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New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

he consented 10 sea- II, on condition that me uui Q.
would make written statement to the effect that
the stone was sold to him as false This was agreed
10, the writing signed the price paid, and tho
ring at the last minute handed over. whcrcupon the
seller quickly retired II was not long however,
before the purchaser found that the stone In his
possession was in truth miiafion, duplicate ring
having the last moment been substituted for the
original the time he was cnt on rom all
redress by the parer he had signed. acknowledging
that he had paid Price unfairly beneath the value
OF the stone II he had supposed II to be reaa fact
which he was not anxious 10 have made public
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
"rHE SHOWING OF THE PlyBa"
T. W. Htqqinson N Scribner's Magazine.

Softer than silence ster than still ar,
Foa, dow IA from high ne buughs the slendsr ioaSsA
The forest floor It's annual boon receives , a.,
That comes like snowfall, tlreless, tranquil, ihr.
Gently thcS glide, gently th-y clothe tho oare
Old rncLs win grace Their fall mantle weaves
OF paier yellow than autumnai sh: aves
Or those strange blossoms the Witch hazels wear.
Athwart long aisles the sunbeams pierce their way
High up The crows are gathering for the night,
The delicate needles fill the air, the Jay ~
Takes through their golden mist his radiant nignt'
They fall and fall. till at N0vembors close
The spow-dakes drop as lghtly-snows on snoWt
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
TWO SIS GEhS.
uxo,u yAs Cdsholfe World

from The Ca'holie World
"would could sing song" poet SAID,
"And Let the tears that all earth's suffering onea
have she'd
Run trembling down my voice,
With children's glce when happy hours are spec
And strong meas sighs 2, some resrst'ea coo'cS sS
And sihcd gloans Of al the Toyn mi.s tSe rest
Then would ,mmori sl fame to me DelonS
All men could hear their own ives ecnoes IN my
song"
~Ab, why should men weep twice. another said,
~TIrs, oer q wrong, then at tho wrong rcmeu'-
bered7
On let me sing instead
A clorious strain that will mako mon forget
Lifess wounds aud scourges and It's BLACK regrets
AID lons fol Heaven with such Intensity
Thzl III sven IA their own b arts will come 10 Do
Times IN ghiy hanmeis nigh ASA iD valn-
They couia not beat to lasting silens hat refrain u
MALGAbEI h. LAWLESS.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

George ". Butterfeld has sued n London editor for
lbel claiming s5Do000o damages. We don't know
how II may he In London, hut n editor In America
was muicted In S5,0O0,000 1t would mals . mighty
big hoie In his years saary.-tNorristowu psraid
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-04
willing to OAlige.

Yes" SAID the railway agent, "our
road transported 100000 hogs last year
not including Chicago drummers.
Look htre," said a commercial
tourist who was present, II object to
that statemeb'
(which? To the figures? Well, I
can show the books for it,"
mo, not the figures; but your re.
mark abont the Chicago drummers."
"You are from Chicago, are your"
81 am"
You are drummer, too, perhaps p"
ayes, sir''
"Then of course I'll amend my re.
mark, and say that we carried over
100000 hogs last year, including Chi
caso drummers."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-04
Intermarriage of Races.

An English father has light hair
and blue eyes; Spanish mother black
locks, and iris dark as night, and
full, olive.colored southern complex
ion. Clearly the children may differ
indefinitely in appearance, some with
darker eyes, some with lighter; some
as men may grow dark brown boards,
some may have black wbiskers and
hazel eyes, and clear, half-Spanish
dusky skin. One may have wavy hair
like the mother, yet almost as light in
hue as the fathers; another may have
it rather straight, but dark Similarly
too, with the features. The forehead
and chin may resemble the father, the
nose and mouth may rather approx
mate to the maternal pattern. So, at
least, we often say il our folly: but In
reelity, when we come to examine
closely, we see that no single feature
even owes everything to one parent
only. Those dark eyes may indeed be
Spanish in color, with a CLEAN of bull
fighting in their cruel depths; but they
are set in the head after an English
pattern and have an English solldity
of Philistine hardness. That pretty
little nose may have much of the faith.
er in the bridge and the tip, but don't
you catch faint tints of the mother, too
in the qulvering nostril apd the ex-
banded wings? The chin recalls an
Andalusian type, to be sure, but the
tiny fold of flesh beneath foreshadows
the fat, double crease Of later life, de-
rived from that old, burly, Lincoln
shire grandfather. And so on through
out. Not feature of the face that is
not true at the bottom, in one point or
another to both it's ancestors; not a
shade of expression that does not re-
call in varying degrees some mingling
traits of either parent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-04
Testing the Lads Honesty.

A lawyer engaged new boy recent.
IL, and, as he had suffered to some
extent from the depredations of his
former lad, he determined to try the
new boys honesty at once. He there
lose placed ive-pound note under a
weight on his desk, and walked out
without word. Upon his return half
an hour later the note was gone and
a half crown in silver had taken its
place.
"Boy, when [ went out | left five
pounds under this weight"
YES, sir; but you see, you hadn't
been gone five minutes, when man
came in with "a bill against yon for
four pounds seventeen and sixpence
| believe the Change is correct
"You paid bill?'
eyes. sir, there it is all receipted.
The mal SAID it had slipped your mind
for the past four years, and So" That
boy got the sack on the spot.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-04

1t Is hereby ordorded that the foregoing
Notice Of Application for Patent be published
for the period of sixty days, (ten consecut-
i've weeEs), in the WALKE.s LAKE BULLETIN
weekly newspaper published at Hawthorne
in Esmeralda County, State Of Nevada.
Q. II. GALLUP,
Register
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-04

The above trains are run daily and make
close connection at Mound House with
trains of the Virginia ard Truckce Railroad
for Vileiiia City and Reno, and with the
Central Pacific at Reno, via the Virginia and
Truckee, for all points Eas. and West.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-04
That Settled It.

A Dearborn farmer who was trying
to hire some of the numerous loafers
around the central market to go out
to his place and husk corn, and he
finally found one who had interest
enough to ask:
What wages 90
"I'll give you two dollars IA week
and board"
Is the corn IN the barn or out in
the held"
"Out in the field, but I'll set up a
tent and stove and lay down new
BRUSSELS carpet for you"
"Do you have pie and pudding every
meal?"
Oh, Yes
Can I sleep in the parlor bedroom {?
ANY cider to drunk"
"Plenty of 1t. Will you Gomez"
eyes, I guess so. Say, how far is
it to church gu
Three miles; but I'll take you in
the buggy"
mo you won't! That settles it, I've
got lame back and it hurts me to
ride. I've got to be where l can find
church by walking couple of
blocks. Wy hand me ten cents for
CONSUMING my valuable time
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-04
State Of Nevada.

Governor, &c. G. STEVENSON
Lieutenant Governor. II. c. DAVIS
Secretary of State. JOHN NJ. DORMER
Controllef. .-.......J. r dALLoCh
Attorney General. j. f. ALEXANDER
Surveyor-General. -. JOHN. E. JONES
State Treasurer. GEORGE TUFLY
Supt Public Instruction. Nv. c. DOVEy
Justices Supreme ...'ohA 3 n I nhLSsRP
Court .ThoS. ?, HAwLEY
Clerk Supreme Court. &c. f. BIcKNELL
State Printer. j. c. HARLOW
Representative in Congress.w WOODBURY.
:. JOHN P. JONES
ohlted ot"Scs SENATORS VIM. NJ. STEWART
RICHARD RISING
judges District Court l.....R X. r. BIGELOW
"A. l.. FlTZGERALD
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-04

You can't always judge by appear
ances. The man who wears diam.
Dad pin may be really wealthy.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-04

send &c. the BULLETIN Office for job
work of every descripti on.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-04
CAUTION. NOTICE.



AND SILVER PEAK MINES.
All persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing or III any way negotiating fer any
portion of the Esmeralda mine, situated in
the Silver Peak and Red Mountain Mining
District. Esmerada County, Nevada. located
by John Chiatovich on or about January list,
1887, and recorded on page 113 Of Book e. G.
OF the records of the above named mining
district, that may overlap or conflict with
locations made by me in January, 1855, known
as the Audubon mine, Adair mine, Bayfield,
mine, Burlington mine and Bremen mine all
situated in the above named mining district,
also all of Florida Mill site located by John
Trainor, January lst., 1885, and situated in
the above named mining district.
The corporation known as Silver Peak
mines having by its agents by threats Of
blowing ont of brains, scalping, murder and
the destroying 0fmy location and other no.
from the corners of some Of their patented
mines for the purpose Of deceying parties
examining tneir mines for the purpose of
purchase. all persons are cautioned and noti-
around their patented mines known as the
Drinkwater mine. Glory mine, Growing
Glory mine. Southerly Exten sion of Crown
ing Glory mine and Valiant mine.
Attention is called to Book M of Deeds
ofthe Records of Esmerada county, Nevada,
where the plats and patents of the last above
men tipneG mines are recorded, from page ~,
to 63 inclusive.
j. H.. B. HARRIS.
Silver Peak, Nevada.
June BIRD. 1887.
Recorded at the request of j. H. b. Harris,
June 18th. 1887, at 20 minutes past II O'Clock
A. NJ, in Book b Of Miscellaneous, page 356
Records of Rsmeralda County, Nevada.
w. A. INGALLS,,
County Recorder.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-04
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
United States Government.

President. GROVER CLEVELAND
Vice-President. JOHN SHERMAN
Secretary of State. ............T. F. BAYARD
Secretary of Treasury. DANIEL MANNING
Secretary of War. c. ENDlCOTT
General. ................P p. IL. SHERIDAN
Secretary of the Navy. Wv. c. WHITNEY
Postmaster General. W. F Villas
Secretary of the Interior. l.. @. G. LAMAR
AttSrney.Generl ..........A, II. GARLAND
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-04

AT Hawthorne with the United States Stage
Company's cOches for Aurora, 26 miles;
Bodie, 81 miles; Lnndy and Bridgeport, and
stages for Coreyyilie, IL miles.
At Luping, 125 miles from Mound House,
with Gilmer, Salisbury % Co.'S rri-weekly
stages leaving Mondays, Wednesdays aad
Fridays for Downeyville, Grantsviiis and
Belmont.
At Candelaria with the stages for Column
bus, miles; Silver Peak, Montezuma, Aida
Valley, Gold Mountain, etc.
At Keeler, with stages for Cerro Gordo, 8
miles; Darwin % miles. and Panamnt
II. NJ. YERINGTON, Gen. Supt.
Z. j. LAWS Assistant Superintendent.
d. A. BENDER,
General Fleight and Passenger Agenp.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-01-04
GEORGE w. PEWTER.
BANKER & BROKER

gag- Exchange on San Francisco, New
York and London.
~ Mining stock bought and sold in the
San Francisco Stock Board on commission.
tsy- Reliable drafts or checks, bullion etc.,
purchased.
ES- Money loaned on approved security.
GEORGE w. PEWTER. r
Mono County Bank Building, Bodie, Cal.
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BUREAU: RIVE GAUCHE,
nm mile ct tle,ni AN cssous de rEsIse ST. Pierre
traitant principalement dcs sujets de inan-
ces, ct il lit le francais quoiqu'l no puisse le

traitant principalement dcs sujets de fnan-
ces, ct il lit le francais quoiquil no puisse le
parler.'
On raconte, CO propros, 4 Washington,
que NJ. Thurman a appris a parler francais
en- meme temps qua priser, c'est-a-dire des
sa plus tendre enhance. I'm professeur de
francais, qui await, diton, une file tres iolie,
await prize Ia mere do NJ. Thurman do bien
vouloir sc charger dele. Nine Thurman y
consentit, a condition que le professeur, do
son cote, vouldt bien donner des lecons son
fls. Le petit Thurman, en- parlant avec Ia
protegss do sa mere ct en- etudiarrt avec le
professeur,' a 81 bien ,appris 10 francais que
c'est aujourd'hui nm des hommes d'Etat qui
parle IL mieux cette langue aux Etats- Unis.
Mais 10 vieux professeur de francais pri-
salt, parait-il, ct son eleve, peut-atre par ma
lice, ne manquait iamais de lui demander plu-
sieurs prises au cours de Ia lecon, 81 bien
que NJ. Thurman, don't le nez, d'aillsurs, ma
rien 4 envier celui de Coqueliu, contracts
ainsi rhabitude de prissr quill conserve
toute - vie ct qui lui valn, Dc y iart d h
socists de Washington, le titse de-: "Che-
Waller dp foulard rouge, cause des magni-
6ques mouchoirs don't il 90 sert.
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". D. Heyt G c.. dEega!sess e - 9 = -
vsiis Dssssvesss q D. Kl.9. = blt!an ness,s-
euos q rOseseS FAniss q Dssklsa dsec!a
eua1ve aaa Nsw n'avsee jaoais tesa % rc1eae.
Ssi = vss6e dhiaa q assee ne sasselssesea =
rEes par ces n6deoines dana cetts VILE. Pluseore
a. dc Coascmption proeou e6e ost tt6 sntnse@sst
suSeia par lusces De quelauss boatelss Dc 70 Non
velle D6couverte du Dr. Klng. psia en mene temps
tcajours. En vsnte ches teas lss drogulstss.
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Ce6t e meilleur ongment % moUde poMr les Con
ndres Lee Meuvtrissures, lee Paies les Uceres, ~
Innamustions catarshales, lee B0ut0ns de hAvre,
les DartEes Ise Maina Gesc@ss. les EnGslures. les
pnsitivement les. H<morroSdea 90 aneum paiemest
ne sen exig6. 0araati do donner psrfaite aatslso-
ton on tangent remis. Prix, 25 cents 10 b0Sts
vendre par lse dreguis1es.
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1raa Rxclt09.

Beaucoup d citoysus Do Bonnet Cars ont ~
deruiArencut trAs exeis6s des faits 6t"nnants qua
pluaisars do leass smie que les m3deeina avaisnt
i<cjnr6s iwcursbles Of hora dc tout espoir-parce
0uils 6tAieut atteints d. GO tsrsibls monstre. la
Ccmsomption- 6t6 gu6ria compDotemens par 10
Nosvells D6oouverte dn Dr. King poar h consomp.
ton, 10 seal reneds qui Gu<rit pestivsment toutes
Iea Rhumss. rAsthme Of h Brouehite. De- boa.
tsilies dsi srssis ehss vosss drsGsisse. 10 sFosss
bouteillo 11.
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IL 4CUSW OSoWSo UW~De 0VOC 1SCpOs
PRovERBx cRk0LE.
Petit, ii to pes capab fairc
Tout 81 que 10 Is voudre fAit,
Yxut pas pou p mett'en colerc
Elm jour t. fhit tout - to plat.
Com @ rcste toux0u content,
La tcheu chatt pouss6 syec temps.
Tit sene hommc, d h fortune
Pass YOU b porte sans nentrer.
Fsut pas pou y tchombo rancune,
Qukq'soir ches you II ~ sonncr.
Com - rest6 tousou content
La tohcu chat pou@6 avec temps.
Tit Mamsell, Il 7smour par chance
PAs voyt voa mari josdi,
Fast - pa = psrdi yatience.
Qu6qjour poor DIR II " vini.
Com . rest6 'tousou content
II tcheu .chatt PoussS avec temps.
WV. HENRY
Ne~niss Ssar.
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Il langus ftaneaiss ss&, dit-on, ~ eulti-
" WSshington, uAms On dshoee de- eer-
eles diploma&iqups. o. sait que 1ms Gle
vsland slls-mSmS . psis IN predecessor de
francais, j , quelquss mois.
"tA plupart De nos 'hommes d'Etat Ies
plus en- vue, 6crit l % sujet un corespon-
dant do Washington, connaissent ! fond h
laneue franca;ss. N. Rdmunds lit facile-
msnt b franeais, n. HoAr q beaucoup de IL
me- franeais dams ~ biblio.heque, N. Hit,
do rIllinois, - vants do pasler = fransais
CONNIE un Parisien. La grande distraction
ds n. A. g. Thurman consiste dams ID lectu-
= des romans francais. En6n, pour men
pes citae d'autses, H. John Sherman uns
biblioshSqus boulr6s Dc kvrss etsangsrs,
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4ss'lls'ss Il &:es'as;ts.
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Liable CESAIRE.
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EAiteur. Ts<dacteur.
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XNNItteS SDeeNScteoOte0 Oe GD0mOoe.
L'usage de rognon pour Ia table toujours
etc consider6 par Ia plupart CONNIE sain ct
bienfaisant, ct 81 CO n'etait cause de son
odeur caractsristiane, qui deplait beaucoup
de personnes, on 10 verrait plus sonvent ct
surtout plus Abandonment faire partie de NOS
repas.
Pour un rhume de poitrine il ny pas do
meilleur specifque que des ognons bien
bouills on bien r6tis. Quelques personnes
ne peuvent s'y accoutumer, mais pour celles
qui digerent bien, lis constituent un excellent
remade pour Ia toux ct debarrassent les voies
respiratoires. 81 on en- mango Abandonment
au commencement dun rhume on peut 6tro
certain que ce rhume n'aboutira pas, quelque
serieux quill edt pu Sire.
Tn ecrivain dams un journal dc medicine
recommandait recemment do faire manger do
petits Ogn0ns crus aux enfants, trois on quatro
fois par sensaine, ct quand lis deviennent trop
gros on trop forts pour atre manages crus, do
les faire bouillir on r6tir, mais do no pas en-
abandonner rusage.
I'm xotre scriva ain, conseillant leur usage,
dit:
"Durnnt les temps d'spidsn,ie, quand Ia
diphtherie ct d'antres maladies contagieuses
rSgnent dams nos contrees, on doit nanger,
dams le pSintenps, des ognons au moins une
fois par semaine. L'ognon est fortifant ct pro.
phylactique au plus baut point, ct je defe au-
cum medecin on autie personne do me otter un
cas- do dscss d'snfsnt par Ia diphthsrie, ID scar.
latine, rangine. etc., u on Pognon etait mango
abopdammsnt"
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Daprss nm tahlsau publit ~ ~ oegans
!: !: !: . 2::::s: Isss:,: y ! .ss:; 81; :::s.
mi lesquelles 2,2l2 inst;totson = ~ d.
bitants Do boissons; e. qui fit % tn:titutsur
ousurs srr l70 psrsonnss. O. dfpsass an
truetioa e >lo. .lo6 100 pour = kqasu.s; =
qui fait uns dipsnss annusle - nees Do
a cents pour lfnstruetioa 6 = el&S0 pour
les BLOSSOMS. 81 cest vrai, = on'est ASSURE
ment pas Aatteur pour notzs ~
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03
Z mil B..

Soet 8ismarfs glaS imJoesaar
rusiFie Blaoes anereb paa 9pfian6s
Bolitit, iOrbi Der fra tplt Sloe bar oiit
usalant Solonins o~uerior 9rOnningen
af Serbien, erinorer Blabet ON, at
9roHninSen altib paa BET tpoetisits bar
piit fig iom en- 5ienbe al 1pittanb, os
at be | Belsrao ioretasne offieie1e Stribi
mob 9ronninsens fenStlise Sotbnins
iorblep ubes Reiultat, meoens paa oen
anben SIDE Ronsen al Serbieu iulbt ue
iatte Bris paa bet penitabeliss JotbOlo
til 9piflanb % betfasebe, at man life
funbe TITLE 8rOnninseus fieubttise Op
tr9oeu. Derfor bar 1pT,lanb life grunt
III Of ubpiie Benlisbeo oOsricr 0rons
niusen af Ssrbien. euo iise unoerit5tte
benoe. 8 ben / Bolitifen prsueoe
@rnnoietnin9 "meb lise gnerai usnlis
mob 8enner Os iienbtlis mob 5isnoer"
fan life sisres JorFjet paa aica ue
Ran9.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03

Sen iurts &ulolie / Chic er iao
iterft mattet mes Spool, at 8emiferen
for "Stanbaro Oil Company" bar err
fleret, at ben life funbe rnfineres. Nu
bar imiolertio 2ereren / Semi peb Buf=
falo 5siifole, 8rofesior @iuiam s.
Httt, efter ct belt Iars srunbis @rperi=
menteren opfunbet en- Metbpbe, Der Ell
blebsn fronet meb bet fulbhenbiaie
5elb, ps paa boilten ban bar er6oloi
Batent. George s. 8ar lied, en- Die.
Grooucent, larte BAN at fjenoe, iattebs
Snteresie for bans femite Sorigs, %
Der blep opfsrt ct Refiuerp for at prspe
Sremsansen. 200 Barrels Die rafis
nerebes. os Reiultatet bleo en- 9Dsz
Die iaa flar iom ganb. Smtolnin=
serne ct Blot en- Ba9atel mere, enb BET
fofter at r%afinere a~lminoelia crude
petroleum. st Selitab er orsaniieret
for at fontrolere 5remsanssmaaben.
Obio crude Ole ielses M for 9iben
til en- Bris al Is Gents pr. Barrel.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03
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Tarmerre | Sme9nen at GLENDALE
bar ben iibfte llse liot Tab psb Traries
branbe for minbit $4,000. Siben
Miblommer bar Der uaret ualminbelis
tsrt.
Heb 3iper 1alens antimisiourife
YrGiter baube nplis en- &Onferens |
Debts Cafe. Nf Bpens Nuis ices, at
Solicit / 9epils Safe iorsebe for, at 8ons
ferenIens Weblemmer ffulbe beoertes
iaalebes, at be fommer til at butte lit
Belps berpppe. On WootaseliesfOmite
nebiattes beitaaenbe at 9'Srr. 8. 6.
8asmusien, Die Often os Z. z. See.
9enne 8omite isrsebe for, at De 8eiss
senbe fit sOot 2osis, os en- Dag leieoe
man en- 9ampbaab os en- "graisbano"
os tps Sraiterne en- Eur oper ben patre
Snbis. "Norcen".
Yreriebranoe raier uper fore Strefa
ninser omtrins @aibburn % lanss
Qittle Misiouri 5loben. Sorrise Wan'
bag for Yrarisbranben Oper belle ben
ipblise Del af Campbell County, % bu
Sinben bar fra SpbSit brepes 8ranben
meset burtis bsnimob Ga Grace, Gountp
5ebet. On Norbmanb iial urre brenoi
libel Der / Gmesnen. On GARNER Deb
Naun Straus iorisste at beffptte fs
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Wari6aa Ya,aine er bob. Den
betjenbte franfe Marid ID 8ljline bsos
ben 23oe September al pierteip3bom /
Wabrib. 5rancois N9iGe Basaine par
fsbt ben 13oe 5ebruar 1911. Com
sanffe uus tiente ban / Glsiers, sfterat
Ssbatopol bar inbtaset / Rrimfrisen,
bleu ban uonaunt til Diuiiionsseneral,
| 1859 bar ban meb / bet italienfe
5slttos os fra 1863 til 1867 bar bau
8efalinssmanb oosr bet frantic grpesi
tionsforps ! Werifo. naoer benns CT
petition opfdrte ban fig meset ooernto
oist mob Seller Worimilian os an
ittenste fig iOrsjapss for at faa bam til
at ~reiisnere, ba 8eiier Napeleon ben
Treble Opsau fine m%erifaHife Blaner.
s 1864 bleu ban ubnepnt til Wnri6a1
at Jranfrise, | 1870 fsrte bar Dpeis
fommanboen oper ben oeb Wes lam :
mentrufne Ser. Otter be blobise Slas
ueo 9rapelotte ben l46e, 16oe og 1Sbs
Gusuit maatte ban tr1ite fig tilbase til
5aitninsen Mes os ben 27oe Oftober
iaa ban fig nsciaset til at ouersiue fig
meb fin Sar paa 10000 Manb til
Brins 5riebrid aarl af Sreusien. "a
arisen bar enst, BIER ian itJlet for en-
arissret % ben 10te December 1873
osmt fra 2ipes for Blisiirrismm.lis;
men Brsfbent MaeDtabon ioranbrebs
Straifsn til 20 Vars 5aitninssar6eibe
paa Cen ct. Marsuerits. Den lobe
ansuit 1874 bialp bans 8one, en- rig
msritanff areOlerinbe, bam til at flpsts
fra Zen, % iioen ben Tib bar ban Isrt
ct fufbfanoist tilbasetrutfst 9iu |
Wabrib. San bar f~prfattet Here Sfrifs
ter, / boilte ban iorirarer fin Sitting
os Gremsanssmaabe | ben franfstpi.
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