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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-12

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-17
CAMPAIGN PROMlAEo.

During the Presidential cam
paign, the Democratic papers OF
Nevada took pains to assure the
voters of the Silver State, that
Blaine was the great enemy, and
Cleveland the great friend Of silver;
With the election Of Cleveland, sill
YER was to skip up several notehes
in the monied marts Of the world,
and the horny handed miner was
to roll in luxury for the rest Of biz
DAYS; all that was needed to
quicken into life the PROSTATE
silver industry, was the immediate
election of Grover Cleveland.
Well, Mr.. Cleveland was elected
and a relentless war on the silver
dollar has begun. Secretary Man
ming proposes to stop the coinage
Of silver in this State, and it pos
.ible, shut down the Mint.
What do the foolish Democrats
now think, who were daft enough
to believe in the bogus promises O
their organs?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-17

The Sun says: Grant is a very
sick man. He bears up heroically,
but his appearance shocks those
who see him. For the first time
since he was taken i'll, a great
swelling bigger than mans Inst,
almost twice as large in TACT, has
appeared on his neck under his
right ear; his face has lost little OF
its natural feshiness, but his body
is frightfully emaciated, and his
bony wrists and hands betray the
fact to visitors. Every now and
then, as he talks, his throat be-
comes filled with a discharge from
the sore in the back of his mouth,
and he has to stop talking and rid
himself of the troublesome &C
emulation. 1t is supposed the
swelling in the side Of his neck, is
the sympathetic result OF the
trouble in his throat. The doctors
still insist that the General ID dy-
ing of the consequences of the can
cerous growth there.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-17
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

The Mint of the United States at Car
son city. Nevada.
Superintendent's ONCE,
May 18th 1885,
Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned until II O'Clock, noon
June II, 1885, for furnishing such sup
plies as may be required from time to
time by this Mint during the twelve
months ending June goth 1886, embrac-
ing acids and other chemicals, Wood.
coal, charcoal, salt, borax, soap, oils,
erucibles. covers, stirrers, buck gloves,
cotton cloth. dry goods, metals, hard
ware, and otter necessary supplies.
Schedules and blank forms for propo-
sails with Information as to quantities OF
each article that will probably be re-
ouired. will be furnished on applica-
ton.
Proposals will be considered separ-
ately on each article, and upon COM
parison of the prices and samples OF ar
ticles furnished, and will be accepted as
to the whole or part as may be deemed
for the best interest of the Government,
the right to reject any or all proposals
being reserved,
acquisitions will be made on the par.
ties whose bids may be accepted, and
the articles must be furnished as requir-
ed without delay.
Proposals, to receive consideration
must be accompanied by sufficient
bond with one or more sureties. and by
samples, or such description OF the ar
ticles as will clearly designate the kind
| and quantity.
Proposals should be addressed to the
| undersigned, and enclosed with copy
/ of this advertisement in sealed enVel
one, endorsed: proposals for Sup
| plies" The bids will be opened and
! registered at the hour uamed. in th9
presence Of bidders and the officers o.
| the Mint
WILLIAM GARRARD.
Superintendent
May Is
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-17

Higgins, appointed Clerk OF the
Treasury, is credited with the state
ment that between thirty and forty
thousand removals and appoint
ments have been made since this
Administration has come into
power. This is no doubt an exag-
eeration of the number really
stated by Mr.. Higgins, for it would
be one-third of all the Federal
office-holders, yet it is quite true
that those who complain Of the
slow progress the Administration
is making in the natter OF filling
Offices would be surprised to know
how many changes have been made
in a quiet and unobtrusive manner
It is estimated that, at the rate
which has been maintained since
March 4th, there will be scarcely a
handful of the opposition IN office
in twelve months from that time
so far as those Offices are concerned
to which the Civil Service rules &c
not apply.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-17

John Laporte who brought his
son to Huntingdon the other day
and gave him up to the authorities
tn he tried for the murder of John
irwin. is one Of the Associate
.Judges of that county. His stern
sense Of justice entities him to
rank with the Spartan and Roman
narents, whom the ties Of nature
never restrained from following the
path of duty Such man IS
probably fit to be Judge.-Phlla-
delphia Times.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-17
ria I.dla.Gwar Claims.

THO AA0Bo3UV " - Seoe
The Silver State. speaking OF the
Indian War claims, says:
Though many Of the early set
tlers OF this county repeatedly vol
unteered to fight Indians and did
good service in chaeinG and pun
ishing the hostiles, not one Of them
has put in . claim for remuneration.
Judge Leonard, Of the Supreme
Court, can testify to the fact, - he
was . member Of the party, that
volunteered from knoxville and
Star, spent days chasing and fight.
ing the Indians, furnishing theft
own horses and provisions.
There are two parties in thia
county with = claim for selling
liquor to the SOLDIERS. Both claim
to have sold the same liquor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-17

A Brooklyn mechanic has IN
vented 4 wonderful sewing machine
which. it is claimed, viii do 50 per
cent more work than any machine
nov in the market. An expert
ment with steam power moved 1t
With a speed Of 1920 stitches a
minute, and it was started and
stopped instantly. 1t is simple In
construction, is easily operated
and sews all kinds Of fabrics, from
leather to fine linen.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-17

Fair remarked at the Palace Ho-
tel the other day, when asked it he
could beat Mackay for the Senator
ship:
"You see, my son, my money is
not all locked up in telegraph lines.
lean get at my sinews Of va.
quicker than he can.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-17

James Huges was one Of the men
Who went from Eureka to Hunting
ton valley q couple of days ago on
. hunting trip. While handling
his gun in the buggy, near Craw'
ford's ranch, the weapon was accl'
IDENTIFY discharged, its contents
entering Huges' head, killing him
instantly.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-17

w WAU TONG \ Action BROUGHT in
\the Dist let Cou
Plaintiff lof the second Ju-
5dc ial District OF the
VS. Estate OF Nevada, in
\anl for the COuntA
All KEE f OrmSbv, aud the
jcumpl lint NED in
Defendant fsa'd County OF
Ormshy, in he office nf the Clerk Of said
District court. The State Of Nevada
sends greeting to All kee. defendant,
you are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District of
the state OF Nevada, in and for the
County of OrmSby, and to answer the
complaint filed there "a copy of which
accom- panies this Summons) within ten
days (e elusive of The day of service.
after the service on you OF this sum-
mons-if served within this county; or,
if served out of this county. but in this
district, within twenty days, otherwise
within forty days-or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you. The
said action is brought to recover from
YOU the sum of fifteen hundred dollars
alleged to be due from yOn upon Ger
tain promissory note, Of date April
2lst, 1879, together with in:etest on said
sum of fifteen hundred dollars, (sl 800 COZ
at the rate Of two per cent per month
from date Of said note until paid and for
costs of suit.
And you are hereby notified that II
YOU fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as above required, the said
plaintiff will take judgment agains
you by default as prayed in said COM
plant.
Given under our hands this SOth day
of April, in the year Of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
i've. THOS. H. WELLS,
JAMES d. TORREYSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. May y, ".
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-17

HA \. oars nh ss. Carson 90 Front St
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-17

Dancing every afternoon and evening.
Rest OF music and refreshments. Genoa
viii, he preDared to furnish the best OF
hotel and livery Accommodations ana
the management will spare no pains 10
make it pleasant for all.
J2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-17

The Mint of the United States ~ Car
son city. Nevada.
Superintendent's ONCE
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-17
THE DISTRICT COURT or
1 The scrOni Judicial ID Strlrt
Or THE -
STATE OF NEVADA.
IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF ORMSBY.

\ Action brought in
\the Dist let Cou /
lOf the second Ju-
gdicial DistrIctof he
Estate OF Nevada, in
\nn'i for the COUNTY
4 OrmSbv, aud the
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21
PRICES Lt THE MARKETS.

Lent and the continued cold weather keep
up the prices of sh and eggs and the markctmcn report
that there "a much grumhng thercat the part OF the
public Goldfish. the staple food Of every cheap hotel and
hoarlinrhou.e, f. higher than for years cod steaks sell
Ing Tor - cents and market cod at II cents pound All
tie cod In market brought from Boston. fishing in
the waters adjoining his city has been impossible during
the cs Of the past week. Smells are also scarce.
ousi'uE 20 cents a pound. or about twice - much as
my were worm ten dnFs ago Nhte htilDnt costs %
cc''s pound. hadoch 10 cents dressed cells 20 cents
largo l1.' 80 cents. houuiers 10 cents. tom Gods cents
am nlrh"'h thl hr IIc,h mirA'r,l l. c'uts N"rth
Carolina >had sell iur - IA AMI Florida bucks FOR
30 cent? Dumnnu-h1ck rrinll may Dc I.i flr go
dorm pa"h' - 30 dozen ana 'ct.op' ~ % siloni
htrd l.l. crabs - hundred. oysters - and - a
haNIr 81 and frogs l.y' 90 cents pound. owing TO
salmon. thai st brlu -ht 81 cents pound can be
L"t "'W %" g. i,u '' 't iaNt' NAV ri7-n ''ph ,
To- -- r1rnl "itAin week Ia faet' the prices are
1lc supply OF southern vegetables scarce likewise,
-hlpnft- f..iI' Of suffering los. frlu the present
Indictment Gather IN the Broadway store, Florida
y unIfa hrri cost cents each aud southern ihnh1rD
crnF bunch; There are no peas o. ~iuuc ans To DO
quart "uh riru'' i"'@ ''' 20 ,',", hi' ~"
pcc iIo'loa.c teu".o. ell ior 30 c,D, each: h2t
h'n" corn ftI - r. o. quart "H' -'''.'t in7n
crnr. a knnlr.d. chDrory cca, g. 5ard nrl.scl.
-1Dlt- 30 cents quart. Nor.,lf a'. 5crnts head, and
,'"ri - .',i. en- ~ AL .'fr o,"., 10 .'n.e A
quart r.tu.' I'D o'n'. n1l heal ""1 tAe best quality
~ n-' Irish Tui .fp'- - cents 70 lr'h-
FLORIDA -'fINu. irr uuW .flrdtrl frut In the
iugi.tts liA- 'lr l at fr.it stores. ana tL'y
etu M flr ~ - ptrt and so cont fnr pirt box
toruIl lfsfrr Tnlrt pears 1rc worth from 81 - -
- dozen. Elrl dates lr4u tHt region - tl- Upper
lr are hi.h just uoW. OWNS - :, presumed 20 the fact
tIlt tr NilhdI As tgIri uu All the available dates for
. comi.-Irtt Tucy seii !n broadway FOR - cents a
uo.ud Dried irulfs low Ia price. dried apples
hrtug cents. prchct - and - ccnu. cherries aud
pntns cent? tnd dried hfnckbcrrrs - cents pound
pprrrcs - cents. cufrauts cents,
uhniiIe iIebrrrl.- 20 GEMS and German peas
H. cents pound Eyap4ri,ci apncl cost II cents and
apor fc peaches - cents pouGd. C.nbcsr.os are
10 cent. aquart.
Fr.,h squads may b. had for ~ q dozen and frozen
ones Tor - pfLIiul.Ju pi'htui dui slcAnE pZs
and swc-triciI. uotu ol which game dealers now
handle sell to former FOR - 30 each aud tls latter fJr
- dozen.
Fr~.h clurncd state butter cot. 30 10 - cents a
pound ror batter thc only thing a-liu-t II being it,
wAltcucs. can bc hai for - cent, a pound
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21
SITE OF TRADE.
DONFSrTC NARKEr3


&S' 9sSi'2R a o%s
sep5eT'si i5Ss3 o1 %. o.%1Ith 1898 s.. D. d, hgaais
Ps,ent = 75 - @eeat- sollaern steady western dai
SSfsn & So @s.iea S CIV fO e. go s3
a92sc Corn-soGtnern steady Western da; sOutRcfi
%ae DO eeI9, ts9T o$ Ze western hisd @
e g. SaS %,5s Vie g S4l' scarce o '9a T.e % 81 oae s
steady aud qa,rt Mess PorI s3 :; eeceot, Flour.
Corn 1000 bush. sales-wLeat. l7i.oOo Corr.
Boston MAS Feb. 20 Flour very auI aud ancaangei,
Patent Spring. %hafs 81 3oas - pasat winter Seas.
Sc &C. Steamer Gsn Vs 1e qei O9 70 r hI%
osts arm and steady ~ %a'ts t!5@ie No White.
Flour 500 obl' $500 sics'; $4,000 6ush oats.
CmcAGo Feb. soaFlour quiet and nnchansed' choics
WmsT wha3 oSs - "a 81 Pses wae - % 3
Low Gr!es - . sS o. eye Folc ss51a s5 Z1in oarrel,
%aes qnt a29 seT s1ca 25' fae teSruay % eS,n, a.
GS ~ c5ssi ~. Nay y sic closing az
$50 9t; No, sprtne. Sl:. 10 !. Red ,ogas 9;
sSraar Fee ' coss sE az 9ss Pq% %ac5 ''S' 'RsS
e"s u a. g &c Apeli % 81 an ~ & az a, r.
a. e6fa & closing @ a. fen are ost a. s9 aay " ge 30
March. 81 $500, closing at s39 p Nav. 81 lsEe
SIS ~ closing .t sl5 I9GSS ~ Lara yie, 's.ss anSed
% m ,: 90 sh2 r S e. r. ,S cS
boisl whe9:, 900 bush. Corn 44.C0o ousL. oats.
-iioGr 400 06ls- Wheat i,Joo Onsl4i tosa. 0o(
busna oat. iiOOJ ousL' Rye 1000 bu'a barley 5000
BUSH
cncyx.r Tae. Flour dun ~ ana dropping Family.
s5Qs1 receipts LOO bush shipn.nts corn iower;
80. Mixed oats EASIER ST. no aAed d 81 seSte
demand sl3 2j0Sl3 % Land strong lt 81 Og2
BGi Sneats stcady shoulders, - l2r 5iortria 50 IS.
Clear oS %hssfy sS e s asa $ a5' 5 d :. 3 f.i B.
ing hers ioSs5 35 receipts 4.loO head sli0
mrnUs 1900 head
pFTRolr FEB 90 Wheat dull No ! White cash. s7scs
February. s7c March, sSc; Aprl g. 3ei Nay pc; No.
10 ! White J3 ~. NG :. 52e Receipts Wheat 10000
pusn.
MILWAUKEE FOB 2o.-Flo1r dan aad neglected. Wheat
March, 77ci April &c ay s%',e Corn qSiet NO
oae @s, PSG SIS 90 casn and March,
sS2l a Lani-9aS aS S1 pt ss1 q ns Do ara Sa'1 at aaa
a IIc. Hogs 81 5OG4 S. Rscay,s-tiorr. 24Ob bb.i
Wheat $4,000 bush. ecrlcy llOO4 smpments-FlSir.
3 .OJ bDls. Wneat. ~ oGsG: Baris,, 1900
PAIL .pEI PHIA Feb 2O.-F1oar-Tnere nothing DOING
the market buyers Western ani Penusylvni Sd
pei 81 o0ef2 75 DO Etra >. 81 @i:b rsna'.iy1as
"a s. delaware Family 81 % Isi - Water Wheat Patent
: 75aSj IS. Wheat-Dul and weas. c!o,ias t4c lover
me- Red in export elevator s2c 80 d 10.
02 &c; No. Pennsylvania Red 80 2c; 30 kea Sosu.fh
$50 Size; March asGs9cS Ayfll 9Ot9O'aci MAY. 80
SIR ,ns and advanced nier sh offerings and od
inquiry cover shoTt% ar los ~ ,hpor
gram depot 52G ,3cj 20 yellow track, 62c seiner
& o Mix export elevate; 5cc; 80 Mixed Fe9nary
81 laci March. 49's@A '4e AprL '.c MAY 4s
elsi.e. 6ats.car ,cts du 5oie;ted Wmts rse 80
White. 3o .c No Wnte $685. No Mhlts S - i@s,gss @
81, G31sic; April 81 33T &c Receipis-Four 1000 obs;
" heat 5000 Corn. 10000 Dusls oats 1000 oush.
l,OOo BUSH Corn Ssooo ous"' oA'''
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21
NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
ALBANY.
TO ATTEND THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TION OF Mr.. EVARTS-COASTING.
rsY TELEGRAPH TO THE raIBUNs.l

rBy TELEGRAPH THE raIBUNsl
A,n.Ny. Feb 2O-A number of the leading Demo
cratic families in Albany. including the Cornngs,
Parkers, Pruyns. Tracys Farnsworths, Mannings and
Others are making preparations to attend the naugura
ton of Presdent-eect Cleveland and to spend Tort
night or more in Washington
About 700 invitations have been issued to the for'
Orange Club reception to Senator-elect William M'
Eyarts. on Wedne day evening Mr. Evarts Will DC Gu
tsrtained at dinner by General Townsend ana o.
Howard King. and Mrs. j. v. L. Pruyn will give
lunch in his honor. a..
The bachelors ball on Monday evening. .ne n'''
entertainment of the kind given here since Iooo was
~ ,ost brilliant public social event that mas occurcu
hara in many wears Tie ball was given Dy hly-sA
Ijhanv bachelors. Dudley Olcott, president OF ine
Macbanics and Farmers Bank and General 3: w.
obnson of Rye we're the only two presnt as oacheior
who also attended the last ball. .
The funeral of Mrs. Henry K. Pierson. wfe OF Ohan
ceor Person at ST. Peters Church this afternoon oooS
place to-day. All the Episcopal clergy OF Inc cry;
were present Mrs Pierson was universally respected
and her death has been sad blow 10 Albany society
afternoon the body will be buried in Green
wood Cemetery. . hor
Tho Common Council on Monday set aside number
of hill streets for coastng Every night TINS WEEK
several usand persons have gathered on MADISON
ave to witness the races between big 10Ds a nuhpeT
of serious accidents have occurred The running OF
horse cars has been stopped in the evening ana resi-
dents along the streets used threaten TO invoke inc
nenal code to prevent coastng. The privilege VIII
probably be rescinded by the Council.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21
GRAIy AND PRODCCE MIRKETS.
OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.
NLw-YoRK. Feb. 20
There was no lecture Of interest 10 the grain
speculation to-day. tho trading being purely local. and
tho nurtuatou u price. being robbed ~ significance by
the duucss which prevailed The condition NJ the mar
kct Is le-t described by auo of the time houored phrase
it ruL" low prices That u hardly seems
pos that future influences do ausht but adv cc
prices AZ least This IL the ,aiinc pnion which
r,trns operators from irylns to sell the market down
Export business II practically stns1nt. and the move
ucnt ~ cereals continues Light account Of the cOnd
ton of the weather The markets ended at about the
lowest prices OF the day. but little changed from last
night Wheat cluscd I'D cent lower at coia FOR Febr
aly and March. Oi7- for April; 93's FOR May and 9t
cent. f,r June In corn February option, showed gain
ot D. ut rIi-; Mtrch. Apu and Nv were UNCHANGED az
Jult Jll aud 80 ~ pcctivcly while June rose : cent
tn f1 cents. Tho market Tor oats was sustained 10y ne
recent eht receipt, at tie Mc.t the gains wcre y for
February options AT 3Sli; D Tor March, at 31i aud
Aprl at ~ and - Tor My. nj 3G'8 cents Provisions
closed weak under roalilttious.
Al Ncw York. Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts II grain to-day were: wheat, 11ObS bushels;
corn - -6S bushels oats. 2oHOo bushels total grain
91 s36 bushels, Hour, 1913 barrels. The receipts at
Chicago. Milwaukee and =. Louis were: Wheat.
I2l .IJs bushels corn. l2- 80 bushels OATS 4pJ1G
bushels total grain. 20J,Jl1 bushels; Hour, l-,2oo
barrels.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21
7HE COURTS.
HOW MRS. BURNnAM WAS TREATED.


After three days of patient waiting Miss
Katie ThOman, of the dozen shOpgirs OF Macy CO.
who expected testify in Mrs. Catherine Burnhains
so 600 suit for alleged false arrest in Macys store, was
called to The stand yesterday In tho supreme court
Lawyer Augustus c. Brown urst told the story OF the
treatment OF Mrs. Burnham at the time according 10
the witnesses for the nrm Mrs. Bumham he said iad
made purchases at the counter, and after she had
passed on soap-dish with wire rack was missed At
another counter Mrs Burnnam seen 10 makea quick
movement and something disappeared under her circu
lar. After she hal been upstairs and had re
turned she was asked by Mr. Bowycr, the super
mtondcn TO step 70 his desk but no
hand was lad upon her. She then isk'd II she oh
irctrd To showing what sh- had IN Ihmihag which -lc
car led. Ild Mrs Burnham thcrenp'n opened IT,. 500
wa, asked bS lady attend ant . step uo IA" packing
room. AMI then Mr. BIrlhiin to'k from the bag wire
rack ~oaIrdi7ll, another article AMI arhlmHey
hril>lt tho brush, SAID, rIs had inadvertently ne
elected for, ad She other article, sic 10 id Don i
elsewhere hut would pay Gr them. n desired Iho
offer Wa. declined TIE missing ollrdi-h. Nr. Brown
said had subsequently been found uuirr table iu the
packug-room. m which Nrs. B1rnhnm hid placed her
haud-bag and with 10 tg with ,hc price, thirty
two ccIt-. Mdct q Co.'S cipher. attached" MI bufI-
ham departed vuunlr.l. cdtnc the Vrltc- AZ NItf's
Miss Ihpunn got far ~ tr,tIyin- io missing tho
sOap.dish. Wh.n LAWYERS Watson aud Brown consumed
should be united 20 prove Justification of Sup. ru-
tendeni Bowers Act or ~ mitigation II damages The
courtroom crowded. The case viii be resumed on
Ua- lty
New-York tribune., 1885-02-21
ORDERED SENT BACK TO GERMANY.

Miss Marie Hesclmann, petite blonde, some
twenty years old before Justice DOnohue yesterday
In the Supreme Court, Chambers. She was panty
dressed. At her side sat Bernhard Fiammcr. black
haired blackcycd OF forty nine years who had run
away from a wife In Wc>e Germany, aud had induced
the girl 10 accompany him. She had been brought into
court on a writ OF hdbeds corpus obtained by Counsellor
Dulon al the instance 0f Carl P0cr tho German Consul
At This port who received word by ctu- from Germany
Of the eight OF tho couple on he steamship IptIni with
request to send the girl back to parents. The couple
had been staying the Hutc Gltl. passing man ana
Wi Dulou asserted. FianIIrr prepared
no formal return the writ aud al tAai he could hc
made To say that he wanted the grl 10 90 with
hita to Wisconsin, his destination.
By the order OF the colr. appeared later In the day
with Charles H. smith counsel and return stating
that Marie had induced 20 cope aud dcuynr.
that he had represented her anywhere b' wife. Tho
grl herself stated ta sire had acted voluntarily and had
ACCOMPANIED F1ammcr "bectusc she itcd HIM" Never
tbrcAs Justice DUIuhuc placed her IN the OF The
German Consul be- sent back 10 her parents Flammcr
therefore departed alone.