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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-03-01
GRANGEvILLE, IDAHO.
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

There are about twice as many
women as men In Yucatan.
The late Kaiser Fritz, ever after
his marriage with the English Princes.
Royal, kept the anniversary of Water
loo as fete day.
Rearing dogs for their skins Is
practiced in Manchuria and Mongolia
just as sheep farming elsewhere.
There are fewer churches in Der.
lin than in any other European capital.
Church-goers are less than two per
cent of the whole population.
The preparation of the huge guam
tity of beef tea is one of the sights oil
the London hospital. One hundred
and seventy-two pints a day is part
of the patients bill of fare.
The Smith family is numerous in
England and Wales. The census places
the number of individul Smiths in those
countries at 355, 814, which is more
than the whole population of Dublin.
As the Queen Regent of Spain was
driving with her two daughters recent
ly she noticed an aged priest tottering
out of a house. The carriage was
stopped, the priest was helped to a
seat in it, and the Queen and her chill
dren got out and walked. The crowd
who saw it. were delighted.
The Board of Health of Paris has
prescribed the following conditions
under which the beating of carpets
will be permitted in the city: The
carpets must be brushed and beaten
in entirely shut up rooms, and the
dust deposited on the floor will be
washed up with water containing some
disinfectant of potent action. Strips
of wool, etc, must be burned immedi-
ately.
The present Emperor of China
had, until a short time ago. nurses,
20 farmers, rs palanquin-b bearers, 10
umbrella-holders, 80 physicians and
surgeons, gastronomical directors,
sengers, so dressers and other attend
ants to the number of 400. Seventy
five astrologers, 16 tutors and 60
priests cared for his spiritual and
mental welfare.
-Anchovies are so plenty at Trebi-
zond that they are sold for twenty
seven cents hundred weight for food
for paupers and for fertilizing pur-
poses, and during the first part of the
season each year so many are thrown
away that the whole. city is pervaded
with the smell OF their rottenness.
Porpoises are also very plentiful, about
10000 hundred weight year being
caught, according to the British Con-
sui, which yield about half that weight
of oil.
Since the death of the late Marshal
Leboeuf, of France, only two Marshals
of that country survive, MacMahon
and Canrobert. There are, however,
eight living Marechals, these being the
wives of MacMahon and Canrobert,
and the widows of Marshals Pelissier,
St Arnaud, Lebeuf, Random, Neil and
st. Jean d'Angely. The last Marshal
of France to die before the demise of
Leb9uf was Baraguey d'Hilliers, and
he was never married, while Bazaine.
having been degraded from his rank,
Is not includad in the list
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-03-01
NOTES ON ITALY.
A Mine of Information Condensed for
the Benefit of Busy Readers.

A Mine of Information Condensed fol
the Benefit of Busy Readers.
Italy has an area of 110,620 square
miles and a population of about 49,.
100000. The capital is Rome.
1t is kingdom, and the King is
Humbert l., who was born March IA
1874, and assembled the throne Janu.
airy 8, 1873, ON the death of his father,
Victor Emanuel.
The legislative authority rests con.
Jointly in the King and Parliament.
The Parliament consists of two
chambers, the Senate the House oil
Deputies.
The Senate is composed of the
Princes of the royal house who are oil
age. and of such other persons as may
be appointed by the King.
The House of Deputies are elected
by ballot by citizens who are twenty
one years of age, and can read and
four dollars.
Neither Senators or Deputies receive
any salary, but are allowed to travel
free throughout Italy, by rail or
steamer.
Italy is one of the hottest countries
IN Europe. 1t presents striking differ
ences of climate and temperature.
The lower classes subsist chiefly on
maize and beans, and on wheat made
into bread and maccaroni
The chief product of Italian agricult-
ure is silk.
The great mass of the people of Italy
are poor, and many are very poor.
Thore are men in Italy who earn but
seven cents for days work of fourteen
hours.
Skilled mechanics earn on the aver
age only fifty cents day.
The position of women in Italy has
of late years greatly improved. SUI
perior schools for the education OF
young girls abound. where instruction
is given in all the higher branches OF
study. Many women are writers,
teachers, accountants, telegraphers OF
clerks.
The religion of most of the people is
the Roman Catholic.
Religious freedom is permitted in
Italy and several Protestant churches
of Great Britain and the United States
have, established themselves there
Missionary World.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-03-01
DIVIDING THE SPOlLS.
Story of French Nobleman, u Fisherman
and n Porter.

| Story of a French Nobleman, u Fisherman
and n Porter.
The satisfaction of seeing justice
melted out to mean person is so great,
that very often man will undergo
much suffering himselfif by that means
punishment may by brought to the
guilty one. Men of this character seem
to read the Golden Rule after this
wise: do unto yourselves as We would
that men should do unto others"
The Marquis de la Scales, a very
wealthy nobleman, had invited his
neighbors to a grand entertainment,
and proposed that the feast with which
he served them should lack no delicacy
that could be obtained. Some of the
guests who had arrived early for the
purpose of paying their respects to the
Marquis were present in his chamber
when his steward came in and said that
fisherman had brought some of the
finest fish in all Italy, but demanded a
most extraordinary price.
mo matter about the price," said
the Marquis; 'buy the fish, and pay
him his money"
$50 | would said the steward, "but
he refuses to take money"
Then what does he want?"
"a hundred strokes with a whip,
and he says he will not throw off a
single blow" The whole company
hereupon ran downstairs to see what
sort of a fisherman it was who de-
manded SO singular price for his
fish.
These are beautiful fish," said the
Marquis. Come, my man, how much
money do you want for them?n
Not a penny, my Lord" said the
fisherman. 81 will not take money;
if you wish to have the fish you must
order me Il hundred lashes on nv bare
back, otherwise | shall apply else
where. :"
''Rather than lose the fish," said the
Marquis, 1--WE must let this fellow have
what he asks. Here!" he cried to one
of his grooms, pay this man his hun
dred lashes which he so honestly de-
mands, but don't lay them on too
hard; don't hurt him very much"
The fisherman stripped for the whip
ping, and the groom prepared to do his
masters bidding
Now, my friend" said the fisher
man, keep the account correctly. I
beg of you; for | don't want a stroke
more than is my DUE"
The whole company were astonished
at the bravery with which the man
bore the iniiction, until he had re-
ceived the fiftieth lash.
Then he cried out:
Hold, my friend; have had my
full share OF the price now"
Your SHARE" exclaimed the Mar
quis; what do you mean?"
Il have a partner, my Lord, to whom
promised full half of whatever |
got for my fish; and think your Lord
ship would say that it would be a
shame to deprive him of single
stroke
who is your partner?"
Your porter, my Lord, who keeps
the outer gate; he refused to admit me
to the grounds until had promised
him half of what l should get for the
fish"
"Ho, ho!' said the Marquis. "that is
the sort of business, is itp Well. Won
have / I'd your pay, and now, indeed,
your partner shall have the other
half"
The dishonest porter received the
payment in full measure, and the Mar.
quis sent the fisherman away with
handful of money!. Y. Votce.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-03-01

Young Jacob Cfrom the back room)
"Fadder, ladder, dot baby has tum-
bled out of dot vindowi' Mr.. Isaac
stein" Mein Colt in Himmel, vas dot
SOP (To customer)-I sell you dot
coat for sayventeen tollar, und | never
dake cent less. Vot you giff?"-M
Y Sun.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-03-01

Surprised Dame =" What! And
you have refused Mr. DeGoodep /
thought you liked him." Lovely Daugh-
teri did, but none Of the other
girls seemed to care snap for him.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1889-03-01

Coal ashes shows little manurial
property, but may be OF value in keep
ing the soil open.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
(inttfl,etens. 6 spnf1tft.

Veps9orf, 7. Sftcber. - I'm Satl'
fass abeu0 nurbe bem Coroner Utatt1ems
uOn Rep. 9ipdsue, SSea4sfers Sountnr NIT
aetbeilt, oa6 auf 9auib's 9slauo Elm Sau'
6efiOlbat, 9eOrge 5amtltcu &oot, ON aoeno
to1ber nod eiuem Eausuer8uiigeu in Der Sas
ierpa pl1siia tubt 81 SOuen seftirtt let. Gr
maGte fid iOfurt auf ben Beg mad Der Sai el,
um Die Sad3e III unteriu6eu, mar Gber nl4t
ueuig erfiauut, als ibm Sberii Parter iaate,
bas er giitts auf BEN Buubeseisentbum 3u
iu6en unb Der Ge9tmeutsarSt beretts etne
gutopfle Der geide ucrseucmmen babe. Der
Coroner ertIdrte in eutriiftstem Gone, oaB ct
bae ReGt sur 4bbaltuu8 zines Snqneftea ant
gunoeseigsntbum babe, porauf Der Sberft
ertpieerte, bas CT. penn tr upue, ben &oro'
rer uno ieiuer sause Surs on bic Suft iesen
fSnue. Wiattbeps 3Os fih caun nit Der Be
ueriuua suriid, bas er beute nit etuer Surp
uod Der sSnieI tOmmeu ueroe, nm etuen Sns
quef absubaIteu. unb penn er ben S9erift
nm ieiue SiiIis eruden mtife. Ob Gbsrtt
Barter GO nit jetuer grfidrung, oas er ote
abtaItung eines Suqueites nt4t ouloeu rperz
80 emf meir1t, bIeibt abSup1rteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
gs,p. @otfet 0adrt6tttt.

Remz @orf, I. Sttober. - 9as Siena.
m1bdsu glora S'@onuor, neltes i'm Ser'
bothte fanb, ibr ueuaebcreues Stno Der
brannt III baben, ift BON oem 9ehstrpoltits
fen 9cnton In Der @Osuung ibrer Gltern,
yr. 229, @reeuefraBe, Bfcotlnn, oer1attet
ncrben. gle tpurbe oem @orouer gIuoag
uorgefibrt uuo aefaub bieIem Elm, fie babe
ole @eite bes tobtaeborenen Ssnaes tn oem
Sauie ibrer Dtenfberli6aft, gf-. 5753, 9en'
uurbnrobe, tn ben Sfeu 8eDcrfen, NEIL ne nd
,tree Serpebens ldalnte. Or. Sas. WonttE.
in tefisu 8lenfteu oas Wdo6en ftano, felte
benz GbarQfter befeIbeu bas bette 3euanlB
Gns. yiora etbt en-, bas 9iub iei ON %. D.
Uts. asboren nproen. Sie uurSe oem Rtt
ter @StttnQ pCrgeTib,t. Der gtame oea
3terfu Gbd,ens, nel6es bic rertOtlte 2eit
in Dem Sfen fano, if Wtarn 2anigau.
-Sn CTR. 140, Ebroop auenue, Brooflnu,
ium es oehern 3tpii6en Dem bort pobueubeu
Tran, @I6f6 uuo befieu Shpa9er Sultus
8iilr al einer Seileret, In befieu Serlauf
@rDIda's i6.l6briaer blinoer Sobu, ruelder
ems elmer Sliaben. 4nffait In Hep' Oort anI
BEND III ieiueu @lteru setommen mar, etue
@6ieieltafeI aufbOb uno eteieIbe ietuem
Sbsim on ben 2opf mari. Der Serleete,
rpelter eiueu S6aoeIbrud oaoon9etraQeu
hattie, muBte mad bem uSt. Satbartnens 20
ipitsle" sebradt tperbeu, pGbrenb Der bItuoe
arobe u0n ieirsm Batter i6teuuigff mad oeu
giep, gorfer gipl surffgsbraGt purbe.
- 3ie Diamartens piubler 8. g. Sln
Setter & Sobn. Sir. 10, Raiben eane, fnb
bunferutt, uub Der iunse Gnil San gsloer,
ueIdler Dos @ettGft Ieitete, If ieit Lestem
SreitQg perfhmuuben. Gls Der Sdertf1 beuIe
Sen 9aben beltlasuabmte, puroe abioIut
gdGts pon @ertb porgefuubeu. Die Shul:
ben uereen aui 10000 geitdst
- Scbn Burns, Senta Bbatman, Bm.
Carroll uub Seurp Smitb, tpeIhe BET ben
tu1sltden BrimGrpnbeu in Srcotlpn u1se'
ieelittr 0eie gu fimmeu uerfuhten, be-
funuten ft heute idulbia unb tpurben 81
NOuuteu i3udtbuua, iopie elmer @sIobHSe
Den ie 5000 perurthetlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
CAPTAIN glattetys sGbeate,see.
Gtre senfaitcn tn at. 2ouis. GblosaI,
uadtIidle gSaneermaeea, eiae Sradt gra'
aeI uro 9eiipbIs9e Eient6nten.

ct. &outs, 7. Sttcber.- lleber ben
auerifI auf ben @apttdn Slatterg Der6en
pieIe tpiberipredenben gfittbeiluugen ae'
madt. Giuer SerIion 3ufolge bate fid Or.
Sln1terp In &loferrauns Wirtbidaft be
truufen. mar baun bic Sreppe btnauf geIdli'
den uub bate Der Srau Slofermann uuaaz
fdreige 4ntrdge gemGdt Sr purbe besbalb
aue eiren Senfer bes ;peiten Sto6Derts
Getporfen uno bIieb beDustlo8 tieeen. g8Ghs
renb er auf Der Stra6e lag, uureeu Inn ieiue
3inmanttn6pfe. ieine llbr uno $40 in baarem
9eIte ten unhefannteu Sieben gefobten.
Glattern'S Gattln f1arb Der Ruraenl, uuo Gle
Freuuoe bes 22ittgers bebaupten, herIelbe
babe ieitoem opmptrme BON 9siftesfraatlett
| on ben Sag gelest. Yian tpeiB, haB er leet.
bin hdufig 9roBe Dozen @bIOral einuabn,
un6 ieine Sreunbe fiub Der Auft9t. bas er fiG
,ur 9eit Ses 8orFaus inter benz @iuflufie iez
nes JlitteIs beIaut. Sp1t gefiern Nbenb
febrte slottera in's 8snustieia suriId. BUR
Gnrort GEf Sraaeu theilte er nit, er let Die
8aibinatonftraBe biuauf Seganaen, uu1 etnen
Warn, yiomeHs Qarrie, netfer friber fir
ibn Qlbeitete, auf;ainden. Srgeub Semaub
babe ibn bon btnten auf ben aopf seihlageu,
nnb meter lpiFe er glibts. Der SorfQu
maGt arGBe8 4ufeheut Iuo Die BoItBet be-
miibt fid anaelesentlid,, Der Sat,e anf ben
@Eunb Al fommen.
(SpGter l-aIer. Sunt, Elm 9af In Slcz
fern anu's 0irtbi@aft, iotpte Der SGanfDar'
ter Sideg finb uuter Der QnfIage oerhaftet
nOr6en, @latterp beraubt III haben. Die
gotteue ginfafuua bes 9iamanttuCpIes
neIter bem Capt Statterp seftCblen murbe,
If ausebti5 tn 9uuts 3elle aeiuncen nor.
beu, uro man glaubt, oaB punt BEN Did
r1Urten nPrfdfuCft bot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
0nmnfrln In Shtcaao.

@bicag0, Z. Sftober.-@roBuert
fer 4onberlp belt gefern Ia Der ,Sentrals
9lufifhaue" etnen Sortraa su 9unfeu bes
SalieSens Der 0irtbi6 afteu am Souutaae.
Sas Iuoitorium tpar etu iehr sen1iiht2s. oa
namentIib red]t niele Eemperenss Beiber iid3
81 Der SOrIeiuus bes probibitionifiiheu 4rs
bette1fiibrers eiuaefnuoen batten. Serietbe
purbe nGmIit BET ietnem gridetnen NIT
Beifau begriiBt. SIN 2aufe einer Reoe mics
er aut bic abfauisen llrtbeile biu, Die in @bt.
cn9o iiber ibu sefdnt nurben. Diau babe
tbu bier einen uidtsDiiroiaen Dieui9en &C..
heisen. St mulle Dies aud ni6t In 4brebe
feuen. Iber er ihla9e Dor, bas etu aus 6ret
ebrbareu Siirsern &btca9o's Deficiencies 60
mite ernannt tperte, peld5es bic YrotofolIe
| bes Grheas priifen icle. Solte oieIe8 60
mite fiuoen, oaB bic iiber ben Sroeu Der
| breiteten Serleumoungen tesriinoet ieieu, 10
poue er isnen SorUuri als Elm gsre5te5 Ser
sitt Guf iih fBen lGfien.
SIN elmer lInterreoIn9 erflarte Bomb erlu,
Sa6 er am IA. ta cine llnterreouua nit ben
Grefntib 8enrnten Der nGSAo~ntins 80" @,
hsrzlInioncH bebsn foerbe. uuo 5ruar nit Sez
,uo aui Sen adthiiuotgen 4rbeitstas. Die
| 60beratiou piiniGe. baB bic ssra9e Der 9e.
| neraizgieublp unterbrettet neroeI ooA ata@
aeu Die betoerieitiseu aulibteA iiber tteielbe
| melt auseiuaneer. vgGtr iiaS piuens," lagts
Sr. Bombertp. yoie Srase in Grpdsuu8 81
siebsn, neroen aber teinesuess In etueu
5trife ;ur gr,ieIung bes 4dtfiuuoensEa9ea
piliaen. SD, bin Elm Sefiirworter ftir3erer
arbeis3eit, bod iollte oteleIbe ourt S4teos'
iprun eraielt DeroPr. Seoer StTtte tt ooul
lIebel. g1ir perbea bic Sade Dor bic 9e'
neral 4femblp briugen, aber mir ruerofn tetr
Se1bitt 3u @uutsu eiues Strites ab9ebeu
gDie mir idpeiut, 1T bic SUberatiou ebeniaus
uotb unsntidlofieu, mas fie tbun iol, benz
In eiuem fiir,lih erlafereu &irfuIar iaat fte
has Elm alIaemetrer Sirite nidat geplant iei.
2um @dllniIe ertldrte Der 9rosmeifer ot
@eriidte iiber Die fiuansieQan Serle9enbeitei
bes Srbsns fir unbeariinbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
Groain's W0r0er.

Gbicpgo, Sus., I. Sttober. Gin mid
tiger i3eu9e I'm @roniHz Brn3e6, Dan. Gar
ruu. If, tpte f6 ieet bernusfsut, am 8Ous
uerfaa bon Der BoIijeifatiuu eutftobsu
&arrou NOR Elm arbeiter in etuem Scrms
bauie, In nel6em am 10. Wiai gougbltu uuo
S'Sulipau cine llnterrebuug nit bem 5ar'
mer Setrefis Berttlauug ber Spureu bee
Morbes batteu, lreId.e unterreouna bslauidt
baben ptn. Die aan3e Bolisei. .Ranuidatt
purte tnrG irgeub eineu Srrtbum BON si'
uem Serldpiubeu In Senntuis seleet. uuo
ieber aum u@lau= yia.@ael" ge50rtse BOlisif
in Chicago ltaut saE8 gepiB nit auem @ifer
beranf, bGB Der SIti6ti8e Hi4t piebsr euts
osdt nerbe.
Die aupate @oobrufi's babeu Elm ueuen
Sabeas @orpussgeiIdl einaereidt, unb biz
bisebe5Gs slthen grguuente meroeu morgsu
fattfinben. Ste auuaIte ftiiseu ihr 8eiu9
auf bic Sebauptuus, tGs tie Srift, iuuerbatO
pelder Mcobrufi inter ben @eieseu bes
SSoates proaeiFrt perbeu IoIlte, oerFrideu
lsi.
&ie herttee SerittsFtuus I'm Sdtls be,
Wf6reer &rouiu's uerfrit abernlale, obue bGf
elm peiterer Geldupreuer erIaugt tpuroe. -
Or. Yeter gtc&chep aus Yt,IaoeIpdia, eir
Darn1er Srennb bes Or. Grouin, III bier On,
getommen unb botte beute eiue luuSe uuter
rsbnne nit eem StaatsaHwalt eonosnsdsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-10-08
,,8ppoeiet" trt &abtnet bon
Nasttpbd.

Winueapolis, Riun., Z. Sit.-gtne
BON Winnepeg an bic ySrtbttue" geIanbte
Spe5ialbepel6e meloet: yySett etutger 3ett
narea 9eriidte Don elnfllhen unter ben
aabtuetsmiteIiebern Der 8esieruns bon Ma.
uitoba be1eteubeu Streitisfeiteu in llmlauf
eeiett tporbeu. Seute bradte man nun tn
@rfahruaa, baB Elm GROCER Streit Ia Der Gbat
befiett, une baB berlslbe tpabriteialih elne
ioIne Spaltnug ueraulafeu tperbe. bas Der
sturs Der &esterun9 bic 6ol9e isiu uiro.
Die Spoltung nuIoe ba6urh oernrIaht, bag
9remier @reertDap nRo pr. Smart, ber Ri=
nifier fir Resiernu9sbant lestbin bic gut.
beduus gemQdt habeu, bas 9RueraI= Anpalt
Wartiu, pelder susleit SlcepraNbeut Der
,,Wottbern@ Bacifie." unb yUtlultOba' Saha"
ifi, ourd1 ieine Serbinbung NIT ben Sompagz
ute'n unb babnrd, eaB Ct anbere gtitsIteber
oes &abiuets ole ieine gSert3euae beuust,
gtp6artige Btofite er3ielt bat. Als Die
g9lortberu Yaciftc Babn @eIellidafta ben
2Hunlh Guberte, ole &outurrentiu Der ySa.
nabas BGcih. .@ompagute" in Wauitoba aufa
sutreten, purhen alle geiGaftliten abuide'
Iungen un6 Die Seitissuus Der 8sbiusunseu
WlaItin iibertafeu, tueIter, pie es ideiut,
Der ,gicrtberns BaciRc" aIe @ouseifouen uub
bebeutenbeu ,Boooel" 9emaht bat. Rartn Q
@guegen ftnb bierbei leer aussesausen. Wtar'
tin iff Dor einiger 3eit nod ben Ser. Staateu
abaeretii unb bic Ieste 9tadritt iiber ibu tau.
tete, bas er bic Gbf1tat babe, uor ieiuer 8dd.
tebr uad 8tnuepea @aIiforuieu eiueu Seiud
abanfatteu.
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Die E0ceratton bet Giienbaba Be
Dfetsffetett.

Smaba, Reb., Z. Sftober. - Son benz
aemetnialneu gomite ter lofomottnfubrer Il.
bei,er tpurbe, ME bereits seIleloet, Elm Ibe
fommen besiisIida Der S0beratien oer uSrti'
beridaft Der 2otomotioiibrer nno Set;er,"
Der vArbeitsritter, Der ,Smit9men'S ytu'
tualz Nib Nfcctation" uno Der ,BrioerIbalt
Der Glienbabu. BremIer" unter5et5aet. Die
Setipaungen, inter pelden BITE SUoerattcn
fat finoen iou tperbeH Der , ,BruoerGGft Der
2otumptipfiibrer" auf ibrer SeIiammluug in
Senuer, @ol., ON 16. Sftober sur BeFdtt.
aung Sclselegt pereen. So BEN unter3et4'
ueteu Gbfonmeu beist es inter 2luoeru. Bag
Der pBparb Of 6eeerGtton" ans 8epraleu'
tanten oes gretutl1, unb Beidnerbes@cE
tts ntsr Der e hteosaeridtsz@ @ommiiton Der
nerihiebenen SrgauliatIOneu befeaeu lou.
SOute ea BEN @oulite'n elmer Sraauiiattcn
uitt gelinsen, Strettiafeiten alptihen BEN
Witslieoern uub Der Union HacIfcz@iien
balm geielidaft" gu idlt6teu, 10 iOlI bee
SaIl benz .,Soarb Of Seberatiou" uorgeleat
nereeu. 28ern bieier ote Beidmeroen ooer
| Sorbetuuseu Der Qeute iiir serettfertiat er.
| tlG1t, ieon6 feiue @inisung er3ieIen faaa, 10
! iou tie betreffeube Srsaniiatiou ermGdlt!st
perbea, RuBuahuen 5u eTgreiieu, uul iare
| Toroeruuaen burdsuieBen, ulo fle Iou ftaI1'
| 3ielle lluteriiisung BON iImmtlthen 3ur n5o'
beratipu" geb0rtseu Srsanii ertaIteu.
| SIN Saue bic Snisenirung eiues Iusfanses
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| Setesation" bic Autoritat haben. Al eatlhst'
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uerItteeenen Bunften meIbeu, baB geftarn Elm
furdtbnrer Sturu auf benz SurouzSee nil
tbete uno oieIe Shiffaunf1ae ueranlaBte.
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fen bon Saue' Seaf, Niitb. Ser S9raubens
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uGnsBni 1uf abulid]e gEeiie Im's 2ebeu.
Der nit BnubcI; befraGtete Sdoouer pUiags
rueer" il in GAM Bead. 9arbor 9eftranoet.
9epeideu aus Detroit melbeu. oaB Der
Ean1pfer Biting" auf ben ct. Clair Flats
unO Gle 3anpibarge pgIa8goB" an Der Su.
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aGdtu hes 6ubr3euges ertraut. gSyttere
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bon BORT Suron, Uitd., beridtet.
81 d. fer, NsY., Z. Attobsr. - IuA
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aeniitbet. Mebrere 9nnpfer, nelbe nab
Charlotte fatren iolIten tparen ge3Uungeu.
um,ufetreu, unb nieIe 8oote udteu Sdus
i'm S0feu. Die @apttdue betlageE fi5, baB
fe Dos SafsnIift Don Charlotte bonn see aus
nGhreub etues Sturules nidt iehen t0nneu.
sc nirb beridtet, oas bier gfonn BON elmer
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NaGridbt niflt beffatiaen. Nan 9laubt, eGb
Der SInrul ntel Staben augertdltet bat.
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uieeer. Seiue Samiite bat Die Ebatate bis
her perbeimlitt. gomiral Borter mar Den
gonsen CONNER fiber Ieteeno, uue 60 ertittrt
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belt ieiue leste uuo bas Ietu Cube uld3t me1r
nett entfernt 1T.
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obioe Qugabeu ole iibertrtsbeu bar. 3eI
4bniral tbeilte au9sbith heute einem Seiu'
der nit. bas er iit befer fiible, ole iett lam
Qer Seit, uub btauen Sursem nod NabtnB:
ton auriidBnfebreu gebents.
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bier gang eu pfinoIld fait uuc hertlht oaptr
uuter ben nur uothDurfti9 seiIetoeteu Ssmo9
neru, peIhe 3ubem in gaa3 prtuttol, teit'
sebauteu 9olshduieru ualergebraat hno, e'H
nint 9erinssr giottftanb, 10 Bag bic !4leuniSe
Serthailuug Der nod iibrisea llateriiiitunss'
selber boppelt sebotsu pdre, nui Die armsa'
Tdner betuseiudten Bewobuer seseu ete
uubilben ees gSinternetters 81 lGtseu. Die
,,@eieuldaft bes rotbeu areuses" besann &C.
fern nit Der SertbsiLuu8 Uarmerer SIetoer,
bod ifi ihr SOrrath Elm 9ertuSer. - Su oeu
rlebelIdpemmuuss gebieteu graliirt Der 80
phue lpieSer IN idredltter Beiie. S5n benz
Spipitat Der p@eislidoft Buu rotbeu 8rsus"
Iiesen niht peniser. aIs % arante. - -Ssfsru
puroen BON arbeiteru. ueIde Sretbboli uno
augeidpemmtea grbreid aus oem Sluffe emit
fernten, spe, usitere SsiGsu lIfsetanOsH
Ulau sIanbt. bas nod uiele geifen tn btseu
angelo pemuIteu i6lammtgen 5luButsr ftsder
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