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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-13
NOTTCE TO STOCK HOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCE ROIDERS
NOrICF To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RFGI-
N lar annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Seattle Binding and oan association VIII be held
Thursday. July Il. 1892. AT : o'clock D. NJ. at
the office room l3 Occidental block seattle
Wash. r + SIMPSON. Secretary.
NOTICE. STOCKHOLDERS MEErING-SO-
" tice hereby given thar the regular annual
meeting # the shareholders Of the Union Naviga-
tion Company will he hell on Wednesday July Is
1r9I. $50 O'Clock p n. At the p-i-cfpal sce
Of the COMPANY its pu7V@rh ous@. Seattle Wash
for tue election II board Of three trustees
reception OF the annual reports and such other
business as may come before the meeting The
transfer stock book Will be closed on Mon fay the
lin tay of uy lS92 and Will rerna "a Cioss. until
the I4th day of July. ls92
F. = GRANT, President
4. F. HAAS. Secretary.
NOTICE. ~TOC kHOLDERo' AEETINC-SO-
n tee Is hereby given that the regular annual
rueetjn. of the shareholders uf the seattle civ
Railway Company VIII De held on Wednesday
July l3. lSS3, o'c.ock p at the prime. nal
once Of the company AZ its power house in me cy
IL seattle 2shiuEtoB. iOr the election Of A tca-d
of SIX trustees rrcep OF the reports AMI
ing. The transfer sJocs book vii pe closed on
Monday. the llth day OF July, l-a2 and will re-
main closed until the Attn day OF July. 1892.
+. J. GRANT, President
A. z HAAS, Secretary.
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q A
DEHOyA SOLD THE INTER
III est which l have heretofore held In the late
law firm of HILL Gillian & Benson. shall prac-
tice law alone hereafter at $40 and $40 Pioneer
block. Until further notice shall accept contin-
gent fee cases. provided 1 find them satisfactory
upon examin alton. f.. u. BENSON.
SIC Pioneer Block.
Seattle Wash. July g. 1892.
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FOCAL 6NDINSTR UMEgT4L MUSIC.
INTHEL G.. DAHL, BANJO ARTIST, VIOLIN
II sooist and teacher; also best of instruction
furnished for guitar. ] ,2l3 sixth street.
DANIO GUITAR INSTRUCTIONS. REA-
- mer, Observation-Disclosures builSing
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W ASTFD-FOR THE UNITED STATES
w army. able-boded unmarried men between
As ages Of II and 80 years; good pay, rations,
clothing and medical attendance: applicants must
De prepared 10 furnish satisfactory evidence TO
age, character and hsbits. Apply At room 80 Bos-
ton block corner Second and ColumbIa streets op-
posite postofice.
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L'CR RENT-TYPEWR ALL KINDS
H. y. Burpee, General Agent, 332 Pionee
building
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Special NOTICES.
nILCLOTH, LINOLEUM AND MATING AT
~ lowest prices for next sixty days Be!ltown
Furniture Company 9l5 Front street. INSTALL
meniS.
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WANTED-MAS AND WIFE. NAN TO
w work In sa~min and wife 10 cook. Address
s,mmit laundering Company. Black Diamond.
Wash
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NANTEp-A YOUNG MAN FOR GENERAL
W office work. must understand book keerinS
&c shorthand: state age. experience and refer
escas Address L. u. Box 1ll citv
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4 RTHCR l. coon, SOW MAKES SUITS.
- oVercoats and trousers The GOttstein
building.
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nR. Fl. ]. FLEISCHER. DEUTSCHER ARTZ:
IL specially. surgery an glnito- urinary diseases
Office Gottstein block, Front, southeast cornec Co
lumbia
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UANTED-EVERH MAN To KOOw THAT
" our flat oak lace shoe at Si.25 beats III em
su Baseball shoes, rubber soles. only soc: velvet
oippeT. only soc All at The Bon Marcbe, Front
I'D Cedar streets
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PHYSICIANS md SURG EONs.

I BELL Is s. VI. d.. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
. geon. Corner Fifth and Pike streets. Rooms
and TO- third floor, Ranke building Telephone
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Tor RENT-THE LARGE BUILDING ON
L seventh street near Union, known "a the Sc
attic street Car Mandatory. George VI. Van
Dozen. MashinEton block. IJ9 Front street.
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FOR REET-ROOEs.

E,oR RENr-A NICE SUITE H0USEKEEP-
Ing rooms; furnished. The Normandy, Third
and James
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PERSONAL.

i. +. MESSENGER RATES FROM OUR
~ office. ll6 Cherry street: II blocks or less ;
cents: ii blocks 10 cents; IL blocks Is CENTS:
20 blocks over. 20 cents: answer j cents extra;
by the hour 20 cents: circulars ana advertising
dis ri Gutei at y 80 per day: cards invita-
tons. etc delivered at $50 per day. Ring the
y. y +. call box only for seattle Transfer Com
pany's hacks gIlrneys and express wagons: Pa
cific Postal Telegraph Gable Conn anys kilograms:
open az ali hours of the day and night Telephone
No :.3i
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FOR EAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-DO YOU WANT a 4o-ACR
4 ranch? Good soil. good water; 50 per acre;
bargain. J. II. Hawiey, 32i Bailey building.
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"a ANTEn-l 600 MEN To WORK ON THE
w Everett Il Monte \risto railroad; waEes. -
fet Cav eu outside work: s. - and s. SO FOR tun-
p woIk. tor further IN formation apply room Is
Mailer block. Nenry & Dalca
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26

sometafnR New for "UncIe jerry"
Secretary Rusk is thinking serious
ly OF establishing a matrimonial
bureau in connection with the Agri-
cultural Department. The idea was
suggested by a letter he recently
received from a man out West, who
experimented with some of the Gu
cumber seed sent him by the Depart
ment at the instance of his represen-
tative in Congress. The farmer
planted the cucumber seed and his
wife afterwards died from eating
some of the cucum bers. The farmer
In his letter to Secretary Rusk said:
"Your blamed cucumbers robbed
me of my wife, SO instead of sending
me cucumber seed this spring send
me another wife. l hear there are
number OF likely women in your
department"
In reply Secretary Rusk said he
had no appropriation from which he
could draw money to send the Wild
over a wife, but suggested that he
come to Washington and pick out one
for himself. The Secretary informed
bis correspondent that he had in his
department "some beautiful maid
ems, many sprightly widows, and
several well seasoned old maids"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26

winnsmucca puts in bid for the
Democratic State. The State Central
Committee will meet in Reno on the
I'd of April, when the time and place
Of holding Convention will be de-
eided. We believe winnemucca The
most suitable place for holding the
Convention. The Silver State, though
. Republican paper, advances the
following good reasons in favor of
Humboldt county's capital
1.-THE claims of Winnemucca rs the
place for holding the Convention will
be urged upon the Committee, and as
It has advantages which no other
town In the State can offer, the Com
mittee could make no wiser selection
than by calling the Convention at
this place.
"The most important reason why
Winnemuccs should be chosen is be-
cause 1t is centrally located, and dele
gates from all parts of the State could
afford TO attend, whereas, If il Is held
in Western Nevada very few dele
gates from the Eastern part of the
State will be present. II 1t is held
here it would be a convention of dele
gates, not of proxies.
"The hotel accommodations of this
town are notsurpassed by any place
Of Its size on the coast, and as the
hospitality of Winnemuecans is pro-
verbal the delegates would be royalty
treated-and often. We also have
the finest ball in the State in which
10 hold the convention.
The last Democratic Convention
was held here in 1880. The com ple etc
sweep made by our Democratic
friends al the election that year nj light
be some lnducemeDt for them to hold
their convention in Winnemucca
again.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26

The Behring Sea dispute between
England and the United States is
assuming q very serious aspect.
Lord Salisbury's reply.to the Presi-
dent. which has not yet been made
public, Is said TO be arrogant In tone
and unsatisfactory. The President
and his Cabinet are in consultation
and will meet the issue no matter in
what shape Great Britain may force it.
The Secretary of the Navy is making
extensive preparations TO protect the
seal In Alaskan waters at all hazards.
IL IL hardly possible that war will re-
suit from this controversy, but IL it
should, The result would be dlsas-
trous to both nations, while there IL
little or no doubt but we would give
Great Britain her third lesson In the
science OF war, with the chances that
when she got through her North
American possessions would give her
no further trouble.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26
The Poetry Of the Farm.

II il no advantage To live in city
where poverty degrades and failure
brings despair. The fields are low
Tier than paved streets and the great
FORESTS Of oaks and .elms are more
poetic than sJeeples and chimneys.
In the country is the ideal OF home.
There you see the rising and setting
sun; yon become acquainted with the
stars and clouds. The eonste llations
are your friends. You hear the rain
fall on the roof and listen 10 the
rhythmic singing of the winds. You
are thrilled by the resurrection called
spring. touched and saddened by
autumn-the grace and poetry OF
death. Every field is a picture, a
landscape; every landscape poem
every flower a tender thought and
every forest fairy land. In the
country you preserve your identity
your perso1ality. There you are an
aggregation OF atoms, but in the city
you. are only an atom Of an aggre-
gation.-From an Grafton by Colonel
1ngersoll.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.

MARTIN WHITE MINING COMPANY.
1u-Location of principal place Of business
San Francisco. California: Location Of works,
ward Mining District Ward, White Pine
County. Nevada.
NoTIcE.-There are delinquent upon the
following stock, on account OF Assessment
No. q levied on the eighth sth) day Of
January. 1892, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of The respective shareholders,
"a follnue
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26

Total In all funds.. So, 764 80 s22 7g4 ~
We hereby certify the foregoing to be the
true and correct statement Of the finance of
White Pine County. Nevada, for the quarter
ending December. 81, 1891.
j. F. CUPID, County Auditor.
j.. B. WILLIAMSON, County Treasurer.
s~--s
SEAL. ED. r. DAILY,
County Clerk.
~--f BY WV. LAURsNsoN, Deputy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26

''Some of the Nevada papers are
still waiting for Hill TO cross the silver
bridge. Please whistle when he does.
Silver State. Hill said he would
cross the bridge when be got to it,
and he has not reached it yet. When
the free coinage bill comes up in the
Senate Hill will doubtless vote for
it.-Reno Journal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26
LOST.
OR DESTROYED

CERTIFI1ATE NO. $50 ON THE GEN
- eral Fund Of White Pine County issued
May Ii. 1873, for S3.42l 35. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same as
be suitably rewarded by leaving IL at the
NEWS once.
W. L. DAVIS
Ely, New, June 4, 1901. I'm
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26

A New Yorker has written letter
to Secretary Foster ia which he pro-
poses a novel attraction for the
Worlds Fair. He says:
~ wish TO point out to you that
you have in your power, with the
consent OF Congress, to construct the
most beautiful and magnificent, as
well as the most valuable exhibit the
world ever saw. l allude TO build
ing palace o: silver, constructed of
silver now in bullion and coin in the
Governments vaults and the various
repositories. If the Government
could get permission from Congress
to recast Is 900 tons of it into slabs
of say 900 pounds and one inch thick.
This would give 600, 900 superficial
feet, out OF which could built the
most beautiful structure the world
has ever seen. 1t would build a
siruture 400 by 300 feet, with tower
300 feet high, on which could be
placed an American eagle with wings
OF 100 feet spread. a silver palace
worth 100000, 900 would be an at
traIion that would draw millions of
people who always want 10 see some
thing new aud grand. Not over
81 900, 900 need be expended in the
construction Of such a palace, which
could be guarded by the army"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26

Utah will not make an exhibition
at the Worlds Fair, the Legislature
having adjourned without passing
any appropriation bill for that pur-
pose.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26

At church fair recently at High
Bridge lady who called for oysters
found in her mouth a pearl, the value
of which is $4,000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26

Another of Ward McAllister's up
per strata OF New York 400 society
has followed IN the footsteps of Mes
danes Deacon and Herthington. This
last heroine Of scandal is is a Mrs.
Drayton, daughter OF VIM. Aston of
New York. 1t looks as il decent
people everywhere should shun this
upper crust Of New York society
who nasty antics in smashing the
sixth commandment is a disgrace
that even common decency should
not countenance. Americas upper.
ten 400 females seem to be patterning
after the "noble lords," and, like
them, fare bad lot.n
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26
NEW WASH HOUSE
All ROBINSON.
LEWIE FLEW

Il formerly owned by Charley Wah and
will open wash house there next week for
the accommodation OF the miners Of Robin
son District. Prices reasonable.
Robinson. March IL, 1892. I'm
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Born.

YELLAND-In Spring Valley, White Pine
county. March 20, 1892, to tho wife of
John Yelland, q son.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26

The fellow who is always In deep
watsF:is unusually shallow himself.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26

General Powning, who has been
East all winter, has returned to his
home Ia Reno aud tells the Journal
that he visited Washington and that
the bill appropriating $4,000 for a
public building in Reno is sure to
pass Congress. He also says Con-
gress will PASS free coinage bill and
the President will veto it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF WHITE PINE COUNTY
FOR THE YEAR lsM
TREAsURfR's NOTICE or SAIL.
OF WHITE PINE COUNTY

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN ru..
IL the Tax on the following uie.s. mai
parcels Of property, belonging 10 Inc ~. na
named persons has this DAY become ann a1ll
quent. and that Ten per cent. will be ADJ
cation. and that |, j b. Williamson cp psaE
Treasurer OF White Pine County, viii IN
Monday the 18th Day sf Jan...
\. ID. 1692,
In front Of the Court House door IN n. n
pieces and parcels of property on wbiri an al
taxes and said ten per cent and costs ~ =, y
We tising have not been paid for all an ~ ~,
sums, subject to redemption wi,hin sau
months from, the said 18th o. Jauuary l. i.
cent. per month thereon from said isn II
of January until paid, Us provided Nv - Sy
tion n. Statutes 1885. W.
Ely. December IA, 1891
j. b. WILLIAMSON
County T.sss.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26

And in accordance with law, and an order
of the Board Of Directors, made on the sth
day Of January. 1892. so many shares Of each
parcel Of sneh stock as may be necessary viii
be sold at public auction, at the Office Of the
company, Room 81. ". I'D Suffer street.
San Francisco. California. on SATURDAY.
the 18th day of March. 1872, al the hour Of
O'Clock p NJ. Of said day, to pay said de
linquent assessment thereon, together with
cost of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
X. L. ROSS. Secretary.
0ffice--l20 Suffer street, Room 81, San
Francisco, California. ib27-td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26

The Texas and Georgia mine in
Shasta county, Cal, was sold the other
day for $350,00O.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-03-26
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
white Pine County
QUARTER ENDING DEC. ~. 1891

FOR THE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-11
Cine mDFeri1fe @ci4iHte aus
YremkifM Yplem.

Cine tnertpiirbige @eidid6te fommt
aus &o8cieleg, einem Dorfe lit Der
ytdbe BON Snomraclaip, poien. Doctor
poninSfD, elm bober poInif9er @eiftliz
der, Der auf elmer &unbreiie burd bas
Sorf tant, tpur6e bort bpn bier Mdn>
nern, bic ibm offenbar aufselauert
battem. angefallen unb erf6oFem. 9lae
yier feuerten bic &epolper tpieberbolt
auf ibn ab unb ergriffen bic Sln6t.
Sie Bauern beipaffneten li6, perz
folgten bic M6rber unb bolten fie elm.
Ser plab, an benz bic Glt9tlinge iib
gegen ibre 8erfolser 3ur Webre feas
ten, mar 10 selegen, baB elm gntrin.
men ni6t mOgli6 mar. 9ie M6rber
bef6lofen baber, ibr 2eben 10 tbeuer
tpie mogli6 gu perfaufen unb unters
bielten elm lebbaftes Seuer aus ibren
&epolpern. Die 8auern, bon bemen
nebrere nit @etpebren beipaffnet uas
ren, bielten cine ii9ere gmtfernung
apii6en ii9 unb ben 6li9tlimgen un6
beitri6en bieie nit ibren Getpebren.
gls spei ber M6rber tobt am 8oben
lagen unb bic 5tpei amberen fait alle
ibre patronen beridoien batten, jag.
ten fie fi9 ibre lebten atpei &ugeln
ielbt bur6 ben aopf, gerabe als bic
8auern auf iie einfiirmten, um fie ge=
fangem su neBmen. Die 2ei9em Der
Wt0rber Durbeu bur6lu6t unb an ie.
Der murbe eine rotbe aarte nit Der ges
brudten Sni9rift gefunben:
ngoaSiebumssausf6uB Der polnii6em
Nnardiften.4
Or. poninSfp bate ii9 obne 3meifel
bur9 Heben ober 9anblungen bic
S5einbi6aft Der Nnardiitea susesogen
unb bic bier Mdnner ideinen BON ei.
mem anar6iitii6en Gemtralausi6uKe
beauftragt gepeien au iein, i'm gu ers
morben. Ser 8orfall bat bic groBte
@ntriiftung in Der ganaen propina err
regt unb es tperben frdftige Nnftrenz
gungen 9ema6t, ben Morbberi9morern
auf Die Spur au fommen.
Spdtere Na6ri1ten 3eigen, baB Der
erte geri6t in einigen Ginaelbeiten un>
ri6tig mar.
9efan Or. poninsfp fab in einem
3inlmer, alS bic bier Wtdnner ibn sn
feben wiini6ten. Ser alte Serr lieB Tie
elntreten unb fragte na6 ibrem 8egebr.
9ieranf wurbe ibm cine rotbe &arte
liberrel6t, auf pel6er ein gebrudter
gefebl itanb, ales in ieinem 8eiiB be-
tinblibe @elb gum 8eiten Der anar6is
Hidden Sadie aussuliefern; penn er
il9 melgere, 10 perbe es fein Sob ieim.
llnter3et6net mar bic aarte: yOas So.
mite Der polnif6en Nnar6ilten."
Dem Sr. poninsfp iparen fraft feiz
mes boben Sir6enamtes groBe @elb>
iummen CUR geripaltung anbertraut
unb bic anar6ilten puBten bies.
slIs Der seiitlide Serr bic berbdng.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-11

Gs 1T nebr &atarrb in bieier @esenb bes
SanbeS alS BON alien anberen &ranfbeiten sus
iammen, uno bis in bic Iebten Sabre gait
er oils unbeilbar. 8ieIe Sabre lang ertIdrten
Ooftoren ibn fir eine lotale 8ranfbeit uub
idrieben lofale 9eilmittel bpr, unb ba iie ibn
NIT dr5tlider BebanoIuns beftdnbis ni9t flu
rirten, erfldrten iie i'm fir unbeilbar. Die
@iienidaft bat betpieien, bob aatarrb cine
8onititutionsfrantbett iit unb besbaIb eoniti.
tutionelle Sebanbluns erforbert. 9aa's sfas
tarrb Sur, fabri3irt bon 3. s. @benep &
60, 9oIebc, Obip iit bic einSise conititutios
nellie aur I'M Wtartte. Sic tptrb innerIi9 in
DOZEN ober @aben BON 10 Iropfen Bis su els
mem TbeeIoffelbpll genomnen. Sie pirtt biz
rett auf bas 8lut unb bic i1leirnise Oberild9e
'bes Sbitems. Sic bisten einbunbert Dollars
fir ieben Sail, ben fie 3u tllri,en berfebIt
9abt gu4 @irculare nno 3eugniiie fpmmen.
Nbrsfiirt
8. S. @benet & o., 3olebp, ..
90 Serfruft bon Ipotbefern, Is ets.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-11

niBbole S6rift gelelen bate, befliigelte
Der S9reden feline Gube nnb trob feis
ner Nltersf6md6e fprang er bur1s
Jenlter in ben @arten. Oie Qlnard)is
item folgten ibm aber auf bemfelben
Wege unb blir9iiebten ibn nit auaeln
aus tbren Eebolbern bis er tobt niebers
itiirate.
Ser 8eiiber bes @9lofIes BON Sos
cieleg, elm 8ruber bes @eiltlifen unb
20 Mmbere bemaffneten li9 unb febten
ben W6r6ern gu pferbe mad. 9alb
iparen iie eingebolt unb eS entipann
ltf Elm ber5treifeltes @efe9t. 3mei
Nmar9ilten purben, tpie supor berids
tet, erf9ofien unb sluei begingeu Selbf=
mnrb, um ni6t lebenb gefangen au
perben. Son ben 1erfoIgern murbe
feiner berlebt.
Die bier M0rber tparem in Berlin
anidifig nnb Sic Namen bon 3tpeien
iparen pelam8fi unb urbaniaf. gs
tpirb bon gepi6tiger Settle bic Sbeorie
aufgeitellt, baB bic Mdnner ni9ts uei<
ter als gem6bnli1e Gduber
tparen, tDel6e bic borberri1enDe
Anar9iiten>= Gur6t au ibrem 9}nz
BEN anssnbeuten geiu6t unb pielz
| leibt ermartet baben, baB bic sSurdt
Or. poninsfp 3ur Muslieferumg fei=
nes 8elbes bepegen tpitrbe. Ser ganse
plan f6eint BON Anfang an itiimper>
baft entporfen getpeien 3i iein unb feis
ne Der bisber ermittelten SbatIa6en
entfrdftet bic 8ermutbung, baB ben
Nnar6iiten bier elm Gerbre9en aufgez
biirbet wurbe, al benz fie uni6ulbig
linb.
Oie 8eb6rben unterIu6en bic 5a6e
natiirlif mad ieber 3i6tung bin unb
tpenn es ii6 in Der Shat beraus1telen
follte, baB bic Meu6elmorber in gDirfz
li6feit Nnar6iiten waren, bann ipMb
bic ganae @eri60rerbaube ii6erli6 in
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