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Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Statistics of Manufacturers for the
Census of 1890.

Census OF 1890.
Mr.. A. w. Patton, who has been APP
pointed census agent to make a report to
the department of the manufacturing
industries in this city, will receive the
addresses of those engaged in these pur-
suits, during the present week, at his
Office, No. 33l South Broadway. He re-
quests us to say that if parties will send
their address to him this week, he will
commence to interview them on the 9th
of October upon the details of their in
dustries, so as to make up as complete
and interesting a report to the census
bureau as is possible. We hope that
none OF our people will onit to comply
with his request, for it is to the interest
and advantage of our city that should
have thorough and complete report of
our establishments of productive indus
try in the census returns. No matter how
small may be the shop, or how humble
the business of the man who is fashion
ing out some useful or ornamental
article, it ought to have place in
the report, for some of the greatest
manufactures in the country began in a
very modest way. The writer recollects
when James and Peter Donahue began
their iron works in San Francisco. 1t
was small shop with few tools, and
the principal work they did was to make
iron shutters to protect buildings from
the frequent fires that visited San Fran
cisco in those days. The Union Iron
Works which now builds great war ships
for the government is the outcome of
that small beginning.
Mr. Patton wicbQC no tn draw mart
ular attention to this paragraph in his
instructions from the census bureau:
The term establishment of product
i've industry, must be understood in its
broadcast sense to embrace not only mills
and factories, but also the operations OF
small establishments and the mechan-
ical trades, as blacksmithing, carpenter
ing, coopering, dressmaking, masonry
and bricklaying. mechanical dentistry,
millinery, tailoring, wheelwrighting
etc.
The following schedules are provided
for the collection of statistics of manu-
factures
Agricultural implements, paper mills
boots and shoes, leather-tanned anC
curried; lumber and saw mills, includ
ing their manufactures brick yards
-four and grist mills cheese, butter and
condensed milk factories; slaughterinl
and meat packing, chemical manufac
lures, clay and pottery products, cottor
manufactures, dyeing and finishing tex
tiles printing publishing, and the peri
odical press, embracing all branches o
book, job and newspaper printing ship.
building, silk and silk goods, wool man
ufactures, hosiery and knit goods; car
riages and wagons, embracing all estab
lishments producing five or more vehic
les per annum.
From these schedules it will be seer
that there is hardly an industry in this
city which should not be reported to the
census agent.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29

THE Argonaut says 1t would be
neither profitable nor honest to deny
that the reelection of Governor Stan
ford is one of the issues of the cam
paign." The Argonaut says truly. The
proposition is not denied by Republi-
cans who are frank. A few personal en-
emies of Stanford conducting newspa-
pers make the denial, and some timid
Republicans, who have axes to grind,
and are afraid of losing votes, deny that
Stanford is a factor in the election.
in sort of half-hearted way. In the
meantime Stanford's campaign is being
prosecuted in the most effective man.
ner, and there is not Republican OF
senatorial rank who dare announce him
self as a candidate. We will stake our
reputation upon the outcome of this
forecast Ii the Republicans electstheir
legislative ticket in this county and their
party is in the majority in the next
legislature, the representatives from
here will vote to man for Stanford.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29
THERE will be general regret at tn

THERE will be general regret at the
announcement that Col Markham's
good right hand has given out. He has
shaken it into sling. What will be-
come of the Republican campaign now
The magnetic candidate was taken on
trust as great orator, whose elOquence
would thrill the Masses that failing he
was kept in the field as hand-shaker.
The Republican faith in the magnetic
current which went through his hand
and performed wonderful feats of political
conversion, was something like the faith
of the poor scrofulous subjects of
English kings few hundred years ago.
The royal touch was sure cure.
Markham's hand was the last ditch
of our friends on the other side AS it
is now hors de combat, they are in a
sorry plight. Perhaps the Kanaka greet
ing of nose-touching could be success
fully substituted. But the delicate nasal
organ of the gentleman from Pasadena,
large though it is, would soon give signs
of hard usage, and he might have to
return home with proboscis that
would scandalize prohibition town,
and lose him votes even Gin the house
of his fathers.''
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29

Wretched men and women long condemned
to suffer the tOrtures of dyspepsia, are filled with
new hope after a few doses of Hostetter S
Stomach Bitters. This budding hope blossoms
into the fruition of certainty, if the Bitters is
persisted in. 1t brings a reprieve to all dys-
peptics who seek its aid. Flatulence, heart
burn, sinking at the pit of the stomach be-
tween meals, the nervous tremors and insom-
mia of which chronic indigestion is the parent,
disappear with their hateful progentor Most
benefcent of stoinachics! who can wonder
that in so many instances it awakens grateful
eloquence in those who. benefited by it, speak
pen to describe the torments Of dyspepsia, but
in many of the testimonials received by the
proprietors of the Bitters, these are portrayed
%n yva GaStS e
and rheumatism are relieved by it. 9-23.3t
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29
The Illustrated Annual Herald,

The most acceptable present you can
send to eastern friends is the Illus
trated Annual HERALD. There are
forty-eight large pages of fresh and re-
liable information about Southern Cali
fornia, including statistical matter of
the greatest value, relating to the eli
mate, crops, population, etc. There are
fifty fine illustrations of local scenes, the
birdseye view of the city of Los Angeles
being alone worth the cost of the publ
cation. No gift would be more appreci-
ated in the east than copy of the An
nual HERALD. 1t may be obtained of
newsdealers or at the HERALD business
office. Price Is cents per copy.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 80. 1890.
PRODUCTS AND FREIGHT RATES.

w. H. Mills, the other day, delivered
at the state fair at Sacramento one of
the most comprehensive, pointed and
otherwise able addresses ever read Oh any
similar occasion. One of the pithiest
sections of this address is that treating
of freight rates and the value of pro-
ducts. He gives table covering a pc
iveness. In 1880 the rate on canned
goods from San Francisco to the
east was 5000 car. In 1889 this
rate had fallen to 5000. Dried fruit
was rated at 5000 to the river, $3.50 to
st. Louis, 1924 to Pittsburg and $500 to
New York. The rates last year had de-
scended to $3.50 to any of the cities
named. The rate on vegetables in 1881
was 1910 car to the river, and in 1889
this was only 5000.
Mr.. Mills points out the fact, that had
the comparison been made between 1870
and 1890, the differences would have
been more startling.
The meaning of all this is that compe-
tition is the only way to regulate rail-
way fares. The Central and Union
Pacific lines connected the state with
Chicago in 1870, but it cost 81 900 car
to transfer vegetables from the gardens
of the golden state to the breezy
city by the lake. AS late as
1879 it cost $500 to carry
a carload of eggs from Kansas City to
San Francisco. These rates would have
been maintained forever, but for the
advent of the competing line of road in
to the state. If another line comes here
rates will not fall so much as the figures
above indicate, but they will fall. And
other lines will come. Every acre OF
oranges in this state pays the railroad
companies about $67 freights. In ten
years it is estimated that there will be
$4,000 carloads of oranges to take away.
The fruit business being done by the rail
roads this year, when the results are
published, will astonish all readers at
the magnitude of the figures. Next
spring there will be a similar business
done in vegetables, and every year this
ls being done in potatoes and cabbages.
One merchant in Minnesota has written
to Pomona that he wants 100 carloads OF
cabbages next winter. These facts will
induce the building of more roads, and
with an increased business and lively
competition freight rates will be less.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29
IN THE RING.
THE SLATE PREPARED FOR THE
CONVENTION WEDNESDAY.
Can the Ring Bosses Railroad 1t Through
in Spite of the Country Delegates P
The Names of Some Candidates.

A slate has been prepared by the local
ring, and big effort will be made next
Wednesday to railroad it through the Re-
publican convention. The following is
about the complexion of it: Recorder,
Julius A. Kelly; tax collector, A. B..
Whitney; clerk, j. NJ. Meredith; sher-
iff Martin Aguirre; auditor, Con. Howe /;
public administrator, d. W. Field as
SCISSOR, S. M. Perry; treasurer, ]. Ban
bury; superior judges, Lucien Shaw, J.
w. Mckinley, w. H. Clark, B. N. Smith !;
senator, R. B. Carpenter; assemblymen,
j. R. Finlayson, etc. supervisors, j.
w. Cook, E. A. Davis, G. H. Hubbard,
etc.
1t is not quite clear as to the assembly,
men, the supervisors nor the district at
torney.
The G. A. R. has not received consid-
Grafton in the above list, and for that
reason j. A. Donnell may be the nomi
nee for district attorney.
The question is, can the city fellows
railroad this slate through without Sc
rious opposition. When the convention
met to select delegates to the state con-
vention everything was cut and dry.
Before one could say Jack Robinson, or
the country delegates got their heads
the whole business was showed through.
Will it be so next Saturday? Those
cunning limbs of the law who frequent
the sheriffss Office and the Justices
courts got in their fine work at the pri
maries and won every trick. They fat
ten on politics, and fatten off of the
Doodle, and are not there for their
health Can they control the conven-
ton and put the slate through?
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29

IT STRIKES the ordinary mind that
there must be more in constable IS
Office than appears on the surface when
primaries are made to turn on the COM
petition for these nominations. There
must be Doodle and rottenness in them
or they would not be so savagely con-
tested for. A legislative investigation
into constabulary crookedness might not
he time lost
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29
Died of Burns.

MARTINEZ, CAL, Sept. 28.-Nicholas
King, the saloon keeper who was 30 bad
ly burned in yesterdays fire at this
place, died this morning of his Injuries.
He was terribly burned. All the skin,
together with his finger nails, was burn
ed off his Ihands. A sister is his only
living relative.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29

THE Republican heelers surpassed all
previous efforts on Saturday, when they
voted Jo-Jo, an idiot and a freak We
thought the brisk Democratic boys
could hold their own when it came to
primary work, but to vote Jo-Jos seems
to be persimmon above their buckle
berry.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29

The Times seems to be satisfied with
Saturdays primaries. The defeat of
Boyce, in the eyes of our friend, is a
broad mantle that would cover all the
sins on the calendar.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29
A PLEASING Sense

OF health and strength renewed and of ease and
comfort follows the use of Syrup of Figs. as it
acts in harmony with nature to effectually
cleanse tn esystem when costive and bilious
For sale in SOC. and 400 bottles by leading
druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29

ENTERED at the postoffice at Los Angeles as
second-class matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29
The "Daily Herald"

May be found in San Francisco at the Palace
hotel news stand; in Chicago at the Postoffice
newsstand, 1O3 East Adams street, in Denver
at Smith & Sons newsstand, Fifteenth and
Lawrence streets.
Office of Publication, 223-225 West Second
street. Telephone 1856
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29

1876 SCENES will be shown each evening, cover
ing 900 Square Feet EACH Program
changed nightly.
Saturday evening, Oct. a,
From Fall of Sumter to Battle of Gettys-
burg.
Sunday evening. Oct D,
From Siege of Vicksburg to Surrender of
=. Lee.
ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY, 25 cents,
HAZARDS PAVILION,
2 Nights Saturday and Sunday, Oct. and 5.
5-2S-7t
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
At 2Oc Per Week, OF soc Per Month
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29

TERMS BY MAIL, INCLUDING POSTAGE:
DAILY HERALD. one year. .........ss.O 90
DAILY HERALD, six months ......... 425
DAILY HEPALp three months .... 80. 2.25
WEEKLY HERALD, one year. ............... ZOO
WEEKLY HERALD six months ....... l 90
WEEKLY HERALD, three months .......... so
ILLUSTRATED HERALD, per copy ............ 10
Notice to Mail Subscribers.
The papers of all delinquent mail subscribers
10 the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD will be
promptly discontinued hereafter. No papers
win be sent to subscribers by mail unless the
same have been paid for in advance. This rule
is inflexible. AYERS & LYNCH.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-29
HAZARDS PAVILION.
HALT WHO GOES THERE?
Two Nights only, Saturday and Sunday,
Oct. and 5,

BSAD1 MAX VIEWS y.
Taken during the war of the Rebellion, by
Brady, the famous war photographer, and sold
to the United States government for
$25, 100000
NoTICE-Col. J. Holmes Grover, late U. S. A.
and Ex- United States Consul to Italy, has the
sole and exclusive privilege OF reproducing
these famous war relics, and will exhibit at Los
Angeles for the combined benefit OF the relief
fund OF the L. A. Posts of the G. A r. and the
l.. A. Woman's Relief Corps.
f-As any member of the G A. or W. re.
Tor ticket. Previous to opening of box office,
az o'clock on Saturday evening, Oct. 4th no
tickets can be had excepting through the mem
bers OF the following posts and corps:
Stanton Post. ............. +. X. Alexander p. G..
Logan - .............. Myron F. Tarble 90
Bartlett ...................N sherman, "
Gelcic h " ............... G. !. Mcintyre, %
Gen. Crook Post ......... ...... NJ. Wood &c
Stanton Corps. Mrs. Abbie E. Johnson, Pres.
Logan .......... Mrs. Kirkbride, 90
Bartlett % .......... 80. Mrs. Biles, -
Gelcich g .............. Mrs Spencer, "
Gene Crook " ......... Mrs. Lena Brady,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-06
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8Q8 Die ~logeran1tten vb b Deren"
&IGil Ell 0ieer GroBeu 0tepub1if
fir ieW}Dnord)ie, unO 3lDar fir Die i@le0z
teite hid Do6ifte Mrt elmer lold)ert, retf ltnO,
Iiebt iilQn oiIe Sage.
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tonlueu, nit QlIer GjeiDalt Gil jeinsn Oof
sI DrGnGen iud)elt. 10 tpdre ibnen 1idOts
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EN- G0uoe ~natD5udfien. 0apon Die0er
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Ole mebriaNe Mj1ltonGrtn
Morton l2Bt iiO nun fir Die bspor~
i1cDeilben @nnpfGn9e BON ibren !6ofi6rei7
bern III Ger clgliidz Greiie
in 0i1en un0 G8eiten 10 berauSitrei0en
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an Der Spjbe bes geieGi6aftliden 2eben5
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NtOrton fir tbre Stelte noybereitet burd
nidt lpeniger al5 lD0n5ig nGatlonS"
In BEN 6oftreiien 0~urppa's.
SIR lanaer NlfentDalt I'M N~uStanoe, lire
Q}~ertrQutDeit nit Dcr etiquette" be5
6ofIebenS un0 ibre auSgcOebute 8ez
tanuIi0Gft unter ben gefrDnteu
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madneu 6rau abortion sur beiten QlntorjtGt
in Be5ug ouf 9eietlidaftIt6e SOruten unO
Nrdude III Qlmerifd."
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W}OrtOn miro Don ben t6ofi6retbern nod
Die GbQtiade mitget6cilt, baB ibr pberiter
&ut DER. MiQiQm Woro, Der &litlher
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&0bter Der &0nigin Yictoria it6 nit i6reul
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ler Bic SteIe De5 @eneralgouperneurs in
@anaoa betieiOete, in leBterem Ganbe quiz
bielt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-06

O1ittcl getreten. Gr Iies burd ieiren
9tedIsannaIt in Der supreme Court" Der
Staot 9{eip g)orf eiten y6abea5= Corpus
8efeDl" beantragel, I'M Bic !3uriifiGit.An9
Der SaIntlte auf Dem ylennlanb" gu Oers
eiteln, 9tifter 0atprence geiuG6rte o0S
t6obea57 @orpusz @eiu6, ourh neldes Die
@inpanoerungS GOmmiiiinn 9esiDungen
lpurbe, bic Sautlte ipGter in Der Supreme
Squirt erlhetuen 81 laliel. Qlus Der 3uz
riidienoung auf Dem vGennldno" lpuroe
iolnit ni6ts. llnb Jest 1T bic Sanilie trct.
llnter einem v8auper" Deritebt oaS 8unz
oesgeieb einen Srtsarrter1, tpel6er in ietner
Nrbeitsunfdbi9fett Der DffeutIiden @o1ls
tbdti9feit sur Gait fdQt, aber ni6t einen
braDen arbeitSfrdftigen unb arbeitsipiut9en
6anotperfer, tpie l6urtii6e Stem gorfer.
@tnDanoerun9sz GrnmillGre ben Qusbrud
OergetDaltigen.
Die meiiten Ser bobnGiigen erglii6sanles
rifanii@en Tremoenbalier itamn1en bon
@tniDanberern ob, Die minbeite1s eberlo
arm tpte @ar0ner IN bieies 2anb farlen ullo
bon oenen ourGaus nidt ale ben guten
Jtuf oieieS Wlannes 6atten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-06

Grob ber 9coBen t3abtbon Tbei[nebmern
uno ob9leld ell Saal ii etnem 0otel ais
Jeftplab gelpdblt lDar, bette oaS ltabl DQs
2Selen zines gSrtuaTfelteS oenn nur @inQez
Iaoene aabmen oaran Shell. uaol 10 bQtten
Die 95robibittonsbittei, tDttn lie audi MIR
einen Slllten Don G6r> u1b 3aftgefi6L be-
iGBen, it'd ni6ts I'm oalielBe gu fllnnern
gebrdutDr.
2tber ipos Gei0ab? 2tm 0orobenbe bcs
STABLES erl1ten Der Boli%3ettonn1ilfGr Some
III 60d)It etgener 4erion in Dem t0otel, 6eiz
len Saal fir baS Set 9emietbet iDdr ut1o
titnDigte ben 6otelbeitBeru an: Sails auf
ber Seittafel au0 uur Elm Iropfen v0iquor"
eri0eine, 10 weroe auf Der STEELE Die 8erz
baftuug Der 6otelbeitber erfolgen. Der
Teitausl0uB beldlOB anfdngItd, bieier
9roDung fetne 8ea0tung 81 i6enten. $500
lt3etcommilidr 2otDe b0rte ton Dieiem Gors
habelt, eri6ien nun nit etnen1 Golegelt
Nberratbp BET DEM @uSi6u0e unD erfldrte
bieient QSenn Der Huti6 6e1no6 aufgez
tii0t tperoe, 10 iperoc YoIi5ei tuGbrenb bes
Nld6les in ben Saal einriite11 unb bos
@etrGnfe NIT 8eiUIag beleBen. 9a nun
baa @inoringen BON Polt3eibitteIn IN oas
einem WitolieDe oes o%beriten 9anoesgert6tss
bofeS Sit @Dren peranftultete Set eth rieiiger
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ausiduB, ben Wttl6puni6 auf3ugeben.
p1b Die ~etn3igen @etrdnfe BET Dem 8anfett
tDaren = 0ai1er, Ibee, &affee, Wttl6 ltnp
@botolaoe. Ser Srinfiprud 3u @bren
Breper's unb anoere 3rinfiprl0e tpurben
in gSa1ier getrunfen. &einer Ser 9tebner
ertDGbnte ltnmitteI6ar Der poliSetltben
0robungen. BolisetcommiiiGr Some mar
lel6lt bet benz Selte antpeienb.
Ser beril0tigtite Der oret Yolt3etcommil>
lare, Nnt9OnD, glGn5te Durb letne Nbs
tpe1enDett. ST mar aud, neil er III letne1n
8latte Dem 9ti9ter 8retper ais einen @egner
Der Brobi6tttoE ouf's ~genteinite perl0nlt6
beldtn1pft bate, gar ni6t eingeldben. Mus
gSutb bterllber lDl CT ietne GoIeget BON Der
Bolt3slcolnmilltDn 5u ibrem obell gel6tlber>
ten 8erfabren an9eltiftet BADEN.
Oteler MntbonD, Der in 1etten S6napS>
rGul0en in unSGbltge 9tatfereien uno
StraBenl f1n0Gle Deripidelt Dar, lit 0erlelbc
Subrer Der 8roDtbttions >Gepublitaner, Der
tDGbreno oes leBten 0rtGt6en 8abLfampfeS
in 2eapentDortb oenienigen Wirtben, tDelde
republtfantl6 at iuit6len uno gu DGblen
Derlpraden, Doue S6anffretbeit getpdbrte,
aber lett DEM @abltage mittelit Ser o%prtigen
StaatSpolt3et, au Der er ielbit als Commit
iGr geb0rt, cine i9euBIt6e Brobtbittonss
&nippel6erri6aft ausiibt, StrOute BON
8%ranntipein, Die in BriDatfeaern ipe9gez
nommen tpurben, in Die StraBengoiie
idiittet, 10 baB ith S6uliungeH 6orin
b~eiaufen un6 ietne 8Ittel iogar obne 9ut6z
iu6ungSbefebl in BripatbGlier etn6rtngen
IdBt, no tie Srauen unb &tr1oer miBbans
beln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-06

Gn elmer a1Ocren Steac heiBt es: Der abb
9eleBte Gojler mar fein 3pra1lI tein re-
%attionGrer l6errlNer. OaS Golf bat it'd
ftetS loDeit cS BON ibnt abiding = Der
D~olllten Treibett erfreut, ieipe Weiebe uno
letne materieIe Gage su Derbeiiern. Gin
GROCER Gbeil Der WtiBresierulg, inter mels
der groltlten 10 l0mer %gelitten, fam auS1
l0lieBlid duf 3tehnung Der 8igotterte, Der
unntilen6eit ltnO Der reaftionGrcn Getoen7
sen Der @eiebgeher, uno eS lit DaDer i'm
bod)ltei1 @rape uH9ercdt, etnet u1gliid@
ltd)en W}anr wegen Der Don NroereH be-
gan0enen 6ebIer 81 beidtmpTen. Narten
mir erit'a b, ob ieine gtabfoiger es better
ntadDen tDerDen."
0an5 ipohl, marten mir DnS ab.
gtt6ts in Der 99elt DrGngt Die Ser. Staaten
Dasu, li0 nit Der Nrerfsnnung elmer st e.
pubItf" 5I beeilen, Die i'm 0runoe 8ez
nortl1cll nod gar nidt pOrbanOen lit. Der
General Sonieca III ni6tS N1OereS, ais ell
0elDaltbaber de facto. Qtl5 iol6en muB
mar i'm natiir1i0 gelten laiier, big er
0ur6 etnen auOeren @eDaltDaber
perorGngt lit, ipaS m09li6eripetle
i'll nIdt ferner 3eit geIdelen
ipirb. Nber ais cine Jtepublif wirD
Yraiilter erit barm geIten f0nnel, lDe1t Die
WlebrSabl letner 8ep6lferung itd filr Die
QnnaDme oieier StaatSform ousgeIpro6en
BADEN miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-06
G0pWr0ert@te.

Ser ct. Qouis v@lobezO Democrat" iagt:
,gtltr in Gen 5Det groBen engltl6 lpre>
henoen 2G1bern ipiro s II It / m III igfeit
Quer 0ei0pDrenen 81 ellient 1dpurgertd)tz
lide1 ySabrlprud erfor6ert. Sn Der 9al17
sen ubrigen Melt genil9t etne Wtc6rDett BET
Wel0porenen Sur Tdlung zines urtDettS.
Su iere1 QGitoern aber merDen Die @eiebe
ebenip Qut pouitreGt, tDte in Den Ser.
Staaten. 9ort bort man ni6t bic &lage,
baB es lni@ulOi9en OH S6ub feDle ober
oeB Sbulbtge Der Citrate entgeben."
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S06Itens mGre, UNI bet 0enautgteit DtQert,
~bin3uSufitgen, oaB in allen ldlpere1 6duen,
tpo IS it6 I'M toDeSlDlr0tge 8erbre6en
banbelt, in BEN ntbtzenglii6lpredenben
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& oeqeu 81 5ur SAulotglpre6unq genltgt,
ionber1 cine }3tpetDrittelSz WteDrbett 6 gez
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g gegen y.
Silgegen ge6t bic 8e6auptung int eriten
SaRe, lppnab in Qnlerifa llberau @tntttln>
mtofeit alter 0el0lporenen erbeii6t tDeroe,
III iDeit. Sn StimiOn'S American Statute
Law, in force January 1. 1885,, Sette %
itebt gu lelen:
Der WabrIpru0 ber Surn muB, na6
ben 0erfaiiungen Derl0ieOener Staaten, etl
it M III SET iein COtaine, gerlnott,
Wtarolano, 8ir9ilten, $50 DzGaroltna). Aber
IN Ieras fOnnen neun Mtit8IieOer
Der sSuro einen a~iIlti9en Q8abripru6 in
alien TGuen ab8eben, bic niht unter ben
8e0rtff bss inialnire1Oct 8erbre9enS
felony) fallen."
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gebeiligte. sSSn 6torioa fanr bic @sleBs
9eDut9 fiir ale @jeri6tSperbanblungen Die
!3abl Is. ;. cine anbere 3a9l ais 5ipolfl be.
itinrnsn. SIN OtiNiaan, Soma, Wtiliourt
uuD @olora0o bat Die Oelebgebung Daslelbe
0}ebt in 8cSug auf ollie Td4e, Die nidt IN
einer court Of record" oerQonOelt tperOen.
SSn Iceras beitebeu Suries III ben @ountp=
@eridten mn aus ie68 @el6lporenel
sSn @alifornien t0nneu Die Yarieien Ito
iiber cine g~eringere !3a6l Gals 5fpolD pon
@ei6tporenen p%eritGuoi8ea. 9tur III 3me1