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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22
RusIns,s COLLEGE Excnrsion.

The sixteenth annual excursion on the Potomac,
under tho auspices Of the spencerian Business
College will take place on Saturday next The
steamer Keyport will leave her landing, foot OF
Seventh street, at o'clock, landing at Glymont at
1880 a. m. Again she will leaye Washington at 8
p, m, landing ut Glymont AZ $3.50 r. m, Return.
ing, will leave Glymont at 0 p, m. and arrive at
Washington Mt 1880 p, m, Music and dancing in
the pavilion day and evening, Only the graduates
and present and former students of the Spencerian
business College and their friends will participate
The Glymont grounds are in charge of the Poto-
mac Fruit Growers Company, and no intoxicating
drinks aro sold there.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22

Yesterday petition was flied by Mary e. Null
vahll for divorce from John Muvahlll. They
were married here September 2, 1874, and lived
together until August, 1875, when he deserted her
aud went to Philadelphia. She followed him and
they lived together III that city until May, 1876,
when, on account Of his drunken habits aud
failure to support her, she compelled to go TO
her parents for her own protection and that of her
child. Size asks to lie allowed to have the custody
of her child. Lizzie J.. Miles, by her solicitor,
Charles II. L, lhum, yesterday commenced suit for
divorce against William +. Miles. They were
married June. g. 1865. The plaintiff charges her
husband with being guilty Of violent acts OF
cruelty and Of Incorporate habits
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22
THE ALMsHousE FOOD.
what a Member of Former Grand Sur
Says oft.

hNyh OF
Talking with one OF the grand jury prior TO the
present body yesterday, REPUBLICAN reporter
mentioned the structures that had recently been
made on the food at the jail, and asked what had
been the result of the examination the and jury Of
which he was amember had made. We'll, replied
he, We found the food at the jnil all right In
every respects the bread rs good MS i ue OIL my
own table, the coffee fair average article ard In
short every article OF food Of good eatabe quality
But nftor We had finished our examination OF the
jail we went to the almshouse and there we were
shocked. The bread, made by baker in the in.
stitntion, was OF musty -four and so soggy that II
was not at to eat. The coffte and other things
were equally bad, Now l think" continued he,
" that there may be some excuse for inferior food
In n jail whore the inmates are criminals, and are
confined for punishment but IL Is wrong
and wicked to beat the poor unfOrtunates
who are compelled TO seek the shelter of an aims
house, out of the meagre allowances which they
can have at the hest on account Of the appropria-
tons. We waited the court TO take notice OF the
insufficient and vlllainous food at the nlmshouse,
but he decided that he had no power 10 act and
so we made no mention of the matter. l think,
however, the Commissioners or some one should
look into the conduct of the almshouse quite
sharply"
The gentleman is nm intelligent medical man,
a6undnntly competent to judge of the character
OF articles of food, and appeared to feel indignant
that the naupcr poor were 20 lily treated.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22

The first meeting OF series of trotting ana
pacing mNtinees, to be given by the National
Fair Association at the fair grounds during the
summer, viii be given on Monday, the 26th in.
slant. The entries closed last night With the fol-
lowing nominations Free.for-all paceB-J.
Coyla enters r. &, Franklin, J. IL, Morrow enters
r. m. Little Spl0n, G. Is. Colin enters r. m. Sallie
Hunter, Free for. all trotteTs-J. Il. Moses enters
br. x. Gilt Edge, j. Eagleston enters br, 8. Trump
q. b. Coffee enters blk. s. Coupon, J. ii. Morrow
enters b. x. William X,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22
Athletic Contcsts-A HeneH,.

The Capital Thcater will be opened on Saturday
on the occasion of grand testimonial benefit to
the four champion athletes, Messrs, Kelly aud
Murphy, the champion lightweight boxers of
America, and Avery and clifton, champion gym.
the city will appear, Two prizes have been Of
fered, MS follows; FtLst prize-A solid silver cup,
the contestants to be evenly matched. Second
prlze-A solid silver cup, open to ul cOlorei ANA
teur boxers, the contestants 20 DO evenly matched
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22
LOCAL MENTION.
DUBLIC VOICE.

The only medicinal tonic special
ly adapted to enfcebled invalids
and infants ~ Browns Iron Bitters.
1t will not injure the most delicate,
but gives new life and new strength
TO both mind and body. All lead
ing physicians are now recon-
mending 1t in preference TO all
other tonics.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22

Charles Bowers fell in ft in Washington Circle
yesterday morning and cut his fNce very severely.
Pennsylvania avenue cast, between Eighth and
Eleventh Streets is being improved by force OF
men and horses.
slight fire yesterday afternoon at No. 3l6
Sixth street southeast resulted in the destruction
of an awning. The fire waSincendary.
Afcr the 30h of this month lend of the fiscal
year. It is said large number OF furloughed cm-
ploycs will be reiustIteI in the navy yard.
Columbia Bank Note Company yesterday sold
out their entire stock to Mr.. Charles r. Jones' for.
merly Weep esldcnt ofthe company, for $4,000.
Burglars attempted to force an entrance to Mrs.
Buery's residence, No 1911 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, Tuesday night but were frightened Off.
About fifty co!ored men left the city yesterday,
being engaged by two contractors named Gavin
and Codwiso to go to Pttsburg to work on new
railroad to be built there.
The portrait o. Hon. George G. Vest, United
States Senator, has been adopted as trade. mark
upon hair tonic manufactured by Henry Bauer, oil
Sedalia, Mo. Such is fame.
In the report of the commencement exercises Of
tho Washington Collegiate Institute the name Of
Miss NJ. G. Douglass, one of It's principals, was In
adverlently omitted, as was nlsl that of Susie
Richardson. who received school badge.
small boy who read In the papers that the
Egyptian authorities had invested $4,000 in the
purchase Of torpedocs, got the idea, that Egyp
was going in for big Fourth OF July blow out
aud wanted lot Of boys to go there with him To
see the parade and show
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to j. W
Smith, Washington, and Kate A. Welsh, Berkeley
County, IVES, Virginia; william TOrreyson and
Jeunic f. Hughes, Fairfax County, Virgin Il
Charles Russell and Amy Anderson, aud Augustus
L. Perry and Virginia Morris, of Washington.
At about S15 o'clock yesterday afternoon, us DR.
+. ]. Foster was descending the steps leading t,
Ninth street of the St. Cloud building, he missed
his footing and slipped, cutting his head in most
painful manner The patient was carried into
| the drug store of DR.. NOurse, and his wound was
| dressed by Dr. Muncastcr
| At the last meeting of Good VIII Commandery
No, 81, U. o. G. c.. A. G. Heylmun, p. N. c., wa.
elected to represent that commandery in the
Grand Commandery, about to be instituted. Good
VIII Commandery now numbers 100 members
| The annual election of officers takes place next
| Monday evening at $50 o'clock.
| Professor Anton Gloetzner and Mr.. S. ]. Kuebel
will sail on Saturday for two months trip t
Europe. The principal object of their visit t.
| Europe is to attend the Wagner Festival at Bay
| reuth. Upon their return no doubt these popular
| musicians will have new grand piano built, will
a quarICtte of trombOnes and q bassoon added, Il
bring out the newest effects.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.


For me Middle Atlantic States, slightly rdrmer,
fair Osather, light variable tind slight rice Jooteed
by sloio'y failing barometer.
FOR Washington from a. m. 10 nidniOht-
Warmer fair trcdIlcr.
Thermometric readings.-7 a. M. oslo; II a. m.
75.S0i p. M, 500; 2 p. M, $3.50; Ii p M, 1902
maximum, $3.50; minimum. else.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22

II must be remembered that the "baneful in
hux" Of Chinese was authorized by the Buchanan
treaty Of lS5S.--Ion Wayne GaEeue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22
% posT.oFFICE NOTICE.


The Foreign Mails for the week ending sATUR-
DAY June p. 1889 will close at this Office TUES
DAY at $50 for Europe by steamship Abyssin
via Queenstown. On WEDNESDAY, nj o H. M, for
Europe by steamship Servn, VIA Queenstown Qetters
for Germany, &c, and France must be directed per
Serva" ~ and at a. M. for Germany, &c, by steam
ship Elbe via southampton and Bremen (lettcrs for
Great Britain and other European countries must be
directed per Eib ~, and Mt n. M, for France
direct by steamship Labrador via Iavre. on
City of BRUSSELS via Queenstown Qeers for Germany
and France must be directed per City of
Brussels'), and at $3.50 n. M, for Europe by
by steamship Gerlnnnic via Queenstown Qetters for
Germany and Scotland must be directed per Ger
manic ~" and at q. M, for scotland direct, by steam
ship Ethiopia, via Glasgow, and At n. n for Rel
and at IL u. M, for Europe by steamship General
Werder. via Southampton and Bremen.
The mails for Porto Rico direct, by steamship An
tillas close Tuesday at y. IN. The mails for Aspln-
close Wednesday at 10 a. M The mails for Turks
Island aud st. Domingo, by schooner Harry Carey,
close on Wednesday The mails for the Windward
Islands, by steamship Murlel close Wednesday at
by steamship City of Alexandria close ON Thursday
at 1880 D. M The mails for Newfoundland, by steam
ship Alhambra close on Thursday at p. m. The
malls for Brazil by steamship GeisannOX, via Balti-
POrt-au- Prince, Sayanllla, &c., GreytOwn and Port
Lmon, by steamship tasileileld close Friday at
II M The mails for TrnNillo and Bay Islands, via
New Orleans, close on Friday at 1880 m. The mails
10 a. M. The mails for Cuba and Porto Rico. by
steamship Niagara, close on Saturday at 1880 p M
The malls for China and Japan via San Francisco
close June % at y. M The mails for Australia, &C.
HENRY G. PEARSON, Postmaster.
POsT-OFFICE, NEW YORK, June II, lSS2. iulg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22
MOUNT VERNON.

W MOUNT VERNON
The frequent arrival Of steam launches and of pri-
yate yachts at Mount Vernon, bringing parties who
land without being willing 10 pay the usual charge,
has convinced the ladies of the Mount Vernon Asso-
ciation who have Just closed their annual council,
that some misanprehenslon must exist in the mind
of the public, aud they therefore publish the follow
ing notice, hoping that II will proect the Association
nom further infringement OF IT'S rights:
RESOLUTION IN COUNCIL:
CORAN, which holds AN exclusive contract with the
Association is entitled TO land passengers a. Mount
Vernon: Therefore, " any suc boat shall come TO
MOUNT VERNON,
1t Will only be permitted to land passengers by pay
ment OF the same amount per capita that received
upon the regular boat two.thiTds of which amount
belong TO the Captain OF the w. w. Corcoran and
one-third to the Mount Vernon Association, for the
maintenance of the place. juGTuThS&rutf
s15y1 TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22

double.sheet form OH Saturday, and will be up to
its regular high standard in respect to local and
political gossip personal intelligence, fashion and
stage notes. and book reviews
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22
SNOW WHITE BREAD

and beautiful Rolls ana Bscuitswill be guaranteed 4
you use CERES, the celebrated Minnesota
patent,process Flour, which was awarded the
ihs NatIon FAY an 1879 9Sher and hpgala the
First Premium, IN The shape ofa'yery hanosomegold
medal, In 1850 and 1881 The millers claim that one
barrel OF Ceres VIII turn out forty oaysa bread
than any other Hour In America. STEhLHNG'S
NJ. L0UIS FANCY. one of the most beautiful
WlnterWheat Patent FlOurs offered 10 the trade
II Is uneNceed by other Patent except Ceres and
will please me most eXaciipG housekeeper and
satisfy the most fastldlous epicure RELIANCE.
q splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made, by
very cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach
of all classes and guarantee will give satlsiac
tion to every one who Will try H. GOLDEN HILL,
the old reliable standby and the Standard Family
Flour OF the District and equal TO agreat many So
called Patent hours. The miilers OF manufacturers
of Golden II have spent about $4,000 In remOdelng
their MILL and have Introduced the so celebrated
Roller system, and consequently Golden Hin Il not
only a magnificent Family Flour, but Il Is really q
patent -four with the great advantage that ii can bo
bought for considerably lesS money than great many
PatentProcess hours mot near as white nor as nutr
tiOus Golden Hill FOR sale by all Grocers. Whole
sale Depot, corner rtrst street and Indiana avenue
WIZ, Nj. GAIT ~ CO., who are also the sole
Wholesale Agents the District OF Hecker's Cello
bTAted selfRalsing Flour and BuckwheaL jaSo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22


Ferguson, Bonneville, Kyi ". A. Newell. Washing.
best, New York ". W. Carruth, BOSTON, W, H. H.
rTS arSe g ~ }o'sp9 0 TSrq Mt 2oES H
Place hostoni w; w Darlington, Edward stephen
" Carg sce esrcs msns9 Sem York. e g%e
andrews, Pennsylvanai James sloane, Scotland >,
T. T. ultey Pttsburg; charles Mankin, Colorado
y. w. Sanders, Louisville, XVI C. N. Taintor, New
Rraos.-w. II. Nichols, New York l.. +. Davis,
g oradoi II. s. Hindkeper, Philadelphia j. A.
dug, San francisco; j. ii. Fry, Michael jacobs New
York; q. ID. Robinson, Massachusettsj H. X. owen,
sySder fittsbnrg; Frak Cu6ePson. Nc Cincinnati;
w. " McGrath Philadelphia G. II. Hi, Baltimore
York j. Burs TS pPnGSd X T. sSprs, Coy
orado; w. A. Russell. Massachusetts.
po AEaINs sT6 Martin atlantic, Iowa H T.
mond A; T. bates .. S A.; c. s, Cohen, New York;
New York; j. Cooley, Chlii; +. Kraiina, Albert T.
Fitch, Albert Meyer New York ]. NJ. Hoyi, Mas
America.
,EnnIrT.-H. G. Parsons, Virginia; lewis Nixon
New York A. Cochran, OHIO Charles L. Mills, n
Ihomnl $. Arinislad, Richmond, Va; NJ I. smons
New York; w: I. Smith, Pek n, Ills; Thomas a,
Rcc' "O" rum 'e'pn''' anu H. H. camp """"u'
MIR, v. serTTel New York
gusia Ca; IT, walter cincnna,, Ohio; N !. server
ALIENS ni,r Mo. A.; Is EoriltuP Montreal Ont !; L.
York Pa; Henry lIoir indianapolis; d. ii. Iiai.
stead, CINCINNATI Charles Phillips, Red Wing MINI.
N ST. oN w. Sarc Ne g pioI
dsInce, r. l. H. Plum New York; Al F. lISEkiqs
Rice, n d Wood, rhiladelpGia, Pa; Henry {. fur.
her, Wilmington, Ee.; Il. Jay Allen, Ptsburg, Pa
ST; MARc7-L. d. Post W. W. I'M, Jr., New York
George j. Johnson, Delaware; Ii. May, New York,
WonMLEY s-W Bakowell Ptsburg.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22

Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in 1Slb "Ward" prints At 400 per Id.
Also cottage cheese, DC. per ball. buttennilk. &c.
per quart and sweet milk &c. pog quart
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full amount
Of interesting reading matier, will be Issued to-.
day. Copies in wrappers ready for mailing may
be had at the business Office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22

You can publish thrce.line advertisement OF
WANTED" FOR Rent" For Sale" or lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB.
IICAN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
a~1SysTHE ARLINGTON. i uECRINRIDGE
TX MINING COMPANY,
OF ALEXANDRIA, VA,

Capital, 100000; shares 1900; par value 80 per
sh re-. This Company organized March 30. 1882,
under the min ng laws Of the state of Virginia. Presl-
Odel SO6 street northwest Treasurer S. Bradbury,
A. g. o.; superintendent, G. +. COrbet, at the Mines
The Mines of this Company located in the Spduld-
Ing Mining District. about four miles southwest OF
Breakinridge, In the County Of summit, State OF
Cuorado in the great gold and silver producing belt
of the State. Work on The Mines was begun in May
last. The prospect is Hatterlng. A limited number
of shares OF this stock offered for sale. Subscfp
tons received and information furnished by the oiii
GERS named above. ju20.3teod
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-22


The Worlds Museum being closed, the saloon OF
Odd Fellows Hail. Seventh street. will be rented, as
heretofore for cocerts lectures, and other enter.
tainmenis. For terms inquire of the Jantor on the
PREMISES. iu2l-ltA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-03
SIen: 9Jprfcr Sepefheu.

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beging mdbreno ber pergangeuen gtadt in
Gem uou Inn bemobnten 3tlnmer al Ser
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Seine gGife purbc beutc iriib aufgeiunOen.
Ser Serforbenc mar eiu 9cutI6er unO 90
Sabre alt. gr arbeitcte friiher in Der NtO,
bcliabrit Der SS.9t. & 8. Shreufetbeu un0
mar megen 3umtcnbeit entlafCn morOeH.
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SuaBe, rcbnbaiter SGmieO i'm alter pOn
10 Sabrtn, entleibte I'D bellte 9sodmtttag
br6 einen SduB ms 0erJ. Gr mar eiu
@tttwer mn binterldBt jipei tleine &tnOcy.
9lrnuth nno GlCnb meroen ais llrlabe Ilir
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oil Den pom SetrftGr Der 6ortigCn Sdulbc=
Borbc ueribtcn llntcrihleifCn betbeiltgt gc=
meien lein iOl, purbe leute gegcu $l5O,000
Siirgidait entlafeu.
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@aroeu" erregt jeBt in 2lnbetradt icines
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adltete, beute BON etltd]eu Ieiuer Otitbeper=
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400, 9forcmac 392 uuo SugbeS 3Sl Nieilcn
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mar ba8 &eultnt lolgenoe8: pajacl 40,
6iBgsralS 4l9, 0nrt 410, Suuipau 40,
Romell 410, ltoTemaC 392, SuqheS 3S3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-03
Scl6itmprSe.

Nemarf, N.sS., 2. 0iar;. - @onrao
9reber, gde Der gfiasara= unb @liiabetb,
ftra6e mObu9ait, burdIduitt iidl beute iriib
Die Seble nit einem Sai1enmeHer unb itnrb
aleid nod ieiner autunft i'm beuthen Sos
ipttaIe. &reber mar wabnfnntg.
@am0eu, N.=S., 2. Wiar;. - Natbau
3. Muribau, ipelber ieit Sruet Sabren cincn
BrCouttenbanbel al Der Sodltra6e in Y6i.
labrlphia betrieb, 0ur1I9nitt il6 beute in
ieiner bieiigen @obnung bic &eble nnb mar
in turSer s3ett cine 2eihe. Gr bate ieiuem
6reun0e SOrace tSammel, einem auoereu
SauImanu an Der 3Odltra6e, ueld1er por
6ur3em Die 3ablung einftellte uno lest ne=
gen SdlIfung Dor @erid]t itebt, $4,000 ge=
lieben nno mar als l3euge gegeu ibu uorge=
locen moroeu. Gtan glaubt, baB Summer
I'M bas ungliid letnes alteu 6reuuOes, nit
benrsr aui iebr iutimem Su6e ltauo, i'm gum
SelbItmoro trieb.
Stratforb. Ont, 2. Mdr3. - 9eslis
Woutrg, pelfer am leBten Samlfage III
Slanhar6 Srn. Sohn NoIop erifo6. err
b6ngte Iidl heute i'm bieTgeu @efduguiiIe NIT
einem Strtde, tpelhen er ans abgerilienen
Sfssiien ieiner Bettbede angefertigt bate.
ATLANTA, Ga, 2. MGr3.-S. 6. Sones,
Gin Saubelsreilerber, tpelder mebrere Suae
btntereinonoer betrunfen geipeien mar, be-
qtug beute Selbitmorb burb Ginuebmen pom
Wforpbin,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-03
Eagesitenigeiten.

9ernnpermeiblihe Srablauab
1T aeiteru in Rortbampton ium britten Male
;um BarlamentSmitglieo ermdblt morben,
naf)oem er ;weimal pom unterbauie ;uriif-
aerpieien uno mebrere 0fale iOgur aepaltiam
6erausaei6miiien tporben iit. Seiue g8ies
6ererp6blung fiigt ben pieleu Serlegen>
beiten, gegem meld)e bic @labftouc' Ide Hes
gieruno ail;utdmpfen hat, cine neue 81.
Greibig iunge Snbianer nno 8 n
btauertnuen BON Der SnoianersSAule
III Carlisle, Benni., bciudten geitern p d i
la6elpbia unb beiidtigteu Die Sehensz
miirbigtritrn ieuer Staot.
gSIbrcub Der unrleeten gfad1t orangen
= in breher in biegSObnuug aes Srn. S.
&bompIOn 3n YotttOmn, FennI., elm
uno raubten etna 500 In Saargelo, lople
stne golbenF llbr.
Stnl. ballcrob, Elm ebemaliger
Steuer -Seamter in Der %. gSaro Su Bbilas
oelphta, III ongetlast, oil BEN oortigeu Steus
erbetriissreten betbeiligt gemeleH ;u ieiu.
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ct. George, utab, fam geitern pom elmer
3our ourd ari5Ona III 3 euper, Cot, an
unb berihtet oa6 feline 6rau, ieiue Gohtcr
uno 5Wei anoere Wformonen untermegs poH
8outo'&padeu ermoreet puroen.
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Sin Ittentat auf bic &6niain
nrn GnnlanH.

Son 9onbon bradte Der telegraph geitern
Nforgen Die iiberraihen6e 6un1e, baB eiu
@ttentGter eineI Sdu5 auf bic SOnigiH bon
@nglanb abgefeuert bat. Die S6uigins BON
gon6on nad) gSiu6ior=Gaitle suriidiebreub,
bette chen ben Sebil= QSaggnn perlaiien. ais
iie bulh eineu SfLb ermredt mnree. Der
GtteatQtei mollte, ba Der eriie Sd)uE ietlt
3iel rerieilte, nod etnmal aboriidCu, aber
mur6e barar nod red)tSeittg nerbinucrt. 9ie
Annabn1c, baB Der &ttteutdter eiu StldnSer
iei, iiuGet teine SeitGttguug, pielmebr iheiz
uen mir cS III Oieiem Sale, mie bel ben Sluei
iriiberen @elegenbeiten, ipiebef nit etnem
Serriidtsn III tbuu 81 baben. SemerienSz
pertb lit eS, oa6 grade luie bel @arftel1 AM
stpeiten Scge bt8 WiOnatGS All e,uef GtIcd=
uabnltotion ocS sl,tcrtat aui ocS yeben Der
S0nigin 1tattIano. San, 2oubon Hn0 Gng=
lanb gerietBeu oh BET Sunle in gcO6e Qufz
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fannt lpurbG, baB bic S0ntgtn III fetner
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muroe nit SHbel Die gtahridt begriiBt, paB
Die Sugei oes atteutdters, belicn gfauIe ais
Mcgcan angegeben miro, ihr .3tel perfeblte.
2Ale o6ie l6idten lofort @lidmiuld)e nad
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fel aud BON @aihingtcH nad 2On1on CT
gangen. Ser BriB b. gS0leS unG cine
Dfen9e berporragenber DISQUALIFICATION be
gaben iid) auf bic Suube BON benz Itteutate
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