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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-30
BUSINESS Htt.it TORY.

GUNsNlTl'S,
Wolf, GhAs. i'll Seventeenth street.
HARNESS MANI FAC1G HERS.
sauernan, John 219 segente' nth street.
HARDWARE
stewart II Montgomery. sou second avenue.
Al ERCHANT TAII.DES
Wendt, II. 1902 second aveiH.e.
NEWSPAPERS
The Rock Island DAILY AHGt-e; published every
evening, SUNDAY eXceltodD in Argus block. op-
posite Postottce, Bet advertising p'ediun in tie
city.
The Rock island WEEKLY AGuu-; published
every Friday fine inh department in coiItct-
ton with the cs ia )lishmuut.
p ESTAU RANTS AND C0NFECTIONEtS.
krell. Fred, 1919 second avenue.
SAh"oN''
" esrhn nj. Ioln. itI2 'coud avenue
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-30
ctaros allowed CT Deposits at the rste 81
ror Cert. ner AnnNm.
Doposits received in amounts OF 81
an6 Upwards.


The private property OF the Trustees is reepon
sihle 10 the d. pUsitcrs The ptfcertsre prohibited
from borrowing any oiit moneys. Mnore mud
married wurRc!. protected by special law.
OrriCERs:-S. ". WHEEIocK Pres dent ;JoHH
COOP. vice President; G. r. HEaENgA y. Cashier
THusTEg-:-S W WhnelGck, Porter Skinner
G w. Lnhdell, Nelson Chester Il W C1ntee G.
I, Graniz. A. $. Wright, G. u. Hemnway Jonn
Gi1Gf. j. M. Christy c. II Stoddofd
~ The only chartered Savings nanh IN ROcs
.laUd County
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-30
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
CHICAGO. UOth ISLAND n ?AaiFit
rrie rABIK IgSs |, last
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON i e3lscy.

General sup't Gen Ticket = I'ee-. e.
j. i. COOK, Agent, Rork Island.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-23
Chicago Herald. !

II heard that little sage brush girl
sing the other night said u Nevada
man at the Palmer house, s'and I
went and paid my 81 30 with a dou-
ble interest. First she is q Nevada
girl, and knew her father; next, I'm
great adnirer of John Mackey, her
friend and hacker, and, third, | hap
pened 10 be OH the Battle Mountain
stage when she went over from Aus
Tin to 90 to the railroad on her wav
TO Europe, eight or nine years ago,
don't remember which"
Il veil remember, however, seeing
DIR. Whom getting the Luggage OH
the stage and the troops III young
mining Town ladies To- see Little Etn
" ixUin, - everybody called her, oil.
She was considered great prodigy
up IN the sageorush, aud the base
rangers thought sne had a vnice ike
"a iinnet. She WAS about Is wears old
tnen and awfuliy ugly. lShe's I'M
proved great deal since then in
iooks.l / remember 1t WAS very
the desert To ride the ninety-fiv i've miles
To Battle Mountain. Little Elm wore
ing straw hat, linen duster, and
her face WAS as full Of freckles as "A
pepper box is full of holes. She sat
up with the driver most of the time
[ | sat right behind her), and the way
she ratified on WAS amusing to the
crowd. Some OF us thought she was
just little too 'peart.
They had a great time bidding her
good bye at Austin. The mining su
perintendent were there and their
wives, and, OF course, the local editor,
Fred Hart, a little Jew, who came
with a natty cane and a plug hat
which The miners wanted to shoot,
was said 10 be much in love with the
maiden. Miss WIxom frowned on
the EDITORS SUIT, and he had the
meanness afterward to abuse both her
father and herself. Nobody then
thought the little pug-nosed, freckled
face, eountry-looking girl, who was
then only known as base range piano
bangor and a Silver Threads Among
the Gold vocalist, would ever become
a prima donna at 81 900 night. But
then, such is life. Pluck wins, and
we could all see on that Battle Noun
tain stage that day that the Austin
girl had lots of it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-23
HAMILTON NOTES.
From Our Regular Correspondents

tfrom Our Regular Correspondent
HAMILTON, May Is, 1885.
1t has been showing here m ore or
less during the past week, but keeps
melting as 1t falls, which is leaving
the streets and roads in bad condition.
wash Woodbury., our late Asses
sor, Is in the lumber business at San
buenaventura, California.
IL. Bush, our local law and pospel
dispenser, has been busy of late, lin
ing and repairing the Medin resi-
dence in most tasteful manner, for
the occupancy OF Assessor Peters and
family, who arrived here Saturday
evening.
Geo. j. Roberts, who kept the Me-
din corner saloon last season, died ut
Alameda, CAL, on the 7th instant.
Thomas Goldsworthy, who was a
resident of this district for many
years, returned last Friday, after q
sojourn of about three years in Eng
land.
The Smoky mill started up Satur-
day morning for a run on tailngs.
A good many strangers have flock
ed IN here during the week, most of
them looking for work.
Supt. Kendall thinks he will be
ready 10 turn on steam at the Man
haitian by Wednesday OF this week.
"a long felt want"-a saloon--has
been opened at Kendall's Pond. Mrs.
Bush Keeps the boarding house there.
At a recent sitting of the Board of
Commissioner quite discussion
arose as TO how they should procure
benches for the use of the court here
after. One of the members, who is
well posted in this section, said they
could get plenty from the old church
on the Hill. At this suggestion Com
missioner b jumped up and ex-
claimed ~ hope the county amt so
- poor Is rob churches in order
10 get alongi Let us get them APP
praised, allow their value and turn
the amount into The School Fund.-
Thus doth humor dwell even in tho
house OF the sedate Fathers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-23

In the following expose the Carson
Appeal satirically shows up popular
phrase of American FOLLY
''San Francisco, of late wears, has
become great place for blood wor-
shippers. 1t is an odd thing that the
class OF people who were direct de.
scendants OF adverturers, advanLur-
esses, washwomen, horse thieves.
desperadoes, peanut-peddlers and
Dull-whackers Of not even a century
ago, should suddenly become iufatu-
ated admirers of foreigners titles. A
singing knave named CARDINAL, of
the Mapleson opera troupe,announced
himself Count, and was Immediately
taken into the arms of society in San
francisco. Here he met Miss San
derson, daughter of Judge S. w.
SandersOn, and the two were engaged
10 be married. OF course, all the sill
ly society bellies were envious of the
girls good luck IN securing a real
Count as a husband. 1t was the old
castle by Lake Como business over
again. The fellow turned out to be a
dead beat, swindler and general cur,
anu when II was discovered that he
was ABOUT nights showing Miss San
oerson love letters to q gang of
drunken strnmpets, tho friends of The
lady interfered. When one comes to
recall the fact that no regular live
Baron or Count ever struck ga u Fran
CISCO, that didn't turn out an unadul-
terated scallawag, it would seem as IL
society down there would, as they say
In Nevada, copper the COIN bination. ,
There seems, however, no disposition
on the part Of society 10 do this"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-23
County Commissioner.

At tho late meeting Of the County
commissioners Board present -
the following business WAS transacted;
Ordered. That the Clerk notify petit
TONERS III Snake Valley for new school
district. that at least ten heads of fam
iiles must petition the County Super
iinendent for the same, giving tic
names OF ten bona Tide children oil
school age. rs 10 Is years.; the dis
trict 10y law 10 be only eight miles
square.
The petition Of Geo. W. Baker, 10
change tuv road in Snake VALLEY, rs
denied.
Ordered. Public necessity demand
ing the same, II II ordered that the
District Attorney be, and he is hereby
empowered tu employ additional
counsel, in n sum not exceeding $3.50,
for the prosecution of criminals.
Ordered. That the Wilmington
building be rented for one year from
June LIST for $50 per month, with the
privilege of extending the lease two
years longer or of purchasing.
Ordered, That the Clerk write TO
Sparks & Whaiev. Minneapolis, Min
nesota, Tor specifications and contract
for one steel cage.
Ordered, transferred from the Sink
ing To the Contingent Fund 500; also
Sss OF from the Sink 10 the Redemp-
lion Fund.
T. Il. Hagar was appointed Hospital
Steward, nj "A salary of $40 per mouth,
until further notice.
Tue Clerk Was authorized to issue
proposals for wood for county use.
Commissioner Paul was authorized
10 attend to all necessary matters of
the Board during its inter,ms.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-23
Joe Roberts KILLED in Idaho.

Everybody in this section knew
Joe Roberts, the machinist. Last
Fall he went up 10 the Wood River
country, and that was the last We
heard of him till last Sunday MORN
ing, when we received dispatch from
Pete Weber, stating that poor Joe was
terribly mangled and could not pos
sibly live, and inquiring il we knew
anything about bis relatives. From
paper-the atlanta News-whlch
Mr.. Weber subsequently sent us we get
the following account of the accident
which ended poor Joe Roberts's earth
ly troubles; "On the afternoon of
Thursday, the l4th inst, a man by
the name of Jos. Roberts, machinist
for the Palmer mine, three miles from
Ketchum, was working in an incline
from whore car was being run by
machinery. The car had made the
trip down, was loaded and had started
for the surface, going a distance OF
three hundred feet when the draw
bolt to which the wire rope was fast
ened, gave way, and back the car
went. Roberts undoubtedly was un.
conscious of the car breaking loose,
anyway, until 1t was so near that he
had not time to make his escape, con.
sequently was caught and dragged a
distance of about one hundred feet
along the track. He received iniur-
les on his head, which alone was suf-
ficient 10 cause death, but this was
accompanied by internal bruises, both
legs were broken in two places each
and one arm also broken twice. DIR.
Lewis WAS Immediately telephoned,
also team sent for in which the un-
fortunate man was conveyed TO Ket-
ehum. Every thing was done that
could bo, but all in vain. He died at
1880 next morning. Roberts had been
warned of the approaching danger,
and at different times had been re-
quested 10 repair 1t, but from some
cause had not as vet done SO, intend
ing, however. to do so that afternoon,
but postponed it too long. de was
buried yesterday, at o clock p. NJ"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-23
Naxahnns win War Claims.

Following is list of Nevadan war
CLAIMS now before the Commissioners
at Washington: Lizzie j. Donnell,
Sl3, $50; John q. A. Moore, 81, 800; j..
II. Cole, $500; Isaac p. Lebo, $500;
John r. Little, $500; II. =. Phillips,
$500; John Roeder, $3.50; Louis b. Ep-
stein, S4sl; J. + Holiday, 1921; Robert
Lyon, $4,000: A. g. Turner, l,O75,
heirs of Samuel Turner, SI00; e. PEN
rod, $4,000, Seymour Pixley, $3.50;
total, $33,l7S'
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-23
OFFICE OF INK
ATTORNEY GgNkR Or NEVADA.
"a soS LIfy. Anil p. ihSj


ID. ). Truman. District Attorney of
Nye coonty--ljear Sir: | have the
honor To acknowledge Tho receip. of
your communication Of the nth INST.
IN which you ask my opinion rela
tive To sureties upon Official bonds and
state case as follows \ county Of
ficer II required Ia give an official
bond in the penal sum OF 81 900. lie
Tiles hond in the sum OF 81, 900, with
four sureties who bpeome SEA orally
able in the sum OF 81 900 each and
they justify in double the amount
for which they severally become liza
BILE, To wit, in the sum oftwo thousand
dollars each. "Would this be a sui
ticienl bond % 1t Is my opinion that
the bond AS thus stated Is not legal
official bond for the reason that there
Is really only one surety, whereas the
law requires that on all official bonds
there shall he at least TWO sureties.
You Will observe that the four sure
ties in the bond only represent the Ii
ability of one surety, TO wit: 81 900.
Each of them is only liable for 81 900,
and hence Won have not two sureties
and the bond is not a good one. In
order to make good official bond for
the penal sum Of $4,000. If each sure
ty becomes liable for the sum of ST.
600 there must be eight sureties. Let
mo illustrate. Ii there we're only two
sureties each would he liable for four
thousand dollars, and they would each
Justify in double that amount which
would make q justliica ion OF SIG, 900.
II there were eight sureties, each liza
blu for 81 900, they would each quail
ify IN double the amount. which
would be $4,000, and yet there would
only be in reality two sureties, be-
cause the aggregate amount of their
liability would only equal that of two
sufficient sureties. The justification
OF sureties does not fix their liability.
have had occasion to correct several
official bonds executed upon the prin-
ciple as stated by you, but they are
not good official bonds. Respectfully,
w. II. DAVENPORT,
Attorney General.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-23
Demise Of the Eureka Leader.

The Eureka Leader is no more. Too
many cooks, of opposing personal
and political interests, sucked the
life-blood out Of IL. Its history in
Nevada journalism has been marked,
as its editor says, "by titiul, fever
ish and precarious existence. Bro.
Grey closes his valadictory with this
frank paragraph 1.-The parties now
owning IL, not caring to run a daily
paper for glory alone, nor yet for the
sole good OF the Republican party,
have concluded to close down until a
time when more substantial induce
ments are afforded. We assumed
control of the paper with apologies to
the public press, and retire from 1t
with sincere thanks for numerous ia
yors and complimentary consider
ATOMS"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-23
Two MEN Break Their Necks.

On Friday, the 18th, at about IL
o'clock A. NJ, two men who were in
the employ OF the Philadelphia Co.,
near Ketchum, Idaho, at the smelters,
were working on the fiume about n
half mile above the smelters. where
the fiume crosses Warm Springs
Creek. taking 1t down, when they
both, losing their balance, fell To the
ground, distance of about sixty feet.
One of them, L. Greenland, fell with
his head striking on log breaking
his neck. The other named John
Rosso, fell in the creek, causing his
neck To he broken, also. Rosso was
single man and q native of Greece,
and Greenland was native OF Fin
land, and leaves a wife and six chill
dren.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-23
skilled Miner. Leaving Wood River.

Since the reduction of wages to SO so
per day has been resolved upon on
Wood River, says the HALEY Times,
large numbers of skilled miners have
left for other camps, and more are
leaving every day. The reason for
this is that they can do better else
where. Even though they may not
be able to get more than SO 90 per
day, they claim that in Butte, for in
stance, or in Tuscarora, the accomoda-
tons are far superior to what they are
here, while the surroundings are pre-
ferable. 1t is therefore evident that
if any large quantity OF skilled labor
is to be kept here it mnst be because
OF some additional inducement not
now held out. Exactly what that in
ducement should be, it is for mining
men to determine.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-23

Andy Swick, says the Eureka Lead
err, came in to-day from Bald Noun
tain, White Pine county, and brought
along eight ounces of course gold,
mined at that camp. There IL plenty
of gold there, but the scarcity ofwater
makes mining for it SOW work. The
owners of the ground are we'll salts
fled with the results so far.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-23

Eureka Sentinel: "Boss" Sadler
SAYS the reason why he shut down the
Leader was because President Cleve-
land sent him word that Immediately
upon the demise of that paper he
would withdraw Minister Pendleton
from Germany and appoint he-the
.Boss''-in his stead.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-23

The Weiser Leader says mining
parties are seen daily at the stores at
Weiser purchasing outfits for the
Seven Devils mines, in Northern
Weiser, Idaho. Projectors say they
never saw more promising outlook
for rich and extensive mining dis
trict than the Seven Devils affords.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-23
what Constitutes n Good and Suf-
hcient Bond.

Attorney General Davenport, in re-
ply TO query from the District At
torney OF Nye county, gives the
fol owing opinion on what constitutes
"a good aud sufficient bond.n
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-05-23

A newly established /. o. .. +.
lodge at HALEY started off with fifty
members and n good, full treasury.
Seemingly, Odd Fellowship FREEDOM
mates over hard times.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-28

iter nit ibren 6inoern basieIbe au tbun,
bssublte bic ausitattuns Der presb1tsrianis
iden S9ule unb &ir9e aus isiner eisenen
Eaide uno bewiuiste 3oqfreibeit fir ale
BON 6ia einsefibrten 9esenifdnbe." 60
idreibt bic ni9ts weniser aIs tatbolii9e
vSainois Staats 3eituus".
Sn Der Gr3biO3sie 90ln iinb nun bon
ben sl3 Yfarrsien 329 perwaiit. 8 i9red,
li9er Rulturtampf, NO fibrit bu binl
Gin fatboliider Yitar in elmer gOrs
itabt Brafels mai in oes yliberalsn" preIe
@esenitano Der sebdHisiten 8erleumbuns
gen gemeien, unb bas i6dnbli9lte 8erbres
den, beflen man einen Yrieiter bei9ulois
gen tanu, mar ibm ansebi9tet morbsn.
Der @siilide wuroe flasbar sesen bic liz
bsralen" S9muebldtter. Oas @eri9t,
meldes bic llnidulo %ertannte, perurttbeilte
bic 8ldtter gu @slobuBen uub breimalissr
0erOfientIi9uns bes llrtbeils.
gu PreuBen iinb burd bas iOsenannte
&loiterseies I'M rGnIturtampie" 2776
&loltertrduen, mel0e t9re SepenSduf9ape
i'm llnterri9te un6 in Ser Grsiebung Der
weibli9en Susenb fanben, aubsr eanb seiast
uuo iiber "a, 900 6inoer ibrer 2t6rerinnen
uub grstsberinneu bsraubt morben. 9ti3t
weniser ais 81 Berpabri6ulen, 70 Wai:
~ienbduier, 40 Sn6uitriei3ulen, 81 G06s
terl9ulen uno Al peniionate i6lohen iih
in 6olse bieies @eieses fir Die Rotb uno
bus Glenb, sdnSIi6 obns ieben @riae,
unb fur Die anoeren anitalten, wel9e in
22s @emeinben gum grias Der seiperrten
tl0iterli9en Snititute sesrinbet peroen
mrBten, erwu9s ben @emeinoen cine idbr>
Iide Mebraussabe BON 962, O7O Scarf.
Oabsi fonnts BEN Rioiterfrauen bod ni6ts
uorseworfen weroeu, ais bag tie bas Iers
Der gltern unb bte 2iebe ibs
rer YlesebefobIensu beiaBen, ben Inter
ri3t unb bic @rsiebuns bilIts ertbeilten
uno sOttesfirdtis unb tatbOlii9
rparen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-28
Bic d Der Dr..

Die franSOil9en Sreimaurer fiblen ftd
TT ibrem 0osensebese ni9t mebr gang fiber
unb fir9ten fiji bic gauidaisfeit ibres
Sittenwsrtes. Rur 10 1T weni9itens cine
Idnsere 6lase, bic Dr.. 6rancoIin in benz
freimaurerii9en Central: Organ rGbaine
s. Union" unIdngit bat perlauten laiien, 81
periteben. ginerieits bei9wert ii9 se=
nannter B.. barber, baB bic 2ose unb
lire Qeute Bel ben &e9ierunssor9auen Der
&epulit ni6t mebr bic friibsre 1nteriiiiss
suna unb ben sepiinidten S9ut antreffsn,
mas uamertli9 in Der Yropins iebr mad.
tbeilis em%pfunben werbe; anberieits mirb
bittere &lase seiiibrt iiber bic Nufieben
erresenbe Sabnenflu6t sepiiIsr abtriinniser
griiber, wsl9e bic 2osensebeimniiie benz
@eipOtte Der @eit preisseseben bdttsn,
obne Die bisrfiir ausebrobte Ra9e unb
Citrate an lid erfubren gu baben. Oas
biirfe meint Sr.'. 6rancolin nun nidt mebr
LANCER 10 fortgebsn, wenn ni9t bas sanse
%Qoaenaebdu6e bur9 iolde g,i9ittsrunsen
erniIi9 @efabr laufen ioue, unb besbalb
brinet berielbe CUR 9lbbilfe ensrsii9e Mits
tel in 0ori6las. gu bieiem gsbufe Mil
Srancolin ben bur9 bas Sertrauen Der
9ose an Der Spise Der republitanii6en Hes
sierunssseiddfte seiteIteu Briibern gu.
nadif ibre Der y6reimaursrei idulbise
Yfi6t unb Greue" ernitli9 IN Grinneruns
eebra9t wiflen. Mnoerntbeils iouen abs
~trinnis. Sriiber, ywel6e es obne bic 0ose
ME su etpas ssbra6t baben wirben", ben
Oar, Ser Qnns msJhe ipSeu 9Inoriff nit
@uder suriifseben weroe, f~ortan NIT srOBs
tenn Nadbruf an ii6 gu fiblen betpmmen.
9o%ffsntli6 laBt iid our6 oieie anorobuns
gen Niemanb einidii9tern uno 1noen iid
nod re9t uiele BrIoer, tpel6e mad benz
8eiipiel Nnbrieur'. wel6er Der 0o9e burd
feline fir,Ii6en gntbilunsen 10 tii3tise
Siebe uerieet bat, gu befern Inii6ten be-
tebrt, benz 5reimaurertbum enti9lo1en ben
Hiifen tebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-28
Saar, Nfoiel, Gifel unb Sunsrid.

Wes. am 90. Mdrs periammelte f4
cine sroBe 9lnsabl Meeer Burger, alte
Mteser uno giugewanberte aus ben pers
laieosniten Stdnoeu our @rinouns zines
Wteter CONFERENCE.-The. Din Der Spite
itebsn Der bodw'ite giidof Dupont bes
eoses pom Mes, Der Serr 9esirtsprdlibent
pom Sammerftein unS Ser O%ombaumeis
ter Sornop. Die grinouns bieies gers
ems wirb freubis bssriBt, benn bic att
ebrpiirbige Ratbeorale, bic 3ierbe Der
Staot, ioa baloisit Der GoQenouns Der
&eltaurationsarbeiten entsesen seben.
Met. Son ben 8eamten unb 100
arbeitern bes Siittenmertes gu Maisieres
unb Der buSu seborissn @rube Marase
limb bur6 freipiui9e Yeitrdge in opiermils
Tiger @eile 227 Ntart fir Die butterflies
bsuen Der IN Der @rabe gampbauien Sers
unglidten bsiseiteuert wcrben, wel9e
Summe am 81. MidrS na5 Saarbriiden
abSeianot wuroe.
Die in 8ertri9 gelessne OILERS
Miible lit am %. Mdrs total nieberses
brannt. Die Wible mai nidt bepobnt,
unb maj nimmt an, baB oieielbe uon ru9s
loier Sanb anse5inSet woroen lit.
Im 2. April sos elm siemli6 fairies
@ewitter iiber bic. Stabt Simmeru bin.
Qsiber wurbe Der 8ne6tbeS Sn. u. &app,
welder auf benz Selbe beidGftist mar, pom
Slit eri9lasen ebenio wuroen swei pferbe
S%etootet.
Yrim. Infer giielitdbt9en wirb nun
balb elm 9sbrsr>S smiuar beiisem. CUR
Ssitreituns Der Sautoitsn bat Der Stabts
ratb cine Inleibe pom As, 900 80. nit elmer
Silsunssfriit uou 35 Sabrsn bsidlohsn.
0as Seminar iOu ii@ uOrlauiis ais grters
nat SeitaIten.
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mesfeil, 10 wurbe am /. @pril In Mettui1
cine Seriammluns absebalten, UNI iiber
bic Weiteriibrung Der So9ualbbabu Sriers
SsrmsstsiI iber Mettni9, Sbolsy,
Sbsrtbal, 8lieien bis ct. Benbel gu bsras
then. llnseidbr 800 Ysrionen, barunter
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mad Wabern, Defenders neil babur9 bas
sroBe giisnuert Marias Sitte umsanssn
wdroe. Die uon Srn. Taltor pom Sonns
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