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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24

THE Beaufort Tribune one of the few
Democratic newspapers in South Carolina
which is given to truth-tcIling, has devoted
considerable space in its last two editions 10
disproye the wholesale charges made by q
yenul press against the Republicans of Beau-
fort County, and especially does it defend
Hon. ROBERT SMALLs, who fell victim to
the wiles Of JOE WOODRUFF and other con-
lessed thieves, who were granted immunity
by the South Carolina authorities OH the
sole condition that they should blncken the
characters of prominent South Carolina Re-
publicans. The Tribune contrasts the county
of Beaufort with other South Carolina
counties, and shows that notwithstanding
the fact that the colored population i'll that
county prepondcratcs over the white at the
rate of ten to one, yet that county is fti
more prosperous than any of her sister cOun-
ties. Her people are contented and happy
lawlessness is nowhere practiced within hel
confines, and the people are all busily en-
gagged in tilling the soil. How must the
average conciliator feel who recently ap
plauded the prosecutions of such prominent
! Republicans Us Hon. RoBERT S1IALI.s, nov
that Democratic newspaper in South Caro-
| lima freely confcsses that he has beer
wronged' and accOrds him credit fol-
having always exerted his influence in be
half of good government. While the aver.
age Democratic editor may persist in declar'
| ing that no prosperity can exist undcl
negro rule yet it remains for the Beau
! fort Tribune to disproye the charge and con
/ clusiyely show that the colofed county oi
Beaufort is the most prosperous Of al
! the South Carolina counties. The fac
/ is that whatever of prosperity is en-
iOyed by the South is directly traCeabl,
to the labor of the negro. Where the whites
have been in the majority they We're given
to raising rifle clubs and parading the
country in red shirts; but it appears that il
Beaufort County, where there were no Rec
Shirts or rifle clubs, the people pursued
their labor uninterrupted and have exhib
tied degree of prosperity which has Ee
ceiyed the hearty commentator of ut leas
one honest Democratic editor While th'
merchants and planters Of the upper SOutl
Carolina counties, including Charleston, art
failing by the thousands, the negro county
of Beaufort is making rapid strides to
ward prosperity and greatness.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24

of Americas most distinguished Gctors, will make
his first appearance for several yeAra in this city us
Ri, The ArkdHsrs 1rdrecr. In this and other char
Ucters that he has made peculiarly his own Mr.
Chanlrau shines without an equal. Mr. Chanfruu
will also appear during the week as Sllcm SCHddtf
In BouclCauts splendid drama of "Ihc
OClorOOn.' The interesting character OF
% tlt nI1 @ ~ 10 DC lte?eiteI, tne grea,neS3 Oh le
will doubtless result In rendering the engagement
one of the most brilliant Of the present season.
The plays To be given during the Chauiruu engage
mont will be produced with new and appropriate
scenery aud music and by cast selected from the
LesL of Mr. Emrl.s dTMmMlic CnmnMnLCS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24

Mr.. f. JOHN ELLIS was tho rash man
and not General BRAGG, who "spolce out
in meeting" on the Democratic side of
the House last Wednesday. He declared,
in effect, that the war for secession was the
logical result of the true inspirations of De-
mocrlcy. Every sensible man has known
this to be true; but Mr.. ELLIS is among the
few hoAest Democrats who have had the
courage to declare it in public. The declara-
tiOn should be handculfed to Mr. SINGLE
TOH's announcement of his continued devo-
tion to the Lost Cause when he said hi,
allegiance as citizen was first due to hi:
State government Verify, the Southern
Bourbous are showing their cloven foot.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24

II the private .?' kilograms which passed.
between political leaders during the cant
paign Of ls76 were really stolen, rs the
Democratic press has asserted, it Is rcason-
able to suppose that Gcueral BES BuTLtR's
innocent exposure of the fact that they arc
in his possession was in the nature of the
result Of quickened conscience. Alter his
argument the other day to the eject that
the private rights of private citizens must
be respected, 1t is fair to presume that he
now feels the pangs Of deep rcmorso at be-
ing compelled to confess the violation OF
those rights by him which il seems he j.
guilty Of as the receiver Of stolen goods.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24
wAsHINaroN. JANUARY q. ls7a.

OUR morning cotemporary is quite correct
in its declaration that the Posi-erior "is
" about AS near rs THE REPUBLICAN ever
gets toy it. But we hardly expected this
confession from it of the efficient reaching
capacity Of our rhetorical boot
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24

A BETTER illustration of the difference
between the average Democrat of the South
aud his average fellow-p partisan of the North
could not be found than that presented in
the contest in the House between General
BRAGG, Of Wisconsin, and General CHAL-
AIERs, of Mississippi They are both ex-
soldiers and ex-brigadiers, the former of the
Union, aud the latter of the Confederate
army aud now that they have crossed
swords in parliamentary dobate it is dis
covered that thcyare as wide apart in times
OF peace as they were during the late war.
Democracy and Unionism do not go hand
ia hand In the South, AMI when an intelli-
geat Northern Democrat like General BRAGG
follow the logical outcome Of his political
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24

Is IT true that General BUTGER had for
gotten that he had in his possession q large
number of cipher dispatches until his men,
ory was refreshed by one of his committee :?
II not why were they not presented to the
committee at an earlier period? General
BUTLER has right to answer these inter-
rogatores, though he is not compelled to do
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24

The unvarying excellence Of the programme at
the Comique is the of tho great popularity of
that resort. Those who patrouize the Comique.
aud their number is great always sure to attain
there the full satisfaction Of their desire for enter.
predecessors, is made up of the best selections
from the ample repatoireS Of the different perform.
ers engaged In It's presentation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24

Ben BUTLER continues his supremacy as
the great political detective of the day.
The cipher kilograms of 1916 turn up in his
possession in the most mysterious and un-
accountable mauner but the discovery is
so Characteristic of the man that no Que is
astonished The only curiosity is regard.
ing what he has mol got slowed away among
his detective archives.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24

The indications are that the pet scheme
for abolishing the Government Printing
Office and letting the work by contract
a measure which our private interests would
heartily approve, while n sense of what is
for public interest would condemns likely
to come to grief Mr.. FINLEY has submitted
report in reference to the pending ilivesti-
CATION, recommending the abolition of the
Government Printing Office, and that the
public printing be let out by contract to
the lowest bidder. Only three members of
the committee favored this feature of the
report,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24

GENERAL BRAGG, of Wisconsin, having
won an enviahle record during the war
among the conquerers of the Bourbon de-
mocracy on many q well-fought battlefield,
does not propose now to become the sup
plant tool of the same party in the more
peaceable, though hardly less important
contests parliamentary and political war.
fare
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24
National Theatre-"pIplomaey."

The Warde & Barrymore combination continues
its representations Of Diplomacy" Company and
play present an ensemble of excellence rarely wit
messed IN the capital. Our puy-goers are thus af-
iorded the unusual opportunity Of enjoying rep
Tesentation wherein the excellence OF the play is
so well supplemented by the talent and experience
of its impersonators. The unvarying verdict OF
approval Of the most critical among those who have
visited the National during the present week attcsts
the truth of our assertion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24

CONGRESS swithin the last thirty days OF
the close of the session, and yet it moves on
with snail's pace that would indicate it's
continuance until June. 1t looks now very
much as if the majority of the House desire
an extra session, and are determined TO make
it necessary. The recoil of an extra session
gun is usually very damaging to those who
serve it at the breech.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24
Ford's Opera-House--"Caste"- Th,iian
Club.

Caste" will begin this evening by the Thalian
Club as the inaugural entertainment of their sea-
son of 1879. The following cast for The perform
ance Is announced George DaifOy, Mr.. H. T. Smith,
Captain HdutrGe, Mr.. L. j. olds Eccies Mr. l. Kim
bull, lr. sam Gcrrtdge. Mr. ]. r. Gsburne; Diron
MI. w. Charles MdrQuisc .de,S. Hdttr Mrs. Jennie
True; Esther Miss Minnie Frye Polly, Miss Carrie
BlOss Stage manager. Mr.. Il. x. Sailer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24

afiiliation with Che Southern Bourbous he is
certain tc find that his personal indcpend-
cnce and his patriotism are In danger Of
being outraged
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24
"Ghe victory Hath Won"

"fhe victory Hath Won"
Yes give NJ q Cameron,
rcnnsyvinias true sons.
Who fought the good light
The victory hath won.
5,Gunch patriots are they
The nations brave guard.
Who ihglr duty obey.
And keep sacred their word.
We elan VI fRlr Scotland,
Your SONS have been brave;
rllncamer0n viii nrmly stand.
IlancamerOn viii rave.
Then rally, then rally,
Friend, Of the free
Der hilltop and valley
shout tamerOn-i0r aye
lie has won !-shout Camerou--for aye
Ills foes have been yanquishod, aud he from th
lmy
Returns, ~ COuquCtor may
shout Shout Ia the face Of his foes
Shout Cameron for aye
ANNE ELLIS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24

THERE are between $150,O00,OO0 aud
Sl15,Oo0,0OO in gold of the peoples money,
for which they have been taxed for resump-
tion purposes, in the Treasury. The peo-
pie do not want gold, and are paying more
into tile Treasury than they are drawing
out. Why not return S5O,OO0,OOO of their
money to the people by way of payment of
arrearages of pensions? Pay out the silver
dollars that have accumulated in this way
to pensioners, aud thereby make fair
test of the question whether the people
wish them as circulating medium or not.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24

EXACTLY why General Ben BUTLER
should hesitate now to publicly expose all
the cipher kilograms of 1876 in his posses
sion would puzzle anyone who expected
the least bit of consistency from ths re-
ceiver of these alleged stolen goods. Last
summer, when the caprice seized him, or
his personal or political purposes were to
lie served thereby, he did not hesitate to
drag out and parade before the POTTER
Committee certain kilograms which, it was
supposed, related to the manipulations of
Louisiana affairs by Republicans
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24
B r Y "A NJ
ELECTRIC BELTS.
A sELEcURE, WITHOUT MEDICINE
For all Diseases Arising From "A
EOss OF Vital Force.

Dyspepsia, Paralysis, Rheumatism, EpiIep-
sy, Hysteria, Weak Lungs, Nervous Debility,
Weakness, Kidney Complaints, Impotency,
and Physical Prostration.
This Improve ment IN electric appliances embraces
the effective properties of older Inventions without
requiring vinegar or other liquid 10 excite action
The metals in this belt nicely adjusted that the
heat an moisture of The body Is sufficient to evolve
the current Of Electricity. They enCirce the body
with Electric aud Magnetic influence, restore the
Nervous and Dpblltatcd, and impart New Life and
Strength 10 the waning organism.
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE or NEW YORK
has ths year awarded DIPLOMA FOR THIS IN.
NENTlON ater having been thoroughly examined
and tested by the eminent Physicians and ElCclri-
the Institution. some OF the most eminent physi.
clans of the city have certified TO the merits OF This
Therapeutic agent.
IWenty.third street, ~ have uted Brynn's Elect Tic
Noltaic Belts with very decided benefit. III all cases
where continued action Is required they give very de
cdcd satisfaction, Their construction is thoroughly
scientific aud physicians will find them Of great aid
Ia that resist every other form OF treatment.
"EGBEHr GUERNSEY, NJ. d."
JOSEPH SAUNDERS says; My disease, nervous
debility, and all its horrors untitled me for business
society, domestic life. Your belt has proved a SOW
erelgn balm anu ehecled perfect cure"
For illustrated pamphlets address
II. VI. MALOY,
2O5 East Fourteenth 81, NOw York City,
Unpl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24
Odd.FeIlnws Hnn--The NIidgets.

These interesting manikns continue their re.
ceptons to the wonder and delight of their crowds
Of visitors. Other dwHrfs whose dlminntive pro.
portions have aStouishCd the wondcr-loying world
stand with 'the Mdgets' CULVER with the Lii
lcputians. Go ana see them before their departure
deprlves you Of the opportunity. This afternoon
their lcyCe commences at two o'clock and this
evening at seven o'clock.
THE name aud iume of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
are known throughout the land, and everywhere il
Is relied upon Ns he specific for coughs and colds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. BosWoRTH, SlS L STREET y. W, IS THE
~ most skillful and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city. All nervous aud chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases special
ty Refers to Senators ID. W. VOORHEES,, Indiana; j.
u Patterson, :. G.; Samuel Norment, Washington, ID.
C., and Otlerr, Consultation free. nOltly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24
WANTED
FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT-NEW PRESS BRICK FRONT
IL house, i7xJO three stories high No. i.G Ninth
STREET lrthwest containing nice store room aud
good cellar. The upper wo stories for dwelling con-
venlently arranged Inquire at ~ Ninth street
northwest. anSlf
ENOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
n property for rent JOHN SH EnMAN & Co,
Jy3l-ly 81 Cloud Buldng.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-24
. r A N IT'S T
FOR RENT.

lhe tleehnt residences on East Capitol street, Qua
square from the Capitol grounds. known as Grants
Row, having been restored TO my possession by the
supreme Court of ttho District now offer them for
rent to iirstclass tenants only Tor terra of three
Years,
This Is the finest block OF dwelling houses in WASH
ngtOn, having cost SJrDDJ each house CUntan-
ing fifteen rooms three bath rooms. and MI the mod
ern Improvements.
bellished with srtbberN, fountains, &c large and
we'll arranged sable Is attached 10 each house.
This ls nn uDequaled opportunity TO iiTst-
class dwelling at low rent
Application may bo made at 2iS a. street southeast
or at 2l3 East Capitol street
sepZ3tf A. GRANT.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-26

@sFdt. Sd bate es ME 70 lan3s unit
beutlid Dor mir estabt; aber es tannte
bura bas forsfaltlsfe @tubium nur nod
ssuinnen. 60 bate nod iene blu6enee
BARTLETT, bic mad einer I6erftancenen
iapsren Grfrantuna etn iunsts @si7dt 70
rsi3snb gu MAIDEN pfsst !; alle 5ormsa iiao
feiner, unb bas Spal bat fd no1 ni&i
eans pi.ter eeruntet. Nttr es iheint
bann ein reinsrss, fIbsres Blut bird BIZ
Mpern au Fisben, bic Musen ba6en enen
@lan,, wie wenn bic Qebene Tan,ne nit
tinem frildsn Dodt ansesinoet mare -
psr,eitsn Gle bies unbetolfene @leidnib
- turs, man brauht niht psrlisbt 3u lein,
um sin foldes Menldenantltb lisbenswir.
big ~ ftnbsn unb zine @ebniudt ,u per-
iparsn, 70 frti&e eippeu ,u tafsn.
llnb nun aa' e,sier Susenorei, nod er-
tSst burh BEN l&arfen 1essnias gu elmer
ttefsn @hwermutb, bic jsst bic ausen
iiber1hattste unb ben rptten Muno leltfam
sulammenprebts! SD erlhrat. mie i'd bies
fen Musbrud temsrtts. Der tbrsn 3Is.n
icn(t 70 fremb war. @stt mann mar bieie
gerwanbluns nit ibr poressansen Wer
bate fIe auf ptm @ewi7en Die @utter.
bic 70 sitis unb ianit aus ben Nusen fab +?
Obsr - isnsr pe,babte Beluh pen ses
Rtrn, Der Fd batte eetulo.n lcQen unb
Sistlei&t ni6t LANCER 9ebulben wcllte
Sd mar NIT meinem 9srumratbsn nod
nttt wrii eebteten, als bas @efdd1t, sas
Rt in bus edSd,sn s.fibrt, fdsn tesnoet
ldteu. Der 5anbler iprad nit itr; .otne
cine Miens au ptr3iettn. tnb.m er auf bic
ein5sInsn Shmudaade ttnseiste. Sd
iab. ME sr. auf cine Grase. bic lie tbat, bic
Mdlela sudts, abermals auf bsm Idfeldtn
3atlsn lnrisb uno oann tpabriheinliG
iein lsbtss @etot madts. STR @ei&t
mar sana In vurpur setauGt; pann ater
erblabts Is, unb ae natm, Obne nod elm.
nal Ole Qippen ju S1nen, zines nsr. tleinen
Saael&su aoh BEN anpsren, um 60 in bic
9&aAtel suriid,uleaen. Damn neiste 1e
taum merflih, NIT liner fol3sn @eberbe,
als ub Fe &roniuwtlen bassntriiae ben
&opf gegsn ben @plo(dmise unb psrlise
rafh een Qaben.
Hrsishans fptst.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-26
: eT a ..

- MaN alaati zen Mann ausssfunsen
au tdbsn, tss ben @btriT Beat BON Bra.
aoria Gounty NIT BEN Iobt bebrobte, penn
er isin @mt midt wispsrlsst. Bsau's
Dotnuns ,piro aQndhtlih BON ,wei poli.
siifen une mtbrersn 8lrsern tswadt, UNI
tie straiSe Nusfabruns Der Drobuns ,u
Ssrtinbern uno BsaQ's 9eet1 3s f&aben.
: anf benz @arit in 4ouiicn babsn
GaIfrmelonen ibr grldsinen semadt.
- Mm 23. Ntsnos ais SUIT @amble,
sin eeibaaubefbtr pom Wbitesboru, iiter
elm leeres Bausrunrtad lIoltd pun Wain.
fraBs in Saerman sins, YIres Ella saue
arf itn sSstftlsrl. Dis Jsassl seriamet.
isrie ftine Yfsiie unb er srbislt cine ,em.
lid ssidbrliAe Ounbe obsrealb Dem Muas.
Der Mttentdtsr III niat entbsdt mpresn.
= gnt!ans Dem His Granbs mtrp SIC.
ssg asrNnIfr Per Glse IL isbs aieosia
uab aqe greets Rap anssstruaa:,.
= Der areee 'GifeHtabnunte,nebme
9assl, be parbonnet 1T am 90. in Sou.
ltcu auf einen ron benz Nrieoensridter
Yreibear ausSeltelten YsrbaitSbeisbl bin,
bon benz Sberif 9tobte Islia:Hommen
uuo pa er bic ssrlaaSse VirsIbait scn
$4,000 ni4t ffsllen tcunte, ins @sfinsnib
ubsefiiart woroen. Die Nuflase lautet
auf 9rlansuns scn $4o0 inter fall1en
Wc,ipieOeiaaSen. Die betreiienDsn $500
wuroen slpar sOn Yeter Tlod tesatlt,
aber trosocm wirp bic l,ntsriAAuas bes
aallss poransetea. Mah bait ben oiel.
Btlpaenehen Baron ieBt fiji eine lebr
mYteriSls YeriSlidfsit.
= 8ersansenen Sonntas fauo in
Borne Inter ,ablreider 8:tbeilissng eas
iStr5ite Sdulsieaic isatt, Der @sians
aeIsia battle iiA einsefunoen nno gas
einise sieper sum geltsn. = Marie Ste.
pban I'M 6auie tes Or. albini sine
Ntenos ipdt init elmer 3erofinoaampe il
ibr 3immer. Sic beieltiste bic &anSpe
cberbslb ibrem 4eljer, IN nel9em lie lid
| ia f9aifen matbt. babei muB lie nit
bem Sauptbaar ber 5lamme ;u nabe ss-
fpmnten iein, benn balo brannte -ba0elb,
lidterleb unp bic san,eu Slsipsr ftanser
in Tlammen, ebe auf ibre SilferuIe bic
Bewchnsr pes 6auies berbeisilen fOnnten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-26

serufen uno srbielt Johann nod cline Niise.
De GaRlanac usrlanate tierauf pon @a.
blst auttidruns ater bic 8s3sidnuna
ufdanblid", bic @oblet nit Bs3ug aui
@a1asnacs @rtitsl sebrauht batts. Ga.
blet ermieerte, Bag ibm Biz ablht, ga1.
iasuae gu beieieissn, fera sslsssn babe.
9ebterer beRane iseod auf sine nabere
Grtlaruns unp forberts @otlet gum Dusu.
Gr rpu:be CUR Orbnuns serufen unb
rablte ipdter feline 9etunoantsn. .-Yrdg>
rent 0repY bat piebernm 400 Rpmmunt.
fsen beenaoist.
= Der 81 paris taesnbe internationale
Ganalfonsreb bat elm Subfomite ernannt,
wrlaes iiter ben plan, Den S[bmus 3u
bur&ffe4en, anfatt Sunnsl Su boAren, be.
ratben fol-.
= Ben Der Rapaabt wire semslbst, eaB
Der Wormari& in oas 3uIustbist in eini.
Gen 1asen Beginner fuu. Gol. Wurb
miro bic Sfenlipe ersrsifen, lotalb 9orb
gbelmsfoso in &ambula 5ta ansetcmmen
III.
= Der eriie giespraTosnt bss teutltten
Aeidstusss Baron BON @taufsnbsrs bat
relisairt uno 6err Jranfen(tein, ultra.
mcntan. III ermdblt woroen.
= Die britti1de @egieruna bat bic ae.
ridtlide gerfoIsuns Der Dirsttoren Der
Welt England uno Siio Wa!ss 8ant In
BriRol anseoronet, neil lIs In i9ren iaSr.
liasn 9srthttn fallae ausatsn semadt
baben.
= Der Raiifr tat bas llrttell bes ,ur
untsriu@ung iibsr ben rntersans bes
!" 9rabtr RurfarR" etnselsbten &risssse.
ridtts umseffobsn unb elm nsuss &riessse.
riot unter benz prafoium pes General
poebielsfi ernannt.
= Der beutlde GpnIul Gilsnitud In
Nicaragua bat bic tbm pom bteler Republtt
Sfsaelte entf&doisuns son $50. 1000 gu
milbtbdtisen 3rsden peryanbt.
SipneY. Der 8atb bat bi. bonn
vttntitfrium einsebraate glq CUR 9t.
itrantuns Der MISUNDERSTANDING ttat.
ta&lift suriidsewieien, inbsm sr bic 3weite
stluns eerielben um feds Monate per.
idob. - Die golontalausatlluns Lamb.
wirtbfhaftlider @egen1dnbe mar In Jplae
Der bssoritttenoen WsltausReauns per.
ba'tnibmabts elm mblunsenes unterneb.
men. aOie Neutrality-suspicious. i3nb be.
retis unttr Dad, unb es Fnp aud ihon
ein'se neutrality-suspicious. aus Os.
asrrsidb unp Californian sinsstrofsn.
= Diemard bat bem Bunotsratte ei.
nen SoridblaB sur Grnennuns elmer Com.
mil'en untsrbrsitst, wslae einsn @eleb.
tntpurf sur Nssultruns bes Gi1tntabnly.
Items ausarbeiten fol. Die prtueifds
bat einen gntmurt als Ba7s
fl'r bic Serattuusen Der Gommilfcn aus.
eearbsitst. Differ be,i.St fA auf Die
einisBung elmer tailsrli1en Gilsntatn.
tommiiEcs unb elmer @srihtsperwaltuna
um In Gtrsitis!sissialIen in Bs,us auf bte
Otrsttlon BON gtlenbabnsn gu enlldeiosn.
Die ,, ,1Srfen3ettune" fast, Die ginfelluns
eer Sllbsrsfrtanfe let tin3is unp alsin
0sm nteertstn preiie 3u3uihreibsa, ,sslhsr
Der 0ssisruns sinen gsrluR son Is Yso.
GENT pemsfatt. a.
- Die Bauten aul RStner Dom mug.
Ten tn. tsrisen Winter fiinf Nlonate aus.
9e,eet merben. DaS Sabr 1880 wirt
oennod, $50 SABRE nah Der @runoitein.
le8uns. bas 6elt Der eabli9sa S3clleu.
ouns bee srsbseH Denfmals Der mittel.
alterlid,en eeutlten Bautunlt brinsen.