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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-04-17

1T is suggestive fact that the drink
ing saloons Of :this city constantly in
crease in number. Those which are
licensed, and of which alone there is
any record, are now reported at 1895,
which gives one saloon for every ISL
OF the entire population. We have
frequently called attention to the pub
lie danger presented in our excise sta
tistics, and while we have been doing
so the peril has been constantly becom-
ing greater 1t is not possible. nor
perhaps desirable, in a city like this
to entirely stop the sale of intoxieat-
ing liquors, but tits possible to limit the
temptation to indulgence by prevent
ing every corner from being occupied
for GROCERY. 1t may be done by
making licenses more expensive, or by
creating a public sentiment against the
traffic. 1t should be done by any law
iul means, for no community can long
endure the burdens represented by
the enormous number of drinking
places which this city contains sv
York Times
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-04-17
The Moiety System.


The investigation into the moiety
system of collecting government taxes
which is now making by the Ways
and Means Committee Of the House of
Representatives, is developing, very
clearly, the evils Of that system. 1t
develops the fact that few men have
been growing rich ON what properly
belongs to the United States treasury,
and what the treasury would have re-
ceived but for this system. It's en-
ployment is calculated to make the
regular revenue officers derelict in their
duty, or to leave to the moiety men
what may be collected by themselves,
if they exercise the proper zeal and
fidelity; for surely what moiety man
can collect, man clothed with all the
authority of official station may collect
as we'll if he choose.
If it be well for the government to
adopt in part the farming out of the
revenues, why not adopt it altogether
and get rid of all revenue officers? If
the collection Of taxes were let to the
lowest bidder it would be done for far
| less than half the sum collected. This
| farming out of taxes is the most ancient
form of tax collecting, and was aban-
| doned because it was found too expen.
sive and too liable to abuse. 1t gave
rise to a class that became universally
| odious on account of their extortions
and the rapidity with which they grew
rich at the expense Of the people. AL
who have read the Bible know with
what loathing the publicans, or tax.
gatherers, were regarded by the Jews
Human nature is very much the same
now that it was then, and a system
that was abandoned because of the
wrongs perpetrated under it then, is
not likely to prove much less Cypress
i've or popular now.
There is no necessity for resort t.
this system W our government. The
people are very few who will not com
ply with clear, explicit and just law
for supplying the government with the
revenues neces sary to carry it on, anc
those few can be easily managed by ca
pable and faithful officers. Spies ant
informers are relic of despotism anc
wholly foreign to our theorv Of gov
eminent, and should be employed only
in cases where there is no avoiding it
The Secretary of the Treasury anC
Commissioner of Internal Revenue arr
both oppos I'd to the moiety system
and the probability is that it will b.
abolished. MiIaoaukee Wisconsin.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-04-17
PEDIGREE.

COMET was sired by "Herrick," he by David Hills
original Black Hawk" dam of Herrick" by
s'Hamb letonian COMETS dam was sired by old
'sgComet Morgan from whom descended the Yer.
mont of Morgan trotkEs Dam imported
thorou ghbred,
COMET was purchased in Vermont in 1864 at four
years of age and brought west by his pre- sen own
en- since which tine be has been kept in Iowa coun-
CoMET's colts all show more than ordinary trct-
ting abil ty. No extended comments are necessary
as COMET and his stick so we'll known 10 this
community.
Farmers and stock raisers would do well to con-
slider before they patronize horse, that the differ
ence in outlay between COMET and ordinary horses
is very small; that it costs no more to raise good
colt than to raise poor one; that COMETS colts at
maturity meet with ready sale and are quickly bought
up at prices than double those paid for common
colts from the same class of dams 1t is well known
in this community that COMETS colts are in great
demand that there are not enough for sale in the
county to supply it. Inquiries are constantly made
from abroad by letters and otherwise and generally
bg 0na horseme for CONT colts, and there
are scarcely any left for Sale in this vicinity old
enough for market.
This demand is created by of their superior
merits in speed and durability, and road tiers !,
for general purposes; and it will be seen by refer
ence to his pedigree that these qualities arc not
the esut of accident, but of combination in COMET
of America, viz: Hamhletonian, Black Hawk, Nor
gan and tho ,ough Inbred. Like begets like -"
AS matter of speculation, it pays to invest IN
stock that finds ready market.
Demand makes ready market, quick sales and
goodp rices.
TERMS $500 for the season from which there
will be no deviation. An approved note to be given
at the time of service, payable October LIST, 1S74
COMET will be attended by thorough and COM
petent horseman, Mares from distance will have
the best of and paturage at 80 cents per week
All accidents and escapes at owners risk
III. G, CUTLER.
S.-As the owner expects to be absent most
of the Summer all notes must be given and all
money paid at the banking office of Reese Carter
Dodgevills, w isconsin. No other contracts will be
recognized. 20mhc-u ID. Z. y.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-04-17

SOME of the railroad companies
operating in this State talk of resist
ing the railroad law passed by the last
Legislature, on account, as they claim,
that they cannot operate under it ex-
copt at an absolute loss. We think
the companies will find this course
Improbable. If the law is really un-
just, and can be proven SO, the next
Legislature would doubtless be will
ing to modify it; but the railroad
companies have made enough, upjustly.
out of the people of this State tc
stand little pressure on the other side
until it can be rightfully remedied,
and if the companies attempt resistance
they will fidn that the people of Wis
consin mean that the law of this State
shall be the law, as we'll to powerful
corporations as to individuals.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-04-17
Who Shall it Be.

Our Miflin CORES pondent a short
time ago brought out the name of Sen
ator Francis Little, as a candidate for
Congress from this district. This week
our, Highland correspondent rather Sec
onds the nomination of Mr.. Little, but
also suggests the name of L.W. Joiner,
as candidate. We are glad to see
this interest manifested thus early in
this matter, and hope that The question
will be thoroughly canvassed by the
people of the county, so that when the
time comes Iowa county may present
20 the convention from among her best
men an unexceptionable candidate, who
if nominated and elected will be an
honor to the position and benefit to
the country.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-04-17

The world is not likely to hear much
more about the Tichborne trial. The
claimant and his principal witness
Jean Luie are both felons. convicted
of perjury, and the jury in the case
have just drawn their $11OO apiece fol
services rendered. There is still a be-
lief in many minds that the claimant
is genuine, though there is no doubt
that he resorted to criminal means to
secure his ends. He may possibly be
Sir Roger Tichborne; but he certainly
is perjurer, and the cause of PERU
ry on the part of others.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-04-17
About Imitation.

The newspapers that are opposing
an increase of the currency have a
great deal to say about IAN unlimited
issue of unbelievable paper" There
is nothing in such talk. 1t is not
proposed to issue an unlimited amount
of currency. but merely t o restore the
balance of the S44, 100000 legal
tender reserve, amounting to Sl8, Co.,
600, to circulation; and besides. this
currency is not irredeemable. When
the first greenbacks were issued the
Democratic party assured US that it
would not be long till dollar In gold
would buy peck of them, and at va
rious times since, that party has en-
deavored to induce the nation to repu
diate its honest debts, but every time
the people have stood firm, saying, the
faith Of the nation is pledged and the
national debt must be honestly paid
The people have not changed. They
are as honest and patriotic to-day as
they ever were, and while the needs
of the West and South demand more
currency and lower rates Of interest
there is no possibility Of any measure
prevailing that shall weaken the cred
| it of the Government.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-04-17

THE lower house of Congress, on
Tuesday, took important action on the
currency question. In the first place,
what is known as the Maynard bill,
that is, the hill establishing free bank
ing, was taken up and passed by twelve
majority. Subsequently the Senate
bill, which fixes the maxium Ct legal
tenders at 100000, 900, AID provides
for the issue of $40, 100000 additional
national bank notes, came up in it's or
der, and was cuncurred in. This bill
therefore, goes to the President for
his signature, while the other one goes
to the Senate, to be the subject, doubt
ess, of another tedious contest.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-04-17
The Seamless Shoe Company.

Mr. Joseph Cavanaugh. of the firm of
Cavanaugh & Wright of Freeport, has sue
ceeded to organizing joint stock company
for the manufacture of the seamless shoe,
under the title of the "Wheeler Seamless
Shoe Company" the capital stock to be
divided into twenty thousand shares
twenty-five dollars each. Alderman NJ NJ.
Wheeler, of this is city, patentee of the
seamless shoe, and, it is understood. Will
obtain royalty on eaceh pair manufac-
tured. The right kind of men have en-
gagged in the enterprise which cannot
otherwise than prove a success. Articles
of Association have been taken out under
laws of the state of Connecticut, with
headquarters established at New Haven
-Galena Gazette.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-04-17
Transportation.

A Washing ton special of the 18th,
says that the Select Committee on
Transportation Routes to the Seaboard
will meet next Tuesd ay night, and
Senator Window, the chairman, ex-
poets to submit report this week.
The Senator will take this position
Cheap transportation is to be obtained
only through competition and com
petition to be effective, must operate
through cheaper channels of commerce
than are now provided, and must be
governed by a power with which COM
bination is impossible. The committee
have passed over the idea of obtain
ing cheap transportation by regula-
ton of freights, and it may be set
down conclusively thit as between
two alternatives of freight by rail
roads and water lines, the committee
will favor water lines. 1t is estimated
by the engineers who have conducted
the surveys, that the expenditure OF
about s7,O00,0oO would connect the
Mississippi with the lakes; and the
required improvement Of the Erie
Canal to state of navigation CORES
ponding with the contemplated grand
connection would require about sl0,-
100000, while about $40, 900
would connect Lake Champ ain with
deep water on the Hudson, leaving "a
ship canal capable of passing ships OF
1000 tons.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-04-17
THB Oshkosh Northwestern say

The Oshkosh Northwestern says
there we've a good many attempts at
illegal and double voting on the part
of the Reformers in that city, at the
recent election, some of which succeed
ed, and thinks it would be very poor
policy to repeal the registry law, as
was attempted at the last session Of
the legislature. There is no doubt but
the wholesome restraints imposed by
this law are a great hindrance to those
who, in their zeal for their political
friends have not the sanctity of the
ballot-box in their hearts.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-04-17

The large section of the state that is
interested in the construction Of the
Wisconsin Central road from Portage
City to Stevens Point has the assurance
that the work will be soon commenced
The Secretary of the Interior has Civ
en- the company patents on three Of
the eight sections claimed, ) one having
been previously issued-and retains
five as guaranty that the road will
be built between the two places named
For every twenty miles built between
the two places named, Stevens Poin
and Portage, patent will be issued fol
one Of the sections earned north of thu
previous city. 1t is further represented
that the President of the Wisconsin
Central has accepted tsese conditions.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-04-17

WA Milwaukee man who has his
house insured for more than it is worth
urns four cats loose in it at night and
edges at the Plankintsn. He says it's a
nean-spirited neighborhood if that house
isn't burned.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-04-17
ARENA MARKET.
Corrected week ly by Morris & Jones.)

Hop Market.
MILWAUKEE, April a.
HOPS-Are dull and weak, and new
range at 25@30c. 1928 are out Of the
market. Old, such as 1868 and l070s,
are nominal at 5@Sc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-17

Gs nitt itermunten !; was ater, ,r,nn
bic aan3s Grte erfdQt feia pirb BON Ter
bl, Neliaipn, pie tptrit tu de befissa1
fSnnen? ,6immel unp Gre ,perpen
Yeraeben, meme @prte abr ,pereen
nidt ysrssben." eanen wir llns alio
tur@ feline @efabr abldreden, Yerbars
rem mir fret spn ietem3aBen I'M @ebete
unb Iu9en mir su errei&en, tab nj,
insae(amuit ben turd bic menl@li@en
@ertreden bersoreeruftnen Corn zee
6immels Yerf5tne,, u,UBeuL tamits ent>
lid tsr a1lma@tise III ftiner 8armber>
;iafeit auftebe une Zen @tneen 8ebtets
unb 8ube I&afe.
Snts6en eeben Dm BON sanseu'
5srstt, als l~tnterpfanb lln1ert5 ttlonz
eerer @oblwpQens Gu@ allen, Git
wdrbiee Brdter, Rem 8~tiumuten GU
rer 0b(or9e anpertrauten @lerus unit
@olte ben Npofoli1@en Seeeu. 1t
@eseben 81 Rou, bel 81. Yeter an,
81. Neseu,ber i'm SABRE oeS perm
1873 i'm %. SABRE llnitres ponttfcas
tes. piuS P. P. TX.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-17
Sic 9f1apenfra8e auf Gnba

aett, 1venn bic Bert9te aus papana
@lauten pertiensn, ben, Anfan8 tbrer
9S1uns nabs. Sennor 3ulueta, Ter
Y.afpent bsS Gafnp Gipanul unb e>
,er Der er56ten stlauenbefBsr Der 9nz
itl laet ba6 bic Majorttat Der ella
penbaltet 3u @uuRen Der Gretla6un8
Der 5flape,1 mad sineu, aumdli9 aus
suflbreuten plane ftien. Die Nctbz
tptnbteteit, tielsmM eni&en>W ietrau@
Elm Gnte III MAIDEN. Miro ausemetn an
ertanut, mat, ipln@at ater ben betrcfe<
men Snttre6en bic A%uSfdbruu9 Der
Maeresel 10 sieI ME uSslf9 leidt 81
MAIDEN. 5ennor 3ulueta tefbt $500
@tayen, unb ct 1T miuia ben Ycn
Maerip aus ereebenttn Nncrbnuneen
Golse su lsifen, ta er bic G%manjtpa<
ton aneeVdts tsr Gcreerunsen Der ei<
yilittr!en @elt nur u1ebr fit cine TraBe
ter Set balt. Der Nuffauo Der GU
baner, elaubt ct, Bate ldnef ttnteror6dt
tperben fSnner, uen,, ntGt bic Gorrup<
ton Ter Gpntrattorea uue seridieoener
Beamten tint Mese ftdnee. Die Greiz
wiuisen kien in ibrer sroesn Mebrbeit
prtentlihe uno 8eleBlietenbe 2eute, pbz
eleid fd einise unrubtss @elfter unter
ttnen eiussf9ltdsn babeu. Der Sens
nor flbrts fir feline Anldt oas Ser:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-17
9as &ppf8eD fir Gtn,pan:
berer.

Vefauntlid wire it Nsw yerf bon
isrem Ginmanesrer ein sewiHe5 8opf;
aelo erboben, ,rslds5 bic Sdifseisen1
tblmsr gu bs;abIsu baben. Nun banz
belt Is 1d wie>sr IN, cine GrbStuna
tes lelten, .une mire tariiter aus Rem
gorf tsridtet :
fir 8elurmo,tuns eisier, BON rsr
g,nuanesrunassG ommilicn setriinldz
ten MaereeeI bat iid ioetsn tpiecer cine
aInitiae @elessnbeis seboten. Wie be-
rsits bfridtst bat Gin lbeil cer lsusr-
wdblttn Witslieosr eer @elsysetura
bic yoa Der Ginwanoerunase
GcmmHNcn ssrnaltetsn Wntalten in
Nusenldein ssnommen. Der prdf<
Bent Der gommiiiuu, 5srr 6urltut,
perieblte in ter Nepe, bic CT ieinen Ga
ten auf WareSs 9slane belt, ntdt IT,
men Die Notbmeneisseit obiser MaSre>
ael an's6ers su Iesen. Nadesm ct; BIT,
bdufie nidt 8euus ~sspdrbfSte, ausss@
tebnte @irfiamtett rerGinwanrsrunes<
Gommiilion sei&iluert (uur& galk<
.@arosn irSut jdbrli@ cine Solts3aN,
BE srSber lei als bic Ber5lferuns BON
Bclon) uno etnen ~aIerotn8S nett Der
setolten, aber erapbi(dsu gerslsi@ asz
ic9sn spilaen benz Gmpfanae, Zen Der
Einpanperer teut 81 Gage Fnee. une
ben Bnbdlmifeu, unter rrsldsn Dor
3peibuntsrt fan3is Sabrta bic pit
Crime" selaobst-eradts Il lsit1 8e>
sauern caydber aus, ba6 bic Commit
fon beim Grbaltsn her, unter tbrer Ob>
but Rebenoen Nni1alten NIT Goldman
ael ~ fdupftn BAT. Die iebise 4opf>
feuer $3.50 ~betra9enb, lei bur4au5
uusendsenp flr be Beplrfni6e, be taz
NIT ;u bsden (eien ; ,amentli@ wenr
mar, in Betra&t aiebs ta6 tos, aus
piefsr Nbaate ftebente ein3t8e Ginfont<
mel, Der Gommt(Fon III ter leSteren 3ett
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-17
Oie b>NaciGc Giienbabn.

Die gompa8nte Ger Norp paeife
Giienbabn bat far3lt9 Elm Circular puz
blight, in pel&em fe ibre llnfdbieteit
3inien ouf BE Giientabn>9 onts 3u
aablen> an;eiet iter Zen 3utaub Ter
Yabn Sert&t erftattet unb bic faQtBsn
3tnlen eur1 neue gpuppntonte 5u
fFa1les,i ssripri4t. Sn tieltua Circular
beiet IS:
/. Die Gtfnbabn,G ompasnie bat
$50 Neilen 8ebaut unb teretts tn
Operation ; ttsisr Bau 1T pom Bum
tes8ouYerneu,stt gut tefuneen, 70 pae
DE goupasnte 8esenwdrtis ~ ii Mas
lionen Ader Qanp ppn ben, 2anbayant
ter so wliaione,, Nder bert@Nat III.
Die Geuapapnte befbt Is 2olomotipsn,
s paGa9terwa8eu 1. 3ta6e, Is BON 2.
&la0t 500 Gra&tvaees une 1880
platfcrmtraBtn. 7-
9. Die ausRetenrt S1ule, psl9t
pur@ 2anb oeer bur1 bic Babn nt&t
8ef&ert II, alto tie LAURENCE S9ule
tstrdet $437,O00. D 9T 's'4@
3. Die geupaenie srfldrt iid fit
unfdbie, bic 3infel son aus8e9etensa
80 MiQonsn Giitntabntonrs III BE-
sab!en unp fisQt taber folsentt prrYr<
ftfon ben Bpnt5inbabern
Die 3in(en auf hisfe Brnee, welHe
am srRen 9anuar 1874 une 1875
fdQie rpertsr, leQsn in reuen 2antz
tparrant Gcupontpnes, ;ablbar mad 5
Sabrn, ST Z Esrsent 3inlsn, funtirt
.rerper.
Sir eiele l,eueu Bonts it Ger Snz
baber bere6tiot, sen Der Gempa9nfe
9anp ~ faufen unp ;par ~ Is prc>
gent biQieer a!S Ger reauldre Yrets per
Mder betrdat. Nu@ fSnnen eiele ,,euer
Bones seaen bic frlber aus9eReQten
GttnbabntpneS at par un1sswe4}slt
werben.
Die Oenpminationen sis{sr t1tuet,
funpirten Bombs lautsu auf 300
$500 une $1,000 fir jeeen sinselz
men. s.
9isreur9 linb allo lolae 9nbater
son Gilentatntonos, beren 3inien ,pez
niger als 300 tetraoen, BON Zen neu
funcirten Bombs aussel@lehen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-17

ee, in ale 8Ial1e en-, Oiebtakl Ino Sir
denraub netmsn iterbane, islht ras
Gntebli1fe - Ter Morc, Der Selbfz
moro, Der 8inrermurb, Der Bruoermurt,
Der @attempre, fnp tefne ieltenen gr>
(9einunsen msbr ; tsnr, trer al, feline
psreeltenre Gpieteit elautt, miro BET
etn anteree unre1t .far@ten> alS was
Der GriminaIri@ter NIT I&wertn Stra<
fen betrobt pesr rsrl@drfteS gtraefhbl
per,pebrt ,s ID
@ae fe porbabsn, Die 9eute rbnt
@laubsn, pbue &tr&e, otne 0ott, bas
baben fe uns ldn8f 8efast pir tate,,
nur ni&t taralf 8eadtet. Sic baten
urs ta5 GuanBeltuui BON Der Gntfe6t,
lung hes Dleii@es unb ter, stl@afun8
perGbe sertdnpet unb tas If ertldrli1,
beun ibre Greibeit Sertrd8t tstneu Glet>
f&ss3aau,. Sic babe,1 taS Giaenlbuu,
flr Dtebitabl ertldrt unb bae it nod
ertldrlider ; eerir tper Yiel nimn,t bat
piel uuo lam Yiel senieeen. Sie wols
len biz Birten pom @ottes @napen abs
19a6en, unp taS 1T pasNuersrtlarlia<
fe; tenn Der @eeanfe 1T aren8 drift
lid uno he ein3is n,5slt&e Besrdnos
uue elmer 9errlaaft bes Wenl9e, Iber
ben Weniden. @as Ge al, bic Stele
ltbsn ,percen, winen iie ielber ui&t aber
bic f~rafenee 6anb rss 6err1 ,pirb If
net suporfomuen, uno tie 3eidea lis
uer 0eri9te leudten l@cn a,t 1tmu,el
ucraus. Go 1T has Yroletartat nit
ieinen tplfyn Naulde in 9uter IaBen
une isiner ,pilpen Gerjpei!un8 tut
Glence, ras G9 benz @esenlcien Neid>
tbur,e nit letner berauSfcrternben BIZ
baBli9feit 8eeenlber wie Elm trpbenosS
0e(penR erbebt unp felt itut ter @laube
an ef1sn0 tmuel Iter tem@ rabe eeraubt
it, feit Rinb, Zen COMMITMENTS ee>
seu8t bat, Ter fem 9eraltiaee Seer Iber
ale gdncer austrettet, uni, wie Der
Iobtentrurm i'm moriaen 9ol;s, in ben
Guneamentsn Ter, alien faatliden Orb
nuns graft. .@eliuBt es niat ibn fit
SOFT uuc Gwisteit wieeer 81 sewtnnen
uno III drillider Oe0ttuns une Bn<
oune ,urid3ufabren> tann Min Elm
fardtbares 0ottes8eridt Iter bic B5l<
fer bereinbre1en unp rereen bic 1lu>
tbe, ner 8artarei lire 2dnper tepsdeu.
Die Weltlase mus jecer ettennen,
Der f@ III Mitte Der se9eu.pdrtieenG Der
.pirrune Ger Beerife einen tlaren. uu<
befanseuen Blid bewabrt bat. Daruui
eebsn mir elmer trobsnben i&weren
pieusidt narmi(asn 3ufunft entseeen
unb Seoeu BON un8 lie8t bic Mufaabe
nabe: i'd bur@ @ebete uno sespi0en>
bafte l1ebuu8 ktuer pfi&ten auf ben
3ampf 3u bsreiten, pur& tpeI&en Gott
unlere @laubenstreue prdfen ptrc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-17
Cine 2tinnine aus SEM Cfem.

Die Nen Yorter 9aubels> Big. f&lieet
ibre Neuiabrsbetradtun dter BE st.
ranNuadute alio:
@eaen lie Gcrtltbuu8 esrisniaen Grs
trapa8ans. pelae bic 8rifs, ,pes,n ut9t
auslalieblf9 serur{a&t bod gun, Nuss
tru9 eetra9t bat, mfr raetuen cen per>
frutten 8au neuer Gi(enbabneu, idlbl
uus einRmeilen tic 3uradtaltunB freuts
ben unr Der Mausel eisenet Capitals
uno mir tpirten Gas als Elm 9roBe5
Slid era9ten> tpsnt bamit nidt 8let@>
;sitie 6unoerttaulenee ibsen Grwerb
uer!ieren mleten. Bon Zen Gatrifen,
,pel9e srabrene per 8rifs ibre Nrbeiten
gan, deer tbeilmeiit einaefeut batteu.
Fnp in;wilden arar bic meifen wieeer
in pollen 9eirieb setreten, "a atsr Der
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