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, 1891-12-17
The DldiscaIion Society.

At the Didiscalion Society tomorrow
night at the Collegiate institute the fol-
lowing will be the programme of exercises:
Inaugural address President Kennedy.
Recitation-Jessie Mills.
Essay M. w. Robins.
Recitation-C.A A. Sparks
Oration-C. B. Seely
Recitation Lillian Meays.
The foregoing will be interspersed by
music, both vocal and instrumental. The
President, G. A. Kennedy; vice president,
Miss Jesse M. Barr; secretary, M. w. Rob
ms sergeant-at-arms, @. B. SeeIy.
, 1891-12-17
Murder VIII ont.

MERGED, Gala. Dec. 17.-Detectives who
have been following up the case of the
murder of wealthy rancher, John Ivett,
for which crime August Olsen, Iyett's
brother-in-law was recently tried and ac-
quilted, CLAIM to have found new and suf1i-
cent evidence to connect Olsen with the
crime. Olsen was acquitted on evidence
which it was claimed was based on perjury
but at the trial Of the witnesses suspected
of giving false testimony also resulted in
acquittal. Detectives now say they have
found that Olsen passed the night after the
murder at house of bad repute and that
a shirt stained with blood was found where
an inmate of the house states it was con
cealed by Olsen.
, 1891-12-17
Mr.. Potter Of Texos Comnanv.

Mr.. Potter Of Texas, Mr.. Gunter's clever
novel, has shared the fate Of its predeces-
sor, MT. Barnes of New York It has been
Sanger, of the Broadway Theatre, New
York, will present Mr.. Potter i'll this city
at the Olympia Theatre Monday night, De-
cember 2lst, and an unusually strong cast
is promised. Joseph Wheelock, Jeffreys
Lewis, Frank Aiken and Maurice Drew are
the principals. Mr.. Potter, of Texas, in
clines more toward comedy than its COM
panion piece and it does not lack in seri-
GUS episodes. Success. greets it every
where, 1td
, 1891-12-17
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
A Pleasant Entertainment Tomorrow
Afternoon and Eyervhodv Invited.


The teachers and pupils Of the Washing
ton school will receive their friends and
parents and all who are interested in the
public schools, tomorrow afternoon from |
tod o'clock. Those desiring to listen to
the exercises and regular work in the diff
ferent grades are invited to attend also in
the afternoon.
There will be an exhibit of school work
to be taken to state school exhibit at Fair
haven, December 90.
You will be interested to examine the
kindergarten and manual training work III
the primary grades, including paper fold
ing, laying and designing, clay modelling,
ETC.. In the other grades, drawing, nusnbef
work, language work, map drawing, relief
putty maps, science collections, work Of
classes in botany, astronomy and other
high school classes.
, 1891-12-17
S1nIe Pairs of Pants.

This afternoon colored man named
George Williams was convicted before JUS
tice Rathbun Of stealing eight pairs Of
pants from U. X. Wolfs commission
house on Fourth street. In default of $25
and costs he went to jail. A complaint
was also lodged against him for an assault
with intent to rob Chinaman on Main
street, which is being heard this afternoon.
, 1891-12-17
Died This Morning,

Clarence, the fve-year-old son of Frank
Lee, died this morning Of croupous pneu-
monia. The funeral will occur tomorrow
at $3.50 O'Clock, from the parents house on
Main street, near 10th. Interment will be
in Masonic cemetary. Services will be con
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. Diyen.
, 1891-12-17
NnshInetom NotGnEt.

WASHINGTON Cry, Dec. 17.The presi-
dent yesterday sent to the senate the fol
lowing nominations Of United States cir
cult judges as provided in section chap
ter 317, Of the United States statutes at
large: William D. Putnam, of Maine, for
the First Judicial district; Nathaniel Ship
Dallas, Of Pennsylvania, Third Nathan
Goff, Of West Virginia, Fourth; William
II. Taft, of Ohio, Fifth; William A.
Wooda, of Indiana, Seventh; Warren d.
Truitt, Of Oregon, district judge for the
district of A laska
, 1891-12-17
A beautiful Display.

Times being hard, Christmas presents
will be of more useful nature than in pre-
yious years; for that reason the dry goods
and furnishing line is the most desirable
Just take a peep III Toklas & Kaufman's
show windows and you will find just the
thing for both ladies and gentlemen
handsome as we'll as useful articles; the
variety is larger than ever and the prices to
suit the times 1926
, 1891-12-17
ThA SONS 0f Yeterans.

AT the meeting of the Sons of Veterans
last night, G. B. Savidge and q. s. Hop
kins were placed in nomination for the
Office Of captain, vice M. e. Mumford, re-
signed. For delegates to the division en-
campment to be held at Hoquam in June
next, George G. Mills and w. j. Foster
We're nominated, with B. i. Hill and
Charles Leighton as alternates. AT the
next meeting officers will be elected and
installed
, 1891-12-17
{ k3w York Stock MARKET.

York, Dec. Is. Noon Money
i.ea at 1908 per cent. Stocks, quiet, gem
efally insignificant changes from opening
figures. Fours coupons, ~; Pacific IS, 81 ;
Atchison, 4316 Central Pacific, 3215 Bur
iington, 561s; Denver g Rio Grande, 16%;
Northern Pacific, PAX; Northern Pacific
preferred, 69H; Northwestern, 5ON; New
York Central 1879; Oregon Navigation,
79; North American, II; Pacific Mail,
3714; Rock Island, 88N; ST. Paul &
Omaha, 3815; Texas Pacific, 11%; Union
Pacific, 40B; Wells Fargo Express, 40;
Western Union, 813l.
, 1891-12-17
MiIIinerY at a SacrIflce,

Ladies who are 50 fortunate as not to
have bought their winter bonnets or miIli-
merry can find something very stylish and
artistic at Mrs. Sternberg's at 305, Fourth
street, which she is selling at a greatly re-
duced price. You will see some belts there
for fifty cents which are marvellously
cheap, also some fancy goods left from the
Unitarian fair, suitable for Xmas presents.
at small cost. Call and see for yourself,
Remember the place, Mrs. Sternberg's
305 Fourth street.
, 1891-12-17
Is This n Fact2

Said a prominent city politician today:
"Justice McReynolds is attempting to
play the fine italian hand Of politician in
obtaining control Of the next police force.
He is letting it be supposed that he is
a candidate for both chief Of police and
captain of the night force. At the right
time he proposes to withdraw and accept
the office Of police justice and exact
pledge from the successful policeman that
he shall have their business. He is bent
on removing Captain Andrews and getting
Dan. Shazer appointed3
, 1891-12-17
Chnrch lowe Crushed !.

NEW York, Dec. IT, Senior Romero,
the Mexican minister, was entertained last
night at the Democratic club, where din
ner was given in his honor. In a speech,
Senior Romero said "there is no longer
any danger Of political trouble in Mexico,
any more than there is III this country
The breaking down Of the power of tie
church has brought about a successful ev-
olution and a liberal and progressive
spirib.5'
, 1891-12-17
Tide Land AnnIicants.

Owing to the ruling Of the attorney gen
eral that tide land surveys can not be
made until the harbor lines are established
the receipts from applicants are but small
But few applications have been filed for tide
lands Of the first class, while on applica-
tions Of the second and third class, S22,-
93l. As have been deposited with the state
treasurer.
, 1891-12-17
A miIlIon Eriends.

A friend in need is friend indeed, and
not less than one million people have found
just such friend in DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Cold.
If you have never used this Great Cough
Medicine one trial will convince you THAT
it has wonderful curative power in all dis
eases Of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each
bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed
or money will be refunded. Trial bottle
free at the Acme Drug Store, Marr & Ross,
PrOprietors
, 1891-12-17
Another COMPLAINT.

There is good deal of complaint all
over the city about the system of re-num-
bering the houses. Nobody appears to
know what system is being followed. Not
many months ago the houses were num-
bered and now new numbers are being
handed out and the numbers Of business
houses changed.
, 1891-12-17
New secretary 81 War.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE president
has sent to the senate the nomination of
Stephen B. EIkins, Of West Virginia, to be
secretary Of war. Elkins was once delegate
in congress from Arizona and is million
aire. He is great friend of Secretary
Blaine.
, 1891-12-17
chicago Produce Market,

CHICAGO, Dec. IL. - Close - Wheat -
Steady. Cash, 9o25@9811c; January, 91Nc;
May, 98I@97c.
Corn-Firmer; cash. 5oMc; December,
51e; January, 443zcc; May, 321Ic.
,oatsm,steady cash, ,3216c; January, ,32Nc;
May, 327s@33c.
Barley-Nominal, SOC.
Pork Steady; Cash, $910@92O Janu-
ary, 1.07@11.0711; May, $11.55.
Lard = Steady; cash, $6.00@6.05; Janu-
arY, S6.171I; May, $652M.
, 1891-12-17
A Prisoner EscanAs.

Deputy Sheriff R. A. lEcNair arrested A.
J. Marker. at NesqualIy, for tresspassing
on the Rod & Gun company's property.
Mr.. McNair turned the prisoner over to the
clubs deputy sheriff, but when the latter
had his eyes turned, Marker made for the
brush and escaped.
, 1891-12-17
whnf the awItcnmen MiII ~.

ST. LOUIS, Dec.-Grand Master Sweeney,
OF the switchmen's Aid Association, when
asked what action his organization would
take in the matter proposed by the new
Federation Of Railway Employees, severely
scored the advisory council Of railway men
for the action taken yesterday and declared
the switchmen would have nothing to do
with II
, 1891-12-17
4 wad secrefarv N stofe

LANSING, Mich, Dec. 1z-At midnight
Secretary of State Daniel B. soper rendered
his resignation, to take effect Immediately,
to Governor Winans, who accepted it. The
by Mayor Johnston, of this city. They
charge malfeasance ana nIisfeasance in Of
flee. When confronted with the charge BY
the governor acknowledged the truth of
each of them.
, 1891-12-17

AT the meeting Of the Alpha Encamp-
ment No. 1, I. Q. 0. F. last night, the fol-
lowing officers were elected. AID. Glover
G. P; Joe. Chem, II. p. J. Raisbeck. S.
W.. Chas. Hager, J. w. !; G. M. Moore, IS.
NJ. O'Connor, 7.
, 1891-12-17
Special Assessment Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of and
IN pursuant to a warrant to me directed, re-
quiring ME to collect the remaining delinquent
and special assessments for graVeling Sixth
street from Budds Inlet to Jefferson street.
which became delinquent June 3, 1890, and |
will on the 9TH day Of january, 1892 at the hour
OF IL o'clock in the forenoon of that day at the
front door of the City Hall at Olympia, Thurs
ton County, Washington, sell at public auction
all OF the following real estate upon which the
delinquent special assessment for graveling
said Sixth street from Budd's Inlet to Jefferson
street have not been paid, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy such delinquent as
sessments due the city of Olympia and fore
which the city is liable.
lands assessed, and the assessments due includ-
ing penalty and interest to date of sale is as fol
lows, to-Wit:
Peterfeld Turpin, lot 7, block 6, Olympia .S42 81
Hadlan, lot 6, block 15, Olympia. Il 43
F nj. Reed, lot s, block % Olympia. ....... 81 43
II NJ Reed, lot Z, block %, Olympia ....... q 43
Eliza Parker and Robert Frost, lot s, block
As, Olympia ............-.-......... 81 43
Robert A. Parker. lof7, block 45, Olympia. 81 43
j. G. Sparks, lots, block u.s. Olympia. -. 21 43
Estate Of g. G. Turner, lot 4, block 46,
Olympia. ..--.................s..... 2l 43
j. D. Miller, lot 3, block 46, Olympia. q %
]. G. Sparks, lot 2, block 46, Olympia. 81 43
j, q. Sparks, lot /, block 46, Olympia. 81 43
William, and c. A. Billings, lot 4, block 36,
Olylap apla......s.. IL 53
Thurston County, lot 8, block 26 Olympia. q 43
Mrs. r. d. Kellett ne14 of block &c. Olym-
Harriet Talcott ot2, block r. Olympia.... 42 81
Witness my hand this 2d day of December,
1891 AL p. FITCH
City Attorney.
, 1891-12-17
Russen sage, 1r., at Death's Door

New YORK, Dec. IT, Millionaire Russell
Sage is back again at his Office. The mill
ionaire's nephew and his heir, Russell
Sage, Jr., lies at an uptown hotel at deaths
uncle's life
, 1891-12-17

The Olympia gas company is testing a
new quality Of coal from the Blue Canon
mine at Whatcom. A scow load has ar
rived and will be thoroughly tested. The
company uses from five to six tons a
month which has heretofore been brought
from South Prairie.
a fine line Of linens at Armstrong Bros.
next Friday.
, 1891-12-17

TestIng tha CoaI.

SAN FRANc1sco, Dec. IL Wheat, buyer,
year, $l.75; season, '91, $1.S5N.
, 1891-12-17
LANDINGS.

IlAIN NOIINUE5sT- !
Commercial Dock, near West Seattle Ferry,
Seattle.
U. B. SCOTT, Pres.
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SRI. Soc @apton's Gang iiber Oct,
Continent.

8ougbteepiie, yt.=9, 23. Mdr3.-
Sri. 3oe 9aDton ober, ple ibr rid)tiQer
Name lautet, 3oreta gopreso, lit auf ibrenl
Subnarld) BON Gan SranSi5co mad 9tem.
Dorf bereitS in 6uOOntbal angelan9t uno
miro beute iriih bier erpartet. Ser Marid)
muB III 226 Sagen uoueuOet lem, moiiir
Sri. Gaptou cine Selobnung BON $4,000 be.
tommt, menn eS ibr geliu9t, ite bari jeood),
wie ausOriidlif uuS9enad)t 1T, nur Giiens
babugeleiie iiir ibre @anoerung beniieen.
Sic bat ben gSeg am p. 9lugult 1890 au=
getreten uub muB au 8. Qlpril 1891 in 9temz
YOrf eintrehen; Da iie jeoodl nod fait prei
lSoden bat, nm Die furse GntiernuuQ pom
Ypugbfeepie na6 9fep<Yort Suriid;ulegeu,
10 i6elnt ibr Oas @elo ilder iu leln; ibr
Marihan;ug beltebt aus elmer olden, moqez
nen Slule, etnem ebeniold)eH Sod, einem
langen, brauueu litter uuo otrben Sdluben: !:
III lbrer Segleltung befnoen fid) ibr Dteuaz
ger gS. s. Dtarbaa, Der III Sbeaterfreiien
wobl befannt lit, uuO S. 6. Hrlce; Die Sc
iammtjabl Der SuriidSulegeu Oteileu be-
udat $500. Shre perl0nli6en 9usqabeu be-
laufen Nd ouf $500 bis $1,000, ole Sc
iammtfOiten Der Expedition auf S21 900.
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3um almDsntem On Ni[helm l.
Staot Baltimore.
Sas leste ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

pSd bab's 9emagt," iagte 6r. 6amerif
uno leBte Die 9. SlnfoHie SeetboueG's auf
oaS SdlluBprogramm Der oiesidhrigeu &ou=
aerte. G8 mar Belt, oieies g8ert, Oa5 BON
Itelen tiir Die +odlie unb berrlitite aQer
eompoittlonen gebalten miro, i'm ,,Hea=
boopzSnltltut" 5ur IuffIhrune III briugen;
oaS erlte 8lerteljahrbuuoer Der Slniouiez
9on5erte ludre iouit Su Gnoe 9egaugen, obHe
role Neunte" ELL elnSgeS 0ial geboteu 81
haben, Huo 2aS tudre Iiir Elm @ouiert= Sniff
tli pom 6ange be5 rYeaboon" cine ldlmere
uHterIalung5linbe 9emeien. 60 btloete
,,oIe Neunte" ben S1luBitein fir Die GOns
ierte Der eriten % Sabre. ueber ba8 Q&erf
ut berelt5 leeten Samitag beridjtet moroeu.
An9efd)tS Der S6mieriqtelten pleier 1inIo-
ME ourfte man Don elner erItmaliqen luf=
tiibruu9 slue purdwe9 poQeuoete 2arbie.
tuHg nldt erparten.
Sin trllher 3ug gina ourt bic gufilbs
rung, Der I'M SdluBiate in lleberbaituu9
ausdrtete. Dap in oieiem 5empo perid)les
oenartl9e GntgIeiiungen uortameu, nlnlmt
nIdt 2Suncer; bod mo id)mcre llnidle
ntdlt 81 uer;eid]neu. 2lls beitqeipteltsu Sae
Bari man baS uAoagio" be;eiAneu. 6r.
Samerlf bat IeoeniallS einen 6erieuswunid
pleler gtuIttireunoe nit oieier aufiibruug
errliut, uno IS uuroe lhm pom bieier Selte
mariner Gont gejOllt, mdbreuo elu reht gro>
Der Sbetl Der Q0rer aus ieiner rteruirteH
0aItung crit beraustrat, ais Erl. NJ. 9Seeo
Eis5t's pRi9non" lang, ein 9ieo nit 10 ge-
ludteu uHo 9eaHalten 3GrmOuieiOlgea, III
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Gr bate ein sSnterpie,p NIT Oct
pOsafia."

Gbicago, 90. Mdr,.-Gbarles Suttun,
elm 9lrbelter in 9ieniten bes bieiigen 6euer.
Alarm elegrapher, eridien am Samltug
gbenO III YiriOlOS Sarbier-gofal al osr
SarriionitraBe unO fOrOerte irgeno Elm Dtitz
9lleo Der r0iaTa" auf, ibn 5u raiiren. 3uz
glei6 erfldrte Sutton, er babe Die rMaiia"
III 9tew=Srleaus riettelu" belieu uno iit)
inter Dem Niob befunoeu, nelfer oaS DOR.
tige @eidnguiB itiirnlte. Ginen 9lugeublif
lang iabeu Die i'll Der 9Serfltdtte befinoi6en
Staliener ben Sunben an, unb fielen oaun
ple eiu Daun iiber i'm her. 2llS Der Ser
ni6ter Der rNtaia" auf bic lStraBe flog, iab
er aus, ais oh er cine Golliiion nit elmer
Sofomotipe beitanOeu bdtte. 9ie furhtbaren
Seile, Die ibm nit S6iireien, Stiiblen uuo
Jpet5ld)eiten ertbeilt murben, biiriten lsiuen
COB sur Solge baben. 9rei Staliener iiuO
megen OeS 9lngrliiS perbaitet woroen. Gut
ton mar ME in 9tepzSrleanS unb bate nur
elnen SpaB III MAIDEN ueriudlt.
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Setobnsi6aft oes 6pnperrc,trs bon
SeraS.

Gnitin, Ser., %. NGrs. - Ser Staat
Seras beGtt eine 3uferplantage, Die nit
6ilfe BON 3u6tbauS- trdflingen bearbeitet
mtro. Die yegtslatur paiiirts tiirSlid) cine
Bill, welte Die 3melcentSz Bran1le inter Der
0tcSlnleg=St acceptirt, unb 9ouperneur
oog9 bat pieielbe MN nit ieinem Seto be-
legt. Gr erflGrt i'll leiner Sotlfaft inter
anberem, Sera5 lei eln IouuerGuer Staat
uEo tonne feline @inmll6ung III lelne 8efugz
niiIe bulDeu. g8enn Der Staat 3uder burd)
StraIllngsarbelt Siebeu molle, 10 f0nne er
nm letuer Gbre unO Selbitltdnoigfeit gSilz
len inter elnen iimltdnOen cine Hegleruuos-
llcenS su bieienl 3mede acceptiren unb bic
betreflenoe 8lantage inter @outrole BON
SunOeSbeamten itelleu, elbit menu er bier
burd cine YrGnlie erbalte. gSenu einmal
etn Nnfau9 genadt lei, 10 meroe nit Der
Selt Die 9onnole iiber Die SaummoQplanz
tagen, gSaiSenfelber, StebmaiOen uno Sa=
brifen OeS StaateS an Die Ne9ieruug iberz
geben, benn lllurpation Stltens Der S0oe.
rabeb0roe erlpeiie iih itet8 itdrter, ais oa8
Seiet, uno ans Oieiem grunbe balte er eS
fiir belier, oem &Orihlage ihOn jebt ourh
leln SetO einen 0tiegel uorSutieben.
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s!ns Der Smnocsbeaptifaot.
Soroernngcn Der Teser. - sic pcriGnsem Die
Grnsinnns clues idpar;en gSeltansiteI.
lungs Sommiffars nn0 ciues idpar;cn
SunocsridJters.

9S aibington, 3. G., %. Mtar;. -
SaS Jfatlonal Gomite Der y9fro 9merifaz
nrdlen BreB ahOciatiou," bciien &oriiter
i. y. Wiurrap 1T, mattc beute Dem YrdiIz
oeuten letne auimartung uuo iiberrcifte
lbm etne lange 2lorcfie, lpeldJe fiir;lid) aui
Der SabreS1Bun9 Der genannten 9tnoclaton
6u GleDeldHo, =, au5gearbeItet purbc.
Stslelbe 1oloert nldltS GeringereS, ais Die
GrnennuH9 elnes 9tegers Su elmer pronlis
nenten Stele III Der Seltausitelluug unO
elne8 anberen 9teger5 sum Suuoesrtd)ter.
Ole 4orelle lett i'm 2du9ereu auSeiuanOer,
oaB Die 9te9er logal leien, tbrcn 2tntbell Sllr
unterbaltung Der 0tegierung beiSura9en,
elt lbrer Selreluug aus Der Sflaperei grOBe
6ortdrttte III Stunt, gSifeuidJart II. !. ~.
9emad)t baben, OaB es ihnen nidbt an fGbi=
Dt9en Eeuten nlangele, uuo oaB lle oober
sur belleren Serutpd)ttguHg BET Der Ser
tbsllun9 BON Sunbesdmtern bcredJtigt Su
TEN 9lauben. - Der HrdilOent CAB ben 9tez
germ olrd) ieine 9lntport felue belouoere
9onnung auf Grfillung ibrer 9Siinldle. Gr
la9te, alle Stelen III Der 9SeltauSitellun9S=
eomnlllon leten bereitS belett, uuo menn
etne SatanS etutrete, 10 iperoe bielelbe
bnrb Die ldlon ernannteu Subltitute ergdnst
merOen. gSas Die Stelle eines Suuoesrid)=
ters anbeiange, 10 ioQten Die gieger, menn
lle tr9eno cinen ibrer 9taHengenoiieu, Der
Die errorberltdlen turlitilten aenntniie be-
llse unO curh Die SnoOiiirung 0e5Sarreau5
letnes StaateS unteritiipt werOe, ieinen Jtaz
men lbm Dem YrdTOeuteu suidtden. @r
mer0e Der Sa6e alSoanu unparteiIide Ses
rlidllfttaung wioerfuhren laiien.
Sie @inWamoerung.
gtafiteAcnbc, i'm tatiitiiheu @treau aus
gearbeitete Sabelle glebt 2lufid)luB iiber Die
3abl Der ginpanOerer, melde I'M Ntonat
6ebruar, iomie III ben am 2S. 6ebruar 1891
perlloIenen ad)t Oionate ans ben baupts
ldtllhren iremOen gGnOern bier anlangten,
nebf pergleltenoen 30blen fir Die entipre=
den0en Herlooen bes porBergebenoen Sab
res:
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u . tt iscn

Die meme S0ntgin Der g II D.
pid)S Snieln hat e8 bereits sur uGjrObber=
sogln bon @eroliteia" gebradt, ple aus
ben 9epeIhen erild)tlih lit. Safelbe if
bereitS ldou i'll alter 3eit pniiirt. SIM ID.
SabrbunOert funo eiue &0nigin BON 9teapel
10 lebr @efGllen an Dem Iuugeu Srieien
Scca, baB lie ihu gar utd)t mleber BON iid)
laIen molIte; ais MN Scca's Sater ltarb
uuO Der Junge Mauu oduptliu9 merOen
iolte, madIten ild letne Sd)melteru auf, nnl
ibren uSop Scca" beimiubolen. Die &0s
uigin mOllte bcm frieillheu Sannbduler
burdauS felneu llrlGub gebeu; itheBlid)
that tie eS aber bod, iie lies Dor ieiuer 9lb=
relie cine Wtiinse nit ieinem SiIbe prGgeu.
oeren Name yS 4 occ 0" beute nod in
Stalteu ertltirt.
g9obl mebr, ais elm Geriid)t bari eS be.
tradltet meroen, baB Die uSS e til. Strg.
Sabn= Comp" iih init Der Ibhdt trGQt,
bic ug3 ei /. Nt NtarplGn0er 9 ab Ii" an
sufauren, I'M oaourtl cine &erbinbuug nit
bem 6anier, rep. Baltimore, su erlauQcu.
Die Staot bat Die 9nlelbe Der r9Seitl. Ato.
SahnzGomp." ;Hm Setrage Don nabe $S,s
100000 garantirt, mo Die laufeube Sdlulo
Der 8ahn berdgt meitere 100000. Seit
Suli 1889 bat Die y9Seill. ARb. Sabn- 6 c. !"
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