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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-05
To-Day's Advertisements.

RAILROAD Meetn g-Many Citizens.
Naturalization, Orvle Strong Village Clerk.
New Hotel Avoca Wis, E. Wallace, Prop'r.
New Goods, B. Thomas & Co.
Grand Tournament, Horse racing and Pigeon
shooting.
Village Ordinance, Orville Strong, Vii Clerk.
VIM. Tessdale, Boots & Shoes, Mineral Point.
j. Deller, Dry Goods, Mineral Point, Local.
Sage jackson, Gift enterprise, Local.
James r. Jones, Local. 1914
Jones & Owens, Locals.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-05

e4~ B. Thomas & o., have Just re-
ceived new stock Of first-class goods.
All these goods are warranted to be of the
best brand and make. See their new and
large advertisement in this issue.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-05

VILLAGE ELECTION. The annual election
of village officers will take place next
Tuesday, the 9th inst, president, six
trustees and member Of the county board
are to be chosen.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-05

a@~ Sage & Jackson's great gift con-
cert comes off on the 4th Of July next.
Get your tickets the sooner the better.
Remember, every other ticket draws
prize. Everything about this enterprise is
as straight as string. Tickets for sale
by G. F. Tannrath, Dodgeville.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-05
Dated May 1st, 1871.

gGly~ A negro insisted that his race was
mentioned in the Bible. He said he heard
the preacher read about how "Nig5 er
Dcmus waited to DC born aSin.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-05
The Imported Stallion,
Young Canadian
F A R NJ Err !

Imported from Canada By John Collard
in 1862, noso owned By G.. COlIard Dc Bro,
soiU stand for mares the coming season as
foll0aos
Monday forenoons, at the residence of Chas. Co
lard town of Linden Monday evenings and Tuesday
forenoons, at Richard Rogers Stable, Dodgevllle
Tuesday evenings and Wednesday forenoon9, at
(see large bills 70. Wednesdays and Thursdays,
Thursday evenings and Frj1ay forenooDs, at Thorn
as Gribble's barn in va wick Friday afternoons
and Saturday forenoons at Alfred Jenkins stable
Doin
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-05

ag- The annual conference of the P.
M. Church will be held at Linden, on
Thursday, the 18th of May. The Sabbath
following, services will be held.in the grove
adjoining che church.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-05
Rail Road Railroad u

The citizens of the town Of Dodgeville,
will meet at the court House in the village
of Dodgeville, on Wednesday, the 10th
day of May, 1871, at two o'clock P. NJ, to
take in consideration the proposition of
Geo. w. Cobb, Esq, for the extension OF
the Mineral Point Railroad from Mineral
Point to the Baraboo valley.
MANY CITIZENS.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-05

WANTED.-A good girl, t. do general
house work. Apply Immediately at tht
CHRONICLE Office.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-05
Annual Village Report.

The president and trustees of the village of Dodge
VILE herewith submit their annual report for the
term ending Nav 9th, 1871.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-05
MASONIC.

uNODGEVILLE LODGE, No. 114 +. Il a NJ hoit
ID their Regular Communications on the ISL ah'
Sd Fridays Of each month. - Wv =.
Cu.pIEs RIsHop Sec'y
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-05
A 400 ACRE FARM
TO BE
SOLD ENTIRE, OR III LOTS

no suit npucLasers at the rate Of 600 Tor the woIe
fnrn ,.,., = - .,,o,,
This farm is low offered for sale at little more man
half il, value 1t is situated in good helghl"r,
hood in Wyoming Valley, is all in one piece, wei
watcred and ri-ht public road. c"islIer"hie
ntrt Of it il under cultivation AMI mostly tehG'"
There il u good house and out-buildings on t. IL mas
an ahu mia nee of good wood. 1t is one OF the heH'
stock fnrms in the county. The price II SOLD WIN
in tho next three months is only 81 o''' cfm h"!'
cash down. balance on time. Apply at inc OhNoNA-
OLE office, Dodgevillr. 80 ~ ,, ~
r. 7. & W. J. WRIGGLEs WoRrH,
6tfn Real Estate Dealers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-05
AvOGA HOUSE.

uNpPOsITE THE RAILROAD DEPOT james 3
I BSmith Proprietor This house has been htted
ma in the latest style, with every accommodation
Or travellers or boar,lers by the day or week Also
she hest accommodate ions for tcams.-4H
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-05
FOR SALE.

A farm of 200 acres of land situated miles from
Helena Station rs under cultivation 20 acres
of bottom hay and go acres fenced Tor PASTURE the
balance is we'll timbered and we'll watered by liv
ing stream.
There is a small frame house the place. with
good stablng and out buildings. The farm is sltua-
Price So 900. Terms Half down, balance paid in
installmens of 5000 each for five years. at per cent
possession given next fall, Tor further particulars
apply on the place, of DENNIS COLLINS.
29m4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-05-05
T. 0. 0. F..

u>oDCEvTLL LODGE, No. IA, meets in Odd Fel-
ID lows HaU, first building south of Court House,
sverv Saturday at * O'Clock. Members visiting the
N'''"s' ROBERT G. OWENS, N. G.
JAMES LErcHER. Secretary
IOWA ENCAMPMRNT, No %, I. O. O. F, meets in
odd Fellows Hall, first building south OF the
foprt Uouse eyery2d and 4th Tuesday evening ofeach
month. IhoMAo 'ohN0' "
O. p. ASHLEY, Scribe
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30
D, Gala Oak Hall for your Fall Suit.
Debility and Emaciatinn.

Bo result irsm the lack Of ability convert the food int
namet How necessary, then, for those suffering from
tnese alarming symptoms TO immediately resort TO rpi.I,
th@t WI" strengthen the stomach and digestive organs For a.
soon as this desirable object has been accomplished the
Improves and the patient his usual apparanca HIS
letters stomach Bitters have attained worldwide popularit,
Ia uch cases and have been the best and safest
" removing constipation toning the stomach giving
10 the liver and relieving every symptom Of nervousness
depression Of spirits It's cheering aud beneficial effects
Aghy spoken OF by thousands who owe to il their
neSn Noresorave in the annals medicine has attain.
81 hs same popularity the short space Of time it has
uoFe 'e public or has the high endorsements
70 sns excellent tonic Many other
os eoeee and restora,ves have been int roduced ard
na'S pesned one by while the popularity of
0oaeh b'IeIs continue t" Increase aud is now r4coi
'AhuSa household Medicine. The success which at+a,ds
" ur hers evlnc"s at once its virtues in all cases Of de-
0 Ald disease OF the stomach Certificates almost
Nuos nave been published, attesting It's truly
power IN removing those painful and fft diseases Ad
~ He Il seems Idle to DO than call attention to tb
u 'he age in order to awaken public attention to
~ excellence It is the preparation Of the kind tbat il
~ all cases. and it is therefore worthy the
of the afflicted "' ''' ''o"S''era''oh
aug2-im
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30

H. T,mmapy cbiaftnins of New York are
ne a lanln'aI aaI3rmed now over a seemingly
much more s,,oment ~r the German Democrats,
earnest IN lnoIoardI Iend of Hon. Mr.. Ottendorfer
under under " 9ZSs;tamG1, are making, than over the
StdatS E'I""T. n tbe Times newspaper. The move
attacks o. Question @ has for its object the expul-
ment N UEaiL EiiIL Connolly, Tweed and Sweeney, on
SION Goarr ql 1rT that the Democratic party cannot
the t4foI' t5at load this fall aud win; The Exccu-
carry yCommittee .n1, have already adopted resolu-
tive tive I0' 10 that effect aud the latter body will
tonS ~ srecial meeting to take final action upon
!hnm hano . If this German Democratic diversion
thUl", hUln"r,severed in. and does not degenerate into
n mere pTlA flank movement of the Republicans,
imnortant r consequences, ere long, will inevita-
bV enSue
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30

A horrible affair came to light in New York,
an Saturday. A woman came to the Hudson
river railroad depot in a carriage, her trunk
an arriving at the same time, on a truck. She
nurrboscd a ticket for Chicago, had her trunk
checked for that point, and then went away, as
i was not train time since which nothing has
bepn heard of her. In handling the trunk, it
broke open, ard a terrible stencil issued
Unon examination, it was fouud to contain the
remains of a young girl who had evidently
ham tbe victim of an abortion. A man named
Dr Rosenswig, notorious as the keeper of
criminal establishment where such operations
are nerformed was arrested yesterday, and
narrowly escaped lynching.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30

A Democratic stump speaker, down South,
is credited with uncommon courage, and blunt
honesty for commencing an address as follows
"Iintend to speak plain English to you, Dem
ocrats would ike to have you listen to me
calmly do not come here to stun you with
any oratOrica eloquence want to enlighten
you, and it will take much of an orator to do
.bot ~
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30

A terrible railroad disaster occurred at
Revere, about seven miles from Boston. on
Saturday night. The Bangor express, which
left Boston at s. p NJ, overlook and ran into
the Beverly accommodation train, and " teles
coped the rear car. Two or three ether cars
were consumed by fire. Twenty-one persons
were killed and number more or less Injured
Many Of the injured are scalded, and have
fractured limbs.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30

During Senator Morton's speech at the SOL
diers' reunion at WINCHESTER, Mo-, last week
he had occasion to call upon those present who
had lost near relative or friend in the late
war to manifest it by raising a hand Instantly
a thousand arose, and with his own upifted
also he eloquently abjured them to cherish the
Governm mt in memory Of the lost ONES. The
effect was thrilling.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30

- NA:E CHANCR
presents itself those who
have not yet completed their
SPLENDID CLOTuINC summer outfit OF purchasing
StLEADlD CLOTHING
specially prepared for the pre-
sent seasons wear, which is
GRENTIY REDrTrD nr,C, now being offered
"NEAfLl REDUCED PRICES
We are determined 10 clear out
our surplus stock, and offer
GREATEST INDUCEMENTS purchasers the
IN genuine bargains of First
class goods at eXcre,ng IN Iow
Prices. ''
w" 10 lHE LIME FOR REAL BARGAINS AT
BENNETT ~ cos,
TOWER HALL
Uorr ,-o,. No. lS MARKET STREET.
tuIv06 '"'' way petWESrn ruth and sixth streets.
--!-o Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30

49,, " r"'l'ue'phla on the 2lst inst. of CONSUMPTION
Aiarla Adaline, wife OF Jacob Chase and danht r
a' t. d. COOPER Sr of Willow Grove Dell agOd 81 years
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30
A Chance to Make Money,

The undersigned offers for sale mr. rem, .bo SO,p
AND CANDLE FACTORY AND FIXTUPFS
situated 81 at Cor Commerce and East Sts.. Smvrna
DEL Terms reasonable. Immediate DO. session
ROBT. DENNEY.
Us""t' 'V'"' Ill. Smyrna, Del,
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30

WILMINGTON AND READING RAILRoADBoNDs We
are n1w selling the second Mortgage Bonds of this
road at S29 and interest They free from ia axes
interest payable January and July. The bonds are in
Tree OF expense. The road is dol ng good business
with prospect of considerable increase This issue is
made to procure additional rolling stock John Nc.
Lear & Son, Bankers, No. 602 Market ST. Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30
THE MARKETS
M MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

IN Akr-on the 29th inst, by Rev. j. F. Clvmer Mr.
"Nllam D. Grant and Miss Nancy p. Start both of S
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30
A VALUABLE FARM
PRIVATE SALE.

Ihe subscriber hereby oilers and will sell VaIua
o'e Farh Tor reasonable price, and on very easy
terms. 10 a responsible purchaser
Ihe tatm lies directly upon the division line be.
tween delaware and NlarylanG; principally in Qneen
hnie COhnly, q" the latter Stale, about miles from
wilmington, D from Sudersvllle. 6 from Kenton and
IL miles iIom Smyrna; is within fe W miles oftwo
WorkIng railroads, which connect with the Delaware
Nallfoad and Is In good and rapidly improving
ne ehb0rhuOd e
The tract adoIns lands of Major Black, John Clark.
James uessofd, and others, and contains about 36O
Acres, OF which, 100 acres are Woodland The
ce ired land is IN state of good improvement and
the Misunderstanding House stables cribs Sbods
&c' we'll arranged for the complete working of The
iarm' and all in good condition. ANY person in search
81 such properly may obtain bargain in this estate
me soil Is naturally strong and good, admirably
adapted to the growth Of Fruits as we'll as OF Gram
and grass. -u''
GEO. W. CUMMINS.
Smyrna. DEL June Let, lS7I.-7Gm
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30
PURE
STRAWBERRY VINES
H. Or ALE.

WILSON'S ALBANY SEEDING, per 1000 s4co
TUItIMPH DE GRAND, ner i0H0' e oo
JuCUNDA, or Knoxs' zoo; had my wv
original stock Of J. KNOX nor 1OOO Iooo
TERMS CASH.
All OF the above young vines Warranted rr,ro
to Name, and not mixed with any other varie,;es
Roots and tops straightened Packe and deIivered
at Railroad Depot free of charge Address
ROBERT WILSON. Flun Grower,
HutSo'i Dover, Del.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30

Very Low-Fall prices at Wanamaker &
Brown 5.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30
New Advertisements
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE,.

or TIE STATE or rENNSlIvANIA,
M"EhhT ST, west Of l1.h. .EiiiLADELTIIIA.
E@."pcns September % h ISL Thorough Coi!r riate
RAINING i"t the rfaci, Ol hiGNF EAGIyEEGiNGClyIL
ENulNEERIN'i, NECHA%lC&I NJ i..,.:,hEEING. ANALYTI-
CAL AND INHuaTEIAL tHtMIsTEY, kiErAIIUKGY AAp
ANCHIrtcTUKE. The Diploma OF the College is re.
eceVen as conclusive evidence cf proficiency by the
ro,r,stS vsl"ettS aho COMPANIES engaged IN works of
mPfovem'u ut. For l?h annual announcement ad.
'fe's A Lf RED l.. KENNEDY, NJ. L, Pres Of Faculty
nrn23tW
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30
Iso g. SsEH

in smyrna on Saturday, the 18th inst a Long Heavy
Winter SHAWL-plad, three colors, and could be
worn el,nef side out. The finder will be suitably
ANDERSON HAWKINS
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30
OBITUARY

,oer HaniCn Del, Saturday evening Anrus o,L ,s-,
mtera snort Illness Mr. LEVI N.STEKN K a,i ~, d. 10 10
,i nu nays leaving wife, a very nuInsr,s
Wien tbs I aI enas ms TO mourn Their rreporable loss
score years and ten are called To- & i ot the Il
S NJ H. up without murinur; when infancy is ca t9
llS ol innocence know thtv MR.
cI @ a our hearts, almost inseushly with lesser
T az te ua' just But when death throws his lev
chis the a6 ot Il 2ne IN the prime of manhood and
no" OF NE pure Ount and
M WIN hope and happiness, we almost e To- 9, tad"nt
mi on death The death OF Mr. Storner was
~ @es,al ION ot the sublime truth OF the christian n
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30
Jesus can make dying bed
Feel soft as duwuy pillo,yS ara.
While On His breast / Law NV had
And lrnnf tho my Ii. 80 -. - =,

M @ ' Illness was short and his death sudden and
SI'It IeSStii" found him ypdjiIr
in @ m lamp ann trimmed ami burning, with the lower m
NIat iriderS the Christian beautiful in death
Water OF 1869 and 1870 under the nraaci s IN tHu
ylneIu ne became ie"piy and earnestly inrrStr IN
?G ~ HASi mental l6iigi"n, aud during
w. t snb a. D'I the same winter. happI con
u OIVGShl l" believe in Christ h,sri me-,
true ne was an exemplary ami consistent cnrstian
teIItr husband; all r.l.ti,ps h..
aue man destiny. Mr. Scrmer was ifr vii I ,u
Srh n H, calculated to cdtar him to the hearts M ali
AioW ''''i 10 Inc Nv .v.r az
az AZ tue WORTH mrudcant s urn,i -
c"Ss e ihus OF lie we are in death =; but death in L
our eve" %a"GrT S up OF Lille Eternal II might cos
, 80 " !e Splrlt Teaching, might say with trub ~
smch WE 1t was h8rd to lose such husbanI-o the nrt
fhT1ub ~ u When We allow our spiritual vision to 10 k M
snC excam or & a!i must be rady to dry up their ars
Camden, Del, Aug 2sth 1871. uo
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30
Bricklayin" and Plasterine

The undersigned respectfully informs his friends Of
smyrna and vicinity that he Is prepared TO execute
all kinds Of work in the above business in ,vorL
manlIke manner. Contracts taken ana ali kinds NJ
mater al furnished if desired
CHAS. II. HENDERSON,
Residence, Delaware ST., first door alb. Commerce
REFERENCE
Edward Beck Jobn Coyord
E. V. Cooper. fe22 G. w. g. S TavIor
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30
hOh. George &anderson.

mayor Of the City of Lancaster. Pa writes H.,
=. extensively known and used and 60 sncoos.e,, ,-o
,''elraTe powers that it has becorDo =,
-'l Word and necessary addition in ,ha
other, who ""'''' Having used it myself and knowing
TIA, i, 'su " with beneficial results can only add
tts.,.. Is the best remedy ever introduced for
numerous ills to which flesh is herr"
D. ''' TiiADDEUs STEVENS, VI. C.,
"'''am' 'nding MisuLgas Hgen p,rr,n.s 30 .-,..,
''n Tue MOST WONDERFUL CONVERSATION of medici.
Ia herbs he ever saw
aug2dlm
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30

\ RAEr CHANCE
y RACE CHAXCR
Smyrna times., 1871-08-30

presents itself to those who
have not yet completed their
, Summer outfit Of purchasing
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28

bttrt porbtt ; ,,ur {tbr weniet ,pie !. 9.
Der BroibaA, bic Sole, Muu,u,e unb bae
Berltner @etbbter taben tbr altebrrpd1rr>
pt9ts ,Anitben e etni9ermaben be,pabrt.
Da9eGtn Aerpeiterte boS tboyri(9e Bter
feline 9erri&oft bon Sag ~ Eost timer
r,ebr, ftlbif in Qdnpern, tpo rei@li@@etn
9ebaut NITRO unp tpeft dber, rofe @rtn3enj
Deutfdlanos btnauS. }Da6 (i@ ptel.s.
treff,&e Bisr5 erbalten, pdbrenor ~ pielt
anoere lanaf1 perfdoQen finp, peroantt
man 3umeiit BEN 8l6ftsrn. Sn bielen,
lief man IS G6 56oa lett alter, 3etter1.
anseleaen ietn, BE Bereituus tes t5fliz
den Grantee, Ben mar. NIT 'Nedt ben
9ernonif&en urtrti, nennet Fam nit
perf sr5bten3 Mufmntiamtett 3u- pFessn.
bic &I6ier tetne @etnberse 3u3eisen
labte man I& am 8ier une felkR
9e9en p:n @stn perldmdbte: man ben,
tlblenben Grant rt@t, UNI
fit bic Gntbsbrunsen, ,pel@e
Die SrcensreSel auferleste, tu enti&dpiz
gen. ia - '''& '''' F.. " .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28

Deutl@en, In BEN ,fltaen ,2tu,u1er bod ber
lueberu,n@t erlieoer. DtrNe,ueurprerfer u,
erma(diniR' purter, ,uBopenoeidlooen
unb obaefdbrt,. berSteuermon, idlua fi1
NIT ieinem Ioet(@ldqer big ,ur Tblr
ourd ,uie Elm @ber, BET bic 6unre ab>
fdittelts; rinasl ,r,m sibn w6l,ten G6 bic
Mnoreifer, einer, uber te, ,anperr Quf ben,
Bopt.,.R ,.Mn Der Eb1r ruber> brad er ,u>
TANNER, UNI, rpurbe :t,u,, bon len, 1p,i1itbenz
sen e 6oufen nit ,Mei5ern uno, &nQtteln
70 ''loroe ,uaaepedt, bis 0e renBeiununosz
lo(enr, forti6l.ppen tonnten. Scr ,Seecae
.pSett 'blierib 4 louetn i'm Rou1pfe ,urrif:
1n,tbrerre ($orfe" 6iebe aber, oen Ropf yier
sStide H. bic .reete SAM botten i'm oez
,put1oet, ben 'broiliouilhen >SdbeL tpeoz
' ,unmnferferuuL., .obeerr, rod {{mmer, fhluo er, nit
efnren1' @tubIb,in, b1nenmasio I'M, Gd.
liz. er pIbklid finite. %bok Inn Sic Mrm,
reuau1osles an, Qeibe, binaen,~ So crlfte
Der tapf,re SanolinoI IS ben Sort in bic Gde
Der CUBE nnb .bot b,m @eiinpel oen
M6dtn. bie Moli,,ileut, bieben l. nit .{hren
INSTRUMENTATION r. ionoe ouf ben Mi;dfn
,btS e. ,ulan,menbrod unp inter fortrpdbz
Re, renben 5dldoen unp @t56en In bosIez
fduon{R o,troo,,. tpurpe. Dort tpuroe
.er NIT p.p, Dedof6,{eren INSTRUMENTATION,
bic ,ablrti@fu ltarfen bittwunoen muir
Zen linen utrbunpen. Is oladtc outen
9onesleuten, 3utrttt ~ ibnt,, ~ f7npen ;
babel errvieS i'd, poR Ge l4a,ntlid Midi
unempfdnolid fir bic l1%nterboltuno ma
rem. tpelhe Ell, !aerb you Qebensmittel
bot. GS 1T ol(o 6ofnuna, po6 pqs
9lbeuteuer linen feline t5ptliben @unz
ben binterloi7rn bat. @ie ober BADEN
lie fire @ean,r ,uoepedt? Der oou,e6o,
IL poll popon. bft3e{tuuoen beben pte
Mru1e ,ur, 6immrl. Mas beut(de6iebe
tpeis mat, In Mis. gauser temMa.
ior boben t{e flint Deut1den uadAnaabe
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28
Aper's 9itbrr-&ur.
(Ayer's Ague Cure.)

tA4AJOA 8 ooAS:J
1TiIr taltts Tiebtr, @editlfisber, >Troifeber,
Dibiges Siebtr, periooitass ooer bilioies ST.
bciteu, BIT burd rtiasr1iide uno aloete uu=
9ciuu6e MmSoiinitungen entitcbeu. ,
gsie S4sa her Rasue anbeutet. BELT tiefes GRitte1 anb (&1det
MID. fetl. Da Is reOer Mrienis. Guinir. gien,,ute, 3ints nsa
iraeas cine anbers min.ralii6s pber sihise @ub{iaaA eattalt. 70
IN e. tem pasenten burdaut unfaae!ia., PIE Anlabl uns
Wibsistst btr IL, 9itbersesenben baSura bsoirtte1 X1!rea u
bu&tdblia unsaubli& uno. f. pifl mir n1en. pbne garalsle
in ben Waaalen bsr Gi.berbeliunbe. Wit seredten1 Stol; pill.
fen rtr euf bic ~unaabIieen 3eueniIs Der raeitalen 8trtn. BE
(eltf lit tea Decentralization Sdlen bcuirft wurben, Wenn aue
anbern Wittet edn3li9 fsbllblusen.
Nht aeetilnatilrte Yerjvnen. bic turh 17,aenltl1t @e1ehoeE
ren.n peer bort %ruubnten. persen burd ben taSGdea 0straub
Der Tiebers8ur Sdub faeen.
Sir Decentralization, bic aus untertrohenerI tattete1t pa
Qeber entfteben, 1T ttes Elm orrtreffides Wtittel, ia 81 bic Eeoer
au eeiunber Thdtieteit fi,nulirt.
Nu@ fir titi6ie Beit.pcrheu 1T Is elm oaestSst9nette
Mhtel. bas {&uu uiele erRaunlihe Ausen be'u'1tte' NO anes1e
Suren febli4lussn.
tpRl&eu Gbemtteru, Qpwea, Wfad., unb in Der eanlea A6elt ia
tabtu.
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