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but the international principle must not be
invaded. If we let down the bars for
Archer the rogue, we may not be able TO
put them up to protect an innocent man.
So Captain Archer's case cannot be al
lowed 10 become the means OF giving away
sacred principle. But while al this
sounds very fine, aud is excellent and
plucky talk and all that, shall we not
blush until the hot hood burns eur
very ears when we reflect that we
did exactly what We condemn now, and
more than that, knowing our wrong we
have never righted it? We claimed man
named Miller from Canada, on an assault
to commit murder, and he was surrendered.
Bat the assault was committed in an at
tempted burglary, for which Miller had
been convicted and sentenced to State
Prison, and from which he escaped. We
attempted to secure his return az an es-
capped convict, held to punishment Tor
burglary. But it was shown that burglary
is a non. extrsditable crime. Then we
trumped up the other charge, and secured
our man. But instead Of trying him on
che charge for which extradited we simply
clapped him into the State Prison of Penn.
aylvania on the old charge, and there he is
to THE day. John Bull protested respect
fully, and we made no reply then he pro-
tested firmly, and we told him we would
look into the matter then he insisted on
Miller's return to Canada, whereupon the
great American Republic turned its back
on Great Britain and snubbed it, and Eng.
land rather than provoke unpleasant rela-
ton suffered the insult. Are we in posi-
ton to preach to Her Britannia Majesty
the doctrine Of good faith Cannot Eng
land very properly shout to US "MiIler, !"
when to her we cry Archer p Wadge
will come back to us-is probably en- route
by this time but his physical return does
not settle the question, for we still hold
Miller, and the extradition treaty is still
too narrow for the growth of the nations
and must be reformed.
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OHIO

Ii now the Prohibitionis.s can be
induced to refrain from independent
nominations the question in Ohio will be
soon decided squarely On the issue whether
a reasonable restrictive and regulative poll
icy regarding the traffic in liquors at retail
shall prevail, or whether perfect freedom
from restraint shall be allowed all dealers,
as well as entire freedom from contribution
to the public treasury. On one side stands
the Republican party, on the other
the Democratic, Party politics be-
come secondary; " free whisky or
regulated whisky" is the real and
vital element of the campaign. The tickets
are made, the issue joined and free from
ambiguity, and until October the nation
waits for the Judgment of the people of
Oaio.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

4 STILL OFFER NY VALUABLE SERVICES II
IL you are unfortunate as to require them
With mind uatLred and enriched by studies Of a.
advanced order, safely say that there is hardiI
disease In the catalogue Of human lila that can
not treat to successful issue.
LADIES-I am always ready to assist you NJ
past knowledge has been increased by extenaTt
experience am now able to treat you with the
certainty Of success. 10 case peculiar 20 your DEL
cate organisrn is beyond ny sure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior 20 AM
offered heretofore, and E be warranted 70 have thu
desired effect In all casez
Those Of tn. public who need my services can de
pend upon geatlemsnly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rztee.
i address particularly those who have been IN
tured by youthful iad.scrstions, and those Ebc
have contracted local diseasss
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms OF the disease q
trouble and receive medicine by express, with fu5
instructions AL letters raus. be directed 70 J. z
JoSsELYE, n. D., 2z6 Suffer stiest, S.a Francis
co, Cal
Cure warranted In aIl cases, or no pay redufrs<.
Consultations, personally or b letter, grz.s SEND
for book. Comfortable apartments for patients a,
my Indnnary tEbsn desiFed) with experienced
nurses
Consultation Pario-s, zss sut.er street, adjoining
the Young Hs-'s Ssr-s.ian Assc-t.tioa 2aiidipR
Office hoars-fr0-n l. Y. 70 sPx
BY Diploma hangs fn Roy Office.
Purchase nv Essay On PhysloIosy and HarY1zz
For sale by al pewsaesleTs-
feSs isH J. II. JossExya, =. y,
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FOREIGN.
Completely OF the Khediye.

| LONDON, June 21st.--Lord Randolph
! Churchill, in written communication tc
| Gladstone, states that be would hand over tc
the latter historical memorandum proving
the Khedive's completely in the massacre st
| Alexandria, il the Prime Minister would
promise full Inquiry. Gladstone replied
that in any step the Government might take
the position of the Khedive az the ruler OF
Egypt would he duly regarded. Churchill,
in a second Communication, states that be
| will forward to Gladstone an indictment of
the Khedive on charge of being the real
author of tbs massacre, and that he (Lord
Randolph will be prepared to cooperate tc
the utmost extent Of bis resources in bring
| ing up such witnesses as may be necessary to
prove the truth OF the statements ia this par
ticular.
Ministerial Crisis in Spain.
MADRID, June 21st.-Rumors of minis
| teriai crisis are current. Senior Giriep, Min.
lister Of Justics, is weary of the repeated at.
tacks of the press and opposition, and desires
to retire from the Office. 1t is believed thai
Senior Segosta, Prime Minipter, will do his
utmost to avoid q modification Of the Minis
try until autumn.
The Chiuesc and French.
PARIS, June 21sf.-The Chinese Embassa
dor and Minister Ferry had an interview to-
| Jay. ne IOTuIeC Was very CUHClAlA6OIy
all points exceps that OF the recognition Of
French suzerainty over AMMAN. His view:
on this principle, he said, he could not nban
don.
Thc Queen Of Madagascar Said 10 bt
Deao.
PARIS, June 21st.-At the Cabinet Coun,
Gil to-day it was positively stated that the
Omen of Madagascar had been dead six
mouths, and that the military party had con
cealsd the fact.
Buel by Moonlight.
| CoPESHAGEN, June 21st.-The duel be
tween Eicasl and BGlazze was fought By
moonlight. Tue weapons were swords. The
wounds OF Eiohel viii likely prove fatal
| Balszzie is fugitive.
Missionaries Murdered.
BERLIN, june 2lst.-A telegram confirms
the report Of the murder of two German mis-
| sionsries in Zululsnd
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ANOTHER instance Of The outrageous eandnc; Of
railroad monsters is found in the order q the
Northern Pacific company to It's agents to refuse
the transportation q liquor to Indian Agencies and
reservations The Law prohibits sales Of liquor Al
such places, but Why should railroad company
EseddIe With the sacred rgh; Q. Indian traders to
riolafe The Inxs
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AoloRprSs 10 Wade Hampton, in his speech as re
ported from Camden, 5. C, BY telegraph, the civil
var did net give the death bloE-thst is, did not
II rs; the principle OF secession If that was
n5i settled it viii be difficult to ascer.Ass what the
vAr did aecide.
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An erroneous impression prevails that General
sheridan, on the retiraSy OF General sherman, viii
become General Ct the Army. He cannot be 50 pro
NOTED. he viii discharge the duty heretofore liz
cumheat on General Sherman, but will not receive
the salary OF the Office nor wear its rank By law
the titles Of General and LieutenantG cease
when either rank becomes vacant.
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Simond's Nabob Bourbon Whisky

D EST IN MARKET, WILL CURE NERVOUS
4 , ness, debility, Indigestion, fever, weakness,
dyspepsia ehills, etc Has been sold in all the East
ern States and given universal satisfaction. 1t is
fever and ague nervousness, weakness, debility,
dyspepsia indigestion, etc 1t is now introduced to
the public of the Pacific Slope, Endorsed by the Ger.
tIficite OF the eminent Dr. S Dana Hayes the State
Assayer of Massachusetts, and DR.. Il. C. Louderback
Of st. Louis, No., both gentlemen prominent in
their profession, and which is a guarantee to all
buyers of its purity and quality. can show thou.
sands Of letters from persons, from all parts Of the
Union and Canada, to testify to its erits and the
baneft it has afforded as family re medy and tonic.
Kent nv all leading Drf1goists and Grncera az 2n2m
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GENERAL NEWS.

Terrible Tornado In Msssouri-The Chic
Democrzts-New STYLE Of Building in
Chieago-suiIIyan "Gsfs AWAY" with
Another MaH-Postai Telegraph, Affairs
The Philadelphia Abortionist- FissI-
caT DGeI Ia North Carsilua-Iteuis OF
Foreign SeWs-Ete.
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JUNE "a. 1883
ZOE pREgg PoR SALE.

We have at the REc5aD-USIoS Office two large
double cylinder Hoe presses in perfect order, one Of
which will be sold at low price, and upon easy
terms The sizs ci bel-piate Is 4oxGo inehes Tie
purchaser can have his choice Of the presses The
object in selling s to replace With Of rapid
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DR.. L. Mars Seminal Pills cure ali
cases OF Seminal Weakness Loss Of Vigor, Nocturnal
Emissions Impotency, Nervous and Physical De-
bity and all that class Of complaints arising from
Excess IndiscrstiOn or Abuse. TIE old find in this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
Young q safeguard and protection. Dr.. La MARS
SEMINAL Pills restore the Sexual Organs debitated
from whatever cause to their prestine vgor Price,
g 90 per bottle Sent c. o. d. By express to any
address, secure from observation Address ali orders
to A. McBoYLE & CO., Druggists, Postoflee Box
1852, San Francisco. ms 6m
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Junas HoAplET, nominee q the Democracy for
Governor Of Ohio, is an able man, bSt not rozoS
nized as especisliy strorg. He IS fairly matchsd
with his Republican opponent As 90 personal
stre-eth
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HossFoRD's AcID PHOSPHATE for nervous-
ness, Indigestion. etc. Send to the Rumford
Chemical Works, Providence, r. l., for pam
pallet. Mailed frss.
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TERMINAL RAILWAY COMPANY.

NToTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IN Stockholders OF the Terminal Railway Com
panY, for the election Of Directors for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction OF such other business
as may be brought before the meeting, viii be held
at the Office of the Company in the City Of San
Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, July II, 1883, between
the hours Of 10 :. N. and 2 p. ".
v. HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
San Francisco June 10 lss3 ie1a II
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CErEsATo denies thls he iHs.igzsed the .1ta DIS
szrbAnees in zllnlsn5 Re IS probably es-Tse;.
Eagand Is to b,sme foy shs troubles there. and
she si5le.
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II Diamond Dyes are go perfect aud 20
beautiful thst i Z a plsssuFs 70 use them.
Equally good fsF esyh or ligAs cosoTs. locts.
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ri GSrErE g IL =

THyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
4 holders of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, for the election of Directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction Of such other business
as may be brought before the meeting, win be held
in the Office of the Company, in the city Of San
Francisco, on TUESDAY, July tenth 10th, 1888.
ie20-td f.. H. MILLER, JR Secretary
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SAN PABLO AND TULARE &. B co.

ATOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders OF the San Pablo aud Tuare Rail.
road Company, for the election Of Directors for the
ensuing year. and for the transaction Of such other
business as may be brought before the meeting, viii
be held at the offeeof the Company. in the City Of
San Francisco, On WEDNESDAY, July II, 1888, be-
tween the hours Of 10 A. " and 2P "
W. V HUNTINGToE, Secretary.
San Franciseo June ID, 1883. ie1o.td
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AroVF tie only newspaper oppensnt Of cigl So.
Fi7e rfeaR 9. this day i SIC esisz-7 Tsasss
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GENERAL NOTICES.

All Diseases Cured by the sseVitalizIng
Cure such as Catarrh in its worst forms; throat
and lungs; female wealEess specially. oxygen
Depot, $50 Geary street. Je6-lm
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ST, DAVID'S.

a FIRST. CLASS LODGING HOUSE, CON.
"A tains 155 rooms; 10 Howard street, near
Third, San Francisco. This house s especially de-
signed comfortable home for ladies and gentle
men visiting the city from the interior. No dark
rooms. Gas ard running water in each room. The
floors are covered with body Brussels carpet and all
the furniture is made OF solid black walnut Each
bed has spring mattress, with an additional hair
top mattress, making them the most luxurious and
healthy beds in the world. Ladies wishing TO cook
themselves families allowed the free use Of
large public kitchen and dning-room. Servants
keep up fire from A. NJ. TO Z P. n. Hot and cold
baths large parlor and reading room, containing
a Grand riano-all free to guests. Price, single
rooms per night, so cents; per week, from g up
wards. House open all night.
+. HUGHES, Proprietor.
At Market-street Ferry, take Omnibus line Ct
street cars 10 corner of Third and Howard
&c T,,TCtg
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a LII CIVIC SOCIETIES AND oRGANIzA-
IA tons that will participate in the Fourth Of
July Celebration will please notify the Grand Mar
shall, at the CAPITAL HOTEL, before
Next "Wednesday Evening, june 9Th,
OF their acceptance, that they may be assigned
positions in the line OF procession
By order, THos. ]. SCOTT, Grand Marshal.
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CALIFORNIA PACIFIC R 3. Go.

ATOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
n Stockholders Of the California Pacific Railroad
Company for the election Of Directors for the ensu
ing year. and for the & section OF such other bus-
ness as may be brought before the meeting. Will be
held at the Office Of the Company in the City Of san
Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, July II, Iss3 between
the hours o. 10 A. " and 2 p N.
W. v, HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
San FRANCISCO. June 10. 1888 iel9-td
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DOME zTTC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RFcoRD.vNoS
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BestSuctson by Fire.

GIBsoST0wE PA J, June 2lse-Joha Glib
soa < Co.'S warehouse No. took FIRE this
sfssrnoor, and tbs flames spreading rapidly,
oss.r5yed i and No. 3. Ezrehozse. They
bota contsiaei about one thousand barrels %
nd whisky. The loss is estimated a. $780,
600 fully insured. TEomen we're ssrssCsly,
and naalbsr Of Others slightly, Injured
tSECOSD DIsPATCH.I
PI7rsBUse, Jane 2Iss.--Ths Z 5asaerts4l
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Successful Boring for Natural Gas,

WHEELING wv. Vs.), June 21st.-The well
being sunk here for natural gas by the Cen
trail Glass Works, of this city. to-day, at a
depth of $40 feet, after piercing thick vein
of sand-rock. struck strong flow Of gas. It
was conducted from the mouth of the well by
pipes and lighted, making blaze thirty feet
high. The gas will be used fer fuel in the
glass works This is the fourth well which
cinity. It will revolutionize manufacturing,
as the only cost of fuel will be the sinking of
O t,nll
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MANSFIELD Na.). June 21st.-The prelim.
insry examination Of the Jenkins brothers
for the murder of J. Lane Borden is in prog
ress to-day. The testimony shows that after
Borden had been shot down, and while ap-
pealing to jenkins not to shoot him again,
Jenkins walked up to BoEden's feet as he lay
on the sidewalk, ard deliberately fred the
fatal shot into Borden's fors head. The ex-
animation was not concluded when the Court
nHinrrrad
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SOCIAL End PERSONAL.

Ia IoHN w. ARMsrRoNG. snnerior /
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oklahoma Payne Striking Back.

CHICAGO, June 21st.-The Times has the
following from Topeka, Kansas: A bill of
complaint has been prepared. ready to file in
the Circuit Court of the United States, on
behalf of David Payne, complainant, against
Secretary of Wsr Lincoln and General John
Pope, commanding this district, asking that
they be epjoined from interfering with, or
preventing him, and others with him, from
entering upon. Remaining, settling up and
improving the portion OF lands desired in In
dian Territory.
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Another Destructive Tornado.

CH1LLIcoTHE MOI June 21st.-A tornado
struck the south part of this county. about
setI miles In gs OIL mere last Hgn
swept away twenty-five or thirty fsrmhouses,
spreading havoc in its track. Two men wera
killed and fifteen or twenty injured. Owing
to communication being cut off by the food,
it is impossible to get particulars today.
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The New Hampshire senatorsh,p.

CONCORD. June 21st-Midnight - At g
conference Of Rollins men tonight it was
voted to stick to Rollins and to hold another
vote on Tuesday as they did to-day.
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The PhIIadeIphIa Abortionist.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2lst-A search OF
the premises on Bristol Avenue, near Fifth,
occupied by DR.. Hathaway at tie time OF
his arrest, resulted in the discovery of small
iesthsr sstchel, filed with phisls containing
liquids and powders. 4 surgical instrument
was slso found, which the doctors wife, who
lives in the house, " he used in bis prac-
tice. An account book was faund which COW
cred period extending from May, 1876, 70
July. 1852, and contained the names aud ad-
dresses of about 200 females, with the
amounts for services written on the margin.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2lss.-Pertions of
the human remains found yesterday in the
house formerly occupied by DR.. Hathaway
were examined ss the Coroner's ofice by 5
physician, aud the collection pronounced
f9saI bones. The physician expressed the
opinion that they were probably the remains
OF dozen babes. The authorities viii make
an examination OF another dwelling on Sixth
street, recently occupied BY the doctor,
which Is thought TO be another cAarnel hoase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-10-19
N1stn, 0InrFer MnG1rihter.

gort, IS. Sftobsr.-Sm bteitgen
9unbssfreisgeri6te bsgauu beute Der Bro
,f6 Der ,Rusiego egou'RatioualbonF in Dfus>
iegou, Nlid., gssen bic ngtOrtbpsfterus yiu'
tual 2ebeusuerf1srIngS @eieuiaaft' bon
UPilpautee. Die 8anf bate oas 9tbeu 8.
g. Gomffod's, tbrss &uifirers, weIfles tbr
$4,000 I6ulbete, fir $4,000 oeGfhert.
0ud leinem Sobe tpeigerte ftdl bic @umpugs
ME inter bem Sorpnube, baS @umiod In
Eolae BON Erunfiuft sefOrbsu iet, bus Sch
ausIusublen, unb erbOt iih, bic etuge3ubltsn
Yrdmien 3uriid 3u erffatten.
-8. 8. Sauberbtlt, pelder geffern tn
,,Gentral. Bart" ;ufGllig aus ietuer Rutife
fir,te, bat iid5 berstts pteOer BON benz Sale
srboIt unC mar beute i'm Stauoe, istue iibIt'
d,gu @eidlGite Al OsrridteR.
- Dem geifItdeu s. Senrp Smptbe bon
philadelphia fnb $40, 900 fir 120 SOrlsiuu'
otn i'm Stante RsrpsYurt ;um 8efeu bes
Guifunbs BON 8artboloi's 9tatue Bee 6ret'
belt gebo:er pOrbeH.
Ser betnotrattihe @onpent In Sroofl1n
ucminirte beute gbenb Sru. Soieph 6. Sau.
brir ;um Ulanor. Sr. Senbrtr tft 80 Sabrr
alt, ffommt aus Rt6ourt, fuotrte ouf BEL
lIniperltt6t @orusn unb iuuetrt felt .ebu
Sobren ais 8roUfIpner 8eporter Der htefigeu
Suu
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%. 6arptn's llfbtrrfff.

2on6ou, 10. Sttober.-Dte ueberrefta
bes Or. g8m. Sarpep, @ntbeders Ses Slut.
umIaufs, purbeu gefteru gu Ssmpfeab aus
bem @ep0lbe, tn tpsIdem fie lange Sabre
lcgPn, entfernt uuS In Der 6apsue Tn eiusn
Surfopbaa gelest. Der PrdiiOent unO meb.
rsrs Dlitglieber oeS Royal College of PLY.
sicians" mareu anpeieub. .3pef Der NtaB'
uahme tft, Die gsbetHe gsgeu gHtpstBnug
81 itiiBen.
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Reb QpptGeFern ~ baben.

gsrIangt ia uir 9a6pas's unb a6tet earnli, eab
Der Eame ,.gtaeRaq" f;9 aui BEN esianitsn ArtttsL
bsFu6s. (Citll .ytR5 5&p--l
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NpR1 % efem erfAOhett

ubrt6sutlGe, Ohio, IS. Ottober. -
9m 9ieuftag Yadmtttaa purbe 6enr9
8ntmarn BON isinem Reffeu, @eorge Sub
rer, eri9oiien. Der @stObtete fauo TN RIf
elm an6erR frettiI6ttgsr Wenib Al ietu.
8uihmaun nobute In 8ribgeport, O., unb
tam ON SamtGg bierber nm Die 8erUarss
ten Al beiudeu. Sdon pentge Stun0eH
rod Ietuer Gufunft betam &c NIT 6ubrsr
Streit. gr bolte fh etu srOBes Smla4ts
mefier unb trot, 10 bepafuet, tn beuRubtau,
to ietn Nsfie bei9dfttgt mar. Derielbe lab
tetnen aubern 4usmeg, ais gum ReuolUer 81
greifen uno 70 8uidmanu etujuidiidteru.
9a bteier aber NIT Dem Ueifer auf ibu etps
brunq, feuerte Iubrer. unb Buiduunu ftel
euiieslt Al Booen. Der Rsfie iiberltefsrte
fid, hen SebU.beu,
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gsrm. teIesrapbii9e Sepeit9sH.
NuR htm SHIanpe.

Srbn 2anleB, elm 8irtb in gmesburp,
QIaii., ermOp,ee Wd5,eLO Der OOree.ea yaaQ. is..s
Satin.
Sn Sorouto, Ont, ftanSen gefern bic
@ppitr (Tlasterersl aus, un Die slrbe.tsgeber
5ipingCn, Die gor dbIen Der plln,oa" anJUet.elHeI.
Die 9siebgebuug bes Eerrttortums Buib,
ingtpu bo' nit IA gesen Stimmen eile Gta an9e.
nomTer, prde ben orauen oas Stmmredt per-
ttJ,.
8ie III @lspelano, o., tagenoe ySeieq'
iat Der arnee uon Genneiiee" erUd5Ite 9eitern Den
G5eneaI g8. 2. SbIncn aut's gieue sum Rtdiioenten
uno beitIoB, Die nd9fidbr'9e NednoH IN NlInaeapo=
lis abBubcIten.
9lm. 8nib tpIrbe am lebteu UttttDod
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