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The morning call., 1890-08-27
seaIsklns From Alaska.

The steamer Arago, Captain Thomas. ar
rived in port last evening after a passage Of
nine days from Oonalaska. She brought
down 20,995 sealskins for the North Ameri-
can TRAILING Company, the successors of
the Alaska Commercial Company. The
captain said that there had been no disas-
tiers up in Alaska while he was there, and
he had no repOrt to make
The morning call., 1890-08-27

A jury was obtained in Judge Van Reyne-
CONS court yesterday morning to try
Adolf Pieruccini, who is accused OF having
stabbed his gambling partner last January.
All the evidence for the prosecution was in
before the afternoon closed. and to-day the
case will likely 60 to the Jury
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Mate TAYLOR Held.

Mate Taylor of the American ship St
Paul was examined before Commissioner
Sawyer yesterday on the charge Of assault
ing aud beating the sailor Sydney Jones on
the high seas and held for trial. 1t is un-
derstood that several other charges will be
placed against him.
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.. The Calrs" Premium Dictionaries.

THE CALL has received another cousigu-
ment of the "Allen" edition of Webster S
Unabridged Dictionary, which is being for
warded as rapidly as possible to subscrib-
ers whose orders are on file. These books
are substantially bound in leather, beauti-
fully embossed, and in quality of paper
and excellence of workmanship are per-
feet marvel,
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Dr. Mhi,weIl Remanded.

Judge Hoge dismissed the application Of
DR.. William s. Whitwell yesterday for a
writ of habeas corpus. Whitwell was con-
victed in San Mateo County of misde-
meanor, for violating an order Of the Board
of Supervisors. which requires all private
The morning call., 1890-08-27

The attorneys connected with the Seaman
will contest in Judge CARRIERS court were
engaged in arguing the case yesterday. 1t
will probably be submitted to the jury to-
dow
The morning call., 1890-08-27

INTERESTING LEcTURE.-At the September
meeting OF tbs California Historical Society
James f. Gordon, an argonaut OF 40, who ar
rived here September 1st OF that year, will re-
late his experiences during the voyage.
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insane asylums to be surrounded by brick
wall not less than eight feet high. He was
fined $50, and in default was to be imprisoned
for fifty days. Judge Hoge ustained the
validity Of the ordinance aud remanded the
lie faudant
The morning call., 1890-08-27
SPECIAL SALE!
~ IN

IN IN ia AN
ON WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 81, 1890,
At IL o'clock.
BY order of t. p. KELLY of San Luis obispo,
On the premises, SO Hubbard ST.. bet. How
ard and Folsom, Second and Third,
IL Head Of Large Work Horses,
CONSISTING OF
Team OF Grays. Mare and Horse, 8 and years old
sound. and well broke to work and weigh 3OO0
pounds; Black Horse, years old, sound and wen
broke and weighs 1900; Team OF Matched Grays
Mare and Horse, S years DID, sound and well broke
aud weigh $500; l Team OF Brown Colts. Mare anu
Horse. years old, unbroke and weigh 23oo: Day
Horse wears old SCUM. and we'll broke. single and
double, weighs 145O; Sorre Horse, years o,s
sound and we'll broke, single and donoie. we .s
broke double, weighs 1850: Gray Horse, years
Old, sound and webro double, weis9s IN h,s
This stock has been raised by NIX NELL Oh MS
ranch and can be seen at the above place on i9es-
day August 70, 1890 Terms OF sa aieNvasF
co. Auctioneers 81 Mission ST. Aaz4 ~
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Divorce Granted.

Judge CARRIER has granted c. A. Reip-
linger divorce from Earl II. Reiplinger on
the grounds of failure to provide and de-
sertion.
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ON ACUUUNT OF DEF I OhE'
The Elp6ant New Furniture of ReSidel

On ACUUUNT OF UEFAhI OhE'
The Elegant New Furniture OF Residence,
...CoMPRISING..-
/ Elegant Parlor Set; Handsome Frames In hnest
Silk Plush and Satin Damask; Elegant frehcn
Plate Mantel Mirror Richly Upholstered sIng.o
Chairs and Rockers; Parlor Standards; center Ia
bies Elegant BODY Brussels Carpets; fine RugS, !
Antique Oak Cylinder Bookcase; LADIES Mai, ,
Writing Desk: / Elegant Eastiakc walnut Chsfhoer
Suit with Plate Mirrors in Bureau ana ashSsn ,
/ Cottage Chamber suit: extra spring anu 1 as,n
Mattrasss,. Fine blankets; Down Pillows; SILK
SPREADS: l Elegant Walnut Sideboard; l Eiegant
Walnut Extension Table: Vienna Dlning onalrs'
China and glassware; / Handsome HAN HAT Stano'
with other choice articles
Terms cash The above furniture is all hrst-ciass
and good as new ..
au25 GEO. r. LAMSON Auctioneer.
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EVENTS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD,
Several Pleasant Entertainments
of Quiet Family In
terest.
A COMPLIMENTARY RECEPTION.

Young Ladies' Institute Entertain
ment-Picnic to Laundry Farm.
Parties on Vallejo and Kearny
Streets "A Thirteenth Street
Gathering-A Party on Boston
NOTES.-The.
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BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
fit deiectivesight. APT Kearny street.
VICTIM OF JIMJAMs.-August Brosch, an
Austrian 30 years of age, was committed to
Agnews Asylum yesterday by Judge Van Rey.
negom Deirium tiemenS was one OF the all
ments he la bored under.
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)oKLYN HOTEL.

d Cox. Pacific Grove IF l. Robinson GuahaIa
ID NJ Fallon, Pleasanton j McGehen, Guaiaa
J NJ Long, Modesto Miss Voos Sacramento
II II lhiebaut, Baden Ii Van LINEN, Augusta
e jerome, Santa Cruz NJ Abbey, Ashland
j Carson, Weavervfie II Geinner, Livermore
L Kildoyle, Yokohama j Bowman, Colusa
Miss Kildoyle, Yokohama ii Howard, Brentwood
Mrs Warwick, YokohamalG Hager, Healdsburg
Sato Visa, Yokohama + Roberts, Seattle
ii Chigoro, Yokohama lC ID Dorsey Arizona
Pixley wSacramentol NJ Grifn, New York
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Mrs A Z Higgins, s Diego
Mrs j A Donsel,Los Angs
Mrs J c Fisher, San Diego
+ ii Hobb, Los Angeles
4 Goodman. Sacramento
+ g Crawford, Sacramento
Miss Angel. Los Angeles
ID L hurry. Chicago
Mrs II NJ Daggett, Vacavle
~ U Hall, Alameda
III X Hall, Alameda
J i Robinson. Ohio
+ Il Wiiliamson,Nw York
A L Glass, Lathrop
The morning call., 1890-08-27
Alameda.

a few days ago. She was riding alone in a
buggy through Marin County, and when in
lonely spot on the road between Ross
Valley and San Rafael lough-looking
man suddenly stepped from behind some
brush, and, Selling the horse by the reins,
commanded Mrs. Baroteau to throw up her
hands. But Mrs. Baroteau possessed more
courage than the would-be road agent
counted upon, and she was prepared for
such an emergency. Pulling out pistol
from her dress pocket, she aimed il at the
man, who instantly took to his heels. The
brave woman continued her journey to San
Rafael without further molestation.
THAT FIRE COMPANY.
The failure of the City Trustees to order
the disbandment OF Central Hose Company
was surprise to most members of the COM
pany. The Trustees, however, thought that
if the present company was disbanded a
new one would be organized with the same
members, and nothing would be gained.
The company will receive a reprimand,
which will take the form of a resolution
adopted by the Trustees, in which their
action in refusing to respond to the alarm
for the Loyal Oak Hotel fire is criticized
and deprecated.
Thomas A. Smith. the City Treasurer,
celebrated the fortieth anniversary Of his
arrival in California last Saturday. He has
been resident Of Alameda thirty-seycn
years.
The Alameda brass band will give an
open-air concert in the park next Saturday
evening.
1t is thought that the movement to grade,
curb and macadamize High street, from JEFF
ferson to the canal, will succeed, nearly
all the property-owners having signed the
petition to have the work done. The only
protest feared Is that which might come
from the Cohen estate.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-29
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.
Continued from first paee.l

ent Twentieth Ward than any man
who ever sat in the City Council, and
never took any compensation whatever
for any work done by him for the
people.
The "West End" as it was called,
was without light, sewers or water IN
side streets when Mr.. Eisfeldt was
elected, but he procured all of these
advantages for his constituents, and
more.
He worked day and night to get a
railroad from Southport avenue, and
finally carried it through, to the great
advantage of the people. There IS
scarcely any doubt about his election,
and taxpayers who consult their IN
terests will vote for him.
Mr.. Eisfeldt has experience, energy
aud ability, and should be elected.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-29

leader of the Methodists; James ID.
Coleman. lawyer. and head of the order
of Catholic Knights Of America. back
of the committee stand a contributing
BODY of some GOO citizens of all politics
and faiths. Of whom the above commit
fee are fair representatives. The or
panization is only few days old ana
the plans of procedure are not fully
matured, but they will soon establish a
newsnaper to voice their sentiments
%nd follow it up with an offensive war
against the lottery in every way and
shape that may be deemed effective.
One of the leading curiosities OF New
Orleans is NJ. A. Dauphin, the Presl-
dent of the lottery company. There
are some interesting stories to be told
about this 95-pound lottery schemer,
which will be reserved for a later issue.
A. Baldwin, President of the New
Orleans National Bank and John A.
Norris. of New Orleans race track fame,
are alleged to be among the respect
able" hackers of the enterprise.
Bush, the New Orleans gambler, nXes
the politicians down there, and he is
quite a man in his way When THE
EAGLE gets to showing up the Wash
ington Park Club, it may have some
thing to say about Mr.. Bush and the
pool privileges at the Washington Park
track.
The lottery people boast that they
own the State OF Louisiana, and that
they will take care of the opposition
to the extension of their charter whe1
the time comes.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-29

arrested on suspicion, to be identified
bv his victims, tried, aud hanged. He
called himself Payne, but his real name
was Louis Thornton Powell. After he
was sentenced he said; Give my com
pliments 10 Fred Seward and tell him l
didn't mean to hit him so hard. :"
For years the hou e of doom had
been vacant. People have felt that 1t
was haunted by the specter Of o tragic
past-guarded by the baleful demon of
death and ill-fortune No one cared to
rent it, aud after the Government va
Gated it, having occupied it for quite
awhile for the Offices of the Commissary
General, and not as a residence, the in
terror fell into dismal decay When
the Blaines took it, disdaining super
stitioE, just about twelvemonth ago,
the mansion was renovated at cost OF
many thousands of dollars. 1t is under
stood that the Secretary of State LEASED
il at 50, 900 per annum- SO, 900 less
than he receives from Mr.. Letter for the
use of his own huge house on Dupont
Circle
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-29
PRETTY FLOWER GIRLS.

There are nearly 400 flower girls in
the city of New York. Those are the
figures given by the florists who sup
ply them with nosegays. Sadly enough
nearly all of them perfume only the
night air with their wares. Those who
peddle natures brightest smiles during
the daytime are mostly big, hulking
fellows whose bawls can be heard above
the din of the bustling shopping thor
oughfares where women mostly con-
gregate, for women form the vast ms
jority of daytime purchasers of small
floral punches. Among her big sisters
the little flower girl, not timid, but
small of voice and powerless to resist
the swerving current of the street,
would be worthless straw. So the
big fellows win.
But the latter in turn are powerless
at night when the gilded brethren be-
come the nosegay purchasers. Should
they then venture forth with their
wares they would be met only with
sheer and iibe while the fragile little
/ things in calico gowns find a silver
shower mingled always with kind words
and gentle smiles and rarely with even
an approach to raillery. These little
hand-maidens of Flora appear to lie the
wards of the public From nightfall
until even midnight they fit from no.
tel to hotel, from table d'hote to table
dhote, from theater to theater, and
finally from chop house to chop house
and he would be indeed daring rutiian
who would cause one of them to shrink
back in alarm They are not the ragged
flower girl of the drama, sitting on a
step beneath storm of paper snow and
singing a drearisome song. Their locks
are neatly brushed, their faces washed
TO rosiness, their clothing tidy, then
shoes whole and almost without excep
ton their blossom-laden tray presses
against snowy white aprons. Then
mothers who send them forth and some
of whom accompany them t.
the door of each place which
they enter are responsible 10
the neat pictures which the bus.
damsels present, for they know that tn
brightest looking, sweetest looking, ii
diest looking lass opens the most purses
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-29
4 CURT0US MEM0RrIL.

A unique piece of handiwork has just
been completed by Mrs. Sophia Lara
more of Waterbury, Conn, who is now
approaching her 10th year. 1t is a
mortuary wreath in memory of her
husband, who was dead nearly five
years before the curious symbol was
begun. She made it of relics Of her
late husband and of articles which were
the property of the wives who preceded
her.
The frame is of putty, into which,
while soft, the widow placed among
others the following articles In the
center of the top cross piece are the
spectacles of her late lamented, and
small vial containing the pills which
we're left over from his last illness. Be
sides these, there are many small stones
which he had treasured during life his
iackkniie, piece OF candy which she
SAYS he had left uneaten, buttons of all
kinds from his clothing and a small
bottle containing cheese made by his
first wife. All Of this collection is
labeled, as, for instances "The smelling
bottle used by the wife before me-"
Inclosed in the frame is a picture of
him whose memory the wreath is sup
posed toperpetuate. The wreath above
the portrait is composed almost entirely
Of flowers and leaves, each Of these
made either of some portion of his at
waistcoat, trousers, ueckties, or sus-
penders, and worked together artist
callv. The shirt in which he died is
honored by having made from 1t O
snowy bird, too wonderful and strange
for description. Just outside the wreath
are placed suspender bucklesaud aatcl
chains eutvined with the hair OF th.
mother of his first wife Some OF th'
hair from hin own head has been made
into toudr.I7 and tho stauens ct ONE @
the flower uf the material that iinet
his cuuiu ON another sIdu ef th
wreath + Is buucbnt mHins bg bHueh
her the wmtel before D. died saving
Vow, dn'te-u aly &c these hat "a
etetg aat balancing Ihe W#H W
three vfar rsrH Hm#f#H eHe 4 hl
teeth. aud haHNd theH Is she las
mathF.eH h.Ea#t
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-29
From an Oiiicial.

THE EAGLE is in receipt of the fol
lowing communication from a we'll
known Government official:
CHICAGO, March q, 1890.
To the Editor;
In reference to the position you have
taken respecting the Louisiana lottery,
am in hopes you ,rU show them up.
[ know so many scrub women and
other poor folk who are being regularly
and Systematically "gulled" by the
scheme
I suppose you know B. Frank Moore
was before Commissioner Hoyne for
mailing tickets on Jan. 10, 1884, Jan.
16. 1884, and Jan. q, 1884 | believe
he paid good round fine in each case
when it came to court. Daniel A. Ray
then Postohice Inspector and still in
town, was the complainant, and can
tell all about them. r. ". McAfee,
still Postoffice Inspector, can tell a
good deal about the Governments at
titude toward them My opinion IS
that the postal officials are not sufi-
GENTLY encouraged in their attempts
to put down these things.
I believe those three cases led B
Frank Moore to turn the business over
to his son. That is the idea | got a
that time. | think McAfee had thu
younger Moore arrested afterward.
The postal officials here have Away
been ready to prosecute users OF tn
mail for lottery purposes, you will find
and if the State authorities would puri
fy the express business in the sam
way, the combination would effect tn
result that neither authority can ac
complish alone
The man Bush and his satellite
here are worse than Moore ever was.
They should be prosecuted, and
think little punching up of the Al
thorities will land Bush 4 Co. whel
they belong. OFFICIAL.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-03-29
LIGHT MOODS.

EVERYTHING goes with spendthrlit.
WHEN lady faints she should have
prop-her support.
A MAN who itches for fame must
scratch around lively to secure it.
DOGS are very affectionate. We have
even seen dogs that were attached to tin
cans.
SOME compositors can read better
what an editor scratches out than what
he doesn't.
CARE you going to the ball this even
ing?" remarked the musket to the
powderfask.
A LOT of little boot-blacks sitting on
a curb stone may not be India rubber
boys, yet they are getting gutter-perch-
ers,
death from lead poisoning" is the
polite expression used by Colorado
iuries to specify a gamblers fate in
shooting uffray.
AN Ohio girl left her rich fance to
elope with an itinerant photographer.
The latter asked her to go and refused
to take negative.
HERE, my good woman get this pre-
scription filled at the chemists, and rub
it we'll into your husband II 1t
answers, let me know, for l, too, suffer
from the rheumatism.
He (after tiff $50 you persist in
breaking the engagement? Mature
Fiancee- Certainly; what do you take
me for? He-About 40. Better think
it over; it may be your last chance.
SERvANT-T There's a book-agent al
the door, mum. Miss Olde- Mercy, 8
man at the door; ask him in immedi
ately. Servant-It's a woman. Miss
Olde oh, woman, Tell her an
out.
OLD lawyer--I can not take you
case. Circumstantial evidence is ST
strong against you that it will be i'm
possible to prove your innocence
Prisoner-But | am not innocent
am guilty. Obi Then maybe l car
clear you"
SnuTH-Hullo, Jones! Get any
thing to do vet? If l recollect arigh
YOU were out of employment. Jones
Yes 1 got very good job. al
manufacturing materials for interiors
S.-Ah. Art decoration? J.-Nc
I've turned cook.
OLD Soak Cat dinner There's sixty
3 1ne vine rooms between here and tn
Office. I counted them coming HON
this afternoon. Mrs. Soals-No won
der, then, that you cant tell the difie
e ence between roast beef and boiled hal
e when You come home to dinner.
= The following was overheard betwee
a Columbia student and his best girl
"Oh, Will, what lovely flowers. The
$ look as If they had just been gathere
Why, there is little dew upon them
I viii Slightly embarrassed)-Not
cent, assure you; not cent.
MOTHER Gaising cover of preser'
. dish)-Mr. Eppv, will you have some
Why, where are they? Sammy, ha
you eaten all that quinco-sauc'
!, Sammy Ma, you know you told i
3 never to talk at the same table wi
grown folks, especially when compai
Il WIS present.
h TuE old lady from the country h
priced nearly everything on the t
- cent counter, and the salesman W
growing little weary Of her custo
At length she reached for a bundle
wire tea-strainers and asked Ian
What's them for| Those are muzz
for bologna sausages, maam.
In au out-ofthe-wag corner Of y
ton graveyard stands a brown bon
showing the marks ut age and ueg.g
f. bears the inscription. Sacred
the memory Of Eben Harvey who ,
uarled this life suddenly aud unl
rcefelly by COW k,ekiug HIM on
Il4b Of September 1853 Wolf du
I thau good aad faithful segya8t|
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TO r., ADERS

Cut this out, inClose So, and
mail it to the Eagle office, with
YOUR name:
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Gan g.utonio eopperaae ssprfs,

Sn Der N~ulfinfraBe bierielbf befinoei
ii0 bic Giferei beg Germ 6 .. M ~
brD. 0ur9 Nni6afung Der beitet
Wioidiaen uuo Bei9dfiisuug tl6tiser
GRANDDAUGHTER il: es ibm g%sIuugen, isin
@tabIihement bon Sabr gu Sabr gu bers
bolfommaeH, unb bic BARN hergeltel=
ten @sgenHduoe linb ieber @oncurrena
gepa6ien ooer gar nod itberlegeu. st
bat bic GdHer fir bic @itD. 8rauerei ge.
Iiefert unb es fam fi9 Sober BON ber
bor5isli6en 2trbeit an oieisn 6dNern
iiber3eu9en. 8elonbers empfeblen mir
Jarmern, bic li6 G%iiternen, Sants ulp.
anlegen tpolen, ben 8eiu6 ieiner ia.
BRIT. sic tperben bort reel beoieut TO-
tp0bl in 8e3ug auf preis aI5 auf Site
Der ~gefauften MrtIfe!.
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Gin 9ans, tm bent cs 1puft.

liner abrper lit nit einent BpbnbauS persli6en NOR
ben. TT Bat bdufis elm 3immer, in Dem es iputt =
Der Mascn. gpn benz unbeimli6en Sput, Gerbauz
nn8sidmdde, perideudt, fiebt bic @erbauuns unr
ireigert i4 suridsufebren. gSas fam ben 3auber Is
zen, mas ben Gann breden, her aui ben rnslhdliden
Srsaren rubt2 @ir antnrrten pbne 36sern: Spitetz
terS Ma8en=S itters, uno mir iinp Su bieier antmprt Be
redtist rurd bic rcsiitirten .3eu9nihe BON Mpriapen
pdbrenp eine8 mebr o8 ben britten Ibeil zines Sabrz
~bunbert5 umfaHenpen .3ettraumes. Der @ebraud beS
9itter8, in irsenp pel6er 9baie bes 2etbenS beapnnen
uub bebarrlid fprtseiest, rirb in elmer iiaeren, niGt
tbeilipeiien Seilung relultiren. DaS 9itters felt bic
Glaiticitdt Der Mdsennerpen pieber Der, erneuert unb
reinist bic aus benz 3euenselpebe brtnsenben Sdfte,
ipel6e bic 0abrun8 perbauen beIfen, tretbt Die Sale
aus benz Wta9en lnb benz 8lute une f6rbert bic reaelz
mdBisen a6rperfunctirnen. Die Mebisin ~pertreibt
MoIaria, Nerppfitdt, &beumatiSmuS nnb Neuralate.
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0Ihcre sEleiid1 0reiie.

Na9 elmer Spe3ialz9 epeIde aus Chi
eagD bonn 3. Gebruar mirb in ben ndd.
ten 3agen f6on cine preiserb6bung
i'm Sleinperfauf beg Gleii6es eintreter.
Wie bon nobluntetri9teter 5eite her
mitgetbeilt wirb, limb ale bic groBen
monopoIit;fden S1ldaterei i. 8cfber
babel, Die 2iten ibrer GIeii9preile au
nreoibiren4 unb b6bere 5dbe fef3ufels
len. 9as bat-in Inbetradt Der Shat
fade, baB febt b~sbeuteHb mebr Yieb &c.
Sii6tet mirb uab auf ben Wartt fomtnt,
dig ie 5uOor, uno baB in JoIge oapon
bic preiie BON 56ladtbisb nuf benz
9uf iebt nisbriser finb, iopie baB bic
ausldnbiide Wa9frage mad amerita.
nii6em Yieb betrddtli9 na9gelaHeu
bat, natiirlid a~lgemeine unb groBe
Iufregung berDorgerufen, unb man
frast fi6, mas pobl Der @runb gu oie>
fer neuen WaBreseluns bes publitums
ieitens bes Monopols gegeben bat.
2eute, wel9e IN Der Sage finb, bariiber
mitipre6en 5u f6naen, tpoIen tpiKen,
baB Die S9ld6t 8aroue in perf9iebe.
nen Staten, tpo 8erbots' @eiebe gegen
bas ngef6la6tete @bicaso : Gleifd" er.
lalIen tDOrben maren, bebeutenbe Musz
gaben gebabt bdtten, UNI bic Wie6er.
aufbebung oisier @eiebe gu ertaufen,
unb ieBt, no bic american Meat Co."
bic ein3ige Gonfurrentin bon geIana,
uel@e bic @bicasoer 8erl9w6rung Bis
babin gebabt babe, ui9t mebr i'm iSeloe
lei, nebme bieie natiirli1 bic 8eIeaea>
belt pabr; H9 bon benz gebabten S9as
ben babur9 gu erbolen, baB le bic
preiie ibrer Waaren in bic S6be
i6raube. Sic 8roBi9ld9ter ieIbH aber
eatbl6ben fi9 nidt. als Grub bafar
a~n3ugeben, baB Der Gleif9berb,au1 i'm
Waafen lei, obne bob gu slei1er 3eit
bic 0lebprobuttion 3unebme, cine Bez
bauptung, uelde benz tbatiddli9en
Sa6beftanbe befannterDeiie ni9t emit.
ipri6t. Wie benz a6er au9 iei".-
f6lieBt ber 8eribt, = vunter allen ums
fdnben ftebt es fef. baB bic preiie far
bas Gleii6 Der @bieaeoer Monopol.
@eieuf6aftea in bieiem Griibiabr b6ber
iein ueroen, als iemals Subor."
Soute bas u~nferen teranil9en 8ieb:
iiidtsrn ni9t bic Iusf1t auf einen
lobHenben Warft er6fnen?