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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
,ampa of northern MIohIqan and MA

oampa OF northern MlohIgan and Wa
conaln get no better pay than farm
hands ia the same localities, Salt IA
protected, The men who work 10 n o
salt mines OF saginaw vet no
better pay than tho men who
dig bitches on tho adjoining farm q,
Pottery ware IA highly protected,
The men who work IN the potteIieN OF
East Liverpool have had their wages
reduced 40 per cont, during tho past u
years and they got no more pay than
the unprotected artisans that work by
their side IN East Liverpool, Iron ore
10 highly protected, The men who dig
ore ia the mines Of Penn'a, get no more
pay than the men who clean up the
streets OF Philadelphial In fact they gst
leHA,
This is not theory,
This Is not speculation,
This is the practical demonstration
Of the theory OF protection,
This 10 the logic OF facts
FIFTn- Ia two countries IN Europe
slide by side, with equal advantages
England and Germany-one revenue
tariff, the other protection, wagea are
higher IN England,
sIXTn-All tho paupers that cor 70
tho United States 10 crowd out The
American labOrer, aud bear down
prices, come fIom highly protected
countries like Italy, None come from
England,
sEyKNTn-The lowest wage country
In either Europe or Asia, ia the moal
highly protected, and the highest wag'
country IL free trade England,
EI0nTn-A tarif' tax xla the most un
Just tax In the world, beoauae It 10 q
tax on labor aud does ndl rest on sap
ltal. A poor man pays more Of II thar
a rich man, because he usually weart
out more clothes, and has the inoal
children 10 support,
NINTH-An experience OF twenty
years with q high larlli tax In thii
country has made mofe milllonairea Of
capitalists and more trampa and pau.
pem OF laborlng men has inauguratec
more strikes and look'oua than In an,
ither country, for the same length Of
ume, on either side Of tho Atlantic
Think over Il 0 proportions aerl
ously and without prejudice, and see II
we are not right, II 10, don't vote for
Ben Harrison, who Is nothing but
representative OF monopoly, and Tie
ool Of trusts and money sharks,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
MUowUMPIsM.

One hundred independent citizens, all
former Republicans, have just met In
Newton, Mass, and unanimously
declared rs follows:
ave believe that the Republican
party needs to be beaten again for It's
own good"
While this is not very cheerful read
ing for a large number Of very good
men, who still cling frantically to the
skirts Of the g, o. p, 1t still has an ele.
ment Of sweet consolation. Itindicates
that the party, under different auspices,
may have II future. There is still an
other reason, more forceful, why the
Republican party should be beaten this
year. 1t will be permanent benefit tC
the whole country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
OLD oUAY's LIQUOR nUnnAu,

The Republican National Committee
Is making very strong appeal for the
saloon vote. Their anti.Prohibition
documents are printed mostly in Ger.
man and In the guise OF newspapers.
We quote from one called the 50. Louis
Tribune. The saloons are thus warned
TO beware Of Grover Cleveland:
president Cleveland has within a
year gone over completely into the
camp Of the Prohibitionists. lie has
sworn of drinking, and the Prohibition
lists are parading him all over the coun
try as one of their shining examples
Cleveland has suppressed respectable
saloon which was on the road leading
TO his country home near Washington"
Ye gods and little iishes And is II
such terrible crime for Democrat TO
swear ofiY ..e
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

intelligence The older Onea who vote
Il aTe Traitors Today, A. they Wele w
1890 o. Now young Democrats ! you
have as much deeenoy, intellect lnlel'
ligenoe and honesty aa q common lnH,
y0u will vote Ia November against u'ls
party"
Now Anna gets $500 q speech for such
talk as the above, 10 a campaign OF
ideas, She is held up as one Of the lead
ing ahopterA II this Is the leading style
of argument In this campaign Of reason
what must be the alyle Of the hustleTi
in tho county school houses and on the
hustinga, II seems hardly possible that
gentle Anna, she OF the black velvet
pants ana Claude MeIuotle voice, IN
Hamlet tho melancholy, should now be
on the stump in HooaIerdom with sucl
an array OF exhibits no the shove, fol
only $500 night, Well. the old Aay'
ing OF money makes the mare go" II
certainly finding terrible yerlhcation
In Anna Diokinson'a case, We must
pause 10 remark, however, that II lndl
ana audiences can drink In aud ap'
plaud this kind OF political sediment
we have but little hope that the STATE
can be carried for Cleveland IN Noyem'
haF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
nomnfnlno ron ram rAaMnaa- a
VmnY THAnRrAnnnr FRAUD

The Republican Committee Of stark
county hays indnlged IN q very
neat scheme, They are circulating q
printed circular, giving the larlll TAX
on various articles of farm produce
aud saying that the Democrats arc III
favor OF repeating these tarlil laxeh'
The circular is headed "farmefsi
How you aTe now proteotedi which 90
y0n want Protection or Free Trade
This circular proceeds TO give the pres
ent tarifi on wheat, oats, peas, pork,
potatoes, lard, bacon, beef, barley, corn,
hemp, and large number OF articles
On the back OF the circular are printed
some remarks supposed 10 have been
made by Roger Q Mills chairman OF
the Ways and Means Committee,
against protection, and In favor OF free
trade, Perhaps tho authors OF this or
cular do not know that these so-eAlled
ntlerancea OF Chairman Mills are for
geriea, and Mr., Mills, In letter quite
recently over his own signature, so pro
nOuneed them.
We pity tho ignorance OF tho Stark
county farmer who thinks tho present
tariff on wheat, corn, oats, etc, Ia Of
aome benefit 10 him. A farmer whose
Ignorance 10 dense enough 10 be de-
ceiyed with this idea, 10 certainly a NJ
subject for an idiotic asylum.
A tariff OF es q pound on wheat and
$40 q ton on pork would do tho farm
ers about IN much good aa q passport
10 heaven, signed by Bob lngereoll,
Of course, every farmer knows that we
raise wheat for export, and that wheat
aud corn are not imported into this
country. Every farmer 10 supposed 10
know that tho value Of our wheat crop
lfllxed by ita market value In foreign
markets, and that q tariff on wheat, or
corn, or pork, or any article OF farm
produce ia utterly worthless
Hence We feel like saying that the
Republican committee seem TO be IN
sorry straits, and badly OF for ideas aud
argument In this campaign to resort
10 this kind Of q dodge,
This circular bears the stamp OF the
Home Market Club, OF Boston, and
may therefore be calleda Yankee trick.
This Home Market Club Ia the SAINT
club that printed forged extracts from
the London Times, and other London
papers on the tariff message OF Presi'
dent Cleveland, and when exposed, the
Secretary OF the club was compelled to
make the humiliating confession that
h6 was mistaken. Fraud, forgery aud
appear 10 be the leading
elements In the campaign of Ideas, In
augurated by the party of Blaine and
trusts The people, however, appear to
be doing q good deal of thinking on
their own hook, this year
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
BEN HARRisoN's LAMENT,
(orIalnaLl

(Orlalnal)
H. sad Ii my fatel Each dag brings me news.
That gyoa me the thuinpH, tho sulkt aud the hlues
fear that the b0odlurs are losna their gfip,
\nd tho laburing mon are dcsurilng the ship
Like ~ many rats. cannot toll Why
iot. fear that the fat wo expected to- fry
nj Ut Trust Monopoly a Goa Will NY
naCh lnto the nrol And iini iilalno'H 10 blanc
For making that damphool Trust speech IN Maine
There's TINT nAtulont fat man, leyeland they say,
Dooa nothing hut tend 70 his business all day
whie do nothing but shake and pefuplrc
And repeat my stale speech on tarli ana hlrol
shake delegations from Kalamazoo,
from roaey aud Hancock and flppooanoe,
~ shaking vow, I've had quite enough,
Hut old Quay says the game 10 win y straight hluiI
- fear must shake 10 the cnd Of tho race,
Yoi fear aud know ia Wild goose chase,
A delualon. n sham, fraud aud snare,
For feel IN my bones, fphal never Got there
Vet I'm doomed by hard fate 70 stand NJ each dAy
And shake all tho suckers that happen this way
Wy nerves are nl gone my stomach ~ busted
Oh sad IA the day that In Trust sharks trus,gdl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
A FEW PoINrnRs 10 THrNK OVER.

FIRST "A tariff is a tax, that Is paid
in every case by the party who finally
uses or consumes the goods. al
SECOND Our present tariff taxes
were levied, not for the purpose Of pro-
lection, either 10 capital or labor, but to
raise money oequip a great army to
Gght themost gigantic and longest en-.
during war Of modern times. l9 M
THIRD The war closed over twenty
three years ago, and now, when II is
proposed to lift the great burden OF
war taxes from the shoulders Of the
American people, the advocates OF this
relief policy are held up as the enemies
Of the American system of protection.
FoURTn-The statistics on every ar
tIcle that Is covered by a tariff, show
that wages are no higher in that indus
try than In other branches Of labor that
are not protected. This evidence Is con-
elusive, extending over generation Of
men, that tariff does not even tend tc
raise wages on the article projected.
TO illustrate; Lumber is protected
The men who work In the lumber
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

The Canton NEWS. DEMOCRAT cen
sures a physician for advertising, be-
cause that physician happens 10 be Z
candidate. The assertion IN Yentufed
that after q campaign the paper named
would not be so mOck.ndignant NJ q
violation of an antiquated and In many
respects nOnsensical code OF ethics
which forbids the doctors 10 transact
business by the same meth0ds which
other business men adopt Massillon
Independent,
Ourneighbor is wrong, rs usual, The
Canton NEws.DEMoCRAT has never
censured a physician for advertising,
and we DO not do 80 now. This paper
was informed by q leading member of
the Medical Association Of Canton that
DIR. Cock had been expelled, but we did
not say he was expelled for Advertising
As soon as we learned that our inform
ant was mistaken we made the correc-
ton. We have said nothing whatever
about advertising. But we viii say
now, that we think II would be n good
thing for every physician TO publish his
card In the newspapers. II would let
people know where he can be found
what his Office hours are, and II he has
any special field Of medicine orsurgery
let the people know what tits. The ed
itor of the pestiferous Independent will
make q note that we say this on the
all absorbing question Of q Coroner
right In the heat of the canvass. By
the way, II the Coroner would sit on the
body OF the editor of the Independent
for a while, IL might help his case OF
chronic irritability.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

THE so-called campaign Of ideas ap-
pears TO be in full blast In Indiana.
One of tho ideal speakers is Miss Anna
Dickinson, Of somewhat ancient mem
ory. Here are some specimens Of
Anna's tower of ideas, taken from her
Ioration OF Charlottesville, Ind: ih ph'
is9"rhe same elements are opposed to
Che Republican party that howled about
the crosA Of Christ on the summit OF
Calvary. I'VE must fight JEFF Davis,
he'll and the Democratic party Again.
sNO man who carried q amusket, unless
he be q simperlng idiot, without reason
or decency, can vote the Democratic
Ticket This, too, right at the home OF
General Matson, and dozens Of other
Democrats who bear Confederate lead
In their bodies. "Some Of you" she
continued, 'went as Democrats, but
won were Of the Grover Cleveland
stamp went because you had TO.
Again: "The young men who vote the
Democratic ticket should have more
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
vigor and vitality

Are quickly given to every part Of the
body by Hoods Sarsaparilla. That
tired feeling is entirely overcome. The
blood Ia purified, enriched, and vitalix-
ed, and carries health instead Of dis
ease TO every organ. The stomach Is
toned and strengthened, the appetite
restored The kidneys and liver are
reused and invigorated. The brain rs
refreshed, the mind made clear and
ready for work, Try II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

THE Senate tariff bill fixes the duty
on cabbage.heads at one cent each.
This is partisan measure. The Dem.
ocrats ask no protection against foreign
cabbage heads. The Republicans own
nearly all the domestic cabbage.heads
and Of course naturally feel like pro,
tecting themselves against foreign com.
netition
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

PRESIDENT GRANT said that ia tar
IN ON raw materials is protection to the
foreign manufacturer Grant, yon
know, was more Of a statesman than
Ben Harrison, but of course, as q sol
dier he must take a back seat Ben
you know, Is the man who really sup
pressed the rebelllon. D-- L ll
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

DIR, Gro. p. IKIRT, our nominee for
Congress, Is in the city, the guest Of
John Il. Hays. Dr, Ikirt Is q straight'
haired, honest, clean cut, brainy man,
and he Is fully equipped to make
n first.class Congressman. He is a
friend OF the laboring man, and opposed
10 the trust sharks Every laboring
man snould vote for him. Those who
fail to vote for him are their own
worst enemies. fNg IW NYtil{ "
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

Ir IA the custom OF Democrats who
40 not ike Major Mckinley, because
fhey do not IKE his speeches, to- ofiMF
two ahelf.worn criticisms One is, wv
WAS the worst speech he eyer deliver
cdv The other Is, ''it wis the same old
thing. why does no not get something
new lMassillon independent
III this is not the same old speech,
why does not the Independent say so.
we have reliable information that u is
II IL Is the same speech It follows as .
natural sequence that II is'the worst
speech be ever delivered. See itS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

TIE noise Of hoppers over TO Democ-
racy Is keeping the Republicans awake
nights Cleveland Plain Dealer
Around here they catch fltful snatch
es Of sleep occasionally, but complain
of horrid nightmare dreams. l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

THE Hon. John Quincy Smith, late
Member Of Congress from Ohio, and
an old time Republican, made speech
for Cleveland and Thurman and tariff
reform at Cbillicothe, on Saturday
evening. lie is an extensive wool
grower, and his flop is one that counts
for the party OF honest methods.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

CmAIRMAN BARNuM Is quoted as
saying that Cleveland would carry
Connecticut by from 5000 to 5000 plu.
rality and that the Democrats would
have three Of the four Congressional
diatricts,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

As the indianapolis Labor Signal, the
leader Of the Labor movement In lndi'
ana, figures II out, Indiana will give
Cleveland not less than lo0oOoyer Har'
rison, and probably more.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

TIE Republicans Of New York city
now propose TO nominate a candidate
for Mayor This viii make q triangp'
lar Aght. The Democrats do not ap'
pear TO be alarmed any over the sltua'
lion
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMIsTS

REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMIsTS
A. 20 Purity and c Royal Baking Powder.
~ have tested package OF Royal baking Powder Which luEd ~ he
contain fihb or
phophae or other injurious fubsIanoes q, L0gn, lhD.
scientific the Royal Baking abapa,e pure The
Royal baking Powder undoubtedly the pasl pd most reliable bsg powder
offered he public N.1 1NNf#I III horbH u
"The nakag Powder quality and highest m rehgm any
baking powdsrof which have knowledge Wa MeMpAyam hD
competloN a.
Philadelphia The
yenh chemists Iyacns entH aud eoar OF
Health ali tho world f.Tn Dam Il. ...
NofhIe above Dl,aRM illustrates The comparative worth Of yAFon Ang
heheder
calculated result being indicated This practical teal for worth BY
hohed bang
Powder by practical experience that while few cents pound
bedee anofdhg adan
age better work single trial Of tho Royal Baking Powder wIonnee any
fair minded pefaon OF these aetA
powders comparatively
high degree Of strength Ills not he n indicating that they have nyYaue.
All powde matter how high then avoided dangerous
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

INDIANA 10 now afflicted with fifteen
hundred campaign orators daily and
twenty-five hundred nightly. One hun
drcd and lfty Of these are Prohibi'
iioniatR
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11

when Baby was sick, We gave hor castoria'
when phe was Child, she cried for castoria'
when abe became Miss, she chung 70 castoria,
When sho had Children, she gave them castoria,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
COUNTY TICKET.
TERMS.

SENATOR THURMAN will address, 0
meeting in the Opera house at Wheel
ing October 10,
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Cheap Dress Goods Just
Opened.
Cheap Trimmings TO Match,
Cheap silks, Black and Col
Ored,
Cheap Trimmings TO Match
Cheap Linens and Towels,
Cheap Muslins and Flannels.
Cheap Ladies' and Gents I'm
derwear.
Cheap Blankets and Yarns,
The best and cheapest line
of ClOaks ever shown In
this city.
Great Bargains in all kinds
OF Goods.
Call and see us.
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Tuesday,, N0u.9th, 1888

Aud you will then and uicrc proceed 70 vote, lp
ballot for leci0m OF President aud Vice President
oi tho United States Of America for the state OF
Ohio, ~ follows
one Elccior for tho First Congressional Dis.
trlct
one Elector for the second Congressional Ds.
trict . .D
one Elec,or for thc miro Congressional Dis.
lrict III NI lUIHlIN
one Elceior for the Fourth Congressional Di,.
ulct lHtf
ono Elcgtor Tor the Flnh Congressional his.
trlot |.
one Elccior for the sixth Congressional Dis.
trict .nt
on, Eloctor for the seventh Congressional Dis
trict
one Elector for the Eighth Congressional Dis
riot
one EloctOr for The Ninth Congressional Dis.
lrlct
one Elcctor for the Tenth Congressional Ms.
trlct
one Elcctor for the Eleventh Congressional Dis
uirt
one Elcctor for the Twelfth Congressional his.
trlct
one Eector for the Thirteenth Congressional
District
one Eector for the Fourteenth Congressional
District
one nloctor for the flftccnth Congressional Dis
| trlot
one Elcctor for the sixteenth Congressional Dls-
trict.
one Eloc,or for the Seventeenth Congressional
| District I.NNN
One Elec,or for the Eignto@th Congressional
| District, NN.
one Elector for the twentieth Congressional
| District F
one Elcctor for the rwen,y-nrst Congressional
| Ana tuo aennioyini EIertora ibr the pt,io Al
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
ooNaRnssIoNAL TICKET,
nnMooRATIo pPATn TIoKnT.

Foa o0EdaHssMAH EiaHTHmTn pihfWcL
0FonaE 4, iKntT, ~ EAHi Liverpool
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
D.ZOLLARS ( CO.
The Democrat.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TIoKnr'

TOH PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND, Of Now foft'
Toa yiOn PRESIDENT, d..
ALLrN o, THURMAN, Of ohle'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-11
SHERIFF'S
PROCLAMATION. |.
Presidential Election |!

Notice ID horoby given "a the qualified electors Of
stark County, ohio, that hoi mont n the usual
places 0f holding elections m thof respective Town
ships, Precincts and Wards, on
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-09
Eefegrap6if6e DepeC6en.
Oeuti hIanb.

Wiiu1en, l. Oct. Sin 6SnissiaIut
tinbiste bsuts bic Nntinft Raiisr 8il.
bslms bier on. Der 5raiisr wu,be anl
Babnbof pom Prina: :Resentsu, ben tSniss
li1en Yriu,en, ben Winiitern unb anbern
bobsn Sofs unb Staatsbeamtsu empfans
gen. Ser Raiisr unb Der Brink sResent
umarmtsn unb tiBtsn iid msbrmaIs.
Nadbsm Der 8aiier aud bic Sesleituna
bss Yrius.Rssenten besriiBt bate, psrIas
Der Blrssrmeiitsr cine gmpfanss: Nbreie.
Der Raiisr iprad tn isiner grmibsruns
bas sroBe Ssrsnasen aus, bas es ibm Be.
reite, bic Sauptitabt zines 2anbes su bsius
den, bas eine 70 sross Roue In Der @es
ibidte bss Reids ssipieIt babe unb bsHen
G6ntssbauS eines ber anssisbsnifen TIM
Stei9 iei. gr boffe, baB ss ibm psrsSnnt
iein mSse, bas Wobl bes san3sn Soltss In
dbnli9er Wsiie gu forbern, pis isin @roBs
uater. Mm S9luHe bat sr ben Birsers
meiiter, ben 8irseru pon Wln1en flr
ben ibm bereiteten sroBartissu gmpfans
feinen Dant auSauiprs1en. Inter benz
BsifalIsrufen ber BspSItsruns erfolste
bann.bie 5abrt mad benz PaIait.
Berlin, l. Oct. Ste vBsrlinsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-09

! aus alsbem IdBt ib gismarts 8utb
6esrsifen, unb bag ct NIT ieinen 9esnern
nidt ipaBt. bas Bat @ruf armin erfabren.
Bas INNER bas Gsi4sseridt gu esipsis
tn Sa9ien bes grof. @sfdsn entideibsn
u,6se (baB er ibsrbaupt uor @eridt ses
itillt pirb, neil Ct mad bes perit 0 r.
beuen Ratiers 0iIIen befen
Easebu9 usr0fentIidt bat, LIT eine S9an'
be far bie beuti@e &edtspFsse, fir Siss
mart unb fir ben Raiisr, Der es bulbet)
- bies wirb fortan aIs unumifORIi9e
8abrbsit bis @sididtsbi9sr DeutidIanbs
ein3utrasen isin, baB ais 5rudt bss Rries
sss uon 1870 DilbsIm I. unb istn Gan,Isr
nur ein sroBes 9reuBen sewinnen
wOlIten, .unier 5ris" absr sin etnises
beutfdss Reid.
DrRatier uon Seiterreid wdre
am Sreitas porI. Wo9s Bel ben S9ieBs
iibunseu ber Mriasrie nabs SeIisborf bsis
nabe eri9oiien worben. Das SisnaI gum
giniteasn bss Geuers war nidt perftanbsn
worbsn, unb ais er bie S9sibe inipisirsn
wOqte, fog ibm bic RuseI bi9t AM Ropfe
uorbet.
Ger i6peseriide 8unoesratb entail
tet neuerbinss cine iebr bemsrtsnswertbe
gntidisbsnbsit In bsr Sdubsruns Der
S9usi3 uon ben anardiitii9sn llnboIbsn,
bic aus benz ausIanbe bortbin itrOmsn.
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SGiepi9ter pom i9usiseriidsn goSen uers
wisien. 8ir tbeiIsn btsr ben bstrsffsnbsn
gsidIuB nit: Der i9peissriids Buns
besratb, nad ginR9t Der bssasIi6en llns
teriu9unssatten, In Setradt, bab ber in
ber Sdweis f9 aufbaItenbe AusIdnbsr
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ar9iitsn IN gerbinouns ssitanbsn bat unb
burd feline &eben In OfsntIider geriumnrs
lung bewieisn bat, baB sr 3u ben sIsidsn
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gunbes 0erfafuns - bei9IisBt: Gran3
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1862, S9neiber, CUR 3sit in 3iri9 usrs
buftet, 1T aus benz @sbiste bsr i9usissris
i9en @enOHeni9aft aussepieien.
Die inber beuti9eu Yreiis
ruisOerboIt aufsetretenen 9eri9ts, baB Der
RSn;s uou Griedenlano ii9 uon ben 8ss
sierunsssei@dftsn suradsisben werbs, TO-
balO Der srie9ii6s Rronprin3 tn pollen
llmfanse bis 5erri9sruFidtsn auf feline
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al isbr fart usrbreitst. Sic babsn nsusrs
btnss frii9e 9sabruns erbaItsn, ba Der
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