davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01


Gov. Proctor Knott of Kentucky has
.old the following story 10 a Cincinnati
Enquirer man. The incident happened
while Knott was in Congress: Il had
run down to New York. said he. for a
few days, and while there | met my
friends from the old Commonwealth.
They were all Majors, and Colonels,
and had never been out Of the state
before. They insisted that 90 around
with them to call on \. I. Stewart,
l explained to them that my presence
could do them no good; that | didn' {
tain that he didn't care anything for
me. The truth of the matter was,
didn't want to give the old gentleman
any chance to humilitate me in any
way. as had heard a good deal of his
gruf1iness. But my friends said they
would 90 anyhow. That night ! went
to one of the theatres, and had nice
seat in the parquet. CHANGING TO the
right, / saw my constituents in box,
nodding and smiling to me. | returned
the salutiOn, and an acquaintance near
me remarked that my friends must be
intimate with A. L. Stewart.
why SOP Inquired in astonish-
ment
Because they are IN his private
box, which engages by the year, aud to
which only his intimate friends are
invited.
when the curtain went down after
the first act ] strolled around to in
quire. They had called on Mr.. Stew
art at his counting room. The mer-
chant looked up grimly, and Col.
Boone stepped forward as spokesman
and unbOsomed an avalanche of native
elOquenee.
Mr.. Stewart. said he, we are a
party of native Kentuckians seeing the
sights We have been to Washington,
sir. and called upon the President,
uDon Gen. Sherman. the members of
the Cabinet, and the most distinguished
statesman of the national capital, and
now. sir. we feel that our trip would
not be complete should we 90 home
without seeing the Napoleon of mer-
chants. who has made for himself q
name that is celebrated the world over
and who has more talent in his line
than the statesmen and Generals we
have called on have in theirs. Now,
Mr. Stewart, we Will not detain You a
moment; we have paid our respects
and we viii go.
MIR. Stewart would not allow it,
though. He threw down his pen and
conducted them through his establish
ment personally. After they had
made the rounds they found an elegant
collation. awaiting, including cham
payne and old Kentucky bourbon. As
they were departing the great mer-
chant shook each of them by the hand
and gave them cards admitting them
to his private box during their stay in
the city"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
WISE HEADS.
Nonspiouous College Presidents of
United

Conspicuous College Presidents of the
United States.
New York Sun: Charles William
Elliot the President of Harvard I'm
lyersity, was born in Boston, March,
1884. His father was Samuel Atkins
Elliot, author of the :. History of Har-
ward College" a member of Congress
from 1850 to 1855, and for eleven years
Treasurer of Harvard College At the
age OF fifteen the son entered Harvard,
and graduated in 1858 with high hon
ors. Immediately afterwards he was
appointed tutor of mathematics, and
held that until 1858, when he became as
sistant professor in chemistry. In order
to perfect himself in chemical research,
and to study the various methods OF
mathematical and literary education
in England and on the Continent. he
went abroad in 1868. resigning his pro-
fessorship. Returning home in 1865
he was appointed Professor of Chem.
istry and Metallurgy.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
PRESIDENT HYDE
OF BOWDOIN.
OF WILLIAMS.


tor of the Providence journal. was
elected to the United States Senate,
Mr.. Augell, though holding his place
IN the college, undertook to furnish the
leading articles for the journal, and
did so till 1860. He then resigned his
post in the college and was in editorial
charge Of the journal until 1866, when
he accepted tne Presidency of the Uni
versitv of Vermont. He held that Of
tice until 1871. when he accepted the
Presidency OF the University of Mchi-
gan. which had been declined by him
in 1869 In 1880 he was appointed by
HAYES Minister to China and also
Chairman of Il special commission TO
negotiate a treaty with China. That
commission negotiated two treaties,
one pertaining to commercial matters
aud one on Chinese immigration. In
October. 1881. he resigned the office of
Minister. and in 1882 resumed his du-
les at the University of Michigan.
President Seelye of Amherst has
been emluently successful as an educa-
tor, and the products of his pen have
enriched the literature of the day.
His persistent efforts to futher the IN
terests of Amherst College have been
rewarded by the prosperity of that in
stitutiOn.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

Bender and his family? You remem-
Der that they fled the country, or that
the papers so reported, and for months
we used to hear from one locality and
another of the fugitives being seen or
captured. Ihave reason 10 believe they
never got out of the state. nor vet a
hundred miles from that lone tavern
on the prairie, with its horrible cellar
underneath and its graveyard in the
rear. Bands of men were riding in
this OF that direction bent on vengeance.
and one of these overhauled the party.
have been told this on the best au-
thority. AS Bender had shown no
mercy toward the unsuspecting travel
ers, who were shot in the back from
that kitchen door as they ate at his
table, none was shown TO him or his.
They We're wiped out ard planted
where their bones will never be turned
up to the light of day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

Paul including steamboat trip 70 Nc
Gregor, Iowa.
The st. Paul Chamber of Commerce has
invited the President and his wife TO call
at that city during his expected tour on
the lakes.
Prof Thos. A. Chamberlain, OF Beloit
has elected President of the Wisconsin
State University at Madison, salary 5000
At Lancaster, Wis, Mrs. Tyrrell killed
her husband, aged 80 years, smashing his
head with plank.
The tenth anniversary ofthe Custer mas
sacrs was celebrated at Fort Custer on tho
BIRD
On the 23rd but one juror for the anarch
ist trial at Chicago had been secured.
Cliff T. Richardson of Hudson, Wis,
died on the 25.h after a lorg illness.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

EE-l ice President David Davis passed
away peacefully az bis residence il Bloom
iugton, III, st Is "a. 10. on the aith. NEeu
death come he was surrounded by his wife.
his son, George p. Davis aud wife; his SON
ja-Iow and daughter. Henry s. SwayEe
aud vife tie family physician. Hiram
T. !e-. Judge Lawrence Weldon, 81 the fed
ersl -ogr5 u claims; John ~ Walker,
brother Of tie deceased's first WIFE, and
David Davis Walker 8i So. Louis, nephew
ii she deceased. Judge Davis physician
saws the immediate cause OF his death vas
ers-5ls-Ias. tie outcome Of mai grant car
BANGLE which first appeared Aprh @l hut
that diabetes. which must have been lucld-
f1u-i1- working fer tg o years. was CHe prim-
airy cause, uua 60 IL is attributed his rapid
decline IT. flesh for wees before the end.
Zee was born In Ccci. county, Maryland. ca
fa- rla &c March. 1915. He was educated
a. Kenyon college. ohin, ard Harvard Law
: !. ID aud reE4Ysci tu Biooming'o or ii
$50 lie was appoint Ell hv .--1in- Judge
1uI.p supreme bench ia i~33 which place
he resigned I8 ] so when elected % the Sen
are. He served SIX years lu the senate
aud was elected president Il iae -nnate
Hnatiug bin. ez-Otiirar vice Presi..ent} ben
astEur became president bv Garheia5
3 uth lis first wife died in 1871 and he
fqarri=i s-e5-,.H time in 1883 Ms, Addie
f irr IT Eaye-te, r. ass hsing bis second
vic. The fuaera! took Pissa on the @'th.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
FoNrT NINrH CoNaREss

senate. Juae "a bill passed providing
for the payment OF steamboat Inspectors
expenses. being amendatory az the ship
ping bill. lately approved by the president
The motion to reconsider thu vote by which
the senate passed a biil f1rbiddiug mem
hers Of congress TO act as land grant rail-
FSzE attorneys was debated and Mr..
Mitchell Ct Oregon denied that he was
Northern FasiGe attorney The motion to
reconsider wss Csfriea> and the bin referred
70 the judiciary committee. The hiil 10
repeal the timber culture, &c, act was dis
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

MINISTER PHELPS has sent to The Yale
Law school a fac-simile copy of the
Magma CHarta. obtained from the
original document twisted from King
John G1l wears ago and now in the
British Museum As lover of antiI-
mites Minister Phelps j. only eNcelled
by eFstie.uauu
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

Tho historian of the Boston Record
heard story the other day which he had
never heard before, and which struck
him as being rattle. funny. 1t was
about a Vermontor who went with his
sweetheart 20 a Justice Of the Peace to
get married. Tie magistrate perform
Ell the ceremony, and the blissful couu-
tTyman asked: How much ito bev
10 pay We, Squarc?
The law allows nae a dollar and Z
half, said the Justice
well, L j tell We what I'll DO. said
= the bridegroom, taking a half dollar
from his pocket. I'm make IL - for
Vpf''
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

IL pU PEUILE. the vIru!ent Radical
newspaper Il Paris demand, a new
measure for the immediate expulsion
from France VI all other royalists.
This Is Tire legitimate result of the
Punishment decree against the Bour-
BON Prince.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
EHE aAEKET,. june IS.
ST. PlTI.

IT. PAUL.
WBEAT-No. hard 75c BIZ 10
Northern, BE hiSs 80. Northern, zoe
Floar-qstsut, s5.ao@5.z5. straights
st.lJts+- IS; bakers, a. . 0i.5o f.skad; rye
Corn No. 2. % asked. July. %, bio.
oats No. mixed. -. hi - asked
No. white, 30c. bid.
Barley No. 2, Is, b5a
Rye No. 2, 4lc. bti
Flax Seeds
Baled aey, $500 asked; timothy 500
Dressed beef, choice steers 5c. e &c
Butter. extra l3aI4c. bid
Cheese, 10 "a 12c-
Eggs, extra lG@l01<c asker.
Potatoes. -; Ter husnei Dio, Lew, s2-5f0
s3 % per a5l.
Live 8t0ck-sales Of steers ranged s4.Z5
014a50 per 100 ibs. Sheep sold at
3 0J1as3 - per io9. Eogs 1880
CHICAGO.
9tasa., cash, 72<c, Jiy 3 5-l6c-
Corr, Cash 35[s; scly 21Hc-
oats, cas- ~; July .6zc.
Fax seed No /. k.--S5.
Pork, cash $3.50; july r9.52H-
Live STOCK CztLlo s.; 90 r.S3.tO; HoZs
- oat4 50; Sheep, z2.25 e423
sISyEAPoLIs.
%EEAT.-No. hard cash, .a+<a7Gc.
zUly, zoe: No. I Norfhera rasL 73He745I;
No. Northern. 69CG72c bid.
flour Patscts ia sarEs held az
$3.50 II 40. Ia busTe!s, Sitsy9s. 30 $40
(Q5.61 delivered a. Ssg England points;
81 So = ,IeIi,.e.-.,4 -geuv y.rt - Penn
sylvania posars: bakers ss.60g3.75
WHEar-Cash 70. ! hard 755zCa555L-
MILWAUKEE
WHRAT-CasA he; July 7s5<.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

n Z aiJ ihat te cause Of King
LuGw-- auuuL my has marriage an
.a-eme1t wita thc Princes Sophia
.ro-r from the fae, that his hetrothed.
iu HIS pre-sne. took from aer pocket 8
slightly S..ld hands srchief. which
want IF refinement shocked his mas
~ ,uat he * once discarded her
This i said to have been the beginning
~ his very eccentric career
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

Charles Kendall Adams. President
of Cornell University, was born in
Vermont. Entering upon his col
legate course at the University of
Michigan at the age of %, he gradual
ed in the class of 81, and became a
teacher in the university. In 1876 he
was made Professor of History and
spent year abroad IN study. Upon
his return he settled down ut the
University of Michigan, where nc re-
manned until last summer, wnen he
was elected to till the Presidential chair
of Cornell University vacated by Presi-
dent White Besides his contributions
to American and foreign reviews, he
has written Representative British
Orations," Manual of Historical Liter
azure" and Democracy and Monarchy
in France The President of
Bowdoin. is one of the youngest of the
college Presidents. William De Witt
Hyde was born in Winchendon. Mass,
Sept. %, 1858. He graduated from
Phillips Exeter Academy in 1875, from
Harvard College In 1879, and from
Andover, Theological Seminary in
1892. After graduating he remained
in the advanced class at Andover.
combining with it a postgraduate
course in philosophy at Harvard Col
lege. In September, 1888, he became
pastor of the Congregational church
in Patterson, n. j. After a pastOrate
OF two years he was elected at the last
commencement President and Stone
Professor of Mental and Moral Phi
losophy of Bowdoin Col 4" lie is
the author of The ~ ayhysicil
Basis of Belief in God and An
Analysis of Consciousness o. lis E.it-
tion to Enatology.'
President James b. Angel was born
in Scituate. r. l.. Jan. Z, 1929. He
graduated at Brown University in lS49.
In 1851 he went to Europe and spent
two years there in study and travel. In
1853 he entered upon the duties of Pro
fressor of Modern Languages and Lit
erature at Brown University. In 1888,
when the late Henry b. Anthony, edi-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

There are only 80 members Of the
present House Of Representative. no
sdccr-Saro OF Mr. Pulitzer having been
chosen since his resignation senator
Jones Of Florida has been absent for
several months. and his case is regard
Ell hopeless
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
rheDeatn Hero.

Miss Clara Such a sad accident &C
CURED at the fox hunt yester day, Ethel
just rs young Mr. Dc Woiie was about
to capture all the aaissed there vas
left in the Dag ne was throw from his
horse and killed.
Miss Ethel-S Shocking, But, Clara.
what q noble death.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

II.EY ONDFEDoSK, historian, OF
Queens County, \. J.. and the author
~ numerous general historical works,
diced sad i-l.y Of aeart-di>eaSe. age 50
lie w5- Principal Of the Union Hill
Seminary in jamaica for thirty-three
YEAR.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

Mas MURRAY. who has recently
secured 81 divorce from eN-Re-. W. ii.
Murray is physician with fine practice
IN New Haven. She j. "a bright,
energetic. hopeful woman. aud de
serves much praise.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

An artist, who v shed a dog TO pose
for hin e engaged in fishing excur-
zion, procured large, low t.b. which
&c filled with water and live ilsn. and
engaged boy 10 SIT there ana fish al
day with a ba;tless nook. This suited
the dog eNceilently, and ne would sit
as the tub all day watching fish with
the same patience that he fOrpelF
showed on the river bank. anee, 10
his eagerness. he jumped into the tub
after the ts,., out usually his attitude
wa one OF calm watchfulness, which
exactly suited the artist.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

"A moth ago / was happy" is the de-
elaration OF Bryan W. Proctor the poet.
So were lots OF other folks. who are now
telling people in decided nasal tones; Got
q toad in my head" But there ls stu
happiness to be secured; E bottle Of ar.
Bulbs Cough Syrup viii cure any cough or
cold.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

T. q. BAHNrN te'cgraphs from
Bri !gepor.. Con. in reference 10 a
rUmar 81 ms death that he Is alive aud
IS well As h. ever was.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
NOTES OF THE TINES.

MIR BoDwELL. candidate OF the Re
Fu1licans for Governor Of Maine,
pells cat. with a TX it i said.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
4 Total ECLIPSE

OF all othsr medicines by DR.. R. Y. Pierce's
i'GsOldeu Medical Discovery Is approach
iRg. UBrivaled in bilious disorders, i'm
pure blood, and consumption, which q
scrofulous disease Of the lungs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

THE patriotic toy pistol ha, already
begun its July gambol=- Reports Of
the pistol and accidents are stimuli
taue8u-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

TuE proposition 70 investigate Sen
ator Payne titIe Is a seat in the upper
branch Of Congress has flashed in the
pam There were otuer hearts that
would ache
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

80 many Pittsburgh gamblers have
been rested that the entire fraternity
threaten 10 cross over into Ohio
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

tmeAGo has three hundred female
pracaciH- physicians AMI ljtty woman
lawyers. which is very fair per cen.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

II reported .haJ Miss Rose Eliza
beth Cleveland has accepted an offer 20
sake charge % the editorial department
offAa Lder publishing company Of
Chlca.r-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
MINNESOTA rosrMAsTERs.

The following changes have been
made in the salaries of Postmasters of
Minnesota, for the year beginning
July 1, 1886, and ending June 80, 1897:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

PRESIDENT RARNARD PRESIDENT ANGEL
OF COLUMBIA. OF .NICHGAN.
was defeated by She future President Of
the alumni. AsPresident Of Dartmouth
DR.. Bartlett has been eminently sue
cessful both in his relations with the
students and in bis general manage
ment Of the college. Through his ef-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

An old sentence slightly emende5 reads
II anybody attempts to haul Up - led
flag, arrest him on the spOtt
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

The state furnished curing the war pa
go soldiers, and the number of pension
tee on pensions has. under consideration a
measure granting pensions TO persons III
iurgd in conflict win the Indians. lt ap-
piles to many citizens of Minnesota, and
provides: ANY person who may have been
on hall hereafter be disabled by wounds
or injuries received ia any Indian HOSTILE
ties whether serving tor the time being as
e member of any state or territorial milf
tia, or "a temporary volunteer TO repel an
ablGCk of Indians upon the whites, or Ia
any other manner OF Indian warfare, shall,
upon making proper application, be placed
on the pension roll, subject to the provi-
sion of the pension laws. The widows and
children of the persons named shall also be
entitled 10 pensions in the same manner
and upon the same terms as pensions are
now granted TO the widows and children Of
enlisted men who served in the military
service of the United States.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01
iMINNEsorA PENsIoNFns.

Minnesota is credited with Sa2 pension
vrs on account Of the War of the Rebellion
divided as follows.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

IHe~E who has time and Inclination
ar- doing 3 good 5sal Of speculation
Regarding lae seer5.argship Of ;he
Treasury. tas-uz It Tor granted that
Sir. Manning VIII never return 3. Is
quite evident however. shat Pcs-ileut
Cleveland hopes be MAY. and be is not
Cons. Hcuu@ p succession in ANY form
.hat comes Il thy public + may &c
aid THAT Mr. FsirchiiJ, the able Acting
Seere.ar-. would III, Nr Manuiogs
place admirably. although he Is uo. in
any sense aPolitsau OF party manager
ike that geu--emaa. Mr- Fai-child Is
modest. unassumiug nan and has
IS ntitiou for the place. liz thinks
shat . msn of national reputation
would naturaiis he selected for one Of
SIR Cleveland constitutional ad-
risers. and be does nos expest that he
wilI BE- called higher
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-01

House, June 36-The Sundry civil appro-
priation bin was considered again, and as
usual "a multitude Of amendments were
offered most Of which were rejected Tins
is a sort of omnibus measure on which
almost anything can Ice tackled, aud there
Is a general scramble 10 get new i.ems in
corporated. IL viii probably be some da IS
before the bin is brought 10 a vote on it's
passage
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13
Sns SET oer Mrbeiter.

Ser 9eitrige ltm3u8 Der Gbicagoer Qrz
better mar zines 0es groBartigiten le III
@bicago oagepeienen Shau ipiele- SrOB
Der Iur6tbaren 9ibe befanoen ftp un9efGbr
breiBt9tauieno 9rbeiter III DEM 3uge, Delz
der itber 3nei Stunoen braudte, UNI an
eiHem ge9ebenen Bunfte noriiber3nfommelt.
gSelOer llHterihieD 5piiheu Oieier 8es
t~Daltt8en 9emouitration Der !ptrflihen
Nrbetter, uno bent unl5uge Der Jtotbell, Der
il0 Dor cttpas rneDr ais pier Wtonatel oHr1
Die StraBeu @bica9o's bepegte!
2lm 3uae Der 3totber bet6eiLigten 1t1
tetne DtertauNe1o uno oarurter tDarer Dtele,
nenel lla1 IS dnleben foulte, oaB Tie nod
gGnSLtd1e 9teultnge in Dieiem 2anoe iparel ;
he tru8eu ltatt Der 8anDesfarben rotbe
Sabnen uno cine Wtenge Der aufreletoi1en,
BEN @eilte Der 9tepubltf uno ibrer 0eieBe
l6nur1trofs piOer ipredenben GranSpas
rente.
Ser oiesmali0e Qrbeitersug oagegen be-
ltano our6Deg aus Uldunern, beleu man
es anlaD. oaB ite ebeaio geiebIiebeuD ais
sur IrtOllben Babrung tDrer 3ted,te entz
l1lollen ltlD. le6er Dem gelpaltigen .3uge
pehte auBer ben frieoli9ea Bannern Der
@enertlhaften un0 N%rbeitSritter ihaften
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-13
RnSf TITO Si1ttnte.

SDn allen p ubLtt / d e n
StaatScoitbente bat Der in Us 81
con II ilh am anitdnoiglten benommeu.
Sn Der bon i6m angenommeuen Blats
form btuigt er Die frieOli1eu uub eelebli@
den S6ritte Der Drganiiirteu Nrbeit ,3ur
SerbellerunQ t5rer Sage, peroammt @5es
tDaLttbGttgfeiten, btuigt oas Ginlbreiten
bes @ouuerneurs 3tusf geger oieie, eu1=
pftebit 9iitIihen Yergleid ais ribtiaes
WtiGteL Sur 8eiiegung bon Streitiateiten,
uno perlangt tibtige 8eaufli1ttgung oer
Gtlenbobnen beloIDer5 aud bebuf5 @rz
i~Dtrfun9 geredter 9faten fir &erlonenz
uuD Witer= 0erfehr.
BetretfS Der Brobtbtttonsfra9
bat ttb Die er repnblifanii6e @onDent
ebenfaus BON alien republtfautiNen Staatss
connentert ain belten gcbalten; CT bat weDer
tei8 0aruber geldmlegen, nod eineu tiGi>
iden 8el6LuB 81 @uniten Der unterbrei,
tuI8 zines BrobibttlonsaulabeS anaenornz
men, loiloern er DeroGlnn1t YroDibltion5s
geleBe uniiDeIoeutlg, inDeml e. in Oielem
SulaumelDauge e5 aI5 ieite lle~ber3euaul1a
au5lpridt, voaB @eleBe, mel1e ulut BON
oer OfentilDen Wtet1un8 getrdaen meroen,
utDlrflGm un0 geetgnet iinD, UtiBQ6tllua
auer @eleBe ber6eiSuTiibren." 3ugleid) err
flGrt ct iib fIr Seibebaltuig Der iestaen
WiScon1iner StaatsgeleBe uber 98iltblUaf5
ten. 9ubet bate CT freili0 Die Betonuna
Der in oleier @eleBen Den einSelnen 9eS
meinoen eiu9erGumteu local option" uns
terlaheu loueu. Oo6 i'm QtQgemeiuen limb
Die 8isconlIner 8lrtbsgeleBs. fur bereu