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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

Every Republican should rally to
the front to greet the valiant soldier
and statesman. Bring your Demo
cratic neighbor, and your Prohibi-
tion neighbor, and all others, to lis
ten to the utterances of one who has
been tried aud proven true in every
public and private capacity of life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

THE Democratic county conven
tion occurred at Dodgeyille on Mon
day last, and was attended by about
full delegations from all the towns
VIM. +. Rowe called the convention
to order, and in the course of few
remarks stated that he would not be
a candidate for any office. Hon
James Ryan was elected permanent
chairman, and after Geo. Crawford
and 0. G. Smith were elected secre
taries and the committee on creden,
tials had reported that there were
"no deadheads in the enterprise, >
the convention proceeded to ballot
for the candidates for county officers
with the following result:
Richard Manning, of Eden, was
nominated for sheriff on the first for
NAL ballot, Harry Pengelly and
Thomas Kennedy, Of Dodgeyille, be-
ing his opponents.
Philip Weidenfeller, of this city,
was chosen for treasurer on the first
ballot, Josiah Ward, Of Ayoca, and
Richard Dunstan, Of Wyoming, con-
testing him for the place.
Geo. w. Strong for register, VIM.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

IN connection with party of
sight seers and reporters, we visited
the sorghum factory Of Williams &
Flynn, now in full operation between
Arena and Helena. The thing has
begua to pay in real earnest. They
have already over 1000 gallons
made and there is 10000 gallons
more in the cane ready for working.
They have over six hundred acres
in good order-250 acres Of corn,
100 acres Of squashes, AZ Of water
melons, 3 of musk melons, 40 acres
seeded, and many acres more in
other truck. 1t costs about | 0 cents
per gallon to manufacture tine syrup.
Everything is running fairly and
indexes that the big farm is a paying
institution. Though the courtesy
of Mr.. Flynn, we were shown over
the primises which has taken about
$4,000 in pocket change to build.
The government has chemist in
charge as inspector, who is fully
satisfied that the enterprise is sue
CESS Chronicle,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

A CARD.-John Commins, of the
City of Mineral Point, wishes to OBJ
tain an engagement as a teacher for
the winter term Of school in any dis
trict that needs the services of a
competent educator, Will be glad
to see or hear from those who may
be on the lookout for teacher.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09
Ithaca, Wis, Oct. 1, 1884.


Editor Tri6uae-The Democratic
convention of Wisconsin passed a
resolution declaring itself against
sumptuary laws. That means they
are in favor of free whisky, and
against any restriction of the sale of
intoxicating liquors.
In speech before the equal suf-
frage convention in Richland Cen
ter recently, Rev. 5. B. Loomis said
he had been nominated for congress s
by the Prohibitionists only to be
splendidly beaten. They do not ex-
pect the success Of their ticket. Still
they may do as they have done be
fore, help defeat good temperance
Republicans, and thus help elect
Democrats to Office. The election
of Democrat on such a platform is
a wrong. No wrong should be up
held. No action should be taken
that results in wrong. 1t is wrong
to vote to leave the ield in the hands
of our enemies. Resp'y Yours,
A. l.. HATCH.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

Dr.. HERMAN GRUNow died at his
residence in Miffiin township on
Monday, the 9th inst, aged 20 years
and months.
In l849 the Doctor came from
Germany and settled on the place
where he died, residing there the
entire period without intermission.
He was successful physician, and
through the great and natural gen
erosity INDUCED in by him in the
practice of his profession, he endear-
ed himself to the entire community
to a degree seldom equaled. There
is scarcely a family in the whole
neighborhood but what he has aid
ed professionally, and his death
causes universal sorrow, and va
cancy that cannot readily be filled.
The funeral, which took place on
Tuesday, was headed by the Mineral
Point Band. which played some
beautiful dirges, and it was without
exception the largest funeral ever
witnessed in Miffiin. Rev. Edwards,
p. M. minister of Miffiin, ofiiciated.
A wife and nine children, all of
whom were present at the funeral,
mourn an irreparable losss.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

TIE list of advertised letters that
remain ancalled for at the Post OF.
fee, up to Oct. 4th, are as follows:
Adam Cramer, John Conway, Liz.
zie Kitchens, Mary +. James, and G.
A. Newton. If not called for these
letters will be sent to the dead let
Ter office Nov. sth, 1884.
PHI;.. ALLEN Jg., Il. VI.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

severely. Had it not been that the
shade of the corn had kept the
ground moist and soft he would
have been killed"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

sung OF WlsVOHsIIl, NOUHIy VI IUWH -
l. w. A. Jones. cas- hipr Of the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment IL true 10 the best of my knowledge and
belief. W. A. JONES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 9Th
day of October, 1884. C.. w. MCiLHON,
Notary Public,
Correct attest
GEO. W. COBB,
ALEX. WILSON Directors.
SAML WHITE,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

Rev. III, Goodsell is continued rs
presiding elder.
Notwithstanding the flood, the
conference was royalty entertained
and nobody seemed to be crowded.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

REPORT of the condition Of the
First National Bank of Mineral
Point, in the State of Wisconsin, at
the close of business, September so,
1884.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

AT OUTRAGE.--On Wednesday
evening the special train on the
Illinois Central bearing the Blaine
and Logan club of Freeport to the
Republican meeting at Lena, was
assaulted by some persons from their
hiding places near the Illinois Cen
trail ice house, just west of Freeport
with a fusillade of stones, through
the car windows. Many of the car
windows were broken, and a number
of the Republicans were injured by
the missiles. Mr.. Henry Dorman,
chairman of the Stephenson county
central committee, has offered a re.
ward of $50 for information which
will lead to the conviction of the
villains. GdIend Gazette.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

THE Democratic rally in this city
last Friday evening was a tame af-
fair, Judging from the effort to make
it otherwise There were not over
ninety torches in the procession, and
many were carried by non-voters.
The advertised speakers failed to
out in an appearance, and ). u.
Pinney, of Madison, acted as a sub
stitute. His remarks were in har-
mony with the other features of the
"blow-out"-tame. No voters were
converted.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09
AT COST.

A frst-class line of Gents Furnish
ing Goods, will be closed out at
COST, at j. Penballegon q Sons.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

III. Keane for clerk and J. l.. Leon.
ard for circuit clerk (present incum-
bents) were renominated.
Aldro jerks, of Dodgeville, secur.
ed the nomination for district attor-
ney against the present incumbent,
L. Scott Ansley of this city.
Thos. IL. Arthur, of Dodgeville,
was nominated for surveyor, Rose
Dowling, of Arena, for superintend
ent of schools, James Brown, of Lin,
den, for coroner, Hon. James Ryan,
of Ridgeway, for assemblyman in
the eastern district, and B. j,
Hughes, of Arena, for the western
district.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

NlNiIltl.
EAU CLAIRE is q wonderful city
The blood came tearing away bridg.
es, gasworks, electric lights aud
manufactures, and backing up into
hundreds of yards, and yet in Il fort
night a stranger, except for the alb
senoe of bridges, would scarcely
have known of the freshet. Every.
body set to work to clean up, and
restore sidewalks and fences to THEN
places. But it will take months to
restore the bridges.
A little idea of the business of the
city may be gathere! from this; 4
Mr., Hadley, in 1880, was granted
the exclusive ferry privileges in the
in the city for five years. lie has
to ferries constantly running, large
steam ferry for teams and smaller
rope ferry exclusively for passengers
This little ferry carried over 7ooC
persons at a nickle for the round
trip on Saturday, Sept. 81. An ableI
body of men cannot be found than
compose the business men of Eau
Claire. Much attention is given To
searching out the unfortunte, who
seem to be anxious TO hide the
worst, but it is believed that teere is
little sufferieg, though some have
lost their homes and must begin life
at the bottom.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

TOR RENT--A siS-roomed house with large
i yard, harm, out-houses. cistern etc. all in
iirst-class repair. Will rent on reasonable terms
To the right party-wth small family Inquire
OF w. j. Penhallegon. sIw5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

On the Republican county ticket
are many heroes and sufferers of the
battle field, among them two unfor-
tunate victims of the Libby and
Andersonville prisons. The men
tion of these dens of torture, even
at this late day, fills every patriotic
breast with horror and sympathy,
and the fact will, we trust, result in
crowning those with honor to whom
honor is due. They are none other
than w. A. Owens and r. M. Colds
worthy; both are MANNED for life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

The Prohibitionists of Iowa coun.
ty met at Dodgeville, on the I'd
inst, and nominated the following
ticket:
Sheriff.. NJ Wilson, Arena.
Treasurer-S. Northey, Dodgeyile
Co. Clerk. H. Harris. Mineral Point.
Register-Thos. Sims, Dodgeville.
Clerk of Court w. Rowe, Linden.
District Attorney --
Surveyor l.. Higgins. Arena
Coroner-J Rowe. Sr., Dodgcyille.
Assemblyman, east. dist. j Strut, Ridgeway.
west.dist.-H, Sampson, Linden
There were ~ delegates present
in the convention, representing all
the towns in the county except Clyde,
Eden, Highland, Miffiin, Moscow
ana Pulaski.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09
Beneficial Department

established for the accommodation of those
who are in want in any way. those who have
lost or found valuable property. and for those
who wish 10 sell or exchange. Limit twenty
five words. First insertion FREE. and for each
insertion thereafter twenty-five cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

RINK OPENING. - Next Wednes-
day evening, the 18th inst, will oc-
cur the grand opening of the new
skating rink in this city. The build
ing secured by the proprietors,
Messrs. Bishop & Hyde of Platte
vile, has been fitted up for conven-
fence and comfort, and is unques-
tionably equal to the best in this
section. The city band will be on
hand and aid in making it a memor-
able event. Admission free; skates,
for gents, 25 cents; ladies, IS cents
Special rates can be had by securing
tickets good for more than one skate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-10-09

I NOR SALE - Mrs. Temples furniture and
l household goods. Inquire at her residence
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-08-01

Mr.. w. Douglass is building a new
sidewalk in front of bis premises on
Washington street.
Rev. J. B.. Oliver, of Henderson,
very satisfactorily filled the pulpit Of
the M. f. church last Sabbath.
There will be lawn and ice cream
social on the M. E. church grounds
this Friday evening.
The Bailey Manufacturing Co.,
have just received orders for iron
fronts for the new brick blocks now
being built at Elsie.
The buildings occupied by the
Bailey Manufacturing Co.. are being
reftted to make room for additions
to their machinery, large bills of new
stock have been ordered and business
seems to be booming in their depart.
ment.
None so busy as those who do
nothing.
"Out on the fly" is now the cry Of
the infuriated bald.headed citizen.
E. c. Cornell, formerly of this
place, is now located in Lyons, that
place having given him $4,000 to
locate his windmill factory there.
Harvest dances next.
M. L. Wright has sold his seven
year old grey gelding to H. A. Fris-
bee, of Ovid. This horse is we'll bred
and fast roadster. Price S2oo. ~
Gates Bros. have closed their cigar
factory for a few weeks. "et
Philetus Smith, OF Bryan, Ohio, is
visiting with his brothers Oliver and
Stearns this week.
Kirk White will spend Sunday with
Frank Converse at Ann Arbor.
Miss Ona Gaskill is visiting at the
home of Mr.. Ira Merell.
R. F. Travelick, will speak in be-
half of the X. of L., at Corunna,
Monday, Aug. 4.
Dingrnan & Laverock's delivery
horse and wagon made things lively
for few minutes Monday, by dash
through the streets.
Every member of Owosso lodge A.
0. U. w.. is requested to be present
a! the next meeting, Tuesday even
ing, Aug. S, in the new hall in the
postoffice block.
During next week the telegraph
wires will be extended to St. Louis,
along the line of the T., A. A. & N.
M. railway, and about the 18th a
second train will be placed on the
road.
On Tuesday Gen'l Manager Ash
ley invited few friends in the city
to pass with him over the line of the
T., A. A. & N. NJ, to St. Lonis.
The party left after the arrival of the
special train bringing the Uniform
Patriarchs, and returned in time to
take the Patrlarchs home. We ex.
pect they had very pleasant time
as it was social patty.
We hear that the placing of a
wheelbarrow on the roof Of build
ing near the M. E. church in the
village Of Bennington, one day re-
Gently, has been the occasion of an
endless amount of fun by Mr.. Yerkts,
Rev. Mr.. Robinson, the boss on the
section and some others.
Owosso Blue Sox 60 to Flint Mon
day to play match game with the
Flint boys.
The Cass base ball club, of De-
troit, want to arrange for a game
with the Owosso boys.
Six Mile Creek club VS.. the Sec
ond Line, week from to-day. Hu
School INSPECTORS, remember the
election of an Examiner takes place
at Corunna on Tuesday. lce
Prof. Geo. W.. Sickles, of Vernon,
has been on trip around the lakes
this week. g.
The brick work is nearly COM
pleted on Bruce Buckminister's S
house.
Miss Elsie Collier carried off the
first prize at the skating rink Satur-
day evening. The contest was mar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-26

fniipft: - 6aS miroe tpobI auf etne
9ettlang beIfen! Mbcr, Du lieber 0tntmel !
mas iptro ibneit bier 9eideben? Girfa1
gti6tS. gto0 feline pterunbsiDait5tg Stlht@
ben tperben ite tbrer foitbaret Sret9eit be-
raltbt neroen llnb tpenlt ite nit fye6em
Wtunoe tire eidenen llntbaten betd)ten, ipere
ben Ite, nte in benz oben crSGblten Sale, bet
tbren i31h6rern nur ein rberslides @elGd7
ter" erptden. = 6ier IN @1icago Idiot etn
0tifter einen anitdnbi0en 8itrger auf 10
Gage ms God, neil er etnen BON letnem
ungeratbenen gtsffeu I'M cine iiIberne l1br
beItobIenen Wfa11lt bur6 Dole Se3obIung
Der ltbr peranlabt, nidt ols 8elaitun9sz
seuge auTsutreten. SSn Stem gort aber iuirb
Der ate gno bpbgeprteien, tuetl er Die bon
ieinem Sobne geito9lctten Dter Mtaionen
Dollars erieBt uno oabur6 oaS latbere
Sriiht9en BON Sobn D0r itrafredtlt6er
8erfOlgung rettet!
@abrbaftig, bic b6uige 8erritdlitg oner
iittliden 8egriffe fam ni6t tpetter geben.
llno es liegt ~tetterlci ltebertretbung barin,
tpenn man Die Stem Yprfer 8DrienpeGt nit
i6rcr Selfersbelferin, elmer in @runD n1o
8poen Derberbten 9~te6tSpfege, ais zine
iittli6e Mtiit9rube be5et6net.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-26
It q.

Gin Telegromm aus @aibih9ton un 6te
sc. 9. MorIo" (eSpe Bultber) belagt, oaB
Der @eIanote Der Ser. Gtaaten in Spaftteil,
Toiter, 1i0 jeBt, angebIid auf elmer barnt7
Ioien l1rlaubSretie, 1T QSaibington aufs
battle, Inn bel ben l6mebenoen l%InterbdnO7
lun9en iber BEN Mnfauf Der SnieI
GuDa fir Die Ser. Staaten 3u 6elfen.
,Spanien lei ndmli9 jest bereit, Bic SnIeL
fir einen @appenltieI, = Iumpige so Iiils
Iionen Dollars loS3uidlagen unc Sreltt9z
bupien babe 9roBe 2uit, 81 bielem gretle
SI faufet.
Sb an bieier @eI6i6te au3 ttnr Elm
&6rn9en Wabrbeit ODER 0as @an3e ette
plumpe G%rftnbuttg lit: tper tpeiB es ?
8iSber BAT Sp0nien ffetS ben @eoa1fen
elmer 8erGuBerllng gltbas nit Corn ltto
8era6tung 3uriidgepteien unb eS TT fetn
@runo erit6tltb, peSbalb eS pl0blid anz
bern Shines genorben letn lDate. Der
Nufrubr, Der Die 2~osreiBun9 Der SnleI bon
Der ipdnif6ett 6erribaft gum 3pe6 bate,
1T ia ldn9ft sl @itbe uilb Der Yuti6. pelz
den neuli6 Der %iogenannte 0eteral 2tguerD
nit Is Wiann altSettelte, lit 10 flGgltd), fpie
Das 6prnberger S6ieBen Derlaufeh. Nae
rum alio ioute Sparien ft6 oeS 8eftbes
letner Golonie entdllBettt tDolen ? ltnD
nod bo3u UNI eit 9umpengelb, oaS tallm 10
piel betr60t, nte Die Sunlnte, tpel9e Die
Ser. Staaten oulGbrli6 fit cnbanilden
3uder be3a9len :?
Ser attgegebene &dtfpreiS DGre fit Die
Ser. Staaten freilt6 cine &letnigfeit. Sic
fDnnten i'm aus ben ginnabmezlleberl6Iiz
len zines ~ein5igen SabreS besabIeu. Nber
has bGtten 1ie oafiir? Gin ipantl6=creDIiz
lbes 2aro, 6ellen Ben0lferung in fei1er
y8eile su ser norbdrnerttaniI6en paY ur0
mel1es auf Diele MenidenaIter binauS eth
fremoartigeS @n6Gngiel Der Ser. Staaten
biloen tpiirbe. AQerbings murbeber Gubas
ntlhe 3uder bann 5|olfret eingeDen, aber
ote 8eSablung bafiir miiroe tbatlGdIiG
ebenip tpie teBt uuBer 2anoes geben, benin
bic 9tadfrdge bet gnbaner na6 nrllereit
2anoe51 @r3eugniiien niiroe bur6 oelt itadts
Iiden Nni0luB fauin geiteigert tper0en.
G5 CAB cine Belt. no fir Die bam1ls i'm
8ulbe 6erridenoen Sflabeitbalter Die @rs
tperbul1g bon Cuba ais Diubtigites 3teL
nnierer austpdrtigen 9olitif galt. 0or
6reiBig Sabren b~telteit Die @eianbtelt
Buchanan (battals tn 9onoon), Soule lnb
Wtaion cine 3uiammenfunft in 8riiiel,
nm cine gemeinidaftlt6e Qenfl6rift aus
3uarbeiten, tpel6e Den Qlnl6tuB @ubaS at
bic Ser. Gtaaten fir eilte politii9e Notbz
penoigfeit erfldrte. 2lber baS finb Idngit
pergattgene l2eitett. 0amals banoelte es
ii0 I'm cine Beritdrfun8 Der Sflaperet III
ben Ser. Staaten a0er iettbem bat bier Die
Sflaperet aufgeb0rt unb auf Cuba gebt
ibre %Qbidaffung Dor itd. 6eute fDnnte
alio Elm Nntauf Der SnieL nur nod bur6
groBen tDtrtbidaftli6en @etptnlt, ben er in
Nusii6t itelte, begriinpet tperOen; tn alien
ubrigen 6tniidten tDGre er unrat6iart.
0enn Sic 8epDlferung Der Ser. Staaten
paBt nit Der bon @uba ittdt better 3ulau1z
men, ais nit Der bon Mlerifo, oberQeru. Sn
polttii6er 6infidt f6nnte Cuba ME etipas
anbereS, ais Elm 9fabl I'M TIeti6e Der Ser.
Staaten ietn. g8tu Spnnten ieine @olonte
los peroen, 10 laiie es ie cine unabbGngige
&epublif btloeu. NlS iol6e pirbe tie ben
Ser. Stadten niibLtder ieit, als tn Der
@igeni6aft beS 80. Stats.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-26
Scr nnfnoffMe @eiaem.

Sin 6en leBten Wod)et mar Elm NusldutB
bes britilhen ltnter6auies i'll Stbun8. ben
has 6auS bealtftra9t bate, Bertd)t Su err
ftutten iiber Die bette 2lrt, Das Gilertbd6ltz
1teB IN 9itin6tett si nergrDBern un0 10 bic
gSet5en : Nusfubr na6 @n9tal1o 81 Der@
mebren.
Ser Nusi6uB b0rte gu ietner 8ele6run8
TdHmdtner. Ser erlte mar Str SDbn
Gtra6ep, grdftDent bes 9ungersnotbs
NuslhuIfes. St ertlGrte: Gtne itGrfere@et>
senatsfubr aus Slttnoten niiroe bort lit
3eiten l1ledter @rnbter Die 9fotb bergr0s
Ber1t, neil tetne 8ortdtbe altfgelpetdert
lperben, uttb ben Breis itetgern; ba oaS
8oLf bann nt1t Die Mtttel BADEN tpilroe,
ben pertbeuerten Met3en 3l faufen, tparDe
Bic 2uIt Der @rnGbrung auf bic 9tegierAng
fallen. @s bIrfe ieoo9 ni6t Derfannt tper>
ben, baB bte ebet belpro6enen 3uitGnoe
cine NuSgleiduitg erFa6ren tDilrOen, men1t
bic ga0ner tpeiter III oaS 8tnnenlano oee
fibrt miroeit, 1po bic BeO0lterln9 BON
6irie lto anoerelt g~eringe1 @etretoe lebe,
tbren NeiSen aber tmmter 3u Wtarft brtnge.
60 tpitrbe ser Intbau elmer Strede sfDt>
16en Debit llno Bombay, oeren Spuripeite
Deri6teoen BON Der Der QlnldluBba1nen u1o
bis teBt fiir tpoblfeile unb ntalen9afte Bee
l0roeru1g 6eS g8etSens Elm grDBes 0tltbers
nib lei, bic @et3enausfubr 9an5 beoeatello
foroern.
sir Same5 2airo, Der befnnnte
Ndtrbduz Statiitifer, erftdrte: Gor einem
Sabre lei linn cine Q(lgabe 5t @efidt ges
tolnlnen, DaB Snoien WetSen fir go
Gents Der 8uibel balten fonne; in i3ets
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-26

GngItiden bage9en be5et6net industry
iebe Qrt bon pirtbi9aftli9er, 8ertbe
%er5eugenoer Tbdti9teit. 9ter tit aud Der
Nderbau, Die 8teb5u6t, Der Bergbau, Die
Nbbol5ung Der Bdloer ethe industry.
Menn man tn 9eutl1laro BON pIarotDtrtb>
ldaftliden Snouitrteen" lprt6t, Deritebt
man Darurter ntdt ben Nderbau lib It,
iDnoern Die getperbIt6e 6erIteuung Dot
@aaren aus ben @~r3eu9ntlieh oes Nderbatts,
allo Die Branntipetnbrenneret, Die 3uferz
%fieoSret, Die Oelgeipinnurg.
Woblan, mas bic 8efiirtuorter eine5 ber>
niinftigen 8olapeiens beaebren, lit nt6t
ShuB fiir Die bDbere geperbIt6e 3bGz
ttgfeit alletn, i'm uuterl1tebe bon bcr duf
2tderbau, 0teb3u6t, 8ergbau &c. periperz
beten g6dtigfett un0 auf SC it e IL Der
IeIben; ionbern Shub fir Die geIammte
industry, ,. B.. fir ale 3meige Ser pirtb>
l6oftlt9en Qrbett. IS lQge feline Spur
BON @ere0tigfett bartll, tDenn man atpdr
6ert Iu6z unb 3eppt0ne6er bur6 bobe
36ae qegen ben Wtitbelperb btuigerer frems
Set S0unouaare iGiiBen tpoIte, nt6t aber
ben Gdafsl1ter gegen 6ie nit bel tpeitett
eerineeren 8etrtebstoiten ge!p0nne1te all>
ftralil6e Woue. Den Gilentpaarenfabrtz
lulttttt YCHI+t ON VltIAHt it|*tY|" St!NN
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auer oerienigen @%rSeugniiie meni6LtAer
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nen beliebt, tpitroe geraoe 0aS letn, tpaS
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nern oortperfen. Ndmlt6 Die 8e9initiz
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oer bon Arbeiterr, toel6e aus
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nen. Die 906ne oIer bieler 2trbeiter mir
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bes tpirt6l0dftIi6eu ulniabeS erbebli6 per-
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redte" 3artf Maorrtion's. Bum 0llid be-
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9tnnabnle = altb nur i'm 2tbgeorbnetenz
bauie, 9ei6tpeige Oenn I'M Senat.