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The Convention, however, evidently fele
that it could not afford to vote down the
Parker resolution, aad SO it did the next
best thing, and emasculated it by striking
out the clause demanding permanent
tenure of office during good behavior. In
refusing to adopt this proposition of course
the significance Of the whole plank was
eliminated, for it is of the essence of civil
service reform that the tenure of Office
shall be made dependent upon good behav-
ior. There can be no reform so long as
removal from office for political reasons is
permitted, since there can be no re-
form until the service is elevated into i
career, and SO made capable of attracting
better class Of candidates. To say we are
in favor of reforming the civil service, but
are not in favor OF abolishing patronage,
is absurd and contradictory. The question
Of tenure CT office cannot be separated from
any practical scheme of reform, nor can
any scheme be regarded as sincere which
sets oat by rejecting that fundamental
requirement. 1t is impossible to achieve
better things while there is any uncer-
tainty about the tenure OF office. The
way to reform lies through destruction Of
the hold of the politicians upon the civil
service, and there is no other way. 1t
is true that the Republican Party has
not lived up to the declarations OF
1876, but it is evident that its leaders do
not believe the country is Indifferent to re-
form, or they would not have Thought ii
necessary to make a showing Of respect
for that issue. 1t is unfortunate that the
brave professions with which President
Hayes commenced his administration
should have been so belied by the actual
outcome but that failure has in no way
convinced the people that reform is not
needed, and they would assured!y have been
pleased to find that the Republican Ma
tional Convention was in harmony with
the spirit OF the age. No doubt it is very
difficult for professional politicians to pre-
tend liking for principles which strike at
the very foundations of their practice, but
unless it is 20 be admitted that the poli;i-
clans are so completely in control Of the
country as to be able to defy the popular
demands, it would seem necessary fer them
to defer somewhat more humbly to the
will of those whom they profess TO repre-
sent. Az it is, the Parker amendment has
only served to bring into stronger relief
the hostility which is still nourished
against any reform of the civil service,
and probably the best that can be said OF
the situation is that the Democrats may be
relied upon to do no better,
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Fires at Reno.

RENO, June 7th.-A fire was discovered
at 5 o'clock this morning in vacant house
Oil First street, which burned five small
dwellings, owned by Warrington Mrs. Hall.
Pechner and two by Talbot. Pechner is
burned out Cor the fourth time here. Talbot
was insured fer $500 in the Royal Canadian.
The total loss is about $1,000 Jacobs, a
tailor, lived in'one of Talbot's houses.
At noon the barn at Bishop Whitaker's
school mas hnrped
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A gentleman of Marysvillc keeps lot
OF goldfish, and recently three small cat
fish were secured and placed in the tank as
companions to the sunny little creatures.
The next morning it was discovered that
the catfish were all there, and somewhat
increased in size, but only seven of the
twelve goldfish that had been there were
visible.
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CARLIN, June 7th.-The following pas
sengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow Mrs. d. Walters
and family, Gibsonville, Cal; Miss B. Dow
Rose Sutro, Thad Flanagan, San Francisco !;
Dan Murphy, Halleck; j. Sevenoaks, San
Jose ; L. J. Terrell, Boston, Mass; 2. Vann
and wife, Indiana John Russell Young,
wife and daughter, New York City; L.
Strauss, San Jose; w. w. Lamar, New
York W. d. Cottrell, George Carlysle, San
Francisco Z. A. Wilson, Jacksonville, Fla;
George Monroe, Maine Bishop of New
Westminster Mrs. Sillitoe, New Westmin.
ster; Captain 3. Taylor, United States
Navy; 81 emigrant passengers, including Sc
males, to arrive in Sacramento June 9th.
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OAKLAxn Oh. April 5. Is!

OAKLAND (Call April ), 1889.
STANDARD SOAP COMPANY Gents: Some
two or three months ago, had boy about two
years old that had suffered for a year with a
severe eruption on the head and face, caused by
teething The child in such misery that it
would ,ften be awakened out of sleep by the
itching. He would then scratch his head and face
until the blood ran from the scabs. We tried every
thing VIC could fisd but nothing seemed to give any
permanent relief Until we tried PHOSPHATE SOAP.
Before we had used one cake, the chds head and
face were entirely healed, and there has been no
appearance of the disease since
CuAEI. KANE. No. LOIS kirkhaIn ST.
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.yury Discharset,-suotE,er Triu,

BAKERsFIELD, June 7th,-The jury in the
Botsford case were discharged at 10 A. NJ
without agreement. Ten were for conviction.
The next trial OF this case is postponed to the
third Monday in October.
The trial of z. L. Donnell, ex-Assessor, is
now proceeding. From . regular venire of
sixteen four jurymen were obtained. A spe-
cial venire of twenty-four is summoned for
10 A. NJ Tomorrow
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Another Lexee Broken.

STOCKTON, June 7th.-A report has come
to town that at 3 o'clock this morning a
break occurred on the upper division of Rob-
erts Island at Dangers ranch, caused by
high water from the melting snow. 1t is re-
ported to be twelve feet wide. The steamer
Herald left here this morning with barge.
it being the intention to dump the barge into
the break No serious loss is so far antici-
pated The lower division Of the island is
protected by cross levee.
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FoRT VERDE (Arinona), Dec. u, 1879.
TO TIE STANDARD SOAP COMPANY Gents:
Having received your box of PHOSPHATE SOAP,
and wing used only one cake of SOAP cut of the
three am happy say that it has completely u-ed
nv sore eyeiids, which caused by the alka dust
in Idaho Territory, in 1877 and have been
stree until used PHOSPHATE SOAP.
CORPORAL DENNIS BURKE,
Twelfth Infantry.
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FOR SALE. OR LEASE.
Grand Hotel Property

SITUATED on THE CoRNFR OF FRONT
and Streets Sacramento city. directly op.
poSite the steamboat landing, and the railroad
DEPOT The bsst Location in the city for hotel
and business property. VIII be sold low, with favor
able terms as to payments or leased for term Of
years at a low rental Inquire of CADWALApER 4
PARSONS, Nc. 81 J street, Sacramento; or s. T.
DEWEY, sos Pine street, Sar francisco. Ine2 SPIT
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yictorI0 and EFis ARaclcs Rongh oh
General Eia:c;i,

Tucson, June 7th.-A special to the Star
from Shakespeare says: Victoria and his
band have gone into the Blade Range, back
of Hillsboro. to recuperata and to prepare for
another raid down the Miernbre and San
Francisco valley. Squads Of Apaches from
his force are securing about the country,
stealing horses and preparing for the next
murderous descent upon the settlers. Mean
while General Hatch will probably, with his
customary prudential and strategetical skill,
reinove with his troops to place of safety,
from whence he can emerge. when Victoria
has concluded his rext series of atrocities, in
time to follow upon his trail at safe dis
tarca, capture such stock as Victoria leaves
by the way-side, and telegraph another glori-
Gus victory to the Eastern press and the War
Department. 1t is reported in Silver City
that Captain Parker and his Indian scouts
have portion of Victories command cor
rallied in the Florida Mountains. Parker and
his scents viii fight, as has been well demon
strated, especially if Hatch can be kept cut
Of lis way.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES To THE RECORD
UNION
CALIFORNIA.

Legality Of the McClnre Charter to be
Tested.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 7th.--The Board of
Supervisors this evening instructed the Judi
ciary and Finance Committees to employ
counsel and take steps TO test the legality of
the Mcclure charter, basipg action on the
refusal of the Board to redistrict the city into
wards, in accordance with the provisions of
the charter.
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MICHAEL KANE, No. 106s Kirkham st.

SAN FRANcIsco, November q, 1879
STANDARD SOAP C0MPANY-Gents: After
number OF trials of different Soaps, have learned
that the PHOSPHATE is certainly the very best for
shaving. thank you for its Introduction.
JAMES Z. ARTHUR.
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A disease, resembling the cholera, has
made its appearance in Tuscarora, New,
and a number of people are down with it.
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BORN.

Sacramento, May 25-wite OF A. J. Galligan. a
daughter.
Sacramento, June Wife of E B. Jennings, a
daughter.
Grass Valley, June 5-wiie Of Josiah Hodgers a
daughter.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.

MONDAY, June 18th.
T. A. HerIickson vs.. s. H. Smith ani interven-
oss-Motion for order allowing amended complaint
Of intervention granted.
Estate OF Hugh Molloy, dece ised-ucaring upon
settlement Of fius account continued to Juue It'll,
Charles Bell vs.. William Mitigate ct al.-S!otion to
STRIKE OFT portions o. complaint amended part.
In the matter OF the estate Of Seth r. Parsons
Letters oi administration issued to E. Z. Parsons
bond, $4,000 appraisers, John N. Hogy, F. a.
Smith and ". 3. Miller.
DExsoS Judge
Warren c. HeatOn VS.. Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
anee Company Deinurr,r to complaint sustained
twenty days 20 amend.
& IL swift ". r. II. Hubbard ct al-Motion 10
reax cost bill submitted and taken under advise
ment by the Court.
Robert Miller We. L. =. Chaadlcr Ell al Continued
and reset Tor July o. 1850.
j. McCauley vs.. f. Chiistcnsen-Case continued
and reset fox July -, lSS0.
Harvey Curtis, by guardian, vs.. c. II Gilman
Demurrer 20 complaint submitted and taken under
adylscment
CLARA L. Brown Us. p. d. Burbank Complaint
amended demurrer oyerruied ten DAYS TO plaintiff
to amend amended complaint.
William Mitigate, sr., vs.. George W. Hummer c.
al-Motioa t. show cause why I'M Junction should
not be dissolved gGed in part and continued until
70 day at r. -
Clar, Plunb vs. Eeni min X, PIumb-Decree OF
divorce granted plaintiff from defendant
Estate II Margaret kciser, deceased-F inal report
and account fled petition for distribution for
hearing June u, 1850, at 10 o'eicek 4. \.
CLARK. Judge.
The People vs. Ham c. Harrison et al Motion to
vacate judgment hereinbeiore catered continued till
next Monday.
Estate OF Mary Shaw, deceased Motion for sale
OF real estate continued.
Estate OF Casper Clark, dcccassd-Petition for or.
der OF sac Of ro-l estate granted.
Estate Of jacob Mcs-cu-er-l etters Of siulifistra-
ton to T. ". Messenger; boud, $500; notice 10
creditors ia REcORD-UNi0N.
Application of W. :. Eel for change OF name to
w .. Scott granted.
Estate Of Denn;s II. Duffy Petition OF Valentine
Husiey 30 correct description q properly heIetofo
conveyed sr lGted.
Il. $. Beals, administrator, We. FL ". Marlin
Demurrer TO complaint oyerruied zen days TO an,
swer.
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CAscA SAGRADA, or Sacred Bark, is the
great medicine which forms the basis of Ham
mer's Cascara Sagrada Bitters
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NuIcks:iYcr nzlne A.tpcI,cl.
NEVADA.

VALLEJO June 7th.-The ST. John quick
silver mine, near this town, has been attached
for wages due for labor.
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Quick Care for Poison Oak.

A few months ago an eminent physician who bad
tested the remarkable curative qualities OF PH0S.
PLATE SOAP for various skin diseases, expressed
his belief that it wonld be an excellent remedy for
Poison Oak It wss accordingly tested for this pur-
pose boy had bean badly poisoned as to be
confined to his bed for week, and had his hands all
covered with sores when he began to use PlI0S-
PHATE SOAP Within twenty .four hours he was
Greatly relieved and in few days entirely
cured of Poison Oak by the use of PHOSPHATE
SOAP.
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Men and women, young aud cid, who wish to keep
the skin healthy, soft natural and beautiful should
avoid common scars and buy nothing Cor toilet use
except PHOSPHATE SOAP. Ask your druggist
or grocer for it, and take nothing else
ap19 3p2Iu
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Being tie Entire Half Block. seventh and
Eighth, = aud G streets.

The mansion is stately brick and succeed build
ing built well above ground, and It's walls securely
guarded from penetrating moisture. Its frontage is
upon Seventh street looking westward, and II IS OF
a simple yet imposing style of architecture. with
deely recessed entrance, and broad and relieving
approach. The inassiveness of the manson is
broken by well chosen angles in the walls, which
able the occupant to command views east, west,
north and south and while the entire mansion
luXuriates IN plentiful foliage shelter it also daily
EXPOSES its walls to baths OF healthful sunshine.
The interior of the dwelling is, throughout finished
in the veIy best style of the builders art is mod
eled after chaste architectural designs, and the
main rooms and halls exhibit on wall and ceiling the
finest specimens of frescoing to be found in the
tire city, and probably upon the coast.
The ceiling ard wall moulding cornIces and cen
tiers are heavy vet graceful in design, and are ali
rich in finish of gold, rare tnts, and fine penclilng
producing effect at once imposing and restful TO
the eye. There is not room above the basement
floor which has not Its walls finished, paneied and
tinted in fresco, of more or less elegance and beau
Y. There is spacious drawing room with dress
ing chamber parlor finished in the height of art;
dining room of clpacicus dimensions; = broad
and beautiful conservatory, closets, pantres pro
vision rooms, servants dining roon and other
convenient rooms upon the main floor The ap-
proach to the upper floor is by an easy fight OF
stairs, broken by midway landing place. On this
upper floor are a superb alcove, frescoed and en-
belished bed.chambers, with southern and western
exposure two beautiful suits of chambers bath
room ; a childrens play room or sewing room
liren closets four handsome sleeping rooms; SER
wants rooms closets, presses, etc. In the basement
is generous kitchen, ample store room, billiard
room cool CELLAR wine room, spacious laundry,
pantry, wood house, and other needed rooms Every
one of these is admirably fitted with the best mod
appliances for gas and water, and all the furni
ture is of style in strict keeping with the eharac
ter of the apartments, whether drawing room cham
Der, or laundry
Ii the purchaser should deem it to be his interest
to buy it furnished, he could not in better taste, fit
the house in any respect.
The grounds embrace the largest hsndsomest,
and best kept and rooted private lawn in the Sacra
mento Valley
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THE problem of liyirsSin mslarial dis
trict is solved by using Hammers CGscara
Sagrada Bitters.
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HAMMERS Cascar. Sagrada gitters stilnu-
lstes G torpid liver.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE QUAIL.
fed Electors Of American School District, county
of Sacramento, State OF California that election
will be held on the 10Th DAY OF JUNE, a. d.
1850, at which will be submitted the question OF
voting a tax to build school-house. II will be
necessary to raise for this purpose the Of 5000
be Polls viii be open at Co1ch's Saloon tom
O'Clock +. NJ till O'Clock p "
c. A. EVERETT
GEORGE CONE,
J. " BABCOCB,
jus stu District School Trustees.
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AUGEEo III HE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE!
". }. s1EMONS IL co. ..Auctionecrs
VIII sell the following desirable residence property
at public auction on
FRIDAY, JUNE II 1880,

FRIDAY, JUNE II 1880,
At IL o'clock, at salesroom, No. 4l2 ] street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets, and we desire to
call the attention of parties desiring to secure
nice home for a small amount of money, in the
incest location in our city, as the property will
positively be sold without reserve: The property
known north half of west half Of Lot No. 4, II
snd l. Eleventh and Twelfth streets, being door
from corner of Eleventh. on II street. Lot is 4ox
100, with two-story house, with all the modern i'm
provements also, new barn, fences and sidewalks,
and everything pertaining tn the property is in fine
order and will positively be sold without reserve,
the owner is about TO depart from the State on
important business. House open for inspection.
Also, at same time and place, Lot T. II and I,
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, being 40x160,
with house, barn and other improv, ments thereon.
N. J. SIMMONS, Auctioneer, 4l2 street.
iuS-tI
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IL Is SEQ feet I'm length. the depth is n
whole block. end over 100 feet in W idih.

1t is interspersed with winding, wem walks,
sheltered arbor graceful statusry aud fountain jets
and contains some of the rarest and best growth of
the pine and evergreen family of trees, with the
magnolia fig, palm, aloe or century plant, peach,
plum, apricot and orange, with other varieties of
fruit and ornamental tropical and native trees and
scores of Towering shrubs, vines, trees, choice
garden plants, etc, too numerous to catalogue in
this place.
On the grounds is large brick stable and carriage
house. with grain bins, loft closet and harness apart
ments; large and dry COW yard; the best htted
and adapted poultry houses and yards; roomy
horse lot and shelter sheds tool and outhouses,
etc ,indeed all the necessary attachments TO such
mansion AID such grounds.
The above will be sold together or subdiyided to
suit purchasers
Also, all the Elegant and Costly Furniture OF the
above mansion, notice OF which will be given here
after.
House and Grounds win be open for inspection
after 10 A. NJ each day
TERMS AT SALE.
jug 1t d.. SIMMONS, Auct,oucer.
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0Oe000OoOooOo0O00G0OoOnoeoGO
SCRESS GOCDS!S
OOO0o1O0O00Oa o O0OOoOOO000o00
SILKS, HOSIERY,
Dor4HsEEC GOODS

1t costs you nothing to call, and where you can
gee the most and best for the money is the place to
buy. We make no idle brags, but mean business
as our stock must be reduced previous to our con-
templatSd change.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-12

Sabres. Sect erfabren wtr aud, warum
@oasaIes bie OppOiition f9on uor isinsm
&esieruussantritte fanb. gr sebSrt Der
Rir@snpartsi an, berisnisen 8artei, bis In
Merito ni@ts pom guIturtampf uiiien nil, !,
beBwesen iiebt i'm bte IiberaIe ga,tsi, bic
gartei Der Sreimaurer unb ltmifur,mdnnsr
ni9t germ sic m5dte, uie aue Rabis
Gale, ben RatbOIieismus in Wsrifo psr'
ni&ten unb nur sinen ber Sbrsn am &uber
isben. Oas III ber 9runb ber erbitterten
OppoittiOn sesen @onsaIes, ber wdbrenb
ieiner amts3eit nod man9en bartsn
StrauB nit bem gIsmente su bsifsbsn bas
ben wtrb. r
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Nasfdnotf&e Nuuof@au.

Die Isbsrnabme bss SanbsIsmi'
niitsriums bur9 gismard III Don ben 2ibss
raIsn ni9ts psniser ais freubis aufssnom.
men worbsu. DAP gismard bisies i@wsrs
amt su isinsn pisIsn anbern i9weren Mems
tern iibsrnommen bat, muB einsn wi9tissu
@runb babsu. Der piatise @runb, 10
iassn ii9 nit &sdt bic Ssrren, III far ben
aaHslsr WittsI.unb Wess Su fnbsn, bic
Stsusri5raube bss Wsitsren ansusisbsn.
Der 5ebIi9Ias ber neusn 8Ollssiesssbuns
bat sr ben SanbsIsminiifsru In bic Sdubs
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Tefesrapetf6e 9epef&en.
Oeuti6 6Ianb.

Uerltn, 4. Ou. @tner W(elDun9 Der
rgsatiouaI 8eituus" safoIse beabii@tist bic
&esieruns sesen bie SosiaIbemotraten tn
sewifen boIfeiuiiden Stdbten, namsniIid
aItona, Qttsnisn unb Wanbsbsd frense
WaBreseIu au trsifen, bersn Dur4fabruns
iebr i9wieris iein wirb, wsuu ni9t aud
dbnIi&e Rabnabmsu I'm 5amburs sstrof.
fen werben. Mit Gadf9t barauf Eat bie
&esieruns nit ben Samburssr Bsb0tben
l1ntetbanblunsen ansetnipft, obne bis iest
eruitli@en Bibsrifanb sefuuben ~ babsn.
BERLIN, 5. Oct. gs iii iest sewis,
boB @raf ct. 8allisr binnsn 6ursem als
frant6iif&er @efanbter bierber suridssbren
wirb. Wan bstra9tst biss ale gsueis ba,
iir, baB bic Besiebuusen swiidsn Srant..
reid unb Oeuii@Ianb 70 freunbidaftIide
wie isulaIs iinb. y
S@wei3.
Paris. 4. Oct SIN ct. goiibarb.
Gunnel ftnb 80 5ub Wausrwert untsr benz
Druid elmer unsebeuren SeIfenmaife, bic
iid uon bsm @eitsin bes 4erses losseISit
batte, einsebrO&en. Bier Weni9en pur.
ben sei0btst anb pieIs Osrwunbst. rg,F
9eut 7. OH. Der So,iaIiiisn Gon.
srsS pirb i'm nd4fsa Sabre in Grid
Rattinben. Die 6auptpereine ber Sosia,
Iiitsn in europa fnb miitsIs Saunbidrsiben
sur Tbeilnabme aufseforbert worbeu.
sa IS aus BEN 8atitan. @ h'a
Rom, s. Ottober. Der beilise StubI
bat nit Der abberufuus bes pdpiIi5sn
Runtius tn Yais sebrObt. faus bie Der.
orbnunsen sessn bic seiitIiden genOfsn'
i9aiten sur ausfibruns sebra9t werben.
2onbon, 9. DIT. Gin Bsri9tsrfat.
ter bes ,Stanbarb' teIssrapbirt aus @om /:
,Osr Yapft bat benz grsbii5of WeglOsfp
tn Rsw Yorf einen Goabiutor nit benz
See9t bsr Ra4foIss tsiteat, um benz gra'
bii9of bas gerIaiTen isinss sprsnssIs ,u
ermSsIi&sn. Der Yapf iif nit benz grss
bii9of unsufrisben, neil sr ii9 an Bar,
uell's gmpfans bstbeiIist Bat, unb bisis
llnsufriebenbeit wirb benz gra6ii9oi, psnu
sr mad ROm tommt. gu etsnnen ssssbsu
wsrbsu. (Das IL aussui9einIi@ sins
enthusiastically Fs.
Rew Oort, 8. Stt. Sisr unb In
paris bat ii@ nit einsm Anlase. Rapital
uon $50, ,oOO. 900 cine @si.ui@aft sum,
Hau bss Yanama. JeanaIs mad benz 2ei,
isps'i9en pIane ssbtlbet. Sie pirb b.,
panama, gilsnbabn antaufsn unb balb sir
AuIeben ppu 400 Riaionsu Sraues aul
ben Wartt brinser. N "
StaItsn. .,. +
@om, s. Oh. Der Saabminifer ar
beitet sin Runbi4reibsu an bie Ober
StaatsanwdIte aus uab br Winiffer bel
Snnsrsn ia NIT benz gntpurf zines ioI@e,
an bie prdfeetsn bsi9dftist. rporin bic &C
issli&en Hefimn,unsen In BstreH Der Sc
iuiten, wel&e siaen EbeiI bss auBsr an
weabuns sstonamsnen @eieses aber bi
lluterbradans ssiRIi9er Orbsn pom S0br
1878 biIbsn, ,oisber In &raft seisst wer
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