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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-08
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES.

At the Republican city convention
held at The REPUBLICAN Office Friday
evening for the election of delegates to
the county convention at Jefferson, Sat-
urday, Charles Lynch was chosen chair
man aud VIM. L. Norris, secretary. The
following delegates were elected to
represent the city at the county conven-
ton: j. t. Moak, W. F. Whyte, II. t.
Eberle, L. G. Fischer, G. Lynch, F. B.
futile, S. S. Woodland, VIM L. Norris,
Thomas Holland, r. S. Clark The fol-
lowing Republican city committee was
appointed: j. I. Moak, VIM. L. Norris
and Il. T. Eberle.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-08
HOME MATTERS.

C. I. Lott has just recei 7ed a supply
'esh oysters.
First class dressmaking at Mrs. G.
ning's, Main St. Bridge.
Fairbanks laundry soap makes your
les look lovely. Ask your grocer for
A fine line of bedroom suits in MAJ
ny, ash and walnut at John Keck
MS 46
Thursday last a carload of bottled
was shipped from Milwaukee to Vic
Vancouver's Island, via the St.
the Manitoba, and the Canadian
ic Railways. This is the first ship
of the kind.
The Bay Views, of Milwaukee, and
lake Mills Blues, will play on the
grounds in Jefferson Frjday next.
'e game OF base ball may be expected
these clubs. They both contain
lent material.
Paint. Oil and Wall Paper at reduced
$ at Straw & Murphy's. Ceiling
RS in late designs. 38
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
which has introduced the system OF
graphic communication between NOV
trains with very satisfactory results
everal of its lines, is about to put ii
operation on the Council Bluffs
isioc of the road.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
ilway has placed an order with the
ode Island Locomotive Works for
snty engines Of extra weight and size,
De used exclusively in hauling fast
lis and limited trains. The locomo-
es will be provided with 72-inch drive
reels, and it is expected that they will
able TO make the schedule time be
cen Chicago and St. Paul withoui
fculty.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-08
M MATRIMONIAL.

AS foreshadowed in the last REpUBII-
CAN Henry J. Kuhn, of this city, and
Miss Bessie Dickens, of West Union,
Iowa, were married last Wednesday,
September LIST, 1886, at the home of the
bride. The groom is too well-known to
need any recommendation from us being
regarded by his host of friends as young
man of high character and ia every wav
worthy of the choice and accomplished life
partner he has luckily obtained. That
the happy couple may enjoy long and
prosperous welded life is the prayer of
all their friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhn
are now at hone here to their numerous
friends.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-08
Horse Stolen and the Arrest Of the
Supposed Thief.


A horse belonging to Arson Cannif, of
Hustisford, was stolen from his barn
Monday night. Mr.. Canniff traced the
thief and animal to this city where for a
time the clue was lost. Deputy Sheriff A.
Arndt of the Sixth ward, being notified CT
the robbery, set about with due dill
gence to recover the horse and if possible
secure the thief. The surrounding towns
were duly notified by wire of the robbery
with a description of the animal. Deputy
Arndt and Mr.. Cannif proceeded yester-
day afterno On 10 Ocouomowoc where the
horse was found in a livery stable. Dur
ing the forenoon the horse had been of.
fered for sale at low figure by Albert
Randall, young neighbcr of Canniff's.
Randall being found, was at once arrest
ed by A-ndt as the thief, although claim.
ing to have been given ten dollars by two
men Monday night to dispose of the
horse. The prisoner was brought here
and taken before Justice Beckman, who
set the examination for Teusday, SEP i.
TENDER ID. Randall was lodged in jail
at Juneau last evening. Randall bas
already served term in the state prison
at Waupun for stealing a cow from the
premises of Mrs. Eliza Richards, of this
city. Considerable credit is due Deputy
Sheriff Arndt for his promptness and eff
cheney in this case.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-08
OPENING OF THE NEW ARM0RY.

The Watertown Rifles will celebrate
the opening of their new armory in the
Misegades building on West Waite. street,
with grand ball Thursday evening,
September 10th. The music will be fur
nished by the Second Regiment band and
every preparation has been made for the
success of the happy occasion. A large
attendance is assured and the boys will
do their level best to entertain their
guests.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-08
PERSONAL.

H. Mulberger is able to be out again,
after a severe spell of sickness.
Thomas Moulding, of Chicago. is visit
ing bis brother, DR.. F. c. Moulding, to-
day.
Miss Lottie Judd is visiting her
brothers family in Milwaukee for few
days.
Geo. Burroughs and family, of Mil
waukee, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
@. A Judd.
VIM. M. Lea, of Lansingburgh, n. Y,
is visiting his old friend, Hon. Jesse
Stone, for few days.
Mrs II. NJ. Chapman, nee Miss Libbie
Prentice. of Buffalo, OAK. is visiting at
her old home in the Sixth ward
Miss Myrtle Rundlett left yesterday
for Madison to take up her course Of study
at the State University for another term.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Jones, sons and
daughter, of Milwaukee, are making a
brief visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Stone arrived from
the sea-shore Saturday evening, after an
absence of several months Mr.. Stone
returns with improved health.
Daniel Jones, president of the Wiscou-
sin National Bank, returned last week
from a health recruiting tour in New
York and comes back with bis physical
condition much improved.
w. r. Thomas, of Bristol, Oak has
been enjoying few days rest at his
home in the First ward, leaving yester-
day fer his work in the railroad engineers
corps between Bristol and Madison, Oak.
Guss May. of the Globe Milling com
pany, returned last Wednesday from a
flying business trip to Boston and New
York, finding time, however, to take a
few salt water baths at Naptasket Beach
and other watering places.
Winfield Bishop, of Lake Mills, con-
nected with The Leader at that place,
and the celebrated pitcher OF the Lake
Mills base ball club, was in town on
business yesterday, and made The RE.
PUBLICAN Office pleasant call.
Miss Maggie Potter and Miss Lena
Hoffman left Monday evening to attend
the State University at Madison, the for
mer to begin her course of study in that
institution and the latter to resume her
course, having attended the past year.
A. E. Anderson, 10 charge of the
Western Union telegraph Office, is taking
well-earned respite from business at
his home in Racine for couple of weeks
John E Bassindale is attending to the
work of the Office in Mr. Anderson's alb
sence.
Rev. Father Corby took his departure
! yesterday for Notre Dame, Indiana, to fill
his appointment as Provincial, carrying
with him the prayers of bis late flock, and
the warmest wishes of the community
generally, for success, happiness and
fruitful results in his ew field of labor.
Capt. W. G. Wedemeyer left Monday
for the Hot Springs, Ark, TO try the eff.
| ficacy of the waters there, for his rheu-
matIsm. He was accompanied by his
wife and children as far as Chicago, where
his daughter Della again enters school,
Mrs. Wedemeyer and her SON Otto going
| to Pennsylvania on brief visit.
Mrs. Daniel Davies, who has been in
Europe for some time, reached her home
here in the First ward, Monday afternoon.
During her absence Mrs. Davies has
visited for the most time In her native
country, Wales. She returns in good
health. Her return trip across the At.
lantic occupied IL days, rather longer
than an average voyage.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-08
BUTTER PREMIUMS.

Cornish, Curtis & Greene, of Fort At
kinSon, manufacturers of dairy goods,
offer the following special premiums to
be competed for at the Jefferson County
Fair by farmers who milk less than ten
cows: For best tub of butter, not less
than 20 lbs, one No. 2 rectangular
cburn, with ladle and thermometer,
$7.85; second best. one No. ] Curtis
square churn, with ladle and thermome-
ter, Sc IS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-08
CALLED TO ANOTHER FIELD

The Rev. VIM Paul, for some years
pastor Of the English aud German Baptist
church, has accepted call from the Ger
man Baptist church at Baieyville ILL.,, and
will enter upon bis new charge October l.
In common with the rest of our citizens
we shall regret TO lose so earnest, able
and faithful Christian man from our
midst as Rev Mr.. Paul. 1t can truly be
said that what is Watertown's loss is
Bailey vllle's gain.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-08

1t having come to our knowledge that
persons are using the Central Fair
grounds for driving, baseball and other
purposes. without the consent OF the go
ciety, we take tbis opportunity of forbid
ding all parties trespassing on said
grounds under penalty of law.
G. MAY, President,
S. S. WOoDARD, Secretary
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-08

VIM. F. Voss
II. DAUB,
W. G. STEINMANN,
Finance Committee.
Watertown, Sept. 1, 1886.
The text book committee made fnai
report on the annual inventory of text
books, which was adopted
By Com. Quentmeyer:
Resolved, That this board allow the janitor OF
No. the sum of SIS jor extra work done during
tie repairing of the building.
Resolution adopted.
By Com. Steinpan:
ResOlU6d, That leave of absence be granted to
Miss Minnie Voss during the fall term.
RESOLVED further, that Miss Anna B. Norris act
as principal and that Miss Ella Wilder be ap-
pointed as teacher in the 4th grade of Union
School No. l. and that the former receive 80
additional salary and the latter S25 per school
month during that time.
Resolutions adopted.
On motion board adjourned.
VIM. Ell. RoHR,
Clerk.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-08
A CARD.

In broad daylight Aug 22d last, I was choked,
robbed and left senseless near the St. Paul depot
in the First ward by tramp named Murray, who
was subsequently arrested at Fond du Lac by
jail awaiting trial. + take this opportunity OF
testifying to the efficient action of said Marshal
Zautner in discovering and arresting my assail-
ant. JAMES R. HARTFORD
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-08
disease was paralysis, surviving the at
tack only few days.

disease was paralysis, surviving the at
tack only few days
Mrs. E. c. Frissell died Saturday
morning, Sept 4, at her home in Fort
Atkinson after brief illness, aged about
so years. Deceased was sister of D.
W. Curtis. of Fort Atkinson, and Mark
Curtis, Of Hebron. She was highly es-
teemed ia the community, and her death
brings pang of sorrow to wide circle
of friends.
Mary Ann Smith, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Smith, died at the home of
her parents in the town of Waterto rn
last Friday evening, September 8, aged
80 years. Her disease was consum ption,
aud some months siuce she visited Dakota
hoping to be benefited from that climate.
She returned to her home some five weeks
ago and gradually sank under the insid-
ious approaches of her ailment A
younger sister died from the 8 me disease
less than three months ago. Truly the
cup OF sorrow of this family must be full.
Miss Smiths funeral was held SUNDAY
afternoon from St. Bernard's church.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-08
OBITUARY.

The numerous friends here of Hon. G.
w. Burchard, of Fort Atkinson, will
learn with unfeigned sorrow of the death
OF his son Fritz. at the family home
Saturday, Sept. 4, aged II years. His
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-08
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Regular meeting of the Board of Edu
cation Sept. l, 1885, All member.
present except the superintendent. Pre-
ideHt May in the chair.
An account of Van Antwerp, Bragg &
Co., 1915 for text books, was referred t
the committee on text books
A report from the superintendent an
nouncing the inability of Miss Mimi
Voss to teach during the fall term o..
account of sickness, and recommendin
the temporary filing of the vacancy an.
the printing of 5000 pupils report blank,
was presented, and on motion the saG3,
was accepted and placed on file.
The finance committee presented The
following report, which was adopted anf
the accounts therein contained allowed :.
To the Honorable Board Of Education:
GENTLEMEN = Your finance committee be-
leave to report that we have examined the fol-
lowing accounts anu recommend their allow,
ance as follows:
VIM l.. Norris, printing .......-. ............S s.
VIM. Danil trimming trees. .................. 16 G
A. f.. Needham, lumber. ..."........ ~
z. Heinrichs q Co., lumber .................. Oh
VIM. Hermes, labor ................. ..... 6 {,
E. Steiger q Co.. text books......... OF
Ivison, Brakeman, Taylor & Co. text books Sc o.
D. Appleton Co.. text books Is %
VIM. Emerson, hired labor. is {
J. f. Dornfeld, contract and carpenter w'k 366 a.
VIM. Welk, WhitewaShiDg, etc. .............. 26 9,
G. f. Viebahn, paid Prof. Stearns' railroad
fare ................. . 49,. 49,. $500. 25
VIM. Ell. Rohr, express charges & postage 2 &C.
Z. Schmntzler, carpenter work. IL 81
D. & F, Kusel, hardware and supplies. as 80
VIM. Gorder coal SAB o.
J. F. Dornfeld, carpenter work ............ "a 81
Raue q Dobbratz painting ....,............. 43 o.
w. F. Quentmeyer, whitewashing & ma
son work ..-...... ......... 4S j
j. Weber & Son. lumber. ...... SO l,
VIM. Weber Co , hardware & supplies 90 s.
Respectfully submitted
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-08
G hfcago. milwaukee 81 st. Paul
CHING EAST

Trains leave for Madison "a A. NJ. and !:UC
P. NJ.
Trains arrive from Madison $50 A. NJ. and 4:
~ pm
Trains Nos !, ?, g. 1, 81 and IS run daily be-
ween Chicago and Minneapolis.
All trains run daily except Madison linetralns
and run daily except Sunday between
Chicago and La Crosse.
Watert awn passenger train leaves for Milwau-
Eee at a. al. and arrives from Milwaukee at z
p. Sundays excepted
j. II. SLEEPER. Agent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-08

C. [. Lott has just received supply
esh oysters.
First class dressmaking at Mrs. c.
ning's, Main St. Bridge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12

bat ii6 bic Gprannei Der YIutotratie uns
Die Stlaueret Der arnren entpifelt. -
Sinh Sic nit bieier gntpideluna uub nit
ben llria6en, uel6e bieieIbsu srm0sIi5tsn,
einueritauoen?
Nein! iaste Srant snti9tebsn. Sd uerz
abl9eue ieuen etbdrmliben SnbuitriaIis;
mus, benz bas Yrobutt msbr gilt, ais Der
Weni9. - Reine 3useitdnbniNe enti6uEs
bisen iebo6 ni9t e~rtfernt ben iberlpannteH
9siit Der 9eiIissn..
Wartsn sic nur! rief RIinsenbers Iebs
buft. Sd babe bic Sueue bes i9musiss
item @soismus anseSeutet, unS aud cine
5oIse, namIid bic Ssrri6aft GROCER
&apitaliiten unb 5abritberren iiber Elm
Seer bon peiBen StlGpeu. Oas 1T aber
LANCE ni4t senus. Die eut9riftIi9te SSns
euftrte bat SolSeu, benen sulett Der sr6Bte
Gbeil Der Weenideu uerfaueu wiro. Ruu
merten Sic wobl auf, Ridarb! Die Rei5s
baItistsit oes @essnitaubas s%eitattst nut
a~noeutungen. - Die forti9rettenpe @nts
ptdeluns Der Snbuiiris brinst grseusniTe
beruor, uon beuen uersanseue @sl6,e9tsr
ni9ts wuBten, neil oieie grSeu9nille gum
3eben gar ni9t geb6rru. Die griitsn;
bieier GrjeuSnife idafft has gebirfniB.
@~eitetserte SeoIrfnihe itetsern bic @uss
saben, uno omar IN @raben, pel9e bel ben
Rsiiten ni9t ben @irnGbuen entipre5eu.
Oaber i3IieBt bas Budget 9ieIer regeIs
mdBtg NIT einsm Deficit. Die 6plqen 6iss
les Deficit fir bas Slid, ben Srie0en, ia
fur Die SittIidtsit Der Samilisn laie i'd
unberibrt. Die 9~eitetsertsu BeoirfniRs
erJeusen ben Gurus unb ben Drang mad
@snifen. Die weitere 6OIse bieuon 1T
bic Serpei6Ii6un9 ginselner uno gan,er
S6lfer. Oaber Die gri9einung in gnss
lamb, baB bie srOBere SdIite isiner StaSts
bspObner unter Dem finfBebntsn 9sbenss
iabre itir6t, baB isbr uieIe NIT OreiBts Sab
reH Sreiie iirb. Serpei9It3te unb bsmo>
r~aIiiirte S6ltsr MAIDEN ibre griitens uuz
m08Ii5, - ite ssbsn gu @ranSe. Sas in
cine 9ei6i6tlide Ebatia3e. Ergo: - bic
moterne Suoultrie, entIaufen Der S9ule
3riitIi9sr Bil6uus, bei9Ieuui9t ben llnters
gang Der NatioHen.
Sd fam bic 0abrbsit SS5rer Bemsrtuus
gen ni5t 5eitretten, ALIEN Sic beribrteu
nur bic S8attenieiten Der moSsrnsn Snouits
rte, obne TIRE Bobltbaten gu e~rudbuen.
Slt aud bic Snbaitrie, obns ibre @obtt5as
ten gu e%rwdbuen. ST aud bic Snbuifrie
cine Nuelle sefteiserter Bsbarfnife unb bes
9uras, 10 sewdbrt fs auf Der anSeren
Settle ben nnbemittelteu biuise SrsiIe fur
bic notbpenSisfeu 9ebensbeSirfni6e, gum
SstfptsI iebr biaise RIsi6unsstoife.
GOrtietuns folst,)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12

Doctor &%linssnbsrs par cine ~sebrunsen.
frdftise @eitalt. @r bate unsepObnItd
LANCE arme, bic Ct beim @sben beftis bin
unb beri9nentte. Setne @eiidts3hs
waren i9arf unb b~efunbeten einen enti9ie'
benen Gbaratter. Inter buidisen Iusen:
brauen blttten swet tleine ausen berpor,
wsI6e bas itrense @efi9t eben ni9t anse
nebm belebten. Sisies ni9t an3iebenb'
aeuBere MAT iebo1 bic raube S9ale zines
iiBen &ernes. Der Doctor mar sutmiitbts
itrense sesen fi9 isIbft unb milbe I'M llr:
tbeiIe segen glnbere. Gin ni9t Su befrte,
bisenber @ifsnsbraus erfiate unb triet
i'm gu anitrenssuSs. Stubien, weI6e Der
oberen Gbsil bes &opfes Der 9aare uou'
iianbis beraubt batten.
8ie id5n Gle blibsr, Ri9arb! iast'
er, ben iunsen Mann freu1bIid bstra9tenb,
gs freut mid iebr, baB Sie tn sewihsr
Dunittreiien bes mobernea StabtIebsns
ni9t gu Sdaosn setommen lnb.
sic piiisn, Ger Doctor, baS mir Elm
natirli5er Biberpiaen sesen aae Sdmpfs
unb Wordite inne wobnt.
Sd wsiB es! gswabrsn sic bic seiunbe
Natirli9tett.
8tr baben Sie ntorsen erit erwartet.
llnS wolten mad Der Citation fabren,
mid a~b3ubolen! @oSu bieie l1mitdnbe
Sd bin ba, i'd pia eintse @o5eu bic Hare
unb traftise 9ebirssIuft auf mid pirten
lafen. -Wir balten es gang, wie IN fra'
beren Subren, - ni6t wabr, metn Neber9
Sd ifebe gu Sbrer Oispoition.
Sic baben fiber idon eintse neue Buntte
uusaetunbi6aftet, bic berrli9e ausfi9tsn
sepdbreu.
@enn aud ni6t einise, bod eiusn, -
bas 0ettertrsus, entgesnete Sranf. @tn
prd9tiser Stanbpuntt! Der ,Serstesel
tritt Dor bic &ette etwas beraus, bic game
gbsne Iisst Dor benz enlightenment ause.
i3uslei6 tripfen ii9 @rinnerunsen on ies
men Srt, bic ni9t obne ginbrut Iauf mid
eeblieben iinb. gs banbelt ii9 UNI cine
Sitte Der l1%ltramontanen, wel9e benz mo:
bernen 3eitseiite serabe5u tn bas Gn9eIi9t
idldst. Sd werbe s~elesenbeitli3 Su err
fori6en iu9sn, Oh Sbre Gnii9t aud NIT
Der meiniseu iibereinitimmt.
&e5t 10! - 0a bdtten mir sIeid einen
@esenitaub fir ben nddften Spasieraans,
un6 bieier lift, mad unierem alien Stun'
benplane, morsen 0a9mittas, Buntt brei
l1br, - iaste Der Doctor, iubem er iebn'
iiidtis mad benz alien SOlio bin~tberblitte
Srant bemertte ld3sInS bieien lsiie an:
sebeuteten @bi9teb. unb sins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12

bas Banner unbei5rdntter 2ebsnsfrsuoe,
unb bic 2sbensfreube grinbet fi3 auf Gins
nensennB, - ut5t2
Stun. - ia!
Sd FANNIE un6 femme gieIe, wel9e bic
fem Banner folsten, unb sic feunen
aud Ran6e. Bon, Semen meiner drstlis
den Sssannti9ait snbistsn ginjae i'm
Spitale on bdBli4eu Rrantbeiten. Gtntse,
unbsfrisbist burd ane Stufen bss Sinnens
senuffss, uesetirsu 10 bin, erforben an
2sbenstraft unb 2%ebensmutb. sic tranz
Ten ben pollen Be9er Der Sreu6e, NIT ibm
namenIols gittsrfeit uno {IsbsroruB.
giniss subisten in Sdma6 unb S9anbe,
In Santsrott, in Serspsihung unb Selbits
entIeibung. - 0abin fibrt c%onisquent bas
mobsrue Dogma pom unbsidrdattsn Stns
nengenuB.
0ieie aae baben bic S9ranten erlaub>
ten @euuiIss iiberi6rttten, rief Ri4arb.
Sss erlaubteu @euufss? 9alt, - riei
Der Doctor entsegen. Seine Sprinse,
8i5arO! Rlur un6 Iosti9 bsnten! aud
Sus @briitentbum seftattet 9ebensfreuOsu
unb Stnuengsnus, aber, uub BARN liest
IS sben, - nur in sepiheu S9rauten.
Sbr 6orti6ritt biuSsSen prOtIamirt 5rei.
beit in littli6en @uti5IiHsn, Qosibdluuo
uon aQeu 8fi5tsn Der Woral, i9ranteus
Ioieu SinneusemB, uub BARN liest Sas
Serberben uno Der Babu. - SD fra9s:
Beteunsn sic ft5 gum beIbrantten ODE,
gum unbei9rdutteu 9enuhs2
6rant sauberts. gr fibIte i5on biz
Oaumi9raubsu bes ritf9tSIoisn Doctors,
unS fiir3tets beiien S9lihe aus isinsu
Bsfsnntnt6e.
SOrudrts, - snti6isben. brduste &Iin:
Senbsrs.
Mein psrninftisss 0enfsn ipri9t fiji,
ben beiardutten SinueugenuB, iaste &i:
9arb bettmmt.
@ut! Siermit treten Sic aus ben unbe.
srsnsten Rreiieu, peIbs Der 9ettlois Sort:
i6ritt ben Siuuen uno Neigungen Ses
Weni6en sejosen. sic anerfennsn BIZ
Yfi9t Der Selbff5sberri9uns un6 bas
R~ieoerbaltsu srober @eIiite. @eiter !
sic iprs5sn pon S~u6utris. sic gIauben,
baS Der moosrns inouitrisae Sorti9ritt se:
bsmmt psrbs bur5 ben @siit tes @briIten:
tbums. SIS lit 10. Wsrfen mir sineu
SIid auf bic fi9 bIdbsnbe Snbuitrie. 8e,
moberne 3eitseilt bat bur9 bic S1ranten:
lofisteit Der Snbuftrie einen Damon Der:
aufbsi3poreu; ober pielmebr: Der b6;
monii9s 3sitseiit bat ii9 au9 Der Snbuit:
RE bsmd6tist. Die sroBen gapitaliitsu
baben aus ibren 9elbidfsn Chrome erbaut,
non bort bsrab %tprannifren fte 4ae, bic
feline 9elbidde babai. Sic sertriimmeru
bic Wsrtititten unbemittelter Sanbperter,
unb spinsen 6tsIelbsu, ibre Stlauen su
fem. @eben sic uad glberfelo oSer mad
England in bic Sobriteu, bort f6nnsn Gle
bic Stlapsn bisisr edmonti9en SnSuitrit
iebsn. @leube @eid6pfe, seiftis unb t6r:
perIi6 uertrippelt, iittli3 perfOmmen, MIDI
einmal Stlauen, - manpelnoe 66oer be,
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rte aus isnen armen Wenibsu ssna9t, fiji,
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