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The Worthington advance., 1879-01-16
REPORT OFPROCEEDINGS

Of the Board of County Commissioners
AUDITORS OFFICE. !
WoRTIHNaToN. Jan. Z, 1879.
The Board Of County Commissioners met in
Annual Session as per statute.
Present.
A.C. Robinson I'd Dist. Gilman.
Robt. Shore Sd Dist.
Fred Bloom, Of the First District, having TAX
en- the oath OF Office, took his seat with the
Board.
James Walker, Co. Auditor.
Proceedings Of last meeting were real and ap-
proved.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Commissioner Robinson reported that he had
insured the Court House building pursuant toin-
structions given ut last meeting, in the German
American Insurance Company to the amount OF
1900 for five years ut $73 20 in County orders,
and that he had rented the Court House Hall and
furnished the same with two d.zcn chairs from
proceeds Of rent and hal remaining on hand
u Is.
Petition from Town 10,. Range 43, asking for
the organization Of a new school District pre-
sented at former meeting was granted. Nis-
trict to &c known as School District No. 50.
Applications for bounties on trees returned at
last meeting for correction from Porter, Birkett
Thurber and Barnes was granted.
The bond Of Daniel Rohrer, who had been e.
lected County Attorney for the ensuing term
was presented with Peter Thompson as surety.
He also filed his oath OF Office His bond was
duly approved and his salary for the year 1879
fxei at $3.50.
The reports Of tho County officers liable to
make report OF fees were presented as follows:
NAn5o o. Ar rrN$ UNAn IL l.-,3oN Ao~N NY
Sheriff, J. A. Town, :" L. J.
Clerk Of Court, b. N. Carrier, l,079 8.
REPORT OF BOARD OF AUDIT.
WoRrM1SoroN, Mimi, Jan. 3, 1879.
We, the undersigned Board Of Audit, for No
bles county. Minnesota, after examining and
auditing the accounts, books and vouchers Of
the Treasurer Of Mobiles county. Minnesota, and
counting and ascertaning the k ind. descrip-
tion and amount of funds. in Treasury of
said county or belonging thereto, hereby report
and submit the following itemlzel statement.
which is Il true and correct statement OF the bus
mess transactions OF the Treasury from the first
day Of January A. d. 1879.
j4S:; E% $;$;;S:$S ;$SS;*S %sS*ss. Board of Audit.
Peter Thompson, Treasurer, In acc. with Mobiles
County:
~ uali1hce on nand June u 1913, $l0,I39 -
" state books per statement, As IL
!, date. 3,s4 %
" state appOrtlOnment, 6lO 90
y Seed grain collected from c.. Times 10 IS
I" Fines collected from June ], to date g. co
" Amt school book cr to District No7 | Gj
$l5,eS3 Is
By amount pail township Treas
UrerS, Al $50 GO
- Amt paid School Districts, 4,59s 80
- Redemption 'l1ey paid out 7US IS
County Interest coupons pal |, 81 50
State 1un Is rclnittcu t State, 1882 IS
" Expense acct. for expressagc
and postage, II u
ANTS refunded and charged to
Dstric: No II, 427l
7" Mr.: S.eney (order conn., -
" john tp>trom, 24O
" Count" orders redeemed and
Cancelled, 2a'6 81
" Cash in lst Nat B'nk st. Paul. 5,os7 i
*l4,22l Oh
To balance, Sl,462 II
School orders OIL hand, 2l4 s.
Town 1t7 %
County = III 81
Wolf Bounty, %
Drafts TT u5
Currency, gold and silver, 1876 Il
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Board adjourned to meet at 10 O'clock a. m . :,
January Q, 1879.
Board met per adjournment. All the men,
berS present.
Petition of Donald Mclean, to have road tax
abatcd, was granted.
Petition of +. A. Bloom to have cost and pen
atics on certain personal property tax abate,
was granted.
Petition Of S. Miller, Field Agent, presented,
asking that taxes be cancelled on certain lands
belonging to st. T. 4 s. C. Il. Il. and y. C. Il ST.
+. r. r. Co. \ motion was made and carried
that the petition be laid ovoruntil next meeting.
Bond Ut II. d. Iiumist III elected as Court Com.
missioner for the ensuing term was presented
with j Craft, Az:m Forbes and J. s McAIanus,
rs Surctte@ lie also filed his oath OF Office His
bond WIS approved.
Doudof Allen CLANCY elected county Survey.
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SPECCL. TING IN VICE.

the end Of he next six months and Pay
again. THUS, us Old Cotton Mathe:
said, there is much gain to the cause
of the Lord' and honor to his servants.
The money thus sec lrcd goes to the
school and other funds and thus is the
education Of the youth secured, the city
improved and civilization advanced.
Now, why can't other cities adopt
his plan and thus save taxes to bust
ness men, and turn vice to recuniary
account. The business men, Of course,
foot the bills in either case, but the
name is different. The cypriaus who
are thus punished are kept i'll funds by
the men who transact the business and
govern the city aud this is a little
scheme of tleirs to get part of it back.
If this plan were generally intro
duced, society might be divided into
two classes, the one furnishing the
money and the other committing the
sin. and enough money might be thus
obtained to pay public bills and dis
pcnse with local taxation. Thus it
would come to be UNDERSTOOD that pros
titution, gambling and liquor selling
are to be encouraged, since they would
furnish the revenue with which to i'm
prove our cities and educate our chill
dren.
What is the matter with the WORTH
ington Journal that it abuses the st.
Paul Il Sioux City r. II. Company? 1t
C!aractcrZos the management as being
of al overbcaring, tyranical disposition,
land for sordid seltshness is without
nn equal. - Newspaper publishers a.
l'ng this line Of road should be the last
10 abuse the management, there being
but few who have not in the past re-
crivcu all and substantial favors from
the company. Especially is this the
case will the publisher Of the WORTH
ington journal. who can remember e.
ceiving fayorS from the complny at Il
time when most needed and most well
come. When he left Sibley, Iowa, and
removed to his present location his Of
flee material, and even the transport H.
ton for himself and family, did not
take ~ nickel from his pocket. And
once before the time Of which we speak
dill Mr.. Lindsay receive like favors
from the st. Paul Il Sioux City II. r.
management. We have an idea, how
ever, that Bro. Lindsay wants free
transportation over the road during tht
present year, and can't get it. a 1000
mile ticket as Il present would be !:
''balm in Gilead," turn howls of anger
into p:e'lns of pra Use, and heal all sore
ness. Bro. Lindsay is like Bro. San
born Of the Madelia Times. One want:
free pass and the other Il fee lunch
st. James journal.
We understand that Lindsay want!
an annual pass instead of 1,0OO.mil
ticket and that he objects to doing th,
legal advertising of the company, a.
we'll us inserting their regular standin,
nd. all for IL ,000-mile ticket. Wetl,inl
both Lindsay's points are well taken
lie has a right to stand out for these
if he chooses, and the company lav
the right to refuse.
For ourself, we have this to say, W
have always found the company so lib
eyal in it's dealings with us personally
that we have no disposition to bccom
\ stickler for conditions which we na,
wish TO impose.
As to the question Of high freiglts
that is another matter. We believ'
The Worthington advance., 1879-01-16
THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1879.

There has recently been reduction
of rates on through freight on the
Southern Minnesota Railroad OF 70
cents per hundred on first class and
corresponding reduction on other class
es. This is u good thing for our m T.
chants. and the people in general, and
we take pleasure in giving the com
pany credit for it.-Fairmont Sentinel.
This is q reduction that amounts to
something. Such reduction on the
Sioux City & St. Paul would lie a re-
duction of over 30 per cent. The peo-
p}e of this county are being eaten up by
high taxes and high freights, and we
must have relief from the one 10y in
creased immigration and from the 9th
err by railroad competition. Mobiles
county could afford to pay u handsome
bonus to the Southern Minnesota, or to
the Milwaukee & st. Paul, and save it
all on freiglts in year or two.
Whether our own people have the ener-
ny to move:in. the matter themselves we
doubt, and our hope is that some Prov
idence will induce one of the above
companies to hunt us out and give lis
another railroad .for the sake Of the
large business which they would oer-
tainly secure in a few years.
THE INTEREST Law.
A proposition is up and will be de-
bated by the Minnesota Legislature, to
reduce the legal rate of interest from
II to 10 per cent. Ten per cent. is as
much as anybody can afford to pay, but
neither 10 nor II per cent. will bring
money unless money is seeking invest
ment and securities are good. The
money market, like that of any other
commodity, is governed by the law Of
supply and demand and when money is
scarce it will command a higher rate Of
interest just as wheat will command a
better price when scarce. The develop
ment of the State can be materially
checked by unfavorable interest laws.
The Worthington advance., 1879-01-16
TILE SOU1,HERN AlLNNESOTA.

TIE SOUTHERN MINNESOTA.
Tie ii; Crosse Republican Leader
says:
''Captain T.. Ross;ter left this morn
ing for trip up the Wisconsin Valley
Railroad. lie has entered into Il con-
tract with the Southern Minnesota
Railway Company to furnish two or
three hundred thousand ties for the eX-
tension Of that road that will be made
next spring and this trip is in relation
to that contnct.'
This evidently indicates business and
rs Spring opens. Of course. before the
actual extension begins the route must
be determined. With us the important
inquiry IS, will it come to Worthing-
ton? We understand there is soon to
be meeting of the management in New
York when the route will doubtless be
decided upon. 1t is said that the legal
advisers Of the company claim that, in
order to hold the land grant, it will be
necessary to run across or over the
Sand, and not merely to cut into it.
Hhoulu Ililo ol'lllloh govern Tue actlOH
of the company, the road, it seems, will
have to cross Murray county, and will
follow the northern route.
Our hope has been that, even if the
road should follow the northern route,
branch would be built connecting
with WOrtlington, similar to the
branch of the Winona & st. Peter into
Nanknto
The Worthington advance., 1879-01-16

They are doing !, smashing fur bust
ness in Worthington, 5 firms in that
city having bought total Of 3O,52O
musk rats, 145 minks, and 1G foxes.
That spicy paper, the Worthington AD-
VANCE, adyertises to take muskrat
skins on subscriptions to it's paper, and
one patron sent him promptly S. worth,
which he at once cor verified into money,
squaring up the subscribers srrearages
and paying for the paper one year in
advance. Where there's will there's
always way. People who pine for the
Union, but complain of no way to pay
for it because the times are SO hard anu
money so scarce, can take Il hirt from
the Warrington style Of ''raising the
wind" and adopt the method of our
Carrier Boys New Years Address to
his patrons, and thrust their spears in
to some of the myriad = nuskrat domes
encased in solid ice.' that dot Blue
Earth county.-Mankato Union.
On Wednesday morning. January 1st
at O'Clock 'he first traiH over the new
ly built Sioux City & Pcmbina road
reached B'loit, IN Lyon county. where
all work will be suspended for the will
ter. Sheldon Mail.
The Worthington advance., 1879-01-16


Above report was accepted and placed on file.
Petition OF b. +. johnson, asking that cost be
abatrd from his personal property tax OF 1877, for
reasons stated in his petition. Costs ordered
ablteI.
The following delinquent cases cited by Sher-
i'll Town r'''eously ass, ,'ssed were brought be-
for til" Board the same being IIomestcads that
had been held f,r five years but not decided and
were listed for taxation. Such hnmcSteads were
subsequently declared not taxable The Board
decided that in all such eases the tax.s On im-
provencnts should be collected with other taxes
now due but the costs and penalties should be
abatcd:
Nersey-Wi]liam Di!ty. Lewis Gothtlf Fred
Myers, D,nicl uIfIcy, Charles Horton, Fred
Obcre.
Graham Jakes-Wlliam Wilcox A. l.. j.
Cornish, D. II. Chapman.
AiavilS and app ica;ions for exten|ing the
time To pay taxes seed grain Of 1871, were pre-.
s',ntc from he following named persons:
il mry Fullwcier. Eli Fenstcrmaker, j. d.
Robe +, Samuel repp!e, I'd Chandler.
lnulion WAS made and Carried that the exttn-
sion he made 1inIil the first Of Dec 1879.
Board adjourned until o'clo,k L. H., Janu:-
~ $, lel2.
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THE SIOL,K CfTI AND ST. PAU Rail
ROAD


THE SIOUN Cf7'I AND ST. PA CL RtiIL
road.
In the machinery department Of the
Sioux City::and st. Paul railroad, locat-
ed at Sioux City, during the year 1873,
tile expense incurred was $lO7 ,935.14.
Of this amount $3S, 1888 01 WAS expended
for material, willie 500 9,GO513 was paid
for labor. During the year there was
expended for repairs on engines. S1S,-
879.O2; car repairs, $2222,SO1 81; miscela-
neouS company work, SIT .053.2O. Work
done for parties outside Of the company
caused IN outlay of $26, 1871. The
expense Of engineers, firemen and wip-
ers, on the division operating to st.
james, WAS S21 ,965.A. TO this divis-
ion belongs the following rolling stock:
Thirteen engines. 2 sleepers. 6 passen-
ger coaches, 1 baggage cars, cabooses,
295 box Cars, and 9;' fiat cars. There
are 1o5 men in the employ of the COM
pany 1T Sioux City. IN the years just
past engines have travelled over 3Gl ,OG3
miles of road, between sioux City and
st. James, passenger engines traversing
Isl ,1l0 and freight engines 212, ,953.
When trains run off the track, or meet
with other accidents, the damage is
charged to what is termed an ''txtraor-
dinary expense account" During 1850
$320.OG footed all the bills in that tli-
rection. This speaks volumes in favor
Of the carefulnrss Of the train men.
The business of the road during the
year past has been good, and prepara-
tions are being made to accommodate
a large increase during the year 1870
Sioux City Journal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-08

Bic Qscn ais iturmfreie sslhloTene 8aume,
mir 1870 @e(GIBsn |hweren Salibers
armtrt. ednss Der Waas, Meurtbs unb
Mplsl siebt Tt Die erlte etnie seitibt auf
bic tebsutsnD psrftarttsn Jefunaeu 9sroun,
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perbuntsn III. Sebau 1T ais Gsfuns &c.
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eine 3wsite ii6er 8s1aneon, Diion uno
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ltnsn BON Spsrrforts, Elm etwaIses Snua'
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au1,ubalten. wirb nod welentlih untsrfibt
bur6 bic jsbt BON 5eltunsssiirieln umse.
bene 6auptlaot parts. Bon oeisn Cir
tsln umldlisbt Der ausere einen Naum Don
l9 beut1hen Quaoratmeilen uno aud als
dltsren 8sisttsargen fno mooernilfrt unb
erweitert woroen. Die neuen Sorts fno
nabs,u soasnbet cber fousn es I'm Sabre
1881 pctladnbis psrben. 60 fellt Fth
Yaris ais cine 8ielsafeRuns bar, weldte
tsoer atadt Fs stnjuitlisbsn, Sp9n
lpriht.
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scr bic Dsutlae Gren,e aud esr bic BEL.
ei(he sslest 1T, UNI elmer stpaisen llmgs'
tuns bic Spies bietsn gu t0nnen, uno Bis
baAin aud bic &risssberetfhait pollenoet
III, banu fann es nit bem ,,Repande.
sriss" lossetsn.
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Nama fraste ft.
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werbe nur tpteber gang ssIunO.
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unaufbaltlam aoGsn bic 5tranen 60
pbi.ns bel ben g1orten ibres Sinoes.
Du warf frant, caS tvarsn pbantaitsen,
mein &ine.
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- Sn Der Md6e pou Borne wollte 5rau
@atsrman ben 8spoloer ibres Wannss
aus Der Nabe bss Sfsns eatfernsn unb
lief ton batei fallen. Die Daffe eatluo
fd uno Irau Daterman wuroe ant Bsin
ihwer perwuneet.
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bslsat.
Sniplss bes Sonntaasssissss lit In
Dallas nun aud ras 1slserapbsa Bureau
an Scnntasen Seidloffen.
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3ur Bilbuns eiues plattpsut1bsn 8srsinS.
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morbetsn. Die bortisen Bsmoonsr babsn
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maHt
Sn Dewitt County murosn Dem Or.
Cation swsi Yfsrbe in ieinem paltare er'
lhcGen. Die Biirser Don 5erryville biel:
ten barauf cine Observation-Disclosures
unb p.roammtsn bic 1bat.
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bsl1ridsn tGIe gubsn bic Saisel mebrerer
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Sattel enes 8spereno. als Der 6ohwar'
bise im Sattsl fab uno ben Streih bsmsrtts,
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barte ten Siinper, pom benen ss Niemano
erwartste, frohen su 8reu3s.
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9anpalas County. 1T unter 5000 Dollar
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auf 6allGuns 3u beantwortsn.
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ssbeneen gilsnbabn,use ipuroe Gbas. 5rse'
man psrbaftst. Derlslbe bate Dor 3pet
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in cine Driselei, nobel Der etne 70 usrwan'
bet wurbs bab er isitbsr larb.
- Bel Sesuin auf pem plabs, 400 elnit
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gsrfcrtsne 5amlltoa Story STEP unb bab
Der 9srfortsne sinen 5srsIhlaa tctam,
pom Dferee fiel uno farb.
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bas Sonntasessleb wirb In Brownsville
(tritt ssbaltsn. lln1sre bescten 8irser
setsn aus 4irhe uno psrrittsn tal.lbt ibr
@ebst. Damn MAIDEN iie sinsn Spa,ier
gang nod ber6srrp, iebsu iter ben 8lub lin
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an Elm Scnntassseftb gu bentsa) uno for
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mrs 5aus, wobsi 3psl 4r6siter setrc fen
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sps Biustts erfsr @laEs sslSa une besab
la nit lsiner 9aty gum bsreititsbenben
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ienpsn 5srrn @ematl bsrisf wslder ieoen
aussnblid tommsn milfs. Sie bebaup'
tete NIT sinsm Bprte, bas Coupe si BE.
rttts teisbt. Der gnsldneer psnoste eift
nohmals an ben Conductor, e-uno bielsr
psrluhte ltinsrl.its ZEN aurrsn Sinn Der
Dams 3u bsussn, aaein Is mar aaes oerse.
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Gineans iposm Re bic auf ben Yolfern
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anssre Seite blnutsrwarfsn. Die Dam',
ofepbar ben bShRsn StanOsn ansst6ris.
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ssssn bic Dams cine Npoitrppbs ialeuosr.
te, wle man fs nur In ben aqsraemsin'
Sav.rnsn 9onpons su b6rsn bsfommt
l8ii woasn annetmen, bab bic bobe
6rau ben MusDrud nidt psrfanben bat,
penu seraoe neil ife In Der gtaale NIT benz
Namsn itres GemablsIterausplabte, CT.
ldsint unlsrt Mnnabme eerehtiertist.
Die Sesne sntete bamit. bab bic bobe
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uno In einem anberen bic Gabrt nab
5sipelbsrs fortlebte." Das Blatt bs.
merit biesu: ,.Stwutl mir uns in Ys.
,us auf piele gHaire Der srobten Disere.
tiOn bsasissn malisn, fSnnen mir nod
bn3ufissn, sab bteler gorsans, ben mir
nur in ben 3artsfen Goutouren se,.tanst
buben, bet ben @usen. uno Sbrsn,eusen
srOes SenIation errest bat: Die 5rau
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- Das neue SlterreidiIde Ufinilte.
rum wiro bon Der liberalen pre6e uns
barmber3is aasesriffen. Sn einem Nr.
titel Der ,,9teuen 6reien Preiie", Der ibr
bic Gonfscution su3cs. beibt es gum Bel.
,piel: uTaltentapu, Brasaf, aorb Wei'
oenbeim-pir permDsen uns taum an ben
@eranten sewSbnen, oab Utannern BON
elmer 70 unbeoeutenben UerSausenbeit
Wirtlid S1terreidIde NinilterportefsuiQes
anpertraut weroen icaen, unp bennOd
oriider oisie 9lamen benz Coalitions.
Minilterium" ibren Stempel auf. 9tidt
Corn, niat gntriituns, tein @efibl Der
8einoielisfeit, iOnoern leoislid oas @efabl
oer tieflten Yeidimuns permSsen mir bel
benz @eoanten gu emefnoen, Dab bic mid
tighten Staatsiutere6sn in iolbe 5dnoe
selest Werreu iouen. Ser iunse Baron
&orb seniebt in ben ensifen areien Ieiuer
Stunoessenchem ben 0uf iein Gut Beg
bitau gut rerwaltet gu baben. uno er wirp
wabrideinlid oebbalb-Sancelsminiiter. ter.
@raf 51ltenbapn bat cine, ben cber.
hibidtsn Dilettantismus gu perra.
ttenoe nno nit aasemeiner 5eitertsit be.
sriibte yrpitare aber uniere Sinanjen
9eiArieben er wiro glderbaumini fer.
uno oies in einem Miniiieriun, peldes
anseblit nur ben n,ateriellen 6rassn fd
wiomen rpia, uno in elmer 3eit, po bic
beutite SOa. unb SanoelspoIit uniere
SntereKen auf'S Qeuberite beprrbts Or.
pra,at, Der llrbeber aller Stanoale,
Der red8Isinblihfen aorelen auf osm
mibriiden Qanotase, ioa oas periSbnltde
Clement porlts1su, bas bic G5eden cut
ben Bpcsn Der Ysrfaduns fiibrt Sn
Der Ibat Disles Niniiferium ldbt al
lie unlere Befiirdtunssn wsit bintsr iia
ss r,prdientirt nidt cine Coalition Der
Yarteisn, ioseern cine Coalition Der
Wittslmabis.eiten aus allen Vartslsn,
uno nidts II be,eidnenoer fur basielbs
als Der llmltanc, bab es in elmer 3sit,
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- 5ran0dihs @rsn,tsislisunssa. Sn
ben lsstsn Sltren anD bic Jran,oisn un.r.
mauld nit Der 8sIsitiauls ibru Sltlih.n
@ren,s BON Bslstsn bic ,ur Shwsi3 Be-.
ttafiiat ssnefsn. Sn srobtm 9osen pon
Worewsffsn nah Shpolsn ,isbt ft bort
lsbt ein ssiem ss@altiasr 5situmssn uao
Spsrrterte. .aDas ..Sperrforts", bisfs
nsns Glsmsnt Der eanofspnttshauns, ifno,
lts9t tn BEN Oorten fslbf: IS Hnb foitt.
Gorts. pslae In gerbtneuna nit BEN Sc.
ifnnesn, bart an StrabsninOieauunl,sn, an
Vlababsrsanssn, DaHen uns Gi(snbabntn
itseen une In bsr atftt sebaut Rub, BEN
Getnes Die 8tnnbuns bislsr gerbtnDaass.
mtttsl gu nsbmen. Sol&e 9psrrforts BE-.
tfesn bsrsits ele& ttnsr nsusn hinefIaea
Ufansr anf Der gan,sn Qinis bon Ws,t6ts
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in .pelaer bic Srase Der Staatsfnan3en
ale anocren oomiujrt, teinen Binan; mini.
fer auf,utreiben uermOdte, icnoern iId
nit einem prouiiOriid' ernannteu ,,Qeiter"
bes StnanSminilteriums besnisen mub,