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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-02
ORDERED HOME.
The Marquis de Camp&s Steamers
Retire From the Coast Trade.

Early in last year it was reported thaI
the Marquis de Campo, who has steam
ers running from Spanish ports to al
most every part of the world, intended
to send number of steamers to this
coast which would trade between this
port and ports in the Central and South
American, republics. 1t was said that
the MARQUIS had received liberal subsi-
dies and important concessions from the
Spanish-speaking republics of the South,
and the promise was made that the line
would compete for the business when
had heretofore been entirely in the
hands of the Pacific Mail.
The first steamer of the new line, the
Guatemala, arrived in port in November
last. She was followed by the Nicaragua,
theiHonduras and the Costa Rica. None
of the steamers had very inviting APP
appearance, being what is termed eng
lish tramps." and all had to undergo
considerable reftting and repairing IN
the port before they could go into actual
service. The repairs to the Guatemala
alone announced 10 9lf,UUU.
When the line started it reduced
freight rates, and SO secured large
share of the trade to the Southern ports.
The steamers being owned, manned and
controlled by Spanish people, this Sc
cured the sympathy and patronage OF
that race. The republics of South
America granted an annual subsidy OF
$95 900 to the new line, and as de Cam
pos agents supposed an exclusive con-
cession of per cent on duties on all
merchandise that should be imported
by the steamers into these republics.
1t is now learned that the line OF
steamers has collapsed. Orders have
been received from Madrid directing all
the steamers on the way here either to
return home or to remain at Panama for@
further orders The four steamers now
on this coast may possibly be SO Id here,
but if not will also be ordered to return
home.
1t is learned that the concession OF
reduction of 5 per cent duty on all goods
imported via the line, which was thought
to be exclusive for the purpose of en-
ceuraging the project, has also been
granted to the Pacific Mail Company.
The new company, therefore, had no ad-
vantages, and it's steamers being inferior
to those of the Pacific Mail its collapse
was inevitable.-[S. F. Call, Jan. 18th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-02
Dead in the FOrGieth of a Second.
Detroit Free Press.

A learned writer in one of the scien-
tiic magazines claims that death by
hanging is the most humane method of
putting criminals out of the world that
has yet been discovered. From numer-
Gus observations of executions, and
careful computations of time required
for the sensor nerves to carry the feel
ing to the brain, he thinks the pang
occasioned by the fall is very brief, and
places the time which a man is con
scious of his own feelings, after bring
ing up at the end of the rope, at OPS of
a second. In other words, man who
is hanged has his senses Just one orti-
eth of a second after the line is taut.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-02
j. C. MARCHANT AID THE P. c. A

In Wedne Sday mornings issue of the
Gazette" is sickening effusion of non
sense in the shape OF a letter on the P.
G. A. and Il. s S, signed by J. G. Mar
chant, Secretary. If the latter is not
ashamed of having his name attached
to it, then he certainly ought to be- The
letter is so untruthful as regards this
paper that we are unwillingly compelled
to say something in defense. J. O. Mar
chant says the paper has published
libel after libel without in the least
knowing what it is doing. We chal-
lenge Marchant or anyone else to point
out single hbellous article that has APP
peared in the columns of this paper. If
there has, we are unaware of it. Then.
again, if anyone feels ne has been Ii
belled, there is redress in the Courts.
This statement on the part of Marchant
simply brands him as an untruthful
man. He says we cannot compete with
r. S. S. either socially or intellectually.
Marchant might just as well left this
ont altogether. We can answer it by
saying that the records Of the Police
Court and Oahu Jail will solve it.
When J. G. Marchant stands up for
X. S. S. he must forget remark he
made Monday evening. few minutes
after O'Clock that evening, at the cor
ner OF Hotel and Fort streets, in the
presence of two representatives of the
press, Marchant said that he (Marchant)
used to be one OF the worst DRINKS in
town. No one could tell him ANYTHING
about temperance. We believed, with
sorrow, what he said He also said to
the representative of this paper at the
same time, go for r. S. s.; 90 for
him" The very next day we find him
standing up for r. S. S. To anv right
minded person We ask: Is this the kind
OF man to discuss temperance? If ever
there were two persons unfit to discuss
this question they are r. S. S. and ]. c.
Marchant. Every time they tackle it
there is a strong reaction. They both
should leave it quietly alone, attend
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-02
A Curious Tradition.
Town To. les

The Abyssinians have a curious tradi-
ton as to the custom of burying the
dead. They say that when Adam found
the body of the murdered Abel he car
ried it upon his shoulders for twenty
days, not knowing how to dispose of it.
The Almighty took pity on him, and
sent forth crow with a dead young
one on its back, The crow flew before
Adam until it came to tract of sandy
ground, in which it dug a hole with its
feet and there buried its young one.
When Adam saw this, he dug a grave
in the sand and buried his dead boy
in it,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-02
THE MARSHALSHIP.
A Glance at a Few of the Mentioned
Candidates.

Who is Marshal? is a question prom
inently before the community. As yet
no one has been appointed in fact there
seems to be a deadlock somewhere.
While the matter is in allegiance we
thought a brief reference to the various
nominations for the Office would not be
out of place We begin with:
J. H. Soper-This gentleman has been
Marshal before and is fully acquainted
with the duties OF the Office. He is tall,
we'll built, and at the present time IN the
stationary business on Merchant street.
His commission has been presented to
the Court, but they did not see fit to en-
dorse it. Why and wherefore we do not
know.
EN-. Walsh-Is plantation manager
on Maui He was down here little
time ago and there is no doubt he would
like the position. He is short, thick
set man, about 40 years OF age.
A. f. Cooke-Is another name men
toned, but he is too small altogether Tor
the position. 1t needs more active
looking chap.
S. D. Fuller With this man we have
to proceed cautiously. At the present
time he is General Secretary of the 7.
NJ. c.. A. If lengthy Marshal were re
uuired he wou fill the bill exactly. He
stands feet in his boots, and would
lust tower over the entire force. For
l., I, 10 INN 0AJ1G
With ease he can climb anything from
a palace wall to garden gate. There IS
no man Fuller OF ambition to obtain an
easy position with good salary that we
know of. If the position had to be de-
cided by vote we should chalk one down
for this candidate.
Ed. Tenney-This name has been
mentioned, but we believe it's worthy
owner declines to run.
Harry Won Holt-Here is one of the
brightest young men in the community.
We believe in the young men being
brought forward Harry has been special
constable and for long time the terror
of the residents at Nuipaipai. Experience
is a great teacher, and we firmly believe
his past experience fits him in every way
for this responsible position. He would
not allow the policemen to sleep on their
beats, and in very short time milk and
chicken thieves would be scarce. Let us
hope the Court will look favorably upon
this candidate. He certainly has our
sympathy.
a. L. Smith, this gentleman would
only accept, he would be the right man
in the right place. Gus, as he is gen
orally called, is in business on Fort
street, and is respected by everybody.
He has served frequently on juries;
therefore is not without experience. We
are afraid, though, he will decline to
stand for the nomination.
J. G.. Tucker-Here is another young |
man full of promise. He has not had |
much experience, but if appointed would |
take hold with a will and make things |
fly
V. V. Ashford - This gentleman,
whose name has been prominently men
toned, is the Commander of the Homo |
lulu Rifles. We should not like to see
him leave that body, therefore we shall |
not urge his name for the pc ition of |
Marshal.
Other names, such as H. G. Treadway, |
S. w. Wilcox, J. NJ Whitney, J A |
Magoon, w. A Kinney have been also
mentioned
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-02
Friday, February 3, 1888,
IN FULL UNIFORM.
With their several apparatus, for the purpose of
taking part in the Annual Parade.

Companies are to form in line from the Square
on to Hotel and Fort streets, the procession
moving along Fort to Beretania street; thence
along Beretania to Maunakea street; down Mau-
nakea to King street; along King to Nuuanu
street; down Nuuanu to Queen street; along
Queen to Fort street; up Fort to King street;
along King to Punchbowl street; up Punchbowl
TO Beretania street; along Beretania to Fort
street, up Fort to school street; along School to
Nnuanu street; down Nuuanu to King street:
along King to Fort street; up Fort to Hotel
street and back to point of starting.
Ey-A full attendance desired.
Z Per order, HENRY SMITH
OF Secretary H F. D.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-02
Remarkable Formation of Rock
salt Lake Letter.

In Prince canyon, as you ascend
the Wasatch, there is a remarkable for
nation of rock called Castle gate. 1t is
the most notable single formation along
the whole route. Two huge lodges of
rock advance from the cliffs. On the
southern side the projection, 500 feet
high, IS crowned on the top by round
turrent. On the northern side a thip
promontory of equal height advances its
rose red wall, which is no thicker in
proportion to it's height than Cleopatra's
needle, or any other monumental shaft.
1t Is weird and striking picture.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-02

their own business and endeavor to
make themselves useful men IN the
community.
AS to the other part of the brainless
letter, we will let Blue Ribbon fight his
own battle. When the proper time ar
rives J. c.. Marchant will find he has
made a most serious misstatement, and
one that he will regret.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-02
Engine Company No. ..

At meeting of Engine Company No.
2, held last evening, the following Off
GERS were elected: Foreman, c. j. Nc
earthly; First Assistant Foreman T.
Smith; Second Assistant Foreman, J.
L. Torbert; Secretary, w. Gregg; Treas
urer. FL. Smith.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-02
A Series of Runaways.

Last evening about 7o'clock there was
a lively time III the heart of the city for
a few minutes. 1t appears that a horse
attached to an express ran away into
town from Palama. On King street it
colIided with one of the carriages of the
United Carriage Company. This started
all the horses on the stand, and for a
few seconds there was lively time A
carriage owned by Manuel Ries was
badly damaged. The shafts of the car
riage attached to the horse that started
the stampede were also broken. The
runaway also started horse attached
to brake, and the latter animal dashed
along King street, up Richard to Bere-
tania, along to Nuuanu street. At the
foot of the latter street it upset two Chi
nese expresses, but was soon afterward
stopped. 1t was hard to get the exact
facts of the whole affair, as so many par
ticipated in it. Fortunately no one was
b11rt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-02
The Ancient Bean.
TEvo1n~,-

The bean is one of the most ancient
articles of human food. 1t was cultivated
in Egypt in the earliest ages, and formed
the common dish known among the
Hebrews as pottage, for a dish of which
Esau bartered away his birthright. 1t
is supposed to be a native of Persia.
The bean was introduced into Britain
by the Romans.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-02
ChErch Association Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting of st.
Andrews Church Association will be
held this evening at 80 o'clock in the
old Cathedral building. Papers will be
read on Missions" by Revs. Geo. Wal
lace, H. II. Gowen and V. H. Kitcat.
The meeting will be very interesting
one, and full attendance is requested.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-02
NJ EYGrOnhObia.

The London home for lost dogs gives
shelter to 90, 900 homeless and starving
CANNES annually, yet there has never
been a case of rabies there since it's
foundation, twelve years ago.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-18
a5ermonn Gso Iretae, sen aeai 1883.

s9us5pG bebeutet ni9t nur lObnenbe
aIulase ppn ameritaniidem &apital in
5abrifs Snbuitrien, ipnbern er beoeutet
audi lobuenbe 9lrbeit in bieler &i9tuns
fir amerifanil9e Irbeiter unb eiuen tob=
nenoen beimiiden Wartt fir ben amer
ifanii6en 5armer fir feline YrObutte
nit amerifanil9en Breiien. 8dbrenb
Srei6anoel ein ausi6lieBli6 2anbbau
trelbenoes 2ano beoeutet, il, iuel6em
bas 9apital, bas iebt in Manufatturen
an9ele9t lit, in 2anb auf unieren groBen
0Hentli6en 9Omdnen seItedt ipiro uno
Die gtrbeiter, Die nun unIere Sarmpro=
butte faufen uno oer5ebren, Grseuser
berielben ueroen, tuabreno mir ale BON
ausipdrtisen Wdrften fir unlere 9roz
butte abbdnsen unb ausldnbii6en 5abris
fanten betreffs Der 8reiie ibrer @aaren
auf @naoe uno uusnabe iiberseben iino.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-18

Die rspublitanii6e Staatscoluentiou
bon Sqinois bat ii6 ltanbbaFt 9eiueI9ert,
ein 9rpDibitiUnsamennenlent III ibre
Slatform auf5unebmen. slQe rcpnbliz
fanii6eu Stilnm9eber, Die es nit Der
Sartci gut nleincu, iplltcn iDr Gin flutes
,,Srauu" Suruien. 3enu Oariiber
ipIlteu li6 Die leiteltOen Solitifer Der
rcpublifaniiden Hartei flar iei1, oab it
eineu i6lcbteu !Qaubel MAIDEN ruilroen,
ipem Iie BEL Der bepuritebenoen Natios
ualpa6l cine Bro6ibitipnsplanfe i'll i9re
BlatfOrm aufnebmen wpltel;. Die re.
publifaniibe Eartei miro itarfe 9lultren~
9unsen MAIDEN miilien, wrnu Iie i9re
uerlorenen Solitionen ipieoer eroberu
iuia. lle6cr o;eIe Stanfe ieoo6 lpiroe
iie enoeiltig Sum SturSe fomnlen. Earif
uno Hrobibition Iiuo Die beioen ssraaen,
tpel6e Die fommenbe 91ationalwabl entz
i6eiben iuerben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-18

Gin entlaruter Grobibitionii it.-9nb
Srobibition (uno beren 9lble9er ooer
Sorldufcr- 9Ocal> SptiOn) MIR 9um'
bug unO5eu6elei lit 5luar idon III uller
mDslitben @eitalten beiuieien iuorben,
aber cinen 10 oireftcn Seipeis, iuie i'm
lebte &o9e oer Sanlaser SberzGrubi.
bitipnilt Int6onp, tit sit gut, nm i'm ben
Selern uor5uentbalten Gus 2eauens
luDrtb, Sln., miro beridtet: .6ier Iius
9icbe III bas Saus BON 9r. U. antboup,
benz prubibitionilten @ooernorszGanbi-
ooteu, sebrunsen unb baben bemIelben
ieincu sall5en 8orratb BON @6isfp unb
gSein 9eitobicu. 9eutli6er lit nod iel.
ten Die abl6euli6e 0eu6etei Der Brobi6i.
tiou bios seiteat iuorben. @s i9eint, als
pb Die Siibrer Der 8rDbibitionsbei
BON &anIas bauptid6li6 besbalb seseu
ben Gonium seiltiser @etrdnfe Iinb, ipeil
iie bieielben alleiu senieBen iuOllen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-18
Nuf jcnem @erfebrsmrse bon sla=
tinncu,

benz breiten atlantiIban Sceau. witbrn nm
aufbGrli6 Stiirme. Ded wsbcu bic yGin be
us6 70 bsftis, tbiirmtn itb bic Weaer nod
70 bod. bic trsTli6en Sbiffe muden ibre fee.
mdnnii&e geiasuna batsn, Icariifsn no erbsu
bod ber 8eife GrcB titt unb sfiafsf inb &c.
spunaen. Gle Gentcen irtmb,dn ihsn banbsl-
uub probusirsns auf.ufu6eu. Seaes srSb.
li&e eeiben, Seefranftsit, i'm 8trein nit
8oIitidmer,sn uno grocer imnerIi@sr llnte.
basti&fsit, finbet gar mantes seeu'bise
Spfer unte= ben "eiisnoen, no bod pods
ifetter'5 Magen- Sitter5 e5 ea9vgen eefeii
babeu piiree. SbiTSfapitGue uub utsr.
baupt ale alien 5perriafeu unb srfabrenen
&eilentsn fenner bic S6uBfraft SieisS
iddsbareu prdSentip-uro 6ritmitisls uno nur
irlten fiibren iie eS nibt bel lid G!nisrauteu
bic na6 bsm fsrneu gSeteu sebsn, fullten es
gum S6us stsen WaIaril anwenesn. Nsbmi
bic 6iilfe bes Sitters in Aniprud sessn
DsSpspTe. gcrtcpfuus, 9sterleiosa 9itrsn.
tei6wsreen une ale eeirsn. peld5s bic barme-
nilte une unseIbwitbts Sbdtisssit crr yettns-
trdfte beeiEtrddbtigeA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-18

Ser amerifanii9e GunsreB lit nod
INNER eiiri9 bamit beiddfti9t, bas ben
SteuerSablern abgenommene @elo 81
peri6teuoern. Sbne ieoe Debate be,
luiuigte oas !6aus nit me1r nls 3uei-
brittelzMebrbeit Die 6luB mo Safen
perbelierun9sbill, iuelbe nabeSu $780,
100000 ausiuirft. @pn bieler un9ez
bsuren 5umme, Die 9r6Bte, welde ic
Iir G6nll6e 3iucde gcfuroert mlrbe, Iull
nur ein 9an5 9erin9Iii9i9er Gbeil fir
luirflib nationale SluB. uno !0afenbauz
ten ucrlpenoet iueroen. Nfinoe1 items
orei 8ierteI bes @eloes iperoeu fir
r5tiiic" oerlaugt, Die bD61tens babur6
in 6abr1traBen pcriunnoclt ueroen f6ns
nen, oaB man iie pflaltert. Der Sendt
na6m cine Gntl3uloigung bes Senators
SOrbees eut9e9en, Der ben GoQe9en
Sn9als einen ibmieri9en '0unb 9ennuut
bate. 5erner pafirte Der Senut Die
Sill SIT 8iiferltattung periuiltter @i=
leubabn= S6enfIn9en oil oen Sunb. Gr
na9m aber 10 uiele GeieuI6afteu oon
ben gSirfln9en oieles @eIebcs Gus, bat
pd5ieIbe prattiib 10 gut iuie wertbloz
lit. 9lu6 Die Sill Sum Sbube bes
9eiltigen llrbeberre6ts ausldnbilder
56rifllteaer iuuroe un9enummeu. Ser
ner beidloB Der Senat, bel ben ocnl.
nddIt ituttfinbenben Serbanolun9er
iiber Ben 5il6ereiuertra9 iueui9itens
eineu amtliden Stenosrapben Su5u
oiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-18

9lud 0Ollano 9ebt nit DEM Ilanc I'M
59ubSou ein5ufiibren. Sdubjou crobert
immer lpeitere @cbiete, abeg troBbcm be-
miibcn ii6 unier &rdlioent uno feline
5relDanoels 9en,ofraten eifris, i'm nus
Dem 2anhe 5u uertreibcn, i'll Dem lid)
Ieine 5e9nun9en III 9roBnrti9lrer, auT.
fdai9Iter g8ciie 9c5ei9t babcn Sbre
Sentiibungen lueroeu aber !upbt per9eb=
LID leiu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-18

5onberbare lit, hnB 10 oiele 2eute in
unierem 2anoe aic5 ni6t einieben f6Hs
nen pber iupllen. Gs liegt bod auf btr
Sanb, baB, mas Gaglano's Sntereiie
lit, infer Sdaben lein muB. geir iplI.
ten bod 10 piel einleben f6uuen. NlIeir
bic 8ulitif lit seeisnet, manbe 2eute TO-
5ula9en blino slt MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-18

Sm 6 pngrcB 6u &alb;n9ton lit eule
Bill ein9erei6t luOrbcu, wcl9e Die Gjriin:
buu9 eincs jOu(o9ilcbcn Garten5 III Der
SunOesbouptitaot empfieBlt. Sic 2eute
in @aibin9tpn braudcu ctluas lluterbalz
tung, iuem Der SuugrcB uiht in @ib.
uu9 lit. Der 5oplO9ilde @arten ipiiroe
Den Gon9rcB wuuoerpOu er9dn5el1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-18

Die Sno. 9ribiine i6reibt: ,@em
man oOr ein paar Sabren 9eiast bdtte,
bnB in Cincinnati Elm Sonnta9s9eIeb
ener9ii6 bur6seiilbrt iuilroe, uber baB
in ct. 9puls om SOnutu9 Die @irtb=
ldaften 9el6luHen iperben miiiien, Der
bate ld6elno uno un9ldubig ben 8ppf
9ei6uttelt. Otan lele uur uniere beuti>
gen 9epel6en uub man iuirb Sugeben,
baB bos Wtudcrtbum rieii9e 6ortI9ritte
madt llno biele 6ortidritte mad)t es
ni6t bios in republifanliden @emeinz
iuefen, ionoern aud iii bcmpfrati den.
Sn Oaine batten Die 9empfraten bic
GanOioatur bes @rprobibitipnifeu Neal
9olu erltilbt. Gr iuuroe BON Den
&epublifanern 9ei6lu9en. Sn ct.
9ouis battcn bic 9emufraten Die 9lb.
ld)offuns oes ocuti6en Sf)ulunterri9ts
auf ibr 8rosramm 9elebt uno lie bubeu
Den beuti6en unterri6t ab9eidaft; oas
@erittt, weldes iueben ben Sonntass
Sluang iiber ct. 2ouis perbdnste, lit cir
uolIItduoig bempfratil6es."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-18

gEer luirh iupb( oic3mat Der 8anuer=
TRIGGER ser republ. Enrtci lcin? Die De-
mofrntcn m66teu Stoinc npminirt leben
Die 3cpublifner pOn Obip ueuncu Seu=
ator SGcrman, III Sn0iana lbludrnt
man fiir 9arr'Ion uno III SQinoi5 fin
@rCibam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-18

Gs iuiro beridtct, baB Gn9lnno inl
lebten Sabre etiua eff NitlIionen 5rei-
banoels.0ofumenle itd9 bieien 2anbe
gcinnot. gs lit uatiirli6 i'm Snterefe
ienes 2anbes, Die Sade bes Sreibanz
bells in slmerita su fOrbern. Oas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-18
eSriihcr nno ieBt.

Sm Sagre 1880, alio pOr ul9t gang
100 Sabren erlieB Die @eieb9ebuns BON
Waiia6uietts folsenoe Serorbuns:
u9u Die slnfertisuns BON itarfem
Sier, Ile uno anDereu Mnl5: @etrdnten
oem Sanoel i6rberli6 lit. inoem iie Den
Inbau BON iOl6en @etreioearten, tusl9e
fir IN ieren 8ooen uno uuler allma ge=
et9net iinb, bef6roert, uno inoem lie
9lei95eitis cillcn fir Die s(usfubr tuertb.
pollen Irtifel prOou5irt, uno ba aus
0tal5 berseitellte @etrdnfe li9 pegen
ibrer 9eiunobeitli6en Gi9enI6aften
orin9eno fiir al9emeinen @ebrau9 en-
pfeblen, um Die @eiunbbeit Der 8ir9er
bteles Staates 81 betpabreu uno S6ub
segen Den i6doli6en @ebraud itdrterer
@etrdufe Su liefern, besbalb iuiro be-
i6lOheu, oaB ale 8rauer, pslhe jGbr=
lid mcbr als einbunoert 8arrel 8ier
uaiertigea, fiiaf Sl9re lang iteuerfrei
iein iOQeu."
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item bon Ota6a 6uletts uno anoersWo
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lfdttet. preis Is Gents bic S9adtel gu
baber In Haffe'5 Apptbe.e.
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mas 2emperen5Tunati5mMs anbelan9t, i'll
einen GopI iutrItn.
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