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strength enin &
Remedy and Nerve
1 TONIC Is the legiti-
mate result of over 20
Years Of practical e1-
perience, and CURES
WITH UNFAILING
| OERTAINTY Nervous
and Physical Debility,
|SeminalWeakness,s per
|msttorrhGa, Emissions,
Impotency, Exhsuste
Vitality Premature Da-
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A concert was recently given in Brussels
of ancient music played on ancient musical
Instruments
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR., GIBBONS DISPEHSART,
sss Kearnv street San Francisco.

Established In 1854 10,
the treatment OF Sexual
and Seminal diseases
such as Gonorrhea, Glest,
Structures, Syphilis In ali
its forms, Senina. Weak
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, ETC., perma.
nently cured orno charge.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the
consequences ofsslf-sbuse,
This solitary vice or de.
avail aay11ai fpduJoonca
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A Purely BaIsanlic

Distillation OF Witch Hazel American Pine, Canada
Fir Marigod Clover Blossoms, c. Sweet, safe
effective. One bottle Radical Cure, one box
Catarrhal Solvent and one DR.. Sanfora's Inhaler
In one package, of all druggists, for ST. Ask fol
SASFoRDs RADlcsL CURE
WEEKS L POTTER, Boston. Mass.
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MANUFACTURES OF ROAD SCRAPERS
WI Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Ratings,
Eratings, Homework and Blacksmithiug in general,
No. $40 X street, between Fifth and Sixth. Second.
hand Doors for sale fe22-4ptf
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Electricity

Gentle, yet Effective, united
with Healing Balsam, rem
der COLLINS VoLTAIC
ELECTRIC PLASTERS one
hundred times superior to
all other Plssters for every
Pain, Weakness and Inflam.
nation. Price, SO cents.
Sold everywhere.
do fimThNM
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I'm Chronic Catarrh

II cleanses the nasal passages OF foul mueus re-
stores the senses o, smell, taste and hearing when
affected frees the head throat and bronchial tubes
OF offensive, choking matter sweetens and puriffes
the BREATH stops the cough and arrests the progress
Of Catarrh toward ConSumutinn.
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If the bowels are sluggish and the liver
torrid use Kidney. Wort
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1t is understood that Booth gets GER
tainty OF S., 900 week.
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p. ROOT. ALzx. NELSON J. DRIsooL.
ROOT. NELSON 4 Co.
JAMES McGpERE.

TyNION FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
L Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween and o. Castings and Machinery of every
descr; htion made 70 ordet. fe24-4p1m
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lnhAkJ EPEI N,SN

cline andiLOsS OF MANHNOD, rom whatever
cause produced 1t enriches and purifics the Blood
Strengthens the Nerves, Brain Muscles. Digestion,
Reproductive Organs, and PhYsiIss aud Mental
Faculties. It stops any unnatural deoiiitatirg
drain upon the system, preventing involuntary
losses debilitatfng dreams, seminal iosss cath
urine etc. 80 destructive to mind and body II is
sure elimfnator of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER
COMPLAINTS. It contains no injurious ingredients
To those suffering from the evil effects
OF youthful indiscreff0ns OK excuses,
speedy. thorough and permanent CURE
Is GUARANrEED. Price, SO 80 per bottle,
or Ave bottles In case, with tun directions and
sdvice SIC, Sent secure from observation TO any
address upon receipt Of price, or O. O. o. To DO
had only Of
DIR. C. d. salfleld. SIS Eesrny Street,
Saa Francisco, CAL Consultations strictly conf.
DENTAL by letter. or at Office, FREE For the coz
venence OF PATIENTS and In order TO insure perfect
secrecy, I have adopted private address. under
which all packages are forwarded
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w. A. MUGMs0N, M. D.,
DR.. q. /. slMMONs,
BANKING HOUSES.
RATIONAL GOLD BARK
OF D. o. MILLS & CO., SACRAMENTO
UNITED STATES DIPGfETARY.
Sow York, london, Dublin, Berlin, Paris
And all the principal cities Of Europe.

Under our extensive arrangements we can make
payments in any town or village in Germany, Aus.
tria, Hungary, France, Switzerland, Italy, Polish
Russia, Denmark, Sweden and Norway, sending to 9
money into the very house of the party who Is to
receive 1t All-u
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CA ! ARRIEII
Z 30
SAHFORD'S RADICAL CURE
Instantly Relieves

The most violent Sneezing Head Colds, clears the
head as by magic stops watery discharges from the
and eyes, prevents ringing noises in the head,
cures Nervous Headache, and subducs Chills and
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LOUIS sEOss & CO.

HEALERS, CORNER OF FRONT AND I
~ streets Highest price for Hides, Sheep
Pelts and TallOw Butchers supplied with Salt
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made fol
all consignments. felS-4pu
H. H. MwILLIAMs. II. F sHUbTH.
McWELLIANs Il SHgL7E,
"oPE IRON WORKS, FRONT STREET, BE.
Il tween | and j. Machinery and castings made
to order. fe44p1m
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OUR MOTTO IS: GOOD GOODS y

AND w Il zAfstl NOI TO DE- UIVI5Il tS'oOID
TO
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T. b. MCFARLAND.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

MISS l.. j. KELLOGG, N. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN OFFICE AND
III residence, corner Seventh and streets (Na-
thans Building). Office hours-From II to 8, to
SP NJ. ml4-1m
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET BE-
tween Ninth and Tenth Nos. 91S and 92o. Will
visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $3.50 A. Office
hours-s to Q A. NJ; to BPM, and evenings m141m
BR. LAME.
DHYSTCIAN AND SURGEoN.-oFFICE AND
IL Residence, No. 1923 street, between Third
Fourth. Hours: to 10 A. NJ, 8 to and to p NJ.
Office of City superintend mt of Public Schools at
same place. m6 4p1m
DIR. A. E. BRUNE,
GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
W Berlin, Germany. Office and residence, 521 j
street, between Fifth and Sixth. Sacramento. Office
hours, to II AN, to and to sP. NJ m1s-d
DE-. WALLACE A. BRIGGS
"As REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI-
dence to DIR. G. L. Simmons Building, J
street, between Second and Third. Office hours: 6
10 A. M, II A N. to n. NJ. and TO sP N. m12-tf
DIR. HATCH,
OFFICE, 81 sTREET-oFFICE HOURS: 8
A. NJ, and 1890 to 2PM. m1-u
WIZ. ELLERY BRIGGS. M. D.,
nCULIST, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
Diseases Of the Thu oat Office, 1924 street.
corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank Sacramento
Cal. Hours-9:30 20 IL A. NJ; to p Il Suadays-
$3.50 to IL A. NJ: / to P. NJ. milf
w. A. MUGMs0N, M. d.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office, southwest corner of Seventh and
streets, in Bryte's new building, up stairs: Resi-
dence, southeast corner of Seventh and streets,
Sacramento. Office hours: to and to P. NJ.
fe25-4plm
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RAILROADS, sTEAlEE8s, RP0.

iEAlH AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
As FOLLOWS;
S,sA A. M.-(Suudays cxcepted) -Aocommo
o'"V da5on Train to Marysyille, Red Bluff and
Reddiug.
500 4. M.SDaily)-C P EuigTan. Train 70
100 4. tpaily}-o.P P. Faoiie Express via
Benicia, for San Francisco
| ss,.{,G A. Nor as SOON thereafter as prao-
| tieaoie-Suadays eXccptedl-Steamer for
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river
sSSA A. 1--(Sundays eHcepted)-Passenger
Tram Tor Woodland, Williams and vii.
lI.SSl A. M.-(Daily) San Francisco Passen-
A'VV ger Connects at Gait with Passenger
IRAN LOT lone and at lathrcp with the s P
| Atlantic Express for MADEIRA, NewhaIl
(San Buenayentura and Santa Barbara
Los Angeles, Yuma, Maricens fprescottbb
Tucson Benson troSnbstane), Demint,
n. NJ. Qor A. T. 3. F. r Il !. and
Rogers (El fssol, LESS miles from San
Francisco. Connecting also al Niles for
San jose
GOA r. M.-Daily)- Oregon Express for
~sOV Marysville, Chico, Red Bluff and RedtIng
portland, oregon)
O.fA +. M.-(Daily} Passenger Train for Col.
~sfV fax and way Stations.
$3.50 Fam viS sssles francisco Passenger
a.ss p. M.@(Dailyl~Locsl Train to Lathrop,
t'fo connecting with S. p. EmigTant Tain
for Deming.
e.ts v. M.-(Sundays excepted Passenger
V'1o Train for Woodland and Knights Land
..ss p. m.-(Daily,-c. P. Atlantic Express
tsoc for Colfax Reno Carson and virginia.,
Battle Mountain (Austinl Paiisads
(Eurekal, Ogden, Omaha aud East.
A. N. TowNE .........G General Superintendent
T. II. GOODMAN. .Gen1 Pass'r and Ticket Agent
ja9-+pH
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREEI

EOTICE.-I Will send trial bottle OF
tho REJUvRNATOR-s1fac 90 show ITS
merit-free Of charge, 20 any one af1fcfeds
applying by letter, stating his symptoms
and age Communicatt0ns str city conas
dew tel.
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UNION
INSURANCE. COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO
Fire and Marine.

en- Losses promptly adjusted and paid In gold coin.
"a CADWALADER & PARSONS,
,--19 toif
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1856.

1856. +. FOSTER. 1851.
DOoKBINDER, PAPER-RULER AND BLANK.
ID Book Manufacturer, No 3l9 Jstreet, between
Third and Fourth Sacramento fe20.4pi
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nCULIST, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases OF the Thu oat. Office 1924 street,
corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento,
Cal. Hours-9:30 20 IL A. NJ; to P. Il Suadays-
$3.50 to IL A. NJ: to P. N. ml-H
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-07-12
THE FIRST RAILROAD.
The Canadian Pacific Expected il Herton
a ear from Now.


In course of conversation Saturday
| with q gentleman from the north, re-
porter of the RIVER Press learned facts
which makes it certain that the t'anadi-
| an Pacific will be tho first railroad to
reach CIR town This road is being
pushed westward rapidly, and the man
| ageme]l fully expect to reach Cypress
| nountain by next November The COM
pany have announced their intention of
building Il branch line from Cypress to
Benton, and the gentleman informs us
that the surveying party will take the
held for the purpose of looking out q
| route for this branch line inside Of three
| weeks. Cypress il about 160 miles from
| Benton and it IS estimated that the road
| eau be put through within four or five
| months should the weather not interfere.
| Of construction, bat with the present IA
| cliftica for railroad building this can be
| overcome in II short time Ii IS expected
! that the work will he commenced as
soon as the surveying party complete
| their Iabors and the route is determined
uTo1l. The gcntlcman bases his conclu-
| sioI!s as 10 the certainty Of this line l3e-
| n2 built on the fact that the manage
| meat Of the toaa have sox FAR never
| failed to accomplish any ANNOUNCED pur-
pose, and have always seemed to fully
make up their mind to 90 aheaas with
anything before they allow il to be- made
public Our informant is quite conf
| dent that this branch will reach Benton
not later than next July, thus placing
| Benton IN direct communication by rail
with Winnipeg and the cast.
| With the Canadian Pacific from the
| north, the Judith branch Of the North
| crn Pacific from the south, and the Utah
| & Northern branch Lac from Helena,
| Benton will become q prominent rail
| road center, and when its position at the
| head Of navigation on the Missouri is
| taken in connection with this, it is easy
| to see what kind Of future our town
has before it. With the vast area of ag-
i ricultural aud grazing landson every
side, the rich mineral deposits and coal
fields in the country tributary, and with
nothing to dispute with us for the vast
| and important trade of these sections, it
is easy to perceive that the claim of our
citizens for Benton as the future great
| city of the northwest has something
more than imagination as foundation.
| Benton is the coming town, and nothing
can prevent it.
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A Change.

Mr. r. G.. Boihine has interested hin-
self in the firm Of Kleinchmidt e. Bro.
this city, and Monday assumed fu.l
charge and management Of the business
here Mr.. 3. has the greatest confidence
in Benton, and in the near future pro-
poses to identify himself with the inter-
ests Of our town much more extensively
than at present. He is thorough busi-
ness man of large and varied experience,
and has the energy and rustling quail
ties essential to success in this country.
In addition to all of this he is pleasant,
genial gentleman-a hale fellow well
met-and without question will soon
win the esteem Of all with whom he
comes III contact. The RIVER PRESS is
pleased to welcome Mr.. Bothine to the
ranks of Benton's business men.
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Machinery for Maiden

5. c, Edgerton paid 9 visit to Bar
ker en route TO Benton from Maiden. He
is not SO much wrapped UP in the latter
camp as 70 set Barker down as a failure,
but on the contrary quite the reverse.
He thinks that both Barker and Maiden
are rich in mineral, and in the near
future will be great mining centers. Mr..
E. informs us that before leaving Maiden
he saw letter from Mr. Hauser to Mr.
Essler, stating that q mill had been
ordered by telegraph and would arrive
at the camp within sixty days. When
Mesars Hauser & Hotter make a state
ment Of this kind it can be depended
upon as true, and we expect soon to hear
of the machinery being. en- route up the
river We look for the Maiden boom to
take q new impetus this fall.
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with lnoaldings similar TO the bedstcad,
| and heavy toilet case brackets. The top
! is Of the finest Tennessee marble. There
are two large drawers in the center,
lined with birlseyc maple, and with
heavy brass chased handles. On the
right Of the drawers is closet with
chased panel door, and at the left !: chest
of small drawers concealed by door
similar TO the one on the right.
The washstand is 4 feet wide, matching
the dresser in general design, with Ten
nesscc marble top, back and brackets,
two large drawers in the center, and a
chest Of SMALL drawers on either side.
The sci is now set up and our citizens
are invited TO inspect it. Should any OF
our readers care 10 purchase, S7o0
check viii take it. Mcssl,s. Roosevelt &
Co. have other sets almost equal i'll ap-
pearance 10 the one described above,
though not SO elaborate and costly One,
the price Of which Is 1915, Is very clo-
CANT and handsome, and they have
others 81 1876 and $3.50 which look nice
enough for rs, were We buying. This
house is fast taking rank as the leading
furniture house Of the territory, and the
stock shipped by them this year IS SIM
nIy immense
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There seems 10 be considerable TO-
nance IN the composition of the young
er members Of the Anderson family.
Matt w assistant edter Of the Bozeman
Courier, went east about two months
age to Join his fortunes with those Of Il
lady teacher il1 q deaf mute asylum, but
extending his journey to Dalton, no
loved and was captured by one Of New
England $ fair daughters named Martha
Rice. Ills old love was given the
shake" and the fair Martha became his
bride. Mamie, sister OF Matt W., left
her homo in Bozenan 10 go to New Eng
land to witness her brothers. marriage.
After that interesting ceremony, she
turned her face homeward, arriving i'll
Bismarck Tuesday evening. On the
same day there arrived from Miles City
NJ. Il. Russell, brother-in-law Of Myers,
the cattle king. The two net at the
Sheridan, and In short time Rev Mr..
Miller, Of the Episcopal church, was
rustled up and the twain were united in
| the sacred bonds of matrimony. They
left for Miles City by last evenings
train, happy as only young people with
| romance in their souls can be. under
such delightful circumstances. Bis
nada'cI Tribune.
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The Rainless Region.

Some Of the Missouri river farmers in
the vicinity Of Benton report that, owing
to the dronth, their crops will be total
failure. James Rowe, who is usually in
the lead rs successful farmer Is cutting
his oats for hay. The Rose Bros. (Billy
and Charley have hlindred acres Of
this grain that will serge the purpose Of
q good pasture and nothing more. But
the rainless region does net extend in
any direction further tiian fifteen #or
twenty mites from Benton. Beyond that
magic circle there WAS plenty Of rain and
the crops arc good
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chance of being struck by lightning, hut
you must remember this is only my in
diyidual opinion
'The position of county commissioner
is hot n very lucrative one, bat yet
among the most important in the county.
Who is likely to succeed Mr.. Haase, the
retiring member Of the board -
''It would not be 4 bad thing il Mr..
Haase succeeded himself. He has been
conservative and at he same time liberal
enough with the peoples money. There
is no better man in the county, and /
for one would willingly vote Tor him.
have also heard the name Of Mr.. Jacob
Severance mentioned III this connection.
man and would make Z good commits
sioncr.1
fNoW, tell the readers Of the RIVER
PRESS who will represent Meagher in
the legislative halls next winter and
YOU. task is done"
"FThat would be hard TO tie ri this
early stage Of the proceedings, blt ! SUP
pose I can venture Il guess. III the task
Of making up the legislative slate were
left to ne I would certainly put down
Granville Stuart for the hecouncil, aud NV
Matkin, Barker, and Alf-Snencer, White
Sulphur Springs, for tic house.
you seenl to be mixing Your politics
considerably = suggested the reporter.
tfThat il theN-ay | always dc. | never
fail " vote for Tie democratic Candidate
fer delegate to congress, bat when II
comes to coanty affairs want ihe best
men, regardless OF politics"
Thus ended the Interview, ;nd the
reporter proceeded on his way proudly
conscious of having done something TO
start the political ball rolling in Mcagher
county.
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Some Questions Answered.


The following is Il sample Of many let
ters received at this office, or handed us
by others towholn the epistles have been
directed. Jas. Rowe submits this one:
PETRA MILLS, \. c., June Is. 1852
Mr Rotoc, Benton, " Z.
DEAR SIR: | see your name III the
crop items Of your territory, and take
the liberty to ask YOU few questions
What is the chance to get in tie faler-
camille business and what wages arc
paid? Does driving a team pay IN your
country Is herding y dangerous en-
ployment, and what are the wages Is
there any danger Of one not getting work
to Go it he COMES to Montanaa How
cold does it get in winter, and what does
board cost? BY answering these 4ues-
ton you will greatly obligc, yours, etc.
G. r. FLOWERS.
The chances OF securing Il clerkship
in Benton are not the best just now, and
we would not advise YOU TO comc1o this
country with any such eNpeetation
'Does driving n team pay in this coun-
try:o Well, we should say it docs es-
pecially il you are driving Your own
team. Freighting is the boss business
in this country, and is better thissseason
than ever before. If you area proficient
bull-Whacker OF nule-skinner, you can
readily command $40 or $50 a month and
board. Ierding III Montana ii no5 re-
garded as a very dangerous employment
Good sheep herders are III demand at
fair wages. # gou were born tired or
take pleasure IN conlmuning with your
thoughts, where none save yonrAaithful
dog ard nleeiS-eyed band are G8kely to
break Ia upon your day dreams, by all
means come to Montana and hunt up a
lonely sheep ranch. "How cold does it
get in WinteIsn We will not lie to you.
Mr. Flowers, not If We thought YOU
would come to the Northwest OH the
next boat and subscribe for the RIVER
PRESS the first thing. 1t gets devilish
cold here. During the winter oil. IsS0-S1
the. Thermometer registered 59a below
zero, the lowest the mercury las ever
been known. to drop in the United
States. These polar waves do not pass
over the country often, but they are
pretty hard on pilgrim ssTar-heels''
while they last Board is worth from
S6 to SS q week, with sweet potatoes and
corn dodgers a rarity. II you come to
Montana, Mr.. Flowers, call around and
see us. The RIVER PRESS is the leading
paper Of Northern Montana, and al
though itcomes high, everybody takes it.
Maiden.
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Oieie Summer belebt
IL Seiteit.
Gin gtad Gincinnatier Rolt3ei=
Smith.

William lgoIfer rno sSreb. JrienS,
stpei nOtoriide Ginbre6er, Die bereitS I'm
3udtbaus 8eiellen baberL tparen oieler
Gage auf bic 9tnflaee perbaftet ippros'I
i'm 5abafIaser bon 9Soiper & Co., 9tO.
AZ Srpnt StraBe, gSaaren geltpblen su
babsn. Man fano @inbredersgSerfseuge
III ibrem geiibuno ioentifisirte iie ais bic
0auner, Die ben beiasten Saoen beraubt
batten. Oeitern famen ihre Sale in,
pDliaeigeritt ;ur GerbonoIung. Die
G6urten befannten ii9 I6ulbis, Gtns
breders@erf5euee in ibrem 8eiis sehabt
su baben, uno muBten natilrs
lid perurtbeiIt perben. 9lber mas
eeihab bernob 9ti6ter Sigs
leo iulpenbirte 0as llrtbeil unter Der Bee
binsuns, baB ite in "a Siunben Die
Gtapt perIaiien iplIten. Waruu, biefe
sroBe@nabe sssenGinbre6er uno Stsbe ?
Ser Hidter bate iie auf Elm Sabr inS
Irbeitsbaus i9iden fonnen. Statt cehen
ipspenSirt er obne 8lreidaft ibr llrtheil
unb Idbt lie laufen. nno Dns lit SerleI6e
ytyhter, Der in benz SonntaeSfalIe oes
Germ Gdumann ni6t einmal gegen
4argi1aft cine SuSpeniicn bes nrtbeils
erlanben poIlte, mas er bod ionIt IN Sabls
Ipien auberen SSdllen eetban bate.
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9aS 1lrteil In BEN Sdnmann=
Sal.

Tie Runbe BON benz unerbDrtet Eers
fabrsn bes pOIi3eiri9ters 9isIep Bel
Der BerurteiIung Srib olin S9us
mann's bat Iih seitern ipie Elm Saufs
feuer iiber bic Staot perbreitet, uno BET
allen liberalsslinnten 8ursern, nament=
Iib aber unter Den Deuti6eh bic bDbite
GntrlitunS berporSeruien. 3ipar ipar
man ibon burh bic, i'm 2aufe Der Sera
banblunsen bon Serrn 5isleS an ben
Gag eeIegte auffallise 8esilniti9uns Der
fIdaerilhen Hartei su Der Ginli1t se=
Ianst, bab nidts @nteS ben ibm gu era
,parten iei. aber Elm lOldes, uabrbaft
barbarifhes l1rteiL uno cine irlhe
rndlihtslpie BeileiteIebuns Der burb 0e=
isb unb Serfomn,en benz gnSetlasten au.
itsbenben Nshte, bate man ni4t fur
mbsIid sebalten.
Die entIaiebene Gerbammune, bic oies
fes Nerfabren gefunbsn bat, 1T nur alIsll
ssredtfsrtigt. Sisr 1T Elm alter, ebrsns
fpertbsr Uiirger, Elm prpninenter Gez
iHdfismanu, Elm Wann BON unbeidoltes
mem Hufe felt Iansen Sabren inter lei.
uen Mitblrgern ais icIiOer, anitanoiSer
nnb redtlhaifsner Garafter betannt nno
geahtet. Dieler Wann bot fi6 elmer
Usiebes 1lsbsrtretuns iduIoig semadt.
Morin beitebt bisielbeg gs lit fein SEE
meiaeS 8erbrehen, be1en er angefldgt
lit. Geiae @etDaIttbat, fein Gift Der Bose
ipiqigfeit ober gtpbbeit. Rein Gergeben,
naS irseHb iemanbsm Sdaben sltgefust I;
ipeoer Der Usiammtbeit nod sineln Gins
seInsn. CT bat nieinanbes Yericn pers
lest; bat nienlanbcs giSentbuni ses
ihd6ig. !; 1T nienionbes Gbre Ooer
8utsm Rdrneu 80 iabe 9etreten. Gein
sgaii3es rnreht beftebt barin, nab e. fein
etrliHss 0sfdaft, nit benz sr ii1 lilb
isias Tamilis ssndtst an fistsn "a.