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, 1882-10-14
The Post d Seattle says:

III. next -reit effort 10 further the TIT es-'s oi
OlS .,,ii Is tie Inauguration of pupi- trt!s!SI-
siCr line rN;s-iinE frun this cry 20 bfi'ish %
iu,ubia ma lSEa. IL ~iii b IS 20 III
,tF,fr Ti.e capital stock - Fixed al Sit,o0l' ,lE
al INTO ltne s..tre- OF one hlniret dollars eaoA-
ms ~riarr Will involve tie building OF an eii.elent
oc.lr:-rGir1 >..-,.ler AMI the impFn1eneni o' '"'
L.rlor ..l,h@; :atn las done man can 90
The Coa.rsgstionalis,s propose to e5'ae-
r.h an academic scl.u ol at Steilaccom.
Tl,ev closed The public schools at Seattle 10
allow the chiliran an opportunity ef attend
in the c'reas.
In San Fr.n.:sso on the 1t GroTEe "A
wlecler, the -Jrsagirr o: the S'ri Aas'As =
T.lIze9. vas sartrnced to be hanSed. Jn1se
rsr-,i s.Di,i h:,r motion for = neN tTial,
nm. iii not IL the time ani Place for the
execution II fs-sju, sentence Tne prisoner
shoged 10 ou,war,l s,.n- OF era"tIons Nhen
the de.th Te7aity ~as i'ne'-sd- 10 tA'
qr=stioo. "E,ve .Cr anything to Say "hy
sentence q dsa,h should 30; he pronounced
against yyr. lie answered. n his rsus' ''ae'
NO"
Iusi lie sane ever there Ins Seattle
Esys'G SAYS: "i strange kind oi fever Las
b.osen out III this cry recently, accoinpan-
lei with severe pains in the heal Inc
doctors attribute i: to two causes, one oi
which IS imperfect sewerage. The sooner OH
people give this subject their serious ai.eh-
- g.
ton the better ior them. 1t must not ne LOT
gotten that in Ssn Francisco where they
ssre sort Of seWrsgs system, not Fer'se'
Dy any means. that there was al increase II
tie death rate ior the past si1 months OF
over y per cent, aud unless something Is
dome here shortly, number OF hSes VIII DC
sacrificed. We commend this subject to 'hs
ssr;ou. attention oi our Cou1cil. as it must
be psteut to the eruiest minds that sooner
or later, something nus; be dcne 70 protect
the bs.ith Of scs ci.Esas
, 1882-10-14

DEn,Su FoR BETTER FAEMISo. The
readers Of thc STATESMAN have the state
r,eat thst owing 10 the fact TINT the iast
Congress cut down the rates for public iani
surveys, twill lie impossible TO get these
proper.,es into the market ior immigrants
this yssr-!a other words there wili bs
virtua! closing up OF this feature. This IS IN
fortunate 1ni in his Icrutofy Will probably
work q great h4Id-hIl. !: suggests tiis
thought, HAT oar farmer friends Nj! have
tore.o-, % 4 diversity 0: farming. AMI a
NOR. iuu n-e II ali the Ian Is tnay possess IN
order TO supply tie demands OF home CON
sumption. Tne,e Immigrants w'ii continue
70 come. AMI ii they cln-ot obtain lsnds IN
his country they w.lI hoek 10 our towns and
cities. They mus, -. led, and 'hsiF coming
increases the demand 70; u! kinds Of rro'.nee.
These things must now b. taken into &C
count. and ii Uiil he wisdom wise. u make
the needed changes
, 1882-10-14

N,ckLE rLATED.-The uickie plated h-n-
iIes on the cases for holding the record
b,sks II the Auiltor's otli e. have been re
ferrei t. as an evidence Il Republican eK-
tr,vayance. Il Is alwsJs best TO State the
case fairly. We have Il straight. that Nr'
YIN. Ononne!l n.i, choice and selection
If these haadlrs. Mr. O'DJaneli's politics
are well known here. ASIDE from this they
IRE very convenient wien hsnlinE these
,sses Of bcoks to and from the vault where
they are placed eesry IA IGt- Al tie l-gsi
Gentlemen END cta-ls who have occ7>iod I"
sxsr.;re the ccrn-y records, viii attest q
the yery great ccn.sni=nce OF these caSos'
Not ouly are ,hey canve2ient, but they "o-
via.. the necessity Of carrying these books
backward sud forward, and iH this way IN
turing their finding. 1t appears to ~ 'hat
nj, s,rr OF inei.ieieDey n an Official Il 2 500
hing for the people. l.: Us have mere o. IT.
, 1882-10-14
All Kinda

To call = lsnadress hnsoIn friend, Is
"a: irony.
A rae. horse, Ike the Jaw, must slCays
take its Course.
/! 4 good motto for an eApvessmar :
; ''ilau, thiags TO all men.
+, Tie Colorado beetle has travelled to Eu-
rop-, but the mesquite stars 'o hnm.
j Semo nen, otherwise s:esdy-kesded.
! can rsrsr keep .Le.r Ll!Aaes in hank.
II il cs!lei ne Grcenbsck -L,svr party.
Tha l.Sor Is Ia ges ias g,seuoacks
In tie e,ert NJ his noln.ni'i1n, Of cou-se
NJ ',:arersnee m:a eoo.a ecus.s,ently
vote for butle-
4 anc'aSle prsn ia one wba. uhen he
has ten :asnu.,s - spare, gees aai bah
crs somebody Who hasn't.
The most marked difference bs;v,cr
n.sue aud an hoEost ,nan, Is that The fer
mer wears the bes. clo;hts,
Ths ycnng skipper sho taxes ea;ty
Of girls out saiiiny, saould can,ent HIM
seh with husg,Es the shore.
A Dutch Judge. un cousicricn If cuj
pris fo- haring four wires, decidej: "Hs
has bunishmen. llen,y, i lies nj, one"
An old lady, hearing sha. John BGSht
contemplated Visiting tho country. h.. 4
that hs ~oala %. bring his dineasa With
him.
They asked Chicago man whether La
WAS an optiIlist or pess'Inis', and Re
said neither. He alsays voted the s,r-iyht
Republican ticket.
What is the difference between an "a
tramp and feather he'd There IS :. >.a-
terial diff ference. One Is hard UP .,.I he
other il soft down
'tireat Pans Taken" is the hesiing
Of all advertisement In one OF the dai
ll.s- Probably sous gentleman has ea'en
3 whole watermelon
"Ther,," triumphantly exclaimed a
Deadwood editor, as bullet came through
the window aud shattered the inkstand.
II knew that new personal column
would be sneoess.
The London World has statistics to
prove that lawyer hara less sickness an s
class than phys,cisns, but as all otfse. ply
sicians get their medicines for about 81
per cent of.
"There is nothing like sitting down
said the rstired merchant cuniijcntiaily
TO his neighbor. When j give up tUsl-
ness / settled down, and found I had
quite a comfortable fortune If ] had
settled up, | should not have had n cent
The gentleman st-ppsd on the coal
dealers platform scales and asked to to
weigaej, Tbe dealer sid "Why, Ger
tsinly I" and called 10 tho man in side Ia
take the WEIGHT. Aud the man Thought
it uas coal he wss weighing. and shouted
back COO po-nds.-Boston Post
"What : nan your father is :" exeisim-
ed Mrs. Hor'Yan, looking mp from iho
letter she held il, her hand. ale saya
he has touch. French clock, ard shaL
bring il home with hiIn. Via: vii. t he
good for except rs An nrI.alLsnti None
of US eau tell lie the By It rnisss yon
can, Edith Yog anoS soiae,blns ahont
French, don, you.
, 1882-10-14
Hints from other Editorial RsomA

kellogg. Of the Tribune, says Cbeney II
ivelisst town in tho upper country. The I'D
mirsble condition Of the TriJuue is tho bcst
evidence Of It.
The grand jury Of Spokane county in its
report, says Of the Jail:
we further rspon that We sIaninsd he eounty
jail. what Is called tsii. and AMI the
worthleE piece OF property. and q disgrsoe " tho
county We furiAsr submit AMI nporf ths amount
cf taxable property rho~n b. tsIii-t In aaiitcFs
once Amount u property, S2.I0sy 500 That the
poll tai, s.. rod poll tai. s.
Tine editor Of toe Pomeroy R,pub,iodn
says: There Is hoary headed old fellow
who irequsnts the land office in Walla Wala
and makes himself generally at home with
everything pertaining TO the place. that you
should shan whcu you 60 there TO transsct
bu.inesa. He ID not connected officially
ailh that department. but be lies
IN wait like tiger ~s.hirg for is prey and
when tie unxAry stranger cutters, he is Oh
hand to pouncs on him and make out ais
pap-rs-~hich nine times Out Of TEN be
could do himself-and char.e hun from
81 20 70 s. 0J for five minutes work, pock-
erIng the fee with gus.o that would do
cre.iit TO a smarter villain than nc. Shun
him " hrn you 20 there, and pia.e no eonfi-
dencs IN him. for he will betray you II you
do. Some day we may be tempted to give
our readers his record.
SAYS the State Journal
r-p.iation. are ainost oornrls.~, sor tte sale u
The layton Wool-n Nils Mr. H. H. To1ch. az One
rua city. AL osers, are tie pscas-=r.. Tie exact
oansi lenattOn trls not yet ben tilei urGn- he
Dss prOI-i-iOTs expect TO oOlaraeBe- parting the
rsch:n-ry in rep4ir soon, bot - l. though. tat
IttrI- manufacturing will DC GOl- Until r9-11-.
spe.kin, of the fair here. the Dayton
Cironi.L s.ys:
We voald SUES. Tia. s,sns b. t4kea 70 ory1n re
ta.- al taat pl4ce IL Which The Whole upper CONN.,
n; will D. iutr-sfs-.. Tie prJlnc.s u ilis ryoa
n fbroayii .nre.ier soait make grant display
In.r-f ar toli b. erEtl@aan tiEst tse display
,u.ie by tie fruit AMI ys=..zbie dealers In Nalla
wzl,s Was t.r s;p-rso< ~ .,.ytAin, hc st the
O,elua tate fztr-
That aecords With the views 0: the STATE.
xAS gwen In aa1thes cciamn :o-d.y.
Here is little satire fr,m the Dzytnu
Cluoa.-t, to which the attention of Dem,
cra,s Is called:
ne eis.s.-- d tbe walls w.lia pr-.er1, i, i,s,
,o<n IN q lcly slln.4tory fr,n which ~e ;nI<-
tia, Ih- psbi;she-, hzye bis 10 On sIxas. Arony
o.her ;Lirs II y announcer f.-t the pzy- s "ccn.
truiLi ty eiti1rns who are ole and vii.
Ing 20 riaiH.Ain coi paper al tts actual cost sni
not for psv6t- Co IN and uin. fSa have Os.r p-x-
E-,s>;na-
II. Weston Leader drops this:
The Wall, wziis srArzssss n hesptny up ~ rsu,
utktOn - . live papsT. Afnnxeaaenta nave heer
ps-fett BY H. sseuTinx aasocat-d pr-,s sni CO.
6Rns<hs. ssrk snsesp<Ae VII b snnysroRnd
, 1882-10-14

ANOTHER RAILWAY ENTERPRISE. Tee
Weston Ls1lsr reports that the r'ilroad
s,oan ha. stack the town Of Helix. and its
citizens are Justly jublan: over fheir future
prospect. We are iniOriaed that . CON-
rany has been organized to construct 4 hns
OF road fro-, Cold Spring 70 some POINT YET
undecided, upon the real from Wana Waiia-
Parties z.e in the fisld looking out the 'noss
f..sihIe route. S1rh line would tsp the
lest part Of the Cold Spring country. ana
would no doub. prove most profitable IN
sss.-,.r. The amount Of wheat alone that
xouId naturally find an outlet by sush .
route would BE- inm-nse. Situsted as hei,1
Is, alnos. At the junction Of Gses,e~''''
Cod Spring and Van sy'kls. 1t "oaid o" .
.h.npinz point of aa mean rnparsasoe
, 1882-10-14

TO send word TO their friends. warning
them to steer clear Of the place Mani
testify, this has not paid. TIE msn may
have left few dollars, but he hss scat.
tered his ill-will on every side. and vii
continue TO SOW it as hrg As he lives.
The hest way is 10 be honest ~ this as
In other rnat,ers
, 1882-10-14

y, n.yelisr ever devised more IN
tenseir dramatic and p;iiful situation
then vas Witnessed las, week beside the
track of the Southern Pacific Coast Rail
road near Alameda, California There
Was an accident on the road, owing tc the
sinking If part Of the track. The en-
cine vas oy.rturned. and the fireman,
Dan D. lsc IL, sas caught by two iron
ha-s. une which crossed he breas: and The
other one uf his feet. He Was not severe
IL injlred hy THE. m. the bars heli him
inrA really fast, and meantime, on both
side, OK the track, which a. this pant lies
on a low trest,e bridge builr across q long
stretch Of m,rsh land. the rait tide pour
inc in from the Bay cf San Francisco MAS
r.piIly rising Twas evident that unless
sneed:lr removed he would he drowned.
S;x men lsbc-ed with desperate energy 10
save him. They raped sheets about his
body ard rxerted their combined strength
10 pun him from beneath the bars that
pjnned him to the track. He cried pi,e-
ously tha; they we're killing him They
tried again and again, bu: without avail
A leroe vas built around his head to keep
the water fsom reaching him. Buckets
were brought, and az the water oozed In
II was oailed ont Then they raised his
head ami held 1t as high as possible above
the Ea..r. For two hours these laeorers
xere ceaseiessly continued, but at the
end Of that time the ievee broke, aid the
friends o. the doomed man found that
taey could IL 10 more tor hun Ihe
wafer ro-e rapidly about his body and
Tr.ched he chm. Then a.! caaSht hold
OF hin, sud rugged desperately, bu: II
VAN. a friend held lis hand "Ter the
unfortunate mans mouth, bat the water
rose 10 his nns'riis. and he vas drowned
in the presenea Of the helpless crowd
, 1882-10-14

THr FIRST MAP oF SPOKANE COUNT
We received an excellent map OF Spokane
county, suhGiTldei into quarter sections,
shsalnc the line Of the y. p. T. r., sll
towns, postoiiiaes. roads. rivers, lakes, an3
even snsli,r streams witain the surveyed
lal.dS in the county. This map has been
carefully complied by Eobt Munch, ESD.
from the latest SOURCES, exhibits a good ar
Ianrcmcat. Gne print in different oolOrs.
-I.i a.. very handy, lSx2G inches in size
As i Is suhdiviled INTO quarter OeGtIous, 1t
VIII ena'ig every farmer to ppint cut or
mark of has property, seeing thereby the
rela'ire position of his place 20 the whole
county. All railroad lands sold within the
cuanty aye separately marked. The wagon
r5als are represented BY black hu's. the
rFrrs, !.Ses aad creeks, con;2:aing water
the wiri- Yczr around. are pr,nird AZ
stror. bila color, While srarlps, ponds. etc.
which *: dry IN snmIn.r, are Aiown by
broleG .;ars IL i;.h;c. buc int. In the
r,.,rr corner We see reference map Of the
whole ryansy. with the surrounding counties
cj Sr-rens. Yakiara, Whitman aHi Idaho
Territory, the Columbia river snd lis tgihu-
tariee, Moses ard lie Co.villr Indian ssser-
rat.ona, th- G:aad Co..l.e, Big Bed. etc,
all printed ln different blight cn.o.s. IL
tb. nr?. rsi- hi hand cornsr il a reference
mp Of the school districts, alsc printed in
various cnlJrs. Bnsath THIS Ne hnd list
OF the toSus along the lire o: tine y. z. X.
L.. md their -lcv.;l.,i above ssa-l.rsl The
degree Of latitude an! islsitnde are gwen.
also the scaie, iu1r mile. to the lnch. 1be
man viii lie found tu bc IN inlI5prnsible
r,lide Tor immigrants n search OF land, for
traveller. ior r al estate dealers, stc., ana
ought t. be found III every farmers house.
, 1882-10-14

Nothing can be more unman!y or con-
rsu,,,ible than making sport OF the ms-
furtunes ard bodily affections of cur ie1-
Iowmen, and the attack Of t4is sars on
Juare Guichard, appearing TO-DAY IN 'he
s,-csII.S editorial column oi the u.aiIna.
effort at a newspaper, is simply infamous.
. man sho can deliberately write SIG
,,;;rt such an article, deserves no place
among decent men. I. is the index OF 3
us.n narrow. contemplate nature.
, 1882-10-14
WHITE SETTIEPa

founi score of white men scattered
about the reservation, who had adop.ea
The LIE tie Indian leads in part, for all
Their future. They have married Indian
ma!dens and regularly settled down.
They appeared TO be taking life easy On
the labor of the squaw, and conten.ed
enough. They are not specimen. OF the
manhood out Of which community would
care TO make leaGers, socially or morally.
There are. OF Course exceptions, notably
Angus McDonald, the famous Scotchmsn,
whose loTe Of wild adventure led him in
early life to JON the Hudson bay men At
the outposts, and who finally married in.
to an Indian family and still lives in the
midst Of these scenes. His home Is north
OF the valley of the Jocko, through which
the Northern Pacific passes, on. near
enough 70 be disturbed br the shr,n whis-
tie of the locomotive, and 1t would net
surprise US that he packs up and moves to
the north OF F!athoai lake, when the great
eiri!'z + goes Th:rling through that co ouu-
nv
, 1882-10-14
What Others Tell U.s.

In bold, brrvirrish stY!e the Asrr North
r-,st. OF Philadelphia, exciaims
inst blow il iroGzh trumpet 's.' oniy go ;hii
# fr,g II th- Northern Pacific rpti remains Ia "
l,i 20 I.aL,. CONTINUOUS rail connection oelNeri
IKE S,lrrior and Puget So'snl; ami that On more
-, rhis distance the roa Ibid Is grtiei an
t rs distributed All that the steel rails iir me
.T-iT. distance az on hand IN e3ual qnin'lles at
each enl. Then blow III you slli, Your S..SIa.
of t, cnnpl-.ion .. the Northern PACING raliiotl;
A. ,,,,y.7-rv II tie commercial inicpen seH'e oi
~. To-rle.-i faif II the Union iasy we'll concur
.y!Ih tie anuiyer.S.ry @. The Eitloh I, inue eleHI-
, 1882-10-14
3IoCSTaIS SCENERY.

soCSTlIS sCENERY
The FIRST mountain scenery touched by
the Traveller on the Northern Pacific going
east Is 3, Lake Pend d'Orielle. From
Sandy Point IT is a short ride TO the midst
u Ihls famous region Some If the stand
points above the eastern shore of the lake
aEe very tine, the mountains rising from
The wafer aud rolling Of, one beyond the
other, to tie hor zon, the h',hcs; submits
bang T-croWned most II the year,
wnilr dark pines and fir fc rm a dark fringe
upon the outlines OF the less lofty ranges
The lake is fu,l cs Islands, sheltered hays
sal 'nlc,7, and aloag The shore uue cften
cHmes acr,>s li;tic patches of lneadew
land, iy'ug aa,ins; the mountain like
gems. Froia Like Pend l'0raiile 10
Ciarh Fork, and along that slream to
the second crossing Of the railway, there
Is mu"!. Of interest. The scenery at Cab
net Rocks $ especially grand. The rush
,n.. fuam-coyerrd waters Of tho river are
iac below TIE T2il@ay grades here, but the
passenger is brought into very iull view
Of ;hc narrow passage Of the water At this
point. There is natural gateway formed
hy the elf. which are next to a5solue
y-r;iea,Ity- awe inspiring ana majestic III
lheir hei.k'. Along there mighty walls,
through passage o; but se1re Of feet m
w.G;h, j4si.es the Wa',rs Of Clsra's Fork.
VARIED VIEWS.
From TLorr2s.sIs tie railway ride viii
be along tie RIVER, nelihe sluggish nor
muddy, but n clear, swift-runninS stream,
dotted here with rocky island, there one
covered with sh.uoLery, and 10 from
these banks, iigh. ro Ing hills and lofty
mountain peaks Aft. the passage OF
these mountains, tn ride will be de-
lish;fni che thr"ash an open eauntry,
with the ranges far away, but near enough
to b. objects Of wonder and delight The
route, a..yr the reservation Is passed, IS
through mouuta,,rs, uDtil about fifteen
miles west OF Missnu!a, whom it emerses
upon magnificent stretch of prairie, and
continues thus TO The metropolis Of West
eru Montana. To the south Of the line
Of t.svsl spreads tie famous Bitter Root
valley, ninety miles long and about fifteen
in width. with is rich farming lands and
coy homes. Beyond the town the road
enters oUe cf tie famous canyons OF Non-
tapa, Hell Gate. Here, then is route
tha. takes the passenger through tho Ia
Mons Yell6wstone and National Park
counrry to ,i,e summit # tie Rockies,
over the rich farming lants uf the crest,
yhirl, him through the magnificent. noun
tains cf Western Montana and Northern
Idaho, across the Spokan country, and to
give INN rest, places him on steamer
for del;sh:iul ride through the grand
CANYON If the Columbia, or takes him
over the Cascade range 10 the sea. Could
any lover ot nature ask for more
SEE BEE SEE.
, 1882-10-14
PORTLAND, Oct. 6.

Edward F. Albright, Secretary OF the
Oregon Transfer Co, died yesterday
of consumption, aged forty. Notwith-
standing the n,easre telegrams during the
week on accoant Of the prostration Of the
wires, there has been a good many small
sales If wheat 81 52l valley. and 81 Az
W:.lla Walla
, 1882-10-14
IErFFESsIvE I.TIANs.

''''' y ''...1 90 'e ''i'u ''o"' '.i'
-..' 30 '''. '.'"'' 80 -'i7 ~ '"'
-''- '''''.'' - ''.'.'' " ,'1'h-
. "''' A'.r' !'''' "'11.'''''"''
20 h" an iHdiIh ta'A any
''''7' 'e '-' 4 .''' i'''.''' '''''''
.''s " "''''"! aversion to s'-i-'Erncy'
o. az IS b" i c'no.Fnsd- lie always has
, 1882-10-14

WLla Wallis girls telieve in tho liberty
- the Dress. wby' COrsets So
, 1882-10-14

encs. After the North Pacific trains gets
torunnins through this county, the Fall"
VIII be in view from the coaches, going
west, as they leave the timber TO the east
Of the AgencT.
, 1882-10-14
Government Timber cuttefI

CHENEY, ". T. Oct. =.
The district court Is in session here.
Moore, Babb and Graham plead guilty to
cutting government timber, and we're
fined $500 each. Brewer and Layton,
the ssnle, hasi $500
uhaaY ea,Aa
, 1882-10-14
TELEGRAPHIC
T.ccua 70 Seaec.e

iivssiug INt pt'ppotis I"f SfHt'Wsa aVI N
hns from Tacoma TO Seattle Chief En-
sinees Thielson says the branch nil be
Completed about March l5;L-
Attempt TO Assassinate Judge Field
NEW YORK. Oct. 6.
4 1sstaraly attempt On the )iie cf Su-
preme Judge S,el hen J. Fi-ld- A pack
age came by mail and being regarded
with suspicion, Was placed IN water over
night aud crened from the back. The
contents were ten metallic cartridge, q lot
of powder, and pi,ce of sandpaper
arranged to ignite a bunch OF matches
II i, had been opened by the hasp, moth
ing short of miracle could have pre-
vented an explosion. A clipping from
newspaper pasted an the box detailed an
account of the decision by Field regard
ing the title to pi-cs of property in San
Francisco. It is supposed the machine
8as sent by the disappointed iitigants.
, 1882-10-14

The Vail, w.iis srarssss n hesptnx up ~ REQ,
ufktDn % . live pnpsr- Arf1neeasAts nase ben
ps-fctsi BY H. sseuTinx a~socat-d pr-ss sni oshss
&.s<ks Ssrk 0ssED&e VII - ssnsarsgsd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-04

Dor SaDren id)oit, geidlienen, alS oh Der 4nz
geIiagte ntd)t redt BEL Siunen mar. Wlan
mad)t tdglid) energiidere 4nitalten, benz fres
den Surifen bas Ylappern ill perleibeu,
nno er5ielte geitern bamit perbdltnibndBtg
befriebigenbe Reiultate.
9Sie mir i6on gentelbet, lit Sr. uon
9 d l03er porgeifern BON HaIbington abz
gereiit Mnb ipirb rnorgen bon Remzg)orf aus
Guropa suiegelr. gSir babeu ifon 6fters
unler Sebauern, einen 10 tiidjtigen Serirez
ter bes beuti6en 8eid)s gu oerlieren, ausge=
iproden, unb cS gereidt ms sur @enuqtbu=
ing, ba6 bic englildle Yrelle bic @eleaen=
beit benntt, I'M Die oeutlde @eianbtimaft
in Der Gunbesbanptitabt, mie Sor. BON Sdl6=
ser iie binterldBt, gebiibrenb III ldilbern.
Sin bieiiges engliidJes 8latt bebauptet, bas
BON tbren SeamteH tagltd| mebr 4rbeit ge=
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