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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-02-19

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| The state of Missouri, at the relation
and to the use of NJ. F. Strock, collector of
the Revenue for the county of Adair, state
| of Missouri, plaintiff,
| AGAINST
| Samantha C. Warner. W. A. Gleason and
Joseph NJ. Ivie, defendants,
PETITION FOR TAXES.
Now on this 18th day of February. 1886.
! comes the above named plaintiff, by his at
torney, before the clerk of the circuit court of
Adair Co. and state OF Missouri and files his pe-
tltion in the above entitled cause alleging
among other things that the defendants
Samantha c. Warner andW. a Gleason are non
| residents OF the state of Missouri, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served up
ON them, and prays that they be summoned by
publication. Wherefore ii is ordered by said
clerk invocation that public ition be made mott
| flying said defendants that an action has been
commenced against them by petition in the
circuit court OF Adair county, Missouri, the
object and general nature of which is to OBJ
| tam judgement against said defendants for
| the sum of four and 73-10O dollars, acprea-ate
amount of taxes for :he year 1854. and levie,
upon and against tie real estate hereinafter
described owned b. the defendants Said taxes
due and delinquent on said land, with inter
est thereon as provided by law, together with
| commission, attorneys fees and costs of said
declared lien in favor of the state of :, is
souri on tine following described lands, to-
wit:
| q 5O-10O acres in the south east quarter of
the north east quarter of section T. township
| 62, OF range ID, described as follows: com
menclng at the north east corner of the south
east quarter of the northeast quarter of sec
ton No. IN said township and range thence
west 10 rods, thence south 23sl degrees.
thence westsl4 rods, thence south 63 degrees
thence west 26rods, thence south 28Jz deSrrees.
thence west IA rods, thence south ~ degrees.
thence west 16 rods, thence south IL DEGREES.
thence west % rods, thence east 81 rods
thence north IS 10-25 rods to place OF begin
nlng. And also to enforce said lien and to
obtain decree for the sale of said real estate.
or SO much thereof as may be necessary. to
satisfy SAID judgement, interest, commission.
fees and cost
And unless you Samantha C. Warner and
W. A Gleason the said defendants be and an
pear at the next regular term of the circuit
court OF Adair county, Missouri, to begun at
tne Court House in Kirksville OIL the 2nd
Monday in April, 1886, and answer o,plsai b,
SAID petition on or before the sixth day = a
term of court, Should the term so Ion
tinue, and If not, then before the end g., q.
term, the same will be taken as cor fesseG.
anu judgement rendered as asked for il PLAN
un petition. 1t is further ordered Shat a
copy OF this order be published in the Weekly
Giaphic, weekly newspaper published in
saio AGAR county, for four weeks successiyelv.
the iast insertion to be at least four weeks be
iore the commencement of the next term of
this court "a
A true copy. Attest WI. Asu1ocr.
Clerk
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A very pleasant half day was
spent by a GRAPHIC reporter in the
Public schools of this place
Wednesday. We have not space
to mention the different schools
grades and teachers in this issue
but will do so at some time in the
future. We can unhesitatingly say
however, that our public schools
are doing excellent work and that
for intelligence and advancement
our Public school shildren have no
superiors in the State. We would
be pleased to see that, not only
parents, but the pupils, esteem it
a privilege to aid in making the
Kirksville schools the very best in
the West.
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Col Bob Ingersoll is creating
somewhat of a sensation by declar,
ing that civil service reform is a
lie and Offensive partizanship" a
clumsy fraud, and it begins to lool.
as II Bob was about half right.
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Mr.. B. L. Hamilton, of Kinks
vile, one of the prominent Short
Horn breeders of Adair county.
favored us with call Wednesday
Mr.. ID. will take an active part at
the big short-horn sale on April
5th.-LaPlata Press.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION In VACA
TI0N.

In the circuit court of Adair county, Mis-
souri,, April term, 1856
The state of Missouri at the relation and to
the use for NJ. +. Strock, collector of the Rev
enue for the county of Adair, state of missouri,
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Greenberry Greer and the unknown heirs
of James Broyles, Defendants.
PETITION FOB TAXES.
Now on this 10th day of February, 1886,
comes the above named plaintiff, by his at
torney, before tho clerk of the circuit court of
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KIRKSVILLE MARKETS.

EGGS-15c per doz
BUTTER-12 to 90
OLD HENS to 34c per pound
FEATHERS-40c
OATS-22c
HAY-SS.00
FLAX SEED-9Oc
BEANS-50c to LOO
HOGS-3.00 to 8. 65
COWS & HEIFERS-Fat II to p
BEESWAX-20c
TALLOW-5c
LARD-6 to 7c
HORSESHOE
CORN 35c
WHEAT-75c
RYE-40c
POTATOES-6O to 7Oc
BULLS & STAGS-1 to 21
MILK COWS d CALVES-s20
to S35
BOOSTERS s1.5O per doz
YOUNG CHICKENS-3c
STEERS-Common 2 to 2bc;
good light q to 800; good
heavy 81 to 400
TIMOTHY SEED-s1.6O to 2.OC
GREEN APPLES 60
ONIONS-40 to SOC
TURKEYS-Live 5per lb
GEESE-s s3.15 per doz.
! DUCKS-4c per lb.
RABBITS SOC per. doz.
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1t is likely that we shall have an
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and one for the War Department,
as bills have been presented to that
effect
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The following persons we're appointed
road overseers for the current year.
Morrow tp.-J II Ford. district /; ia
cob Haffner. district .; Benson Raines,
district 3; Jas Abernathy. district 4: Isaac
Braden. district 5; Jas II Fort, district 6.
Nineveh tp.-S r Hannah, district 1;
B F Mathews. district 2; Adam ShOop,
Jr.; district 8; VIM Cutler. district 4, JnO
| Hamilton, district 8; d J Wharton,
district6.
Liberty tp-G W Stage. district ]; VIM
Biakely. district =; WIN Burchard, district
3; Adam Darr. district 4; Samuel Vice.
district .; John inder. district 6.
| Walnut tp.-T A Hulse. district !; Wm
PinKeIton, district .; Chas Rankin. dis
rrict 3; JAS Long. district 4;Joseph Berry.
district 8: VIM Belllield, district G.
Pettis tp.-Geo Miller. district l. J B
| Hawkins. district 2; james Heron. dis
rrici 3: B Hawkins. district 4: l. . Hol-
croft. district 5; Geo Anspach. district 6.
| Salt River tp.-NewtOn Corbin. di--
yict ]; J VI Morrow. district 2; q w Nor
row. district 3: Levi AXton. district d;
John "ahaffy district .; Jno t Reynolds.
district 6.
Clay tp.-J G Dunham. district l. Chas
Sweet. district 2: Augustus Bookout, dis
/ L
let >; 4 VI DeMoney. district 6; John
DAILY. district Z: Frank Lord, district s;
Perry d Kirk. district 9.
Wilson tp.-Wm Sohn district |: Sam
uel Chadwell, district 2;Jas Newton; dis
trict 3; Mike Monroe, district 4; Adam
Rowe. district 3; II o RYAN. district 6;
Jesse McDermitt. district Z; A. Miles, dis
trict s: 5 r Bates. district 8.
Benton tp.-W Mex Waddill, district
|; VIM F Willis. district 2; Oliver Cain.
district 3: w A Falkenstein. district 4;
VIM Newton. district 5: L. ] Beall.
district G; A Townsend, district Z; E w
Nyher. district s; B Andrews. district
10; Luther N Willis. district l3; Ransom
Pearce. district IA.
Polk tp-Benj Lewis. district ]; John
Hit. district 2; Jno W Hardin, district g.
John Horton, district 4.
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KIRKSyIILE. MO-
7. E. Sublette, Proprietor.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1886
Senator Beck's bill has been
favorably reported.
The question of submission
is growing one. Submission will
submit.
1t is estimated that
100000 cattle perished within
q radius of 100 miles from
Fort Dodge, Kansas, and that at
least 100 persons we're frozen to
death in that state during the cold
weather since the first of January.
Keep away from Kansas.
a stranger entering our
post Office while the mail is being
delivered would at once conclude
that our post Office quarters are
very much cramped. Either the
old building will have to be used
entirely as post Office or an addi-
tion will have to be built for the
accommodation of the public.
We have spoken a number
of times of the advantages a fair
would be to Kirksville and Adair
court. A number of persons are
now working the matter up, the
people are becoming enthusiastic
upon the subject, aud all who ia
vor Adair County having the best
fair in Missouri, with the opening
next fall, will be given an oppor.
tunity of getting to the front.
Each day it is becoming
more and more apparent that TIE
question of license or no license
prohibition or non prohibition
must be submitted to the people
The people are the ones to decide
this question and the next legisla
ture will be asked to permit then
to make the decision. Submission
men should be elected to the mex
Legislature.
The last few days of fin
weather remind us that spring ant
seed time are drawing near. Ever,
indication points to an abundan
crop in 1886, but it is impossible t,
successfully raise a crop if goot
seed is not planted. Take time b,
the forelock. Test the seed now
both oats and corn, that you ma,
know hat you are planting ant
what to expect of it.
1t is thought that broom
corn next season will com
mand the highest price ever know,
for that product in this country
The production has fallen off to al
alarming extent and good broor
corn is to-day worth 15c per poun'
or $500 per ton. Give the boys
chance by permitting them
plant an acre and have the none
they obtain for it, as their owl
All that may be produced will fn
ready market at good prices.
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[. B. Marmaduke, who has been
in Kirksville for several months
has returned to Macon to remain.
Democrat.
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Hon. VIM. E. Coleman, will be
a candidate for reelection. He
has made the most efficient super
intendent OF schools the state ever
had. He is just the man for the
place. The Democrat moves that
his nomination be made unani-
mous.-Shelbina Democrat.
Second the motion, Bro. Hosel-
ton. A more intelligent, energetic
and conscientious gentleman could
not be selected. Would to Goo
that we had a man just like Mr.
Coleman at the head of every insti.
tuition of learning in our state
Monroe City News.
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TuiQ DHEEE may ce found on nIo nj 9s.
tUio TINT En- 2. Rowel q Cos VswIpapr
Advertising Bureau l0syrUce % LrhSrs slysr.ts
ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN VACA-
Tl0N.

In the circuit court of Adair county, Mis-
souri,, April term, 1886.
The state of Missouri, at the relation and to
the use of NJ. F. Strock, collector of the reve-
nue. for the county of Adair, State of Mis-
souri,, Plaintiff,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION In VACA-
TI0N.

In the circuit court of Adair county, Mis-
souri,, April term 1856.
The state of Missouri, at the relation
and to the use of NJ. F. Strock, collector of
the Revenue for the county of Adair, state
of Missouri, plaintiff,
AGAINST
Samantha C. Warner, W. A. Gleason and
JOseDh NJ Iyie defendants
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County Court Pro, . ,dlngs

seniainco III SESSION uVe udys, buu
transacted the following business.
d. H. Hughes, petition for road,
dismissed.
Merit Hustled, road declared pub
lie highway.
B. F. Thornburg, road to be de
clared a highway when petitioners
pRy $40 damage Cor w. c. Elmore.
J. T. Daugherty, road to be de-
clared public highway when peti
toner's pay $500 damage to VIM
Wilson and $1,000 to D. MeDermott
A. K. Collett, G. w. Cain and
Phillip Lambert were appointed to
assess damage on John Harris road
Geo. J. Boon, road declared a pub
ic highway.
7. E. Wilson, petition continued
c B. Policy, Lewis Spriggs and
Ira Snyder were appointed jury TO
assess damages on Edward Slzemore
Dad.
The Surveyor was ordered to view
and locate the following roade:
Isaac Coonfeld's, John G. Dyer's,
hos. Rankin's and S. a. Vaughn's.
Alfred Story road declared pub
lie highway.
j. E. Anderson's petition contin
ued
John Mahaffey, road declared 3
public highway.
W. FL. Swisher's, Geo. w. Farr's,
Geo. w. Moot's, Geo. Everhart's,
Isaac Keller's and Richard Forbes
school fund mortgages were released
| w. J. Ashlock's settlement as Cir
cult Clerk was approved.
S. r. Dunham's bond as Constable
of Salt River TIP. approved.
| d. B. Cook appointed Constabl'
Of Pettis Township.
| j. NJ. Wilds and J. c. Kibler wer.
.rauted license to run billiard hall
III the town of Ki.ksvilie.
| S. S. Mclaughlin, Co. Clerk, WA
ordered to make out an abstract o
ne expenditures of Adair County fc
the year ending Jan. 3lst, 1886.
The valuation of the Wabash, ST.
Louis & Pacific R. R was raised t,
$4,000 per nile for main track anc
$4,000 per mile for side track.
Three days poll tax were levie,
for the current year.
! NJ J. Ross settlement as Count,
Treasurer was approved.
Wm. II. Harreli's motion to com
, promise tax was sustained.
The following warrants w.re OF
lered issued on the Treasurer:
Robt. Lorenz, rent Prob. Office 500
Masonic Hall Association. rent 1872 81
=, W. J. Ashlock. con ct expenses 1872
, Cadogan & Hatcher, blk books, 22.5
, WI Ashlock, index, mort. etc. 119 g.
J. II. Kinnear, Jail expense, 25.3
stove, zinc, etc, 1872
, mattresses for jail, 3.5
W. F. Kibbler, 5 cords wood, $50
| w. J. Ashlock, costs State VS..
Rouse, 112
w. J. Ashlock, costs State VS..
Garrett, % 3
W. J. Ashlock, costs State vs..
i Smith & Larkins, 27.2
Abel Scofeld, road juror, As
s. c. Vice, 80
w. H Bozarth, 60 Z" 80
John Linder, axman on road, 20
/ S. G Zeig er. chairman g 90
q ". p Llnder, .r, '' g 30
w FLinder, Sr, fagman on road2 0
AR Bowman, damages on road, 200
Z" chainman :. 5
|. q. V. Phipps, road overseer,, ID 6
4 John 81. Ford, :. s.. 20.9
Rufus Ellsworth, '' % s
Jno. A. Hamilton, g go
David Capps, g ~
e VIM. Pinkerton, So 80 so
e w. E. Bliven, 1875
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PETITION FOR TAXES.

Geo. McMahon, R. G. Harrison, Thos. f.
McGrew, Defendants,
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Eera as.

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tangels, bas anbere eine Dirne aus els
mem 8orbea.
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I'm &opf fam aber ni9t sefunbeu
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M. &. Sullipan bon San Nntonio eli
mes pl6blihen Sooes an 6er3waHer.
fnat. Ser @srforbene binterlieB $l12
baares.@elb.
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: aus Norbbaufen, 12. ssan.. uirb

Nus yt0r0Dau1en, IL. eyan., tDir0
gemelbet: Na9oem in Der Nngeleaen.
belt besBranntmein=M =Monopols Bic itdbtz
f@en 8eb6roen, Die Qanbelstammer,
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ten, iouie bic Spritbdnbler, bann in
8olfsneriamlungen unb bic "a B0tt6erz
meiiter, bic rs 86ttdergeiellen unb bic
285 8rennereisNrbeiter petitiouem an
ben guuoesratb, ben &si9sfan3ler, BEN
9anoelsminiifer un6 ben &ei6stag un
abmenbung beg Monopols geridiet
baben, gebt eine fold5e an ben 6iiriten
8ismarf unb an ben &ei9stag geri1tete
petition ber geiammten 8iirgerfdcft
3ur nnterfdrift BON Saus gu 0ous, in
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proteitirt tpiro. IS beiBt barin, baB
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Norobauiens obne llnteri1ieb ber
pOlitll@en @eiinnung, in Bsitiir3ung
uno groBe SOrgen fit fid uab um bic
3ufunit ibrer Bateritabt periebt tpors
ben iei. gs bebeute bic ginfiiarung
zines tol1en @eieges fiir Jtorobauiert,
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oebnten einbelmilden Grmerbsaweiges
ber grtnaetelen bireft uno inblrett 3u
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bic Verarmung ibrer 8emcbner. (Norb-
bauien fiibrt 20 Wtillionen Slter 5priris
tus ein uub uerfeneet $4,000. 600 2iier
8raunipeia fiir olIidbrli1 rano IL Mils
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6remoen 8erfsbr bier Iei bur1 baB
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alitdt Norbbaulens iei uuD i'm Msi1.
einsig in ieiHer 9lrt baitebe, elm iebr
Iebbafter. NQe iibrigen bieiigen Snons
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II, ousnebnenber Weiie untsrftlbt bur1
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2omnlunaaaiten Der 5taot 5u ertsagen.
IS tuirb meiter ausgeftibrt, baB Norbs
bauien but9 bic glnfiibrung bes Mono.
pels cine berlafene arme Gommune nit
enttpertbeten @ruabitiiden unb einem
&eite nerarmter ginnpbner perben
tuiir6e.
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Cine ,peiie @eforu,.

Oie @euobnbsit. gbinin in madtisen @aben
als elm @esensift seeen malariid)e aranfbetten
an5upenfen, berrfd,te einmal 70. bab iie gefdbr.
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@idt NUT bas publifum, foubern bic Aerote
baben, felbftuerftdnblid nidt bolig, aber bod
in srobem Mabe s oH etter's Magem.
bittereS aIs Elm fideres, botanii9es grlat.
mitteI fir bas beroerbIiae altaloib ansenonl.
men. Die 6oIsen biefes 8e@fels iinb boaft
bidtis. Se.t perben SditteIfroF Yatientsn
sebeilt-friber wsirben ibre 2eiben nur auf eine
Belt lang sslinbert Ober baIb seb'ilt -ba bas
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bon atDeibeutiser art, ionbern entfdieben unb
befriebisenb nno bic Aueueu, ous benen es
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qana tlar iei, fimmte bod ni9t re9t
flr feinen @emiitbs3ultanb. @s fab in
ibm iosar re9t Mir unb tpiiit aus; aber
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gen maren elaftii9 dno auberfi9tlib.
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beitimnten punft i'm Ssppib. Sein
@efi9t nuroe eruitbafter.
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pIbbli9 beiterten fi1 feline Nfienen
tpieber nit benz Musbrud b6liglter 3us
frieoenbeit auf: er bate sefunoen, mas
er geiu9t bate.
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ber iiber iein neues 9aiein batte euts
ideiben folleu, batte er iid) auf ben
seKel am Slid gemorfen uub bas Seps
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bate er, luenn i'm niat M(les tduibte.
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| ols @elo unb @ut: 93oemil
lGortfetuua foIat.l
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= Cine origineIIe MaBresel, bic min.
6eitens ben 8eifall elmer Mnsabl bon
Grauen finben blrfte. wnr6e in
Oeiterrei@ getrofen. gs ioll ndmlid
tein nerbeiratbeter 6ltrei9ii9er @taats=
biirger fRrberbin obne ausbrtidlife gin=
uilligung ieiner @begattin einen Meiie=
paB fiir bas Nuslanb erbalten. Die
tpun6eri@6ne Yerfasung tpurbe iogar
i9on 3Hm @egenfiano elmer Snterpellas
tion i'm uieoel 6ifrei@ii9en 2anDtage ge=
mad3t, unb bic 6rageiteler erbaten fi9
bon Der Regierung cine Musfunft barii=
ber, rbur@ wel6e uria9en bic MaBregel
bernorgerufen uurbe"2
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syntereif ute erfabrs,,,aes,. i.

Der M0bslbdnbler Stram Cameron in Go.
sHSs .s.s mi st. ssspGt IT. esss @st 's 5 .n 9:
ben perfu@t oas fi@ i'm SanbeI befinbst, aber
obne Griols, bic i'd enbli@ gleetrie Bittera
esbran9te. Sd nabm Glaf6en unb bin ieti
gdn3id seheilt unb balte GleetrieBitters fir ben
beFen Blutreiniger in ber @elt 1taior u. 3.
aeso bon @eif. eiberty, ab., sebraudte electric
Bitters 9egsn lan9e befebenOe NierenaFettion
uno iaSt: sNi@ts bat mir 70 gebclfen, old
gsrfauft su so Gents bic GIaf@e bel u
Dreib.
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@dpla, @ilIarn : @alpp,t

Den 8eiu9ern meines 8iflarb.
Galons, ionie benz publifum i'm NlI,
gemeinen aeige i9 biermit On. baB id
bonn /. Mdr3 ab bic Rontrole iber bic
8tlaros ielbft iibernebme. oa 6err %.
s. glart ii@ auf ieineu eisenen @unid
berdnbert.
Gom /. Mdr5 on ineroen Bel mir brei
ber feiniten BilIarftifdbe, pie lie bon
ben eriten 8iliaroipieIern Der WeIi
benust werben, gu finben iein.
15,1.t-1-3] u. @9nIa.
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Ser Gtrife In hen Ghinner,

Ser 6trite in ben Spinnereiem
unb Webereieu BON ct. Quentin bebnt
f@-tpie borausgeiagt tpurbe-immer
mebr uno itebr aus. Die @triter mos
den iebr ldrnienbe 9emonfrationen
unb man glaubt, baB es 3u erniien
4uftritten fomn,t, tuenu f9 bic 6abris
tanten nod ldnger tpeieern, auf bic
Gorberunsen ber Grbeiter einsuseben.
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= Cine &nsabl in Weft preuten
unb in Der prOoin3 poien eri4eiuenbem
pclnii9er 8ldtter linb confiseirt morben
regen .abipre@snber BeurtbeiIung Der
@egierung in Der Grage ber polenaus.
iueiiung.
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= Die altbemdbrte Girma 6. %.
@ail 6 Ut in Baltimore bebauptet
nod INNER ben erften &a1a unter ben
9abatfabrifanten bieies 2anbes. 5bre
Gabrifate fiir &au9er unb @mnupfer
finb nit &e9t bic populdrifen Sorten.
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= Die Sadie 1T sans flar, faste er Dor
r@ ger, tndbrenb er beitdnbis auf' unb
abmari@irte.
Aber bic berubisenbe 0erR@eruna.
bic er ii@ segeben bate, baB bic @a@e
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- Die Norbb. 3eiiuns bebauptet.
aus f9erer AuelIe 3u mipen. boB ote
beuti9e @esieruns cine Abf9nd9uug
Der Wtaigeiete norbat, Tim ii6 babur9
bic untertiibung Der llltramontanen
ftir Sas @@napsmonopol su fi@ern.