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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23

upon the left banks of the Paroo Ind
eome upon a human being in the bush.
The mans clothes were reduced To the
mcrest shreds, and SO near deaths door
~vas he through hunger and exposure
that he had lost consciousness But
fortunately his enlistment papers as an
uficer in the American merchant ma
rine informed his finders who he was,
namely: Harry Shelton, the mate of the
slipper ship Dreadnaught Where did
he come from7 From what distant and
mlnownportion of the australian con-
Hnent had he made his way here7 For
now long time had he wandered about
yn the awful solitudes of this central
desert? Had he been.a prisoner among
yhe natives, and had he succeeded In
making his escape2 Where had he left
IDS companions, II any of them were
Still alive? Could II be that he was the
Inst survivor of the Inflated ship
wrecked fourteen years ago? Up to
this moment not one of these questions
had received an answer. There did not
cease to be, however, great desire
yverywhcre manifested rs to where
Harry Shelton had come from, what his
lie had been since the wreck of the
Dreadnaught on the reefs of Browse ISL
snd, In a word, to have the mystery
cleared up.
Harry Shelton was carried to the near
est point in railway communication with
Sidney and thence to that city. The
news of his arrival In the capital was
frst made public by the Morning Jour-
nal, extracts from which article have al
ready been given. from which it ap-
peared that the mate Of the clipper ship
had not as yet recovered consciousness
sufficiently TO reply TO questions put TO
him
Mrs. Allaire never would have recog-
pized Shelton, SO changed was he. AL
though only forty-six. he had the ap-
pearance of a man of sixty This man.
OF, rather, this pitiable wreck Of hui
manity. was the only human being able
20 tell what had become of Capt John
and his crew. Up till now the most
tender nursing had been Intellectual 10
bring about improvement In Shelton's
condition, a condition due no doubt TO
the terrible fatigues undergone during
the weeks-who can say, possibly
months-of his wandering across GEN.
tral Australia sinking ft might at
any moment extinguish the spark q
hfc still agiow within him. Since he
had been in this hospital IL would have
been impossible for him 20 open his
eyes without the attendants knowing
whether he had rcgained consciousness
or not lie took no notice of those who
ndmlnistcred nourishment 10 him az 20
sick child. II seemed as IL the awful
su1crings 20 which he had been ex-
pcsed had 50 weakened his mind as TO
destroy all recollection Of companions
Seated by h's bedside. with her gaze
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

The owners Of estates assessed for the construc-
ton OF sew rs In the streets hereina itr named are
strnction were on the 2ith day OF February. 1893,
lodged at the Office OF the CITY Treasurer.
avenue 10 sewer In Blackstone ParL
in Butler avenue east Size fltm President ave-
nue. to the end OF sewer near Irving avenue.
In Benefit street IRON Tockwotton street TO the
In 0xfora street IT IN about eighty feet east OF
Harriet street to Prairie avenue.
teri avenue and ia Potter's avenue rom Oakland
street 20 Dexter street
In Burnett street from Greenwich street to Dex.
In Melrose street from Congress avenue to Irving
In Siawney street from Greenwich street to Dex-
In Redwing street from Greenwich street to
In Carter street from Greenwich street 20 a point
In Atwelrs avenue from summit west of Covell
in Branch avenue snd North Main street. from
Thurbcr'a ane to LlyIngst2ne avenue, aud IN Ly-
Main street TO the Moshassuck river.
In salem street. from Waldo street TO Pot ter's
II payment OF the whole OF any assessment Is
made before the 2ith day OF February, 1894, de-
ductiOn III he made on the slme at the rate OF six
pcrcentml er annum ~ m the date OF payment to
"a a last mentor de,e.
time within one year nom the time the assessment
is lodged with the CITY Treasurer without interest
The second installnlent OF one-tnird may be paid
WITHIN two years. from the day OF said | dgement
thereto the interest on me whole amount due on
said asse sment at the rate OF six Bl per cent per
Annum from the first day Of the second year after
SAID Judgement 10 the time of payment
The last or third installment Oh the assessment
may be- paid within three wears after said lodge
ment by paying Ia addition thereto ths In terest
thereon az the rate OF SIX 90 per cent per annum
from the date OF tue last PAYMENT.
IN the first instalment i not na'd NJ th ~ end OF
ono wear from the day OF the lolgment Of the as
seesincnt with the city treasurer the VIII ole
meni can then bc collected with interest Nherefrom
AZ the rate OF six go per cent per annum and :
pcnses Of collection. ID. L.. ID. GRANGER.
f2i-im City Treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
CHAPTER XVI.
HARRY sHEIToN.


The steamer Oregon had averaged
about seventeen knots on this trip,
which had been favored by superb
weather. Zach had an idea that the
steamer was doing her very best on
Mrs. Allaire's account 1t need hardly
be said that passengers, officers and
crew manifested the greatest sympathy
for this brave lady. whose rare courage
IN bearing up under her misfortunes
made her richly deserving Of II. On
August Is. after a voyage Of seven thou
sand miles, the Oregon entered the bay
Of Port jackson through its lofty gate
way of schistous cliffs. To the customs
agent, who was the first person to board
the steamer, Mrs. Anaire turned with
the anxious inquiry:
"Harry Shelton?"
''He is still alive" replied the agent,
who had guessed who the lady was, for
did not ths whole city of Sidney know
that she had taken passage on the Ore
gon and was she not awaited with the
greatest impstience?
seWhere is hep" she inquired
"At the Marine hospital"
Mrs. Allaire. followed by Zach
French, landed at once. The crowd re-
cefved her with that Difference which
had always been shown her at San
Diego and which would have been
shown her anywhere. A carriage con-
veyed them 10 the Marine hospital
where they were received by the physi-
rian In charge.
HAS Harry Shelton been able to
speak yet?" she asked. "Has he recov-
Sred consciousness"
"No, madam. replied the physician.
ssThe poor man has not recovered the
use of his faculties He seems 10 be un-
Hble to articulate a syllable. Death
may carry him off at any moment"
shelton must not die!" exclaimed
Molly. "He,alone knows whether Capt.
John is alive, whether any of his crew
still survive. He alone can tell where
they are. / have come to see him, to
hear what he has to say"
Madam, I'll take you to him at once"
replied the physician.
In a few moments Mrs Allaire and
Zach French stood by Shelton's bed
side.
Six weeks prior to this time, a band
of trappcrs, who had crossed New South
Wales and penetrated into the southern
portion of Queensland, while camped
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
ARE YOU WEAK?
Do You Feel Tired, Nervous
and Frustrated? ?
Here is Some Advice for You by Two
Prominent Ladies.
Spring a Dangerous Time-You Should
Heed This Matter Now.

This is not only the season of sickness, but
everybody feels weak. tired, languid and
enervated as the spring approaches. You need
something TO strengthen your nerves, invigor-
ate your blood and start up the action OF all
organs. In other words you need spring
medicine, aud should use DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy.
Here is what Mrs. Lydia A. Cornen of
Ridgefeld, Conn.,. says of this great spring re-
storative:
II was sick with extreme prostration, and
for three months | was on my bed. No one
knows what suffered. Many times thought
] was dying. | saw DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy advertised in the pa
pers, and sent at once and bought a bottle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23

81 commenced to improve, and when that
bottle was gone was able TO go down stairs.
got another bottle. and when that was gone
l was able to ride eight miles. / have had no
more of that nervous sickness. have taken
a great deal of medicine. but never had any
that did me the good that DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy has"
Read also what Mrs. +. +. Meigs Of l7s Fifth
avenue, New York City, says of this wonder
ful invigorator:
"Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy cured me of that tired, languid feel
ing and extreme nervousness. / took medi-
cine from several doctors and got no relief.
I never saw such wonderful medicine as
this; II cured me completely"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23

You know that you feel weak and tired you
know that your nerves need strengthening
and your blood invigorating. Besides, your
liver, kidneys and bowels do not act just right.
What you require is DR.. Greene's Nervura,
blood and nerve remedy. If you will take
this wonderful spring medicine, IL will restore
you TO perfect health and vigor.
All druggists keep it for 81, and it is purely
vegetable and harmless. Doctors recommend
il rs the best of all spring medicines Indeed
il is the prescription and discovery of the
eminent physician, DIR. Greene of "a Temple
place, Boston, Mass, the successful special
ist in curing nervous and chronic diseases,
who can be consulted in all cases free Of
charge, personally or by letter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
THE CITY OF PRoyIDENCE.
CANVASS NOTICE.

The sevcral Boards OF Canvassers will meet for
the purpose of canvassing and correcting their re-
spective ward lists OF voters on SATURDAY. April
l. 1Spa az O'c,ock p. m. az the following places;
Fitst " ard, at the ward room ON wickendsn
second Ward. at the ward room on North Main
street
Third Ward. nj the ward room on smith street
Fourth Ward. at the schoolhouse on Fountain
street.
Fifn ward AZ the ward room on beacon avenue
sixth Wa a. at the ward room ON Public street.
seventh Ward at ths ward room ON Oakland
Eighth Ward. at the ward room on Harrison
Ninth Ward. at the ward room on Palla. street
Tenth Ward, &C the ward room on Atwell's ave-
nue.
Hy order of the chnirlncn.
marg2.1Oi
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23

A LPHONSE DESLAURIERS. SLATE CON-
y tractor, dealear In Roofing and Concrete Ma
terra. corner Cove and sabin streets Provi
dence II. !.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

. The owners Of estates assessed for the cons.ruc
ton o. s'wers IL tue streets hereinafter named are
Wae 'on' on the te os @y y %areS sSo s GSa
lodged at the Office of the City Treasurer.
deny avenue. aud in Academy avenue. from Re-.
gen, GENT avenue TO Dover street and IN Dover street
In hai Old street. from Valley street TO Chalk
In Delaine street. from the present end OF the
sewer N said street TO Valley sreeS and In Valley
street, from Delatne street 10 Harold street.
In Eagle street. from the Noonasquatucket
river 70 alley street, and In Valley street. from
In MaMnev street from Greenwich street 20 Up
dixie street, and in Updke street, from Peace
In Moore a. troat streets, from the summit in
Moore street 10 Public street
Broad street. and in Broad street from Prln ceton
In Public street, from Gordon avenue to Prairie
aveEue.
lor street. and in Taylor street. from Glenham
stree. to Public street. and in Public street. from
Broad street TO Gordon avenue.
In Harrison street. from Wilson street to Grams
In Public street. from Ocean street to Plain
IN Plain street, from Public street to Bishop
In Somerset street. from Tanner street TO Prairie
In Tanner street. from Pearl street 70 Somerset
In Providence street. from Prairie avenue TO
In High street, from the railroad bridge 10 pres
In y gh street, from Norfolk street TO the rail-
road Dri go.
In Ii gh street. Norfolk street. Oak street aud
Troy u eet from Baker avenue % III lgh street
In Blackstone street from Prairie avenue TO Plain
street.
In steere avenue from Amherst street to Manton
avenue.
IN potters avenue from Prairie avenue to Ocean
rect.
II payment ~ the whole OF any assessessment is
made before the goth day OF March, 1891. deduC-
tiO. vi b. made ON the same at the OF six
per cent per annum from the date OF payment to
said las mentioned date.
one third OF the assessment may he paid Mt any
time within one year from the time the assessment
is lodged with the City Treasurer without interest.
The second installnent OF one-third may be paid
within two years from the day OF sad Judgement,
with the cry Treasurer by paying in add ton
thereto the interest on the whole amount due on
said asse snent al the rate OF six (6 per cent. per
annum from the first lay OF the COud yea after
said lodg inent 20 he tim. Of payment.
The last or third tnstallment OF the assessment
may lie paid within three years after sad lCdgment
by aytrig I'm ada tion here the interest thereon
nj the rate OF six 90 per cent Ter annum from the
date OF The last ayment
IL the n II lnstalment Is mot paid at the end Of
from the date OF the Judgement of the
assessment with the City Treasurer the whole
assessment then be collected with interest
therefrom at the rate OF six (G per per aunum
and expenses OF collection.
ID. l.. ID. GRANGER City Treasurer.
mr20-im
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SAILS AND AWNINGS.

IILLSoN & FOLSOM SAIL, AWNING AND
~ Tent Makers, "a South Water ST., Providence,
X. l. Telephone 1929.
~ ]. FALES. SAILS. TENTS AND COVERS
L. South v ater St, cor. Ward. Providence, X.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-23
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PUBLIC HEARING,
once OF the Clerk Of Committees.

once OF the Clerk OF Committees.
CITY Hall, Providence March IL, 1898:
ne JOINT Committee of the tity Council on Kall-
roads 20 whom was referred the application OF the
Union kallroad company. asking foF permission 20
lay ana MAINTAIN rails ana also 20 erect poles and
malntaln wires thereon for the purpose OF con-
dnctlng currents OF electricity for motive power
Tor railroad purposes on the following streets, viz
oyer street. from Market square 10 Eddy street.
IN Eddy street from Dyer street 20 coanect with its
resent track ll said Eddy street; aud also IN kduy
3 rect from Thurber's avenue 10 Broad street
Friendship street, from Richmond street TO Dor
rance street.
ship street from Richmond street 10 Dyer street.
ana also. IN Brown street, from Waterman street
Hereby give notice that they will give Public
Tearing upon said petition in Committee Room II,
t1ty han. on SAL URDAN, March 20, 1898, at
o'clock m,.when al parties interested are hereby
notned 10 appear, IL they shall t, aud be heard
uereOn. A plan showing the points at which II Is
desired TO erect poles may be at this Office.
by order OF the Committee,
GEORGE l.. NOSE,
ID. II. HAYDEN Chairman.
Clerk OF Committees mrlS-6t
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Oos Glborabo Der Ier3te.
sSn China lit ieSer S~taatsbarser per-
phidtet, eine1 Sausar3t st 9alter iuo,
mas aud uidt untpt9ti8 lit, ibut etn
bejtimmtes tarmdbises 9onorar tn ba9s
len. Tir bic 3ett. mo man frarf TT.
wirb POM 9onorar Gin entipre4enoer
Ibeil ebge,osen, baulit bic Msr3te itd
befeibisen, lire 4atienten iobalb OILS
m5elia iuieber geiunb au MAIDEN. yhir
oieienisen slsr3te, Die 3ugieid Wtit9lies
Der obcr Gorreipoubeuten 9elebrter me-
bi,iuiiher Mfabemien finb, biirfet obne
Gtmbuee am Sonorar arbetten uIlo TIRE
Yatienten langiam 9enclen lalen. Sel
4atieut braudt iis freilid nidt ielbil
fir ibre 0enliibunsen 81 honortrer
Dos thut ftatt ieiner bte Nfabemie.
bersn Wtit0lieb Der Nr3t 1T, fobalo q
uahweiit, baE er biuerie 1,eue Wtttte
an, arauien probirt unb bic Heiultat'
ueraei4net bat. Da In China ieoe1
ila}iifitrt lit. oelten bic drjtltden 1are'
muir fnr Merate, bte NIT ben Yatientcl
auf elm uub berielben &an8ituie ftebeu
Isr,te b6beren @anses finb In tbrel
Sonorarforberungen unbef4rdntt I'M
e 1T fhon oft bo0emeieu. baf Tatten
ten be ibner, oeletitete dr5tlt4e QtIt
NIT ibreui batben 0ermbgeu be5oble
musten. lieberbaupt ftebt ft4 tebe
Qrst tn Gbina u,aterteu pprtre6lt9 ra
tpurbe 60 lttt fhr m6eli4 halter, Do
in benz atpilifrten @eftsa iabr!t9 bur
bsrttauf.nbe pon 6r,tltd3en Dei,1he
rar ntdt bonortrt meroeu.
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9euft ihr aaraR

mas Sbr mittnebmen iullt. tuenn Sbr
ouf Die notwithstanding sebt? Cure
gusrhauna iuirb nidt uoiftanois lelt
phue cine Siaihe BON Ghamberlain's
eolic., Gboteras uuo 0iarrboe- SfemsOp.
Ser @edIet Der Oiat uno bes Ballers.
Grmantuns unb unreselmdB'sfs'ten
uShrenb bes IusIus tueroen heinaBe
Ther 0iarrbce lerpOrrufen. nno cine
ose: siusi Doien BON cbiseml Mtittei be-
uahren guh Dor ~ernitcr aranfbeit UNI
pieaeidt erobeu Soften. @erldant e.
Guh DO. Der Ibreiie. % uno so Gts
alaSdsn bel @altsr 8ros. 9rues''ts
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8 N SraSfims 8.
Boa q. boa NesatbsD.

Sluilenos8 2i9t!
gSsdeit hu wieeer nad @intsrsIeiee
Rings Nun bic ruhenoe, tr6urneube paioe,
&iiief ibr rofig bas file @eiht?
S9edeif i'm Eaibe lcdenes eisocr,
Snoipenbes Sriiu an fnorrigen HreoerP
Gel mir seeriiBt, bu intbenSsS 9itt!
GdmeitelRbe 2uft!
W,eseft on Wicoer aui idiimmernoea
Wo9eu
DIi6tiae Gaiter, bent 8erfer ertHogen,
9ruufen Dom 2bou unb Der Sliithen
3uft?
SudDeft eu pieeer init iiben Sdmer;en,
@iit Sebneu NIB 9ieben Der Renlten
Ser;en?
Giess, ib frinfe bid, idmeidcince &nit!
Ssr;e, bab' Adt!
9erne pom Cen; nad) triibsu Tassn
SeIig ;u iinseu unb Slithen ;u tragen,
Werte. ME 6ea er entseger1 Dir iaat-
gSas eu aud trugeit on @intsrsIsice,
@ieber in 8litben itebst bic Saibe:
Ssr;e, bab' Aft!
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sotarru Tam ni9t furirt ,psrben burd
locale gpplieatioaen, ba lie ben Sie Der
sronfbeit uidt errsiden tonnsr. Satarre
it cine glut. oesr Contributions s8rantbe't,
unb nm lie III beilsn, maFt Sbr inrerllae
s,ilmittsl nsbmm. .9aa's Gatarrb : Snr
m;rb Elm aenommen nab tpirft aui bas Slut
uub bic Idleimnse Sberfdde. 9aus
| sotorrb. a,lr III fetne Suatialber NeD'slr''
eie wurSe Seit Sobreu pom eineus Der belterl
| aer;te blsiss 9aaSss nerorohsf uno " ."
rssslmasiss5 5fec'pt. gle bsits0t y Osn
bsfisn %fefannten 8uniea, uerbanoen mn osn
bciten neutrality-suspicious.. be oireet u
bic e6leimObsrFdde mirfsn. DE pou!Om.
meme @~erbiubuns Der smsi Seltanoteelie y
es mar iofa munpsrpoae 6sinltate Del Os
hsiluns pom aatarrb .berDorbrinst. saB
gud 3eusmiiis umionif ididsn.
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Die 9erfsnfGnnr.

uSerr," iprab abbulla1 uno trat
NIT isiner Shweiter Satme Dor bert
Gtdterftubl, On pirit DID pisletdt
nod bes tapiersn abbaS e%ntit1nea, Der
Dor breibig Sabren itarb. st mar
unier Yatcr nno bintcrlieb ms Veioet
III aleideu Tbcilen a1le feline Sabe. bic
mir bis iebt semeiniam senoMen Wobl
if Satme lett eini9en Sabren miirrilh
urb sdnfiid aber id CAB ftetS mad,
neil ih ben 6riebrn ltebe. Nut ieooh
habe Id MIR Dor Sltr;em bic idDne
Soraibe o(s @raut eripablt uno ges
Sadte ilr biele foitbare Yerlenidnur
oils @ei6enf 5u 9sben-oas tbeuerite
QnSenfen, peldcs td) BOT, meinem 8ater
Bette benn ct bra6te fie mir, als id
ihnf Sabre aft mar, bon ether Hel1e
nit, u11b isit6sm 1T ie metn Gi9entburl:
Satme iebph bebauptet, aud bieS let
elm @rbitiid unfereS VaterS nnb tie
hobe baber stnfprud auf bic 9dlfte.
: Seine meiner 8oriislluneen bilft-iie
bleibt bel ilrem 8erlangea /; 1ii9t etfpa
Der Yerleu pe9en-o neiii, tt rpetB te9r
pohl, uur lin, metuer Braut uno mir
Die Srenbe 3a pe%rSerben ; ben1 r1eins
Sdmelter rpill ui9t, bab bic iun9e
2oratbe ols Serrin ein3iebe III unfer
Vaterbaus !-Shun, petier 3abi, ri9te!'
per aabi usiste ietu 9aupt, banu
irug er: ,Satme. lit Iues 10, ipt'
Defn 9rubsr fagt?" -.
nNnes lit TO- ent9e9nete iie, pbts
aui feline Bebauptnns. bic Ysrlsntd1!u'
: aeb5rte linn alletn! Womtt Mil Ct be.
! ipetien, bas fe Der 8ater ibm i4enite !
J SO b~eltrsits bas unb pertanse r1etii'
Sdifte ;-narum i9 bas tbue, 1T fa1
Seiueu Ritteriprud sleid9ilttal
,Otun, a~bSuaab,~ lpanbte iit Be
Z suot an bieieu. nhaft On lsbeno
: 1suaeu oSer clue 5drtft, nm bar
Sntbun, baB Dir Dein Water bic Yerle'
sab?"
SD babe nitts bsrslsi9en !" ent
aegnetc Der &ldser.
Damn frsili9 ftebt bic Sade itltmr
fur Ot1!" iprad Der &abt. ~S4 @aat'
Sas iebs ID, motif Sbr Gu9 ni9t pei
te slei9en. 10 baB patme stpa oo4 Vel
r fitr ihren Mntbeil nibme. -"
,gtein." rief fte badmifden, lid nj
u Die S6lite Der Perleul L
sr ,Guf," fubr Der &idter tort III
IL ipinfte ieinem S1reiber. 10 inub /
Elm YrotpfoG bieriiber nit Sud au{nsl
men unb bann bas rrtbctt fallen
r. 9prid, Deflagts: Gu betBeit Datne-
ME piel Sabre aablit Dmp" Da muir
es file psrlessu, itOdte. iests mebrtila
an. tdrptss aber bod. rWie alt b
n. Dup niebarbolts Der 3aei. rRsoe
d. -Gnbli9 a~nttportete lie lette NIT ger
thetem @sii6te: rIhtnnh,fpattj
as Sabre oft bin i'd"
en- ySo?" fa9te Der 8idter nrb lddel
ne l6lau. ,9iermit iprefe i'd sie gan
Ell. pertenianur fraft @sieses benz y
bulfab allein ;u. 9inlm fie bin, 81
st. ger, unb siehe rubia Deiner Ws9
Satms lit gar ni9t Define S9pelts
is. 6enn abbas fiarb Dor bretBtg Sobrr
uls .iie lit erfr aataneatpahais Ssat
altls
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aft, 700 sluii6en So NIB 100 Sabre
uno 1a7 iber 100 Sabre. Oa man BEL
ben fri;nrren @otfs5Gbtanscr aImabl!d
Die @rIai, rri5 gtmuGt bate, caB Die
;2abl Ger Qunbcrtiabrisen bur9 falide
9lnaa5en itsis 81 BOD mar, ,uuroe Bel
Der 8dbiuns BON 1885 uub ebeuio Bel
Der upu 1890 BEL jrber ein;etrcu Ser.
ion, bic i6r SITTER nli 100 Sabre uno
mcbr angssebm batts, cine belonoere
&ldirass scbaltcn, ipobci lib beraus'
Ieute, oaB i'm Sabre 1885 81 b. g.,
i'm Sabre 1890 81 p. $. Der auseblid
Sunoertia9risen junsereu @lterstlaien
ansebDrtcn. Gs idieoen 1890 bon Den
lat Sansertiibrigeu Is aug, ton oereu
tbatiadlid 13 So big uater 100 Sabre.
II 9o-95 Sabre uno Al nod iur9er
,paren. Gie 5abi Ssr iiber 100 Sabre
Nlteu betrus aiIO in Siifiidteit nur u
seseu 81 in Sabre 1885; lie bat allo
uidt unerbetlid atsenommcn. Sin
gerslei9 sir @eiammtbeoDlferuns err
aiebt, RAP BON elmer MiIion 8erioncr
,rei I'm Miter ucn iibtr 100 Sabre ilt
%beIanOen.
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