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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

AWfet Desat
Ofths huaires. ~ arcounis of fsraftats go.
-rosxht by DIR KENNEDY fANulfrF 80
FDY' nons have arreafet so rufslT A. -,
a. ths foiio~ies To pefslas usnuassf h.,
smaas "a mosi hishlI ffsrertff IN ftf 90 =
TOY sna fhs tinff e. lnii ~ ~ ittfi .f1fs
mistress "a % eli ear rssdsfs. 40.
rrnrsr
n. Es..s.l, Eaa.f.-f a. ..
psAs 80 NJ iaashtsr "a arrfff -.
severe srosth II fsnsns 70 remove n e. -
r.ss,tsl n slasost srery fsrisfr 49, rnsr n.
nosl pr-aissnt sgfssous 49, lhIti.Itas b,
-. q TruY. sald MT ssfslfsI ulsrs 20 ga
BE- sses.s,ry. bet feAring isial fss..s "a is'it
sams n ne yhYsirisns elainst ttsi ID 80 rtl..f
b. oos a. asi soms ~ fuottgf - Frars
80 pfsnineni AL iisdsarsf nsf loIts Htrss
hssrl % ~. ksnasiI's lAhuhfit hfNfuf
.osslns 80 Thoroughly - az Hlo.a ..i..r-.rsi
b tfr. 4 a. go n me meiirins raui q "a -
toss h.f ~ - 40 sd safssoas IA ttfI ~
81 h aaieftsss. rkn saT In uuih f.tI fs -
suu ~ lhs trial 80 ~ rluplfi9 .aIs a nf
fsashfsr n th.s dreadful na'atf Do arrrsIT.,
TANoRfrH nEsEDi alonf sfsriff i bel =
sssnlns siss iof ofhsr inst hsd ooa '1i.I 1.
81 NJ fsas hrsf o. dsT erl1fs FIsHr.Hf Hrtn
snf q fssoffs kemesiT sioaf u 90 rrfI 80
Ng 80 siso 80 ssiI ioof N 80. q. 80
tirns ssh ahe hsrans NsrF 49, ffilsI ga
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fssuitfi In ~ comIlfts fssiofsi.nn II. ga
10 80 al a. 81 fYsi ~ Tesfs ..f ~
salssd = Sen anf strsnsia 81 90 Hrsr..
r.,fg.t krslff nrI tfls l. niI NtTI.NII n
| hn kENNEDl = TAkOhlIE klNfuI 49,
myss III beifg sngaxcd IN ~ rf.cI CO -
rIssIla tIalasss snIr1 mstff "A nf rr.aT -
me- o. test ne IIalfT ri f.frffri N' II. a.
taitsT. go 10 fFnse "a tasta ari "a
-. .sriautlT irisrd hFsrTth o. .fI.rf !
$1,000 ne a. fearful ri iFsrfUa.a II III n.si
| ssssrs non trir.i uk kNNNtnl IthH4
| ITH HFnIuY rts afN hrftf tiflfI no.
| fisis rsllsf snf frcm thsi az o. "a III 49,
u - Taforts Hans'iT tss restored nf D. ..fff
fssIfh Inrsf ace fsra ahIrh -'aIu DOL. ..n
| 10 ksanrlf's IaFnflir Efmfif lf o. .... .fi
= ~ % a. sfri o. lnnsf sHEtfi ~
shoFs q r.raiiFs. taTpaf 10 ne fI TO-
I aon1ts "a trufn of ttfss ftkifmfne Uf. rf
I d. ns al -il pfnFe ttrm naIr -
"a Tssofiia EsaftT ~ haatfr.is a. s. ID
sane sd rrsaIts.
Corner tanal AT hlunt srrris lroI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

ANsNrrs To PurrLEs 90 Lasr wrrE.
LII. Lover. .. Grcsnwoot 3. Smiss.
4 Verne O. Rice. g. Scott :. kcAi. n,
Yonre %. Dickens OBJ. Poe ~, llugo.
ig. Roc. o.. Lever 10. Hsiiou. r.,
Wool. it. Norton
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

when Bsby vas sick. ne CAV. her csrtoris'
NJ, az vas chlld, she cried Coz tss.oris'
when she ~as Miss. she clunk ~ esss.s.,.
wesn shs had Children. she gave them 'ss"s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

A rm.rl.sly wssk-mlodsd dude says
that when he leaves thls world ne "sn.
20 die Of dropsy. bscsa.e Is Is such s'"e''
dlsease
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

An .ue,loseer. in rscea, h,ndeil, 81,
,.,,I.e. for sale q large lqusntiy CT OH
paintings 'by some OF the sne'en' "'s's''
Of the day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
WIDE AWAKE

TuK HorK or rnE NAuoS.
'or children. slow IN development. puny aud
elicate. uso wells Health Rsnsser-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

N,NIN0 rrE BABr a csrtaiu pgusier
10 Cincinnati. interested 10 tae street car
lines % The city. recently received an aiii.
ton % bis family, AMI q friend met hin
twO OF three days Afterwards.
"Ielloi' wAs the greeting stranger Al
yogr house. hear.
Yes" wAs The reply.
"A BOY or grip
"Glfl, I'm right sorry. too, f1r want
"a BOY 80 I could call bin oscar
"DOnt LEI that disturb you, rcmNkei
ths other wretch, "call her Car'line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
INSULT ADDED To ISJusv.-La,s q

"RoUoH ON PAIS PosoUsKp plastic,
tightening. improved, the beet FOR bscs.
sehe. pains In chest OF aide. rheumatism. neu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

-"All ihA, man hath will he give tor
biz life" labor. WEAKNESS. hunger,
cold. ate as nothing in the balance agAins,
liberty. And yet he wall sell himself.
little by little. 10 q habit tina, makes
him a slave. lie only i free whose body
j. the seryan, OF his soul. and whose soul
il the seryAnt Of God.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
soLID CouYOKr

Hvefy one lac. % take solid comfort
and u may be enjoyed BY everyone -ho
kesp. Kidney Wort In the house ani sses
fsw do.e. Al the nrst symptotns % 90
attack % Mslsrla. Rheumstism, Bilious
ness. J,undlce 90 any sf,ction % the Li'-
81. kiiasys or Bowels. IL ssparely sss
ctable compound OF roots. leave, aud Der.
fies knOsn - have special value 10 kidnsy
troubles. Aiici % these are remedies
acting directly on the liver AMI Bo-sls
II removes The cause % disease aui fOrti.
nss The system against new attacks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
. Rorau ~ lfcu

CArsERuAL TuRosr AFFECTIONS,
Hack ing. irritating Coughs, Colds, -pre Throat
cured BY Rough on Coughs.' froctss. iac.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
TIARRY.


u.-ENI0Mk.
Composed Of n letters.
MyI0. g.sT.s sis an English shrao.
Mya. 3. g. I, N l. before.
Nv n. .. lois an enemy.
My whole will be read with intsrest
IN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

And the many Throat Affections % children.
promptly, Pleasantly and safely relieved ~
Rough on COughsF Iroches ltc-. nAls.m -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27


uwf.is La tts rrurtfr fasf rIrffr ~ ilttis
~ flras ygars ga. uas tatfn Ii uHH cfcur
ID ...nrI e. n d. u0u'd No l..H sIfarsa.
laH0n. sH.a q Go family suggested ne -
~ AkFu's tuInaN Iffruutt bile "a
plIrh 49, aIeaYs keIi iu Ne hr.sf. ~
uafU.rI In fn.sfi al iIrluFnt tsfs, 81
O. lrf i1'' shi in 'fis tIfu haIi al h.uf ne
llNr fH.nf a.t if .'a f,sif ~.
A.. 90 tl1f i.r trIlnf liffohAi 80
t.r.I r.l ttfHnss Co. can foa uouief ~
Mra iuua HrrNrY"
o.. Wefi ia st.. Ass iofA. NAY q. is'''
% ave u..f Asrn's Cnrnnr rrcroaat
fH flnf Go s1frfsi fr1rs. an'i - 90.
$3.50. d. .....rHa If CO. H.oTf ersrilai
f.alI O. l.H.hf tUl c.l.see have ever
A. q. CASE
iiiscy,i,i v.,n. aiar,h %. i'sa
.ffr~ frff-'f years frcm nfourhit's.
arI rf.r frI .rr r.inI ifr.fi.fs uih 81 80
o.. Va ral,,. il 3D. 49, - Aatn's snsa-
ui.a.. N.s.. Afri q. i's2
.f.....ff ..h .n Praise = Arrns
f.a I..Hf. ..ff.Us N - "a!
f.tff l.s a.. fl.lli ..ur sInre lave dsi
o.. ....f ....ar u uukaugN.'
I....U.l. I.t.s. Arrn g. b.
n. r,ss n sn sG rfI.a q ~ threat o.
n.ss st.ln ut.rt fra .f A. greatly rsi.sfsi
b. o. a.. ~ Arrns curaHv fncroAAi-
a. usll a'rfrf ealr shsu Ne dissAss
49, already isIoa.i tls coutroi u nssiis'ns'
rarrAnrp ~
Dr.Jc.Ayef&Co. Lowell, Mass.
soil tI al fTusxsiA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

"kOCom on ITCn.
. Rough ON Itch cures Humors. Erupti0ns.
ring~orn, letter. sAlt rheum. frosted feet. chill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
Rot-ou oxCon.a

PNpiiAtion, DropsioAl s-ellins.. Dizziness, In
Headache. slcepiessness cured ~
" Wells Health Remover
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.

Communications Coz his Department shs Md
b. sent ne ciltor. W. n. EAsrsAs. tAst sum
ner. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
PRETTY WoxK~

"ROUGu ON ToOTHAcHE
Instant relief for NeuralEis. IoothAchs. faee
ache. Ask for Rough on foothAche- IS and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
wuoortNa CouoH,

4" Wells Health gsne-er- restores health snd
yigor, cures Dyspepsia, etc. o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

.f.a .Hf.nas.a.I. 81. 4. nt n flf'ff
..rHaf.I.. '.E.. Id. HII 'afi
...II uIII..at ..r.n. lie Ni. i.It
..... ... u tI.f AlIE's tuffth ltt.
....I. which rlIrfoi ny larlt. irdrtfl
f... nnf nnnrlrd ~ the RS tftfsettf
I.r recovery q ~ stfensin' ~ tl'
..f 49, a az fIlIUuht fffuas
.Ha als sIslfff } lu uUu e. itaft
Ell. I..a ga hearty. ari am fti.tnel lpnf
tnINfa lIfruukt SAVED BE-.
InuHfI IhInuuuruIh.
I.Ineham. ", Ju'y o.. it.i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
- ROTOR on Rsrs "

RoUGH oS CouGus."
A. for R0ash on Coughs Coz Colyhs, COILS,
sore Throat. huarssness Trochss. -. lisuia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

n you are falling. broken. -orn DOT ant ner.
yous. use "wel.s' Health Renswer.- 81. Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

kOUou on PAfS POKOUsKD PLASTER.
strengthening. improved, the best Or bach
ache, pains IN chest Or side. rheumatism. neu'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

are Losing yOsI sTiR on Nc, y, Wells .nl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

s. .se y, .Pgla retain .-a.s,. sss ',
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Asa for Wells" Roash on Cons- ls>, Quios
complete cure. llard of -on C0rns. Bauions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Clear. cot Rat. Nice. reaches. nies. snis. BE-
beg, skunks, chigmunss. gophsfs- ~.
DrugEists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

I-CukRkpE-
Nv drsi Il quite wet;
Next l. part Of = bower
Nv whole Il on seen
Just amer shower.
HARRN.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-22
!!

For the benefit of suffering humanity, and in
heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful result
asem 1t only my duty to give this unsecissd
wife has been afflicted with hereditary K .zema
or Salt Rheum from herinfancy. 1t has increas-
ed IN intensity with each succeeding spring,
and being somewhat skilled in medicine nv
self, tried every remedy conld think of for
years--Sarsapariila com bined with every form
lotions and alkali washes of every known kind,
but they all gave only temporary relief. Dur
ing the spring of 1884 her lower extremities be-
came so infaned ard ore that she was Obliged
10 keep them constantly coated with covering
of 'Fullers Earth" " mixed wet and allowed to
dry oh Among other things she afflicted
resp arly every seven days. sometimes fellow
ed by an intermittent fever Cor weeks at a time,
SO that her life became a burden to her.
This spring determined she shoald take g.
E. s. acd follow strictly the directions in re-
gard to dose, diet. etc This was about seven
the inflammation beg gan to subside. After the
third ottie he Inflammation disappeared. and
sore spots DR. led up and turned white and .raly,
and finally she brushed them off in an impalpa-
BILE white powder resembling pure salt. She is
now taking the sixth bottle three tablespoon
iul four times daily; Every, appearance of the
dlsesse has gone and her flesh is becoming soft
white and smooth again; aud Whist is more. her
periodical headache have disappeared and she
IS n9w, ats years of age. enjoying the onl
good hea tn she has known for upwards of iG
years. No wonder she declares with emphasis
that every bottle. of S. s. S. is worth thousand
time lis weight in gold.
Any further information concerning her case
will be cheerfUlly given by herself at her resid-
ence lS5 Mullett Sweet, or by me
JOHN F BRADLEY, a Griswold St.
Detroit. Mich, May l6 .SS5.
Be sure to set the genuine, and send for
Ire-tise on Blood and SKIN iseases, f1ee.
For sale by all druggists
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer g. Atlanta Ga
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-22

by o negative vote that it is not the
truth; because We sll feel that it is the
truth. We do not declare by our
action that VIC endorse what every
member says about the proposition. Ii
Judge Campbell has got up to fight
itg pitch, / am glad OF it. 1 like to see
it. 1 would like to see every man in
the territory get to fighting pitch so
he would be ready to shoulder arms to
get it. We would not be likely to
accomplish much, but l would like to
see them in the frame of mind. We
have the right, and # we do not claim
it we ought to go home at once.
We have the absolute right granted to
us by the constitutions right which
has not only been granted to us by the
constitution Of the United States, but
we have the pledged faith of congress
that if We will come here and settle these
public lands and organize communities,
just as BOOB as we have sufficient pop.
ulation and resources to form state
government it will admit us into the
union. This is legal right. It is
constitutional right. We cannot enforce
it, but we can declare it in the constitu-
tion which We propose shall take effect
when congress shall say, you are ad-
ullttu luLO VIC uulOu Vi 6ldteSs w Chu
declare these principles, and that is all.
to grow out of this. Our friend
here, Judge Campbell is COM
bative. The very cut of
his coIntenance and figure is comba-
tive. have known him five or six
years. [ have met him at the bar I
have had him before me when [ was
presiding in court. He is always COM
oatiye when anybody comes at him.
Laughter. He has the kindest of in
tentions. He merely states with much
more emphasis than we can state it,
Just what We all believe"
Lowthian Of Grant, after few re-
marks moved the adoption of the clause
offered by Campbell of Yankton, which
prevailed by vote of As to II.
Britton of Spink offered as an addi-
tionsl section that the enumeration of
rights as made shall not be construed to
| abridge or deny rights not enumerated.
The committee then arose and report
ed its action, with Kellam of Brule tenn
porarily in the chair. A motion was
| made to adopt the report, when Judge
Edgerton. who was on the floor, asked
division of it SO as to secure separate
action on Campbell's resolution. The
remainder was adopted.
When Campbell's resolution came up,
Moody moved an adjournment. Some
confusion ensued, when Judge Edger-
ton, not understanding that the motion
had been made, undertook to speak. A
point of order regarding the motion to
adjourn was made while Edgerton COM
menced speaking, who said he only
wanted five minutes. The motion to ad-
journ was put, however. and resulted in
tie 36 to 36-whereupon the chair
declared 1t in the affirmative.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-22

Major Hanson, of Yanktop, has in
troduced into the constitutional conven.
tion resolution providing that the rate
on taxation for state purposes shall new
er exceed four mills: when the assess
ment is $50, 100000 it shall not exceed
three mills; when Sl00,00O,OC0 it shall
not exceed two-except in great emer-
gencies induced by invasion, etc. the
legislature may by two-thirds vote in
crease the rate. This IS in the nature of
an amendment to the report of the-com-
mittee on revenue and finance, which
provides for state tax not to exceed
one and one. half per cent. on the asses
sed valuation, and u special tax IN case
OF deficiency; also bond interest tax
OF one.half Of one per cent. We do not
believe the convention will do SO rash a
thing as to adopt this particular clause
of the committee report The rate OF
taxation proposed by Maj or Hanson is
sufficient and the rate provided by the
committee is out of all reason and would
constitute fatal defect in the instru
ment to be enacted.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-22

The Oldest Bookstore in the territory.
gVe continue to offer to our many
-atrons all the new and popular works
Of the day at eastern prices. In this de-
,artment may be found everything re-
CURED Gn tho stationery ins) in the
cttce. store or chool house. Writing
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daily 2ress and 9akotaiaa
rs PUBLISHED
EVERY EvEEINa-EXCEpTING UNDAYs

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: BY carriers, per
month. $1,co; per year. $1200; by mail, per
month, S5 cents; per year, 5000.
Office on Third Street. Press and Dakotaian
block.
BOWEN g. KINGsBURY. Propts.
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The finest branus of imported and
domestic cigars, wholesale and retail, a.
+. Slaughter's, Schoregge's block.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-22
excelsior Book Store. - Wholesale and Retail.

paper, envelopes and blank books made
a speciality. We also carry the largest
stock of ewWALl PAPERS -@a
offered in the market. Our prices
will always be found reasonable. Third
street, bet. Cedar and Walnut SITS.
PURDY & BREOHT.
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feoR BLANKS OF ALL KINDS 20 In
the Pressland DskotaiAn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-10
Summer 746.

gum 5friese. ollie Bldee, auf Die man
einen @nsriff Ser @nsldnber iiir6tet. wer:
ben beieiiist. Gin enslii5er Oampfer unN
suei Oompis 8arfahsa iihb pon &ungum
NIT Sruppeu unb Rriessuateriul nut Der
birmaniiden @rem,e absesansem. Sn RaIs
tutta tamen WabrassS Sruppen fir bic birs
manifde @rpeoitiou on. Man glaubt, ouB
bieie in b09itsns 3wei bis brsi Wuden beis
iamnen urb bic 6abrt ro6 WanbaInp ans
tretsn nerbe. SSrantrsi6 piro ii6 in teis
ner @eiie in BEN Streit einmii6sn. Serr
.. Srepcinet Ipa girma ben &atb ertbeilt
baben, f4 NIT England absufinben. 0ie
fransDHi@e Gesieruns wil Der ensIiiden
bic Geriiheruns ertbeilt baben, SaB Sranfs
reid mad feirem Trotettorat iiber Birma
tradte unb bort iberbnupt teinsu wsitersn
9ortbsil iuds, ais beu abiblnb einss
9anbelsuertrass.
aui Der Yalfanbalbiniel III nod als
les bsim gtlteu. SdOn mebrersmals warb
oas @eradt teIesrapbirt, oaB bic Ssrbsn
in YuIsarisn einsefaIIen ieisn, bod ideint
oieie gla@ridt ii9 nidt bsltdtist gu babsn.
Dur iniofern lit cine gsnbsruns Der Gage
einsstrstsn, aIs in Sophia cine &spolution
ausseb,oden iit, bic uon 9anllauiiten am
ssitiftet worben in. Ser srite glan Der
geridmOrer sins bobin. i'm uddifeu Sabre
cine SispsIution an;u5ettsln. Der Yin:
ians iogte nit elmer gaIaitrepoIte ses
madt, Yrirs NIsranSer ermorbet, OOsr
bes 9brOnts entisst unS Bring 9ddos
las pou Wfontenesro ober beilsn
S9wieseriobn auf ben Gbron erbobsn
uno bann Die Union uou 8ulsarisn, OFT
rlmslisn, Ssrbieu unb Maeecouisu unter
siuem Scsptsr srtlart psrbsn. Dur6 bic
gorsanse in guIsarien warb bisier YIun
uereitelt, ober beiisr selast bsi9Ieunist,
bod i9lus er fell. Wfan bate ben Min;z
iterprdlioenten Serbien's &araueloff in Die
Ylane einssweibt, unb bur9 i'm uarb Der
Anldtaa auf oas 2eben bss Prinsen pon
8attenbers iett pereitslt. @ie es beiBt,
itanb RuBlanb binter benz eriten Mnidlas
bss panilapiifii5en 9omite's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-11-10
Eefesrap9ifGe 9spefIen.


gerIiu, 8. 9aop. 99ie bic ,9tcrbz
oeutide gllssueine 3eituns", Sismard's
Wtunbitid, iast, iinb MIR Die franS6fidst
Seiuitsn pon ben beuti6en Rolonien aus.
sei6lpHen worSen; beutide &atboliten bnS
Brotsitantsu erfreuen i6 slsi6sr &e6te.
Ous vSassblatt" beipri9t Die Moslidteit
bes llebersanses Der Sanopi9. synieln In
amerifariitsn geiis unb forbert bic beut.
i6en Sdnoler auf, ii9 bsi 3siten seaen
ben Mitbsiuerb ser 9lmsr,taner in Sapau,
gorea nnb gbina 3n idiiseu.
Berlin, 5. gtop. Die @esieruma pirb
Die vSoltsseituns" wessn Bsleibisuns bes
Gsarsn CUR Strafe siebsu, neil tas YIatt
in einem Mrtitel ben Nusbruf ,csarilder
Oespotismus" aebraudt bat.
Sn elmer seltern abssbalteaen gericmn,;
lung bes beuti9en &olonial. Sereins wurbe
bei9lofsn. cine Gommiiiion our glusmabl
sssisneter Buntte fir bsuti6e aniieolnnasu
mad gralilisn gu ienben.
Seferrei& f. llnsarn.
Yeit, 8. 9top. Cine MiIitar. Commit
iion bat Gsmssuar unb anbsre Std6te bins
lt1tlid Der llnterbrinsuns perlpunoeter
SOloatsn bsiidtist. @s bsibt, baB Ser
@iienbabnuertebr swiiden groo in 8oss
nien unb Ssraiewo bebufs Der Grleihtsruna
Der 9eiOrperuns 0iterreiAii9sr Gruppen
iiir pier Gage einseltellt lit.
glus bem Satitan.
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