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, 1880-10-28
AN EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT.

AN EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT.
CHARLOTTE. N. G., Oct. ia stra.lRo and
fntnl ucccnt oce,l rrcd IN church III Iiork Hill
on Monlay night. Tho collection pinto wns bc.
ing passed around. An earnest cshortntiun hnd
boom mndo for money to help tho Christian
cause. Jn,urs Gooch, II young snau In tho cntl.
Rrcgation, did not hnse n cent, md, beng moved
by tho ministers appeal. liz enttemrtc't to borrow
10 cents from n Mnn next tn him. The tlnt re-
md inferred 1t ms collNteral. The n,an tu,k tho
pledge. and while examining tue weapon 1t went
Oh. AoDtlt1K 4 bhl1 through tho brain OF uouch,
killing him Instantly.
, 1880-10-28
VlCORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE
MEDICAL.

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5tsS sr @ "% =, ~ sSass
~ sss$; a:.s. sss!l 'as!"x @n!aa: ' saems e
"s"ra IL ta,ss' Iis d"inna arc"n. '''T ",c fa e1
sas seerst cst'S. ssb. re ss
i :ss s,, Srns,r!s , H. .n!n pa,.os
"SFIs . ,msr wsss
tTx trxf"sTtvn hss ee % saral,alis'i tsis7: aSd Il:
ss "a y rsii "san 81 " Il:
e.; t fs:ss sSs%s IL = iessa f III, !. i s *
ssft u H. r @ Sn .s s Is ss s e ;ss- y
"a !;s's: jsss, ae's i!%
. ~ u tSIs sfss a "r T ai ,,ns n nx rssr e ~
jrice Nono uon,tino wtsiDpi tia signature ri l. H.
~"ss"s ana tosi III su.. III Ga e' boz sold By all
CEtrIefCATn
&, ,rAltIs, fHy HIS U il,o 81 n i'aIx-A Mr+E T..
@ ~ yssto' ;'.
,s sts X ts$T sss Nh II
&t.sf .!h! @ b :. =. ,s.: sa.
1 sss ~: ia vi T. ns
GIL q VII w aa s tSna sSye Il %sre cured within N
Snihs snih 'e'"ssa ''a .Hs Al Il 'sih; sicn Il "u'
"o"'"'- M,cluet t;I IL e IL ,io.'tsi itiio Ghasl.y.
k"4t - sss3 AssH tN~e4 -"
s!a:s Sses 81 IL SaSSe S1sS 4aas
GA UT10N.
It has beon bTonHht 10 NV notce that former
aRant Ut sihn In ~. !0uts 4 preparing spurious
Initiation Ut ltc0nis Vital Naits,faiiS and IL u.IIN
my tr1Iu. .ainrx Tie public arc CAUTIONED uKuIlYt
dyanR with my uno claiming ~ 10 suuegAl Agert,
hafo hu Gutsfnl nHetli&.
BEWARE NF IAtITATyON8.
No Il. Y. H. h genuine nnsss my autograph sgnx-
tMte ~ 0yvty hux. ltlthuFdsun i Ia. nItd Myur
1suA xtu uf u. tA.gs, u L. lyuns " Ssx ufIaai,ap
Juh kteetluu Ut Cthgsnnallt fan sehauek,, SteysH-
toii : O.: " fhlcnao' smlh lau!ltty sinlth. Yf
are tlso ,nnly ruc41nltcd xhoiusas ux4nia TOR Tho
sn!e u llIcr4 Vital Hes1u!u!y9 Il. thu truss, anu
Al EUnulnu btxes procured Ut t0Iu BY Fuatl fu5-
xsN tuF lta t0nvtnlancO VI tho public lt!euriA
ttal ltustuFattvn will bu kupl fur sA!a W nll Fuul
d'asssssoF tna; " Rsse " sdrSs@:!nf ~ d'fsst
RUIN " woriI iiuiIJsiS. Ss Saw York.
Notice u hsseby HFen that H. H. liz LASER. " -
lteeknsn.AI. NHM tIFk. xhH has buon asy Ms.nt Tue
tho lttcnEI's Vital restorative. y NJ lulxar Ahlhur-
sas y vt y 1utl a''a LIS appou!snt u sach has
CAUTION.
II has been brought to my notlco that nc l}s4rris
advertising unauE lilo hhlle Ut Murrsu. FIlutl.r 8
En u Ehlca4E. SPURIOUS tnttAtun 9f h!eur44 vital
tnai Restorative u F0uuihe AMiras A!y AltsrAph
s!xIatutu Il M sfe!Y Bog. Ad besara rxn hrt.At1x
stevenson i cu u t.Ake'st, tho 0uy authorised
~bolssale axsasa In Chs&s.Y. :, ,,,,,,,o..,
New York OcL !. lal
, 1880-10-28

Tho nlnrn, from Ilux 63s ut 11:Gs yesterday
fotrnoo,l. WIS calisud by tho uusotttng of Il
stnya III apartments u, tug third lloor Ut No. 0si
West Mu.!l4on street, ocuu1 1NeA hy Stephen par-
ILL., No 4anaXe, except to tue carpet III thu
ftk
, 1880-10-28
0lt AT TtTlIsVtl1F.

TlTusvIILx, Pu.. Oct. s7.-Petrolcum opened,
o1Hc; Highest, Whe; lowest, posso; closing.
E]Gc, Shipments, 11.0U brls; charters, ll,N0
lr!s; sales. w, ,x0 bTis,
, 1880-10-28

Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, In., Oct. a7.-John Kinney. II fMrncr
rcsItiluH ncnr Lyons. wRs thrown from waXun
to-dRy mud sustained serious Injuries. HIS upper
md inwor oxtren!tlcs wore pnrlyxctl, hls lcfs
CIR WIS torn to sErCdS, md hu rbcclycl two IT,
we're cpntusious IN tho hpAd.
, 1880-10-28
BURNED .rO DEATH,

Sptttdi Dspateh to TIE Chttaoo Tribune.
FonT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. e7.-At thu residence
OF Jncoh Laath1rmAn, near DGtphos, lust ovpr-
ing, a Young girl yenrs OLD mined ELLA
Latnde, fell Into An opoi, t!re- p!ncp, whilG tho
cider people wGre attending IL cOrn- -huskIng, aud
WIS burned to death.
, 1880-10-28

il7.0D, Or 1000 mpra thau TIldcn's nHgrcgatc
vote In IA7G.
Mr. 1!nrmnm's Commlttos wan1ed gond work.
tho tniai.a relied II, im4tily to K.,. nnjurity
wurktI ttNJ we'll. mud tbert was moro moral
cffect than they couf stand.
, 1880-10-28

ne!d." flo goes with The 1nrfcl1 md Arthur
Cub Of this placc N Join In tho Io1iAcation ut
UrbAna Tonight
tlREK.casri.E, Ind, Oct. .5-The snnnd At
".tinpptng " ii hcnrd in sha vicinity since tho
election. Tho Hon. Grccn',errr Wright. Ut this
county. Who WIS tho Grcrrbn1k cn1lt1l,late for
Itlnntr RvcA his REASONS for voting fur Garfield
and Arthur lnsteRtt Of fur ten. We6yor.
, 1880-10-28

They tnten!'. beyond question. to cnurt in their
men. II !s best. tho, to- tho future that ttey
should. Tho lcnvcn. slnw though II b.. Is ut
and there will be chanee fnr snnrtsiing @ Ike s:
reform. twill no longer be tuatter Of ret,rnncl,
IN Isusinna To bs II Republican. The sh,e viii
Geu. Garhell Is tho onp thing needed. LouEs.
nttn, Hs evident, Cannot mitch lntlger be hct1
under ngmttcrltic swnY. IhG Solid South fas
10 pfcces Of Its ow1l weight. KESu.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-23

Anybody mad because we have nc
mottOesf En-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-23
TEST MS SINCERITY.

William Sharon, Senator from Ne
vada, though a resident of San Pan
cisco, is probably the most unpopular
man among his so-called constituents
that ever occupied the position of
United States Senator. During the
five years of his Senatorship, up to the
present session of Congress, he did not
spend five weeks of his, time In Wash
ington. At the time. of the debates
and votes on the Silver bill and the
Chinese Restriction bill, in the. passage
Of both of which the people of the State
he claims to represent were particularly
interested, he was attending to, his
private affairs in San Francisco. He
was not at the time of his election to
the Senate a resident of Nevada, and
since then he has not passed week in
the State. Two years ago the Repub-,
hcans of this county, in convention
assembled, resolved that he be request
ed to resign, and made votes for the
party by doing so. Now, MIR. Sharon
is reported as saying in his speech in
the Senate two weeks ago, that his
resignation was at the disposal of his
constituents whenever they chose to
call for it. The meeting of the Repub-
ican State Convention at Austin next
May will afford an excellent opportu-
nifty to test the sincerity of the Sena-
tors assertion. Will the delegates to
that convention from this county re.
affirm the resolution, adopted by the
Republican County Convention in 1875.
by offering similar resolution in the
State Convention The people of this
county have always displayed. consid-
cradle independence in political mat.
ters. and the delegates to the Austin
Convention can maintain the reputation
OF Humboldters in that respect by in
Producing and advocating the passage,
of a resolution requesting the resigna-
tion of William Sharon as United States
Senator. upon the ground that he is not
q resident Of the State
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-23
rELEGRArnlC ITEMS.

A rumor was afoat in Washington
yesterday that the steamer City of
Mexico, on which General Grant is a.
passenger, has been disabled, and an
other that she has been lost at sea.
The ground for these rumors is that she
has not been sighted by the pilots.
There was no foundation for the rumors,
as the vessel was not due at Galveston
when they were circulated.
Benjamin f. Butler has written to
the San Francisco Workingmen that he
cannot tell yet how much labor there
will be defending before the u. s. Su--
preme Court the constitutionality of the
law prohibiting the employment Of Chi
nese Interpretations, but he will under
take the case for not less than $1,000
nor more than SIS, 600.
A Washington special says: The.
Blaine National Committee claims that
it has assurance from indiana that
Grant will not get single delegate
from THAI State. In support Of this
claim it is said the committee has re.
ceived letters from every delegate
chosen in the State.
In the. Senate yesterday Hill Of
Georgia, from the Committee on Elec-
tions, reported Speford entitled to the
seat now occupied by kellogg. Hoar
presented the minority report for him.
self, Cameron and Logan. Both re-
ports were read. Kellogg is charged
with corrupt and fraudulent conduct.
The Rhode Island Democratic State
Convention has made the following
nominations. For Governor Horace M :.
Kimball, Lieutenant Governor, Stephen
P. Slocum; Secretary of State, w. B..
w. Hallett; Attorney General, Hugh J.
CARROLL. General Treasurer. Daniel B.
Pond.
A story is affoat at Washington re-
garding the Postsfice Departments, and
a lady clerk, tbs details Of which are
unfit for publication.
The Democratic primaries at Pitts
burg, Pa, resulted in an overwhelming
majority for Tilden.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-23
SPECIAL LOCALS.
In Che whole History OF Medicine


I'm fhe whole History OF Medicine
No preparations has ever performed
such marvellous cures, or maintained so
wide reputation as AYRE's CHERRY
PICTORIAL, which is recognized as the
worlds remedy for all diseases Of the
throat and lungs. Its long-continued
series of wonderful cures in all climates
has made it universally known as safe
and reliable agent to employ. Against
ordinary colds, which are the forerun-
neEs OF more serious disorders it acts
speedily and surely, always. relieving
suffering, and often saving life: The
profession it affords, by its timely use
in the throat and lung disorders of
children, makes it an invaluable RENE.
dy to be kept always on hand in every
home. No person can afford TO be
without it, and those who have once
used il never will. From. their knowl-
edge of its composition and effects,
physicians use the CHERRY PEcroRAL
extensively in their practice, and eler-
gymsn recommend it,. 1t is absolutely
certain in it's remedial effects, and will
always cure where cures are possible.
mh20-Iy-i
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-23

Is the most effective pain destroyer in
the world; wnl most surely quicken the
blood whether taken internally or APP
piled externally, and thereby more GER
tainly REhrEyE PAIN, whether chronic
or acute, than any other pain alleviator,
and is warranted double the. strength
of amy similar preparation. 1t cures
pain in the side, back or bowels, sose'
throat, rheumatism, toothache, and ALL
ACHES, and is Tbs Great Reliecer Of
Pain. "BsowS's HOUSEHOLD PANA-
eRa" should be in every family. A
teaspoonful of the Panacea in a tumbler
of hot water (sweetened, if preferredj,
taken at sd-time, will FREAK UP A
COLD. % cents bottle. jal3-ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-23
DECLARED UNcoNsTITUTIoNAL.

The h0beds corpus case of President
PARROT, of the Sulphur Bank Quick
silver mine, California, was decided
yesterday in the United States Circuit
Court at San Francisco. Parrott per-
mitted himself to be arrested for o vio-
lation of the new Constitution of Cali
fornia, which prohibits corporations
from employing Chinese. He sued out
writ of habeos corpus in the United
States Circuit Court, on the grounds
that the prohibitory clause in the Con-
stitution of California was in conflict
with the Burlingame treaty. which &C.
cords to Chinese all the rights and
privileges Of subjects of the most fav-
ered nations. As was generally antici-
pated, Judges Hoffman and Sawyer
decided that the anti Chinese law of
California was in conflict with the
United States treaty with China and
the Constitution OF the United States.
Judge Hoffman, who rendered the de-
cision, said:
eff the right of the Legislature to
restrict corporations in the manner in
tended by the law in question: should
be admitted, there would be no. limit to
the harm which might be accomplished. :.
The Chinese are here, and are guaran-
teed all the benefits of trade Or travel,
by solemn treaty, which are enjoyed by
any other foreigners. If the Legsla-
ture has power to declare that corpor-
ations shall not employ Chinese, it
possesses the same right to declare that
Germans, Irish or Americans shall not
be SO Employed; further; they could
exercise the right to declare that en-
ployes of corporations shall be of a GER
tain creed. If the facts Of the laws:
enactment were not so plainly before
us, it would be difficalt to- believe that
Legislature could declare law so
seemingly a" contemptuous breach of
treaty obligations. - In conclusion,
Judge Hoffman remarked: 1T is gen.
orally admitted by the best classes on
this coast that the unrestricted imsni-
grafton of Chinese is menace. to. our
peace and even to our civilizations 1t
is an evil, however, which the aboga-
ton or, amendment of bhe Bulingame
treaty alone can remedy The sense
less cry of The Chinese must go rs an
insolent denial Of the authority of the
United States, and any measure of po-
lice or health laws or State legislation
made in the spirit of that cry will be
promptly set aside by the courts of the
United States"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-23

GensralGfant was but latcy our citizens guest.
And he can not complain. for they gave him
their best,
He stopped free at "The Palace" rode for
dead" on the cars.
and I'm told, he smoked gratis the finest cigars
While taking in Battery street, one fine night,
He wishing to smoke, was hard up for light;
When glorious sigh On hisoptics did burst,
For behold he met Emperor Norton che First
Now, of Emperors Grant really knows, whole
BATCH.
So he simply said: "Empercx, give MS o matchr,'
But his Majesty had, none, 50 hersaid: "As
shift.
General, step'on my shoulder, nj give you o.
lift"
This the General considered. an good conmon
sense.
So he lit his cigar at the citys expenses:
Then stepped down and said: gwen an EN-,
peror, L see,
Will sometimes get struck by real Good Itlea,'
Cigar-best BIr cfsAR at FASHION SAMpIE
ROOM.
mls-lm FRANK FELLOWS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-23

And Celery Salad, every night, at
Docs LUNCH STAND. f5.tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-23
Wild Goose Stock.

ALI persons owning Sharas Of Capital Stock
In tho Wild Goose Mining Company, are re-
quested to call at my office at once and receive
and receipt for Certificates thereto.
J. II. JOB, Secretary.
Winnemuoca, March %, 1890 Iw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-23
NEW TO-DAY.
Republican Primaries!

Ats meetingof the Republican Central Com
mittee OF Humboldt County, held on Monday,
March 81, 1SS0,it was ordered that
PRIMARY ELECTIONS, BE HELD
In each and very Election Precinct in the
County,
On Saturday., April 10Th. zSse,
Betweens the hours OF O'Clock p. NJ. and O
o'clock p NJ. o. said day, for the purpose of
electng FIVE DELEGATES to the State Con-
vention,- to be held at Austin on.the 18th day of
May, called for he purpose of Esecting Delegates
to the Republican National Convention, to be
held in Chicago June I'd, 1880.
It was further ordered that Delegates be
elected at large by the qualified Republican
electors of the whole county.
1t was further ordered that the voters OF each
Precinct choose Inspectors Of Elections, and the
Inspectors choose Clerks, and that the returns
in each Precinct be sent to the Chairman of the
County Central Committee, by mail or express.
within three days after the Boiling Of said
election.
1t was ordered that the following test be re.
CURED OF each and every voter: THAT he pledge
himself TO support the nominee Of the Chicago
National Convention. for President"
S. S. GRASS, Chairman.
Winnemucca, March q, 1880. I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-23

Eerybody's Baking Powder is as
good as ours, and LEVY & Cos Ideal is
better than them all. No alum in ours
unless you want i'll, and it will raise .
man in his girls affections every time..
mill
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-23

We have for sale at this office, quantity OF
v .,rw IirE, superior article for BABBIT
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-23
NOTICE TO THE. TRAVELLING PURxnc.
STAGE LINE.
From Fort McDermit, View,
to- Canyon City, Oregon,

On and after December If. parties travelling
on the above line will be- compelled to travel
part OF the route on horseback, until further
notice.
ror rates OF passage or express matter apply 30
A. j. Shepard, winnemucca.
JAS z. BROWN 4 BRO, Proprietors
And Managers Of McDermlt Division
dl2.u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-23

Undoubtedly to children, attributed
to, ether causes, is occasioned by worms.
Bsoacn's Feymifags Comjsss, or Worm
LOzenges, although effeetrral in destroy
ing worms, can do no possible injury to
THE most delicate child. This valuable
combination has been successfully used
by physicians, and found to be abso-
lutely sure IN eradicating worms, so
hurtful to- Children. Twenty-Five cents
a. box. ja13-ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-23

Cali at the DEPOT BAKERY-fiye loaves
for twenty-five cents. ms
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-02-12

Ans Hublonb ,Diro oos Prosrenu
oer 6ort'9en eoeio'iiten- Bartei sess,z
bet. 1afIelbe ertldrt, oas ein,iae R;,-
te'' Die 9tDaai&ten Reforuen "a "a.
lonssn. lei Der etur3 Der Heqieraaa
our@ &eoolntion ooer 8rsldpsr,pa,
Sie @oeialifien mlrten oonn bic RI
9'eruns elmer BON idmm,liden Ru8,x
obne l1ntsr'&ieo Der alo6en ~ ers6b<
'e"oen Notwithstanding iibrrtse.-
gen. 8ies lei 5ie 9olitif oer 6ociasi.
iten. bei psl6er fe ibr Coos init asn
oasr untersrldten Rldeu .o.r,iasu.
eobalo jrho@ bic Ratienalperlaur=
lung 9enab,t if, uerben he Gin Ype-
9romm III ,@uniien elmer fadnbissn
No!tsoettre'an9 nit ablolxter Boz.
mabt in allen onsemeinen 6taotsfr,e
gen empfebltn.
O'e Ho'0 IN Srlano pd1f ,iR sez>.
1@redenoer Weile. Bdbreno am 2S.
Sanuar Die 3obl Der Rotbleibenb.u. BE
nit i6rem 8eoarf on 2ebeusmiite33.
3'e'ouns nno 9ei3materiol auf ole n
fentli9e @obltbdtieteit ansepielea .,><
rem, e',pas iiber 212,o0O betsra, BE.
'auft re f@ jeb no@ einem teleesa%
pbilaen 8eridte auf al2,370 9atD-
men. 9tr q. .. n9eralo~ bez leisa
$1oe, coo fur Die llns'idliden sejpea=.
bet, boft fir Srlanb cine Deiaisu
tammeln 3n f6nnen. 9as pirsr BIZ
NeTorsung Der Rotbseioenoen jar osei
bis.pier 8o@en erm6slideu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-02-12
DER vNORDST.ERN,
Serausge9ebenbon
Brid S Safer, st. Glouo minn.

Ser v9orb tern eri9ein 1ieben Conner.
fag nnb fol fet idbrli1in 8orauSbeaablun9:
$2+ 80. Sir meni9er als Wonate miro
sein announcement angenommen. Von Abon>
aenteu, bic Die 3eitung nidt au80ridlld) abb
: beifellen, tuiro angenommen, oab lie oaS
Mbonnementfort3uieben niiniden. Sic Ser
nbidumuns, ober Ierpeiqerung ber Mbbo.
lung Der 9eituns bon benz Sofia amte, pobin
aieielbe beoroert h orben 1T, foipie Die I'M
terla1lune Der slnaeiae en- bic SerauSgeber
BON Ser ctpa fattfin eenoen Ortsber1noer.
ung nnb Der Mngabe be8 neuen lSobnortes
entbinbet ni6t BON oer 8c3ablung oes bollen
Nbonnem ntsbctrages.
Mn5ei9en,
pelde obne 8emertung 5ur Nufnabme elm
aeben, merben 70 lange einaerudt uno be-
re6uet, bis lie abbeiteat iperoen. Nnjet9en
beroen III Den aetp0bnliden Yreiien etn9e>
riidt, n0,nltd o @ents per 8rebier' Belle,
fir Die erite Gintiidune, uno @ents fir
iebe folsenbe. Sir Nn5ei9en, Die laugere
Belt lte9en bleiben, tuiro elm beoeutenoerl
Abaus erloubt.
9rudarbeiten
auer Nrt, in beutider, ensliider, fran30f>
{her unb noripegider @prade iperbeu auf
Sdneui1e, @60nite unb 8iQigfte gelefert.
8eFcllungen uno @eloer abreiiire man:
8rid S &aiicr,
s.Bor 4O7,. ct. @loub, Niinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-02-12
9ie gntFkbuaa unb Gn,r;ft.

:.
| nsq ,nGee ei8enfarmen in unlersa.
Norom.Ren errest nebr uuo 1,elr 1aSs
nsr.famteit. Aaeroinss 1T e aipt aa.. !:
pabri&einli&. sba6 Die GrtrdsniKe sss J.
einianfte otr. @ei3enFddea bes HosAz :.
~efens son 2tnisni9sn, Die beim 8se=
taaf oes @ruab nnb 8obens nns bs;ii,.
!! Der 8efiebeluag bes 2anass interes1tt 1tss. q
/ fnb, einisermabsn abertrisben uesau.
Sic Ansaben pen aeenten snb Ganz
mifIdren Der G1ieubabn>@ >@tleQIachs b..
bic iiber 2dnbtreien 3u ossfasen bassl,
Fno ni&t INNER auoerldlfs. 9resAtn
barften bic e@dtnneea, .e18e Aas.
0ur&i&nittsertras ielder aiei.rttsz< >
ta9en pcn $4,000 bis>so, 900 As1ss
ouf 5mou3ia Bis 3pe;uno3man,is 3se:
ibeIs pet Atre bei einen aoiseaal3e
70 ano oan $500 peraaf@Iagen, ailt :
10 iebr .bon Der Nabrbeit otnea5a- :.
Sn einer 1leberproosetion li.q! bkl@f=~
fabr ui&t. Aber bieies neue aderhss=s
SpRent ra& srobem Maefa5t, bitEees
Combination pon.abererobeu gapiad1
BON arbeii5parenosn Mai4inen, ssE
5 illper .arbeit orobt 8ernidtuag aes
fleinen 5armers> unb 3erif5sunq Azn
g .senpdrti9en lanouirtbi9nfasibsE
5ntsrefen. @abreno irnt sisaz.i<
f9en 1nlasen ben @elcmauneru EkS.
lid 20 bis Is #ro3ent bes aalase-ap4~
|pitals einbrissen, fntea bic aeisa
8eRber, bic se3pun9en finb. nit is1ks
5u eoncuriren, nit ieosr, neusn @tasr
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III bic naturgemdbe uab unnsrmdbli4t
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ftems. 9ie fleine Jarm ,pirs noa i,e=
potbeten perl9ludt,. Der fleine Jo1m1
eroriidt. Ct bat ieine 6amilie 80 sf=
ndbren., 2inoer 5u er3:eben uab fesas1
| AntbeA on ben @emeinbelaRen gu tn
gen. Die sroben 5armea bageyn
finb Deiter ni9ts als @eloma4es ma
id3inen uno Die Gapitalifen. ben.na{t
9eb6ren, boben neiter fein Sniert6e N
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gen unterfiiben tein @emeinpelen, n
ne Qir@en. teine s9ulen. Jene DEi5-
fallen Beftuneen, bon benen nsaIe
oreimol 70 srob als Manbattan sssfalb
iinb. aabIen benjeni9en ibrer arbeilr,
bic 10 s!ldl;9 fino, bos gause J4r
iiber bei9dfti9t 3u 1perben, einen IA
selobn BON 60 Bis 20 Gents abes 3o
beneibenswertb gIidli9 finb inmeFnar
fanf big aebn bon 25 arbeisern. DOe
artiee 8erbdItniKe bilben fsine Gru1b@
laee fur bic gntwidsluus eiues O.
meinmeiens.
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