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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-07

The army during the war of the rebellion,
within from two years from the date Of
enlistment, on account Of disability in
Cured in the line of military duty, shall
receive q warrant for 160 acres Of land.
Estimates for 1885.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has transmitted to Con-
gress estimates Of appropriations for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1885. The
amount estimated a. being required for
all expenses of the Government ia $685.
l25, 305, which is $40. 1913. 2S2 less thar the
aggregate appropriations Of the present
fiscal year, and S57 .154, S57 less than the
sum called for in the estimate submitted
last year. The appropriation for the
present fiscal year, including deficiencies,
ETC., is 1885 AS, 5S7, the estimates on
which those appropriations are based,
calling for $40, $50, 162.
Protecting Pensioners.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 6.-The Com
missioner Of Pensions says it is the inten-
ton Of the Department to employ all legal
means to break up the existing practice
among 8 certain class of brokers and agents
taking certificates from pensioners for COL
lateral security for money advanced.
Suits TO lest the constitutionality of the
law forbidding this practice are now pend
ing in Philadelphia and Boston.
Threatens Vengeance.
DENVER, Dec. 6.-Charles @. Healey, in
the Detective Service of the Northwestern
Railway, is in this city on business for his
company, and emphstically and indig-
nantly denies the report telegraphed from
Chicago to-day that he had been arrested
for compromising q felony, or any other
crime, and threatens vengeance upon the
circulators Of the ibellous report.
VIII Investigate the Cause.
DENVER, Dec. 6.-The Western Miners
& Shelters Association, having for its
object the protection of the lead market,
have perfected their organization, and
after appointing 3 committee to investi-
gate the cause Of the present depression in
prices. adjourned to meet in the near
future.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-07
ALIEN TEACHERS.

The Attorney-G General writes to County
School Superintendent of Public Schools,
G. R. Alexander, that IN alien, who has
declared his intention Of becoming . cit
ixen Of the country, and has taken out
his first papers, in his opinion, is entitled
to his salary when he fills the position of
. teacher Of . public school. This set
ties the question which has been
troubling Phoebe for . few weeks. The
teacher of the Grammar School viii get
his salary, which he certainly earns
Phoebe Record.
What gave rise to such . question is
not stated, and we are at . loss to know
what suggested it. This is a marvellous
ly free country of ours and no restraint
il put upon laborers 1.-THE Chinese ex
cepted) who come to us from abroad.
We have yet to hear Of any intimation
that . man is ineligible to teach in the
United States on account Of his nativity.
The question presented is one Of labor.
and there is no more reason to debar an
alien from the privilege of teaching
school than there ia to deny
to aliens the right of working
in q mines. or of following any trade OF
avocation. The laws. in cases where
there are any in point, are universal and
apply to citizens of the United States a.
well - to foreigners. These laws have
reference merely to the fitness and COM
potency Of persons without regard to the
accident Of birth-place; a. for instance,
in this State. the statute requires
physicians to make . public record Of
their diplomas from some recognized
medical school before they can practice
their profession. The law with regard
to teachers in Nevada is parallel with
this statute in the respect indicated. In
both casea it is simply = question Of COM
petency for which the statutes provide
what 10 presumed to be an adequate
guarantee. This and nothing more,
without the distinction of citizen and
non-citixen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-07

The SENTINEL is informed by telegram
from Virginia City that the wires have
been interrupted by storms east Of
Cheyenne since 2 o'clock yesterday
morning. At thattime not half of the pre-.
osding nights report had come through,
nor was any news received from the East
yesterday. Hence the dearth of Eastern
intelligence in our columns this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-07
Is GOLD.

The Germans have . proverb that
speech is silver and silence is gold. To
hold the tongue requires philosophic
power. The uncomfortable, De Quincy
says, is the hardest thing in the world to
struggle against. Mr.. Blaine Of Maine,
when he has anything to say which he
thinks ought to be in possession Of the
public, is not q success in holding back.
Hence we jump to the conclusion that in
politics he is not altogether . philoso.
pher. In knowing how to keep his own
counsel, President Arthur is by far the
shrewder politician Of the two.
There have been all sorts of ways
suggested by conspicuous public men
how to dispose Of the surplus money in
the United States Treasury. Among
the rest Mr.. Blaine got an idea, and he
quit his history for the while to give his
theory to the country in . letter for the
newspapers. His suggestion is to dis
tribute the whisky and tobacco tax
among the States. Gen. Butler makes
an objection which is fatal to this
scheme. In the first place, he says it
involves q violation of the Constitution
Of the United States; and in the second
place, it is wholly unfair to take money
from one State and give it to another.
He doesn't see Why, if Massachusetts,
gets money in her treasury from a tax on
Virginia tobacco and whisky, she
shouldn't have her cotton. woollen, and
products assessed for the benefit Of vir-
ginia.
Mr.. Blaine, the New York Sun sug-
gests, ought to find food in Gov. Buffers
interview for another interesting letter.
1t is not often we have seen men in their
positions on the eve of . Presidential
year committing themselves to paper on
= vital question. How would it do for
all the possible candidates to give their
views on this subject! What q refresh
ing contest that would be in which there
was no dead timber in party platforms
and no dodging by candidates!
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-07
Assessment Notice.
EIdorado Consolidated Mining Com

EIdOradO Consolidated Mining Com.
pNny.
r OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
IL business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that 1T . meeting Of
the Board of Directors, held on the 4th day Of
December, 1888, an assessment mo. u Of three
cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable immedi-
ately in U. 8. gold coin. to the Secretary, al
the Office Of the Company, Room So Academy
Building. $50 Pine street. San Francisco.
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
Seventh day OF January, 1854.
will be delinquent and advertised for sale al
public auction: and unless payment is made
before. will be sold on WEDNESDAY the
TWENTY-THIRD (23d) day of JANUARY, 1884,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
j. H. SAYRE, Secretary.
Office Room SO Academy Building, No.. $50
Pine street, San Francisco, Gal. de7td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-07

Just ON the eve Of the withdrawal Of
all the English troops from Egypt and
the virtual ending Of the English pro-
tectorate over that degenerate people.
the Khedive's army il annihilated by the
superior force Of the Prophet. Ell Mahdi,
in Soudan. Il 10 more than probable
that the victorious FL Mahdi will sweep
down the Nile and subjugate all Lower
Egypt and drive the Khedive to his
northern home; unless England or
Turkey interferss and assists the Turkish
Khedive against the Arabian Prophet.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-07
Mine for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO SELL
i to the highest bidder. for cash, In front
of the Courthouse. on the Goth day Of the
present month, Ut IL O'Clock NJ. all that GER
tain mining property known as the Rose mine,
situat-d near the Mountain Boy mine.
The Rose mine has four shafts within .
radius of 300 feet. Shaft No. l, ITO feet No.
2, 50 feet ; No. 8, 40 feet; No. 4, Is feet. This
present time
Ny reason for selling this property 1t pres
ent is, that l wish to concentrate my mining
operations to my group Of mines In Spring
Valley.
Fer reference In regard to the mine I refer to
VIM. Arlington. e. II. ROSE.
Eureka, Dec. 8, 1888. d4-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-07

George G. Gorham is likely to have .
hard time to get the Secrstaryship Of the
United States Senate promised him by
Malone. Both Senators from California
Ars opposed 10 him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-07

r ADV AGENTS FOR THE "QUEEN
IL Protector !" and " Daisy" Stocking Sup
porter. two new inventions for ladies' and
profits. Steady employment. Address, with
stamp, Ladies' Uudergaxment MFG %, Q 8.
Nay ct, Chicago. III. dI.lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-07
DIED.

DIED.
At Normal, McLain county, Illinois, Nov. %
1898, Eliza A. Wilson, wife of John A.. Wilson
of Eureka. aged about As years.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-26
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tahl BON $780, 600 aus Der 8auf, our6 ben
8tttator Senttemtua, groBe Iufregung.
pas @elo mar Gtgeutbum BON Ausldaoern,
nel9e Que 9ebel tn 8eipeguug Ieeten, bta
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NIT BEN Suiammenge foblenen 9else fran,6s
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letner Soloaten ltdten iid3 ;uIebens burdl
0eiertatton; bic tn einiger Gntfernung BON
Der Staot aufgeifellten BOaen fiuo fammt
nno ioubers gefOben. Glfaros Sruppeu lie
gen ungefGbr Weilen bon @uapaquil, BON
stuem btnter Der Stabt ltegen0en Siigel f0nz
men bic 3elte gan3 6eutlttb mabrgenorlreu
perben. @tne beionbers bittere @eFununG
hegen bic Gnbdngsr bes 0iftators gegeu Co
lumbia, oefen Betpobuer feine beionoere
SOrliebe iiir Seritemilla 3ur S9au traaen
unb often nit Glfaro, Sarafti unb ben anoes
rem RebelIeu fgmpatbtliren. Ser coluu1bias
ntidle @oHiul III @uagaquil bate fiir;ltdl eli
men Strett nit einem Seau1ten, BET meldlem
er Stodpriigel erbtelt. 9aSurf nur6e bic
8mtlden ben bei0en 8egtsrungen beIiebsn6e
6luft bebeuteno ermettert. - Ius[GuSiihe
Saufleute 5u 2ima fiibren 8eI9neroen iiber
Die hohen Steueru, tpeld|e tbuen BON Den
6tleniifen Seb0rben auferlegt rperben. Die
Srtebensansffteu ftnb, nie beridltet mfrs,
Giinifig, iebenfaqs miro Der BON Salefas
porseihlageue Blun augeuommen nsrSen.
SOlte btes Der Sal iein, 10 ntrb es tbn
Ietdt tperber, ouf ben 8rdTbeutenfubI an
geIangen, uub6alls es tbm geltngt, ben Eetnb |
aus benz 0anbe 3u ifaffeu, pirb er Der 5opus
l6rife gtann ietH. Sas Bolt i'm Qqaeuiet.
men tpiinift ben 6rieben, bic Ronteueros |
oer3Ogern ieeod ben abidlub befielben, nm |
meter pliinSern 3u f6nneH.
Banana, 20. 9lai. - Die 9leateruuo |
BON 8oltuia bat eine meme Expedition ausoes
riiftet, tpeIde aber Hi9ts ausri6teu fouufe, |
oa $50 SoIonten btierttrten, ebe es nod ,urt
Slappen fam, poourh oas game unternebs
men unn0giif nuroe.
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Sob Hno StIber 8 Tieber in
HHinnefDfd.

9ulutb, Mtnn., %. Dlat. - Su bteF.
ger StaOt berridt in 6OIse Der angebltdlen
Gntoeduug BON Sob uno Sil6er tHuerbnlE
Der Stabtgreuseu srobe glufreguug. Qebteu
6erbit muroen BON etntsen FerIonen Qi,ei.
den bonn SOrbanbeuieiH BON SiIber uobe
Der Spite stues BergbitgeI8 i'm MttteIpunfte
oer StGot tpGbrgsHGmmen. SIN 9aufe btez
ier Bode nabmen bic gigentbimer bes BE-.
iii9ltheu @ruubes unO Booens, bic S6.
Nannbetm, StOdbribgs & Somar5, Die ers
fen ausgrabungsn Dor, rueldbe iuserffilber.
retd]es Grj gu Gage f0rberten. @s III ie6odb
nod 3u friib, nm 3u eriebsu, Oh bic Silber.
4oeru tptriIif bon 8elaug ftuo uber utd5t
2. U. Douglas begaHn an elmer ouSsrsn
Steue su grnben unb iou cine Qrt 8Ief No.
tponueu haben, peldes etueu groseu BIO
5entins @olb entbielt. Sn elmer onbsrsn
Srube, ipeldle binter Brtce's guiut oeorobsn
nHroe, lou Quars, pel9er iebr ptel SiIber
gemQhrt, eutbeft mor0eu ieiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-26
Eeinblihe Wnhbarft.

RemsS Saoen, Conn.,, 25. Rat. San;
&efOtle 1T in GROCER Qufregung iiber eiHe
S4iebuffatre, meIde iid beGte AbenO bier
eretgnete. 3wtiden ben Radbarfamilteu
Eatterion unb glurtrp berrfdte Idon lauge
8etneifaft, bte iett Sur3sm in olieneu Rrtea
ausartete uub 6urdaus uidt bet QSorten ffes
ben blteb. Die betberiGitigen &tuber aaben
getu0bnlt9 bic Seranlnfiung III ben 5tretttas
tigtetten. 90 aud beute; Die gltern aerie.
then barauf bart aneinan6er, uuo 9artrn
brObte, 6rau Batterion 3u i9ieBen, tporauf
oteie ibm Suoorfam uno eiuen Sau5 in oc8
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etue iebr b0ie Sermunbuu9 bauontrug. Oar
try entri6 Srau Batterion Ote Baffe uub
fdlug ibr bamtt fiber ben Ropf, ibr ebenfalIs
cine gefdbrltae Serletuug 3ufiigeuo. @egen
6rau BatteriOn TT Elm Serbaftsbefebl erlafs
I'm t1orneu
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Rrbeiterz mirrrn

ct. 9Out 8, 25. afat.-@Ouuerueur 6as
milton BON SutuOts bat benz BrdfOenteu
Sranoal tetegrapbirt, 6aB er, 10 balo Der
S4eriff bon ct. @lairsGOuutp, ST., ibu off
steu bena4rt9ttge, baB er ntdt i'm StauOe
ist ote gldnner, peIde 8tueus iiub, tn
ben 0itneu metter 3u arbetten, su idibeu,
bic WttIt3 sur aIfrehtbaltuug Der OrOuuug
aufbteten merbe. Sc 1T ntdt mabrideinltfl,
6aB Die @rubenetgentbiimer oeriu6en, bieie
Bode nod bic Grbett aufuebmeu III lafien,
atber teoenfals per6eu iteudgffe gBode ffarte
oarauf btn3ielenbe anfrenaungen MAIDEN.
st. Qouts, %. Rai.-@tne 9epelde
ans GOlliusOtlIe, ST., beiugt, baB bic Sttuas
tton bort ernfer, ais ie, iet. g2apor Steueus
ltfB -geitern I'M ubr bic g8trtbIdaften
ldlteBen un6 idWOr finf3ts Ianu sum
SduBe Der Siirger eth. Die ilrtteubeu Sos
lsnarbettsr planeu fir bteie gfadt etuas Be-
lonoeres uno bic Srtfts Wtrb gum pollen
Ausbrnd tommeu. Die Gage lit eine Iebr
bPbroblide.
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GtIenbabus1tufdlle.

9elta, COL, %. Rui.-Der 0flt6 fab.
renoe Baiiogtersug Der - Deuusrs&iOs@ s@rauOs=
9tlenbnbu" fiir3te untsrbnIb Der MiHouug
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liber ben @nnniiOn fiibreube Bride. Der
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etns DIetle iIuBabmGrts, ebe iie am llfer feif.
gehalten purbeu. Gtu 8reulIer uur6e letdt
perlest. @fnn nimmt an, oas bic Bride
our@ Ons 0Odwufier bei6dbigt purOe.
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oen Srub elmer 4de murbe bsute elm oitltd5
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Gnbn" nabe 9Omutugtou pom @eleiie ges
ldIeuoert. Ster 28aggous murben gdujlttb
8ertriimmert unO betoe @eleiIe uter Stuns
ben Oeriperrt. Niemauo marb oerlcbt.
GREENWOOD, 6D., %. Niai. - Sin
6rott8ug Der - Seouar Greet gtienbabu"
entqletfe beute in Solge elmer ueritaGteu
Gttfe. 6tdarb Sags, Elm 8reulIer, lparoe
get0otet uuo 3msi gteaer IClnRr perleBt.
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Die Wf6rper Dpu 2(iblanS.

. @tuctnnatt, o, %. Ylat. - Sine
8epeite an ben D8ime8s sStar" BON 6rantz
tort, Sp., meloet, 0aB Der 6au oes @Qts
Graft, mslder beute su @ra1iou, Gp., ges
bGngt peroen iolte, Dem AppelIationsgertdlt
uHterbreitet, absr nidt entitteoeu mur1e.
Die @refuttOn pirb beninah beute ut1t
fnttfiuben.
gHte i'm Deutiheu &orreIponbenten" piez
osrbolt un0 ausiiibrltd bertdtet, nHrSen in
eer ytaat bes 24. 0e3eu1ber 1881 in 4ibs
lamb, Rg., Sannp Gibbons, IA Sabre aft,
rno emma SbOuas, II Sabre aft, in ihter
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geidGnbet uno 6ann nebif Dem 17siGbrtgeu
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@Its 3u lebensl6nglt9er Saft perurtbeilt
nuroe. 2eBterer tpur6e ifoo6 am 3. Salt
1882 aus bem @efdugnifie gehOlt unb uon
Der erbttterten SeO0lterung getpadt. Dtsie
@rbttterung erret6te tbreH Soaepuntt, Qls
Graft uno gteal etnen neuen Bro}e6 etmirts
ten uno oa8 9eridlt 3ugtetd 8erleguHg 0at
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am 30. SttOber Die bet6en @efangenen nad
SatlettSburg gebruft tpurbeu, rottete fib
ote SeoOIferung bon giblan6 3uiammeu, nm
Dies 5u uerbiHbern, un6 eS fam babel 3u
etnem Sanpf nit ben Staatsmili;au, belieu
Gtn3elnbeiteu nod in Der @riHueruug 0es
geierS ietn tuerben. 9ie Mtlt,eu erptOerz
ten bonn 8ampfer aus 6a8 7euer Der auI
etuem anoereH 9ampfer beftnOIiaeu Ser
folger, uuO fiinf am lfer febenOe 3uidauer
nur6en get6btet uno 81 permlnoet. Die
bstoeu @efangeuen puroen mad @rabIol
gebradlt; am 5. 6ebruar puroe Graft gum
8petten 0iale prO3eiftrt uno a6ermals gum
Gobe oerurtbeilt. Gr betbeuette fOrtmdb,
reno feline llnihulo. g2eaPs 3metter Broje6
niro 6enuGdlf Dor fih Qeben.
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SAdnbIfher 1Ieberfal1.

SaO unah, @a,, %. Wiat. - Nuf
bem Seimwege pon Der Sdale mur0e beute
etue II jdbrige junge Dame uou etuen gles
ger iiberfaueH, pelder etn emp0tenOeS Ser
breden OIL ibr 3u begeben oerIu6te. 0as
Sdreien bes jungen Did69eus ora9te Salfe
CUR Stelle, uuo Der Sdurfe entflob. Der
3nfanb ietnes Spiers mar beute 2lbeuO Elm
IRbr bebsntltder. Die 6amilie geb6ft ,u ben
uugeiebeniten in Der Stabt. @s berrI6t
grObe Qufregung iiber bsH Gorfau, uub tit
3u ertpOrten, oaB Der Nsger, falls es gelingt,
tbn in eraretfen, aelnndbt perben mirb.
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Serutii@jte tele9. 9epeIdea,
ana hem 9nIanhG

8as erite glat Wuiiffeit Al Rnorbtae,
~tl, en6ets geiterH ebeni0 gdueHp, fpie e5 6eqous
uer.
Die Sibuugen Der presbbteriantIdeu ,@es
neralsanmbI9" in Saratoga iulgrOeH ssiteyR u,tsrs
gefiibrt
9a8 cnuubiide Barlameut puroe aeferH
9,afmtttag bon benz geuerasg guberueur erBffnet
Ter 8ep6 mar Elm ftarier.
Su Ct. gOuts bat Der gegar gmuett
SouC8, r1iter gei!ern actaugt hToeH 'oltc cine
6rtit bis gum 2. Juut ertaIten.
9ie 81. id6rlits 8eriammluug Der tuue.
rcu 0iif1rs 3eieutait ameriiaHii6,= 5Iptihsu faub
reitern IN saratoga uHier SCriIB oes Q1i6. g. s.
6umOrS iiGtt,
Die Seeelepbanten, tDalte ser NeusY0r.
',r SPierborslcr 8et6e 0cr eiuiaeu Iaaen er6islt
iro Ucn ,,'oologiteu Garter" tn g5fldbelsbf1 or
uorbeu tUo.oeH ant hort b-reits siugetrbffsn.
Die cnHaOiide Regteruug bat NIT ber
NOitUermaItlugeu BON Oeutiblau6 ung Der sbns,I
SerrmbdrurBeH sum 4ustluibe Don QeaauD5ii',I9
e.7 9sttoii'n, pedI oom 1. 5uI an in araft treteu
Su git. Sterltug, 6p., tuurbe geffsru DON
GO bsrahnsts Jannern Elm 8eriu6 gema6t. In Sag
torttge geidugHiB etHiubriugeu. Der 5berfH nT6
seIbtshens 4nSere erlitten uebr ober miaesr t5ere
8erIegungen. '-7'''''
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gttipeb gegeien hatten. DlIn be8t aud Beiirbutus
gen r has seben aueerer 9itglteeer eeT JlsSIarsns
5autile.
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mann iuu6te bns 2oos on it4 81 brHgeH, um ba5 BtIb
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Seene par bic 6ol8e.
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0lcntpr5ner Giisubabu Co." bat eefern piseerbplt
5as sor Ref gort ans berbreitets Berift tbres Tals
urnts ols cine Hge bsetHet ibrt 6nelbe aber tross
ZEN nilf hie 9ermutbuug iutlt, hdb bic Gumpads
iie i'm sunni tene 3tnien au tbre DbliaationgnI5u.o
ub[eu iperbe.
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uno BEN anoeren @orporattoneu, ben 6eriet.
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gnn8 oafiir gu 5ubIeu 3u brauden. 0fidter
gdron entidteO, baB baS 2uu0 gtgtutbum
bes Staate8 uub jett i'm 8eitee Der yBenn.
l9luanier gabn. @eieuidaft" tpdre, nel6e bes
rsdttQt ba3I iei, fau8 tSObOteu ietne 6tras
ten Oerlangeru noue, cine @utidGJtgung
fir ibren @runo un0 Go6eH III beauIorudleu.
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TIahtiae @cfanaene.

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flint Der @Htflobeneu pteber etugefauSsH.
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(Spdter.l - sc III gelungeu. nod eiuen
Der Gusreiber feifauusbmeu, uno 3nar ale er
gerabe i'm Begrtffe mar, tn ietuem Saule 81
@ameen sinen Serted ~ iudeu.