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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

No single disease has played such sad
havoc with the human race rs Con.
SUMPTION. No other disease approaches
40 slealthily. l,H early symptoms nro
ignored because II Ia thought only a
Cold or hacking Cough, which IL neg.
lectcd until this grim monster has such
= hold that nothing but death can rc-
lieve It, Ballsrd's Horehound Syrup
has removed the grip OF this grim
monster from many u throat. n taken
Ia time II VIII give surprising relief.
Try IL soothing aud healing virtues.
Do not put II OF until too late. Il. &.
NJ. l., Agents. 50
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a Frnchman, who evidently revels
In handling large sums OF money, has
COMPLIED some Interesting statistics In
frgard 10 The weight u millisrl Of ths
French coin OF the realm. According
10 him militant In silver weighs
lO,vul,uN pounds; Ia gold, GO. 100
pounds; In 1000 franu checks, $3.50
puunis, and In 100 franc checks, $4,000
pounds. Assuming That a carrier could
carry -D0. yeight, eighteen men would
hc required 10 cnfry milliari In 1000
imnc chrcks, ll5 men for the same sum
In 100 frnnc checks, 1923 mch Ia gold
aud bn,01u In silver. A mllliard In
1907 fmnc checks would make 900
VOLUMES u 800 pages zach.
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Against the Directors or The New
York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad.
surety pays ron CONTEMPT or
COURT.
Ilauker kean Inflicted for fmbozzle'
meni. Iiavagcs Of the Grip
Other Items.
An Early Opportunity 90 Plead WI
he Given Them.

NEW YoRK, March 81. - The IN
dlciment charges that the corporation
committed the offence, hut the twelve
mcp, being the directors aided and
Allotted tho corporation. Another
account says these twelve men ran a
railroad and heated the car with stoves.
Stillnnothcr says that n certain cofpoa.
ton being steam road, and thc,e men
being directors, they permitted the
trains 10 be- heated by stoves.
AZ soon ~ possible the twelve me
Indicted viii hc arraigncd TO plead.
Chaunoy NJ. Depew was admitted TO
bail late this afternoon In the sum of
5000. Cornelius Vanderbilt became
his bondfman. He was the first o. the
indicted directors 10 furnish bail. 1hc
remaining eleven arc ~ pcc,e TO come
forward M good season and furnish
security for their appearance at trial.
Mcrsr-. Muthill aud W. u. Bishop,
r.,ofilccrs Of tn. road, were ALA placed
under bond 10 appear as W Illnesses
against the directors.
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Experience OF III. irass. rd :.


NEW YoRR, March gl.--Riclcr Hag.
garii, the novelist, and his wife went
10 Mexico last fall In search OF n oven,
turc, anu have Just crowned "A vi, 'cess'
null expedition by the intcfestinl feat
Of losing one anOthcron the way lowu
ON the Mexican seacoast, only - e ~.
united unexpectedly and with nj III,
spontaneous Joy % "a long lost coup 10 al
their hotel In New York. And IN ia 1,
the way II all Cainc about. Az, 81 d
proiractcd wandering through thu
wilds Of Mexico, along rivers nd
mountains, so remote tim, progress "a
possible only In canoes or on M Il,
lack, Mr.. aud Mn. Haggnfd rranb u
the city OF Vera Cruz. Their plans M ID
been ~ arranged that they were 10 =, |
north along the Atlantic Coast
New York. While waiting Tor tha
steamer Mr.. Haggard took
little ooasiing vtssei and mai,
several voyages Up and down the
Mexican seaboard In search OF curiOsl.
ties and traditions. There II n charm
In these waters and along those almost
barbaT0us coasts which hundreds OF
years ngo Rlowed with the magnlfl-
ccnco OF Ihu conquests Of the buchanu-n
that could not fail TO be greatly attfac-
tive 10 man 40 keeniy alert az n the
author OF "She," ~ Il IL not TO lie won.
dered at that his JouEneyings absorbed
him 50 that lie forgot the flight Of
time and the sailing day Of his steamer.
Mrs. Hnggard felt certain he would
turn up all right. Some time or other
with another story perhaps. SO when
the steamer CtD oC IIaJ,fHgtOH was
ready To weigh auchorat Vera Cruz on
her voyage 10 Now York, Mrs. Hag.
gard got on board OF her aud
calmly proceeded on her way.
Just what Mt. llaggard found
that kept him 80 long he has
not yet consented 10 tell. At all events
when he returned to Vera Cruz there
was no sign Of Mrs. iIRggard or the
steamer. That he should be alarmed
was only natural; that his Anglo.
Saxon cOmmon,ense should have con q
% tie rescue aud assured him thht
Mrs. Haggard was "not lost but gol o
beioTe,n WIS also natural. 1t would o
long time before another a,eaniei,
and u good many days before Mis-.
Hnggrrd, were she ON the Cgiy OF
| WoakiHgi0H, could reach "A point AL
which he could communicate with her
by Telegram, 30 with hone stu
tempered by n wholesome splcr
OF fear he took 10 the railroad
and eame a. last rs steam could bring
him 10 New York city where he AZ.
rived Sunday night, not knowing "a.
ac,ly what Jay the Ciy ~ llaeaiigioii
would land here. The great African
story teller telegnphed from Decatur,
Ala, To the olice Of Edwin IL. Love.
In this city, saying that hlrs. Iiaggard
was probably on the C.ty or HdshD.gtoi
aud that he would arrive by rail
Sunday evening. When he did arrive
| In the Grand Central depot he wa.
still IN ignorance Of the Whereabouts Uf
Mis-. Haggard. lie was driven po,t
haste 10 the Victoria Hotel and there
In the corridor by the parlor door, NJ.
terly unconscious OF the others pres
ence In the city or house, the lag.
CARDS, who were lest In Mexico, We're
reunited In New York, and III. no.
mancet's little romance was ended
| Herald.
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smonr LINEi rAsr rImri
firsi..isss Eauipmrnt. Electric lights.
Courteous Employees ana spien.
did service.

II you are going east, take the Chi
cago, Milwaukee n st. Paul Railway,
the Chicago Short Line, and enjoy all
the improvements AMI convenienccs Of
fTst,clhss railway such as electric
| lighted nnd steam heated, solid vesti
! iule trains, wiki Westinghouse air sig.
l ials aud the finest dining ears in the
world. Free reclining chair cars.
This road runs no cmignnt trains or
ci,r. Second.class passengers are car-
ri,'d on regular express trains Ia clean,
liz ut cOarnes, with cushioned seats aud
backs, and are as good Us the coaches
ftirn shed by many roads 10 first-class
pass, nger.
TIN, electric berth reading lamp fea-
ture IA, the Pullman sleeping ears nun
on thi, line IL patented anu cannot Oo
used by any other railway company.
IL Is the great improvement Of the age.
Try itmld Ice convinced.
Tmve4 by this road and be assured OF
courteous treatment by lts employees.
For turther particulars call at iGl
Main street.
ALEX. MITCHELL,
Commercial Agent.
II. Il. POWELL,
Contracting Agent.
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ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF SUGAR
srocK.
niiiion.ir. Potter sad news.


hoy.
CHICAGO, March 8i.--Charges of a
highly sensational character aro made
Ia a $1,000 damage suit commenced la
the circuit court this marning. The
plaintiff II Eugene Eunnlvant, for
merry nuwsboy, who claims that his
life has been wrecked AZ tile result " n
conspiracy between orrin w. Potter.
the millionaire prcsiden, Of the Illinois
steel Company, and Tom Fox, James
HutchinH and Frank Alien, who arc
also made defendants. IL il alleged
that deep plot was laid by Potter TO
bfcal. up an acquaintance between his
daughter and DunDlvant, and with
this end In view plaintiff claims that
he has been innoccntly male 10 serve
four years In tn, pcnit-ntiary. The
charge u also made that The then editor
OF newspaper Ia Chicago suppressed
the boys story on receiving $4,000
from Potter. A New York paper
procured aud published the story,
which created decided sensation nj
the time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

IL she only knew how easily she
could get relief by using Ballari'-
SNOW Llniment she would bless tho
day she read these fcw lines. IL Is n
grand remedy for Headache and all
Neuralgic Palms. No pain eau with.
stand IL, magic influence. II removes
The IRE from n burn or acald In ono
minute. II Will cure lnilsmms,ory
rheumatism and Selaiica; applied 20
the Throat and Chest In Group II will
give Immediate relief and make
breathing much easier. No family
can bo without II II once they know
Its value. Try II. Price 80 cents.
Sold by u. c. NJ. I. 8ss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

Every ingredient employed In pro.
6uring Hoods Sarssparilia IL strictly
pure. aud IA the best Of Its kind II II
pcsslblo u buy. All the roots and
herbs are carefully selected, personally
examined, aud only the best retained.
50 that from the time " purchase until
Hoods Sarsaparlll, N prepared, every
thing Ia carefully watched with view
to attaining tho beat result. Why don'l
you try II? o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

Several years ago Chamberlain & Co.,
Of Dies MOinc-, iowa, commenced the
manufacture Of n cough syrup, bcliev-
Ing II TO be the most prompt and relia.
bio preparation yet produced for coughs,
colds aud Group; that the public appr--
ciaio true merit, and In time Il wn
certain 10 become popular. Their most
ssnguine hopes have been more than
realized. Over three hundred thou
sand bottles Of Chamberlsin's Cough
Remedy are now sold each year, aud
II Is recognized M "ihc best made, /"
where ever known. II will cure Q
severe cold In less lime than any other
treatment. For sale by z. q. NJ. l.
Drug Dept. dAs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

CHICAGO, March n. - Prominent
Italians In Chicago discussed the re.
ports from Washington tonight with
much Interest. Editor Durante oi
DLtaiio said: ~ do not believe Tho
Italian government has recalled Baron
fava with any hostile intent; nor do /
believe there Il any danger OF war. Az
10 what the Italian citizens here wsul ID
10 ~ case OF war, cannot say.
w0uli not be willing 10 take up arms
against my native country, nor would
! night against my adopted one. II thr
italian government Ia making de.
manus Tor some more active move.
ment toward rcparaiion, II Il only
what might have been expected after
the foeble letter Of Governor Nichols, ),
DR.. Volini said In case OF war h,
thought most Of the Italians IN tn,
United States would return to Italy
10 does not, however, expect any trou,
bic. 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

CHICAGO, March 81 Judge Melon
nell this morning sent ]. J. Hopper TO
the county jail for Ninety DAYS for
contempt OF court aud held him In
bonds Of 5000 on n charge Of bribery.
the jury having before Il n ease against
tho West Chicago CITY Railway Com
pany for damage. Martin T. shannon
was held In the same amount for nj
leged completely In the same crime.
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NOTICE.

TrnE GENERAL NETTING or TIE
stockholders Ut zIon's Co.or crauye Mer-
cantno Institution will bo held ~ TOO Insiila
iion'H Factory on south Temple street, he
tssou EasI remplc and First East slr,e,a. sals
Lake Aty, on saturday, April iIh. 1901, at ii5l
Il M, ior the purpose OF hearing tho rresl'
dents Report, amending the Articles Of Aa,o'
'Ation. Increasing the capital stock by chang.
ing Aniele Of the Articles of Asaoeiat on TO
read a. follows' 1.-The Capital strck OF tie
Institution shah eonslai o. 400 shHcs OF the
mar value OF 500 uaeh;'' and Tor thG transae,
Ton of such other business as may be- broRht
before the meeting.
SAT- Lake CITY, March lsth. lss aAs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

DIS MoIsEs, la, March 3i.-Thc
grip epidemic has struck Des Moin,s
aud iho doctors report that hundreds
are affected. In many cases II In prov
Ing fatal. Reports flom surrounding
towns show the disease IL general
throughout Central Iowa. The weather,
In the opinion OF the physicians, con.
tinues favorable for IT, spread.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

There 10 no danger OF n cold result.
ing Ia pncu hen Chamberlain'-
Cough Remedy IL used as directed
"fur n severe cold" IL eii.ctually
countcfactA aud arrests any tendency
u n cold 10 fesult In pneumonia. This
fact was fully proven In thousands Of
Lason during ~. epidemic II Influenza
last winter. For sale by z. q. NJ. L.
Drug Dept. dSs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

New YoRi<, March Si.--rhe rports
that the Omaha bridge troubles have
been settled Is denied by the officials II
both the Union Pacific and Rouk Is.
land. President Cable OF tho Rock
Island road made the following state
mert: "Thc Omaha bridge contr0.
versy has not been settled. II IN stili
IN the courts and | DO not SEQ how Il
can b. settled outside. had no con.
ference with Could"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

The Best Sllvc In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, salt Ilheum,
Fever, Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilhlain-, Germs, aud all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively curs Piles, or no
Iay required. II Il guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, OF money refunded,
Price - cents per box. For sale by A.
e.. smith a Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

LONDON, March Sl.-Ihe residence
Of Arthur Wilson, known IA rranby
Croft, near Doncaster, where the hnc-
carat scandal took place, aud In which
Sir william Gordon Cummings was
murdered while playing In company
with the Prince Of Wales, has been
patty destroyed by fire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

Miss Emrline q. Hanna. missionary
for Flint Baptist Church, Troy, n. ",
says ~ am glad 10 state that DIR.
David Kennedy's Favorito Remedy, Of
Ilondoul. y. ", cured me Of Catarrh
OF the bladder, Kidney trouble and
Constipation. | would add that l always
USED the favoritc Remedy with the
consent VI my physician.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

DIR. David Kennedy's Favorits
R-medy, Of I,ondout, n. ", Il known
TO be certain cur. for NERVOUSNESS,
Debility, and the Ills peculiar Il,
women. THIS sovereign remedy -tin.
ulaie- the stomach, Kidneys aud Lave,
20 a healthy action. For all troubles q
the blood and urinary organs II has M
equal. and bottle. which costs only
one dollar, should be IN every house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

NEW YoRs, March Alan even.
Ing paper has the following: Edwin
Booth has informed his manager that
he would not play next season, and
has cancelled two weeks in Brooklyn.
This means, In the managers opinion,
that he viii never appear again. lie
Il quite certain that hls present engage
ment ut the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music this week will be his farewell
aue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01
The Proposed Railroad % south
America.

WASHINGTON, March sl.-Flnal mr..
rangcnents arr now nearly completed
and In fow days Instructions VIII he
issued 10 the three parties authorized
nv tile international Railway Commits.
iion 10 survey the route Of the proposed
milruad between this country and
South America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

NEW YoRiS, March - The record
Of deaths since noon yesterday up to
noon today Is lid.-Sovcn Of these re-.
ported lhave been from grip, COM
plicatnd with other diseases. There
are l9O policemen on the sick list 10.
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

CHICAGO, March ai.-Thc granfjury
today returned an indictment against
Banker :. a. Kean. IL changes him
with cmbczzlcmont Ia having hcc,ptcd
deposits OF money within thiitS days u
the failure VI his bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

lfyou are Yellow, Bilious, consll.
pased with Headache, bad breath,
drowsy, no appetite, Tool, oW your
Liver Ia out OF order, On. box VI these
fills will drive all the trouble away
aud make n new being OF you. Prize,
70 cent?. Zion Coop Mor. lust. Drug
Dept, Agent dSs
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Go 20 SpFNcER, BYwArER a Co.'S
II and ~ West South Temple street.
for Tin Roofing Gathering, Spouting
Stoves and Tinware, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

in 1850 "Brown's bronchial 7rOehes"
We TO Introduced, aud their success rs a
cui q for Colds, Coughs, Asthma and
Brc nchits has been un yaralleled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

Representative Payson, Of Illinois,
speaking about the matter, said there
was no danger Of war. There " too
much good sense In this country, he
said, and II was 10 be presumed that
there also was Ia Italy, to 20 to war
about this difficulty.
Representative Coggswell. OF Massa-
chusetts regarded the situation m one
OF gravity, and deplored thu lack OF
n navy suitable for the defense OF the
country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-01

LONDON, March 3l.-rhc Herald
says OF the Italian matter that, viewed
from any point, the action Of the iial'
Tau government was unwarranted ae II
j. hasty and extraordinary. To the
United States It Is hardly courteous and
might be construed into au ailront.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-29
DermiJi)trs aus Ofn l)rr. Staaten.

Sn 9bilabelpbia itarb porgez
fern Der Glte ite 90 nm BcnnIDlpaz
nien'8, 9ntOb Steel. Gr errcidlte anz
seblid) ba8 los. 2ebenajabr. ST erinz
uerte ii9 nod garS gut, am Sage bon
@aibin9tOn's 3weItcr Gabl SifOrps
9fHile 9eiamuelt su baben.
6rau 2tItle, wel6e iid) felt GINGER
3eit al8 Siibnerau9en>Sperateurin in
9euoer, Sol, nieOcrgelaiIen bate,
purOc pOrgeltsrn aui OieAntlugc, III c b l.
ia d q Ortt omen pprgenom :
mems baben, perbaitet. Die Sauptz
aeu9in 9egen iie lit Oie 16zidbrisc gertie
Sarri5 BON 2incoln, 9tebr. 0tebrcre
prOmincnte 9ter3te ioQen in Sie uniaus
bere @eidid5te perlpifclt iein. GS bciBt,
baB 6rau 9litle iene Dame iit, bic t6rer
Belt in 2onOon Giscntbiimerin beS ,9lis
fi9natiOnz6ouie," Or. A, Grompellz
HOw, mar, NO ga0D Colin Campbell
unO Gin Charles Ollie ibre SAaferz
finO6en battcn. ,Srau 9lltle perouitcte
bann, BON en9liiden 0steftius perfol9t,
nad 6ranfreid unO idiiite ii9 bon bort
mad 9lmerIta ein, no iie nad manni9z
faden Srriabrten iid idGeBli9 in 9cHz
Der nieoerlieb.
3u Der 9eitern bcreit8 gebradten
M OrOse 6tdte aus @eOr e
town, &D., nobel brei MtenIden ers
fdoileu murben, bciBt e8 nadnaqlid:
Die SenoallS batten in oieiem 3abre
elm srOBeS Stiid ganO nit @aiiermeloe
men ansepflan;t, nuO als in Den lcBten
qagen eini9e Der 6riidte ucridmon6em,
erbObeu iie ge9en Die 3arpis bic 2lnflaz
ee, Die WfelOnen seitobleu ;u ba6en.
Die SeidulOigten 5eigteH ii9 iebr aufs
sebra9t, uno ben glngabsn OeS ulten
Niilton &snball na3 tamen iie 6emafiz
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Tc,,,t,fa W1cilc,t pro StltnSc.

Ybilabelpbta, 27. Nugult.-gofomoz
tiOe gtr. 2OG, welber 3wei 9eDObulid)e Ycrz
ionemaggon5 mo BrdiOeut Ntcgeoo'8 4rls
oatmaggOn pJfeaOlu9" angehdugt wareu,
Iegte beute aui Der p9touuOs SrOots &ahu,"
SmIi1en Neibamings Sails mo EangbOrHc,
etue Ntelle Ill 45 40 Setlnoen ;uriid-
gleidbeoeuteno NIT 80 DciIeu pro Stuuoe
--unO erreitte iOmlt Die grOBte, jemal5 Don
etuem &abu3u9 er5ielte SubrgedmlnOigtelt.
9lele yeiituug mar Die 6OIge zines Dis
puts, melder am 20. 2lugult gclegeutllh el.
mes BON 3idter Greeu IN GaltOu 5u Gbren
be5 v6Ormcr5-GlubS" gegebenen Diners
itnttfanO. 6r. SSm. :. StugerlD btbaup.
tete oamal8 oeu 6ru. WcgeOo, Yrdiitenten
Der u5ieaomg= Sabn," gegeniiber, eS iet
ntdt m0glldl, baB ein 3ug cine Ntelle i'll
meuger, ais so Setun0eH 3uriidlc9e. Gr
WurOe oarauibin nit elnlgeu NreUnOen Su
Der beutigeH 6abrt eiHgelaOeH uuO Ibers
Seugte itd, OaB er i'll 3rrthum mar.
Der .3ug iUhr, uadoem cr Die lhHellTe
0telle gemad)t bate, Dteileu IN 3 Didn't
ten uuo 26 4.5 Sefuuoeu uuo Sebu Dtelleu
in Nimuteu uuo y SelunOeu - elHe
Qm1ibnlu5geibminOlgteit BON clner 0ieile
III 43 Setuuoen. Die &otomotiUe Wuroe ;u
0eaolug, Fa., geb0ut uuO lit etue Der belieu
im SeiIBe Der ,ReQ0Iuder @ahU."
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9ltl Dos Hubitfi,M!

gSelder llnterld)le0 Smu6eu elnent bl0Ben
uno etnem nit einenl Sriilieler Seppid) be-
bedten TuBbpbeu eriItlrt, lit leld)t Su beauts
tporten: nur SO, ipenn Sic udmlid Sbrcn
Ginfauf in benz alien suoerlaiiigen Seppid)=
@eid)Qfte Don Eemt8 8 :. x d. m II x
8ruber, 9tr. 4 5, > itzS altim I e,
nabe @apsSnaBe, MAIDEN. llnIere perblt=
Saiion lit i'm 9ln;uge, mo Die fiiuitlerlld)eu
Wiuiter uno Sol0rlte inO e5 merth, oaB
man ppriprid)t unb lie ndber III sluQenld)elu
ninlnIt. allies lit erlter &IGlle, uno Die Ereile
fino niebriger, al8 BET lrgenO elller Slrnla III
Baltimore. 9Slr lagen Dies uld]t aus Brabs
lerei; 4Qe8, I'M mas mir baS Eubiitum erz
iu6en, lit, porSulprehen nno nd) lelblt Su
tiber3eugen. llnere Aussaben itno qerlnger,
oils oleleniqeu anberer @cid)Gite III unlerer
@ranfe. ISir be3ahlen 9llleS baar un0 per-
fauien e5 eben,o. 9Sarum lo1teu mir nid)t
poblieil pertauicn fOnnen? 9Senu mir in
biei.r 9iitmug meter ipreden MOLTEN,
f0nnten mir Sbueu nod megr Qlnge erSdb=
len uno Sbneu fiir billtgcn Serfauf mehr
@riinoe angeben, ais eS Der 9faum btecS
Slatte8 geItattet. 9egeben sic felneH SIR
tbuut; geben Sic itder, baB Sic anf an
ben ret)ten Ylae gelan9en; ltauen Sic
mad bem Namen unS Der 9t nj y
Ais, Sit= Salti more, nabe Go9=
SnaGe; Qemis s. g q d. III a II & Sru-
Der. 6rageu Sic 9tlemunren nad) ms,
ionoern ieben sic lid Ielbit nad) uns nn,
,peil mir 10 bilig perfauien, NaB SOnturrenz
ten Sbueu nid)t ia9eu meroen, no sic uns
fiuben t0nnen.-Gufrldtlglt Die Shrlgen
2esuts =. 0ahman & Srmoer,
s!r. 415, Sitz@aItimores, uabe GaD= Straie
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