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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-11
NO ESCAPE FROM THE 7UNAs
Flying Fish and Sardines Rounded
Up In Schools and Devoured
by Hundreds. %.

l have observed some curious
scenes at sea, but never have / seen
fear 80 forcibly expressed as by a
school of flying fishes exhausted and
at the mercy Of the voracious tunas,
declares e correspondent of the Out.
Ing Magazine. l have had them gather
about my boat and cling to its keel
as closely as they could. while the
air was full of leaping tunas and soar.
ing flying fish. At such times when a
school Of sardines Is rounded up the
fishes are SO terrified that men have
rowed up to them and scooped them
In by the pailfui.
have stood in a boat when the air
seemed literally full of fish. the tunas
coming up with a rush from below,
and endeavoring to catch the flying
fishes with tremendous leaps Some.
times they take them in midair;
again they strike and knock them
higher. bleeding or dead, or miss them
altogether. But whatever the result,
the tuna is never displaced; it makes
the same spectacular jump, utterly
unlike that OF the swordfish, shark,
or tarpon. returning to the sea head
first with graceful curve.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-11
ACCORDING 70 THE LOCALITY
N'eknames Given Australians Vary
Depends on Which Colony He
Makes His Home In.

Nearly all my friends" remarked
an Australian the other day. call me
Cornstalk.' I've cult correcting
them long ago
Now. as IT happens, the term
should only 6e applied to the peopIe
OF New South Wales. They are the
tali' slim blokes, who look as though
you conid break them In two between
your hnger AID thumb come from
the colony O! Victoria. where we are
known by the srill more unattra ctive
soprlquet OF Gumsuckers.' on account
OF our great forests OF blue gum trees.
Queensland is In the tropics. and
It's inhabitants are called Banana Eat
ers. The South Australians are Crow
Eaters. because In times OF drought
the natives are sometimes reduced to
the use OF crows as food. West Aus.
trana occupies nearly half OF our
Island continent. and nine-tenths OF its
area consists Of a hot and arid des.
ert. For that reason the native-born
colonists are known as Sand Crop
ers.
SO, call me 'Gumsucker' II you
Ike, but never a 'Cornstalk,' and the
next time You want to apply a nick.
name to al Australian ask him from
which Colony he comes"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-11
ONE LAW THAT REACHES ALL
No Evasion or Compromise Possible
When One 10 Dealing with the
''' ;a Rule Of klrhna.

Put In everyday English. Karma Is
the law that whatever you have com.
Ing to you is bound to catch I'D with
you sooner or later. and you can't
sidestep 1t. 1t may be. good, or 1t may
be bad. or it:may be a little Of both.
but 1t will md you. no matter how
many times you have moved away
without leaving your new address
And whatever It Is 1t will be exactly
what your own actions have made you
deserve. Not an ounce more, nor an
ounce less. nor a fraction thereof
Some people call this law Nemesis.
Some call IT by other names. Some
don't call 1t at all, but they don't
need to. 1t comes without calling.
Some people say they don't believe in
1t, and some SCOT at it.. But the
law goes right on minding its own
business and saying very little.
Probably the majority Of thinking
people agree on this much-that some
how or other things are to be evened
up In the long run; that we are all
going to get our just deserts before
the final gong sounds, II there is any.
SO suppose we let the word Karma
stand for that idea and go ahead to
see how the thing works out in the
realm OF modern business.
The principle that we are punished
by our sins, not for them, is pretty
evident anywhere, but IL you want to
see 1t working hard and fast and all
the time just take a look into the
average commercial ropcorn For
quick returns In this Karma business
commend me to the marts of trade
Nautilus.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-11
Patrick Henry's Fee.

It is said Of Patrick Henry that dur.
ing his practice of law in the Virginia
courts and when he was Familiarity ad
dressed as governor" a man who had
been arrested for stealing a hog and
who was out on bail. went to the gov.
ernor to have him defend him. ,"
The governor said: did you walk
away with that shoat?"
81 don't like to say" -.
"Out with it," ......
Yes. sir!" ...r ....
Have you got the carcass?"
Yes. sir"
You go home. you wretch; cut tho
pig lengthwise in half and hang as
much Of 1t in my smokehouse as you
keep in yours '.' . 70 -.
At court the governor said: your
honor. this man has 10 more of that
stolen shoat than ! have"
The man was cleared. Norman E.
Mack's Natiohaf Monthly. =" ~ 49,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-11
DEFECT OF THE AERoPLANE
Tho Breaking Of One Wing In Some
Machines Certain to Result 90.
.:g., IN Disaster, ......

That some aeroplanes are able to
come safely to the ground after break
ing q wing In the air and that some
are not was emphasized by the death
OF Leon Delagrange at Bordeaux.
France. A rather strong wind was
blowing and when the machine head
ed into the wind the right wing sud.
denly broke and the monoplane fell
to the ground. This is the first acct
dent which has occurred owing to the
collapse OF an aeroplane when In the
air. However, some time ago SINH
lar accident happened to Aeronaut
Latham. but without disastrous re-
suits. -. 80
One wing of his monoplane broke
on and stood almost at right angles
to the other wing, yet by leaning to
one side and warping the remaining
wing. Latham was able to guide his
machine down in circles and bring It
safely to the ground, After repairing
the wing he attached 1t In such a way
that when he was up In the air he
could pull cord and cause the wing
to break off as. before. He did this.
and came down a second time with
the wing broken, simply to demon
strate that broken wing did not nee
essartly mean disaster.
In the machine used by Latham the
wings are secured separately to q
mast so that the breaking of one does
not AFFECT the other. In the Della
grange monoplane the wings are con.
nected together over a tripod, the re-
suit being that If one breaks the otE.
er collapses. and the machine is SURF
to be dashed to the ground.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-11
A Wise Waiter,

Here is a bit of unconscious humor
from Shorty whom many Milwaukee
men-abont-town regard as one of the
best walters in the city.
A party had sat for an hour in the
College Inn and when they came to
pay the bill they were so well sat.
isfied with Shorty" that they decided
to give him a little extra tip.
Shorty. how many children have
you?" asked the man who paid the
bill.
Shorty" saw the drift of the cues
ton and his face fell. Then a light
came into his eyes. ..
81 amt got no children" he said
apologetically: But I've been en-
gagged twice"
Shorty" got his tip.-Milwaukee
Sentinel
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-11
A Poser.

Arthur r. Collins, the vegetarian
writer Of Sioux City. narrated. in a
recent address, poser that his 1T.
tie SOL had put to him.
my little boy said Mr.. Collins,
"often turns away from his lentils.
and expresses a longing for chops and
roast beef ...
THE other day at table explained
to him tina we become what we
eat-that, by eating vegetables, we
become mild and placid. but by eat.
ing meat we become savage. and
gross. .... ....,...,
"Well, papa said The lad. If it's
true that we become what we eat,
why don't cannibals become mission.
arjes''"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-11
Rather Discoursu inu.

Yes" whispered the lovelorn girl,
the big tears shining in her eyes, II
told pa you were a travelling man and
showed him your card. He wrote X.
o. T. In one corner"
What In the deuce is that?" asked
the surprised young man. Some Sc.
cret order code o.
mo, I am afraid not. 1t means
keep on travelling"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-11
In Conflict with Critics.

Between the whole press of Copen
hagen and all the theatrical managers
curious contest has started be.
cause the managers want to compel
the critics to write only favorable no.
tees. The contest began when the
board of theatrical managers forbade
the admission of ono critic represent.
ing special theatrical paper.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-11
An Ak to Grind,

Hogan--It's Phfitz that gets me vote
for mayor. He shakes hands wild a
dirty-6shted ~orkin' mon the same as
Wild a millylinaire. ~ '.'-r.
fUGrogan--He dooze, do he? shure.
an; the mon thot wants the whisky in
the joog Is wiilin' to shake hands with
the handle ahny time.--Boston Tran
script.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-11
All the Symptoms.

That kid OF mine was born in a
log bungalow"
which makes him presidential
possibility to start with"
Exactly so. AS soon as he gets a
little older I'm going to have him chop
down cherry tree end also split II
into rails.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-11
A l.. NJ AUX
.'..' THE 'SH0E Wan 30 -.
Mems, Women's, and Children's
Dress Shoes
APPLICATION NO. iCSt.

APPLICATION NO. 1921.
Notice Of Application for Permission u An.
pr9prlhtc the Public Waters Of the State Of Ne.
Notice is hereby given that on tho Itth dnv ~
mnrch, islO In accordance with SECTION .,
GhnpteT SSxl. OF the Statutes OF 1902 one a
STATE OF Nevada. made applicatiofH khe state
Enigincer OF Nevada for permissioffSto appro.
R Ilate tne public waters OF the State OF Nevada
SSIeek IN II 20 N. Y 81 E.. OF points at Camu
known Us Jackass Hole. 10 miles N. r. of Gold
creek. Nevada. by means OF dam and eiobteen
cubic feet per second "a TO be conveyed 10 points
Oh e,,m Use. py means OF qnme. and there used for
III nsl,lng purposes water to be- returned TO
tion With jack Creek. 10y -" NO ''''O-
Date Of 1rst publication April II, 1910.
Date OF last publication May a7 1910 4
topnh' EMMETT ID. BOYLE
state Engineer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04

Selb il moro in Granite c,
Ter 10 Sabre olte Sibnep Sobn.
ton Blunt bon Granite, Baltimore
Gountp, eritoB iid om Mittiuod)
Sormittog in ieiner @obnullg. flr5
nod)oem er eefrilbitiidt bottc. Nic.
monb fam cine GrflGrung fir Die
Chat aeben. Blunt mor illlperbeiro.
tbet mo lebte nit ieiner y Sabre
olten Miltter, Srul Imonbn Siiiltt
Wlilllt. 0eren @ut cr ~pcrlpaltctc. Iic
geerpigitng finbet beilte oui Dem ga.
milicnbcgrabniBplos Itott. Eoltor
II. Sober Murtbn Neftor Der biid)oil.
proteit. ct. Srfass&irfc bon Sarri.
ionpillc, meld)cr 9lunt dis airden.
rotbsmitglieo o%n9eb0rtc, miro Die
8rnbreoc bolton.
Ole .SreipiIligc Seucr~
10 \ + s pmpagnie BON so.
milton" peronitnltet mn II. uno
Is. Wai Elm Grobeercnielt, %uerbunoen
init 9o5or, iiir nelhes bie Serrcn ..
g. Turoum, Sam. q. Smipolb ulo
George i. Serr Die Arrangements
t%reiien. Sn Der Subresneriommlung
lpurbcn folgenbe 9eonntc cripGblt:
Eraiibent 3. g. Tiirbum, &iceprGii-
benton Hopol 8. YbelpS unb 2. Sim
ball, SefretGr Charles q. glbred)t
Sinon5iefret1r %. Sd)prr, Shobntei.
iter i. 6. Euroum, Sergeontsnt-
grms q. u. @alters, Gopitou 5. &.
Ghoninaer, /. lieutenant &. @olf,
9. lieutenant Z. 6. 2in9elbodL Gbcf
Soiepb Is. Siibrman.
9raper CAPTAIN qeebrt.
- Gem CAPTAIN beS 8rr Belt i'm bic.
iiaen Saien lie9enben britiid)en Gam.
piers .Mercebes DC 2%orrina9a", Srn.
s. G%d)eberrin. prrbc g%eitern Moreeu
i'm Wapors.9 iireou Die ibm pom
N~raiioenten 9nit pcrliebelle aolocne
11br uno Settle iiberreidlt. Ser britt
Idle &oniul in Baltimore, Sr. Gilbert
Sraier, belt Die lleberreid)ungstNn.
iprade. Ger Gapitdn rettete ont 30.
SsSanuar 1908 Der Mannifoit oes &C.
ftran6eten Sdooners rGbparo :.
Vermino" bas 2eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
intereiiantc Stotijtif.

&n1 Wonnt tSebrllnr fonlcn 22l I'm
idle in Baltimore por. - &on
bicicn nobmcn i6 cincn tobtIid)cil
NiiaQong. - Nelm Ycrionen be.
ginger Selbitmoro.
Cine pont Eolijiitcu ,SomcS u.
Blaming pom Toli5ei.SollptQllartier
on0cicrti0tc MISUNDERSTANDING 5ei9t
Oob i'm Wonat 5ebruar III Baltimore
224 llniGlle iid) c%reigneten, BON oenen
rs cincn tootlidcn NlisQnng nobmcll.
On Oerielbcn ;3eit periud)tcn Ia ger.
ionen ibrem 2eben cill 3iel 81 icben.
8 Ecrionen bcgillgcn Selbitmoro, mo
IS tamcl "a pIoBlihc SoocafGQe Dor.
Gic niht tGotlifcn llni1ac creig.
netcn lid mic folNt: odlt Eerionen
luuroen bllrd sIutos pcrleBt. 10 burd)
,Slnoe gebiiien, 5luci ollrd) Eicroe; Is
Herionen fielell ulli Dem Giic, 30 Scr
1onen lllr6telt ullt oen Srottotr, y
milrben ourh SttoBcnbobn.@ og9onS
getroffen unb % iiclcn bon Der Stro4
Benbobn.
Die tootlidlcn llnfdQc pertbcilcn
iid,, mic nod)ltcbenb: hrci Eerlouell
nurben uerbronnt, 5luci elcftrofiitlo=
nirt, elmer ollrd, einen berobiolenben
8egcnitonb gctootct, elmer ficl POM
Code, elmer olla Dem SenItcr, orcl
Ecrionen itorbcn Ourd) @oSpergifs
tlllg, ein Wanl pcriing iid) in elmer
Moihinc; Elm nnbercr nobm .@ift ans
Sericben; cine Ycriou fiel bon Der
StrnBenbobn; cine nllroe bon cinem
Observation-Disclosures getroiien, ntb
cine Yerlon lullrbc bon elmer 2ofomo.
tipc iiberiobren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04

io5uloQcn nlcritnniiirt, Ooa bciBt, or
bot bel Den npn inn 9clcitctcn Nor.
itcllu1Gcn itcta olti bic Scobdd)tll1g
Der 0ctoila cillcn ioldlcrt @ertb &c
legt lpie Dies olli Den omcrifoniId)cll
@ilhncn lett Songcm III Qcifcbcll
pilc9t. Sceniidcr 9uaitottllna uno
&pltilnlirllng lit bel Ehilipp'id)tn
Srltppcn itcta pcinlidlltc Sorgfolt
5lt0clponot unb icOcr Der Mihuirfells
Den bot 1crnu Dem o%oritcacnOcn Gbu=
roftcr cntipreheno Mu9tc 5t modcn,
GicS lucrocn Sic ia iibriGcna bel III.
iercn %oritcQrunqcn iclbit 81 bcpbnhs
ten @clegcnhcit 0ciunbcn bobcr1."
MorNrn NodnlittoN iinbet mlcocr
cine Mtotinec. Goritelltng bon YNlnno,
no mohHit Cup" ltntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
gnffurbernns an Sabuentraser.

SoIeu bel Dem bWttidlen Scitc
prompt erideiucn. - Die lester
Arrangements bca y%llnubhGngi.
Gen @iiracrucrcila." - Us loil
iiir Die Ncil,tcr cin outer Gin.
Druid criiclt lpcr0clt.
Iic Gonitc'n 0ca ,llnnbhdngioen
Niir1crpcrcina Don WdrpIono", mel
die Die arrangements filr 0oS beitt,
Id)c Tcit nnl SonntnA Nbcn0 III Der
,@crmuuio WGn1erdor @ole" 81
trciicn bubcu, wcrOcn hclltc Nbcno
ihrc lcBtc &criommIlng boltcn. Gas
@rooromm fir bic Scicr mltrbc be
rcita ur9iiihrIid) III Der Iienstnga-
Drummer bC3 ySCIltidcn Gorrelpolls
ocntcn" mitgcthcilt. Nnd) einem
cntiprcd)cnoCu @illtommcn9rnBc bca
NrGii0cntcn miro 0oS Ero0romm lid
III bunltcr NpI1c 10 obmldeln, oaB
nod jcocr 9lniprod)c ctn Colo. o0cr
1Cn1cininmca Sicb mo GonBertnu1lf
iol9t. Inter ocn Spliitcn oca IbenoS
beiinbct iid) oltd] '6crr i. @cber. Gic
6abncutrG1cr Der Tercinc mcrocn er-
iudt ooiiir Gorge 5I trneeL Dob
olc Gnhncn SountoG &ormltto9s
bis II llbr IN Scr y@crmonio.WiGl,-
ncrdore Safe" an Den &oriibenoen
RifnrO SonolnB pom Nolcn.Gomitc
iibCrQcbcll mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
Nina, iuu iupbnit On?
rSl Scr nWilriif-9 lfoOcnic" al Der
Nor0-Nomorb-S trubc.

Nina, no mo6nit Sup, Die 1T
itige @elnl0Spolic bon Nl6olf Ybl-
lipp, ncldJc icit Nnioll0 oicicr @od)c
in Scr yWtuIif. Nfnocnltc" III Sccnc
gcbt, iiu0ct ollnbcnOlid) OCl llll1c.
tbeilten, bcr5lid)elp NcifoQ zines 5obl-
rcidcn Ellblituma. Sri. 6colpiN Mi
d,oro, bic nllage5cid)netc Solbrcttc,
mcld)c bic Nollc Der n9llmu" ipielt,
hat iidD in Der fllr5c1r ,}cit ihrcs &icr-
leina bcrcita 5l elllCnl @ilnltlin1 0e9
Rltbllfltnlo ST. nlothcn ncrltoll0eil.
Sic lit oher nlld) cill Gor 81 licbcr
feider 2erl. @ic iibcrnliitbigstcd
llnb 6od 10 grocioS.0cccnt ucrtorpcrt
tic Die illnge Huriicrin nit Dem gro.
BEN Screen! Wiit meldcr GIcNonj
pcrltebt lie iHrc t@oItborcn Soilcttcn
5ltr Sdor 5u trogcll, Die lbrcr prGd).
tigcn 9ilbncn=S i1ur sur Sole Oir.
men. llno lpcldc illbtilc Nrtagcltol
tut9 iuciB tic, untcrltitBt bon rcIdlCll
Stimnnlitteln ull0 r"ciiitcr @clnnNSs
tcd)llif, Der pofulcu Scitc ibrcr Honc
3t 0cben! - Sri. NihorO It1Oirt sir
3cit nit Giicr bic cngliide Sprod)c,
oo tic Die Nbiidt bat, iid) Der enQliid-
lprcfenoen Nilbnc ST lpibntcll. Cine
grobc 3llfunIt biiritc ibr olld) BORT
ilnlfipcr prophc5cicn 5ll icin. Sic
aiinitlerin mllr0c geitern burd) rincn
prndtpoQen 9IumcuitrouB gecbrt.
WPit ibr tbcilt lid bel jcocr &oritcl-
hung &r. SORT Bulb in bic Gbrcn
beS 9lbcnoS. Gr ntndlt aila Der Holc
OeS Northumberland illll0en Mil-
liolenerben nno idiidterncn Sicbbn-
bcrS oNnotolc" obnc Sdnnicri9tcit
ole Soliptfiqum hca Stiidcs. Scine
fem = oiScretc, bod ltld)t meni9cr
ipirtlomc Gorltcllun0aipciic ieinc eles
gontc Tigrr ulb lcinc mirflid por.
lebnle 9lrt bcS Sid @cbenS b"iirftcn
i'm sum- locribuolcn WiitQlico zines
icoen GlllcnblcS modcu. Nr. Bulb
lit iibriocnS, mic Sri. Nid)oro, Gin
Sdonipiclcrfino. Scin &otcr ipor
Der lcillcr Belt lcbr bctonntc @crlincr
Solopcrnl1naer Eoul NulB. Ger
jungc aiinitler ipnr iriIbcr tGn0crp
3eit in elmer Icitenocn Stcluno onl
SoiepbitGotiidcn Sbcocr in @icu
tbGtig.
Ncbcn ocn bcibcu @cnonntcn er.
halt ulld) Sri. Melonic @od)tcl, net
die bic 9ciuiB nid)t iibcr ole MoEcn
oonfbore Mole elmer fciienocn ciicr.
iiidltigcn Satin 5l ipiclen hat, ltets
lbrcn Mntbcil bon Dem NpplauH bcs
YublifumS. Sic bictct cine in Moafc
uno Illffoiiung horofteriitiifc, icin
ouSgcorbeitctc Ghorntteritloie. Mber
oudl ollie iibriacn Mihpirtenoen tblln
= ein Scbcr oil ieincm Elobc - oos
Bette. Stiles IN NQcm Elm Gnicmblc,
boS iid) leben lulIcn fam.
Sr. %. SitcrmoL ser 8cid)Git@.
iilhrcr Der Ebilipp'ihen Grippe,
1ubcrtc lidI 9~citcrll 5ll eillenl Sertrr.
ter oes y9eltifen Gprrelponocntcn"
bodlit crfrellt iibcr bic glliltobmc,
weld)c Ole Weieuidoit in Baltimore
gcfunocn. nScrr Iooli Ebilipp",
logtc 9eltcrn Sr. Sherman, hot in
%ieillcr oreiiod)en Gi0cnid,oft ais sll-
tor, @iibncnleitcr mo Sd)ouipieler
lolfe Griolae crrunocL mic mobl
fcin 5%iucitcr ocuiiter @%iibnenfiinit-
ler. llno SIT Dem Iniebcn beiltidrr
5beotcrsT oritellun9cn bel Dem oruc'
rifaniiden Fitblitum hat CT nbnc
Sragc lebr picl bcigetrogcn. Gr hat
bic 0elttidleu IGeQtprsN 1liiiihrlt1oclt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-04
gbfabrtstase Der Haiiasier=S ampfer
uurl Nem-Ylurf.

ppu SkSu gplt.
alm 3. MGrs ogrin5eB Srene"
rad @ibroltar mo Neopel.
9lm 5. Mor5 Cue 81 slbru55i"
liad Neapel uro @enua.
9lm 5. Mars n6inlono" noh Nea.
rel ulo @enuo.
Nnt 8. Mdr5 Philadelphia" ua6
Soutbarlpton.
9Im 3. Mdr5 n9aurentic" nod)
2iperpool.
9tm 8. glGr5 .Gormouia" nadl
Gibraltar mo Heopel.
: gm .. Idr5 nGo4lmbio" nod
Glasgow.
9lm s. MGr3 uaoiicr @ilDeIm ser
0robe" nod Bremen. 1
am s. @dr5 oNoor0am" nod
Gotteroom.
gm 8. MGr5 u9(ncoua" nod Nea,
pei uno @enilo.
gm 8. @tGr5 nGitonin" nod Mot'
tcyoam mo 2iboit.
am 10. WGr5 lorraine. mad
SABRE.
PIN 10. MGr5 o3ieten" nod Ore.
1ilall.
9lm ~. Mdr5 nIcaiua b'Stolia"
tod Ncopel nnb @cmla.,
PIN -. Mdr5 DGooerlono" mad
Mntmerpen.
Im II. MGr5 nNoriotic" uod
Soltbnnlptnn.
Nm ~. Mdr5 Berlin" uo6 81.
hroltor unh Neopel.
Im IL. Mdr5 nGnIcoonio" no6
Glasgow.
Im ~. @Gr5 ngreiiocnt 2incoIn"
uoG Somblrg.
Nm II. MGr5 nMinnetopen" uod
2onoon.
Nm 10, @dr5 europa" nad Sea.
pei mo @emuo. 81
PIN 16. Mdr5 n@erugio" nad Eas
lerno llno Neapel.
PIN 16. Mdrj Settle" nodl @i.
braltur ilno @enua.
Am 16. MGr5 .Sceonic" mad, @i'
broItor mo SrieIt.
am II. Wars .Yrobence" mad
@apre.
Nm II. @dr5 ngrin; Srieori6
NilbeIm" l1od1 Bremen.
am II. MGr5 Oscar ser 3peite"
mad aopenbogen.
am 10. M1r5 Baltic" nod 2iper.
pnol.
an 10. Mar5 nGilc b'@enopo"
llad) Neapel lun0 @eniio.
Nm 10. Mdr5 n6rieorih Scr Gro.
BE" nod Gibraltar uno Neapel.
gm 10. Mars st. 2c1is" nod,
SolItbnmpton.
Nm 10. M6r3 r3eclanb1 nod
THtiberpen. '"4n' 'f' 9''hN@ ="
gm 10. MGr5 California" mad,
Glasgow.
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9lGc @ciabr upriibcr.

1uS morihc Gia i'm SuSQichom,a
X rtibt in Ole Noi. cn'ric 9tfiitdl
ttraen fiir lucitcrc llcberihmcmls
mutNcn mbc1rilnoct. Ter
Shnbcn nidt 10 ihlinmL OTIS
man 0od)te. - @ubnucrfchr mic
Scr ulli1cnommclt.
Nic @cfnbr elmer un0crcn NroBcr
llcberihmcmmllnN bel Mort Gcpoiit
lit poriibcr m10 Ncitcrn 9lbcnb tric6
Dos mcid)1cmorbcnc Sis nit bcll
MallcrmnlIcl ltnd) Der Sni 5lt. Ser
Suaollcbumo lit 10 meit gcinllcn,
onB Der Gilcnbnhnpcrfcbr Der oEcnr-
lnluaniu Giicnbubn" nit SABRE &c
@rocc mic0er nli9cnommen merbcn
fpultc, ltno on5u fob lid Der oihtc
NcbcI, mCldJer pGbrcno Der lettcn
Gage bic Nllaiid)t ilbcr Den SlltB M
nloNlld modltc uuo ncbenbci perbin.
1crtc. NoB oos Giaboot annapolis"
ocn Nllib bcrnnifonrmel fonrte. Sct
GonlpfCr troi bette gberlb bier Elm
llnO Nin9 cine Strcfc ipeit bcn SluE
hinoli, INN ctuoi9c Gisitnnlllgen
allt5llbrcd)cll, bod hattie 6oa tSabr.
5cil1 mclliN 5lt tblul, ocnn oos @oiier
rib allies GiS meg ltnO iiibrtc cs mir
hiholl3.
@0brcno scr lcbtcn 5cbn Stlunocn
1T ooa @olIcr of)t Sub 0eiollcn itlb
bic Nilr0cr crad)tcll ale lueitere &c.
tohr iilr porilhcr. gllld) BON SCORE &c
@rocc miro berihtet, DOB BORT ollc
lueitcrc @eiohr eilcr lleberidmcnl.
nlllna poriibcr lit. Ios Sis bat BORT
Gin Scntboot bcS Captain @iaiam
Gbenncp nit mcggcriiicn nnb 5lpci
Sdlooncril bic Elonfcn cingeltoBen.
Mciter binnuf BET WcGnlfS Serrp
tricb boS @oiicr iibcr Den 9amm sc.
Sterilization lno 9ing in Die slrbci-
tcrh0ltIcr billcill, oic obcr rcd)t5eitia
acr0itmt lpprocn luaren. Man nimnlt
al, 0uB Der Sd)ooen in SABRE &c
@rorc Durf Die b~icsiGbrigc lleber.
ldlurmmllng iid) oilf nnbc5n $4,000
hcl0llIt nnb Die Giienbobn ollein iolI
eil1cn %crIltit Don $4,000 ST. Der
5elhnclI rnbcll.
alihItrrs lrlb flares @etter miro
ollie i%peitcrc @eIobr aitd) fir Sort
Ecpolit beicitigcrl, irno iolteS @et-
Ter hobcn Die Scllte aeitcrn slbenn be.
fonmnclt.
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@eitern MaryIanb'Giieubabn.
Beatunenb an "a. G~sptsutter.
8erIdbt 8taensp0S,.sof:
Si0ltm:t V3g.rLtYN

. OSAkItuCug iii w. 0SplGut0gts Ntf.eF
8erIdbt 3~tuensg0Htsof:
1daItm: 4Si-f =
40 MISREPRESENTATION, SaeerStotyn, r.. z
B.. Wp..s Wapnesborc, gbamberSbu.a .uab.
alSeenomu'en Sonntaas. SaHco6 Mnb Gum
1857 Wssfssns-8eHi6er Gxpret, Deftm,uter,
nnionsBribge, HrticeoiIie CJreberid unb en-.
nlttSbnra. auseeiicrtrreit Gonntaes), aSdpneS.
boro, @bamterstura, 2neerstomr, Saneo6,
Cumberland, GifinS (Ylffef DbferbdttotS'
@aaeonS). Die gh6ftatisn biefes 2neeA ON
Gonntas " Saoserstoipn:
'4.15 @aGmittaas = e&neusue. Sauptlints.
pdgtpsfuipn, 3anccd, -StIppenettire g1io.
dusgeuommren Sorntdgs, Sreberid uni en-
ultt6bnrg .l0drIor,gRdgeun)
Sd0tid, axS9ensaarRen epMaiaa.
100 WsoraerS - Dort, .. uhb &. lib. unb
7.5o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mad 1buru,ont.
2.45 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Su6broof 0lbn'
bon. gorf. $anoper, Gettysburg uno y. 4
9aneber, .gettbsbure nnb .. unS 9. Tts.
els Nbenos--M ilom. nod Union BritQe.
=. . 49, g1ar eartaSS.
11.3O Nbenb8-glffuu. ifaG Union Brtoge.
gnr Ssunta4e.
9.45 Wloraen1Nffont. mao Union Brtbae uro
9nnobec.
= 8dit ni&t ara VennftI ania.s abe, .gatnto1 an.
q. Hpbtttipn, YteesYrdf.. u. Ser, s0ef&dsSf.
n. ~. esuea. 0en,' 8oHaaierss1osmf.
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ltntcr idJ ncrer Nm d) II /.
bigung. - Senrp 2. 9ofer, ell
Sormcr pur @oohlafplt, Baltimore
County, mllrbc geitern Dor Toli5c',
ridtcr onion beihulbigt, sic 6irmo
Sbeooorc Mottil & go. bon Mr.i022,
Tennipluonia : Ipeirtie. bel Dem Ser.
faltie bon Seu I'M SoIge Winocrge-
luifts alln,! Den 9rtrAg bon $61 90
b%etrogen SIT bobem2SS Ter angcid)u!-
oigte ncrSid)tete auf uuin Sorperbor
uto mrlrbe uuter $1,000 9iirgid)oft
iiir Dos @erittspariubrcn feitaehei'
ten. @ H.aInhU; >Ca
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Merdants & Mincrs Sranspurt. 80.
Tampfer.9tnie.

Srad,t nno Yaiiagtere.
= Mad, Bottom nuo hem Sjtcu.
Sonntag. Eienftag mn Jreitag, d ubr Mbenos.
= NadJ Eruuioeuce ugp bent Often.
Gonntae, Wiitiipob uno Sreitag, u ltbr IbenoS.
RAD 9feirpprt RciuS.
IdsIi6, ausgenomilefi Sonneritag II. Samitag.
6 lbr gIbenos.
y Sraht aii9enommeii tdeIit biz 8 llbr .glatu,.
fir o~enfelbet Gag iabren0e Sampler.
Nad eapanuab uno Sadipnuile.
Montng, Mittpo6 mnb .Srettag. 8 ubr IbenbS.
@alipi. Bureau: Sernlaii' uno 2igbt'Sir.
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