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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-29
Who Are the Quacks?
Boston Herald.

Ut.
There are some forms of disease that are, as q
matter of fact treated quite successfully, in
many instances, by persons whose unfitness for
the general practice of medicine no one would
deny. Shall sick man, who has failed to OBJ
tain relief from any of the established schools.
as thousands Of sick people do fail, be denied the
privilege-a poor and delusive one though it be-
of trying the quacks9 Such experiments may,
at least, serve to keep hope alive, and hope is
sometimes the best medicine, saving the patient
until nature can cure him. The waste of money
in these experiments is deplorable but if regular
physicians got pay only for their cures it is
doubtful if many of them would grow rich.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-29
Uncommon Liberality.
Boston Herald.

DOSCOn nerau.
The doctors in charge of Gen. Grants case
have consented to their patient taking tea
made of red clover which is said to have effected
cure ins cancer cases. They do it to please
the family" on the ground that it can do no
harm, if it does no good. 1t would seem to be
common sense that such disease canbe checked
by ''doctoring the blood" much more surely than
by treating the morbid condition Of the tissues.
And so long as the physicians confess their own
inability to cure their illustrious patient, they
act with unusual lberality in consenting to the
trial of an "old womans remedy
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-29
A Chance for the Soldier.
Philadelphia Inquirer.

D
The old-fashioned Soldier of fortune" who
spent his leisure time going about the world
looking for an engagement to fight in somebody's
army-it mattered not whose-might find plenty
of chances for an engagement now. What with
the row in the Soudan, the bloody Franco Chi
nese farce. the Central American struggle the
Central American struggle, the rebellion in the
Northwest the pending contest in Afghanistan
and the threatened trouble in West Africa, g
man cannot travel far in any direction without
getting into somebody's fight.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-29
Extravaganza of Foreign Ministers.

Washington CORRESPONDENTS.
have been told that Mr. Morton, the outgoing
United States minister to France. has expended
$50, 600 a year while he has resided in Paris.
That sum is nearly three times the amount paid
him as salary. Mr.. McLane, his successor, is
not wealthy man, though he has sufficient
means to live comfortably. Since Mr. Washburne
was minister to Paris, not one of his successors
has lived within the salary. Under this eco
nomlc administration when Cabinet officers pre-
fer to ride in cars it is not to be expected
that the foreign ministers will live yagantly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-29
The Honors to Jake Thompson.
Special to St. Louis Republican.

Special to st. Louis Republican.
There is much comment. and all of it adverse,
upon the action Of Secretary Lamar in closing
the Interior Department.. with the Pension
Bureau, Patent Office and all the branches as q
mark of respect to the memory of Jacob Thomp-
son, Secretary under Mr. Buchanan Southern
ers quite generally deprecate the act. Thomp-
son died without standing, oven among confed-
arotaa
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-29
The smith Stock Rising.
Philadelphia North American.

PhiIadephia NORTH AmerIcan.
The indianapolis Journal remarks that 1.-The
Smiths seem to be coming into unusual promi.
nence. Sidney Smith has been nominated for
mayor Of Chicago and Amor Smith for mayor
of Cincinnati" Our esteemed contemporary
seems to have overlooked the fact that William
B. Smith is actually tho energetic and efficient
mayor of Philadelphia.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-29

haps, gave weight to his recommendation on the
ground that, being preacher himself, Mr.
Beecher ought to know something about minis
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-29

THERE have been succession Of skirmishes II
the Soudan, but the Riel war is in the Canadian
Northwest.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-29

THE New York Dial has stopped at last, after
vainly changing hands. Its affairs will be wound
up, and its face will be seen no more.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-29

IT is now claimed that Henry Ward Beechers
visit to the President two weeks ago was for the
express purpose of asking him to name Phelps
as minister to England. Mr.. Cleveland, per
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-29

To the Editor Of the indianapolis Journal:
When was the late Senator Morton elected for
his last terml Was it regular or special meet
ing of the Legislature2 READER
AT special session, called by Gov Baker, of
the Forth. eighth General Assembly, op the Goth
of November 1872
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-29

AMONG the Louisville people marriedla last week
were Louis Lortz and Carrie Heeb. We wish
them much joy; Lortz of it; Heebs Of it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-29

OIL friend VINO values you more than any other being
in the world, and has not you for years. No
foreign actor ever had warmer professional vel
come-a fact pleasant TO be recorded in that means
an appreciation of simple and honest naturalism in
dramatic art.
EDMOND ABOUT IL described az thick-set, gray
haired not specially refined looking man, with
thoroughly unconventional manners and genuine
cordality, and as brilliant taker. His wit earned
for him the title of 1.-The little son of votare" but he
was never ill-natured- The Empress Eugene once
sent to the printing for the proofs of the last
chapter of one of his novels that she might read it
before starting on journey The proof could not be
obtained for some reason, but when she reached her
destination she found dispatch waiting her from the
Emperor containing the whole of the desired chapter
Mr.. PHELPS, the minister to England, has no
fortune. He has always earned large fees in his
practice but he is extravagant, and has therefore
saved nothing Of any consequence from his practice
Mr.. Phelps is tall, with slight elegant figure. He
always dresses in black and has great dignity of
manner. Mrs. Phelps is very handsome woman a
little above medium height. She is quite fond of
ciety. and has a small fortune of about $50, 900,
which paid to her by of her husbands clients
who knew Mr.. Phepss faculty of spending money,
and So with Mr.. Phelps's consent, paid the money
over to her. Mr. and Mrs. Phelps are at present in
mourning for an only son.
In his paper George Eliot in the Nineteenth
Century. Lord Acton gives his opinion that part of
the lofty tone of George Eiots novels about marriage
was due to the pecuarties of her personal position
She had translated Feuerbach and Strauss and edited
the Westminster Review. "Feuerbach thought 1t
afectation to turn away from immodest scenes and
asserted that enjoyment Is duty. Strauss sneered
at the text which laid down the law Of Christian chas
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-29
EXPLOITS OF SEA DIVERS.
How Bodies Are Recovered from the
Wrecks of Ocean Steamers.
From tie 50. Louis Republican.

From the 81. Louis Republican.
''They come sweeping toward you as
you burst open the cabin doors like
ghostly spirits Of the deep, only in NOR,
horrible form, than the mind can imagine
l can scarcely explain my feelings and
sensations at the first find l made in the
depths of the ocean," said the young ma
rine diver who sat in the West Side Dime
museum entertaining several people with
his experiences as a "toiler Of the sea-"
Capt. George. w. Townsend, Jr., is the
Youngest known submarine diver, being
but 10 years of age. He started in the
business when he was IA. His father has
been an ocean diver for 81 years, and is
known all over the world through his
rescuing bodies from the wrecks Of ia
nous steamers. When the ill-fated City
Of Columbus went down Off Gay Head
Cant. Townsend took all the bodies from
the wreck under the waves among others
being that of MIR. Charles Pierce, of this
city. At the wreck Of the steamer Allan
tic off Halifax the divers found 207
bodies, and also $4,000 worth Of da-
monds, Of which they received a sal
wage.
Concerning these strange "fnds" OF the
ocean-bed the young diver said: "Well,
bodies are usually swept away by the
waves from vessels, as the people gener-
ally are clinging to the railing and rig
cling when death Oyertakes them. / no.
tice that, as a rule, the bodies Of women
and children are seldom recovered, as
they will not stay below in the state
rooms after vessels are reported to be
sinking. The bodies usually recovered
are those Of strong men who are crouch
ing in the state-roOms and cabins. These
bodies are in all sorts Of queer attitudes,
some clasped IN each others arms, others
distorted but with peaceful faces. Gen
orally when you find a state-rOOm o. cabin
door tightly closed the water has swelled
IL, and when you burst open the door IL
starts the current Of water flowing out.
ward into the passage, and the bodies be-
ing buOyant float face forward with eyes
that look iearfully into the glass lights Of
your helmet. In recovering bodies you
must throw both hands over your head
grasp the bodies, pull them down until
you can mold them with your feet, and N
"a rope to them. The idea that divers find
valuable jewels, ETC., ~, as rule, uh-
true, as the passengers IN the big steam
ers put all their yaluables In the safe,
which Is usually .he first thing recovered.
II we found watches and Jewelry we
could only keep them by cOncealing them
In our shoes. As there is an inspector on
board the tug above us who searches us
when we are drawn up we cannot conceal
anything. We get a salvage, however, on
all articles we recover"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-29

For Bronchial, Asthmatic, and Pulmo-
nary Complaints, "BRowN's BRONCHIAL
TRocHEsv manifest remarkable curative
properties. sold only In boxes.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-29
MARK TWAIN AT BASE BALL
He Sees the BostOns and Policeman
The Literary COme dian gives a Natl
nee.
Fro5n me Harff0r TTmes

nee.
From the Hdrtf0rt Times.
Mark Twain went to the ball game Of
the BOstons and the HarttOrds yesterday
afternoon, and selected seat in the en-,
closure reserved for ladies and their es-
corts. With all the innocence abroad
Mark seated himself where he thought he
could partake of the clemency of the
weather. His thoughts were about
equally divided between the ball game
and the remnants of q Mississippi steam
boat cigar, which he was leisurely puff
ing. He soliloquized under the pentroof
Why were the park managers so liberal
with seating accommodations and so for
getful of spittoons? The cigar smoked
charminglyl Waves of smoke sailed
gracefully away to the rear of the humor-
island to the front Of some ladies on the
back seat. Now and then a brilliant ex-
hibitiOn Of ball tossing would rally the
distinguished humorist from his reYerie.
The cherOot grew more palatable at each
inhalation, the cool breeze famed him
gently, and he half recined TO surrender
TO the charms Of the gilded age Of the af-
ternOOn. Up the stairway walked giant
in police UNIFORM t1edNeuhs WUdb n
character for my next book thought the
author. The officer halted in front Of the
section of the proprietor OF "Huckleberry
Finn" which placed the field and all its
players in oblivion. Then the officer
cautiously. but firmly, addressed our
serlo-cOmc friend something after this
style: "rhe managers have set apart this
place for ladies' and their escorts. Tom
Sawyer smoking, and sent me up 10 say
that il was against the rules, 80 you Will
please discontinue" Then this Hercules
as quickly and quietly withdrew. There
was no spirit Of resentment, no ranking
for revenge, no threats Of violence a; the
hands OF the police commissioners. Mr..
Clemens simply gave vent 20 a baritone
sneer, walked down into the main aisle OF
the grand stand, shook out his clothes,
looked up TO the sky, gave q parting
glance at the policeman, walked way
down 20 the west end Of the stand,
Knocked the ashes from his cigar, returned
to the reserved section, sat outside, but
close 20 the railing. and, with the most
artistic nOnchalance, pufied away az the
"hye-for- 20-cents' and blew the smoke
into the private enclosure. lie acted as II
the policeman hau been ROughing IL on
him in checking him so abruptly IN such
a public place, but be has only Pity for a
policeman. he pities him because he has
TO make such a fool of others.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-29

rV,Sotice :,
ersons hayn,.s
iiLi'BlERTlaa,,,,
oprcsentth e ..l,
|gnhehnepfss
heir charact,,e.
Indebted 70 s ..,.
TO make imh''
GrLBERT
inL. Gilbert
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-29
Scarlet Fever and Diphthoria

are spread by contdgion, by the transfer
Of living matter from person suffering
from the disease. These particles Of Nv
ing matter come from the skin, the mem
bran0us lining Of the mouth, nose and
throat, and from the intestincs ana
urinary organs. These infectious germs
and prOpagat0rs Of disease should be dis.
infected promptly and thoroughly with
germ DESTROYER.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09

:; nee nra9e nit beion.
auf bic Stenun3 Der
ren @eften beseidnet
'beirieoisenb. Die
"sien in ben
-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09
Der N0rDEern.

YzsxsSsGz% 4 &@e
MDngulen, pelde nod fdlimmere Nuss
bride befir1ten laiIen. Die Nesier-
uus 1T es fi1 i6ulbis gum Shnb Der
gbineien unb Der Mufrebterbaltung Ser
Maieitdt hes @eIebes ibr dnBerfes gu
tbun.
1eber bas amerifanii1e G6mein in
europa bemerft glebelanb Solsenoes
Sranfrei9 bat iein @erbot, Die @infubr
BON ameritaniihem 5dmeinefleiib be-
treffenb, nod niGt a~ufseboben, menns
Qfeid I'M 8ebrauh bethlehem feline Sc.
tfabr l,est; es 1T bic bette S%offnung porz
banben, baB bieie Inselesenbeit baloiaft
erlebist tperben piro. 2eiber lit ame=
rifanii6es S6meineHeiib bonn beutiden
uno 0ftreidilden Warfte abiOlut ausse,
l9GoiIen.
Die beuti1e Naturalilations Ger
trass> Srage bat i'm 2aufe bes lesten
Sabres ieiteus Der beuti6su &esieruns
cine 9eutuns erfabren, bic gu 8erbanb,
lunsen NIT iener &esieruns sefibrt bat /;
es miro j~ebenfals 81 einem aufrieben-
ftellenben @lnperitdnsniB fommen.
Die Streitfrase amiiden Deutidlano
.unb Gpanien, iiber ben 8efib ber Caro-,
linen=S nieln, bat bic Gufmerfiamfeit
.bieier &esieruns %erforoert, ba Die Sns
tereifen amer,fanil6er 8iirser, bic felt
uabesn 80 Sabren bort eriftiren, turd
.einen Streit auiiden ben beiben, ,ur
befreunbeten Wd6ten, sei9doist tuers
ben i6nnte. Sic &esieruns bofft, baB
man uniere 8iirser bort nidt bebiubern
ueroe, frieoli6 ibren Sanbel su treiben,
urb bat IN bieIem Gimme bic beiben ge.
11annten NGhte informirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09

Ser ~3uammentritt bes Con-
srefes fano am Mostas itatt. Die @in'
ienbuns Der Sabresbotidaft bes 8rdiis
benton erfolste iebo9 crit seitern. Sn
Der Understanding Der republitani'
iden gnubessS enatoren tpurbe Senator
Sobn Sherman idun in Der eriten Ib'
thinning nit alien aesen bier Stimmen
gum g%anbibaten fir bas Nmt bes &c.
uats' 4raiibenten erpdblt, uno er erfldrte
li6 CUR Nnnabme Der ganoibatur bereit.
Nu9 bic bemofr atiiden Senaturen biel=
ten cine Barteiperiammtuns as, in MEL
der Senator Sarrts aug Tenneiiee als
Ganbibat fir bas Qmt bes Senats- Yrd.
iibenten aufssitelt purbe; AUDI bieier
nabm bic inn erpieiene @bre nit 9ant
an. Ser BON ben Gepublttanern aufse.
fs1te ganbioat tuurbe gum Senatsoorz
iibenben ertpdblt. Ha6bem Sherman
ben goriib ibernommen uno nabbem
gbmunos i'm pereibist bate, belt er
cine turse Iniprade, inbem er iaste:
vSenatoren! SD bante Sbner fir Die
mir 81 Tbeil senorbene sroBe @bre.
8ie Sebermann, bat aud MIDI Der un'
e~rtuartete Sob bes 8unbes' 8t5eprdiioenz
ten uno neutrality-suspicious. Senatss
Goriibsnben auf bas S9mer5li6ite be.
riibrt. SD nebme oas mir ibertrasene
IQmt zines iteluertretenoen Senats: 8rd,
iibenten in benz gemuBtlein metner I'm:
uirbiafeii 10 pielen fir bafelbe better
befdbisten, nit Der @eidaftsorbnnns
oes Seltats p%ertrauterer Senatoren &C.
senaber an, aber aud in Dem aufri6ti'
gen @unide, mid meiner 8fidten nm
parteiiid unb gu Q0er 5~ufrieoenbeit 81
entlebisen, uo5u id mir Die siitise I'M
tertibuns unb Na4ii6t meiner 8oae:
gen erbitte."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09

Gad Iustunit bes Sinanaminiite.
RUINS Mir in Dem laufenben &aleuoers
,iabre bic Iusfu9r Don Wals 65,OOO,.
900 guibel, B. +. mebr als ben boppel,
ten 8etras Der Mtaisausfubr i'm boris
gen Sabre erreiden uno einen @eiammt.
preis, Der ben uOridbrtsen I'M SIS ,OOO,z
900 iiberitet9t er5ieleR. Sn Der 8eiaen.
Nusfubr fuirbnii9 9esen porises Sabr
etne Gbnahme BON 2O,OOo,OO0 Ynibels>
Do sesen cine 3unabme in Der Nusfulr
BON @aiaennlebl erseben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09

Cine Iufteluns Ger uabrenb bes
Sabres 1885 auf ben Seen porsefom'
menen u~nslidsfdle ersibt, baB 60
Sdife tpdbrenb bleier 3eit unteroinz
gen, einen Berlult BON $1,016,2OO be.
binsenb. Dapon naren % 9ampf,
idife unb s Seselidife. Quf Die elm.
selneu Seen ~uertbeilen lie fid, tpie fOlst:
Safe Wi6isan rs; Safe Suron 10;
Safe Superior 6; erie 6; Safe SntriO
IS. rs Menidenleben sinsen BEL ben
ei~naelnen Mteni9enleben 81 @runoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09
Cine Der sr6Bten @runb . Gisen=

Cine Der sr6Btex @runb . Gisen=
tbums@ l1ebertrasunssn, Die alabama ie.
mails seiebeu bat, fonb bort oieier
Gage 1tatt. Sic 2ouisbiIe & NalbotQe
@iienbabn uerfaufte ndmli6 16O, 900
older 9anb an bic Nortb alabama
2anb GDmpasnie. 9ieier enorme 2anoz
itrid umfaBt bas seiammte @~isentbum
Der s%enannten giienbabn= @eienidaft BON
8lount sprinss Biz Decatur, Glabama.
Die &anfIumr1e befrug mebrere quit
bertauienb DDuars; bic Mlabama 2arb
60. 1T cine neu prsaniiirte @eie1idaft,
unb beitebt aus ben Serren s. 9ulmann
unb Geo. Gibman BON 9erre Satte,
Snbiana, unb Gol. Spbn g. gulman
non guaman, alabama: 9as Saupt.
quarter Der @eienidaft uirb fi6 in
befinbeH, u1b lie tuirb iotort
bamit beginner, Nnfiebler auf ibr urses
bfssres G'ebiet gu brinsen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09
perlegt, sebeu perlOren nnb mii1ien
bann nteser pom Neuen anseibafft mer=

perle9t, sebeu perloren uno miiIen
bann ht.ser bonn Neuen auselbaft per=
ben.
@ie id5n 1T es basesen INN cine
Sarmwirtbldaft beiteIt, ipo mar bas
&leine ebrt unb babur6 @roBes setuinnt.
9a 1te5en Wai6inen, @dsen, 8fliae,
ggstn, Bal8en &c. gum g%nIpannen Be,
reit utter Dad. Muf benz @eriiite ife=
ben in gutter Dronuns in beSt,mmter
Gn5abl Die 5paten, S9aufeln, Saden,
8edes, Mifsabelu, 8elle IL. 10. Sell
nub ears muB MQes fem pber 9ema6t
perber, sleib na6bem etipas ~entstueiae,
brp6en ipar. 8ie piel Belt tpiirbe Der
seabet tperben - unb Seit lit ia @eGb
peaa rtan 2eute sur Nrbeit ididt
unb bsr Cine muB iib erit einen Stiel in
bic MiftQa6el ma9en, = Der Nnbere
muB ben Gpaten f~eftflopfen, Der 9rltte
etne S9arte austpesen u. |. 10.
0as &etnisen Der fleineren 5armse-
rdtbe fullte auf tolsenbe Beiie sebanbelt
perben: Neben benz Gerdtbeitdnoer
bdnseH Solsfpdne in Sorm bon Me1ern
gum eriten &einisen BON @erdtben /;
@ii6lappen, wel9e MOI in alien abs.=
nusten Sdden ia our @euise bat, bdn.
gen anbererieits auf suselebten !Safen
gum 8lanfpuben ber Berfaeuse. Damn
fann fi4 Wienanb entidulb,sen, er babe
nidts gum 8uben sebabt. strense
aufli9t bes 8eiisers muB nebsnber ses
ben. 60 pie oes Serrn 9luse iein @teb
mdftet, 10 pust bes Serrn Iuse iein &C.
rdtb.
Wan baltic YFise, 8alsen &C., tpel6e
tpegen tbres serinsen 9urdmeiiers bod
gar niele umsrebunsen MAIDEN miiI1en,
INNER gut i'm Sett. iie seben bann lei9'
ter, unb bic N6ien balteu unbenflide
8eit. 8on eem S9mieren Der Qder>
tuasen gu isre6en, lit tuobl iiberffiiiis.
Sober ueiB ia: rtuer gut i9miert, Der
gut fdbrt."
0as @ei6irr Der @ferbe unb O9len
ibmiere maj bel 3eiten, ebe .bas 9eber
bart unb bri9is mirb unb bic 9ugtbiere
sei6euert anb sebriidt uerben. Yie 1e.
bernen areu5riemen bre9en gar lei9t,
tuenn nidt re9tseitig setbrant tuirb,
neil iie meiftens Biesunsen bur6 bas
I,t' unb Nbprallen aus5ubalten babeu;
auBereem bat man au befirdteu, baB
cine i9ledt in Stanb sebaltene Seine
grade in benz ausenblid, rpo es oarauf
antommt, reibt uub oaour6 Subrmann
ooer @eipann S9abeu leioet. @s muB
~iiberbaupt Der @runoias palten, mo-
etpas aus5ubeiiern 1T, sei6ebe bites
slei@, ebe Der Sdaben unbeilbar setsur=
ben TT.
aus benz @elasten fulsert, baB man
burb neil e Spariamteit uub burb N9t.
gebet auf bas &letne uno l1nideinbare
in Der Wirtbidaft fid sroben @nrtbeil
i6affen fam, tuie aud, baB man burd
Nabhenfen unb gufmerfen tpie au9 bic
gefulsuns Der ~sesebenen Binte, it9 elm
tpeites 5elb n~usbrinsenoer Sbdtisfeit ers
Dffnen tann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-09
Cine ntAttge Refprnt.

3u ben sablrei6en gerbeferunsen,
|tpel9e bas 2anb Der bemofratiI9en
Administration, ,brem unerldrodenen
unb ti9tisen General 2anbs g ommifidr
oerbantt, seb6rt Die @infdrdnfnus Der
iibermitbig ; genoroenen @i5enbabn=
2anorGuber. 8Gbrenb Der lebten bier
Sabre tpar es ndmlid Site setuoroen,
bic -setpi1en Observation-Disclosures &C.
madten 2anbi9enfuuaen aus benz
Martte suradsieben. nod ebe Die betret.
fenoen 2inien sebant ober aud enbgllz
tta lpcirt tpprben tnaren.
@ie General Sparfs mittbeilt, ereig.
uete es iid gum 8eiipiel bel Der 2eapen=
iportb, 8apnee & Weitern 8ailroao in
&onias, baB eia Qnmalt Der Corpora
ton Dem bamalisen General anb. gDm.
miiidr bic mutbmaBlide 9inie Der 81
|bauenben @iienbabn nit 8feiitift auf
cine &arte aeidnete. 9arauf bin Der.
bot BET 9ebtere ale @intrasunsen unter
benz Seimitdtteseiss futDie unter ber
8raemptionss uno SorfttultursG cte gu
beiben Seiten bes in &ebe itebenben
8leifeberitri9s. 5pdter ,aber ersab es
|ii9, baS Die Giienbabn bort gar nibt
baute. grosoem tuaren bic Iniiebler
um ibr &edt sebradt. l1nb bieie Bra=
|ris tpurbe unter republifaniider Ser
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