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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-11-30
Mineral Application.
no. Ills.
UNITE , STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, Ney. Nov. u. ll

tAhStN NtN. NOV. -, lHu1
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Giroux Con soldated Mines Company by
Louis Fraser, its Attorney in fact whose post
Office address is Kimberly, White Pine county
Nevada, has made application for pate nj for
1900 it on the ORA MINE, situated in Robinson
Mining District White Pine County, Nevada
and described in the official field notes and plat
on Il lie in this office follows: Beginning at
cor No /, whence SW cor See 9, T Ii n, r 62 l.,
NJ d NJ, bears 5 80 deg min W 25I7 o it: thence
n "a deg ~ min + SO il to cor No .: thence y
80 deg ID min + 3l2 1t TO cor No 3, thence Il
deg "a min 6S7. . fl 10 cor NO 4: thence y u
deg Al min L 7Da.g IT to cor No ); thence ~ deg
IA min + G0i.j il To cor No o; thence q deg Al
min W l5Oi.5 II tn cor No :; thence "A deg IA
min " $40 fl - cor No l, place OF beginning.
Containing ld5S acres The location OF this
mine is recorded in book l. pages $50 660 White
Pine County Mining Records. adjoining
claimants Josie and Wedge.
o. II. GALLUP,
Register
First pub. dated Nov. 30. 1905
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-11-30

Go to the masquerade ball this
evening in the Ely hall and have
one of the jolliest times of the
season.
Pay your taxes today. They be-
come delinquent Monday, and ten
per cent will be added by law on all
delinquent taxes,
Mrs. A. d. Campton and two
daughters, Bessie and Irene, after
an absence of two months, during
which time the principal places of
interest on the coast and in Mexico
were visited, returned home We'd
nesday.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-11-30
Chapped Hands

Wash your hands with warm
water, dry with a towel and APP
ply Chamberlains Salve just be-
fore going to bed, and a speedy
cure is certain. This salye is
also unequaled for skin diseases
For sale by F. M. Clark.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-11-30
Local Items Of Interest


Wm. Phillips little girl, who was
quite sick at Copper Flat last week,
Is up and around again.
Mrs. \. c. Oily, who has been
confined to her room for several
DAYS with a severe ailment, is con-
valescent
George Larsen, who recently un-
derWent a surgical operation for an
abscess at Copper Flat, is rapidly
recovering.
Owing to the depth of the snow
between Ely and Osceola. the mail
from Garrison was brought in on
horse back Monday.
Mrs. Bella Baird and family have
moved into the Merger house on
Court street, where they will re-
main tor the winter.
X. c. McCracken, chief engineer
at the mines al Copper Flat, has
been confined to his room for sew
eral DAYS with severe cold.
Gabriel Zanoli, who has been in
feeble health all summer, is now in
critical condition and little hope
is entertained for his recovery. =
Mrs. G. Remmen's little one
year-old child was very i'll for sew
eral days last week at Copper
Flat. but is now much improved.
] P Horsley the Preston farmer
and stone mason, visited few days
this week with his daughter, Mrs.
W A. Shallenbarger, at the Ruth
mine.
Albert Mcknight, who has been
working on a contract on the Tip
| Top group of claims, was brought
to town Monday and is con fined to
his bed with a slight attack of
pneumonia.
Frank McNulty of the Nevada
stables was sent out Tuesday by
| W. r Graham to meet a team from
| Eureka loaded with turkeys and
craubcrrys. in order to have them
here in time for our Thank sgiving
dinner today.
The Ladies' Aid Society will
serve a supper i'll the Mission Hall,
Wednesday evening. Dec s, for the
PURPOSE Of raising funds for
, Christmas tree for the children.
re- price Of the supper will be so
cents a plate.
1ff. 3. T. Bone, head ok-keep-
e. OF the Nevada Con. Copper Co.
Il Copper Flat, has foresworn noe
turaal strolls. While enjoying the
crisp mountain air one dark night
last week, Mr.. Bone had his reveries
suddenly interrupted by coming
in contact with the limb of a cedar
tree. with the result that the tree
has less bark than formerly, and
Mr. Bones face is in the same con-
dition
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-29
MORE OF THE
beautiful" TODAY
Snow Covers the Ground, and
the Farm and Garden
RaiSers Are Happy.
SHEEP RAISERS FEAR RESULTS

And once more the beautiful snow
has descended upon Albuquerque, COW
ering this part of the country with q
mantle of white, probably an inch in
depth.
The old saying that IT'S an III wind
that blows nobody good is eXempli-
fed in the several snow falls that
have visited this section of the coun-
try lately, and that there are two sides
to the question of its good or in ef-
fects is evident from the following
interviews:
The farmers throughout the valley
are rejoicing at the plentiful fall of
snow this winter. Enough has fallen
aleardy, they claim, TO insure an am
pie water supply for the coming
spring.
A. l.. Megargan. a prosperous farm
er from the Rio GTande valley, who
was a visitor in Albuquerque today,
in speaking of the matter said:
The amount of snow that has al
ready fallen insures the valley a plen-
tiful supply of moisture for next
spring, whether it rains or not. |, for
one, don't believe that we can have
too much snow, as all that falls is
absorbed by the earth, ~moistening IL
to such an extent that ley spring,
when the thaw takes place, the ground
will be in fine shape for the planting
of all kinds of grain, vegetables, etc.
The water holes, rivers and artificial
ponds are chock full of water nov
and | predict that next year will be
a record breaker as far as crops and
fruits are concerned. OF course, the
sheep men are worried, as the snow
covers up the grass and they fear
starvation for many of their flocks,
but we farmers are in high spirits
over the abundant fall of rain and
snow
A prominent sheep man of this city.
requesting that his name be withheld
gave out the following statement:
D the snow" he began. One
more heavy fall of the stuff and sheep
men Of New Mexico will suffer heav-
lily thereby. Already We are on net
ties, our teeth on edge, for should the
snow fall heavily enough TO V NJ
the feed hundreds of our sheep viii
starve to death. Especially are the
sheep men west of Magdalena and
Grants very much worried, and those
east of here in the mountains also. II
| the sheep had not been in the finest
possible condition, and therefore able
to withstand some loss of feed, re-
ports of deaths from cold and starva-
ton would have been coming in al
ready as a result of the SHOWS that
we have had. A four inch fall OF
snow in Albuquerque means a foot in
the mountains, so you see one more
heavy snow and we are bound to suf-
fer losses. Things are looking awfully
blue for the sheep men"
And thus is it exemplifed that what
is one mans gain is the other mans
loss.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-29
.
"PARSIfAL" TO BE PRODUCED
At ELKS' OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT

Tonight at Elks opera house the
Hagy Scenic company, with their
mammoth moving picture machine,
will reproduce Wagner's great mys-
teal drama of the middle ages, just
as the play was presented 500 con-
secutive nights at the Metropolitan
theater in New York. The films, over
5000 feet long, are artistically col
ored in faithful representation Of the
different colored costumes, gorgeous
scenery, etc, used in the play, and
the subject is one of the greatest
features G put before the public.
In addition to the above, the com
pany will also produce that mirth-
provoking film, the Chicken Thief
as an added attraction, and will pre-
e the great Russo-Japanese val
scene, The Battle of the Yalu." The
advance sale of tickets has been quite
heavy and the attraction gives prom.
Use of being n of the best in its
line ever booked at the local opera
house. Prices, 25c, soc ana 75c.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-29
FAMOUS KlLTIES OF
CANADA, COMING

or more than ordinary interest is
~ announcement of the coming Of
the famous Kilties' band of Canada,
who have so successfully toured Eu-
rope for the past eight months. This
wonderful organization, which cor
sists of forty bandsmen, four bag pip
ers, seven sOloists, four British mill
tary buglers, six highland dancers
and one giant drum major, who is
over seven feet in height, is re-
lnfOrced by a splendid vocal choir of
sixteen voices. The Kilties will give
a concert at the Elks' opera house on
January > The band appears in full
killed uniform, and is splendidly
equipped with every accessory nee
essary to the conduct OF a high class
concert band. OF particular interest
to all win be Mr.. Roderick Balm Mac
Kenzie, the drum major OF the organ
i~Zation, as he Is over seven feet tall.
He is as good natured as he is big,
and is a thorough master of the bust
ness.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-29
The Citizens New Years Edition Will Be a Handsome
Souvenir to Send East. Place Orders Today
ALLEGED SNEAK Thief
IS UNDER ARREST
Said Murry Not Only Steals
His Bed but RObS Other
LOdeers During Night.
APPARENTLY A GOOD CATCH

The police arrested George Murray
early last evening ami are of the opin-
ion that in the prisoner they have
another sneak theft of some conse-
quence. Murray. it Is claimed, has
been in the habit of %sneaking into
rooming houses after dark. and lucat-
ing a bed which did not appear to "be
working nestle himself beneath the
warm blankets and enjoy a free nap.
This is not all the gall manifested by
Murray, for. if reports are authentic,
he usually arose before the rest of
the household in the morning, and
helped himself TO cash in the pockets
of other dodgers.
Walter Riggs, who is employed at
the plant of the American Lumber
company, informs the police that he
is one of Murray's victims. Riggs
has been stopping at Myers lodging
house near the mill. He claims that
last Tuesday evening when he and a
companion entered their room they
found Murray occupying a bed which
he had no right to be using. The men
hung their clothes on the head of an
other bed and slept together. In the
morning they awoke to find that Muir
ray had disappeared. They also dis
covered that their trousers pockets
had been rifled of what cash they con
tanned, amounting to several dollars,
1t is stated that Murray has operated
in a similar manner at other rooming
houses.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-29
THE BIOSCUPE COMPANY

The BioscOpe company that comes
to the Elks opera house January 6,
will have as one of the features of
the entertainment, a moving picture
of the Albuquerque fire department.
in action. The BioscOpe company is
the only company of the kind that
takes its own local moving pictures,
SO this will be your only opportunity
to see the first and only moving pic
ture ever taken in the city. Other
features will be the great Spanish
bull fight, the fire bug, great mine dis
aster. etc. Ladies' free with a paid
SOC ticket.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-29
PERSONAL.

This morning Joe Sheridan placed
on exhibition his famous fighting bad.
ger at the clothing store of Simon
Stern. 1t can be seen in the big
front window of the store.
Low to dispose of the members
delinquent on their membership
dues" will be m of the important
things discussed at the meeting of
the New Mexico Bar association.
which was called for January s at the
capitol building at Santa Fe. The
bar association Is not the only one
that has a kick against the lawyers.
THE WOODMEN BALL, LATEST
MUSIC, BEST ORCHESTRA, FIN
EST APPOINTMENTS. LET'S ALL
GO. TICKETS $1.00.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-29
EDUCATORS ARE LEAVING
FOR THEIR HOMES
MANY OF THOSE WHO ATTEND
Ed THE CONVENTION HAVE
LEFT THE CITY.

The members of the New Mexico
Educational association, who have
been in the city for the past few days
attending the annual meeting Of the
organization, are leaving today, or
have left already TO. their respective
homes
Hiram Hadley, superintendent OF
public instruction. left this morning
on No. 10 for Santa Fe.
j. A. Wood, superintendent of the
public schools in Santa Fe, left last
night for home, accompanied by his
daughter, after spending several days
In the city attending the meeting.
Most OF the professors and others
in attendance ar the meeting lett last
night for their different homes, those
remaining going this morning.
Members Of the association report
a delightful and profitable time while
In Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-29

REMEMBER THE WOODME-
BALL AT ELKS BALL ROOM JAN
UARY LIST.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-29

MASK BALL TOMORROW NIGHT
AT COLOMBO HALL. PRIZES FOR
THE BEST MASkERS. GENTLE
MEN 75c. LADIES FREE.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-29
UNDERTAKINGS
JEWEz Not SPRINGS STAGE LINE

Carries the United States mail,
only line with a change Of stock en-
route; good rigs, horses and drivers;
rig leaves Albuquerque every Monday
Wednesday and Friday at 5 a. m. For
particulars, address W. l.. Trimble q
Co., agents, Albuquerque, N. NJ, or j.
b. BLOCK, Proprietor, Perea. n. NJ.
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TUd N0IUToL bTVIIIVI'
s. TriO-Scottish Aairs. .......V Volt
Ida Ashurst Bremen, r. w Had
den. J.. A Blondin.
The -patronesses We're Mesdames
John Bo~rradaile, Ira ID. Cassidy, NJ. O.
Chadbourne. +. w. Clancy, w. II.
Greer, Alfred Grunsfeld. a. G. Harri-
son, r. Hubben. Noa Ilfeld. d. A. Mac
pherson, B. S. Rodey, B. Spitz and J.
Yrisarri,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-17

N~ntsOoiier p0brt mir Elm babies
Sabr; Die 9}elWpahl Gebt on ic0cm 15.
September mt0 10. Wtdr3 Dor iid).
WdhreuO ihrer bulbjdbrlihcn UNITS
bauer erbolten Die beioclt b0ditcn Be
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bon $50 6ranca; Die WtitgIicOer Oe@
b0d)itcu mo Oea flriucu Hut5e9 mill
len Oe!H @on0c oogc8cu ibrc 0icnite
mleat8cItIidl tbunl. Gan NiariHo fam
lId audi zines cigcuc9 6Ccre9 rib.
men. Die GieuitpiIid)t lit cine Olgc.
meme fir olle mathematician Oi0nner
jnIld)en Dem IS. un0 80. Hcben5.
jobrc; frer bonn MilitGrOieuit iino
mir Die 8eomtcu, Sic @eiitiihfcit mo
ore Stltocntcn. SIS bcitcbcn udjt
~Gompngnicn &niontcrit, sic Ntiunl.
men init polleu aoorcS 30 Gfii,icre
mo 500 Worm 56blcn. Ole Ofii.
}ierc crbaItcn feiucu SolO, sic @e.
m2incn MIR Damn, m2rm iic Gicnit
tbuuL mas MIR ol9labm5mciic Ser
6oQ lit. Die itcbenOe Iruppcmadt
Ser &cpubIit ibcint lid olri OicG6rcn.
nod,c iiir Die &cgcnteiI, mrIhc aus
ciaem Ncichl3bnbcr, mcbrcrcn Oiii.
}icrcn muo uicrum05mon5iQ SolOatcu
bcite0t, mo mtf Die @ciotmQ ser
GitoOcQe 81 bcidrdnfcn, Die eineu
0iii}icr mo picr3i1 Niam in Mn.
ipruh uimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-17
Ger flcinitc Stnat Gnrupa's.

@ollttccoeurS ifreibt in ieinenl
Bud ga &epubliquc sc Son Wu-
rino"ilbcr Sen 0uooeS 3 Stont II. n:
Der 6IGd)eninboIt San Wnrino'S be,
tr09t lucuig mc6r ais 60 Gunorat-
ailomcter ser llmioltg etmu 30 &ilo-
meter mo Die Ginpobner3obl utae-
iGbr $500. Son oen Yrppin5en Sorli
un0 Feioro cingeifloiien, Iie9t Die
fIeinc H%epllblif am Nbban9 zines
oitlihen 3meigeS scr glpinenfette.
Die 9eieBgebenoe @emolt miro bon
Dem bod)itcu &otb ous9eiibt, ser ans
60 Witglieoern hcitebt, nGmlih 20
NOli9crL 20 9iirgerlid)cn un0 20
l1nolihen gigentbiinlern. Sic mers
oe1 oui 9ebcns5eit erpGblt uno font
men ibrcS Mmtes MIR megen entcbrens
Der @onollmgen cntiebt perben.
@cnn Elm Wtitglieo itirbt, n1blen Die
iibri0en 80 elm neiles, INN ibrc 3abl
mleoer o~oll5dblig 81 MAIDEN, ober
itctS mus Die 8nbl Damn 10 aiSfollen,
DAB ser gleihe Intbeil Der pcrldieoe'
men 9epolferingsflaiien al Der ge'
~iebgebcnoen Mad)t beiteben blelbf.
Die misunderstanding Der Mltglle-
ser geif)iebt itetS ourd) cine 9roBe
8lode pom Sur DC la Hoccd, ocreIt
8elGllte bis in Die entlegenlteii Wlll'
fel ser Iepublif oeutlif 81 perlleF-
men lit. Nus ieiner eigerten Ntltfe
erp1blt Scr bDhite &atb Den lo9e'
nonllten fleinen &atb Der 3nolf, Der
ais lebte Snitan5 gcrihtlite Nnae-
~leaenbeiten erleoi9t lulo in Der yer
maltlng 5piiden Der geleB9ebeltoell
uu,b erefntipen @epaIt ei,c Grt auI-
lidtsbeborbe biloet. Bic erefutipe
Mad)t lit 5fpci nHcgenten : Souptlcl'
ten" anuertrait, 0 oeiien Der cine
Dem Mbel, Der anoerc Dem Siirger.
thum ODER ser beiibenoen lGnolidell
gep6lferung a~ngeboren muB. Sbre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-17

tC, Der @rnBbcr6o0 mod)tc Dos Sll10
ubcr ME l0nGcrc 3eit miiicn mo lie
mic0erum bin0 unb b0ngt nit idnDors
meriid)cr SiebC CIV benz 0otCr.
Is mag ibr nidt lciht QelporOen
icilE ais Der @roBber5o0 lid id)on etl1
>&ubr nod 0Cm Sooc Der Wlutter init
Der lebcnsiroben medlenbltrgiiden
Erinjeiiin Gliiobetb uermGhlte. Iber
Die bCiocn 6raleu - Die nelte Wtutter
lit 1863, bic SCr5ogin 1879 gcboren-
itclltcn lid gut 5u e%inan0er, uno uuf
Die ,flCinc 0cr5ogin" - 10 Icbt lie IN
ulcr Wil1oc - mod)te Der llmItono
crIciUtcrn0 ciulpirfrL0oB IN sic 00Cn
&dumc 0c9 GlOcnburger S6loIica
Die Ireuoe cin5og mo ibr in Den orci
beranblilbCrrocu &in0Crn Der 5lpetten
W}llttcr rci3cuoc fleiHc 0cihpiitcr CT.
mlldiclb Die, mie lie bon ibr inniG ges
licbt lplroclL nit lluQcltilm ibr an
biuQcl,
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ticicu @ijtc ibrer 9{otur SIT cr5Gb.
len. &br 9huitrctcu lit oubci be
itinmlt mo nitt iebr mortrcid). Sic
lucib iih die 5u tlciocn mo mod)t
iIberoQ cine %uornebnlc, edit %fiIritIis
dc TiQltr. Wun propDe5cite ibr ifon
iriib tin glun5uollcS S6idlnl. 3cr
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Gieuciht fam 0oo 0criidt 0aber.
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Dem SIoenburger SdIoiie, Gotta"
bel icocr @eIegenbeit all95ei6nCtc.
mas niht unbcnlCrtt blcibeu tonntc.
Nun bcfnmmlt lie ltutt ocS (bronfel'
gers ben 0ru6Cr, Den licbenSmiir0i
gen lun0 tlllgcn Erin6cn Gitcl 6rte-
orid. Wtan munfcltt ioluo6t III Glou
mic olti &eniobn ihou mQdenlopg
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beildcn onouucrno beqIcittt. Gber
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-17
Sir Slniuc.

&m Bud len i'd cin 9lilnlhcn Iiegen
Nclt, ouitIo@, mlttterieeIenollcin g..
><n mum0criome3 Sinuen micNcn
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@ic longc bIiitbcit on? go
idmildtc
Gciu Ncij i'm %cn3c boIo unO 5art?
SEEM id, oie NonO, Die iromm Gid
pilijdtc?
Wnrum morit Gu bier o]uibcmnbrt?
Miuhnit Gu al ieI'geS @icoeriiuOcL
gn numcuIoic3 Grenmnaaleio?
Pin lrGrmcrcI'u III lboIesariinocn
llu0 hummer %3olOeseiniomtcit?
llno lcbt cr nod Icbt lie sur StlmOc?
GrronQcu lie oe9 Srieoens Bort?
@iu0 ihrcr ,Mt8cDO 0liit 81 @rumoc,
@Icid Cir, 0 Slllme, rib p%crOorrt?
Gr. :. &icrcd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-17
IS is crrcidDt.

Gritt pcriuhoe les nit SinAclL
IQnn nit ncidcr Siterotlur,
Gid mli'S StanOcSamt &c bringcn -
God DC MGmer ltolmocn mr..
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looiclL
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IliItert ner: sd lielue 0id!"
MnS oordD ainitc MD 1erooben,
Wo$ &C Grno'ider Sport er5ei9t,
Sot Un1trirt d @Gnlebra0elt,
I'm d arulttfIoB bats errei6t!
Goni II @ormon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-17
Ter aclebrte GbcnlnnH.

&odin ieiert - bodlt intnl.
a%inocrnGod)cn i'm Spitnl,
Srnu nQcin in Slid mo &ouS,
SCENT Dor Nrbeit iid llid)t aus.
Sbren bod)gclebrten Mom
Tlebet iie nm Siilfe au:
oSieber Wonu, bili mir MIR bcut'!
lluo er lit iogleid) bereit.
.2iebc Srni, lag mir MIR an,
@ie id) niiBlid) merocn fam" -
n@id)S Die Stieiel, moid)' Die Sinner
SromunQ miro Damn piel geidypilr.
Der"
Gilig gebt Die Satin tort,
llntlor lit ibm nod ibr @ort;
aiuoer, Stieiel, iuild)en. moideu -
aonmt' cr ans ser Ieo' crboidcn.
limo 5uiommen trG9t gcidruino
Gr mm Stieiel, @olier, aino,
@id)S mto @iiritc, MN gebt'S on,
&olb lit Id)ou 0a3 @erf getbon.
"a crtonet lout' @eifrei,
Satin lhir5t erid)redt bcrbei:
StleicI, %pu0elnoB tie iin0,
Gbcn midflt cr's lebte aino.
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Sic cuoliidc &ricoSmoriuc uUr bun
bert SabrCn.

Bur SCicr 0c5 bunOcrtItCn SnbreSs
tugc@ ser Sdludt bon Srafalgur lit
in Sonoon Elm nGo3 &ebCn oltf DEM
Ntecre sur Belt Nclion'S" betiteltc9
Bud CrIdiencn, 0ciien &erioiler, nad)
Dem llrtbcil pom Mcn1crn, aus lat,
tcrcn Gucllen Qcidoplt bat mo III
olcn Elrnftcu ltrcng bel ser Wahrs
belt Gcbliebcn lit; ieiuc l~eiicln0cn
Sd)ilocrungcn BADEN Ouber beinabc
Ootlmcntnriihcn Wcrth. Die Nrt.
mic unmittclbur Dor ltcliou mo 81
ieiucr 3cit ole Wtatroieu oeS aonig3
ongcmorbcn mur0cn mar ctmaS llll.
0Cpobnlid). "a 0oS Sebcn al 0oro
0lrdou9 nid)t Ocrlodelt0 luar, 10 bill
Octcn 9%iejcniNCn. luclde ireiruiltJ
mo ans &iCbc sur Sod)e Wiatroieu
luurOcrL cine ihuote Wfin0erbCit.
I'm bic crIoroerlide Mtotrpielt6nhl
boil 5u mud)crL mllBtc man 81 offer
lei Siiten mo unerIulibteu Wfittcldcn
Icinc 3uilll6t nebnteIl. Wian monote
lid ). y. an Den 9%iirgcrnleilter npn
Son0on unO an Die SGeriifS ser
@raiidaitcn, oic sum Nllten Der
6Iotte bon Belt 81 Belt Die @eiGnQ.
nile ibrca 9CjirfS ullSrGumten ltuo
10 3t loQcn obrobmten. @auptIGd)s
ltd obcr nobm man sic gutcn 9ienitc
Der @erber mo ibrcr 9anocn in Nl,.
Iprltd). 6rei BON 8emiilenSbilien,
monNten Oicic uncbrliden Mofler sic
pcriioeiten Mittclun, nm ibre Spier
un5ulodcn, "a ouS @eieb nllf i6rey
Seltc mar, botten JIG nid)ts 5u filrd).
ten. Scoer Otonn nit geiunoen @lie,
ocrll Der bel Nod)t mad Der Yoli5ei-
lturoe IN elmer &oienfneipc ongetroi.
zen mltroc, iuor noh Hed)t unb 8cieB
Die Velite Ser Wcrber. Iorunt bieB
c@: oHettc lid mer fonnl" penn iid
an Der S6iirc zines bcriidtigten So
tolS cine Merberbonbe 5eigte. GicieS
ctlltra9llhc 6iiden I'M Sriiben mar
aber fiir sic Slider mondmol nit
groBen 0ciobren p%crbnnoen: bis
S%ofenoirncn lieBen lid) lire 3ubGlter
liift 10 obne @eitcreS cntfiibren ltno
cS fam OFT 81 bliitigen Shl0oereien
mo WtcIieritcfereien. Is befono lid
ollo an Sor0 ser engliihen ariegs-
l6iffe cine icbr gemii6te @eieuidait.
Scbr 0enlii6t itno lebr blunt orrd.
clllnlloer gcluiirfclt! glltf odt Matro.
ZEN en9lllhcr Serfunft fam ourd,,
ld)nittlIh cin N%uSl1noer, ulo man CT.
5oblt bon cincm ariegsi6iii ouf mel.
DIEM rId)t Deniger oils nellnse6n Der.
ld)leoene Standardization oertreten
iporen. IS mar noiiirlid nidt leidt.
inter 10 pcrihieOennriigen Glcnner.
ten Die Wonnes5nd)t oufreht sll er-
bolten. Gin ltorfeS Sffi5iercorps mir
metc lih bieier Aufgabe nit grobc.
rem obcr geringerem Grfolg. Sod
pben ouf Der Hangleiter itanh ocr
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500. Sic lit mcnlt mir red)t bcridtct
iino, 1854 in (e0crniec bel W}iinden
geitorben oemielbcW boperiihen
Stdotdcn, Dos bclrtc Oen jiing.
item 2iebcaron1on I'M @ouie Ho'
monoif in icincn ihiiBcuren Mouern
iiebt; Dos ilmac Gbcgliid oc9 @roB.
i%iiriten apriQ mo Der Grs@roBbcr5o,
gin WfcIitto pom Nciict.