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Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Messrs Francis Neeberry & Son,
London, England, established for l25
years, write: As q testimonial from
one Of The olaest drug-hopses IL Great
Britain. respecting your Household
remedy. win no doubt be Of interest
to YOU, we are pleased to make the
statement That we have sold ST Jacobs
on with satisfaction to the public, for
several years and that owing to the
extraordinary merits of the ariiele.
the demand IS continually Increasing,
and that ge have heard Of many "a
vorable reports regarding its great
virtue as q pain-curing remedy.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02
D. temperatnre "a the -


A fresh supply of cheese butter
and eggs u somerviiles.
Go to Somefvillo for choice candies
candy toys fresh fruit de- 6c.
Extra family Iemfe aour At p
Henderson 5 st - pr ent
Ah CLASSES of gosas al bottom
prices Van t9agepen S.
Taylor Hatch are the ele agents,
ia tbis city fer yrus Noble eelebra-
ted Whistles
-lutreeaFed At Soneryille Ras1
arxe spd sorted supply ef sweet
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

There IS liable % be serious trouble
with the Waliapai Indians Three
bucks Of that tribe came 70 the ranch
Of j W sullivan at Big Chiao, about
90 miles from Prescott. A boy who
vas there accidentally shot and killed
one IF them Ihe ether two. after
shooting at the boy. started for the
mountains, where there IS large
hunting party, ard it IS feared they
VIII return and avsngc the death Of
tBeYr comrade Troops we're dis
PATCHED from Prescott to Big Chino
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Dave Gibson remarked the other
day to some of the inmates Of the jail,
says the Tucson star. why, there s
no use Of them putting Oregon boots
on me- they might take al these irons
of and open the doors, and then they
couldn't kick me out Of here THAT
may be so. replied Casey but i
they would take these irons OF Of me,
and open the doors, they'd base a
lively time getting near enough to
kick me.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02
TNgaTY Dc g00Es i be ILL.
- p e AEor.l Q . 80. 4.


G. j. Turner is now eaayassing for
subscriptions Cor the publication Of q
book entitled Lives Of tie Presidents
Il The United States and viii extend
bis operations 70 the Territory at
large. He S most thorough il all he
does and no one VIII be deprived 81
the opportunity, - not being called
upon. 81 subscribing for 50 admirable
work. which should be u every
household. The look Is beautifully
embelhshed, containing a finely exc
cused steel engraving Of each of the
Presidents from the commencement Of
the government t. and including
Arthur. Ia addition to the twenty
one portraits other attractive pictures
illustrating scenes il the life ~ each Of
lhe distinguished gentlemen, togethsr
with engravings Of the great ceiiten-
MAI huiiaiags Independence and Car
psnters halls. at Philadelphia, Pa.
Fanuel hail, Boston, and q repnssen-
tation 81 the battle OF lexington, a.
also four full page engrqTings depict
ing scenes in each Of the four wars in
which the United States have been en-
oared the whole Numbering over
sixty - q book Of refYeace II Is
invaluable. and besides st IS most at
traciiye in every respect Taylor &
Hatch viii also receive subscriptions
FOR tie work.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Better stay by the old camp, boyA
It IS trae that things are not quite
as they we're once. nut the signs al.
point to prosperous tmes. With tie
advent Of the railroad, this wills be
the EYeliest town il the Territory.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Prank F. Burke, a well known and
practical miner, has been appointed
superintendent Of the Gypsy mine. to
succeed I'll. E. Wilcox.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Fifty-two Indian children were
taken from San Carlos this week, and
VIII be placed st the school at Carlisle,
Penn.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

It would make Us happy If cur de-
lnquent subscribers would get en-
largement Of the heart sufficient to
pay Up. Some Of them are very for
getfnL
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

William Murphy. ella couHty's first
sheriff. returned from a trip through
Southern Arizona last Monday He
reports that section very dull.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02
Mas. R. a. -.

Flagstaff, according 70 the Flag Of
that place, Is pretty tough town.
That paper says: Fer the past few
days we nave seen men Wild with al
coholie excitement. mounted, and rid-
ing With az the force that could Be
gained, by boot and spar, through tie
streets, on the sidewalks, and into the
houses Of our citizens. hooting and
Yelling the most horrid and foul
mouthed iniprecations against the
people; the while going from house to
house and place to place tie whole
town has been kept IN turmoil while
this exhibition 81 not only cruelty TO
the jaded animal, but while the IN
tolerable burden was being inflicted
on our peaceful cstzeaH.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Chinese New 4esr was ushered IN
last Saturday night bT tie explosion
Of bonds and hre-eraekers, ana has
continued during The week, making
life burden for residents in the Tici-
nifty Of the Chinese quarter.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Alexander Penaleton, e. S. deputy
mineral surveyor. left yesterday for
Pima county, At the request Of parties
requiring his services there.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Kelley and Tex, t9o OF Che Bisbee
assessins confined il the Tomb tone
jail awaiting trial were temporarily
enjoying the frsedom q she corridors
the other day, when they became IN
volved in an alteration which result
ed II thelr coming 8 blows sex
was getting the best Of the fstic dis
cussiou when the Jail officers separated
the combatanis and locked them mp il
their respective cells As they were
being separated. Tex said TO Kelley,
II hope they i hang you first. yoa
blacE1nuzzled son Of q b.; want to
see yen kick.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

District Court conysnes in Tomb
stone, February 4th. for the trial Of
the four Bisbee murderers.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

W 3. Breekon left Globe last Tues
day on q prospecting trlp. His des-
t;nation IS Casa Grande district
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Ash Pork. n the A. 6 + road, has
for some time been infested with lot
of muraerous cnt-throats, bunco men
and tin-horn gamblers. The law
abiding citizens gave the gang wrn-
ing to leave town, and intimated that
If they did not comply, their bodies
would in a short time decorate a tele-
graph pole, The gang lost no time in
getting out Of the place.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Subject Of Rev. ". Georges sermon
on Sunday evening: The Invisible
Universe or the Philosophy Of the Tn
seen.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

We are in receipt Of an invitation
from Col. G. j. Poston, to attend
meeting 70 be held in Tucson. for the
purpose Of organizing society Of
arizona Pioneers. Col. Poston is
irst-class organizer and we have no
doubt but that his efforts IN this case
VIII be crowned with success.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Happy Jack, character well
known IN Arizona and New Mexico,
and who at one time liyedln Globe, i
wiil be remembered, was reported
killed in the Soashern part Of tie
territory last fall. He tuFned up IN
eocorro a few days ago, 70 dispreye
the statement that be had kicked the
baeiyef
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

a letter reesiyed from Judge J. r.
Porter, who IS now N Santa Ana, Los
Angeles county, states that himself
and family are in the enjoyment Of
good health, and that they are de-
lighted with their new home. all Of
which Is very gratifying to bis many
friends iii Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

The Coed IempIars Of Prescott are
accomplishing wonders. " " o.
Nell well known in Globe, has ar
rayed himself with tie cold water
brigade. and in consequence several
saloons in the capital csty have been
compelled to close.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Donald Robb, who when at home
does the editorial work on the Globe
SILVER BETf, IS an active and public
seirlted gentleman who has the wel-
fare Of the Territory az heaFt On
Monday last Roger a. Pryor. counsel
for tie Texas Pacific or Southern Pc
cifc railroad for Il amounts 10 the
same thing appeared before the Com
mittee ef Public Lands and made bis
argument ia opposition t0 the pro-
posed f0rfeiture Of the land grant
which he claimed the Southern Pacife
had honestly earned. ia the evening
the Committee held another meeting.
before whieh Mr. Robb appeared. and.
as the Associated Press sententiously
remarks, made strong argument
against the transfer IF the grant to
the Southern Pacifc OF course Mr.
kobb was acting upon his own re-
Sponability. and without any hope Of
on. and his effort IN behalf
Of Cur people shotd3 therefore be the
more highly respected. Donald }obb
IS not without political influence ia
the East. and oe hops bis efforts may
be attended With success. Arizona
Gazette.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

The cold weather continues ~ the
eastern states. and the kilograms con-
tam sueb items as these: = farmer
II Kansas Whale gong from ids wood
Pile q is kitchen Is frozen to death
cas suffering among the poor and
destitute Think o this Sc dvellees
Il It's san kissed lanal aud thank
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Frank Hise is IN from Green valley
this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

The following from an eastern pa
per contains much moro truth than
poetry, and may oder sorae consola-
ton to a class Of Arizonans who are
always complaining: Dul times are
saving times. T5ere Is never more
money ii the community than when
men are keeping 1t; never less than
when men are spending it. The mar
gin Of expenditures is never WIDER
than when low prices reduce fixed
charges. Fortunes. big and little. are
made not IN booms, but in the GIBBS
The man who buys on the food IS
stranded some day; the man Who IN
vests on the ebb is foated to fortune.
Any man can sell goods in flush years.
the man who sells them in lean years
ends a millionaire.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Prof Soyer and Charles Denhart
left yesterday for the Qu0otoas.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Mr.. CaEahan. an embryo cattle king
visited Gl0be this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Viii Boardman was in town this
week from the Tonic country.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

One month Of leap year has already
passed and there has not been q mar
rage recorded IN 5he county. The
reason tae Young men are not snapped
mp right away. IS because the ladies
want g chance to look before they leap.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02
Henderson, Selling Out Prices.

"a A good donhle-seated buck
board for sale; or VIII trade for light
spring wagon. FEAyg HANNoN.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

The board Of supervisors meet next
Monday.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

I.ist az Letters remaining 81 Post 3Aice
al Globe, Arizona. for lie eeei Chilling
l1rf,.. IS 1854
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

The advertising columns Of q news
paper are nothing more nor less than
sign board which points ont the way
to the basIness houses Of . city's mer-
chants and tradespeeples and if bust
ness meH fail 70 properly use them
they cannot hope to prosper IN bust
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

The reading .hy the Rev. Mr George
Of Dickens Christmas Carol. ia the al.
+ Church. TUESDAY evening, was one
Of the most enjoyable entertainments
ever given ii gllobe. Those who
failed to attend certainly missed en-
intellectual treat. Mf George has the
rare faculty ofeompsetely identifying
himself with his characters and reali-
ling for his audience the marvellous
series of word pictures drawn by the
great novelist Of the many characters
introduced m the pieee he constantly
preserved their Municipalities. So That
their living photographs were contin-
ually IN view. This power Of drama
tizing is the great aisideratuin of
every public reader, and Mr. George
possesses It in a wonderful degree.
This was plainly evidenced by the eff
feet produced upon the audience who
Ter two hours we're moved by the al-
ternate humor and pathos Of The Carol.
The christian spirit and excellent NOR
al teaching of this reading cannot be
too highly estimated. No one wiz
soon forget the inimitable rendei3ngs
of Fezziwigs bah, Bob Cratehit's and
Scrooge S Christmas parties and Clateh-
its household at the death Of Tiny Tim,
and last, bat not least, the happy end
Of it all. 1t was very noteworthy. also
how the reader showed the gradual
melting down of the nissr under the
spirit influence, and how st last. COM
pletely converted to benevolence and
charity, he showed his reformation by
bis good works. We predict that the
next sine the Reverend gentleman
reads here, he viii have a crowded
house. Messrs. Lynes. Hitchcock and
H. 3IeNelly furnished several capital
musical interludes.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Real estate IN Casa Grande has
taken an upward tendency since the
commencement Of tae mining excite
men5 Supervisor Jers Fryer was
offered $4,000 cash. this week for his
hotel property at that place, but re-
fused to seq at shat figure. Vacant
lots are selling high AID rents have
gone up to an almost fabulous rate.
The Agents Herald. published in
Philadelphia By J. Lum smith has
entered on It's eighth year This pa
per is the great fraud sxposeg Of the
country. and IS indispen 70 every
business man and home, as is object
IS to expose all frauds that are likely
10 deceive the unwary. Tie sabserip-
zion prices IS fifty cents q year.
----e-aa-~,
3 communication wss received Is
tie board Of supervisors 81 Narieopa
Count from : Tucson lawyer e ref
erence 70 the Re grant Tho said
lawyer agreea Tor decentralization q
s. GO cash doNn ada the Payment of
seaiing Expenses % Yisii exicp. and
Spain. for lhaf alal.eF 70 prove TIE
tie grant
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

james Nct5ee was shot ana kiiIee e.
Gillette last Aonaay 81 James Shaw.
Both PARTIES Nef aruHk at tie .ne.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

q sen ol be llsnens hit tarson vi
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

An enterprise that viii be Of incaE
culable benefit 70 tins district has been
inaugurated by Messrs. ". Il. Dur
yea. james Gregory and n. n. Fiske.
These gentlemen have perfected an
organization to be known as the Sill
yer Era Smelling Company They
propose buying ore many quantity,
from 100 pounds to as many tons, and
the high standing Of the projectors Of
this enterprise Il a guarantee that far
and liberal dealing will characteriz6
all their transactions. Mr. Gregory
has lately been putting in operation
the works Of the United Verde com
pany, for Governor Tntle. He Is a
practical shelter. and has had yearsof
experience IN the works at Swansea.
This will afford owners Of mines q
chance to work them proftably, and
wiil obviate the necessity Of sending
ore to the Benson snelter, as has been
contemplated By some of our mine
owners. The company have about 3
tons Of ore at the smelter. and the
works will be started mp next Monday
4 We would advise parties who con-
template going to the QuUotoas to
postpone their trip for two or three
months at least, as there IS neither
water nor work there ana i + no
place for poor man 10 go, at present
About soc people are in the camp and
more gong IN every day. There ere
seven or eight restaurants four stores.
four saloons, two barber Shops Two
bakeries. a shoemaker shop and
white laundry. Cinnamon are not al
lowed IA camp at present. They are
putting mp some good bindings Of
lumber and canvass. No adobcs are
made. as water is too scarce Tt has
10 BE hauled fve to ten miles andsells
at ten cents q gallon Wood IS pleu-
tiful and cheap. They cut It away 70
make room fer the town -
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

once Hours Of Globe 9 san Carlos Tele-
eraph Company.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Tie ezeeutioa again A A. Nc
Donell e. ais for sos and cost has
been satisfied without SALE
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

E6 B Johnson whose q . was broken
on The Pinal mountains eleven days
since Is resting eomfor abl
Arizona silver belt., 1884-02-02

Penn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-05-28

b6rbe Die oberlte Mabt uber Ste Ssppi<
1ben Tinan5en etrtral1men.
Ser Sultau fat es abgelebHt, 10000
Mann Silfstruupen fit sic Briten na- !,
oem Cuban 5u Ienoen.
+ M}abrio, 26. Mai. giele 5tdo,c
iu Ben Hropil15en M1ursia unb Nlicante
linb iiber1 19peunt. Die Gjenoarnell
per1eben Sic 9eptbleioenben NIT 9ebensz
mitteln.
! Mabrio. %. Mai. eSn SEM iiio5It=
liden Tbe,le bon 5panien, uanelttlid in
Der @e9enb BON Murcia, ri6teu uetsr
i6weumun9eu 9roben @daoen at. Sc
9anbitra6en 1ino 1lntueg1an, Sic Bructsn
linb 5eri it0rt, her @ileubabn=lerfebr it
einsetellt. 3luan5ie Yerlonen meroest
bermiBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-05-28
u Il 8la Il ).

t8er1in, %. Mfai. @rfldrli9. Sic
lieberalen 3eitun9en erseben ii@ in befz
tisen Gnsriffen 9esen ben bemnddit Dem
&eidstase uor5ulegenoen @eiebenttuurf
iiber bic @rb6buns Der 80rientener uno
bic 8eiteuerun9 auberlpeitiser @elb9ez
i@dfte. Sic bebaupten, baB bas geieb
auf elne Bebinberuus Der @peculation
ab5i,le uno ben Martt fit @ertbpapiere
gu &apita1s-G -Gn1a9en i9dbiee; rament
lid miirbe es Der Berliner 86rie .@9az
ben brinsen. Sic 3anbelstreile iinb
iiber ben 6eiesenttpurf entriiitet. D1e
9lnnabme Der &orla9e erlde1nt 3tpeifeL
baft.
@eftern Nbenb 1uurbe in einem 8albe
BEL Berlin etne rieii9e Ma11enperiamn1<
lung pon So5ia1iiten uuo slrbeitern, an
uel9er 9aulen6e tbe,lnabmen, absebalz
ten. peruorragenoe 6o5ia1iiten traten
als 8eoner auf uno sriifeu oas sesenlpdr,
tise Steuerzspitem nit oer Bebauptung,
baB bic Steuerlaft faft gang auf ben
S9ultern Der &rbeiter folle, an. Die
8ebner rietben gu einer fortseiebteu Msiz
tation far Gbfiir5uus Der Mrbeits5eit.
8epor es 5l1r 6ailun9 pon 8eldla6en
fam, tuuroe bic @erlannllung bon Ser
Soli5ei aufsel6it uuo eli Ser angele6en=
fen Ebeilnebmer iuurben berbaftet.
Ser ipesen 2anbesuerrntbs 5u 1telt,=
ldbriger 3ubtbauslrafe uerurtbeilte
3auptmann q. .. 9eutld, it Der gtrafz
onitalt 9al1e iibertuieien lporoen. SEQ
|rd5emsfi 1T 5u breiunbeinbal lbidbriser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-05-28

HteH. @enaue Nn9dben iIber ben 5baz
Den, lpel4en bic perl9iebenen@iienb enba6n=
ltnten erleioen, iino nod ni@t gu befrm=
men, bod l6dbt elm ppb( unterr19teter
9err bon bier benielben auf ettpa fiinf
Niaionen Dollars, bod lit IN bieier
|59abung Der 8erlult our@ @er50se.
|run9 uno bic tpnbri9eiuli9e Mbnabme
in ben 8ooener5eusniiien einbesrifen.
Ser tbatld9l19e unn1ittelbare 59aoen
miro auf 5pei M1iQionen Dollars anae=
i@lasen.
. Des Moines. Sa., %. Mai. Sa>
mes @ilcor, ue1der anseflast mar, por
'lnsefdbr 5'pei Sabren benMapor 5tubbs
BON Holf @itD ermoroet su baben, lit
bier fre,seipro9en >uoroen.
. Milmautee, %. Mai. 3eute 1T bic
2ei9e bes felt b:m Is. bs. permiBten 23z
idbrisen Sobnnn @9ott in bem 6lulle
aufseflnben. St purbe 5ulebt in einem
libel berii9ti9ten @auie eeieben unb bot
bort piel @elo Bel ii6; aug Der 9bat=
ia@e, bab oas @elb an Der 2ei4e ni4t
sefunoen tuoroen if. i@tieBt man baraus,
bab S@ott ermorbet nnb feline 2ei9e in
bas @aNer geuorfen tporben lit. @r
mar i'm 8egriff, na@ Deuti9lanb ab5uz
reiien.
= Mem Orleans, 2a., 26. Meai. @,e
aus @ouibatta @bute, 2a., semelbet
tpiro, bat es bort in BEN lebten 5ebn 1oz
gen auBeroroentlt@ fart 9eregnet. Ser
&eo Riper 1T bebeutenb seltieeen unb
bic 6elbfrii9te leiben BON Der Mdiie.
@dmmeli@e tleinere Glafie unb 8apons
i9me1en unsebeuer an uno bic @Fan5er
unb @ef@dftsleute fib1a1 ii@ iebr entz
mutbi9t.
: Glepelanb, S., rs. Moi. Mus
Booiter, O., tpirb Golsenbes gemeloet: ::
9eute Iben6 laserten 5tpei arabil l9e
9ramps on Der 2anoftrobe bel benz
Dorfe @breue. Ser cine BON ibnen
fibrte $500 BEL fi4; Der anoere per>
ieste ibm etnen t6otli@en 5ti9, raubte
ibm bas @elb unb entflob, Ser @erz
munbete i4leppte ii4 na4 >em nd9fen
Garmbauie uno tDeilte beHen 8etuobnern
bur4 3ei9en bas @ci9ebene, fotpie bic
&i@tung, in tpel@er iein rduteril9er
6efdbrte entfloben mar, nit. Ser leb<
tere tpuroe perfol9t, 9eian9en nno bon
Dem @terbepben a1s oer Rduber be5ei9z
net. 9as @elb ,purbe in ieinem 8efbe
por9efunben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-05-28
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II ueber einen bef fiir9teten Wirbuz
iturm (3ornabo), 6er es 9liidli9er @ciz
le Bel berDrobun9 be>penoen lieB, id]reitt
Der v&o@elter 9erolo" allo: Scr oer=
9an9ene @amSta9 tpar ei1er ber parln=
iten Gage, Die mir in oieie,n Jr2bjabr
batten. @onuta9 Morgen war es eben=
fails warm, ia l9mii(. Deuno6 lupllte
es ni9t re9t 5ur natiirli9en @ommc:z
mdrme bur9bre9en. Sm 2aufe bes
9}a6nitta9s entltanben int 5loen uuo
g}oroen BON @o9eiter @eiuittcr, oie lieD
aber tuieber oer5oaen. @egeu bier u5r
ma6te lib n0rblidb bon Bots Jam eiue
pedidmar5e @olte bemert6ar, bie raid
in iaolider 9fi@tuns anriidte, iib iebod
tbeilte uno Eots6am in Der @3itte lie9eu
lieB. Ser peitlide @treifen traf Mobc>
iter, Der Dltlide Blainuiem. 9lu beioeu
Drten perfiulterte fi@ pl0blib Die 2uit,
uno elm orfanarti9er Gturm entltan6,
un9ebeure @taubwolfen nit ii9 fiibrenb.
Cine 9roBe Mn5abl biefi9er Ginwobner,
einen neuen Birbeli iturm beiiirlhtenr,
fli9teten 10 16neu als mDglid III Die
&eller. Sic @a9e mar au9 our1ous
nidt lpaBig. Sic Mtmolpdbre tvor 10
unour9li4tis, oaB mab faum so 5britt
tpeit leben tonnte. als Der Sla]iu5 Dor
iiber mar, erl@ieneu @eiteluege unb
@troben pte sefe9t. Dbne 3wciiel lpar
es in bielem 5rQe auf eineu edteu Ior=
naoo a6gele6en; aQsin Ole n1roli0e Sui
itr6mung mar ser iii6li9en 70 beoeuteno
oaB Observation-Disclosures Der
Malen ni@t gu @tanbe fam, 1on6ern
baB Die 9esenleitise @temmung li9 in
einen unsebeuer lbneueu 93ud5ug bes
1ioli9en @e9ners aufl6fe.
II Minneapolis. @9reibt Die ,Miu.
ST. &relle: l1ulere Eo1i5ei bat tuirtlid
bret &erle einsefan9en, auf benen Der
@erba9t rubt, bic lebten 5ab(reiden
@inbrii6e periibt 81 baben. ggir beri6=
ten oies pili6ti4uloi9it als er iten pofi=
5eiliben @riol9 unter Der neuer Bertualz
tung.
3u ber oielen @tabliiiements pirb
nun au9 na9 einem 8eri9t Der ,Ir.
Rrei1e" etne @lasfabrit fommen. Ofan
ma6te ndmli6 bic @nt6edung, ooB 1id
Der @ano an ben niern beg Wtil[i]Iippi
gang por5l9li6 our @lasbereitun9 c;:,z
net, 10 bab ii6 Die 9tnlesung elmer Glasz
6abrit obne 3tpeifel rentiren miro. lie
8tiiber Der @laszGabrit in gojton ia.
ben bic 9a6e ndber unterlu6t uno loueu
fi9 oarauf bin enti@loien ba5en, cine
5abrit 81 erri6ten, uel9e 300 Nrbeiter
bel6dftisen mir6.
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