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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-17

Johnnie, New, Nov. 1.-THE Johnnie
water works system is undergoing a
vast Improvement and a contract has
been let to run a 200-foot water tunnel
as preliminary work. For some time a
gang has been at work laying a new
pipe line and now development has been
started on the springs. Ever since the
water went into the control of the pres
ent company only the flow from the sur
face has been taken and this has kept
several 2-inch pipes filed continuously,
but the district has been growing so
rapidly and the consumption of water
has been so great of late that it was
found necessary to do development on
the springs. The work was started on
Grape Vine Springs on the Tiger claims
and will also be prosecuted on Horse
shootem springs. The superintendent of
the water system says that before the
work is completed he will develop at
least so inches of water. 1t has been
the talk to develop sufficiently for
water power and A. Teal, of the Pacific
Electric Light and Power company was
in town and has just left the camp for
Los Angeles and he will try to organize
a company for electric light and power
here that will use water as the motive.
The water has a drop of at least $50
feet.
The excitement in copper continues
and recently a sprospector brought me-
tallic copper into the camp. George F.
Moser, the mining engineer said that
the copper was found in c~leavages SINH
lar to Bingham except that the copper in
Utah was in sulphide and in M~onzonite
while in Johnnie it was in a calcerous
shale. The specimen was taken from a
ledge found in a heretofore little pros
pected district about five miles east OF
the town. In the section the Rainbow
mines are located which were recently
purchased by a syndicate headed by
Walter Wheat the California banker and
Fred H.. Bowler. A shaft will be SUM
to a depth of 1000 feet. In the south
western portion the Johnnie Wonder is
continuing it's development work. 1t
was discovered that On one of the claims
belonging to the company deep stead dis
~turbances throw the stratiication from
a northerly and southerly course to an
easterly and westerly course. There
can be no doub that the disturbances
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-17
HumsoIDr QUEEN TO THE FRONT

George F. Sims. general manager of
the Lone Mountain Gold Mining com
pany, which owns the Humboldt Queen
mine near Oreana. is in town today. He
states that at the Humboldt Queen mine
there are now eight men at work taking
out ore and doing development work. A
large body of high grade ore has been
opened up. the values being in gold,
silver and lead.
The Queen is an old mine with a rec
ord of heavy production. The new COM
pany has sunk a vertical shaft to a depth
of ITO feet. At the 100-foot level a cross
cut was run to the ledge and a fine ore
body has been opened UP. This has the
promise Of being one OF the best mines
in the county and of soon becoming a
steady shipper.-Humboldt Star.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-17
SEVEN STRIKES In A
WEEK AT SEARCHLlGHT

pumps have been raised to the i5o-foot
level and the hoist will be hanged from
the east to the west side OF ale Incline
shaft.
speculation has been rife in Search
light for the past few lays as to the
mission of .Thos. f. Gahagan. the min
ing engineer. who has been secretly IN
gagged in examining several properties
on the 'ahat" to the west of Searchlight-
It is, however, learned from good au-
thorlty that Mr.. Gahagan has secured
the sunny Jim group. lying about hve
miles west OF the Quartette upo which
a marvellous strike of exceedingly
rich ore was made recently. The prop
erty has been found to be a real bonanza
and the capitalists in whose employ this
engineer is working have succeeded in
concentrating the purchase OF the en-
tire group and will proceed at once with
thorough active development. Notwith-
standing the efforts to keep the matter
quiet it is definitely known through re-
liable sources that the assays made
from the sampling by Mr.. Gahagan
show excellent values, and the lodges
are strong, we'll defined assures. This
property will be opened up in a thor
ough manner, and the operations will
mark a new era in the production of the
S~earchlight district which has long been
recognized as one of the leading South
ern Nevada camps.
Real estate is booming in Searchlight
these days. Stone & Brown, Inc, U. S.
deputy mineral surveyors, are at work
surveying and plating two
additions to the present townsite. One.
known as the "Searchlight Santa Fe
addition comprises about 20 acres on
the Royal group, situated about half
a mile west of the original townsite.
This tract will contain about 700 lots.
The other addition win be located on
the property of the Boulder Mining 4
Milling company, Immediately adjoining
the terminal of the Barnwell & Search
light railway. This tract will cover
more than 100 acres, and is being laid
out by Stone C Brown. Inc, in an es-
pecially attractive manner. Som of the
features will be the wide streets, the
generous size of the residence lots,
which will measure 50x125 feet, a gen.
| erous plaza Immediately adjoining the
depot and a park to be located in the
heart of the residence district. There
will be from 600 to 500 lots in the tract.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-17
GoLDPIELD, NEVADA

will furnish you with everything In
house and Office furniture at Goldfield
prices.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-17

the Rabbit Hole section. were assayed
in Reno Saturday and gave the marvel
Gus values of 5000 in gold and s2.123.25
in silver.
Mr.. Blue and his associate. E. L. Nc
Cue, the latter prominently identified
with the oil industry in California. have
left Rem for Rosebud to arrange for ex-
tensive development OF their property.
which looks like it is going to be one of
the richest and biggest mines in the
state-Humboldt Star.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-17

Write D. G. Doubleday. 12s Mont
gomery street. San Francisco. Cal.
for his weekly or semi-weekly market
letters. giving all important develop
ments in Tonopah. Goldield. Bullfrog.
Manhattan. Johnnie. Fairview. indeed.
all Nevada mines and stocks. His sheet
will give you actual market prices and
trading. Ask for a map especially pre-
pared by Mr.. Doubleday. showing reia-
tive location OF all Nevada camps
free.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-11-17

Samples of the ore from h strike
made by Phil Blume on the Brown Pal
ace group at Rosebud. the new camp in
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29

The members of the board of educa-
ton and their wives gayea very pleas
ant reception at the gymnasium, w. II.
s., on Friday evening for the teachers
of the city schools.
Mr.. n. Morton, of Tampa, Fla,
formeriy in the drug business in Mil
waukee, visited at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs, C. Tragard, kenyon
avenue, this week
Among those who left this week for
Madison to study at the 4. w, are
Miss Lois Owens. Percy Myers, Paul
Godfrey Spencer Pease, Fred Erickson,
Lewis Hammond
Mrs. J Courtney Lcfeber. Watson
avenue. gave a dinner Thursday even
ing for WHbur Lefe Der. who left Friday
TO enter the Minnesota University.
Six covers were laid,
Anew time table will be in effect on
the Prarie du CHEN division Of the G.
~ ''' ~ ~ ''''''''''' p
Important changes are expected in the
''''''''7 '''''' " VI "'''N'
Mfs. = STAGE and Mrs. : purkopf.
Q Middleton. Wis, mother and sister
rt Geo. Lnnd, who have been visiting
ut his home for several weeks, returned
to their home this week.
Mrs. I. +. Purcell spent mart of tha
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29

'44ICE.-Dr. c. 7, Chandler. the
'7.-,'. IS located in the Greenwood
'''e6 corner Wau.s atosa avenue and
"os.a Main street.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29

F. lalu and Lavaline Powders for
Z. securing or polishing. Moth
letter in the market For sale at
NJ. on-,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29
For Sale.

"'eEash cooking range, ! Jewel
t'' -'3ve, bedroom carpets, ! hall
a,. stair carpet
Apply al - East Milwaukee ave.
DIR. II q MORTON
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29
Embroidery.

Orders for an kinds Of embroidery
solicited such as shirt waists, names
on handkerchief>, etc Address
NRS. MARTIN WATNE,
81 5of Wisconsin street.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
A Record of Recent Events as
Reported to This
Paper.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
The IncominEs and OutgoinGs OF Your
Friends and NeighberS Chronicied by
the News staff of Reporters and Cor
respondents.

day from Elkhart Lake.
Mrs. c. II Ruggles and family have
removed to Norfolll, Va.
Mrs. Briggs, of Milwaukee, is the
guest of Mrs. Henry Leisl.
Mrs w Il. Whitaker, of Quick, Neb.,
is visiting Mrs. W. ). Faulkner.
Miss Ella Kneeland entertained TIE
Reading circle Tuesday evening.
Mr. i. NJ. Keats is spending week
in the northern part OF the state
Mrs J. L. IIooley expects to remove
soon to Des Moines. Iowa, to reside.
Mr.. J T. Van Vechten and Miss Van
Veehten are visiting at Neosho, Wis.
Mrs Parson, Of Minneapolis, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. John De Swarte
Miss Margaret Walker left today for
Evansville, to attend her sisters we'd
ding.
Mrs. $ Church, of Whitewater, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ B.
Potter
Mrs 5. W. Sanborn of Milwaukee is
the guest of Mrs. C. II, Colby, Warren
avenue.
Mr.. Charles Anderson spent part of
the week visiting old-time friends in
Oshkosh
Mrs Henry Richards, of Manitowoc,
has been the guest Of Mrs, w. II.
Wright.
Mrs, G Williamson, of Chicago is the
guest of Mrs. VIM. Menninger, Car
field avenue.
Mr. r. E. Preble, Of Grand Rapids,
Mich was crest at Capt. Landolt's
home this week
Mr. ana Mrs Frea Morton ana son
Howard, left Saturday for a weeks
visit al Madison.
Mrs. Henry Fisher, of Wapa,oneta,
Ohio. visited at the home of Mrs. j l..
lIamme this week.
Mrs w. f. Humphrey, West Main
','N' y =, '''' ~ = nom . wa
= ''''' - w.
Mrs. James Benoy of Boscobel visited
at the home of her rhrother-iu-law, J, X.
Benoy, the past week.
Miss Alice Ludington and Mrs IIar-
rison Ludington entertained at Il corn
roast Tuesday afternoon.
H. a. 1Ium ana fam'iE' OF Ml"au-
N''' :, ''"'e li''' e' ''''' '''''' ne" 'o'''e
0i y '''' ~ u " Ct '''''e d 81 ''''
Miss Mary GridIey leaves today for
GAINESVILLE % spend a week at the home
u ''Fi - . '''s'' Der VI ''''eA'
station Agent August ScheeIe and
family viii occupy the Ilooley house
on Church street October l.
Mr.. A. {. Hanson left Tuesday even
ing for South Dakota, where he viii
spend week duck shooting
Mrs. A w. Shelton and daughter
Margaret Of Rhinelonder' spent the
week with Mrs l. ) Pease
Mrs Willard and daughter, of
Leavenworth. Kansas. are the guests
OF their cousin Mr. h' Pntn"m
Mr., aud Mrs + ". Chubb are visit
ing in South Dakota MIR Chubb win
spend Il couple of weeks hunting.
Messrs Harry Ludmgton and DR.. L.
A. Schmitz left Thursday morning for
few days hunting at Tisehigan lake.
Mrs. John She, and MIR, J NJ KEN
nev called ON their friends MIR and
Mrs. A. l.. smith. Second avenue, Mon
dav.
/ WI. Kuehvnslli viii leave today to
attend the National Association of Re-
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29

Choice residence lot on West side,
on Wells street car line. water and
sewer in street. VIII be sold very
cheap Apply t. L. Z. GBIDLEy.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29

7rs Tor lee Cream, any quantity.
, attended to at Sch vaiger's
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-09-29
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-05
@rMnbltiifs llcbcrtrngungeu.

&. Madt an Sobn q. Srocep, Sit>
ieite oeS Neutrality-suspicious. nabc Der
@ofcrsS troBe, 1876 bei 50, 8run05ins
$36, S..
Soibuo s. Sronflin uno Satin an
&. s. ". Gcpca, 3 @ritnoltiide, So.
stephen 6. Stpeencp Ii. VI. an
Spencer NJ. Glorf, Nr. $40, Gobert.
Strobe, So.
Spencer W. GIorf an &ebetfo Sor.
riionJ Norooltieite Der Hobert.S troBe,
nobc Sruio.Siu Npcnue, IS bel 65,
$500.
Sernomt aloppcl II. u. on Con-.
Nenf mo WottilL Nprooit.Gdc Scr
Sopette. mo MonrocsS trdBc, 10 bel
so, So
Mpron V|ernbcinter mo Satin al
Sobn SopcS mo @ottin, Nor0oIticitt
Der 8rnio.9in Npcnuc. no6c TreBt.
nlnn'S troBc, 1875 bel 100, @rltno5inS
$tt5.50, $500.
Z. Wilton SoncS II. u. al Wnpor
mo Celebrate, Dos Ncdt 5lrnt 2c9cl
bon @oiierlcitutgS-T oDrcL 81.
emma s. @renS al Soltilc 4. 81
iber, Oltieitc ser Yorf.Apenue. nabe
WtooiionsS troBe, 81 bel 100, $4,000.
2oltro Eottcrion II. u. an gbruoro
s. Gallagher, NorOneitsGde bon
&oic.StroBe mo Soirnnount. aoenle,
GA bel -, $500.
0elen Erebtmot an Gltgenia 0ecrn,
WtcGnllobs, nabc W6itelods StraBc,
IA bel 100, $tt66.67.
@itgellia Ncerp unO @attc an &.
Sobt 9ceiifeS. 9torooltieite Der DC.
GuQob-, nobc @bitclod.S trnBe, IA
bel 200, 81.
Charles Z. ELECTS lillo Gnoerc an
8. @race Bruce, Horoieitc Der 90.
fa,Nttc- Noerutc, na6e Aisql,itbltraBc.
IS BEL - 8runo5ins $3.50; $5.
Nntbnn Gbipman uno 5rali al
Boa Mppleitein Tr. 1884, lombard.
Strnbc. ~ bel 54.6, @rlno5ins $2t
s..
AllDld IS. Sdlllllet an SoDlt "
Sooper, mebrere @runoitiide; So.
3ronf 2. 2cpis an Wargoret 6
Genaiugton, Roronitieite Der Grub
Sill . Npenlte, nabc @ilionitraBe, Il
BEL 100, @rnno5tns 800; S..
Miro Arrington uib iSraii al
George SiriGb WeItieite Der Bopion'
na6c WoiBeritraBe, fl BEL so, 8rb5
So; So.
Simon Neole an geiiie 0anfer
SiiOoitieite Der Sremont : 9loenue
nnbe SaratogaitraBe, 10 bel =
@%runo3bns $3.50; So.
Bette Ianfer an Simon Neeole
Citieite Der Sigh. nabe @ranbpitr.
1876 bei 1889, 0runo5ins $3.50; So
@iGiam T%enroie an Morp .. Np
&c, Roroieite Der 2eriratonItrabe
raGe 5ulton.apenile, 10 BET tic
$tStS.tS.
MarD u. aepier an @iliom 6
2bontas, Norooitieite Der Chiffon.
iobe 2anoaleitrabe, 10 bei Y, @rbd
$43.67, $5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-05

5t Sclp.9 Bottom, bel 6rontIintomn,
al erihloaen. SommerpiIle Sole
nuroe ais Miti6uloiger ebcniauS
pcrbaftet.
@eGo unb q d NJ 1t q dy Il
utfd Of. - Sri. 8iolo harrington
mcloctc geitcrn Scr Eoli5ei, ooB ibr
qeItern Morger oits ibrcm 3immcr
inn Sauie Ger. 1876, @eit.5 opetteitro-
be, Sduudioden I'M @ertGe bon
$3.50 cntipcroct morben iinb. SRI.
9arrinaton iogt, bob Die Sdpnudlo
den in einem 2eoerbeutel inter III
rem &opffiiien Iogen, Die geItob'
lene bot cincn onbereu aoitgGnger
heS SouieS int geroodt, unb perlu-
fcn Die 8chcintpoli5iiten Sol uno
MiQer, oeliclbcl bobboit SIT merocn.
GoS 3inmer iolG peridloiien gerpe.
len ieill, uno lit bober Der Giebltobl
Gin itngcloItcs G0tbieI.
Nus Gifer II ht t. BEND
min 6rnncis, Elm 81 Sabre alter 9te'
ger Don Nr. 1925, Sefierion-S trobc.
hattie sic Ncgerin Sorob Tcctor
Sonttag nm Wtitterltodlt an Scr
Gfe bon 2erington' mo I~isqnltb'
StroBe aus Giierludt a~nGegritfell
u1O, neil lie linn nitt foIGen moItr,
nit cinem EoidcnmelIer i'll bic linfe
Seite geitoden. Sergeant Eatrit
s. Mc9tomoro perboftete ibn, ulo
i'm norboitli6en Stotionsbaulc luur.
sc ser Ncgcr nit 81 Collars uto
Soften bcItroit. "a CT nid)t be5ablelt
tonute, nulbte or auf 60 Gage ms
@efGnglliB monocrn.
Inacbli6cr Siamanten
oieb. - llnter Der Acknowledgment,
ongeblid Scntie gSilion, Nr. FOG,
Mrbora. StrnBc, cinen Giomontrirtg
I'M Wertbc bon $50 9eitoblen 5i bd'
ben, mltroc ocr 80 Sabre olte &ouf-
inonlt Serbs 20. Semell BON Nr.
113, Melt. 6opettcsS traBc, bonn Tid)'
fer 2oocn in ser meItli6en Eoli5eis
~Itotion Oent @eri6tsperiabren iiber'
mieien. Sciuel bebauptet, Sennle
bobc linn ocll Ning geliebcn. 2cB'
terc oo0cgcn CAB an, ooB Seluca ibr
ben Sling an 10. Nouenlber trob
hires lroteItcS bonn Singer ge5ogcn
mo bebnltcn babe.
Soll an Win0criGbri
p~erfouft baben. - Scr nc.
l%tollrotcur CHARLES S6aunlloficl
bon Nr. 100, oro.WonroesSt raBe,
mllroe itntcr Der ACKNOWLEDGING ocS
nn9ebtiden Serfnufs bon Spirituo.
ien on MinocriGbri9e uonl &id)ter
Gorr III scr noropcitlid)en Yoli5ci-
Itotion mtter @iirgidoft fiir iein
&eriabren Dor oen @rob9cidpuorc'
iten geIte1t. Toli5iit 8urfins arifi
an Somitog 8mei &noben I'M gltcr
BON 10, reip. II Sobren allf, melfe
ongeblid bctrunfen luareil. Gielel'
ben gaben I'M Stotionsbouie al, in
Sdaumloiiel's 8irtbidoft @etrdnfc
Gcforltlten 81 bdbell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-05
@erbangniFpuae Grploiiou.

9rei Irbeiter oltr6 @rploIton BON
Sprengplilucr I'M TenniDluania.
9a6nsSunnel inter Dem Gait
Hiper getootet uno cine 4n5abl
mt0ere perlebt.
Rem Cost 3. Ie5.-Gin 5irhte
bon cinem Sol9ltd)t, meldes elm gr.
better trltg. ficl in cine Same
Sprengpulper mo ueruriodte eiIe
@rploiinn inter elmer Shaar Arbei.
Ter beute Nbcno I'M Tenniplponio=
9obntunne( lnter Oem Gait Riper.
&ier Wonn luuroeu iofort getootet
uno Elm oierter Iiegt i'm Sterben.
Son 5polf onoeren meuiger i6iucr
Gerlesten muBten 5fpei ndd 0em
Soipitol gcbroft lucrOen. Gie 600
tct linO:
Stamonp S6intot bon 9rooflpn.
6ronf Stuoipuine, Neger, Mol.
batton.
Sobn @oregeS. @rooflpn.
SootIid) perlebt: Gobert Bonner,
Neqer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-05
1tnfalc cincs Snacs.

Gin EbilooeIpbier bier bon einenl
GiIenbobn5ug iiberiabrcn unO
id)lper perlett. Siegt I'M Soipi-
tai oornieocr .-Stur5 aus idipins
0clnber S06e.
Ser 80 Sabre nltc Scnrp @orbon,
iuel6er erfl1rt, OaB CT ans Ebilaeel-
pbta ltomnlt mo ooiclbIt bis nor
&ur5em ais GiSmann tbatig mar,
lpltroe geitern abenb an Der @altern-
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 Canton bon et-
nent 3ug getroffen unb 10 ihlpcr
uerlcbt, bab CT naf Dem YSobnS Sop
tinS.Soipitol" iIbergeiiibrt neroen
mitBte. Sem Infer Mrm lit ldretfz
lib 5erfleiidt uno orci Singer ieiner
llnfen @anb mllrbCn ibn beinobc
b,lhitqblid bon Den TGoern peggc.
ld)nitten.
Q 1Wcr perbranut.
Gos HcgermGbdcn Wcncpn Bar
nett, 10 Sabre alt, mcld)e bel ibrcrl
Gltern, Nr. 2207, Sunter'S Nnep,
nobnt. crlitt gcltcrlt lebcnSgcf06rlid)e
SranOpunben. Sic moIlte &oblen III
bcn Siid)enofen Icgcn, oils ibr SleiO
IN @rana gerictb.
SALT 60 Sub ticf.
Sorrn 8reenbolj, "a Sabre oft, 9tr.
3lO0, Woobbroof Npenue, lpohnbott.
Gin Merffiibrer Der nAtotionol Sire
Rooi Co." iicI gcitcrn Nodmittog 4
ltDr BON ocnl God)c ocs yMorplono.
SnltitlttS" onl MorfCt Ylncc 60 SUR
neT bis ms critic Stodmcrf, 6erob.
ais er 0oS @eruuf}icbcn cilcS GobcIS
bcouilidltigtc. Ter &ciinnnl0sloic
puroc Iciort in boS rStoot 0oipitol"
gebrodt, lpo Die Nrr6tc einen Sh0oel-
briidl rl1o Srud) Der bci0cn Neinc
conltntirtcn. @citcrr N6eno mar Der
3itIto1o ocS &crlpttcn ocnl llutlt0nz
0cl1 nod 5ufrieoenitcucno.
Ncgcr pom n5ug gctoG.
tct.
Scr n Sabre oltc Ncaer @euroe
&ryner pon Nr. 1911, @oro &inceut.
StroBc, iuurbe gcitcrn Miittog furj
Dor II llbr, lpGbrcnb or oitf 0en Sc.
lriicn Der vEcnniplpnnio . So6n"
&oblcn iunlmcltc, 5iuild)cn 2ofopettc.
uno Riggs.Npcnle bon Dem Nelus
Sort mo @oibington GrpreB5u9 &C.
t%roifet urlb oilgenblidlidl g%etootct.
Scr Seid)nnnt marc i'm Eotrollpogen
6cs noromeitlid)cn TiitriftS nod) Scr
&obnlng beS &erlin0!iidtcn gebrodt
nto Coroner SilnS 9alNnin II
Ncnnltni6 QeieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-05

Gin oGrIGiiigcr &ui,
d) c - Gin Wfonn nit groitet
Soarcn nnb grnucm S6nltrbart
ronnte ON Sonntog g(beno 6ralt
Sonnie 9larf, 80 Sabre olt, BON Nr.
1902, @cIt.S opette:S troBe, NIT einenl
9uggp al Der Ode bon 6itlton-goe.
me mo 2erington'S troBe SIT 9ooen.
Ser &utibcr ioa in iebr ldarfcnt
Senlpo Inn Die Ode gefobren Iciit. Nt3
CT lob, mas or ongeridtet 6ottc, id)lilg
er nit Der Eeitidc ollf iein Efero los
lIno iubr bapon. Mcbrere Eoiiantelt
nobmen iofort sic Gerfolglung oeiiel.
ben ouf, nliibten 6ieic icood ihIicb.
lid) ais 5lpedlos a%ufgebcn. lSrou Glott
ihlug NIT bent &opf ouf bos Srot.
toir o1f utb ipuroe notb Dem guredll
BON Or. 6. 8. Wortimer, Hr. t25, g.
Sulton.4penlie, gebroht. Die Toli5ei
ueriud)t MN, ben Sb1ter ottf @rlltO
Scr 9eid)reibung SIT ernlitteln.
Sic Eoli5cibeboro idllig
oeItcrn Die Inihnloigung gcgen bell
Goli5iiten &entper bon, mitifcren
TiItrift megen on9cblidcr 3crito.
rltlig bon 9elpeisitiidcn nicoer mn
iprod Den Yoli5iiten bon oller
SdIulO irci, Eoli5iit aenlpcr lit obcr
bonn Hegen III bic Srnllie gcfommclt,
0eitn CT Gottc lid 0cItcrn Dor ocr DE.
boroc altd) megcll onocblid)cr Ser.
teblng bcs ImtSgcbcinnilieS 5u per.
ontluortcn. Captain @orb botte 80.
lijiit 2clonb III Gipilfleiocrn ollSge.
ionOt, I'M cincn Wliidsipicl. 2lllto.
nlotcll i'll elmer @irtbidait nit 9e.
Id,lna 81 belcgcn. Solicit 2clono
irof lcincn Goaegen &entper, lpclfcr
i'm fragtc, lpaS CT uorbobe, moralii
DER Griterc i6nt ici1en 9luftrag nit.
ibeiltc. Yoli5iit &eulper ioQ nun CT.
ncn1 Sd]antudrtcr bon scr Miiiion
2cleno'S IittbciIun0 genloe)t bo.
hcli, %fpornilf ocrielbe Dos in Sragc
Iteberoe HcItoltront t%elep6oniid)
luorntc. Die 9cborbe bcbicIt iid) sic
Gntiheibung bcS Sales Dor.
Sctroftc TricocnSitiftcs
L II. - So( Spclcc, Cit IS Sabre
alter Iegcr pou 9tr. S14, Siio : Gu
tunltroBe, ullO Carrie 9oilcp, cine
foffcebrnltilc Sd}ole bon Hr. 919,
Gcad,Aaep, beiinGen iiG III Der iilbs
lid,elt GotiSciftntion, INN bette oenl
EoliScirid)ter 9eafc mcgcit anocbli-
der HilheItorurg porgcfii6rt 5t lper'
bcn. Iie 9eibcn perpriigelten iid)
aeitctn abcno IN ser 8obnilrg Der
Icgcrin. Sie Sfipcitcr scr 2ebte,
rcn, Sorab Yoilep. ncld,c berbcieil-
iG I'M 6rieben 5u itiften, befant Den
id%,fiiltirIten gbeil- o6. Gem ais tic
init ifreni Srieoenslperf beginner
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ntb Sarob's alcibcr fingen Seucr.
8liidlider @eiie gelang IS, Die
Tlammen 81 loidJen, che Die Negertn
erbeblide 9ranbmunben erlitten
bate.
Ter aoblensGrport mad
fremoen Sdfen bot I'M pergangenen
Wonot 0onember 1862 Sonnen,
%gegenil6er 1884 Jonnen I'M glei'
den 3eitraumc oes porbergebenoelt
|Sabres, erreiht, uto 6465 Sonnen
@ofe purben ausgefiibrt. Ter &c.
iumnltlpertb Der aoblen mo oeS
Gofes, uelhe periairot Wnroen. be-