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says that he takes that the United States
Government is bound by treaties with Mex
leo to abstain from attempting intrigue or
pure base TO acquire any Mexican territory.
Mr.. Blaine, commenting upon the Senate's
inquiry, says that he himself thinks that we
are IN honor bound to make no overtures
TO Mexico to part with any of her territory.
An EuabliDy Act.
WASHINGTON, March 26th.-The House
Committee on Territories held meeting
to-day for the purpose of considering the
bill TO provide an enabling Act for New
Mexico. After some discussion resolu.
non was adopted by party vote providing
that the further consideration OF the bill be
postponed and a sub. committee of FIVE be
appointed to consider the propriety of re.
porting TO the fall committee an enabling
Act under which New Mexico may be
added to the list of States, under the Con-
stltuuon prepared at the Constitutional
convention at Santa Fe in October, 1882.
The bill for an enabling Act or Arizona
was also referred to the same sub-commit-
tee.
Bond approved.
WASHINGTON, March 26,h.-Tbe Seere
tary OF the Treasury has approvedsrhe bond
OF FRANK A. Stewart as Collector of Gus
toms at Empire City, Oregon, and his com
mission has been forwarded to him at E.
lensburg. Senator Mitchell has secured
favorable report from the Committee or
Pensions on the bill increasing the pension
OF the widow of the late General Niiehler.
OF the Engineer Corps Of the United States
Army, from $50 TO S50a month, at the re-
quest of Senator Mitchell.
New Customs District
WASHINGTON, March 26th.-Secretary
WINDOW has recommended the passage Of
the bill 10 establish the Customs Collection
District of Puget Sound The bill makes
washington the customs district of Puget
sound, Fort Townsend the port of entry
ana Tacoma and Seattle supports of entry
and delivery. The Collector of the district
IS to receive salary of 81 600 annually,
and the Deputy Collectors at Seattle ans
Taco ma 81 600 each.
Republican Caucus.
WASHINGTON, March 26th.-A brief oau-
Gus OF the Republican Senators to-day APP
proved the order of business arranged by
the committee. The programme includes
the antitrust bill, dependent pension bill
administrative customs bill, and bills for
the admission of Territories. Besides these
there will occur debate on the Montana
election case
Options and Futures.
WASHINGTON, March 26sh.-The House
COMMITTEE on Agriculture authorized ia.
vorable report, with amendments, to the
Butterworth bill defining options" and
futures" and imposing special tax. on
dealers therein.
Postmaster at Pleasant Grove.
WASHINGTON, March 26th.-T. J. Pierce
has been appointed Postmaster at Pleasant
Grove, Suffer county, California, vice w.
A. Goode, resigned.
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Both Cases, Continued

\ case where Greek met Greek is re-
corded by the Camden Me- \. Herald In
the early days of that down doctor had
occasion to go to law, and employed a
neighbor, lawyer, to take charge of his
case. Somehow the case newer got ahead
any. At the close Off each term Of court
the doctor would ask. the lawyer how it
was progressing, only to receive the an
swer: at is continued, the other side got
it continued" AS the costs also continued
to increase-the doctor got uneasy, but
bided his time. In the course of years
the lawyer called in the doctor to
cm, sore finger, which failed to heal
and remained d source of annoyan ae.
At last the lawyer while away from home,
called in another doctor, who happened.to
hit the case just right, and when he re-
turned home the finger was we'll. AS
soon as he saw his, old client, the dactor
he sOld him what the. other docton, had
done for him, winding up with the ques-
ticn: doctor, why didn't you crTe- nny
fager as quick as this other doGton z"
The old physician, with merry twinkle
IN his eye, suffered prompt reSty:
EaG-G-Gada SQUIRE l was j-just c-O-conainu-
/ inc it"
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Southern Republicans Booming Mark
ham for Governor.
A NEGRO SHOOTS HIS MISTRESS.
Another Warrant Out for the Arrest
of Palmer-A Prisoners
Break for Liberty.
ESPECIAL DIsPATcHEs TO THE RRcoRD-uNIos.l
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE REcoRD-usros.l
sACRAMENro,s LEPER.
He Bobs Up Serenely in San Francis
ic Int

He Bobs Up Serenely in San Francisco.
and is Interviewed.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 26th.-The Sacra-
mento leper has arrived. He was SNUG
gled upon the Oregon train at an early
hour this morning with number of other
Chinese, and arrived at the Board of Health
office about 1880 A. NJ. His name is Chung
Suey. He is thirty-nine years old and has
been ten years in California, the whole of
which time he has been engaged as cook
in private families. Chung says he has
cooked many meal for some of the most
high-toned people in Sacramento" He
has been a leper for the last four years, and
Health Officer Keeney says he has the dis
ease in its most pronounced form.
Talking with a reporter Chung Suey
said: doctor man - fool. Me no leper.
Policeman who arrested me get into trou-
Bile. My people want me to stay in Sacra-
mento, but officer make me come to San
Francisco"
Chung was sent to the pesthouse. He
makes the number of lepers under the care
of Jerry Sullivan fifteen.
According to arrangements with the
Health Office the Sacramento authorities
pay 81 so day for the maintenance of
Chung Suey.
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Oregon Railways,

SEATTLE Wash. J. March 26th.-The Gen.
eral Manager of the Union Pacific will ar
rive in the city tomorrow, and will ask the
Common Council for a franchise for the
right OF way for that road. tits not known
il this franchise will ask for any portion of
Railroad avenue or not. 1t has long been
known that the officials of the Union Pa.
cific have looked fsvorably upon Seattle,
and believed it to be a good point for rail.
road business, but this move was unex.
pected by the citizens here.
Active operations will soon be com
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A good story is,told of tae celebrated

A good story is,told of tae- celebrated
surgeon, Professor. Eillrotte,. Of Vienna.
He vas asked a,sbort time ago to perform
an operation upon a Russian Jew, and he
agreed to dc. the same for fee Of ESQ
gu;neas. On, making ths journey to, the
small town in,which his patient lived he
was informei that the Jew had suddenly
died. However. N ord that he should
not suffer loss hs the transaction, the
professor sas. asked whether he would
treat five hospital patients sOr fee of so
;guineas eahh. He accepted the offer and
did the work, and just as he was starting
ihomewar}i he aseertained that one of the
FIVE patients upon whom he had operated
was the Jew who was reported to have
been dead.
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emperor William Seeking an Alliance
with the Vatican.
ROME, March 2Gth. Italy is as mncb FRIGHT
ened at the retirement of Prince Bismarck
as II the keystone had fallen out of the
arch OF peace and the whole structure was
ABOUT tumbllng down with a crash. States
men are oewlldered aud stunned, and ey-
erybody is waiting for a signal from
Premier Crispi. Ee could easily follow
the lead of such q mighty captain as Prince
bismarck and still retain his prestige. but
those who know Signor Crispi feel certain
that he Will not submit 70 the domination
OF any other politician
The triple alliance IS in danger. That
must De clear TO anyone who knows the
present situation in Italy. The radicals
are utterly opposed to the influence which
germany has exerte1 over Italy through
the triple alliance. They are stirring mn
the people TO demand an independent ma
tional policy
Catholic statesmen feel sure that the res
ignation of Bismarck will enormously
strengthen their position. There is much
coming and going of NJ. De Schloezer.
/ russian Envoy Extraordinary and Minis.
Ter Plenipotentiary to the Vatican, in these
Gays, ana am assured on high authority
| .ha' M. oehloszer has been charged to offer
the Pope further concessions on the mart of
the Center OF the Reiohstag to the claims
OF the Church of Rome, on condition that
ahe vatican shall aid the new imperial mol
ley of Germany.
have tried to get the details of this
Scheme, but no one will talk Theimport
ance OF the news may be judged by the fact
mat the German Emperor has found II
necessary to write two different autograph
setters urging the Pope to assist him.
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An Ansonia, Conn.,, druggist has an cleo
trio bell in cabinet containing poison.
When the door is opened the bell rings,
reminding the compoander wha. he is
handling.
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THE POPULAR REPRINT (NINTH EDITION.
i ENC CLOP KDIA BRITA MICA.
JUST FROM THE PRESS, AT oNE-HALF THE PRICE OF
ANY OTHER REPRINT, AND AT oNE-THIRD THAT OF
THE ORIGINAL EDITION. For SALE on THE MOST
LigERAL INsTALLMENT TERMS. BY ED. C. HUM
P. o. BOX 800, SACRAMENTO, CAL.
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A MEDICINE ipdorsed and useS by physi.
. clans and dru9gists-Slmmons Liver Reg u,
iator,
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RED EoUSF-
y Street,
SACRAMENTO......... CAL,
FRUITS, SEED, PRODUCE, ETC.
ORANGE TREES,

"E CARRY THE BEST AND LARGEST
Nv stock OF Orange, Lemon and all kinds OF
Fruit Trees On the coast. Now is the time TO
plant. Call and see our stock. Everything in
the nursery line. w. r. STRONG CO., Second
ST, near railroad passenger depot. l-2m&Su
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
smperT vi liam Kicking Bismarck
and Kissing the Pope.
THE TRIPLEALLIANCEIN DANGER.
The Ladies in Berlin Threw Bou-
quets 70 Bismarck-Carica-
turSag the Emperor.
ITALIANS ALARMED.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHr RECORD us1osl
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Bismarck and the Populace.

BERLIN, March Goth "A farewell an
dlence between the Emperor and Prince
Bismarck was held this morning. 1t lasted
three.quarters of an hour. Bismarck was
heartily cheered on the way 10 the palace
by the crowds along the route between ths
Anstgarten and Under den Linden. His
horses SHE'D. One became entangled in
the traces, and it was necessary TO stop.
when q crowd quickly gathered The ladies
Threw Bismarck bouquets and kissed their
hanas TO him: Bismarck was affected and
shed tears. He shook hands with those
about the carriage. His voice faltered as
he thanked the people for their demonstra.
tons OF affection and resumed his drive
amid cheers.
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SUNDAY excepted. sunday only. MONDAY
excepted. A.-For morning P.-For after.
A. n. TOwNE, General Manager.
T. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. tf&Su
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NEW TODAY.

Advertisements of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost
round, For Sale, To Lei end similar notices under
ms head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time. Al
notices OF this character vii be found under this
heading.
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| be thanked the people for their demonstra.
| tons OF affection and resumed his drive
aEAid cheers.
Sold Men for Food.
LONDON, March 26th-J r. Pegott. who
| is in the service of the British East African
Company, has recently made journey
further up Tama river than any previous
explorer had travelled. He had some diff
Guilty in procuring sufficient food and sup.
plies. Forty. five of his people deserted
him. He learned later that on their way
back to the coast, having the goods with
which to buy food, they were compelled to
sell some of their number into slavery to
supply the rest of the party with provisions.
In this way they gave up seven men,
selected by lot, who lost their liberty
among tribes in order that the others
might be able to reach the coast.
Vatican and Emperor.
BERLIN, March 26th-The letters be-
tween the Pope and Emperor William on
the Labor Conference are published. The
Emperor says Bishop Kopp he knows is
thoroughly imbued with the Pope's ideas,
and will materially contribute as delegate
to the success of the work
The Pope's reply congratulates the EN-
peror upon taking the field for a resolute
EFFORT ID worthy cause. He appreciates
the Emperors acknowledge emf of the
great efficacy of religion and the church in
the solution OF social questions, and warmly
wishes the Conference success
Discussing the Measure.
LONDON, March 26th.- A number of
members of the House of Commons was
interviewed to-day in reference to the land
purchase bill. The bulk, of the Conserva-
tives and Unionists approve the measure.
All the Parnellites condemn it as clearly in
the interest of the landlords Sir Charles
Russell said he would approve no large
purchase scheme unless accompanied by a
home-rule measure. The ex-Ministers
withheld their opinions The bulk of the
Gladstonians disapprove of the bill.
Pickthall Coming Eesne.
WOODSTOCK (Ont), March 26th.-Neville
H. Pickthall is coming home. 1t is ex-
pected he will be able to make full ex-
PLANTATION OF his apparently remarkable
conduct, and prove his innocence of any
connection with the Benwel tragedy.
The Pruss;an Diet.
BERLIN, March 2Sth-In the Lower
House of the Prussian Diet Won Caprivi
read the Emperor's acceptance of Bis
marck's resignation of the Office of Impe-
rial Foreign Minister and the appointment
of himself, Caprivi, to succeed him.
Dropping. the Pilot.
LONDON, March 26th.-Rmch publishes 81
cartoon OF Bismarck, entitled Dropping
The Pilot" 1t represents the Emperor
leaning over the bulwarks of vessel and
contemplating Bismarck as be descends
over the ships side.
Kalnokyv Will Retira.
LONDON, March 18th. The st. Ldn,ss
Gdzette~says that it is reported tha, Kali
noky, the Austro Hungarian Prime Minis
ter, will soon retire from, office.
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Raining In NIariposa

MARIPosA, March 25th (via MERGED
March 26th).-Another storm commenced
at dark to- night, and at 10 P. NJ. it is rain.
ing heavily.
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KaInokys Will Retira.

LONDON, March 26th The St James
Gdzette-says that it is reported that Kali
noky, the Austro. Hungarian Primo Minis
ter, will soon retire from, office.
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

DOR SALE-"A YANKEE AT KING ARTH.
T. u1s Court" Mark Twain's grea. work. W.
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EfOR SALE-MUST BE SOLD, A FULL SET
y OF Shoemaker's Tools at great sacrifice:
cneaP rent, good workman can stait business
at once. Call on or address w. LYMAN, AN.
ouIu. mr2l-l5t
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ENOR SALE-AN EsTEY UPRIGHT PIANO.
Il nearly new; will be sold cheap If applied
Tor soon. Address D., Elk Grove mr2l.6ts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18
Sausereiue in Ncnnfptpanien.

SIM ioeben berbfentIidten SabreSbe=
ridte bes SefretdrS fir innere 9InBeIez
senbeiten eriheint elm intereiianter 8es
ri6t iiber 8aupereine i'm Staate 9enns
Iplbanien. neber 539 8ereine in alien
9beiIen bes Staates itnb barin genaue
itatiitii9e gtnsaben befannt seseben.
Dieielben eaben bemna6 782. 500 9lfs
tien (Shares) aus unb nabmen i'm Sabre
1889 $l8, ,372,178 elm. Sbre glttioa,
fait auSi9liebIi6 in baarem @eIbe unb
9arIeben an Ntitslieber Der 8ereine
beitebenb, betrugen S42, l57, l47. Die
3abl Der Mitslieber lit auf III, ,284
beranIdIaet, tppbon 36,484 @eIb ees
borgt batten. Die @eieaIdaften bats
ten einen 9eitano BON Monaten BIG
SO Sabren. g8 fpitete burdi6nittIid
$3.50 i'm Sabre, INN einen 8auperein
nit s34. 159 SabreSeinnabme unb $751;
$50 9lftipa su ueripalten. Nad eiuem
SoranfdIa9e biirften i'm eansen Staate
1900 Saubereine beteben, tpelde, ipenn
man iie auf Obise Dur6fdnitt85abIen
anpenost, 9lftiba i'm 8etrase bon S94, :
100000 unb 26l $50 Mitslieber beii'
ben unb idbrIid SAL 100000 einnebs
men, tpobpn iie seeen $40, 100000 fir
fauiS setpDrbeue 9lttien unb austretenbe
Oiitglieber aitsbesablen.
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ST Ote Gbe etn Sye0li6lag.

Ga6t cu nidt tdufdbcn turd Grocer gBia ub uf@t
ptllSburPS 8sfts su 70 fault GbI snm GjrCr,
&c tbu SaBt a rOre n6t e anbs WrbG aufDaBn,
neil es bii9r aun nn geeuu tr ben grss tut tnn e t
gum @efen t9hs GaBt i'm ndt nen profit psrEBrn auf s
nung ees Sauprabrungsmitels.
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Sreiburs i. g., 81. gtu9ult. 0as
,,8eito. SoIfsbI." i6rsibt: &dbrene
aug 8apern S9redenSbOtidaften iiber
@rfrantungen BON Solbaten I'M Wanbs
per su unS fommen, ipirb aud bon bem
ManDberfeIoe i'm baoiIden SeefreiS
(Stcda6, neberIineen &C } llnbeiI bes
ridtet. Bon unierm 5. 8ab. Snf.s
Resiment Scr. 13 erfabren mir, bab e8
bon bier bis Stodad iiber Sffenbure
(S6parsnaIbbobn) an bem beiben
Ntonta9 cine l5itiinbi9e 8erabesu uners
trGsIide @iienbabnfabrt auS3uiteben
bate. Sn ben burd Die Sonnen9Iutb
pebei3ten @asen iaBen 40 Ntann iammt
@enebr unn @epdtf. 9tad bieIer 5abrt
tamen bic Wannfdaften erfdbpft in
Stoda6 an. Sn Der afrifaniI6en Sibe
bes 20. gluguit (28 @rao i'm Sdatteu)
nuroe Elm fiinfitiinoi9er Marid bon
StCda6 mad neberIinsen, nit 8es
fedtSIbunsen perbunben, nusSefilbrt.
Q8ie bic armen Soloaten babel mitgea
nommen ipurben, bufitr nur ben etnen
gnpaItSpunft, bob bon ben $50 0tann
Der 5. &pmpaguie minbeiteus 90 Otann
suiammenitlirSten.
Ser befonnte S9riItlteQer 9auI
9inoau, beHen 8attin Dor nenigen
Sabren nit einem Sausfreunb mad
8aris eurbbrannte, befinbet iib ipieber
in SdpuIitGten. 8erIiner SIGtter bes
i6uIbigen Jpn oes fort9eIetten 8ers
iu6s, bic fiinitIerii6e 2oufbabn elmer
iunsen S6auisielerin, SSrduIein gIie
bon SdabeIsfi, bic feline UioitreHe
par, su ruiniren. Sic bat 8riefe BON
2inbau berDfentIidt, tpeIbe ben 9es
tpeis Iiefern, bub iie bieIe Der unter feis
mem 9lamen ber6ffentlidten 9beaters
tritifen I6rieb unb ibm bel ieinen bras
matilden 9lrbeiten ipeicntIide SiIfe
IeiItete. 9lle &ritifer Der 8si68baupts
itabt te[Ien iib auf Die Seite Der ,,ber'
folaten llnfduIo" uuo netmen ,seaer
2inbau Bartei, Der IT'D bis iebt iiber BIZ
futuIe @eididte nod gar nid,t seauBert
bat.
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aIs Iobenbe 8emerfuns. Bon biefer
8leiniSfeit bdnst mebr ab, alS Du
sIaubft, benn nidts lit drSerIiher fir
cine Sausfrau aIs Elm @ait, bsm e8 bel
ibr nidt fdmedt, Der bic eine uno bic
anbere Spsife nidt iBt ober gar elmer
tabeInben 8ritif untersiebt.
8eb Deinen @aitfreunben sufpeiIen
aus bem Weee, benn in iebem oaufe
giebt eS 9lnseIeeenbeiten, bel benen bic
8esenpart zines Sremoen itDrt.
Sci bIinb un6 taub Bel bduSIi6en
unb beionbers bel ebeIi9eu @useinan.
berfeBuneen. 8eridipinbe in fpIben
Mpmenten, ipenn 9u fannit, ober feb
10 aus, aIs Oh bas, ipas 9u b6rit, gar
ni6ts 8eionoeres ipGre. Siite Did
aud, 8artei su nebmen, uno ipirit Du
basu aufgeforbert, 70 siebe Did NIT els
uem S6er3 aus Der 9lfaire.
1lnterbaIte Did ni6t nit ben Oienits
boten. Dies ideint atpar feIbtberz
itdnbIid, fol- aber bod 3utpeilen auBer
Ndt seIafen iperben.
grSiebe bic 8inber nidt, auber ettpa
bur6 9ein eisenes 8etrasen.
8erlanee nidt, baB Deine @irite
Di6 bon einem Sersniieen gum anbern
IdIeppen. Sir baS @ebOtene aber seise
Did freunbIi6 banfbar obne 8laiirts
belt unb bite DID bor abfdIiser Sritif
unb berabiebenben 8ersIei6en.
Siiee Did in bic Sausorbnung.
8urs: Sci riidIidtsloS, taftSoa, Bee
fdeibsn unb-ip 0u fannit-IiebenSs
tpiirbis.
8eunrubise Deine @atfreunbe nidt
bamit, bab 0u tdeIib Define 9Lbreiie
anfiinbisit unb bieieIbe bon einem Sag
sum anoern beridiebIt.
SdlieBIib bebersi8e ben alien suten
Spru6:
Slug 1T, tper itets sur redten Stunbe
fpmmt,
9od tliiSer, iper au 8ebn DeiB, ipenn
es frOmmt !!
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Atllsburg'a ,,8efes''

miro unter allen llr anben oas @cite eia unO beiben
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- abplf 9aIpl Sfutf6enfabrifant f19
GarrplRrabs, Buffalo, q y., laet: SD mar
getlast NIT llebslfeit i'm Masen, aCpfpet unb
aagsnieiner S6pGGe. 8urpcd SlcUp Sitters
bat mid furtrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18

9en: SIS 1T Sames g. Blaine, Der
SauptapofeI beS SdubsUIls unb Der
StautS'Sefretdr Der iebiSen ISminis
itration, ber eS 8efaSt bat.
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Die aaaemeine Gef6dftslaee.

Die GimeIbeiten beS WarfteS Der
lebteu g9o6e betpeiIen, baB in bcm
Sdnitttpaarensei6afte cine auBerBea
mbbnIib rese Sbdtisfeit berri9t.
Gaumwpae bebauptet trOb Der 8roBs
arti9en grnte Die boben 8reiie.
Die NuSii6ten auf bic nabe bebors
iteben6e 9eenbigung Der Sariffoebatte
bat, ipie sabIrei6e anbere Snbuitries
stpeiee, aud bic @ollinbuitrieaen in
eine before Stimmuns perfebt uno Der
llmiaB in 8pbpoae in Der perflchenen
@o6e mar Elm 9rDBerer, als in ireeno
elmer @p6e biefeS Subres.
@eisen bate gu Qtnfun8 Der Wode
cine f6arfe BreiseinbuBe au per5el9s
nen, sumeift infplee bes Siinitisen Wets
terS i'm Weften; nahbalti9e 8erlhte
ieSo6 iiber cine nabe beboritebenoe bes
beutenbe @rportfampasne befeiti8ten
ben Ntarft ipieber unb gum Sdlune Der
g9o6e notirte man fir Septembertpet'
sen nod INNER beinabe S1.02.
Der Stanb Der Metallinbuitrie lit
bieIperipre6enb. 0ie Nadfrase fir
ale 9lrten bon Giienfabrifaten lit cine
beIon6ers Iebbafte; auBerbem ipurnen
i'm 2aufe Der 8o6e 10000 Sonnen
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