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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23
Hours Of Labor.

simultaneously in this and in some
foreign countries the question OF the
length Of the days work is being con-
sidered, not in the Socialist and lager
beer method. but in that practical enc
which alone gives promise Of subs.an.
tial results. The Bureau of Labor
Statistics maintained By Massachusetts,
has made an exhaustive personal inquiry
in the textile factories OF New England
and this State, studying the effects Of
shortened days as far as adopted, and
the feasibility OF uniformly adopting
them. A series Of questions of employ
ers and employed was issued, and the
detailed replies occupy some fifty
pages of an octave report arranged in
semi-tabular form. Tho writer of the
report was impressed in a degree the
folco of which he is unable to convey
by hearing personally the same ques-
tions answered in the same way, and
almost in the same words, by hundreds
of persons who Sre widely separated
and speak not only without concert but
without having any knowledge Of one
another. Massachusetts is the only
ten-hour State in the Eastern cluster of
textile districts, but the production
there per loom, per spindle, or per
man, is not less than in the other States,
nor are wages less in Massachusetts;
the conclusion is that the facts elected
show no reason why the other five
States vermont not being included in
the inquiry should not adopt the ten
hour system. and with the like sue
cess.
By far the most interesting, as we'll
as most encouraging. fact brought out
is that the shorter hours are favored by
expediency, expressed in results. Many
employers are of tho opinion that ten
hours will produce as much as twelve.
A number of mills arc cited which have
actually reduced to ten. and yet, pay
ing the same wsgeS as in neighboring
eleven-hour mills, have found their
product and their profit satisfactory,
and not reduced by the change as far
as they could Judge. The manager of
q carpet mill employing 1900 persons
said that during seasoDs of pressure
the eleventh hour had been added, the
result being material increase of pro-
duct for the first month, after which
"the help would grow listless, the
production would fall off. ard the
quality of the goods deteriorate." The
Willimantio Linen Company changed
to ten hours two years ago. with the
result of considerable loss OF produc.
during the first six months, which was,
however, attributed as much to other
causes. After his the eleventh hour
was still left off, but wages remainded
as when eleven hours were the day,
and production showed no loss. To
these two experiences of charges in
opposite directions. but teaching the
same conclusion, may be added the
still forcib!e narrative told by man.
ager whose cotton mill, when he took
charge of it. was running thirteen
hours day and producing 80. 06O yards
of print cloths per week. He per-
suaded the directors to GLOW a reduo.
ton to eleven hours, and forthwith,
from the same machinery and hands,
the weekly production rose to 120, 00C
yards.-[Vermont Paper.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23
Would it be O Blot?

The telegraph brings Us the plea of
Mr.. Scoville, attorney for Guiteau the
assassin. that the people of the United
States shall hasten to furnish proof of
Guiteau's insanity. The object of this
evidence is to save the assassin from
the gallows. Mr.. Sooville argues that
it would be ga blot upon our history"
to hang Guiteau il he is insane. There
is something in this suggestion, and yot
what are the real relations to this case !?
Can the nation afford under any cir.
cumstances to let this assassin 20
unhung?
While it is not to be denied that
under all ordinary circumstances an
insane man ought not to be held amen
able for the infraction of the laws the
same as sane man is held, yet there
are some things to be considered in this
case which the country cannot afford TO
overlook. What is the object of this
trial; is it to simply wreak vengeance
on the wretch who deprived the nation
of its chief executive, or is it for the
protection of society and the unfolding
Of the laws of the country9 We may
cherish spirit of revenge against the
man who murders our friend. but the
law takes no cognizance of pure revenge.
It enforces its penalty for the good OF
society. Hanging murderer does not
bring to life his victim, but it may de-
ter others from q like crime. And
while men may differ in opinion as to
the relative efficacy Of capital punish
ment or imprisonment for life, in the
suppression of crime, the law in this
particular case prescribes hanging as
the penalty, and it is difficult to see
how the enforcement of that penalty
will be a "blot upon the history" oil
our country.
For it is to be noted that 1t was not
until after the committal of the crime
that Guiteau was especially suggested
to the public as an insane man. His
life had been erratic, and many thought
him "queer," but it is not until after
he has taken human life that the dis
covery of insanity is made. And has
that discovery actually been made ?
There is no definite evidence of it yet,
and there is very little prospect of pro-
curing any. To acquit him because his
mental organization was not in every
respect we'll balanced would be to offer
apremium to the numerous semi-insane
and cranky" people running loose
because supposed to be harmless. to
indulge in like freaks. Even the insane
are subject to restraining influences
and are susceptible Of temptation.
Guiteau unhung would not only be a
"blot on our history" but menace In
multiplied forms to human life and the
well-being of society.-[Hswkeye.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23
Restored From q Decline.

Month GREECE, N Y, April %, 1880,
Dr.. K. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n Y: Dear Sir
feel il my duty to write and thank you foy
what your Go'Gen Ntdical Discovery and
"Fayorite Prescription" have dene for my
Slaughter. 1t is row five weeks since she be
gan their use. She is more feshv, has ore
color in her face, no headache and is in other
ways greatly improved. Yours Truly,
NHs. MARCELLA MYERS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23

There are cases in which prayer is g
proclamation of sweet and graciou.
privilege. If Guiteau wants to be
prayed for, let him do it himself. Our
supplicatioIs should be for the widow
and the fatherless whom he has clothed
with grief as with garment-for the
nation which he has despoiled of g
stay and an example that no abundance
of Tears and cries can bring back again
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23
Detroit Currency.

A New Yorker las coughed up a
wooden tooth pick and Is daily locking
for tooth. brush to follow.
a man who etoops to conquer Will
soon be needing shoulder br ices. Bet
ter sit down in the rocking enair to con-
quer.
Rochester has a class OF thirteen
young ladies' who are taking lessons on
the violin. They want to be sure OF g
bow.
The Boston Trdascriyi does not be-
lieve that this world was made in SIX
days. 1t has taken over go years to
build Boston alone.
The Courier Joarad! says that 80 re
Of the most pressing needs OF LOUIS
vile 10 geological garden stocked with
animals that eat CATS
A boot and shoe shop hangs out the
sign: coast iron lasts We all know
it does, but we don't want any boots
made of it, Boston Post.
Rochester sreet cars are to be driven
by compressed air. Thev compress the
air, probably, by jamming the car full
of passengers Exchange.
A fashion article says the plaids are
more pronounced this year than last.
We didn't find anybody last year who
couldn't pronounce plaid. Please ex-
plain.
Hannibal Hamlin will never die ex
cept by appointment of the President.
i Elmira Free Press. Even then, we
presume he will "hold ever. VI New
Haven Register.
The Rochester Sunday Tribune says
that plumbers in that section are afraid
that, owing to the long drought. there
won't be enough water next winter to
burst the pipes.
Nothing like an honest quill. A st.
Louis paper starts an editorial with:
"Our ancestors, the balloons of Africa
etc. Don't you ever get lonesome to
see the old folks?
Bret Hsrte's hair is said to be turning
white. Bret has been working too
hard. For four years he has drawn his
salary as United States Consul at Glas-
gov without assistance.
A simple remedy for neuralgia is to
apply grated horseradish to the part
affected Il Chicago Tribune. A simple
remedy is to put yourself under doc.
tors care for four weeks. 1t is also
the only one which will touch the dis
ease.
Some misanthropical fellow who
hath no conviviality in him wants to
know why it is that when lot of men
get together to talk nonsense and drink
J champagne they call it "the feast of
reason and flow of SOUL Boston
Globe.
A German complaining of the over
shadowing influence OF militarism:
"See the effect on our children; if
we have handsome. well-made boys
they join the military; if girls. the
military join them. LFrankfurter
Zsitupg.
If this country had been laid out
right the surplus water in the Missis-
sippi River could have been used to
wet down the grass in New York State,
and the overplus of office-hunters in
Washington could have been used to
break stones on the high ways of Kansas.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23

Everybody that has tried Ammen's Cough
Syrup continues its use: besides they tell
their neighbora OF it. We were in a drug
store the other day when q customer asked for
Il bottle Of Ammen's Cough Syrup, saying
s. do not know anything about II myself,
but my neighbor advised me to buy 1t ft my
cold, and tells me that the use Of three bot
ties has entirely cured his cough of three
years standing, in fact he SAYS, 1t is the best
me dicine in the world for coughs, colds and
lung complaints and that one-dollar bot
tie did him more good than all the prescrip-
tioas he had from the doctors"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23

A girl heard her father criticised
severely across a dinner table. The
careless critic paused a moment to cay,
II hope he is no relation Of yours,
Miss IL" And as quick as thought
she replied. with the utmost noncha-
lance, "Only q connection of my moth
er's by marriage"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23

"That's what call finished ser
mop," said lady to her husband, as
they wendell their way from church.
Yes" was the reply; "but. do you
know, l thought it never would be-"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23
Cast-Iron Follows.

Men Of endurance have healthy kidneys
ana liver NJ aches in the back, no piles, no
constipation. The cure fer these diseases is
hidney-W This great remedy keeps up
the tone Of the body by enabling the live-,
towe,s ana kidneys to perform their functions
perfectly. Both the Liquid and Dry are sold
by druggists. Pioneer Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23
Public Notice.

Furniture, Carpet. and Glassware a. auc-
ton prices, at private special Undue ements
for country buyers, at II. Schellhaas, 18th
street Odd Fellows Building. Oakland, Cal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23

Habit" says some one. els almost
% strong as principle" It is rather
the channel in which principle flows
and acts.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23
" The Doctor Told Me

To take a blue pill, bat didn't for had al.
ready been poisoned twice by mercury. The
druggist tod me to try Kidney Wort, and
did. 1t was just the thing for my hiliouspess
and constipation, and now am as well as
ever" Torpid Kidneys ard liver is the
trouble, for which Kidney-Wort Away $
proves to he the best remedy knoan-I Hart.
ford Courant.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23
Positive Cnre
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.

for oil thoae Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
socommon 10 our beat female population.
1t will cure entirely tho worst form of Fcmaie Com
plants all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ccera
tion Failing and Dlsplacenents and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and 10 particularly adapted TO the
Change of Life.
1t will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus In
early stage Of development Tho tendency to can
cerous humors checked very speedily by its use
1t removes fantness fatucncy. dcstroysa all craving
for stnulan.s and relieves weakness of the stomach
It cures Bloatng, Headaches, Nervous frostration,
General Debility, Seeplessness. Depression and lndi'
gestion.
Tint feeling OF bearing down. causing pain, weight
and bacache Is always permanently cured by Its use
will all times and under all circumstances act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
For the of Kidney Complaints Of either sex this
Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA L. PINEHAM'S VEGETABLE COM
POUNDS prepared at IS and 2Jj Western Avenue,
lynn Mass Price 81 Six bottlcSfor s. Sent by mail
in the form OF pills. also In the form OF lozenges on
receip: Of price, 81 per box for either Mrs. rinkhsIn
freely all letters of inquiry Send for pAnph-
let Address as above Mention this Puper.
No family should be without LYDIA z PiSKHAMs
LIVER PILLS, They cure constipation, bliousaess
and torpidity OF the liver. IS cents per box
or Sold by all DruggfstS ia .
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23

Unlike ether carthartics, DR.. Pierce's Pei
lets" do not render the bowels costive after
operation, but on the contrary, establish a
perm IN entity healthy action Being entirely
vegetable no particular care is required while
using them. By druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23

"GoLDES MEDICAL DISCOVERY" (Trade.
mark resistered) IS not only sovereign
remedy for consumption, but also for con-
sumptive night sweat, bronchitis. coughs
splitting of blood, weak lungs, sbortness o!
tresth and kindred affections OF the throat
aid chest. By druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23
Carl baldl' s Boys.

Garibaldi has always been exceeding
ly simple and frugal in his habits.
Never o rich man, and often u very
poor one, he has not been ashamed to
practice the most rigid economy. Hs
has been known to break O cigar
in two, light one half and return
the other to his cigar-case to serve upon
future occasion. To tho friend who
relates this story, however. he presented
a whole cigar.
Proud and thrifty as he is, it was a
severe blow to him to be obliged 10
apply to the King for a pension, fairly
as he had earned the right to one. Not
his own necessities, but the debts of
his son Rcciotti, forced him to take the
step.
Riociotti, whom some foolish people
have called the gentleman OF the family,
is son of whom many fathers would
be proud; handsome, generous. OF
PiOoraht q iokceo, auu uOiADiy COuE'
ageous.
1t Was he who captured the only
German standard which fell into the
hands of the French during the Franco
Prussian War, and who afterwards
wrote graceful letter 10 the Prussian
commander making light Of the exploit.
But he is fond of pleasure and society
careless in regard to money matters,
and lacks his fathers solid republican
virtues Of frugality and simplicity.
For this lack nothing can wholly
atone in the eyes of the wise old gen
eral; and fond as he is OF the brilliant
and popular Ricciotti, he bestows his
deepest confidence and affection upon
his quieter but more Trustworthy son
Menotti, who is unknown to the world
but who never in his life contracted {
debt Which he could not pay Youths
Companion.
AUSTRALIAN WoNDERs.-Austrslia hal
added to its other natural anomalies {
fish on legs. A recent expedition hal
dredged mp one of them. and, placed
upon the decks. the creature raised
itself on its four legs-and walked
Yet to all intents and purposes The
thing was fish, with fins. and tii
and qills, Another wonder of the
same expedition was the rats. The
veysgers stopped on small island
which was overrun with rats-but the
rats we're yellow, chestnut ami tortoise
she'll.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23

One who is con,eated with wha. he
has done will never become famous for
what he will do. H. has lain dowa to
die,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23

Next year they are going t. have steamers
that WILL cross the Atlantic i'll six days. This
is three days for sea-sckness, two for rec v
cry. aud the other one in watching for land
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23

Women that have been bedridden for years
have been entirely cured of female weakness
hy the use of Lydia f. Pnkham's Vegetable
C1miound. Send to Mrs Lydia L. Pinkhaw,
23i Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for PAM
phle's.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23

The most fastidious ladies now say
pillow protectors instead of pillow
shams.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23

ALL Photographs made at the New YORK Gallery
No. S5 Third ST.. 5. F.. guaranteed 10 be FIRST
class Prices TO suit the times. j. II. PxrERs q Co
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23

Prof. King discovered that easterly
current, and it blew him directly west.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23

Furniture ana bedding at retail at whole.
sale prices. II. Schellhaas, 18th. St., Oak
land. Cal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23

Evans Improved Laundry Sack and Pocket Trav.
cling Bag Patent applied f.r: The most useful Or.
ness and the protection Of all kinds OF clothing or
parcels it Is especially adapted for commercial
men,, tourists, spOrtSmen and persons travelling.
For ladies' It is Just the thing for shopping and for
Pic mica The best thing ever made for scholars
abling them to carry their books. sates, etc. with.
out destroying the covers. For laundry there s
nothing ike -your clothes are carried to ami nom
the laundry 10 Q neat package secure from dust or
rain will hold pair Of blankets. overcast shawl
duster change CT underwear. IN fact any ar ticles
On each one Is attached Q receptacle for address
card. IL ID handsome. durable and cheap. Made In
two sizes. Prices u cents and d 90 Sent by mall
prepaid, on receipt Of price. liberal discount to
the trade Warranted 10 awe satisfaction.
WAN 81 etates TO sell the Pocket Valise
Address. ID. r. EVANS q CO., 10 New
MontgOmery street. under Palace Hotel, 8. r.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-23

j. W. ShsefJer Il Co., 32l 1923 Sac.
ramento ST., San Francisco. employ
Nc drummers. Cigars sold very che p
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-03

tbis ma&sn iogen, aud ben, auerbinsi
nar ~ pabren: vbab 2eReYs am anSsra'
Ben ieines Canals iei, unS bab, uenu mau
ni&t iett etnt@reite, man q ipdter NIT et'
ueu teiiebsabea See@t su tbaa baben werbs,
seseu bas q bann tsin 1itter sebe, aIs
&ries.1 Gnes baIf ui4ts, be Demetra'
ten uolIten f4 ni@t aus ibrer feRen eteI'
laas besausIeden Iaheu unb bef@rdnsteu
ii3 barauf. BE Concentration sesen tbre
etelans bxr& cine @ssenbemenfratisu
uuter Bed beautpertsa au Iaheu, tnbem
berlsIbe etne Grtra, Gituns bes gonsreAeS
tar bic NnseIssenbeitsn bsr Struu,pfwaa'
ren,G Gsbrtsauteu car ni&t 70 abeI IN fnben
ertldrte, aber - nod SieI beiitr finjen
wslIte, bann Iieter slei4 BE saase Tarif'
frase In AnsriF ~ uebmen. Das uolItea
nun wisbsr BE ReYabIilaner ni&t, unb
beibe DsmeuRrationS SeeIsuueu Soseu f&
auf lire 6aapteerys 3uyad. @ IL aIio
nod Xues Bsim AIten unb q wtrb wo9I
ben Seepublitaderu f@lieblt@ ai4ts anbe'
rss abris bleiben. aIs ben Gr @ebelIeu
MibbIeberser fallen su IaiIen uub abjupar'
ten, Of ber RspubIitaniSmus Mabone's
aud obne BE peripro4ene Ueute Stanb
k3lt. n.e MA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-03

am 6ofe @ttsIieber ber sebeimen Seete ~
finben waren, mar i&on lanse betauut, bas
Re !osar In ber Hdbe bes Ebroues ,u fin
ben uaren. If Elm offenes @sbeimntb. ba6
bur@ bte Verbaftuus bes @robfari1en ri,
eoIai 2ouRanttnowiti@ feline Hefdtisuns
finbet. Offi1ieu beibt %. ber @robfaril
babe f@ au melt NIT elmer RaitreHe einses
lafen, aber I'm WoIte iast mau, baB unbe'
sreiflt&e Depei&en, bic Der Sobu an ben
Batter sei9i6t, ber wabre @runb iinb.
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Aasfdnetf4e ssaas(@a''.

+ . u ii /. =
Die Na&si&ten fnb bieie No&e.
iows5I mas bas Salaub als mas bas Nus
Lamb betriiit. aiemIi9 iYariam. Die Greube
am Hnfans bes gnbes pom GuItustampi
tR tereitS pusdut worben. Die SnifalIi'
runs bsr GepiteIS. Dieaye In Osnatrnd unb
ID pabutesn aub lire Gnttinbuns uon
ber eihIi4sa EsrYfi&mus bate be 6eff'
auus aafssmme1 Iahen, bab man BE
@abI bss Erisrii@en DemeapiteIs, BE auf
Germ DR.. be esrensi sefalIea mar, prets'
bit9erieits nt9t bsanRanben parbe. Do&
q tam aaSsvS. Sc 2oIeali 1arS Don ber
Resiesans ui4t juseIaiieu. Die @ssierans
sibt por, bab Re In bsm bisEerisen Uesbal'
ten snb Maftreten ber sepdblten perien
ni4t bieieuise Harsi&aft fiir eine Gabruns
bsS tii&Sfi9en 2mtes In eiuem ueri6bnIi.
den unb frisblisbsnbea Stnu bat finbeu
t6anep, psI@s BE nstbwenbise Torass'
tstuns far ben @strau& ter ibr bur@ &s'
Alsl 9 bsS @sistes pom II. Sult .. 8.
estbeilten Wsuma&t tiIbet. Die Sa9e
fat auieitis aberrai4t, mar bod DR.. Co.
reu,i srabe etner berienisen, bic BID an be
luberae @renje bes grIaubteu wdbrenb
Bee 8sit beS GuItureaupfs sinsen. Gs
ieute aaS gar ni4t wuubun. uenn bic
@ssieruns auf nod etuen uisI sefasisernben
DsmprebR 6eI,, sere&net bdtte. Run BET
Ranm iR als Dstfebsr bss Uistbums cine
l1nmSsli4tsk unb feline Werafuns wdre elm
esanbaI far alIe BE suten 3atboIisen bsr
Oi6eeie G,ier. eisber teiuen OiSeeian'
ssrpeisr als sinen ioI4en. Ser gosiall
wirit ein gar ionbesbares 2i@t auf bis
.6asisrse' ber preubii4en @esieruns far
BE ,tatbelit3sn1 Ritbarssr.
Der @ei&Stas fat baS @eist ,um S&ute
bss bsnti&sa &aiten5anbels ID bey pom bey
sessiessas serseid dIaseaea 6orm anseaem'
me1. @as BE mit &amtsss Sefa5rten
llate1 1aabIaasea uesen beliea Gintritt Ia
ben Ssupsrsin betrtiIt. 70 batea fe ~ e.
nem 0iaSsrRdnbaine sela4rt. Die @esie'
rans fat srs6e gse4shbisseit sejeist aas
BE seu Samtass ssRsutea Debinsunssa.
BE ms bis istt ater, nod ai&t teeanni
fab, aasensmnasa. Dem sStiseu gia'
tritt uhb siae t1strsaassYssisSe ssa is&i
Sabrea ssraasse5ea, wa5rsaS weI&er fi4
6smtars an5si4is uss4t, ia5sIi& 10
@iu. Mart h BE Rei4ssaHs u ,abIen.
1af Slsi4 4SloRsa islIsa aaf ben GltinisIu
aab lei BEN istlssa PetreIsam'D Dpoi
Dsrits nab Daaseamasasiae sebaut wes'
ben.
Oas tranaSiii@e Grptbitions'
corps iR yea Bona Ia 1lsies aufsetre4sn.
um nit tslitissr 9anb bic Eaneien ~
,a4tisea. % i&siat bic 1tR&t ~ ieia.
baS fraulSRt4e Corps ~ 2anb In Taail
siabriassa anb btreet aaf BE 8aa9tRsb'
,srra6en ,a laisa, Ssrsn Osistass bal
se4te WittsI isi. 10 h @sIpest ~ istss
aab BE 0ssnjRdmms im 9aame u 4aIten.
xsS bislea 1absutansea se5t terper, bal
maa iraa,SRi4srisits ai&ts @esiussres iu'
e&ilbs iabrt, aIs elns pslIRdnbise Ueiel'
...~> AsaV Q>sAaa A3a ekvIssYjA Il, s3sss,
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afs4autRau. n.

8omtan as. apriI. Die @damuns
bss fabIi&en 4fsbaniRan bur& bie Nri.
ten II ebae ueaneusuertbes Greisni6 yel.
,oseu aub ssiier1 seueabst wssbea. s.
@ittsIamssita.
Hansma, 10. &prt. Oie Stabt
Uasaa Uentara tn ben Hss. etaatea BON
Gelambis II am ~. b. @. atsebrannt.
Drei Veriouea tamea tsi BEN Wranbe um.
Der e&abea belaaft I'D auf u. 600. 900.
1900 pssieuen ilnb e1ba&Ies severben.
gia OaMpier, ber am II. bort Ianbete, Iteb
aue 2steaSmittet, bic e. entbebrsu tonnte,
lax BE aetbIeibenbs UepSIseruns aarad.