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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-18
SUMMONS!

TN THE JUSTICE COURT OF PIocHE
i Township, Of the County Of Lincoln. State
Of Nevada; J. b. Reecs, Plaintiff, w. J. X.
Dun. Defendant. Ths State of Nevada
ssnds greeting 70 ,. h, Dun, defendant.
You are hsrsby :uinmoned 70 appear before
me. at my once in Phoebe. In the County Of
Lincoln, ON the 18th day Of April 1857, at II
O'Clock i. ~. in On action brought against you
by said plaintiff. 10 answer the complaint Of the
above named plaintiff. Said action 10 brought
to recover Judgment against you ir favor Of
said plaintiff for the sum Of Fifty 1851 Dollars
gold coin, for medical services rendered YOU
and on your request in 1884. % shown BY the
account filed in this action or Judgment will be
taken against you for the said amount. together
with costa OF this suit II you fall to sp-
pear and answer.
To ths sheriff or any Constable Of ssid county
Greeting: Make legal service aud due return
thereof.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of March
1887. A. YOUNG.
A Justice OF the Peace Of said Phoebe township
Attest . trus copy. 7 D. TURNER. sheriff
m12td
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-18

How many people remember, or ever
knew, that the flag Of the United States
under which Andrew jackson and Win.
field Scott fought in the war Of 1872
consisted Of fifteen stripes and fifteen
stars. The original idea was to add .
star and stripe for every new State;
but in 1918 New York congressman.
named Wendover suggested that at the
rate the United States were growing the
tAI1est pine tree in Maine would not
make mast tall enough to hoist the flag
upon.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-18

STATE or NEVADA, CounTr or LINCOLN.
)rsTpIcT on PROSECUTING ATToRNKr's OyF1cE.

STATE or NEVADA, OounTr OF LINCOLN.
DsrnIoT on PnosEouzlNo ATroRNKrs oyFtcE.i
To the following named defendants, and to
ali owner Or cisinAnss to the real estate and
improvements thereon, or improvements when
ssssssed BspAratsly, hereinafter deacribed;
situate, lying and bsine In the County Of Liz
tolp STATE Of Nevada, known or unknoWu. you
- 10 hereby notified that suit has been COM
snsnced In the Justice Court. Phoebe Township.
q and for Lincoln county. STATE Of Nevada, BY
ths state Of Nevada. riaintin. against each
snA each Of the following described
trssts or parcels Of land, With the i'm
pro1ensnts thereon aud Improvements when
sereufsly assessed, and all ownsrs End claim
ana tDaame, known Or unknuwns "a recover the
tsx "a .aSliuqueucy aeeeeeed TO said defendant
aaainskaaid peopsity for the nscal year com
ns.cing ssnsssy isss. ND sp s g. DsS Sn,.
sssued in said cass; and you are further nostaed
mat unlsss you appear and answer tns cc1-
viaint 0lod and show cause on or pefofe the
Srd day Of December. 1855. Judgment Will be
Nnkep against you, and the real estate ~ Inn
unoyements hsssinaftsr described TO tn1Amount
e taxes and delinquency specined ~ costa OF
~:
rAx AND pxLmouENoS.
N.vstsf Brothsn,sS undivided intsreee IN pos
\ po1ery claim 70 lzQl forty acree q lad u Con.
4 - Osnvou. 10 milsa south q Ilochs, on-lins
| 3. N. q. =, h. and impsovsmsnts consisting Of
| tsu stamp quarts iaiil.
Tax. ''-''s ss....sss. WV ~
Ten psr cant. -...........s........... 10 "
| rots,. ,....................... san "
pis,zsst q fsosseutias Attorney for LiHooln
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-18
Tur nsAp wan nsil.

The leap year dance given by the young
ladies on Tuesday evening last was as
pleasant and largely attended ball that
has been given in Phoebe for the past
three years. The arrangements for the
occasion could not have been better and
no pains were spared in making it agree
able for the pleasure seekers, and many
gentlemen who had not INDUCED in terp.
sichorean FESTIVITIES for years. shook q
lively foot at the dance. One great
drawback to the dances given here Of
late has been the scarcity Of male dane
ers. so number Of the young ladie,
made it point to invite the gentlemen
in town. who were not in the habit Of
attending dances. and took special care
to escort them to the hall. mo-" was
not accepted as an answer and they were
pressed into service by the fair ones.
At the hall the gentlemen were well pro.
vided with partners, and though mum.
Der begged hard to be excused, they were
forced on the floor, and after the dance
was stumbled through, they would apol.
ogise for their awkwardness by stating
that owing to the long period which had
elapsed since they had danced. they had
grown little rusty in the art.
As Floor Managers. Misses Hattie
Lawson and Matte Lynch, were sue,
cess, being always ou the alert and saw
that the sets were filed and properly
formed.
Misses Maggie Dooley, Annie Lawson
and Katie McDonough composed the Re
ception Committee. The Committee o
Arrangements consisted Of Miss Laurl
Higgins, Miss Sallie Wertheimer ant
Miss Maggie Mcintyre. The work per
formed by these Committees reflect
credit on the young ladies comprising
them. for the whole Of the affair coull
not have been more of = success. TIL
music was very good.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-18

flashes from the volcano Of cotopaxi,
which fell at distance Of 100 miles from
the mountain, were found by analysis to
consist of quartz. feldspar, maquetits
and secular iron ore. Silver was present
at the rate Of 200 grains per ton.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-18

Now, here's somebody who object to
women wearing laundried shirt fronts
and stand.up collars, after the manner Of
men. Pretty soon somebody will object
to women supporting their husbands. but
good many of them will continue to do
it, lust the same.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-18

Never draw to xings.
If you have pair and an ace, hold the
ace in the discard.
Never draw to straight flush,
Never draw to middle straight.
Never, under any circumstances, break
pair.
Never bet on the first hand unless you
have three of kind or better.
If your opponent, after looking at his
cards, drops them carlessly and folds his
arms, look out.
We submit them to our local sports,
and intended candidates to the next Ne.
vada Legislature.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-18

The chestnut mare Clemmie G., one Of
the fastest and most valuable trotters in
America, died in Cleveland, Ohio. She
had record Of 2:l5a, and was valued at
so. 600.
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EXEMPTION FUND,
TREAsuRER's oFFIG'E.l

vJ,o THE HOLDERS OF CERTIFIcATEA OF
i Indebtedness Of Lincoln County, accr usd
pror to the LIST Of April, A. D. 1875.
Whereas, there IL now the sum Of 81 .l68Asd
- the Redemption Fund. I hero-b. '
notify the holders Of said indebtedness thk4
seaied proposals for the surrender Of the same
wall be received 1t my once up TO the slst day
OF December A. d. 1857. in accordance with an
Act Of the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada.
approved March 9TH, A. D. 1876.
ALEX. vElTCH. Treasurer.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-18

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE Is.
ID sued out Of the District Court, in and for
the County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to
me directed and delivered, for q Judgment
rendered In said Court, on the 18th day of Au-
gust, A. D., 1887, In favor Of James T. Little,
and against the Bullionville Smelling Com.
pany, . corporation, and W. 8. Godbe, for the
sum Of Twenty Eight Thousand Two Hundred
and Three 03-100 1873. 243 O3-100l Dollars.
debt. together with Nineteen 1871 Dollars, tax
costs, and all accruing costs and interest, l
have levied on the following property, to-wit.
The east hve-eighths ~ Of the southeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of Section
[5l Five, In Township Two I2l south Of Range
No. 6e, East Monte Diablo base and meridian
also one-half acre Of ground situated on the
west y three-eighths OF said southeast quart.
er, Of said northwest quarter which IL described
ss follows. to-wit: That certain half acre Of
land upon which 10 situated what IL known u
the Bullionville Store and which in said com
plant Is not more particularly described. To
gether with the 6tetefeldt Furnace and Leach
| ing plant, known - the Bullionville Reduction
works. Machine Shop, Once Building, Assa,
Ofiice, Blacksmith Shop. Bullionville Htor'
building and all other Improvements situated
thereon, excepting herefrom Ten Thousant
no 000l Tons Of tsilings more or less, now OF
said property heretofore sold to the Ptoch,
Consolidated Smelling Company.
Notice 10 hereby given that on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN assessment work. for the year 1887, on
the following named mines, situated In Silver
King District. Lincoln County, Nevada, has
been done: Idly. seaser, Shelter. Highbridge
and Iron mines.
JOHN s. wHEATLEY.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-18

The recent severe storms tested very
thoroughly the roofs Of the buildings in
town aud very few Of them successfully
resisted the driving snow. Shingles in
a country like this make but poor roof
at best. besides requiring frequent atten-
tioa and repairs. During the week ]. Els
enmann 4 Co. received . lot Of painted
sheet iron roofing which we think will
come into general use here. 1t is in rolls
Of one hundred feet in length and two
in width, and will answer a. q covering
for buildings both large and small. It 10
not 30 heavy as the corrugated roofing
used on some Of the mills in this vicinity
and on that account is more suitable for
residences. etc. 1t is put on with stand.
ing seams. allowing for expansion and
contraction, thus insuring durability,
aud thus put on, would itself outlast the
average building here. 1t can be used
over old shingles. and, what is likely to
recommend it more than any other one
thing. costs lssa than shingles.
When the railroad gets running
through this county, won't the idle min.
ing districts in the southwest part Of the
county loom up. There is Tempiute,
with about twenty-six patented claims,
waiting for something to transpire.
Then the mining camps Of Groom and
Yellow Pine Districts, with their large
quantities Of low.grade ores, will come
to the front. 1t now looks as il the ie-
serted portions Of Lincoln county would
at no distant day become tho most ac-
tive and prosperous sections. Slap down
your ties and rails and let the locomo.
tive scoot through our land.
The Bishop gave dance in Panaca
Monday evening with view Of retaining
the young members Of the flock from at.
tending the leap year dance given at Bull.
lionville. But the scheme did not sue
coed, for with winning and stunning
young fellows a. Capt. Garden at Bullion
vile, the Panaca Bellcs were bound to
90 and tackle the Captain in waltz.
A large number were present. Dear
Bishop, same Of our lambs need their
tails amputAtsd.
II is the practice Of a few parents,
who may have some slight spite again Z
teacher, to detain the children from
schools and permitting them to run
through the streets thinking, thereby
they were injuring the teashsr. Such
is simple ignorance on the part Of parent
or parents, as it only works harm &c
themselves and children. The law
should DO enforced in such cases.
Orc Of the Onondago mine lies scat.
tered from the Highland point along the
road to within fifteen miles Of Milford
Utah. 1t must have broken the Utah
ranchers heart to have hauled ore te
within fifteen miles Of its destination
and then being forced to dump it. They
would insist on hauling load back
whether the roads be good or bad.
Wadsworth Bros. freight teams oam,
10 from Milford during the week
loaded with goods for our mer
chants. They were the 6rst teams I,
arrive since the heavy snow, and wsr
fourteen days in making the trip. Tn
roads being in very bad condition
particularly between Desert Springs an,
this place.
The deep snow and severe wsathe
was the means Of destrovino n 1srg
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
IN persons indebted to me are requested to
call and settle immediately. Payment may be
made to L. J. Osborne. my agent, or myself.
two weeks, rs intend to leave for Taylor.
CHAS. q. STEIN.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-18

Nevada wool, it 10 said, commands
better prices than any other clip. JUS
tice, Bateman 4 Co., wool merchants of
Philadelphia. in their circular under
date Of January 2nd, give the following
facts regarding Nevada wool: mot
withstanding the lack of demand for
other Territorial woods, the fine clips Of
Nsvada, which are particularly suited to
present wants Of manufacturers in this
market, owing to their softness Of finish,
are inquired for to-day. and command
relatively better prices than other Terri.
torial woods. The market has been
cleared Of these qualities, and much
could be placed Immediately at full quo
tations. "-[scisntifO Press.
Pat Holland, an old Constocker, ID
now pressman on the The Tombstone
Prospector, A. T. He has Just celebra.
ted his 6lst birthday, and sends his con.
CALCULATIONS to all the 20. P's" Of the
Pacific Coast.
A heavy rain set in about 2:3O o'clock
Friday morning, lasting upwards Of an
hour, when it commenced showing, and
during the day it fell to the depth Of
about inches.
Considerable Of the quail at Eagle Val.
ley have been killed off by the deep
snow Of last month. The birds were un.
able to procured food and starved to
death.
Judge R. 8. Clapp continues quite in
disposed.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-18

The Central American papers have
nearly all joined the discussion on Cen.
trail American unity and most Of them
are in favor Of establishing central gov.
eminent for the five republics Of GuAts-
mala, Salvador. Honduras. Nicaragua
and Costa Rica.
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JUST so.

Having disposed of the printing ma
terial and the Phoebe RECORD, owned
BY the Record Publishing Company"
to T, J. Osborne, we crawfish out of the
printing business.
"Over the river"
II. w. TURNER.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-02-18


'"s. '"e '"s''1o.' gwen ~ NV
of Winnie McMath. corre,pondepce ha,
been carried on, resulting now in ar.
rappemeuts being made in San Franc;,co
for the child, care. and for the necessary
operation upop her eve. The funds on
hand. slo5 -5 are barely .ufic;snt and
1t will be necessary to raise in some way
an additional small sum to deiray trav'
cling expenses, etc. The times are not
propitlous, certainly, but let those who
were active at the inception OF this praise
doubt mo, th., m..n, w;,I h. a.v;,.a hv
vh;oh ~. n.o....,u ...u.. -. 4.
r.;,.a and ,h.. ~ x,;,ho,,, 49,
Two cases were AZ issue IN the justices
D.cL y. n p Rat, triad hv ~. conr,
.;,,;,, w;,ho,. . ;,,u ,,.;.,;g oh..;.;..
;pdom.nt tor az, ma oo.,. f,or'
which ;udom.nt the d.fsna,n, oil, an
nal J.m.. M.F.aa.n :. p.... W.,
liams; judgment entered by default on
the 18th. for the sum Of $3.50 and costs.
" sold several sacks of ost. to an up,us.
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A saloon on gthe State line Of Kansas
and Missouri 10 annoying the authorities
Of both States. The bar is on wheels
and is moved back and forth across the
line at will, by which means the proprie-
tor evades the license law Of either State.
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Mrs. Givewsy. wife Of = railroad agent
at Tennessee Pass, COL, recently gave
birth to five healthy boys. She will not
give way any Of them.
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Monday. the Twelfth day Of
gsptembsrJ

A. D.. 1887, ct the hour of II NJ, en- ssid day.
will sell all the right, title and interest Of
said Bullionville Smelling Company. in and to
the above described property, ct the Front
Door Of the Court House In the town Of Phoebe
said County and State, ct Public Auction, fol
Cash in hand to the highest and BEST bidder, to
satisfy said order Of sale and all costs.
Ed. TURNER, Sheriff.
By 8. D. Smith Deputy sheriff. aug20-td
~ POsTPONEMENT.
The above sale is hereby postponed until
Tuesday the 20th day Of September. A. d. 1857
to take place ~ the same hour and place above
named.
Z. D. TURNER, Sheriff.
By 8. D. Smith, Deputy Sheriff.
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Aftsr Forty ysers'
oxperience In the
preparation Of more
xhsn One Hundred

n:l G.,:.l : sss s: s;s:ss: =
AnSrioon oentinus to .ct = eolicitors
~ s :: 8. t.is:d sss ss pa
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ShtD'cr RcnubIfFat,er.

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gUrTBe oss 6ru. 6. 8. Gampion bier tageu5e
republfGniitbe StaatS. @oEoent uahm beuta
eire 4Iattfoim on. psIde ote befaHuten au.
tlugeu gegeu Die DemctrateR iber llaterortitz
tung Se8 Stimmredts i'm Siiben Dieoerbo=
len unO Sen sewObuteu Bortiduau iibeE
Sai, SGut fiir rie SuouftrIe uno Die
Nrbglter Ii. (. ~ enthalten. Su gSeltereu
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neueu EmfaIienSeren BentouSbiu 81 5uuiteu
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moiroteu in @ougreB Degen Ri9tanuabme
hsr Direct Tax Bill" 3um 9hlufe IN
fruiren Die Beidlife bic 8ertreter SbtO
uuf BEN bauOrfebenoeu repubIifantlfen DO
tionaIs @onoent, fir Die Termination Sohu
Shernun's gun YrdfSentid)afts @GnOiOatsr
5u fiiumeu.
6oIsenbe Gaubibaten fir Staatsdmtel
nuroen uominirt: StaotsietletGr Daniel
S. 3pan; Sberritter 5. 3. graObutp:
0Ittglieo ber 8sbDrSe fir Stlatebaattr
Beus 9. SoHes; 9eIegutsn "at large" III
ben @hcaaoer Content @Uuoerueur 5oruter
SS. Softer, McSiulep uno Snttsruor9.
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Set, 0nxfer giad,rtntest.

Stem Oorf, 1S.April. - 81 @hlr(es
SarIs1'e 2nmpenmaaaIin, 9tr. 365 uno 367 4,
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so 6rnuensimmern uno Is YSda1srn, Die III
bem @tabIifiemeut beiddftigt tparerr Die
Seuerrpehr bolte oiele Der 9edngfttgten 5Srguen
uno RGeGen auf 2eitern aus ben oberen
Stodperten, tpdbrenb anSere, oaruuter elne
75.idhri9e @reifiu, auf bic uuteu ausgebreiz
teten 6suernete berab ipran9eu, ohne eriuIbz
uensperthe Serletuugeu 81 erleioen. ytat)s
cem bic 6lammeu ael0l9t ruaren, fauo mau
bic 2eid5e 0linnie 2eouaro's in benz aussez
brannten @ebGuoe. Das Mdodlen mar erz
fidt. Der pefuntGre Sda6en pir0 auf $10,z
0C0 geifGtt.
Sobn Soice, Scr. 13, Silnrbfrase,
gro0tIbn, ueriies beute firth I'm S4lafe ietn
Bett, fiirjte cine Greppe binab uno brad oas
@eniG. @r mar 73 Sabre oft.
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i'm Blimpton'iheu W6belsei4Gft ausefellt
mar uub i'm Snnie Scr. 100, 4. Guenue, Elm
m1bIirtes 3inlmer betpobute, naro bort ges
fern gtaGmittus als 0etd3e i'm Bette lieseu6
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mefer bic Sehle abgeihuittsu unb mar ofen,
bar hrr6 6heumatismus uuo 9idt, moran
er lGngere s3e't 8elitteH, 81 Der &b1t 8etrIss
ben.
- 2ouis &beliou ernirfte 9efern i'm Sber.
aerid3t DOE Hidter Barrett bic Befhlasuabme
6es @igeutbums BON 9ouis Eauuenbol;, Gts
eenthiimer bes ,8umania Dperu 9aues1
on Der 6Opern, BON tpeldem er $l054. rs
fir Gage iorbert. IbeIion ia9t, oaB Ean=
uenbols felt eem s. Gpril BON bier berl4uuns
ben unb tpnbrlheinIid mad europa gereiff
iei; berieIbe babe ieiue Srau NIT ieGs 9ilz
bern bier mittellos juriidseIafeu uuo bic an
brei Sasen in ieiuem Sbeuter ersieIteu gtu.
nabmen mitgenommen, obae Die Sage Ieiner
8ngefelten 3u bejahlen.
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.gsams' @rpreB, Comp a ltest iauer traut
eornieSer, uno man fiirdtet, oaB er ni4t
tuieoer auffCmmeg pire.
- Die @ntbednhg 1T gemadt poroen, bag
SenIb SenioH, tpelher fi6 i'm norlesteu
Serbfe in Rertfo fir WarfGs Reper, ben
Igenten Noelina BATHS, ausgab unb Die
Bepobuer Der rnerifauii6en 5auptfaot nm
$25, 900 bei6piubelte, ieit eiuiser 3eit nit
einem Blaue 3ur 6in6t aus benz hieFsen
9uhIoplirosen=@ @efdnguis beihafti9t aeuelen
if. Gr bat eiueu SB6rter, gameus Sobn
Rc@abe, 5u befehen ueriud9t, uuo berfsIbe
nobm gum Sdeiue $500 an. uerrieth ieeo9
ben Ylau on bic Beb0roe. Sohu &el1 Ino
6. u. Sertine, spei Sreunbe BeuiOn's. Die
BET bem Slubtuerlude mitDirfen iouten,
putbsu beute uerbaftet.
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&SFeh49s6rF4p.

ct. 2Ouis, 10. april. -RinoUtea: 3u,
fubr 5000, Serienbuug 800. Breiie uariir,
ten 5tutiten $2.1O uuo $3.50. - SGweine
3utnbr 540O, Serienbuus 1900; Preiie Uari-
trten 3Dtideu 1910 Rn0 $3.50. -S4cafe:
5ufnhr13, 900, Serienbung2OO0; Breiie uQIi.
irten 8rpiiden 1920 unO Sc 25.
6 &btcasO, 10. NpriI. - Rinbptea: 3Us
fuBr 10000, BerieuonHs 1000; 8retie uari'
irteH 5ptiden S1.75 uub $780, S9ueiRe
3ufnbr 100, Serieabuas 1000; BreiIe
partirten 3wiideu 1915 uub 1910. -
Sdaafe: 3ufuhr 1000, SerienbHu9 1000;
Breiie borijrteH jntiden 1915 unb 800.
q f,gibertp, BeHui., 10. Ipril. -
&inbpieb: 3uiubr 323, Berieuoung 32S
4retie Dariirteu Bpiideu $500 uub IS 65.
S6Deine: 3ufubr 1900, BerienbIng 400;
Prsiie pariirteu stpii6er $500 uub $500.
Sdaafe: 3niuhr 1900, SerieuOung
1900; Preiie Uarttrtsn jpii6eu $500 uub
RI 90
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gia3s @C&palttbafcn Der ygSsiR,
fGUOetl."

u=IIban9, SnO., 10. Ipril. .-Gtua
so pgBeiB;appGn" iu @rapIOrb= =@onntp bolteu
in uOrIstter Naat SaneS SeebOrs, 0tobert
SroOnftelO unS 6raU NGAule gBilion aus
Dem 9auie Der 2estgsnaanten, idt,ppten fie
nuA Dem uubeu BaIOe, i9utirteu fie d& Bill
men fef unb jGblten ben beiOeu Mdnueru,
ua6bem iie biFielben ibrer GIeiber entbl6st
batten, ie l25 unb Der 6rau 8iIiOn 25 Siebe
nit 8elbenrutbeu auf. Ils Der gtob ii6 eutz
fernte, rparen bic @efolterteu obHmG6tig; bic
6rnu ttien Dem S0be nabe 3u ieiu. Ntau
IreB iIe iebod mitIeiOslos auf bem PIase
1uTifn
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eiir pctfaiTmtas.piorta erflart.

GOlumbns, O., 10. Gpril. Obers
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