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P. NJ. S. S. Co.'S Time Table for 1ss1.
NJ CIAL
PRrD4T. ?. 1--1.

- A-AH
THE weather during tls week past has not been by any
means conducivs g. TIE enlargement o business % any
Kind and a. a consequence but uttl- matter can be Oh
tained - prove that We are exporting more % the
United States than they can ag1ra % carry. The arrivals
% schoonera from the other ISLANDS. with the necessary
coucomitaut o. an waiting vessels. have been few AMI
far betweru. the heavy rains experienced here, AMI I'M
doubledly al over ale group, tending o. rrtard the
shipmeEt u dssolHble sacehariue matter. Even the
vessels in harhor at present have been unable o. dis
charge with any degree Of celebrity with the eH-
eeptou u the " ~. Dia1ut, which has been loaiei
with extraordinary dispatch BY Msssr.W g. Irwin 4 Co.
ther agentsl The only possible departure during the
week VIII BE- that vessel. calling tomorrow saturday
az noon.
The arrivals with American produce ami manufacture,
and W. feel Inclined o, emphasize the tsffrtrIn. have been
the =. 81. 81 :. Zeaisndia. and schooner Eva with carZ7ss
amounting in vain b. FELn00. and the Chle.lya from
Newcastle. ~. : W with a loGi q coal
The following is Me,srs. williams, Dim1ad 8 Co.'S
monthly circular. dated 10Th uitimo-
As s%M9uF T 5asi f saa ssas hsss G @adsr5 Ss15 s stl,a.I IN SsTli
-sluce our lat respects the local rsansrs have
rsduest their prices y % a cent per pound al round.
Eght st0cks 81 ravs in the EASTERN states aud the CON
nietng reports concerning ths cominE beet crop q Ea-
rope. the prices % Cuhas arr = % a cent sud Manilas =
acsnt per pound higher than at this time last year an
RfCE-Ths demand o. the overland trade = very Hight
snd repeated tnqiries fr Offers havs 9a9stly fsilsi- aui
very low hgMrs Fhe simultansous arrival q oysTgOoo
combiSsI win fhs llrht eEB5rt dsmand eausgI IN mar
ket o. break down O. O.. cash, Tor th~ bestdrscriptious. At
which about 400 BAGS have been sold az the close. tu
various lots % 100 81 800 bags. which sales. though al 80
bow a figure, could not b. duplicated nd ths present time.
The low price may cnuse some consumption BY higher
class 81 Chinese, in place Of No. I China, but 10 j. not low
enough % secure the consumption % Chinese laborsrs a.
mixed China ~ down 10 a.. cts. 90 days. fun weight. and
stock very large We cannot give any encouragement q
a speedy Improvement.
MOLAssEs The demand Is Hight AMI for only the
best Grades. sales az 10 ~ - cts. according % quality
ARCTIC OIL-Sales from the whalers AZ % cts cash.
TAIIOW- has advanced. and We quote crude Z 80
cents. Refined . - % cents In shipping order.
NOOL-Mnrkets very quiet with small sales we
quote san joaquin ami southern 10 cts, - l2cts- North
eru u cts. a. ~ cts. ~ 10 quality.
~. Extra EJ.J7M starr Mills SD
"BHAN-fs.5O& go.
EXCHANGE-LOndon, CD days sight. f95sd-
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NOT RESPONSIBLE

l hereby give public notice that I WILL NOT be re-.
TponSible to the public when they 60 elsewhere and psv
big prices, BEFORE calling at my New Store, lo7 Fort
street Campbells new buildingl where they will ind the
largest assortment of Solid Walnut and Low PRICED
Furniture. Parlor Sets. Lounges. Mattresses. &c
Pianos and Organs and every DESCRIPTION of Musical
merchandise. Paintings, Engrsyings, Albrotvues
Chromos, Notices, &c. Picture Frames made 10 order
All kinds of Picture Frames and Cornice Monldipos
Bracelets Hat Racks. Whatnots, Music Stands. &c. at
prices hitherto unknown in Honolulu.
We also have the Three Leading Sewing Machines.
ST. JOHN! ST. JOIN - ST. JoHNii
The only machine running both ways without chang
ing the direction of the work.
SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD II sPRINaFIFLDtu
AMERICAN! AMERICAN : AMERICANA
thy largest and best assortment Of goods (persons,lv
seRected) for the holiday trade, I7 Fort St.. Honolulu.
'N454s JAPANESE Decorative FANS
t WELLS MUSIC STORE LOT, IIs, ana 115 Fort 81
no12 If
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His Majesty King Kalakaua.

Translated From La StdfetiG, Sept. I'm
Many Italian Journals, among which is the
PungO9O, of Naples, of 10Th August last, publish,
amongst their notes on remarkable affairs, the
fact that King Kalakaua is reported to be a Jour
nalist. We do not see in this fact, all the pecu-
liarity which they would seem to find in it. That
King Kalakaua was an enlightened and highly
educated Sovereign, the whole world already
knew. That he has been making the tour of the
world in order to enlarge his knowledge, was also
well known. Let any one read La France of 23d
July, and he will see in few words what the
French journalist says of him, in the matter OF
education and reading The Gaszefa di -Acireale
of 18th July, speaks of him as n Sovereign " who
loves his subjects, and who has of a truth entwin-
ed this fatherly love among the attributes of the
sovereignty of his Kingdom Further, an Ar
menian journal II yMaSsis, Mount Arrarat),
which is printed at Constantinople, in beautiful
national Armenian characters, obtained through
the generosity of His Royal Highness the Prince
of Lusignano), publishes in its issue of 28th July
an eloquent article in homage TO the King of Ha-
waii, for his ~virtuous conduct, and because he
does not spend all his time in frivolty, after the
fashion of the majOity Of Sovereign personages.
1t is not therefore, a matter for wonder, that the
King of Hawaii should, before he assembled the
throne, have cultivated letters, and have been a
public journalist. Similarly, King John of Sax
ony was an indefatigable writer in his time, I'M
der the pseudonym of Philothetus, and illustrated
the Divine Comedy of Dante. And the Emperor
of the Brazils, Dom Pedro ii de Alcantara and
the King of Portugal, and Don Ferdinand Arthur
de MerinO. President Of the Republic of San Do
mingo, ETC., etc, are they not already known to
fame as literati and scientists ? Some day the IT,
tie Royal journalist accorded to His Majesty Ka-
lakaua, will have the sound of homage, and we
earnestly desire that other crowned heads should
emulate him and not let it be so often necessary
to use in Court Chronicles, in the front place
among important facts the mawkish title L
ROu s'amuse.
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its recognized Government. Our remarks
have been treated with ridicule by a class
OF writers, who, while making a great out
cry about the a~ntagOnism of races are al
ways introducing discussions calculated to
promote dissension between the native
Hawaiian race and the foreign element
here. This has awakened attention among
Hawaiians and has been largely comment
ed upon. We present in the Supplement
published with this issue a Hawaiian view
of the discussion, translated from the ELELE
PoAKoLU.
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vs.-.I- Espeslsa nrsaa FsrsIgn P.r.-.

IA B n = Triumph, Stirling from s01th America. doubtful
Russian cvtte Duke % Edinburgh, from Gibruter.
Br evtts Champion. Hope. from London. doubtful
Am BID Adouta. from Bremen. November
Br bk Earl DaIhousie. Jarvis. LONDON via 81 NishasIs
Ger bk Athlanta. Mohrmanu, Liverpool, Feb 1S73
Ger Blk CeyIou. -. Eoyan (Fransei. Feb tSs9
Hawn hk kalakaua. jerks. san Francisco. due
Am bktne Eureka. Emerson, san Francisco, due
Ana schr Anna. Penhallow, san Francisco via Eahului.
due
Brit ahip SIR Launcetot. Shorthand. Glasgow. due
Am bk Husna Vista. Calhoun. ~ Townsend. Dec
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MEMnRANnA-

Report Of the bktne ChicoyiI, Capt l. F~ranc-sailed
from Newcastle. " : W, Oct 2. wind 81 weather pleasant,
and 80 continued 20 10 =, where We got continuous rain
squalls and Increasing sea On the 18th, had heavy wind
and rain squalls from the 81 and NV. accompanied
with very heavy sea Carried away sails and parted
main top backstays. Crossed the equator November 10Th
IN long leo W. Arrived in Honolulu harbor Dec LIT, q
DAYS passage.
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EXPORTS.

coal
For Sydney ami Auckland per City % Nsw YORK., Nov
=--C4 hales wool n s mi-e, I c- hardware. Domestic
value s85f-f5= Foreign sI5-
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FROM san Francisco per city OF New York, Nov ---Loi
dry E.ci-. LratE. HErirulflral implement. rr..r.- u-i
sk- salt. 81 rk-s coal aIl. % IL-- iLE. ~ C- cigars. - IE--
mI-yI mI-s
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I.,tSPohuent7 viii please observe that all yst,.r.
nus oe authenticated by the names OF the writers not
faith. guarantee OF good
10 ne Editor Of he Pacific Commercial Advertiser.
My attention was called to an article in vour
issue Of November 18th, wherein it was stated
that the suit. J. R. Mills IS Martha Mills was
discontinued, ] would beg 10 state that Your in
iornant Is altogether mistaken when he says the
offence was condoned by me giving my wife
d thfashIng and secondly, by me living with her
tour months after the discovery of the offence.
l did not live one day with her after I had salts
factory proof OF the offence. I would further
state that the case was discontinued for private
reasons, but no means abandoned. BY in
seruhg tins in your paper,
You will oblige,
Yours truly,
J. r. MILLS.
Honokaa, November "a, 1881.
IOur statement was founded on sworn evil
denee elected in the divorce case, - Briggs VS..
Briggs, and We must adhere to t.-Ep. T. c. Al
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Roy s'amus

HEl- DR.. l.. 5. Thompson of Kohala, has been
taking up the eudgels in defence of this country,
as will be seen by the following extract from the
Boston advertiser, acopy of which he has politely
forwarded to the Editor of this journal. DIR.
L.. $. Thompson, who is n resident surgeon in the
employment of the Hawaiian governmental
present in Portland, Me.,-takes radical excep-
ton to an extract from the San Francisco ChrOn-
icie copied into the Advertiser last week. The
writer of the article referred to alleges that n hid
eous form of slavery had been introduced into the
andwich Islands under the pretext of an import
alton of laborers, DR.. Thompson takes up the
the assertions of the anonymous writer seriatim,
and disputes every one which contains an inju-
rious imputation upon the government of the
Sandwich Islands, whether the charge be active
wrong-doing or merely a neglect to prevent evil,
We should like to print his communication in
full, but have not the space for it. DR., Thomp-
son has no difficulty at all in showing that some
of the injurious statements, which, if untrue,
could only be inspired by malice, are gross per-
versions OF the truth and 1t Is consequently fair
for him to maintain, as he does, that the whole
article had for a motive something very different
from a desire to expose and break up Il new sys-
tenn of slavery. We may give two or three of the
points made by DIR. Thompson to show how far
from the truth the assailant of the Hawaiian
Government journeyed. The $. Sea Islanders,
whom the Chronicles authority mentions as
having been treated as slaves, are British sub
jects, There are British officers ut the ports
from which they depart, and Consular repre-
sentatives of Great Britain at the Hawaiian
ports at which the immigrants arrive. Con
sidering the sensitive feelings of Great Britain
on the subject of slavery generally, and the
jealousy with which the rights Of all persons
living under the British flag are maintained, IT
may be concluded that there is no cause of com
plant, so far as the Islanders are concerned.
Then, too, the Chronicle writer describes the
condition of the Portuguese labOurerS at the eN-
piratiOn of the five years contract into which
each one enters. But the earliest Portuguese
immigrants have only been in Hawaii about two
years, so that there was n heavy draft upon the
imagination DIR. Thompson asserts, as the
result of his own personal observations, that the
new laborers in the Hawaiian Islands are well
treated IN every respect, perfectly protected by
the law, to which they can all appeal, and
thoroughly contented.
y Z. Browne. TINT sterling American actor. |
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FOREIGN VESSELS IN PORT.
Hawu bgtne Ninito
Am bktns W "a Dimond. H0udlett
Am bktne Discovery, Perrtman
Am bktne Amelia, -
Hawu schr Jennie Walker. Eanacke
Am bktne J A Falkinburg. Hubbard
Am bk Caibairtan. Hopkins
Am schT Eva, Paul
Am bk Chicolya, Lettuce
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.

PORT OF HONOLULU, III. L
ARRIVALS.
COAsTwIsE.
Nov 9G-Stmr q II Bishop. from Kauai
2G-stmr Eilauea HOu. from Maui
26-Stmr Lehua. from MOlOkai and MAuai
2G-Schr kekauluohf. from HOnokaa
2T-Stnr Likeike, from HilO
27-Stmr James Make. from Kauai
g-Schr WaiOI. from PAauhau
s7-Schr Waiehu, from Naliko
I-Schr Prince, from EOna
24-Schr Marion, from EahuihAle
2s-Schr Kaiuna, from Mako
29-Schr Mary Foster. from Puualuu
FOREIGS.
Nov 2s-P VI : = city Of New York, Cobb. from so
Dec Am bktne q y Whitmorr. ShiIlabOr, from De-
parture Bay
2-Am sch Eva. Paul. from Port Townsend
DEPARTURES
COAsrwsE-
Nov - -5tmr Liksltke. from Hii0
2g-5tmr Lehua, from MolOkai and Maui
29-Stmr Etlauea Hou. from Mani
29-Stmr a. r Bishop. from Kauai
2-schr Eauikeout. from HOnokan
29-Schr Nottfe Merrill. from Lahaina
Dec I-Stmr James Nakee, from Eapaa
4 Schr ManuoIAwai. from EOOa
1-Schr General Seigel. Tor Waiaiua
i-schr KekauluOhi, for Hanalef
Nov 29-P ; City Of New YORK. Cobb. for Australia
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y f. Browne, that sterling American actor,
promises on his return to town, to entertain the
public with some pantomimes for Christmas;
and he will probably be assisted with a vocal
entertainment by the superior cantatrice Miss
Boyer, and the very talented amateur Mrs.
Bowler.
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DEATHS.

Cinciuuatu. Ohio. October ZJrI. ISL.
Mr. J. Scuur fEEELEs. the mother uf WIN. PEBBLE.
Esq, formerly a. - Vice Consul a. the port % Honolulu.
NOUNG-At his residence iu pauua VALLEY. Honolulu,
Nov 30th. 1881. 80 tL- 18th year Of hizag.. Roman YoUSa.
a native % Lauarksuirs, scotland. and father 81 AIe1au.
der Young ~ this elty. Glasgow papers please COPY
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RIRTm
MARRIAGE

A. Wailuku. NDvembsr 2fst. g. the wife Of p v.
fCLLEEs a sou- su4 Eruurtsrp papers please copy.
MARRIAGE.
kENNEbE-ElEkI4ANu-Nugembsr Eth. al W.I1tuv-
ton Place. Honolulu. Jss- a EESSEDg O. MtySIE q. EfEE-
LtSD, % oakland $50 earIsJ
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CORRESPONDENTS.

E are not responsible for opinions expressed bv n
arguments, our columns being open T. ali Tor az a.
Co-rai Pqolc Affairs from every point OF view.
Urespondents will please observe that an yst,.r~
must De authenticated by the names Of the writers not
faith. guarantee OF good
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tn PACIFIC
Commercial OOrttlser
Court News.

DECEMBER 3. 1881
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Parties enquiTing foT Letters in The above List are particu-
larry requested 10 II ASK FOR ADVERTISED LErTETs
JNO NJ. KAPENA, p. NJ. q.
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THE GREAT
BURLINGTON ROUTE.

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senger Trains Daily between Chicago, Des
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Joseph, Atchison, Topeka and Kansas City.
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vada, New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon and
California.
The Shortest, Speediest and Most Comforta-
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Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Calves
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The uneQualed inducements offered by THIS
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The celebrated Pullman Q6-wheeD Palace
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Reclining Chairs. No extra charge for Seats
Palace Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Cars
fitted with Elegant High-Backed Rattan Re-
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class passengers.
Steel Track and Superior Equipment. COM
bined with their Great Through Car Arrange
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West.
Try it, and you will find travelling luxury
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Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
for sale at all offices in the United States and
Canada. ..-f ...8 - r
All information about Rates of Fare, Sleep
ing Car Accommodations, Time Tables, sc,
will be eheerfully given by applying to
]. Q. A. BEAN Gen'l Eastern Agent,
306 Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
and 3l7 Broadway, New York
JAMES r. WOOD, Gen. Pass. Agt., Chicago.
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1t is an acknowledged fact that the
White Sewing Machine now stands pre-
eminent among frst-class machines, for
it's simplicity and light-running qualities.
Itis a mechanical fact that the White
Sewing Machine is made from the best
material and of excellent workmanship,
and all its wearing parts are adjustable,
SO that lost motion can be ''taken up' in
an instant. .... 4sa
1t is an undisputed fact that the dura-
bility of the White Sewing Machine is
sustained by written warranty for five
years. tt
1t is progressive fact that the White
embodies the most practical and useful
improvements of other sewing machines,
together with advantages peculiarly its
own.
IL is money-making fact that the
White is the easiest-selling selling ma
chine in the market, and therefore all
Wide-aWake dealers make eittheirspecalty. it
1t is gratifying fact that the White
gives universal satisfaction, and that it is
steadily and rapidly increasing IN public
favor.
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r. \. Il. BURR'S . ..
44%
HOMEOPATHIC ...
Il u ~ G 9 W ES U II.

This remedy is something new, both to name
and composition. This is of the wonders of the
world. This Syrup claim. is better and more
effective than any other ever offered to the ople of
America or any other country, and what l say of
this can prove, This Syrup, like the Pills, is
harmless and safe. 1t contains no opium or other
narcotic poison, like the most Syrup and is not dis
agreeable to take. Any child will take it. And it
will cure any and all inhammations arising from
Cold 1t is superior to all others in every respect
and especially for the following reasons:
-1st. 1t will cure Group every time. sr III ''
I'd. 1t will cure Inflammation Of the Lungs *
Sd. 1t will cure Quinsy. 8 E...
4th 1t will cure Whooping Cough. f...# F..
9th 1t viii cure Bronchitis.
9th 1t will cure Hoarseness.
9TH 1t will cure Sore Throat. ''
q Sth 1t will cure any Cold. .. .'H. 10
9th 1t will cure Congestion of the Lungs. .t,
10th 1t will cure any Cough. ....u ..
11th 1t will cure Scarlet Fever. .#.... "a MR..
18th 1t is the best remed- that any one can take
for Consumption, and if taken in the first stage
will guarantee a cure. .
18th 1t is perfectly safe for all ages as there is
nothing in its composition that can harm child.
800 lrl trfl A. f.. BURR
For sale by CLARK B. PORTER.
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For sale very cheap, one of the celebrated
Rochester Filters, nearly new. Holds barrel.
Call at this office.
The best quality of Bid Seed, mixed, Ca
nary, Rape, Hemp and Millet, in l 10. pkges,
only lOc at G. p. Welles Crockery and 99c
store.
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FEW FACTS

IN regard 20 the
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

White wash lime, for sale by DIV, Scott &
Co., st
Go TO Ottarson for a new couch.
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Drrcfeew, iuste 1clc nod einmal,
8onitantin Gleranorcipitfh Drrrf.ew.
Sb, Dorofestp! Die Game attnete
tief aui. Damn tduihte mein Sbr mid
bod nidt. Sein sic mir rpilltcasmen,
Sonltautin Meraubrowiti6.
8pltta fiblts mehr ais ct 60 la6, saB
ifd elm Yaar srcse Sruue auSsn auf ibn
rihteten unb prifeno aui ibm rutten.
sSn ieinem sanaen Seben mar er nid1t 10
Unfit d sewelen! Ct murmelte etwas BON
Dant fir bic freunolide Grlanbnie, iib
pcrRelen gu biirfsn. Gr iut wie elm leids
tes 2Gheln iiter feline 8efanscnheit Ufoz
ruHas eippen umipielte, innerlid' fdalt
er fih felblf, bab ct baitane, pie eth
S1ulbube, une bennpb tpnute sr pieIe
msrtniirpise 8ttlOmmenbeit nidt poa
i'd, abfreifcn. grit ale bic anmuthlss
Wirtbin itn nit ben idcn anmeIenben
Serren betannt mad,te. fauo er einiser=
nlaeen feline 5altuns mieoer. Der eine
BON ibnen mar Elm 5obn oes fernen Wsinz
srsliens, ber 6arit Rapfa7se; oer anosrs
Elm Baron Rriioensr, uno oas ausenebme
@eatt oes Dritten seb0tte einem 0srrn
Trincft Der ieine Suiarenunifcrm MIR
aus BEN @runoe trus. neil lte ibn gut
fleibete.
(tDrtfebuns foIst
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Shbante siasm 8 GSpfer.
tae unier Ssn tsatiden pfa:rcrn bislss
9ansec nod t:iusr basepsisn ii, Den seiil
lidsn Stand eurh Shpinosl. .Mn,sissn
70 berab;unareieen, ptf es lsioer eirias
Mmerltunilfe 8eusrenos" NIT iOssnaun
ten Miiiicnar Jreyesepten ibun. Wfnn
S5r wudsrer n8ettunssaater,"
bielen WSlisn iu Sdafsflsioetn bas Der.
cammsuswertte 5anpwsrf lest, 70 tat bas
tsrrlide Bud fir bic ormen &ranssn elm
8rpbes Wert aettan.
So weroe ben uGettuas ssanfsr" gym
5etle mstnsr Witmenlhsn BEL isber Sc,
lsssubsit auf bus Bsile empfeblsn.
50 ihreibt ein bsutfdasr Yfarrsr aus
@isconIn an Das Dsutlde 5sil. SnFitut,
4l2 q, 4. Str. ,p9ilaoelpbtr, @a.
Der ,,6ettuussaatsr" wiro fir 25 gts.
fret psrlanbt.
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-Sn Der Juli=Nummer Der uSn=
ternational &ebieip" finbet lid elm 9luf=
iab bon Sr. BON Solit. Ser grofeiz
ior gelangt na6 elmer eri602fenoem gr,
Drteruig auer yta6tbeile, mel9e bic
Sereitbaltung Der auf's 9leuBerite an
geIpannteu @ebrfraft berporruft SIT
Dem 96luIie, Dab Die &onfurren5 Ser
Ser. Staatem "i6liebli6 oas ganse
europdii6e 9eeresiueien iiber BEN 9au=
fen perfen miro" Sie gr. ST. pr.,
ipelGe fiiralib dbnli6e SleuBerungen
zines 9errn gtfinion unb beg &eoaf=
teurs bes u@iener8aterlano" mittbeilte,
bemerft gu 9olit's 9lrtifel: u@san iiebt,
9errn BON Solit's S6lubfolgerun9en
glei9en benen oes 9errn Ntfinion unb
BEG Miener u8aterlanb", ipie ein 81
benz anbern. @enn ii6 oieie beoeu=
tenben Mdnner ni6t gar gu febr tdll=
f6en, 10 bdtten mir enoli6 9lusli6t aui
ben ueipigen Srieoen."
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made ih blermit bic D1ittbeiluns, pab i9
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bon jeet ab elm m + | a rtirte 8
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@rpcerieS, . elif It N aller
9(rt, Weinen unb 2iquSren balten werpe.
Slle beitellte Waarsn merben frei inS
Saus asselieiert unc prcmpte 8ebies
nups Su8eli6ert.
11,6t1W Gbep. g dleunins.
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