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Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30
Albion, Mich.. July 1875.

] FMANC1AL.-The floods in England and France have given rise to speculation In grain and corn. Wheat and corn have gene up from IA to IS cents per bushel. This has stimulated the price of western railroad stocks to an advance of from one to two par cent If the floods in Europe be con- Hned to small streams the damage will not ba SO great as expected. The effect of 8 saaden glse of water Is much like fire, the 0Est impression being that all is lost; but tEne removes erroneous impressions. The Chicago fire boiled down from two hundred million dollars to sum less than one hun dged millions. .T ....
 The impression now is that the wheat is destroyed in an entire district, and inasmuch e small portion of the inhabitants are ess Of it b reasonable to suppose that the Ersas flood in Europe confined itself to the lowlsnds bordering on the streams. This is syidant from the fact that speculation in sEaln up to the present time is in the main confined to the United States. And it is to hs hoped that the farmers will take advan- taee of the rise and sell corn and wheat Left over from last year.
 July and January are the two dull mouths and merchants are away at water ing places getting ready for the fall busi- ness. It is believed by many that New York is destined to do large business this fall. It is said the country is bare of goods and merchants are out of debt. And if the West have a market for their products all wla go well. Hope is prominent feature in the American character. The farmer hopes for good crops. This we have. The speeulatoe wants to sell his lots in anticipa- tioa of city to be built one hundred years hence. The merchant wants more curren- ey h ogler to collect from his customers and pay debts in New York; The manu- faesnrsr wants market for his goods, and hope comes in on every side. But it is said that 'hops deferred maketh the heart sick, consequently we want in the present sgnsrgeacy something tangible to base hope upen.
 The people of the United States are divi- ded ik their opinion in regard to the way ont of our present difficulties. Some want na0rs promises to pay, while at the same time we are unable to pay those already euk Bat such policy is not wanted. It b ths people at large that are suffering and s proper national policy only can bring the people ont of their troubles.
 Geld is lower, having sold down to $l.14 l-a sgainst $i.l7 the previous week. The fall in gold may be accounted for by the acsien of the Secretary of the Treasury in sailing long bonds for silver to redeem the fractional currency. ts- B. 8. T.
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30
4eM' Advertisements.
Earn, for Sale.

VyHE undersigned, as assignee offers for sale N the farm now occupied by Anon Briggs known as the James Briggs fa rm. It contains 1S0 acres, and is pleasantly located in North East, Duchess county, N. Y., about 1-2 miles from Shekomeko station, on the Dutchess q Columbia railroad. It ia in . high state of cultivation, well timbered, and has good supply of water, which can be led with little expense to all the buildings. The buildinga are In good repair. There is also a choice selection of fruit upon the premiEes. Pos session will be given at any time. For terms of sale enquire of
 PH(ENIX N. DEUEL, Assignee.
 At his residencc hear Pine Plains village, N. Y. Nna 1
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30
New Milford.

New Milford.
 Another refreshing shower visited this town yesterday, for which we are very thankful. In the midst of it quite battle was fought in the village, attracting much attention and causing no small amount of fun. Two parties on opposite sides of the street, each with large hose in charge, parleyed with their opponents for while and then commenced pitched battle. They fought valiantly. and after getting thoroughly drenched and nearly exhausted, they quit by mutual consent...... Mrs. B. J. Stone, principal of the Housatonic Insti- tute, in company with several teachers, took the evening train on Monday for Ere donia, Ill.,. to attend teachers association ......The daughters of A. Mygatt and F. Boardman took the early train the same day for Newport. .....Mr. Acklcy, the Episcopal clergyman, is away on his vacation tour. The pulpit is regularly supplied.... Watson D. Osborn, son of Mrs. Frances Osborn of New Milford, died very sudd enly in Bridge port on Wednesday, the 2lst inst. He was young man of great promise and beloved by all that knew him. His remains were brought to New Milford for intermcnt. Six of his associates were detailed from the Sedgwick guard, of which he was mem Der, to escort the cortege and bury their brother. An unusual amount of sympathy is extended to the afflicted mother but her trust is in the Widows God......The young lady whose scalp was torn from her head in the button factory last winter, is in St. Luke's hospital, New York, undergoing treatment. Tiny pieces of flesh are cut from her limbs and ingrsfted on her head. Some of these live, but many do not. The process is slow and intensely painful. I am told it will take two years to complete it,. While excavating for the new town hall, Mir. H. c. Rowley found an old relic wbich proved to be of great interest. It is sil- yer teaspoon which to all appearances must have seen it's second centennial It bore nc name, yet Mrs. President Porter of Yale college felt very certain it was the property of her great-grandfather, from the fact that her ancestors owned and lived upon the site. MT. Rowley prized it highly as rel, ic,Yet out of courtesy he gave it to her and in return received several articles of equal interest. VALE.
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30

When does man have to keep his word? When no one wiz take it.
 The man who pronounces Don Quxote' 'Donkeyhote,' shows disposition to in true his own name that Is not commenla- hle
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30
Norfolk

NOf1OBk ,t a--.a.a
 Now is the season for variety in country life. From the tender grass, the cattle on a thousand hills furnish our tables with juicy beef, veal and lamb. The woods echo the sportsman's gun, the brooks no longer wander in their solitude alone, and fish and fowl contribute for our fare. The fields in the morning are alive with berry pickers who haunt our doors later in the day, and raspberries black and red-and whortleberries-blu and black-invite the appetite, while our gardens supply us with every toothsome green thing. Strangers and friends make lively our streets, and even our pulpits seem to catch the restless spirit of change; we had two good sermons Sun day, one from Rev. Joseph Gaylord, Q minister of Norfolk's own raising, and an other from one dear from past associations "a son of Dr. Emerson, the predecessor of our still regretted pastor, Our lads and lassies are joyful at meeting again Miss Malvina Howe, 8 favorite teacher in our Academy formerly, now teaching in Col llnsville, but spending her vacation here. |. was sorely puzzled while trying to read your last weeks correspondence from this place, and after giving myself sundry pokes to ascertain if was all right myself, and reversing the paper several times without any marked effect on the communication, come to the conclusion that the person who put that in type either hadn't got over celebrating last fourth of July, or had be- gun on the next-the latter probably. it be- ing expected to be big thing requiring considerable preparation beforehand. I called Hannah's attention to the article as we sat on the piazza after tea, but as usual we did not agree, she being as firmly con- vinced 1t had been struck by lightning. and as from its scattered condition there was more show of reason than women generally use. didn't argue the matter, but smoked cigar to calm myself and went to bed.
 NORFOLK.
 "A paragraph or two in our esteemed cor respondents communication from Norfolk last week got seriously mixed in making up the paper. We republish below that por- ton of it that was disturbed in it's sense, and think, now that the snarls are removed, it will put in more creditable appearance. ED. NEws.l
 Our walkists are congratulating them,- selves on the new flag sidewalk from our depot to the highways donation to the pub lie by Hon. Robbins Bsttell. This, in ad- dition. to hls late generous gift of new quarter bell for the town clock. shows that wealth in some instances is in the right hands. Indeed. when we look over the past, Norfolk has just reason to be proud that she had such 8 citizen as Joseph Battell. By bequest of his, the town draws yearly fifty dollars for keeping up of the choir. The stone side walk extending across the west side of the green was gift from his son, the late Joseph Bsttell, who also gave the town ten thousand dollars, for the relief of taxes, ln his will.
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30

subscription Accountable date on the colored slip of paper with the name of the sub scriber, shows the time to which the Sub- scripIiOm is paid thus. R. B. Smith 5Jul74, indicates that Mr. Smith has paid for his paper to July 9th, 1874. It Is hoped that subscribers will date on their papers, is always correct, and when they pay for arenewal of their subscription, will the proper credit and in the event of an error inform us for correction at once. No claims for in these accounts will hereafter be consid- cred unless presented within thirty days after the payment is claimed to have been made, as the regular receipt of the paper with the date to which the subscription is paid plainly printed thereon is prma facie evidence of it's ac- ceptance as correct. J. l.. PEAsE.
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30
4atne Yews.

ssa We shallfeel greatly obliged to any of on
 friends in the county, elsewhere, who will send us usparticulars ofany occurrences sofinterestwhich may come undert rtheirnotice.
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30

HohGoPATHIo.--Ane extra large rosewood case of thirty-five one ounce vials Of Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies, with one copy each of Hunphrey's Homepath- ic Mentor and Manual of Specific Homec- patby, for sale very cheap at
 F GRAHAM's DRua STORE.
 Salisbury, Conn.,, June 1875. 4stf
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30

.Old gent-'What do you wear specs for boy? Bootblack- Cos puts such shiny shine on gentlemen's boots it hurts me eyes,
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30
Connecticut Western News.

Extra Copies of the NEWS can be obtained at
 Geo. W. Browns Store, Millerton q Marble New Hartford. Maltbie Ss Eeleston, Falls Village. Post Office In this Village. W, A. Deans Lime Rock' Humphrey Drug Store Canaan Post Ohice. Ashley Falls. Post Office. West Cornwall. s. c. Conn's store, Kent. K F Gi,lette. Sharon The "Emporium. West Winsted.
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30
DIE D..

At East Canaan, Jul, 2and, Mrs. John Bolton, aged aa years.
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30
ARRIED.

At Minneapolis, Minn., July 17th, by Rev s q. Gale, ct the residence of Prof $. F. Peckham Mir. Wm. E. Peck, son of c. M. Peck Esq. of Provi- dence, R. l.. to Miss Laura 0. M. Winchell of Lakeville.
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30

very gratifying to the friends of the pro- ject to sec it move along with SO much promise, and we are sure they will assign 10 little credit to the Rev. Father Lynch, for his untiring and jealous labors to bring it about with SO much despatch.
 Clark at the F'ire.-Clark of the West field Mass. Tunes lost off his specks at the time of the alarm of fire in that city recent ly, and being blind as post without them, went struggling about the streets in search of somebody or something to run into. He attempted to shake hands with a wooden Chinaman, whom he mistook for report CT of the Springfield Republican, and imag- ming himself insulted by the extraordinary indifference of the supposed representative of the self styled greatest paper in New England" he determined at once to get even with him in some way. and "went for" him accordingly, laying him parallel with the sidewalk. He afterward knocked himself down with lamp post, and after being run over halt or three-quarters of an hour by the people in their excitement at the fire, gathered together as much Clark as he could find. and felt his way over to his office, where he spent the rest of the night writing up bull fight. The lamp post had SO seriously disturbed'his ideas,h he tan- cied he had been to sham bull fight and had taken part in the exercises, he personating the bull. He said he knew he knocked down one man CD in the encountre. We formerly lived in Westield, and although not personally acquainted with the man O he alluded to, we have often seen "him. " He is generous fellow, and stands from morning till night holding box of wooden cigars. (which he offers without money and without price to all passers by. It was the most ungrateful and ungentlemanly act we eyer knew Clark guilty of, to knock down sHeh man.
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30

In this village, July 2eth, a son to Walter Rra- sic. -E.--
Connecticut western news., 1875-07-30

E# Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted rec. Obituary notices five cents a line. - ., ,-.v.. BORN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09
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Cine 2rasooie in oer prairie.
Mus hen Grlnncrun9en zines noroameri=
ianil6en OiTSierss
gcn Stfri, Wslius.

SIN 1ribjahr 1867 mar ib nit meinsr
eompo8nic btrlttener Sdssr I'M Sort Geb.
swid. I'M Staats Nebrssfa, itationirt. mo-
mir Den Iuflra9 batteu. aui beioen lliern
ocs Ylaite. &iOcr pOcr Nebrasta bin uno
Der Sn l1peIien uno ole umberitreiicnben
Snoianerbanoen juriidSutreiben, ipel9e on-
mails lbre wiloan. our9 Woro uno Yrano
bsiei6neten &aub3ige in bicie Ssssnosn
unternabmen nno nod jebem gtlun'
9enen 9onOhreid iih wieoer in Die
enolplcn Yroirien ooer Die pfaoloien Sc.
bir9c Surild5o9en, nm BORT ibre Seute in
ben beinatbliGen M8ispams unb S0riern
in Cans unb Sraus Su perSebren.
Ser Ban Der itiQen Wsltmeer. Glen.
balm bate oamals cine plOblide ginman=
oeruns in oieie 8e9enoen bsrpprseruIen,
luel6e wsniSe Sabre Supor uo6 Die unbs-
ltrittensn Sd9osriinoe Der psrl6ieoencn
SnoiansriiGmme ocs gSeitens, namentli6
Der Siour, Yabnies. Gbepsnnes II. u. M.
S%euelen poren. 9iele luftuirenoe peiBe
VepOlteruns ober unO insbelortrs Ole an
lcnem Sroben Observation-Disclosures be-
l6dIti9ten Irbeiter aacr glrt, pon Den an.
oenienren unb 6elomeiiern an, ipcl6e Sos
Grace Der Sabn auinabmen uno ausitedten
big gu ben armen SrldnOern ber0b, iuel6e
Den Yabnlorper beriteaten, uno bcm man.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09

Ndmlia i'm Sanuar 1886 batte Goroopa,
uel6cm in Mdorio Der Obsrbefebl iiber
Die Worbarmee iibertra9en tporoen mar.
oiele, ae0ea 10000 Wann itlrt, bel VittO=
ria suIammsnsesosen. UNI ii6 init oieien
impoianten 8rdften 9esen Die 6arlliten
su wcrfen, Ie mad ben eantabril6en @e.
birsen binein3uordnsen uno lie 10 einSu-
i6lieBen. Srei Yataillone Der Sremoen.
legion, ~pornnter bas meini9G iparen be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-09
so Gin von Dir ati6isptn
Visl taufsne WtiIsn rrsii.
Sd batf fsiasn 5rirrtn.
SD bah nur Semitic"


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metnen Batter. uno i6 briidtc jcinc Ytes
oaille aui nein iraariscs Ser,. 40 mo1S
er lein I Nsbic or md, - ah nno MOI =
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wuroe 10 %betriibt. oaB i'd oieie Stimmuns
fir cine ibIimmc Abnuus bielt. morsen
meroe enblih Die Geibe aud, oil mid
tonpmcn.
Inter iolGsn @eoanien Lofts i'd meins
@a6tpoiten oh uno isbts mid cinen Nh.
ssnblif an oas nddite 6suer. neben einen
u~nlersr 6ouriere. sinen YOltisenr nno
Seuti9cn pon @eburt. Bic Soioaten
lassn gum 5beil uno idlieien. Die smpIinS.
li6eren Sbsile mad Dem 6euer gsiebrt. ga
ia, iast' ib gum 6ouricr, nit Dem i'd
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gen bon uns I'm Geben 1T.
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mir oaran, tpenn meinem Gebcn Elm Gnoe
aema9t ,piro? Mir it's jun Gtel. Ssu.
ts 1T msin @eburtstas, es mare alio serabs
cine runOe Summe.
Sas iasen Sic ni6t, 6ourisr. Sd
uette, oaB in Sbnsn, pie pieleidt bel uns
Naen, nod 10 cine 9ebcime Scbniu6t ltedt,
bic Seimatb ipieoer 81 ieben, aus Der mir
uns perbannt baben.
@6 nein. erpisoerte Ell. lansiam bcn
&opf i6ittelno nno in bas 6euer i6aueno.
y 60 il daraftrifii6, bab bic 9bsi5 iel6sr
p%artieas cesr Grtiferps. aud bel ben 0arliltsn,
Mot untsr ibrem 8amilisnnamen. %ioneen faft
INNER nur inter tinsm Ysinabmsn b,fannt a.
isin %pissisn: /. 3. Ell Muchaclo, el Llano de
Copons, el Rojo, el Mouco u. I. N.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
Grie9Ss8DantnEeen

9Bie IS amerifanti6e 3eituu9en 9iebt,
bic NIT Gifer yYldne 8lsmarfs" aus.
briiten, I6er ipel6e O%ieier, penn er oas
bon b0rte, berSli6 laden lpiiroe, 10 feblt
IS ouG III europa niht Ill 3eitungsz
f&reibern, tuel6e TIRE OtlBeltuloen oa3u
ucrtuenben, ben 8ereinteteu Staateu
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ipielt ftets s II b q bic 9auptroQe. Our
;3ett oes .groBen ytlfolas" geb0rten i'll
Dell :3ettuu9eu 9entl6Iano5 uno gng7
aa1bs Die au5fuhrIl6lten 9ta6weiIe, DaB
Mu6Iano in aueraGhiter Srtlt Die euro
p3ilGe IHrtei Derihltnsen wer6e, i'll ben
ttebenocn Nrtiteln. WeRR IS ionlt gar
tsiueu Stoff CAB, 10 lieB ltd NOD thinner
eine, ODER eiu Yaar SpGlten aus benz
,frGnfen Wann am SosporLS" unO DEM
nuor>ii6eu RoLoB" beraitsi1laBen.
0eut3utGge bienen alS Elm ubult9er
Nldenb.SBer fir %gdbnenoe 3eitun8slpalz
ten Die II .Scbli6en @roberuugsgeIIlte Der
Ser. Stdaten auf & Ii b q.
SIN leBeK Wtonat bes Dcrgangenen
Sabres 6atte cine bon Dem 9teuter'i6eu
TelegrdpbeuA'ureau all Die europGtl6e
Yreije i!oermittelte ) dIi6uug oes
auf SpanieM uAIo @uba be3iglihen Nbz
lOnirtes Der 4r0 Neutrality-suspicious. orii6cn
fteberil0e NurregMng oerurla6t. 9ii6t
bios III WaDrtD; ~ioMoern au0 in Ser
lin. &0ln, lSieu Mno 2onoon. Wtan
pDontajirte flott 0ranf los iiber ben
4rieg, poluit Grant esOr Obt babe;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02

iebigen Grienators, Cole, &epubI.. bon
@al!Iornlell, beiuteleu, Der $lS, 0OO be3og.
Nber Aigelt0ts Der 9roBen Sulmen,
lpel1e Stu sung ullo anOereH oen Senaf
bearoeItenoen Gorrupttonsageutem All
@ebote ltal1oen, lit es flar, oaB quRer
Sole nod mebrere Gnoere SenatOreu 1e.
fault DDroel mo.
Oabel taudt Elm Same auf Der Shon
Bel Der GreOlt; Utoblller- Anaeleosubeit
nit S1anoe bebedt murDe =. Der oes
6liitlihen StaaGsmalnes Mno itBioen
@rlenatorS Sarl1n BON SotDa, geae,s
murtigeH yteoatteurs Oes repnbltfantl1eu
,Gbr0nicie" in Walbington. DUB 0orz
in lt0 audi Ill Der YGclttcSW tati sAnaele=
genpelt c%olnpromlttIrt pat, ut lbon na9
oenI btSDerigem Seugenperbor tlGr.
NlS elmer Der oelI Selat benrDetterDen
Gorruptionsagenten miro iegt IN ieinem
Grade Der frMpsre @ouDerneur uon Sts>
conlin uuD nabnlal &c @eneralpoltnetlter
uuter SoDnloH - Nlerdnoer 9talloau ges
branomartt. Dem IS IGBt ftp nIGt
lGnger beameifeln, 0aB er $35, 900 Don
Srpin gu Dem e6en allGefuDrteH Sipede
erbalten bate. Ser Wiailtl gait BET &eb:
aeiten fur poIitiI6 6aratterlos, aber fur
per1oNll0 eDrllD ullo uIIoeteWIlW. Stele
&dulUuHg ut iegt wle 10 NANCE anoere
5erltort.
0afiir, baB auBer Cole nod an6ere baf
mali9e (unD ieslge( Senatoren beltoben
lDuroei, 1tHo SIotcteIt 9eHug p~or5aioel.
Stu sting erblslt 5ur 0ttteOnlg 0 SCI
natoren $l25 900, &anoau $3o, 900. u.
y. WblrneD (etn S6lDager DIS Semator5
Golt) 100000, uetlWtsOene Guosre flets
mere SunILnell.
IS lit itBt eripieien, baB Srtpin aIeiu
IN WalBla9IOn ~meuialtens $74O,OO 3u
GersUul8s3nt6en ausgab. Dapon els
btelt otr etil3tBe S1umater CUR Bearbeis
lung Don WulglieOern oes Nogeorouetsn=
baule9 500, OOO. 8ei Oct gertngen 3abl
pon Seuatoren iino aber be bon SriDlu
tiir EelteWung BON Stnatsnit9tteoern
Detausgabten Sunlmen perbGltntBntdBtg
lipb 9rOBsr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02

atbt babtn, bnB atS II | d I berSurisotction
Der Wtt, Stuutell lilltcrlporfen llllo clio
II ID / slilii ShtBe Der Ser. Staaten be-
ttWtint sfhditet lptrpeit lolIen: ynaturaz
lilttit Bhtltt, iptltbe allt 0rlnO lrgenD
elAes belIebeiben UtrtraBe5 10 an9e>
tbtM lDet6th t6nncm, ais bGttem
ne ibte liiptingliNe GanoeSangeb0r:g>
ttit ltitbtt uiiltiiDmlten." Otr bon
NAietbfl 1867 nit perl n0rooeutl0en
bNiee abltlWlDIltne Ntrtro9 DeltimnGe,
bali eli, aus Dem Gitbitte 0leles Uun0e5
atbuttiatr itutituIilirtet 3ilrger bet Ser.
Stnnttlt, iptltn CT iib 5luci Sabre III 1ei7
htlh Circumstance nutUalte, ais atlT leIl
nttettFunilAts 8ltBerte6t uerSlWteno
lpUt nlinrltbti lpctptl | 0 II II. get
Der 0tlptt0hng btS Sertra9es I'M 9teidsz
toBe ttfldtte NISntatd niInoll1, Bop ole
btnIlOe 9teDitrnlB pol oleleln 3tetbte
lur Den |lpotlanlien Webruuh maiden
lpttoe ullo llpar nit IN IoldDcn SGliet,
100 Die vmnla iidGs" Des bctrettenoen
8lr9erS tlar eripetoti6 porlie0e, b. b.
no bic Annabme beteWtt9t iei, DaB. CT
nur an Dem ; wct baS omerts
faniide 8ir9erreNt erworbeu babe, UNI
lp1ter ais Srenber IN 0~eutldlano leben
o. pthNN <tuItU w AJUul IWC SGISD~
e%ntlpnrt mer5t ale in ben Ser.
Staaten noturaltlirte 1iorooeutl6e, bic
ttN ;pei Sabre IN lbrem @eburlsIdnoe
%aulDalten, uom 8ilrgerrebt aus, audi
nenu Ite II | cD I BON Der oeutlben 3te9tes
rnrg ais ouf IDr amcrifduil6es Burger
re6G Ser3tUt ~leilteno all0eleDen l%peroe!l,
-DloB Weil tie Dem Sa4croft'lbeH 8ers
TRACE 9enlGB 10 anieben Werocn t0ns
mem.
Golden naturolifirten Silrgern bilft
es auW nibt9, wenn tie itO, Wle cine
anoere StltlmntunB oeS 0rleBentipurfes
DorlAreibt, BET Der GIleritan1den @es
lanotl6aft alS Siir9er Der Her. Staaten
re8iltrtren lolien. 9Nr0 lolWe 0te8ls
l@lration ipiirben ite nur III anoeren lrsulz
Den Galoern, ais DEM ibrer Weburt, Die
Sortoauer lDrss Niirgerre0tS 1t0erl.
Sn iDrem 0eburtSlauoe Dagegell iUNroen
lie naG Speliabri8em Anfeitpalte III Die
Jtubrtt oerieni9en 8I!r8er %1oIlen, ipeiOe
tDre Nnipru1e alf ben SDuB GER Ser.
Sta0ten Dertpirft Dabell.
glue otele Bellmmungen oes @eleB>
e%ntlpurfes Daben - wenn nldt Die be-
tpuBte 9lbIi1t, 10 bod /1eoent0us Die
gSirtung, oaB Die Ser. Staoten tbre II a.
turaIt1irten 8irSer lobalo lib
bieIelben in bas Qan6 Drer @ebMrt bege=
ben, o lei ID t 10 t emDglt1 iollen
abidItteln II. MeEn Die repu7
biifanil6e Otaiorite bes iesiacM@onsrsiz
ie5 elm Weleb in oiden Stnne annimmt,
10 tommt 0aS ehem Ser5i6t auf Die
Stimmen ouer (2lboptipbir9er gleid.
9enn tei1er p0l otelen miro no1 Nult
bebalten, in ever Yartet gu perbieiDeu.
ipel1e ouf muDtpili9e WeiIe Die bur6
Decentralization erporbelle1 Jtehte pers
tummert unoyte Sur9er in 5tpei GlGllen
tbeilt: bic bsor5ugte Stalle oer @tngez
borenfn uno Die undergraduate &lulle
Der AooptiDfr8er.