ebrltn'
!. III protl.n, ober tatts ct bic aan3e 8omo'
bic atlsin aufsefabst, um ila ier {slblt tn
tersdanter au MAIDEN z SAT- mubte fe oas
Qtktere ann.bm.n, btnn intmsr oeutliher
leate er bic warmeren @sfable al BEN 1as'
bic {. flr f1e smpfano.
Na, Ct bdtte folder Mlttel nt&t ert bs'
burft, penn aud Fe uuree fth init isosm
Sage mfbr bemu6t baB ter- Der iuns'
81. ann snr&aus nidt hanger slti&eiiltil
fi, taB Ft in ibrsm 3trssu bersits sin'
'parme 3unetsuus fur tsn sit> rsSsn BE-
aann. .,anA =. '--1- ge
.Mrtbur tprah ittr oft fein Grfauntr
aus, bab Fd trob al ietntr gsmiibunssr
nod INNER niHt Der rsdtmdBise 8slIbs,
Der BrisftalAe sefunosn babe, nns bod
ieiisea itm tn altn erSbertn C;3situnss'
pielfaa elm aui.uf erlaHsa worosn'
Masba besriif nttt biefsn tartnadssn
@elbatetrus bes selietten Mannss, uni
bod trad,te (e. %, ,nitt tiiter's 9er3,s abm
au faaen, sa6 Re ia reht gut bemertt babe
wie e., leltR sr1 bic grteftai&s tetmlid
tinsspcrfen babe, ife iaratete i'm burd
tsre Oftasttt tief 80 ftanfen unb bisl
I rs fur no,butnbts. ttn etner Marette ~.
tia gu iiterlaGtn, Bic ibm 70 itbr ,SsFsl
unb an Der Ct 10 turtnddis feRSie:t.
~--------t tGprtfstuns foist.) t)----------
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- Benn aud nod nidt uffiiea beiti
tiat, 10 mirb es Der rNas. &c." bot
lider perbarst, bab aud oas lrtbeil oes
britten 3riessseridt ben Gapitdn ). g.
@rafeu Wcnts, Communicates bes unter.
sesansenen Yau3eriaiffs o@rober Sur.
farit". freiseiwcden uno bieies Mtbeil
aud bic &aiier1idc BeifittSunS erbalten
bat. Dan,it oiirfte bieie san5e uusliid
lide Nnselesenheit, bic felt l6 Wonaten
bic aasemeine Aufmertlamfeit errest uub
sefe6elt bat, enolid ibren pSaisen sb7
idtub 9efunoen baben. SEA
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Nertmlrbiaes Yeroitt.

- Wertmaroises Yeroitt. in Seem
Serlep mar elm Tutelasemader, Patrid
T., pon Der 8ae Selfir3t uno batte oas
@enid sebrphen. Der aSrper mar aber
Br,b serclt, aus benz DaRer sejcSen
unp IN cine WsrfjeuSbatte sebradt nor
ben, in Der er bic Watt iiber lag. At$
oes Morsens bic 9eidsnfd'au itattfano,
batten bic Matten ben Qeidnam anBe'
freNen. Die Surp sat folseuoen Babr.
ipruh ab: ,.Dir erttaren, bab Patrtd
i. ,u (eineni Ipoe lam, inoem er BON Ell
ner Rae fiel uno bas @enid brad, oana
in's WaGer fet uno ertrant, norauf er
ben ben Ratteu bel lebenbtsem eeib an9e'
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(Gurtfetuns futst.}
utter M.,.e.'s en ermereun,

- ueter Ne.ler's Grmcrbuns unb bas
@atdlal Der Gransu bat bu agent ses
@iniaer bes Snnera, Abams, Golsenbes
eru,ittelt Del. Aneriif- au1 ben Ngfnten
Weeler srfslste I3lpst aase aad. gseabi.
auns Der 0tf.tte, welde bic utes NIT ben
9ruppsn bes Wajor dbornturs tattsn.
Die Nptbtants waren besbalt watbenb
auf Westsr, neil er pur bsnen pon itnsn,
mslde auf bem 5tlst arbsitsten. Qebsns.
mittsl peratrsidtn poute. Be-. BEN aNn.
grifft auf bic Nsemtur @sbdube wurben
ane taT,ltF .btfublinen wsiben Wdnnsr
sstSbtet., I'm Wsster's Qside jhlanssn
bic MSrter eine Httte, UNI ibn nod I'M
aobe bdfir ~ ptrbStnen, bab er BE Nsu.
ttrtr NIT Hetten ttprobt bate. Giner
Der utes, ein Bruser bts 6duptlinss
Setafon, fpsaas aaf Traaleia Meeier lus,
auseni&etnli& I'm fe wes,ul&leppen
Gber bsr trase Dre1sr, sineri Def weie.n
Nh9sifetlttn, strtttioiste bas qeten unb
eie Qbre ter DAME, tnptnt er ben Snbia.
ner User ben 5auisa i&ob.o .Nanl fltl and
Il, BON stnsr &ussl sstroftn. Die arbe.
rtn rretben Wianner tt9annen barauf aus
ihrea Blalsa ,:aui tis elltss jn feaera !;
Fbod BE ntts ftdten bis Getdass In 1rano
Mne bas 1aufein @siber tattt ieine, De-
dung utetr; lpaosrn mu6te tn's 5tee Der :.
aqstreteu. tpebei stner una ben aabersa,
iobale Ct teraustrat. tOetseiAofen wuree
@bsr sud, .awsta lltes, warsn in1riiasn
BON ben ilA tapftr sur 0tbre fbenoen
Wetben 0ttSntet une smsbrers serwunbst
mcreen. Die Grautn. namltt ssrau nnb
Grdaletn Mettsr, Jtdaltfn. priee uno ,rp.i
9tnber fettn ae6tnb III bte t6dntt Der utts
une sntainaen tptber &rwartsn ispss Mi6
eaaslaps ptelmebr wusotn H. IN eintm
btieabstsa Eager uater AnfIsAt ineiani.
4 lHer Wtitsr sfrpatrt. Dsrt trhf sjle
i A0amt., 3a.rf polIteu btes uies niats
Scn bfr 5srausoabt biefer @tfansenen
wiiIen, foabsrn btabfdtiStsn eielelben als
Griffin fra5utattsn, Atsr ben gorFfuan.
gen bee aoams Sslans % balb, bic unbe-
binSts GrtisstunS pitfer Grausn unb Rin.
her ,u tswirlen.
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yNoS MIR periauaerf :

= has mir perlan9en. = Wir per-
lanssa unb 3war nit Nedt bab seioenoe
nit Dr. rAusn t. 8Sais's pa NJ
tnrss er 9rc p fen einen geriua
MAIDEN, ebe fie ii& bar& GnwenounS an'
eerer DIT IHaeliher Mittel Der. @eneiuns
entriden. Sit erbalten mir Briefe. welhe
lih mSrtlid folsenoermaben ausoraden:
6itte Id friber Su ben 5lmbur8er
Tropfen n,eiae 3ufudt ssncmneu. 10
Bltte meine Rrantbeit ieine Gcrtidritte
ssnia4t une ID pare bsute fpieeer sauns.
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Opctpr.@ eb i hren.

Die @sbiibren ber Dpctoren iinb elm
gesenltano, uOin sur 3eit iebr piele
Yerloneu interehirt iino. gSir 9lauben Der
@ae fiir BeIute 1T SO. mas eiuem Wanne
Der fiir elm Satr al Das Bett sefei1elt 1T,
uno zines tisliden OeIudes beoarf. lber
81, 900 oas Sabr fit Weoi,in uno @uf.
wartuns alleia folten wiiroe! llub eine ein'
sis, Tlalds bopfen Bitters. CUR redten
3sit senommen, wlroe $1,000 uno Elm
sanSes Sabr Srantbsit eripart babeu.--
Eb.
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Weuitaebter's % eut| d es

Neutaeb % euti d es
Rimbermeb ebr (paeootrcphine) 1T un'
bebinst oas bette Nabrunssmittel fir
Sauslinse uno tleine 8inoer uno liefert.
,pie iein 3meites vrdparat. pcllitinoisen
Grlas fir Muttermilh. Dieie Ibatiade
III ldnsa Soa Aer,tea unb Miittern aner'
iannt ; nidt nliaoer uuumf66li& III bic
Lbotlate. ba6 man burd ID eutf &es
Rinbermebl" bic 4leinen pdbreno Der
tei6en 3eit por Rnbr, Durdfaa a. I. 10.
isummer complaint) bemabrsn nnp &C.
lunb erbalten iann. Elm umitanb, ben aae
Ratter beber3isen iellten. Sn allen re-
ilonsunitte,s apctbsssa ~ babea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-11-01

- llsbeF bic @Nia&t esr Naifeu nut
btpI fnrimtnsn bst Usos Sspsf ole II
Ad6tltsitSrammsn tinmal als 9iss, bann
ale Nisotrlase pfr Nuifn (sin sweit.s
rlewna) bs3eiAnst mar, lag ais tlsr
amlli4er BsriAts, ,folssnet tsltarapeilAs
Dtptf6e 'sss Gsaeral aeasalla. SatlN ses
l6. Ssptsmber aus 8eufma. nor l. \ I'm
o. Stptsastsr Rttb tif totesf&obtme Co.
lsnnf bst WsUo. 9tps auf tine Arpet IN.
lablrseR Ittlss. unltrt Eruvpsn arilTtu
mtermals an, purbta dbtr NH 6se6em
gsrlua Surldssfalassa. glfbsn Qisaa.
asye tatteH BIZ Itttss Rarle gtrf@an,ua.
gen rriGttt. 81 Dsnail, wtlNts pcr
$4,000 Btwafnttsn telsbt mar, natmer
unfert 8ruppsn BE 0rpntbsftaiaana mad
eiatm ptrJwtiitlitn SDiberRaaDe. gDi,
ieusrtsn bann NIT swSlf WffAiben fed,
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wsldes f& iaR BIZ snnst Btv6lleruns mil
Dsibsrn unb Rinpsrn. mtbr ale 90, ,O0(
MealAta lurddsssusen bate. Die Nir
fang mar l&redliA !, @sianssne gebsn bel
0tsluf Der 9eltes auf msbrsrs Iaulsn
an. yla&mittdas trnsunttn unisre 1rup
pen ben Anerif nit psm Bajonnet un
natmsn ben dubtrsn Abbans bss tefsais
ten eassrs, wobei lit iaa tsi isbsm Shrii
auf aubnorssutli&f 5inesrnilIe fseea
Dir maltttn Del gtntru4 ber Duuleltei
| 3alt nnb Der dtinp Hot user Naat
Die gGn1lite grl&Grfuna Der 1ruppe
sststnserte bic gtrfoleuns. 7 llnisre gss
lufe martn bttrdhhih. Stebem Offjie.
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Gin unfsbltarcs Waittsl sesen Ca

= Gin unieblbarcs Wittel Sesen cas-
ialte ober Dedieliieber. sesen pas perni.
,ciSls uno ren,ittirenpe @agenfeber, pss
I5u sleider 3eit feline seiabrbrinsenoe Wle.
oicamente entbdlt, mar idcn ldnslt Elm
DeRoeratum. Sset madt 60 uns Der
sniissn mittbeilen su tlnnen, pas mir Elm
iolaes IN Or. 5. WilbSfrs anti. Ysrio.
bic or Sever unp Nsue Comic befeen.
Die @isentbimsr bater bic 3ufammen'
issuus cesIelben bstannt semaat uno BAR
mad entbilt es msoer Gbinin nod Nrie.
mic. IS 1T bel alien @pOtbeterm gu ba'
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Die Weaieru,,a BON Yaraauab

= Die Rssieruns BON YarusuaA bat
auf aue uuperbeiratbeten Ranner I'M al'
ter bon 25 bis so 5Sabren cine Sabres'
iteuer Don $5 ausseieet. nnperbeiratbete
Traueusperiouen seten iteuerfrei aus,
.oa bic bodpsbqSblide Stesieruns Der
Nnfat III, oab fie germ beiratbea warben,
menn Ge einen Mann betdmen. Die
Stsuer ioa sba,u oieneu. bic Wtanner 5upl
-Seiratten 3a bemessn, baruit Der Derluit
an &inmcbnern, welden baS t!eihe Yara.
guar burh rie lansen unb idredliden
Rdmpfe nit Bra1lien einerieits uno Der
arsentinif sSiepublit aubererieits srlit.
ten, balbnSslidit wisber aussesliden
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= Das Sntr 1881 III sin nterfmiirbi-
ses Satr: Bon Der einfen sar Ntdtsn
nne pom ntr ,aeAten 3ur eiufen lkfes
Id aStrlins |, Is biuipirt bard 9 sit6t
9 als anctisnt 81 bipibirt burA 8 gitbt
wi.eer 9 ais Quotient. Wfnn 1881
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tisnt; tpenn bipipirt bar& 81 10 tgtAalt
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plieirt, 70 entbalt has Vrcbuet 3pst 9sn.
uno 8 inb o.; s unb 4 linb 81 Dsna
bic 1s untsr bic 81 seffllt unb paan BIZ
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une puu Der Mtdtsn ,sr Rlnisn selslsa
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BON 81.