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FRANK T. MURNAN.
Member of the Sixty-second Assembly
District.

Mr.. Murnan is member of the lower
House Of the Legislature, representing
Tuolumne County, the Sixty second Dis
trict. He was born in old Tuolumne in
the year 1856. He received his education in
the schools of his native county, and also
in the schools of San Francisco. He choose
the difficult and exacting vocation OF
teacher, and has followed that superior
profession since the year 1877. He has,
had charge OF important schools in Marin,
in Stanislaus and in Tuolumne Counties.
He was principal of the jamestown
school for the period of seven years, and
only resigned the place to enter the
more active field of political life, for which
he has always had strong inclination and
in which he has labored for some wears.
When he presented himself as candi-
date for the Assembly the Democracy of
Tuolumne did not hesitate a moment. but
unanimously selected him as its standards
bearer. In itself, this was Endorsement
and commentator by his fellow-citizens.
of which Mr.. Thurman may Justly feel
proud, and the honor was confirmed at
the polls by the vote of the electors. Mr..
Murnan has not filled any other office
than that he now occupies, though he has
been and is a strong party man, and has
been and is now one of the chief stats of
the Democracy in his section as q cam
vasser. For it can be said of him that ha
has labored unselfishly for his party. and
spoken in its campaigns from every plat-
form in the county at different times. and
In various campaigns. He is an effect
i've stump speaker, quick and strong
debater, and as he is man who thinks
and reads and takes pains to cultivate q
Studious habit, he is remarkably ready
and is seldom found s'unpreparedo in Z
political contest. He has the respect and;
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w. s. CUNNINGHAM.

Assemblyman from the Seventy-first
District. Tulare County.
Mr.. Cunningham, Assemblyman from
Tulare, is essentially a self-made man, as
this sketch will prove. He was born in
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-29

Among the minor Offices In this pre-.
c!nct 10 bc tiilei AT the coming election
Is that OF justice Of the peace. Time
and experience has demonstrated that
the Office II one 81 considerable import.
ancc aud 10 ir We'll iilicd requires man
possessing some knowledge u: common
Law together with a l-yc!.h.a'!.d dis
eliminating disposition 10 aualyrr tic
difference between right and wrong
In the person of l.. Is. Nov. We believe,
such a man can bc found aud boii,
parties In looking around fot material
10 oil the prccinc, tickets could do nc
better than take the judge up for the
position named. For several years Mr.
Nov held the position Of Justice and
police magistrate n, Glenwoci. and h,,
administration demonstrated that he
Is well qualified 10 oil the oficc.
lie Is now occupying tho position Of
clerk In the postoiiicc.
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For assessor. John N. Purcell evi.


The land Of the setting sun has u
peculiar fascination for the average
vcnturcsomc spirit and very few can re-
sist the temptation TO 20 father west,
The coast used to bc the objective point
with all suffering from An attack OF
western fever. but now Alaska 4, III.
country containing their promised III
Dorado. and hithcr number of p-opl.
from this section have wended their
way within the past few years. Among
these pilgrims We might mention
Charley wrrd-nhoff. Chris 1irhli and
Eli Fuller. The last named gentleman
turned his steps In the direction of the
seal sarpuc country last fail, and We
supposed he was picking nuggets of
gold from OF the northern Ice. bergs
until the other day when the fAlsr i'm.
preston was dispcil-d by the receipt oi
= letter nj this Office from Ell himself.
The letter was written from Cali.
forniA town and stated that tie writer
MAS on his wa, back In M--krr. and
directed that his copy of THE HERALD
In arnt Ia his present ai,ifus> for tho
time bring. Mr. Fuller did not mention
his travels In hts letter. but his M-~krs
friends will In glad I" welcome him
back TO these parts ani learn from his
o~n lips wha. b. thinks Of far.away
Alaska
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The last issue OF the Craig Pantagraph
contained the following interesting ac-
count VI y trip " EASTERN Rio Dixnco:
1t WAS merry party that left Craig
for the journey u the nat-tops. On the
iirst night out We camped six miles be-
yond Pago,ia on tho east fork. The
banks Of the river at this place are COW
cred with gooseberry and current
bushes.
On the second night We reached the
end OF our journey and pitched our tents
within two miles Of the snow banks.
The next day We assembled Pyramid
Peak, which rises M abrupt wall of
stone To the north. but which Is more
easy Of ascent from the south.
This peak Is u or u hundred feet
high and furnished u fine view II the
entire region. On It's sides majestic old
pines wave their branches and at its foot
are soft beds Of snow and u beautiful
amber lake.
We took u trip 10 one. Of many lakes.
known rs iiottomlcss Lake. because of
It's great depth. We could see the siop-
Ing sides for depth Of twenty feet In
the clear waters but even they were not
transparent enough To show It's bottom.
While camping ut this place We met a
prospccior going home from Gold Hin
and prospecting on the way. lie gave
us some directions for finding rrapper' s
Lake. wh.rcupon three Of the party
went IN search Of II.
On the quiet they were caught In n
snow storm and ~adcd their horses
search for TrapIrr's Lake WAS fruitic.s
they discovered lake which swarm-si
with ash. The three Of them took OF
their pants, by turns. watied out into
icy water and standing on u rock. pui.
led out great big trout ~ fast as the limo
could h. thrown bsck In. They could
srr the mAsS of hsh waiting for tho bait
When onr angler Was chilled through
another would take his place.
Tho hai-tots aru broad plains covered
with buffalo grass. On the north side of
them Is splendid growth Of virgin pine
forest which would make tho ancst
kind Of lumber.
For game ~e saw n mountain Hon.
which was iitcd upon-ani missed; and
sonc bear tracks; however deer arc very
plentiful In the foothills and elk In the
timber. We also saw numerous white
quail.
The trophies with which wc returned
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M..ker ecSlAs Frou,.

Another link waStnsEed in the chain
of improvements Dat are slowly but
surely bringing Me6fsr up to the stan,
dard OF the modsg live, progressive
town when, on Mo11ay last. the Miller
House WAS formsll tbrown open to the
public,
The event WAS obaisved by the popular
iandlady In the fooh Of u sump,uous
dinner to which u regular patrons OF
the house aud . amber OF invited
guests did full aa complete justice.
The dinner over ID all present ten
dered their warmeGo congratulations To
the enterprising I'D public.spiriteti
little lady who he Just supplied one
Of Meexer's mose peessing "long felt
wants." namely, . good family hotel.
Next thing In ordR was an Inspection
Of the house.
Oh the ground dose is the public re-
ception room and o1are. ladies parior,
dining room and Q number Of rooms Ell
suite. als0 tho ee0modious kitchen
with lne hxksgy attached. Every
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ministrator; appeal from county court.
l0-Wm. Deering Il Co. vs.. j. W.
Sprague; money demand.
lis. Porges vs.. Thomas B. Watson;
money demand.
I'm. Schwartz W.. Thomas Is. Wat.
son; money demand.
l3-L. j. Beemer VI. Thomas B. Wat
son; money demand, $l,4a3.
H-C. j. Shideler, assignee, w. NJ. S.
Peysert; money demand, $325,Oi.
IA. T.. Anderson vs. A. Burnham
petition for writ OF certiorari.
l8-J. G. Davis vs.. The Board OF
County Commissioners OF Rio Blanc0
county, Colorado; money demand,
s., $50. 81.
T-Wa!ier +. Dendy vs.. Hiram NJ.
Dreifuss; action on promissory note for
5000.
ls-Gilbert Wcsson vs.. +. T.. Sheri.
dan; money demand, 81 go.
l9-Mary T.. Dunn w. II. q. Peterson;
money demand and damages.
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The Republicans hold their primaries
to-day and on Tuesday, September sth,
will hold their convention.
There is considerable rivalry among
the leaders for some Of the offices while
others are not attracting much atten-
iion. Tha principal bone OF contention
will be the commissionership OF this
district. Among those We have heard
mentioned in connection with the notni-
nation for this Office the names Of +. T..
Sheridan, +. W. Fairfield, Thomas
Baker, J. 4. Burnes aud G. 5. Allse-
brook stand out conspicuously with a
number Of dark horses hinted at. At
this writing MIR. Sheridan seems To have
the lead.
For clerk and recorder ex- Mayor Oar
ton leads all his Republican competitors
and will no doubt land the prize.
For treasurer, the present incumbent,
Mr.. II. j. Hay, will likely knock the
persimmon, ms there Ii practically no
opposition To his nomination.
Since Ed WILDER has retired from the
shrievsity race Johnny Wolfe seems Ia
have the nomination pretty well In
hand.
For assessor, John n. Purcell evi.
IDENTIFY has the nomination coppered.
For superintendent Of public instruc.
ton the names Of q. $. Ailsebrook. ".
II. Clark, Arthur Burnham, II. $.
Attix. ". $. Laurie and Y. B. Kelley
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senator Leland Stanford, o: Caiifor.
mia. announces himself as candidate
before the Republican National convcn-
tion. We very much doubt whether
the West will be recognised to that ex.
tent. However. they might go so far as
to put him on the tail end-his bar'l
would come mighty handy.
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A desperate struggle for supremacy is
now taking place in Chill. Balmace'la.
the republics dictator, is well fortified
at Valparaiso. and the insurgents are
making 1t rather warm for him. A
week ago battle took place in which
some 1900 people were killed. and the
dictator was driven back. Another
set-to is expected which will decide the
fate OF the country.
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going to Europe on protracted pleas
ure tour. lie will be forgiven much IL
he will carry some Of those who are ut
present drawing statrsmen's salaries,
without having the ability To perform
their duties, with him and leave them
in the most out-of the way place he can
And
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Utah again comes TO the front with
n mining excitement. This time at La
Plata. thirty miles northeast Of Ogden.
Hundreds Of people going there daily,
and the orc uncovered Is said to bc very
,,-a
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After year Of depressed and doubt
ful trade, due primarily 10 the Barring
failure. the past week has seen the con
current appearance OF number OF facts
which alter the situation radically, and
promise boom like that Of ls7D-.0.
First-The lack OF wheat and rye in
Russia and the rest Of Europe, and our
harvest OF wheat both prove larger than
WAS thought. Instead OF an export Of
iJ0, ,O0O, 600 million bushels Of wheat, MI
export OF IN. .00o. 600 bushels now seems
probable from here and wanted there.
Second-Instead Of bringing $50 cents
per busliel, as II did last year, or ST.
centsas wheat exports did on the aver
age Tor 1--WE years past, 1t is more likely
to bring something like Si..ia u basi,cl
which II brought In is79 ~.
Third-lsailroad earnings sud'lenl,
change for the better for july, advance
In all parts OF III. country. and exceed
last July by o per cent, though July,
1850. passed July, isso, by 50 per cent
One may say July, 1891, saw sixth
more gross earning, than July. is-o.
Fourti-Gr.at Britain. Germany,
Aus,ria.llunr,ry. Italy and Spain all
show u heavy loss In foreign trad. for
the first six months Of ls'sJ. France aud
Russia will. ~, l..ii,y,. show the like
An Euros. lose, In foreign trade. The
United state, has gained. and gained
heavily. IN the pas, hnlf y,,r.
Fif,h-At Mi dis,ributiy. poln,s An
hi, country. and In mo,, mn, nil. man.
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place this year. Our exports are
~ pr cent, agricultural prs'uc'',
and these afr advancing ail aion:
th. line. Neither tho pricr, nor
the volume of our imports shows an al
vance. Judging from New York im
ports. imports Tor july ~rf- sis'""'s
less than last y-n-say s","H,"". EN
ports Of our leading products. about
three ifihs "f the total. are s'.""."s
more last month than In July. lSS.
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P"foha~s ~ 'sfnrfs Mr STUN. 'nH""'
''s IN m"''"h' anu consumption ~ ''"
material REGISTERS 'n advance III cotton
wool. ir''hrf anu chrm'chs' ih'A u
small AZ many points bu' II Sa Smp
tom "' the 'rnh-hc'rs 'i hr hfrr'.
The week uf hot weather siiri I" ih'
probabilities "' Large hn' NOT ph-
no'ncnas corn crop. VI Tie weeks ~
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-08-29

Ex-senator ingalls, must have found
being a statesman out Of job" profit
able. as " "a announced that he intends
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On Tuesday mex, The regular term Of
the dis,ric, cour, Of Rio Blanco county
will convene u; IN. court house. Fol-
lowing is the list ~ Jurors drawn in
July last TO serve Mt this term:
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will convene as IN. court house. Fol.
lowing is the lis, ~ Jurors drawn in
July last 10 serve nj this term:
gHASp JURORS.
q. A. ffigbton. Richard Tovcy.
T. II. Warren. Ezra flemming.
Thos. kilduH. Jno. Sittllngton,
". r. iossack. A. bclot,
u. r. Hailor, Jno. Weldon,
J. +. Durch, II. =. Harp.
PETIT jury.
T.. Allen, Jno. Devcraux,
d. Is. Wilson, W. II. Clark,
Frank lIarker. W. $. Kisinger,
W. u, Carver. J.. l.. Deviin,
n. s. Hooper, NJ. 7. Coleman,
James Lyttle, ". r. Morton,
Jacob Youcl. J. Is. Wallace,
Doris Marcott, j. freund.
G. A. HOoth. Z. +. Mathes.
r. +. Sheridan. Conrad Strcb.
". +. Coltharp. Otto Metzger.
J. u. Nimcrick, Olof Anderson.
Following Is the calendar Of the cases
which will bc disposed of:
CRIMINAL.
No. 2-rhc People vs.. Charles Mar.
tin; driving away horse Of owner un-
known.
S-Thc People. ETC., vs.. Hunter and
Skerritt; robbery.
s-Tbe People. etc.. vs.. J. II. beard ;
assault with intent to commit rape, and
threats.
1.-THE People, etc, VS.. VIM. NJ.
Kirk; assault with intent TO commit
rare.
1.-THE People, etc. vs.. Ellsworth
Reed larceny.
CIVIL.
6-J. W. Hugus & Co. VS.. John l..
Armit; action on promissory note.
7-Thomas B. Watson VS.. Ora HALEY,
ct al; action on bond.
a-M. T. Ryan vs, John c. Bailey. nd.
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Fresh bread at Mr,. Nill.r's
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas @ns
@enblatt $3.50.
&etenbe U genten:
s.. g. 8uiA.
@. GGDrDbimD.
Sages GbrDnif.
Q. Mdra.

80. Mdr5.
1882. Sicilianifde @efper se9en Die frans
sD1tIde 1lnterpriidung.
1859. &~edenmeiier Gbatn Sites eeitprber.
1872. SDlepb 9ahbn geboren.
1851. @rbbeben in 2ifiabsn.
1853. Sriebria's II. Ginsus int 8erlin.
1895. 8pnaparte ibernimnlt gu NiSa baS
&pmmaabo Der italieniihen Nrmee.
1914. Grftirmung bes Mpntmartre burd9
Sic aaiirten. 8aris erSibt it4 ben Serbiins
beten.
1915. MuratS Qlufruf an bic @6lfer Sta
liens.
1896. S. s. gob in oeibelberg, seitorben,
Sidter.
1888. 9as a6misrei6 ea4ien trttt Dem
3plDereir BEL.
1848. Die 8unbeS s@erlammluns orbnet
fir gang Deuti6laab bic 8ablea BON 3atios
nalz8ertretern an.
1856. Sriebe gu STARTS, 3fpiiden &nBlanb,
Gnslanb, Sranfreif, Oefterrei4 unb Sars
oinlen.
1853. SdGaGt BET buttons Sill pber go
rteriet, &p., unton 10 get6btet, rs rerpnt.
BET ; @ebelen 800 get66tet, peripunbet nnb
fehlenb. = 4rin3 8iIbelm bon Ddnertdrf Dot,
Der eriehtl1en MISUNDERSTANDING gum
&Drtig getpdblt ais @eprg I.
1867. 9ie Ser. Staaten eriperben Ilasfa
bon &ublanb.
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Sr. 2Snt. Wetter meilt s%esenpdrti9
In @uropa. Die 3eit ieiner &adfebr
tpirb In ben Spalten bieies 8lattes be.
fannt gemamt meroen.
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Nptis fir 2lrtbiteftem.

Die a@tbaren &otnnti1dre bon &erar Co.,
Seras, erluden Sadleute 9ldne unb Spe5ifi-
f~dtipnen fir Ben 8au zines iteuem @puntps
G~ourtbaules ansufertigcn. SaS @ebdube 1pl
eine Srpnt am Main 8la3a BON einbunbert
SUB ulo cine Siefe bon einhunbert unb flint
mn6adtaig SUB an SER AuintasS trabe baben,
iou bier Stpdwerfe bod unb nit einem
Sbrrrte unS einein Seller (basement) ber1e-
ben fem unb lol bic ~neueiten 8orridtunsen
fir Seisung, 2tHt unb fertilization baben.
SIN btefem @ebdube icaen it'd ~folgenbe 9tdums
Ii1feiten befinben, ndmlid &ier Court,
sfpei Granb Surbs, stpei Yetit Snr9s, sipei
5iitrift . Glerfs, bier &idters, Elm Oitrift=
Qnfpalts, elm County, 9lnipalts, spei goilntb=
Glerfss, sipei SberiffSs, Elm @eri9tSbienerS=
(bailif) 3immer, stpei &dumli4feiten fir ben
Collector, sfpei fir ben QlfieiIpr, eiiteS ie fir
ShulIuperintetbenten, &Dnitabler unb Nrst,
fir bic Suffice Court, ems fir bic @ountbs
&ofnmi1idre, etn fir ben Sdnitor, ems Btblios
tbefS5immer unb FONT nod STANDARDIZATION,
ipenn 4lab ~bprhanben lit. @erannteS 8e>
bdube ion nit eleftriihen Gabritiblen (Ele>
%vators), eleftriidem 2idte, elmer 8prri4tuns
fir Sampf 9ei3une, ubr, Sabe5imr1er unb
SlpletS peIlt9tH ItUl uuPtEutHl lpueN 3lpel
srpbe, biebsfeite, eilerne 8an6 Sdrdute
~(vaults) fir bic ~4ufbewabrnng Der @apiere
bes County unb Diftrift GlerfS angebradt
iperben. Sir Speciftfationen unb benieniset
Ylan, ber BON Der Gpuntbsg purt ais Der Bette
sra9tet tpirb, nerben Elm Taulenb Dollar
$4,000 unS fir ben stpeitbeiten SUM- 9unoert
Dollar $500 @rdmie besablt.
Yldne unb Speciffationen miiflen BET benz
gpnnt1sGlerf BON 8erar County Dor 10 l1br
Sormittags, Mpntas ben II. Mai A. D. 1891
abgegeben iperben. .
Die @ourt bebdlt iid Oas &e4t Dor, einen
pber ale 9ldne aur~iid3utpeiie1.
9la1 SeftinrmunS Der Gpuntp Court
Ga q n tt nip, TeTas, ben ~. MGrS
A. D., 1891, publi3irt.
SIS ipirb getpiini dt, bab aue 9lane baS
@erbdltnib bon Elm @iertel SOL gu einem
SuBe einbalten.
g. 90. McNTIiFer,
Gpuntp.&i4ter, 8erar Gpuntp, &eras,
atteitirt:
Shab. 80. emtib,
County @lerf, 8erar Gpuntp, 9eras,
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6. u. Stieren unb paul MeeriGeibt
an Nrel ReerT6eiot, "a Ader 2anb aus
benz alien giip BOT 1927, 5000.
=. so. g. 8iQareal an 8. u. Gties
rem uno pauI Meerf9eibt. 1 SntereKe
an IA Mder 2anb meflt9 BON Shbs
6lDres.S iraBe. 4.0C0.
Nrel MeerI9eibt ON 5. M. g. Nila.
real, 81 @runbitide in Neerf9eibt's
Gub<D tbifon am 6luKe, 4, 1000.
gbas. uno gmilie @rdbner on g. 3.
Oople. 3 @runbffhde aus benz alien
@iip .2ot 164, $1,000.
Glib. Ma5srid on q. O DiebI,
@runbfhid an gbe. y, 1875.
potrid McNeiI an pbilipp Weil,
ba@er, @ruubftd an 9oob GtraBe,
500.
Sobn G@erer an pb. @eilbader,
@runbfid on @rosbn. StraBe, $500.
s. Wagner al arel Meeri9eitt,
@runbfiid i'm aIten @iip ; 2ot 100,
$500.
6rau g. 20nbwebr an SObn Wo!fer
unb Grau, @runOfhid i'm alien Gitp Got
5, $500.
Sobn S&erer OFT %. @siIbo@er,
@runOfiEd on SuoaI'S traBe, $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-30

Miemanb fam elm freunbli&es GeiiGt MAIDEN unb
Ieinen Be{ud, ausenebm unterbalten, nenn Ginen faS
3obnweb pIdst; iebpa 1T bteie8 llebeI BAH bnr9 ben
@ebruu& BON SaIpattcns Del %befeittSt. 9reiS % GtS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-03-30
Sirt=& an5ler bOn8 Ottider.

@l8 8iSmarf mad ieinem &idtritt bonn
9(ntte bDrte, bab General =. Gapribi feir
gtadfDlser eeipprben lei, ipl er ausgerrfen
baben, u@ott lei 9anf, baB es ni4t 86ttider
gepprben it'll"
8tSiuard ipar ibrt beBbalb nidt bolb, neil
er ibn int 8eroaAte bate, ge9en i'm intriquirt
su baben. 8ie bic Gntbiiaungen Der 8is=
mard' iden 9reiie jett erfennen laiien, rd9t
iib 8iSmard iebt bafiir, tnbem CT Ieinem
@esner ein 8ein felt. Gad ienen @ntbiil=
lurgen r4adte nod Sltr ~&esierunssSeit bes
&aiIers @ilbelm 1. Elm 8ruber 8Dttiders
bancroft, fir ipelden Der Miniiter vsut ees
iast" bate. 8iSmlard tam ibrn oamals mil
ether Sumne BON 350,O00-na9 Mnbern
60O,OOO-M arf su Siilfe. 8Dttider slaubte,
bies @elb fdme aus BET Hribat Safe bes
SaiierS, in 8irflidfeit ipar es aber benz be-
rldtigten @elfensSonb entnpmnten, bet be-
fanntli6 CUR Corruption Der &re1e benubt
tuurbe. Sa ii9 8Dttider nun auBer Stanbe
iab, jene Snmrte ~Suriidsu5ableu, purbe bic
@ngelegenbeit benz Safer porgele9t, bet nell
6em 8Sttiher bisber lebr bod in @1init fanb.
Sbelei9 86tti@er bis iett nod nidt aus Dem
Imte auriidsetreten 1T, 70 barf Der ,lamsere
llrlaubM, ben er gertpmmen, bod als Der 8or'
Idufer ba3u betra9tet perben.
Sas Na6ipiel ipirb na9 ber 8tebererDff:
ttung beS &et9stases erfplgen, benin bic Grei.
i~innigen peroen ni6t perfebfen, Bic geiet.
ipiprtge 8eriuenbung Dfentlider Spnos 81
prtbaten d3ipefen ertt1pre9eno gu rii9en.