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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
The Temperance Onion.

The second meeting of the ladies to take steps
towards the formation of Ladies' Temperance
Christian Union, was held at the Congregational
vestry yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
After the singing of hymn, passage Of Scrip
ture was read ard prayer offered by Rev. II. w.
Tilden.
The record. of TIE last meeting were read by
the Secretary, Mrs. Geo. A. Philbrook.
The nominating committee, through Mrs. W. e.
Sargent, read their report presenting the follow
ing list of officers:
Prcsident-Mrs. S. G. Sargent.
Vice Presidents-Mrs. G. w. Qainby, Mrs. Ira
D. Sturgs. Mrs E. Libby, Mrs. Marilla Hall. Miss
A. Ross Mrs. 1Iinlley, Mrs. Shcahan, Mrs. j. o..
Boves Mrs. J. p. Wyman
Recording secretary--Mrs; H. W. True.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. {. Mason.
Treasurer-Mss S. Haskell
The officers form the executive committee.
The report was accepted and the officers declar-
ed elected.
Mrs. G. w. Quinby, ons of the Vice Presidents
was called upon to preside, in the absence Of the
President.
Mrs. H. w. Tilden was made Secretary pro te i.
The constitution of the Union as adopted else
where, was read by Mrs. w. G. Sargent. This
was adopted as the basis of work in this Union.
The names of ladies were solicited for member
ship, ard ffty-sege were obtained. Others viii
speedily become connected with the Union.
Mrs. Sargent spoke Of the prosIec. of a reform
club being formed in this city, in which men will
go right to work for raising up the poor fallen
ones. She believed in answers to prayer for
special Objects This matter is uppernost in the
minds Of ladies all over the land, and she thought
it suspicious that work was going to be put night
into their hands by the formation Of reform club
She asked the ladies to secure headquarters In
some central position, whore the men who have
reformed can find a welcome. SIZE asked the
sympathy Of every christian heart for these re-
formed men.
Mrs. Quinby SPOKE OF the noble work being car
RED forward in Lewiston for the reformed men.
The ladies 60 out the street, and give care and
attention to intoxicated men; clothe them, using
sceod hand clothing, ana all the means that are
brought to their hands. She thought that this
would suggest work for us here. She made
some eminenty practical suggestions, and showed
in what manner the ladies could go to work at
once for the unfortunate. Advised cooperation
of all religious societies.
Mrs. kinsman spoke of former society Of this
kind that had abored in conjunction with the re-
form club that was formerly in operation here.
They meet in the rooms Of the Y. NJ. c. A, and
she would suggest that as good place for regular
meetings.
The President remarked that Mrs Brooks had
previously suggested the same place.
1t was finally decided to meet at the rooms of
the y. NJ c. Association, in Darby block, every
Tuesday afternoon at =, O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
ILLINOIS.
4 Hotel Burned.

Cairo, February |. The Grand Central Hotel
here was burned this morning. Loss $4,000. 1t
has been showing here since ten o'clock this fore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02

Oak Lodge No. $50, at Woodfords Corner,
Deering, has added since November LIST, 3l2 men,
bers, being an average of twcn'y-six per week,
and lost none.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
Cincinnati Produce Market:

ClnClnuasis repiuSAJ Acs"'
PORK-$2I Co $40 so.
LARD-steam ALI SO; kettle, -el3k.
BULK MEATS-shoulders * 8-;clear RIB sdes
lOs.a--; clear sides -gllA.
Observation-Disclosures 948-; clear RIB sides IL
al2; clear sides lsh3-.
WulSKEY-l0j-o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.
New York. f

New York. February /. ls.6.
Money easy at 5a6 per cent. Foreign exchange
was firm at 4S6,. for bankers 90 days and 49,
for demand. Gold rose from IL to ll3k, closing
at ll3h. Carrying rates per cent. The U. s.
and $4,000 in redemption of bonds. Custom re-
eipts $733 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02

Our correspondent writes that the christian peo-
pie of Unity organizing y. NJ. c. Assocla-
ton in that town. There are some noble young
men in that town, some Of whom have recently
determined on leading better life. There has
been gracious revival in town; nearly fifty have
been converted, ard the good work is still going
forward.
The Gardiner Reform Club will celebrate their
fourth anniversary on Thursday evening of this
week, beginning at IL o'clock, and continuing
through the day and evening of Friday. The
meetings are to be held at City Hall Delegates
from many of the reform clubs in the State have
been invited and will be present, and will be furn
ished with free entertainment by thi. live and
prosperous club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02

The County Commissioners are giving hearing
at the court house on two appealed tax cases, one
from Augusta, and one from Belgrade. The Au-
gusta Water Company appeals from the decision
of the board of assessors laying a tax upon their
property.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
YER MONT.
Cars of the Track.

Montpelier February !. The express train
bound north on the Central Vermont railroad was
delayed five hours this morning east of South
Royaon by car getting Oft the track. No one
hurt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
Weather Probabilities TOR To-day.

ometer increasing southerly winds and stormy
weather with rain and snow, followed during the
afternoon and night by rising barometer, high
northwcsterly wiuds. decidedly colder and clear
ing weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
ECTICUT.
Political.

Hartford, February l. At the convention Of
the prohibition party at Middletown to-day. the
entire State ticket of last year was unanimously
renominated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02

Samuel w. Lane Esq, has been chosen by the
city council as City Auditor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
loraI ami State Mems,

DR.. Aliens lecture, announce or last evening,
was postponed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Boston Stock List.
Boston, Feb

Boston, FebfuarV /, lS,U.
fSales at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad l4kal5-
Boston Il Maine railroad ai0Yx
Portland, Saco l. Portsmouth 6ta-
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The official bond of Hon. S. c. Hatch, State
Treasurer, some Of the leading capitalists
of the State.
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The Land Agents Report.

Hon. P. ?. Bureigh, Land Agent, has issued
his annual report. We have from time to time
given statements and figures showing the amount
and condition of the public lands ofhc State, which
obviates the necessity of giving an abstract OF the
report here.
The amount of cash paid into the state Treas
ury by the Land Agent, during the past year Is
sixty.two thousand eight hundred eight dollars
and seventy-two cents, as follows
IN r.no,ai account $40 3jl "a
account of permanent school fund 3s,665 :,
reserved lands 3,i92 Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02

The President of the Northampton bank re-
mains in town, and is Of the opinion that some of
the stolen securities are in Wall street. large
ma jority Of them cannot be recognized by the
number, and most Of them are negotiable. The
bank officers are in consultation with lawyers as
to what is the best course to pursue IN the prem
ises. 1t is believed they will offer large reward
TOR the recovery of the stolen bonds. Prominent
Wall street operatives are of the opinion that the
bonds could be safely sold through third party.
The st. john Guild.
The St. John Guild of this city reports $500 des-
titute poor including 5000 families dependent on
that organic lton for their food daily
Alleged Theft.
WATERFOWL, February /. The committee CT the
Board of Supervisors OF St. Lawrence county find
a deficiency of $3.50 900 in the funds of the treas
urer, Harvey W. Redway. who is i'll at Posdam.
Out of Employment.
Newburg. February |. BY the suspension of
the Seamless Clothing Mfg. Co., at WATERMAN,
Yesterday, 400 persons were thrown out of employ
ment. Many of them are destitute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02

We understand that DR.. Edminster, magnetic
physician, intends to leave the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02

The n. Z: Agricultural Society, to-day elected
Dr. G. Is. Lorng, president; Daniel Needham,
secretary and G.. w. Riddle Of Manchester, treas
urer. The society voted to have full rcpresen-
taion at the centennial, and adjourned to partake
of an annual dinner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02

lowed the full pay and allowance Of brigadier-gen.
eral, inclusive Of fuel and quarters; also actual
expenses of travel and hotel bills He was &C.
companied by an aid-de-camp, with full pay and
allowance; also q quartermaster's clerk with
salary of $500 per month, and all incidental ex-
pences.
The Mexican Outlaws.
The Secretary of War has transmitted to the
House copies Of the reports and correspondence
in 1874, 1875 and 1876 relative to the troubles on
the Rio Grande and the frontier, in reply to al in
quiry of the committee on Border Troubles
whether the department can dispose of sufficient
force to give complete protection to the Rio
Grande border from the mouth of the river to
Loredo, and at such points between Loredo and
Fort Dennison as may need protection, without
detriment to the general service. The force
necessary. in the opinion Of the committee, being
two full regiments of the best class OF mounted
troops with infantry.
The General of the army reports as follows 81
doubt the possibility of preventing all raids across
Mexican border from Brownve to Eagle Pass,
3o2 miles, but they may in great measure be
prevented by increasing the strength Of the COM
panes on the frontier
Congress by simply authorizing the President
at his discretion to increase each company serving
there to one hundred enlisted men, would meet
the emergency more economically than by any
other course possible.
One such regiment Of infantry. say the lth or
2ilh with one regiment Of cavalry, the Sth and
part of the 10th. thus increased, would suffice.
am convinced that single company Of 100 men
Is more efficient than two of the present small
companies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
Suspended.

Boston, February /. The publication of the
Daily News, the evening paper formerly owned
by +. ID. Winsiow, was suspended to-day. |, is
reported 100000 have been sunk in the attempt
70 oh
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northampton Bank Securities.

The reports Of the Baptist meeting, yesterday
show another wrangle, Rev. Mr.. Fulton being thu
disturbing element
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02

The ladies who went TO the hall of the House
of Representatives yesterday, to keep up gossipy
cackle about dresses, bonnets, pull-back and the
like, probably didn't know they were disturbing
some who went to listen to the debate They are
undoubtedly some relation to the ladies AID gen.
tlemcn spare the mark y who rushed for the door
of Granite Hall last evening before the last piece
was half way through
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
Fenian Convention.

The Fenian convention did not adjourn until an
early hour this morning, being engaged in elect
ing officers for the current year. John G. Ma
honey was chosen head centre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
Annual Meeting.
New England Agricultural Society.

The annual meeting of the New England Agri
cultural Society was held here to-day. Dr. Georg'
b. I.oring delivered the opening address.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02

The following dialogue occurred yesterday
morning Between gentleman and clerk of enc
Of our hotels
Gent-Is Mr. Bracket here
Cle,k-U o. Bracket:
Gent-What?
Clerk-U. Q. Bracket, sir:
Gent-No sir. have no account with him. |
wished to see him, that all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02

The following are the recently elected officers OF
the Gardner Reform Club President, David Pot
ter; Vice Presidents j. c. Dill, Jefferson Pierce,
Asa Moore; Secretary and Treasurer, Levi Good
win; Chaplain, j. NJ. Larrabce; Assistant Chap
lain, jeremiah Thomas. The club now has
membership of some twelve hundred,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
NEW YORK..
Political.

New York, February l. Hon. y. 2. Banks
sends a card to the World saying he is not
Grant, but believes Grant will be the candidate of
the republicans for a third term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
MASSACHUSETTS.
Accident.

Newburvport, February /. Walter smith, nine
teen years old, caught his foot in the frog Of the
city railroad and had his leg crushed by an en-
CINE, so that amputaton at the thigh was necessa-
nv. His case may prove fatal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
public which the physician does to the family

public which the physician does to the family
to superintend, intelgently, the condition Of the
health Of the people. Legislators and physicians
have been resisting instead of preventing diseases
seeking to control them instead of warding off,
Some diseases have been entirely extinguished by
hygenic efforts, others have been modified and sub
dued, like the small pox. In the last century one
tenth Of the entire population died of small pox,
while another tenth were dishgured for life.
nder the practice of vaccination, the defamation
is reduced to little more than one in a hundred
He alluded to the fatality of the disease known as
scarlet fever which requires just as effective
means for its removal as small pox. If this dis
ease is eluoed in childhood, the person will be
likely to escape in adult life. lie would apply the
same course to the treatment OF measles. Typhoid
fever is embraced in the class Of preventabe dis
eases. This disease Is propagated by decaying or
game matter, coming through impure air, water
or food lie claimed that the cattle disease could
be prevented here, as it had been prevented In
other countries. Some of these diseases are fatal
to the human race He claimed that all those dis
eases are contagious ard preventabe, and our
resources against them is properly sanitary meas
ures. One Of the purposes OF State Board OF
Health would be the inspection OF diseased meats.
In London alone such an inspection has con-
demned a hundred tons in a single year. The
transportation OF animals often causes disease. lie
then considered the disease known pulmonary
consumption, which annually destroys in our
country 5 900 600. This could be contracted by
the influence of viatiated air. Consumption can
be generated in even healthy animals by close
inement, bad air, and absence of sunlight. He
spoke of the pools of corruption, of breath
ings of death from sewers and nui,ances Of various
kinds, and of lily ventilated school houses and
other public places. lie said we had not much
to fear from great epidemics, we have from the
silent, ever operating forces of disease familiar to
daily life. He showed the necessity of the
proposed Board for the benefit of the country,
we'll as the city; that it was for the masses of the
people. Nine States have established such boards
and he hoped that this would be accomplished
in Maine during the Centennial year.
Drs. Btickett of Augusta, Hamlin of Bangor,
and Hoar of Lewiston, also appeared in support
Of the measure. The committee stood 4 to on
reporting bill, but they will have another meet
ing for the consideration of the subject.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02

Mr.. Geo. E. Hayden Of Boston, the costumer
engaged for the masquerade ball to morrow even
ing, will be in this city this "wednesday morning
at the Mansion House sample room, over A. d.
Locke's store where great variety Of costumes
will be displayed, and can be secured at low prices
We again remind the public that reserved seats
can be selected at the Eastern Exrress oiiice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02

The hearing on the Granger Turnpike case
comes up TO day before the Governor and Coun-
Gil, to which body the ma tier has been submitted
by the legislature. Hon. Joseph Granger of Cal
ais, who has been in the city severa. days. will
submit to the Governor and Council statement
of facts and explanation Of the matter,
, 1876-06-21
Neufftf telfgr. gepa1en.
GnBiaao.

2,ou1pn,;2O 90. Sum-. &tne AnarEl'
adt SDnamit sgylooirte seitsrn in einer
MertlStte OH 8arbonf=&pab 81 @las-
.aotu, @doHlanh. @ttbs Qrbeitcr tunr-
ben get6otet, UNI mebrere oanler ser
ii0rt.
Sic rMart Sas -ggprcb4 iast in IT,
rer .@ebIe bes brittilden @etraioebans
,beIs, oub Der @arft jest rubis 1T aao
beoeutsnoe @orratbe aus Imerita aRo
.&nblanb eingetroiien fino.
2onbon 20. SUM- SIM nnterbau.
ic madte Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8nrfe
cine Grtlaruns, baB es ipe5en Der Ser
baftuns uno Jcitbaltans oss @opitaas
mnb 6tenermannes oss britii6en Shifs
fss vSolisman" uilden England nno
Beru mDsliher @sile Sa einem Sraae
5ommen fam.
Serb Semoou's unterri6tssSia wur
De geIiern sbeno nit ssS sesen IS
@timmen i'm llnterbauie o%n9enommen.
, 1876-06-21
Griufrei9.

CONDOR, 10. SUM-. Ser Barrier
Correspondent Der Zines" meloet eaB
ber Gsar, ole sr ssltern bon elmer Game,
,peld,e ibuu sliidlide &eils wiiridte, Mb-
d9ieb nabm G%olsenoes bemertte sd
boffe, bab i'd rubieere Sage in Suaens
beim perleben rperbs, als %oiejenieen, mel
de i6 II, GINS ansebroAt babe" Sci
Correspondent ertldrt, oieae Semsrtuns
iei slsidbeosuteno nit eiasr lpeS'lilaen
Grieocnspsriidsruna. nrb mon fonns
ben S9htb baraus sisber, oaS Die euro-
pdiiaen Mddte bel Dem, mas fanftis
awil@en Der 5artei arb osien 8aiaaen-
ifaaten porfdlt, sleidgaltigs 3uiaauer
bleibsn tperben. gs lit ieoo9 niat Sa-
anti seiost boB bic orientalilae Sra-
&C nidt ssl0it 1T. Sic 5niursenten
ideiner nidt seaeist sa Iein. Die 8aden
nieoersuleseu, aao Montsnegro uuo
Gerblen 9eben l9re Mbfld3t ouf ole Nn'
nsratiou Der 9erSe9opina oura bic cts
itereWsa@t uno Die Sosnien's our9 2ess
tere nidt aaf. Sic lcsten Nadridtsn
ideinen ieboh ansubeutea, oab feline
Der europdiiden Mddte bieSn'urssnten
uno 6eren 9elitr unieriuscn, ob9leia
iie Die Mbiidten Scrielben aud ni4t su
ucreiteln bsiirsbt ie;n tueroen, unb I'M
Sale bic 4forte uno eieSnlursenten lh
auf bem S4loAtfeoe besesnen ioa'en,
ipdbrcnb oas Gbrise Guropa lid sleid'
siltis oerbdlt, 10 wiro Die Snlurrettion
ipahri9einl, d suoea, mo- oieie.be anss-
fansen bat. @esenspdrtis ifSeoermunn.
beIonbers tis Nertreter Der le1s @roB'
madte, iiberssust. oaB Der Trisoen gu
ropa's aubsrbalb Der @rsnSsn Der Cir
fei feline Gt6runs erlcioen uiro.
, 1876-06-21
3nldmi)de gspslden.

Wa1bin9ton, 10. SUM. Sci
hieiise oeutihe @eianSte ertldrt. baS bi.
9eiterm aus gonbon tsIesrapbirts Geps.
i9e. tueIde meloete. oaB sr peri9isoen,
Mitslieoer Der beuti9en Welt.A usitsl.
lungs Gommiilion ,uesea betrissrii9e,
9amolansen angefiast unb beren Ab1.i,
jung psrlangt babe, gan5 i,no gar aus
Der 2uft sesriHen lei. gr bdtte ,ueoel
iolde @nttasen porscbrabt, nod biz
Iblssuag irseno clues @ommiiidrs Der.
len9t, nno auberoem ieien feline betrIae.
ridden 5anblunsen bon Seiten Der be.
trefenoen gommi5idre oorsefaten.
Bortlanb. Wse., 20. SUM. Sn
Toro' Mnion. Maine, brannte seitsrn eir
Dem 1errn Samuet Yunter sebSsiaes
5dniersepiert ab. Ser S9aoen betrde,
$4,000.
~8udanan's College" an Der pineiir.
(oaiielbe, weldes anstbli9 sejaI6te
SipIome ousheQte) ,uurbe seitern podl
Dem Saerif eurdiudt, tpel&er Die 2ji.
den BON bier fleinen Rinbern ba}elAlt
entoedte. ST.. 8u9anaa bat I,9 seaud.
tet.
9arrisbure, 10. Stunt sSobn
y. &abs, Elm 2umpcnbdnoler, fpurbe az
tern Mforseu als 0ei6s s%eiunoca, uuo
Der 3uitano ieines 9aiies oeutet an, oab
er eruirst waroe. Gin Icser lit oes
Verbre9ens uerbd6tis. Ser Werfor
bene bate, als CT feline 1p6nuns Der.
IlcB, m:brcre 9unbert Ooqars in Der
Saids, pel9e ii9 Der M5roer ancis.
nete.
Mempbis, 20. SUM-. Martin
3ennebs erbislt ~porssiiern abeno in si.
mem Streite nit Yat. Softer in 2ittlc.
&od, art.. bon 9sbtsrsm einen Sdlaa
auf ben 2Opf uno itarb seitsra an ben
beIfslben. 8eihe mnrs- G;s---
babnarbeiser.
Dstroit Mi6., 20. SUM-. Sn
LETTER Samltass.N adt uuroe Die @ob.
nuns oes 5errn 2ouis Gren6 su. Cant
lac, Mi@., oura Jeuer 3eriiOrt. Gene
6rau uno Die beiben 2inber tamen in
Den 6lammsa nm.
St.2ouis, 20. SUM-. @m. s..
tier, weIder i'm lcbten @usuit sinsn Rs.
ger in @arren-g county ermoroete, MUIR
De seiternM orseu inW arr enton ssbanst
, 1876-06-21
guroeai(de uadridtsa.

Stuttgart. Der srobe Ysntonsrunas.
idub in uaierem Offeiercorps, uelAer
neulih IN unierer aueiteu 2amnter Der
@esenitanS 70 lebsafter Nasriffe 'uar. bat
ielnen NafanS genontnssa. Sn Der settea
Drummer be8 ,,Staatsans." 1T Elm f9L
Defret csrSfIsntidt, ,uetd,es cine Reibe
bon Offieieren aus benz attiuea Dieait
ousideioet: Gin Obriit ]. .. 1T ieiner
feitbsriseu Gunftion alS 2anopebrbe3irfss
comn,anbeur entbobeu ; S Maiore ftao
pe,iionirt 4; ebenio s Sauptleuts, 2 Yre>
nlier. unb 2 SeeonoesQ ieutenantS. Ginen,
1beil bieier Ysniiondre 1T Der uddltb6.
here @rao ertbe,lt, einiaen oerielben Der
4bidieo Surd sleidseitise WerIsibuns
etteS Sroens cerlu6t woroen.
Die @dlubabrednuns oes I'M ooriseu
Counter bier ab9ebalteuen 5. beutlden
VuuoesidieBens ersibt seseaiber einer
Ginnabm,e bon 1,010,190 Or. cine Nus'
sabs bon 1,035,6O9 Dr., ionah ein De'
felt bot 25,419 Wf. Sc mue alto anf
bic 368,8OO M. @arantie;e,dnuuaen
cine llmlaae ausaeihriebeu werocn. Die
@aranten aeb0ren sliidlthermeiie oen
osrmoseabereu Slai1en on.
DresSem. Sic rle~berfa6runs bsr
9eipsis.D resocuer Vaba in ben Staatss
pelis bot nit Gr0ffnuns Der @ouferens
sen awiiaen oeu Orsansn Der Staats'
0esieruns uno Der 2eipsis1D resSensr
neutrality-suspicious. an, II. Wai iAren
Nniaus ssnommsn. AatS ldBt srrar'
ten, bob am l.. Sui, btr ueber9an9 bet
Der Vabnen oil ben Staat poIenbst ieia
tpiro. 8is au oisicm Gage wlrb bic
MuaSIuu9 oes Oirettoriums uno Gus.
iAuileS oieier Balm bemirtt, bic Sabu
IOrmlia Dem Staats iiberssbsn ifin.
Gin %. Mai belt Der bislise gessnA
pGrtia ans 341 Wtitstieoern beltebenos
Hsi1spcrein cine Notwithstanding
ab, in msl9sr Sslesentlid Der S~eratbuns
iibsr Die GrihstaSswablen bic Trase,
Oh man blerbei ein GompromiB nit Der
! 6ortlAsittspartsi idl.sBcn iOae, cine
lebbaits O,scuilion bcrporrtef. Sc
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