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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-02-10
For Housewives.

The German apron is pretty novelty
| saw one short time ago that came
from CALIFORNIA; yard Ian la half long
or more, or nearly white linen, not over
fine ike unto butchers .inen-both ends
OF the cloth-rather less than 4 yarl in
width-tEimmed with deep linen lace /;
above 4 border in geometricai design
outlined with red and green embroidery
cotton. One end folds over about hat
way, so that the upper part OF the apron
is double; the top end where the iol
comes, is lett perfectly straight and un-
cut and the strings OF tape are sewed on
each side, about three or five inches
from the middle, according TO the size oil
the waist that is to wear it. Very ole
AMI pretty. OF course in applying the
ornamentatiOu, remember that no one
en- Il should be put on the other side,
as II turns over. You can get the lea
by manipulating a towel with 4 colored
border.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-02-10
Preserving Wood.

A plan recently introduced into Bel
GUM Tor preserving wood from decay
produced 10y the atmosphere, water, etc.
Is to I'LL the pores with liquid gutta-
percha, which is said TO efIectually pre-
serve 1t from moisture and the action of
the sun. The process employed consists
IN exhaustlng the air from the pores OF
the wood, and filling with guttapercha
solution. In pouring the solution into
the pores, the solid guttapercha is iioue-
he'd by mixing with parafiine in proper
ton OF about two-thirds of guttapercha
TO one-thIrd OF paratiine the mixture is
then submitted to the action of heat and
the guttapercha becomes sufficiently
liquid TO be easily introduced into the
pores OF the wood. The guttaperchs
hquetied by thir process hardens in the
pores Of the wood as soon as it becomes
cold.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-02-10

De coolies spring hides the closest
'moncsc de rocks
Las years hot spell cools off mighty
fas'
Light Niger too much fo' de so'-back
hos
De mellcr apple give far warnin, 10 it
De noise o de wheels don't measure dc
load in de wagon.
Wild goose in &c wheat fcP don't 90
to sleep.
,Twon't hep de crop to plant a new
tangled sort o corn with fifteen ears to
de- stalk on de po' broomstraw fier: dat
sort o land got all 1t kin do raisin' one
ear 10 de hill
DE dog dat try to scratch mole ont de
groun' amt got 'nough edication 10 hurt
him
Blind hos know when dc trough am
empty.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-02-10
PEBBLES

Fond parent -"WeH, Johnny, how
are YOU getting along at school ?"
Johnny-"O, fiTst-rate. | started on
third, but | am on first now"
Fond parent-"Glai TO hear it, my
son. Always try to be first. There Is
fifty cents for your industry"
Johnny-"Aint that nice III try to
get higher yet
Fond parent Higher? How can you
get higher than first 20
Johnny Easy enough. l can get f
be short-stop or pitcher" :,
-Street-car Philosophy. - Calm con
ductor-"Can't take that quarter, sir =
Indignant passenger ike to know
why not"
Conductor too smooth" =
Passenger "Well, that's cool Yot
gave me that very quarter on this cG
this morning. L took It from you in
change
"Wel, you see, we are more particular
than you are" .-
A Lady is showing q visitor the
family portraits in n picture gallery.
That oHicer there in the uRiform," she
says "was my great-great grandfather
He was as brave as lion, but one of the
most unfortunate Of men. lie never
fought battle in which he did not have
an arn or Lee carried away Then she
four engagements" -!
Hostess Sunday morningin in Wash
ingtOn us there any particular minis
ter you would like TO hear preach, Pen
elope ~
Penelope Visiting from Boston) -
"WeIl, IL YOU don. I mind, auntie, J
think would like to hear one OF the
foreign ministers. am quite proficient
IN languages, you know"
-Troies=or-aIr. B., can you tell me
with what faculty we could most easily
dispense
Student eyes, sir" 90
Professor -. Good! Now speak up
student (soberIy)-"The college fac
ulty."
A few days ago 4 number of Italians
went into the konaout post-othce and
asked for letters. One was handed an
epIstle, on which was due ten cents,
postage. yesterday morning the same
man handed one oil the clerks ten cents
and SAID 'Ienna centa. Wanta another
lettee."
-Snob-snubbing- u think you
know the TetterUys. Are they
quite the sort OF people one can ask to
ones house, don tcherknow ?"
-, certainly, II you wish to. Whether
they il come or not Is another question %
The Size of Her Smile We'll, Alger-
non, she greeted you with a smile, did
she ~
Yes" said Algernon. q
a benign one 30
80, a seven-b by-nine one"
-Anastasia about to be marrfed) =
"Ned, see il this reads all right for the
invitations: Your presence IS request
ed"
Devoted brother-GStep there, sisl IG
isn't grammatical You mean, Your
presents are requested
An undertaken has invented a small
cast-ITou cannon Tor boys AT least we
suppose the inventor Is an Undertaken.
His profession would naturally make
/ more money out OF such an invention
than either the doctor or coroner.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-02-10
Somewhat Sinister.

The fve-year old son of the wealthy
Mrs. Bondclipper, OF Fifth avenue, Is
eft handed, and his mother has made an
earnest but heretofore unsuccessful ef-
iort to cure him OF this defect.
A few days ago, in a it Of anger, he
struck his French governess square in
:hc face and made her nose bleed
Tommy, YOU little wretch - screamed
Mrs. Eoniclipper, don't you ever do
.bat again rs long as you live. Will l
oever be able 10 make you use your
~,cht hand 2"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-02-10

City Editor (graspingly and vigorously
mopping his face )-'Wha have you for
a local editorial 70 day ?'
Reporter-"An An article on The Fuel Of
the Future"
Editor-lWe have concluded not 10
publish what the editor said, but viii
mention, en- passant that the reporter
was carried OF little later IN an ambu.
lance.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-02-10

Few troubles are more annoying or
more productive OF serious difficulty, if
not removed, than insects in the ears
living upon soft meadow grass, or sleep
ing upon campbell OF fragrant spruce,
bugs OF different denominations seem
possessed with a desire to inspect our
auricles, Once inside, their frantic ef-
forts 10 escape cause such agony that
people have gone temporarily crazy with
1t.
This may be instantly stopped by
pouring the car full Of sweet-OIl, which
suIiocates the insect, and he is easily re-
moved later by a syringe and warm
water. Avoid intruding pins, etc, into
the ears. Much harm may thus be done
TO theiG delicate mechanism, and little TO
the cause oi all the trouble.
fol IS not readily accessible use water
which is almost as good.
Ear2cae in any form may be quickly
relieved by filling ths organ with chloro-
'orm yapor from an un .orkcd bottle, va
por only, not the liquid; and mamma 8
bag should always contain u small vial
OF il, IS it 5 useful in many ways.
Ten drops upon a lump of sugar is an
excellaUt rene ly for hiccough or ordi-
nary naUs "A, and / have recalled to life
/ more than one person pronounced dead
! from suustrolle; with hall-teaspoonful,
! clear, poured down his throat. ~zzza
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-02-10
Advertising Rates.

The large and reliable circulation OIL the OA,F.
RRIA FREEMAN commeBds II TO the favorable % =,
sderatiOn Of advertisers. whose fayors will be T.
serted at the following low rates
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-02-10

Business items lrst insertion 100. per line each
subsequent insertion &c. per line.
Administrators and Exec utors NJ ices 40
Auditors Notices.-..-.-...-...-.s ...-ssss 2-tQ
Stray and similar Notices.. l.b0
ts- Resolutions or proceeding OF any corporate
socieB aLI communications dssiqned 10 eGA att
t0n matter Of limited iHfsviduGl fnfers ssr
must be gdil T0I GdpeTtisenents.
jon PRINTING OF all kinds neatly and expedit-
ousIy executed at lowest prices. Don't you forget
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-02-10
TBE GFDBRTH EREEIQHQ.
Is published Weekly at
EHKNSBURG. CAMBRIA COUNTY.
RY JAMES G.. HASSON.
,5,,,,r,r,fra,f Circulation, 1900


tltfuruiitced CtrcWidtton' Is<OO
a. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. "a
ono copy, year, casb In advance ... ISL 81
UH do IIuut Paid within months. l5A
90 do O. not paid wthin months. 400
do do % not paid wltbl. sa2 year. %
A. To ~,ersons residing outside % tho county
2. cents add l5iOuaI per year VIII DC charged TO
uHy postage.
aa-Lu uu event VIII the above terms DC de-
,rrfeI from. and those who don consult tuClr
uvu interests uy paving Ia olV1rc" must not OK
moot o. Doe uluCrt uu the same iuO,iu- as those ho
D.. i.rt tuIs fact be distinctly understood from
fu.s time ravwHrs.
s.-Tay Tor your nauor before YOU stop iJ, 70 stop
IL yUum must .vuuc but scaltwags DO otherwise
don't rs o. aryrHvfE -ftfe ~ too snort.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-02-10

a. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. "a
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-02-10

s-C.' - ~ ---Stac" = StlN
81 az cutie -1t-sacd as 70 yCu~ 0o~7-
D0t -. int -ruutCd Dick. .-Cp
Eor- YOU from Mr.. Doryn~, who H.
uis.gl l,y house. al / want TO .--oU =,
whether you would DO willing 70 under
IA q tho entire furnishing OF = new
house. Il is Mr.. Floyd's house / refer
to-"
Yes. sir; would be willing to DO
that"
e Very we'll" said Dick. Then you
may consider yourself engaged. Can yOu
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-15

rcouircments already made public. Those
of the union who have been idle for so
MANY months will Immediately take up
their ,rowes and begin work in earnest.
Witlrnell Bros, who have al along been
favorable TO the union during the late
trouble will give work to /. large numher
of additional! men at once. and It is inferred
that plenty of emp oymcnt will be forth
coming for the remainder
The exccut We committee of the Chicago
freight bureau has passed resolutions COM
amending the action OF the Chicago. Bur-
ilnrton and Quincy and the Chicago, Bur-
ineton and Northern roads in reducing
rites TO northwestern points, thus doing
all in their power to remove the unjus. dis
elimination against Chicago that was COM
planned of by the associated shippers. This
virtually means that the shippers will sup
port the Burlington in the position it has
taken and will give that road their bust
ness. Tie other northwestern roads are
in quandary. as the efforts to boycott the
Burlington on the part OF the Chicago ship
pers has acted as i, boomerang, and they
now find themselves between two fires. If
they meet the Burlington rates they will
have to readjust their Iowa tariffs on Al
lower scale, to refuse will be construed as
:ant;Gonis.ic to the Chicago jobbing trade.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-15

arrived silently testifying substantial re-
embrances. while by mail came numer-
GUS letters of congratulaton from his many
old f. iends.
-Yhc Englishgovernmenth has proclaimed
Belfast under provisions Oh the criminal
law. This will enable the court to grant Il
change Of venue in the case OF the persons
charged with de raudng the Equitable Lite
Insurance Co., of New York.
I'm the chamber of deputies at Rome
Sig. Nieotera made Il motion that the gov
eminent adequately fortify the mari ime
towns of -a'y. He declared that Naples.
Leghorn. Messina and Salerno were de-
fenseless. Gen. Vialc, minister OF war.
said that the problem of maritime defense
had been studied by competent men, and
the necessity had been recognized of limit
ing defensive works to the most important
points while increasing the navy. The
greater part oftheseworks had been execut-
ed. Tho government would c"ptt emo
ton as Il recommcnda ion. The motion
thus modified, was approved.
Twenty democrats of Berlin We're
recently sentenced to Imprisonment for
circulating sc !itioUs prints.
The latest reports from the sick cham
Der of Gen. Sheridan are that his condition
is practically unchanged, and that he lis
still holding his own. 1t is believed by
those who-see him daily that he wll,pull
through unless:hc has another relapse.
In the chamber of deputies. Paris NJ.
Laur recently made a motion to es ablish
zone in northeastern France where Ger
mans should be allowed 10 reside unless
they were subjected to restrictions similar
to those imposed by Germany upon French
men in Alsace- Lorraine. The motion was
rejected.
The celebration OF the anniversary OF
the birth OF Queen Victoria took place the
other day in London. The most notable
features of the celebrat on were the re-
views of troops.
Rome advices state that the pope has
corrected the proof of the authorized pub
LEGATION of his allocution delivered at the
recent consistory. After condemning the
provisions affecting the clergy in the new
Italian code his holiness says: What
causes us the greatest pain is the desire
manifested 10 maintain at all hazards the
conflict letween papacy and Italy which
/ we. from love of the church and country.
declare that we wish to terminate. The d.
sire displayed by the states to war against
the church is fol y and is hurtful 10 all. es-
pecially to Italy"
| -An.ocean steamer has recently made
the trip from Queenstown to New York in
six days. two hours and fifteen minutes,
beating the fastest time heretofore made.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-15
Position in Sleeis-Non.Alcoholic Slim.
manufacturing an Invalid.

Nearly all persons who are inclined to
sno,e do SO when lying on the back, be-
cause, according to DIR. Granville, the soft
palate and uvula hang on the tongue and
tat organ falls back SO as to partly close
the windpipe. He advises, therefore, to lie
on the side, and in the absence of special
diseases rendering it desirable to lie on the
weak side, SO as to leave the healthy lung
free to expand, it is we'll to use the right
side. because when the body is thus placed
the food gravitates more easily out of the
stomach into the intestines, and the weight
of the stomach does not compress the up
per portion of the intestines. A glance at
any of the visceral anatomy will show this
must be. Many persons are deaf in one
ear and prefer to lie on particular side;
but, if possible. the right SIDE should be
chosen. Again, sleeping with the arms
thrown over the head is to be deprecated:
but this position is often assumed during
sleep, because circulation is then free in
the extremities, and the head and neck and
muscles of the chest are drawn up and fixed
by the shoulders, and thus the expansion
of the thorax is easy. The Chief objection
to these positions is that they create ten
dency to cramp and cold in the arms, and
sometimes seem to cause headaches during
sleep and Dreams
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-15
Old Age.

A medical man compares an old man to
an old wagon; with light Loading and care
full usage it will last for years, but one
heavy load or sudden strain will break it
and ruin it forever. Many people reach
the a.e of fifty or sixty or seventy, meas
urably free from most of the pains and in
tirmiti.s of age. CHEEKY in heart and sound
IN health, ripe in wisdom and experience.
with sympaties mellowed by age, and
with reasonable prospects and opportuni-
ties for continued usefulness in the world
for considerable time. Let such persons
be thankful, but let them also be careful.
An old constitution is like an old bone,
broken with ease. mended with difficulty.
a young tree bends to the gale. an old one
snaps and falls before the blast. A single
hard lift, an hour of heating work. an
evening OF exposure to rain or damp. a
severe chill, an excess of food, the unusual
INDULGENCE of an appetite or passion, a
sudden tit of anger: an improper dose of
medicine-any Of these or similar things
may cut off valuable life in an hour. and
leave the fair hopes of usefulness and en-
]ooyment but shapeless wreck.-.Scotiiyh
American.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-15
GENERAL PARAGRAPHS.

"A TRANSACTION winch Tor It's magnitude
and for its reversal Of the usual order OF
Things. is decidedly interesting. was re-
Gently consumated in Chicago. The par
ties to it are the American Cattle trust and
Nelson Morris, the Chicago live stock mag
nate. Instead Of the gobbling UP process
by the trust, exactly opposite is the case.
Morris has bought back from the cattle
trust the Fairbanks Canning company, and
has satisfactorily dissolved all relations
with the trust. The consideration was
200. COO.OOO.
Tom Coneff. the Irish champion sprint
'er. in the contest at the Manhattan. n. v.
Athletic club beat his former time. and
made Il mile in four minutes and twenty
four seconds. There were many COMPETE
tors. but none anywhere approached his
marvellous speed.
-"Spooks" have lately been disturbing
the peace of mind of the family OF William
Roberts. q farmer living near Princeton.
Wis. Things arc taken from one place an |
left in another. but are not removed from
the premises. The ghost" goes through
the pockets of the members Of the family
and puts their contents in odd places.
Pocke:hooks are also taken and concealed.
The family called in the priest. and he told
them the devil was in the house.
The frame house in VIII CHI Gen. Grant
was born has been hoated down the river
| from Point Pleasant. Ohio. TO Cincinnati.
where it will be placed on exhibition under
canvas.
BY the burning Of the Mundine no cl
mt Rockdalc. Texas. eleven persons arc
known to have persisted. Several bodies
| have thus far been recovered from the ruins
but they were disiigured beyond all recog-
milton. AS the register was destroyed there
1 is no means of ascertaini"g the number OF
inmates at the time of conflagration. but 1t
is thought that Il large number are yet to
be accounted for.
Consul General Phelan. OF Halifax. N
S.. has received II dispatch stating that the
fishing schooner Ambrose H. Knight. o.
Booth Bay. Me-. was recently seized at st
Johns. n. F.. and her crew arrested foi
selling bait at st. Pierre. Miqueon.
Judge Elliott Anthony. Of the supreme
court had Il tussle with IL lunatic on the
streets of Chicago the other evening. which
hut for the timely ARRIVAL OF assistance
would have cost that worthy his life.
Justice Norton, OF the supreme court a
Jefferson City, Mo-, has fixed the day fol
the hanging of Hugh M. Brooks alias Max.
well. the murderer of c. Arthur Preller, fo
the Goth Of July.
Andrew Grandstatf, the confessed muir
derer of old man Drake and wife and tw'
grand children. near Richland Center. Wis.
was taken from jail at Viroqua. where ht
had been placed for safe keeping. and hun:
by y mob numbering nearly l. 900 men. Til,
doomed man fought desperately for his ir,
while the steel cage which he was con.
fined was being battered down, and whe.
taken out was covered with blood and ter.
riby mangIed.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-15
INDUSTRIAL WORLD.

The brieklayei '5strike at Omaha. is at
an end. the union men having given up
the battle after IL prolonged struggle and
agreeing 10 accep. the ,erms Of the Con-
tractors Issocimion. $3.50 Il day. /. DAVIS
work j, consist of nine hours. This pro-
;:a"tcd dispute was brought 10 Il final set
'lemenl by Il chan OF circumstances. the
lhck!avers linnI'v ,'qreesaa 10 abide 10y the
scit*e tsdop..G IT, &c 1850 >s;:tion and other
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-15
Nv INDIAN B4Y1LE AX.

A tomahawk, or battle Ak, welsDI,'
three pounds has been found OIL ~
banks of Richmond Creek, in ures, :,
County, Georgia. Old settlers say
was once used by Cusstgugee, one ~,
the most dreaded Indian braves W.. w.,
resisted the advance of the whites ~,
that part of the country. The az >. Il
specimen of perfect workmanship, ~
is cut from piece of quartz ro'A
BROOKLYN Eagle.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-15
THERE are few +,;,o.

THERE are few things more beant;fr,
than the calm and resolute progress Of a NJ
earnest spirit. The trlumphs Of o.n; az
may be more dazzling: the chances of ,,nn,1
iortune may he more exciting; but ne ilIor
are at all SO interesting Or SO WORTHY as 10
a a. OF steady, fal,Dsul ana
1erYent energy.-Dr. Wlloch. 49, "n''
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-15

A STONE deaf girl at Urbana' o'''
was married the other day a''I q,
courtship lasting seven years N,
her hearing been all right it wou'' .
have taken over six months.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-15
Nothing Mean About Her.

is that all you can give me, ma'am s,
pleaded the tramp, "a dipperful Of watar;,
why. no. certainly not" ren]ied tho
woman with the big heart; "you can have
as many dipperfuls as you ike.s-Ner
York .oun I'VE"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-15
THE FAR EAST.

Jeff DAVIS cc. bra1ed his eightieth
birthday at Bealvo!r. ti;'.. tile other day.
During the day su.EGry. 'oxes and packages
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-10-08
m6dentide 3nGnois Staots5dtune 11ontoe, s. OCTOBER 1885,

Commercial @asette in Cincinnati Sic NJ
5tge, pelde,. 1tott benz e6len &at5er
Srtebri9 @ere9ti9fett ~tpioerfabren 5t
laIien, baS tDrannti9e @ebabren
8tSmarf's be5iglt9 ber 8er0fentItz
dung Der Saeebudsauf3et6nungen Srtez
brt6S 5u bentdnteln iu0t. Der bteien 8es
mGntelungsperiu9 ~entbaltet6e Nufiab bon
Commercial Gazette gebt iebt ais v~gefunbez
mes Treiien" Dur6 bic oeuti6zamerifantide
8tsn1ards 8reiie.
-@roBe Not1 berrl9t einem in ct.
saul ei11getroffenen amtlt6en 6iilferuf 3ltz
fDlge in &dm en County i'm norOz
tpe1tliben 0afotd. Oort bat Der Nrolt
Die gauge @eiSenernte ~3erit0rt, ur1b bie Qlnz
fieoler ie6en fi9 bon allen 2ebensmitteln
entbl0Bt. Sour ein ~etn3tges IopniDip
ma6t cine Nusna6me. Oa Der Not1ltanO
i'm 9on3en GountD Derri6t, 1tebt 1i0 bieieS
auBer Stanoe, beLfen6 etn3utreten, unb bat
ft6 bes6aLb Unit 6ilfe nab anstpdrts ges
tpenbet.
= Sin + 9redIi6er 1tnfaGG tpir6
bon Der W iinbun9 bes 8 tc nj coz
SIuiies aus BrtnceB Slime GountD in
WtdrDlano gemel0et. Sine @eleui9aft be-
1tebeno aus 6errn un6 Srau &emmermart
rno bier &tnDern uno Srau B6iItpps NIT
brei &tnbern berlieB in etnem 8oote, ST.
8btlipps nit elmer Qa6ung t6ol8 in einertt
onberen 8oote Mtount 8ernon Mbarf, auf
ber &idfa1rt mad 0or6eiter. Dtabe Der
SluBmIr6ung tuarf etn Win6itoB bd3
8oot, in peI6em ft9 Bic erItgenannte @ez
ieuidaft befano, I'M, un6 Srdu &emrterz
mann nit tbrem a6t5ebn Mpnate olten
iitngiten Gtr0e, u1o 3tpet Der Bbtltpps' ider
&tn0er ertranfen. 0ie bret dnoerlt SCENT
mermonn'10e &inoer tla1nmerten it6 ant
8oote fet, bis 8Dilipps fte in iein Boot
re6ntett fonnte, Der altd) nit Dteler Wfltbe
feline Srdu unb &emmermann rettete.
= 0ie IGmmtIt6en, BET Ser Nnfunft nit
benz 9antpfer vQStScon1tn" bon ben SEEM
Oorter neutrality-suspicious. in Cattle
@arben aurIGGe6aItenen Mor>
M 0 II n, beren 3uridienbung tta6 europa
uripriitgli6 angeor6net tporoen tpar, 5 t.
ZEN NUN bod / II BEN Ser. Staaten
bGetben. sc. g. @tblon, Der Stem gorfer
General 8aIiagieragent Der @uiDns2tnie
batte gegen bic 3uridienoung Der 2eute
8ertpabrung etngele9t unb bem 3ollbtreftor
Magoite borgeftelt, baB lie Ollie 3uSertpal1o7
ten ret1en tpolten unb f~eineStpegS benz Sc
meinueIen our 9aft fallen piirben. 3uz
9Iei9 erbot ct fi9, 8ir9i6aft bierfiir gu
ftelen, nro %0araufbtn e1tl6teD !6err Wfaz
gone, 6aB Iie Ianben biirfen. Die 3uriiGz
gebaltener, befanntli6 metltens &tnber,
traten iobatn bo6erfreut 6te @etterreiie
HQh utdb on.