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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-06-11
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
STATE LAND oFFIc

STATE LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, NEW April %, 1893. l
NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN state of Nevada. under the act Of Con-
gress approved June 10. 1880 l2l Stats. 2S7l, has
fled in the United States and ONCE at Carson
City, Nevada, List No. 200 of lands selected un-
der said Act, and has applied for a patent for
said lands; that a part of said list Ia open to the
public for inspection, and a copy thereof, by
descriptive subdivisions, has been posted In n
convenient place In said United States and
ONCE for the inspection of all persons inter
ested ami the public generally.
Within the next sixty days following the date
Of this notice protests or contests against the
claim of said State OF Nevada to any tract or
subdivision described In the list,o n the ground
that the same is more valuable for mineral than
agricultural purposes will be received and
noted by the Register and Receiver Of the Uni
ted States Land Office at Carson City, Nevada,
for report to the General Land ONCE at wash
ington, d.. C.
The following are the subdivision describ-
ed. to-wit; n. f. u OF s. W. 4 Sec. 81, t. II N.
r.. 81 e., NJ. d. b. d MO acres.
A. G.. PRATT,
State Land Register OF the State Of Nevada.
Date of first insertion May 7th 1898 low.
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FROM ALL OVER the STATE.
SUMMARYOFTHENE WS
AS GATHERED FROM OUR BN-
CHANGES.

Superintendent Adams of the Carson
mint, who has been very i'll, is improv-
ing.
Gold going $40. "a to the was
recently marketed at the Carson mint
from the Maylower mine at Como
A petition with 90 names has been
sent in to have a company of the Ma
tional Guard formed at Lovelock.
The engineers of the Winnemucca
horse killing and canned ''corn beer
plant have secured 5000 head OF horses
for slaughtering.
The politicians were in Carson doing
business this week and it is asserted
that headquarters have been moved
from San Francisco to u capitol.
J. III. Deegan is in with gold bullion
from the Pueblo mine at DEMO, valued
at 81, 500. Humboldt county has lots
of other mines that could be made To
pay well If worked with the vim and
energy of those at DEMO.
A carload of silver bullion was ship
ped from the Carson mint to the San
Francisco mint yesterday. 1t was IN
charge of a squad of Wells, Fargo mes
sengers.
A Reno candidate for Commissioner
is working up a boom by sprinkling the
streets gratis. Irrigation is the favor
ite method up here, also, but whisky Is
the material used, and it never reaches
the streets ther.-virginia Report.
The colors presented to the Nevada
Volunteer troop by Carson residents
are OF orange silk with bullion fringe
trimmings bearing the State coat of
arms on the field with the words NE
vada" and presented by the people Of
Carson City" painted below the coat of
arms,
About 3:15 o'clock Thursday MORN
ing OF last week, passenger train No. ,
ran into the rear end OF a freight extra
about two miles east of Winnemucca.
The eaboose of the freight train was
smashed to pieces and the passenger
engine was somewhat damaged. The
trainmen escaped without serious in
jury.
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CHERRY CHEEK ITEMS.

DR.. j. Alfred Ascher and Miss Josie
Kelly were married in Carson City, May
oath. Their many friends In Cherry
Creek congratulate them and wish them
all the joy that belongs to a happy mar
ried life.
Charley Tippett, a miner, well known
in this and many other mining camps,
died very suddenly in Eureka, Utah, on
the 18th ult.
Chris Peterson of Eureka, New, ar
rived in town this week and has joined
tho busy force at Egan canyon extract
ing gold orc. =
Developments in the North Noun
tain Co.'S mines are ~uncovering splendid
bodies of high grade gold quartz.
The finest stereoptican exhibition
that eyer came to this town will be seen
the night before the 4th of July,
The various committees have ar
ranged to have a grand time on July
4th. Horse races, foot races, games,
orations by local celebrities, music by
our best talent, winding up with a grand
ball. See advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDermid and some
lady guests are visiting with US for a
few days. Mr.. McDermid reports the
lamb crop as most excellent, the best
in his experience.
Mr.. Tom Bradley has succeeded in
making some purchases of cattle in our
valley, including Chas Greene's and
Jno. Borcherts.
Mrs. Jacob Cameron has gone to Salt
Lake City for medical treatment.
Several freight teams were loaded
this week with ore from Star mine for
delivery at Wells and Toano,
A prospector named Clarke from
Reno, has been examining the various
springs in this and adjoining valleys for
deposits Of nitre, but so far without sue
cess. He has now moved on to Deep
Creek.
Mr.. House of Ely has succeeded Frank
Leach in the butchering business. Mr..
House is . irst-class mar and a scien-
tiic meat cutter. We hope to see him
prosper.
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Tine editor OF a paper in Nevada Is in
hiding in the hills, In hopes OF saving
his life, which is threatened to be taken
from him as a result of getting the re-
ports of a cattle show and a concert
mixed up. The article, when in his pa
per read: 1.-THE concert, given by six
teen Of Carson Sink Lakes most beau
tiful young ladies was highly appreci-
ated. They sang in the most charming
manner, winning the plaudits of the
audience who pronounced them the fin
est herd Of short horns in the countI v.
A few are Of a rich brown color. but
the majority arc spotted, brown and
white. Several of the heifers are able
bodied, fine limbed animals, and prom
ise 10 he good mixers. "-Ex.
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EUREKA ITEMS.
Sentinel oil the 9TH.

Sentinel of the It'll.
Hank Cronant came home from his
trip to Ely early in the week, and re-
ports that activity and enterprise is
stirring up that part of old White Pine.
When quizzed as to whether he found
any school teachers over there, no had
nary a word to say.
Andrew Riordan, Aeneas Riordan,
Harry Lewis and George Lewis, who
have been attending the University at
Reno, arrived in Eureka last Saturday
en- route to their homes on white River,
White Pine county, to spend their Sum-
mer vacation.
Lew Sharp, Of Little Cherry Creek,
aud A. D. Geer, Of Hike, Lincoln coun.
ty, were in town Wednesday. They
have recently closed a cattle deal with
]. A. Painter, and are now on their way
to Eiko to deliver the cattle. The bunch
numbers 275 head and viii be shipped
to Omaha.
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SAMPSON AWAITS
THE ARMY.
Coast of Santiago in the Hands
of the Americans.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES OF THE WEEK
FROM THE RENO GAZETTE TO
THE WHITE PINE NEWS.


NEW YORK, June "a special from
Kingston, Jamaica, says 5000 Z. ..
troops we're landed near Santiago to-day
under the protection Of sampson s
guns. -.
CAPE HATIEN, June 6.-Early this
morning heavy ~cannonading was heard
IN the direction of Port Aguandores.
Adyices received at 100 l.. NJ. say tho
bombardment continues. Rear-AGinlr-
nj Sampson Is negotiating for h e&-
change OF Hobson and his party Tor
Spanish prisoners now at Fort MePhor-
0 n
WASHINGTON, June G.-The Navy
Department has posted dispatch IRON
Admiral Dewey at Manila that says the
Insurgents have gained several victories
over tho Spanish this week in Caylte
nroyince and have taken 30 officers n
iSO0 men prisoners.
All the London papers speak IN the
highest terms of the Merrimae exploit
and Ceryera s chivalry.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, June -
son and his hero crew of the Merrimac
were saved in the following manners:
Unable, after the sinking of their Q $
sell, to make their way back under the
storm of shot and shell, they rowed into
the harbor to the Spanish flagship and
they we're taken on board. The Span
ish Admiral, under q flag OF truce, sent
word to the American Admiral offering
to exchange the prisoners, adding that
in tho meantime Hobson and his party
would be treated with the greatest
kindness.
WASHINGTON, June 4th.-The Navy
Department received and posted the
following bulletin: Mole, 'Hayti, sue
ceeded in sinking the Merrlmac in San
tiago channel at 4 p. NJ. June Bird. This
was carried out most calamity under
the command OF Naval Constructor
Hobson and seven men. By a flag OF
truce from the Spanish Admiral Ger
vera sent in recognition Of their BRAY
cry. | am informed that all are prison
ers of war and two slightly wounded.
Request authority to approve exchange
If possible between these and Spanish
prisoners at Atlanta. Six OF tho span
ish squadron in harbor of Santiago I'M
able TO avoid capture or being destroy
cd Signed, SAMPSON.
WASHINGTON, June 4th.--The VOL
colt Amendment has been adopted. Ii
provides for the coinage of all silver
bullion in the Treasury at the rate Of not
less than four million a month and
the issuance of Il part of tho seignor-
age derived, of not exceeding forty-twc
million. in silver certificates,
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TUESDAY.

CAPE HAYTIEN, June THE eight
ing before and in the vicinity OF Santi-
ago Yesterday was continued early this
morning and until noon. Tho Ameri-
can fleet discharged 1900 projectiies at
the Notifications, which were practical
ly demolished, The American troops
landed at q small town east of Santiago
after a sharp battle with the Spanish
column sent to oppose Thorn. Five
Spanish officers we're killed including
the Colonel and many infantry and sea-
men were killed and wounded. The
Reina Mercedes was sunk while attemp-
ing to plant explosives around the sub
merged Merrimac. 1t is also reported
the Maria Theresa has been sunk.
MOLE ST. NICHOLAS, HAYTI, June
6th.-Advices reached here to-day from
the flagship New York of Santiago de
Cuba and forwarded at 4 o'clock Sun
day afternoon says there Is no truth In
the report from Port Antonio, Jamaica
that the Spanish torpedo-boat destroy
er Terror, has been sunk by the U. 5.
~battleship Oregon.
WASHINGTON, June 7th.-It Is said
here that no troops have yet been sent
and II a collision occurred near Santi-
ago 1t was probably between the Span
ish and our marines sent to land arms
and siege guns. The news so far re-
ceived is all from a Spanish source. 1t
Is believed the Americans have been
wholly victorious.
NOTE.-The Reina Mercedes Is a
cruiser Of 5000 tons displacement. Car
ries 6 6-inch guns in her main battery
and has a speed OF II knots. The Ma
ria Theresa is an armored cruiser OF
1000 IONS displacement; carries two H.
inch guns and 10 8 5-10 inch rapid fire
guns in her main battery. She has a
speed of 20 knots.
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Lincoln County Indictments.

The Grand Jury at Phoebe returned
four indictments on Wednesday OF last
week. Two were against Daniel Man
dich, one charging larceny, the other
receiving stolen goods, both relating
to a lot of gold cyanides, alleged to
have been stolen from the April Fool
mill and marketed by him In Salt Lake.
Robt. Bonds was charged with at
tempting to kill, and an indictment for
rape was returned against Pierce Nc
Cutie.
The Carson improvement Club has
secured a reduction of IL per cent from
the Southern Pacific Company on pas
senger traffic between Central Pacific
points and the State capitol,
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A BATTALION FROM NEVADA.
The National Guard VIII Very
Likely Be Called Upon.

Representative Newlands, who has
been endeavoring to get the War De-
partment to give Nevada an opportunity
to furnish a battalion OF infantry, tele-
graphs as follows:
WASHINGTON, June 3, 1898.
GOVERNOR REINHOLD SADLER, Car
son City, Nevada: Assurance has been
given that q battalion of infantry will
be accepted, but announcement will not
be made until next week.
FRANCIS G.. NEwLANDS.
This is the opportunity which the
National Guardsmen OF the State have
been awaiting so impatiently, and if
the call for a battalion is made they
viii doubtless all have a chance to en-
list.
There Is much speculation as to the
course that will be pursued in organic
ing the battalion, but the probable one
seems to be that four companies will be
recruited from the six militia companies
now existing In the State.
Under the recently adopted regula-
tions Of the War Department compan-
les OF volunteers will hereafter be re-
cruited up to 106 men each, the maxi
mum limit. The six companies in the
State arc each short OF that number OF
men, but the total OF 424 men required
could easily be raised from the six.
On the other hand, four company or
CARNATIONS may be accepted as they
stand, and be recruited up, but this
would surely raise a protest from the
two companies ignored Silver State.
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HAMILTON NOTEs

John Welsh OF Ely, Is visiting here
this week.
The Currant mail route has been sub
lot to Peter Schaefer.
c. A. Walker and Peter North OF
Stockville, were In town last week.
The entertainment that was given by
the Hamilton Dramatic Club last week
was q success and another n is talked
Of for June 18th.
Tom Rosovear, accompanied by his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Joe Rosevear, were
in town last Sunday.
A. Muir has laid a new line Of water
,ipes tom the springs TO town. This
was quito necessary as the old ores
needed repairing every little while.
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KEY WEST, June 9.-There Is Il per-
sistent rumor here that three Spanish
war ships have succeeded in forcing
their way into Havana harbor.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.-The second
expedition of troops bound for Manila
sailed Wednesday. 1t is said here that
the Charleston is bound for Ladrone
Island instead Of Manila. 1.-THE La
drone Islands are a small group of is
lands owned by the Spanish, lying about
800 miles east Of the Philippines.
KINGSTON, June 9th.-Tho ends OF
the severed cables have been placed on
huoys nv Sampson 10 facIitete moon
nection.
WAsHINGTON. June a.-lti : Lo.. av-
lieyed that the first endorsements for
Sampson have arrived of Santiago,
consisting 81 500 marines. They will
land and take possession Of points in
tended for landing the army of occupa-
ton.
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DNBsD

HAVANA, June S.-The insurgents
to-day dynamited a passenger train
which was derailed and the cars over
thrown.
MADRID, June SIT is reported here
that Captain Philips of the battleship
Texas was killed in Mondays lombard
ment. 1t is not confirmed. All nego-
tiations for a foreign loan have utterly
failed. 1t is said the Bank OF Spain
win make further advances.
WASHINGTON, June 8th.-In part
Of a dispatch from Sampson made pub
lie here to-day he says: Works were
silenced quickly without injury to US"
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As nasty a mess as one would care to
stir up anywhere, was developed last
week in Carson in the course Oh what
was called an investigation OF charges
made against Supt. Beebe OF the Or
phans' Home. The charges were pre-
ferred by one Chas. r. Day, a former
emnloyee of the institution. He alleges
that Beebe treated the children under
his care with cruelty, and countenanced
the open immoral relations of the seam
stress OF the Home, Miss Stock, with
bows who we're inmates. The discharge
of EMPLOYEES for political reasons is also
alleged.
The investigation was begun last
Thursday before the Board OF Directors
of the Home, consisting OF Surveyor
General Pratt, State Treas. Westerheld
and State Supt. Cutting. The tcsti-
mony. while 1t failed TO establish the
charges, was full of r~ecriminations and
dearly showed that there has becn a
,otten condition OF affairs somewhere.
Last Friday night, during the hearing,
Attorney Woodburn, who represented
Mr.. Day, and Commissioners Cutting
engaged in a fight and A. Stock, broth
er of Miss Stock, and State Printer
Mccarthy drew revolvers but shooting
was averted by a stampede OF ladies'.
Surveyor General Pratt resigned from
the Craftsmanship of the Board and
State Treasurer westerfeld, in answer
ing charges made by Pratt, publicly
that he and his colleague
Cuttine. removed Grimmon, the former
Superintendent Of the home n ap-
pointed Mr.. Beebe. on purely political
GROUNDS.
Sam Davis reviews the situation IN
the following vein:
1.-The two squadrons in the Orphans
Home engagement have drawn OIL to
secure more coal and repair their
smokestacks. Both sides claim a VIC
tory to their boards of strategy.
II is said that the fleets commanded
~ -
by Commodore MCGOWAN and Rear
Admiral Cutting are arranging for an
other engagement.
The Stock Bros. are getting a new
armament of rapid fire guns, but Cen
eral Woodburn will, if he again goes
into the fray, be armed fore n all
with a twenty-six inch Blaekthorn In
stead of a three pound Blackstone.
The land office force, commanded by
General Pratt, have drawn of and viii
not take part in any future engage
ments.
The protected cruiser Westerfield Of
the Washoe delegation is lying under
the lee OF the Treasury safe and is for
tifying the reserves.
The monitor Beebe win salute the
board by the discharge of cooks on the
landboard and sideboard batteries.
Tho steamer Mccarthy is being fit
ted out with torpedo tubes, and the
venue cutter day is fitting out for an
other raid ON the lawn. Whether he
will throw kisses from outside the har.
Dor or boldly sail up the channel Is not
stated
Whatever may be the result of the
investigation of these particular charges
one thing is sure, the most OF our pres.
emit State officials have been tried be-
fore the people and found wanting. Il
the next Silver Party convention does
its duty, it win turn down the biggest
part of the bunch.
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Once Tried, Always Used.

II we sell ono bottle Of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, we seldom fail TO sell
the same person n when It Is again
neudod. Indeed, it has hccome the
faraily medicine of this 'own, for coughs
and colds, and wo recommend IL b cansn
of its established merits-Jos. r. HAIR
NED, Prop. Oakland Pharmacy, Oak
land, Nd. Sold by F. VI. Clark
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NOTICE.
Sale of Real Estate.
IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND
FOR EUREKA COUNTY,

VNTHE MATTER Of THE GUARDIANSHIP
Il Of chas. r. Hancock, Violet ]. Hancock
and Pearl NJ. Hancock, minors.
TrNDEs AUTHORITY OF AN ORDER OF
- Sale granted by the Third Judicial Dis
trict Court of the State of Nevada, In and for
Eureka county, dated June list 1893, | will sell
at private sale the following described real es-
tate, to-wit: An undivided one-half interest
in and to that certain ranch commonly known
as aud called the Warm Springs Ranch, and
all Improvements thereon, situated In Newark
valley, white Pine county, State Of Nevada.
The sale will be made on or after June 9th
1898, and bids win be received at the ofise Of
Geo. A. Bartlett, Eureka, Eureka county, state
OF Nevada.
MRS, NJ. HANCOCK, Guardian
of the persons and estate OF chas. r. Hancock.
ct al. inors Dated June and 1899
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Sn~mEcilain's Pain Balm mas no
equal as a household liniment. 1t Is the
best remedy known for rheumatism,
lame back, neuralgia; while for sprains,
cuts, bruises, burns, scalds and sore
throat, 1t is invaluable. Wertz g. Pike
merchants, Fernandina, Fla, write:
y~Nveryone who buys a bottle OF Cham
: claims Remedies, comes back and
say it is the best medicine he has ever
used" % and so emit per bottle at
clsrk's drug store.
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Treasurer's Notice Of Sale.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
- sfthe Board Of County Commissioners of
White Pine county, State OF Nevada, made and
entered OF record on the 9th day Of June, 1895,
Notice Is hereby given that I Will sell at /.
O'Clock noon on MosDAY the nth day ofJuLY
1898, to the highest and best bidder ior cash in
bids will be received for less than $50
all the right, title and interest Of white Pine
county, State Of Nevada, in and to that certain
real estate known as "The old Jackson Lodg
ing House and Lott on Main street. Hamilton.
White Pine county. Nevada.
Dated-Ely, Nevada. June II. 1898.
n. WILLIAMSON.
County treasurer.
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letter. Sail. Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting, inci-
DENT to these diseases, is instantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. 1t
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples,
chapped hands. chilblains, frost bitep
and chronic sore eyes. 90 cts. per box.
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nr. Cady's Condition Powders, are
just what q horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put a
horse In prime condition. Price 20
cents per package.
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Notice-.T.F. Brand.

DHE UNDERSIGNED Is THE OWNER OF
aChattel Mortgage covering all the cat
tie branded 7. +. ranging In White Pine coun-
ty. Nevada; also the increase OF such cattle.
NJ. B. GARAGHAN,
Ely, Nevada. December 10th. 1897, II.
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For Rent

THE LIVERY & FEED STABLE AT
Cherry Greek, known as Wearne's Stable,
with accommodation for 90 horses. At
tacbe1 to which are extensive ~torrals for
stock and hay. Immediate POSSESSION
can be had. Apply to tho proprietor,
JoHNW EARsE,
Cherry Creek, N svada
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TFA
FOR PASSE GERS, MAIL. Bag
-GAGB and EMPRESS
FIFTY HOURS BETWEEN ELY AND
SAN FRANCISCO in each direction.

FARE-Ely TO Palisadc, or vice versa. sl7.OO.
Round trip tickets $50. One hundred aud fifty
pounds 81 baggage allowed Tree between Pail
SADIE and Eurekn. The fare from Palisade to
San Francisco Is t24.l0in each direction.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-07
BISMARCK

No hace mucho que los periodicos de
Londres dieron la noticia de que ell
gran canciller de hierro habfa muerto.
La noticia, pesar de su procedeneia
inglesa, no era cierta,si bien sc acercaba
mucho la verdad, desgraciadamente.
Bismarck ha estado enfermo de suma
gravedad, y su salud en- delicadisima,
segun leemos en- los periodioos alema-
mes.
Sufre horribles neuralgias faciales, y
despues de tan rudos y agudfsimos ata-
ques queda en- una excitacion nerviosa
extremadfsima.
Asfstele de continue con cello admi-
rable su amigo ell sablo professor Sche
weninger.
Sabido es que, desde que Bismarck
dej@ ell poder, vive en- su casa de cam
po en- Friedrichsruhe.
No sc separa del canciller su hiia,
la condesa de Rantzau, que vive con
Bismarck desde hace tres amos, cuando
ocurrio la muerte de la esposa del gran
hombre de Estado.
El dfa de Ano Nuevo fu6 visitado
por Ell conde Herberto ell conde Gui-
llermo de Bismarck, que permanecieron
junto al anciano algunos dfas.
En- dichc dfa recibio ell canciller al
gunas comisiones, que fueron a felici-
tarle, pero Sc excitaba tanto al hablar
que ell medico lie. e.impidio continuase,
prescindiendo de tales recepciones.
Los hijos del canciller Sc encargaron
de este trabajo.
Ell Emperador lie visit6 su vuelta de
Kiel.
-Estoy encantado-dijo Guillermo
1I-al verle derecho y fuerte como un
roble. Alteza, soportais con verdadero
brio ell peso de los a1os.. cada vez
me recordais a mi ilustre abuelo, al
cual con tanta y tan celosa diligencia y
con tanta gloria servisteis.
-Sf, ST. ..-respondio Bismarck
estoy bien, muy bien.. estarfa me-
ior 81 me dejasen intervenir en- los ne
gocios phblicos. pero no me dejan.
senior. =. no me dejan.