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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-15

STocK RAISING IN THE WEsT-The
freedom to pasture cattle on excellent
grazing land, together with an acces
sible market, are the main reasons
why at present stock raising is par
ticularly profitable. The first of these
reasons is precarious, and it is evil
dent, that in ten years there will not
be much good free range left cast of
the Missouri river When immigra-
ton to that extent shall have shut
him off from free pasturage, the stock
man can either sell his farm at four
times its present value, and move to
Dakota or Montana, or else turn his
attention to fattening stock on grain
for other parties. f
For instance as a practical case,
there is cattle man in Council Bluffs
who is said to own 100000 head Of
cattle in Idaho. He has a range of
sixty square miles of land not worth
a cent to the acre for agriculture, yet,
affording excellent pasture for cattle.
He has ten men employed at wages
varying from $24 to $40 per month
to look after the stock These men
require 200 ponies to handle the
cattle. An overseer is hired at 81 200
a year. During the winter four men
can do all the work required, which
is mainly breaking the ice in the
streams that the cattle may have wa
ter. Streams serve as the great checks
upon the cattle straying away, for
they never will go far from water.
In the spring of the year the cattle
men of the plains have grand "round
up" (as it is called 1.-THE stock is pick
ed ont by means of the brand, and
those cattle that are meant for the
Eastern market are shipped to Oma-
ha. They generally travel about ten
miles day and take the whole sea-
son in the journey from the winter
ground to the Missouri bottom. At
Omaha the cattle are put on the cars
and shipped nominally to Chicago,
but really to different points along
the road, to be handed over to farmers
for fattening. Mr.. Stewart delivered
over 1900 head to farmers last fall,
and of these only eight were lost dur
ing the winter. The parties who re-
ceive the cattle agree to fatten them
at the rate of five cents for every ex-
ira pound of weight they add to the
animal This seems small at first
sight, but when cattle put on $50 ex-
ira pounds during winter, and where
two hogs are fed from the refuse Of
an OK, the farmer finds that the re-
suit to him is equivalent to selling
his corn at 100 per cent profit. The
large cattle raisers have their inspec-
tors who travel from farm to farm to
look after their property, and gather
it together in the spring for shipment
to Chicago, where they are either
slaughtered or shipped to Europe.
The cattle men have a great advan
tage over mere farmers, in that they
are to great extent independent of
railways. If they are badly treated
by one corporation they have sim
PIE remedy in driving their stock a
few miles to the next road.-Harpe,'s
Magazine.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-15


A commission was appointed In
Belgium, lately to test the compar-
alive merits of Swimming milk after
its repose following the ordinary meth,
od in porcelain pans OF in specially
constructed pans immersed in arecep-
tacle containing running water or
susceptible of receiving ice. The
same quantity Of milk, 30 quarts
was placed in the pans and allowed
to throw up the milk during twenty
four hours, the pans were then skim
med and the cream churned. There
was invariably IL per cent more but
ter and Of superior quality, Obtained
from the milk artiflcially cooled, than
that treated in the ordinary way.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-15

n 7'-t q N@ffsA = Hf.
three, $3.50; lodgings, seven, $3.50;
meals missed, sixty, $50; lodgings
missed, fourteen, 81; balance in ia
vor OLA. b., 50. The landlord, of
course, was little astonished at the
result of the reckoning, and therefore
said not a word, for the best reason,
that he couldn't think of anything
that would do justice to the subject.
Whereupou a. b., to relieve the land
lords perplexity, remarked with cool
urbanity: swell, never mind the So;
I'll take it out in board" The land
lord couldn't see how to keep even
with such boarder, and so the con-
nection between him and A. b., as
landlord and boarder came to an end.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-15

WHEN is A HoRsE-When is horse
like business man in trouble? When
he breaks. When is he like a mineri
When he is working in the shafts.
When is he like selecting cheesei
When he has bit in his mouth.
When is he like a lover? When
he is going on a swinging gate. When
is he like young'lady out shopping:
When he is driven home by the reins.
When is he like a negro entry clerk
When he is a coal black charger.
When is he-like man who has eaten
himself full? When he is stalled.
When is he like drunken man 7
When he has the staggers. When is
he like these conundrums? When
he is played out. afses %
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-15
Honored md rsiest.

When board of eminent physicians
and chemists announced the discovery
that by combining some well known
valuable remedies, the most wonderful
medicine was produced, which would
cure such large range of diseases that
most all other remedies could be dis
pepsed with, many were skeptical; but
proof of its merits by actual trial has
dispelled all doubt and to>day the dis
covers RS of that great medicine, Hop
Bitters, are honored and blessed by all
as benefactors. - Dem ocrat.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-15
A Puzzled Hotel Keeper.

PORTLAND Oregonian.
One of our Portland hotel keepers
was not long since victiinized in the
following manner: A. b. went to
him and engaged board by the week
at $40 per week. "Now," said A. B.,
II may be absent occasionally; what
deduction will you make for thaty'
~Fifty cents a meal and fifty sents a
lodging" replied the landlord. Time
wore on, and A. B. was sometimes
there and sometimes not. After a
while the landlord presented bill
for three weeks board, $50. In a
short time A. b. appeared with a
counter-bill of deduction for meals
and lodgings missed. Meals eaten,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-15

After months of steady preparation during which time we have
improvements formally the opening Of
NEW STORE For Variety Of Stock Novelty in Styles and
Tooghness in Manufacture cannot be surpassed Never be
stock complete the time for
nothing be the Of
customers.
will prices To them all
would require the space of this whole paper: -s
all styles all qualities ranging in price
$3.50 $l500 which for style defy composition
= At $500 Mems Durable Suits.
A $500 to $500 Mems Heavy Worsed Suits. saaa
8 AT $3.50 to 50 90 Mems Cashmere Suits Ef eA
. AT So IS Boys Suits e@sHms
) AT ST. so Mems Heavy Working Coats.
At 81 Mems Heavy Worsed Pants
At $500 Mems Heavy Cashmere Pants : s. So
1915 $3.50 Mems French Worste Pants equal custom made
At $1,000 to $14. so Mems Fine French Worsted Suits
Stock of Heavy Jeans Pants Lined at Is cents
Our Stock Of Hats complete from rs $500
sss.sa.ssa wv Have fs
$50 Dozen Suspenders. at cents and UpwaFfs
$50 Dozen Socks, at 5 and Upwards.
Silk Handkeehiefs
Over Alls All Kinds at rs cents and Upwards
Drawers Description, "a Up
wards s
s White Fine Shirts, at 40 cents lsz s
Fine Shirts Linen Bosom and Cuffs Guaranteed t75cts
A Full Liue of Trunks and Rubber Goods. rs
Without doubt have the Largest and Best Stock OF Boots
with prices equally as low the balance of our stock.
Expecting early CALL whether you wish buy not
Respectfully Yours. sst 3 d. HlRSCHMAN
Main Street, Opposite the Court House. 81 +s Tasf ss
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-15

SPINAcH.-Every farmer should
take step toward supplying his TIA
BILE next spring by planting a bed of
spinach this month. 1t is but little
trouble and will furnish an abundant
supply of delicious greens at a season
when fresh vegetables are scarce and
especially desirable. k,
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-15

1t is is worth while. to remember
that gentle treatment and rapid and
clCse milkihgwill tend to the great
EFT development of the milk in COWS,
while the opposite practice will have
the effect Of materially reducing the
quantity. But with kind treatment
and careful milking there must be
an abundance Of the best feed provi
ded Il this. best results are desired.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-15

WE are now offering special bar
gains in Domestic Goods Dress
Goods; Skirts; Ladies, Coats; Ho-
siery; Gloves, Corsets; Handker-
chiefs and Ties. esaf
81 s..ssz LAzEAR FINNELL AGO. :
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-15

Impaired organic functions restored
and nervous debility cured by Browns
Iron Bitters.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1881-10-15

TEAr LEAKING--On account of some
deformity or abnormal condition of
one or more of the teats, the power or
ability to retain the milk within the
udder may become lost. To prevent
the consequent loss Of milk with a
chance of success: Place O soft India
rubber band around the leaking teat-
at its base, and in order to prevent
the band from inserting itself too
deeply into the the teat and to facil-
itate its easy removal at the time of
milking, wrap around the upper part
of the teat a layer of linen or thin
soft leather. Upon which place the
rubber band. AT milking time the
lower part of the wrapper may be cas-
lily taken hold of and the removal of
the band thus facilitated.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-03
y{r. 1O5.

roGut. Su Der q. g0Hhe,Ue 9irs fauo Gin Erauerz
eoue50i5n Itatt, oem aud Sater 9ulen BON Ro6oiat,
0i6., beimobnte.
-Eic Srauerci 6es 9ul. G6riiiian SJurid purOs
gCtrH ourd iyeuer gum SetrGge Oon $500 6tIhdbist.
Sas TeuCr entnH0, lUie man permutbet, oaouTt, ods
Elm 2lrbCter uuporithtiser 2Bee eiuen nod 9immeH=
bn GsGrreniummd aui elnen 9auien NoSlpdbne Gez
Ger srfe Dlat mar aud bier 70 id0u, OaB CT oIs
gsmen ais 6rhbIingseit geieiert DeIoen tonne. Cd
ten nod OirieH ii Die Barte zines 10 arten SeludcS
erIreut bnbeu, lOie geiterl.
Der yGoumbia=Euruuerein" UerdnitoItet ndhfeu
Vtonag sum BeHtiS Oes ueroieHteu 2uIIebrerS, pm.
=. 2tlfc, ein YiaiIelt.
Gs lam bier btute cine Gonieren bcr Sertretsr oer
vSeldmorczC5 bio, - Der ,,Solumorcsbo botomaeS," Der
,,2S0lblHaton 'Boint EoOtout=" unb Der sBrlutnz
DuoIanos Sabn" nit ben Eilrifss ommiiidren dtt,
pfen 9lciultat boficn IdR b0f es red bai6 Sur Or
r4tn9 oes pGoietttrten ,,lnioH 0epOts" tonmeu
BE felt itts Sabrcu oesen Jobn g. 6rcnsieu,
emtn Trubcrcn 9oeH Ocs ShaBnmts, lhmebeReeH
Anla9en nc8cn 2iebiilBl5 iiuO mel Der O,itrftsnn=
oa ete Vto9dtItt oer NeberilbruH8 bejmeteIt, nies
oeI9elhIa9en uoToeH.
Die 50, gROf gibtfcrO, gGooOparO, So6nioH.
Saoilse Nap uno SIooe unertreiteten beute Dem Brd
ttoentsn otebeon, in ualber um @rucunung be5 6 o.
O. i. S6dper iur bG3 4mt ocs Jecor6er Of Dceos
nangsluht mtro. DIR 8rdn0ent empfiug baS Gonitc
lebr reunon, ertldrtC ieo0d, ooB Die SADIE moalier
GNellc lhon leiuer GontrCle eutSoQen iei Soh Uolc
er i'm gitnt9en 6dls Oe 9ppttoon beriiCFbtiaen, oa
cer Sberit t1m BON oieeu Seteu, uu.er anoeren audi
BON brn. Shur3, iUarn empI0gIen ict.
- 0Gs Suprem9eridt bat Oos Ju Refuz@aRle CDe=
lapOre) nber Den yisger JleaI pe9en Jotbludt Uerz
bdn9te 2ooeSurGc umQcitoBcH, Deil bei Dem BGoz
seize NOrbi9e 9f1en bas GcieB aus Der Surp ausQe=
lhloiiT fUur6en. Etie Gntlhcibun9 bee16iat Den
Bro5cB gBm. Reol 9cgen ocu Staat 0ttaiUarc.
glm Samitag itur0 bter ST. Sa5. 81. oaScl, Der
du9e Sabre IN eeor9toUn 9emo4nt uuo il1 oort oiele
BJcug0e CrlUCr6Cu bat.
Der SauemfdH9Cr 6nmbleton, 0eiien Scrbaihna
mir 9eitCrn mcioeen, luiro iid Dor oeH GroB9elipos
rtnCn 5u pcrdHtUorten bubeI.
gu Oen ncratbsluk gen, tpelhs iitb bente 9iCeuBtu
9tiihut hObeu, 9eDOrGn audl 0r. Gouaro @rmentraut
uHO sri. glta u. Nlbn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-03
Die Snpaitom BON smnsS.
Sin bluti9cs Gefed1t 5wiiden Sen 8ransoien
uuO SrunlITs.
sas sombarOemcnt BON aabarea.


QouOou, 2. Mtui. - Sine Bariier Dope
Idle Der ySimes" meloet: ,,Ytau glau6t, oab
iidl Die bon Den ieligtn @CgcnOen an Der S:ez
iiiite oertriebenen SrunIirS auf elmer &nb0be
nabe Sibi Aboullab perlhanSt babeu. 0rci
Sruppenfolonnen riiden aus Uerid)ieSenen 5Sid)=
tun9en gegen ieuen Srt Dor, nm Den @ingeboz
reneu Den 0tiidjug ab5uihnciOcr, un0 etn entz
ifeioenoCs @eIedt bari in ben udditen Ga9en
ermartet wer6Cn. Sin nit flint i@meren @e-
ifiiten armirter italientiher SriegsoGmpfer lit
3uSoletta aH9efommeH."
Sin i'm Eager 4li Sep's outpeenSer Gorres
iponpent Der ,,StmGs" tbeilt nit, baB Die Sc
birge BON 2lraberH ipimmcln. 0ielelbGn iino
nit 0iuStetGn nit Seuaieini4l0iiern uerieben
unb fpiiien oicie altnootihen gGafien nit er=
itaunlidler Siherbeit uno Sdnelligtet 5u Sc
braudcn. @5 lit uHmDglin), Die 3abl Der
lein0ltdeu GiHgebOrcnen 5u i6Gtcll, tuoenl otes
IClben aui alien Stiten bilI:er Sdumeu, Sslleu
unO @ebiIlden auftudden unO im 2lugenblid
ruieotr oerlhminten.
YariR, 2. Wloi. - GS perlautet, SoB Der
beriibmte Nraberbduptltng 4bOzel=Saou, mel
der fidb gegenrpdrtig in Damascus in Der Ser
banning befinrct, Die frau5UFidDe Hegierun9
bon bort aus britiltd) aCmarut bat, it'd Nuf
einen ernfliGGn glufitano III algier geiaBt 3l
nladen.
ennis, ,. @1ai. - Die Jteaicrung 1T be
nadri6ti9t, OaB fd5 am &c. 2lpril, an npeldIeuI
209e Die 6ranSoiln iiber bic @reuSc gingeu,
Elm reunflnti9eS @cftdt bei AtnsSsmail Swi=
idlen Den 6ran3oieu uup ben 8rumlrS Uetgnete.
Q'on Ocn yebtelen rpurOm rs gct6Oiet nuO 80
uumunbet. Der SerIHit Der 6raBoeu ioa
TcG gr0Btr gepeen iCin.
&dJmn0fiini5ig tunefide SOlOaten nnO OIcle
gildtcOmbattapten iurrOeu Our4 Oa3 SOm.
bar6emeut BON 8ubmcH getGtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-03
@ermtfd)te SepefGe't aus Stttpr

0ewz0ort, 2. Mai.-0er aus 9iUrpool
on9etOnaeue 9anpfer ,@itp Of @psiter"
bradbte $34, ,435 in @olobarreu uno Der 9anl=
pier ,6bein" aus Sremeu $359, 1888 in 9olOJ
riiiinScn unO Bullion.
= Ser 9ampier y@aifor" lanSete geifern
612 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aus 4miterOam in
Guhlcz@arben, ferner traf bierielbit Der 9amz
pier ,,8bein" aus Bremen nit 996 @inmaul
oerern eir. SIM 2aufe Der lesten 8oGe ldnoe=
ten hierIelbit i'm 9an5eu 16, ,280 Yerionen uno
tuGbren6 beg Monats Ipril b. S. SO, ,763 Berz
lonen eeaen As, ,528 Serionen i'm G(pril 1880.
@Gbren6 Der lebten uier Wonate belief Iih Die
3abl Der @intponSerer bierielblt auf 1O4 ,3O6
Beriouen gceeuliber 80,253 @erionen in Der
QIeihen Seit bes SorlaAres.
= Der 35zidbrige Sobn s. Sinf be9ing
beute frtb SelbltmorS, inbenl er iidb an Der
115- Strase oil Der SrenTie eiHcs Sraatmags
eons Der ,puSl =9tiuerz z8ahn" erbdngte. Die
qcid,e rAr6e uad Der ebemaligen SSobnuns
bes Selbffm1roers gebra6t.
- Sn Serlspz@itp bcganl teute Der RroseB
geoen Mihael S. &irpin. ongetlagt, Sran=
cisco Neroinonoi am %. 6ebrpar ermOr0et 80
baben. Sirtptn ipaItctc ieinem Spfer o5ne
ole 9eraniafIuua nit einem Spatell ren Sopi.
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@uropGiI4e Ga6elbertGte.

Sic 9lntiport oes Grefutivs6 omite's oct 0tbj.
liitCn aIi oie SSinrtdltun0 oer Sjarenm0roer.
Serltn, 2. WtQt. - Dian meloet aus Be
tersburg, oaB oaS @refutiu, ,Somite Der 9fibiz
liiieu iolgen6e, pom II. glpril Oatirte YrOtld>
nation erloGen bat: yOa5 llrtheiI ge9en Die
9fiblliier, ipeld)e loeben ole WfGrtDrertroHe Crz
rangen, rpurOe bon Dem @Saren iOiuoGl oittirt,
ale beilGti9t. Die erIte 4usii6ung ieineS auz
tOfraiiiGen 2Stllens, nod Dor ieiHer Sr0nung,
beitano BARN, baB er ein 6ruuen5immer bdn=
gen IitB. &r beiplibte CiHen Gbron nit Dem
Slute bon SGmpen Sn 0iefte Der yiatiOn.
lleber ben @rGbern unierer @euofen erfldren
mir Dffentlid], oaB mir uuIere &Hltrsngungen
Srlr Seiretlmg oeS SolteS fortieben tuer0en.
gSir ruer6en ms nid]t u1ebr Dor 0eu 9alger
fiirhteu, ols iid) SoloOieff unO Die anberen
Sdmpcn bCs lebten 8egirnes Dor oemlelben
ifeutell. gtad Dem greigniiie Oes 13. 0tGr5
UgIta6ridtigte Sas @retutiUs@ontte ben &5o=
rem, ba6 GaS etnStge Itlttel 3ltr Jfiidtsbr altf
oCn Bfao oes SriebenS uno oes geoeibens III
einer appelation an SaS Solf beitebe. Die
9inri6tung uniersr @enOfeu benefit, onB Die
Ge9ierung cine gppeQation al ben Senter e.
tpGblt bat. 90 iei eS
8as @retutiO>@omite peridiebt borlGufg
ietn urtbeil iber bic allgeneille Polttif ces
G3oren, ertl6rt ieOod), oaB cine reattiOndre BOs
litif nod bebenflidere SOrgdnge sur 6olge ba<
ben miro, ais Oiejenigen pom 13. Widr5."
DaS NtaHifeit idlieBt nit elmer aufforoes
rung an ale &uiiet, Die Sflabentetten ab3uz
ftreiien un0 antbeil an Dem Sample Iitr Die
SSreib:it 81 nebmen.
Der 5rieoenspertras Iait OetG 9aimtos.
Gonoon, 2. Dtai. - &aut elmer Ofpeld]e
ans Durham beoin9t Der nit ben 8alntos abb
gei6loIiene SrieoensOrtrag, oaB Die gingeboe
reHena0e @aften oblicfern miiiien, inOeB f0nz
nen Iie bon 0agiftratsbeamten @On5eiilon gum
8eiise BON SfieBgetrebren erlan9eu; ale abb
9eIieierten @afien 1olen 5u eiuenl felt9efellterl
8etrage beSabIt tperoen. Die SaIutOS miiiien
alleS tpGbren6 6esariegGS erbeutete Regieruu9S=
@igenthum 5uriiderltatten uuO CUR Srafe 5000
Stitd 9linouieb abtreten. @S tpiro ibnen in
oeB fein 2beil ibreS gebiets abgenommeu tuer>
oel.
Die sSnSenbetIe tn Eliiabetbsrao.
9on6on, 2. 0iat. -2aut elmer Beters6ur=
ger 9epelde Der ,9ailp gtclps" fiHo in Slid
beibgroo iiber 100 8obnuHgeu BON SSraeliteu
3stitSrt uor6eu.
Petersburg, 2. glui. = 3wcianuOert
8erioHen iuureen mibreno 0es Aufruhrs in
gliiabetberaO oerpunoet. AbtheiInugen. Sa=
fantfrie urO 8abaQerie patrOWliren iebt Die
SraEer. Die bsporitehcuSt TlGiit IN ieuct
Stabt III nnf @siudl osS Nuni1ipdIgatbs AMI
unbeltimmte 3eit Oerlhoben m0raeA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

STEM Dprt, 2. @iaI.-0ie 8ddergeieQen
itonSen hente FIR b0bersn yobn unb cine Ser
min0erurg Der tagllhen Irbeitsfunben aus.
Sic bislten heute sineu llmsug, OH usldem f1
1000 MaNn betbeiligten, rnb perinmmelten fi6
Johann in Der Srpins' 'Saac, mo uerl9eOene
9ieneu gebalten rulrneu.
Sorontc, Ont, 2. Mai.-0ie 8remier
CTR y@rano SrunfsSatn" babrn cine @rb6,
hung ibres GObneS bon $1.25 aut 81 40 unb
$1.50 pro Sag pelan9t. SIM Sale ibre 6orz
nerung nidt beiuilligt tpirS, 10 werben Iie nm
Mitteruaht ain nddiien Wtitttuo9 Die arbeit
einfellen.
Ybt1abeIpbia, 2. Mai. -0ie Steirtz
meeen in 9ieniten Der 6irma StrlHbers &
SDbne, 80 Wiann OIL Der 3abl, pslde an benz
neiien 8athbauie beidGiti9t iiuO, featen beute
Die glrbCit Gin, peil fid ole 6trnla meiaerte,
einen uiGt SiIr SteinmesenzllniOn sebGri9en
9lrbeiter Su entlaileil, pcl1er lett IedDs Sabret
in ibren Sieniten ftanb. Ser eobu Der Srins
meten lprirbe am lesten 6reita9e bon $3.50
auf So pro Gag erbBbt.
Bttttston, Ya., 2. Wfai. = Die Sob
lengrGber unS ahOere llugelellte Der Sopfihs'-
Id)en &obleHgrube itanoen herte aus, neil lie
nitt re9elmaBig beSablt marOeu. Sine groBC
Nnsabl Mduncr ilno Snaben lit on Dem Nus
1tanoe beibeiiat.
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Snfano-9epefGeits
semats. VerLl at,oI,1tiaett .

$50 bin9ton, 2. Wiai. = SIN Senate
uutGbreitcte Der Sicepraitoent al5 uuerleOl9tes
@cidGit ben 8eidluB 5ur @rwSblung neuer
Senatsbeamtc1. iSr. 6arleD beantra9te OaS
9lbbalten elmer @refutibfbung unO betoite, baB
piele tpihtige @ei66fte, 0eren Grle6i9unq bonn
@olte 9eipiinldt pirO, benz Seuate ;llr @r0rtes
ring Oorlie9en. 9lls eins bieier mid)ti9en Sc
ifGite CrtpGbnte 6arleg ben ncuen Sertrag nit
China. gr ertlGrte, OaS Solf bon Californian
beiGtpere iid3 iiber rie Serna6ldifigung bieies
Sertrags unb made bic 9fepubIifaner i'm &C.
nate iiir bic Scr569erun9 uerantwortlid.
Senator Danes eriptOerte, er NIB ieine 8ars
tsigenoiien piinIdten gtidts iebuIidber, alS bic
grle0iaung Der iGtuebeneen @refutiogeid)afte,
alletn 0as Brotofoa oe8 SenatS pdbreno Der
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paeter, i'll eihe @retutiUiitlns sinsutpilli0eu,
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bnrb unO gnGers tru5e, nnluidtige Geben gez
balien hatten, oert6gte fid) Der Senat bic nor
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