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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-19
PERSONAL.

C. Mulvey, of Mount Vernon, is at the Diller
Alfred p Christopher, OF New York, is at the
Rainier.
E. G. English, OF Mount Vernon, is at the Dill
Ter hotel.
M. Coltenbaugh, of Bay View, is stopping at
the Diller.
DIR. Montborne, of Montborne, is stopping at
the Northern hotel.
William Glynn leaves today to spend some
weeks at Pasa Robes.
Mayor Will jenkins and wife, of whateom,
were in the city yesterday
T.. D. Smith, of Lowell. is stopping at the Dill
Ter hotel with his two sons.
Thomas Jose and A. III. Jose, of North Bend,
are at the snoqualms hotel.
Mayor Z. C. Ferguson, of Snohomish was at
the Arlington hotel yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Phillips, of Black Diamond
arrived at the Diller yesterday.
Cyrus Bradley and w. b. Dennis, two Spokane
capitalists are at the Occidental.
II. II. Hunter, John Etnier and Scott Riddell,
of South Bend, are at the Grand hotel
Thomas Henderson Boyd, the proprietor of
the Morning Oymptaa, is at the Occidental.
A. f. Bailey, assistant superintendent of the
Port Hadlock mill, is at the Arlington hotel
f. V. Robbins, whose business is apprasing
lands for some San Francisco banks, is at the
Northern hotel.
Oliver c. Thornton, of Snohomish, passed
through the city on trip TO Oklahoma, to be
gone TIL after the holidays.
J. J. Watts and 5. ID. Gustin, of North Bend,
the principal owners of the Copper Chief mine
in the snoqualmie pass, are stopping at the
Snoqualmie
Herbert w. Taylor returned to the city yester-
day morning. having been in Tacoma Thursday
attending the "high unks" given by the Ia
coma club OF Native Cnlifornians.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


oarieton Opera Co. i'm ..The G. ond oIiers. >,
soodsized and more than ordinarily appre-
fe audience greeted the Carleton opera
sJupany upon Its second appearance last night
Inc Gondoliers' was presented in a
. MANNER worthy of the applause it brought
.p sn' leaving aside the production as whole,
.a were many features of great interest
AHcc vincent in the role of Tessa the
n4ie Oh King, or of an ordinary gondoier. was
- her Dest Her numbers were given with
ashsHe nnish and her dancing was the poetry
VI mouon. Miss Clara Lane, as Gianetta, made
neIscH great favorite with the audience
anu gave the character in a charming manner
~. M. y. A. Blgeiow, as Don Alhambra Del Bolero.
.he grand inquisitor, was not given the scope
ior ms powers he had the previous evening, bnt
hiaue the audience shake with laughter on sew
efal occasions Miss Marion Langdon, as
Casilda, daughter OF the Duke of Plaza Toro. WINS
wen received. The chorus was noticeably fine
ana the dance and minuet in the second act
was given without flaw This evening
Nanon will be given, with Mr.. W r. Carleton
as marquis ID Aubigne, his original character
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-19
A sCHooLBOY's TRICK.
Tried to Give His Room n Vacation
The Teachers and tho TauEht.

The Teachers and the Taught.
The devices u which pupils in the public
waeos resort in order to get out OF their lessons
are many and varied day or two ago small
boy Of ors years, who attended at Miss Car
Hs room, ON the corner of seventh and Pike
u'eets, secured permission IL leave the room.
,Noning up to the Central school. he told Pro
isor ?, G. Richardson, under whose iurisdie-
uen the room lies, that Miss Carter WAS sick
And wanted a substitute sent down 10
Ake her place The boy had no writ
Zen order or note, but he was
APPARENTLY SO straightforward in the matter
Nat Professor Richardson Immediately went
e'I 10 Superintendent Barnard and had Miss
Nash sent down as q substitute. In little
While Miss Nash returned. sayiu that Miss Car
N' had asked for no substitute, but the boy had
e'me IN aud told her that Professor Richardson
aid they might all have vacation in the after
na0n
Some sixty students OF the Denny school have
satte superintendent Frank J. Barnard a ped-
sOh Tor Christmas vacation OF two weeks,
aem December Il. That rs three days more
NAN tie regular vacation. The petitioners de-
osfe that they have relatives and friends living
assistance W om they wish 90 visit The re
ssest Viii he referred TO the board of education
II "a Tie Friday afternoon exercises of many of
sae ICONS Nhttticrs birthday, which occurred
'fsN4"Ns " - atttk AtHttiS hNhASAsieSaNN ~
astecttatlons. compositions and other eNer-
Ntses
Aneeting Of the fi.h grade teachers will be
asid On Monday
j Aiss GFSce Albright, Of the Denny school, is
Secretary IL. T. Whitney. of tie board OF edu-
alon' viii 70 with Mrs. Whitney 10 Tseoma 10
Pend sunday
Tacoma
aie'essor r J. Brown, of the Rainier school.
=. oe able II resume his duties on Monday.
i @ss Meta :. Armour. who has the room at
Sosnero of Depot aud Albert streets, Is i'll. and
1 IS Becker Is substituting Tor her
Naslies osgss. the ianitor OF the south school,
- pai4d Hancock. oi tho Central, are both
sfously IN
| - - ltafsd-y, III the South school, exercises
1'nof OF Wh.tticrs ciSaty-iourth birthday,
~ ned la tAc roo.as of Miss Katherine -
A~Na AMI Miss Martha J. Foster. lha pro
.S~Ge was an excellent ouc. consisting Of
- aaous, memory gems. quotations. readings,
"a nom THE Barefoot Kav. 'Snow Bound,
l0afS Friteh,C. "Maud Muller" aud other
sens OF Whittier
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Tacoma Snortine Notes.

TACOMA. Dec. ls.-ISpecial. THE champion
nip game OF 1000 points, rail billiards. between
Ben saylor and William a. Spinks, for a purse
d 500 a side, and a contributed purse OF 500
md gold medal. was won tonight by sayior.
The score was 1000 to 1872. The men shook
hands at the close of the game and the money
vas paid over. In the thirty third
inning saylor made a run of 672 Spinks best
nun was $40 Saylors average was i3I2, Spinks'
NJ Time, I hours and minutes. Referee,
J. Roggen; scorer, w. A. Stewart; marker, T..
Hail
In the tug of-war contest tonight Sweden was
victorious over England; Denmark over Canada:
Africa over switzerland; Australia over Ireland;
America over Germany. The contest Will last
Through 20 Monday night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-19
EGGERTS shoe STORE, SO7 SECOND ST

Tobacco varies in flavor and
other qualities according to
where it is grown. Mastiff
Cut Plug is a scientific mix
ture of the choicest grades,
selected by manufacturers
of thirty years experience.
Packed in canvas pouches.
J. b. Pace Tobacco Co.. Richmond. Virginia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-19

na.e meters Is the only way to check waste and
Va, we payment of water rates equitable.
a. -. ,IaesIy houses and factories as much
family will waste three or four times rs r,nag,
water as another. '''H'o 10 Ii u0u
,,a , .y There would be an cutlery against
-. auction OF meters, but the taxpayers
mouid really be benefited for the CITY would
save money" "'"Au
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-19
O. L. Co. After Renton Coal Thieves.

IL is reported that the Oregon Improvement
Company intends to renew prosecution of a
number of residents of Reuton for stealing coal
from passing trains on the Columbia " Puget
Sound road When asked about the matter As
sistant superintendent McCabe said that, while
ne had sufficient evidence to convict number
of persons OF grand larceny, he would give them
u chance to pay for their coal before swearing
out warrants.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-19
SAN JosE,s NAME WAS MUD.
california Ball Players Shut Out by
Portland at Oakland.

san Francisco, Dec. 1S-The Portland and
10 Jose teams played game at the Oakland ball
rounds this afternoon. The grounds were SO
rnddy that Manager Finn refused to play q
osmpionship game, and the game
" played as en- exhibition contest Pitcher
Ellsworth made his first appearance here
nd shut out the San Joses. Only two hits were
made of his delivery. Lookabaugh was batted
freely In the third inning Portland scored one
iun on a base on balls, forced hit and a single
b the fourth inning they made three more runs
o. two bases on balls and three successive hits
Tie score was as follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-19
An Insane stallion Tanned.

CHICAGO, Dec. ls-Several thousand people at
battery u tonight witnessed Professor Gleason's
liempt to subdue the celebrated savage stallion
Julius who is supposed 20 bc insane. aud who
has killed several men. Gleason, after an hour
eIskillfui work, completely gained the mastery
o. the supposed iutractable animal, and he was
uierward driven To "A buggy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-19
Matinee at Cordray's,

The customary matinee for children and ladies
Will be given in the Cordray theater this after
noon. What with the beautiful idyllic produc-
ton in the theater and the astounding feats Of
the steen family in the auditorium, the occasion
will be one of unusual interest. Reserved seats
for tonight's performance should be secured
early
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-19

Total. W 81 rs
STATE or WASHINGTON
COUNTY OF KING. -
/ I, Turner cashier OF the anoVe-uamed bRnk
do Salemuiy swear that the above statement Is
true 10 the best Of my knoWlpdGc and belief
l. IT ENEh. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before this 18th
day of December, 1891. Il. Y. Y. BEAN,
isral. Notary Public in and for the state OF
Washinctou. residing at Seattle.
Corrcct-Attest:
w. II. HUMPHREY,
l.. :. J. Mt.
j. II. MIGRAW.
Directors
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-19
Seattle opera-House ma,i,..

rms afternoon at the Seattle opera-h house sfIn-
dlgo VIII be presented at the matinee and will
uouDtiess afford the same pleasure as it did on
the companys opening night. This evening
'he ever tnneful ''Nanon" will be given, which
performance will close most successful on.
gagement. Following is the cast.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-19

Earned runs-Portland /.
sacrifice hits-Parrott, Glenalvin.
First base on errors-San jose 3, Portland 2.
First base on called balls-San Jose l, Port
Ind 7.
Left on bases-San Jose 5, Portland IL.
Struck out-By Madsworth q, by Lookabaugh 7.
Hit by ptcher-Dooley.
Double plays-Patton, Glenalvin and Motz.
Umpires-Sheridsn and McDermott.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-19
The PtIbfic Library.

The public library continues to be a popular
place of resort. At o'clock yesterday after
noon there were seventy people in the reading
rooms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-19
4 Big Carrot.

The State Board of Trade received yesterday a
big carrot weighing six aud three-quarter
pounds 1t was grown in the White river
valley.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-19
NEED OF WATER METERS.
-pefintendent =. W. WaId Believes In
Iheir Ernnnrlh -

- W. Wa!d, superintendent OF the water
- SAID Yesterday. ~ ere Il no; Tor the cN
- should urge ~ once the placing u.
NJ '. !. i-s'ers throughout the city. They would
sA 80 themselves Ia Il short tHae, but the city
g. suppose. would hardly see their way
al immediate outlay of sil.OoS. To
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-19
The Great Fundamental Principle OF
the Universe and Its Power to Re-
store Health to Humanity.

Experiments by scientists are constantly
and surely proving electricity 10 lee the
great motor power of creation. Electric
ity is the most powerful chemical agent,
as we'll as the basis OF chemical action. 1t
Is the primal element of light ana heat;
the promoter of lite and the sustalner OF
health. Disease yields readily 10 its mag
netic touch, and even unrelentlng death $
averted bv its presence. Thousands OF
afflicted and suffering bear witness 10 ITS
healing power. The electro magnet rs
practiced by Drs. Darrin, has reyoi ution-
lied the practice of medicine, as IS shown
by the following:
EXTRACTS OF TESTIMONIALS.
Mrs. IL. :. Young, Huntington, Wash.
kidney and liver complaint, dyspepsia
and general debility; cured.
Andrew johnson. Port Townsend.
Wash, cross-eyed from paralysis OF the
outer muscles of the eye; cured by one
operation. ",
f.. +. Sawten, Independence, Wash,
dyspepsia and kidney complaint, pro-
nounced Bright's disease by some physl-
clans restored.
Frederick Mohs, Sprague. Wash, catarrh
and bronchitis, general deol,ltF' etc
cured His wife cured also oi oropSy anu
yariCose veins. milk lex and running sore.
:. +. Hoskinson. Port Blake!ey, Wash.
sciatic rheumatism; cured.
rRs pARRIN's PLACE or BUSINESS
prs. Darrin can be consulted daily NJ
The Normandy" corner Third and James
streets. seattle. Wash. Office hours rom
10 to ) o'clock daily; evenings. to ;;
SUNDAYS. IL to IL All chronic diseases.
irreeularlties OF women, blood taln'S loss
of vital power and early indIscretlonS, per
manently cured, though no references are
ever made in the press concerning SUN
cases. owing TO the de1icacS oI t'ie
ticnts. Examinations free 10 all aud cir
culars Will be sent To- any address charges
for treatment according 10 patient ab"ity
TO pay. All private diseases conAdthIia'Y
treated and cures guaranteed. fatieh's ~
a distance can @e cured 10y nome lFe5',
ment. Medicines and letters sent without
the doctors name appearing
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RESOURCES.

DEPoRr OF THE CONDITION OF THE
II Puget sound National Bank AZ Seattle IN the
state ~ ashjns ton. at the close OF business,
December = 1891.
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We make more porous
Masters than all other
makers in this country
combined. because the
public appreciate the mef-
Il that exists Ia our goods.
RENsON'S Is the only me
dicinal plaster for house
hold use, all others beinG
weak limitations, Get the
Genuine.
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RESOURCES.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL FIRST National Bank of seattle. at Seattle. in
the State of Washington, at the close OF business.
December 4 1891
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Total. -.-..-.'-....s..-- '.F''''''u"' >
STATS ~ NAsHFSGruN, -
COUNTY 90 King, -
) Furth. cashier ~ The AecVe-DaEled
bauk da solemnly swear that The above statement
= true to the best INV KNOW ledge aad belief
! FCttfH. Cashier
Subscribed hai sworn 70 before me tals Ism day
- U-,,.fltt,er 1891 H. y ANkE<N.
seal Notary Puh.ic for Washington. residing
Ia seattle.
Currect-AJIest:
: FRAUESTHAL.
l.. :. J. HI NJ,
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ELECTROMAGNETIC FORCE

Extra mince pies for Christmas at Pipers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-08-21
Sturna uno Sebeuspcrlulf. =.

Sn lana oils, juo., 10. 2luo.
- Die bieiige Staot wurOe gcltcrn pon
oem befti9iten 9tcgeniturmc lett Wicnz
idengeDenfcn bcimgciudt. Die nlciiten
SraBen itanOcn untcr 9Salier, Seller
uno GrO9ei6One lpuroen iiberidmcmmt,
uno Der Serluit belduft iid aui Sauz
ienbe BON Dollars, tSreO. Sling, elm
13ziabrigcr &nabe, pagte ii9 bei'm Ser
unlmaDen I'M Bo9ue'5 9tun, cincm burd
Die Staot flleBenOen Sahe, su lpcit bin
aus uno ertranf. Sin anOtrcr &nabe,
9tanen5 Sliper Gfel, uuroc bel bem
@eriude, Sreib9O!S aufSufangen, BON
ser Str0mung in bic Sciinun9 zines
2lbsug5fanal5 9eriiieu Seioe pcidcn
linO nod niht 9cfunoen; iie wur0en
obne 3weifel III Den &bite 9lipcr 9ez
fabrt. 9SGbrcnb OcS llnwctters fubr
cin Slieitra5l III SliOn'S 9Ol;enwerfe,
uno 9udfiihrer &. q. &imberlin, 9lufz
ieber 5oRu s. glaflpeQ uno Elm 9lrbeiz
ter, 9tamenS Gbas. 2Dnn, murocn be-
t6ubt. Sic erboltcn iid icood ipGter
wieoer. Gnormer Sdaben entltano auf
Den beuad6arten San6oii itriften.
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SdbcS Gnoe.
Gin bcfannter SaIbiuetoner III einem btts
iieem SeoteI toot auiseimmSeu- - SdIIa8s
fIub Die 5opcsuriadlc.

Nr. y. u. SellglOn, Elm reifer SauImarn
ausg8aibiugton, 3. g., 1T Dtitmoh DtOrgen
nm 8 llbr I'M uGutam '9ou'e" foot aufgs.
funbeu uoroen. Der Serltorbeue, oeiien
@elunobeit ihon ielt l1ugerer 3ett cine iebr
ld)mad)e Qepeien leiu iOu, idleint iid) bel Der
@rleNtgung einiger Geitdfts iiberarbeltct
Su baben; lpenl9ilens fam er AM 9IeultagSz
2lbeno III ebr erlnattetem 3ultanoe III ge-
nanntem 9Otel al unO begab Pb otort an
Ietn 3tmmer.
3Giielbe muroe geDnnet, ais er geItern
Hldt sum 6riibItiid erltIen, 'Ino man tano
lhu oaun enteelt ant ieluenl Sette lte9en;
letn 30oe5fampf lit oiienbar elm tur;er &c.
lpeIen, oa Die Setttiid)er nid)t i'm @erlnglten
oerangtrt maren. Der lOfort pou Dem &or-
fall III SenntuiB geiebte Coroner 9alomtH
ertldrte eineu SnQueit fir iiberILllItg, neil
Der Sob lebeniau8 i'll 6oI9e elneS 1bla9fluz
les elngetreteu mar.
Sernanu Sutton Seltgion mar an 26.
Suit 1S43 III Sernont geboren, nl0dlte Den
letten Srieg in eiuem Sermonter 6eglmeHt
nit uuo marO ehreuuoQ nit oem 8ause Ell
He5 Sberlt=SieutenantS eutlalien. Sor etua
ad)t Sabren er0Tnete er al Der 8ennl0luas
MIA 2luenue, Smliben Der IA. uuo .. Str.,
in Der gunoe5hauptitant ein gngroSsSplrl=
tHolengeld)dit, ba5 er lpQter nad Der @de
Der y. StraBe uuO Eennpluaula 2lpeue
perleate. @r binterlaBt cine g8ittpe, God
ter Oe8 I0ru. Sohn y. 0ooo III GeOrgetOmnt
aber fetue Slnoer. Selne lrouteu lleber=
relte puroeu 9eltern 9tad)mittag Sebui5 ibrer
geftattuuQ uQdl 9SalhluQtpu QeIQupt.
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Cine ttcite Ams.cSuug ocs 2tntis
Gbtnsieu= d eiekcs.

9 ea title, 9Salb., 10, 2luguit. -
8unOeSOiitrift5rihter SANFORD bat ge>
tern cine midti9e GntideiOung bc3ags
lid bcr Deportation BON Gbineicn,
wclde Dem 2lntizG9ineien>gjeieee ;um
Iroee na6 ben Ser. Staateu fommen,
abgege6en. gi8ber wuroen ale Chine
ien, Die iid in Oa8 gano etnidGden,
nnd China 3uriifgeldift, aQein 9(idter
SANFORD entideiOet, OaB lie 3ufdnitig
nadI Oemjeui9en ganoe ipeOirt merocn
iOllen, aus wel6em iie famen. Inter
OleIer GntIdeiOuu9 wer0en in 0er ,3ns
fnnft ale bier auigc9riifenen gang;0pie
5uritf nad 8ritiidz@olu gcihtdt
lperOen. Der 6aa, i'll weldem 9titter
SANFORD Bic GntideiOung ab8ab, mar
Oerieni9c zee Sem 8Ow's, elmer Der Gbiz
neien welde fiir;li9 BEL Sumas Hber
0ie gren3e geIdmuggelt wurben. Gin
eon1Iift erei9nete iid BET Der Gelegen>
belt, IN meldem 5Hlf8i4eriii 9OOr ges
t00tet iuur6c.
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letne mmiercr Gciiyincn =. sRpraeus 3lusQab.)
Die IDiiaOeipDtcr Snmfid).uluoler.

i btlaoel y ! ia, 19. 2luguit. -
Die BON Der 9fegierung nit elmer llntcr>
iudunq oer Ntttpa ber falllten Sen
itone 9tatiOnalbanf" beauitragten Sod)z
perltGn0i9cn fanOcn beute I'M Sonf9es
p0lbc cine gledfiite, mclde bem fiiidtiz
gen SantpraIioeuten @i0eOn y. Ntarib
9ct0rt baben IOl. 3n Oer &iite cntz
Ocfte man auBer elmer an;abl anOercr
9Ofumente, eincn pon Der ebenfol5 falliz
ten rSprin9 @arOcn 9tatiOnalbant"
ausgeitellten rGlcariu9z6ouicz" Sduloz
i6ein fiir $3.50 lOpie ctnen 98eaiel
Der Springz@arOen 9tatiOualbant" auf
bic ,Gbaie 9tationalbanf" in 9tepz0orf
fin So, 900. 8cibe 0ofumentc lino
pom 16. 6cbraar 1888 oatirt un0 ME
cingcl0it worOen. Der SaulOidetn lit
abnlid beulenigen, wel9e Sobn Sar0az
lcp pon Der r&cpitone 9tatiOnalbanf"
empiing, unO auf Ocren 3ablung icbt
Itin 2liiignator iene 2tnitolt perflaQt bat.
gSabrenO e8 b0dft mabrideinlid lit,
6aB Der S6ulOidein iomObl, ME Der
9Scf1el Dem Praroenten Utard BON Der
r&epitOne Sanf" BON 6ranci5 Q8.
&cuneOD, Dem eingeferfertcn BraiiOcnten
Der rSpriu9s0arOenzganf, gclieben
muroen, nm bic 2lfttpa Der erItermQbnz
ten 2lnItalt gu nermcbren, ais man ben
8anf GraminatOr 8ebufS elmer Yrii.
fllng Der SI9er erwartete, lit Ntnnens
turatOr YarOleD Der 9lnli9t, OaB Oa8
GclO coIlcfttrt, obcr OaB Die ,Springs
Garben 8anf" wenigiten5 ge;mungcn
werocn f0nne, bic our9 Die 3Ofumente
reprdientirte SdulO an;uerfenneu. Die
SadueritanOt9ca wei9ern iid, mit;uz
tbeilen, welde anoere Bapiere in ser
&iite gefunOen wurOen, uno Oh oieIel>
ben BON trgenO Incident Q8ertbe iinO.
Son BEN $50, 900, bic ourd ben Sauloz
idein uno Den 2Sedlel reprGIentirt wcrz
ben, bat man bis jcbt feline Spur in
Seu Siihern ucfunhen.
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Tra.1f Slln,p ei,tsefansem.
Scr Worser 6briitic @arocn's lit Der sdlenne
hires Saters entoeft.-Sciperater &i
bel Der Scrbaftuua oeS Gcrbrcci1erS.

Sanoper, N.zS., 90. elusuit. =
6ranf s. IlmD, oct Woroer BON 9briz
ltle @arben, luurbe beute frib in Srn.
9Saroen's Sdeune cntbeft, mo- ct lif,,
,pie es ldclnt, ihon lGn9ere 3eit pers
bor9cn belt. Gbas. s. Stepart, Elm
Stubent Der StaatszllniperlitGt, fanD
lctn Serlted, inbem CT nit Dem langen
Stiel ever S6auicI i'm Sen bcrunl>
ltodertc. al5 iib 9llmy BON Dem Stiel
qetronen iiiblte, feuerte CT nit ieincm
Jfcpolper nod oben, madte iid bann
aus Dem Sen fret uno feuerte minbeiten5
Is Sdiilie auf ieineSerfolger ab. a5ra
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gen, unO ct babe oann in cinem 9lnsz
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ems ieincr Seine gebroden lit uno OBJ
gleid) inn Sdue gegen 2DndiuitI; pcrz
lprohen wuroc, Die S6eune III pcrlalz
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wolle liebcr Selbitnprb bcgebcn OOcr
iein ecbeu 10 tbeuer, ais mO9lid, oerz
fauien.
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purOe belalollcn, Oer Sade Gin GnOe
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ncm 9SiocrltanO uerbarre, 3n cridieben.
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