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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

"A Eissae1s Aa.lTs-s - d asa- ; Aeai-
tga - oEgaai4ati sees.

Ia kts4ae@F A2atFe>s - q sa- 8 , Aeai-
toa sa oEgaat4atiea.
Tae s4lesmeas Ua.oa ael1 q mos.
interesting saee tng i&st aig 6. tae ps.n-
p ie4tug 81 ua.ea a. - esol aent
address By hoa. Ia Nost9a oa og-
ssalzsi.9a $40 .ae ssht noas ta-fe-
Eens. NJ Aoalt3a dee.Y interested
o.s listeners D. rs Maanaf g- tleaillg
ne sQpitcL 81 grs4a e4tlol- lie
arOugnt thg suolFcL a1me as aaAlo-
between .hs Ola ume caeuet ,-ap -s1
one man sao maize t4s eltre p-eee -
furniture - fle present s.-eul.1 int---
factories lie showed how tI-.se at,eE
aeEe tee g tlnate outgf0W c. ol Dr-
ganit4Gou. fte SAoUed ao@ al. tlal =
81 4test an2 best among humanity to-
day - Tie result ~ cEg2a lEatou' lfom
man IN the molecular foEm CD tAS
reasoning intelligent bang " olE pies
eAl time H0 put tlrcib.y e>i4r1 lae
meeting that eur tE4sts, gailo2ls ana
large enterprises were the result oL
organ zatiou aia tnat 10 oldeg t3 COM
pete eit1 them, the iabOTlng m@n on
als part must organize.
Aig. A0ulton then briefly touched
upon the elgnl-houg question. he was
inclined 10 believe ia TIE opinion
JI 4 WISE maa, often pFomulg gated, that
the only fair DIVISION OI tic twenty
four hours Was Is follows. Eght hours
Tor work, eight hours for education
and recreation aud eight hours Tor
sleep, and Furthermore, q was tue
speaker opinion that that was what
the ultimate result would be. One
point the speaker made that may well
be p0rae IN mlud, va, that Il good
use IS made OF the extra two hours, well
and good, but II the gained tune = sac
r.nced ID evil dong, tuen those gwen
20 that course had better he working
twelve hours a day.
Mr.. kleEOTn, Of the Star clothing
house. announced that he had can
yassed among the grocers Of the West
Side and they had one and al stated
that II the clerks organized themselves
and presented a petition, asking tor
eight hours, except Wednesdays and
Saturdays, they would accede 10 Il.
Several West SIDE clerks were present.
who announced their intention OF tax
ing active steps IN the direction OF
forming u West Side ASSOCIATION. The
next meeting OF the SIlesmen's Union
Will take place Wednesday, May 7.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
IT MAY BE BUILT.
The Hins Property Being Leveled-A
Talk VI tth Col Wells.

The Hills Property Being Leveled-A
Talk VI ith Col. Wells.
Col. Samuel Wells, agent of c. T.
Hills, the Muskegon millionaire, Tues
day had Surveyor skecls about
taking levels OF the property on the
southeast corner OF Pearl and Ottawa
sts. The colonel says that that the old
building viii be Immediately torn
down, after which he viii contract with
someone 10 dispose of the dirt.
"Do YOU think there is any probabll
ity that Mr.. Hills Will change his mind
and erect II bJllding on the property
this season after al, ;" inquired TELE-
GRAM-HERALD reporter OF Col. Wells
yesterday.
That's something ! can't tell YOU.
Mr.. Mills has just returned from an ex-
tended trip 10 Mexico ami has So much
business TO attend TO Immediately that
ne hasn't had time TO think on the sub
ject yet. As you probably Know, Mr..
hills is president of the MuskegOn
Booming company, and he has called
meeting OF the directors for Thursday
afternoon. After this meeting is
through, Mr. Hills Will decide whether
he will erect the building or not.
Other parties are trying to purchase the
property, but NJ. Hills has not yet
given them any encouragement" t."
"Col Wells talked a though there
was a strong probability that the block
Will be built this summer, and II 1t is
built it will be n tall one. looming
several stories above the Eiouseman
block, across the way.
c. :. Hartman said the other day that
the report that Mr.. Hills did not build
because he could not purchase a strip
of DR.. Shepard's property, III order TO
make the IIillsblock larger lwas untrue. &.
Contagious Diseases.
Willie Young, S6 Fourth-st., Frank
Gent, 106 Canal-st.. measles; Frank
Vanderstrore, 34 Sinclair-st., ,dlphtheria.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
STUDENTS OF NASOyRY.
The Masonic Fraternity Holds a
Profitable school OF Instruction.
Oraad Lecturer Arthur n. Clark Criti-
cises the York of the = ymboiio Degrees
Valley City Lodge EKemPlihes


Yesterday was a gala day for the Ma
sonic brethren OF this city, It being the
occasion of the visit of that able and
popular grand lecturer, Arthur NJ.
Clark.
Fifteen lodges from the neighboring
cities and towns assembled here to lis
ten TO the exemplihcation of the work
in the symbolic degrees. Many dis
tlnguished members OF the craft were
present, and among them were Deputy
Grand Master John q. Look, of Lowell.
aud Hon. Neal Mcmillan, of Rockford.
Grand Master John :. Cross, of Benton
HarbOr, sent MS regrets, as he was
unable 10 be present. John ;.
Pitwood and III. l.. Brace
represented Newavgo; W. J. Carl
and delegation of eight represented
Ada. There were large delegations
present from Rockford, Middlevile,
Lowell and Cedar Springs.
In the evening the great hall was
filled with members of the fraternity,
over $50 beng present. The work of
the third degree was exemplified
BY Valley City Lodge il splendid style,
with full paraphernalia, and the even
ing closed with a banquet, served IN
the dining hall. The day and evening
were spent IN a profitable and enjoyable
manner by all who were in attend
ance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
rCRELY PERSONAL.

7. c. Moore, OF Lowell, was in the city
on business yesterday.
WI. Kiusey and wife arc in De
troit enjoying the flower snow.
Fred Hines leaves for New York
CITY today, on an extended business
Trip.
Hugh wilson, Of Taggart & Denni-
sons law Office, - at Baldwin, or busi-
ness.
Dr. Ely Allen. of Grand Ledge. is at
the Eagle Hotel for a few days visit I'D
this city.
5. Lisx. one OF the solid business men
Of Howard City, was IN the city yester-
day on business
Hon. sybrant WesseI.us left for De
troit 70 be absent until Friday. He
says be IS gong to VISIT the Hover
show.
J. ". Saunders. editor and proprietor
of the Caledonia N-rs, was n the city
yesterday. In attendance upon the Ma
some school of instruction.
E.B. Coolidge. general agent for the
Wheeling and Lake Ere Railroad Com
ranv. and General Agent Adams. Of
the Red Line. st saginaw, we're IN the
Clty Yesterday.
Alfred Homer. OF the Old National
Bank leaves on MAY for a trip % rs
Old home In England and may continue
as Journey % ths continent, returning
a. tbs country IN the fall.
VIM W. Locher. formerly With No'gt
Herp0 shainler e Co.. bus now = student
az the Young Men Christian Assoc a.
ton school AZ Springfield. Mass. has re-
urned to this c1ty for = brief stav.
called here by tas serious ll.ness ct b 8
brOther-ln-aw.
Mrs Netue Broekway, the vomau
who Is the plant q in the az e 0f Brock.
wy aga rst patted. which hss attracted
some tfte attention from tle rll.nE o
the supreme Court upcn 9, asreuoved
- snis 1itv, where she has relatives
Ter property s. Cascade vas destrovsC
hv Ere recently.
Nss BeI3a Goslt starts En- 81 THURSDAY
r-cru rr for a two or tn~ee mont +
visit ~ Ashland, Wis. with ter partie1
/ lar friend Ms 6race Potter ass
l7ouat bas keen cierSInx for her u1ofhel
f7r t,e East vesr. srs tsxss needed
vacsuou. Daring Ter scsencs
Msnu Wi 81 her pcSGcn-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
COURT RECORDS.

KENT CfRcUIr-Judgc Burch-Chas.
Nichols vs. Chicago and West Michigan
Railway Company, trespass on the
case: on trial. Judge Grove-Ionia
County Savings bank and Grand Rapids
National Bank VS.. Jane Mclean ct al,
chancery; time to settle and file case
extended twenty days. John Butler
W. Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Company, chanccry; on trial. Auditor
General, etc. ". City Of Grand Rapids,
chancery; decree for defendant.
PRoBArE-Estatc OF John j. Camp
bell, deceased; report of commissioners
on claims filed. In re Grace, Ida and
Julia Weaver, i'll treated children; order
for admission 10 state public school at
COldwatcr. Estate of Gustav Christ,
deceased; inventory filed, 81 900. Es-
tate of John Filkins. deceased, order
that all claims bc filed IN court on or
before October 23, 1890.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Hon. +. A. Bur
lingamc, ludgc-ln re Charles-st. open
ing; trial resumed; verdict rendered at
3.30.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
EAST-ST. DUMMY LINE.
Action Of Grand Rapids Township Board
Deferred Until Friday

Action Of Grand Rapids Township Board
Deferred Until Friday.
A meeting OF the Grand Rapids Town
ship Board was held yesterday to act on
the question Of the East-st. dummy
line. The petition of the street railway
company IS that the township board al
low them to operate the line through
this season and tnev viii agree TO tear
up the track and abandon the route IN
the fall. The matter was discussed, f,
but action was deferred until Friday,
when another meeting VIII be held.
Superintendent Bewer says that If the
petition OF the company Is not granted,
they will be unable 90 transfer passen-
gers % the lake, "a It is now too late TO
build the proposed new iinc n time for
use this season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

varicus respondents are very sEfAzii,
and 90 TIE l&euty-tso paEee.s y is.li
steree g. t1e rsse The t9t-ti q TIE
aHafes Is o1iy s-s45-sQ
Rev. Dr. Joha Faessou. pastor ls-t
rse FauuE2 a-stfeeg bart - th0zcai
- teltssret hs Fesgu4t0u - rs
q reh q B.oonng ngtou, III. Ine eo4-
zreE1f1l deeply regret the aoc-or' =
decision Hl-en IL las u&4e Jo leave
them. aEd I'd hm Al earnest out
speed l.s nes lisla q work.
AL Inventory showing the estate q
tile late Gustav Carat % &c WORTH
about 81 GO aas hlee ia tie prob&te
e0urt Yesterday. The daughters. Eno
are the u4tlral heirs " decreased vii
probably contest tle WlA. Hhca be-
4geatas tne property - tgieue et de-
ceased aud 10 3 man whom che laugh
ters ciaim s au l4eglt.ma.e s0n of de-
ceased > SISTER.
Friday Eext beng 81. Marks oay
festival. there vi. DC special services -
81, Aarz Church Al l95J q. 10. AMI a.
T.30 p. 10 Or Far VII preach IA The
mornlag sHa Bishop Gillespie IN tne
evening. After the bishops sermon
the rector VII pEeselt the ezI.aidGte.
Tor confirmation when tie rte wlll be
samials,efed.
B,g Rapids Pi0aesrs "Bert Wheeler
and j. g.. Humphrey went 20 Grand
Rapids ~ md employment until the
Crescent factory starts up again, which
means that they will come back should
the Crescent factory resume operations
m the course OF few months. several
Of the men who were thrown out or en-
piOyment BY the Crescent fire went 10
Fremont today IA the hope OF getting
iu at the factory at that place, and
several went away last week 10 Grand
Eaplds and other DiaeeS"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

4 ne2sy Lee tAs BEAD shat Wears .
gfoaas


''iae crowned heads Of EuTope are
h2Aing great deal of trouble n these
e&ys, not oHsy fsoaa Ihe esres 81 roy,
1.lk, t,0t Glso ffona bcal.y ailments
says IA Aea.esl Esesfs. Ies Gar oi
hassla : nlel@ncaoly, AMI as nerves
ale teri .oiy shattered. Ills VIE = even
worse, and i sae)ees " attaeks II IA
tense nervous pIostTasaon. lAs kln-
pStof ~ Austria, ln caEase4 aeAes a lLs
s0ict1e and toe sAa circumstances al
tending The death of he son ls . fnel-
sncnoly, nervous, heaTt-broken mat,
while the Empress = SAID - t'e martyr
10 se.atcA a4a melancholy. The King
OF Holland istSylng the horrible pen
atty Of = eissipatod lie. The klng OF
Italy saIfeEs iroln ehronlc dyspepsia.
The let might 10 ooaanaee sal
further. Ia. tbs ls enough u show thai
nervous diseases aGe slAfmlagiy pre-
y&ient al lAe present day. Ia our own
country No daily hear of tbs death ot
some prominent person from heart iaii-
ure, paralysis, or other fatal disorder
directly tfaceEOle 60 the shattered
nerves that result from oyer-woIk aud
over sorry. Ia thls city there are
hundreds OF men and women who are
suffering from peculiar depression OF
spirits, anguish Of mind, and gloomy
forebodlngs, while headaches. dls0f'
dered digestion, and poor sleep are >
few OF the bodily ailments with which
they suffer. They are neryons, exclt
able irritable, ana morb.diy fearful OF
coming evil. The muscles are wasted
and there Is a general sense OF weak
ness and lack OF ambition. Tie skin l.
sallow. and perhaps marked with un-
sightly erupt.ons. Instead of being
cheerful and cOntented, they are mo-
rose, ir.tful, and easily inclined TO take
ohense. Loss OF appetite. failure OF
strength. and general debility, are com
mon, while perhaps dull and heavy
ache right across the back makes the
patient think himself i victim 10 seri.
Gus kidney disease.
All OF these grave troubles are the re-
suit OF weakened, oyeTstrained nerves,
and can be readily cured by the use Of
Pa II Is Celery Compound. IL viii give
strength 10 the nerves, tone 20 the
brain, and infuse new vitality, ylgor
and ambition. The muscles will be
strong, the step brisk and the appetite
will return. Aches and pains will be no
more. sleep will be restfnl and refresh
ing, and the patient Will be ~ better
condition for work than IN many
years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
/. FIRE ON THE WEST SIDE.
rhum's Drug store and Upper Floors
Badly Scorched.

Yesterday morning at half past three
O'Clock fire broke out at No. l66 and
los West Bridge-st., two-story build
ing owned by c. II. Covcll. The upper
floors were occupied by Mrs. Shields,
Mrs. Peters. Mr.. Cogswell and DR..
Drost, and all suffered largely by fire
and water. The lower part of the
building was occupied by Thum's drug
store, and the drug stock was damaged
about $500.
The building was insured to the full
amount of the loss, which was about
$1,000. The drug stock was also fully
insured The work of the firemen was
admirable, and saved the locality from
a disastrous hre.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
NAMES II FHe Paper.
Ehs 4 sasa-a srtsa Ass~sig .sa B@ttsgs
Nsss segUsa-

Ssss sestss-
Ths h rasa fsmly snd TIE NoItaD
falav dd doQDtless led rozl dissp.
poatsd not 70 see tasIF names "a ths
paper th.s aloEang, that Is. Il they can
reaa tlssir aames vaen they sse taem.
Il uzs l18 iaaay fQg anything 70 see
the AaT these inexperienced folk. thai
=, llexDer.eLced ~ everything bat the
prina t.Fe practice Of serxteaing aud
c.aN ~ oae anctaeE GA the ~ liehtest
proyoesGon. uiod 10 suppress from
tae rep8rter tne 4act la tnsa court
that taey had been eu.aged in
avery yd.gar sad c.sgEaoegal family
foN. AoI 0us 0f them seemed Al al
Glasaei n tile presence vi Judge, jury
constable aad attorneys, but when the
newspaper man arrived there Was =
Quaker prayer meeting. Nohody knew
anything, and there hadn't been any
night
Ms. Emma Norton i the step-daugh-
tel of AIs. Harict GHaFd The Grsrds
i've n0rtu waId just outside the clty,
and the MoT.ons Afe dWeiien within
tie walls. On election DAY last,
Mrs. Morton went 10 visit her
mother, and while there row
occurred among the women which
under proper conditions, might have
turned an election. Ars Orard swore
that Ars. Morton assaulted her, aud
Mrs. Morton swOFe that Mrs Glrard did
the iirst humping. Through some
c.rcumstance-pr0 probably the smart Alrck
manners of the MoTton's, the jury be-
lieyed Mrs. Girard's side OF the story,
aud returned a verdict against Mrs.
Morton OF assault and battery. By
sheer force OF the numbers of people
swept INTO the suit, for some inscrutable
cause, th case assumed a grand I'M
portance yesterday afternoon IN the
vicinity of Justice Wes,fall's court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
THE PUBLIC GETS EVEN.
Two Book Agents YAH out and Fight
and Bite

Two Book Agents Esll Ont and Fight
and Bite.
Two book agents are at loggerheads,
and a suit has been commenced by
Wesley IT. Harrison in the superior
court against his erstwhi.e partner,
Clark II. Nichols. The complainant
claims that hrs partners actions are
neither according TO Hoyic. nor are
they in accordance with their mutual
agreement Harrison ASKS 90 have DIS
partner make a show ng Of tho affairs
0f the partnership before thc court and
IN the meantime Nichols ls enJo.ned
from disposng OF Harrison note Tor
$50 or any of their stock of books,
which i Cla med 20 he worth about
$500. The teo have been dong q sub
script0n booS business on Moaroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
Musical and Literary Entertainment.

An entertainment OF unusual interest
viii be gwen at Good Templar's Hall,
on South DivisIon-st., this evening. The
program and other arrangements,
winch have been perfected under
the untiring industry Of Mrs. White,
are of such 4 character rs to promise q
rich treat 20 those who attend. Mrs
Lee Went, an opeTatic singer, viii
render away Down Upon the Swauee
River" Miss Lena Bridgeman VIII ap-
pear IN some OF her incompatible
rendit.ons. Other portions of the pro-
gram are equally attractive.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

In connection with our regular laun-
dry work We wash rag and ingram car
pets, awnings, quilts, bed spreads, cur
tains, horse blankets, lap robes, etc.
MUSGER's LAUNDRY, IS Kent-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

The increasing demand for the lot of
fine goods shown IN our window and
arch decorating department Is cOnclu-
sive proof that the styles are correct,
the prices right ard workmanship
highly satisfactory.
NoIGT. HERF0LsHEIMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Have YOU used any "Secale Flakes
vct2 If not you had better 60 and get
some at once. Don't you know delays
are dangerous
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Tho biggest thing ont is Salvation oil. II
kills aH psin and costs but y cents hottie.
bottle ol pr. Bulls Cough syrup viii often
save large doctor bills. Price - cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

One hundred new patterns of Scotch
ginghams at Kidder d Co.'s, at 25
cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

A new consignment OF fresh and
sweet straw or china mating, nothing
wears ike them for the money; see
them for yourself, you viii he cordially
welcomed.
No1GT, HERPo1suEIwER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

The Michigan Central vii run a
sDecial excursion train % Detroit Thurs
dav. April -, 1890, giving its patrons All
ouport1u.tv 0f visiting the Floral and
Musical Charity Festival, at tho follow
lr,r extremely l0w rates. Lave Grand
Ranfds. G.l5 3. m.. $3.50; arrive Jack
s7n o p ID. depart, $40 a. M; arriving
at D1.ro7t at ll.o0 3. m.s returning,
leave st -.50 p. m. T ckels good Only
On this special train.
r n BH-ers.
General Agent. Grand Rapids.
Gro. W MU~soS,
Tro Ticket Gfice.
j T.. HAwEIvs.
Tlcket Agent, Union Depot
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Willie r. Asrl0wsll --9 Hat-st..
pneumonia. Jula KownsS -.5 Har-
Ian At. HOOD DC son ing. VIM. hooso-
boom. II Fourth-ave.. pneumonia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

WAsalsGres, april Z4.-FoE Mchl-
ssn -Fair. ecoissi nortn westerly einds
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Willie Young, So FouIth-st., Frank
Gent, l06 Canal-st., measles; Frank
Vanderstrore, 81 Sinclair-st., dlphtheria.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-04
Gin aa,,fmatn In Der lrnter7ast.

StW StuutAbuut Nv W. 4AubCC flWOIf
benz bur1 Elm leibenbes uno fdreienbes
Sinh mebrere Wddte per Sdlaf seraubt
murbe unb Der 81 bsr l1%eber3eusuns se.
lanste, oab Wirs. Winslpms ScDtbins
Sprllp serabe Der artitel iei, befen er far
oas aino benStbiste, faufte einen gorratb
oapon. Nls er mad 9auIe fam unb ieiz
ner Trau bapon Wittheiluns madte, pei=
serte fe lid, benz ainbe BON Dem @efauf=
ten 5a perabreiden, ba fe cine Nnbdnse.
rim Der SpmSopatbie mar. Die nddlte
Nadt murbe mieoer idlaflps perbradt.
gls Der 0ater ant nddfsn Gage mad
5auie fam, funo er bas Sinh idledter
als ie, unb oa es abermals cine idlaHrie
Nadt befirdtete, perabreidte er wGbrenb
Der Mbweienbeit ieiner Trau benz Ginbe
cine Bcrtirn bes Sprup uub iaste nidts
bapon. Die Wadt barauf idlief W0es
wpbl unb Der tlcine Sdreier ermadte
I'M Wcrsen NIT beiterm @efidt. Die
Mntter mar erfreut uber ben ptSeliden
m%unberbaren Bedfel unb pbmobl le fd
3uerlf beleibist fibl.e, als fe Guftldruns
erbielt, ieste lie bennp& ben @etraud
bes Sprups fort. Gdreienbe 8inber
unb idlafoie NI4te linb ibr jeet unbez
FAINT. Cine ~ein3elne Brcbe NIT benz
Sprup fat nod baS 2eiben ieoes ainbes
uno bas Ycrurtbeil Der Wlutter beliest.
Sn alien Gpotbefen gu haber; % Gents
bic 6laide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-04
Sir Charles Dilfe, ber leiueu Nuf

Sir Charles Dilte, Der ieinen Guf
als meitlidtigsr Staatsmann, dig I0arz
fer geobadter unb Menl6enteuuer unb
aIs eldn5enber 9drift1teler in bieiem
merflpirbigen gude neuerli9 betbdtigt
bat, bebauptet ndmli9, buB in ben
breiten Shihten Der au1tralifhen 8e-
b%0lferuna iebe Spur Don Mnbdngli6feii
On bos Wutterlanb psrloren gsgangen
1T, bob bic 6fentliGe Weinung enti9ies
ben fhr bic 8riinbung elmer auItrali'
l9en Gepublif 1T, uao bob Qull.alien oigs
lem 3iele iiGer gu teuert.
Sir @Darles mill dbnli9e Str0mun.
gen ou9 in @unaba unb Der SAB 60
Ionic bemerft baden, unb er liebt Ser
3utunft bes briiii6sn Golonialreihs
3iemli6 tribe e~ntgegen; TT erblidt cine
m0gli6e W6nenbung bes 3erfalls nut
in Dem engeren MnidIuHe aIer Sbeile
bes b,itiiden &ei6s unterz unb aneins
amber; er plaioirt namentlih fir Die
8ttinoung zines 3oGbereins fir bas
gan3e 8ei6, Der Die Ginfubr BON Brpz
ouften Der britii6en @oI1nien in @ngz
Lamb Sdiibeu miroe; er miinTht fetnet
Die 3u3iebung bon Nbgeorbneten Be-,
@olonien in oas britiide parlameni
unb cine g~eringere 8ebormunbung unb
energiideren Sdub Der @olonien.
Iaes bies fibtt Otlte als Mi.tel 5u,
Q%bmenbuug bes SERIALS an, aber e,
berfpri6t li6 bon benlelben in Beaug
auf Nufralien mr. menig. Die Union
bon @uffralien bebeutet linn. tpeiln aud
niht glci6, 10 bod balb, Ben Nbfal be,
auIfralilden Golonien bon gnalant
uno bic @riinouHa Der &epublit be,
u8er. Staaten bon Nuiralien."
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Ser. Staten mdre bas freilih 3u miins
i6en. aber 6err pow5erlD fdme bann
UNI ben id6nen S.. 900. Sob. Soer
bat er etna einen anbern in 4usIidt Z
Gina einen gonsreB.9ib ober et'pos
Qebnli6es e..
5rob feines in 10 er1taunli9er Welis
nit einem Male gu Sage tretenben &ds
bifalismus min pomberID librigens
W1ts bon Der a~tpangsmeiien Ginftib:
rung beg M6tfunbenta9es bur6 Stritss
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