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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

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WrLLIAssEews. NsssL. June z4.-Tss
oomnescemsat exercises ~ Williams Col
lege. vhich ssre formally opened yssssrdsy
mernizg viii ss marked ~ nors than or-
dis2ry interest tAis year. Tksrs are six
Contestants for the Graves prize. the spssksrs
including Austin. Esnaes Hsyck, Richard
son. Rogers sad Thomas. os the class Of 50.
Who have all achieved 81 excellent record
and have eli been awarded preliminary
prizes Presicent Cafter viii deliver the
bsccslAurszEs sermon % the graduating
class, followed By TIE usual prayer meeting
ia Mission PARK, conducted BY the col
lege pastor. the Rev. DIR Denni-
son- Prot. Truman Henry Sanford will
deliver an address. commemorative of the
erection through the efforts OF Albert Hop
kins. Of the hrst college astronomical OBJ
serysiory IN the United states st Williams
town In le38. The annual mecting of the
alumni will be held in the chapel. Francis
l. stetson, of New York. presiding. The
most distinguished feature Of the con-
mrncemsnt exercise this year Will be the
memofisl Grafton in honor OF the Rev.
Mark Hopkins By David Dudley Field. OF
New York. The graduating class numbers
forty seven. After the awarding OF diplo-
mas and announcement OF prizes the trus-
tees. graduates and invited guests will dine
in the Lssell gymnasium and the President
will close the proceedings by reception IN
Goodrich Hall.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
c.rneii.. commencement.

Mousr vxRsos. Iowa. June 24.-The
thirty-fst commencemt progrsmme at Cor
nell College began last week with the bacca-
laureate discourse by DR.. Henry Butts. Of
Drew Theological Seminary. n. j. Moaday
evening occurred the closing concert OF
the Conservatory of Music. when elk
girl graduates were awarded diplomas.
The eleven graduates of the art
department received diplomas st
the same time. The feature OF
Tuesdays programme was the exhibition
drill of the cadet battalion. Then followed
in order the address before the six literary
societies on Tuesday evening. held.day eI-
ercises Wednesday forenoon. and the alum
nj address and banquet Wedneday evening.
Thursday. the exercises held IN the
Campus Grove, consisted of twenty.
four Bachelor and four Master ora
tions. Five of the class received the
degree of ABB, four the degree of BIS, nine
the degree of Ph. B.. and six that Of bee
Twenty seven Masters degrees were given
the class of 's5. Pew. +. b. Cherrington, OF
Maclay Theological School California;, was
made q DID,, and DIR. Mendenhall, editor
Methodist Quarterly Repielc. an LID. The
attendance has been $50 with indications OF
large increase next y ear.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
FIRST PLACE OR NONE
ras ALses meN ovss-coNflOeNr
The shsrnss wsa - msks . vigeress NJ
fsrt Tsdzy-Nssriy An ths frenlssss
Aiehls.a sssnsss sss Dslsgssss
Rsx1rn monA

sxs<sssst - xs< xe.t>se@<ssy-s.
cH1csso. June A--Tas boil and bubble
still goes on A. 10 o'clock tonight Dspev
snd Eikins rushed into the conference
naestinx ct the Grsnd Pacific. WHAT may
speculation. l believe thai every delegs-
ton will stand pat in the convention to-
morrow morning and vote - they did Sat
urdAy. Blaine will moi bs nominated to-
morrow. lie refuses - long ss matters are
in their present shsps. The Alzer men
are stiil confident. over-eonfdent. Bob
Frazer just told me. with great emphasis.
that Algsr would not accept second place
with any man under any conditions. This
means ~ my opinion that Algsrs name
will not be on the ticket. A vigorous effect
will be made to force shsrman's nomina-
ton tomorrow, and in the event Of failure
Pennsylvania will 20 TO Mckinley along
with some other dslegstions When that
break comes, If il comes at all. the Blaine
men in Convention hope to take advantage
Of il by showing all their etrength, which
they have not yet done. with the result OF
al once nominating "our Henry OF
Navarro"
The delegates look worn and weary to-
night. bat there Is . quiet determination on
the part of the managers OF all the booms
to keep their forces intact Nearly all
prominent Michigan men not identified
with Alger's boom are utterly disguised at
the refusal Of Alger's managers to accept
second place for him with Blaine. The
ticket could be Blaine and Alger on the
first ballot tomorrow. if the Detroit mil
henaire would consent He may yet do so.
BREREE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

LONDON, June 24.-The Court Of Queens
Bench has shown its superiority to poll
tics. The London Times applied to it for
an order to compel the officers of the Ma
tionel League TO produce the banking ac-
counts and disbursement books of that Or
gsnization and of the Land League, its sup
pressed predecessor. The object was to use
these accounts in establishing the contention
that the moneys subscribed were applied
TO criminal purposes. this being necessary
for the defense of the Tory reactionary
in the suit for libel brought by Frank
Hugh O'Donnell, q crank expelled from
Psrnellite circles, but accused by the Times
of completely in alleged criminal transsc-
tions. The refusal of the Court reflects the
highest credit on it. The accounts Of
volunteer political organizations are never
kept scrupulously. Many items of appro-
pristion perfectly innocent in fact might
easily be made improper on their face.
Forced deductions rejecting upon leaders
would be inevitable. The parties 10 the
action are entitled only to such specific in
formation as legitimately belongs within
the limits of their controversy. That they
will undoubtedly be able TO get.
A party sensation OF the largest magni-
tude is thus nipped by the Court of Queens
Bench The Tines articles in defense OF
which the books were sought were sensa-
tional G ncoctions, ia which vicious con-
lecture masquersded for sscertsined fact.
IL IL needs books which 10 never scruti-
nized TO establish ITS version of political
progress in Ireland II stands confessed
9 slanderer, for it claimed 10 have
minute knowledge of the application
of the Land League funds without access TO
such sources OF information. O'Donnell is
ss selfish in seeking to have the books pro-
ducsd as the TfBa>s is sensational ia the
same step. He never had the confidence Of
Psrnell. and II is even suspected that his
suit against the 7iBass is part Of sconspirscy
TO get At the Land League accounts. IL is
safe to say that money was used from time
70 time in ways that voaid be essily proven
iLsgal. Illegslity, however. under coercion
Jaws is not necessarily immortality.
The refusal OF the court recalls . similar
Independence on the part of the law Lords
when O'Connell bad been found guilty and
sentenced 20 Jail. On appeal 70 the upper
House the verdict vas set aside on purely
legzl grounds. The English Judge and jur-
ist Is devOtee Of law. and his life situation
makes him Indifferent 70 political infusacs,
even on the side which his own inclinstions
may prefer On party questions. In this OBJ
liVi0usDess Of politics IN judcis scti0n The
English courts set an example which
younger comuunities and American Judges
nay fOllor rith honor and profit
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
ANOTHER FORECLOSURE.
A Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas Mortgage In
the Texas Federal Courts

A Missouri, Kansas q Texas Mortgage In
the Texas Federal Courts
GALVESTON. Tex. June 24.-In the United
States Circuit Court for the Eastern District
of Texas the Mercantile Trust Company OF
New York today flied a bill in equity
of foreclosure against the Missouri, Kan.
SIS & Texas Railway Company to
secure the liquidation of q certain
indenture of mortgage dated December
/, 1850. and known as THE General
Consolidated Mortgage of the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Railway" and aggregating
$500. The suit of foreclosure was first
entered in Kansas by the Mercantile
Trust Company, ard as portion ol
the line of said railway subject 10 said
mortgage is located within the jurisdic-
ton of the Eastern district of Texas. suit
of foreclosure is also brought here as an aid
to the main suit in Kansas. The mortgage
embraces all the linss OF railways owned
and operated by the Missouri. Kansas &
Texas Railway Company. either in Kansas
Missouri, Indian Territory or Texas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

NEv YoRK. June PA convention OF
Wholesale grocers from all parts of the
United states Is in session at the Grand
Central Hotel, for the purpose of consider
ing means to prevent the sale of SUGAR be-
low the cost OF handling t. This has now
oecome common practice among both
wholessls and retail merchants. The object
is % attract customers and make increased
sales of other goods. The grocers now claim
that both seller and buyer demands that
the practices be stopped They claim that
the cost Of selling sugar is not less than 5
per cent o. the price 30 wholesale dealers
and 10 per cent. 70 retsilsrs, and that thi.
cost should BE covered by the selling price.
They cisim that the present move IS not a
combination 70 advance the price Of sugar.
cut it is q reasonable Effort for self preser-
vafion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

WAsHISsroS. June Representative
Collins. as Massachusetts,. Chairman Of the
COMMITTEES 70 notify President Cleveland
and Judge Tharmss Of their domination.
received = dispstch Nm ths latter stating
that he woald bs glsd - meet the Com
ulittee st Columbus the 18th Instant T,
- a. hrst intended TO asvs the Judge come
here on the 18th 40 that both be and Mr.
Cleveland couid be notified a. the sane
tlma. out NJ. Collins thougns that Is rou 4
- = grester compliment % tie ex-senator
Il he Committee went 30 bin rather than
ask him - come to hem. This suggestion
aavius net vita the approval of his fsllow
committeeman ths appointment in Co
iuDbus - the resnlt
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

CHEcAac. Jane "a 24--Conarsssmsn ". r
Hepburn. who pisced Senator william b
Alsisen IN nomiusdon for The Prssiasnev.
rss sued IN tae Cir-ait Court by Ms
Lsurs e E ElmksiL TIE suit i On nots.
sad ne s1ount elamed = 500 Nrs
meaifs sstarneys srs Nuna q Whesisr.
sou lhs stter ssid thst re aote vs. ere.
eaied over vesr $50 srd ibis VS. 80 Hrsi
opportunity Nrs. kinhaIi bad 6oand 80 zHt
service. IAs aete sss gwen for borrow ei
money
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

HE speech Esfors The Convsntion-Honor
Ferbsds Him Keeping silent

uis spe-eh Esfors The Convsntion- Honor
Ferbsds Him Keeping silent
When The convention was proceeding
with its last ballot Saturday afternoon and
Connecticut vas reached, one vote vas cast
for Mr Mckinley. Of Ohio. As soon as
this announcement was made ar. McKin-
ley vas sesn 70 rise Ia bis seat aud amid
the most impressive silence proceeded to
MAKE q statement He vas greeted with =
storm Of applause ne said.
"Ism 5ess - one Of the chosen rsDre-
ssntstves 81 my state. I am hers By a
res0iuuon Of The Republican Convention,
passed without one dissenting voice. com
mandiog ms % cast my vote for John Sher-
msn. and nse every worthy sudeav0r tor
as nomination 4 accepted the trust be-
cause mF hsart aad judgment were n az
cord Nifh iss lstfeT, aud spirit. and pur-
pose % that resolution. Il has pleased GER
tain ielezstes 10 cast their votes ler me.
sru net inssnsibie 70 the honor they would
d me. Dat in the presence Of the duiy rest
ING upon me I cannot remain silent
with homer. l can not. consistently
suh tbs stare whose credenti as
bsar and which has trusted me. / can not.
wiih honorahls tdslitY 10 John Sherman.
uhe has trustsd me in bis cause and with
his con 1isnCe. I can NOT. consistent with
mv asn views Of my personal integrity.
consent or seem to conseat % permit my
nan1s fo Be- used ss e candidate before th >
convsutien. { would net rsspect myself if
7 could 6ud q in nv heart 20 90, to say or
permit to ne done that vhic1 could even Re
ground i1r any one % suspect that I aav-
sred in nv ieysitg - Ohio cr my devotion
% tae chief si Der choice and ne chief Of
nine I don't request demand-that no
isiegsse who Nouid not cast rs lection upoa
ne shsi csst ballot icr nae.
ar Mckinley spoke earnestly and Tith
snphasi4 RE Vas evidently sincsre and
the convention. at the conclusion ct his
hfile speech. generously aupiau,ied him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

NKv YoRK. June 24-Curioas bat IN
dsuousirssive crowds lowered sbout The
buiiesin bosr5s gzzins a. TIE r-~s from the
Convention. ionz after the hour Of adjourn
nsent wss announced. It was The general
sentiment thet Bisi0e's trends csrris 4 the
Convention il the holl0F of their hands
rhis = tbe usv the New ferk poiiticisns,
Democrats srd Resaslicsn, judged tie sif-
usfion. Er. Depe-s vitharaesi created
ne sarpriss. bat Z wss generally beiis~si
bers fhst il declining tAe honor he would
spring NJ. Blsise's nsas before the Gen
vs1tlo1-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

Czrcseo. Jans 14-Te Teste-isv fr. b-nks
cut n tdr,estery hous- - No 2ess wsat-
~arth-sve in -hich there we're .r 6.asil-
80 nnnlo-rins t-snty-6vs re-sons. Al
- 7ccnpanfs as6 uw-nr ssosne@ Nr~-
teeH perso~s wsr~ rsken onf - win1aws ~
TIE frsr~n Ger toia Hesnsfrsn Evsd o1
the secrnd soer ~ the resr 80 - 7.
snd six ea8d-en- Tlsr-~ - q. i.frr~ we--
4ncensrieas rs~s rsscues f-srn - smoke
sll~s rsoals Tsey wsrs 7 snS yskrs xza
: ncnfhs cd
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25

pxTscET. Tuse 24-Tbree weeks axn =
child ~ss sorn - Frzncis ? sn8 Nh.
Fsnas. Is died and soon Afterwards M.
Fsiras ~&s <eizsf via tsssase Of the hesrk
y ss-ersisr she. tee. cied. N-s Pans ~
Formerly Aies FsIerin. dsuzaser q \
p.sstsr n LOUISIANA Tasre 80 net snd
~ss Merried 1e NJ Pains. thea Al sstschs
of he Aoaisisns ceortS Eiebs vears seo
they c-ns q pstrssL whsre thsg have
i sd sp.r Eaxas
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
PARAsoLS.
Bargains in ParaSols

Such as Grand Rapids has
never before seen.
We have some very fine
pieces and some not quite so
good.
Which will be put together
on one counter and sold at a
price that viii entirely satisfy
the purchaser and permit no
time for argument.
Only about 80 left, all told.
and they are choice. Our
Parasol and Silk Umbrella
Sales this season have been
by over a hundred per cent
the largest in the history OF
our business. We attribute
that success to our large stock.
to our correct styles. TO choice
and guaranteed fabrics. and
not least to our very low
prices. Our IS and 3 silk
umbrellas for ladies and
gentlemen take the lead. We
guarantee the famous Nile"
silk for one year if properly
used.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
The Event of the Week

and no news from Chicago will be received
by them with greater pleasure than the an
nOuncement that this PANT SALE will be
continued. Not satisfied with Pant Sale
alone we have decided 90 commence the
Slaughter all along the line. Commencing
Monday noon this unparalleled Slaughter
and WOrsted Suits COrkscrews, Diagonals
and all our nObby styles and patterns of fine
Dress Suits are included i'm this sale. Call
early and secure the best selections.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
A Lady Burned to Death.

MONTREAL, June 24.-The wife of ]. E.
Henrier. of the Theatre Royal. in this
city, was burned to death Friday night.
The accident was caused by the explosion of
a lamp.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
The Convention Continues

over until next week and everybody who
takes an interest is on the qui yfye. Great
interest has ben manifested by all classes in
city of Chicago, but no event of the past week
has been of more Importance 10 the work.
iugmen than
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
The Towers
UNPARALLELED PANT SALE.

Every pair of Pants i'm our store which
sold for $l.25 to 500 we have marked
at 9S CENTS. In point of economy this sale
to the wOrkingmen has been
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
The Fabrics par Excellent
OF all Fabrics.
Our Lines Full and Com
plete.
And the Styles Handsome
i'm the Extreme.

We will commence on Mon
day a Grand Closing Out of
India Linens. Victoria Lawns,
Parslan Lawns, Egyptian
Dimities, Cable Checks and
stripes, white and Ecru
Swisses, Corded Piques, En-
broidered Tulles, and in fact
our entire lines of white
goods at Rock Bottom Prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
fcs1p[S}sSfNs
Daily pointers"


o"""t|"s frotrfohe-s
We laid our Latin on the shelf some time
previous and will net vouch for The above
Possibly ws rad better give you its eauiva-
lent IN English. least yeu fail TO End such
combinstfeu In year text book. Freely
translated, mo chsrge Beware Of Fraud
Pedlsrs. They 20 fem house to house
cheating the inmates and getting q double
price for Foods sold. Recently Fruif Tun-
nels snd Charcoal Flat Irons have been
thus sold - Something entirely Nsw ard
never before offered % the public" We
have sold then for yezrs and a. half the
money. Ary tine ycn ars down town ws
~sll 5e glad 70 have y0u prove tie Truth q
The sbeve bF examining our goods and
prices. Rememhsr this. We p-iSs our-
selves or hsgine al articles foY bousske-D-
ers ne for vhicA thsrs can = ssibsy Be a
6smsn3.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
CHANGED DAILY.

The following recipe is no almanac re-
cipe that is concocted together only TO be
given away. but on the contrary is taken
from our new Cook Book, which has al.
the modern recipes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
Charlotte Russo, No. 2.

One pint cream, whipped whites of two
eggs beaten to a froth; one-third box gele-
tine dissolved in rs little cold water as pos
sble; one cup powdered sugar; one wine
glass sherry; line tin with lady fingers
IL on ice.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
Summer Goods.

Yes, certainly! We lead i'm everything. If
you have not yet purchased your light
weight coat for the summer call and see
the State of Michigan. Drebete Coats and
Vests, Alpacas and Mohairs, Deming Coats.
Lawn Tennis Coats Anything YOU want.
White and Fancy Vests will be worn this
season by the masses. NObbiest Styles. Full
Shrunk Duck and late Novelties.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-25
Refrigerator.

In buying refrigerator. buy one that
will hold as large piece of ice a. possible,
as the ice will keep better in large pieces,
and be sure and have one that will not Jam
and break when putting the ice in. See
that the ice chamber is well supported. AS
far a. the Leonard Refrigerator" is con-
cerned, we want you only TO see them be-
fore buying. Tn. best way is to ask your
neighbors about their refrigerators. See il
they like the one they have. Post yourself
upon all points of refrigerators before buy
ing. Do not buy a too small refrigerator.
We have now those fly traps that had
such q run last season with us. We are
showing two kinds, 20c and z5c.
4. LeOnaPdS Sons & Co.,
29 and 81 Monroe-st.
SuÌˆd California Deutsche zeitung. [volume] (San Diego, Calif.) 1887-????, 1888-02-03
llniere QDbIen.

Dab bic Gntoednns pon aobIen I'm
bieiisen Gountn pou unenoIi6er Bi6tiss
felt 1T, piro gliemano in Mbrsbe iteIIen.
Sdon Dor Idnssrer 3eit fonO man Bel
Gilmore, etpa 9Reilen non Der Giiens
babn entfsrnt, SteintobIen, on oeren
5orberuns man ieitoem eifris urbeitet.
9isbsr ionnte man tasIid nidt mebr iuie
etpa srpei Gar'9abunseu seruinneu, oilss
reiHeno, UNI bem 8eoorf in Gilmore
ieIbit un6 nabe seIesenen 4untten gu
oeden.
Dod rpirb man iebr bolo boran 9eben,
ben 8etrieb su errueitern, nomentlld
peun bic proiettirte 8obn BON GIiis
more mad POmona fertis seiteIIt 1T. Der
iebise transport per 9l6ie sur Giienbobn
pertbeuert bic aobIe gu iebr, wesbaIb es
orineeno Sebotsn erideint, i6Ieuni9It
before @ommnnitationen bersuitelen. Die
bei Gilmore seponnsnen 9obIen iolen
non porsisIider NuaIitdt iein unb bic
bisberiscn Goniumenten in bobem 0rooC
befrieoisen.
Sn 9ufunft mir6 uns bier iebenfalIs
cine 5euerunss giotb erIpartiein, piC
mir fie bieien g9inter erIebt boben, oc
ansunebmen 1T, bob senanntes Eager
ni6t allen ben nOtbisen geoorf beS
@ountp's Su 6eden I'M Stanoe 1T, Son'
bern nit Der Seit nod einen beoeu'
teu6en llsberi6uB fir bic 9Iusfubr Iieferr
wiro.
Gu bieIen l6On betamnteren Ibotiader
tritt neueroineS nod elm anberer Sob
Ienfunb itnsIten DotlmS, umb SrpaI
bonbeIt es ii6 bier nm Eager, bic I'M
peit Gncinitas, uIio nod beoeuteni
ndber bel Gan Diego porbonben ieir
Iouen.
Die bei GncinitoS ins 0leer Ioufen
ben Slippen entbolten Itarte Soblen
9lbern uno lpem bieie iid lonoeimuart
fortIeBen, 70 1T ouSunebmen, bob maj
boieIblt mf umfansrei6e Eager it0bt
5Gr bas Gcbeiben Der Stuot uno be
eOuntp's Gan Diego linO berurtise Gnt
oedunsen, pie bic oben senomten, unite
allen llmitanOen uon weittrosenOiter 8e
oeumna.
SuÌˆd California Deutsche zeitung. [volume] (San Diego, Calif.) 1887-????, 1888-02-03
6otsl bel Gprpnabo. a

Der Sag Der Groifnuns beS Nielens
SoteIs auf Der Coronado Bead mar lesten
Wlittipo6 unb linb on INN bersits cine
erbebIibe 3abI pon Gait.n in ieIbises
einssosen. aaerbinss III nod nidt Der
oon,e 8cu Der 8enutuns iiberseben,
Ionoern nur Elm 3beiI, ba bic 8oIIens
buns peridi,O,ner @Ortitn, 3. 9. bes
3beotrs nod ssroume 3,it in 9Iniprad
nsbmen biirfte.
Die Gompasnie, rpeI6e baS 9an5e srobs
ortige nntern,bmsn ins 9eben serufen,
bat feline Mldbe nod Rotten sei4eut nm
etpas pirtIid Grceusntes gu i9oftsn.
Der Grunb unS 8ooen, auf rptl6em has
0otel erridtet 1T, umfObt 90 Ider, pon
bmen mebr oIs 5 non bent 2olohal,Boil
bebedt wero.n, rpdbreno ber 8eit su
@arten unS @nIoeen bsmutt wirS. Das
@ebaube I,Ibit bat bic 0sitaIt zines Sb.
lon9umS nno ut IN norinannll9em Stpl
auf9efibrt, in ben einjeInm 1beiIen alpti,
orei unO pier StOdiuerie bod biuerit
1biirme si.ren bas @unje unb perItiber
ibm bas 9Inieben elmer 8ieienbur9. &in9s
UNI bas SoteI fiibrt cine 90 SUP brsit'
S,ranOa, bic 1900 SUB in Der Sang,
mibt, pdbrnO Oer innre SOfroum 2506uf
lang uno $50 SUB brett in einen prddt
tioen @art.n umsewonOtIt 1T. ii, p.Iden
Die ieIt,nfm 9Huym umb @swadf
ibren 9Ios s.f,inben bobtn.
Die Sutptfront Ses GebauSes Seis
nab Often. Der spsite, brittle unb uisrt
Stod bitn.n ole S@Iufs, gSObn' UNI
8obsimm,r, pabrenS ii6 unten Su sbsne
Grbe bic Sp.iieiaIe, 8cnpsriOtions' I'M
Wtuftsinm.r, 1bsottr unS Office bsfin
ben ,mb buS &eItr9ei6cb pOn peridisoe
n,n 2dOtn, 8arberlbcp, glpotbsfe, Sil
Iarosimm.rn, 8d@en u, I. einSenOmms
, rpirb.
SuÌˆd California Deutsche zeitung. [volume] (San Diego, Calif.) 1887-????, 1888-02-03
S6afft inOuItrieIle Gtablifiements,

Mebr un6 mebr tritt bic glotbwenbiss
felt an uns beran, bier an Der Yacifcs
aiiite fir 9lnlase inoui itrieaer GtabIife=
ments Gorge su trasen. gBesbaIb iollen
mir oenn unier @eIo mad benz Often
Ienoen, um uns pom bort nit aIlerbanb
nOtbwenbisen gIrtifeIn gu perfeben, bic
man idfeBIi6 bier im 2unbe ebeniO gut
unsufertisen uermag, iObaIo nur oaran ses
sansen ipiro, 5ubrifen gu erridteu9 SOas
ten mir bier nidt ebsniO gut i'm
Stanoe iein, @oIIen'Naaren ber5uiteIs
len, ruie bies in ben alien Staaten Der
Union seIdisbt, fonn man ni6t in unie=
rem atsseOebnten @ebirsssisen aud aObs
len sraben, pic beiipieISpeiie in pennz
ipIpanien? ba ie bier besanntIi4 AUDI
uorfommen.
SIT es oenn notbpenoIs, Gilens
bubn Sdienen itub 2eititnes &obren
etc. itets pon anoeren Stooten gu
beSieben, anitatt uns ielbIt bic sur 9ln=
fertiguns srforoerli6en AnIasen gu bauen?
5aIt ieoer Geperbes 3peis 1T im Meiten
b0dIt fiimmerIid uertreten; nniummen
wonoern Sabr aus Sabr Elm aus benz
9onoe, bic ebenio gut bier circuIiren
tonnten, penn man iid mebr nit Der
5abriiatiou beiddftiste. gs Siebt pObI
ieIten Elm 9anb, rpeldes init 70 reiden
6dIfsqueIIen uuSseitattet 1T, wie GaIifOr>
nien, unb Oennod 1T es senotbist, ben
iiberrpiesenb sr0bten GbeiI ieiner 9Oniums
Artitel, @erdtbidaften II. (. 10. pon aus
berboIb gu beSieben. ST Californian
aud nod elm iunses 9ano, weI9es mas
mentIid in IonbwirtbidoftIider unb in.
Oultrieaer 8ssiebuns erit in ben Ieeten
Sabreu unsefunsen bat, einisen 9Iufs
idwuns gu erIansen, 70 1T es bod ni6t
lpeniser am 9Iute, iein 9Iusenmert friibs
,eitl9 auf SnltItuttonen gu rl9teil, be
Dem Staute nur yluben brinsen fcnnen,
inbem iie perbinbern, unier GeIO anberen
IbeiIen Der Union ODER benz NusIanoe
,u @ute tommen gu Iuhen. llneSOIi6
widtis mare es oaber, ipenn man iesIi9er
Snouftrie Die sebubrenoe 8eriidiidtisuns
i6nftc uno fe bel ,ms einsufiibren ms
tern6bme.