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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-10-17
= do love you" che said simply.

HNt SO WV yVOe W oOs0 OssUpsys ~
ming with tenderness. Neither spoke
Tor a long minute. but words. were NOT
needed to tell what the soul was say.
Ing through the eyes. r.
II do love you-you know l do,s C6n.
ME. I've loved you from the nrst day
I cannot live. without you. Connie,
darling. you won't keep me waiting
You will be my wife-you will marry
me at once3 You do love me. ] know
I've known It for days and days.
She whimsically broke In upon hia
passionate declaration, saying with Z
1retty pstulance: sOh, you havs1
~ hat insuGerabis coueeat! Pr
He laughed joyously. II never was
90 sure Of anything in my nfe." he
said. ''You couldn't help loving me.
Constance: I've loved You 20. You
don't have to tell me. dear: / know.
sun. I'd like to hear You say. with
those dear lips % well 40 with your
eyes. that you love me-"
she put her hand upon the back Of
TIE broad one which held the other i'm
pGis0ned; there was q proud. earnest
light In her eyes. II do love you" she
sa5d simply.
~GOd. but I'm q happy mani" he ex-
ulted. Forgetful Of the time and the
place. he half arose and, leaning for
ward, Kissed her full upon the upturn-
ed lips.
There was a rafting Of chinaware
behind them. In no little Confusion
both came tumbling down from para.
disc and found themselves under the
abashed scrutiny Of q very red faced
young serving woman.
"Oh. never mind" stammered Gret-
chen quite amiably. II am used to
that. madam. A great many ladies'
and gentlemen come here to-to-what
yOu call IT." She placed the tea. and
sandwiches before them. hes fingers all
thumbs. her cheeks aglow.
Brock pulled himself togethes. Very
sternly' he said. '4This yesng lady u to
D. my wife"
ZACH" said Grstchen, With 1 friend
y smile and the utmost difference,
'.that II what they AL say, mein herr
Then. giggling approvingy. she hustled
4way.
Brock waited until shs was ont 81
stght .She seems to he On 70 %. d
Ereddie would say. But what a. W
caref 70 Hike to stand On top Of the
Bandjoch and shout tie news to the
verid. Wouldnf you. dearest1"
~The world wouldn't her NJ dear.
H. raid coolly. .aBeatdss, it, raining
up there. Just look It Il sweeping
dewn upon ~ Goodnsssy'
asIfa I'D ghed Observation-Disclosures ~
NJ attempt to be casual ana tndiler
80 You cant turn 4 on % easily 20
TIT, dsarsst.r 10 cri1d Comet While
ltsEains We may pIan. You viii marry
Gt-tom0rrowr
ttsoy' M cfisd. aghast. How utter-
II f1dfculousFs. Ssae
Wsil. then. day altar tomorrow Z
M. no. nor week after next r.
49, hsr& Connie. we've got soms
~ 80 q epnaider IL vel ~ orr
1900 lASardsr y s1uaTeit III AZ ~
NJ ~ mustfps able a aAy tethe0e
fSsloplet tbat " hayent beens
~ ~ ~ GolnG5 o - married 6t
1ea That wttl teE sEd1th ont AZ tha
IcuIty, ma overylthine w.ilIA1ocE roSy
~ out1st. IL ~ tput i oNsgel
s1ijIgHf5d wtll haye saaa thiait ~ tlhs
56Nxrancea TIT sbeac9n lever fefQtAs Mn.
Eoe4uSs1xA 0Oel0fd 6Gliia1sr eopslo1e
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-20
MINERS 5ANoUETED.
Employers Appreciate the Good Work
Of Their Men and Banquet
Them.

That labor is worthy of its hire" is
always true saying, but that the
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-20

pected an the forces that could Be-
adyantageously employed continued
the extraction OF The rich ores up 70
the last moment when IN all accord
united discord arose that quaked
the mountains and caused rever-
beration that walked The goodly town.
or would, il there had been anybody
asleep.
The general spontaneous jollifica-
ticn in a way emphasized a most
commendable characteristic Of Tono.
pah, (. e., the universal exhibition Of
good-natured fun and total absence
Of any i'll feeling as 10 the crowds
and individuals. The passing Of an
eventful and prosperous year, and
the advent Of a new one of equal
promise, was observed in a manner
that will form a ereditable page in
the history Of our camp.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-20

The history Of Tonopah would not
be complete without an account o.
the famous banquet given by the
mine lcasers to their employees on
the second day q January 1902. This
event was to celebrate the closing Of
the leases The Tonopah Mining
company took possession Of the
claims June 2S, 1901, with the stipu.
lation that leases should expire Jan
uary /, 1912. The leases were held
on the simple word Of Jim Butler,
who did not give any bond or writ.
ten agreement to the lessers, and did
not exact any similar document from
the men who were taking out fortunes
daily from the ground he located. His
word and their word was good
enough.
The story, taken from the Bonanza
o. Thursday, January 4, 1902, is as
follows:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-20
First Banquet In Tonopah
To Celebrate Parting of Ways
Of Leasers and Operators

Metropolis. and many other popular
pieces.
After the dinner had been partaken
OF many lmpromptu speeches were
called for and made. Mr.. Thomas
Lynch. a successful leaser. was called
upon and, in few well chosen
words, thanked the miners present
who had worked for himself and part
ners for their faithful performance Of
their labor The speaker eulogized
Mr. and Mrs. Butler, the discoverers
Of Tonopah, and, on behalf Of Golden
& Sinclair. Tamblyn & Co. Sullivan
& O'Meara. and himself, presented
Mrs. Butler with a beautiful sun
burst pin as token Of the esteem
in which the lady is held, she being
the discoverer OF the famous Mizpah
ledge which has turned out a bo-
nanza.
Mr.. Beauchamp responded for lease
81, which is better known as the
Grass Valley lease, and stated that at
midnight, January /. over $4,000 had
been hoisted for the day.
Mr.. McCambridge gave toast for
the Miners union, which elected
much applause.
Mr.. James L. Butler, being called
upon, thanked the assemblage, and
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miner boy who has worked for the
leasers Of Tonopah has always been
faithful and never shirked his duty
can be said in every individual case.
On Thursday afternoon Messrs.
Lynch, Sullivan and O'Meara, Golden
e. Sinclair Tamblin, Beauchamp.
Waters, Hofer & Deugherty, the
owners Of different rich leases on the
famous Mizpah ledge, which has
yielded its millions of dollars in the
past eight months, in appreciation of
the good work accomplished by their
men, decided to meet and mingle with
each other and every one at the fes-
tai board. Miners Exchange hall was
engaged and tastefully and artisticany
arranged with six long tables, upon
which was beautifully spread a din
ner that the miners had been invited
to attend. Messrs. Van Alstine and
France had the spread in charge and
that they did themselves proud is
the verdict of all.
Tonopah is one place out of a
thousand that a fete of any kind is
conducted on an up-to-date plan. It
was so with this banquet. The tables
were so gorgeously and tastefully
set that they reminded one of
banquet in the Palace hotel in San
Francisco. With the exception of
silverware the spread was never sur
passed in the Bay city. The donors
of the dinner had left nothing un-
done to make the affair a success.
Six different kinds Of wines we're
served Mumm's and Roederer's ex
ira dry corks we're constantly being
popped reminding one of being in
the midst of Fourth Of July cele-
bration
The following ladies were invited
guests of the mine leasers: Mesdames
Butler Hudgens, Booth, Stewart, Sin
clair and Miss Nelson, who occupied
the first table front nearest the en-.
trance.
After the 2SO invited guests we're
seated McCafferty's orchestra enter
tanned the assembly with Around the
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-20

Office, Room PCS Russ Building San
francisco California. D1-D2g
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-20
SALE NOTICE

n ESCUE-E ULA MINING COMPANY
Location OF Principal Place of Bust
ness, san Francisco, California. Loca-
uon OF Works TOnopah, Nye County,
Nevada.
NOTICE.-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on ac-
count OF Assessment No. s. levied on
the l1th day of October, 1918. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-20
RoTHoLrz BROTHERS.

This firm is Incorporated by the
members, who have been in business
here for the last seven years. They
carry a stock of goods valued at
$4,000, and as jobbers OF the best
and leading brands OF cigars and to-
baccos are ready at all times to fill
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-20

Most Of the gentry who spend their
days clamoring for the "peepul' after
election spend their nights clamoring
for canvas-back and the grape Rich,
mond Times Dispatch.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-20

said he was too full for utterance
A. ]. Crocker, Ben Sullivan, Dr.
Hudgens, j. T Davis, We Scribe and
others, whose names the reporter did
not ascertain, spoke Of the past and
future Of the camp.
William Sinclair spoke Of the alb
sent ones, mentioning 7. L. oddie
whose name brought forth three rous-
ing cheers.
Fl. c. Cutting spoke Of the discov,
cry Of Tonopah and its rich yield.
and closed with a request for a ris.
ing three cheers for Mr.. and Mrs.
]. L. Butler, which were given with
a hearty will.
The banquet to the miners win all
ways form pleasant page in the
history Of Tonopah. II was pleas
ant sight to see these honest. manly
looking sons Of toll meeting their
employers, and vice versa, knowing
that each and the other were en-
deared TO one another. It IS to be
hoped that the employer and employee
OF this camp will always be har.
monious.
There never was more enjoyable
time than was had at this banquet
All were jolly nobody could be
otherwise; and then how nice it is
for the employers TO know that their
men have no grievances against them
and, in return, they respect the men
who have been employed by them for
their honest work Let us hope that
it will always remain thus.
The banquet over the social dance
was INDUCED in until early morning
The passing Of the leases is told
as follows by the same paper
VALE 1901.
There was a sound of revelry bv
night in Tonopah upon the expiration
of the year, and, incidentally. the
termination Of the mining leases OUT
of which so many capable men have
made fortunes and contributed ia no
small degree to the Golfers Of the
mine owners. AS might wen be ex.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-20

orders, The firm is owned by Ben
and Edward Rotholtz.
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sesen friibsr untersebraht finS: niht
nlebr in brei, fpnbern nur mob IN 5ipet'
S1iaten liesen Die a0jen iibereinon.
her, auf ieoem GusipanoererihtfI
'tpaht Elm Regierunsstpmmii'Gr idarf
bariiber, bab ale 9prihriften iiber Die
llnterbrinsnns uno 8ebonnluns Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itreng befplst
,peroen. Mit beIpnoerer Giebe hungt
Stalien on Ieinen 4usponoerern, bic,
meiit pbpItfd unb mOraliid Serntrnps
pen bes Bottles, ourh Irbeitsleiltune
unb Sebensfiibrung ben italienilten
Rdmen i'm Iuslonbe gu anlehen brins
aen unp meif aud pioniere Der Spras
he uno Der 8uItur iinb, penen Siinltz
Ter uro 9elebrte auf ben Spuren tpls
gen.
Drei aolben leuhtenbe &uppeln, Die
man pom gonts 5eberiso 9uglielmo
aus srbIidt, sstesn oas neue 8ss
fhdftssertrum an, ods an monument
taller 8robartisteit Der aIten lleberz
Iieferungen Der .Superbu" ni6t uns
piirbig lit. On Der qiu3au 9e 5errari,
bic audi aIs 0auptausganospuntt tlr
Die meiitsn Sramlinten Der neue Der.
tebrsmittslpuntt eeporben 1T, ltsgt
Die neue gDrie nit tbrer mG6tisen gss
tpDlbtsn garodfaTabe. Sbr Snneres
seiot spar nidt Die 9rpBe uno bds
2eben Der neuen Welteffettenmdrtte,
perrGtb dber bur6 Die reihe ausItats
tuna oes buntel gebdltenen opalen
SauptiuaIes, bur6 ben Shmud Der
ihfperen, pieldrmigen gron3eleuhter
unb bic pradt Der bunten 6lasfeniter,
ndb bier Elm alter Sip bes Rei6tbums
lit. 9urt, einen boben Sdulengan9
nit Der 90rie perbunosn III Dds III
gleitem StiIe gebaute ueue poIts
qsbGuoe, oegenuber iinb 3fpei neue
9anthGuier fir bic rgancu o'Staltd"
uno ben ,Grebito etaliano" i'm 8au,
tpGbrenb Die Deitieite Der pia83a nod
oas mdIsriih elenbe Bib nah bem
Ibbrrh 5eigt uno Der gleubebduun8
bdrrt. unmittelbdr an ben '8orIens
blpd IhIiebt iid Die 8ia XA. Sete
tembre an, Die nad osm W}onumeHtals
frisbbof StagIteno binabfiihrt, brett
unb prddtig nit ihrem neiten unb bo,
ben. aud bel Strabentrsu3ungen fort
eefiihrten Sdulensang, Die oroburs
tieite ibrer 2lrt in sSalien. Nttt oem
lm3ua Der 80rie aus oem alten en-
qsn oGuiergsrpirr i'm bdmmrigen
burqortieen 6afsnpisrtel nah oie'en
breiten unb Iihten Quartteren oes mo-
bernsn Gsuud bal Elm ueues SaptteI
in Der bauIiden Gntpidlung Der
Stdbt teaonnen.
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(Eine CrbinnnS SO sa3sief2 - Gu
~ Aanmuna tnn Gprh Strnhc rcr GnIe

Gtne Crbinnus, SO sa3sfei2 - 9nr
" Rdnmrna tnn Sorh Gtrdhc, rcu goIes
rain GseHne BIS Eprina grobe abenne
On anbefsndt sab om IL. Inae hes Ecremr
Der VI. .. 1912 cine @efiiipr esfetmdfiG Del
herr Gtabtrnib bon ber gsaIiimor mb Cblo
Eonitsre'tern Gifenhabnsfyefsdf1a 1aft einaersitt
hnfne. um acrb efrohe bon gelerain GneHEe
I'm Eiien bic Eprtna Groce Mh4nnc i'm s2sfien,
81 fauneu. unb
An anbeiratt, bab mii befGefer 8s.iion bic
Ginrili1nna bon hefaafsr EilembcBrsGcfeHs
ff1ii nfs bic Giaenibiimfrin bon oll benz 9iaen
ihutn, meihes an befaaie EfrGhe oGftobi. bon
0clsratu @nenre bis 1priu9 Grooe aoeune,
nnb
On anbetrad;. tns befaaies giaeniBum adns,
Ito hcn befadter hnif psriuiis.
nirn 70 tfi ee ntAt nntbnennid. hnb eine See
iaHnmuhana tn Getrfff Der 8crIdae bon bsiags
ter &eitti1H rfrrfferiiidt tptrb. utIh
). ~ anbeirafi. nab sgr Eiasira,b ssr aHstdt
sorsanseH III, rte nnbariuti uue eah es sem
GIlasmenen Sn'ereHs nichi fdbahlsc IN unb Dor.
eeItomuren fperheH folie. Ifn6
IN Gnbfiratt aab beioaie gferhahnsWefsus
etreiteu Qonhes ~ lbertraaen cirpa nrettuHesrt
5000 iSHk ubrbfit brn ber aepcrfudritaeH pnas
On tSnTb EiraEe, tpTisbe GeraruHi fucrben feu.
In .hem Bale, bob BITE afie Sorb Strabe bon
Aiefem Gfabfrnih eeranH tuirs,
Run tesbalb fet eE beihlciieH bon ber Sidbis
ratt oef Eiobi Cincinnati. Etaai Cb,c.
Srffiou 1. Edh Togb Etrabe, bon QoIernsr
sbsnae u1 Ctten bts sur Gprtna et0ne abe
Hus IN Eseiien, hsersnrt gerdntri tperee.
better auoft nub 5alfipiefi tleiben foa bon Hnb
mad BEN frabetisn BON Stfst erianbieH 5sst
9a'firi am II. 1esember 1912
graf6eut bss G,etiraits.
els
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Eerrftt In oem fpunoerpDlIen qaldit,
Ieinen sablIoIeH Rsbsngebduosn uno
oem rieiiaen Part. Die aaiierins
u}utter neint ben san3en Tag ftu Dor
iicb bin unb perldbt taum ibr 3immsr.
Gis m0tte aerRe for. aus Der srobsn
.perbotsnen 5tabt" uno nab benz
SommerpaIait sieAsu, aber re tpdgt
e8 ni6t, ba Gjerutte al tbr DIR bran
cen, bab iis unO ibr Snabe srmorbet
peroen piirnen, Denu tie duberhalo
Ter Staot geisb,n rperbsn iOIitsn. Der
tleine aaiIer If. Elm titles, psrtroums
tps aino uno psiB niht, pos ith ers
eianet tat. Gr fpieIt ON ltsb'tsn mtt
fh0nen, tunftppu ssihnisten 5pI5'ols
taten, uno psnn er Tieht, pie isiue
N}utter peint. 10 itrsitsIt CT ihr bic
Sfirne unb frugt iie 30rtIia, ob sr ols
SuiTsr nidt ihren Summer perideus
den t0nne. 9rosoem pieis rperbntsne
G.abt" 0oe uno psrIaTsn lit. piro
cc6 Der 9etrieb aufrsdterboltsn, nls
ct oQe oie 1ouisnoe BON SetpohnsrH
nod ou pdreu. SunOsrte bon Sda'
fen, S6peinsn uub 6uhn.rn tpsrben
toolih ceIhIadtet, nm bann bon ben
Gurufeu ouberhaIb bes gdIaites oer'
tonft Ill Freroen. ueberhaupt ilRo be
Gunutsn Die ipabrsn 5srr.n Der rpsr'
tctensn Gtoot" gslporben. Sis p!iin'
bern unermubIib unb bsrauben fpitss
uatiTh bic 9alGIts al ibrsr tperthool'
len Geoenitdnbs. Wenu Der leRte urs
alts 1eppit. Di. Isste avitbartsit aus
QcrssQan, GIfsnbein ootr Cob psrs
Ifpunben Tein piro, oonn Deroer
nobriteinIid iih audi bic euuu4en
aus benz Etaube mahen.
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2okal.Dertdt
Oielseiu@t
Sit anscblidl Der seittru bier per'
haitete @iQiam @otpief.

Ginen gutsn Sang slaubt Die 5iss
fae goli3ei in einem gepinen 5drrp
genbsr alias Milliam 9oiole. ssmaat
al baben, Der geItern Tahmitiog IN
m3immer an Der Ia. uHo pIodiant
Strdbe pertaftet ipurDe. gDie Die pos
llsei bsbauptet, if Der 9stbaftste elm
8erIi6erungsihpinbler, Der nomsnts
lid Grisfen eepreIt bat uno Der in
Irsrihiebenen Stdbieu bes lunbes
oriraenb eefpiinIht pirb.
9enber, Der ipdier Susub, bub fein
tedrter Qdme 9otolet lit, fon in erfier
Qinie cine arisdiife 9erfitsrunssges
isIli6dft, Die Greet Catholic Union,
fir bic er etne .3eitlung ols asent
fIngirte, begauner. baben, inbsm er
rie 8riintuns pon s3fpeigpsrbdnben
Fireirte uno itd, bann fir inosindre
-pbesfdue bic Sterbeseloer aus3abltn
lleb. Nuf biefs Meiis iolI er bic Ges
isl!ifnft I'm nabe5u $4,000 begous
rert baben.
sluber6em tpir6 er beifulSigt,
leiftgIdubigen Grief)en aftien Don
angeblif gar nidt eriitireisber Inter.
nebnrlnsen ai,fgetangt 8u baben. Ga
genDer alias 8ofoief fif, bel ieiner
SdnDinbeIeien Der Yoit beoient bot.
lino bic 8inoesbaboroen eben'aas
1inter Inn ber itno er olirfte bieien
geborbeE ausgeliefert iperben. stn
Dem 8erbafteten. iofpie in oem bon
ibnr beipobnten 3inrmer an Der GIN
Strabe tpurbe, mad Der Ueriiderung
DER 8oli5ei cine arBaM ir,frinini.
renoe gofimente sefuroen, Die ais
8espeismnteriaI gegen ben Derfaite.
ten benuet .perben foaen. 0orI1ufis
ipirb Gerber alias Wofolsf 1ur aIB
.pers6dtig ivitge5nltenL .
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l(usldnbiihe Stahrihten.

Die Su6enod BEN SupsIsn
Der 9ri3efitn BON 3 burn
Iuno Sarts. Nus Gitsnbs mslDet
mar: 2lm %. SuIt b. s. tpuroen, ME
erinnsrIit, Der prinSefiin BON Iburn
uno Saris in Sftsnbe fir ettpu 1907
900 sroncs ,sufpeIen auf gebeimniBz
pDIe Dsife geitobIsn. Die prin5sftn
bate i'm ,9alacehoteI" eine 5luat bon
Al 3immerr genietbet uno fiibrte fir
etpa fieben Wiqipnen Suipelsn bel
fih. 4n ieusm Morgen nahm lie an
Strono ibr 1eppbntes Sab unb battle
ihrer RQmmerfruu ben gefthl ertbeiIt,
cine Reibe BON oupslen bereit 81 bal
ten, bic Tie mad bem Bah dnlegen
poLIte. Die Gammerfruu Iegte bic
Shmutfdhen in Elm SG't6en, oas lie
uuf ben SoiIettentiih hinitsIte. 4Is
bic prinssiIin suruttebrte, mar bas
Gdithen nit ieinem toitbdren Snhdlt
perIhpunben. Wau benahrihtigte ben
Oirettor beg 5oteIs, 5erru 2ermits,
uno ben GRf Der Citsnber Cider
beitspoIiSsi, 5errn Gobefroi, Die nit
ihrsH geumtsn fofort oae Wtabn1bs
men srerifTen, um bic osutpelsn tpiebsrs
sufinoen unb Die Gtebe al ernittelH.
I6er d1e geniibuneen blisben erfolgs
los. Deber bic iiebsebn Diener Der
QrinseTin, nod Die aommerfrou, noch
bic 6ctelbebienIteten nubtsn irgenbs
tpel6e getunbungsu gu MAIDEN. bic
auf bic Spur Der 8erbreder bdttsn
filhren f0nnen. 9aIo 0arauf lUuroe
in Son6on Elm gorer perbaitet, ser
am Gage Dor Dem EiebItabI i'm ga.
lacebotel" ob9eitieqen' mar, uno ocn
Dem man gIoltbte, baB er Die 2Slupelen
beinlIi6 nod 2onoon eebraht babe
3dnn ler1fte iidl Der 8eroaht auf ei.
nige nornebme Heiienoe, Die ebenfol!s
in Sen Sotel Guartier aeronlulen
bdtten. l1no ihIieBlid fam eire
gfeibe BON anoereu 8erionen in ben
8erDoft. 2Sn BEN @I0tteru fpurDen
5abQoie gebeinnibpoQe @eihidtea er.
5dblt, uno Die internationoLen 3etef.
tioinItitute llnb Die beIgiiden Boli5ei.
beboroen bntten cine ltniurnne BON
Mrbeit 5u perrihten, Inn al oieien
ntpIterioien In0eutlngen nadBuae.
ben. S5est tbeilt Der Sitenoer Inter.
ilthungsrihter, in oeiien Sdnoen iid)
aIle Gdoen fir Die gerfolguna Der
Ebdter bereinigten. offi3iea nit, 6aB
itb ale Spuren, Die man bisber per.
foIgt, aIs pollig hoItlos errpieien 10.
ben. 3eoer iinb bic 7iebe ernlittelt,
nod bat man irgertb ettpas bon ben
foitbaren SuiDelen Der 9rinseiiin &c.
funoen.
Der perlaffene, aoifer
BON China. 2onboner 3eitunaen
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