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The morning call., 1891-10-18

Though everybody knows that ex-senator
Blanch X Bruce, the cOl0red Missssippian.
holds the position of Recorder of Deeds in
the District of Columbia, it is not generally
understood that this is the best paving Fed
eral Office after the Presidency. When Fred
Douglass held the place it paid him the
handsome return of S400 900 year.
The morning call., 1891-10-18

And In accordance with law, and an order from
the Board of Directors, made on the 18th day OF
August 1891. many shares or each parcel of such
stock may be necessary will be sod at public
auction. at tbs Office OF the company, No. $40 Pine
street Rooms . anil :, San Francisco. California,
on UESDAY, the 9th day OF october, 1891, az
the hour OF O'Clock NJ. OF said day. to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
J. W. PEW. Secretary.
ofhce-No. 80 Pine stree. Rooms IS and IL san
The morning call., 1891-10-18
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTGcE-sILvER RtNo
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business San FranciscO. cal Location OF works,
Silver King Mining District. Pinal County Arizona
NotIce-rhere are delinquent upon the following
descr he'd STOCK on account OF assessment No. z,
levied on the 18th day OF August 1891. tbs several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
Eharahuldery as follows:
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nsLINoUENT SALE NoTI6E-chUTKsHANE

~ Gold Mining Company. Location of prineipAI
place OF business. San Francisco Cal. Location Of
works, Los Burros District, Monterey County, Cal
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF Assessment (No. ~
levied on the 7th day OF July, 1891, the several
amounts set opposite this names Of the respective
shareholders as follows;
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-wELDoN MIN.
~ ing Company. Loo ation OF principal place OF
business, san francisco. Cal Location OF works
tuitOtoa, AriZ.
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the followi ng
described stock, on account OF assessment no a
levied the 25th day OF August. 1891, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spectiye shareho ders as follows:
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dertake 1t with him 1t will be no fault of her
if there should be any failure:
For she must have loved him dearer far
Than ight flower loves her beauteous star
For him alone her bosom glOw5
with a fond love no limit knows.
1t must be measurelesS-pure and true
AS you arched vault of heavens own blue.
Letter from Americas Symmes to Louis
willie Courier j Ournal.
The morning call., 1891-10-18

General Lew Wallace can unbend his
mind at times and has recently evidenced
this by inventing q fishing-rod and rail-
coupler for railways.
The morning call., 1891-10-18

let US compare one of the plates of the
sixties with its wonderful expanse of skirt
to the simple, graceful attire Of Miss Mar
lowe as Viola in the Twelfth Night" and
LAYING aside all preconceiyed opinions with
the influence which we have seen the I'M
usual plays in fashioning our ideas of pro-
priety), do net our reason and common sense
sustrin the view that the latter is far more
refined, simple and less vulgarly ostentatious
than the inflated garment OF the early six
ties?
In many respects the hour is most propi-
tious, owing to a combination of causes
The morning call., 1891-10-18
MONTANA SAPPHIRES.

A Miner who offered New York Jewel
ers a Bushel of Them.
In cable dispatches from London l see
mention OF Montana sapphire and ruby
company, which is being exploited on the
market there with 100000. There is some
question in London as to whether or not the
Missouri River bars, from which the stones
are procured, may not turn out as impover-
ishing as the Burmah ruby mines. know
something about the Montana sapphires
myself, and possess two or three of them.
They are light blue in color, with diamond
like sparkle, but instead of being extremely
valuable they are very cheap because they
are so plentiful. Mr.. KuuZ, the expert in
precious stones of Tiffany & Co.. went to
Montana two years ago TO look at the sap
phire beds, and found the stones so plenti-
full that he would not undertake to sell
them. Ex-Governor 5. I. Hauser of Helena
owns an area of sapphire beds about twenty
times as large as that being offered in Lon
don, and told me once that the only way
they could be made valuable was by limit
ing the production.
The Montana sapphires got almost death
blow in New York by the action OF an old
miner who came on here with some OF them
about three years ago, He picked out three
or four fair sized samples and took them to
a leading jeweer to get price on them.
He was told that they were worth from S75
to 500 each. 1--WE Will take all we can get
at S75 apiece" said the jeweler, land give
$50 apiece for smaller ones" The old fell
low brought them in about q bushel next
day and broke the market. The sapphires
can be bought in Helena for So to $40 each.
Ben Abou in New York Press.
Well Preserved, Though Dead for Years.
The villagers of Marion, Ohio a few
miles from Columbus, are greatly interested
in remarkable occurrence, rs the corpse OF
former well-known woman OF that place
has turned to stone. This fact was discov-
cred when the husband had the grave
opened for the purpose of buryipg the body
in another part OF the cemetery. Though
death had occurred several years ago, the
workmen were surprised at the weight Of
| the casket, which they raised from Its
watery place. Investigation followed, and
| q well-preserved body in state of petrf-
cation was revealed. No signs of emacia-
ton were shown, as the body bore pink
ish-gray color and resembled perfect
chiseed statue. The feet, however, were
| not completely petrifed.
| There is no suggestion offered for this
change, as no other body was ever known
to turn to stone in this cemetery. Many
| persons are becoming curious to know II
such changes have resulted in the forms oil
the friends that have been laid away. and
Investigations are soon to be made.-Galves-
ton News
The morning call., 1891-10-18

Prince Henri d'Orleans is nice looking
young man of agreeable manners, who is
often seen in the Partisan world, chiefly in
the houses of members of the monarchic
party. If he has any marked characteristic
it is his extremely English appearance,
which is acceuthated by his almost exagger-
ated style OF English dress.
The morning call., 1891-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone propose to pass
the winter in Florence.
The morning call., 1891-10-18

And in accordance with law and an order from
the Board Of Directors, made on the It'll day Of
tuly 1891. SO many shares OF each parcel OF such
took as may be necessary Will be iold at public
Rction at the ONCE of the company Room 8, iii
sansome st.. San Francisco. Cal, on Monday, the
tth day of September, 1891, at the hour of IL
o'clock NJ. of said day, to pay said delinquent as
tessmsnt thereon, together with costs of adVertis
tng and expenses Of sale.
ERNEST j. KOCH. Secretary.
once-Koom 8, al sansoTe st., San Francisco
The morning call., 1891-10-18
The Pultbdek Of 1856.

never before present, among which may be
mentioned the growing independence OF
American womanhood, the enlarged vision
that has come to her through the wonder
fully diverse occupations and PROBES
which she has recently embraced, the
growing consciousness of her ability to sue
coed in almost every vocation in life, the
latitude enjoyed by her in the matter Of
dress in the mountain and seashore resorts,
the growth If women's gymnaslumS, the
emphasis given to hygienic instruction IN
schools and tile recent quiet introduction Of
a perfectly comfortable apparel for morning
wear.
When conventionalism in dress is fully
The morning call., 1891-10-18

-
And in accordance with law, and an order from
the Board OF Directors, made on the 25th day OF
August 1891, many shares OF each parcel OF sucn
stock as may be necessary will be sold At pubic
auction at the Office OF the company, Room 20,
Nevada Block 800 Montgomery street, San frau
cisco. California, on THURSDAY. the 22d day OF
October, 1891, at the hour OF O'Clock r NJ OF SAID
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon 10.
aether with costs OF advertising and expenses o.
sale, [Qct tdl Ava. WATERMAN. Secretary.
The morning call., 1891-10-18
Cal
STPONEMENT.
THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF r
L Cruikshank Gold MInlng Company is her,
postponed until Monday, October 5, 1891, at
o'clock noon, al the once Of the Company. Room
POSITION EMENT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed until Wednesday, November 4, 1891, At
II O'Clock noon. at the office OF the Company Room
., No. 211 Sansome street, San Francisco. Cal By
order OF the Board of Directors.
oc5 I'd ERN EST j. KOCH, Secretary.
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ullmAuu Il Co. trustees. -. D,
Kuhi, Romer ~ Co., Trustees q
Laing 81 Ru.gleS, Trustees. Is
Laing & Ruggies, Trustees. .20l
LANG & RuggIes, Trustees. 2Ot
Marye, q. I. & Son, Trustees. s.
Marye, q. 7. ~ Son. Trustees. s.
Marshall, Lou S. Trustee. 80. l5l
Marshall, Louis. Trustee e. II
Norwood, W. f.. Trustee ia
Noble, II. H. K Co.. Trustees. 2,
Noble. H. II. & Co., Trustees. ! o.
Otis d Co.. Trustees .......... Z;
R-hrseh & Co, Trustees. ... 7!
Rehfisch a Co.. Trustees. .,..l6.
Root. q. T.. Trustee. ....l2'
Root, G. r., Trustee..........l3-
Root, G. B.. Trustee
Root. G. b, Trustee. ........ IL
Rogers, K, F.. Trustee. ...... 8;
Staur Il Cooper, Trustees ... o.
Stsuf, Cooper Il Redsick,
Trustees ...........,........ IL
Stauf, Cooper & kedIicS,
Trustees OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III
Stauf. Cooper a. Rediick,
Trustees ................,....I2'
Stauf, Cooper Il Rediiek,
Trustees IS
Stauf, Cooper Il RedIick,
Trustees ...,.,.,...,..... LII
Stauf. Cooper Il Redlick,
Trustees .....-........... Ia
Turnbull q Samson, Trustees. l..
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s.ms Der Smmoestanytitaot.
Gin speitcrcr a:nfid,ub Oct int Sberbuuocss
6erid,t i'd. tpebcuocn pid,tigcn Irp;eITe.


gS Il btngton, .. s., S. Sftober.
- Itan crwurtet, 0aB alle pldtigcn
@eidGite beS SbcrbunoeSgridt5, Die
in Dem an nGhltcu Ntoutu9 bcginuenz
Sen Sftoberternin Sur Scrbanoluug &C.
lan9en iolltcn, perIdOben merben nliiTcn.
Der nSapwaroz lro;cB sic 66lIc, ,wcIde
Die GlIltigfcit Oe5 Wtc&inlegsSa iuz
uOlpiren, Die Yro;eiie ;ur 9lnfed)tun9 oe5
2Otteriegelcte8, iOmie anoere 6GIle, oeren
@iftigteit Oic 2lnmelenbeit iGmmtlidcr
9iidJter crbeilbt, nliiiien mabriheinlid)
bis gum 9topcmbcrzG zGermln suriifgelc9t
werpen, Oa ;wcl, penn nid)t orcl 9id)tcr
Dem Sftobcrtermin nift bcinobnen fOnz
nen. 9tiGtcr GraD lit geraoe pom Der
penIieber gcneicn unO nod nidt I'M
Stanoc, ii9 I'M GjeId6ite su befiinlz
mern, mabreno Ser Sberridter Sui
fer burd sic Grfranfuns ieiner Eodbter
in Gbicago abgebalten uirO. Der SOB
Ser &ranfen wirO itinolid) ermartet.
9iidter SraOleD lit ebcnfau5 leioenp,
unO ob9leid CT ii6 entidlONen crtlGrt
bat, Ser Groiinun95iieun9 am Otontag
beiiuwObneu, 10 bciweifelt man oeunod),
oh CT bteriu I'M StanOe ietn mirO.
@oriidltsmaBreaeIu esseu Die Cholera.
Sn einen Sirfular ocS SfaBant5z
Setretar al Die 3ollcOllettoren miro
periI9t, DaB aus Otarieillc, 6ranfreid,
no sur ;3eit bie Gbolera berri9t, gums
pen nur Dann nad Den Ser. Staaten
eingeiibrt werOen biirien, wenn oieiclz
ben BON einem Gertiiifat. bcS borti9cn
amerifaniihen &onlulS ooer zines Ca
nitGtSbeamtcn bc9lettet iino, wOrin bic
pori6riit5maBi9e 0esinli;irun9 Der
Sunlpen befuuoet ptro.
VermiId,tes.
Sas S6aeanlt fauite bcute 372 900
lln;en Silber. Der YrciS betru9 etuaS
aber 81 Gents pro llnSe.
&ries5ietretar BrOctur rel ite beute
nad 9teWzYorf ab, NO ct ben 9r0Bten
She'll Der naditcn gSO9e perbrinsen
ipirb.
0a5 Staat8bepartcment lit in Sennts
niB seiegt wOrOen, oaB Die periiid)e Jfe>
9ierung Die 5Ollireie ausfubr aller fir
Die GbicagOer gSeltausltelIun9 beltinluz
ten sIrtitel 9eltattet bat.
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UerRopfuuo,

TcrToefrro IN cine SER an biufphen nor.
tommeuoeu mo oUdleub'tcn GroutheItcu, mclde
namantlth bel DilmttrUuu6 NrQuCu Die ourd)
ibrcn Bcrui III elmer ilpruOcn yCbN2melc qes
3muugeu Ilu6 mn ais Jiclquuq ooer Jtoth=
meuOigteit rcihlidlC uuo trdItRe Jiabruug III
QcujCEgu pIlCgeu hdl eluitclt 2lu uu0 liJr ltt)
ult)t geraoe geIdbrlltJ tuuu lle bod 5u ben
eruitCitCn StOrrudeu oeS Nugemelnbc1Nou5
9u.aE gebeu, uuo ;wdr bCOnoer5 oaun, mcuI
ile ueruad)laiiiqt uuo III Nolge oelieu Ueraltet
miro. On iriibereU 3eItRn pllegte man lle nit
aucrlel mlueralhQltlQen, TART Ulrleuom Il2lra
tlICu, YulUcru NIB Illeu 81 turlreu; auelu
oa5 tlcR ben Geuicl NIT Seel;ebub auetretbeu,
neil heTtIg UlrtcUoe AbruhrmlttH 3Uar 'ur
BEN lluq9ublid helren, bet hlupIerem DeOrau9
aber C;Heu hotjit itdblIteu GlWluB ou1 ole
Sorpert0nitjmtiou un0 namHt!ItD aur Die
Ghltlltelteu Der lOG. pItllGu 2radua au5llbeu
uu0 ben Horper i6cr G'Cbutr ltmu1H. gSlro
lettcre5 uIeleIdt and oUrdl ben CSeuub bea
fouber5 fraitiQer Jtuhruug Uerbutet, 10 oerlagen
qerQoe in Tolge oeiieu Die Seroaulugtor91ue
Ben 2leuIt, uno oauu treteu erulte, olS gauie
geteu oe5 Gpier5 oItie5 3ultluoe5 beorobenoe
gyerulteluu1eu Gin. llue bic rettlrYrsnoeu
gGirfuaeu Der olteu bru'tlt]eu Bllrglrmlttel
ngroeu erreidt, MD ale tbleHl 6ol8eu oe5
Gtbraut5 berelbeu Deroct CermieoeH our1
elue Sur nit Ct. SCruaro Stauter= =ttueu.
gIeielbGu iuo lusldueb.ltl elHe pe8etaouu1e
8u1cmmenicbung, ohuc @emauguu8 irg5uo
ipelder itaoGteu, angreiienoen ODER 9tiEIgeu
GtoTe uuo uur ans ocu belIlamIten Ino mijrs
;iatcu Q.peutrdutcru ber2jt2t. Gle mirteu
Sfl.nSe anrrgenO uuo erweitenO oui bic Ser.
SoumgsOrgauc, bai0roeru Die Gbiubr Der III.
rerOaulitcu ztoTe, Obne ben &6rper 3u
ftwdd,en, uuo 'iuO oaourh oaS bette &lutreiu.
quuasul,ttel, oa8 Der griueIitoB teuut, mas
BON uie.eu beruorraaenOeu 2lcr3ten aler Sduoer
NIB gy0ter uuo uleteU EQu'enoeu oGutbarer
Wltieutcu, ocueu iie ielbit inter BEN erihme.
reuotru llmiduoeu gsbolleu babeu, bereits
millioit ouerfouut miro. Sic Bluen iiuo in
ieoer auteu 4potbete, iOpie uon y. gteuitdoter
d 60, YOr 24lG, J.elU Yort iir 20 GenIo 61
be;iebeIL.
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Ser Galsen.
Srci T6roer ourd, Den Strang in's Senfctfs
beforpert. - Gin 0icrter erhaIt cine SAT-
,ss,yt

Sm 30, 9tebr., 8. Sftober.-Gomaro
Seal, Der N0rOer bes GbepaGre5 SoneS'
ipurDe beute Niitta9 III einem ein9esdunten
Naume Dor benz @ountpgefduguB gebdngt.
"a 8erIoneu maren 9lugenseugen Der Sllls
rittung. Der &erurtbeilte bate etne ld)laI=
lOie Jtadt oerbrad)t, gin9 Jepod) troboent re-
mn St)rttteS auI baS Stafiot uno bemahrte
ielne 6aiung bis 5un leeten Iu9enblit.
9r ltarb elnen leldten Sob Ourd 9eHld'
brudl.
Die 2eid)en bon N1an uub 0orotbp SoneS
wuroeu all Morgen be5 IA. 6ebruar 1890
auf Der Einnep iden Sarn, nahe SepWonr=
Eart, bier Mellen liioltb pom Omaha, ull'
ter elnem VititbauIen 9e1unoeu. Nle Satt
ten maren erldlolien moroen, uno eS lteute
Ild] berauS, paB nlebrere Yferoe, lomte lteoen
Stild JtlnOuieb Don Der 6arm 9efoblen NOR
oen luaren. Sine lluterlufung brahte 9ra'
pIreube Serbad)tsrinOe ge9en Gbmaro !tsal
an ben Sag, uub berielbe wurOe III 8anlas'
Gitp eutoedt, no er lid megen zines III Der
ltGhe oieler Sta0t perlbten Stel0lebltablS
III A6aft beian0. Gr purbe bierber gebrad)t,
proSeliirt MD Sum Sooe perurthellt. heal
1T utd|t Der ridltlge 9iame beS Ot0rber5, uno
ale Seriud)e, Die Soentltdt Oeiielbeu feItilz
ltclen, iinO frud)tloS gebIieben. Der Wt0rs
Der gelau0 lelne Sfulp ell, ipet9erte ltdp
jeOon itGHObaitt ieineu re1teu ltanlen 81
ueunen.
Nuif, Ser., 9. Sftober. = Die 9eger
SObn unO 9SaOe Seloer euOeteu I'M llhr
beute 9tGtmlttag Oabier am @algen. Sie
9lugen rubg i'll Den Sob url0 erEGrten ilt]
0uf Dem SdQHot iIberjeugt, OaB ihre Gin.
ben pergeben ielen. S6On III ;ebu Wiuuz
ten uaH oem 6alen Der Slappe mar baS
leete yebeHSseid)eu aus ben &Orpern euts
iIoben.
5u Der 9tadt bonn II. 9ugut, pdbreno
gonce SbOmplou unO Otaf Sea5Iep inl
oaule oe8 Grltereu I'M Sdlaie la9eu. feuerz
ten SSaoe Huo Sobn Telper nit Sd]rotgt=
mebre in baS Sau9 unO t0oteten SbOmplon
i'll letnem Sette. Sdon am "a. 2lu9ult
muroen Intlageld)ritten gegen Die Sbdter
aufgeitelt, uuO l5r FroseB, meld)er nit Dem
GoOeSurtBeile gegen Seloe enoete, begaHu
am 26. 2luguit. Die SerlrtbeIlten appellIr-
ten ntd)t, betanoen leoodl oarauf, baB lle
teiHen NtorO beObiid)tigteu, lonOeru Die
SdiiIie nur ubTeuertcu, nm SeaSleg Su erz
ltreden. 9le otngerihteten wuren Nalb.
briiOer, SObn eln &ollblutneger, uno SSaoe
falI 10 belliarblg, ME Elm Viul0tte.
Sprtn9tlelb, Vto., 9. Sftober. -
Setter HeHirew, Deld)er heute bier gehangt
meroen loute, hat etne galgenfrtlt auI 60
GQQe erbalteu.
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Ic,pE@orfcr WoGlridite,,.

9tew . ort, 9. SttOber. - '6Orace j.
Go1ftu aus philadelphia iiiirite beute &or,
mittag al Gde uon 9roaDw0p uuo 2Suuz
ltraBe plOrIld) toNt 81 &OOeu. gr mar
SdDatmenter Der u5Owa gunO & Grllit Co."
III philadelphia.
= lie YOl,;ei bat oebeu einen 6unOe-
Genius beenoet. IS erbeQt, oa6 32S7
S6unoe nit uHD 33, JIG ohue 2iceus III Der
Staot ?telu.yOrt eglitlreH, IN GanSeu alio
$50, ,502.
Der 9unOe8triegSNampfsr ogorftown"
ging heuts uOn bier nah &alparatio, Gblle,
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9lu oaS 4SubItfunt q!

Die ySaltimorer SrQttIou 9ompuQule"
periud1t, Ourd) OQ5 bepQbrteite Spitem NIB
nit iduneren Soften ben Gurgeru Saltl=
more'5 Die uerifuiIte unO beQuemte SeiOr0es
runQ OurCh ote Sta0t, Weid)e erlangt Uerocu
fann, III ueridaiieu. Gle Id)lGgt nit Sbrer
6ulie pOr, telne llutOiten Su iteuen, I'M Die
8ei0rO.ruug nod mclter Su UerbelIern un0
IL ueruolltomuuen, bis HaTaglere aut tbreu
&abeuiuleu in StaHo geiebt mo, ale ;mel
Itlnuteu etueu lSQggoH 5u beltetgeu Uno
aui bic beQueTlte llrt uu0 QSeue mo 10
raid, uIe Siderbelt e8 geltdttet, ooH elHem
8uutte ;um auoereu al Ibrer ylHIe beiOgOert
III mer0cn. lin Dies JeOOd) 3u erSlelen,
miiiieu oa8 4ublltum unO beiouocr8 bic
Center uou 6ubrwsrten ile OaOurdJ, 6aB tie
lbr m6Qltit weug 6uoernliie III len lSeg
leQen, uuterjtlbeu. Die bduTlge SorqlolIgz
feIt uuo bl6Uelleu 9iatialitgtet uOH SHB.
Qdngeru uu0 6ubrleuteu belm leberidJrels
ten Ser @elelIe Der Gompagule uno 2lnoerer,
meld)e l6re @erdbrte Ill geTabrilder 9tdhe
pon III Tewcguug beItnolden &a9qor5 be
lQiieu, iluO eiHe E.ucue groBer gefabr fir
oIeielben ielblt HHO uunotblgeu AuieHtbal-
te8 iiir Iieleui9eu, oeHeu e5 gar oft oarauf
antoulmt 10 Seltlg, ME m69ltd], al tbrem
8citlmmungso etn5utreneH.
Gle plraftlOnaGOmpagute" erluht Oaber
in oieier Serblnouuq nm gy0Bere 5tUdltt
Seiteu5 ; erer, in oereu Ut0t)t IS llelt, Der
GOmpaguie lbye TemiBungeu 3ur &eriOr.
quuq oe5 Hublitum5 nit Dem belmogliteu
Beioroeruug5 g5Oienre 3u erleidtern. Dtan
oute uldt uergeien, oaB, Wenu Die Cont
paguie oergeItalt unterltuet mlro, oem Sub
lltHm nod III gr0Berem lImiange 6ulie ges
mdbrt UlrO, oa, menu YeriOHen elHmQl i'm
g8aggou nd beiiuOeu uH0 l5r 6abrgelO be-
,ablt baben, Die GOmpagule uOu ihneu tel=
neu 9Mteu meiter 5ieben tanu, mOgeu ile
nun Selug ODER ipat am Seltlmmung5orte
aulanQan. Gie llnattlamtell Ginger Geute,
Subrleute, lule 6uBganqer, Die lluiale ia
berau5roroern, lit 10 BQufg gemcrosu, oaB
bic Gompagnte e5 Iur geet9net bait, betauut
III MAIDEN, OaB iie, wahreuO ile itets ber.it
lit, 2leleu1geu, melde our6 Jta1laiigtelt
Der Gompagute leloeH m0geu, 81 entitaol.
GEN, sur ielblgen 3elt NIT allen lbr Su Sc
bote ilebeuoeu Dttteiu ole &eraumortlid)z
telt iur Die 6olgeu irQeuo ciuer lIebertre.
tuug tbrer &egeln ODER Der yablafgteit
lu0erer Uou itb melIeu Wlro.
gSm. ". ScuuIe, iur,
(2I2) Gen. SuperIEteRbent.
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Seilnug Der
S d6 mPr & Uri @ GPit,

1aub5stt uno Sbre7qerluite ohEs EeruisioruH8.
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