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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
MON DAY.

phedix IS erecting another aourins mill lee cream ,,as the fsvorite dish At the Cab inet yesterday.
 &m. White, of Williamson valley, is ir town to-day.
 Package a: W. F. N Cos express office for T. n. saunders
 Jnn Stewart T, again in town looking after the !n.erys,s oi Gi'mer. salisbury N C.. s stage lne.
 Sunny. Io~,'-. charming. delightful. cy- cellen;. he.u,t-, weather this. Bring back our dictionary
 Tho In. a -.,t-z are enthusiastic ever the performances If Fg-t Taylor. the Ui-- arI. 'n th,r c.'..
 Nr. Pine. of L.r.- Granite Crock ,Hc ilt edge nayt.I #tu. r..~ lu ,a"Hthi> morn: ing dIepo7lu- ni a., wares
 \ couple .f teams fn,n ~ait River Were ,lriyen through town to-day with a number pi extra .Ars- dnc looking horses
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

Mir. T. W. Otis. our efficient and most gentlem.nly postmaster, informs us that soon the arrival of our California mail wlll ho a r. m. instead of late in the evening. as at present, after which time he wiil open the poStati,e for a short time every Sunday at- tcIueou. NIth the change oi the arrival of uur C,Iii mia mails to a much earlier hour. a convenience presents itself which viii be rccHguiz-i ly o1r business men. from the .a-t that they will ha enabled ta answer car- resi,ul,uce by t.e next outgoing mail.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
THE GREAT ENaiIsa aEMEpY

Isa overriding Cure for Nervous D bll,ty, Yits li-y. seminal Sea kEess -perME-or. nts5- Lost Man hood ,iInpCteEeg. Paraly sis aud sll the tern ie effects of Seli-Ablse. yOuthfUj fciies, x r1cl-sseS lu Msturar years,
 such Gs loss Of Memory, iassituir, NoStnrusl Enlis- si,n, Aversion te Society. Dllaess of Vision, Noises in the Hsaf; the vital fluid
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29
SAN FRANCISCO.
DR. SPINNEY Y, NO. II kEARNEY STREET, Treats all Chronic and Special
 Diseases.
Young Men

WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FFOH THE EFFECTS of youthful folie- or udiscretion win do well avail tneI-ey-s of tis, the laid at ths altar cf suffering EumaGity. DIX. SPINSEY TiI guarantee 10 forfeit S5e every Of seminal weakness priyare di-easa Of any kd or character which he undertake aud fs'is ta cure
 MID LE AGE MEN.
 There are many a. The of tfriy sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of te bad1er Often accompanied by s-ight srl1r-tng or burning sensation, and weakness of the syst ir uaurer the patient cannot account for On examining uri- nAry cep fsits roFy sstnleut uiI ofte be- .Ound aud sometimes small particles of alolnen E appear tne color will be of thin niii-a hue. again changing To da-E snt torpid sppearzuce. IneFe many who dle 0f ilis difficulty ignorant ot the cause, wlieh ts tle second stage Of semiLa- -faknrss. D. S. wll guaraIiieea rIect cur f all sch cass and healthy restoration of tlH geuiro-rrlnary organs.
 r. B. To private dl-ea7eS of saurt standiEg, f1I course of medicines, sufficient cUse, with all strctl"s, VI be sent t5 any alres receipt Uf Sl. OFFICE HoCRs - lo % 4 and !. sundays f oIa lo 70 II Consultation free. Thorough eX2Ein5tion and advice $. Csll adire->.
 BE;- SPINAFY [. co
 No. ll Kesfu-y St., San Francisco
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

The papers of Central Arizona speak in glowing terms of the rapid advance of the Atlantic and Pacific road. Work will soon be in progress within the Arizona line. Bituminous coal has been found at several points along the.rout The Prescott Miner serves notice on San Francisco that with the advent of the new road, Eastern competition will begin in earnest, and that low prices will win. Our merchants understand that, and will be ready to compete. IS. F. Alta
 Very true, but there Is such a thing as hanging onto high prices too long ED. MINER
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

The New York public reaches the con clusion that heavy imports of gold are prob able Ill the near future, passing this on the fact that the balance between exports and imports of merchandise for the first two months of the year is more favorable to the United States by S32, 519, ,334 than for the first two months of 1880 The London Economist of March I2th says that exports of gold to this country are not anticipated in London, but admits that a country which has taken s1J0, coo, GOO in the past two years may repeat its drain of gold next fall.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

N,,,ss. A,kers N Smith. in accordance with law. G..J .tgie haul n the sum oi Sl.- Ceo to-day. m tho County Recorders office, v1;h Ge,. W. Gurus and l., WoIenbory as thor haadsUen. tp adhere str:ctly to the upni,.ou- a. a late act. t' hutcherI- bas- ir,,s. The Law requires all persons du.1g b,lSin >~ as h-,.h,rs tp keep the h.d,s ten a.ts. weight uf I..f. e-c. Outsiders who L..l cst..e ag. r.ar.--i r1 keep all hides f.r a %. .'Tea .t twenty days. subject ro tIc u- ~I...r.u .f s-- F.- tH.Ure Ca comply wi,a t.s '..s ..' ...f-..~ ar. ..... .sta fine ma suat u.. ..-, -.aa s.t aag Lsse lalu SltJ1. vlsf -.9-l~.uu.
 FresA green vegetable, arc p'eucfu! i1 .--- ---------- --- ------------ --L-- ----.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-04-29

passing Gnobservedn the uriDe. and man, other d4s eases that lead to in sanity and death
 DR. MINTIE V nl agree to forfeit s500 for of this kind the Vital Restorative lunder his special advice and treatment will no5 cure, for anything impure injurious found in it. Dr. Jinte treaes al Private Diseases successfully without mercury. Con suation free. Th0rOugh examination and advice in- cuding analysis of urine s. Price of Vital tive, @ bottle, four times the quantity, St0; sent to any address upcp receipt Of pr ee c. O. h. cure from observation and in prIvAte if deslTel
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17

Ressris esSEcce-sfu, dana il, ties in 'Orrzfs-
by O0nsy Since 1885,.

Tho fo,Iovino ie q coronle4e record of the nolit
io.1 strrao1oo i, Ormshv conniv sincn IFS frs t
,, ttfo, - h, ,oa, VOW, c.rr,,I oo,,,
'is''ii'Ns''ioii. 1t mas oee wy 'lS c'
piled and Will be found OF value 10 everybody as
q ready reference and interesting to those who
took active part in the struggles of the past
twenty years It will subsequently appear in
Thompson & Vests History CT Nevada, and if
tlo Io ,,,, orrors tho appp., will foo, ,,n6ar
y. ''i' , -, 44 49,, .I1t
make corrections:
FIRST OFFICERS OF ofs'.sisi COUNTY ApF'i MED
BY TIRE bAhtt1lFf.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17

~Tbe gentlemen elected to the Senate and
Assembly were chosen under the old COnSttu-
ton and as the new adopted at this
time, none of them could serve under it in
the capacity for which they chosen. This
necessitated another election to fill these offices
on the following Sth of November. ,
fThe vote for Prosecuting Attorney is included
in the count for District Attorney.
tResgned December 1856. Butler Ives was
appointed Ives did not qualify and Richard A.
Chase appointed, February s, 1856 and again
June 5, 1866.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17
ELECTION OF NoyEMBEG +, 1866.

#Theo d Edwards elected for the long
term ana &. II Nedcr Tor the short term.
iRcSigncd November 10, lSGS. O. II. Parker
appointed
tkillcd in the discharge Of his duty. \. "
Nightingale appointed December 10, 1867 Night
ingill resigned September :, 1868, ana T. J. Ed
wards was appointed.
@i'c~isned. II. Ii. Bcncc appointed September
2 1857.
pointed \ pril 10
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17

There were eight other candidates for County
Commissioners that received from one TO 10
votes. Justices OF the Peace and COnsiables we're
also elected st this time, there being fourteen
candidates 1or the latter position.
The Clerk eX-O(licio county Auditor.
July s. 1862, Geo. W. Hopkins Was chosen to fill
the position OF County Commissioner in place OF
Smith, who had removed from the county
Hopkins had been appointed by tAc Governor on
the previous May 3lHt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17

Candi- Total

*Resigned. T. D. Edwards appointed October
:, 1866. Edwards resigned February ~ 66t. Thos.
L. Hayt:on appointed
fisesigued July J, 1864. 3. f. Small appointed
!Rpsgneu December 10, 1865. samuel iupley
was apnointeu Ripley did not serve and Hazard
Webster was appointed January = 1854 Webster
did not qualify and +. y. Whitman was appoint
ed March y. 1851. Whitman resigned anu -. z.
Jones was appointed July l. 1861.
j. Z. Mason and H. +. Rice were appointed
County commissioners March i, 1871.
No record was made OF the election held Jan
uary -, 1854.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17
ELECTION OF sEPTElsBEE 5, 1867.

MAY L. !Sa3-Sanrlel Il. Wright appointed in
place OF curry, deceased. MiiSut res, Sli%u JutN
.SiE to become Probate Judge, and s>iiaS taUi-
kinS was appointed.
fRcsig ned April H. 1853. II. II Bencc appointed.
IitemOVeu on account OF negligence IN Office.
:. i5uckiug h:In appointed July t. 1854.
JRcSi:5 med June - SGi, and was succeeded by
4. c. Knox. May 10 Knox resigned and Cil;4>
L. Anderson was appointed.
5The commissioners drew terms Of Office
Waltz three years, Jones two years and Sander
son one year. Jones removed from the Stale and
john TarbeH was appointed january .. 1875
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17

Presidential Electors-K republican, sf4 votes
SIS. oo
Constitutional Convention-For,S s; against, 1895.
constitutional amendment For, ooo; against l.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17

samuel D. King, Jr, appointed vice s. D. King
der9aiseG-
+Ohice vacated for nor-:csidence June l, 1874.
Alexander Mitchell appointed
ftailcd TO qualify. John B. Meder appointed
pecem Der i3, 1878.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17

The fool killer has sadly neglected
his business at Los Angeles. A fool
who needed killing very badly, on April
first caused circulars to be distributed
in that city, with the following heading:
ssThe last chapter! I. NJ. kalioch AS
sassinated II. NJ. de Young his muir
derer! De Young hanged by Il nob!"
After describing those scenes, the cir
cular told about the destruction OF the
Chronicle Office, the organization OF a
Vigilance Committee and the prostra
ton Of old man KalIock by grief. NJ.
H. De Young and wife arrived in Los
Angeles that same day. and young
Kal!ocb was in Sonora. The Los Angeles
Comm 'ciuj says. that the fool is likely
to be prosecuted for malicious libel.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17
ELEcrl0H OF NOVEMBER 5, 1874.
ELECTION OF NOVEMBER 7, 1876

*Failed to qualify. II. H. Bence appointed
January Il, 1917
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17
ELECTION OF NOVEMBER 5, 1865.

Presidential Electors Republican, see vote
Democratic, All votes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17

The Stockton Herald objects to editors
copying deep articles from the encyelo-
pedias and passing them off as original.
This trick never fools anybody, as the
difference between the style and Eng
lish Of stolen matter when compared
with the original efforts of the editor is
always sufficiently marked to make the
steal apparent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17

A WORD OF CAUTION.-The AIDE
laide (Australia) Punch tells the follow
ing story: "a lady friend who had
lately arrived in the coloney 1--WE speak
of twenty years ago. was walking
through timbered paddock near town,
when from high in the air she heard
hoarse voice, 'Missus! Missus.' Terri
fed beyond measure, she scarcely dared
move, but at length mastering courage
she looked aloft, when her discomp0-
sure was complete, for perched on
lofty limb sat q noble savage decidedly
SHINY attired. The sable warrior, who
was evidently trapping the gay pos
sum to his native liar, seemed also q
little troubled about something, fer in a
voice OF anxious entreaty he called: i
say, Missus; Missus, l say pointing to
dirty bundle at her feet, don't YOU
go and touch them trusers: thcy's
mine.':
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17

Presidential Electors Republican, 624 votes
Democratic, l52 votes.
Chinese Immigration-For, 6; against, 1864.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17

AN OFFICE-HUNTER' Ry.--This,
coming from the Washington National
Republican, is no doubt authoritative
March 4th-Might be induced to take
an assistant Secretaryship.
March 19th-Wiliing to take the head
of bureau.
March 17th-Eager to be chief Of di-
vision.
March 24th-Anxious to be third or
fOurth-clasS clerk.
March 3lst-"Just hoping for a
firSt-class clerkship.
April 7th-Willing to take anything
April 20th-Would like to borrow $40
to "get out of the Internal town"
May 1st-Grand exit amid a fer ma
ment of wrath and birthstone.
Reports when he gets home-Would-
MT accept the best place under the Gov
eminent; administration bound to be
failure.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17
ELECTION OF NOVEMBER 3, 1864.

Presidential Electors Republican, 7a7 votes
Democratic, $50 votes
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17
ELECTION or NOVEMBER :, 1865.

"Iiesigned June 10, 1865.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17

The Stoch: E,cchaego hits hon" in The
following: "Joaquin Miller has traded
more on the bowie-knife and revolver
reputation that California unfortunately
bears in the East and European coun-
tries, than any Elunbug that ever left
this State. In London, on the occasion
of his first visit visit, he always appeared
On the streets with his pants tucked in
his boots, and carried revolver with
the stock nicked with the number of
men he has shot down in his western
career. Here is fine specimen mug
gett Of Joaquin's mettie from q recent
paper of his in the Cdj0ynian: Dear
Dave Cotton! I hear he is dead now
We first got acquainted one night in
Yreka while shooting at each other
Miller never shot at anybody. There
was a story current at one time about
his penchant for stealing horses, but
this and the unanviable reputation he
obtained in Oregon as a 'sGuaW man
We're the only romantic incidents in a
very prOsaic career.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17
ELECTION OF NOVEMBER 5. 1879.

E,lectOrs-Republican ga votes;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17
APRIL h. ISSI
EASTER.

To-day is celebrated throughout the
Christian world as the anniversary of the
resurrection of Christ. The forty days Of
fasting and prayer characteristic of the
sober Lenten season is over, masses OF
spring flowers supplant the sombre
draperies of the altar and the rejoicing
music Of Easter anthems follows the wall
of the misere'es, which on Good Friday
were reminders Of the death of Christ.
To the outer world the Easter festi val has
little significance, but to the religious
element it is festival second scarcely
to Christmas, and an occasion for even
more rejoicing by reason OF being CON
trasted with the long season OF fasting
and penance preceding it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-17

ELECTION OF NOVEMBER 5, 1878.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19
StaiienifGe 3uhdnOe.

Nus gliamuecioIa i5rsibt man Der
Did 5ts .: ~gs ptrb S5nen mobl uns
nluubli5 portommeu, absr es in bis gum
Gage, no i'd bies iareibs (l9. Sani) nod
tsin Rfennis BON ben @sloiammlunssn,
bic pon StaIien unb benz Auslanb elm aross
m~itb;siter @siie u~eranitaItst murben, an
bic unslidli9en Opfsr bss lssten Grbbes
bens selanst. Die armsn fiub baber nidt
in Der Gage, ibre 9iuier wisbsr b.rsuitsI,
len, uno miiisn tn ben n~otbbarftis erbaus
ten Baradeu etnsepfer1t bleiben, bersu
3intbebadunsen BET Der furdtbaren Site
eine dbnIi9s Wirtuns dusern, ME bic Be,
ridtisten BIsibd9sr in 8enebis. Der
anbIid Der 70 bait Witgenommenen IN
bernerreiBenb, ME Der AufsntbaIt tn bieieu
Soraden Misunderstanding. Inseii9ts bic.
fer Gbatiadsu forbern bic itaIienii4eu
Sournale i'm Namen Der qroBmitbiaeu
WObltbdter &sdenidaft iber bic 8srpen,
ouns Der Summen, welde ben Srt ibrer
Seitimmuns ,um reid ten In sans Stalien
gu MAIDEN usripraden".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19
RafbcIifber Ralenber.
q Bonn faII6en gropbsten. -Nattb. Z.
A@tun9 tbr &atboIifen!
Sie Gtimme nes prrf. 8ius TX,

Sn unisrn Tasen i9eint bic goriebuns
Der fatboIiiden Brefe cine bsionbere Miis
Hon seseben au baben. Mn ibr lit es, bic
0runbidse Der Orbnuns unb bes @Iaus
bsns bort, NO bieielben berridsn, 3u bewabs
zen Hnb ite ba tu perbreitsn, mo @ottIos
fstett unb cine taIte @lsidsiItisteit bic,
telbeu IN 0ersefenbeit seratben IieBen. =
Pius TX. tn einem S9reiben BON 1851.
Wtr eria9en sic initdnbisft. allen bensu
matt eurem suten WiIen unb eurer @unii
bei3ufebeu, bic. nit @siff besabt unb nit
~seuisenber &enntniB ausssriifet, fi9 on
BITE Arbstt MAIDEN unb Bidder uub 3eituns
gen Sur 8ertbeibisuns unb @erbretturg Der
fatbOlii4en 9ebrs psrOfentIiden. = @neps
eIica gius TX.
Sic Stimmr 9ro's XIII.
Luoeat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat
(9ai1et euer 9idt leuGten Dor ben Wen.
i6en, bauit fe euere suten @erte iebsn.
1nb Der 9err sebs su9 basu Seiusn Ses
a.nD
SEQ XIII. an bas in garma erideinenbs
gIatt Luce" Qeu6te), Infans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19
Gin 3eitunasmonopoI.

Nuf allen @ebieten betlast man beute
BITE Sudt, bic @ei9dfte Az monopoliireu.
Wte es fdeint. wiIb bies i'st aud nit benz
3eitunssweien, uub suar mt benz taiboIi'
iden 3eitunssweien bier in ben 9ereiniss
ten Staaten periu4t. Die Sore TT ni4t
neu unb bat aud i1on in auoern R6pfen
seipudt, uls in benz bss Snouftrie &iobsrs
BON NeD gort, Der He nsueroinss ssfaBt
bat. Nap ben %uorIiesenbsn 3a1ridten
bariber. bat bisiss i~nbufrieGe Genie an
bic @eiiflt4eu in ben peri1iebsusn D,6ces
fen Elm Circular ssridtet, in Der es isinsn
9Iau entuideIt. Die @eiti4te wirb 70
semadt. Das ,8at5oIiide Yoltsblatt",
beiien @ei9dftsfibrer, unb, uie es i1sint.
5aupteisentbimer 5srr &ibber IN, ioa
etwa tn 10 pielen usri1iebenen Mu1assn
eri1etnen, ais Staaten In ben Ser. Staa
ten inb, bic beutide 6atboIiten senus sdb'
len, UNI cine eisene slufl lse beaabIen Al
MAIDEN. Darauf beutst i9on bic asnos'
rung bes 16ieiti9eH IN sin 8ieitises 6ormaI
bin, bic bas BIatt tir3Iid pornabm. De,
a~asemsine 2gfsitOf bss v8atboIiider
8olfsblatt" mirb bann fir aue hiele BIdttsl
beuust unb ben Oi6csians unb Staatsan
s~eIesenbsiten In ben ein,sInen N%uflasen II
uleI 9las einssrdumt, oils n5tbis. Nri
benz @runbe iudt Der untsrnsb ulenbs &ib
Der bann aud 2eute, bic In ben einssIusi
Staateu anidbis iinb, um ben GbsiI Bu bear
beitsn. DAP nit oiefer Sabrifwaare be
taiboIii&en Brefe Der 8ereinisten Staa
ten nidt seoient 1T, usritsbt ii9 pom ieIbif
Dem Bisbnmann &tooer ssbt ss aussn
idsinlid ni9t 70 iebr I'm bas WobI be-
6ut5oIicIsmus, oils UNI eiuen slanSeube,
pecunidrsn @euinn. DAB Der brutid
fatb @lsrus in meilsr @inf6t bielsm uu
t~e,nebuenbeu @enie feline Sanb MID
bietet, baju tenneu mir ben glerus ~ gut
Derielbs peiB gu wobI, baB bic ausriif,
welde auf bic Strde, ben @Ierus, 81
9aien unb ibte &sdts in ben e~inssInei
Stautsn srfolsen, nidt bu,5 elm cen
Staate frsmoss, Eauisnbs Weilsu ~eutfeiu
ties 9reBunternsbmen abasi1Iasen nerbel
%tonnen, mas bod am gnbe nit eine be
9auptaufsaben Der fatb. Prsfs 1T. Da
WonepoI 1T nt@t sesisnst, bic CUTE Cad
gu fOrbern, es III basu ansstban iis su sr
niebriaen unb bic fatb. preGe ,ur Daes
bes Rammons au MAIDEN. Mit Re9t
idre;bt Der v@Iaubsnsbote" BON Qouis
pile aentudp iiber bsnieIbsn @ssenfanb
.Wsnn Der Wann 10 pieI @eIb bat, ba
BET ieinen @~rinounsen bisier puntt gan
Nebenfa9e IN, ME es In benz Circular beiBl
10 f6nnte er fi4 UNI bic fatboIiide Cad
bur& @~ranbuna zines tatboI. Tasssblat
ties In New Yort perbisnt MAIDEN, abe
ni9t burd abl9Ia4tuns Der bsutiden fatb
8o9enbIdtter tn allen Staaten uno @rin
buns zines Wouopols, has udre Elm sen
tersbienf fir bic tutb. Sa9s."
Wenn mir bier bic 5sbsr srbsbsn, sese,
bas WonopOI, 10 sei9iebt biss nidt, mel
mir ptelei6t einise abonnsnisn sinblBej
withen, nein, es sei9isbt, neil uns ba
@obI Der tatboIiiden prsfe Der gsreiu
Staaten iebr am bergen Iisst, unb biei
lanse ni&t senus unterfiists Prsfs Elm
i4were aufsabe gu erfiuen Dat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19
Gin tre6er &ird)enraub In Niett.

Wiener BIdtter beritten: Gin duseyif
usrwesensr Rirdsnraub wurbe in elmer Der
lesten Rddte tn Der Yfarrtirde Al ct.
&odus unb Sebafian auf Der 9anbfrabe
ueribt. aIs bes Worssns Der Rirdsubies
uer IN bic Rirde frat, fanb er aut 5o1aI,
tare sinise 2su9ter umssiiir3t unb Wa9ss
terSen auf Der grbe Iiessnb. Sc wurbe,
na9oem CT Nlarm asi9Iassn, eonfiatirt,
taB @inbredsr pom Oratorinm aus, na9s
benz He iber bas Dad bss Nadbarbauies
seitiesen warsn. 74 miitelif einss SeiIes
in bas WitisIldiff Der Rir9s bsrabseIaiI len
unb baielbif einen @lasiars IN msl1sm
lid Der 9sidnam bes 81. Donatus beinbst,
je,idlasen battsn. Den Qeidnam batten
lie ieiner nit goIbburduirttsn, iebo9 NUT
NIT imitirten @bsIifeinen bsiestsn @emaas
hung bsraubt. @inen flbsrnsn Reid NIT
Der Snidrift: Corpus sancti DONATE, In
weIdem f9 bas 5erb oes SsiIisen befanb,
uabmsn bic Diebs slsidfaQs nit i1.
Sonberbarer Weii., usrmutbIid neil fe
Die Gbelitsine bes 81. Donatus fir EDIT
bieltsn unb bofften, siuen aussiebiseu
sang mI9t 3u babsn, Iisssn bic Oisbe
uieIe anbere weribuoue Rirdensesenfdnbe
unbsribrt uub entfernten fd auf 6smieIs
ben Wsse. wis fe setommsu. gtnen uHa
bsimIi9en anbIit bot Der 9sidnam bss
Ssiliesn, bsfsn @sbeine bura ben 8anba'
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