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WHO is TO BLAJIE2

The Ring, Of course, blame us for the
Independent Ticket. This is the old
cry. Two years ago they charged us
with controlling the Democratic Con-
vention. and also the Republican in the
nomination of Mills. Gentlemen, you
do US proud" You concede too
much.
The Independent Ticket is 4 spon-
taneous, indignant outburst of the best
men of all parties, who are sick and
tired of the treachery, the bulldozing
the crookedness, the spite, the persecu.
ton, the greed, the clanishness, the un-
fairness, of the old Wortlington Ring
The Independent Ticket is the demand
of Republicans and Democrats alike
that there shall lie change and that
one. set of men shall not he kept in office
perpetually to misgovern the county
and ''punish their enemies and reward
their friends.'
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OKABENA HOUSE.
9Th Street, Worthington.

j. w. SIMMONS, Proprietor.
Boarding 1T reasonable rates and good accom-.
nOdatOns for transient guests. Rates 81 per
day. tS.5-ly..
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-!NOIc -fItitIF.tL.S,

-HiNON fRHl II lAS
AT the residence of Mr.. Eby, in
Bloom 'ownShip, Il few days ago. Il girl!
At the residence Of C,>p.r Bloom,
same town. several days since, a boy.
!. n. Walden brought us good fresh
melon on Friday last to finisl, up tile
season. Well lay wager that MI.
Walden will he the last man in with a
| melon this year. WHO tlares to bring
one later?
An innocent looking man. who wasn't
posted III county politics. asked lis the
other day, ~ hat is this Miller broom,
you are I'LL talking abont?'' Seeing
that he referred to the 'Miller BOOM"
we informed him that the <'Miller
broom" WIS 4 big broom which the
p"ople lad gotten up to sweep the coun-
ty or election day.
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II. D. Barber assumes to make light
Of the idea of a Druggist running for
Sheriff. But what do the people think
of Druggist running for Probate Judge
for third term, when the law requires
that a Judge of Probate shall he a man
acquainted with the law? A Druggist
can make good Sheriff, but another
Druggist cannot make competent
Judge of Probate without having a
knowledge of law.
A spark from that ''incendiary Sheet
the ADVANCE, or from some other
heavy engine, fell on that bundle OF
comDustible materials, Attorney Rob.
rer, the other day, and in a moment he
was in flames and sweeping everything
before him. We rallied the people to
turn out with brooms, mops, wet bags
etc.. to extinguish him, but fortunately
for the village the conflagration did
not extend beyond the Prothonotary
himself.
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We regret to learn that NJ Fellows,
OF Elk, is still declining in health.
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IT $. Land Office at Wo:thington, Minn.,
~ Oct. II, 1870
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proc: III support Of his claim, and Sc
cure final entry thereof at the expiration OF thir~
ty days from the date Of this notice, viz:
mentN NJ. 6 81! for the swN section IL, township
1o2, Range 4s, and names the following as his
witnesses, viz:
81 MONS GRlNAGEE, Register.
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:. The V1CroR.-Any one wanting a
Victor Sewing Machine cheap for cash
can secure one at ,thisofice. Is 81, r.
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THE ARISTOCI1ACY.

"a pOlnt WlIlCll tuc 1IloIluS VI Tile ItOn
rer-Town ticke: have been making in
its favor is THAT it is the aristocratic
ticket while the Independent Peoples
ticket is the plebean ticket. They are
actually claiming that the '''aristocracy"
of Worthington are supporting the
Ring ticket, while nobody but plebeans,
common people, so to speak, favor the
Peoples ticket. Disgusting and silly
as tins may sound to the farmers of No.
bles county, it is fact that they are
making this point in favor of their
ticket.
Prosecuting Attorney Ro|lrer had
lone of his spells. as the boys call it,
the other day. Something went wrong
in the news about Towns chances, and
Rohrer got on the rampage. He first
rushed upon Lawyer Clark and called
him lawful" names and bantered him
for fight. Next he assailed Capt.
Grinager and threatened to have him
removed from Office. Then it came II.
g. Shepard's turn. Mr.. s. had;dared to
run for Treasurer without consulting
Dan and so Dan dared him to come out
on the street and fight, saying he could
click any man, from Saltwater" Rob.
| rer being himself a peace officer and
bantering men to fight, is evidence that
well, that things are going against
him. .<.* s s,.z.s. .x.:z r,z L
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Said the Nurse to the Doctor:
"Sure sir, | only know of one good
medicine for the Baby, and that IS DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup"
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II. W. Miller and family left on Tues
day for their new home near Sioux CITY.
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CLOSING OUT SALE.-I am bound to
close out my stock of Dry Goods. and
will sell at cost for cash.
shall still continue to keep a fine
line of Groceries which I will sell as
low as any store in the northwest.
My terms hereafter will be strictly
cash. N. A. BARLOW. 6-3w.
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COME IN AND WRITE "A LETTER.
Farmers In town wishing to write a letter arc
invited to call at the ADVANCE office and do so.
Writing materials free. N%. = r.
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TT 5: LAM Office at Worthington, Nlinn.,
~. 10. 1879
Notice is hereby given that the following man,
ed settler has filed notice of lis intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, all Sc
cure final entry thereof at eexpiration of thir.
ty days from the date of this notice, viz: .
ID. W. Chute Homestead Applica! ion No. 9237
for the s1nrl4 If Sc ls-li:s-4l and names the fol-
lowing as his witnesses, viz:
Cyrus Klingens'Mith and +. ", Igor. of Wor-
Ellington, Mimi
u Mons GRINAGER Register
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J. q. TIIOM-4N' LOSS.

EDITOR ADVANCE: On Saturday
last, about s o'clock Il. H., during the
very high wind which then prevailed,
the stables and hay belonging to J. G.
Thomas, Oh section IL, Elk, caught fire
from IL spark carried f.om the stove
pipe Of his house. His son, seven years
old, saw the fire and instantly gave tie
alarm. Mr.. Thomas ran to rescue his
stock all Of which was / the stable ut
the time. With the heroic assistance
Of his little son lie succeeded in getting
out three COWS and one OK. The fire
then coming in through the door shut
off their retreat in that direction and
but for their success in digging through,
the straw wall on the opposite side,
they too would have persisted in the
flames. The escape of little Dry WAS
almost miraculous. One OK, five head
of young stock, five hogs. and II lot oi
chickens persisted in the flames. About
20 tons Of hay, all lis straw and lot
Of flax seed WAS also consumed. The
fire then ran into and ruined a cotton,
wood grove.
Mr.. Thomas loss is over 500 and
places him in very destitute circumstan-
ces. lie is one Of our oldest Sc; tiers, is
Il good citiZan and neiglbor and de,
serves the sympathics of the people eX.
pressed III u substantial manner. Is.
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CONSTIYUTlON.4L 6MEND.lLENr

Another proposed constitutional a.
meEd.ncnt is to be submitted to the ppo-
pie at the coming election. Voters will
find on tie tickets the following:
''Limitation of the taxing powers of the
T.egislature-Yes. No." The amend
nent is to limit the amount which can
be voted in aid of railroads TO five per
cent, of the valuation Of taxable prop
erty instead Of 10 per cent as now al
lowed. Those who favor such IN a.
mendment will scratch off tile M
and vote the s'yeS,''
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VAL. STANGS,
Boot and Shoe Maker.

Plrst Class Custom Work and Repairing a Spe-
salty. Good TT anil work warranted.
Shop at j. IL JnlnSon's Boot and Sliue Store.
9th Street, Worthington, Mimi.
7-4O-ly
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!. a Domestic Sewing Machine for sale
at this Office. s..z 8 5
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There is one good trait about Attor-
ney Rohrer, viz: he generally says what
he means. lie said distinctly the other
night in Laws Drug Store that no man
ought to be Probate Judge without hav-
ing a knowledge of the law, although
he is a personal friend to Barber. The
law declares that a Judge Of Probate
must be ':skilled in the law" OF Bar
ber's total unfitness for the position
there is no doubt even in the minds of
some of his best friends.
GooD.-A subscriber down at Bige-
low writes us:
The Rohrer-ing of political strife has
reached us from affair. One hundred
rounds of ammunition in the way of
Town talk, Town scandal and Town
strife have been Barber-ously circulat.
ed throughout the land. Our people
are tired of it. For Bear -ance has ceas.
ed to be a virtue. They are disguised
with the ruling official and political in.
triguers and will do their part on cleo.
ton dayto bury it forever. Count Big.
COW for the Independent ticket.
One Of the business men of Worth.
ington says he can tell Il supporter OF
the A. p. Miller ring ticket by lis
| breath.-Journal.
One of the supporters of the Peoples
Ticket assures us that he was offered ;
drink of whiskey from tile jug which j
A. Town keeps at Adrian. He wa:
not joking but was in earnest. You
had better so slow on hits of that kint
for that is Il game that two can play at
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4 vnw ,wAa0v E0R SIR

4 NEW WAGON FOR SALE.
A bran new Two-Seated Platform
.pri ng Wagon, manufactured by Fish
Bros, Racine, for:sale at this office at
a bargain. .5:sss ss ..s. ~
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TT s. Land Office ut Worthington, Mimi,
u September 80, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention to
make final proof IN support of his cl,im, and Sc.
cure final entry thereof at the expiration OF thir-
ty days from the date OF this notice, viz:
Andrew o. LOfstedt, Homestead Application
No. s.547 for the nwA section 3o1Ol:39, and
names the following is his witnesses. viz:
Charles SaxsOn and John SaXsOn, of WOrthing.
81 MONS GRINAGER, Register.
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J. J. 1lansberger. of Baltimore, Ohio.
Is here visiting his brother. John Hans.
berger, Of l.orain. Mr.. II. takes q%,te
an interest in this locality and wen
have him vet.
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GRANGE. REGISTER.

REGULAR MEETlN0a
Worthtngton Grange-Second and Fourth Sat-
ordays III each MONTH at II q clock.
uerxey-No 3!} meets the !lrst SATURDAY. in
each month ut the Jersey Hall. All brothers
snd sisters OF other Oranges are cordially invit-
Graham I.akes-cec0ntl and 4th Wednesdays,
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TT S. Land Office at Worthington, MINI,
u Sept. &c, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and sc.
cnre final entry thereof at the expiration Of
John Bradcr, Homestead Application No.
1924 for the SEX, sec. 10, tp. LIB, r. 80, and
names the following rs his witnesses, viz:
John Bisgort and Charles 11arthune, of Hersey
MINI.
81 MoSs GRsSACEH, Register.
TT s. Land Office, at Worthington, MIMI,
~ Sept. 20, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
SECURE final entry thereof It the expiration OF
August Schultz Daclaratory Statement No.
1921 for the sea section township lO4 range
40, and names the following as his vii.
nesses, viz:
August tankendorf and John Gritz, Of Dond,n
MINI.
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We were mistaken III saying that 3.
+. johnson, of Seward, took the first
premium OIL tomatoes and melons,
The first premium OF these was taken
by I. n. Wnllen. Of Ricplnw.
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ALWAYS keep the bottle handy,
ID not place it 0ut Of sight,
For ii cule our little Andy.
Who was coughing day and night,

W Ho was CUESitl:iH Udt ana nlHNt,
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
On Tuesday night. the 21st, Albert
IIaggard Of I.orain. lost. about 500
wortl, Of property by fire. lie had been
running Cane mill and the fire caught
from the furnace and burned up the
SHED and Il quantity of cane. The mill
was saved 10y the fact that Mr.. II. had
cleaned all the rubbish from around it.
Senator Smith, was in town yesterday
and dropped in to see us. While here
It occurred to hi n to lay Il SIS gold piece
on our table to pay for Il year aft and q
year forward. st. Peter will please
pass MIS-. through the Pearly Gates.
J. W DGllington. of Summit Lake,
received about $500 back pension the
other day and the first thing he did was
to walk into the ADVANCE office and
pay up a year behind and a year before.
Such 4 man can't lie far from the King.
dom of Heaven.
Tie sidewalks Of Worthington are
slippery with blood and the faces OF
ourpeople are blanched with terror.
Rohrer is on the rampage. During the
past week he has slaughtered nine men
in cold blood, sent thirteen men to the
penitentiary, given his Sheriff, Town
$1,000 majority in Wortl,ington village
alone and-made himself ridiculous
generally.
Look out for lying circulars and pla
cards just before the election. Two
years ago Rohrer got out lying pla
card prononncing Mills ineligible and
had it posted ut every poll in the coun
ty OH election day. lie will be at hi:
old tricks, lying harder than ever. Pa,
no attention to any Of his or Town!
lies. Vote the Independent Ticket
straight through.
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Geo. j. Day has been rem, wed from
the position of Station Agent at ills
place, and we understand that the A.
gent ut Sibley will take his place,
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Remember J. II. Johnson keeps a first
class Boot and Shoe Maker. Custom
work and repairing reducrd. Half-sol.
ing, pegged, only SOC. 8-aw.
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TT $. Land Office at Worthington, Min,l.
~ Oct. Is, 1879.
ed seetcf Is ha1 e s'T Hoce u af s To-
make final proof in support OF his claim, and Sc
cure final entry thereon ut the expiration of thir-
ty days from tile date Of this notice, viz:
Nautilus Bridges, Pre- cmp,ion Dec. Statement
No. 1928 for the sw}4 Sec. S-i0339 and
names the following as lis Witnesses, viz:
John Dyer, Of 1Iersey, and Erwin Swan, OF
Graham Lakes, Mimi.
81 MONS GRINAGER, Register.
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IT s.. Land Office at Worthington MIMI,
~ . Oct. I, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
cd settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and Sc
cure final entry thereof at the expiration of thir-
john i. Dewey, homestead application No.
ll726 for the n.l4 sec. -lnl-4l names the fol
| lowing as Ills witnesses, viz:
Peter Thompson, of WOrthing;on, and Frank
| Burdett, of Rushmore, Mimi.
n MONS GRINAGER, Register.
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All parties Indebted to NE by book
account or note are requested to call
and settle Immediately.
G-3w. N. A. BARLOW,
DR.. L. n. Bedford Dentist, will he at
the Woral,ington House from Oct. 24tl,
to Oct. Both.
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A. Forbes keeps constantly on hand
supply Of Lime, Brick and Plastering
Hair. ."..: 9-2w.
Go 10! J. II. Johnson's for Boots
Shoes and Harness. 4S-tf
Lime, Hair, Brick, Plaster of Paris,
Cement, etc, for sale. Enquire of NJ.
$. Twitchell, or at Forbes Lumber
Office. 7-32-tf.
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LOCAL..
won1nlsoros, M.sx.. ocroc,.a, s. So; l SIC;
CLUB RATES.

Fs& CLUB RATES. !. b
The ADVANCE is furnished at Al so : year to
Clpbs Of ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
rs cents for each subscriber -. . -.
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Mprthia9t lApa,,f;It|;::.

ruBLfsnED WEEKLY, AZ: IS =ss. s.s....
"ok'T!1H tI I n MOBILES COUNTY, MINI.
Terms Two Dollars per year, invariab,v IN I'D.
enss Al, orders WI receive prompt attention.
- CMcataons Intended for publication must
AcSG9ilapauied by the real name and address OF
~ Mriter asa guaranty OF good isith-not nee.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES, ~
the inch three weeks, 500. three months 4. N,
S S".eS n!cneS ! weeks, 5M. 500
5sse mc"eS so, 1000
eFeoiaa rates given for larger advertisements.
Special notices, FIRST week lOc,nts line; sub.
sf9uent insertions cents 2 line each week.
YEARLY advertisements to he paid QUARTERLY.
Legal advertisements to he paid Tor before am
1avit Is given. ~~-0-~ '''''
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Assignee of Mortgage.
EMORY CLARK, Attorney for Assignee.
S-7-t;W
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OoO unb fir beren 8ilifen $3.50, 600, ,0O0
ais bSdite 3ablen anSencmmen rperben
fGnnen.
Das erite fcrme(e @ramen BON
9anbibaten fit ben Yoitoienit bat an.
lesten Treitas in oem Seem Yorter Boit.
ante ftattsefuubsn. @inuno3man3i8 ZIP.
plitanten batten! ii6 5u bemielben einse.
funoen unb batten Trasen aus ber @e,
fdidte, 8erfafiunssfunbe, @rammatit
uno Nritbmetit idriftlid 81 beantwcrten.
Das Meiultat bes @rumenS .pirb bem.
ndhit betannt semadt ueroen. Die brei
au beietenben Ste0en brtnaen idbrlid
5000 nebft Musltdt auf 9efSrberuns.
= 3ebu Sabre hno es jeet, baB am
Sutrc Eunnel in gfeuaba searbeitet mirb
uno tuabreno bieier lansen 3eit fno nur
fanf tcber fedas Men1den perunstadt.
Die ateraus sinlfis eeltaltet fi>3 tieies
VerbdltniB benz anberer berarti9er Bauten
9e9eniber. 60 fofet Der Bau beS 500.
iac. Tunnels 1856 Menldenleben, i'm Com.
}fod- Tunnel rednete man einen Tcbesfall
auf bic Wc6e, im ct. @cttbarbt. Tunnel
gar einen auf ben Gag.
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Bunb, unb bic 6duptlinss willtabrten pem
bSFi&eu Sin8linse nah etnistm Beoen.
len.
STR geten balb as, lprahsn fle, 20 mub
etn Stamm unb @amsn ,uridbleibeu. uuo
Is IL stn 5auptipa6. ba6 iit Der Yrimns
aus ber eiesnen gla1e pss Spions ba3u
mslbst. Noa nae jung. tca bas ttut
ui&ts. Mm sipeiten Mbeno tarauf. ais its
geraee bas f&Sne 9isb Sino MIR nidt
jur 5trrliAfeit sebcren 2 anseltimmt bat
ten, trat plSbltH, curd eine 6intsrtbiir
ins 5aus seiHlipft, ME etn @aeoui.ntaupt
Doctor Spib In itre Mitte, Der @bor Der
fiummte, bas flberbsiAlasene 1rintborn
ftl 3u Boben unt nit Der 6srrlidfeit
mars aus.
5riumptirsnb berthtete Ger iunse Qeb.
rer In Der idleunisi suiammentsrufsusn
gonferens ieiaen liiiissn Sung unp oraaS
auf Rrenss Bsfrafuns. Der arme 81.
rector tripptlte unrubis BIN uns Der, sri.
nel's Vrofefer ihuttelte lsiie ben &cpf,
fGrmlih Nib absr wurbe tsr etrliAe Doc.
tor Marfwart, Der fdon tejabrte Orei.
nartus Der untsrprin,a. st mar niht
fttr seletrt, aud nidt bsfonbers feiBts.
Sd lGs aud liebsr Ia einsm urwalb Nme.
rieas auf Dem Raden, i,uf,te er wotl an
teibsn Sommertastn, aatt in bic bumpfe
&laHe "a 8tttn unb 70 oft er wteoer
beu tide 0e1hi&te 80 bcetren bate, brumm.
t. er Nun mub Id mir wtsber al bic
oummsn &aiier In ben atten S&ie;l prd
81: .sis 3aaIsn tole Der 6enter 1robs
bem bat sr manHem jun9tn Stuxas-f:br
wotl ettkan, eenn er mar elm Gentleman.
Sur NIT Miite bate ber Director i'm al.
talten fSnnen, ben Borirasenben gu un.
terbre ben I; faum ater bate Doctor Sptb
seenoet. ba trbcb iiA Der @raufopf NIT
blibsnpeu aas,n unO risf In leiner Munp-
art, fie er ME gang perleusne.e . Sd waib
niat, ME i'd siu Ic!ass Bsnsbmsn anitdn.
big te3aianen ioq. . 1T s'main ! ct !
ct! 5srr GolleSe! BAT Der Director. !
8ortfeeun folst.)
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= Cine sehpriamte MelDuns, ,AGes
aebt auase3eidnet." Der Yermer Ticez
@puuerneur teleSrapbirte unter benz 18,
Wfai aus Srbit an baS Riniiterium bes
Sunern mad petersburs mSrtlid Sol
senbes! .Wlelbe seboriamlt, pab aaes
bier ausSe,ei4net sebt. Die san5e Stcbt
nit Nusnabme ipeniaer Nsyfiastbanier III
9Snilid ebesbrannt. Der Sdapen be-
irdat % Wtinionen. Na4foridunaer,
na4 ben 8ranble8ern iperben eiiria forte
8eieet. Gin WereSAttaer purse sin8ss
fanaen unb befinbet li4 bereits in Der
Tinrma (0efGnsnib) in @ewabriam. :"
Der Winifer beS Snnern iou uuf bieies
Eelesramm NIT einem Der 4Oclo9ie ent@
nOmmenen gersleid seantpprtet haben.
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Die Grfinbmne Der Meib 3anhh6 6lss
den.

Die Grfinbmne Der Meib $ 3hnhhGlas
den.
Die Wtl&i&te Der grfineune btr Metb,
3iinb60lsdsn bur& ben Gnstdnbtr 6oiber
spurbe sisftr Gage BON bemlslben In Der
Sibuns bee varlamentsecmit.s fit pa.
tente, tpe!&em er ais MitSlisb anatb5rt.
folssnbsrmahsn er,6blt. ,.Ats Grfnbes
,aaAte 10 anfanslih niHt pth Slid une
btsweilen, mtnn Id slau6te etmas @t.
iGeietes entbsdt 3u taten, wurbe mir bic
Drtsritdt abeefritten. Mt,r bas msiB Id
ssnau, ba6 ID bic NsltsanstSl,a.n srfun.
ben babe. Das war pas Ntlultat einss
sladliHen ginfatlts.
SA pHsste Mcresns frat am 4 llsr
auhuReben. uri SttiS an nistnt Stueisn
sstsn ~ f6nnen, uno Id 6sbiente mid ea.
bel sewUtnliA bes Stables unb bes @tei.
mes. um 9iHt su MAIDEN, was NIT fetr
aroben Standardization psrbunben mar.
Sd CAB bamals In elmer bsiudien @dule
unterritb. IL ser Gbenie. Greilt& gannte
ID 10 gut ruie iebsr anssre 9bemilsr tas
srploRpe Bacterial. baa plSbliHe Gntsin.
hung er,eusi aber es mar ietr l&wisrie,
mittela beFelten, an 5ols ansetradts. tsb.
teres entsiinben 81 tSnnsn. Desbalb tam
mir bic Sbse, untsr bsn srplooirenben
Stof Sdwsfel au mif&en. Sd ibnt etes
unt 3stSte ss In ae,nss nSdfen 9orle{uns
als crpsrtuent nor.
llnt.r uasiner 1Srsrfdaft b.fane R&
Elm iunser Manu, befen NaIer Ia eonbon
| Gbsmiier mas ans o. ihrisb bsmlslben 70.
iort nun Der Sahe. Balb harauf aber
tamen bic Meit 1inebSl,hsn auf. Sd
elauks, anf bt.ie W.ife Fno bic 3anpbSls.
den erfunc.n unb einHfiitrt worbta. etne
GrFnpuns BON ber Grt. wte fIt. Der ause
m,insn annutme ,ufolse. nidbt nur ga
tsnte ssfhabt wtrben ioqte. &an potlte
mid srar bessssn, sin Yastat parauf asr
aussunstmtn; Id ba&te absr. bab ss utai
bsr llte pertt Eel, unb ea "a Htr nial
ptel arteit vsrurfa4t saiis. staubts Id
kin 4nreA. sasauf 3u taben."
| Hdttt 1srr polper bas Yatsnt bsnnod
bsrausssnommen, 70 mabte sr brute sisl
DER Nitlionar leiu.